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New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS
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s,,r.nr Albemare Gibbs Lewes with mdse pass.
ola @ sasn ASTsy of LIVERPOOL Musan Calcutta 1877
day.; sry St aia s 10 Yarmouth ST. cunnn ST.
BaTs Anna oi Pctou) McPna Dublin As days via Della
s la Gre ie toi Kingston Jam) Bahrs Rio Hache ~
da 5, vita hides. sKins. &C.
Steamships State Indiana Glasgow; Carondeet for
MiSp%sun.et mOderate K; thick and showing.
,o,ox pec The Austrian bark Alberto Capt cOrich
sied from kuIopan port tor the United states
HRFGx Dec. PA masted schr with all sail set
reported on 10 dse TssS @ he o. lost The
tug ndsor Is laid up ana tnsIe IS 10 m means % UI
eatin with tlo wreck Its supposeu u oe an
2aTh1 sR5 se4 T ToPssy @ .o%s of Carleton s T. q 4
fraro,I tiaI he vessel and crew are lost
EoRElGN POE1s.
QUEENSTOWN Dec 22-The Inman Line steamship City Of
oTA flOm Liverpool Dec "a saed hece Tor Sew-l ora
oIyEzsrowN Dec 22-The williams
mp Pess s &as %s SilerSo r and roceeed ior liverpool
LoSDos Dec 22.-sail,d lin inst Amilade' l2th INST.
railSch COw Oro. Ann Cat Unser Tor baltimore y.
crot ohye fnuios LSt hs' % aS.eS '3mT RTSsr,
keiseIn ARRIVED 10TH llGre, cart FlrsFo East Emma
bo~ I'd Aq4la .pL LavOid, CamOIay.
DOMESTIC PORTE.
Dec steamship & Heca tSn MGNiSsan
Cleared BARK san Gregory ~ syt ts, toF axaa 4
In r. low Htsy lor Woods ole, savannah.
E0xfREss MONROE, Va, Dec Zz-AIi. Yea, barKs Kate
Howe fTum Bristol, orders hOmanc from Key west
hsty ewarI ~ ST. IhOnaIs, ordered 1Luno Passed
An i0r Baltimore bark ArllOa IRON Liverpool, DflEs H W.
Jon.s nom Win ntr iOromast sp uuRi jennie
MOrlan from eramDuco fassed out DarA MasEie - Oal
ylllo for tns Continent Saed snps Derue bseo" anu
Alice ~. Cooper, fJr Liverpool ,,
puApRIPiA. Z2.-Arr.ved, steamship Aries, Whel.
don "A ON DostOn TOnawauLa, sherman from Providence
Reading ColDurn, Irou Ne"'foIk CeaIeH' oS Memory
Bremen
IHlKRsION Dec. 22.-Arrived steamship Equator from
Philadelphia ship EcnweEaaTu IRON lyDeo Dafks mar
oIle o. Bordeaux Northern Queen, rOm 4NeTp0Ol Dig
Inye Jula from
,abamas Iieared ship AlD0roug, anu uaks tOhoepuOi
Xg4,a anu NaWaIencn EOr Liverpool Sailed, steamships
leon aud Raegn BaitmOre scnr Paragon Tor POrts
mouth ~. IL ---,. ,-- - -.
ships a Wright hayIe Glen AOn-Tcn tOi ~
boy LOrenclnta, from Havana
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

Railway, N j. Dec 81 at the residence OF
her sonn.aw, the Rev. ]. A nggitt Mrs Jane R WIDOW
OF the late Rev George Armstrong, aged " years -
The friends OF family Invited 40 attend her innea on
SATURDAY 23d nst at o'clock n0m the SECOND fres'
byteFian Uhurch at Railway
poIrTONAt RidRehed Conn., on Friday morning, Dec 15,
Lewis 8 Bouton, formerly merchant Oh THIS cly IN the
74th year Of nisage.
pU BoIs-At Ehenvile NewYork, Monday Dec ia,
1875 diphthea John GOsman son Of j. O. and Anna N
Du BoiA aged years and months-
enthusiastically Thursday, the 2lst inst. sarah Go
widow Of the lsts Ezra p. Davs ag0f72 yeArs q
Fperai seryicea residence No 40 West twenty
nfth sL, on Saturday, the $50 INST, al m
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
sroRMs AND DISASTERS AT SEA.

LONDON, Friday, Dec. Y, 1910.
Many wrecks ON the coast Of Aberdeenshire
and Kinoaxineshire are reported to-day in consequence
Of the gale, and upwards Of 80 lives have been lost In
addition to these disasters the Italian bark Maria Gar
della IN the American trade, has been totally iost ON
sabbsbead and IL persons on board drowned. THESE
with other casualties reported during the last few days
make the total Of lives lost on the east coast Oh
scotland and England during the recent gale fully loo
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
MEMORIES OF THE PILGRIMS.
CELEBRATING FoREFATHERg DAY.

CELEBRATING FOREFATHERY DAY.
ANNUAL DINNER OF THE NEw-ENGLAND SOCIETY
ADDRESSES BY GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, MAYOR
wICXHAM, EDWARD EVERETT HALE, MARX
TWAIN. AND OTHERS.
The seyenty-frst annual dinner of the New
England Society was eaten last evening at Del
momco's. About $50 gentlemen, members and
guests of the society, were present The speeches
which followed the banquet were remarkable
for their wit and eloquence, and the en-
thusiasm was at times almost unexampled
Many well-known persons in business and
professional life were present and the banquet was
regarded as entirely successful in every feature.
Addresses were made by George William Curtis,
Mayor Wickham, Mark Twain, Edward Everett
Hale, DR.. Taylor, Commodore Nicholson, William
Borden, President of the Society, and others.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
THE EMPRESS OF INDIA.

DELHI, Friday, Dec. %, 1875.
Prenara1ons on q magnificent scale are max
ing for the proclamation Of Queen Victoria as Empress
Of India" here the LIST OF January NATIVE princes
a., I,, are arriving daily to be present the occa
ion review OF the troops took place to-day before
the Cornmander-in-C Chief of the indian forces.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Morning Noon. NignA
D 4 4 O NIL I21 q 8 10 II u

The d.., bsrometrca vsnson, in this city By nths Of
1iyiGon of time
erJnI midnight The horizontal line marks ~ css
esuaT Hhite line represents 'oo
mercury during those honrAI
In the afternoon and evening yesterday there was
rapid al of the arpressure while the temperature hao
risen considerably 1t evident that some hours must
eapse before a change Of the weather ana that "hen
that takes place it win be strongly marked - q, .
For this city and vicinity cloudy morning may os
expected 10 be followed by rapidly clearns windY ana
colder weather SUNDAY Is likely to De ir' LnOueh ~
intervals partly cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For New-E England, generally cloudy weather,
hcnt sn0w aud portu-est 70 nOrL-west wIHds followed
during the night by colder, clearing weather and rising
barometer. . ,.,<,
FOR the Middle States clearing weather aud sig JdA
in tcyeratlTe tcih ROrtoeSt winds ana TiSiAg 0GTOD
eief.
the O.D Valley, fair weather, colder hortnerV
to westerly winds aud rising BAROMETER.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
EXPOSITION BrILpING BURNED.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 22.-At 3 o'clock
this afternoon Floral Hail. Of the Exposition buildings,
wa. discovered to be on fire. Floral Hail. Agricultural
Hail. Music Hail. and the greenhouse Of Thomas Lewis
with the residence of his gardener were destroyed The
loss on tha several halls Is about $4,000; insurance.
~ 700 Ieyis's loss is $4,000: insurance. $4,000
The main exhibition building was damaged ABOUT
81, 900; 1t IL fully insured.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

Why It. while cvery business man Is complaining OF du
times Messrs Bros O lao aud l4T Fhaye. are sell
n more pianos than any the city. All those dc
anR good reliable piano price consistent with Tn
times do well 10 gave Mossrs Halnes Bros can
X
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
pPECAUrIoNs AT LONDON THEATERs.

LONDOh FrluAy, Doc 70 Io'o'
The Lord Chamberlain has issued memo
-andum threatening 70 vigorously prosecute theatrical
managers who arany violate the rules concerning the
facilities for exit OF their audiences The maximum PEN
ally under the act Is $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
6uetlai &oIltes.
Holiday Present For The

Holiday Present For These Times!
INEXPENSIVE, USEFUL, aud BEAUrlFUL
The new styles STUDENT and LIBRARY LAMPS-uc
ght lamp equals them the In reading and writing
Examine the different styles, from 81 upward, at BART
LET'S. 6l9 Broadway fourth store above Honston-st
Choice FuBernI Flowers.
FirstclaSs artists. High prices out OF fashion.
I.IlIr Z y nAnav
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
paSSENGERS dRRIVED.

FROM KINGSTON Sc-Tn seaflshtp ClG,tbet. Dec. 22-
stephen r. Mills Thco. Eorr0tt, Henry N Darre hoDsT
Mufray George Daily. Mrs H. Lopez MIS- II Oe1suI anu
cbIr.ti LYON T. Tayares J. LarTieux J0s Brewster
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

II great comfort to know that articles we use
an The in snsnsabe gongs and comnRs OF life are genuine
and honest For instance that the soap We pny Is
~ r. Rabbitts Toilet SOAP delicate, natural fra
crane. ndcaies have been employed 10
eoyer
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
u.,,.. r,ros. ot No. iA5 and IA, Finh.nve. a

ing with deserved success by oherng ne stock OF
finished PIANO such prices the oppressed
mes require ANY desiring 70 purchase for cash. Oy III.
samens Piano for the MnteI cannot dlI
ma i.ed
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

Merry Christmas! Happy New Year!-Buy present az
his
.tore l4b Bowery, between Grand aud broOlne.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
THE LEGISLATIVE STRIFE IN FRANCE.

NLHbAIIIEbi I1UN' - EO'V'
The Senate to-day reinserted In the budget
two more grants viz for the Catholic Theological facu
tie, az Aix and Rouen which had been stricken out by
tie DeputieA
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
The
COMMERCIAL AGENCY.
100 AND Ill WORTH STREET.

MERCHANTS contemplating CHANGES in their partner
ships or the formation Of NEW FIRMS. will Obrge by
communicating that their may appear
correctly in THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER"
Desiring Records possible viii
accept as heretofore the and any
Merchant and give the the most thorough scrutiny
BANKERS, MERCHANTS. and MANUFACTURERS
will obge by informing in any their knowledss and
experience hanonize with reports We ask this
that by fresh thorough investigation may correct
errors II any found to exist
1.-THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER" viii bs
ready for delivery shortly after the January next
McKII.LOP & SPRAGUE Co.
send your orders for the new patented Roy EAR MUFFs.
salesrOOm No 3 ltiyingt0n St, \. T. Agents wanl'L
cdS6fSN sf 6F rE &ps
and nd Dr2eS T fy & Tssaa T hms be
Gately by sending O. tho slhee h9oin S No o boie HOUSE.
Of The Ward Committees are authorized TO receive sub
HOWARD POTTER President No 50 wallst
JAMES LhNoX; Vice President No o. I1fthaye
ERAsTUs q BEAEDIcl Vice pres't No l0west I, th st
MESkY z PELLEw; yise. President No Is Wet ssdSt
JOHN BOVINE Cor. secretary and General Agent No. 80
GEO. ". ABBE Rec Secretary and General Agent No
Pinest.
ELECTED MANAGERs-sewart Brown. No. 80 Hall-st
Jacob AstOr No 3js fithaye; uhefnrd say Veant
No Gordon, No 40 E1cbang place
CuAIRMIaN OF WARD COMM lT fBl.S-Frsf, Second
and 1bri Waris w. Able. ho flnest Fourth Cflas
Fifth, Dr. y b. Van kloeck M
100 FranknI SIXTH John Boyd No ~ Ffankln ST. sew
eDth Dr Norlis FTaukn, No l7S Cherry ST. Eighth Geo.
w Sreghton NO 2s9 w. HOusops; Ninth, A. w Morgan,
No an it-st; Tenth, Ibos Paskelt No $40 Grand ST.
tieventb DR. IT. r. Champion No 22l 2dave Twelfth Jas
Msnchester 35 T. I20tbst; Thirteenth Isaac Knapp
No 10 Clinton FourteeDtb d. I. West No l55 Grand 4
Fifteenth DR. Edwin West No AZ w Msshozton place SIX
,enth Jas Speuee 12y sth Seyenteenth Robert b.
Rcyd No III 81 Marks place: Eighteenth A. W spies No.
10 IA 2lstst; Nineteenth A b. Ogden. No 4Os = 05dstj
Warburon 10 as E. 4lstsk Twenty sscond Daniel ihsne-
80 n nsssS->2
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
MARRIED..

IoHNsoN-BENEDICT-On Thursday Dec. 2l at the resi-.
dence OF bride's parents by the Rev Henry Ward
Beecher Chas. f. Johnson OF New YORK to Florence A.
daughter Of X S. Benedict. osq- Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
Christr,ns Appeal for Poor Children.

Christmas Appeal for Poor Children
,ssaaa: I sssT eIsrSs q only
ne caaage ~ D6 senS and s1e oSg e eS 81 ee
schools and have pleasant festivals iO these poo.
q l E9K houses 20 g e street SUys
But Rs Sest Christmas @ 15rs. s Tho T give
homes on !. 1ns sTutEy a. the children Of and
Day schools viii remember these little ones who have no
'G%s cdfn society No. s East t
G1s Of PROVISIONS and cathng may be sent the Central
ONCE i9 East lthst, NewYOrk or viii be called for
Donations money may be lncosed any Of the under
os f. VIII.
VIC Join a PEA Earl l. wi LIIAMs' treasurer. s.''~
MergSfn %gSRR OF NeGHf T@h Sia 9Eh No. los Broadway
There were during the in ak Lodging houses
a Msre SSs and a
trial schools were children, who were taught parity
sent sen G good homes mainly IN the vest children
aided VIII food medicine &C. TGggs the seE Sar
joyo advantage the seaside Home The Girls Iodg
ess have been Sio2 orphans N the LSg
plumber under charge Of the Society during the
Cure for Cough or Cold-As there the slightest
uneasiness of the chest with difficulty of breathing nd
cation Of cough, take during the day few BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs."
Five Points of Industry. No 1855 worthst, WIN.
BAY az sS & Psbc On C cbsiSas Carol:
h a@S Net @ earnestly IONA
Furs!
sae9nes @ MGIs anu @ SGas a. ~ Cs ns
in prices Gentemens Caps and Mulers Carriage and
BURKE SanaiactGrer 2l4 Broadway,
At HowsTd Mission on CHRISTMAS DAY viii commence at
Noe. As, so, 81, and 81 Murray-st, New-YOrk.
HERMAN FROST co,
Importers OF French china
DINNER, TEA, DESSERT. AND CHAMBER SETS. 60
Table Glassware Clocks, and BrOnzes,
Bohemian Fancy Glassware in great variety
sEvREs DRESDEN. BERLIN AND WORCESTER
PORCELAIN.
Parian Marble statuettes and BustsL
MODERN AND ANTIQUE MAJoLICAs AND FAIENCEs.
PALIssY AND SIMILAR WARES.
graceful unique, and curious shapes such
Vases Jugs Flower holders Fiagons Brackets &C.,
productions of Antique Models These novel and very artistic
particularly appropriate presents for ornament
ng dining g-room, parlor. or hall
Many articles originally intended for the Philadelphia Exh
bitIon were sent by the European u.s. aud
in store on view and for sale.
NOS. as so. 80, AND 81 MURRAYs ST, NEW YORK.
Pateuts, Trademarks, &C.,
ad HSf &aRSc
25s Broadway, New-York.
Best references Send for book Of instruction.
POst-0ice foreign mas for the week ending
sATuRDAY Dec 1876 viii close at this Office on TO &
6 m 4G on TE G % for TSTSp
steamship Batavia, via Queenstown; THURSDAY az 1l.3O
for Europe, by steamship Geer via Plymouth, Cher
bourg and Hamburg on SAIURD at 1s3O a. m. for
Europe by 81 amship CITY OF Berlin via QueensOwn (corr
ondence for Germany and scotland TO oe forwarded by This
scotland direct, by steamship Victoria via Glasgow and
ll30 for Europe. by steamship Rhein via SOutham
and Bremen The steamships Wisconsin, Batavia aud
city OF Berlin VIII not take mails tor Denmark sNeaen and
Dec ID The mails for the West indies via Bermuda and ST
Thomas, will leave NewYOrk Dee 81 The mails Tor China,
will leave Francisco Jan. l. The malls for Australia,
&c, win leave san Francisco Jan. B. - - -
7. L. JAMES, p NJ
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be iAdorssd rA NIL
.1n,s and address.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23
The STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETs.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 22-Eyeuing.-Linsced Oil, 2Si3 RcWt

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
WILMINGTON ". c.. Dec 22.-Spirits OF Tnrpenrne aulel
and steady at i0c m at ~ 40 for strained Tar seAd
afS
New-York tribune., 1876-12-23

Cure for Cough Cod-As there the slightest
Of the chest with difficulty Of breathing. nd
cation Of cough take during the day a few BROWNS
pPoNCUIAv TROCHESn
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-27

The following is complete list Of
the delegates and altenates appoint
ed by the New Orleans Convention
to the next National Democratic
Convention
State at larger. G. Wickliffe,
of West Feliciana, T. G. Manning,
of Rapides, R. 81. Mari, of Orleans,
E. E. Kidd, of jackson.
District delegates First District
Louis, st. Martin, John Tobin
and JAS. Cowsely E. B. Bozonier, Of
Orleans, alternates.
Second District. J. Mellon, j.
Mcconnell, of Orleans, delegates,
and F. p. Poche and Jas. j. O. OAR
by, of Orleans, alternates.
Third District-F. 8. Goode, of
Terrebonne, Joseph L. Brent, OF
Ascension, delegates, and John
Avery, Of Iberia, and J. G. Gates,
Of st. Mary, alternates.
Fourth District. j. Jeffries, OF
Rapides, Hon. J. C. Moncure, OF
Caddo, delegates, and Gen. P. A
Morse, Of Natchitoches, Judge ]. D.
Watkins, of Webster, alternates.
Fifth District-H. g. Mitchell, OF
Claiborne, James B. Cochran, Of
| Madison, delegates, and N. Bartlett
of jackson, and L. V. Reeder, Of
Tensas, alternates.
Six District-W. 81. Pipes, Of
East Feliciana, Henry L. Garland
of st. Landry, delegates, and F. 2
Thorpe, Of Avoyelles, and James 81
Morse, of st. Helena, alternates.
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AND
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uLTRAlsM.

This very much abused word
has obtained more prominence than
usual Of late. Some members of
the Radical party, who are shrewd
enough to sread the handwriting
on the WALL" seem exceedingly anx.
ious to build up Conservative
party. composed of themselves as
leaders with as many followers as
they can seduce from their allegi-
ance to the parties to which they
have heretofore belonged. They
profess to be opposed to the thieves
and rascals in their own party, and
to the Bourbon element in the Dem.
ocratic party. If they eliminate
from their party the class desig-
mated, we fail to see where they
would have any party left-they
themselves being open to suspicion,
at least, Of being not much better
than the mass of their party. If,
however, they are sincere in their
professions, they have only to fall
into the ranks of the Democratic
army as privates, which they can
safely do without any fear from the
Bourbon element, as the Democratic
party is now sufficiently liberalized,
and sufficiently conservative for
every man opposed to the corrup.
ton, in our National and State poll.
tics, to stand on its platform.
Webster defines ultraism, as "The
principles of men who advocate
extreme measures, as q radical re
FORM" We fail to see that any
measures can be too extreme to re
form the abuses under which ",
now labor; and there is or can b
no other organization outside the
Democratic party to furnish th,
most distant hope of reform; their
can be no corruption or abuses
charged to the account Of the Dem
ocratic party, as it has not been il
power for years, and, consequently
is not open to any such charges
But if it wishes to maintain it
purity, it must have nothing to d
with those men who came to he
with soiled hands, to create divis
ion and place themselves in tn
front as leaders. No, fellow-citi
zens, we must be united-stan'
firmly By our colors, and march o
to victory and reform.
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rs now issued Weekly, h . alx~s,nn. -.
1 Newspaper form, tAas atvlnR r 49,.
70 columns Of matter. Each unwt1 ~ .s.
tain the usual smOant Of AgSieunteeua 49,
besides an equal amount q sisl~ 1sssils!
reading with . Grange depussnsn0. ~
double the amount Of MISTER tn ~ sss
fore been given and this. toe, WogA5g s.ssss
of Semi Monthly. TERns tPostaeg - n }
Single subscribers, = 50; slubs q ~ ~
upwards.
sc. RO0Kna
Business Manager, MsnpaI T..
10ts-t feb 25i
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Sheriff. Sale.
L. II. Fisher

Mrs. N. D. c. Cane
No. $685. In 10th Judicial District Court for
Caddo Parish, La.
DIV ~:.tue of an alias writ Of ieri facias to me
ID directed from the Clefk Of the Court of
the Parish of Caddo, La, in the above suit,
have seized and viii proceed to sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder at the
Court house door in the town Of Bellevue,
La, within the legal hours Of sale ON the first
Saturday, the 5th day Of February, 1876, the
following described property, pointed out to
me by Mutt 4 Leonard, attorneys for defend
ant, to-wit:
All that portion Of fractional section number
thirty-two, township eighteen, range thirteen,
lying above and west Of Cespers bayou, con-
tanning A acres, moro or less, and fronting ON
Red River, with all improvements thereon, ~
ing in the parish of Booster, La, being the same
property conveyed by J. N Howell and lsasc
A. billiard to Mrs II. d. C. Cane BY act Of sale
passed before Charles William Lewis, Record.
or of the Parish Of Caddo, on September oath,
1869, and recorded In Conveyance Book o,
page ~, in Recorders Office, Caddo parish,
Seissd to pay 42,36o principal, with eight
per cent interest from Nay 5th, 1875, and Ill
costs.
Terms |, Cash, without the benefit u
b F ONEAL, Sheriff
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It's soil, its climate, its products, ~ 49,.
1 THE WESTERN HOME JO6I6li..
gives reliable information. Il - -
per Of the West, and II has a e1teneiv - 49,.
lation, reaching every State 4 - USis-
Terms, 81 per year C1abs e Ia, 81 y -.
bic in advance. Address "JeanSI Sua2Ssf
Co" Lawrence, Kansas. 4estkAli
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The Democratic majority has
been beaten by parliamentary tao
tics, and has suffered for want of
wise leadership. The best thing it
can do now is to attend to the bust
for which it was elected, and leave
MI. Blaine and his ghonls to their
delectable ork.-iBaltimore ca
zette Ind.)
So say We.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-27

The st. Louis Times thus draws
. contrast between Mr.. Davis and
one Of tho proprietors of the Globe:
JEFF. Davis, let us inform the
Globe, headed the rebellion but he
came out OF it poor. He was not
loyal, but he wasn't Q thief. He
may be denied amnesty, but he
can't be sent to the pententiary.
These facts are worth thinking
about.