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News Items.
ID, T.krspA to tn S~ rors sun.

1uR " $40 RI Convention yesterday decided u
completely roorsan, &c the oust,tuuon.
rur subscriptions to the 1910 loan for the 9Th
AMI itn in5t. amounted to 525,Vi5t5h and to the
$50 .oau, nearly SA5OO,Wo
TuE : Supreme Court pronounced al opinion
yoslsrday,iu the OF Stone vs,he nited Satc',
Affirming to the latter the title OF lie soutlern part
o. the For, Lesvcnwor,h reservation.
Mr Fi,I, .ho correspondent, Of the woalp,
who Was arrehed On Saturday II Baltimore for
disloyalty, has boon released parole BY General
Wallace
lnH N.w Jersey Leg stature meets today. There
are 10 DeuiJ. fais su4 RnpIb,,csns In the senAic,
aui ~ of each party in Me House. joint meet
my tp clccta United States senator cauno. be held
without the House consents.
AIToISR, LGIsEEAL CoCnASE has gwen his
opinion that Ia, vacancy occasionei Ia Congress
by he redcuation u Governor Fenton. eau only
he allied at tn next general election, therefore no
sp,col election will he ordered.
A sIEAsEs from Little Rock has arrived at Cairo,
l., with 5Oo rrfigces, and 20 orphans, in dosh-
tutc condition Many Of hcln are sick, and several
died ON the way up Three oLhot boat loads arc
coming.
NIur late Rdyicos received from l. 'ts Rock,
Ark dated the lsi inst, say that the military sit
uatiou remains without change. Hon. VIM. H.
Stewart was elo.-tei the 29th uli 4. =. senator
from Ark anSas for SIX years from tho oh e March
next receiving q two-ihirds vote Of both Houses On
/ TIE hIst ballot.
TnEps wa a collision on the BDltimorp anu Ohio
Railroad, roar Pennington, w. v, ON Saturday
morning between tue mall express, which ef bAl
tuoro on Friday evening, aud u frnght trail
bouud East, Both engines were crushed. lh
bage Ag., mtl AID express cars took hro rom
s;oy, and were destroyed, with their cun.en,s
Several soldiers were injured, ono fatally. Josop!
r., inson. express messenger, WAS bully burne'
about the face ami arms. None Of the passenger
were injured.
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stock very phlosorh cally, and scvu,ed IN comfort
himself WITH saying that 'fhiugs Is gong TO the
devil, any how, Anl IL didn't make much differ
crcc how soon IT, As Ia was tal. lug his leave, he
asked "wha'r yer suiue nom hnr, Giuersi ?"
81 rrtr An look cd NJ the old follow quisEicary tors
moment, and replied ''why, pretty much where
We damn please" with this comforting sssur-
anec the gold-heslod cane retired.
TnK PARIS correspondent Of the London s1A2
says there is scarcely street IN PARIS vhkh Goes
uot contain us establ -shIDcut Of baths which are
daily crowded The society for hot baths fot tie
poorest children, dsiribuiod lsa year sSp5T tot
e;s which was LIES above the number gwen
sway the year previous In the city Of Nantes, NJ.
Bunhls has created society whose business u -
10 discover the inh abtNnt male or fsuAle, who Is
most addicted to a;hiug and wssbing ami oeltver
him VI hor premium for good hsbits Tho lsI,.
90 inhabitants OF classic Rome la 1884 pos'essed
but one bathing establishment, which they them.
selves scrupulously avoided entering, aud which
Is entirely supported by foreign v,tdtorr
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rosolat.ons upon the subicct Of peace have bccn
srbm tel by , majority Of the Committee " the
Mort, C,roins legislature, and have passed
The majority the Joint Select Committee ~
a., two Houses" to which were referred 5 nate
r,s,lutiou. No l. entitled 'R~olutio'lS TO iuli ate
NEGOTIATIONS Tor an honorable Tcscc," rrp'ri te
same back 90 the Senate without sucncmeni, Nd
rvlotnu cud tba' they rNss. The majority q We
committee believe that while every eiiort ~ loins
msde TO increase and strengthen the army by ito
mos, severe drain uron he people, Of men snd
neanE, these extreme requirements should 70 ac
c,nIsuicd by some manifestation II m effort snd
desire to secure hn honorable peace by az otur
legitimate measures. COnn'bs iJuers lelSioiore
tcud,red have been r,fuscd by he Untcd StA.s
upon tee prcte1t that their RECEPTION ~oud iuiplv
a rocogulion Of the Confederate GnVcrnmeni az
prclimiu nary and thai in case Of failure TO slrce
upuu treaty such rocomiuou would neveiincl -
stand These resolutions seek to remove THE 80
jcrnu by appointing comm - OF ers on thc Unri o'
the States, whose evil existence aud authority
have never teen dcuic1 ; but NJ shc soWo TINS 10
uake their icuuer aud all powers dcPcndeu, on
TIE action anil sJopuou Of The President. 1t 8
not proposed that Ihcsc couuIlFs'untr1 ueriNo any
powtrs from the States but u"lF Tat tev h' ter e
tetri ly the r.c+id-nt '1r n Iy.ve '"uiercAe'' NC
giving to them Az, b puvors Al tus.ructous ts he
may ueeiu necessary and IT,ptr.
.i1nN Foot Chairman.
A. C.lp"LnH
-. 4 C.tDW Ill.
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General Intelligence.


TuF Southern slaves are discussir4 ITO plans for
arin r,.. tlom. Blink looks sc he consequence
TuG ro.c.p.s from Internal revenue for the las,
wee. we're over ten millions Il dollars.
As sooS az GOV Andrew heard Of the fall Of ss-
y,uueh be ser s,.ruts th'thlr 10 procure colured
recruits, aud GsL pcrmiss!ou to do ~ afterwards.
TnE O7oudags GAZETTE published At Browns
yilc, y Y puH the name ~ Gen. halter at It's
L. ,sI leld for + sdent IN 1858.
Ll,.r Co. codcmuA Of the signal Corps, has
heop 4. SIN s,d the service, for publishn. morna.
ton relative ~ las special Drsueh VI service useful
10 t4c enemy
Tug P.' I,de'p phiAns have presented 20 Mrs Gen.
Gtnuta .5ltuI hp.Iso IN tLas city stn $1,000
house 4ud 10000 N money to the widow Vi Gen.
II rnry.
A rayIctA,. speaking Of the lrri constitutions
Z a., r,u,... no present. day, rmGrsod that
we .,.tf ( tu t. great car Oi our s1auIMothcrs,
boa sr yc -u..,l never ge, any more
A priEaaI.oS rcrroseuuug rI,lr, si con pan es
a!o.. ..r o rtrru l"rier had a con itrence ~ the
80, % ..... BOO IN Wustiug gtnu Gu S.turipy Win
: .gsr,a 5."ui'- Ton the purpose oi Inducing hun
t. rl.- s.c',hat in his ri oroun rcgulNti ns
lcur. DO. p.gtp ,'. Bat they wee nnsac-
C,s.ul
M.4.a w.,IcN, Of Washington, md his brother
p. u'. - tie h-u OF w ,llt L n Co., u."r-
cp.n.s, ia,' been found guilty g Cen p'ub,o-
dpy', ...-.a ri l. Of sc'Anr cont rAbsnd rpois 20
p.,rr'a % akooe ruuntrt tni 50 ntcac,d to three
Sc 80 liu p 0nmcut, and Phillip valsck is g. ray
fu, 80 . '1ous,ni dollars. ! 40 clerk, of tto
M...l. Wl.sc., who were iri' " IA 70. nu,etuu
,,.A .''. 30 'oyccs, were a'1ri tot
4 Lpsu,> correspondent, IN rnr date u the 1h
p iuraf, ..s' M Granville h.mA s'a u Dr
M.rua Bfl, oi Nv York, .oi twouIy three
. sIarto. .rm F4rs tWu Iu,ptt sgu 10 ril -
bI.eL .lr ll,. icNs, taxing p 's4.,c on tho block
Htr-r,lui"r, 40 Luna, ~ a1 'seHu The Ne' Z"
gaII - .I l. ycr-nA, toacle ! o. Ha7nnn, inp
v.l..u trD 'u" q the la4t, place 20 hAytstoL
the ,tlrn 'fgrr uadc it AZ TcaraLcc ou board
youn. ID. L.s icing It's hrb victim And the cap
tn.n thc ps..d, 10th dv'ng n hoarl iust afcT 1n'
/ bo,t arrived IA tho port Of @ j rcgtoi."
A, cI1crl, rebel, oNtenAv' ilv dressed M Jeans
p,u br,rut gola- eafeic Ine, me 70 G3ners
\ eruan'i ION quarters evening dunnF' ~
rad, tltoc what was up. II n'g tr aiod wen
and toos lis mia ortUae D u lvsus negruea uis'
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From Virginia.
cuerriIIas ON the Potomac.

Washington, Jan. 6.--MslUr Andrews who
commands the guard pickcSng the Potomac River
from the Great Falls W the mouth u ths hJnocacy,
aays chat tho guerraa Who infasi the banks VI the
river, ther, have bccCrne very troublesome o' late
and that hardly II night passes without their hrng
utou our pickots Or making AL attempt 10 cross
tho river at souio poin, or other On Monday
uilht, While the nal carrier Of Nj orAndrews
WIS converting a mail mn the camp I" Poolcs'hle'
he wa drsI upon from tho Virginia shore and
bali p,nsed through his baud, shsttering II IN
! air. lhlful manner. On the same night the camp
O., M. First DesvNe cavalry was fired upon by
lus,,. hackers % this side o. the nycr who nP
r,ar to he operating With the guerrilla White by
ii Mailing 70 him from the Naryinni side In the
pciehio.hood Of Rockville. On Wedues1ay par
! ~ - r,l.!s numbering h1ecn russcd the P)iouiac
on a raid, ia tie vicinity u Poole5ville They
were evidently very hungry, for tey vere on q
| chicken stealing espadton, aud they managed "a
SC. aourn eight miles from tNc uvor brfors hey
wore L'scuye-ed. They w-ro ,isn pursued aui hn-
ally oyerhauled ant ten @! them taken prifoaeri
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Saturday. IAN. =.
GENERAL. SHERMAN.
Most of the Army Resting.

tCOvrsspo''denee OF the SUM-
Fortress Ic-sos, jan 5.-Ths steamer Callfor-
nia Arriyei bore this afternoon from Hilton Head,
4. C., with Col. Ewing On board, uesrer If impor-
tant dispatches from Gcu. sherman. Met ~ shcr-
mans army, since the capture OF Savannah, bad
been quictly resting upon their laurois, and no az
grcasive movement had ss ye, been undertaken.
Con. Fitzpatrick, with his cavalry, was constantly
Oh tho scout keeping wskrful eye on H'rdses
forces III. army was rapidly recovering from the
effects " ns long and fatguing march through
Georgis, and was being rsorganited and rc-cluip-
pod, prepraicry, IL IL said. to the commencement
Of a campaign which Will 10 as memorable a. is
last great exploit.
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cook. The cargo Was insured. The hun r hc.as
towed into port
.ror,iund, Jan s-Mr Jotrnsen. the engine
the Po.cmsc, was thrown overheard hy falling
spsrs Tic was subsequently rescued, when ncnly
perishins. II is not expected that no will rc.
cover. The fro spread 81 rapidly the Potnn.c
tba, tho s,rbcard boa, could no, he launched.
The por, boa, could not take ,ll, ~ tho io-crnpst
cut away and r1h WIS made The t.nr b." 'n
los, were washed oil tho ran. rhctc wee '.'
pas,enyors. all Of whom were savej ~" 10 y
numbered IL
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Fortress Monroe, Jan. i.-Scerctary stanton
aud Ma Gen. Mrirs arrived hero at a late hour
last ey,nin. from wSAhiugton, u C., IA tie rev
enue cutter Sortteruor. Mr.. simeon Draper aud
several attaches ~ the Custom House IN Nov YORK
arrived horo yesterday forenoon anh sAl'i Tor
savauual, Ca, At noon to-day, On The steamer
GrcuAda. A large i-on-c nd MONITOR supIc'oh to
ho the pIc,,tor, srrivcd In Hampton ada tina
afternoon. Tie weather still continues hormy
and dsasrecablc
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Nec York, jan. o.-Adyiyc, from MJrlsuAA
state that all was qIiet there aud mat 'h' recent
sric, measures adopted by Gou'ral u'lmau re'a-
tive to communication outside u that plai hayo
hat most salutary eject upon predatory rebels
The gunloat G,gc'tec had reta.,aiei Tor te muir
DER Of Comuaadcr Thsichcr ~ tos'royiug Tie
rcLc, rosdenccs IN ,ac y,c.nity Of the h,usy ieoi.
An expedition. consistng OF portion o' 'Nr's bat
tcry, and an iu'antry and cayslry ior,0, lHd tcea
seut By General U,lman % ouI tie htclaislaya,
bnt met few rebels VINO lod At the.- appearance.
report wss ourront that the ram Tennessee, c.i-
turcd al Mobile, "as to he sent mp 1he river aud
prot ably to Vicksbur,. The health Il tA, arlison
at MorSauzia was god
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The War Westward,
Ncvemruis OF Hood, FOTTos' and IJon.

-'TtFFIHttl1F VI EFVuNf U 'N'''7'' 'E77'' y ~
CiaciRnrtL Jan. g.-The corrcspoudcnt oi lAe
c lMx-LylAL estimates tAst Hood took acr'-s she
Tonnessee River 20, oo0 10 $4,000 men. General
Forrest AJslGoued about $50 wagons on The uoi.h
s.io Of lAe river on Friday. The rotel General
LYON, with SOO men, plssei through MON ugyIl'c'
capturing "a company Of Tennessee u derAi!
csy1lry Ho then eroosel tie Ctatanooga rail-
road blow Iullahorns, tore W few u the rails
md then moved on his way Join Forrest Ut Rus
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steamer nurn.d-Four Lives Los.

PrtGnd Jun. 6. The stcam3r PJtoni', i'''H
New York for Portland, took tire around hor bolt
,rr.n4o,slock tbs morning, 81 C.pa f'yaAe'h,
and u,4rio od rapidly The oiheers crow ''H pas
seugera wero taecn or by isaer an s'll nave
arrived hero. F,rr vos wsic lost, WV onar'es
L WpsUl. oliei Mote. two Oilers AMI TIE second
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tain 4 that he hsd registered hins>h n, New YORK
A. Sidney sauntou lie Il, We believe, southern
et' ahd Is eo.i enoisih 20 mie,nI' No diss use ~
euutoi TO al the tencd,s Of prisoner Il war.
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Abdny, Jan. 9.-Colonc ! I'wn'end has rcociyed
order. to slspond actioa under TIE last cai Tor
men In this division Of 'ho state because Of al
iesoi iaaccurscy in the appIrtIonment u he
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MORE PEACE Rya0RS.
The Dlairs Bound for Richmond.
WHAT MAY Be hCCOMPLIS
Rebel Views Of the Mission.
WAR MOVEMENTS in the WEST
What the Rebels Are About.
HOODS ARMY ONLY $4,000 STRONG.
A Clean of Peace.

Fbc Peace NoveEi~nt-Tho Tls,icn OF the
Iilnirr Their Pro ogpccts Of success 80
What IL is L.pecI.d to accomplish.
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PROPOSALS.
CAyALRY HoRsRsl
Qxay,Ev,esle, Gentrap. Oae.. tirsf Uir,ti


eSd'fTsg H. Gens,aP, 0ees ti,I Dirssscn,}
HQheks. suitable FER the cavalry and artillery
serves, WI ee received at Gisrboro Deoot. In
GRO SRsoW WING m MY 1865, by Captain 6so
MuLIs, in lots Of twenty-five or more, will b
IsS.' 81 Gaps.in 'Rss PTEs III
Quarter master. corner Twenty second and n s.s.
All ." finals to be subjected TO the nsusi Goysrn.
ment inspection before being accepted
Specifications IS follows :-"Cavsiry horses ~
be sound in sill particulars: we'll broken; In full
flesh and sood condition. from eft n Isl to six.
teen tl6l hands high; from Eve 5l to nine years
old and we'll adapted in every way to cara,ry pur-
OF ase,n still vigorous. spright!y. aud healthy
may be accepted,
Artillery Horses must be of dark color soand In
All particulars. strong. anict, and active, vell
broken ana square trottsrs in harness. In full flesh
ana condition. from six 90 to ten tl0b years old.
NOT less thAn hfteen and one hall o'a hands sh,
esch horse to weigh not less than ten hundred and
Mules must be over tive 20 years 81 age, strong.
stout, compact we'll developed animals, not lsss
than fourteen "a hands high. in full health, free
from every blsmsb or de'ect which wusd updt
them for sewers work, and must have shed the
four front colts teeth and developed the corres-
These specifications will be strictly adhered to.
and rigidly enforced in every particular.
Hours 81 inspection. from 9 3 m. to o. m.
Price, Cavalry Horses, one hundred and eighty
FIVE dollars $Io3l; ARTILLERY HorsAs, one hundred
snd ETY. dollars sl9Ol Mules. one hundred aud
ninety Eve dollars $3.50.
a,mens will be made e. this once K1r
Colonel in charge First Diyiston
mar is taP90 q 81 q. ..
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~ oaeT's1'nRas;,,s osss, Bres q wass.siryss.es}
sEALEDPRoposA ALE Are invites III BY t.. ana.r.
n spa ol o. sSs:
OF these piscss. with Hay Corn. Oats and stta.,
bushels Of Corn or Oatsand so tons Of Hay or Straw
Bidders must state at which Of the aoov. named
points they. propose to make deliveries. and the
tstes at Thien they viii make n 70 threat.
ed The time -hsn .sd asliys5iss shall be eo-
,, The price must be written out in words en- tho
two bush els each. oat. in like sacks OF about hrss
srs shaf hs to s nn' fss
Hay and Stray S to be securely hsied 80 Oar. co,
@ % to Ssi Ss ds1sred {:
stated in the proposals..
GSvernmen n, inspector, before hs'.s accepted .,
the lowest responsible bidders as the Interest OF
the Cox % for shs
have been delivered and accepted.
Tae ed .h vi. ss rssusa
sble persens that in case his BID De accepted ne
the ."e contract fer the same, With good and
sufficient s9retes IN sum equal t 10 sss
tisement; and in case the said bidder should f.lt
ference ' between tie esr Fl said biads1 and Ii.
neIt loves, Responsible bidder. or the srson to
Of Tnea q st. ::
other officer under the Omitted State. Govsrnmeat,
or Be @
or rejection of their Proposals sa.. a, ZACH
.biddsr must be iesbiy written in the pro-
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. D: d.
Rucker, Chief Depot asrtermsster Washinston
o. G., and should be plainly marked "ProDoshs
Bonds In a sum equal to the amount Of the c9n-
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
n17ICl BALTIMORE l. OHIO RI. co.,
~ WASHINGTON, Deceuber Is, 1854.


On l ss aa sses y
VII '' .'s WzF sSs4'sn u.,
sisB5RG TRAiN.1 LesS Washington els 4 Z.
sw w Sosk aI4I ss :.
Philadslphia 1856 P; NJ, New York s:30P.N. No
No. s-BxLTIMokx WESTERN TRAIN
Leave Washington SIS A. NJ: stopping At way
.tasions. eonnsctins st Relay With the Mail Trsin
No. a..Elw YORK NAIL rRAIN-Lssve wash
Psi.dsishi. 's 4 S New 9ort 1868
Nc: s-BALr1MeR1 TRAIN AND WAY STA
Ing at Relay with Frederick train. Arrive At Bal
Egi. SS11stAdTIMeEs SoMMuTATJoS AND
4:s0r;x. A15,vs At baltimore $40 r. n. Thi.
Annapolis Junction only
ssee,. s-BssTSNi albany NEW YORK X.
1rrivs 1t New Yori 400 Ssi. an. SS p.s:sn:
gers ~ this train connect With all the early
West NJ OF of
sol by this train which ia limited in capacity by
e ms
Leave Washinston Gas P. N. and arrive At BAlti-
more e:23r:M onv mr., ,n,.
WKSTERN TRAIN-Leavs Washi Ston at Z 80
p ~: Gtoppips at Relay House far Western passen-
gers to take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Parkersburs, and all points in the West. Reaches
New Yerk at 6:15 An.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections will be 4, SIDE
with the sis 4. n. and tn e ) and 1902 IT, from
Washington. No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
THI ONLY TRAINS RA0M WARRINGTON
for passenger on Sunday are the 81 > and tl:13
4. n. and P. n. for Baltimore and 1:30 P. M:
for Baltimore. Philadelphia, and the West, and
the P. NJ for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West. rs we'll to
Philadeph ia, New York, or Boston, can be had at
we'll A. At new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenus, between ~ and
sth streets.
the de parture Of the trains, 80
ALL PAssENG Frs, y neither soldiers or citizens
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
rules of the Line, established for the general I'D
VANTAGE such ~ the keeping OF one or more cars
vely for ladies and heir attendants aud the
prevention of smoking in any but the smokers
csrs and also to make a cheerful com plfaree
With the decisions of the agents or conductors
n Yesard to their seats tickets etc.. especially IN
W P SMITH, Master Of Transportation,
d. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent. sec 10
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THE EVENING STAR.
MAGNANIMIrY LEE,
BY AN OLD PARNRR

By AN OLD FARMER.
Bsys We heerd of the mag -aa. mini tee
OF that great Suthsrn juntleman, 6ineral Lee
I'm plain old citizen, friends, am,
And or words, Is they 90, on care b.
clam;
OF 6ineral Magnanimity Lee!
Hasnr he most mag.nan-i.moMss
wh,n ne planted the snot OF his murderus
guns
Strait into the hearts Of our brothers and sons
has be folierd the b znt SIS OF throat. cutlery,
Sustained by his d ag-Es- nIm.i.tee.
Ard rippin up things at rsbeiilons ra'e'
AID or numner got the better o hlmT
Would name the bad critter my Ola y'''S'-
In he village / come from the thing we don't
lie the precise mag. na- aiin-i-tee!
We think It's Ieetle tn much out o. jint,
Arier scnoonn young Lee up there al West
Free gratis for nothin, with clothin and feed,
And tea thin the lad how TO sifer and reed,
To have HIM turn round with Jest sech q gee
Or is 1t his mag ma. nin-i-tee!
Wasn't it christian for him to jine hans
Win our GineTal Scott, and steal all his plans,
Then cut out and run to the foul rebel nest
With the whole Union program for stoppin'
the Fesr.
by eyes have grown dim, for j really can't
Sc.
Roberts wonderful mag ma nim-i-tee!
To tear down and keep down the old MON fl ag.
And hist mp. instid OF it, Slavery's rag,
To stamp ON our freedom With red treason 8
noise,
And .tarve by the thousan our poor prisoner
boys
I'm a plain man, Captin, but it does seem to me-
That this is not mag ma nim-i-tee!
And that other chap so pious and trew
Where's JEFF. Davis hidin his brsiny gray head
That planned all The Misty and piled up the
dead,
Beraying old Judas / wonder If he
" Ill set up his mag ma DIm-l-te tee
Did Il ever strike you how this sort o. cant
Would read in his tent to teller like Grant,
How sherman would twist II 70 light his sher-
root,
And Sheridan spurn IL aside with his boot!
Gan. you hear The swift cuss OF the brave
hearted three
Ae they take In the mag no. niat-t-tes
BytAunder mt makes US country folks swear
To hear people piarsteT the traitors down
there!
We've Jest butone way. its to cave in the hive,
And pull ont the sting from each rebel alive
Or you may hear again from more Robert
Lees
With thei- usuul mag ma nim.i-tees.
Don gloss over now that terrible night
when the traitors made havoc, and stabbed left
and right!
Don't soy that sech deeds as we shudder to tell
Belong 10 great heroes and not to deep hell
They killed Abraham Lincoln lust God,
can II be
That treason is Mag na-nim-i-tee!
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PERSONAL.

nIADAME SEIMORE, the celebrated Astrolo-
AZ eist. rs now in this city. ehe under stands the
SCIENCE vi Asroloey in all its sister branches the
STARS, Oh arms, Talisians aud signs of the Zodiac
ene has given general satisfaction in most OF the
mas received liz ou merabls testimonials. This lady
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she month 90 which you was born, and fee: will
get the outline Of whole life. Ladies' - cent?:
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nLD DR.. WOOD continues to rake quick and
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