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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
THE sENATE FEAruRE.

The noticeable feature in the upper
branch was that immediate action on
the Elliot bill taking from the Presi-
dent the power to grant general
amnesty, was refused. The motion
to take it up to-day was lost by one
majority. Il will doubtless pass,
but Mr.. Fessenden and Mr.. Trum-
bull said there seems to be no neces.
sity for putting it through without
reasonable consideration.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
Notice.
CINCINNATI
Home Insurance Company.
Capital, 100000.
Fire and Marine Risks
TAKEN AT REASONABLE RATES.
DIRECTORS.

Office, S. W. Corner Third and Sycamore stslets.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.
A BRIEF SESSION

The Congressional session to-day
was brief and of no special signifi-
cance.
The Senate remained in session
about three-quarters of an hour, and
the House about an hour and a half
The attendance in the galleries
was small, not over four hundred
spectators being in the Capitol.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
CORRECTED WEEKLY By
. L.

GALLIPoLIs PRODUCE AND GROCERY
MARKET.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
THE FRENCH IN MEXICO.

The following dispatch or circular
has been received here by the French
legation, and settles, officially, all
doubts about the evacuation of Mex
leo. 1t was addressed by the French
Minister of War to the Department
ial Intendents, as follows:
"The entire expeditionary corps
of Mexico is to return to France, at
the early part of next year. 1 re-
quest You, in consequence, TO order
the administrative councils of the
corps of troops stationed in your
divisions, and who have portions
employed in Mexico, to cease,
he2eeforth, to send any stores 10 that
country. arl + IS
REMARKfBLE CONJUNCTION.
Considerable speculation is indulg-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
Tel. Cor. Cincinnati Gazelteqs- !,
WAsHINGTeH, December TO-
TBE aOID SALE BILL.

The paragraph telegrapl1ed from
here that the Ways and lfeans- Cons
mlttee favor the bill for the weekly
sale oil two millions of gold by the
Treasury Department, is entirely in
correct. The'committee are nearly
unanimous against such n measure.
There was very considerable con-,
course Of people to day at the Exc
cutive Mansion. The President gave
audience to nearly or quite all who
sought that favor, During the day.
the Secretary OF State ana the Sec
retary Of War were at the White
House in consultation Withsthe Press
ident r fts 2
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13
GEN. BUTLER

Left for home last evening. Before
leaving he read several members OF
Congress articles of impeachment of
the President, which he intends to
have presented at this or the next
session of Congress.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-13

Thad. Stevens has several bills for
enabling acts for organizing the
Southern States into territories,
which he viii introduce into the
House in q few DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
EEw-yORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 81 1866

prices We quote at iliSi2e gold Other kinds arr dun
and nominal.
LATnS-Eastern are duh and the market is depressed
We quote at s. %, 3 months
LIME-R0cklud IL firm and IN fair demand at y 10 Tor
Common ard % 10 for Lump.
MOLASSES-The market - dull apd prices nominal;
sales 40 auction Of 10 bbi- NcwOrlcas az ~ O ci-i
NAVAL STORIS generally dun but we have no
essential change tO Lote ~ prices.
PRONISIONS-Tlcrc has been fair demand Tor Pnrk
to-day at about former price, closing tedCy foriutuTe
delivery; sales l7-0 bbis at s2l for New western Ness
seller January; 81 for do do seller Hst hall of nary
and ST. buyer February ie sal rush and =, grE air
hess; and S21 for New Mestcrrtie two later W. snnl
lots Beet remains steady flrs 0V bbl- VA oiS ~ l4
FOR Old Plain Mess slla s fJr New llp M"-'i go -
Old Extra, ana 81 a n for New Lttrl 1l>S Iirt
Beef is dun and heavy Beef Huns continue Grl IA
prices are not firms sales so bON Ncstrn M taoa 81
Prime held 40 $3j. Ct Meats moderately active; safes
~ l25 pkgs Picked Hams az ~ ul2C for hrNY 20 bE-L
Bacon 4 nominal. Dressed Hog, ar 0u, uNig I. te
advanced rates demanded. We qGutU at ~ asRo ir N-
eIu and 81 zoe for CITY Lsld b. not very artNt hut VIVA
small supply ard advance iu gold prC@arl ifucT sales
cra New Western held ut 12} 2}U3c, the lt p" TATE io
fancy lot For future delivery nothing hs bth rOnSiii
mated that trace. Several sales are pciuE, inu
l2g6l2}c is bid, sellers option February
AFTERNOON PROVISION MAEKET, OCioCk.-Ihc
market firm for Pork, and prices have 1n upward tn
dency; sales Of Old Mess at S9 49, rrg A 10 bid for
New, buyer January and S2l % bio, scet truruy 1000
PETKOIEUM-The market IL dali; Crude at l96i9tc
RI ned In bond, 25 0521C-
RICE-Tht n l. nothing doing worthy q notice. Frcte
sUGARs0We hear Of no sales to-day worthy of nOioe.
Prices are nomnaily unchanged. Refined atc qtnct
STEAEIN-We note sllcs of 5000 10 nt lie.
SEEDS-The demand for Glover seed T. hcnt the rl1T-
kct Is at lsd. for New Timothy seed II III lnnt'I
demand at sass 80 BUSH Rough tldNsetd Is quiet al
- gO6s2 95 per bushd Of o. 70.
TALLOw-We near Of no important sales, but prices
are firm al ll0n1c. :,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CoNU-SrrAw Dee 2o.-Receipts 81 live stock at this
up 2oG bevcs 15OJ sheep, and sgl hogs sugh
trd: 50 cait sheep and 6,4G9 hogS Thirteen carr nI
hog, and two N sheep In this morning, and are sell
e to-day Tie cattle have all been sold, mostly ~ ba
IL, b. deep. too, well euld off, one carload oi
scaywac, at 4 another a 5ic, and one ci ~ god
Quo sl.ep Of % n, fiuc WOOL at &c lot OF about g
fat j sheep 81 iOs brought 7c., while 59 q oIce III
n Ohio sheep mixed wool, sud at &c Hogs arc
doing Iif better, with frc cool weather About 1000
Nort fuld yesterday at 7G3c.. ard cars today ~ nc
Snc Ncrter. dressed coming forward and are selling
al elGNjc. ...-
Tic hoghug department OF the Ab1ttnir has tI Oeen
lSpd 10 t SaughtcTeT-' Association OF New ON VINO
viii tcc killing the firs Of the week Another change
or new feature tO a. into OPERATION Ncw-Ncar that M
ztaok over the kcW-Jcry Central Railroad IL 10 Dt bhed
far the C,iumunipHw Yards.
Seventeen ears 0f cattle Wcrt
received Friday night making, with some already on manu-
sen head Tor sale to-day. Fum appearances there VIII De
cIt number u the market next Monday, turkeys
being plenty and too cheap for heavy demand Tor
hssf
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
MARKETS.
~ aAANAhAa a -
IC.-.t-l.- rsan,t..l for THl. rnrnras

lCsre.5i5 reported for THs TRrBrsEl
SATURDAY. Dec. 2a 1866
In our issue Of Tuesday We shall publish annual
statistics They have leen carefully made UP Dy our ne
porter end e can readers of their accuracy
tomrative prices aud stocks Of all commodities Of com
merca interest viii BIZ gwen s made up To the a1se cf
AsHIss-The market for both kinds is quiet; saies of
Pots AZ - 25, and Pearls a. Si2aSi2 Is
BRICKS-COmmon Hard are better ana IN demand, at
4l3 OQ4ll Other Kinds without change We quote
Croton Al Slsa$aO aud Philadelphia Front S'5
EOTTON-The Inarket Opsned quito active and very
general demand prevailed At advance Of 3eP B but
At the close there ia iss activity ana Tie nprsyement Is
s4ie for Mddng UpkAnds - S5tc for do "-orleaEs
COFFEE-Ne sales are reported and prices are Domi-
CEMENT~Rosendalo Is in feir demand and firH at g.
FLOUR AND MEAI~-The demand for Western and
stste Flour fair chiefly Tor the low and medium grades;
these are frmeT Family brasds are dull bat steady the
siO 6ja2 30 for sound Extra ds ~ 750l rs Tor the
Nv gTaees Of Western hxra st toasi2 2 for sipping
Luis Extras. Canadian Fl0uI Is quiet but very finn
Aes Of 20 bb at is 20 and ss Cor Extras southern
At $il Toa9 7 for common 70 fair Extra Baltimore and
SS0 and sls & s'Ss io, Trade - snd a. FSS9y btsnd
IS Com Meal is s'eady but quiet sales Of 200 bbs
braDdywne at - 25 Baskwheat Flour Is plenty and is
GR1IS-The wheat market quite strong; the demand
good tor Milling Il active, aud prices tend upward
at te close The sales are H. 100 bs Chicago Spring at d
fSr cted Spring g 40 for good NO 2 GO bush Extra
Choice Amber state az 81 D. and 500 bush Common White
canaaa az IS 10. Barley Is inactive and heavy prices
noniAaiiy the same Barley Malt is nnsaisbe al 81 25a
y
che views Of buyers. sales OF bus
Chicago. for Michigan. and &c f0r New State IN bags
Cages held at eg@7oc Rye Is inactive and Is heavy
at 81 a. for New Western, " SO6sl "a for State. Corn Il
unsettled and rather lower, the demand s only for e
trade; New plenty and 4 lower eales of 20 800
Dsh az q II 0el ia for ordinary Western Mixed iu
tOr good do ahOat 81 o5 for Hewersey Yellow o. o.
Tor New Southern yellow, u 10 Tor New White Southern
and u lG for Old do, do.
HAf-Ihe demand Is only moderate but prices are
Without change; we quote at 9OcQ Qsl for Shipping, aud
u l0afl Is for retail lots
HOPS are firm aud IN good dcmnnd for home use; we
9hf aI nom atO0G0c. az % grOwtb and quality.
dE1F~A fair business was done III MaAua AZ full
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

INTEREST AT THE EATECF SIX PTR CENT PER AsSUss,
PAYABLE sENiI-ANHSUALLY,, ON TIE PIRsT DAY.oE
JANUARY AND JULY.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
>. SKINS AND FURs

| UlDfS, SKINS AND pURS.
Trade IN these Is IN very unsettled state, and u re
duirs much caution n buying In the cuuutry Deahts
bore arr ting their country purchasers 10 pay ohy
| Crt.ilslf fne urleeH of last scasOi' We quote.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
CIIFFsE.

The stock OF Checse f. diminishing each week anil some
holders are not Offering their stock under the impression
of advance betore tine sQing maxi The stock hlc
boxes ard ic~ titii
Ia b, lack With anything Ike sroe shipments tl'se VIII
fast disappear Receipts for the week ar about $500
boyea shipments were light with gold declining cuch
dav but now with an upward tendency uf goIJ there
more iunury fur chcc- AID price, little niicr Hon
=. a. flVf 80 w. aurtnfY
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

DEC 2s:niO hhls Flour, 3Oo bhl. Whisky. l's7 hbls
Corn Meal 90 sacks Corn Meal, l6o0 busll Curlh $50
bush Ot. 200 bush Malt SO bush. ne-ds, 4 phg-
Ashes 50l hhls Pork 6 pt tcs Lard So Dressed HOG
3C4 bbls. Petroleum, l,5ib pkg Butter, lo pkg Nhc'"
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CESTRkL
PACIFIC RAILK0AD Co. OF CALIFOgSIA.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
p,.TII1rNI nm GAMI,

Autkat WAS said of poulty7 last week hOi5s good now
vi.I Iergr additions 70 already heavily oversocited
gsth6r The stock il pOnring In, aIa not few
ersnSl1n dealers have Their stores and ihose N their
row sss are very guInr el the way from &C. per ~
for snail turkys which the He. IN ik'
10 discover up few BiHt the fcst Srtsl Killed
birds 81 over 30 each Few hswever ~ tho Dest iHN
Jersey dueys brought sn ia tre best order yrpg ~
while tunSof really fine Western selling at lafarcly
Doe y u Chickens DDt waIned a. any prise ana
c Is obtained for the best the seller thinks linn eE very
fortunate Jmmense quant ties are sOd at lo9l2c guam
are much lower and venisOp 50 abundant thar ony sl
lots will bring 2c. Tor cartsses u VIII b. lang Time
before the ROrtry markets I've relieved from tho
largest stock over accumulated at any one Tine we
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

RECEIPTS BY ERIE RAILROAD.
For week ending Saturday, Dec. I'D ears 's4ttf ty
cars Bog. and 3 ears Sheep. TOtll--lOi carr.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN L. s. GOLD CoE'gB +
THE CITY eF NETWORK.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
SUPREME COURT-gE0RGE HUGHES,

- DAVID H. WALLACE sd JOHN CAMLRoS Plaiuiius against
ELLERl C. FOL6BR and PERCY W. TIBBS, .............
for demand L. y Rev. Stamp:
scrved.lo the defendants o0c. eaheted
lou hereby oret and
fpuirrd this which will be ted the
Cr of the Cit and County ~ a. the t Hail
the sr complaint
Breaiway IN sah c within
teea o hs exclusive Of tho
of fs TIE fad within
tie plaintiffs 80 @ aton viii taks iment agtinst
hurire aH dollars and nresnus
from lie Twrlh day Of November thousand
ey hesie the costs Of ts action Dated No
yva,.f ~ ls06 MARSH coz WALLIS Plaintiff AnaEaevs,
No TO BraaIway \. Y. CITY.
conp IN te above entitled seton tRy hei IN the Ohee
of,he Cek II snd County OF Ncwio 81 the City Ba IN
saidC o. the 29h day of Lceeilher 1870
1871 issGw NJ MARSH coz WALLIS Plaintiffs Arsrneys.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
DrANS AND PEAS.
WI'I1I ~.

with much lnrger rcecipts-abuUt lGs0 packages y
broken Week-tc butter market Is e~s frn. Hlctutorc
buyers have had hard work 10 hunt up good lo~-hnw
holders hunting mp buyers and the stock s not going
of as fast AZ IL culneh in Trade may bc set down Fcfy
quiet Selected halffTkns are bringing 500 IN SNAIL
.-.lr w. lrlarfl
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

The following is the statement Of the Bank Of In
GLAND for the week ending Dec. ~:
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
EOtcs Issued. GS2,fg7501 GOyernmt Debt 4uO6i~
Other Securities S,9S4sVV
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
81 y. wuo1EsA1l. rRIcEs oF couNrEY rRopUcE

For WEEK ENDING Dec. y, lo'"j
TSrpTessy fur Tyr y y. TRIBUNE 10y ouT JRh heror"r
The fellow the current rates Ci HrtttcS M eood
condition as sold hy commission houses af Whoitctic
Shippers receive tO ~ per cent less, deilct Tor com
missions beside freight and other charS Parties ~
ceying produce To n, often with the quest tlt smn'-
diate returns he made, cannot always Obi an TN W1ecs
VhC1 transient buycrs have 10 pay Our flglrS ar III
tended NOR, for thc farmer than the merchant, and
fer not 10 disappOiH by giving the outside Eficcs Of
very choice articles Boxes packages -oriu ~ care
fully marked with paint, and the name of thc sender
should also painted upon end Nail an Invoice or
List Of the articles under side ~ the cover, ana
send letter by mail, containing an invoice and dreo
tions also stating how and when sent Ctcan packaf :
and ae Ia putting up will add much the value Of the
produce.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

Anoaas Of Issue s7,336eGO. CoosOn Bonds Of 81 .G0e
The Bonds hare Thirty I6ars to run and secured b.
First Mortgage, contributing absolute prior hss
that portion Of de Read Equipments FrdEcAises
and Entire Property Of 6f Central Pacific Railroad
Company, located in The STATE Of California, and er
trdag from Sacramento City TO Ge California SasC
Line, forming part Of the GEEAT Pacific RAILROAD
ROUTE, adopted and aided SB The UlITRD STATES
GOVERNMENT.
For sale at a5 per cent and accrued interest from
July ], ia currency.
For further particulars applyt to
FISK g. HATCH.
Bankers aud Dealers In United States and other de-
srablc Securities, No. 3 Nassan-st., kowYork.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
Fxw.YonH Dec 81 1885
NOTICE ia HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
CtryglASp. Dee. 70, 1896.

Of The the Lower Huotf
ps, iii 6s he'd ou TUESDAY the 9Th DAY Of JAnusry lb' A.
'N' ~ JOHN A. bRYAN, Secreiay
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

PH.iApEtrHp AND FEariNS kAaiL$SAD T9SssSf' Us
No. Soe.h Fo1.ti -st PiAirrflf, Dee l5 1890
DINIDEND NOTICE-Jhe Transfer Books
Of M torpany will be bi III ESDAl, De- lS and rropened
on 7, ESii ~. I5a of Jat vary NJ A. u
D,iuENp OF tyH PE CEST has been declared o. the Pre-
@ m Comroa Stock clear Uf National and state tsSes PAYABLE IN
% ar Common stos VI the holder on ana aier
l, inst 10 ho Gee of hy shall stand rrgi'trei on ur
b 81 The Coaosuy ish Inst Al payable a. Ills one In
PHILADELPHIA al, - 81. - -. -,
T ion -oek for h dividend N cease a. the close o
un a. hou Mach Aief Stich cate tbs
tiri-rd Wn be- PAYABLE ~ clsh only.
%. . inrORD. Trcaanrrr.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

There is no change in the egg market recept- Of c0
bbls iust about equalng the holiday demand We
quote: o..o
state. good marks. aSs
Western and Canada, F dOL- loss oiI--..-.--5oa 40
LINED T. dOz loss OFF .--...- 81 055
Western, at mark, y dOz-.----. JidSo
bush good 80 dtp
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

METROPOLITAN ylrtoSAL BANK, No los BkoABNn,{
Ngv York Dee 10. lgss. :
niNIDFND.-rhe Directors Ot the Metropoll-
tar Nation Rank hs,t Ibis DECLARED lAkhUAL DlNI
DEND II SIX W PR CENT, e o Government s PFabe On the
hrs lIoudsy oi laluaT neat go. - -
III Tal,..g Book v remain closed nrin Jan 10 leL
GEORGE l. fENEY, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

Ansaa' Of ., s',sse.sOo. In coa,oa Bond. 's1.ooc
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

The Hop market this week has been extremely dull CT-
4rg TO The Intervention OF the holidays tie unfsY OIGDe
yeahcr and heavy decline In gold; prices however it
,tlAin firm at previous quotations We quote
II ----
New Amez1can, inferior. 6a2
New AmerIcan, priK 10
New American, FAM .tJNbo
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

4 on MFRCHAAtS CLERKS AND OThEks 40. 30 pioao"H a
ha. declared DRIDEND ePo1ts rltei lere ~ c ,se
Is sns 5is- . and able MONDAY, Jan H. Ol ~ tne
oloaa rle-s re cent on sums o HA t9
L ~, "a Isrgr sums free from Tar r- 49,
AoS'so II 'N'''''
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-07-19
NO 42
L0YerS Ina FEx.

Night before last, as the moon rose over
the bill and tres-ioPs. gliding The sPissa
Of our beautiful city with her silver rays
there might have been seen uPOu the
roof of an Egyptian cottage, which IS
fat, and covered with pure white gtat-
els and pitch, couple Of lovers seaied,
E. joyins he ,ssau,y s9s scene, The
sun during The day had been very wax
and thus they met to spend the asesing
hlurs Of twilight, enjoying The pleasant
breeze that Aoaied up from the magno'
liza garden beneath. Seated near each
other, the lovers sat; with enc arm be
enCircled the waist Of the beautiful erea'
ture at his side.
"Her little hand lay gently, conf'
dinghy in bis. !" and all passed quietly and
loving until the bell tOlled The midnight
hour.
The telling on the bell reminded them
that "Tired natures sweet resiorer, bal.
my sleep" was requisite for lovers az
well as others. Sull seated near each
other the plighted vows were again and
again exchanged, aud sealed with kisses,
like.
"Liken sweetness long drawn oul."
At length after many vain attempts "a
severe these pleasant pleasures, the trans
sported ..loyyers" found that they were
bound to each other By more sticking
bonds than lovers, vows. The hot sun had
melted the pitch, and after sitting SO long
and the night air having cooled the res
inous matter, they found they were both
..sluck fast" The young gentlemen first
attempted to disengage himself, but
found, like aunt Jemima's plaster, 'tha
more you try to pull il of the tighter il
sticks the faster" The young lady then
attempted to get up, which she did, mis-
nus the skirt of her dress and all her un4
derclothes as far as the "Iisters." 10 this
blight she tried to relieve her discOnsO-
lated partner, but it was Of no pse-ha
couldn't come. After some Parley, be
came to the conclusion he would manage
it by slipping out of his pants. Accor-
dinghy he asked of his companion if shs
could lend him a pair Of Panss an,il he
could 60 hoae. She thought her pas
would do if they were not too long. with
this information be slipped of bis boots
and loosing bis suspenders, drew himself
out of his pants as easily as possible, and
the disconsolate couple took themselves
down stairs in a very blnshing manner,
and looking very much like our first VaF-
ents when they discovered that they were
human. The lady procured, as quietly
as possible, pair Of her fathers panls,
which were run inio pretty quick, and
the AdJnis decamped, with his pants
rolled up about six inches. The joke
was too good to be kept; by little and
little it leaked out, until the truth had 10
come to exculPate the happy innOcents
Memphis .Argus
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-07-19

A friend in Raleigh sends US copy
of the North Corlina Standard, from
which we clip the following comments
on the ill.bestowed sympathy in lla
South for JEFF. Davis. Il is the plainest
talk of the right sort which we have seen
in any Southern paper since the commen-
cement of the Rebellion.
We observe that a good deal Of siekIy
sentimentalily is being INDUCED over the
{ ct that Mr., Jefferson DaVs was tempo.
rarIly placed in irons, when he was i'm
prisoued last May at Fortress Monroe.
Il is charged that Mr. Secretary Stanton
had this done, and be is denounced by
the secession press as having committed
a great outrage on the Southern people
and against humanity, This is an indi-
rect blow at the President, for Mr.. STAN
ton represented the President 10 that, as
IN all olner matters.
Il was hard for Mr.. Davis tl b ironed,
bat how many thousand Of poor eonscroi
pts did be cause to be put in irons Ito
be shot to be tortured l-to be huntef
like partridges in the gorges Of the moul-
tsIns ?-to be torn from their weepip0
wives and Children, while they were
forced into a war lhey abhOred, and iq
which success was known TO be imposs.
ible !-GOd is just. Sin is punished even
IN this world. Many Of these cOnscripis
were better men morally than Mr. Davis,
and their families, poor though they
were, as dear 70 them as he family Of
Mr.. Davis was to him. We never shall
forget the feeling Of our Uni0a peopls
in this city, wh5n for twelve long monlhs
before the war closed, the daily spectacle
on our main street " that Of marching
eonscripts, with heads bowed, with irons
and ropes on their limbs. on their way 70
Camp Holmes, and thence to death on
the battlefield or in hospital,
Our Union people were obliged To look
on in silence. One word even Of eondem.
nation would have brought the rope OF
the mob on them. But they are now
free, and slough under the ban Of the
State administration (which is really no
more loyal than the Vauce administra lion
that aided in these thingsl they can a.
least say what they please.
If we were anxious to see Mr.. Davis
ezected. or five desired to add 10 bis
punishment, we should ralheE encourage
than depreeals these manifestations Of
sympathy in his behalf. Bul every eff.
orr to bring the government into disgracs
on his account will only make bis door
more shure and terrible. Tho g whoef
dulge this sentimenlaliiy, n who's J,
braiding the governments wiihe - 2; 20
his account, are therefore 4eall1 acc,
werst enemies.