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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16


Daring the visit of Congressman to
New Orleans three men sought an intro
duction to Ben. Wade, and stated to
HIM that they were rebels, had been
from the first, and intended to remain
SO. Senator Wade reply: Wen, gentle
men, lam happy to meet you, as you
are the first rebels | have seen since the
war closed, the balance Of the Southern
peop'e claiming to be Union men. Now
tell me, if you please, how dill you three
men manage to carry through such a
drca 'tul war against the government,
and keep it up for four long years by
yourselves? The rebuke was silently
received by the rebels and the crowd.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16

A SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION --- "A
tangible reason why the stars didn't
shoot last month as advertised. The
awkward mistake is explained as follows
When the mologlctic temperature OF
the horizon is such as coloricse the im>
perent indentation of the hemisphere
analogy, the cohesion of the borax cur.
bistus became surcharged with in6ni.
tesimals, which are thereby virtually de.
prved of their fissural dlsquisitlons.
This effected, and rapid change is
produced in the thoraumber of the gym
pasticustus paerum. which eau 'es
convacular in the hexagonal an,ipa,hes
of the terresurium aqua versula Clouds
then become a mass of deodotomized
speculp of ceremocular light, which can
only be seen when it is visible
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16

The root of all evil is love for the pclf.
Butwant o it, friends. is the devil himself
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16

As tho new year commences, let a
new and improved system Of farm man
agement be inauguratcd, both in tho
barn and in the field.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-03
Ayers Cherry rectoroI

g - soothing eGpectorant preua.ed IN
III - meet the urgent need of "a safe and
reliable cure for diseases OF the throat
E# e2M Iand lungs. trial Of many wears has
- - - established the fact that II IL more eff.
cdcious In pulmonary affections Than
becon. ~ dhy other remedy. lls efficacy has now
=, ~ no 50 generally knOwn thai il Is ustIv rp".,Jo,
.eJ 'ouhtfes as q medicine of inhisnata. SIo -,
n'oSy al nreat Britain France and (,er,narr vha
;'ouleaI ;s scIence hasreached ls hiRkes, nrf: n =
~ pLescllned IN domestic practlce and rdI.,a,,i No.
~ 'c e.hles' IN hes pilals and other nnbIic
mnefe II is regarded by the ATTENDING rhtoi'''r ''..
1he most speedy and agreeable tarnr9vF ~, da
einpioyeo. scarcely any neighborhno1' co., - O." 80 80
"nefe well Known cases of fdIseesed Inros ' t'
oaHleo Inc efforts OF the most skIiC,I I'D ax' ' " %
uoc'ors' nave been perm onenily cured b; ~ 1T,,A
results are The most convincing proofs of The snnni
curative properties OF this pre- paration ami N ,h
the authors point with peculiar salsiaclon TVh,i,
Is most powerful against confirmed dlseases II 10
tremely gentle as a medicine in infancy snd v|r,1
Oelhg quite harmless 10 even the yuunresl whom OF
minlstered judlciously '''' "u'
ms healthrestOrer accom- pshes even rncre bv n,o
Eehtlon Than cIre. II taken in season It heaIs aII IL
fatons OF The throat and lungs whether arising FINN
Noughs, or from other causes, and III M p eyeut
d' ohg ralR of painful and incurable diseases him
MouLu arse from the negect Of them. Hence no fam
y should be without il-1Dhuenza, Group Hoafseness
i :" iiuoPihg Cough Penrsy, Incpient Consumpiion
anu u'hef affections Of the breathing organs give nv
o "cIoie 'his pre-emiReat combination Of medicinal
prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & Co, Lowell. Ma.s
amu sola by all Druggists and dealers in medcIne
f"bSmaT
Smyrna times., 1867-04-03

For Wheat, Rye, Barley, Corn, Oats, Roto-
toes, @ L06&Geco, B6nch'0heqt, Sorghum, z4znips,
GdTde" Vegetables, and erery Crop and Plant.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-03
THE MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
Wheat s.. 2.90(g3l5; White Wheat s3l5(a
$40. Rye is selling at 81. .45(aI. SO r bush.
elbow Corn, lO9.(@$l.l2 Oats ga Csc.
Cotton 33(d BIC. per 10.
n COLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK, &c, from
AcL0ar 4 Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
Quotations April :, 1867, al o'cIock.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-03

Especially recommended to the growers of
STRAWBERRIES, RAsPRERRIEs, BLACKBERRrEs
AND ALL SMALL FRUITS.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-03
HARD TIMES.

no n c,y mas netn hard times HARD TIMES: but Tho
uay ;n nas broke and the shadows ee-There is music
The undersigned has Just retutn, A Ir,,m ,to
I11t 1atSe ana handsome stock Of READY MADE CiO
THING which for Quality. Style and ,heanne.s ~,
mol be equalled ia this market "P'e'S' can
ne dI"o mas nll and spleudId assortment of Genie.
furnishing Goods such as Under Clorh,ng CasS and
nIen Shlr's Gloves. splendid assortment Of NeckIias
Gnd Crava's Hosiery. Collars and Cuffs which he of
t'1 a. prices .hat DEFY competition His stock of No
usually kept in that line to which he asks The
- ~ p""'''' 10 " 81 EDW'D WARD
Smyrna times., 1867-04-03
PhilO. White.
EOR RENT.

d ~ me eS , IOkE HOUSE on Main Street. opposite the
oS' OihGe' next door 10 K. Ward's) Apply 10 or
address b. B. ALLEN, Smyrna, Del mart
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

THE wElTHER.-For the past week the "eht"ei
we have experienced here has been more IKE tna'
in the latitude Of apland than is usual IN the sun
ny South.r First, on Friday night, 2Sth uIt'' we
were visited by our annual fall of snow which u>u
,,lv comes daring the Christmas holidays succeed
ed by A coating Of sleet, according to the genera
rropramme of the Clerk Of the Weather. Saturday
was freezing cold day Old Sol refusing to show
us even glimpse of his countenarce. Sunday ana
Nonday this weather i" held It's own " admirably.
In the afternoon of Monday, however, it moderated
considerably, and those whose supply OF fuel haH
run low-and their name was everybody-began
10 hone for goudy day tomorrow But allS !.
for All their hopes; the Snow King had not yielded
bts seeptre. On Monday night it commenced 10
snow again. and continued at intervals, Throughout
Tuesday. Within the memory of the oldest lhhao-
,,.rt this was the severest snow storm that ever
ysitca this part Of Mississippi, the snow being from
eve 70 six inches deep on the lesel PLAN. on
rbursday the sun once more came out with glorious
brlancy. and before his genial rays the rho" /
rapillv receding OF course, with the thaw comes
slon and slash, mud and mire, and we are now u
the full enjoyment of the privilege OF picking ou'
na,b along the dryest places on terra iima.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

DEATH IN JAIL.-A man by the
name of Gurley died in the Jul OF
this county on Wednesday night last
of pneumonia. We learn that he re-
sided in the extreme end of this coun-
tv. and was indicted by some citizens
Of Lealle county for the crime OF rob
berry, and upon the evidence on trial
was committed to Jail here. lie was
taken i'll with that fatal disease pneu-
monia, and being confined in a cola
room during all of the late terrible
spell of weather, with such malady,
in such a place,-although he mad
mattress and blankets, and medical
attention,-death was inevitable
We have no disposition to censure'
but hesitate not to say, that when
this man was found to be in a crltl-
cal condition, he should have been
removed to a warm room, and had
fine benefit of good nursing.
We learn that he was fully con
scious of his situation, and protested
his innocence to the last.
ooh, Justice! how many crimes
are perpetrated in thy name!"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

PIANOS. AUTOMATIC ORGANS, &c.-Lest 1t sh""o
have ESCAPED the attention Of the superficial ieau'r
we would again call attention to the fact tha' lf''
A. Brown is the agent for some half dozen manu-,
,acturcrs Of the above named instruments as VIII
lie seen by his advertisement elsewhere IN our pa
rer. The instruments from these celebrated "'''
ufactories IRE too well known to require any 'n"S
more than the mere mention of the fact th"t 'ney
may be had of the agent here. All who Hno" M''
Brown, know that he wcu'd not sell an INFERIOR
instrument. Any person in want of piano OF AZ
orror ,r,nld consult their own interest by ealing
on him.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

" TOYS were the order in the last session Of
Congress but nothing was so eiiectnaiIy vetoed as
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and their kindred evils by
Co.'s Dyspepsia Cme. No two-third3 vote can
ever sustain these troubles when the cure Is called
IN the rescue Dyspepsia, heartburn, and acidity
If stomach cannot exist where Goes Dyspepsia
Cure is taken.
" Goes Cough Basam" Ore household works
,brorobopt the United States. As we travel we
are rreettd with it from rocks and fences II we
nick II, a newspaper we are advised to try 1t
rlos ,yo visit our friends we see on the shell
rc,lv for use. 1t soothes fretful children, puts
yet1 On coughing, and is a great relief TO the con
sumpttye.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

JOB PRINTING Having at length, after mnch
trial and tribulation, secured the services OF hrsI
rate and reliable printer, we are prepared 10 eAe
cate all work with which we may be favored VIII"
the greatest promptness and Dispatch we nope
our friends will bear this in mind. As dame Far'
tnrton said when she saw " job Printing III .ne
newspaper, Poor old Job, he is still printing!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05
TNSnLYENT SOTICE.

To al persons interested d2 Creators
IN the estate Of Elijah Young, drc'd:
WHEREAS, at the July term, 1880, o.'he
w Probate Court Of Madison county said
cs ate was. by order or decree Of sal. court
declared to be iusoiyent, you are hereby noe
Hied to come forward aud duly probate Your
claims ana have them properly registered
within the time prescribed by law DO said de.
cree. OF they will De forever barred.
AVELINE YOUNG. EzecurriN
OF Elijah Young, decd.
TrIv 81 lSfG-re-6mT.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

FROZEN TO DEATH.-On Monday
night last, during the great snow
storm, an old negro man, whose name
no one knew, was frozen to death III
fine blacksmith shop east Of the Stone
House His body, Of course, was
tnrnnd over to the Freedmen's Blu
rpau for burial in box !!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

Darn BY BugNING.--We learn that on Wednes-
d,v night last a Young woman, shout IS years Of
ace. named Calvin or Calvert, was burned TO dealh
at her house near the depot in this place Ine CIR
rum,tances, as far as we could learn them are as
follows She was subject to spasm', or nus ana III
The absence of her husband, who is night watch-
man. it is supposed she had one OF these iei IN
.,o FIRE w,ere ,he was found dead, being horribly
Lrr,.n
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

woop, Woopu WooD! !-Our pile of fuel is
growing small by degrees and be"u'ilu'Iy 'e'''
VIII not some of our subscribers who are IN are"
70 this Office send us a load or two? We dislike 10
mar the festivities of the HOLIDAYS by little """
Of this kind but " the keen and nppng AIR we
are now experiencing coupled with the nakedneSs
of the wood.yard, admonishes us OF the truth thaI
"necessi,y has no law" 3d. send in the WOOD, i
vou would have our thanks and comfort US IN 'ne
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

RrvovAIs.-In the beginning OF the year there
"a n goo1 deal of moving about. hessrs. Flteheu
A Bledsoe have removed their large STOCK oil iurni
ture to the new brick building on the northwest
corner Of the public square. Messrs. Semmes d
Cooper and Mr.. C. L. Gilmer have removed Their
law Offices TO the Jones buding, up stairs. next 70
P,arce House. Messrs. Hill, Calhoun George
have removed to the Mcbride building, east side OF
square, up stairs. Mistresses Kirkpatrick sims
have removed their stock Of millinery goods to the
ofRce formerly occupied by Messrs. Galloway
Cage south side Of square, where they arc selling
at cost whilst these latter gentlemen have become
somewhat elevated in their notions, and located
nm stairs over Messrs. Cassell a Baughn's drug
tore. Messrs A. S. Lee & CO. will remove In a
,., dsy. with their large stock Of groceries etc.
a. the " Henderson corner, = and Mr.. W. ). Wood
,;u remove with his stock Of same to the new brick
,.,al;ur on the northwest corner Of the square.
,u,hese PARTIES will doubtless he pleased to see
,1,ir ola irieni. and patrons at tier several new
laces q business
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-We

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-We
learn that an effort was made few
nights since to break the Jail OF TINS
county, which came very near prov
ING successful. Some five or SIX prls-
oners-two white men, and the pal
ancc colored-were engaged III inc
plot 1t seems that some one OF the
prisoners had succeeded in conceal
ing about his person-perhaps Ia HIS
boot or shoe-a knife, on beng III
carcerated. With this they cut III
two an iron bar, and with this they
priced off a part of the iron casing'
which gave them free access to the
brick wall, through which, to WITHIN
one layer of brick from the outside
they had penetrated when discover
ed. Those engaged in the attempt
we learn, were at once placed III th'
| 1unUnou
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

.rsl H,T.!!-Any Of our readers who may
visit New Orleans and need a new me Vt ."N''
inr for the Uranium whilst there, cou.d ho' ma
better or a cheaper article in the city thah may DC
had at Dave c. Johnston's, " the people hatter'
onposite the St. CHARLES Hotel. See his cara III an
.otler column.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

D,seo,rTroy The law finn Of M2ssrs lnck'tt'
mann & Smith ha, Leon dissolved, Mr. Smith bay
inr withdrawn from the same and SET up Oh -"
rwl hook. His cricc is on the noiih s'de OIL Tue
,,oIlir .oua,o. We invite attention to his card
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

Cry PnopnrY FOR SAr.-Any one desiring
10 nor.na.e city property have now an opportun'
~ to get bargain Mrs c. T. Reeves offers Ter
new dwelling house and premises, in this city al
very low price. See advertisement in another
column.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05
TRUST S AL +.

DY VIRTUE Of the provisions Of deed OF
ID trust. executed by J. II. Caldwell, and
his wife. Mary Caldwell, to the unders Cned g.,
dated July 18th 1850 and duly recorded on
pages 35l and 355 Book P of the records OF
he Probate Clerk Of Madison county, STATE
If Mississippi. l hereby give ruuee 10 81,
PARTIES interested. that ! will proceed 10 sell
before the Courthouse door, in the city o!
Canton, State and county AZORES aid, GA
Wednesday. 10th January, L D. 1861.
between legal hours to the highest bidder at
public ou'crv. for cash, the following reai
estate situate and lying within the county O..
Madison. State aforesaid, together With all
and singular The Appearances taereunio be-.
longing. viz: NJ aud ) " and w 81 u
OF section 8. : "a and " y FL and = :
3 r ar section 10. NJ OF 81 and : cd .
ID. s. va IT section II ia township eight range
..5 r. e. Of eectloa 3. A. Of sec
... ..G Ha Of X Va OF section - joNn.
range 2y-st, containing 10y csili-aiioi
.r..~ more or less.
Ta.r.Ie is believed to he beyond dispute
... a-.ine as trustee. I Shall only convey sues
F...a q. Is vested ia me ~ virtue o. sala aeeo
fp ,-4-r. RICHARD hlN ! ill.,
,-ec sTIv Trustee
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

p,r,c sNE.-we call tie attentions of the pub,
II. To ihe advertisement Of William Smith, He
will dispose of his personal estate, on saturday
the 18th instant.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

Hayes q CIantou,
IS. Fl. Fa.
sam Brown, (fm. c.)l
II. pc'crson
vs.. Fl. Fla.
DY VIRTUE Of the above stated wits
- to me directed from the Circuit Court
Of Madison county, Miss ! will SELL at
public cutlery, to the highest bidder, for
cash. before the Courthouse door, IN the
town Of Canton, in said county, on the
FIRST Noa9ay in JaHUary, 1867,
The following described property, to wit
Five Bales, more or less, of Lint, or
Ginned Cotton, and two bales more or
less, Of Seed or Unginned, Cotton.
Levied on as the property of said de-
PENDANT Sam Brown, (Em.c..) aud Will
i he sold to satisfy said f. IA. and all costs,
JOHN T. sEMMES,
Dec !. 1896. T'tI Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05
Ho! for Christmas.
TOYS for all the little ones. A large anu
varied assortment for sale by
CASSELL Il BAUGllN.
Christmas Presents |

Fine Gold PENS md PENCILS,
Fine Gold Mounted and Silver Extension
PENCIL CASES,
Fine PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Snlendid Bohemian TOILET SETS,
Spleudid Gold and Antique PoEllCAL
WORKS,
Splendid FLORAL OFFERINGS and KEEP
SAKES.
Call and see them at
CASSEL & BAUGHN'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05
Wednesday, 10Th Janusry. + .. 800,
FGR RENT.

4 -rrSrAN STEINGS-Couiai7in- aboni
81" ere. Of oreu lard. Houses and
i-rgsa- 10 good order. .-,,,,,.. -.
GecE-f D. l. 81 ~ - -
y-,r,...t-rr 81 rHK'< RtANK ATTACH EMS
49, v.-h 1 i %. .y-.- T.r sale 81
~ THIS OFFICE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05
WALL PAPE L,
WINDOW SHADES.

5000 Rolls WALL PAPER great variety
Of patterns,
Fine Cloth and Paper WINDOW SHADES.
dels At CAssELL & BAUGHN's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-05

Adyer ising per square, Of eight lines, 81 90 for
tbe first, md 75c. for each subsequent insertion.
rY- In no case will proof OF Publication OF legal
advertise nents be furnished until the printers Zee
is paid.
ey-W ere there is no specification of the num-
her of in crtions desired either in writing or YER
bay,a crtisements will be published TIL tor5'd
and cha led at the regular rates.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16
The Exchange of Prisoners.

Gen. Butler has published the cores
pondence, orders, &c, exhibiting all or
his administration as Commissioner for
the exchange of prisoners. There mas
been much misunderstanding, and
great deal more Of misrepresentation OF
the conduct OF this business, and many
taking uaguanimOus advantage Of the
Con ederate-D Democratic hue ana cry
AGAINST Gen. Butler, have charged as
horrible atrocities on his part thAngs
which. when put upon their true respon-
sibility, the same persons viii nnd all
right and proper.
There are many who honestly believe
that the exchange of prisoners was pre-
vented by putting It in charge of Gen.
Butler, whom the rebel Government re-
fused to treat with. There are many,
also, who believe that when the rebel
authorities did negotiate with him he
prevented the exchange of white sold
iers, by insisting that the blacks should
be nut on the same footing Of pris-
Oners of war, while the rebels re-en-
shaved them. And latterly COmmission-
er Ould has come forward with a state
ment, which, if true, would seem 70 snow
that he offered TO deliver us our SICK ano,
wounded without equivalents, ana thA1
Gen. Butler refused them.
But this corr espondenCe shows ina!
the Confederate authorities were Iorceo
to shirlx out of their atrooious ana lnIa-
NOUS decree of outlawry, and 20 negotl-
afe with Gen. Butler, and that he pro-
/ proceeded slzilIfully to the settlement ol
| disputes of great magnitude that had
accumulated between the two sides be-
| fore he came into the management
4 chiefly growing out Of the incomplete
/ paroles az VieksbUrg and Port Hudson
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

EFAVING understood that the agent or owners OF
III the "King Hive' (American Bee Hlve) pate
ent (of Delaware Co., o. has represented that l
was about to sell out my interest in the Lang
strOthB patent to Mr. King. take TINS Inetnou
Of informing the public that such is NOT the case
MessrB. b. A King s Co., patentees or manuiao-
turers Of the "American Bee Hive" at Nevada, o.
have offered me II per cent OF their gross receipts
upon their sales Of individual rights Tor their hlve
gn the territory owned by me in the langstrotn
1stent,1 provided will allow them to use small
but important PART Of the Langstroth patent, VIZ
s'the use past and future Of whatever features Of
the Iangstroth extended patent, already enters
into the a0tched style Of heir) partially closed
topped frame hives, but no contract whatever haa
been entered into by therefor. As this Is an
admission. Of infringement by Messrs- King q o.
themselves: and as there are others selling ether m
fringements upon the LangstFOth PATENT and J. is
regarded Is impossible TO construct a movable
comb hive p0sssstiHq he requisite practical dd5Gss-
tagss sought without in some particular infringing
the LanFstroth patent is hoped that parties Wish
/ ing movable comb hives wiz see the importance
| Of purchasing the Langstrotbs patent which "a.
Hepsr besa charged 15h t51fTfn2tHg any 0heI EdtsI
and possesses all the advantages requisite Tor sue
/ CeBsful and profitable bee culture. rsale oy
RICHARD COiViN,
/ White Sulphur, P. O., Delaware Co., D.
Circulars containing the granted CLAIMS Of The
LanEstrOth patent (nOW extended for seven years,
| the opinion or the Patent Office Examiners thereon
and other valuable information, will be furnished Of
receipt Of a cent stamp.
/ Nay 17'6I.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

that he forced the rebel authorities to
withdraw their atrOciOus order, found
ed on an act Of their Congress, that Ofti-
GERS OF negro troops should be given up
to the State authorities to be tried for
enticing salves; that is to be hunws and
that he forced them to give up working
the black prisoners on the fortificationg,
exposed to our fire, and to treat them as
prisoners Of war.
It shows that several other abuses Of
our captured soldiers were stopped by
MS measures of retaliation, and that in
some others Of larger operation, which
we nave reason TO believe would have
Oeen as elective, heWas prevented from
putting his plan in operation, by supe-
f!or au5hority- It shows also that be-
SIDES these matters Of detail he had ar
ranged Tor an exchange of all white sOl-
diers UhaG were captive, which would
still leave enough in our hands to hold
against the dispute about negro troops
and against all the open questions, and
that this exchange was stopped by ore
der of Gen. Grant, for the reason that
il would re-enfOrce the rebel armies at
a critical part Of Gen. Sherman's CAM
paigu.
It shows further that when the ex-
change of sick was resumed at Savan-
nah, Gen. Butler sent ships and supa
plies sufficient to receive and care for
all, but that some of his vessels were
diverted by other orders to other Eef-
vice, so that the exchange was greatly
tmpeded, but that he pushed it with
earnestness and vfgor, until the busia
ness was taken from his hands.
Divested Of the connection with the
rebel aud Democrats hatred Of General
Butler for his efficient service to the
country, and Of the temptation which
this facility offers to the weak and
treacherOua to assail him, the subject Of
stopping the exchange Of prisoners to
prevent reinforcing the enemy with
able bodied men in exchange for the ru-
ined bodies they had made Of our sol
diers, may be more fairly considered
than it has hitherto been.-Ci CisciN1dM
Gazette.