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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURi DEPARTMENT.
oFFIoE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY !
WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1865.
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence presented to the un
dersignet, it has been made to appear that the @EX
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK In the
City of Norfolk, in the County of Norfolk, and State
Virginia. has been duly organized under and according to
requirements of the Act of Congress- entitled An Act to
provide National Currency, secured by pledge of United
States bonds and TO provide the circulation and re-
demption thereof approved June 3d. 1861 aud has com
piled with all the provisions of said Act TO be complied
with before commencing the business Of Banking under
said Act:
Now, THEREFORE, I, FIREMAN CIARER Comptroller of
the Currency do hereby certify that "THE EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK in the City of Nor
folk, in the County of Norfolk, and State of Virginia II
authorized to tho business oeBankng under
the Act aforesaid.
rs seal of office this thirteenth day of May
1885,
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency
TREASURY OF TIE UNITED sTATEs1
DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL BAsKs
Washington june 6, 1865.
1t II hereby certified that THE EXCHANGE NATION
All BANK OF NORFOLK, Virginia, a Banking Associa-
ton organized under the Act 80 provide National Cur
rency, secured by pledge of United States Bonds and
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof APP
proved june 3, 1884, having complied with the require
ments of section Is of said Act and with the egua ton
of this Department made in pursuance thereof has this
day been designated Depository of Public Moneys
eept receipts from Custos and by virtue such desgna
ton will also be employed as Financial Agent Of tho
Government F. Il. SPINNER,
JeA-u Treasurer U. s.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-02
fNo. Z. /

A l. L S ALT! ALT!
~ RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
10000 Bushels Turks Island SALT
per Brig Nellie, viii be sold low Apply to
CYRUS "a STAPLES
hnszo-u No. IL Wf1AWater Street
, 1865-12-01

the house No. SO b. in Company
Street; where she has just received,
and offers for sale an assortment Of
the latest and most elegant Paris
and London fashions, namely La
dies Bonnets and hats, trimmed and
untrimmed, Gentlemen's and boys
hats & caps French flowers in
wreaths & bouquets, trimmings of
every style & variety, double and
tucked %ruf1es, ruche ribbons, belt
ribbons, muslin collars deliberately
embroidered with ties, corsets, silk
paletots, ladies and gentIemen's
white and cold kid gloves of superb
OIL quality, perfumery, soaps, hair
tooth and, n~ail-brushes, ETC., etc.
Christiansted 25th November 1865.
, 1865-12-01

Friday ...I24Remains in st. Thomas.
Saturday =. 25 Leaves ST. Thomas for Bassin at
80 A.
Do. les Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
SPIN.
Sunday -. l26 Remains in St. Thomas.
Monday -. 27 Leaves st. Thomas for Porto
Rico at 5 P. NJ.
Tuesday /. .28l Leaves Porto Rico for West
End at s A. NJ, and conveys
Mails to St. Thomas.
Wednesday l29I Arrives at ST. Thomas at 2 in
the morning.
Thursday .I30I Remains in st. Thomas.
Friday 80. | Conveys Mails to West End
Saturday II 81 and st. Johns, porto Rico)
Monday 49,. Al Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
$50 Am
Do. Al Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
Wednesday, 81 Leaves St. Thomas for Basin at
80 A. M.
Thursday 7Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
1P. NJ.
Saturday 9Leaves St. Thomas for West End
at 7 80 A. M.
Do. 9 Leaves West End for st. Thomas
at 5 P. NJ.
Tuesday -.I12I Leaves st. Thomas for Basin at
80 A.
Do. 10 Leaves Bassin for ST. Thomas at
5 p. M.
Thursday Ia Leaves st. Thomas for West End
at 7 80 A. M.
Do..... ID Leaves West End for st. Thomas
at 5 P. M.
Saturday 16 Leaves St. Thomas for Bassin
with the Mail.
Sunday -. II Leaves Bassin for St. Thomas at
pm.
Passengers Rates, lst Class....$3. 90
Do. do. End " -. l. SO
Freight pr. Barrel 16 Gents or by agreement.
Christiansted 244tih November 1866.
JULIUS KNUTHSEN,
Agent.
, 1865-12-01
any public race previous to carry 10 lbs.

any public race previous to carry 10 lbs.
extra-one mile-heats.
THE ST. CROIX STAKES of $50 each,
half forfeit, for 3 years old 1913 lbs. /; 4
years 14O lbs ; s and upwards $50 lbs.
To start at the Bridge and run round
and in-heats.
THE LONG POINT STAKES of $25
each, half forfeit, for 3 years old 1913 lbs;
4 years old $40 lbs. 5 and upwards $50
lbs.-Last half mile-no heats.
THE SELLING STAKES Of SIS each with
$-added by the Fund, for all Ponies
under IA hands. The winner to be sold
by auction Immediately after the race
and the surplus over the Sc Hing price for
which the Pony is entered to 60 to the
Race Fund. If entered to be sold for
$3.50. to carry 112 lbs. $50 to carry 100
lbs. 500, 90 lbs,-$8O, rs lbs.-$5O,
6SIbs $50, 6Olbs.-One miTe-noh heats.
THE SCURRY STAKES of IS each, 70
Ponies under IA hands high that haver
never won a public race From the
Bridge in-catch weights-no heats.
The entries for the two first races to
take place on the race course on Saturday
the 2nd December between 3 and 5 P. NJ,
when the Ponies for the Carlton Cup must
be shown and measured by the Stewards
or by whom they may appoint, and any
objection as to height OF weight must be
there and then made and no other weight
be entertained. The name, age, and colour
of the Horse or Pony, and the colours to
be worn by the riders, to be declared at
the time Of entry, and half the Stake to be
paid at the same time.
The usual conditions must also be sign
ed by each person entering a Horse or
Poney.
VIM. PEBBLES, }
A. DAM, Stewards.
WIN. MCEVOY, }
, 1865-12-01

r the ANNUAL MEETING of PROPRIETORS, held on
the Goth October, 1865, BERNARD HALL, ESQ. Chairman
of the Company, in the Chair, the DIRECTORS REPORT Tor
the year stated =
That sn t6S aG to premiums for the year G115,9sJ
That ta S29 Life ! 0Hoto' were issued in'ur, G3O4,777
That the New Life Premiums amounted GS,OJS
That the Lift. Income was &27,7J6
And that upp0rdS of 81 per cent Of the en-
tire Net Premiums had been added to the
Lite Fund
That the Subscribed Capital amounted to G. I,ss3,22O
That the Paid,up Capital was &1SS,322
And that the Reserve Funds amounted to R1A7
THE LIFE BONUS of this Company averaged 46 per cent
of the Premiums paid, in some cases rising to 365, 70, and even
70 per cent. Substantial benefits have therefore been conferred
on its Assurers, and as the Life Liabilities are valued on the
principle of Net Premiums, assuming only 3 per cent. interest
Qhe outside expenses chargeabLe to the Life Department for the Gene.
raj Management OF the Company being specially limited by the Deed Of
Settlement to 10 per cent Of The net Life tncOme)-there is every rea-
son to expect equally good Bonuses in the future.
HOME AND FOREIGN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES
AT RATES AS MODERATE AS THOSE OF OTHER
FIRST CLASS OFFICES.
The Directors invite applications for Agencies.
The undersigned is prepared to issue Policies for Damage by
Fire on favourable terms.
NJ. OMALEY,
Agent Queen Insurance Company.
, 1865-12-01
NOTICE.

THE undersigned has the honor
to announce to his friends and
the public of st. Croix, that, having
returned from Europe, he again
offers his professional services to
those who are wishful to be attend
ed by him.
His cabinet of operations will be
, 1865-12-01

installed at Mr.. S. B. Lange's house,
where, from the first of December,
he may be consulted daily from 8A.M.
until 5 PM.
, 1865-12-01
Dr.. M. V. CRESPO,

Dentist of the danish w. I. Posses
sions and member of several scienti-
fic and literary Societies of Europe
etc.
St. Thomas 22nd November 1865.
, 1865-12-01
Temple ofFashion.

JUST received every description of Gen
j tlemen latest style Clothing, superior
and cheaper than any imported or made in
the Island, low price, small profits and
quick sale.
ALSO LANDING
P. H. and Imitation, and other brands
Cherry Cordial, Copenhagen Oats and Oil
Meal, Tallow, Paints & Oils, Oakum, Ro-
sin, Tar & Pitch in half Barrels.
Constantly on hand
A general assortment Of Family provisions
& Groceries, Luxuries, Syrups, Liqueurs,
Wines, Malt, Liquors & Cigars.
Frederiksted 22nd November 1865.
R. J. ROBINSON.
, 1865-12-01
Total 1888 Is

Balance of deposits S SO, O69 AZ
3 new deposit accounts, viz:
l Carpenter 9 Tailors.
4 Withdrawals amounting to.-$148 81.
Receivers for Saturday, 2nd Dec. 1866.
IN CHRISTIANSTED
Lieut.. A. J. Boye, Trustee.
A. M. Dam, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKSTED:
R. Moreton, ESQ.,, Trustee.
R. G. Ripperger, ESQ.,, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
St. Croix, 9th November 1866.
, 1865-12-01
ROUTE OF STEAMER
"C1aYa Rothe,"

FROM oath NOVEMBER TO 18th DECEMBER.
APPROVED BY GOVERNMENT.
, 1865-12-01

At the ANNUAL MEETING of P~ROPRIETORs, held on
- the Goth October, 1865, BERNARD HALL, Esq. Chairman
Of the COMPANY. in the Chair. the DIRECTORS REPORT for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-19
. EAT II ..

MORAN ON SUNDAY, June Is, the beloved wife Of
Peer hOrsn, slel IS years
The friend, Of the family are respectfully invited
W attend the funeral, on Monday sitaruuou, ION
inst ~ o'clock. from her late ro~idruce, Wet
broadway. County koseom.uon, ireland, payers
pleVe copy. -
OCONSOR-On June 18th, after short illnesS
John O'tnnuOr, ued 80 yeArs, months sud q DAYS
The relatives and friends Of the family respeet-
fully invited 20 attend the funeral this MONDAY
afternoon, at o'clock, from his late residence, 81
North 4th 4, Brooklyn T.. u. l3S
PIERCI-Iu Jet-ey City, on saturday, June lJth,
'iliam Henry, child OF John ID. aud Emily Pierre,
A4ed months and 10 dAys.
The f1ends and relatives " the family respect-
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, this Monda alter
noon At O'Clock, from the resideuee oil HE pareuts,
81 GTetory a. Jorsey City. ~
SCIIIFl IN Saturday, June II, Fintin Scu'ley
austivs of Queens Co. Parrish OF Aress ireland, in
the I4th year Of h-
Tho i,uis Ut the family respectfully invited to
A'tend tho funeral, This tNondsyy afternoon, al
o'clock ffun he late Ttsidence, - Bethune Il ~
SIANWOOp OF consumption. on Sunday, June
l~'b, koht. Stana God, aged 81 year..
Ills relatives and friends, also the mtInhers OF
pyat LodFe, 40. lgi, aud tho fraternity Ia general,
aye respectfully requested 20 attend tho fun, raj, on
TUESDAY morning, at 10 O'Clock, nom his late rcs!
deuce, cor Both a. and 81 ave- uithout further invi
tAti0u. dik
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-19
Health and tbenp Rents-How They May
be ~ecnrcd.

We have heretofore suggested that since the
Union is ssvei, tie next Wing properly in order,
on the par, NJ our citizens is TO save New York
great undertaking, t Is true, and l,s. ihose who
ave devoted Their time and money y other Oh.
ecs should 10 un,'le 10 dociio upon . starting
point We have iow Fuy,cstionS to oGer. TIE
warm vcs,to - tie last few days brings promo
nsuuy .nto view one = ihe most prolific syls tbs,
environ uis city. We sluIo g. We tenement
housra, with Their small, unveutlsted and crowded
apartments, where hum,n being, are compelled 10
her together like swine, breath TX an at ost ere
7sonci by their own eIhAI,uaus, and by TIE
iurc' srs.0s from 1ccaycd garbage and t'by
streets lie occupants II tleso houses are rrAinly
Ne hm,.os ~ bon II and iniustrious labor
insn, who are compelled 10 inhatt them, because
no enormous rate Of rents preolldes them from
living ia more comfortable quarters. Nov, viii
readily Ia adm ttsd, that There i any practicable
,Uei v the CONS. GRAFTON u al who Zee Interested
20 improving 20 condition oi our J.. orut cha. scs
and VA d.miLisA.us ho mortality list ~ tac city.
And this - our eIFgest.on To cisci tho ,ufc by
removing the cause 10 furnish nest. eau Aui
We Ventilated houses, surroundsi by purc aud
hoalthful stuospAerr nut how n. ro'tWhich
lstorug mon now pay Tor the vr,,chei apartments
such as VIC have alluded b. would pay tac iutcrot
on = sun = money lGi.c enough to supply Tho
,lAs. u houses b. winch ~ete' provided they are
cr ctcd IN tie country, where ne price of buildirg
lots ouii 10 only nom nsl tho next ohstsce 70
lie overcome ~ tho distance between chose pro
potsd residences and Ne centre 81 business doSn
town. tina We would Furm,unt w rapid and
cheap r.lros trsnEportsron. n the broadway
tunnel railroad were bmlt with rss'u connection
t" TIE upper end ~ the Island, snl even into
wesiohc.et County, the distance c.uli 10 A.
| comrIshod FAR moro quick han NE distance from
Central Pirk n he cay Hall ~ nov accomplished
y u,,ns OF the numbering hof.n-csrs. such d,
uur llin, and sll tl,tis neccssiryt1 carry Il out
Ia amply an advance of money 70 build Nc pro-
posed houses, aud the necessary influence 10 secure
tho RrladNay Railroad. NoS both 1t these fequi-
sites can hc furnished by VI, LOYAL League and the
CGsons' Association. The Union is now saved.
the street cleaning contract - disposed Of, aud
these inssitutions arc doubtless casting snyi'msy
| about Tor new fe'd4 OF use'uncs-. They ave an
abundance OF money, and lave tie necessary iuiu-
cuco b. induce Governor FENtoS to tliaa better II
tl' railroad I'm smother ti'ue 1her.fore nothing
l'n hut tho uiu to car thls desirable project
| INTO c1scuiiJn, aui a. both tls Loyal League and
| The Citizens Association. are apparently eager 10
| be the lustrumeuu = dong good. EXPECT 30 see
| 'Loil, ere long, entering upon thu. commeni.ble
work With the s,uc earnestness that character zei
I 20 'urm'r IN t.yus the ua.on, aud the latter In
saving tho Chemical Compost Company. undor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-19

Tng French Government has o'Htislly informed
our Authorities At wsshiagton, that u has revoked
the bsliigefcni recognition of The rebels, .nd thas
robcl pirAcs viii no longer ,c en..tel T. tho rights
sul prlv legcs which France hs' st.ly risi TO
them. The British Governments also, with scyGs-
timed difference T. iis Imperial leader, is preparing
to take Ike seton, as We are informed 10y the Lou.
don press ~ course this country oush. ~ te
profoundly grateful for tbs r,'usrkG.e s1Li ',ton
= flcudlusss on ths part ~ France sni Enslaud,
iuasuuch A.it s the only official act that c',her
has committed, with reference . thc rebellion
that did 10, manifest onm'sy towards the Juon.
Rut our ~, Pie will hardly he aldo 10 appreciate H.
Our amiaho transatlantic neiyhuors hNvo cau-
Iously waited until they ssS tho final at ~ tho
ro. elton, un1il they know there was no lDnycr .
4 rate aA.G. 70 long there was rchel Tag in
t'c Nre.ze, S. long there was even = shallow Of
hope for thc rcbcN L, hey secuted cur demands
for sNithdrsSd Of the leltgeront grant 70 the
rebels W. have, g. 'Ar, hut Little " thank eithor
France " In ,lsul for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-19
How and where r-~ccretary MALLORY
Mns ArrcsIrh.

The New Orleans PicANUSE says:
The fo'lovin. sccnuat Of NJ. NAllorv's arrest
written 10y his wife g. ono II her relatives iu this
CITY, the true ono, aud Will ~ once dss pate tie
idle reports which have lately been circulated ~
tte les.rr was not INTENDED iur publication, Ne give
only that portion which nay prove Of public in
tertst lndor date, Lagrange, Ca, MAY -, l~Gh,
afer dc,a.lip- Ter Io,some jour oy to that poiui
from Richmond, Mr.. Mallory continues In these
terms: About two weeks ago my dear husband
arrived hero. BEFORE coming he-o NJ. Mallory had
rented te only house that was vacant, without
knowing Anything about it IL turns ont q castle
iu zc, thirteen large roonH, passages twenty feet
VIDE, running .enSthwse and CT sswIsr the walls
are thfcc foeI thick, and Tho building surI1lntc
by irlt tree, winch give u the appearance u
cAstlu. leNpectcd 80 have my furniture brought
here from Montgomery, instead OF which Il
Vas taken 10 Columbus and there WAS
ues' 3 al destroyed 10y tho felcras, 81 shat Atm
IA THIS large house without any furniture, cNcept
q fsw pie,cs which hc ladies u his town la,c
teen Kind enough % lend me. We have q
everything 40 posseHse ON oArth my dcs l. but
I wonld gladly yield SILL a could have the CONF
trtns presence OF my dear ushsnd. That 10,
Is gone ght before last, At hsl'-past II O'Clock,
We weto aroused iron sleep by heavy knock ~
the door, aud a threat Of break nS 1t open followed
before any one from within lad anne ~ EusDur.
When Hight WAS procured the servant opened
40 door, aud some twenty armed men entered 70
| ar. It my husband; at the same zine another
Isrty went ~ Senator III Us hJUs,, al which M
Mallory was staying, aud there arrested him Mr.
Mallory was hurried on, without being given eyon
| enough umo g. put On proper clotninR. They
would uot listen g. the tears and eutteaNes OF his
vic, - Les him remain with them only until Lay .
| hight. sent BIddio 10 Atlanta, 10 soon As u wss
| day ishL with clothing and money. Oh, l., YOU
| have no idea Of he dep.h of my SORROW l feel as
| 81 my heart would broak my children alone SUI
/ kaIa mo-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-19

t-v-n. 90 do o.hs-, .5a97 Flannen p,s5
YsA .e,..-nry cod. 3 7s,i o. Pick. DO bbi, ! o
g - sSetsIeL /. Bay. - Vali o. hernns- /. bcr.
Fiov. and sss, bbi-Gene,e., .Tt., SAB 50.
st.ts .. 70 en-, ioso b.. si.-uri, 7gsI2 o.,
Canadian c; = ~, - Rye nou. ~ 10 Corn
FT1iu N.ilin, bch, - A. II; Layer, boI, 40
81 CurrAnts, slZjs Almonds 2la4ss DO SHIELDED
Cra,rL bu,h -whe.t III. oh. 7jsi ~ Csnsdian
Club / 5Cal ,. Rye, ,bsgJ Corn. 3 y-sl % Bar
10y yal ~ UAts STAG, nominal Canals GOsGS :
Lu,n6sr.- los. and PlAnt, por ~. Go.Ie E.t
spruce, "a Gals % saves hhds., Gosl 81 do bbh
Eeys..,, ysl-Ss- or,.n. =; Porto Plea
t5AC74 Cub. nw, ioG24 Cub, eIsyed 49,,
~" olive caee y. : vsi 10 p,i,y' ganoI, 49,
Palm. 10. sod, Lind city l7Al 10 "hNe'
iYoru IN. ' "sset m bb. T. % sis 20 no Pr.
N nora ,Dl port et,r ne' nonlnH ~ m me- lee,
al'4 Butter Or,nss %, a 10 sA'e' 2SaS' 3
cheese. Common tocholco sails. 49,,
eo,i. iis5 70 10 A ssisn, god. 4 = Rum. JAM.
ga Ish, Ha' 30 sLtroii so ~ Am Ynr., -
~. An. :. 2S "h''isy' An ga! "''
t-4.s,, B-Scu Orls.n. a. ditto clarified.
Porto RICO llal5. BrNiy brown, col:
crushed. i9N s,uar,.' eranul.rA pa, STUART
ground. ia stuart "hite-A lsN' s.uTn -
TS,ae,o -Scn,uety, e,l1; Cuh. duty paid }.
g., ~ Dim.nso toh bond sAiI Havana duty
ialt. pa v,s Connecticut, i~tl.
az. 70 A@ IN I'D d" Ne e;ss5' Am m u,
tG.ti Sop 81 pulled, Ca, No. /, guiled- oiao5
Hts b. Hy-on, "'sl o. iounf d.. ,si g., = -
ki.csdsrsous -Eiee, ~ 20. E~t lndiA drtn,e 1
9WaiO " Sal, Tu.s'' Island. nuah. 5la52 l.iN-
mop~. crop 1854 sos.3. iSsi Go' s,5. Hay, ~ ia
Noith kivet 9S Candies. city, 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-19

Two more Of tie late retol States, Georgia snl
roH.S have been formally rsnst.ted in their OH
places within the Juion, by tho es,sbshmcni u
truvis.onh governments jams Jonssps, whom
thc President has se lectei IS Governor ~ e ria,
s,n,tVc q nth Carolina, but h., long been
resident u Gcrrna and his poitcsl career has
been Identified with that state Like he sppo.nt-
cea FOR North CAroliu. anil Mississippi, Mr. JouS-
soN has never sw,rycl from his attachment g. tho
Juion, slIhoufh he was obliged 70 Disguise h.s
sentiments g. some cv,snt during ihc rebellion
Hc was oicret -evor.l rcspouslc positions by
Jrrr DAVE but refused sll such pro1crs, and
invariably opposed Tie action ol tie rchc ,,ayoru-
mcu' a' far as lecu'.'d 20 s. ami effect auy gool
lie was mcmtcr Of Congress duuuy she session
of l-,l.2, Gnl has SLED several positions u
honor md trus, ~ tie State " Georgia since
that uuc A>parN J. HANuIos, who - az
! po.utol O. he GNrruouMp of Texas, Ia
! we'll Erown ~ the Nrrih. HIS VnirIeu
| 'rovc l.ta ONT of l,yL' n, a. cary stafc 4 40
/ war and since IAst tine he has done Ne r-.ol
| ,susc goo service al the North by his persistent
opposition to the re-, Auu. lie has Ai4rcs,cd the
p,o. lc ,f Gis c.,y ou taoor three ot,a r, on war
| .opcs Tho terms ~ the rreJl,ngs Iruy ura,ion
relative. rc c.r,ar IaV.n %, these two states
ARE precisely The same - those provided sr NlrA
Carolina AMI M''s 'Sppl. President .,.oS .s
simply complied wish tAe iuty caJa,ned u.un h.ru
/ Wy the Constitution, which provides thst "tlr
tm,,' sa.,s 6h,l .ueran'c. /. every Stat, Of TIE
ta.lu a rIubu,su 'or.u u. government" .ni Nv.
~ Performed tA,s duty by temporary state or,
gsmsation, he leaves the people e. lo,.alate Ioc,
questions 80 SUIT themselves. The other States {, al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-19
San Irishman,s opinion OF John Mitchell.


IA Irish otHcor Of the Federal army, who has
tor which ,he Boston PILoT 10 Democratic Irish
American aperl publishes with some prominence.
The officer who writes the letter has mae himself
known TO tho editor and says thu, be will hold him
sci. personally responsible" Tor It's statements;
There never waA in Ireland on on earth, = rlAn
who nee loved John Mitchell tho Irish patriot
with pure dev Uou than / now los.he and
despise him for bis covhdite. IL Ws my IN sfor-
tIne 70 70 severely Wouudei IN Carolina, curing
Gen. Shertnaf'4 re- cut campaign. Failing into rete
hsuds, | vas twenty seven days In hospi;al At
Charlotte. n G.. when l ssnt W Kicf Inond.
Besido ne, 10 hospital, vas MAJOR Warren Ian a.
, fH sHuth tsrolIna Artil. err, Who 'rtqI.nty de-
tailed g. me tie msnner " Capt. Mtche.'- iesth
and hisH diving risto h's ~onr AIDES; sud, ifAdsuls
be al io-d., he can tear Witness TO the fact " my
er'skius Iu tho .g1e-t terms Of old and young John
h,tchol n tier al CtAflYt e, Chtit'f. s,uis lutv.
br"cns b. y .0tI'ie " ciseWhote wauI ms lted
ly man. woman or q. I'D rcNcl sold er and "a O n
pited rather han giurihei m my c,ndiv On. Tie
foul act WAS reserved fnr Jpl % Mitchell atone, %
not only refused T. have anything " say ~ dp
v "a Lluculh's hifolnss, tWhon We SOFT l. .fn word
Who We Wsrs.y but iu We ucNt issue e TO ENAs-
fSsr. dire,ted tie citgens W treNt ths human
(uugi rot a. IrisUnzrs ~ var, but A. 'roHtcfs,
M ,r,lcrers and tirtlny as-sssins = 81 sewers
wouluoi was |, that taxing ply On ne, 'hcy re-
fused t. coutno in Richmond aud m.uy y
C. uleuH AuYny them R,hc-t Tyler anl Ma =
u lev, bot oGrcrs IN ttc retel service as amtl
&C " tte's ,UuducL ohersi me any asa -taLce n
m r. p rer Mtruel the iaithIoss iu. rate, ne
yil Igr Of race AMI country men. alone 4. sdvAn-
tal,r ui my ~ sfyrtufp he al nc went out . hls
way o. iuault calumuiaic, g. EAmpIe upon no
wasting, eriac sS,d fr,uss AMI vesrci hearts Oi
~. couuttytHon iu LIBBY, aud 'ot his no VII Do.
ilre.or cursed y III, Irish mon who we're fAtot
~ coIe under his motciless anu coWurIly lAsh."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-19

TuE course u public aia.r' ia the lnitei state,
indicates g. she nations s-ross the water that our
Republic Is lcs.,ncl g. be. me The great model
Government Tor all ,he . op'es a~clln2 in coul-
tries upon th,s side u tie AlAntc. THIS hIay
s.e case, ti- not d'Hcuit u u1icrstani the moan.
any of those svcerLr. our successful generals have
recently tnAl,o during thcir rro,r-s' rr,us' No
country. RosgcR,sA snrHWAN, GtASr, LoD.N
AM uthcrs tell their brave h,ya not ~ engage iu
sure. t.ti.ls cu grafton schnnrs and urge the
.oldier.llot g. "Gilibgsier," In Wow Il the f,ct
ah.t no tine nay soon comes when The G3ycrp-
mcut u die Uultci s,ates i.ay box rshiY 1c..a1i
che withdrawal If MANlNuI,S from AyA,o. We
have good reason Tor dec airing that Pres lent
JouSaoS has soue up. n = definite pol Dy', cone
cermus TIC fu,urc Mutud. " tho tinted State
towards Motiy' snl hsHcvo the tnos H nj iar
distant, when President JouS oN's views will tie
made public.
Tho Pr sdcui has already cthlbitsd s",f-reh.
r.rce and v,or IN the siministtauHn Of pu' he
.nairs which commend Ma MEASURES 80 the CONT
dencc oi thc American people, AM whom ho shall
aeclar. that our Government INA, never rccoguikod
tho Empire Of MAMMALS, but on the contrary,
IN bJuni g. observe IL ucatcs with tuc original
MeNicSn or ,tU ,Rrz Gov,rnmcuL we inns his ar
yumonts will 10 properly presented tor our cone
Iteration. Presdcu. JouN ,oN will doubtless 20
further thtn this; b. wall plainly inform the citi-
Lens and toders Of tho United States that By
virtue OF SAID treaties thoy may IcAce,by "om,
CRATE" 10 Mexico, there TO ouss|e m Whatever
occupations viii best enable ncm g. live, snd pur
sue happiness, .tsr the most spHr we'd fashion of
doing such things Ihc.r native country. Thus