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GARIBALDI.-It is not easy 10 conceive any
thing finer. simpler, more thoroughly unaffected
or more truly dignifed than the man himself.
His noble head; bis clear, honest, brown eye !;
his finely traced mouth, beautiful as woman 5
and only strung up to sternness when anything
ignoble or mean had outraged him; and, last
Of all, bis voice contains fascination perfectly
irresistible, allied, as you knew and felt these
graces were with a thoroughly pure, untar
nished nature. The true nature of the mau
lies in the fact that, though his life has been
series of the boldest and most daring achieve
ments. his courage is about the very last quality
uppermost in your mind when You meet him.
1t is of the winning soltness Of his look aud
manner, his kind ihoughliuuess for Others, his
sincere pity for all suffering, his eenileuess bis
modesty, his manly sense Of brotherhood with
the very humbest OF the men who have loved
him, that you thiuk these are the traits that
throw all bis heroism into shadow and ell the
glory Of the eonqueror pales before the simple
virtues of the man-Biqekr0od.
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HANDS on BosoNs.--A mischievOus Yankee
one day stopped before shirt manufsctory.
and read on card. hanging outside, these
words Hands on BosOms Wanted lie
stepped inside, asked to see the boss" which
individual being brought before him, he inno-
Gently inquired whether they wanted hands 90
bo.oms. "We do, sir" was the curt reply.
Then I'm your man; trot out your females.
and I'll take my pick" There seems to be
some misunderstanding here" remarked the
proprietor Not to my thinking replied the
Yankee you want hands on bosoms, eh =
I'VE do" Very good You see them hand.'
said Ysnk, holding forth bi; two, which were
more remarkable for size than cleanliness. Il
see them, certainly" said the shirt merchant.
DOT comprebendug the others meaning. "GOOd
again." said Yank "Tbe hands are here now
all we want is the bosoms to put on. so
please Jest you trot out the feminiues. and well
probably make trade" The merchant ex-
planned the meaning Of the sign, and the Yankee
left, amid the merriment OF some three or four
clerks. The proprietor took in bis ign soon
after, and when he hung it out again, j; read
thus: Wanted. good shirt bosom makers"
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OyE Of the most singular facts connected
with the present political condition Of the
North and South is that JEFF Davis and Al
exaDder Ii. Stephens, the bogus President and
Vice President Of the so called Southern Con
federacy, are, as we are credibly informed.
native born Connecticut Yankees while Abra
ham Lincoln and Andrew johnson are both
Dslives of the slave States, and OF the down
trodden class Of its poor population, which u
denominated by the sristocratc planter ss the
"white trash of the South" Mr.. Stephens, We
are told, was born at Haddam, in Coouecticui,
and went to Georgia at an carly age. MIR.
Davis was born at KilliDgworih, Connecticut.
and emigrsted to Kentucky. where bis father
for some time kept roadside tavern. A11
these are the king pins OF the Southern aris-
tocracy, who pretend to hold their noses wben
the repudated Yankees pass between the wind
and their nobility Wilkes SPIRIT.
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The Hostess Daughter.
IFOm the German OF Ludwig INLAND.


Three students eraSS ss the Rhine-stresm one is
Twas 10 Frau Wiythin they wended their way.
Cd Frau Within. hast thou good Beer aud wine,
And where isthat lovely daughter Of thine
NY beer and wine are fresh and clear.
Ny dear daughter lies upon the death bier"
And as they steppei to the innermosi room,
There was She lying robsd foT the tomb.
The first he Withdrew then the vailius screen.
And ga1e6 upon her with sorrowful mein.
" All wert thou living. fair flower of earth.
How should love thee from this DAY fcrth.'
The second he covered the pale dead face,
And turn d him round and wept ayace.
4" All there thou art lying on thy death bier
And how have / loved thee for many a year,
The third he lifted once more the vail
And kissed her upon the lips 50 pale.
"fhee ! loved ever vet love thee to-day.
And still shall | love thee for ave and for ave-
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CoysoLATIoS-"lf f you 90 90 that way sir, =
said the prisoner in the dock TO bis counsel,
who was defending him with force and fury,
aud abusing jadge aud jury in good set terms
IF you 90 on that way. sir. they'll hang NE, |
know they will Never mind, my boy"
replied the counsel an Irish gentleman carried
away By his own eloquence-"Deser mind. my
boy, let them hang you, aud I'll make them
repeut it,"
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a sbopkeeper purchased Of an Irishwoman
a quantity of butter, the Jumps Of which, in
tended for pounds. be weighed in the balance
and found waiting. Sure it's your own fault
if they are light" said Biddy, 10 reply to the
complaints of the buyer; sits your Own fault,
sir; for wasn't it with pound Of your own
soap bought here myself that | weighed
them With"
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A person complained to Dr. Franklin Of
having been insulted by one who called him
a scoundrel. "Ah,' replied the doctor, and
what did you call him?" why" said be,
Il called him scoundrel, toe" We'll"
resumed Franklin, Il presume yo1 both spoke
the truth
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Congreve was disputing a point of fact
with a man of very positive disposition, but
one who was not overburdeDed with sense.
The latter said to him, "if the fact is not
as l have stated, I'll give yoo my head"
Il accept it," said Congreve, "for IRIFLEs
show respect"
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N @ T I C E

VUNO MY NUMEROUS OLD AND TRIED
Il friends that have stood by me so long and
faithfully-permit me TO inform you, one and all,
that nave removed from the In ernational Hotel
to the New Brick Union Hotel corner Montgom-
ery and Myers Street 0rovllle-noping that | may
not see less of you, but ottener.
Yours with Respect, r. BIRD.
Oroville. July 18th. 1864. n31
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Win at all times be served ny with the greatest
variety of eatables-the best the market affords
and in 4 style to suit the most fastidious taste
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Intest Commercial.


Letters from kingston give details Of the negro
iu,urrection In Jamaica. II commenced on the 1ih
Of October in KINGSTON, by attempt Of the peor'c
Of kingston 70 rescue q prisoner. The police were
oyetpowetcl aud captured. On the 9th, $40 men,
armed with swords, lett numfrc. and appeared in
stony Gut whore ,hcr held s.ccret meeting. The
us.-tla'e wroe at once 10 the Governor, 81 sp,nish
Town and sso TO Rlth for a compauy Of yoluni ecIs
Iht volunteers arrived on Mednt sdsv, which vas
tie day VI the sessions. AIS T. NJ tho mob attack ed
the Cour lluui. aud hI.ued IT, In spise o. th, u, O.
ptiate fe'isance Of trc Suthori'les. a number ~
Whum were Killed TIE s. 0rn OF riot then rushed on
~ he Distict e., the Nuleg and neapoi tho aroci-
ues there commi',d ,oln arrived. Great nuul crs OF
Goy,Iun1nt llou-r Wa attacked In ~ a number OF
NOmCu anI Children had SOUGHT rpturc. The iuhgilt-
ants al nee ann in yots 9TH
er weHpun- uoldly rithstVod thu rlo,pis AMI kurg z
some hSa succeeded In holding the othr.s %, iNN,
llcops WCru az once sout to the @cur OF .cuua,'l,
hud lctniOiceuitnta as rapidly ~ iosriulc Nt Int
GoseTucr hurried to the spot. lmce huI Hd 'o..
dIpis aui'od al luRstou nom Nch'aa.ir, u.t. ine
iulallisuIr OF that pt' N'Ic tcng r-pNr Dt.H. ul
toiuutgrfs, uOup Of NCluutpt. CrNHil. Do .. .Uf
lut ios Lock Fort. A. ihu No.ycun ste,ned u.. Of
Au. ante Bay, II met tne Atutht, nom Ntssau, A.u
dtt'tod hCE 70 proceed a. ono, {" hH h1ut's Tor
tIuups. tOib. q tlt inturrouis have AIead, u,un
e cape Ut The Irlo lrad,I, Paul lJyb. luis latter
tua I'D most v no Kuee nm, or he
cOlst ticd 30 pacihc AM losal ,n has ohatbt,cr ot
smother caief, "rnt ~ - alHo eau he VA aiwsl
Nt,J Huus be and one oi BE supIuues oi tho srts
OF the ipct committee, Of shlcu he wss member.
heacral O'COnnof wtittH thai Captain Luke
maIOhed upon ivrt MoEustc, cAygctiAl to lind the
l,hys IN IOice, but iouul uo opposition; Euubost,
however i0uud mob OF SO .uUttit women, ou-
poo ed ga setting niU TO tie uvu-o Oi NJ. bItiefa.
Y luuuUcIr scattered them. On tAe 1th, capt
lke 49, o.. Ell 10 lIa.u aud With the diets, hmeut
there proceed 10 uuIuiCy lial ana ttod,u truNe,
t. plOty. tle women ana children RtONC mentioned i,
INC dis 40. trom Port Nolantr 10 BAtu u ,r, on
tuiie-, and thence ~ tOid,u btOye hNes att'i
iOT tue women uu1 thi dIcu proceed hy tie
tO iolt MviAutc. Amoug itc olrrp men murdered is
Rev Nj. lOutc, VeuOiatir Hud rNCeuent mau. he
suefletiD e. ion o. the authorities has oIucci q
belcucia tcctand II ie hoped 1hAt the dstui Dances
have teen unaly supp. esssd.
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News Items.
By reis7,aph 70 the SeY Yors sm.l

ruE Hampton IVA Hospitals have been discon-
tuued Tho last n Ihr patients, 200 ia nuuub,r,
have been sen, To Baltimore.
Tnz Csli.tL., Nyi-st Company last week
launched st san Francisco ,hs Argcs, s,esmsr ever
constructed ON .he Pacific c.a,L Icsi,uoI 20 run
on Sacramento RIVER 81. cost saooOuo.
Al mcouas = the Philadelphia Ci.y Councils,
yeUs-',y aner oou,tn appropriation Of S9oooo
vas made ior IDe appointment oi luspo tors, &c.,
to attend to the cleanliness Of Ao U,., 30 order 30
ue prepared 'or cholera
Tar statement which appeared yescr!a, rs'a-
tive g. turning over property held by the Free '-
mem. Bureau in Tennessee, Was incorrect. Gen.
Fisk WIS directed by the War Department not 10
surrender tie properly held as abandoned, until
ordered TO do so 10y the President.
4 ApnrAron IRON Vctors ,ssss that tho party
constructing tie telegraph L.e towards The Rus an
Possessions, were setuug telegraph poe shout 1870
milts north of tho mouth o' ,he QIe,urIic RIVER.
They there struck drt yielding from a. enty five
cents to a dollars " or,h Of ro'l zee Isnal.
wv. GEEISE, late Prosident OF tLe Connect. ca,
Fire nsu-auec C1rp,uy, IN at o' insanity, slr-
dly ui.ut, S Hsrilorr, cat nis vi e's thrlst win
a raz,r, causing her Destn IA q lei, moments. lie
q On cut 'is own throat lu ,o OF lies places, sud
sashet his arm. lie Is still siyo, lut there il very
hue prospect Of his recovery.
nLiNp hishwAymsn ia sroug tie rec" NO.
yc.tics iu crime. lie has bsea operating IN The
vicinity OF HsltsI Englsni. lie hiss pTs llec-
uYu for knocking folks dos aud robbiuF theD of
their watches.
As-THs4 earthquake las been f,,t M sicily, near
Cau.auis, but happily without q - q. lie " RE-
rious damage 20 property. A'ua s also Ia conn
aFtIu an hUs HfNg ~ tHF
same .Ocality a. IN 1852.
CuEIoU8 railroad accident occurred AZ Clinton,
G .ug,S few tRys a,o. A s,Ire'- ram was
aIpr Echng, when a COW, hnuo lyG small dog
dashed on the rails. W.en tAs .rAIn hat plsse
1 the COW lly with her hssl cIl ~, aud - lttlo
dog, with his tal cut oil, ,st hotHscn tie rails
locking s'tor the ret ring cars with ace ind'ns
tive " the most intense a.,ouIs me7i aud dsfl-i.
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GALE ~ THE LAKES
Srent Destruction of Property md Losi
Of life.

Pc,oR. {. ". N5g. G..-Ih're va, 4 heavy gale last
night that did great damage to the shipping on Lake
unt,rio. The schooner Annie Maude il sshore at
We..inston laden Win 15,OOJ bushels OF rev. The
.ehooner Maggie OF Aontre.l, with 500 bushels Of
larley, from We'lrrton for Oswego, Is ashore at
Gull Point, with water over the decks Al on board
we're saved. A large black vessel name unknown,
4. ashore en- salmon Point Rect. The NESTS are
.one, and the sea is breaking over her All hands
aye supposed to no lost 1t il impossible to eommuni
.ate vii b her tili the gale rubsiies.
Kingston c ", A0p G-s +. h-The gale still
,ls.lus, With rslo and tue Wind s shifting 10 the
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WA-uINGrus, Nov. 9.
Twtu' .tigAt members Of Company NJ l2th New
York cavalry, vro ia july ist conVicte Ia Eic.,h,
\ C., bv couri-usrt.sl, Of having excited mut.ny
al Tgrloru ln that State, and sentenced to De
sschsrsed the service, confined NJ Forts Macon and
C,svell At hard alor ior the term OF year. with
lOss OF all pAy, allowances, and bounty due them.
Eslor R. II Taylor Of that regiment, has, by soc.ta-
ton With the plesidUnL procured the remiita' Of the
sentence. They WILL therefore, be Immediately To-
IeaseJ from confinement, with all their allowances
st pa and bounty.
This afternoon the TunI Embassy called OH the
Secretary o. s'ate, Who accompanied them 10 the
Executive Mansion. The onsc' of the visit -ss TO
take leave OF the Precedent The interview con-
tinuet sbou. twenty minutes and wss OF the most
agreeable character The 1unisisns will leave
Washington tomorrow liutendlng to depart from the
United states NEXT week.
The deeTation of twelve ladies' from Baltimore,
slaimlnr to repre-. Mt fifteen hundred Of their ser,
called on the President to-day, and presented pe.i-
tou sigued by that lumher Of women, asking for the
s,lease and pardon Of jefferson Dayis,
M Frederick W. seward, having sufficiently re.
covered from Ms injuries hA. resumed his dntes at
ghe Department q, Assistant Secretary OF state.
Mr. Lewis -chlle, counsel OF Capt. Wiz, called
today uTon tho President, sskiue for an interview
"a tehsf Of If. ciicut, before tie finding. Of the
Military Commission shall be finally acted uoon by
hin There being crosd OF per.ons in the room,
and the President consequently bu'y, he Informed
ar. schade he would hun on Wednesday upon
.he subject
several Of the spor'nr sentry Of Washington city
visited New York during lat week to make up their
vets on the prize 6gh 20 come Of on the 2l'' inst
between Elo, aud Davis, at some poin, adjacent 10
thAt city.
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Norh. 4 schooner 10 ashore q mile east Of Long
Point, and another on the North ,horc in .eca-
rous corditi'n. Their names are unknown.
Orrs 'o \. " Nlr G..-Iho sac on Lake ontario
yesterday vas terrific. The schooner Morning star
and Almira are ashore near the city. several ves-
sos had their canvass blown to pieces and some lost
their deck loads. The shore below this port 4, sern
With lumber and rtavc bolts
Port Colborn,, G. w., Nor 6-The schooners
Marian Eafsn and Wing, Of the Moruing went
ashore here thi. morning. The winrs Of the Morn.
ina vas laden with stavc, and broto in two.
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Washington, Nor. 6.-lsaac Newton, Commi'sioner
Of Agriculture, in his report for October says'
The threshine Of the wheat has shown that the IN
jurie- from vet wcathe4 we're everest mated In the
report for August. the returns OF the Wheh ctop
show ed IN quantity and quality that there vas de-
het Of et,24i,tgS bushels; !; hut the estimate nov
made which are tinAl exhibit the tectease under
last years crop In quantity to he i211H,y9i bushels
The Inc ia the .Op .u lNub 10 nearly 1,lu
Nu of bushels and of hay crop more than buD'to Ot
tons. 1he table. exhibit the ia crop as uost abun.
dEnL That Of corn Il al that could be desired. IL
ril be the iarrest ever Grown in the United states
o. ths plenty Of cereal food ~ bless the country hnd
the labOrs Of tie farmer. The corn crop equally
vi the Sout States, and its plantinr there ir
much rteater than ordinary, that that section can
consume only portion OF the amount oNr. IL can
thereto e. tie Coz uitti ioucr FsA devote tht next
rrop season " q sreA'er production Of cotton.
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America had no just complaint .,ainst Fsncc III.
quite certsin that the cccupa ion un t,n.f,orn "
solely dirsc ed to the maintenance Of Ma,inilian's
thI zone.
The teni.us were to he tried hy .pcciel commits
sion. The cNcl'cu eut had almost entirely suhs.dDd.
The Committee of Control uf the Auttrisn debt
we're about to have al tutervieN Nth the Emperor
10 prcscut OF iectious 10 thCi removal iioW Office. "
vas expected that the imperial consent would he
given to the new regulations proposed lt tho COM
mlttee. II vts reported that the Austrian tOiucil
OF Ministers had esn'vCd to couced' ascplra'c Mn
istrv to l.unrsr,. The statement that Nustit. -
raising troops f1r Mexico had teen modified. Ne o.
ustona r,udiug tor permission TO ti vacancies,
at Mexican cN. Cusc.
The itce town OF Frankfort had enorgcucsliy
rere ted the imputatio Of Nustr. and Hrufsl and
The rant lott senate Nsd determined % uphold the
iudcrcudtucu ct the city. IL thUlsht the cas-
Il one Of attempted spoauon.
1utest Commercial.
Iirsrpsol O-' u, T. k.-Cortu> Tho Broker.
Circular reports the ssles OF cotton for the wvpk
~ tsu hale. lhe Authonkei quo alton, are Fair
Orleans, 90 Mddliur, I'M; MiIdiug Mobiles
aud IeNHs, -'; Fair planGs, - od, Mddlinr, 22d.
The sales to. sv Fridsy) loot ny ihOuD bales, the
uatk,t Ciosiut rtm At an advance Uf iat.d q.
bW NIrfttFt ale stu advancing, anu prices are
slightly higher.
IUuNIsiuNs-afe scarce and firm.
LDyuUH, O,t ~. H.-Con.Iis tor money, - "a
S.. Illinois Central sharra -. tuc thuts, 5j4
55s. I ;. Iiye.rWcuties, g. 4At3A.
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mississippi.
Conflict Bctween tho siyn and Military
Authorities.

Ncto Orlcdns, Nor J,A dinculty OF some du-a-
ton has occurred bctwocu Capt rock, ri0yost i4r-
tha, and Of the freedmrn's nuretu Of Ispsb
County, Mis-, and Col Drury Brosn, shorif Of tho
county, m -heh Gov. Sharkny Ani tho civil courts
80 .u'orvcncd Peck was sent to jail BY the court.
Tie GIpoacd 10 Gen. Osicrhtus, who sent back tho
nccro tro'ps to tho county, nom which they had
ieon Nithdrspn aud they tool possession u the jail
and released re,k. The county vas then placed
uuier close military surveillance.
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SATURDAY. November 4.
REBEL DEBT~.
unpatch TIpm President johnson

h.'dg,rl'. Ca, Aor. l.-Tbo iollc-iur hisAiy
IMPORTANT disr,tch from The President Of the -i,ai
States has teen received here by Governor johnson.
itrctrvE M,NatoN
WASH NgroN, y. G.. urtotof &C.
~ Jrnc' Johnson irorisiondl Gorsru5r, ~ s1y..
tt'.c, Ca
Your dispatch hM been received. inc people of
"''fgh shou.d not hesitate one i1glc muuout Ia
rrudh1ing o'ery 'iuF dollar OF debt created tbs
purpose Of altus tho rehelli,r against the sovc.,
ment NJ the United rAt,.. li yin not do to lev,
and collect taxes from state and r,a,tie t,t ,,a
lo'h 'nd In the ln.on, to pa. a dcnt th,, xe,
created TO aid In taking tb,u ONT ..I flvertinr tA.
''hstiiuiion Of the intol -ta.c. AGO not h,tl, Va
tc great mus OF the pcop., o, CO., .,,..o.cer.ia.
when 'fi uuinducuood, vii ever .us.... i'd, them.
men of debt which o.. m,iu ,,u... u. br.t,,,y
on the rA't and prc.ent surctinv clio to.ul, OF ..,
rebellion. Those Who iuycf cI their c,yta In d.,
of''tor ~ this debt must meet thJ- s,r. sntta..
u as ohc oi the inevitable rc.u's =, rel.uiop.
though !. may seem hard to tnCm. g. Itto9o.
he made tn'Tn At home and abroad ,..t 30 asy,
con'i",.ed Tor the putpo,c o; Ii'soI,iur ,s LIMO,
can or oyerV IA he p.I by tsIcs levied On tLe ps.ys
for such purposes.
ANpHuw IoU,.H.
Pre-dcut OF the United s's,ca
0ESrrN wAsuiN, .oS uiarNfcnrs
hr. =. T.. !. Lan,r the wcll-hnopu banker Of N.w
hofs' Who recently Totuin,d from Europe, whittier
lie Ecui some tmt atO on a couhientisl mission for
the "oNe ni cat, In connection with the national
tuan'e~ vest, A. had an Interview 18th the Pical-
dcni aud ihe scc e'aty Of tho Treasury to whom he
submitted avcrhs report ~ the Route oi his mission
The var helms led, the expectation was conf
denily cHuesscd by the European holders OF our &C.
curites thatwe would immediately commence a ~.
turn toward specie aymeuts. Such step IL vaI
represented was absolutely nocos.av to the malu-
t"tice VI confidence la OuI rsUurties and In tho
I'"C of the Government. NIthspis and cotrec,
policy here wil says The agent be- no limit to tho
demand or our securities not only on tho continent.
Tut I'm Epraud. Bdt the feeling srsinst any further
uoioNsc aud In favor II steady contraction Of the
currency was universally expressed a. the sole cor.
diton on witch uur credit abroad could be main
famed. IL u understood that tho views OF M. La
ricf were heartily iospondei to bofh BY tho Presi.
dent mi the Secretary Of tho rfe.vury.
Tho Department Wa TO-DAY preparing TO lmme.
'nteIy iUir uitrd Ststct louds amounting TO
O. iaO0N N tho Union racifc Railroad Conn p,ny,
Ea'c.n Division or n the rate Of ll6oN per mile,
40 accordance with tho law oi Congress. forty uiy.
hayiu, been ,omp.ctl!.
lho Naval Coun Martial OF which Admiral Fsrra.
rnt IL ltos'donI aiier finding verdict Ina the cass
Of Lieut. Iol. hArstou, of tho Marine Co.ps, which
VIII not ,oi b, prouulra ad ourued I'm Tu,,dny
neNt, when the cts, oi Commcdoie Craven will DO
tasonup.
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Louisiana.
Negro Troops 90 be Mustered out OF Scr-
vice. ItC.

Ne,r Oriedns, Nor. l.--otnersl Canhv has received
orders from Washington to muster out Of the service
=, many negro troops can 10 spared. several
negro regiments are soon 10 be disbaudol. 10 pre-
vent iusubordination among the negro troop. Gen.
Candy has ordered ,bat they lie not alloSed to
purchase lheir weapons. Gen, Fullorton's adminis-
tr,tion Of the Freedmen, Bureau Is generally ac
eep'abe and popular Amour all classes Of cltlzeu' in
thi. Stats
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quarters nicely pe.ed and rounded on the cSges and
put AZ IN POI toletheT Job puch ~ salt and atc
I'uvufn 70 C.ssr t1h 9. Nh 81 Sow plar. 10 ran
tbspooniu of -four snt l of bu 'or- mix Win J.,
ELtCi NMm Wa'cf and set Uvct $50 10 Loit M once
70 ADD the Carrot sud turulp vitl sl and pn Or
10 tste lot the ~loc ho up oucr AM this sauce il
i,hN 10 pour over tie beet, the lAt,g uavinl l,ou
ptviousit placed on 4 dish This h hr.usitcret thc
N'ry incest way Of preparing beet
For the Gtth lacturp ~ a. rr,s,,,,1 ,,, If...t..
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Fd,hSr Point. Nor. 6-Ths rts,mshir Peruv'-n,
from Londonderry oct 2,tn, has arrived on this