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, 1865-05-18
ANEW mANUFACAU UI1tHG ESTAB
LlSHMENT.
The Western white Lead Co.

We visited YESTERDAY, on North Dearborn street,
,he new establishment Of the Western White
Lead Company. The proprietors, Mcssrs. Lee.
Antes & Co., have recently commenced the manu-
facture Of white lead, zinc pa1n., putty, DC,
s.sp,e articles Il the trade, for which It should be
natter OIL surp1ase. we haFs @ osen 90 !ong &C.
Tue extensive factory Of this hrm mas been attea
m with 1he most approved machinery and appil.
snces, The whole driven By splendid engine OF
'nITs Ingsoin1 I fram sample. shown us and from the
rem 1,np Of The proprleto1s amuug our ettfzens,
We iefl conddent that the good. they uann1act1fe
will equal in every respect those OF any Eaa'etn
The adyaztsge to the trado Of q mandatory ot
thfs class in our mldtt is entirely obvious Mn1le
they compete Tfn ,a9 a5d s ong
frsn.rortation arc obTtatcd, al purchasers re.
ce,yc their goods in neat and clean{ p1fsaSfns, Fan
The worm Of the western ,a,.e Me1.e leas Sos R
Ro5' 1na g se}sa Dearborn aeet. u svety respect
vel located 1or the bueiness. we Rrsoict .lh 1pt
these gentlemen the SUCCESS they merit N esiao. q
IshfpS branch OF business 60 much neeaea III
our CITY.
Tp,ao EA11osAL BAak.-Wc call attention
with p)easuse 10 tho announcement Of the Third
National Bank in suo1her columu orer the sfsna-
tnre NJ Ira Holmes, ESD. its Cashier. Tne'gro"th
q our NaoDa bsnks ~ T. ns np M
n1tatle features in the aInas Of Chicago hanstns'
Thr Inxh Of the people for the Government secu.
rites Is e & anq fs tas e ~
al dc E,rtue to subscribe to Tie Federal Loans
should not stana on the order Of their going
H,sror1cA1 soc1sT1.-The grouua WAS troken
| Or, Morday last for the new Historical Society
bullo.ng; which will probably be ready FOR oecu
p,ncy towards winter. The room is ssdly needed
III and block nh the
, 1865-05-18

The remains OF our comrades. buried at
Vickatnre. having been r. ceiyed, the members ol
the cd Battery will meet at Parlor No. i. fremont
uouse, on THURSDAY, at s o'cluck p. N to mike
arrangements for attending the burial
d
, 1865-05-18

CRICKET Ard ST. GEORGIA. camc Of cricket
will be played by the mtmbers OF The St. George
Society, on the cricket grounds near the Wash
inEton Skating Park, on "Wednesday next. Mas
ria, l. meeting will be held On Saturday night, it
the St. George rooms. to arrange the pr<llnin-
, 1865-05-18

n. II. SANITARY FA1R.-Thc members OF the
Executive Countries Of the Public Schools on
Khe Sanitary F41r, consisting Of one teacher from
e3ch school, are requested TO meet at the Office Of
fhe Board ct Edncntton. on Friday at forr o'clock.
PcYmle<itu hue been obtained for the Menbers Of
sop 10 b. 2resent A punctusl attendance /. de-
Sfrfd ~ -
, 1865-05-18

OswRap. MnYf7.
F1our-1u coed demand and ste+cT at 81 90 f1rNn;
srrinE. SIT tor red winter; IS Is Ter Thite; S95o
ioI doob1e extra -.,, ,tno.
GH.rH-E hent-5nI1 and withont m.tetta! chanee
surnpt:on Oets-Quiet End IowEr.; Ets1ern a. 53c.
CANAL FlE1au1s--t:cur to Albany, 5ds; - Nc"
York &c, .
sn1prAp BIT Railroads.&c. pfls nSur; <Auo nu
, 1865-05-18
:IARIETIEs THM
CHICAGO GRAND
GIFT CONCERTs
TO be Held at Bryan Hall, May 81, 1885.
1000 Gifts, at Cash YslEe OF $1,000.
TICKRTs $500 EACH.

The following are among the most valuable aitss:
Ore nne Brick Residence, situated 10 the town Of
Metamora, Woodford Co, Ill. valued st....-..*s.4u
ses Of Diamond Ley L
D0E Dftmnud
one T. C. Iightaa SQuare Grand Piano eQ0
One Gents Gold Lever Watch. So9
tine LAdyB Gold Watch diamond set. .......... AN
One Wheeler & Nleon's Sewing Machine rose-
wood case full Cablnet. I3o
Ee1 Of Silver lH
One prpi}sh ryrr WNch h.,,.....,..,,. Sc
Gne i;if OF One Thousand Dollars In Cash.. LOO
Tickets for sale At John r. Washs. corner Of Hadi-
son aua Dearborn stIee;s; Giles, Bro Goa LII Lake
steeet; r. T. Ball, Druggist, 1l9 Cla!k street:
Principal decot for ihe sale Of iicke;s, 1A4 Dear.
born steeet. By the proprietor TICS cts viii be sent
by mall on receipt OF funds Address nudefaigned, r.
+ q. Box 61Y5.
B The public respectfully Invited to call and
examine the property, st MesMs CUES, Bro CO.. and
". n. Kimha i've L. g strcft and at the ealeafoon
Il or Messrs. Wheeler & Wilson, 1os Lake street.
II GEO, G.. LEMON, Jr., 144 Denrborn'sf.
, 1865-05-18
5trapso.

STRAYED-$5 Rewsrd-Strayed
~ Or stolen from the p em!ces Of James Tearney,
No. 1eS Forth Ma:f ct street, one Yellow Cow. with
tt1t9 high hoE ahont seven yeass old lna. On tha
ofthe saia Cow Will receive the above reward
ny17v*2et jAAKS TEAkNKY.
, 1865-05-18
New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Mag II

E1TnI1sG F1cn1SGe-FirE at 1noH91l:, god, for
atCo1n-Wtihost decided change. cpen!ng at l2sxx,
sdSsn1lrg 10 lyex: ard cisf:og + !s;s:
STcnKs-Detttr, safes or Reck lstand st e5A;
sS Se4n saS,fi m;ehx
prn.KrTns dix: Quicksilver, SIX; II @riposa I'm /;
olH Rso;anS &c l,o e. FSi i.s.s1ppi
stHt; ~: Tennessee Ssh 40 coup 95; u y y
Il: raum iCSY; 20 cout. lH5s do new issue. 113h.
, 1865-05-18
ReaI 1Btate@=Goul@1rp.


SE7 7ANTEl-Ecr the acve1Z.i1sts..s::: !:
w In tie Q1.rte.uasses:s Department., St ::
Loals. L.3oseEs q - per noasa aa rstoas: 1es:
at;cn tcFntshe3 ron Cslcsgo, niao1. Fss :lIts1
inl01mteoa apply Ut !he 5oveInaent o1es' 1314
eouth Il kter street, Chicago. III.
uaeisasr7-tt WILLIAM WAIT. .f"V~rnnea' Asso--
, 1865-05-18

D4 f d.
1nttls city, May 18Th. HELEN. wlts OF 2. Il. Dyer,
aEtd g ycsr., months Anu days
fu1 era II en- ITO Hubbard attest Thursday 18TH A.
O'Clock r II. Ft!eLds Of the :amly are livitcd to
R.tI nd u ttbout 10 ther notice.
, 1865-05-18
.Fou11G,

TTOUND-A small Red Cow,
4 about Ave yeasa The owner can have the same
BY proving properly and paying ~ thu trouble of
keeping her, BY cAulDE at JACOB TaE!sSsEN, 2 ~
Archer fs1Ed. M iSII
TAE EN- UP-A Dark Iron Grey
l. Horse CoIt, three yesra DID, ghicn the owner can
Jentea and proving property. ms1'wslis'
, 1865-05-18

TIE AMERICAN UoME MISSIONARY Soc1rrT--
Held III thitt5-ninth anniversary last week, in
New York, Col c. g. Hammond, of this city, one
Of the Vice Presidents IN the chair. The receipts
OF the yesr were s1s8 s78so An increase over the
last year, in contributions from the churches and
from 1oatvldnalf. Of &l7 t49 u per cent CREST
er; while dfmun,tiou Of fa $40 in the aggregate,
has teeu oCcaaloned BY a1n1ller amount OF leRa-
, 1865-05-18

Gcrus1.-Mrs. Davis wss evidently sping Mrs.
Grup6y when she sid. - You had better not
provoke the President or you will be hurt.r She
evidently tried 10 N Ike believe that she was talk
Ing 10 her slaves. Such W1yw7rdneEs reminds rs
OF the So!cmouic maxim: :. Though thon
shouldest lray fool in morlar, like wheat With
= pestlc, yet val not his foolishness depart from
, 1865-05-18

GTRAYED-FEpm 131 Knzie
~ atreet yeaterdsy afternoon, : Sorrel HorsA, dyS
yta.a old, light man1 and tall a nbarA reward VIII
be psid for hls return 70 tha above address.
my1hWs4a#
, 1865-05-18

u1ou Pa1cEs We notice that the high prices
Of boots sud shoes does not Obtain universally.
There fa at least one exception to th1a rule-atA No.
134 C.ark e11eet. near Mld.eoE, where one Of the
Unrest and best estosted stoeks Of go0ls arc Of
ie1ed at bankrupt tale for tha aeneai Of cEcd1tos
Tho eoooa have ell been msnu9c ured 10 order.
If the bcet material ind by goodeTorlmen- Par
tics in Nsnt Of foots md shoc. t-ty GO Torec
than BY calling there.
, 1865-05-18
Markets by Telegraph

tSEyy YORK DKY GOODS nIARKET.
New York Independents Quotations.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TIibune.l
S1w YoRx. May II.
The Eufepsr IF tn.ra .rroY gives the talloWf
, 1865-05-18

VIOLATION OF BAIDoE OnpMARcE.-On Tucs-
day Afternoon four neu, JaMca Riley, Henry
Sterley, Paul Populorum4 and Henry Robe1l,
were ar1slg1ed before Jastice stRrtesaat, ut the
Police Court. charged with breaking through the
line Of vehicles, formed while sasttnx ios me
The bridge ut furious rate. They Wc1e each
tined f5 and costs.
, 1865-05-18

Mtss ENLo0u's PonTRA1T.-A case came before
Justice Millkeu, On Tnteday, in which was IN
rclred the portrait Of Miss Clara Lonisa Kellogg,
the beautiful pr1ua donna al the Italian Opera II
appears 1hat xonthfu. Lothatao pamed Viaton
Iawlrr became somewhat enauored 0f The por-
trs.t Hh Hhtcb va. panglnc IN front Of Cards gale
~. On Clark street, and, without suy ceremony,
col tecats7d II 10 Liz own use. s1lg &,h:ra tty
cancel his arrest, md he was held to tail In the
Sum Of $1Go, to HNalt further exaNihas4on.
, 1865-05-18

U7OR SALE-Four horses, includ'
a Ing one very handsome carriage hosse, tb1ac1
hawk marcy Price $3.50 90, and three good WORK
EUfses. Have had these horses one year and upwara
and coE offer them sale want or tu5the1 us
{. G. GAKFIELp. 43 State street. ruyivSu at
L7OR SALE-Tvo 3O-bushs1 iron,
Az.e Grain Car.s, ore 4-foos Iron and waod ruley,
9Th shste.tnch iron shait. and ore 700 Platform
Alse :e seet teanch. .our.piy nbber Re!ting. ApnJ
to B. ADAMS = Co, IL rca- OF No. leo North Water
ssstfs, LhtcaEo. rnysv7E4lm
, 1865-05-18

MED1CAL.-Everybo; J afflicted
xith diseases Of the ssin, sach a Il lteh; TettsE,
Dr. s9nxs i, ~ aa ii
cens ~ mS. II sent by mall g cents se9s ey nal
s,pnss Addffts pf psfaVfL ANKfL ,a Ia dorh II &, st
VIII 11eRR1a d FrtAll agent AA7tAS-Ss"s ssA'
, 1865-05-18
Rfat QEstatf==Gitp.

TOR SALE-Very cheap, fine
IL Dwelling, with lrt. en- south SIda. containing
nine 1oom4, t:h II modern IN nnrsreuaents y naaf
2Ist a.net CLAFL!S FAY, 63 CLARK street,
my1SxSS-ft i,
, 1865-05-18

WIANTED-Age1ts-$75 to $2cG
W Per month everywhere, cnA!e I'D neEa.e to ta:
tr1 dEco the ce.etrxtc1 COMMON SENSE FAMILY
stitch. hem FELL turk, auilt binc braid and ebrofde
beautifully Price only S9. masin3 tho elastic Lock
agents .6m is to sSI1 Per month commissions
tr4,n which twice that amo9et caa e r made, clesF
.o2na 10 ara 81 peashosn at9aE:- tseccud noorl
Ch:thxo, H. F. t.-We will pay $500 9ps any Mar
Eh1ae lEo| vii stronger. more hcautul OF Ho1e
clt2:te team thar ou1a. mJi61S95t
, 1865-05-18

TOR SALE -On5 Steam Ebg1ne
4, and Boiler entirely rev, upright cylinder 5k
Ccea diameter and II Inch stroke, With reversing
2ear. Bole Z Ge long s. !nenea dtarnete ~1th two
10 tnch fues. Price very low. Apply to HILL
s1SCLAIK, corner OF Jackson snd Canal streeu.
rcFiHE524Irt
, 1865-05-18

TOR SAL&-A Light Coach,
T. New Haven, Conn. nase. Also q good asaort
re1t OF carriages ar d buzgies, At StiELlCM TUT
TIES Repository, Market street. Near Washington
S,1G5l
, 1865-05-18

GILBERT d SAMPSON,
arNEKAL AUCTloHEHRs, u. u e Des:.
rc1p-st CbicsRo Ill. We give our rc-soEai attecaen
70 sales o{ Household Furniture. Sc. st O
Ut cur sa!essooms. Parties breaking up hooSsSeep-
IN Will End 1t to their advautace to zee " oefare dts
potrg Of their goods. Gu. regular sale cars o. fr1
ni:urc ant on.eholt 8ouds At QUE sa.esEooras ~
Taesdays and FRIDAYS. HanalpA& u ssn7
, 1865-05-18

FOR sALEone horse e, sse
holee, Engine 10 rev and the boilar neariy so4 Il
snpIed for soon the above vii be sold for eight hun.
0ieC 5o]lars For further particulars address ROBT.
D. WHTTTAKER. Boz -, kenoana. Wf-
Ynyf6 E,E4-St
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Personal.

r.r ! % r,,..r.,-v t,- ,,.;..-c4 b,.
'-i i''''." WIZ" ''.- ''hSI' si'ililal
Church 3D. Wluo1-si.
,,..
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-.
" '' ''.'''-' '.'' ''-'' oo1i''' oi
., =,
-s '."'l ..i'D''''' To N'' ll'DS''
..l ,zTre--i'c oi Tie ias- % the Church and
-.t.r County fv bis leaving. lie las a.-
c.r.,i o. caIl from Saginaw City. Mich.
-- '',.' " N'''' .' ''''''I ''--'' 81 --''-
,-, "
years. -.'- 600 '-' 3 %" 'i7'-' el e'i-1u l.i1h'
a, Oh, a-e u. a3. il-wa- o. I4l.c and pol
..-,- H..-srs lis I.., q. Widely m81rDrd
Capt. George y. Carpenter, y. q ". OF
NU.,llDd. h, been louomlly discharged
Gle service. Cast. Carpenter was graduate
of tao University Of Vermont IN lS6I. and
.-..t ..... '.-..t...t.v.
'' ''-'' '' ''
CHr-- Albert Walker and 4. BValeutinc.
'''..-'lN' yll'l'.'.''''' ". su''i'..u'y'
- ~ o.-... ~,
I..' ''7 y ''''' u ---7'' '' ''''
It is said the in.lmou, Justice Course OF
NaatreI is 90 be az once restored 10 his olice
oi tulI., magistrate and iut-c of sessions.
I'7IAich'' rom SAn raneis'o state tnat
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28


PAss1N BsowNLow oy RETURNING REBEIs-
Tie returning rebels are very fond Of quoting
;ac parable o. tie P.1di.al Son as an argu-
rent why they should be received with open
aims and he received BY the government with
open arms and be uucoudi,ionally restored
E, ai. the rigals and privileges and blessings
which they formerly enjoyed, but did not
a7qrcoittc. Pl.,on Brownlow has recently
stated tie points Of difference between the
Prodigal Son and the returning rebels. He
ars:
First, the Proiigal Son did not secsis; be
vout wlth lis fathers consent, ami rs the Script
uros iua.cIte, with his blessing. Next he ceAt !;
be Iij Mt stay and yilliiy the Old man III MS
5Cl house. lie Gstei for someihi NJ to star; HIN
in the world; he did lot present pistol to the
,li mans breast and demand his grcenbacks or
watch. lie reeeired The portion bis father gave
him; he I'D not press it--a modern southern
name fr stealing. Aud receiring it. he started
oIf 20 'seek his fortune" He did not retire TO
the south SIDE Of Ole oil mans firm. and Join a
hand OF robbers who were pundering the old
nan, aui his iaw-abiding neighbors. Receiving
h S portion. be quietly took his journey into far
SJguiry. Finally. he rrpentet OF his fully, not
because the oh man irhippei him into repent
pncr. but because he ''e'-ne to himself, and saw
thst be had wasted his substance IN rIotous liy-
lug ne went back home. not with nurier in
h., heart, boasiing how many be had killed. and
threatening what he would DO, but he bowed
down N honest contriton, and asked all sorts OF
pardon. lie didn't return saying: have fought
sou four years, and until I was overpoEerei,
hut he went back crying Father, have sin
y a a-ajist Heaven, and in thy sight, and am
ua more worthy TO be called thy son. and i'm
l.gnsly slii: - Make me as one of thy hired
-,rvanrs = lie vent home. because, throughout
hs trtre course OF rio;ous living his heart irGs
fcrc. lie not return demanding bis rights, -
his property and back rents. He did not ask
iesfaaf psri n upon the faith Of an oath of am
ns-iy. hut proposed to prove his repentance gen.
L dy MS lsOrds-
To. story Of the Prcdigsl Son is one of sincere,
deer, heirtfelt aud voluntary repentance for a
J great wrong Doonr returning rebels come re-
3 .peating.of ther unparalieledc As long
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The Graves Of our Heroes.
OFFICE {. s CHRISTIAN CoN,JssIoy,
WAsurxGroy D. c. july Is, 1868.

OFFICE [. 6 CHRISTIAN CoNHJssIoN,
WASHINGTON D. c. July IS, 1858
Editors ofise Fro Press
Enclosed please find lists of inscriptions copied
from the hcadboards Of the graves Of "Feier,l
Soldiers that have been killed in battles or
have died IT hospitals or in rebel prisons du lag
the war. Similar lists have sccn sen; to the
leading paper Of each state. feel that words
need not be multiplied to ak an cary :ns,r-
ton Of ,he.e Isis in The columns OF the loyal
press, but brief explanation, may be Of iu'yre=,
to the friends of the deceased.
Inmediately after the closs ofthe lst6 cam
paiga Rev. T. D. Clark ami Taos Charters E.9,
Agents L. s. &C, passed ever iha ground along
cur lines before Petsls5urg and Richmond. and
co7ied inscriptions from the hsadboar5s TIA, liai
been put up by courade.. The work was dole
with special care, lIa, owing to the chiT4cier oi
the country occupied by cur forces, thsie are 70
doubt many single scattered graves not reoor3-
Cd. The list Of soldiers buried at Danville Va.
was obtained from J. J, HA Esq., the under
taker of that place, and dates from Nov. -,
1851 to Apr. :. 1850. In company with Rev.E.
Williams. Gen. Field Ast L. :. {. c. Army
Of the jane. we VISITED the pl.cs tae 18th OF
Nav hs.. The prisoners were confined IN four
large tobacco factories near the main street.
The cemetery Is about mile and a bali fforn
town ard is we'll arranged; the graves are
marked BY head-Noarls with the names legiblT
painted, and moro care IS evident than in any
other confederate burisl place l have seea.
We. learned from Mr., Hill that nslt, fll
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28

VOICES FROM NE SOUTH.-GOy. Brown, Oi
Georgia. who has certainly been violent
enough in bis day against the Union, has
recently Issued farewell address to the peo-
pie of bis STATE. in which. after slying that
It j. che -,rt Of true craftsmanship to take n
Iracucal'yiew Of thin~7 he adds
Applying this rule to our present co-1'tion,
and remembering that revolution and war often
/ sweep away ng-estatlshel uslges, demolish
theories aud change Institutions, it Is, in my
luizu ent, best tina: we accept the fate imp.s-
Ell upon US by the fortunes Of war. and that We
give up slavery nj Cnce, by the action Of the
Convention, which, i IS supposed, will assemble
under the call of the Provisional Governor ap
pointed 20 organize the STATE Government; that We
organize system Of labor as speedily possible
which -i 70 &c just 90 the late master s. slave;
that We return TO ihc onion in gcoi faith and DO
a.l In cur power. as g00t citizens. 90 -t'eye the
distressed, repair the damages which have re-
sultti from the contest, and restore permanent
peace and prosperity 20 the whole country under
the OH <, 20 which an must again look for
protection, from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
As viii give no advice 10 others which viii
not practice myself. ] shall Immediately DO al
which the Constitution and Laws Of my State
viii permit 20 emluciplte my own slaves. ard
shall treat then a- free, and give them Tart Of
the crop, or such other wages 0s may be agreed
ufoa .-r their future labor.
With ,his mas ic appropriately joined the
following extract from q recent alI-ess Of
Mr. E'y,c, formerly a member of Congress
from south Carolina
consider slvcry q. gone. aud the best thing
for us Co do Is 90 zee -n.ze that fast distinctly
ana uusquiv.clI y, and accept J; IA perfect good
tti-h w.'H l. DO, .a-i %. consequences. Any 9TH
er course IS oulv going 90 pr0tract and intensity
thc darkness % thc night through which We are
now .s-.uE Let us -u.z1 the great fact that
che rr--o i- u1 longer slave, aud ltt us act 4
toward liu ia % kiEl sfi..t. tbs DOS not, lf
-.ur-e, imply that We are 90 sacrifice ourselves
'.r iu. tut ir means that We are TO give him
f.- chance. This Is our policy, this is our duty.
L.-- tHlu fh'- vI not satisfy cur s s'cr States .
DO tacu. after "a fir trial emancipation proves .
o. Boa failure. and tae negro race is an incubus .
ou tAe uutry, 10 VII. become necessary 90 colo .
li7' fstu tr another .uI
Our greatest sflte~uarship now consists in .
rle .t..u with She North. Every man should
l-rI .-,.fta this F.rs Wl1eyer does a kind
ness ta l northern u1u Is ] ling a wise thing ior
a.- country. The history OF nations is the iuic-
me. .t Cod Let Us ac1liescc 10 that ltst.uy
from v.icI there is DO appeal Slavery Is gone,
bur .. r.t ..-t. Our fortunes are shattered.
we lr. poor inleel hut the heavens are still
above u-, and though the WY before Us rs rug
-el. D. ls with great hearts move forward 20
il... .ur mission, Whatever it may be-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28

TuE CoNsPiRAToRs.- .-Aludd, Arnold, o.
Loughlin and Spangler were put on board
TIE gunboat Florida last Tuesday, which YES
eel Immediately sailed under sealed orders.
Il is understood that they have been sent to
the Dry Tortugas. where no wrlts Of hG5eas
co-plN VIII be likely to reach their case, or
attempts at escape avail. Some one says !:
- In view Of tho magnitude of their
crimes, a more suitable place of punishment
for these conspirators could not have been
selected. The solemn rcl Of the waves Of
the Gulf the silent and even ghostly air.
or rather want Of IT, on those lifelcss coral
reels the absencc q, every living thing save
the albatross and the shark Z c blu,
above and the blue below 10 one unyarying
monOIOny. save the unlroquent visit of the
hurricane. which only adds terror to desola-
t:Jn-all these may family picture the far
seward home Of those to whom the law and
tho testimony have denied the boon of
death"
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rta DAVIS Il PEIs'N.-L'f in prison i-
---rlty mcny,oruus NHn -sw u s
.-.- .,.r more So trrn Wit Dni~. a..
..-t..t-y ,srly. usually st5.-,.. .-a J.e
r.... II. tgk,s q bath tlc E.-- Ilu-.
.-u-..I- waiter Al Grst. aud vf.a..- l.
a. ,.h.v.t,r. LIS Iatiiue ac..i.l.- a..
.- ..,r,-is..r,- ,..a common wash ra.
"a Win .aIs water v.-. .a,la ..
t.r. G arse towels and r. An
..t.t Ie ..,rvcrr, into q trmrr-arr
nd fsttc- behind hi, lie i-u.t
.s ...irr,lar al.ut h,s toilet. thc l~r'.a
.-- s.a.- Ai- lair and ali thar. Hgr is az.
r.. 10 .,l;ec, Of c.fanlirc-- %. DIS
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wg.r 7ur Noxaor DocrRxr ?-Nr

wuAr 7uc NoNRor DoorEIyE MIR.
N.Ho. -.a c ir. in Lis message olDecInbcr
.. Is33. ~ elcar ana ezphoI5 words. as
follows
"With -acczist,ng colonies or dependencies Of
any Egr-geiu power NC have aot inie.iere.i. and
-t-L not .aisT.ere. But with the go7erDments
r.. i..se declared ih,ir Independence, ard main
.a.u.- ii, aua whose Independence We have On
--lt, cons iersuou, and on lUst principles &C
arE lrei, we ccc'd not vieT auy in'erpcs;tion
f~ t.ie rur-a-e Of expressing them. or cHuiroli-
ing iu isy other manner their destiny, by any
European power. Ia any other light tsan n a
mamie s,auon of an nnfriendly opposition toward
the United States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28
Tur MlsERrrs OF R,cu M,S-Tbe New

THE MIsERTTs OF RIcu MAN.-Thc New
York correspondent Of the Rochester Demo
orGt Is responsible for the following
Alexander I. Stewart clears one thou
sand dollars per day, Slbbaths excepted, all
the year round. Cornelius Vanderbilt pleads
guilty 10 double that sum, while William
B. Astor rates his income at four thousand
three hundred and thirty dollars per diem
Sleeping or waking, the latter gentleman
finds three dollar bill dropping into his hat
every minute OF the twenty-four hours. lie
cannot sit down to talk with his physician
without having a little more wealth, If not
health; he cannot unburden his mind for
ten MINUTES without feeling the burden
Increasing in his pocket, and he cannot walk
Broadway, however the weather may be,
without meeting a shower of money. At
every every turn cash stares him In the
isce in the most insolent manner Bank.
tlmg their dividends at his head ruthless
tinanciers beat him with coupons Implying
ana soulless corporations dump their filthy
lucre at his door step, and contemptuous
bill stickers plaster his house with green.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-28

Tic Bau.cboro Phqmr copies from the
S Adams Messenger, a complaint that the
Huntington saop Keepers have IL some in-
stances, charged the returned soldiers "irom
ra.--,-age to dftr per cent more for goods
.tsu .ley Io tbeir ordinary customers Ii-
-a.s w.c true. tie Bntilcboro people, by all
ao.1a-... -foull he The last to pick It NJ
'.-. S.. ale conf flen5 1t l. nOf true OF any
.uar and permanent merchant OF Burling-
tar. Wat some OF the temporary traders
sell. lave oTcn,d shops here simply to sell
e3a- 10 ID, slidi.-s, may have done, We DO
BOD. know. but &c know tuat tie BuTling
-.-. -r.-c. au-s. as class, desire 20 treat the
-y'Iic-s s. v,.l g. the best oi tLoir custom
rs. a:.. s.io speelai ~ careful 30 avoid cause
-i,- .- mnl-in's of cztortion which have
p -,aj.. q b. o,.tr p-ia;s af r,u1.lroas.