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Current News Items.
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Tb family ot old Jonn nro.n ..a........
lim ago, anili a ilrot 01 win, o
lend journey, to California. It e run.or.t
. -ii I L.I. .A k. 1 1., ltwliwnt.
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l.i ti... L....,nn. baan beard from, aetl
safe.
Senator B Orals Brown, of Missouri, and
Colonel Mom, leJiat Republican Ji"r.
baft both oorua out in laor of BeRro sul
frnge Korlywa:nn loa.U ul tuiaey war ilelirer
d lo Sherman's my, etl wr all nobbled
up on ThanksRirmir day.
It is said that, owin; to tba heery la, there
it an immense falling off In the contnmplion
uf tobacco.
John A. Logan and Got. Tele ar candi
date for th United State Seuat from llli-
Membera of th Iilinoia Logialatoia ntoair
two dollarapur day, and it coat foor dol.
lars pr day for board. Kipol a abort tea
aion. Abolilioniata art (tatting up numeromly
i(ted petilioni from all partt of lha State
in faror of tha rpeal of all lawa for pre"
Tontinfr oayroM from ttlinjr in Iilinoia.
Two yenra ago tha panpla adopted tha negro
claoie in tba Cnnalitulion b orar 1D,000
majority.
Tha penpla of Cleraland and Cuyahoga
county are auffarinj jaat now from oil fere r.
Tba proapect aaama i(ood for tha diioorary
of oil in that region
A negro etabhed a wbita aotdier in Clara'
land, day before yeilerday.
Oae of the partiea arrented for the Inren
diarium in New York, and arretted under
trong eircumntancM of euapicion, waa a col
onel in on of the regimruta of negrora.
There ie talk of eatabliihing a new Repub
lican paper in Colambua, in opposition to
Hurtt'a Sute Journal.
Martin While a brolhor of Hon. J. M
White, of Hardin county wa robbed of
$540 in Colambua, a few dayiago, by ery
nice looking gentleman in black wbiikers.
Rishmond papori of hut Monday bare
been received at Wathinnlon, but they kre
entirely ailent concerning Sheiman.
Mr. Barker of England, baa arrirrd in tbii
soaoUy with a peace petition, bearing 300,000
aignatnrea, Mr. Lincoln refntea to recei
the petition, or grant the bearer a bearing.
The number of catei eiamined before the
polio court of Cincinnati during tit nonlh
of Norember, numbered 413, including mur'
darera, burglara and highway robberiea
It ia rumored that Burnaid ia to lie tent
with large force to to Iberoaat to cooper
at with Sherman.
Tb aereral rewards for the dxtection of
the New York InrenJiariei amount to t'i
000.
An attempt was wade to burn the souud
learner, City of New Loudun, by placing
torpedo on board, and lighting tha fine. By
soma menus it was extinguished.
Tb attachment against General Butler
cam up a day or two ago, and an effort was
mad to bar it transfurred to a Federal
Court. What tb decitinn was, w bare not
learned Butler doubtleus thinks he would
bo safe id Federal Court
flold is down to J 26$.
Captain Semnies is aaid to bav arrived at
Bagdad, and will proceed to Richmond
Rumori concerning Sherman and that the
rebels still ocenpy Macon, ar among the d it
oalobes
Lincoln s majority in Indiana ia 30,199.
Thi is 684 lets than the majority of Cover
nor Morton.
Tb wars weather bet stopped tb
laughter of hog in Indianapolis.
Tb Judge Advocate has anuonnced that
h will probably clot up tb military trials
bow Id progress, and submit tb ens for
vrdict in day or two.
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Another Fire in New York.
attempt
Nw York, malting ia th lost of pro
perty to Try lrg amount. Tb New
York JJtrald the most scoondtelly joittn
al published charges that the Democratic
pre of th city are in colluMion with th
incendiarie. On tha other hand it ii be
livd by many
that it is the work
. c .i m i
"nr the Hortbei
"th tioyernmeut,
heart," and uuit all men in the proecu-!
,- if j. ,iM woru .(
lion of the war. If it I tb work ot the
rebel authorities, it is the greatest blunder
thT could poibly commit. Th burning
, i. . -ti
Of N.W York would xc.t a most ternhl.
indignation among th people, and impart
to th. war vigor and a ferocity which
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La not heretofor known.
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CorriMiDS Several minant and ilia
tinsoithed members of th Rtuublicao party
of Philadelphia, bav been arrested in that
city for Mealing ooppar at tn roiiaueipnia
Mary Yard. On of thm wa appointed
watch th others. Their plan wa to cart th
metal out of th yard and ship it lo N York.
Tbair speculations ar imment. They war
xpoacd by th carter, to whom they refused
to pay hi demand lor hauling. Tkete vary
thievee, who are now in th bomb-proof
tort Mifflin, at tb 11 lectio stigmatised
II Democrat a copperheads. Thus it goes;
notatr peg added to th larg voluni
fraad ciaitud ia th garb of patriotiam,
VYtao i tb out ettomr7
Another Fire in New York. Sensible Views from a Rebel
Source.
'I'll M"ii"il'l""n' I "I"'1 f"1""'1''
ptliteil l.y Mr. HarkM'AIiK, now a lueuilior
iof tlit rebel Contfiess. mil Mill tlie ingmi
of a very Urn" 'lli' aeutiinetit in ill"
Hiiulli, very HugnrioiMly says that "tho
war will iro oil nulil tlm people ol both
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auction of the- Into Initeil PsiiiteH
oturwl.at of their hitfli iireU'iiMoi.H, ami
am willing to mint ea.'li other on the great
Ulf-w.v uroiim of nitiltial ii.iiiir.itiiie,
I'unrilintiiin mill fiitu-essi'iil." Tim m't'iits
nf tlm last four yums havo tleii.otistiatt'il
tlm tnilli of thin mum It. Tin'-. yirn ol
the Wont Miinnlimiy ami -iitlili' war oil
n-coril, have brought us, t i nil hjuh hi nin-r
no nearer the eiul.thiin w were when tlm
Hint Knit wan Hied in the diet luilll.'. Tlm
jVilli'liifiJiiitil Rum mi with wikki'iiiiii
whiwo truth woitltl lit'iiilo liniiiiU'nt to
evry one, if it weie not for tlm paroxyHtu
of ikion which now iinlit-i the public
mind for the .lite nxi-rcine of rational
judginnut. It any
"If the South, by any pontihility of orcr
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Imltiiing force, could be coiupelletl It) nccetle
10 diturnceflll Ir.'HtV, It wnuld r. itilire
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tlandiiiK ai my of lire hundred thousand men
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lo enloroa us reiiuimuieiite. 1 here wnultl lie
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uernelual m.irrechon, to t-tcl at i.im in
perpetual ... .,
imperml oionnrcliy or permanent nnltlnry
dll'tatorthip ... ,,
Lut no in til ueceirehiiimill. 1 Here nev-
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r cn oe pei.ee in Mitt country II ..nv Ma e
is compelled .o re.t under "
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1.1 .1 I 1. u uup I hurt.
mutt kill fnintlifirm , bigotry, iltottm nnd
inloleranee on hoih titlet. Il. loi it en.Ift,
these loll genii of destruction and good gov
ernment will lie deep buried henenlh I n
ocean of blood and tears which Ihey huve
canted lo be thed to nppes their iiMUliabln
snnetites; and the irood genius nl ennterva-
liui, or Christian charily nnd enuinn repuh-
icanum will nee up tu govern anil hiest in
and.''
We commend tlie above views to every
uusidumte iiiiui. All nitiHt know, if tlicy
will think hut for a moment, that the n-
pie of uo Slmu will ever consent to a
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permanent peace ou the teims of tli-nmioi
and tWratlntion.
Thk New York Tribune, atltnita its lie-
linf that the great miiaa of the Aiiieiicnii
people, irrespective of parly, ihniio the
testoratiun ami achiiowletluinent of (lie
uational authority throughout tlm whole
area of th Republic If the llciiulilifui)
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panel s and speakers had tulkol iu tins
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wise timing the laat three yearn, what an
amount ol bitterness, proscription, ami
:a1amity would it not have averted from
the Mori hem people I VVn hope that for
the future) the leading Republicans propose
to treat the minority, uot as outlaws whom
it in proper to trample out of existence,
hnt as American citizens, entitle. I to the
rights anil immunities lieliinnin to a free
people.
The Future of the Democracy.
of of the Nortb are very nearly equally divided
1 in political opinion, eveu by the unsafe esli
to n I ,.,. . r,ict that, lo some elent at least.
hat been biased by the individual interests
the!1""1 ambition of Administration tlipendiariet
, and thlT n gon., r(,iwI)
conclude that, apart from the influence
Government patronage and power, lb Dem-
! ocralio parly would be in actual majority,
.,,.. fur ro,n. Mr. I.ineoln's new
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There is a hind of defeat between which unil
victory th space is so limited t tint n moral
advantage remains with the vanquished. The
American colonists were imteitteii nt liniiker
Hill. Thar were forced from their position
and were compelled to retreat before the ad
vancing foe. But from the field of iheir dis
comfiture, they bore nwny the evidences ol
their ability to enp with the disciplined le
gion of King Oeorge, and the result of lhal
memorable day gave them, perhaps, Ibe fair
est promise of ultimate success.
On the Rlh of November the Democracy
fought and lost their Bunker Hill. The po
litioal discipline of their antagonists, the
boundless resources for corruption and in
timidation, the unpnralelled ailvantairet poa
teased in the cunlrol of the enormous patron
age at tb disposal of a parly carrying on the
most costly wnr that ever burdened a people,
occasioned a Democratic defeat. Jim, in tin
spile of the great odds in their lavnr, the vlo
ten barely elected tbeir candidate.
The Democratic vote was large enough,
under ordinary circumstances, lo hare won
lb day; anil although almost every Hints has
been carried by tb Abolitionisie, we believe
that Iheretvrnt will show, nut id an miprece
dented vote ot live millions, a numerical Abo
lition superiority of less than three hundred
thousand in the entire canvass This then,
is a defeat that .tread close upon the verue
of victory. The Abolitionists themselves
seem lo be staggered by the close nature
the contest, and observe a marked reserve in
their demonstration! of rejoicing. Thev evi-
dentlr appreciate the fact that thn millions
term will be Inaugurated in th presence
a i.emocrauo mnp.r, y pu-er ,.. en.,,g
hold th check rein of his fanaticism and am-
biiion.
j iji)t pjn,,,!, 0f th Democracy were nev-
! ,r i0 g90j u ihey are to-day for a long ca
.., r nnisr and uaofulnesa When the hour
Df tors dniresi comet, the people, instead
curling tb Democratic parly, will luru to
for ruing. They will remember ile warning,
acknowledge its sagacity and foresight, nnd
cling tn it for deliverance. Within the neit
four years popular madueta will have spent
j frce, and the public judgment sobered
,n(j rftciified in the school of calamity; and
if tha now powerful Democratic mtjorily will
remaia steadfast to their ancient faith and
tim-bonord principles, they will command
IUprmcy at every election during th four
.,krl u, com, and have their own way
W6I. OirelevilU Dtmoerti.
To the Democracy of the Union.
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'Ihe Iletniuri'ic ! -i.,-ht I'omuiiltr nl
Washington Cor hsve iu.-il an AiMie.sto
the ll.-mm-n.cr of Ihe Unileil Niaies. (,,
which w fxlrm I as follows:
The irrmi hMtlle hut been fmntlit and lout !
The itifhient-fs against whii-h yriti hare hinl to
fniilenil were ton pi.tent fur thus-, yim mold
Drills lo tv tr i;t your Isvnr, nml you muM
atnde the I'on.'it ijiit'itf
1 du li'it.i m.f yield
hiiuli! n LTeul, a
e(1 ,11,,,lill,onlr. V
n.nnly etVrt, wlnrli nirtited uticee'.).. Hut
rnoi.(h I1.1N lieen iliih lo entitle yon to (lie
rp4t-ct of ir nnitioniiti ituii of itie ptitin
wor'if. 'ln have lion a power which will
net vr he unlr inii'. d. No one wli-i mci.ii. the
ot cui r.-iicfc of tlie ihaI ihu montli hut iiiiikI
in I'luid.ir coiu'lu le tlo.l Hiin n Inir f-Iectiuri,
nnitwityid t.y exi.rntil nint iitiproper inlluen
ee, your .oicpi'ng wouM h ire liren overwlielm
inir
Vielil n it In Heiii'imlency for the future,
"I"'" nmy tie yi ur iiii'iiniitinn to doo
rtil choiiiii joireir im M'Hi win:e we l.unilier
more Ihnn a utilliin nnd k hsit nl Htrontr rii;ht
MrrnB ami resolute henrts ttficr tie sktilttinj:
of lbs liiintl iintl lilt trcitclierr of theai.nnl.
Vour tin.p u.oiia ot the ulitmntn (Unions of
those w!to hsve nt!iiiii uttiiiin-1 eucccits, how
ever ivcU-loiiiiil. il, in. iji till be erroneous A
psriiATin liitimph notv snlisty Iheii success,
nnd rosy m ince nnid-rutnoi A lull in the
turnpest. nmy periini the voicrt ol' i-eitson itinl
hiitiiuiiny to tie ni:niu htMtrd. 1 ence, which
L - .. I .1.- ..I l ..r .i. - i
hm nwiiiHi inn ci.'i"i'ii iimii-ci. oi ' r tier eon
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. land bciorr it becomes ndn with nn Poi.a
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projiriition titid nun, mid Ii.h of hherir. niid
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ll iui nenitrutiun. Ihern nre ibe enni.eiiiien.
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(V, w,,,., w m,t r itnci..-ll,m t V lieil. ve
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which in lirmeculed fnrniiv other mireone lliiiii
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the vimlicAi.iri tit thn Niiiirfiii.icv nl ibe (:,n,ii
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it,0,r ,vl,i,lm. h ,i..-.,l wbiel it
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inch ilni levolu
liiiliistsiu Ibe South mill in the North Imve
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t'ili:illy bt-tui litboitin; lo .ivciiuru in oppovile
directions 1 he wnr is lust, ile-.-ueniiiiiif
inlo a hrulnl intnts-tr-.e. The rules
of civilizc'l wtrTnre nre tUily more end moic
ilisrrhid.d i'ivciy newspuper brings tin rec
on) ot some new nirncity nl whit h tlm In art
of humsi.il v ehitdilcrs ftnne pi ncctnl lionm
wnntouly I .id in tth.'s : 'nine ImlpVst nun
couibalnnt sent i'orth sheiierli'H.s ittnl fninllcss
to sutler nnd peri-h, some irjri:uer ofwiir shot
in cold hliind in retnli.iticii Inr un nl!icd ot
fenee ol which he nns wholly innocciit.
With Mlieh enliyeiillrlU'eN MLtrinir tb.im In
the face, we have n n-nsni. to hi. p.- Inr u
change ol policy on the pari l ih,i.. who
.have mini tori nu asm ml i.iilihinl no cud
I n(,y nr ((ur n () t.(ini(, W(, vi(,M Urm
this withniit iiucstion. They sill havn no
luriiinr ueei tn tun rct-Kire oirv nl ntnilil.
cism to snslniii Iheiu, Slid may tlu n-lnre bo
safely nided by the dictates ot reitmiii r.ud
huinituily. II thvy will hut rescue our coun
try Ir.mi the yttwiiini. cull ol perdition in
what ie so evidently the only practicable
way, Ihty have our tinbilteriii Htiitntirt
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In umking tin h conct miions ami i.rnir.ises
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wn "o inn- tntitiii ill un- iiiiuce in it t ec -
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Hum ftluch nur un I '.)i nil-1 hitvn Jll'tl itlitunied
against us. '1 he true verdict nl ilm Ainricnn
(ifnplo nits been us we believe, decidedly in
our Invor. lis siiintretil i 1 1 1 n e t . 1 1 i . n bus
tiecn Ibn result of hostile nllicial lulltli'tice,
of corrupting patronage, ol open fraud, mill
of iinbltisbiug viulenee. Tbertt has bnen no
honesi ilcctsinu against un none lo which
w could justly he required lo siibmii wi re
net. the consetiiicuct of rt'sisinuce no ino
mentous. Hut tltiterinined oppusilion on our purl
would involve the liflilili up of u civil war
In our very midst, wild Ilia odds most leur
fully n'niiirt us. Not nnly prutlence, hut
principle, lorbiils a report lo such u remedy.
The wrongs ant not so palpable ar irreute
diable ns In jiislily such n course, even weie
success within its reach. Soinetliing inure
thnn a mere conviction of injustice is ne
cessary tn justify nn appeal to violence Inr
retires; CMiccinlly when there is still u pos
sibility of securing what we need by pence-
lul itinl regular means.
Let us then exhibit to the world a apectn
cle of almost unequalled grandeur a great
people quietly aciptiesciiitr in tbit decision nt
Us conslilnliid tribunal, Ihoueh conlitlent that
tucb deumitin has been obtained by illegal and
unworthy means. Let us show our allegiance
lo me uiws ny n quid suiimission in ineir
authority, llinugh salixfii'd that their sover
eign comiiiand hat been exior'ed by fear or
obtained by Iratid. It is better to Milder too
long than lo exercise resistance Inn soon.
With the result of the rwceut election our
duties as citizens antl Democrats do notce'ise.
It is true our efforts can produce no direct
political etU'cla (or some time, to come Uut
we lausl still stand by our principles, in which
our coiiti.leiicH bus not been weakened, but
rather strengthened, by recent run lis Let
our convictions he as lusting as they liuvo been
sincere. It bits not been mere partisan suc
cess at which we have ninied ami this we
must demonstrate by our future conduct
Hut ws iiiiist not only preserve our princi
ples but li our orgauir.niion. Not lor the
purpose of presenting tactious opposition lo
lbs Administration, but by our tinned power
to exercise that great, moral intluencM which
may still incline them in the riht direction,
Let the welfi.ro of our counliy he nur one
great o'.ij. ct, whether we linally triumph or
whether we fail. We havn an abiding laith
that lite great cause of right antl of sound
principle will nl leuglh prevail, and lluit at no
remote period
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The "Ins." and the "Oats."
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(Ninsidcrnble wrsiiiliiir is fniitsr in hhhiiik
the supptirlers of I,iiict:lu, hern and t.-l .esbei tt
fur u "new diiiil " uflhu ollicua uft-r the -Itli l'
March lies I There are mure tlm U(h
"loyal" men hunkering afler ollice tn till die
places of the present iiicunibenis 'l litisi, who
have had to aland i back dun.. tl... present
term, ennlend that those who haye held .,u,
pHViu otlites lor lour years tntifht lo as sat is-
lied to slitud back and Kivei.ib,.rs a clmitce.
If niorei.lli. es are mil. created there will m
some deli hi In I quarrels in ihe luiipy "loiil"
Aholittou laiuily I .ft t'onjtress nee io il, llmt
provision is luutlelo prevent such a clituiily.
Let uthave more Int ollices, a! the expense of
the blood and treasure uf ihe country, llml
harmony may prevail; for if these fellows lull
out honest people may (eel th"ir dues West-
ruS,ia
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Kifhteen "clergymen" were elected to Ihe
Uinslaluie at the lale election In Vrr-
inont,
Vhur iu Fruc ar tb molt babies?
At Brett.
Private Letter of Gen. Lee.
Tlm nriirinal t' Idi lullimintr Irtt'-r wns
foonil st AiIiiijMi.ii ll-m-ie. ttf a r'eli-r.il sul-
.Iter Afl ui.vtttini riliit-Oi lo lite ifmottHl
'!" " nnjiliin '''"' " I
lii.tti.ry nl die nret cailHin of thia nr mud
te of inlere.t In itin nulilie. we tfir.1 the letter
place in our column.:
ARLINGTON HOUSE, April 5, 1862.
Mr Pt.su Kits : I am just in the act of Icav-'
ing home fur New Mexico My fine old reii-,
nn -nt has been oiileictl lo that distant region, i
and 1 must husten on to see tual they nie
properly cared for. 1 have but little lo add
in reply In your letters of .March I'll, '11 anil (
-N. four letters breathe a Iran spirit of
frankness; ihey have given myself and your
mi'thsr great pleasure You tmsl study to he
frank with the world : frankness is the. child;
of honesty and courage Sty just what you;
menu to do on every occasion, nml lake ii for
granted you mean to tin right If a fiit-nd J
asks a favor, you should grant it, if It is reus- ,
onuble; il not, tell him plainly why you csn-
not; you will wron hun and wrong vmittclt by '
equivocation of any kitttl. Never do a wrong j
thing to make a fiietid nr keep one; fin man
who requires you to do to, is dearly purchas i
ed at a sacrifice. Deal kindly, but firmly,!
with nil your classmates Yoa will llnd it the
policy which wenrs best. Above all, tlo not I
appetr lo others what you are not. It you
have any fault to fiud with any one, tell bun,
tint others, of what you complain; there is no ;
more dangerous experiment than thnt ol un- '
tlcrluking to be tine thing before a mnu's face
and another behind his buck. We should
live, act nnd say nothing to tbe injury ol any
one. It is not only hrtt as a matter of prin
ciple, bill it is the path til pence and hon
or. In regard to duly, let me, in conclusion ol
this hastv h tler, inform you that nearly a
hundred years a'o there was a day of remark
able gloom unit durkueKS-ttill known as the
tl.uk day a tiny when ihe light of the sun
was slowly extinguished, as il by an eclipse.
The legislature of Connecticut was in session,
and a its members saw the unexpected and
uriaccouiilahle darkness coming on, Ihey shai'
ed in the general nwe and terror. It was sup
posed bv many '.hat the last day lha day of
jmh'titcnt had come. Some, iu Ihe conster
nation nl the hour, moved au adjournment.
Then thc'ie arose un old Puritan legislator,
Devetipoil, uf Stamfuid, mid said, that if Ihe
hint day bad come, be desired to be found at
bis pbiciidoiug his duty, and therefore, movtd
that caudles be brought in so that llitt house
could proceed with its duty. There was quiet
ness iu that man's mind, the quiotuess id'
heavenly wisdom and inflexible willingness lo
obey presentdiity. Duly, then, is Ibn subli
mes! word in nur language. Do your duly
in all things like the old Puritan. You can
not do more, you should never wish to do less.
Never lot me and your mother wear one gr.iy
hair for nny lack of duty on your part.
1 our aneclionain lather,
R. E. LEE.
To. G. W. CUSTIS LEE.
New Items.
The Kearsnty.t' is ou exhibition at Boston
lee l!i cents: the proceeds lo go lo "Poor
Jat k."
Mct'ormick, Ihe Keeper aud Mower man,
has realized a cool mtiliuu and a tuurter
from his invention.
The public chicks in fllasgow, Scotland is
now control). d by eletdricily.
Thirty negroes were killed in a riot iu Mem
phis, Temi , nn thn 11th inst
The aggregate of all the standing armies
In Kurope is 4 6114,000 men.
Petrified trees lire very common in Minrso-
la.
Laborers nre scarce in Utah, The Saint
are lazy mid won't win k, preferring to starve
like a gentlemau.
A branch of the money order bureau of Ihe
Poslnlliue Department is to he established at
City Ptiiul, for the convenience ol the sol
diers.
The Itallau Operant Madrid has been clos
ed "by order," inconsequence of the tumuli
which lately took place there in Ihe pretence
ut Hie ijtinen antl tier laiuily,
A lornsdo.al Chester, Illinois, recently, de
slroyed $GO,IH)0 of properly.
A drafted man commuted suicide by drown'
ing last week at Ciuciuna'ii.
Type-ietling machines ar bein manufac
tured iu New Haven for publishing houses iu
lioiiiloii and Mew Turk
An old lady lulnly diod iu Cunueuticul s,;ed
iniiHty years, tier descendants, wbo rather
ed around her di-nlh-bed numbered two hun
dred and niiiteen persons.
Thn mansion occupied by Danittl 'Wii'isAer,
at Portsmouth, during tbe Inst tive years of
bin practice, is nw liansfmrd into nn oyster
saloon.
Thn debt of the Canadian Confederation
wll bn a little over I,UUII,UIIU,UUU.
A chime of bells is about lo he placed in
the Kpisenpal Cathedral ol Toruuto at a cost
nl f iu,om.
Soma condiii'loru nit Ihu Northwestern Vit
giuia Huilroat have hecitt arrested for ''break
ing trust ' by pocket in- nil the fare Ihey col
led ed.
The coniiuandant of the Confederal States
Arsenal at Kayettevile, N, C, baa inaugura
ted the system uf employing female clerks to
do work ol men detailed lur draft purpo
ses. It coils $25,000 to get elected member of
' the Itntisb Parliament.
I
A. W. ('alllevof Botton.. tiss iliveiiletl u
1 ,, hine fur lurninti raniiou raud other hslls,
which is suid to he capable uf tutiiinr tiU
tweulf-ilich shot iu an hour,
( Tint populAlion of Kniland, Wules, and
i n ih islands in tb lirilish lea is 20,2(16,
f,;.
' Ki lt 0f ,ia orB 0f , Knirlisli ,,u
wh Hrriv., ftt New Haven a few day.
mll(ini,l hDlir UBPml,B ilK'
'
'(""wed lo K0 on shore. After a alrufrgla
th'-v wen. placed ill irons.
'I lie new lei. cent postal currency will be
printed un paper made from corn hoiks,
A depot muster on the Troy and Motion
Httilroud hat recently been dismissed byj lha
directors ol that company for amweriiiK in an
insulting manlier, ageutfeiuen who atkedhim
about the drpartui of a train.
i An Irish National Fair I to be held In
) rf7 '", 1'"urJr
. fo'd m vast quai.tiliet had been dlseovered
I t;1"n'
I The Kluit of the Haudwich Islands has dn-
elded upon th Episcopal a hi ttblithtd
1 religion.
lluw to Tl l.l. x I.inr - Two women shall
get into nu ouitiibus, ami though we nevt r !
taw either ot thi m before, we shnll select y. u
tlieltiisls.li' .She dors lint lite r when a I
gentleman, bantling up her lare, knte-lis idn
h'S hut or pitches it away over his nose; nor I
tloes she receiva her ckenge, after this (to!
hisn) inconvenient act nf gsllautrv, in gittnl
silence She wenrs nn dowered brocade to be I
Irodden under loot, nor bull room jewelry, nor I
rose-tinted, glnves ; hut Ihe lace It ill around!
her face is scroupnlously fresh, and the strings
under her chin have evidently been haunted I
only by dainty lingers. Hbe makes no parade
of a watch, il slut wears one ; nor dors she'
draw tiff her dark, neatly fitting if loves, to dis
play ostentatious rings, Still we notice ties-
lling iu the sliaw benetilh ut, such a trim lit
tle b'tot, uot taper solfd, hut ofaiiti-onnaunip-'
turn Ihiiknesa; the bonnet upon her head is
ol plain straw, tliiiply trimmed lor your true
lady never wears a dress hat in an omnibus. '
She is quiia its civil lo tbe poorest as lo ihe i
richest person who silt beside, her, and rqu- j
ally regardful of their rlghls. Hthn attracts
attention, it is by Ihe unconscious grace of hnr
dress We are quite sorry when she pulls;
thn simp and ilisnppears ; for if we were a
bachelor we should go home lo our solitary !
den, with n resolution lo bccoin a better and '
u married num. '
A Democratic edilor in low says his parly '
in llmt Slate has taken the degree of L. I. D.I
"Licked Like .he Devil I
Professional Card.
LAW NOTICE.
C. L. VALLANDIGHAM,
J J AH HKiUMKIl 'III K. IMAC'TIC Oh' l.AVV.
lirtli'l (frir Ibe tireseul) ul his lesnieuxe, Nti.l'lUS
first siiert, I iiylnn, OIiiii.
times lliicts liuni I A M. In Hires P. M.
Ilst-us. o. Nitvelnlier lilll, IseA. ntivlzir
Insurance.
i n s u it a n ; i ;
Hunt Mf THI
mmw, wmwx maiiara and umm
F iRh INBURANCH COMPANIES,
rON k roi.irv ur imnhhamci', iiMir.i in vovu
CllMPANIKS, wild Ii ii imlt tit iiinfl thn n-t iiiNlltH nf Ilm
liiiNhioMH rntmiitinily, ly ii't'in iti. with dUiiti 11, L4RUK
IMKrl itV ISMRAHtH Wit II KKIUItt.K tVlUCANIfJ, IIH'N
VHIFOBM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS,
THKHftliy OIIVUTIXO THK NM BS.tIT, OK A I'l'l.. 1 Mil Til VAHKri'i
Hnlts,TK orni'tti fxr iiiitniin' tn thf miitmnt thay iiru
rsvi-rnlly ttlttf tn m-if pt, ttn.t nf holillnt; m vt.Kut N fit. tad atk
pot i i uk. tiia I'nttnmiiM a-ii wmrii.t i-ohtihih or nun
tnri.r Atiai.R, rt'iiiiflnt( it tllitwiitt for ilin hrviui'iJ tn
vrii( fmililinr Willi mi'l linrnitstilit tlu'lf iiu-Umm rm-Au-titiir
tiiiitlUlmitf.
Ily tlm ctinilltlim nf tilt rlKH'KtTrH! FiH.I 1 lull
ONC MKT nf I'AHKHM l'iHuil'tx tn hl'nVV Itim tn III Mi'VCinl
()iiiHitiiHi tiHiiriiiK untli'l It, llifiul.y iintkihic ttii mljuat
IiimmI niuinle nml iHHlltlnitn.
1'lic C'nh ABfta of KA4II 'oinny
twuinK tli IJutliTwrltoiV I'tilif) nf liiiiinuictt isi
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS,
Mstklim Nt'i'uht j In tlie KnrrR.tl oft iter
$2,250,000.
ii KO, P. JJOYKK, Au:n,
';, Duytou.
KMIM.OVMKNT.
tt-''?' A MONTH --AirrutN muitl lo Mfwint?
I F Mut'hint'H. Wn will kiv fnt.iiiii.tnii nn nl
mif Iiimmh etnl.1, nr cinitlny hui-uIn who A ill wmk Inr
lliu iil'tif WMfH wit'l ill I ".tiit'ii'-Mi Intnl. AtlilreKr,
1). B. H KKHI N TON A '"..
n-.!ti linU lftril, Muhiuii.
Internal Revenue.
Special As.Hossincnt Xoticc.
(IKhll'K IKII.I.KC'lHlll OK INTKKNAIi HKVKM1IC,
Hrsrs nr ouin,'l'sisii lusrsn-T
lUims, Ohiu, Nov. '1, Uli4.
NdTll'K IS IIKIIKKV (I1VKN llml Ihe a.sess
Ineill of IheHes. is). Hve I er I'eixt Inliisi s Ihitv,
insile ut secor.lstii-e Willi- Ilm rm.liiii-iiieiits .if sjonil
Hm-t liiliult ol t nlisress, ne.irtit.xl .Jul v 4, IHit mi sit
ns'iimes rptitrn it lor (he yrsr.-u.liUK IteceinlH-r Jl,
Isi.l, tuts leieu .lellvereil to me liy lite l.lslrii'l Ssies-
sot- lor eo-leelioii, sml lbs ssuie niusl a pt.nl ou or
.Hire I lie "iutr. itsy nf Itei-elnlier uesl.
Is liftrif LTTHKusnr leu jieri'itnt. .lenulty is requir
ed liy luw lo Iw it liltel, suit collei'lioit.t u. ts euiori-eil
by ilisll'HIIll.
MONTlloM KHY I'OliN'I'V
Assessi.ienls will 1st eelli t-t.tl si the ctllti-e of (lie an
.lersii.iil, .'oritur of Third snd Ji-lh-rsou slrm-ts, liny
tou,uliio. 'I linsn for
mtrliKIl tllUNTV
At lltronii's or Ktrsl'ntler, liefiuly t'.jll. .-tor; llsuill
tiiii.olns. Fur
WARItKN ( IIHN'I'V
A I Hie lltll.-e of Jueoli Morris, luiltly (,'tilleitlor, t.eli
suou, ttliio. .,r
I'KKIC.Ii ClttNTr
At Ilia llltl.-e of Jeslslt Cs.ii.iIh-II. teiiily I'xlleet'.r,
Kittou. Illioi. JOHN I,. MAH'IIN,
ti'it-JH-u.ti,tdl ilit-tsi l.olteoUir?d liiHi. oi iiiiui.
Stove Store.
Jul. K. Bum.
Jmu. M M Amu.
NEW STOVE STOKE.
MA NU V AUTUHKRS OK
OOK HTnVRt, WiKill, COAL. AU HHKTT
J IKUN 1-Al.oKS, ANI KIILI.htHtiTOVM.
Ill (LI OWAItK, HIH4AK KK1II.KH. ,
( ntti'nf tif tvrv tit n ripf Un ni4. to nrtlcr.
War roniu Nn. i 'vd-'lHnu Htfti, tiipuaita till
Mur lint Hotwi.
h'niin.liy nu Hyr,l rtrm-t. Iuli L.llliw, Hiiylnu.
1 Olnn. IHiVKK MtMAHTKU.
I imivUiIAaH
I
For Sale.
I I.!IMI,K TWi) lilHH) KAHMrt . tu, cunUia
1 r ln H.M inrca nf chnlnf finniiit; l iltl, 4'y tinla
mI I UiUitm, tHiniiinaiunOniiuly.OInu, 011 tiia it
. IfHiliuK lo Mi'linnw.linr. Thn larin ia iu ro 'J 'ou-
' ditimi, au4 111 ft IiikIi atHla nl culll valiun. Ilm ilwt'l
linK in aunnil t?0'Mtnry hrult, uiun riKtina, ImuIi tru,
tniiiitnrtittilti triiHiil IiihIiIiiimn. Iwo ur'liaril KUtt ft
I lit vnr-iailihK irfatn r ettHh wntt-r.
' Ttia other arm noulaiua lattat'io of rlinir laul
In lh aaiiia valU-y, nn imlti liuin Hi (m m r ) 11 iu
hifliaiMlti ul ciillivam.u. tma Mniirtnf nl rutiniiiM
! Htm h watr, cnmtnrtntittt wnu.t.'! rniil.tl titf, n. Imil,
' Ar. Kr .tTt ruin.. tvl'lrmniKUtiiK W. HAhNKl T,
ami HAMUfcL HA KN K'lTi J . UrtiMift. wth rtanlana
, Uielarma nr HAMUKL HAKN tl f , bjjniignaia, Ohio.
1 aotl-d
Medical.
L-4
(UllKH (!ouht (ViIh, Mitii Thrnni, kW iiiB.nn
j CouNiiMti'MitM. Il in nnly finw-Nr-Mf ltr m y -ii
1 run til fit wuli In rnniHrnni. I Iry (Hit' Itottl il
Ftrickfanil Mrliifiuom Covyh Italian
to nnnvinrt thm 1 hut it in tln t ( rcfinmtioo rrr
ii .!. It not only curH thn nienv ml i tn-ii" . llif
Thrimt nnr I,iiiikn, ltii ti 4'iir N I h Hwmi hi -t
Hpillinn of HlfMMi, nml in nn jn'ollt-m (turpi tor unv
U iris j nl Hor 1'hnMt, 1 1 in limnt tn tifti, Mml r
Nfiti infiiin Inr iiimii(. I'tit'f tth t.'fiiU Mr I nltl.
Vnr kh iv irniiv')"t Rfiicrnilv. nl
.1VKllVltoY Ii ItnuiK curotl nl Ikm .litlro-HmK
Jj tliM'ncfs hjr ihe lt ol
l)r, SlricklaiuT Vile Jirwfthj.
Komi whit (linH(i miv w Im Itnvr- iiMnl it:
M i , titiiirlcM W . I.ninl.iih , LmiihtiIIp, m H Mr 4.
H llfii.ird-, ('ini'inr.Hit, , Imi ti vri'iirr( ailf i tt-nne
nnn not nl In. hint kiniHl'r-. I ili- I. en ilv. '1 l,i y Miy
llify hnv ln1 i-vet ) tlnni; Int if uM nhinin nn n lirl,
Itnt nnt I'nt nl hlrii'ltlBi'it f li 17 lii'ti.iMly prt-f-r: it
lvrli'i't 1'iirts nltr minriiik' for umtiy yimn villi Um
wnrHthlixl nl J'llfH. 'Ihvy rri nnininlnl ttriv I ItM
who in Hiitlttriiiu In ity it.
A"k Inr
Jh: Htricklamta Vifo tVtnfty.
ktnlil l.ynll lniKKi.t, iM- it .n. MhUiiImuIIUcI it
No. tl KiiMi Knurl Ii nl, I'uin ninth, (j,
AM;
1 T. U X.
Strickland's Anti-Cholera Mixture,
IM n miM(w..ttlnn t,( ntt-ulff.na) hIhitI -Mi, w'H;j.
I ut un.! tMriiin..it v.f , w Im h v r v 1 1. itiii i, b,
knnwlriiwfH ii il nlv IT iHtMiif n tU W u'tt in
ufrniuiifiit ftiif n( I'liintu). uil iMin , 1 ,ih ahu
('iinirn Mi tnr im ii'tv hi Uf in mi. in at nn tuny
ho)Hinl. win im it Kin Hit KrrHlrM kiiIiMhi'ih ii.
Im- f wvi'.l lh Ii tck nf lhrnHiilK nt i-tir tiliiM-it
t'tliiu it,Hlnl h will foiiinuiup ttt I ( tnt u im.
ly m 'ins worl.) inr l)mn In h Hlnl Im m nli ry.
Mr Wno.t-.nl CovilifK i. My. will n,. H fhi, i
in KiiliKly Rtiv nni hk tn Hit vtrlnc ul Hir klnnri ami
(Jhnl.ru Mi am re ; in Itnt w hnvr n rtht imniUi
t'ettiii)niiitl tinin pnlirnirs w I n Imi I ttn rim u Miu
li inn irniHtiini'cl in umt.ln hy I t i r .dy Hcn-nt., m
ttlUT luiuttf onl) nun I ..HlfOl t'liii'i.li.iHl n Al.ti ( I .,1
urn Mixtu if nii kutVr wiih liiririi n nml J vim
try tiy nrn Ik.UIi.
IMKII'l.hMnit im: MIAK'K
IINLY liKNUINK
HAIR RESTOKER!
UlSMAHilS iK 'l'JIK SCAI I'
fJIH K iliill nMhf inidnnl fmulty in tnnliu Iim nt
X ' Hfl "I 'lip llAN.II) tl n.Hjntliy (.1 I Itr-tH, ! I m
It-.l t-y (luf, tlit innwt ul'Mr iiiPfhiM. i i it.0 n,
IrniiiH, It m not tn ! w inlrr .1 nt , hhi . iinni m
miiily, r KfHn-h Mini a nu r Inl urn hhvntii.n
III t-ttUf W hit II J.KnIUfH n i-tMi'. ChIi'ph ll.
i?HII-ii lit dlht'nvplrti, II m rill DIM r lllifiir.i.iiy
Drml I'Hln tlll IIH Ult) Hllil Cllll'l ft H MDhlllllt lllf.
l'l.isj. m nl tlm tn-Hl). liuM I -f il ilnnt inn i d uw-41 imI
by Hniiitj ul ttir miiHt 1 iniiH hl ii)Niuiiini. 1 liHr di
VuUitl
YKAHH (IK H I (
Tn thm nriihnr wil nf thf Iniiiuui trtiinf , nml I hi.
MiihftU'U llntl I ). hisi'tm
I I HO ttil. lKltlKI
NoffirNfl km. wn, Hint uniild ifinin nil) limutnl
tliUNu Inttlliriniiin iti-.ftr-rt ft lt.. ft ntf. 1. n,t
HALT nili:(iM. Hi-Al.li IlKM.
Aii'l ollifr 1'iiiHiinniiH dirt'HM-ri, nnd n-(oio io l( ,,t
tliuKr H lin lliiv Itfritriit lanltl. 'In , alu
yutni Ihn AetHiTlinU, 1 Hill fniUMI
FlVb: IIVNDliEl) DOLLAJiX
If I Tall to Clin 1' wore t vnm'H nl Ui)-,,hH ni H n
if ii lmit;4Mt niHinlniK Hitli the
OM.V UlCiMJlMO HAIR IIKHTOIIIi.ll,
lleml tliv hUt'H'nv:
(YV ifiNiKTiiiii uj Alii, fciiifJi Oouht )
Al.nANi, Nkvr Yum.
I'ft.ir )i:Minn: Twn J.'f.ietm.n my ,rtrin.
litaHintl,Hli4 Hi) llmt' '.iiUMn' ti tn Ihll nut try Itfl
Tm) dlin-Ht-n t(n'iiil nulil 1 1 r t-t ii'p Mttft uut . nH
Ol'. H I Hint V'iy iinllil, li. V lent hi tlik-dl mie
ItnikiMi; the lurnnty il .u li.ri fiiKiilinii hhn ui u
Mir.it.US I p.il.l ,. '! fills.', in uiiitily,
only inninriilfn ioii. rniiMMli il mt iu I,)ni
i-ihiin ul iIiihciIv. I wn? ir rinnl l.y Un 111 ll.hl it,.
diM.'itMi. with nh u h r" - I'. t li .j vmn 11 h
Mi urn, rtii. HI.,. .1 1. 1. .11 imi lernrfit hif I nml
yunr ailvfrtte-pii,) ui nnl vik ludl to cnnauit jnu.
Vuli HNiiri'ti mo thui yt.ii wnuld fiHdiriiln t. iltt m-t.
nml rfitlnrt tny liir, Inct. hml IsfK'ninv wiy ttnu.
WiUitlmtiiHi-iirKnoa 1 lui i(l niyiirll id you hnii,
untl ili rt-Niiii-i ri, 1 1 fi h Hi x ut innt lit ho n 1,1111,
in h-hIi in in rlf. il v M-'ll, untl my I nir Imi irmitl l
IhII mil. (i'f.rrl ntly y ur.,
M un. hAMAii'tlni 1 11, Nu. 1.7 Fonth I'l-ml ttiiH I,
ll in it Itn t m iiiuwlrilT(t l.y all wlm Iinvh lUrvtl tlm
IlHir kvktnrtT, unU iht-ir iinnm m Ia-wod, tlml it 1
THK ONLY I'lOCPAHATItlN
Tliatwnuli) t Hfsftimlly aiul wrinanDtly rrrore tS
Imiruf thnn wliuttr tlU.Hnti itjvuiit
THK 1IAIK VKOM KALLINU OYV.
'Un Uimk hikI rBimlly innrtnMiitKhalso IWettorMiva
im Mil tu(i.l tjviunui'tf nf lln iiiaii.luhl Uni hU it
ijtiulrsriaiM linui)
THK HUMAN MM ll.V.
Th i'i.iiti.r?it nf thi' . ulilii- liaa Im-.u nblaiiiit, ahl
tlity all uuiIh In HiU'eitinn l(t liiwril tunl mut MUvii
unty t.VKIt ALL I'HKl'ARATIONH
Kir lotihiliii titl. I iln imi iiiiiiiiiiii itil my t,.,ua.
Muu Icnrniin? Innr tn nmw H trft tn Ui-IIjHh i, Hit
atuiiiliM, hm it in h ui ti )! ihiiKMti.iL.Uiiy, u ml U.mli) m
OlUlHIHUtll Mill) III tat MM Of Nail III f, f (j (hnf H til' I
aknli mI nr iu M tiuli.un, 1 will iimkr a lrtna nl (tl-t
1 Will fnrfrll l,UOO
(One Thnli-niil hnllHr It t ( til tn euro Ilm Ht.ru
uuki'sinl Muliil tiHlttuuna, niiiU'r Utiui-ii yfuri' aiuiiJ-
llkg, Willi
THK ONLY UKN INK HA I ft UKi-'TOHKIt.
Tina wnmlnfnl remtitly i inilil by ilru 'ial riiir
ally .
lb' V'UH IUK)(.lhT HAH NOT UOT IT H!.'M
KiK IT,
N H ('uma fcuaifuilt'fil 111 t yiry Qaaa ailirr Hii'di
rt'tnli Inr -t' Hl Iln fill. Illy nt.i w il.
War Hilt . fl .! IriiMli-, nr HI t IhiIHi 11 fnr J'j.
ril"K H. A. HK M I'M N,
tii At 'rninUr, hn, -in tirttntin him I,
fc Vl.ll Alt. nny ..tK
KlwEI). SCHWARTZ,
Hudl.fi-, Hlttll No. 3'-',
HliHTU HlliK OK Til K MAKKKT IIOI'M .
Keeps onlnnilthc Kt kt (luallly nr5le(s.
Iiini-W tlm
1 iKH-ttlNH I KHI Its M.'H Of 11 A V
J iiik 1 .1 t e
j f.i.vi'S vvxkh CMit:m.i.y
nml ....ifr-ellv. will eli-sse lesre ni.teis el III.T'IKH
mi'.Ut tM INK In ii ii ANU lAl'I.K MTUUt
eii!iii' nl 1'hlld slid Mum nllt-els.
sttsU" J. llUUI.'g KIIT.
C-.WWl MO NTH ..SB Im uisile sellms nt.
P-vWw rsiiil'sisn Mi-dsls. Willi nrlr-l liki'.i. mii
of ml I tie esinllisl.'s. Also, w -It-l.iliij iticliil n Iji
rut til tint. t'il e. till .mr liuil .r.l, l.i AiL'S.ils. Just
Hie Im. no s- Im- ilimilisiiteil or ilissl.li-il eoliliers
eiiKiSi-iti. bsu.... seltlnt. lev. int to llceh. Ad
dle.t V. It. I.ASeliaAII,
keiT.f (tlli.llit.i.l. (ihln
JACOIt U'-.SIIKIIM K.tate
NOTIt'K is liereliy sreu lli-il (lie MiLM-ntier wss
Ihe '.lid dsy nl Ortotrr, I Hi, , iluly ilnnsiled
s-liitiui-trsior on His ssiste nl Jsiiuti ttstisr, Isle
Montsoniei y Oott.itv, t'su sscd
Kosetiiie-r 1st is, 4. (sCO, W, MUTER.
DO.SU SOW
tiA-.A TThr: fir ft 1 i.M-ff.:'-''tuujaa