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New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
Su,tial Notins.

Wby il PhaIons Flor de Mayo,v the perfume
the handkerchief like ghthOuei Because the beautiful weaker
vessels would be quite lost without it,
Chamber of Conmerce.-A Special Meeting Of the CHAMBER
OF coMME9CE will he held THURSDAY next Jan 20. {"
o'clock NJ to Communication from the Chairman Of the
Committee Piers appointed at public meeting hed
the Merchants Exchange So "a Pet the 9Th Of November.
inviting Chamber members OF the Board Of "hr~
and Piers proposed by said Committee d. order,
JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS. jr. Secretary.
Union Republican General Committee spesi o1 Nee.
wsy sonhwes corner Of Twenty oonds THURSDAY. Jan ~.
al q O'clock r1A''1A FREEMAN FrruIAE cb.i.
Snsi2ss Ts. RSssaSsR; 8 sSRoso }se're''He'.
Fenion Campaign Ciub.--NISkTEhN:H AsssMBLi Dts
TRlClA MEETING q this Clap vii take place On "EDSEsDAt
ESsSSG 2 "a TO- oi t. a Pso a ssr are siea
gnSn s eesr & s S %ssl FFsS J
22 inst Headquarters Of rweaitas and Broadway al
4 j. Plr1n- 3seer...rie.. THOMAS MURPHY Pr''t
c.ry and Provision viii be held At their Hal No IA Seventh
ave- on WhDNLSDAl ~ ~ AhaiSu JAN - % o., M h' , ,s,era.
members learn .ast a,ss they a.. ss
''liS GSpssR afa ManRs9 ses.ry h, B6sf
Important Railway Travellers:
IMPORTANT TO PERIo6iCdL AND NEWS AoENTSn
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY coycERS'u
lamar nuuher of
APPLgToY'S OFFICIAL RAILWAY GuIDg
PUBLISHERS, u. APPLETON Co,
Nos. 4i3 and 80 Broadway.
$40 Miles
OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
ARR NOW COMPLETED,
THE TRACK BEING LAID AND TRAINS RUNNING
WITHIN TEN MILES OF THE SUMMIT
OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
The remaining miles will be flushed the weather
nl the oadbe sufficiently packed to receive the rails The
work continues to be pushed cug tie western
slope with usaate energy aud much larger will be employed
during before The prospect that the whole
GRAND LINE TO THE PACIFIC
WILL BE COMPLETED IN 1870.
VA. never better The means 80 far provided Lave
proved ample ck Of funds for the mo vigorous pss'
enterprise These divided into four classes
1.-UNITED STATES BONDS,
Having thirty years and bearing six cent currency interest
at the rate Of per mile for SIT miles the PADsi then at the
rate Of $40 per $50 miles through tie Rocky Mounu'
then the rate per mile for the remaining distance for which
tie United takes second lien security The interest on these
Bonds paid by Government: which also pays the
Company onehs the Of its bills money for Transporting a
freight, troops nails &c remaining half Of these bills placed |"
companys credit lnd forms. sinking fund which may finally d
charge the wh9Is amount Ofthis lien.
9%FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
p, It's charter the Company permitted issue It's oTn Prr Mor
ge Bonds 70 the e bonds Issued BY The
.n no more only he rodd prc.r' The Trustees i' 'ns
BoudoIer are the E. Morgan L. Senator from SeSorA
and the Hon oakes Ames Ofths u House OF Rpfea
y who are responsible for delivery Of these Bonds 70 ee .e
pany in accordance with the terms Of thl ky, r~-- =
8.-THE LAND GRANT.
The uIr f R0aa Company has land gran. shsou,.
ton from the GoveruSsbi d 500 t9 the mile line
- -'n r"t he ~nr'h ''' 'A-- o. "a "-' ---' - - '
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
FROZEN TO DEATH

Nr>,SrApoIrs Mimi, Jan. 21.--R. OC Connor, n
scI1l tenclcr IN Rcnrld IN this Stat put on the
t Tor iiug an extra ten Gnnts eracnd Tor not
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
4-THE CAPITAL STOCK.
The authorized capital the Union Pacific Railroad Company $780,
Ooo which % 900 been paid the work already csus
THE MEANS SUFFICIENT TO BUILD THE
ROAD.


Contracts for the entire work building miles Of frsaa rail-
ro. west from comprising dfeu
work and embracing eyep except surveying have been made
with responsible parties sho have already knAed $40 nhes
sixty eight thousand and hhht dollars sD
per mile This price includes all shops for construction sH4
repairs Of cars depots stations, Incidental b1ings and
also locomotives baggage and freight and other reats
rolling shall be less than $1,000 ns
Allowing remaining hundred and eghr Of the
hundred miles assumed be bC By the Union Psee Company
TO be sa0.0O0 per mile
THE TOTAL COST OF ELEVEN HUNDRED MILES WILL Ba
As FOLLOWS:
9ll miles at s6s0Ss. S62203012
1856 miles, s90OO0...................... I6,74O,0OO
Add discounts bonds surveys 8e........ 100000
Amount ..........
bonds equal and the CompaHys own Frs
Mortgage Bonds have ready market, We have as the
AVAILABLE CASH RESOURCES FOR BUILDING ELEVEN
HUNDRED MILES
Z. S .s2g JlS, 900
First Mortgage Bonds. 2932s, 900
Capital paid the work done-. $500, 900
Land Grant IL go 600 at I'll 50 III 100000
SIS 276,0O0
The Company ample facilities supplying any deficiency hst
for This y be done wholly
part by additional sabscrpt to capital stock
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.
present. profits Of the Company derived only from local
tr,fc but already much thar sufficient pay Interest
all Bonds the Company II another built
doubted that ROAD completed the through rse OF tho
only connecting Pacific will beyoai
precedent w be competition always done "a
profitable
II will be noticed that the Union Paciie Railroad fact Gor
york. built under the supervision Of officers ami to
with Government and that Its bonds Issued
direction II believed that similar seeurty -
carefully guarded certainly other based upon
valuable property As the COmpsDys
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
offered for the present NINETY CENTS on THE DOLLAR they
cheapest security the market being than IL est
lower United stocks They pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
NINE PER CENT upon the aud thirty 70
Subscriptions will be received NesiOk At the
Compauys o6ce. No. 20 Nssssu-st, aud by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK No. Sasaast.
CLARK, DODGE & Co., BaDkers No 81 WAlfst,
JOHN j. CISCO L son, Bankers No. % Wa!st,
HENRY CLBWS & Co, Bankers, No y WsisI'
HEDDEN. WINCHESTER Co Banker, No es Boad"N'
the Compsnys advertised Agents throughout the United s'asa
Remnces should he made IN drsns other funds par IL NeHlo
will charge by return express Faes sas
scbug through agents will look them for their safe de'er
ANEW PAMPHLET AND MAP showing the Progress Of the "o
Resources for Construction Value Of Bonds may be obtained the
Coupany Oaees Agents or viii b. seat Tree On ae
pheAtion. .,,.. , c,eco r..n... N.-vS
January g. 1861
sleeve buttons and studs,
Fse SH, kfht Ten. 10 FRS dollars
set o sale by ALLEN No ais Broadway door belos
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22
pioet a. Chandon Champagne.


Having received the shipment Of Messrs g Cbapons WIN
tNpRflI fCRFEN SfAL NRRZENAY and FLEuR DE- SiLLERY
oF riE EXCELLENT VINTAGE OF 1865 beg sntos
of die pubc 10 these " Wines especially the WIN IMPERIAL
GREES SEA which has been b be
or IN any otLer champagne before
The above dealers Wines
t1, etr ANTHONY OECIs.
Sole Agent for Messrs Most& Chandsn In the u \
Dr, j. II. schenck, of Philadelphia, respectfully fnorss
Lis patients and the public that he will be professionally AZ his kees
No Bondst HeWYork TUESDAY. Jauaap 20 from o n
nn and every TUESDAY thereafter HIS medicines bs
obisred at hsrooos At all tines
Vermont spring Water which Caseer scrofas Bs,ius
Ulcers Kidney Diseases Is sold By druggists IN bottles married
"yeront Spring SAXK Shejo VIZ u guard against mposi
Wholesale Depot No ali Broonest. kev-iork
Post0mcc Notce-rhe mails for karors ~il be d'pAehfi
from this once WEDNESDAY. I'd THURSDAY IN and SAITH
DAY 2h inst closing u ooock noon shd a. the stations foL
lows viz; Stations b. s3i and l:l and lisiei
and q II o'eloek a. JaMso NELLY Postmaster.
Newly OrL (.od EXCHANGE Bani.-StaieEent Of toe kBw
EXCHANGE BANK VI isss
tor eslus saturs.y January, !.
poanss .ezSoSs5 -
----.-. ts1rss -
O D<ro<f 5000 .s-.. .....
sndc
JACOB HuSsXLI, Cashier.
s~oru as day Of Jsnus lies -
New-York tribune., 1868-01-22

THE REPOI-rED POISONING OF GEN. DoSTAs UN-
THUE-THE CAUSE on HIS DENTH-OPERA-
TIONs AGAINST THE REBELS - HEALTHY
STATE OF THE REyENUE-1HE PROPOSED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08
RBnETPTs on PROpUoE.

STL0UIS-Towhoat Kellogg and barges-2so bbls
ISIS 40 Kehlor. Updike kco--l45 ] 81 Pohlhaus Aeo--
800 bbls -four 400 SKIS bran 70 Order--2o bbls Hour
baFdS1aSe Is stoves q Thitey ScosJ7 sks oats to
w o Kimball 6co-2lG do n DTuhan &co-140 do to
- brsg n S az ~ STs5 Ia1baei %eo "
SKIS barley aSe do ship stuff Q Barker-4ss0 SKIS corn
Summers Z Brannins--1oI slE7 corn Lacey Terry Sec
N oreenleaf--l0 bbls oil Woods, Matthews &co--A
hhds tobacco , H Ashbridge Decan--l0 bbls oil 70
Dick-Io bxs matches Grisii Byrnes-io do so rolls
e hfroIls bagging to Alien Wayne &c9-is bales Of
40 do Hays, Tunstal &co--T5 bxs hardware 795 pcs
castings hioe Bres &co---S0 stoves bxs saddlery
tons ice q Q Ice Co.a bsrgss Ice 3 Ice oo-Tofai.
1888 bbs flour s253 SKIS 1851 SKIS oats lao SKIS bran
LoUisVIELE John Kilgour-lo7 pkgs
spplss Miller Meyer-eo bps apples A Julian--sl
X BOVINE 100 PCS 6SgEing Violett Black dco--s
tcs lard S B Kennedy 6eo-ls kegs butter to Keep s
bids tobacco r r Torain--2O do Jno d KINGS do
TurnblIi. Kirby &co-Sl hhds tobacco 81 I Given
sorss Goes bbs onions Thos KiBsfs Do g
Greys = Wilderman-alo bales cotton n Greenwood
& D Fisher &co-2 DO Volett, Black 4eo--22s bbs OF
aoqr Woods. Matthews &co-eQ 90 u a sorle Aeo- @
abxS biiters show card Jno eming-l box seed to
Payne. Huntington 6eo-.l * leathsr frAnk--l bxs
iii oups q Bros--2o half bblI beer ] zsigler-.ll2
empty bbs Page 6co-5 pkgs sgndriea Gates. Giles
sahdEss % orasETOta q bales cotton loo hhds TO-
sNATcHEz-st Steamer wild waeonsr-s bales cot
ton 4 Moore &co--3 bales paper stock Whiteman
Bro5-10 sss cotton seed hlsF1--l32 bbls potatoes
Vfalett Black dco---le bxa fruit r Tramontana-13
do bns vegetables ID bbls onions do cabbage n
B6armen--<I bxs peaches PinAud a feilon-4 DO to
ordcrl-s do pkg cutter o Hopkins-2 bbis peaches
ahidBa aEs onions A Y Hickman 1co---2 sks paper
stock Cher. AtNater &oo-<t Dbl Turtles 9 Mands-
dhe----1 do hides 30 copper do wax bag rags e
tlf0oHiinR--lot old non II Mtuhel-s--10 bdls hdo1
bhl taitaEi Meyer-1l bbi1 POTATOES A4oore :
order /. =
1HAEE4 0N-SteamsE Cleoua--l bale motes to
blla hideg winston MORRISON eoc-l ais skins Y
aides Jnq Hsrdis Eeo2oo a.a!e1 q y 2 smith
~ BY TIE HAILRoAps.
NEW ORLE ANS, OFELQU8AB AND GREAF
WESTERN hAILR0AD~July rs coops poultry
bn1 eaFs % hide bd akins bags wool Il Couret
y bales moss (. laeasslensIlt 20 = lttfebsnne-s
DO y "A WRsh--9 do J Addison-2 do 3 Laue--lQ do
~ aI1s oAaong 4 6urls3 Do ~ AXIS potAtoe8 u lsfoRi
g aldt potatoes to j o Murphy &co-50 sks onions
bbls fite y q Sevln--sundfit1 to order
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY g. 1858.

lsc for Northern English dairy and cream,
and 7@l0c for skim.
INDIA BAaG1NG-The market is quiet, and
no transaction came within our notice to.
day. It is held at 254o q yard in bales, and
234 in rolls. Sales far the past three days
100 bales. Receipts $50.
BALE RoPE-Is retailing at 9lf99Ac u ID.
In round lots it is quoted at &c.
SALT-The demand continues good, and
prices firm at 81 5000 SIS % sack for Liver
pool coarse and fine from warehouse, and
50 60Q2 65 from store. 1000 sacks sold to
the trade at 50 5002 55 from warehouse.l
RICR-Louisiana rice is retailing at so
l0Ac for ordinary to choice. India is quoted
at 104@l0sc; Carolina l2@l29c % ID.
IRON CoTToN TIEs-Are quoted at &c u D
in round lots.
WooL-There is very little doing in wool
and rates are firm and unchanged, VIZ:
Texas common to full merino 2003lc u ID,
Texas bury l2@2Oc, lake u OPS, Louisiana
20@25c, Mexican I7@lSc.
CoFFEE-Ihe market is quiet but firm at
the following rates: prime l7gl 73c q d;
good l64@16sc; fair 15a@l6c; ordinary to
fair @.
NAVAL SroREs-we notice sales of 1000
bbls of rosin at So so III Dbl for common
So rs for No. 2; and So so for No. l. Tar is
dull at 81 for eighteen to. twenty
gallon packages and S3@3 50 for large
blNts ElICu Is QdOI6u az "a OVWgo u,
Dbl. Spirits turpentine is dull at 42c %
gallon, and is selling in a small way at 45c.
HIDEs-The demand continues good and
the stock light.
CoRN MEAL-Kiln dried is quoted at 81 so
"a IS IL bbl for round lots, and is retailing
at 81 IS v Dbl,
MALT AND HoPs-The market is dull and
prices dropping. We quote Western ~ 50
az 80 u bushel, and Canada 81 9993. Hops
still dull at 25@45c u ID.
TALLow-City rendered is quoted at l3c,
and country at 123c 20 b.
EscULENTs-Potatoes are selling at 81 "a
| as u Dbl on the landing: onions S404 So
apples So % Dbl and 81 so % box.
POULTRY AND EGes-Geese are selling on
the landing at 50 y dozen; turkeys SIS q
| dozen. No chickens here; eggs 150lSc. q
dozen in boxes and SIS u Dbl.
FREIGHTs-0wing to the extreme dizziness
| which characterizes the market at present
there is little field for remarks, The unem
| pluyed foreign tonnage in port, though very
| limited, is ample to accommodate the
amount of freight offered. CoastWise the
regular steamers are getting fair cargoeI
| of -four, cotton, tobacco, wool, hides, etc
| Wequote by steam cotton to Liverpool 0.l6d
| to New York &c; to Boston and Philadelphia
| lc % is; tobacco to New York So % hid
flour to New York 75c u bbl to Boston s73e
pork a14d beef to Northern ports 81 rs u
| Dbl; corn to New York and Boston zoe
bushel; wheat to Liverpool l0@12d; corn Il
| Liverpool I'D By sail the rates are cottoT
| to Liverpool 7.l6d; to HaVre lie; to Bremen
| lc; tobacco to Liverpool and Bremen 35c 4
hid; to Hayre $12; to London BIS Cd; corr
| to Liverpool Cd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08
sTEAMEKs LEAVING TODAY.
We ARE NOT OUR OWN.

We are not our own, to live and die,
Catching at pleasures as they fly;
We are not our own, when a mighty crowd
Cries with an urgent voice and loud:
: We perish we perish oh, give us bread
FIJI US and feed us as you have been fed"
When the pale shrunk lip, and the hollow
eye,
Bespeak them fainting, and like TO die;
When the widow groans in her wretched-
ness,
And the infant walls in its weak distress;
Turn not away from the sigh and the
moan
Remember, o man thou art not thine own.
We are not our own in the eager strife
With truth aud error, death and life;
There's a mission Of mercy and love to
fulfill
Shall others be stirring, and we be still?
No! through the length and breadth Of
the land,
Let brothers go forward, hand in hand;
Give food to the fsmished, the fainting
sustain;
Seek to strengthen the tempted, alleviate
pain;
We dare not live to ourselves alone,
While there's aught to be done, we are
not our own.
american odd BellotD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08
AGENTS ron THE REPUBLHOAN.
- ~. country pnrl.hes OF I.ouluIann.

In the Country Parishes OF Louisiana.
,ssn8 nPPtoSsttofice-Siilton Morris.
Assum n~Napoieonville- H. Hsmpstead-
efiss~Eyergreen-Genera Henry ". Fuller.
Bienvills-Ringgold-M H. Twitchell.
Rossier-Benton-John Pearce.
do-Shreveport-Beniamin MoLeran-C. u
Antoine.
Oaldwell-O openhAgen-Richard Is; E1geWoItn'
Oarroll-Iake Providence-GeorRe q. BenhSmi
Oaiborne-Minden-L. W. Baker-A- y. Dyke
Homer-W. r Meadows.
S5S DC nssotonMan adhidee s. sny 1sti"
East Baton Rouge-Baton Rouge-Louis FRANCOIS
G. w Reagan, p,.z-ata.is
I bsTville-Ssgou Goaia-P G. observation-disclosures
mines-William Brown. -,
Jackson--Vernon-G. w. Ferguson
Observation-Disclosures; q. GardlneE;
,afayette-YermiAiO nvIle-foEtune hlaro1,.,,.
Iafo1rche-,Thib Il Reese-William
Murrel ,,. .c,,.-,.. r.y,,,..
NoTehouse-Bastrop, f + uckingham.
Natchitoches = Natchitoches, Charles Leroy and
Plaaueminss~Bon seiour-D. A. Tnibaut-Buras
5ettIeme1t-W Al Brainar I'd rr,;ls FonDsfoi.
Rapides-Ale Acknowledgment A. j. Sypher-Geo'
Sabine Manny-Dr. j. B. Lewis.
st. Oharles-Peter HRrper.
ST. Helsns-Amits City-Willism Butler. a.
81 fandEy-Opeiousas-- Vidal, August Do
ST Martin-St. Martinsyille-S: l.. Snaer. .
st. MARY rauklin-A. j. Demarest-Jennert
Postohiee--J. B. Esna-d.
St. uy-Covington--Johp hutchinson
Madisouville-O d. Riggs. -
Tensas-St. Joseph-Capt. N. r. Steele-Capt' A
N. Gould.
West Batou Rouge-Lobdelfs Store-Theodore
Mahier.
Texas.
Austin-Ridge Paschal.
San Antonio-W W. Gamble.
Shelhvville--George r. Stuhbeheld.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08
ERIE HALLWAY.


GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE n
" route to New York, Boston, and New q
cities.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Bunkirk TO new fork.........
Buffalo to New York. ........,.a...f. ........El
Salamanca to New York. ......,.............l'
And is from Twenty-Five to Twenty.sevea
the shortest route.
AL trains run directly through to New I'd
miles without change of coaches
From and after April 70, 1861, trans wi
in connection with all western lines as follow
tR9M DuNKIRK AND bALANLANcA-By Ned
time from Union Depots:
$50 A. M. EXPRESS MAIL, from Dunkir
keXcept Sundays). Stops ct Salamanca 10 A.
connects at HornellsFille and Corning with
". Express Mail from Buffalo, and arrives
LIS p. ii. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, from Sal
daily Except buhdnys). Stops At Hornellsvilll
AM. Day Express 2. M, lshpper) interseotii
t9sZ'A r N; train from Buffalo, and arrives
4!9bP. M NEW YORK NIGHT ExPREss, fro5
kirg except sundays. Stops ct Salamanca
A., olean 7:35 z NJ, tsupperl, Turner's 81
tbreakfastl, and arrives in New, YORK at u %
connecting with afternoon trains and stead
Boston and New England cities.
FROM lBUFFALo-By New York time from
corner Exchange and Michigan streets:
6:B A. M NEw YORK Day EXPRESS, Isl
eKoepted) Stops at HornellsViIie eos A nj
fast, SusquehAnna 2;l7 P. NJ. dinner, Turn
z N (supperl, and arrives in New York :
=
Baokawanna and Western Railroad, and al
City with Midnieht Express Train of New
Railroad for PhiladelphiAs Baltimore, and
500 a. N. EXPRESS MAIL, via Avon and 4
vile daily, except Sundays). Arrives in Nd
at 1:O9 A. M. Connects at Elmira with N
Central Railroad for Harrisburg. Phtladelp
timorel washington, and points south
2:O p. M. LIaHrNIEo ExPREss, C5und
ceptod), stops at Hornellsville 6:& P. M.
and arrlyes In New YORK at 100 A, ~; Don
Jersey CITY with Morning Express Train !:
jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Washing
at New York with Morning Express Train fol
and New EngieRd cities.
6il9 P. M. NEW YORK NIsHr ExPREsH
Stops St PortAge s:S6 I. n. .sSP), interess
kirk, and arrives in New YORK at Il 80 p. Nj.
l'20 2. M. OINcISNATI EXPRESS, daily.
excepted.l stops at SusqushADna T:22 a N
s:23 ~ CONNECTS at Elmira WITH North,
tral Railway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia
more, Washington, and points south, at Grd
with DelaWaTe, Lackawanna and Westernq
for scranton, Trenton, and PHILADELPHIA, ant
York with afternoon trains and steamers "a.
and New England cities.
Only one train east on Sunday, leaving 81
6l0 z, M, and reaching New York at l2;3O P
Boston and New England passengers, Wi
baggage, are transferred FREE or CHARGE
York.
10 pleasure travellers the line of the Erie
presents msny objects Of interest, passing !
the beautiful valleys Of the uhsmung, Susqut
Delaware, ana RnmApo rivers, an ever-c
panorama of natures beauties commands at
The best ventilated and most Injurious :.
coaches IN the world accompany al 'ght
Baggage checked through and 70 AWAY
IS BY any other route. t
Ask for tickets via Erie Railway, which onr.
southwest.
Geul Superintendent. Gsn'l Pass
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08
aaIsoELLANnous ErRaEs.

An Iowa paper intimates that the reason
why Clay Dean does not wash himself is
because he is afraid the Democratic party
might lose ground.
A man has Just died in England from ex-
cessive bleeding Of the gums. caused by 9
blow received IN quarrel. Surgeons tried
to stop the hemorrhage but IL continued
four days, when death ensued.
Many men indorse the sentiments of Hor-
ace Binney Sargent, expressed at the ReDub-
lican ratification meeting in Boston: II
secession is not whipped out Of the nation
we will elect man who can whip 1t, and
If il is we want to shake hands, make up,
and go to work q, nation
A lady in Prince Edwards Island sent 70
the international Convention at Detroit the
motto, Christ for all the world; all the
world for Christ, which was suspended
over the Presidents chair.
traveller in Missouri tells a story of a
''nAtiyeD ia that State worth $50, 000, who
sold his farm and moved West because, he
said, now that the Yankees were coming he
on be obliged to buy shoes for his wife.
If half the efforts now making by the
rebels to enlighten educate, and encourage
their own poor whites ten years ago, they
never would have embarked in the bloody
experiment Of a civil war.
The other evening one gentleman pointed
out Misunderstanding individual TO hia
friend as D sculptor. "Whativ said his
friend, such looking chap 70 that q
eculptor. Surely. you must be mistaken
SAID the informant, but know that he
'chiseled' a tailor out Of q suit Of clothes
last week.
The bitter opposition to the new consti-
sutton Of Mississippi Is caused by the fact
thatn legalizes the marriage Of all persons
now cohabiting together IS man and wife.
This CLAUSE excites terrible opposition
among the leaders Of the rebel Democracy
of that State, many OF whom have long
kept their cOt0red eoaeabines, aud de not
now relish being equally responsible for their
black and tan progeny.--St. Louis Demo
Graz.
The World seems Ia delight in its old Gus
tom d fbeling om gellaat soldiers. II
c1aI4es them with naing pluudeHere,
1iral3f. thieves. and cssg iIsats. IL has AZ
Wara y censpfe for the rebel invaders Of
tue North. The World can no4 hide It,
rebel f5nnailies- NetC York Commercial
Oolonel Clnaan, who bought TIE Kan
rncth Cave. eS1laips himself tAAE Il
hQaght il for Sao11. and has been B grand
pufohua4. hage Dee1a bayzng caves NON
fh4tNdnty yeats. Tie fftt one / owned
People fsona was I1EA ct caves, and they
brought lhtn % me, ana Z bought them.
They are cuTidus lnlngs. ltlHafs 3 a. 1ouQ
teEIa3la
ont would suppose, inraadiaE q eopfh-
era ra|ferH that he rebels were tle mesI
ina1 Nt enle 80 earth. NQroqYf aler
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