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FROM JACKSON, MICH.

lSpecia. D:sp..cu to the Chicago Tdpune.]
JACKSON, Mich, Feb. q.
The pews Of The veto wa5 received by the Union
men hc,e with feelings OF deep regret. The Repab-
cans almost unanimously condemn II in rely strons
terms. The copperheads, who opposed the war
bitterly, a1e juht1ant and 90 heavily fos the rene
nd. accidental President The daily t:tea Of this
morning ssss: !" We next expect veto ct the dr.
rneral apesty 10 Ill ira1tors. Fo1bearance eeaaes
IN be- yirtue. The word Eflure is written al oYer
he administration Of ANDREW johnson"
, 1866-02-22

ter, .ud receved promises of al the laud required
at re minimum government price, immediate citi-
zetsh'p for Al ccioutstst freedom OF religion aud
tiont and educational Institutions, and free mpos-
thtnu fot Ave years Of at necessary articles From
RIo Jtnelro, Wood mud tss party passed into tue
Interpretation hetng promised them g.atuitonsly,
aud 1t ell The towns they were received With ov1s
tonr entertained ut balls md dinners and enthust-
astIcaty we1comed. The general viii report Gyo1a-
Div On ihe projected em!gratton thlthee.
, 1866-02-22

rnryrov. Feb, aI,-Thc Senate to-dsy passed
tba Ps;rrsnn md Newark Railroad Dill. This blB
Sas nov passed boh nanses MF 1,nssdals In dale
hose ;t}i faith in tho ability, par1ourm and fidelity
oi Ardsew Johnton. PtesideEl Of The United States,
and ,hat we have congdenee II HIM a the E1ccu.
the of the Nat1onal Government" An effort WIS
The RESOLUTION YVES passed:
NV YoRk. Feb al-The 7ri1t1se's special iron
Trenton, n. j.. &ays Se1stor Winfield (De1u-} Of
sun's yeto Of the Ffeedmtn's Bureau bill.
on motion Of Mr. Scoyil, President ofthe Senate
the resolutions were hid on the table BY stric
party vote.
, 1866-02-22

The Military Htll-1.he District Suffrage
Bill Reported In the Senntc-Con- |
science HToney-1nteTnal Revenue Dee
cIAiou-f1nfs1 a A:ents-GreAt Eni0u De-
1nnuHsrat1on in New Tork-Changtng
tie Boundaries of Ncyada-GrabtIuE
Right Of TTay-Land Erant4-Tax on
e. +, Securities.
[speelzl Dee1,atch to The Chicago 7fibune]
WAsHtsa7os, Feb. II. i.
The House Military COMMITTEE, At their meeting
this morning. took up the Senate army LII. That
COMMITTEE will bold special meeting on the sub
Jec. a1ain, SATURDAY. Wien they will probably asrte
eonsSxtable chsp:es have been made ~ he bill a.
reported 10 ths senate.
The bill extending Suffrage in the District Of CO.
and hich la. been e1utntesing s,pcc that lime ii
tie Senate Committee on the District OF Columbia
Mas reported Today 70 'hc Senate. By Mr. Morrill,.
Chairman Of that COMMITTEE, without amendment.
This action Il regarded HI determination On the
part o! thc Senate TO pass the bill. and e1yc thc
fssidenI ano1hs5 be-, ehAace to5 ssto tnessags ,
IL lie District Committee. will probably not be re-
eenit scston e q on M ,ne c Ffeednens e saIs.n 3D.
ettcr frun Bo*sos tnclosing tI!p which tbe writer
which be Obtained while in the amy by drawing
.as for two servants. bic sank culi'ins him 10 thai
nEncE ~he ~ ,I9,a y Iea1y n ae oaly kspt or e
CtAt t1GAtE |G4i&t Y RcAAAAS - :. &-4k luz
The Government to hold up auch IN fnducement to
| her officers 10 e,adc the exact uu:hf Ask tho
tsns ., :heu'snds who hare done as did, this
Tic Commissioner Of Internal Hevenue has de-
| cidcd that tpnn Of al1 descriptions wtcn prepared
lor Ut. l. nan.e % ia1 o. 9y eng Pes pon9a.
tore Or Efer grinding, and may consiet ol pcsdlgs,
stuut!n.e or otht processes. The tax aefltcs only
on rs sa ~ ~ w. tef ERIC "
Hanrads of Eastern soldiers are being daily swtn-
!pls eNS. MLo ~ msa4s ~ 49, ~ ~! ~ @
asked speaker Goiak 10 allow y liin 20 ase ~ name
5eicssaGe. WILEY Nst aeiaseu ~ ~
ine ta's ns ms erns ~ =, .ar ~ tha1 ~
1T % 3.na eniiV y n.ino G ~
name :!hsIe e sWans o. sM1adaa eaim M asens NJ
he. aaa y III .es$, w. a,r, ez s1ns, r.
80, n 111e III IT, at,e 1he on Dtes on Ren
not NY, ra4 ~. ~ c,sc nF re5ns.c ~
tnb cnmrnit,ee with instructious to rrport cond-
VI Tr' Esrlcston Grc,cpied MEMORIAL from Joseph
Torrerce Ind hundred othe-s IN Cincinnati, p1zy-
inr for d modification Of the net hy which street
rstes of tare.
! A1snerments are being made 10. great Union
demonstration in New York to follow TIC copgiom.
ecI M Ia I agreed to rpeas, md judge Irumbun aad
CO.: Demine have been ansited.
Ihe ssna,e op Isres 1T m ,sa "a 5,sa
nuna1y ei ,he Staie 81 Seyaa sna ly1ns between
nf Ike s;1I derlrr Of irn.;tnde wcsi nf Washino.
Inn i heref,y a1ded to and made a nart Of liz
staic oi Seiada aad second, tn. there il hessby
inat Sen q ,s.% ~, IT, tns ~ ds
q nostb iataae, Al tSz s?!h dssTse Of longitude
en - u % nade S n tsS :; rve1 4
, 1866-02-22

Fcnfani.r1 In tho Prov1nccs-Conyen.
tfuu OF Orungemeu-iu Attack on tho
ltecIprocity Commission. .
New York, Feb. a!.-Thc Ht5alFs Toronto spe-
c,al saws the Orange hody arc sesst0na al Montreal
Owens sound and OTTAWA. Their understood Oh
{ect il 10 dlecuss the best 1uea0a 70 meet the cx
pecfed Fenian Invasion.
ictnrts Or Gen. Sweeney and O'sfahoney bonds
are goirg OF rapidly
Thc Tp.onto tilo5e to-day Is out with scathlns
article aeaiuet the reciprocity commission. deeaF
lnc that they proposed to cYe the manufacturers o
America corcessiou-, ior which The Engilsh manu,
Iac,urers asked in yain. The Esooe says II wc o1ce
give the Americans the control over cur fiscal sys
tcrn o6crrd then, hr The pruy1nc1a! delegation, in
QUE year amer they will raise ftfment throughout
the provinces.
, 1866-02-22

New YoEK, Fcl,. e1.-Fitfeen thousand tous. o.
Pittsburgh coal were sold ut auction this Eaotninc
by order Of The Pennsylvania Cotl Company. This
pIices obtained were AZ follows; Chestnut, 81, Gt
Stove, $7.75; EGG, $8s7:s; Crate. $1G7.bs5z
Stcannhoat. S73HH7H7i<: Lln1i1, xl.a5G 15Q.
, 1866-02-22

NEw YoRK, Feb: 21.-Ihls morning an alleget
iefaulter, from Jacksonville, Morgan county. ILL.,
named Edward T. Dawson, Has arrested on bosrt
ihc Catifornta steamer New York. The prisoner
was supervisor and collector Ia Jacksonville ant
Ii IL alleged that he decsmped on The 1tlh inst.
with $5.U90 In public MONEYS. About S4.Gp 'sere
found in bis possession. lie ID held to await re
uutsltion Eton1 the Illinois authorities.
, 1866-02-22

The Russian American Telegraph.
NEW YonK, Feb. at.--fnvate adyices nom san
has been extended under the supervision Of Colonel
Buckley, over 100 miles abose Ncw Westminster,
On Frazer River. Reports from Col. Bnikseys > e1'
plorug parties show fhnt the obstacles to he over
come are Of far tesa naynitpae thao predicted By
yoc, and Il is believed that the connection between
Russia and America will be complete before 4
tnelyemouth.
, 1866-02-22

The Streets Of CARTHAGE between Capt HogS, for
meriy OF fbe Irhei a1-. and Cant. Wilaas. Of the
Uuioo RrmJ, In which the latter Vas fhot and
The river fa rising slowly, With 9s feet on the
eaoa,e, AfTfved-A. Baker, f1um Cairo; Rehe5sa,
from Cinc1nnati; Tyrone expected foEn caro- oe'
paytct1-Ialestlle. for lou1sYillss
, 1866-02-22
Rnmored Cabinet Changes

New YonK, Feb. s1.-The Con1merelas Wash
tn.toD special eays the Cabinet changes appear It
be well founded. Secretary Ssauton's trcads sag
he will not resign andtAe Presidents friends Guy
therc must be peH Secretary Of War.
, 1866-02-22

To spch ~ hare money that they want to pus IL
to buildings SELL hear OF competent pessoa 20
offset their asinpt the Of money y 90
reed arrly only those that mean butsuess- a'faet
, 1866-02-22

ron1Rkss MpNnDE, Feb. 194-Ofdcr5 have beer
received from Wnshneton, IN compliance snh I
st1ty buildings IRON Old Point. The wosk OF dc
stguttiuu commenced to-day
, 1866-02-22

LorwvtLLx, Feb. a1.-The editors ct the Louis
Vile JouTA. UesaoerGs and Cat14, have Esnfscd In
4 cali for mass meeting NJ the Court House to-
MORROW night. to endorse the conrso ct the Presl.
dent.
The military and civic societies will celebrate
Nathipet0n'a Birthday tomorrow.
, 1866-02-22

Rio Janelro on The I'd Of January, after . storm
psesage- During a beayy gsle OIL Capu hstitra
The parted her znttler chatns and was af1e.ware
stee1ed by the cnRiues. The Vanderbilt, which &C
eompanied the Aonatuock, was driven ont of sigh
BY the tufy Of the gale. Al one tlule it uas sup
itos- She was 10 leaYe on this 10Th fE San FEsac:s
co. through the Sralts Of AtaSsl1an Gulici Statcs
naval steamers Vanderbilt, rowhattsa and Tus
caIpsa Wcru also nj Flo Janerio.
, 1866-02-22

1H3lNE8 AHN ENB RERFIN6 E4AWs
WASHINGTON. Feb: GA t..ge delegation o.
merchant ta1lors arc here from Pennsylvania and
MARYLAND Joined hy some OF the trade III W:iehl.
ton, to appear before the Conm1ttec q Ways and
Mems, with view to obtain an amendnc1. Of the
Internal revenue law. They cay they ar aow ts.
ouirs4l to paY sl1tY dollars on every thousand Of
sross receipts which they think L altogether too
much. TEey are perfectly willing to pay, waat Is
recommended By the Treasury Comnis .ienes,
namely, five dollars On . thousand
, 1866-02-22

NEW ToEK, Feb. 2t.-Adslees from Rio Janesto
to The 10 Of Jhnuaty, contain nothing new about the
p4ase War.
The United States Monitor Nonadnock reached
, 1866-02-22

The President Intforsed BY Democratic
A3dcfN1ea.
NEW YoHE, Feb. al.-A resolution was unan1-
mously adopted By the Board Of Aldermen today,
indo1slng President Johnsou's yeo
, 1866-02-22
SEED WHEAT.

we have inst received carload Of pure CANADA
GLIB WHEAT. Very Choice md Selected for SEED.
Fur sale n lots tn suit purchasers HAZLEFr, Kill
LEY d Co. No. Poue.oy's Building. Instinct
, 1866-02-22

Every loyal nan is in his place, md tho iaec OF -
ery one or then "a 10 tbe fn1nt # rrmafnt IN be
s se.,,.- ~ Ns.,. ss IN 80. s. :. W
atn III f r. 'ae noon. vtIis ~
.seu t. w ~ sae t t' ~ VI t1e holemn oeeaso4. Mais
~ a.9.,,9 r,e n
Mu ~ nv nv , a1no psop,e. moSs VI lasm r.. ass.
aens o. LII oss.. 1 not eng o. sna ~ ssnGss cscr
u I 0 5s d fea Sc q, sSese s9
NATURES arc nppcnded to the call have beeI u op-
position 'o The policy Of The present Executive u
half men who Wefe out and out cessionIats,
and who did al IL their rower to AID The rebelioq
bE acf1ng as Fp1eH oE runntns the blockade with
is the p9!orious Geo. Y. coebane. the banker.
%ho s Was1pf1Gn q. II ISL q i; lSs
10 ensoeer lie aSro Ihc o
loving Enipu Senators and representative, are
adser11sed 10 address The meeting. Senators.
Dixon. Tevefdy Johnson. 4. i. Mddlc, ]. +. stosS
ion; Representative d. j. RAYMOND, Jas. brooks,
A. j. Roger. T. E. Aucona, B. 81 boycr, t. II,
Vooshee*, ". &. Fintk, s. S. Marshall, 5. ). Ran.
Who vii speak arc Sunset Coz, MontsomesT
NIX and othefa, 1S' S'.3'' ~
There IS greai e.cicment among the clerks in tho
uepanmcnn "1tn rcensa 70 thc c2ulse tney VII
iaim lGs,r En,on teaitments n en,;e Of he P1esi
aen, and his pst7onaee. While many hare soneo7s1
~ Rrnrre"nts1rTe Ta1ers has ,u,rodneed a hill IN
rt7ctI he acts or ConrTcss rrcmnt!nr sorcrnrnent
hanJt and secnr,tie1 fsom fcd+Fal' mnntcinai nr
Sfate ,srntinn and tmnoN erfn~ he srsfcs r., tar
th~r thc San1r a. otho1 r,ronrr4fr and ln,nosyr"
t;orernmcnt 1ax Of one onartcr II one oer csntTm
unnn tts so1ne IN snn;tsnr IN 1he inrnTnr s.v
upon '0e saA'e LII auos.oa ~ .a' 'D'oD0s '4A4
o,.rt,.,,,,~,cr. 4 acnn,,,,.nn,n for f.nop~ =
9aa. a.r-.. ~ nest.sn.. oC.,.a ceoe...
teFseie alonc3-kSecfh'ohSo Oh tna second
COMMUNICATIONS to lnfianA-
tpteruut Revenue dkewt,lztIou.-Pot-
1nri,,. p1etfpe.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chlcngo Tnbnne.l
WASHINGTON. Feb. II.
f,r1-+s~,,,,tcr. uho o,;n, tbe c,osa ~ tha ,r.,
.- ss... .s' - - 80 M
feeeiseo, IN pa5mens lot tlofes soia' eonntes1eal
money, arc held By tho Second Comptroller as &C.
countable TO the ra,ue Of said k1orce, CONGRESS
,1one e,n Give re,iet IN sneh e..es
M ~ M-s..-.. - - 49, y7..t.es ,su,t..,.os
1.u =. " ~ 1,s. A'' =, W ~ ~ 1850"
, 1866-02-22

NEW YoEx. Feb. a1.-The stearn.r Hen1Y CHAIN
cey, fron.Asplnwa1l. bEnys million anu quarter
OF dollars IN treasure,
, 1866-02-22
Ne111 anncrtiStIurnts.

uC. IL. SCKlVEN d. co.. Advertising
Agents, II Dvasbaru stseei, are authortzed
Agents Q receive advertisements for the tt l.
bunc, md all other leading papers thrnuRhs
aur the United Sfntc~ and Canada.
GITTATION.-Wanted by q
~ 5onns man situation - cashier. hookkcepsr Or
clf,E Would %tiltrzly 70 my whc-r, or make him.
seIf osclI In any nusincss. Has held responsible
pQst fur II wars. CnexceponabIe releFelces K1Te3
a. to character. energy ant ministry. Ann1ess -
DE- IEnune. 0+0
, 1866-02-22

Editorial ConvcutG0n-RnffFoa Matt
fer~-LeEfA1aIlye-Tlse Veto Under
Discussion.
, 1866-02-22
The Sexv Issue taken up-UnIon Con.
Sre%smcn. F1ru.-Thc Johnson mec1-
1u:.-A Coppcrfsead Array-Who are 10
cnt Among the Clerks


Congress tas promptly taken up the Issue taruss
rpou It By Andrew JobnSou in his attempt to b.
tray The Government and Iaace 1t whcfo II was bt-
fore the war and in the hands Of tao.e who ruled II
then This. Congress, acting In the natne Of the
loyal North, docs not propose to allow. Yesterday
, 1866-02-22

The altIItarF Htl1-1.he DI~trIct Suffrage
Bill Reported in the Senntc-Con-
science HToney-Internal Revenue Dee
cI%iou-flafm A:ents-GreAt a Eoion De-
Ennu4srat1on in New Tork-Changtng
tie Boundaries Of Misunderstanding
Right Of yay-Laud Grants-Tnx on
e. =. SccuFit3es.
, 1866-02-22

shoop Mas arrested On Sasurday afternoon and
l.keu TO tic Chiefs onlcc. when, after considerable
sod:.ipe aud DENIAL be fnay acknowledged The
charge. and confessed that the Job nns put up
s,s Almsclf and the other parties.
The Constitution for State government,
1sauee by the Territorial Lesistatrrc Of Schsaskat
and submitted 10 the people for thctt ratification
arzt 5rDe. provides for G1eesnasosshl term oft~o
,care a1d b.eunal seseions u the Legislature, the
official yeat 10 dntc from the SECOND Aondfy In
.1snnarr, hut the hrst Legislature 10 as~eI1hle on
,.1r 4ih Of Jrty, 1866. The SENATE thall he CON-
,otrd Of thirteen. and the House Of thisty-naue
1,cmboyt-a number not TO Ire Increased for ten
,vars. The State my contrncs public debit fol
extraordinary expenditures, but thcfr aggregate
sl4a.l ue,cs exceed f510tn, excerpt money may bt
leaned to rrpe. invasion suppress 1usur7ec;ou, o.
stcterd the state In time of War. No debt thai
eve, Ac SECURED for works Of internal Improve
nrni. Every male person Of the age OF tweu!5
oup wears. or upwards, t,eaonetnI to either o
ihr following clatecs, who s.all have resided
i'll tho slaic, county, precinct md ward. To-
fhr time provided BY law, shall be m ele1or
F,rst-Whnc cttizens Of the United Si1te4; Sec
oua-Nh1th perruns Of foreign b1rth who shall has'
declared their intention to become dtizens Of ths
.:,ed s.sscs Thc first election tor Governor, Sec
rg.s.y Of State, Auditor Of Eta.c. ono 1cprrtenta
LIVE to Congress. the justices ofthe supreme Court
tic Ii. Lei. Of tho Senate and House Of Represen
ia1se.. tlall he held The I'd day Of .1Eue, 1866
Al The p!eces and In tie manner now prescribed bJ
law 10, general eIett,ons. The members Of thf
eIp'r Legislature ehatl lie elected in and fo1 tht
za1nr die,rcis Tint arr now prescribed by Law fol
1hs Territorial Legislature. 11s Constitution i
trained aud presented to Conszesk on the condItto,
and f1!tA OF TIC net OF Congress approved April ~
1864. authorizing The people Of the Territory I,
form Constitution and stase Government.
Some Of Grpu's artists hnve conc to crie
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that there are left to share with us our
lot OF veal or woe, thousands in whose
boaoms beat hearts as stern amidst dan.
ger and as soft in the domestic circles,
as .,iosr which beat no more.
The memory should hold sacred the
unforSotten dead, rs it does but no less
should we cherish the "reminiscences con.
nectcd with those Of our noble leaders
who have escaped, and are now in our
mitls..
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LITTLE MEN.--lt takes little men to
set tho world on fire, and polish off
theirjebs neatly, show me big fell
lo%;and ten to one I'll show you Il big
BOBBY but introduce nae to sn.al!
Shayer-any chap between four feet
nothing and five feet five in his boots
and Pll recommend to your notice q
fellow that knows what's what, and
who has plenty of brains in hi: head
if he hasn't got much to boast Of in
the matter of legs in his broechcs.
AS q general rule, the cause of the
difference in size of the human family
is this: some mems meat 30 into their
bodies, others into their souls conse-
qscntly, the smaller the corporeal di-
mentions the larger tho mental de-
velophSents, and vice versa.
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A NEW MATERIAL.--Itis said that an ar
iiicial ivory is now made in Franco from u
paste of pdpio mache and gelatin. Billiard
balls formed Of this material, though barely
a third of the price OF those made of real
ivory, are yet so durable and elastic that
they can be thrown from the'top of the house
on to The pavement, or violently struck
with hammer, without injury. With this
same paste, to which the nam, of Partisan
marble is given, among other things, the
finest and most complicated moutdings for
ceilings can be made. or capitals orcolumns
can be constructed in any color so 'as'io re.
scmblc the most valuable marbles.
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Cholera Incident,

During the prevalence 6fthc Epidemic,
from which, happily, we are how Gu
tIr"lv free; many. brave hearts were
struck with terror lest it should enter
llicir own domestic circle y Ntle IN
tld"nt has just reached our ears, posses.
sing sufficient Of lie strange add Gtart
ling 10 make it %orthy cs nctr throIgh
both time and space admonish us that
hrevity must be observed in its yeci
tul.
On one of tho streets running paral.
iel with, AMI not far from Broadway,
lived n married couple who had not
Travelled togclhor very smoothly since
they had been made one flesh. The
husband, though not bad man, occa.
si"nally took IA drop too much and Oh
such occasion, happiness was the ex.
trpIion in the household The wife
had thousand dollars in greenbacts;
which she had saved and always carri
t'lwiih her, and being mas,er.Spirit Of
the firm, she would uot allow il to be
cncroached upon, bri, on tho contrary,
chl"avorcd 20 augment it.
Tho wife took che chelcra, anil her
husband, obtaining n perETil, had her
sent to the City Hospital. IT is not
known that he accompanied her lbi,her,
,hough he must have visited her. Ofs
morning. the nurse being out OF the
room for SOME time, returned to the bed.
side OF the poor woman, and discovered
her, to all appearaEcE dead. The Doc,
tor was notified and made lis observa-
tion. No pnlSatiow Of the heart, no
breathing, nothing to dlssipatc the alln-
sion and assertion that The patient was
dead, was discovered, and the learned
.llsclple Of Esculapirs pronounced her
dead. She was forthwith tIsrobcd,
placed IN rough colEh furnished by ,he
city, and conveyed 10 the de:,d.hou.c,
or rather d-ad.,ooaa: For hours size
lay apparently. corpse, with all the
surroundings of death, After The shad
ows of nigIit'kad ch'sedn, the watch.
aaan. took looleN into the room to see
that all was right. Prom the inside of
one of the collins a perceplble Knocking
was heard Superstition seized him; he
slammed the door after him and went
to notify other parties Of TIE mysterious
rapplng, and several accompanied this
man to the temporary receptacle of the
dad.
When the door opened, a sight met
the gaze of the party which made the
roots of tl,eir hair tingle and caused
ahcm 10 leel a weakness in their knees.
The corpse" had raised the lid of the
coffin and was sitting upright in it.
'"lVhere am II" says she. The matter
was explained to her briefly. Filled
wit, anger, all illness having seemingly
Departed she let loose the food gates of
her passion at the idea Of being enclosed
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POETRY,
[From the Richmond Dispatch.1
ONLY A PRIVATE

ONLY A PRIVATE.
Only private! his jacket of gray
l. stained by the smoke and dust:
As9'nynrd, he's brave as Rupert, he's CAV :;
Recklcss ms Mu'at in heat of the fray,
But il God is his only trust.
Only private to march and to fight,
10 suffer and s;arve and be strong:
Win knowledge enough to know that the
might
Ofiustioe, and truth, and freedom and right.
In the end must crush out the wrong
Only aprivatc no ribbon or star
Shall gild with false glory his name!
NO honors for him in braid or in bar,
His Legion of Honor is only n scar,
And his wounds arc the roll of fame!
Only private. one more hero slain,
On the field lies silent and still!
Ana in the far South n wife prays in vain,
one clasp ct the hand she may ne'er clasp
again;
Ono kiss from the lips that are still!
Only private! there let him sleep,
lle will need not tablet nor stone:
For the MOSES and vines DER his grave will
creep,
And at night the stars through the clouds
will peep,
And watch him who lies there alonc!
Only n martyr! who fought and who fell
Unknown and unmarked in the strife !
But still MS he lies in his lonely cell,
Angel and Scraph the legend shall rcll,-
Such dcsth is eternal life!
2lGNMoNs, Va; Get. "a, 1866
F. W. d.
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4 singular case Of suicide occurred
near Chicago on Tuesday evening. An
unknown woman WAS Seen to stand so
resr the track that the train, as it was
approaching the city. brushed her dress.
She &SS quite sober and appeared per.
feet sane in her answers to que.
ries addressed to her A little after 10
o'clock she succeeded IN carrying ont
hefstrange resolve. N freight tram
approached, she planted herself in the
way, and, as consequence, was Instant.
ly killed
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-11-27

CuERisH THE LivlNG The bruvest
men are not always those who are los,
N battle. nor are those the greatest suf
frrcrs from iha carnage of field always
men OF courage. Some of The most dar.
ing spirits who engaged in The Southern
nI"prnl"ncr-mcn WHO wrote not
their names on .lh" sand to be washed
away by the next biIlow that rolled
along from the ocean Of life; but who
who inScrihcd them where they will re-
main uncilaccd by time, and will to rc-
mote ages acclaim their iurnories TO the
proud cminencc of immortality--now
live, and in their lives Of peace, as in the;
war, are The most courageous and nm.
daumtra amid the trials and difficulties
TINT are everywhere encountered in this
unhappy section. In every branch Of
business we liud men who but Yesterday
ordered ard their commands were obey
ed, toilng with the same indomitablc
energy .attd pluck, with which they
fought for the independence OF the land
which they loved best,
. 1t is pleasant 20 believe that all the
brave ninn of The Sonth. have not perish.
ed, and 'aat such examples rs Lee,
Johnston. Malone, ""aylor, Hood, Long.
street, and the hosts of Others, survive
It is pleasant while we drop the tear
which Satellites the spot where Bee, a
Barlow, Sidney Johnson, a Pendcr, a
Pcttigrcw, he cn(oldcd III The tightly
grasping arms Of the rem6fscless reaper,
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-11-27

TNE 'PoLIrIcAL SIrUArIoN.-In an
article. on the political and financial
situation, the Baltimore SIN, of a late
date, 'l,otcs Inc fact that the result of
the late elections places Maryland and
Delaware with Kentucky in tho list CT
States opposed to the constitutional
amendment. These, with the cxclu-
ded States, will make thirteen certain
ly and firmly opposed to its adoption
Throclfourths of all the States being
required to carry this amcndmcnt into
effect, its defeat is therefore certain.