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, 1865-04-19
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* tue rate Of ci= mt re- e-nta1n pcr nnau ysb!e
i1ofte sEe .a1ch tald 4te neai.ert- = 20
lecat1v ece. tss oEe 10 three thousand ~nd .4Ebty
And xnef-a. tne sazd deea provide. nattbessns !.
E.de so sscnre .ts Ta9s q 80 ss o91as e . sny
t:heress the sale RAILWAY ttltht. PROVIDED n saie
y a
s:tAet Of hem af.er the .ashe become Gu thkt she
soaa, osn,aze,1:. snail, N1,hla 3nch .e1ss time
81 ne''ce be,ns bs nsre ~ NV aia'
s = ef' nas
!ason n!ecsed 70 rei; st rnnc snctlcn the c1ty o.
- es?
And whe4eas II L Also provtne1 tu ta1o detc thu IN
ssid trae th.' lie hoasI. raoe,ss IN ancnn; ~ M
It said bopda then or4tnndlns Il srio arpcict his
ss
iii lie. aal The sald ra,lEas las f.cr L sp2oins
IA Whereas. also. aa.d railway ...uc .ns yu. IN
:see stlq9 9e5G. r. Eses5ss f. r. e.
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nd Rhsfea sd popas .Ie 19T ,,i nS9 Y y.@s:
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s 5RSs4 tssf e. IL ss' e e sas:S sf,E
lInee trustee q ssid deed Ans o. e sao
ao tke stia m rsw, n.y. 'afa " Ies 1o
in tc ssfd bonds 80 heln Aforesaid and nlhbefed
aore aid and the ssd Interest 'en9 III dae 40
.Jb! re..on oI sucb dei~ult The who IS - rnciRa.
Ind interest. .4lo last meht"nth ooEae u5eHme dn
nd pay.ble, ans are still due ana ps:s e.
TONED have IN writing under H. hand, besf.
t2E dAts the lsL eAy jrnuAry. 1sG5 ,een TED ne
tuaeltiHueu. truv4e Gtoyes4td 70 eel sa1o rfopeF'
snd 1snca,s,a ~ In and b. sa'd "1ed Il pro-
Sox, the,Sio5e notice hereby ryen. tast u paI-
Juence ol sne rrtnAes aforesaid. the Dpdhftknets
5rusee e. ator:.ia VII Oder for sas II esbc suo-
9oa ~ luz ntetAne1 ~. sa!ssrogm. No I'll BrpaHws{:
3ay q MsJ. 4 y ls55 st II O'Clock at ncoa o. eaio
1Ay. tc The highest bidder cash In han ali and en.
u1ar. tue rrdt ttt] re-! esd p-:aol4 .nG tn!xse st
III fi9hte N iIancllfee Rad equity o. rshemntion ri
sad way. 20 tIanste1a 10 tras! siores.iS, 1or
Fny ana ths interest thereon.
Inon aAtG sale, an absolute dteo NJ RI rv~u
1nce @ ne executed - the pufChA.e Ct ~ cerhsset,
IN Id TIL eth dAy nf February. 4. .. 1s1.
MA3tnEA8N 4dp John r. YELVERION Trustee.
, 1865-04-19
SOUTHERN REFuGEEs


jfltW tAE 1 44kH14lEA AA1Ul1Clts 18Th.
The steamboat Iron City, which arrived
from Cincinnati yesterday, brought M a
squad Of nineteen southern refugees, cnnsirn-
cd to Mr.. DeLange, Secretary of the Western
Pennsylvania Relief Commission for Refugees
from Mr.. Odeon, Agent at Cincinnati for thee
Western Branch Of the Union Refugee Assn
chiffon. Il appears that these people were
sent to Cincinnati from Nashville. but as
homes could not be obtained for them there
they were re-shipped to this point. Befores
their arrival, homes had been secured FIR
them all, women and children, {therc yere
no men In the partly but they would hare to
ca1n their living, as honest people gcnera]lV
do in this part Of the country. THIS they
strtnuously objected to. Col. Cross sent down
six-u1ulc wagon this morning, to take them
all to the homes provided for them, but not
one Of them would 60. Mr. Eaton, 81. Nc.
Creary, and Mayor Lowry, au went down
and used their cloquencc on them to persuade
them to 70 to their new homes and try work
Ing for living. but No, th.y wanted to ro
t'6ack to the planta tions Whar they cur,
frntp," some said 50 fiaukly, others said. tits
too cold h'ycr, n We ar'nt used to the ioins
here, N We kin git along bet ~cr down Thar.
whar we Kin cut n tote our own wood. u
raise patch o'corn, n let q hog or two run
in the mast, n hev few hills O sweet
tatcrf." So all effort in their behalf had to
be confined to the collection Of few dollars
, 1865-04-19
Our Victories in Europe
fr,xro %ha Maw v1r1r Ts1wAa 18th


The 1nman stcamcr, City Of Dublin, which
left cn 4 special voyage for Liverpool on
Monday, carrying thither the news Of LEES
surrender, will doubtless reach Queenstown
by Thursday, the Goth. If she have fair wealth.
CT. She will easily run ahead Of the Portland
steamer, which lett On Saturday, and which
calls at Lon dondeny. And as she is light
frc}shted, and has special mission in hand,
It is not improbable that she may make better
time even than the -Austradstan. The latter
vessel bad the start By I've days and several
hours, and carried ont the news Of the
evacuation Of Richmond and Petersburgh.
The difference in the time ofthcir ARRIVAL on
the other side will Just be sufficient to enable
the British rebel organ to found some new
theory on the fight Of the Confederates !"
from their capital, and prove 10 the sagacious
c,cwd Of "e5mpathize's" that the movement
ts one originating in she highest kind Of high
| strategy, md opening uras DAVIS late local
ogan nut 1t, By ticipa:iou-''new hopes
ios the Independence Of the South. The bul-
letins Of ;he CITY Of Du1lin's news will spoil
70 END Of ,h's tort Of newspaper strategy.
Even the London Times will be Ut consLIefa.
t!e loes TO prove to he moneyed and CONNER
clsl classes of the United Kingdom ttat all its
p:edlc'tous are exactly fulfilled. Anotber
cotton loan will hardly be in order for eome
time, we leckon. s'1|
, 1865-04-19
TT S. PROPOSALS FOR STA
J T1ONEhY.
UPFlcx a Ls5T PRoTosr MAHsuA1, GEy., I1IA,2

April l5tS. J
TIE Contract for net 3 hsx9E been
ion lGas eee da.sa Ss;eh ID is nFiins IL
se1ssd staef 4 fs @ee Until X oeleef 81 4HV
DAY, the 21ih day Of April lea for furnishing all ar
SELL M Ae
General of ninots the several District FroEost Mar
ss aaa 1ihf
sendent Volunteer tcfuidRg Service md GhiefU:
several 3usieans ina PlsbaTslas aud ISsSFutine "a
nee!s xho as o. mny Be- e9 d9ty u nos nnt II
Of tic best quality and to De dc1ive this oice
ench times and ii such quantities Is may be required
b The undersigned; o. his eucceesoE II ottee
ucles and an esstmase Of the quantity which Will
probably he required, can be had on application At
~ u p or ,por
ual r5oposnls viii not be eocstdered:
Each bid 10 securE consideration. muHt contain the
bidder il able 10 nlll contrsct IN sccordance with
W term Of his bid and that he Is ready enter into
M s1sa security u M Tor tts f1ilnen
by r., Of must Be- shown
s. ie s 81 1i.et sas xtef
,n = s 5oads saa IT.
The undersigned reserve. tn ,,,,..t+..
tect any al bid consldered unressonaIe III 70 '
tayment %11 bs made 60 soon amer the delivery Of
tnrd and Inc requisite funds drawn from liz gsn
Proposals must be culu.eed dIstipcily s1sronnes:
toI stat19ne1f and addressed to the undc1sEned,
Il q bid IS in tue name Of nrn the name Of e,ch
sTss snd each person. OF every neseT y nm mq1t 19
T. tf sa'a
u; e: Ss@Ea& :d$ 81 + ss"''
II Col. &th q, s. .csv, and Brevt- big Cal,
, 1865-04-19

| rnander, concluded that he would take his
own time, and as he had twice given the
stonewall the choice Of weather would now
| await ard take it himself.
As Gloss my letser-at eight p. m.-The
Stonewall is reported aB standing of sud on
near the mouth OF the harbor Of Ferrel.
Commodore Craven is as wise and prudent
as he is brave, and his bravery haa been
proven in moro than one hard fought fight.
He will not give away his ship; but to-1nor-
row, If the Htonewail does not have all the
advantages on her side. he will doubtless be
ont and fight her.
She cannot put to sea without his .knoW1-
edge, and. II she attempts toput to sea he Will
assufe(ily pursue her
, 1865-04-19

IL
4 correspondent Of the Washington LArori-
Gle says: "Of the women In Richmond I
might W1itc volumes. They have much to
answer for. 1hey have been sorely misled
by tie press and the pulpit. They have cred
tied the 1a1sehoods Ct the ono and been se-
duccd by the religious CLOSES of the other.
The Confederate cause got to he identified
with their domestic peace and their religious
connections, and it is o rcnding Of the heart
strings to see 1t fail. They have lost no op-
portunity to stimulate the pride and tagging
hopes Of the steiner sex. u hate the Yam
lees.' said young girl amid her companions
If ever have any ch>.dren, even though
Lee is beaten, will bring them up In eternal
hat,ea Of those who have subdued u.s. Our
hostility said another, is invlncible; shall
never do anything but hate those who hive
deprived us Of our rights; should never
have been willing to yield ifit had not been
yield or starye, and life is sweet' But The
most violent bear testimony to the good
condnct Of our troops, and the universal &C.
kno"ledgement was that they could hardly
bclieye their own eyes, the Yankees had BE-
haved> 50 much better than they expectti.,
, 1865-04-19

e s,3a Sc ss sda} ss
ESq w n, Il convinced hoSevcE sksptical. lnlthe
Z :ns Il! 5sPa fs
SstoR % ms io1 ts;ns ata Il aaeS eaS c1ss
e1r as Tssy
aqs' stS ss It'll s. Tnsn
Iids ~ saaerer i've il IL spolled 70 ihe tarsst '
aiaq %,,h 1;se on .tie 9t Il :,ksa sh
Me Ssssthfs VII aso!s ta.s il i,els # a.Tvec4s
MEDICINE inspiring n!s enlire-4rame with sisor He
md, y short time walk. f,ta. de-p,te au rEsd,c;
10 tes Sc o9s o1 mo1 emp W 9Ss
5ssdy Kcl'rf coz coz sns s5 ' cciss sp % III
x1,see sea oa, rs ; Hs III
ssd; !; % f.ys 81 Of ss
:entlous!y esrvss . II will promptly cure Drntne-
Ways lsad3 l:eiiefla he of Drteraa. soTc
fs
thit important fart be horne In m'nd-Rap ays Ready
81 saitsss Il i X agpltsa tic ,Erost direct
The toll lowing Is ono out OF many that received
Il bsns s G.Sf % b,nx S1 IN.
Three Of uy children were seized with a peculiar
IN Ill cy 81 wSic cca many cd9ea
'3,ave died Il commenced In my fanltly with sore
lever would ee H. snd tic sl,n s te yses tut
know how good your Ready Keller and Fills were
tst I ~ q ehiiaien on eiT meltts sluss s
~ ] ws tounted E.se e.ch # them fon. nl3s and
VII ss IT, as han
o ,Ss e Tna I've ny Eh e.
lives Of thet. Children"
country merchants; aid nj Dr. Radways office. 81
4ss t.ade ;es sTca iii o;S e LORD SMITH, wholesale
t1flEElS1& Chicago, Ill. hrIalc Ct N,SA&N 31P
, 1865-04-19

From the Detroit Tribune, April Isl
Mr.. McAfickcn, the Canadian Stipendiary
Magis' rate Of Windsor, called upon Mayor
Barker In the morning and offered the con
dolence Of the Cunadlan citizens on tho na-
TONS bereavement, expressing great sorrow
spect to the memory Of the dead, he ordered
all the tlugs at Windsor displayed at half.
mast. and prevented a celebration proposed
by the rebels OF that town. 1t seems num-
ber of violent secessionlsts Of Windsor had
made arrangements for celebration and
bonfires, ete., in the evening, but Mr.. Nc
Micken gave them timely warning not to at
tempt my demonstration, as he would insist
the past OF Canadian officer arc truly com
mendable, and We consequently feel proud
Of our neighho7s
, 1865-04-19

for their benefit. and the securing OF pass
age down to Nashville for them. The Captain
Of, the Maggie Hays generously offered 70
take them back as far as Louisville, aud
money enough Was placed In his hands for
tnem, 70 secure their rt-shipment thence. to
Nashville. No stronger instance OF the
u'ie 1ting effects OF the institution Of slavery,
and Its Immediate fruit. rebellion, could BE-
1ound tean N these miserable pesple. Entire
y ignorant, their mental capacities almost
6lans, d1ssust.agly filthy, ragged and sxar1n-
ns WIN Vernln, hating work and seemingly
without purpose or prospect in lite, they>are
Just about IS low IN the scale Of humanity
as any beings enc e likely to find except Digger
1ndAns or Hotteurots. They viii be taken
aWaY this afte,noar
, 1865-04-19
HltsrrlIal1cpu8.
NOW READY:
GEORGE SANDS LAST NOVEL,
AYGUEG GIRLS CONFESSION.

A. YorS6 G1EI's CoSrES-1oS will rank auone the
best prnc cuctlons Of lts gifted author- Written Ia
styls Viii ATTRACT no les an tho skiful Development
Q: Iot aad cl!aFaEieI For purity Of sentiment ele
snt, effective sGsGtns up of the denouem 1t The
TEss1nv Is p:ubahlV unraualcI French
1ersIpse: Ihc fascnatEs .'m2l!sity attalncl only
tor IL pl xce In popui esteem when ottr AMI more
Ptrtertlous work. i we passed from remembrance.
Price 20 cents Mnei feec Of postage on recefpt OF
price. FI.EuE1tIC 4. BRADY, publishrI.
=. Ann street; New York
WALSH d CO.. aud a1! booksellers. ap1o.1s6lt Sdp
, 1865-04-19

TO I,ANDHOI,DERS

Wanted. vel. stocked farm, shares. or will over
see farm for wages. by New YORK man, OF strlct
work Address "FARMER," Tribune otttca, for ona
Ttek. apl9rs91.3t Aim
, 1865-04-19

Hky1ng been cured Of srr!natorrltaa. ry ce1enra
ted rhyscsar, and obtained hts method Of Treatment
by which they can t,c permanently cured. All CON
knuncAstnnR confidential. Address, with stamp, #. Il
, 1865-04-19
GEN. CArfftser0u,>

L Charge has been circulated through the
public p1css during the past week, that Gen.
Darlington who has had control Of military
affairs in Indiana for the past two or three
years, was defaulter to the tune Of s30, ,0Oo
to $40, 600, and that he had INDUCED in
swindling "w&od contracts" Tue. follow
ing il General Carrington's response to the
charge.
, 1865-04-19

It Cot &th q, 8. Cav- and Breyt- Brig. Gian..
NJ 11TsqG9 H. A. P. n. Con. n +. v IT, z. IN,

AT YOUR
f,HE EuOA{ES.-Thousnnds can realize hundred
fioi1sS Wvekly. No utensils required except those
taie "a Tour II is the greatest dscovery nfthe age
Fn}i narticpass sent nt Of Two stamre for r
tr1n nnfstare Address C. MUNRO Drown. 30. ~
WgcEeT stpcf. n. Z. N!assN8seap
, 1865-04-19
44afr Hsve. Fxa.r F,veyY

HAcHELoEs eelehEates HALE 0Ys Is TIE Els.
q 1LE woEIn. 1hE G1ls 1ALALzss, TAIN ald Ek.1
AsLx Dse Gsox1 o T., Iat sp!entid HIT D. 1s re:icc
{;LossT ulAcE End Mutual Dkou!,, eittcut inluT
.aE Hs q staining TIE EEa leayt-e the Hatr son
Ind beautiful. tmpAItS irest vita tt,, frequently
!Esne tu Pristine eoiot, ant -cctihe: tue fl eceet4
3lad Dsc1, lie GcuA.e Il s.ceo WILLIAM =
BACHELOR. al others are mere lEl:G.naE1 slou1
e avoided. Sod bs al 1ruxglsts, sc Factory =
, 1865-04-19

- aaics 6oId anf xnsn1ea Hssa Saoto S1so
MatGhSs. . .
~ ~ Hsa1s Mamoaa k,nrs easc onFe1 "stcnes q
pjW Goid Vret I'D Neck Chains . x x u "a a.
~ GSsssd Ssa VIZ soId Saaa eeas
200 Chateisine CHAINS and Gnard Chains :;
S foi1!s.5Sa M rs Ell
3G00 Coral, Opal and Kmera1d Brooches. / 8
STU h6.a's'e''Lasa 6,ans ano f!oteas'ne has a.. 3
uRa4 ana Etast ~ & &Rsops q.
siT6 GnIn Fnh md Vsst Msfch Kavs.'5s5 \
I'm i'm ana Vest Rthhnn EIides IA
eR@ SEE OF sI Square sleesn 6utsons' ~" @
enno nnid T{hi1nhis. Hanciiii:: efc
,5 9%n mina My a,n1st nrfef. e' 1
, 1865-04-19
N;v OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rel Ff :.

wy a7EH EAa4 E1*&E KH MI .
RRof fEsstK EUefls LhKKhk'-. spnpn uf RA.
fAE1. tie Londe1 A,troioEes,> ~t.: s1;c out sC.ka.
fITlcAILf and ookr1crLI. the fr4UkH EARTHLY
l'Fsr1sY ot euy Mah wcm.n or hid NJ cRtds o.
EQrtuue-Te, Ing IrtcEtry resoEted TO- There Lie.
CaArts point 1T partic2 ary the FuTEeE IN rerGrt
10 Health. Mulcy, L1kenrsa, LoFc aid ~~1rtsga,
jsuB1pets, Fr-uts, Enemies &c .acd xfe suEK HulD8A
1ru;l cna1tA, Is: ten yesIs s.; rye ousstteEs, ii
n h1rth. whether E1nge Har71ec. Adotez.
uusT1s LARAA I'd. C61Gsn. New Je7sey.
fh71z6G3 lstK pEYtt
, 1865-04-19

7QcR THE WESTERN
-AOOcs TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Peoples Line Of Steamers & Western Express
Fn1 Ming orer the Erio Railway. The Western Trans
IoFtatton Company sre prepared to transport Mcr-
chandze and 1loducc between Chicago and New Tork
aud other Eastern and Western points, nal viii run
rellcrs on the lakes:
Empasc Stntc, Rad9cr Etutc.
0neiilny 4s1Yuuoufh.
Mohawk, T1nHWnnsfa
Frtr Stnte, IyuiTaj jn
paknmnc. Acme
IlttsbMrEhy Neptune.
Forming Daily Line between
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO,.
TonchlnE at Milwaukee,, Mackinsc Detroit and C1evc
land connecting with all the various Railroads at rho
above naces and the Western Tranapnrtatlon Com.
fanye Mps ef Boats or EElc Canal. four or which
For contracts and bills Of ladins apply to
Hrt;H AI,LES, AXLE No.. l coeaties slip, n. Y.
4; u: WAKp, 21o Broadway, Ast. Eric
SH.S SiSiAE + Il .'es, strsf1ss;; ,ss;x boston.
q: EHAeE, l0I Rix:r--I., Troy.
=. JOHN~DN q s.U.. Cleveland.
II. y. nlcpnsVELL, Cleveland.
4. 4; Gni5AKtsnif T., ;;stsi,f, Tgrsess; s :nsuu.~
&. +; RI, TihHWETfI TihHETfIs,' I'i aiiiWsuE,c.
4. r. DHTTtlN. Kaciue.
THE Wk~TEKN TKANsPORTATION
C0MrAHf' Kgtfnle. "
And IT AanmH House.
Il. W. FUTILE, Agent,
ar1sE:S;.cm 3dp Foot Of State street, Chicago.
, 1865-04-19

DEPARTMENT OF TIE GULF,

Great RcjofcfnC-Flrtn. Salufes In
Asn nor OF Recent VloZorIas-f1i4cel.
lone0u8-14fBt Of Killed and Wounded
, 1865-04-19

Coughs, Colds and Diseases Of the Lnngs,

Reader haye yon Cough, Gould OF any diseale ot
MILLIONS DIE annualy b neslectlng = COdMON
COLD Coughs and Colds. Z pot cn1en tn theis early
aeP1EDT DEATH. Ba advIsed IN tlmt, and pro.
cure 1T once that celebrated remedy.
, 1865-04-19
Stop ezag5 C3szgN.
DIR. CARRIERS CoUGH RALsAR

Is purely vegetable In tts ingredtene and perfectly
harm ess IN all i Qlsties ana ~ mill and ple .sans
ns the most delicle c3ratst l. has b:cn n general
use tor the las EN- fEaE:S Millions ol bottles have
tern5od md p, slct lns Drug .ists. snd ALL WIil
HAVE USED IT unite i1 laying that 1t IL the MOST
SPEhDY and EFF1CACIOUS EIMEQY they have
eyAr
, 1865-04-19
DR.. CARTER's COUGH BALsAm
Cure .KsOez3"SeHs
DIR, BAKERS SPECIFIC.

DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC,
-
This Medicine will cure Gonoyrhea.
elect, Structure, Seminal Weakness
or Spernntorrhcn, Chordce, Dis eases
Of the Kidneys md Bladder. and
all Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
caused By Conta.ton or Weakness Of
either he1. Males or Females.
pltpa!sss t. 70 cs;eeEatsd Il ~ ogE LARGE CITIES
eF o e as eeisd Gk5 3! I'd rFHAk
eates ot the Genital Organs Of either ma,e or to.
nale> In fe" 1Aya
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
i. Grh o. sTEKM5 roKlaEA. sene!aif tein,sd lsi
fiT PFx5ALENfi IN al psrts sf the @ eoaatfy n sA
Reader. have sou q
Private Disease,
~ ok5ASs 6o no1 nszisctlt bEHAE Is fs1s b1a
Ss St HtS Rter Procure at once that celebrated an l
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC,
s.Sea them rum te lands q 'sl9as 914cHs e.
II net from prematu1e graves.
DR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
GpkSa kFMb & feaaas Eo ts f. Aib h5tE oR
A9XCE + r41 n.e each
ssss 's dysa !Sz = rHs u
f&s iH Ii ~ A5a! hfFtasn s. Pirs B
H fne HND F6s1s5f r. r:'e to perfect t' OF
A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED.
81 going e pt Essqsr Ph, 7!eap ws9 y1nr case.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

Having been demolished as Copperheads,
the, Democracy OF the State Of New York
now seek favor with the people under The
plea Of loyslty The seeming change is
discreet II not honest. 1t has taken them
Eve years 10 learn that there can be no
hope for aay party which links its destiny
with slavery. I, would have been veil for
the country, aud not injurious TO them ss
individuals, and s party, II they had
learred this lesson sooner. For Ccpperhead
sympathy with the rebellion -protracted The
war through at least two years OF blood
and carnage, and fixed the iudelible brand
Of iofamy upon these Northern allies Of
treason. II is no evidence Of true patriotism
that now, when the terrible battle has been
fought and won iu spite Of them. they sub.
init to the inexorsble determination OF the
people. In this, they do no more than The
rebels themselves. They simply reluctantly
acquiesce 10 what they cannot prevent.
1t will deceive no one that they have
sandwiched one or two recognized Union
men between half dozen Copperheadc
upon their ticket. In doing so, they have
only rendered their hypocrcy the mor'
pslpable, and insured to themselves disgrac'
as well as defeat in the coming contest.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

ISrxaSkL RsvENus DecisroN.--The Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue decides that .
person who merely eanvasses and takes Sub.
scriptions for meps. books &c, Is not peddlsr
within the meaning OF the Internal Revenue
laws. l., however, he receives pay for the
books, maps, &c., At the time be takes the
subscription, or IL be delivers them and receives
psy therefore =apon subscription previously
taken by himself or by another, he isa peddlor
aud sb ould take license as such. -a ~ ~
Elihu Burritt, the learned blacks NTH, recently
appointed U. s consular agent al Birmingham
has met with q most cordial reception in
England, where his remarkable attachments
and his instru ctiso works have established for
him very high reputation amopg the inteli-
gent masses Of the people. Mr.. Burritt will
fud bis post very lucrative, the fees for
the ceri6catiou Of services avergug 10 pros.
porous years about Sc 900 per auuum; and no
salary being attached to his consulate, the fees
devolve upon him and not upen the United
States treasury.
! A writer 10 the st. LoBis Democrat, giving
the detuits OF the killing of Rev. K. p.
Lovejoy and the destruction Of his printing
establishment by the Alton mob in 1881, says
il may prove interesting to know that the
young man who killed him was himself killed
in tie most bsrbarous manner short time
afterward, 10 q fracss in bar.room OF the
ST. Charles Hotel, at New Orleans, and that
the man who fred the roof died 10 the Ohio
penitentiary where be was sen fenced Tor seven
teen years for highway robbery in Cincinnati.
Extra Billy Smith is fair specimen o.
modern Virginia aristocraey os contrasted
with the Virginia aristocracy when the Ran
dolphs and the Barbours gave tone to Ole
Dominion society. He is as illitera:e q boo
as was ever made. He started as q stage
driver. became q mail contractor, and became
wealthy by fraudulent extra charges for mai
services. When, on q Triangular contest, b,
got himself into Congress, the Hunt ers ant
the Masons turned their backs upon him. =
When, two years ago. he was elected Conieder
ate Governor OF Virginia, the Richmond pa
pers rdiculed him as a drupkard and q fool
He is now too aristocratically rebel to ask 70
pardon from "taior'" .t.a. ..s e7a.
The tusk OF fossil elephant was found il
Vermont the other day. 1t is forty four inches
in length, eighteen inches in circumference a
the largest end, and eleven inches at the small
est. 1t is in fair state Of preservation, al
though some parts Of it ciumbled after being
exposed to the dir. 1t belonged to species
Of elephant long since extinct, that Inhabited
the northern parts Of North America, having
wandered across the Siberian plains to th,
Arctic Ocean, Behring Straits. and beyond t.
this country south to about the parallel Of Al
degrees. Their bones show them to have beef
about twice the weight and oue.third tale
than our modern species.