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LEADING ARTIcLEs-Wh bite Labor the South cotton In
1866 Mr.. Thmlow Weeds Last The Cable; Our Finances.
kentucky; Poor Whites 4 Fresh Outrage on Freedmen
Death Gov Broush The New York Democracy Emisaton
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FROM MsxIco-French Views Of War; What Would he
Done in Contest with the United States; Reported Advance
Of the Imperiai.s Jnafez SAID to be n PEN,
dence.
DEArH OF BuoHEz
FROM DENVER CITY-Retum of an Exploring Party I'm.
portsnt Discoveries The Salt Lake Wagon Road
MURDER on THR Rn1-A New Criminal Calendar; The
Accident American Railroads from sept /, 1864 to
THunLow WxEp-G urow.h Take. he Field; Mr.. Weed.
Reply to Mr.. Greeley (Mr Greeleys Comments Thereon
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Ausst sAaerf prae-t scar bs4'
Ns sus 3. mas - .asFs tbs e,iy Is a.
saTFlr n HoaarsTs PIus 49, ls-
wrsg. Ter Weans,. BFsi. srs. Fevsft
sad I'yseutsfy, these mela4Hes afe iht ldsg
e. tie saflL Efry Fps a sb3 Frcaca
Eo ass tarm.
tf ihe rs4.e, gf fhs "retiess cannot sst
ascs ef Pals gi laufa-aHE lsa tbt lruE store
iu ts place, ft h.m write &c at. 80 Ma Den
Laut, ene.o.as tie aHlasaf. aBi Twin n B
biu beE free q. e1psusc Many desjeu
III uet keep Ey ucisines en- hand tee4u-e
itry esuast uaar e ulasa UapLcr
ngsaus make 81 eeuts, s. ecats. aal
$40 Der bgx or p-l. Soldiers supply
yourselves,
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ARMY JEWS
-. -. -. -.

Ea.birr,m ian s-R.rhnona
Il fsrs of5tb inst. furnish tbe follov.
@ Heus
Aasaas, Jan. 5th klpsr,ek
az crossed ihe A'-aaana. Dor be 3.
slFl ossi 20 be- ou she Carolina side Of
tae Savannah River
Charleston. Jan. 5'h.--No further
movements Of the enemy 10 day are
iffs'ita. lisisrce Is fiili eon'ralIur
9s5'seH iiaF'efF'iie and the Sassn
.'l N'Feh
me Tunes Washing on special
says " 's f'nofe1 tta' Gen SHEER man
~as communicated 90 the PEesldaal
''a' '.e Georgia State authorities
H''e applied 20 come back into The
taoa, and that seculary Slaatou's
v.si 60 Savannah is doubtless in con.
ueesou nHh lhis subject
Gen. Dana has received iDf,rma-
ton from bis cavalry force sent out On
the ZIst ulL They struck the Mobile
and Ollie Railroad five miles below
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An effort VIII be made at the an.
preaching session Of iAe New York
Legislature to make it penal offense
70 dRlace trees, rocks and bridges with
advertisements Of patent medicines
aud other wares Cually worthless
Such an act ought to be passed bv
every Legislature ia the land. The
inrst scenery up the Hudson. the
most picturesque spots at the White
Mountains, and the trees and rides
onille 'asorite walk drives around
cur large cities, ore al d faced bv
tiese horrible advertisements. TIE
proPrieiors % these worthless nos.
ifons, WHO hire man to 20 around and
dcsecFaie nature iu her sweetest and
choicest hooks, ought to pay roundly
ior J. Nature belongs 10 God>-ani
Gods children, and not to patent med
.eme ren5ers. springfield Rep,sJIi-
.aH,
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4 letter from a rebel soldier TO The
'ueioTed o his soul, said to have been
.eree pied, contains some touching
paragraphs. lie says NY quar-.
lers ~ MP are pa able bot those in
~ pocA { are not Last night : lad
mud Idle 70" a pillow. and cover
81 myself viii sheet of water. /
hs i"r more whisky barrels and less
2an barrels; more biscaiis and lesE
a4.l'ts Hos | Nish YOU we're here.
Tie further away ] gei from yoa the
tef ! ike yol
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kENTUcKY.-Gov. Bramlette in his
message recommends The gradual
emancipation and ultimate removal Of
the slaves; rejoices over and thank.
General Sherman and Thomas for
their victories aud denounces the I'M
warranted arrest of Colonel Wolford
and Lieut.. Gov. Jacobs says that his
Object in attempting 10 regulate the
enlistment Of slaves was only TO say,
the people Of Kentucky from an I'm.
necessary burden in its accomplish.
mentj aud declares that Kentucky
has furnished nearly 10000 soldiers to
the United States army. Resolutions
have been introduced in both Houses
of tbe Kentucky Legislature, dcclar-
ing for the immediate abolition of
Slavery.
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A. T,.,r,.,-....
An iN''D NNi OF THE CAPTURE
or FORT DoNNELsoN.-The New
York Evening Post in referring 70
this great victory. saws.
'"'
sr,g r.f", ,'I' =, ,'' - 'e, ,, on Grant
''''' - - ~ 10 ''a' curing the
,''.I ,o,"'''9 NV Ii''"' anu success
~, a, ~, ~ va, sgp' uo"n ,"e river to
- -. ,''''' y, Nv ''"u '''ueil down to
' '. ",!'l -, , oo''' pi'ei uaFApess put
- ', ~, -. w ~ ,'''" hs was instruct
-, ,.., go ~ ,el oIalt mat the
..-. q Wv 'D1''''3 p 'P''''S 'hat
",' ','.'eN "''s "a .''eo 'aa' already
ul'I' one par y, 'te hles The euemy
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sqsths Is vnlrr e. 3faaY kfss
bsi rsry i,1ls himself 80 $40 res g
e believe whatever vaf fel8 h.m.--
II bcl e e tls aes Il Bag Sd 81.
veatatr sbe isulsa es nsry ster.
csting incidents but vh9s prE.aes 81
nqs rssts ida.f cHaaaea ia the gaa-
,ral ea maaaa.
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PHnF GDtuNIs SNm on gHE
AnSr 0r rW PoToNac Asp Cas-
BrTtrE.-I'hs f9llowirE ts slse
Of an interesting letter 10 tbc los don
f'sg Naaa wJsstea after visit 90
tho Array d itc Taamar
Tlse sned 10 be "a gaif rtr
tcn army all Doe military satordiaa-
toa. ahl sasgsh q etiquette. Altes
ssme time there f. certain upabIi-
can egasiay Of fse Tie absIs Of
Gental Grant AZ Cfy Point Is q hos
q one rom, containing a camp bed. =
che = marked wHh the iagial, d the
Owner, a table aud two or glfee chairs.
Al Americans are bospiiable 10
strangers, and the ofiicers of he Army
Of the jsmes we're most ba,pilable to
ms. Perhaps their hospitality may
have prju3ices me ia lheIr favor
but they appeared 10 me 10 manners
snd cals walton tie equals, al least, ol
any soldiers whom | had ever seen.
rode Tor some hours IL company alla
one u them who bad euteted the ar
AZ as q priys'c, and think never
met more perfect gentleman in my
life.
saw. Nitb the greatest interest. the
negro troops sncamped close 10 the
scene u one. o. their most gallant ex-
plots slormug of the iulronch-
ment on Srwnerke, Height. There
can BE- 80 doubt, ihnk, thai these
men are now lhe Acknowledged and !
respected brethren IN arms Of the
whites This, 10 give ths Beast a.
well - tie Devil his due, is the work /
OF bcyerai Butler. That man's in /
domi;able energy and iron will fqual. /
hies writer on ms face more plainly /
than on any other face ever behold,
unless Il be The portraits Of Cromwel) I
have crushed ell the obstacles thai
stood IL the way Of this great moral /
and social revelation. +
Ferro its dierotas prorcaie,--the
bayonei shall be their hberatol--i, the "A
mouopt lbe medal he has caused to be
struck for ,he negro soldiers; and b /
aas made this motto a practical truth. 1
l will lot attempt to anticipate the
calm judgment a history 10 an hour
OF passion by discussing the cont o d
'eriel arts of his career To me he
seems to be al points, good aud
evil, the model OF revolutionary
Chief. lie "a, the first thoroughly i
TO grasp the idea OF the revolution be ,
Ing fulfilled by The virtual dfsirac TO- 4
OF slavery be i the first, as we see +
by liis New York speech, 10 anuouuc, v
~ broad terms policy Of amnesty g
and oblivion. Liho Danloa, he hu, il
walked sra,glt on his Wild way Ia
fearless OF danger and somewhat rrck- p
less OF opinion. do not worship rev. b
characters hate the ele- -
ment from which The spring, as love Il
Toe calm prog ess Of regular improve 4
nent. But revolution las come. j
and : suspect thai in It's melancholy 0
annals Builer viii occupy a broader
md pethap, Il less odlous page tbaa
; commonly supposed I
as, &., aeLsEIE saUH q
WaasEHsiaH, Nov 81 i5li 4
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HEonss BaaSeasl TEocHfs, aIsertls-
Cd lu another ouBu, art Ashy recon
pcp3fi fr ggte speakers and etaors, for
Che relief 90 talIs aHi 70 eIes ibs fti5c.-
hetl eti1aey IS ssnagIg ailelel ty cen
EryssBeuaa4 singers, vdf use tbCm Amcut
the certificates % Ihrir merits sc observe
letters fsm Bury Ward gecghtr. n. +.
Willis. b. 4. Chaplin, aud others ot emil
usuce.---F J. EfcafHe Post
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MOTTO

ALL ENROLLED PERSONS in the town q
Manchester, between the ages Of 20 and 45year
who have any physical defect disease or mafl.r-
mi n,Wldh renders them unable to per.ormlmil
i'ary duty. are requested to appear before Or leo.
L. Amos, at Factory Point and get his eertlaeatefo
that oaaet 1t is important that all persons who
are not military sal jeca should comply with this
oqu st. as The qnotl Of Che town Is lesseacd by or-
cry reduction IN the number Of citizens enrolled
T. W. HOYT, First s,lsctman.
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An Important atenent About Gen.

An Important Statoment About Gen
Thomas.
From lh, Louisville Journal
We learn that another Distinguish,
Major General vas IN ihs civ, last
week, with orders to the font 10 sa
pereede. Thomas. Ii seem, that
his policy was not understood III, re.
treat upon Nashville was thoaght 10
be wrong,ari wbea he rclreated here
he was too slow, and the people and
the authorities complained, SO hi, re-
call was decided upoa. His successor
was appointed, aud reached Louisville.
on his way 10 Nashville, but paused il
our c,ty when II was announc fl that
Thomas had remoun,ed bis cavalry.
furnished his cavalry With fresh hors.
es, aud made a sally ON tie lett OF the
rebel lnle, and, 10 twenty four hours
doubled Hoods upon Que another, in
a maze Of eu,apglemcnL Ills gallant
successor was delight d, for be- is a
true patriot and cofteous soldier, and
desired nothing but the defeat Of the
rabeis. lie returned to other fields
and now there Is mother name added
% glory roll Of the army-Grant,
Sherman, Thetldan aad Thomas.
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TUE subscriber hagiu. rented the sbop formerly
occupied by Z, BurIngame, for the purpose Of
carry ing on the
Harness Business.
Is now In readiness to furnish anything ia bis line
at short notice
Particular attention given 70 Carriage trim.
ming. Repairing done promptly.
TIL MA& BEETLY.
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Cock AND But STORY. The
Montreal Telegraph Of the 3d ha. the
following;
Rumors lave been prevalent for
soHie time Of an incr aselo he fmpe
rial military force in Canada. II is
nov stated in military and other sell
inioiued circles 'ha, The ColLstream
.Gaaris aud Other regim MS have been
ordered to bold themselves IN reali-
ness 70 embark for Canada. The rea.
son given il the same circles f1r this
movement IS the intention Of The Coy
ernmens OF FIap,e and Great Bfl.
ain % tie Inauguration d Alr. Lincoln
10 Marca aeNt 10 recognize him a. Tic
Pres lent Only d those State. for
which le has teen elected thus Off
oialiy Affirming tie disunion of the for
mefly la.iel State. spoken Of 81
Earl Russell Is 5 ltsief to lie Con.
ielerate Commissioner.
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Gbal Aiet ha4as r.er
hare q H different
umes l places 8ag the
a. s tsiT uf ihs H.
tellen n3 e uHieH ara I
tjs ke GeIa lItu.H Htruo enc
~ mas % uargases asl um
tsfs a3 so.es. Hka those which ars
aeF I 81 tatfl HsfY lrs-
ug bern seoI ~ si bg Moansh kiass
aua Span o sh.tfains It's fi dafs u
DID, Pm, boards. 'is, gsu.
gashss nepeFtae.e CO. make
ap q efep 81 very BIN b ami very
hose IKE dwelling iof iaa e6ua
commanding et t.e Army eI8hs Fofa.
mae and be military family 40 ia
closure Of Fiae hasa seratus Jhe an
esHa IF4m-agisi8e Chew 8 uaplHa-
mcHafy Intrusion EHffGHs ana
linas that q IS sm oEpIe ba8a aaa
screens prevail m the interior. spa
rating ihe different EansaIs Of ian
tai and ibeir staff. Ihe stars and
stripes aggi i,om lofty lae.saT im.
meIiafely 90 frost Of Gen. Meadc's
tent, kere tbe general himself sits
soldiers toH a., and a kuit Jake
cogiiatine on thg problem Of How TO
take kchuoad.' o14F cigar. A
sound 81 pleasant ~ earnest, CONVEX
sa'ion struggles through the walt, oil
canvass ,n either silr. The steam
ing II pots il lag k4tbens, the elulcr
OF kaiyes and plates in me s-tents, are
cheerful accompaniment. Negro
servants anI waiter chatter and "Yah,
yah {" Ia The distance. Horses whiu-
ny n lhe stable behind. a grove OF
pines bends over all
OS IIlKEr.-The spu has gone
down lehiu4 the br- s.aorks before
Petersburg. The lights have been
IN soldiers qIaftefs, the
q ny ,Iumbar, tic camps are still
ending lpoD tlc closed
syelids Of thousand Of slepprrs, Las
Dinaillie county Virgin I
l., iato land Of dgeims,
A land o. dreams F.! How blesi the .
lreamcrs are tor whom, perhaps some .
vision d home begui,rs the hours /.
made hideou along tbe picket line ia
ront, $50 one can truly Tell but those /
iwake and listening. Bang bang /
,aug l-Lefe and th.rc The boom Vi a
.aunou here aud there a longer,
Kicker rattle OF musko,ry-the firing
Icyer ceases until dawn. Beyond !
be dark line Of eartbworks that the
long roll can p opIe irr i've MINUTES
With thousands Of armel men, a chain (
t sentinels is strung hose task is not
imply to watch. They stand beside
. smoailer0ns fires; They pace,s with /
lushet at the,r sh9uldgr, in no roman
c aths, masing On laees and healths
{ loma. Cro1c.ing behind redonbDs
nd legs ard Garth, they peer above
zee a-uesses alo.r he barrels OF
,adyd weapons, and load aud fire
gain. Answering discharges rattle
, the darkness before them; respou-
We bullets ham about their ears. IL ,
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF m TEN MINUTES.
BR HAN7S PULNONTC WAFERS.

III NV . IULHUNIC WTFERS.
are untilins iHthe cure efCouens, Coi.ps, ASTHMA
bRoNoHris SORE fHEoAr, HoAmsrSEss, DIrgr-
GIT BREATHING, hcwrsr GoasynpuoN, AND
DISEASES OF rHE LUSes. They have. no taste Of
medicine end any child win take them Thousands
have been restored to health that had before despair
ed Testimony given in hunreds o. eases. A single
dose relieve. IA TEN MINUTES.
ASK for Bryans Puhronic Wafrs-the orlglua
aad only genuine Is sttmpsd "Brga 3" Spurious
hind5are offered for sale. Twenty -Hye cents box.
sold by au Druggists
JOB MOSES sole Proprietor,
lyH - Coraudt street, New York
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