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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
Fsowes a Macy. Rnn.scrs,
No. 30 Msll.st., New.York,


Formerly Officers Of the Park Bank
FoUE PER CENT Interest ALLOWED ON DRPosrs
PERSONS OPENING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
Us they please the same as with the City Banks, and
viii be allowed Interest on their daily balance at per
cent
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of the United States
OF Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various
issues of Government and other Stocks, Bonds and
Gold, promptly executed for the usual commission.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or TIE CITY or
NEw-yORK-
Nos. 20 AND 30 PIsI-s1..
DLPosiIoRY AND fEAScIAL AGsSr OF IbE UNIrfD
STATES,
Have Tor sale ready for delivery
UHED STATES $40 TREASURY Nons.
Convertible, at maturity, into $40 GoLD-nAriNG
BONDS.
Also
UNUEp STATS 1910 BOSDs
UNITED STATES $40 Bo>Ds
UNITED STATS 1-YCM CgRTuICiTEs.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
and attend 10 other business with the Government
J.. e. CALnoyS. President.
j. SFAHAN, Cashier.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Cleared.
ranconia, Sherwood, Portland II. d. Cromwell

Steamship Francona Sherwood Portland II B. Cromw ell
60.
Ship Panama, Hansen. Msta1zGs.
Ship Syren Moore. San Francisco T.. VI. Robinson
Ship American Congress, woodward, Fortress Monroe
Grinnel. Minimum Co. =,
Ship james Foster . Abcel, Liverpool, c. II. Mer'ha
Ship Patrick Henry, Page, Melbourne, X. w. Cameron
Bark Washington Butcher, White, Norfolk brocA"ly
Baker.
Bark Geesternunde Ham Kulsen Bfemen Lnsast TO-
Bark Sophia lEr) Jacobs Mianoras, Mlgel Mais. 80 O..
Brig Ma qua Chata Br) Hansen, Aguadiia, d. X DEVON
Go. - =, ,,,
Brig W. w Lord DBL Mcleod. Gardens. II. s. Nnlny.
Brig Excelsior (Br) Cooper, Hamilton, Bermuda Mcooi
Firth. , ann,
Big Lady Of the Lake tBrl, Hay, Bermuda Middleton
4 Co. -. -,
schr Highland Chief, Freeman, York River, croweu
Paine. 49,,
Schr ~ d Borden Eldri5re Beaufort Miller Houghtou
schr Helen Perry. Baltimore, BENTLEY, smith 70 -
Schr William Lancaster (bLl Howard, 81 Joho ~ d. ~
r. DeWo.
schr Surprise, Beers, Boston. Dayton CO.
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BESEFlr or TIE PATRIOT ORPHAN lioaE.-
There f. to b. pubic meeting touisht' NJ the Acad
envy Of Music Tor She benefit 81 the fstro, Orphan
Home Adircs.es viii be delivered By the Rev. stephen
A. Tying d. D.. Hon. william NJ. Eysrts, Rev. William
Ad.us, ID, Hon. James I. Rr1dy and Rev Joseph T.
Duryea. An excellent hand Of music viii BE- In attendance
and tie meeting bids fair to be perfect success There can
be little doubt that It viii be when L Is generally under
stood the children whom t n.ution provides 10Y
children o. deceased d.sbed soldier. and They
find ia this Institution the comforts Of home aud placed
In way earning honorable support by receiving
good practical education ono cafeiu moral training.
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In steamship City Of Dublin from Liyerpoo-Mr and Mrs
Merlsh. Mrs. Hin, Miss Rosa Hill.
In bark Wnburn from Iavsna-H. Rohsov. W.K. johnson
In brig r. A. Darrell, fom Bermuda-Capt. Newman, Mrs.
Ripley, Mr. Carroll. Mr. Autley, Miss Preem, MI Johnson
and IL in the steerage
In brig Woodland from ST. MichaelsG +. Pmen,al, z. b.
Pmentel, T.. NJ de DGries, H. Tucher, 7. d. Wilkins.
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pat SUNSET, s..w.. very High,


ship imed.an Fielr. nom London Tor New fork-llth
inst. lai g. ~. lon. - 4.
Brig Cca,san from Matanfa' FOR New'fo'k-''h ia'. on
MalauTss. -,
Bds Princes, Royal from Havana foi New.Yors-7ih inst.
Big Ataania from Matanzas FOR EewN oIS.ih inst, OF
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Memoranda.

The brig Lizzie Troop from Matsnzas for New York was
spoken trg Niggcta the 18Th inst Ia lat % TO- Ion - 90
with o. of nr.s and bead II sboyt the fi. az.
which occarrcd dliins the gale Of the 18th Had jury nss'
r~-,d f.rNari and sails
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BORT i)arocns' Notlce.

SrArE oF NEw-Yoas.
PoRr-WsRDEss Oyyrcr, No. lOi waist.
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
section OF tire act passed April H. ld1 entitled An
Act 70 Re1fsnze Wiriens Ohce Of the Port OF New
YORK." all persons Interested having charge Of he
uhr 81 such inquiry examination or survey, that
the following vessels uudeT examination by the rot
Wari.n. aud that the said surveys or examinations viii b
completed within ten days next succs"iins tnis notice o.
board said vessels:
steamsh . City Of Dubin.................6 y X.
sfgrmsflp
Steamship Monte zufna.
Bark HOl and. sroru
Bark American Faglc.. ..s.s....ss.s'.'sit r. ~.
Erig Rolling W ave = ".
Self. Edward Slsde. ...Foot OF Twelfth st.. \. X.
Scir. samuel T. ke.sr....................t - H.
schr. Mid orse........................O h. II.
MlNrHORNk TOMfkINs, President
J. ArGs HERpIuks Secretary.
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" T'VVssT = , . - -. .
Office OF the Laboratory Of DIR. J. G.. Ponle, }
1t. e L. u fHf'fnn l. 10

late Of Jas. X. thit0n : Co,
No % Prince.si.. corner OF Mercer n D..
JAxFs r. CHILroy. NJ. a., jules c. pOHLE, VI. De- iha-
iytcQt and COHsHliiag Cienbs: -
NTw-voag. June IA. 1885,
ILayn made chemical analysis Of tho Tropical baa
p, ed by nes.rs Car,Ho nr0s Co.. and found afe-
tborou- exa,nngton oft, tina, M composed eSlusyeyof
,ese DE princpy % gums aud resinspo-es'-
inc I med cal ops Il contains nothing thai can
uro,e Do e'erons he1th when teken internally ~ sppet
s1osy; it's sstnsut and hesng properties being we'll
gul,ed to top hemorraaos and hes wounl. nlcers Se
1S,gnej) JULIUS g.. POuLF. VI d.,
Successor to Dr. Ias u. Chiffon Co.
Ahaiyticsl Chemist. u
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Funiiy Markets.

TrlR COST or LIVING Is EEw-YoGE.
FRIDAY, Feb Up "
We give below quotations ofsome ofthe lead
ing articles OF food r9d D small quantities fog ordinary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rises. Sun Sets...538 Moon rises l2:2ini
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. "a Gov Island l:35e Hell Gate... 3;,6
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fhe Roncdy Of the Age
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM,
PREPARED BY CARRENO BROTHERS 4 Co.

KNOWN ss ryrALLIBLE SPEEDY cuxr ~
fHTHISIs GROUP. and all other diseases Of the CHEST
and THROAT; Affections resulting from FALLS
BLOWS, or BRUISES. however severe:
Pill IL $,
HFvORRHkGrs. WOUNDS CONTUsTONs, Burns.
FELONs, ALL KINDS on ULCERS CHAPPED
LIPS, HANDS, ETC; HEADACHE,
TOOTHACHE, EARAChE,
ard all Other NEURALGIC, RHEUMATIC, or SPAS
MODIC PAINS
Th. Dalsa especially adapted for the OF Tho srny
and no soldier should be wbou, As, among the m-ny viz
tues IL possesses its power and efficacy IN stopping hemo
rta-e PREVENTING TETASus LocK!Aw and cleansing and
beang woUyDs far superior to those OF any oy
dies heretofore discovered
Full directions for use around each bottle.
Circulars containing said directions and large number p
valuable letters certifying the wonderful Effected
this precious medicine, be had upou application 10 Tire
'-TROPICAL BALSAM COMPANYs GENERAL DEPOT.
No Walls street, New YorS and viii le private rss
dences 0, by mail. request.
Pdce # bottles y cents ind 81.
The Company will send the Bssan, by Express receipt
OF price.
Heeis offmfies are advised to keep is Psssm eonfay
Oh hand in order TO it in time 10 Of WOUNDS hsoS
nHAegs BcRys Bnurszs &C., thus obtaining an 'nmedsis
cure and saving time a,rnys and also those who
devoted such occupations them to csse Or
require the onsruments whero~ifh they may De
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Special Notices.
Continued from Filth Page.

AT Duane VI. r.. Church, Hudson..t, Spring.
4 Lecture will be- rivcu by Rev. J. PAkhER, MONDAY
EVENING next Goth inst, the benefit Of tne Sabbath
school, o'clock Subject the Anglo Saxon AZ Home
Tickets 20 cents st tho door Doors open s7 O'Clock
Schcnck,s sea Weed TOnc-1'hc best Tonic in the
World Sold at IiELMBoLDs Drug Store, neAt to Metro
roIiian Hotel
Cntnrrh DR. x. GoodaIe's Cafnrrh Remedy
aud Mode Of Treatment the most hopeless AMI
aeviates silent suffering than tongue tell Price
a bottle. Send stamp for pamphlet NORTON CO.. Sole
Agents. No, - Bleeck.rst, New-loTk.
seal Rings for Gentlemen.
FINE GOLD-NEW STYLES-SIN. EIGHT, TEN.
DRIED AND FIFTY DOLLARS each. For sale by GEO L.
ALLEN. No. AIS Broadway. one door below Cana.t.
Wantcd.--Compete FILES of THE N. Y. DAILY
TRIBUNE and N. y WORLD from Jan. 1861. Address W.
8. Box No. lo2 Times office.
Itch! Itch Itch!
SCRATCH, SCRATCH SCRATCH!
WhEArONs OINTMENT
WIN cure the ITCH IN a. hours. Also SALT RUEUM,
ULCERS, CllliBLAlNS, and All EkUPTloNS OF the SKIN
Price, % cents For sale by all Druggists.
By sending 90 to WEEKS 4 POTTER, Sole Agents,
No 40 Wasington.s. Boston 1t will be- forwarded By na
free vi postage, TO any part OF tho United States
Petroleum IL IL ing.
FISH { BILTISGS's PATENT PETROLEUM COOKING
AND HEATING STONES, NURSERY
LAMPS, &C.
Nearly 20 coo sold last year.
Coal and Wood tires dispensed with in Suun.r.
Simple a common lamp.
No dust ashes. smoke or odor
Economy aud comfort combined.
Manufactured and for sale by
THE KEROSESE LAMP HEATER co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

Crrndnii'- spring Horsr.-Carriese-, Giss. Propei.
ers Sc neatly rcparedi also. o. altered 70 PeTanbulAors,
az the Manuisclory, 40 1870 East Twenty rsinh-s,.
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Liver md Lung Dfseases.-Eyery Affection OF these
PRIMARY oiraus be recup.ted and their nofna
RESTORED by tire two vegetable sen.ds, Srt4fia and
~, cariliis. hotee. % Sent b. express. WA K
PRINCE, fiusrur, ". y.
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Iou,burd pins.

For Ladies' Hair New styles Just received from Paris
TWO. THREE Five. EIGHT. TEN, TWELVE, tIF-
TEEN, TWENTY To FORTY DOLLARS EACH for sale by
GEORGE {. ALLEN, No. tl5 Broadway,
One door below CaIlal'st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

Membranes Of the Nose, Throat results IN Consumption
All smiling remedias are temporary and injurious. The
CdyyL SpeGe, from plants eradcaos every tain OF te
disease Bottles -. Sent by erp,css. WM. r. PRINCE,
ilusbng N. Y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-11

$3.50 Els What thsslllaspsna, ny ssn,'' said
q sage old Quaker, net what thee II make,
which will decide whether thes's to be
rich or not The advice was trite-fsr
it was Franklin's in another shaps-sTake
care of the pence; and the psunds will
take care of themselves"
Bat it cannot be too often repeated.
Msa are continually indulging in small
expenses, saying to themselves, that it 3
only trihe, yet forgetting that the aggrs-
gste is serious, that evea the sea shore
is made up of petty grains Of sand. Tea
cents day is even thirty-six dsllars and
half year, and that is the interest Of a
capital Of six hundred dollars. The man
that saves tea cents day is that mach
richer than he whe dses net. But ten
cents day is child's play, sems will sx-
elaiu. Well, thea, John Jacob Astsr
used to say that when man who wishes
to beesme rich has saved ten thousand
dollars, he has wen half the battle. Not
that Astsr thought ten Thousand much
But he knew that, in making such sum
= man acquired habits Of prudent economy
which would keep him advancing il
wealth. How many, however, spend tel
thousand in few years in extra expenses
and then on lssking back, cannst tell, al
they say, where the money went to. f.
save is to get rich. To squander, even il
small sums, is the 6rst step teward tn,
psor house.
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why They Gene Here.

Over us, 900 emigrants frsm Europe
have arrived in this country this year.
It is net surprising that they should quit
Europe when the rate of wages fer labsr
is considered. Thirty-seven cents day
is the average "a a laborer's wages ia
England and Ireland, and fer farm labsr-
ers in Ireland emily twenty-five cents, cut
Of which he has to find himself in provi-
sions and clothes. In various parts of
the German States the average is net any
higher. and employment can not always
be found at these wages. However high
the rate Of living during the war, the rate
of wages here is So much higher than
in Europe, that an able bodied immigrant
can not only feed and clsthe himself
abundantly cat of them, but can save a
considerable portion, and have employ
ment at all seasons in the year. This is
the Europeaa labsrer's paradise, and that
is the reason he prefers this country to his
oWn.
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smoke for the Cure Of
Wounds.

A correspondent Of the Country Gem
tleman recommends smoke as cure for
wsunds in men aud animals. He says
"I cut my foot with an axe. The lady Of
the house, ssizing the foet while it was
yet bleeding freely, held it over pan cen
tanning smoking tag leeks. In few min
stes the bleeding stepped, and the smoke
was removed, and bandags applied to
protect it from accidental blows. The
wound never suppuratea, aad consequent
ly never panied me. have seen the ren-
sdy tried in many similar cases, AID al
ways with the same results. Let the rea-
der bear in mind that ne linauent or salve
drawing or healing shozld be applied,
Ysu have merely to smske the wound
we'll, and nature will do the rest"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-11

The late DR.. Boutsn was sncs disputing
with farmer about the ease with which
"a minister earned his money. Now, said
the farmer, when you are called on to
marry couple, ysu never expect sun
less than three dsllars-this fer few
minutes service. sPoshl replied the
dsster, Il would agree to give yeu half Of
my next marriage fee for a bushsl of Pc
t.toes.' Very well,' said the farmer,
tsIll take ysur sffer, and send ysu the po-
tatoes.' A few days afterwards the dec
tor was called On to splice q couple at
Dsgtevn, a place about four miles frsn
where he lived. When the ceremony was
ever the bridegroom said to the worthy
minister, well, parson, l s'pose l must
fork ever semsthing for your trouble
What say you to taking one Of nay terrier
pups? The best breed, tell you, in the
country. Shsckin nice thing to have in
the bara. Worth full Eve dollars-and
1 suppose figure two would dc fer the
splice, chi? The doctor teok the pup
W tn joy. The joke was tee good; he has
tened to the farmer, saying. Nov, friend
here is my fes--how shall We devide il.
The farmer rslished the joke so we'll thai
he increasd the potatoes to half dozen
bushels.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-11
NUMBRR,45.
A YANKEES Trick.

-
A week or two age four oreditersa start-
f ON Bsstop in the sasle train Of cars, for
The purpose of attaching the propertv OF
certain debtor in Farmiugton In aths
State of Maine. He swed each andssep-
arately, and they each were suspicious Of
the other; Oat dared not say word sbaat
it. Sc they rsde, aequaintances sll, talk
ing upon everything except that " hich
they had most at heart. When they ar
rived at the depot at Farfningten,, 9hich
was three miles from where the debtor
did business, they found nothing te-sspws
'eai ever. the read but q, solitary cab, to-
ward which they all rushed. Three got
in and refused admittance to- the fourth,
and the cab started. y,rfr4sg ~,
The fourth ran after aud got upon the
outside With the driver. He ask ed the
driver if he wanted to sell his horse : Hs
replied that he did not want ts2tkat be
Was not worth uore than fifty dotixrs,
but he would net sell hin for that He
asked hin if he would take . hundred
collars for him. ayes" said he. 1'he
'.ourth man" quickly paid over the
money, toskt the rsins an d backed the .c,sb
up to baDk-slippsd itfrom the shay asss
and tipped it up 80 that the door could
not bersPsned, and sjunpsadppoa ths
hsrss's back aAd rode. sff, s"liek ra-ty5
switch, while the insiders, we're Ieok-
ing cut of the widow feehsg ike siGg-
ed cats. He rode to lawyers aud got
writ made and served, and his debt 8ssE
cure, and got back to the hotel just as the
"issisers' came sp putting and sbiewing.
The eabnan seen bought back, his hsrss
fer fifty dsllsrs. The .'seld" men ,efferr
ed to pay that aum, if the fortunate one,
whs fsaad property sufficient to pay IN
swn debt, would net sell it in Boston. ss0
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-11
The Coming Crash.

The Chicago Tribune, one Of the mos
ultra Of the Lincoln Abolition sheets, ha.
the following article. 1t says: 81 -
All fast levers, spectators, a. we'll a.
these beginning to prick their ears for 9
start tsward sxtravagaace ir expenditure
should give heed to the words Of wisdom
The feeling is pervading all classes in
sscisty. A paper dollar, says eur cetsm
perary, is Deprecated to fsrty -fsur cents
geld value. Currency is plenty, and
growing plentier. Gene easy go easy,
is the prevailing feeling. Bat sooner OF
later the present abnormal condition Of
things will erniHate-perhapsg gradually,
perhaps suddenly. The values Of ali
commodities, including nsney, are fear
fully watersd." But when the crash
comes the water will be bailed out, leay-
ing only what il represented BY the gold
standard. Men are walking en- high stills
and are making lsng but insecure strides
But all must dismsunt one of these days,
and Gene dswn until their feet touch the
earth. Many will be precipitated head
long who new tower aleft on their stills
Wise and prudsnt meR will prepare in
time fer the inevitable change. The class
vhe will suffer by the terninatisn of the
war are those in debt. A merchant with
a stsck Of goods on hand worth say S5o,-
600, and half paid fer, will net realize
tgsrefron enough to pay what he owes.
when the gssds are all sold, he will hnd
himself still in debt fer them Ave to ten
thouaaad dollars, and this debt he must
principal and interest, with gold
or its equivalent, or &c ints bankruptcy
The consequence Of the end Of the war
on the dsbtsr class will be to increase eve
ry mans debts about 125 per cent An
obligation Of $4,000 will bscs sme, in pras-
teal effect, $40, 600. That is, it will re
quire property or labor new worth in
currency $40, 600 to pay it. A note cut
standing drawing ten per cent. interest,
will then draw what wsuld now be equiv
alent to twenty Eve per cent. or there
abeats, to say nething of the principal Of
the note, the difficulty Of whose payment
will swell in corresponding ratio.
Our advice is for every man to pay of
his debts, and contract no new onss; to pay
cash fer whatever he buys, and if he can
net dc that, to 90 without the article.
De net spread tee mach sail. Keep plen-
ty Of ballast in the hole, and see that the
anshsrs are ready to let go when the hur-
ricaas csnes, and thereby prevent your
vessel from capsizing, foundering or dash
ing en- the breakers Of lee shsre.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-11

eyes flashed as they fell on me leaning 50
oonfdingly on cossin Halls arm, who was
bending over me with most absorbed de-
votien; now hsw Ten Lanes handsome
face blanchsd when he saw Elsie whirling
in an imprsmptu waltz with Alick Rayns-
ford.
Ne explanations were asked; all was
csmprehended at glance, and a more
crsst-fallsn party 1 never saw. An hour
afterwards was seated by Harry's side
in our ewn light sleigh (the widow had
been transferred to poor Hal, with Har-
rvs arm around me and his lips very close
to mine, as he promised "nsver to do Sc
any more" and 1 haven't been alsns an
evening since. Neither has Elsie Lane;
and yeu may be sure we're mere than
satisfied with the result Of cur Surprise
Party"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-11
The Lady's Repentance, :

A young lady was addressed by .
ysuns naa, who though agreeable 10 hsr
was disliked by her father. Of ceusss
he csuld net consent to the union, and
she determined to eiope. The Hsxt nie ht
was 6xed, the heur came, he placed the
ladder to the window, aud in . few lnins
utes she WAS in his arns. They noanted
a double horse and were soon At some dis
taHce from the house. After while tbs
lady brske silence by saying: "Wsil,
ysu see what proof l have given you
of NY Affection; hope ysu wiu make
ne good husband De vas surly
fellow asd grufiy answered, Perhaps [
may, and perhaps net" She aads NO
reply, but after silence Of seue MIA
utes, she exclaimed: .OA, what shall 1
do? have left my money in nay rssn =
'Then," said be, ''you msst go sask .sd
fOtch it," They we're seea sgaia q toe.
hsuss, the ladder again placed, the lady
RENOVATED, while the lever wsitsd bellows
But she delayed to csne, sad ssise Esnt-'
ly called 'sare you osnips!" when she
lssksd cut Of the window and said, Per-
haps I may, and perhaps act; and then
shut down the window and lsfs hin 70 re-
turn upon his double horse alsss. Was
not that happy thought sa the lady .
psrt--a f.nsas jsksf-Life of DR.. Rs6as.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-11
Singular Occurrence.

A correspondent Of the Rebel, writing
fron East point, Geergia, relates the fol-
lowing:
Among ether freight for shipment, We
noticed at the East Ps;nt depot, yester-
day, coffin, under the Immediate charge
Of lady, With whom there is connected
a strange history. give it as related by
the lady herself. In 1862, Mr.. R
volunteered in Georgia regiment, then,
as new, in the army of Virginia. Abost
year ago the wife Of Mr.. R, hear
ing that her husband was killed in an
engagement with the enemy, proceeded to
Virginia and brought hons his remains
and inferred them in her garden After
a widowhOsd of seven or eight months,
Mrs. R-was welded to another; with
whom she had lived happily until recent
ly. when their happiness was broken in
upon by the arrival of her husband; who
had been taken prisoner at the time he
was supposed to have been killed.
But the strangsst part Of the story is
yet to come. A few days after the sin
gular re-appsarance of Mr.. R, lady
arrived from Virginia, and claimed the
corpse buried in the garden as that Of her
husband, whs bore the same name as eur
resurrected hero. This was the lady
whom We saw at East Point, on the eve
of accompanying the corpse back to Vir-
.ginia, fer internent there. It seems that
beth were members of the same regiment,
and instead of the Georgia lady's hus-
band being killed, and the ether taken
prisoner, as was supposed, it was just the
reverse.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-11
JOSH BILLINGS ADVICE TO
YOUNG MEN.

1st-If yu have souP for breakfast,
don't undertake tn eat it with yure fng-
ers, not if yu can git fork, and never
wipe yure noze on the label cleth az ya
have get seat sleeve.
2d-If yu don't kse how tn chu ter
baeker, luze ne time ts lurn; the best wa
is tn go behind heg pen and practis be-
fore yu chaw in public; but persevesr;
it's the only wa your Dad larat.
3d-If yu hav get tu be 12 year els an
can't swear good, the chances are va wen t
ever amount tea nything. About as geoa
wa I know for yu to larn, il tu begin
by saying "Condennit," and then work
up.
4-Lornin' to drink is slow process,
but dredful sartin, cider is putty sartia to
get the hang with, but rum cherry il
sartiner.
5th-Bi all means at an arly age get
inte the habit of stain out late at mites.
Dent miss circus; that are means Of
grace. Call awl virtue nonsense, and
suspeck awl femail girls. Watch your
elder bruther, and brag en- his dsviltrees
Feller these rules up close, and if ths
don't make plan Of yos, yea can salty
conclude that ysu have nistcek the crook
Of yur genius. and are proberly designei
| for dsscnt man.