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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
XNlBT JERSEY RAIL
w ROAD LINlH.-From la
foot Of Walnut street kKKR

WHT yEnSnY HAIL d
w, wv 4 F9 W.1oI ai .sl.s. From - -
Gon%sneipf sATuRDAY. June 10th. 1865: =,
FSy CAP NAY, &c, ss $50 A. NJ, Express, $50
r r; y iIi v1sEIASD. &C.. ssA. NJ
For .BRIDGRTON. SALEM. &C.. at s.B A. NJ.
For aIAssBoBo. &C.. $50 and 9is A. NJ. go
r e. MxSSDsuRY. &C.. $50 and s,s a. NJ. s.s.
ana o." RITURNING WILL LHAvH
Cape May at s 80 A. NJ. Mail, 20 A. NJ, Freight,
Miil1ille At 80 4. NJ. Mail, aOs p NJ, Freight.
Brideeton At 20 4. NJ, Mall. Pas \. Nj, Freight
saism at SIS 4. NJ, Mail. ga. NJ. Freight. 4O5
Woc;dbury At los and sBA. NJ, Mail, COS A. NJ,
Freight, SIS and % T. NJ Passenger.
On the hrst day of July an additional express
train win be added to and from Cape May. and
adelphia at $50 p. N. This in three hours from
oaN'0'J VAN RENSSELAER,. Superintendent,
West Jersey. Salem and Cape May and Milivlile
TIL Visit JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
will attend to all the usual branches Of express
business, receive, deliver and forward through
other responsible Express Companies, TO all parts
of the country, any article entrusted TO them
Special Messenger accompanies eAcn toroush
Philaaelph ia, June S, 1865. jelO-dtsepl
nPHIo1 BALTIMORE OHIO Ri. CO..
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II One OF the wintry wonders at the White
Mountains not yet departed and likely to lin
ger for some time TO come, is the snow in Tuck
erman's rayine. A day or two since it was not
less than from five TO seven hundred feet in
depth. The snow not more than a mile from
where the farmers are putting in their crops Is
three feet deep in many places-enough to last
AL the year round, unless there Is an unusu-
ally warm summer. Trout fishing was never
better than il has been this spring
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~ A remedy is needed for the filthy Gov
eminent notes now in circulation. The old
worn out notes at least should be returned and
into the hands of the Government officials.
And step further in this currency purifying
operation should be taken at once. ALI the
three and five cent tickets should be called In,
to admit Of the free circulation of the one, two
and three cent coins, with which the mint is
so over supplied as to publicly offer TO be at
the expense OF sending in sums of S3l and up
wards, TO any point on the main line Of rail.
way, In exchange for greenbacks.-Philadsl-
fhin Ltdnsr
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SThe amount of gold now in existence is
estimated at four thousand eight hundred and
sixty-two millions; OF silver, five Thousand
seven hundred milllons-making the total OF
precious metals now existing, ten thousand
nve hundred and sixty.two millions Of dollars
with an average annual product of gold
throughout the world OF over two hundred
and seyenty.one m jIliops
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PERSONAL.

IMPORTANT TO LADIEe.-MApAM WENAH
can Be consulted On the cure Of Female Dig
eases q her residence. No. 221 9Th street vesI:
send for circular. SLIM
MApAME R1ST1LL, PRoFEssoRioP MIDWIFE.
lvl ~, who has successfully treated all diseases
usual, al So Chambers stree New York, or By
letter. and medicine sent 81 mail. Married or
dy for removing obstruction, from Whatever
sSHa,s can rely upon hH eSsSrased infsllibls
regularity In as hoprs. IL of short standing, but
9SstihIiass cases Of long standing may ,saaiEs No.
and can never fail are safe and healthy; price S.
SboI Gan Be obtained at No, 1872 Chambers St.
tiops, By addressing Box No. 2, 259 New York POST
0fice Also solo In Washineton at No, 461 eta
s,rss Ss ns Zen and and Isnss Nss YORK
KIM
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AMERICAN ENTERPRISE ABRoAD-Mr.
Thomas Winans and his brothers, Of Balti-
more, who are residing at Brighton, near Lon
don, have Just entered into A contract with
the Emperor of Russia for running and keep.
ing in first-rate order, the ST. Petersburg and
Moscow Railroad, and it is quite probable that
IN the management Of that great road, which
was originally constructed and stocked by
them, they will give ample Satisfaction to all
interested. Upon their retirement some years
ago, from the management OF the road, it fell
INTO the hands Of French Company, who ac-
cording to unquestionable authority, did not
conduct 1t accePtably, and the consequence Is
that the Messrs w. once more have II in
their possession. The terms of the contract
1t Is stated extend to a period of eight years,
and they receive about eight millions Of rou-
bles quoted at eeventy-fve cents EACH per
annum for the work. Mr. James Murray, late
of the Vulcan Works, Baltimore, and we'll
known as one Of the ablest engineers now
living, IS the chief superintendent employed
by the Messrs. W. These gentlemen have
nearly completed their iron cigar steamer in
London, which. they are quite confident will
make rs miles per hour, and cross the ocean in
Elk days Some statements made about this
steamer several months since, gave her length
Of 700 feet, which is the measurement OF the
Great Eastern, but an official drawing Of her
received here puts it down at go feet.
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SPHCIAL SALES OF sERVICHABLl DRAFT
- HORSES,

Qunyts,masler GtneraPs Obtes,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June /, 1865
By direction of the Quarterm sster General,
there will be sold at public auction to the ghest
bidder, at the times and places named below, viz:
GIEeBOHO, D. O MONDAY, June S, 1855.
GIEsBORO, D. O., SATURDAY, June 10. 1865
GIEsB ORO D. O.. MONDAY. June II, 1865.
BALTIMORE, NIB, WEDNEsDAY, June IA. 1866.
W1LLlAMsPoRT, PA Al, sATuRDAY, June il,
wrsrcHlsrER. pA;;ss si SATURDAY. June II,
GIISB0RO, D. O., SATURDAY, June II. 1865.
GIEsBORO, D. O, MONDAY, June 10, 1865.
GIESBOBO, D c., SATURDAY. June "A. 1865.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. SATURDAY. June "a,
GIIsBORO. D, c MONDAY. June %. 1865.
PiTTsBURGH. PA SATURDAY, July l. 1865.
GIKsBORO, D. e., SATURDAY. July /. 1865.
Two hundred eeryiceable Draft Horses ct each
An opportunity to purchase superior class of
Draft Horses at far less tn an their true value is
now afforded to the public. The animals, though
sou and :s,yee.6e are no longer REQUIRED in
MANAGERS Of city railroads and OF manufactures
Horses sold sugly. Sales to commence at 10 a.
m. Terms cash, in United States currency.
Steamboat for Giesbnro will leave Seventh
street wharf, Arlington, every honr from .,
Breyes Brisadier General in charge. First Di.i.
sion, @. M. G.. o. ia 3.2St
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THE EVENING STAR.
Baltimore Markets. June Is.

Cattle.-Sales comprised 200 head to Wash
1ngton butchers, and $50 head to Baltimore
butchers, at prices ranging from 81 to 80 per
a decline Of 70 I cent per ID. A few ezra
Cattle brought better prices
Hogs.-Market lively supplied and prices
being made at sl2 to sl3 per 100 lbs netNan sd
vance OF to cent per To-
Sneep supply light and demand fair sales
NJ 70 cents per ID, gross, as to quanty-
ID.
Coffee-kio ranges from 21aai cents, gold,
according TO quality Demand limited;
Flour.-Both Superfpe and Extra brands
were in more demand and held with more
firmness. Sales reported OF 200 sbls. good Ohio
Extra at s., goo ools. Howard street Super at
and 100 bbls. choice Extra do. at ss37K per
Dbl
for first quality.
Corn Meal-No sales reported. City Mills
held at S5.12x.
Grain-Goed TO choice white Wheat sold at
22la225 cents, and fair 70 prime red at 190a205
cents, both descriptions closing steady under a
fair inquiry. Corn was heavy. Sales of infe-
riOr white at S0aS5 cents, fair and prime DO 1T
gGa95 cents, and good yellow at 80 cents Oats
were Lao cents lower, sales being made at 75a
IS cents weight, Rye dull and nominal at IS
cents per bnshel.
Molasses.-Transaction unimportaat but
prices firm, as previously quoted.
Provisions-Bulk Meat is in good demand
and higher. Shoulders we quote at l2al3k
cents; Sides al Is ali cents and Hans at I6 VA
II cents; Bacon remains quiet; Shoulders may
be quoted at l5a154 cents; Sides al 16a16. cts:
plain Hams at 20 cents and sugar.cured at do
At - a2i cents; the outside figure for fancy
brands canvassed. Western Lard is firm at
Ie&a19 cents No sales of barrelled Meat re-
ported and prices nominal
Salt.-Jobbing lots, to which business is con-
fined, command the following rates: Ground
Alum Sl.75. Marshalls and Worthingtons
Fine S2.75 per sack and Turks Island 50 cents
per bushel.
Sugars.-Transactions continue heavy and
the tendency of the market is 10 higher prices
We quote:
Cuba and E. l. com TO good refining slloOa1l.5O
{" grocery. 1175al2 %
Porto Rico common to good grocery II OOal275
prime TO choice grocery. 10 5Oa15 OO
Refined Sugars.-Rates Were further ad
vanced 4 cent all round yesterday deliveries
being made as follows:
Loaf. 2Os cts. per h.
Crushed, Powdered and GIanu-
SOFT CRUSHED.
a White ......................les
taJ Observation-Disclosures. I" -
" ''
EANd ''.....'.'..''..-.'...I.
y yellow. 164
Golden Syrup in bills. .21.10aSl.f2 per gal.
do do in half bbls. Sc, in kegs 10 cts
additional.
Whiskey.-Sales Of Western reported at 81 10.
Market frm.-Bdltimore 4mertcaa.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
DOroMAc raANsPORTATIoN COMPANY.

Steamer Capt Capt 3 3. 4 A. o syassr.
The Steamer. c. VANDERBILT and EXPRESS
n lily i .sS r B,l!nYSrs EYER! TUf fs:A
aseTEesovn, sts.pins st all the usual landings
saa H 1ssDi ssE's, ia
usual landing e on the river. stopping ~ ~.
SsiSaSa sohs Iss sn:s
): BRoD6iERs 4 CO.. No. King street. Alex.
MORO AN. RHINEHARTa CO., No. 1o4 Water
street, Georgetown. and 241 street. Washing.
ten. je4u
4 fLANTIo sTHAhsH1 CO.'S LINE
"A SCREW sSTEsAM1ss
NEW YORK. ANY ssSssEsSw ALEXANDRIA
STEAMERS. -N
f 564s KaN IRs5T. Cap CAPT k k.soS EZs
lea Lesvs per No. I e. North liver, New Tori At
O'Clock p m. Tuesdays and FRIDAYS.
town, At a. m. Tuesdays and sstura days, for Nsx
Freight received daily, handled in the most
dispatch. It fair rates. ' ' VAC S'''''''
Passage and State Rooms, with superior accom-.
modatons for comfort and pleasure. direct through
TieRsss good for ether nRSt or day steam g.
John. Hendrick Hudson, Daniel Drew, and O. Vio.
through to Providence and Boston BY the splsn-
did steamers Of the Neptune STEAMSHIP Company.
and to Portland by Cromwell's old established
For freight and p e Z sN sSRly ). te 60
FLoWERs L bowen.
H.sss csonR A1i.ts : a.. Va
30 West street, New York.
Passage and State Rooms can be engaged at thu
sshD 81 street. between lsss sfd
fa7 FROM BAIr1MoR.,EE= ssAaZ
AND RICHMOND, Daily. IVAN
Will leave Tie Union Doct. foot Of Concord street,
FORT Mos sia,y 4 ASp B s X hise VA.
Connecting At Port Monroe with line Of first.
CRY fofSr AND
WILL LEAVE Rf EShHIaaSbS A. GA DAILY,
=. lily s and
Norfslk al ~ NJ :. and arriving in Baltimore
FOX Washington City. D. G.
The steamers o, this line navigste the James
kiver going and returning. entirely in DAYTIME.
tions, and all other objects Of interest. "
TICKETS for the above places can be had on
Fare from Baltimore to Nor ESsts Hs,,o. Sc 90 %
Through tickets from B:so to 6t1 POND. g g
" State rosms and meals extra.
~ The state room accomm odations are unsur-
passed. and the table is well supplied.
s,tiPs The LIS train
this line.
81 Passens gers taking the soO A. M train from
NEW YORK, have ample time to dine in BAlt-
H Passengers taking the P NJ train from
WARRINGTON, make CONNECTION With this line
--. d. N. FALLS. President.
HUGH OCONNOR, Passenger Agent ies II
PHILADELPHIA STIAMERS.
M SeHa9rss: Line, .s%i- zss6ly between RaIl-
W MnAHsHHiH6ToH and GE0RG1-
sts.msrs Ms,aowsr. Philadelphia and George
,-Rsgular eaiiine days W1DNnsDAYs and SAT.
phis. and No. 50 Wster IL sss. befvcs: Sonxas
and High. Georgetown.
For frsiSht spply to
No. So Water street, 8eoreetown.
Agent N PAiladelphis, WM. P. CLYDE. IL
North Wharves.
Agent. in Aisxandris. FLOWERS 4 BowlN
No, King It. nov ST
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MRS BROOKFIILD, Of Kansas. can be cos
NI suited on the Past, Present and Future sventsa
1T her room. on X street, one door east Of Sd
street, in the rear of Douglas Hospital. ehe
has studied under one of the most celebrated
Astrologers of the age Shs guarantee satis-
faction TO all those who may give her . call
dollar. feb IL I'm
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OIO DR.. BACKER, OIS
ZIO The Most Wonderful Astrologer. 10
No. ais K street. between 18th and 18th sts., tw0
squares from the ST. gives full and thorougk
information concerning all affairs through life.
riaee, Love Affairs, Journeys, Law Suits. Absent
Friends. Sickness and Death DR. Backer can DO
consulted from in the morning till in the ev Q.
ming Entrance through the candy store.
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TOE. ZOE, ~ =.
We have completed our arrangements 70 ca,
elivery of the pure
th., We have one price for ~.
season. e We Ss deliver prom4Rtly. We Ieauire our
drivers to give sI Of summsr W ns S fhii to
pskron re and assure you constant supply.
TT FOWLER & Co.,
ap2s.u Tenth street Wharf.
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u" once AGO Penn. avenue,
between IA and 6th streets.
Offers certain And speedy cure, sf 60NO3RHBA
CLEFT, SYPHILIS. STRIOT GRE, s. NAL
WlAKNEeS. lNFLAMlD BLADDER, WHITES,
SUPPRESSION OF THE MENSIS. DISEASE OF
THE LUNGS, LIVER. KIDNEYS ANDSPLEEN;
SORE EYES. SORE THk0AT. &c. &c.
Having had many years experience in the praes
tice OF those diseases the doctor bids defiance to
all competition In their treatment and cure,
Recent cases of vsnereal diseases cured in ono
or two days. Ladies and gentlemen can consult
him at bis ONCE from to &c clock daily.
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CONFIDENTTIC

You're MIN We 1s!e N injured 15Msd Themselves b
certain secret as9its which unit them for bust
middle ased or old men, who, from the follies Of
ycuts o. 9sass ssusss feel debility In advsnesot
frest%snt Of any one, should arst read THE
6ACketEr fHi1ND.n Married Ladies will lesrn
Friend. !" -
Sent to any address. In sealed envolops on 70.
ceipt Of Twenty. i've Gents. Address
de lily VI '' A' Boston Moss.
Il Treason, comprising all the evidence and
the opinions Of the Court upon all motions made
arguments Of Counsel. Com oiled from authsntio
reports made during the trial; BY J. j. 0oombs.
ID CIPLDD DEALERS sndeavorins TO dispose OF
their own and other PrsparAtions, on the reppfs-
ARAFIONS. - Y2e6m
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SALl OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

~
Qxnaunasss Ge.~aps oee., First Divi.io~.l
Washinstos City, May %. 1855. (
Will be sold ct public auction. 70 the highest
ffkk iSSf, sss sS ], 81 ia iss''
ru1sDAY. rHu 1ss "a and pB1DAY
Of n each 3a. week thereafter during the month Of
TWO HUNDRED o4 H.X HoRs.s ZACH
For road and farmins nurpo,es, many GOOD bar
m Fsl.s 9i s..s ; e t. M
eteamS6at for Gissboro win leave TIN street
wharf, Washington. every ho9T fsG% ,Ris to
Brsvet Brisadier General, in charge FiratDi.t.
vision ouartsrmsster General's Once. mysO:tjeso
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HoRsls.
Qxartrma,ts Generals Oses. Fist Dtvisio~,(
Washisstos City, May 90, 1865.
VIII be sold, at public auction to the highest
bidder, At the time and places named below Wis:
BALTIMORE, Maryland. WEDNESDAY,
LANCASTER. PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY,
June 8, 1865.
RlADING, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY.
June Is. 1856.
WEST CHESTER. PENNSYLVANIA. THUR
DAY. June Is, 1865.
A1PLIN. PENNSYLVANIA, THURsDAY.
PlTrsBuRGH. PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY
SAIf1xoRI, MARYLAND, rHURsDAY.
PITTSBURGH. p lam =; va; rHuRspA
TWO HUsDssssSSs a 3; 1sss; HORSE.
IO. road ~ and farming purposes many good bar.
NJ. Terms. cash IL United = 10 A.
my so-.isss Sis.t Sis Si.io;a, 3. fas. q =
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" UP - 1.1U5SI.T2 per gal.
do do in half bbls. Sc, in kegs 10 cts
additional.
Whiskey.-Sales of Western reported at 81 10.
Market firm.-Bdltimore 4mertcdn.
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Class No. !. Bri:ks; class No. 5. Oak and hard
wood; class No. 6. White pine, spruce, 1uniper,
and cypress; clsss No. 7. Lime hair. and plaster;
and spikes; class No T. Steel class No. II. Files;
class No Is: Paints. els. and glass class No: l6
Is. stationery; elaes No 20: Hay and straw: class
No. II. Provender; class No. p. Charcoal; class
No, Is. Betting, packing. and hose; class No. "a
Sperm and lubficatine oils; class No. Is. Ausers;
class No 30. Bituminous Cumberland coal; class
No. 81. Machinery and tools. my27- law4W
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Passage and State Rooms can be engaged at tia
Company's once, 241 street, between 18th and
14th, Washington, d. c. je6-tf
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-13

1pca ing cztemporanoousIy Is rather difficult until
you e used to it. a young lawyeFSn New Hampshire
who bad never yet had in court, invited to
5neI Grafton on the occasion ofthe dedication ofa
bridge. Il was fine opportunity for establishing
A7 rapaation He did not prepare himself for he had
er 5G4 that it was unlawyer-ke, and that q lawyer
must able to speak any number of hours in style of
Farl5 eloquence at moments notice. He stood out
rroa platform and amid the profound attention Of
ha hearers commenced as follows: "Fellow citizens,
five nd forty years ago this bridge built by your en-
or-rtg was part ard parcel of the bowling Wilderness
M ia sed for a moment. eyes fellow citizens only
Hva forty years ago, this bridge, where we now
a eas part and parcel OF the bowling wilderness .
+..n e paused. ICries Of "good, go on" Here was
Hha D." 81 feel It hardly necessary to repeat that
f lge fellow citizens only FIVE and forty years ago
vas t and parcel Of the bowling wilderness; and
Ef lalude BY saying, that wish to God twas part
and reel of it now"
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-13

"a w sHtEGToN MEDAL PURCHASED FROM THE INDIANS.
-Mf0 General John B. Sanborn, when in this city a
few cars ago, showed quite a relic of antiquity,
v,l ep7ocured from an Indian chief at the council
al a louth of the Little Arkansas and for which he
gave horse worth s125. It was a silver medal Of an
oval shape; on side the words in circle, &C
W4shEu gtoD president to Young King, with two fig-
of an Indian with his tomahawk thrown on the
ground and III his hand pipe handing it to the other
-l Intended to represent white prince with crown
ur fs aead at the Bottom the date 1888. On the
other de was the representation of shield and eagle;
ia law was bunch of arrows, and in the other
tE er the head of the eagle were twelve stars and
tta words, Omitted States of America but no motto
Ever ling about the medal showed its ancient origin;
IND 5 srs were oldfaShioned and the representation OF
d. rg.le was unnatural and awkward, such as boy
would low draw--none of the fe-like expression that
tle otle has on the coin now-evdently the work OF
ol.r lys when engraving was not in its present de-
Era perfection; but seventy years make quite
.lar.gr ment in the mechanical arts.
Lawrence Journal, 7th.
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D WOMAN MADE TO TALK AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
-A respondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette, relates
wonderful case Of a having her speech restored
af g4u7rdge city, Indiana. About twenty five years
aza Miss Permelia Barnell, who then and is
resident of Jacksonburg, in this county while attending
-ar Meeting in this vicinity and in the act Of prayer
wen Iulo trance, in which mood she remained for
about eleven days. at the expiration of which time she
was attacked with aphonia and from that time until
few DAYS ago she conveyed her thoughts only by
uuatou having not uttered syllable during this long
period If years Being conversan with the facts above
stated and having noticed that soldier who had lost
his speech under the excitement of great battle and
whose case had baed the skill Of the experts Of the
army vas made to talk by imbibing freely Of the
dent it was source Of much qualification to to get
the consent of :he lady to try the experiment will
uJ Doubt be a source of rejoicing to her numerous
friends Having procured for her pint Of best secae
aa0tqam she began to imbbe at about 10 o'clock yes
ataaY morning, and in ordinary time became beauti-
fully drunk After lying in a comatose state for two
0rrs It which time she began to sober off to the ut
4 constituent of ali present, she began to talk at
Hra slowly, but afterwards with much ease if the
81 had never departed and this morning continues to
talk Blibly as If she was an adept in the matter
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GEO. FRANCIS TRAIN.

IS PRoPosITIoE 40 Mn. BEECnER.--Mr. Henry; Ward
Nanclr, it would seem, is having just lucid in
trral The other day he actually expressed sent
raa.s IF kindness towards the SOUTH and compliment
a Gen. Lee, and on Friday last in an address before
tAa eTican missionary association, in Brooklyn he
Huna ted the startling proposition that ''you no
more mancpate men by proclamation than you can
educate men by proclamation"
nifty this is tantamount to a denial that "slaYery
aaaa, and Mr.. Bcecher is becoming almost as bad
ita Book. We wonder neighbor of the Elk.
Nrs3 which seems to be determined to have slavery
dead whether it is not, has not reminded Mr. Beecher
taHs he is getting behind the age Mr. Beecher also
made The following remarkable admission. He said:
when hear much said, MS ! now hear said Of
Tao SD erings Of the blacks confess that sometimes
s-ui tl46 if it is bad wish they would not tell it."
aa criminal likes to hear of his crimes. The small
s.u voice of conscience is evidently speaking to Mr.
Ia@.H-f, and telling him Thou art the man." and
| cher desires to put away the thought and drive
from mind. he hopes, however in four years to
- f negroes to stand up like white men, and if he
uags is willing to sacrifice 'three-quarters of those
ayw .tlFe!" But suppose the poor deluded creature
oargaC1s the three-quarters and does not succeed
w.. dc, if he and his 90 on.
hr beecher also declares that not so much is to be
t..a ON the late masters as from ''the poor whites
The S-er treat negroes with the utmost cruelty We
suggest therefore, that the late masters be appointed
he control of the freedmens bureau, and allowed to
na control of the freedmens bureau and allowed to
waE4E self-supporting institution. Let them have
shall not be charge upon the government In this
way shall secure the services of men who under
stand sae negro and vast deal of suffering and
relieve the country OF tremendous expense. What
aag ~. Beecher to this proposition
New York Day Book.
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TUST RECEIVED .
81 A small stock Of Drugs, cheap,
A large stock of Plantation Russets,
A large stock of Boots and Shoes,
A large stock Of Domestcs, bleached and unbled
A large stock Of Sheetngs bleached and unbiead,
and for sale by lo25J D. NJ CRANDAL.
ftoVERNMENT VOUCHERS received in payment
N for Goods by +. NJ CRANDAb.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-13

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- 10 Gases Sherry Wine,
Is Port Wine,
10 Old Bourbon Whisky,
80 Red Jacket Bitters,
IS Mixed Pickles,
10 Plain Pickles.
10 Scheidam Schnapps,
10 Plantation Bitters,
100 Can Fruits, Peaches, Pine Apples,
Blackberries Strawberries, &c,
80 Oysters,
50 /" Brandy Peaches,
50 Brandy Cherries, and for sale by
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-13

Al curious balloon ascension was made in New York
3r 1st Of November, from the central park. Pro-
s5r Lowe and two gentlemen went up in the balloon
aT.r 2 America" to a height Of about two miles A
.rre of air carried them over the Hudson river and
se 81 three miles into Jerseywhen descending another
rrr carried them back over Manhattan island across
Ea. YER and above Brooklyn; descending little low
I'll bird current carried them back again to central
are nd the balloon descended and landed in the
t5ag al spot from which the ascent was made