Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 November 1864 — Page 2

FOR SALE.

1 tHB 9CB3TATIALLT Bl'l LT SlDst-Vf UJJL BTEAMEB ifer i - -la offered for ante. Atao, 01 v : ie " ' r t i a vtr. .... ... aomplsta erdnr. k'or irHo 1BV BOi7-w i i f. ... 'T IIAVi. of. A V Corde of good cheap. Cll t cw. wod, a i sen K. IJAUT cj; acbks or 4as. a ujOLNp.' ft HZ. iMifm prtof the city, with a K'rod reai l. nee. Itwo-ttorT brick). tre, aadother improrements uron it. no iuijm, tioii faj iruu ror . artitulars acquire ol Kl'DOLPH KF.il B, fcal bUU Agent. Ofllc OD lef Prorost Marshal's Otti'.. bt!2-2w A OOOD STKAM 8IUKC1LE 410 LATII J. mar hi at. JtDititr of BOT.O-tf i , ,r I 10LD, IB LABGE PIECES, IS SUMS TO alt purchasers, f r salt at th botT CONTINENTAL BANX. A FlKE-PBtrOa SAFE 10 H BALK LOW Apply fur terms at th ov7 CONTINENTAL BA5K. 28EC05D-IIA3D HAT PRKaSF..",. nrtVt 23 'afr 'r I WANTED. rpo BENT A SMALL irWVLLIXU HOr.-r, J In a rfaalrakia i'K-ailufi, Kfoul,-. at th nflit nf Wa, M. Atkiuaui A t",, r et il N. Lhrla y. H ta A marlcan Home. AT TBABna'B BATTKRT MINES, BATTKHV Ruck, llllnol., Tw.nlj Minora and T.n lnborara. Prk. .f ,)(tKlog) .,KM oaraa p-r liti.l.al. Paoocaawwk. n .it 1" . FOTl RENT. A EH 1 1) E NCaTr OB A. fcM ALL Addraaw Bos f. 4. - riMfiy, Na. . rp H K BOILDIFiO OCM'PIED Bf TI1K 1 ' Waltialla" l-alxja. Eur farma mtula ! Mra. Kro i,coraiir( a'oartfc t,4 lioalunt atrn-t. oor'i'iar STKA.YED. OTBA'r'Eb JPaoAi VMS MAI! B ET I)0 'J aarlj I nrailay RralliK, a Uil Uir-, l. in Ba teara old, ami ba a little nh! no ib h... w of Bla hind Uga. Any paraon ratarnliig tiim t, Mr. E.f.r.at Hie MarkM Horn., alll m illra!;t rawarnan. (aorzi-vt) - r.. I.KI.n LOST. AM A!XUNT WiOKJir BltOWN MOKOtOo IwloBKliia' 10 ( apt. Ilra'lnn, I'ili I'. . 0. T. ob tlia w from Jrnr.iiivill lo KvatiarUJt . thaO. AM. K. K. Tlia .l.r . will tv aauky r warilml l.jr laalni: II, or H.r.i!iig It In Vii k ij t Brw , nr I Iil cttjf. ' . nulj.t REWARD. LOT. A NOTE run IH GfVrV ka Cotirac' a1aTaagh la Katah 11 W llaftti, ami eacarMj iiy ,lnr.ib Jtirdan, waa 14. b twaaa Halllraniown and tha r rai.kllu hin-l BrulK. T.n dollara reward will l Klvrn t at jr on wfio will return tlia aaitti W Chila. liu-fer a (irorery, In tltilllfaitUiwn. . avivM-ler ENOCH H. WILCON. FAST EXPRESS. ERIE TRANSPORTATION CO.'S Ti: OA. rroinJVe.v York r.tuuif iii. ti.mi: (.i-4iiati:i:i. rpiiH rxruEHK I NOW RKAllT run l bualniMM. Tliruiigb rea.ilt.ta alvea aiid I me garaiiUe! tjr - VM. II. Ii A III. I N(!, Ar.nt, No. llr..,dy, N..w York 0, W. AlUIoTT, A.it, Nil in Ktat UlrM-l, Tl.ialim, BBOWN, Dt!NH EIIRON A Co., Anni. Eianavllle, I ml. aprlO'M dla JACOBOTIlAUJ&SON. REDUCED PEICE3 ! Jacob Straub '& Son.' AXES Lippineott'i, 8h.rr, and others, ' i '. i . ". AXE HANDLES, turned. Wood and Cron Cat Sawi come mon and Patent. Meat Cutters ani Staffers. ; Halo's Patent Meat Cutters. Shovels and Toups. ' Steel Fire Setts, and Stands for same. ' " - ' " Grain Shovels: Long and "D" Handle Shovels. Cotton and Wool Cards. Hay Knives and-Briar Scythes. Brass and Enameled Kettles. ' , Knives and Forks, ), Afulla6rtPocket Knives, " ment at very Razors & Scissors. ) Low Prices. Tea and Table Spoons. Soales and Scale Beams; ' Butcher Knives, 8teels, and Saws. Cleavers and Choppers.1 a - Files Batcher, Spencer & Co 's Nails. Buildingr Hardware. ' Cabinet Hardware. Barton's- &- White's Celebrated Cooper Tools. Columbus and Terra Haute Truss Hoops. Chain Pnmps: 5 O 'J ' : - ' Carpenter Tools. , . Also, a full assortment of Shelf Hardware. Our Stock is Large and . , Cotnplote. Oar Prices are Very Low Our - Terms : are Cash. . JACOB STRAUB & SON., -' - 74 Maia Street, BKI.0W THK W8imr.TO HOISK. MILITARY. Notice to Officers and Soldiers Absent from their Regiments. Crrtca A. A. Paoroat Miua,t, 8nt . t The Kecretary ef War di recta t,t all and enll.t.U mo alxai.t from tkair tiimmaada ra turn to te eama imaw.l trlr. All f iriouaha and learra of abaencear rw-ke.l, exeept u cV.tamiaaianed olHoara abaenl ootm rT in ord,r or by carlilioruof diaaaility Uul H.od aa nani'ml by rrulationa of the War rpartit.ant. Ktuiated men aUeeot from Canwral tltwi'itals will be tetiirnd tu tbe Uoapltala lr. ui wbl.h tb.ywwraaar laagbed. All othere will be aent to Ihvlr itpecttva rmeta, Ciimpaniee, or rvetm-ti ta by Prviriwt Maraaalaot ltatrtcta. All vf icaira ef tha P.m.. atarabal tienerajPa Bureau ara ordered to niak apaciai enorta to fcftn prompt and thorough ctupliance arith theSerrelary'a order, aa M la tba inUniloa to put arery aau belongiuic w the miltary eertioa In hia prep.r duty, a eooo aa po.atble. To thiaend Pronat Matba!s aradlrectrd to Cerd eeree farltttT raw arsaiaand coner. .eutfaturo f tbaaecwmplainaT with this orter All who ataka tbemaelnw deawrterabr failiea; to report will be arreared and rernrard with chart: oa. By Order, Brta;. C.e i't T. Q PiTcasa, " A. A. Pmfnrt Marshal (Sotiaril. eaoass W. IHsuoiax. Ljetu. and A. Ja$. ' noTl't ( NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS. A .PBPPTT 0N W810H. TAXES ARK XX not paid bT Oeoamber let next, will be adTil" Tli0 '4W Um'- ot.r.eMS ataryoodT, witaou dt.Ueclieo. .....-. vv. J. BiKPPLE no.lw City Collector, at ttajar a tW. Ol ..- J..J . V

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6ATCBDAT .SOVIMBEE 20 I lierman! .0rdligraftt eolumus this morning are full of highly exciting news from (Jen. Sherman, which we rsceive through rebel source.. Canton, Milledgevilie, Macoa and Griffin are reported aa cap. i tared and destroyed, - while Sherman columns are pushing forward in their work of devastation. . "1 E3- We give op much of oor space 'this morning to the interesting aermon : of Ber, B. F. Rawlins, delivered at the Locust bttreet M. E. Church on Thora. daj morning last. Wa regard it as an able aiid eloquent production, and well worth reading. t&T Tbe Louisville Journal says that a gang of villains is congregated ia tbe jjeigL lorbood cf Golconda and Metropolis, Indiana Xo Buch placet ia our State, neighbor. - THANEe.-e-Our Thanksgiving was intensified on Thursday by a yoaog, fat, and juicy turkey from tbe grocery store of Vickery Brothers. We partook of it with., thanksgiving, , wishing the enterprfniiig and liberal douort long years of happiness and prosperity. - 37We are indebted to Capt. Sam Barr, i the distinguished and' elpgnt . elerk of the big Missouri, for New Orleaue papere of tbe 14ib. TiUNEoiviso.-r-We are under obligations to Mr. Carmody, of the Monitor, for two bottles of Champagne and fpsrliIio2 Catawba, which we drink to bis health and longevitj. 1 s '1 U proprietors of the Monitor regaled i their friends on Thanksgiving evening with foaming egg nogg. ficxTCol. Burge, of the 44th Kentucky regiment, was in tbe city on Thursday, tn route to Louisville. Tba term tf service of the 48'k has expired and the Colonel is now recruit ing a new regiment. There i no dis count on his patriotism or courage, and he stands square up to the Administration. Col. John W. Foster hat been ia the city for a few day and ia looking re markably well. Receipt in Full We suppose the acknowledgement of a turkey by the ed itor of the Timet from Judge Niblack is a receipt in full fur remuneration for ivrvicrs rendered in this county during tin) late campain. Cheap enouzb. LMKUEUOCS AUVlta. 1 he Sullivan Democrat is lamenting over the want of poblio spirit and town pride In the citi zens of that benighted village. Their graveyard has never been en closed, and hogs and cattle wallow and roam amid neglected graves. Their sidewalks are dilapidated ,and .neglected, and their fhiol-house ia described aa a perfect old rookery and a d'mgrace to the towa. ' .j Now, we har no doubt the Dtvwcrat is right; but what better could it or the world expect for a town that votes solid, almost, for Dan. Voorbees. What care they fur the neglected graves of their dead? the dead can't vote the Democratic ticket; and as for respectable school houses they are death to modern Copperhead Democracy. Unless you arti piepared to give op your Democratic biftjiifity, do not build school houses. Here we have large and handaome school houses; such is also the case ia Tnrre-, Haute, Indianapolis, and Madisou; and see the terrifying majorities th(e cities gaye against the; Bogus De mocracy. If yot want Sullivan county to remain the great Copperhead strong ItoTrf,- (wt your school-houses go to decay and continue to burn tbe houses "of t'nuin men, to rob and plunder defenceless citizens, and assassinate enrolling officers. School-home will ruin you. .TuANKsmviKu Day. The day set apart by the President and subsequently by Gov. Morton in this State, and by all the Governors of the loyal. Stated, aa a dav of thanksgiving and praise, was very generally observed on Thursday by the people of our goodly city. ' Religious services were had ia all the churches in the city, with on or two exceptions, and all who coahi secure a turkey, did ao, we presume. Others less fortunate , contented themselves with chickens and other delicacies. Many places of business were closed, and everybody seemed to enjoy a holiday.. The soldiers at the hospitals bad a magnificent dinner prepared, with plenty of turkey and ether poultry and the necessary concomitants. Wa accepted a pressing invitation to be present, and it made us feel good to see the brave boys in blue enjoy themselves. At night they had a brilliant dance, and we shall not be surprised to learn that the health of the invalid be been greatly improved. There was a dance or two in other parts of the city on Thursday night The day passed off pleasantly, and we did not hear of any unpleasant incident to t mar the day's eitjoyuenC Tha weather was magnificent and all the churches were well filled, and th atresia during the greater part of the day presented a very animated appearance. - FixisntxG Up Mr. Bennett informs u that he baa about finished his canvass of our city for hie nwW Directory, and will leaw for Cincinnati, on Tuesday Jiext Those who ha Vf..n ...:. location or place- of busi new .since he took their names can b ave aa n uv.pt n. nity of correcting the Directory by leaving their new addresa at Dobelfa Book Store, prior to that time. , A last opportunity is also afferded to subscribe for the Directory or insert adverti.emrats in it Gold, Silver, Demand Notes and Coupons bought and sold at the Conti nental Bank.

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r.l eerel by Kh. B. F. EAWI.I ;rect M. S. Cborch, ETaneeill r ilia, on Taoreday, ; I Bot. it, lo.5 'lAd aUo iit.Judah lhi0 went inu:' i 1. I. rWLi l,ir . t There is reference here taa,nnsaal state of things in Judab. Tb death of Solomon and the accession of RehoboanT were both important eenU. The one terminated a distinct era of historji tfaet othec opened a new one. Oa tbe day of tri !naa?aration of Beboboam.'tr'wsg A ,T.At.A War rer,rutatives of the ' riona tribes that the eereritj of Li:fath-i' i . n . Vw. : r n vbiawn mn.i n . t r . i thi condition aione.- it wa. sverred, .... - i . r I - : . ( ' TU. would taey oe ia uuuibi uujwv-i. - " resione to tbi demand. waa whoily inexpected. They; supposed t-very natu-j rally that toe incoming" BaiaiBitRraniuu would be marked by spirit of conciiiation? but it was different "My faUier made year yoke heavy, and I will add to. your yoke ; my father chastised yoa with whips, 1 wtU'Cnasuae you wnii. urpious. Upon IDe innuancecitin i. kui tHjlicy, ten of the tribe revoUert, and Jadah stood alone., Benjamin. Keo-tucky-like, for a time stood neutral, at finally cluugtottie parent government. . The policy of fhoboam wa raslt.and unreaaooabie. The people had only preferred a modest and earnest plea or greater- leniency -in the administration of affairs. Tbe rte-altawmrtooOTiced by a prophet, wa a .revolt, extensive and socceesfuL Tbe Bitterest -animoniliea were enkindled;, and when the collector of taxes se-feut forth to receive the assessment .frccn these trioes, they stoued him to death! Tldt was tiring uoon riamter the iBaagurationajf a civil war whose desolations and duration tbe eye of inspiration alone conld depict',' ''Intantly the newly inaugurated ktfig issued his oroclamation'. and a if by maic tfiltiuyi .t,Aan ttjw.Yia arar AAai irihl fA

at Jerasaleia to redut!) U obedieoctf tbe Hnn;le tbm he promised to Abrarevolted Stat: and it is . impoeaible ' 5.m- V'8 lPr""'1" ' And was not there a

to tee how tbe refractory ribe in tteir uncrepnrad state could have resiau-d sucb an orgaui-Aed a-od namerous farce. Tbey had not tbe ken of modern revoiters, wbo aeize government weapon and arsenate , baifurehand. But God irtierprrse and forbids the King going to war, npon the ground that tb division i.f the kingdom wa presidential and a judicial punishment for their oofaithfc'iiets towards him. - How different, my friends, is, tbi revolt from tbe one to which the services of this hour relate. ' Look, fpr initatiee, at the demand that were made in either case, upon tbe lion compliiirMt i'h which, war wa commenced. In the one ease, relief from tbe presaure of tbe government upon the people Was demanded. Tbe exactions which Solomon 14 made in th vast exjMtnditare occasioned by tbe erection of the temple sfnd the roval palaces, and the corn pletion of the k-. inees 01 the country, cad weighed the people down. The demand was natural A wise aud benevolent ruler would at Itait have given it respectful cotiaidnralion, and it relief possilile.U would Lav been promise. . .. 4 . - . . What now was the demand in th blher tase? Wa it alleged that the goverav. ment wa oppressive ?' No. So light was it pressure upon tha people t;;a. tbey t'arcely knew that they had a government It wa far different frc m this. It wa simply this coaileg, tto, frinu J more than tan triboe of our lira! tht our god, Slavej-y.biJ the god of tleb'tsu ami Territories, and that the whtelaj aation and people tiov down to hitn, and that all who wilt ixt do tbi shall be lelt out in the cold. How diverse th rebel lion In'lbeir euses7In ur cat so grievances wors allegtid, no reraonstranr e were presented. In answef to all effort tf pacify tbem and avert tba dread ctatropb of war. the anlv res ponded, if they were presented with a heel of clean paper to write ibeir ova term, tbey would not do It ' There-migM hav((been serne '.agalogy in the two cases. If the cause of larati t revolt had. been thUior iustanct: W demand, it, Itehobdam, tlrat the worship pi deiutvaa be anouttieti; Uiat trr all tiie rii.- luiranj ob eiaiautisnrn; inat at Jerusiilemttid in t!te capital no other religion be knowa. . .. Mere there might have been analogies ia the cause e( the two grtat rebellious of tbe world; and had uch betn"h demand of Iarael, Providence a 'iu our case, would, doubtless, not have forbid them going to. waf to , ubjiigata tuxU sianara . ,' . :j ,,:;, Whatever may bave been- thtvupht rf Rehoboain, pripr to the, revolt,; and in provektagif, ha certainly displayed; gr? at skill and energy afterwards.-' The laud we at otiee? ptnead oit vir footing.; cilie were fortitiad, (rarriaona-' ercctad, provisioned and equipped, witlr.ve'f'rai, troops, and a tide of prosperity act in on every hand, inere3lBjf ttitfl -Var increased ia fury aud duration. '., L"' The Priests and Scribes, a large aol Influential -ehtn-er rttretif,prrHliM(r, foMOok'the, ren,rtrlv)tib and cdme home t) the pareut government, &d strengthened the hands of the Chief JLt.y ecotive. DoubtleWTJtere " a great cry then, as now, among rebel againt the pi etchers, for they were nearly ail in favor of the government and iicnmti tutieua! head, tor Rrea? yj asa JudAh remained in security and prosperity, in the mid-it t a terrlb'e civil war. Ala, it was this prosperity, not her enemies, that ruined hf. In the midst of all, the people began to "provoke tbe Lord wtth sin more heinou than any their fa the is had committed.' 1 In households, in temples, in groves, on every bi!lw ia every ' ralb?v, under -every green ire, idolatry, their besetting einy wa aaia visible. At last the tide reached the throne; the Kin A.rs 00k tbe Lord, aud t& fearful detection became genera!.. 10 ins devout ana patriotic krt, wt there ever such a-,'petac!; a country corrupt under the arery tefluence of the prosperity enjoyed in tima of war. Xo wonder that th scene contributed to the grief of the weeping prophet CW.isement waa near at hand. God beheld and remembered, and was now come to be avenged for this grots return f,jr bis goodnes and mercy." r A foreign power is brought to. Bear upon them, and be tbe instrument of tha divine chastisement. Ere they were aware, a if they., had alighted from the passing cloud's," the King- of Egypt, with .tuvtut army, was upon their border. And see bow God mu&ters to buttle. ;Itv tba. ran of tb.it array were 120U chariots, as fearful as Merimaca aud Monitotil Behind these were 60,000 dauntless cavalry; aad then to push the battle to' the gates, there followed on a hoai mora coutulas than the forces .of the Cnmberrarrd or Potomac, not ot Tack, hut oCLubi ms and Sukkttms and KthiopVao. The citie lying along the Wrder which Rehoboam. had trongy fortiEed, were as powerless rb resist tha invaders, and more so, as Lee's efforts to reftrt our intrepid Lieutenant in tha Wilderness. Panic-stricken, tia people Deioos; vneroselres to the eaves and mountains, and the princes of tbe people hastened for refuge to tha defences of JernsaJem. But this waa ro-a gained and completely invested by tha enemy; and, to complete the alarm, an inspired messenger is sent tbem with this brief announcement from Jehovah:- " Vou have forsaken me; therefore have I left you ia the band ef Shiabak." " , Hare. then, ia a natirin ' at war wl.V. kimired tribes, and the most poweTfcll ""5" nauon.01 toe wors t beeeiginr its i The untold treasures that David and Salomon bad placed in the temple, with those of. the royal palaces, compr

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nonT - iBv - se tjajoame the spoil cf the nraaer. An-2 tcis state of thmrs baa continued now for a period ct Jin yeart And jet, ears the historiart..Ja closing up his brier account of this "period of Israel's -.history, notwithstanding all the a paent calamities "in Jadah thing west well.'' a.;..... - I. The first IhougU-- thia, whieh we gather fram-toj hirtjrry.w that over and abofe 'all The 'cormdils'iad 'porieies of men, let l.-a i'titifet.ca that directs ;tb tide U nUioval affairs. , ' Tl I . . m Jbe, ftaUnwyt U afc frequently, - irariijir, w-stw. h th Nxnntnrea. that there is a providential government exercised over nations and people. It is found in th sublime expres.ion, "the Jri iaUh . preparediHs tirooe in the u-tv rn ana lis kingctom ruk-ta over aI,."t- And in the -j.iyoiii acclaim the Lord re.gneth, le- the earth rejoice, let the muJtiujrje ofialea thereof be glad. And when David deeclar that alt the nds.of. the world" hajl turn unto the Lordf-and ail the' kindreds of the nations worship -baftm' him, tbe reason be asajrns, is bat the Kingdom is Cbalrfwa: ijand he is the Governor among the natronw'n- ; . - i , 2. But there "ta a-vast difference bettweerf precept and etample, between the ...w.cwoi KiiuouucaniRot ct tbe providential' government of God and tbe ample .jtctical.iiIatration of the doctrine, presented in much, if not the whole, thtnry of ihe world. In th Saered WOrd it is announced that God reigns, that he is the governor among tbenaHons, that hi Kingdom ruleth over alt This i the theoretical part But then whence are the? expression derived' but ' frofir observation. Did not David see that the Lord reizned? Did he not reiga over Earyjit and destroy Pharaoh andebis hosts? Did he not reiirn over ie ancifni t aananues ana utterlv ex Providence over the nations Israel came in contact with In the wilderness, and after her settlement as much as over Israet heneif? It was Providence that restrained their ' enemies, r suffered thera to come and take them eaptivee. And op to the time of the division of the kiBijioms immediately after tbe death of 'Solomon; there was an equal providence over tbem and over all surrounding natron.'. In the' very instance before 'us, T;ot onlv do we see Providence sundering tHe lingdom, but Shishak, now' besieging the gales of the capital of Jadah, has been summoned there from Egypt by the same Divine Providence. And so God i in Jadiih, God is in Israel, Gol is ia Egypt, God is in Asayria; His kingdom ruleth over at', and lis is the Governor among tbe n tioti 3. This providence is above all the councils aed providences of men. Rehoboam, on coming to the throne, w a advised by the old men the old Stale officers of Solomon men of large experience and practical wisdom to adopt a eoftciHatory policy. lie ehose to pursue different eourse, and adopted a policy of rigoron severity. Shisbak, in hit pretegi jt)veion, bad bit pobcie and deiga. but they were ubordintd tt iid accomplished only so far a Providence permitted. And thus it i alwe-y and everythere. II. The second thoeght which the text suggests to us is, that in th midst of a terrible oivit war, and th temporary diaruptiori of th govtruroenl, we have abundant cause of thank;ivin because thiga are going welt in the lanl' ' I. II il fre'iuently true that things are going 00 well when apparently the reverse is the vase. In Jadah, to the human view, everything wa tending to ruin. Vet to Him who stood uoon th highest pot of observation, the tide of auairs we moving in tbe rjbt direction. In all mu'eriiil blessings things were well. The early and the later rains came in their season), an J distilled upon tbe fields pf the wiIJeracM, making th tittle hill v .reioic on every sue. I heir pasture were clothed with (locks, and th valleys were covtrea ever with cor. Vineyard en'J oiiv grtivis upon tuouotaia and vale, wiih their unrdened boughs, vet .. t.'-i .1... t- 1 . .'.J .i"vi iii4 tarn winj was not aaln2 rith t!. tut e!;er ieir siua, nor rewarding them according, to their iniquilie in a nation like ours, it mar Ha ad that things r going on well when hti cetieral good is beioir socura.l I. J divija-tj interests for the time bamg may 1 be suffering.' Commerce Bay be inter- . our irimii iay so longer SO f f: .1. 1 1 ...j-..i- ... . " .,..1.1 I k ! , ti'-iBiiirn tu untant ciimes Willi ins pro ducts of our soil. Our manufactories may be silent. Our twoben river may in vain course their way to ocean and S'l", nur lu.unj taxes and sets mav be ciear of sail from purs to port: nothing may invite tbe labor of tie huebendjnan and th laborer, an 1 yet all things , be going on writ in tli'e 'and. . ' , Much depend upon the standard by , which we measure our wsllbein. God' purposes in a land or nation, it tbouid Ler rememberaJ. are chiefly of a mural 1 ajiaracler. ; National prosperity mar be g,ven to secure these enJs. And we may therefore conclude that that nation ( enly if on th road to prosperity, which is accomplishing the great mission assigned it of God. Ia ibis view are there pot abundant reasous to lead us to concloda that, in tbe very midst of war, things are going on well in our land? Look, for in.-tance, at our material prosperity. When was there ever such bouo- , ty in the land? N blight has been np. on out fields.' Oar skies have been healthful " The needful diversion of wea'th and strength from the field of peaceful industry to the national defence tjave. not arrested the plow, the shuttle or the .ship .The axe ha enlarged tbe border .'of our MttlemeuU, and the mine cf iron and coal, as of the precious metals, have yielded even more abundantly than heretofore. Population has teadily increased, notwithstanding tha waste that ha been made in the camp, the iege, and the battle-field. N'ever einee we have been a nation have we seen such prosperity as ince the war commenced. Of uo period of our hitory can it be said more eminently than of this, " Things went wel! in the land." Oor Chief Ex ecutive, m surveying these thing, well ays: " No human counsel hath designed, nor hath any mortal hand worked out, that great things. Thev are the srracious gilts of tbe Moet High God, who while dealing with us ia anger for oor ins, hath nevertheless remembered mercy." Surely, if ever thera was a nation of people under tha whole r-arens called upon for thaukrjiri to Almighty God, it i the Arreneaa aeople of to-day. H 3. Touching tie thirg that affect otr permanent prosperity and statu as a BS'.ion, thir are ginjj on we'l Among" the thi-igs demanding our, thanlfsgivipg to daj i the fact that, dor-1 mg toe war, we nave been returning more ana mor to principles fundamental ia our ociai compact principles from which for seventy years we have been drifting away, until at last we were likely to perish by political and moral apostacj. It is often ia the f,r -dial an ce that caries work who effects are clearly visible around ua Th phase which society at any titae present is the result of impulse long since given it of plastic iuMueuce surroundio it, it may be for eenturies, giving it a specific directioa as well a a changeless form. Every city oa our continent and in the world, a well as every nation, ia what it is because of the operation of such a law. The fierce, struggle .

in the dstfc wo,J cf Falkirk, the Ictv-

SV-'TrMte 9f , feancockburn, tb - rrea Lather with .ataa . in big silent chamber at Eifnrt tfcW-fa . i inevitable gaze of CaMay; the rnteedl earnestnew of Knox.tbe odfrT. teaen ana Cameron, ail conjoined their ; th founding fcf oar Gnverr. ment .he. J 0 v v aa , . mor ao We behold the benevolent ilh tent of the Almiehtr toward the -en- . ..,4 rbr'. - ee, x, . s.avea nation of Europe. Tbe blsa- t inge maokmd needed and longed for eonld not Km t . ir.A ,k " - "erT- , uicu, can isit to tee toe tTov;aence of God in the invention of the mariner" compass and discovery ef America, jast at the tim theae eveau occurred? The same .Providence ia cottepicuvus in the aettlement of oar colonic, the circumUaoea which ledtotbe Detiaration of Indpodoee, tbe wa of the revolutioa, and . tt adopuoi, of uc .aatipnal Constirutio.-, What waa the uadetlsg idea of ail thia vast movement, but u eubiiah 00 giiis great Cootineat- sv,s vernment,new and dtaaimiiar from the rspotismt of Europe a goverumeut. of ciril ad raligioua freedam ? . Thi : . a tae taitr of the men that lived at uhe time; and what had beeu with ti. in a bog aud cherished aeuutueiit at lv-"it found cogent expreioo ia th Dr-i-Tra-. tioo of Independence "ail meu uj endowed by their Creator with, certain inalienableright. ; Among thedKaxe life, liberty an i tba pyrauit , of biippinetn. Ifthi wath fundamental ida' tla andirlyiag divine ioteat, ia our tJiab-, lubmeat a a peopU, the A chsriahed thought of theJaiiiera aud, founders of the Republic, and the boast -of .their children tor nearly nicety year, that gratitude should warm our . bosom Lday, that after having drifted outward and awav for more than half a century 'from .these principles, the gracious God o oar father hat brought us back again ia tight at least of the hills and headland of ti, heritage he gave tbemM Bethink 5, 0 a, uioment 1 Upon the face of the, etith there waa no land where the opt-r. d aud down-trodden .might repair. 'H'Wif wat tho only toil p0B the globe available for ttich . a govtjnment and the txc-! cutiou of tuch a mission, m providetc iutrusted to it at the administrator of tba affairs of mankind. . Bethink you, I say, aad tee if we had not o far drifted away from that primeval idea and mtsaion, aa to bare actually commenced and gone fsr in the establishment of a system of opprewiou, tbe like gf which waa not known under, tha. sua.. --Li' L All mea ar endowed by thair Creator with certain Inalienable rights life, liberty and tbe pursuit of happinent. Thit wat the telem uftetHtice; fcf the American peo'pTe To '1775." id lsoo, eighty-four yeart afterwards, we had to far departed from tJiit ttj tterance, that we had pract-ieally amended it with the supplementary words: "with the exce ption of 4,tJO,004lvet and msny more a their generations and our States and Territories can make.'! t All tha lave State 'said this llieHrabliithment of tbe Missouri Compromise said this. The acquisition ef Ta3 and the acquisition of the Mexican wtr aid this. The Charleston Conerjfiien -said, this tbe shot at Sutiapier said" tbi, and the eleven States seeeeding declared it, and multitude of men, a individuals, In party a Si Hi a tion, inagutu(ivrtion, did most recently declare this sell-same thing thtt if th Union is dissolved this if the Republic is rent to atoms. lieiViok you, I ay, avert those 61 tou If there be on present who may think tit an extremes! upon this on subject, arid toll aa if thtt be not pikifa facta. I r Does it not behoove u then to revert with gratitude to the good providence of God, not only a w see ft goings forth in the commencement of our national and ante-aational history, but also irt the evident restoration he is working for us, whereby the sentiment and benevolent intentions ef -oar fathers shall once mora animate a heart cf th American' people? -jr. Sentiment of tbe fathers! There ara mea in the ( land wbo ever talk of tb Coastituaosi iif Ipaftailite glory of tba government, as if they were tbe patriot par excellence of the country! Ttest. are not the descendant 0f Washington, no more than battard ? Jsw were of Abraham. All th Jew wtnt id was Israel with idolatry,-1 aft Thene- men want it tbe Union with tlavery. Bat there it another claas of men, swelling in nunbera every hour, a class compoted of oldier and all their friend at home, a class once very small a id deepised, but new like tbe tro M-d of Abraham, oece nnd yet qeltotl an. to b called by history on the latest pages Abolitionist. These are the descendants of Washington and tbe fathers of tbe Repub-io, wbo. supposed tba long ere tbi slavery would bare stitirely disappeared. These, bistorjr will record- it, these are tbe Uue patriots of the country, in whom glow tbe spirit of tha signer of the Declaration ef Independent;. May God make tbem a tbouaod tin. more than they arc, and trong to reire -the country to ii primitiv glory Io conneetfon with tbis national teworation there are other prospect that loom ap t cheer ,as aod,'inp.r tank:mng. Ibe indications that this land was re served to work, out a mighty moral problem aeems dear as- if given by God's own finger. And the evidence'to confirm this conviction is daily increaaing. The irccricas increase or our population, welled by an imigTating tide flowing minion .rem the old world, eemto indicate - that ttiV i 'td be a natievi ct nations. - Even now it coming, and when the" , war ooaaaa. and tba wbola broad land la rpaaa-l to tb abrprie aad iuduatry of frerduia. HilHooa sttora wul rnah t oar aborea front Uta aatiatai of tha older cootinenta Tbe broad and deep aad iarliruiatv Ifcroegh, wt kh tbe ftir-vnera shall flow to oor eWiree. coming oeer lb At antK aad Paaiae, f.-waa tba West aad fross tba Uriaat, will saaAe tba Aswrtran. CaaUr repreaeot all to i laa rata. .juu-euT aad Swe4eo, and iLBaaars: ara no tonxvr ia ta north of fcaropa, bit in North A man -a. Ireland aod Spaia. aad Franc sball no l..ix-r b in tba V.olh of K .op, bat la Lomafana. In A '.abama, ia Florida and T-o-aeaaew. Ganat.y attxtf ecma to tenant car bttaa and p-reea a China, too. will m,e k-r oaartera, and ia our annny and f.ld.Q clisn-w bhoid tbatatianit; and Chriatlaa ciTihutma Aad tbaa aa 6-4 1-r-aaarbt tba aaaVws to Jeramiaaa to wite tba teauxnrat4.a of'Jbrtatlaolty. tram dtatant Unda ia He Lri.-a:itix tbeaa bar r rt purer leaeocj tbaa Bmaniam or Ptfauiaai ui aeer Isspart. Mora tbaa tWtkry. lat.gnairea arw spoken at this moment npoa oor continent 't.A ; can eon test plate taea th-.ag-a and not aae tba us -l"ldiri! of Prnridenoe la what ether nauoa oa the (lob mil thta ev dettt aarpoaa b am nits bed - - ktat Ibertr asw baontajiai.- wfM rw .. . ,. aae .t.t . . toapittra!. - i!" mm" f r' tkat cheer as a ar tookfrom.af.roeul.nitjJstais! p-jitu aad behold tk mitstoa of our cOTtrtry.- - i If w mra bow to look at th more rKal a6 lmtiualUttgrwred.tr rT.rit.de, w, mrTnm.i that wa kxj, be3 tmiamtey preferred ia onr foreira and doncertir rl.rtr,. , - oor

agencies to. create tile present ri Ban: r awaetioi aa earranswd at tb. ttBtin., s t.n,,:,,:, ,7 IT eivilixation cf Saln ,,eryt other natien is antedated by agescka i tu bam., d.-a fur weapona and sr brand. ' mri. -.'L Z.V . ' T "ira- w!,ti Cl,n" potent of good or of evil. r Taaapirit ffww.TrraTdror ulr hbftrty and repreeesti gwrasaBt2a. .J 7o"LI.Z iL i" ,! hV vuMdXrl UiJ existed in England aod thi fcreSiS of i freaterh.oae the achetne waa tor !.id and Mut w. ,,rUb ' ?, lV",''i,'f J1 Germany in tbe aixteenth aaJ teenth eentnnes, and is'Rot native bat Tti r.. Tbay' tnw uJhCiii?&' b ?'? imported to our land. The tree rSVSJt li":1' TsTZTiTt :r tt ,-t i, i aiirtiat t he vosfrdaratr and thacati afofBsrcn, 4 aoaiiMa-, dtato.nt.mi and .w.i.. ".

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Franc hare alt aloef desired to Tbie at tb rweaoa ere gaew to eh other tzj see to war tarsteatsd. Aod it u not wondtrnii. ( to reeposa w gie to th means asntog melt la as msa trf carioca as of individual a conn of this the reaponss w aead ta BvbsiOBd.to LooHeeth to hltraelf. Trra ts an tnreTTi.r.i,oc doa. l Farts and wa plar, xnit ia kxrrsr stnd

running tBrwsgb all eattoe. It ra ixbt saraoge tbea that tkeae two aatiows bae eer ad aooo ka n diacnasieg th propriety f at Srienity er othr kind of lot rfereac ia onr stnl. Aadsweti la oar relatione toTtiiai pueers and tacit is tcexr istereet kaeisgtar poire ra raatead of an m enr State, rbae thera kaa all aiosc been a y-5i-biilty ot" their mutual acknowledgment f at Confadoracy. Thta might be well tor tbem aa riral power", bat for a it wamld data th evmBt ot steeriD ana wew ib war mrttt tba ef th MaseaaaadaDBtk Amrl-

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oat wo tai o tuwiliu ti ' t "ox') a.-i Iw, c.llwl u ... m---J ha8eo. J-fU'L tw and mot araa.Bv.ua) ati.i, th b to t"", th UaJ-aataaa w fKnA-t aaorier a few starr, aad proclil- rerolmi. The paejMrser4 aaoreaad aore smaible, and tl.ee " r Cka;, which befoi. wm riadaii bar!..toB irt a 1're.iJent, aaJ by tkittasi U tnt savar,. anl j tbi. audgigaotic waj leap at ooco to toe acnWre- " Uicxracj -tt-, NVTerwattn.-aat.aao r' ) na.t..l siarwteaiarWib. of IMxrtr Bdaaeerated: aeTar tba bUaainas of froedota etd tn soctt ttTrexhreeoanaaa beiore: lesaraaartViHaaary onaalSrd ia xbe saxad nanwof Bifnt aad Liberty 1 Aadrr rywbatw tWlangoaxw poa th xaardervoa lit of tbee oat laws. a if they wsnla pro it a t tb Angfo-SozeB partle. waa the doubt otlermnc of ukgl word f.aee, feal . , 7 t rons tkeae perils wa have beam d-lieered. Oar land deaoiate, ovettiea waated. trie) iwarda'.inna f aoeety deatroyad, oar tferashoMe atained with bld, oor batuea Is aamea, our c.ta-na pnu a:a and l.f-lee ia tba streets, cr iura and h:t;hwaja. oar wire aad roada, and ateeama in tbatoatotie of arsaed tnvtrr, Has erat w. sl.l be oar neitthbora ibis ii hi (i,xt hs naercttallr kit oa from bekttbjlBf- Aod whilst I cord aliy approve or tbaexatBpl . . oar ChtVf kxacntire. aad oor IrSoaeiM ut-n and jonrttaiiats, now that the -wataajaa) aa aaao, ., M aaaanaiiia. atalakaritoie to tu tl. I.-atcd fj. yt it wonid be d intra It M . la addeeaaiBc a crawd ea tBCBnealeraLlr r.itBp. e.l of tmel, aa-n, to ear tr.cu la and IrlK.w rttij-na." May 1 snHuiuk bar to ljok. a Kb ia b tec. . . t . .. , If n. w w I ak away to the flail of atrife, to the routecs la ahtch or fatbara, and t rtbce, ai d a..u. and ba.tada, ar eCaed. we eliail sew mmh tb-r-to lo-pire tiiank.Kiaiug- 1 aiJ-r tb diflfirnllMa nasi kaae beeai oTarroiae. tha, rratilia that baye beei alUinel. rje iiwraaeed lualr and rm that will be shad apt a -er (hiatar ruakf7 ol th last. twle taootha, w ae.u that no ipl eogac.d la siteb a wr ana b,,t:haf araack pr.actple a iail as ta sum cxauni t, ear bad greater cattiae of et asratultkn. Keiueub.r we baee bea kr(hl into tbt' war not by any irrspaa.ee of w.aau, but by .air a.lfc.reti as a sa.-ioa to Ih caoa. of freed etu aud baaiaoityt tad Jaax ia pewooctioa aa Una saaea. baa bv-a Imperiled by waine oppoeed by eo rooaidat, la a assak-r aa tka utudatraafibof IhaCoatHleeare, and juat ia proportlaa aa a haa tn ia ence-ral 1 oeertbrowlas; that opposltloa. and aat.bliai.lDj tramtoea aad bsssaaity, juat so wide) la tua baais of our t:iank-- inx tbia auy. I a Hi battle of tbe Wildrea a leaser waa shed noon our arms and military akill aaeb aa rarity fa!la lo Hie K.I of a military Uader. Tber was aaeLwaiachtafd by tbo hlcheel da-lnx. b -.rota -a, pa'tettee, eniiutanre, tlia urmonntina; of tb (rHtai dtrrieallMaj :- aa rtea of anoi sans , a IHioa. lux, up of on riclj.-y witb tha speedy as Kim meat of ao.ithar. a itll tb Wildeineea waa paaaed aed tlxerieaira paaa.d, ' d th ewcairy draeeal bis lut tlBratit.ua. and tbe treat Sn.k Btoeemaat was eaad by wb rh la Ww-Wale e.xu1 aad the tieil and military heads of tba tXt Ma-racy ar tuiieleie bno-tced. Tun will aaarrti lo rain the rec -rde ef fUpoleuo for leaka wf aalor, tar 4iil of geo rat.bip, tor celerity of aiovaBteata, for adurauee aod aartua-ol nut aadfia, tore raadauccvaa, aexh aa bar erowaed our araia. And if we f i that that saccvaa ia a perataatrnt oae that oar LteuUaautl can oat. wlU be drtaea klSay froaa tho gate at Ktchmoud, aad thai la eny will probably Snd It mtoaalbla taextrteate themeelTi from tu Jill la which tber hare skat ts.rue.ine up that Ibey dare But fu .intb, hr this would b golne " not kaowtai wbtibar that tttey canaot ( borth, for tb bar of Ibarldaa ta be lee I heir ya. If w ass acre lha ll.ey art a-eed In UiMt owa retreat. It only sbeda additional luataa npon the wM-. of wot u-nentlahipb d lorn aa. a lb (raoada P f tbanksirtr (, aa it f ,raba.h.wa thaM.yand permanent ratablubateal el treadi.fn, Justica and bamaatty. - lo the IwpartwMat af the ftnabrrlaad eur tuc.' ' aaeeea bar bora a.'t laa atenal. - Tba lr"l.l.t aod moat etttanrdlnary military BnderUxleg which autieat hutiry record, it that ait Jkkvsaad-r la hleltivat tBraaioa of rvrata. For a man to evacetr the duixa of marcbltiK a Ihooailid Blilea Into Ibe hwtrt ol th (r.Uat aid moat Boaaarfwl IiBpJra of tb en-eld, aa aa of tk niut stapeadou nnderuklua that cauid aaally b tonoaleed W ith bla tn.traj lrpa b croM tb firanh-oa In the presenoa of tb. ., eerena kaadrsd Iboo'aad atroaa, aad earmpa tl.a whole boat tl'etaiau army) h f,,re bun. At learn, on an a m of tha Hd,tf-i-aaen, be m.ia taltia ! peraua. at Ik bead of 1lie Sneer of Ibe Fees en arwy. aad, let kw aaWotehw.tit, tbi wild boy pule hiea to flight la wtideet confaulun. And thus tbla buy, ou th II aw bad dearrbd from bt ntaaiamlB borne ta Nurthni aeeae, saarrkw aw tua lb lirtolcua la laaua, from laaustoTyre, from Tyre t. Sxypt, from tj,t so the pUlaa of Arbela, Ir. tb toaetry cf lb. Tlxrle and Euphrates, aed tbbe. by b career aaataxked by a eiale daltat, to tb Cupllals of tu Kmpire. ' On noma atwh seal. II aeems lo me, ts tb 'sraadear of tba aurveaaea that ar lik.ty i erowa tke ual 1 1 tary career of ear tntraptd and daaallaaa kbermsn. iad I bul stut sentiments which this day glow la millions of kaarla beat, lot with iine hapea, wbu I say, Mae he x aa, onqo.rios ud to ooaajBer. At aeary farauicua may k foil bis le-w ..); t sv.ry lean may b dlatwrae- the Ci.bfederata boats as Aaxaad d-4 tha OotixWwral Feaians;aud if Ibey (atberal suwa Arbela tot a leal deparaie uc.Hintrr, BisT llteir rasas, aa or the f.relaoa. m with sirrtat attd thai defeat. Freaettt tuitlsat I ana ar that Ibis wiM he atera end gkrinat reality. For the proaprtrt of so sU'ttoua an lease, what IbaniaxlTtnt should reduand to Uod, tb Qoeeruor of aatloaia. . j uorraa, too, has attend! ua oa lha aa. Tba Krarsarg, la tba dlratiei of IX Alabama, Farrsgut, Is tb eaptura of Mobile, to ear aotbitf A minor acbmeoataww dnrtng tb ysr, ka., la chattel Ion with haeal achleremrnu liuca the , arar ram ment ed. xtre a prwstla- to our aary aaaosi atari ti nan poweea it aeeer bad baae. it, for ib war cmmaoad w did bo rank bl(b aa a maratima power. A xraat naiioa, w were yet ta Lie Baa tb water. Ve M ia dlSWrent. I Ml ah It as bacase tklnfa hare im well In tb laed, la tl.ia r-pat, that SotUuid aod Frauc bar not Io&( sloe laferlrred. It baa not lwa respect tor law, aor frea (Imtiant, nor adaataiia. ua ivantswiroa, not natiawcltoa at lb adeanc. ru.ut of cte.l fred.,m. nor tb proep-t Ibat tb backbiwarwwbl oa fall from ftiar mtllfoos ef oar Boiiulatlow, thaA kaa kept litem back as mack as our baaey rdiianre, onr Sl.initors aad xttaboate, which bars apt nor forth, like marir, at lb btddlttgoff snrlntentieaceaUmi.. AadeeatbrereBt caj.iaraof the Florida, by the Werhatett, la iireviltsn waters, rhouxk da fnfriegrreat of late. wati" net -raw, aad tba -ttobttt of tba paacvnf aaiitral poBt-r ; yet, as b military esplw!.reflri rre.itt op-.ti one n.aratlmr power, aod makt i;..i. Uha aa-iffee af ta urawsnr lut ad Mr aaeal b. ruae. lbs marfeacy will atrip tba act of all Ib diat-redit that w.iold tharwfae attach to it. Aad tha. a we tnok ritner at tn rwatn of tb azwtit. or- tb signet srkbmBM of oar swey. wa only stat a ..tact, graufyjaa; to aa Indeed, wba wa ear that, !a tbla day, we Stan at tb bead af lb K-l SMiawra of tb sjbia. A(.Ib, ia the mio.t r a arula a terrible aa mit w utaj say that ttiori bar goa well la tie bind eofarae harmony af atta,eniand edioa b oacarnadu Tbar baa bwas dlearatty of seotl meat. It la tc tea, bat it kas Leaaa detaooetraled that IU co (real feeling a-ilmatlng tb hearts rl tb A merit a paopba, tb em t warier !" all tbera, kaa las dveataoa tt ta L'lUoa, taw orvrtbrow of th rebellion by arais, and lha jaat pnalab!BBt sf tu stetson. At on ri trembled . Tb caaraas iara Freata-nt at soak a tim seemed frauxht with dancers; and yt. In tb ordr of Provideac It eke. aa a sneaos, aal th only means by wblctib eeeitlaaenta and -triotltm af tba Beopla cdall tk pet. pie, c?a!d tm fully tested. And wbeB it was oeer, bow agrr,. abi was tba aea of relief! We wallet - in ail--nc to bear tb reaponae ; aod S rat, wa btard tbe roir of ear owa beloeed I u 'liana, speaktng rx ia Km ana run tua; t Sfr sisters" era ar for the I nioo of tbe ftatx." We listened aaia, and Of to pok, aad tier eswBt ewelliBcueer plain and moantaia, breaking here and tkera.hi r.eerbating ton. "te ar for tti I bIob and tb poluty f tb' boseraasest." at lietenad ara-B. aad rennaylraa a apyka, aod It w tfref" tor tb I niB. Trn -w sat down aad ti.talkr.atr Tort., x waa li witbs ro S caxtoa, and wtbtsrd It tn th diaiaac. waxing looaerana tonoet. tin is oroaa ta rap! buzxa aenanai aa. -trar teorerwor, aor t-oo reaamee. Bod tb AdauBiatratica. Tbea wa laoted ; wa aboot kanda ; a boated tar Jtr ( Bit, hsab Btntaera niaaei, war M-ietar ars tor tba Lama a net her mpoas It a trawl "Sy Jtarylaad : sna ataryiaad I Jtarylaad that was arrested naryiana. encompaae4 wilt tb dark ahadrws t itwacieieaerarj anaaka. Bar totna i I.e. ,!. aoirwof aBwesrt- of one tkat waa bora blind aad now se. uis fraalie with Joy, aad w raa tar.fy k owt her wor.lt. but we cxdrk aaaw.T i ree-.im. biacoia aad Laiaw f rerer aaa oa xause, irm bar pin fureaia and ,,'D"l oina. area ao apote to br yoafaidt sit ere w-.woa o sTmm, a.i tb msmaxs to tbwa. as it sew pwat as, was : Fr a. tba mrtbeat Bona will stand ly tb I nin, iMd AdmiaUtra. tt cbomea by tb per.pl I And tbea taitformr ra aaex nrarasa, placed their ampaav apoa tb ratsralag beasw of the ae, , dvi eaer ta butaa: Be. f eL. e.. .- - we - . . . . a e- -- . . . lnw eerting toe, ar tor Um grtat l n ra f'er ! Maaaacknaatta, wed of gianta, to lUi&aia : 77,iXJ majority i.,r tb Ooa- . . vl , . 'Boners; and llltaoie, tha las i-'ncoxo, ant xroBz-las, and Lceran. anri t ,K. wind that sweep ter prairlt-a tb a-ntimanla4 h gft and pa riot.c heart, seeds forth ber reP"eejtsiOB: ..i... ..... A Wartbwsaa.nl ConiedarwCT Barer, as Barer, Bat or M aaed old Caioa IWerar aad rer 1 , Aad f iaeoari, what to last yaax asnt br aaoet rr!iar Colon aai to tb Renal of tb eetioe Hisbowr., yel teat aed tor witk see none, aad raids, aad maraadere Xiaaaairt awads kr mir : A Frea ta, a Fre -tattoo, aad Jfaoonii rnloa" of ail tha Sratat! Thost Btata aftar Sua , a tbw seaf-aem time, Bttarenacoxamoa emtlsiaamiat of tle'Otion ta ta Natlonai LalOB. wo. vw ,B . Breat!tnixtsr etiaetr xtaaa ar aooa tbt 3.

uosal BaUetia Board our otd. aad aijajfioaot worda: B FitTBtsrs Cr1 Lastly, tbaokagiriBis for tk anseaa tha-rkcar a-, Tk wigkt h tar apeat; ta day la at baed. Land ia in tight! Our Tassel at sfrrrm bistaa. ber safls aw tat ered her decks ar rw-kiag with frattacidal bioacl. Thar an weepUfiS aad lasaentatWB ea board -. saotbara crying for their aona, mtben monrnlDg fur their boyx, BZMtainidra fcr watbatw ktft Iv aha- dreary waat ar saor to be seen. Ah ! bow lea; aad eeeere baa ' :5 :rit 1 .,:) vr-la , ii. j.

ia tbattra, fcoar ba.rr ik 'oMd. ha .i.lv Ja-kiieaa! jIjw ari-Viiu- th- a:in ft i.i. f now.o.- ;!h rrlaifc-.e' ird the atrr Alt PrwTStfsatw Laa or.d-r- ' " ?Zli'af'-'n os"f ,- 'Paat. Aa ria aaottwr aaart thia war ttd Ibat mj, roan want to euo.r..B.iae, and Ue4tt-er g.i lick nr yet return kern but striae out in aoruqae airet'tioa. At la .t the Teeael sfike a reef, and lii! oa great port-B of ber larboard ia H'uta.t aud goea drifting ty iteeif Theconfutua UU increaae. At iaat Stime, in eery iuMsuty, wast to lr Bp lte s-;ip and bosld a ir on, aud tell in a uort-.wea-.ein diIWCtlOW. An theTi, aoas try to lr.ainute tbemaets inlet the e -ondenc o: the Uo rr f lb eeel,toat tbar. may tl Ibe brim and tura h.r a hereeer llwy hitaudsaay agree open am-u t lh.n.se.ji ; oa . th Mil.f koitia tbe b-ls bima-it. and tlew ,ell tb t-"a of lb true and h,.r-f.il w.th rteertog wet, Butml the ro ! tutor, a, w-axal very ret-et. The storm te raging tmseiika. creaed f jry, and mtdnicb t o.er alt tbe wtrs They monnt to keareu, th, K , d.n x -ein to th depths; their sonl is n-i J l .tisw v,f trtilbi. It becomea ab.ntly bt-ct-.,ry aj late mtKhi a roto. Ail ar BrTus au t auwoui V.aM l iia e.t ia probably to Merii rM fatAT l t'ich. rew ae.iii.rl. It..; It , taken- I -vim p. ally, let lliticuni tiai.es were titj ua arjrai.le th wtwduas at beadau were ocB-i.-'lie ItHirrddtHSaeBf the d-ep ttewied brotea uy, a ! we knew not hot shipwrrk w :d ahk-end ail .a:r hope and aft diapattt. tt'hi ettcn; b-tt d it wm f.Bod ibat m tuaj tr.ty. of vai.taearid over, aeia fur kwt-tng tbe old kfiater at the holm i.d marItlg nsht ot.war.1 towerde b.,t. Aad ihiw bauoidi Tao-xt, th U'Jwiulin eatw, tke ttitrm haa tilai. J, tbe t Iu,l are g pe, tk sua Bhtnea, the p m eea gU.ri.,ut'j an ; sent oei br-l are aiuaiux; crif. are rstuti:! ; aotae, with tm-ir la.a., ar at lualie ijoanns lr rtia h-atitanda, and tba mulimiwaooe are kicking l -ao'wetii utem bate junii ! ttegrUutd. atd ate skra-king out their li.au f,.r help fa na. tioeie. b..mar la iroaa Ivrauaa l. ry wer trying r alnk th teal. and ottwra f. eecretiy armteg IhemseltM, wit u Batintenaas. tut va. aralaatfhei ship a crew and peenx.-re And ail aeem lo know tbeport te nub I Iim. eaurt an familiar I Thta tVajd ci mala I I ka thai of ore" Tha iuspfrtag br-ea-, ai( with the it.tr, ar itk ibe breatk of freedom that once bath Canned oor kr.,w I 1 e.. the laud appear la.th aad kp deaory I.. Yonder la the lot,g tlue t.f eoaat tbe coast ol freed.: at end yoadt ta the karbwr f the piis-Hats aod Ibe grand old w. j f Flymeutb. Il.ll.l.ij.h I lha Lord oed ouatiiioUal rxguatk. Ua will sets us, aud Dial nbt early. i , Pcbuc MxtTtso The cilirent of the variout townthip r.f Warrick county, Indiana, ar hereby i.iifi-d to meet at the Court house in I'.ouv'.'.'e, in taid county, D a Saturday, the 2Cth day of November, AD. 1S6I, at one o'clock P m., for th purpose of ascertaining the number of credit to which each township is entitled for men sent into the army up to tbi time. . Gtvoaos C. Hast, Wm. J. IlABUaAVB, US. Fcxlsr, j " Committee. . -s" Ita?Eucked in our issue to-day will be found the catalogue of the Metropolitan Gift Book Store. It rpak for Itself and hardly needs a word cf comment front us. It i only a partial list o( th book in stock, for a complete catalogue would ail a large volume. Every one tbould go to the Metropolitan Gift Book Store, purchase some good book, and recciv a gift varying ia value from fifty cent to one hundred dollar ' , All should visit tbi mammoth stock of book to-day and witness the grand display, replenish their libraries' or lay the corner stone of new ones. aWJlirsm Nelson commence evening auction sales this evening at tbe auctioa room, and continue every Tuesday, Thursday and Haturday evenings all winter, to tell dry goods, Lata,' caps, boota, shots, notions, Ac. , Hiram Kelson will sell dy floods ' auction this morning, at W o'clock. He will tell st chest of carpenter' tools in the course of lb foreuoon. t- ' . r. .. i . . . '. . . . . , aUaT To-day the great Metropolitan Gift Book Store commences busiuens at Na 28, First street, near the corner of Sycamore street , This i aa event thai will gratify all ooV citizens, for it gives them an opportunity to secure tbe best .. .i . - . i . . . . . , ia uruai uemranie Donga at name inatead of aendiog East or to Cliicago arid I ineinnau. - At tin ttora may hi found ail the standard aad miscelianeous book, elegant editioni of .hakupeare of Jfyron, of Moore, and ail th L'ng!ih classics, buterb editions ofllieBi'Mr., ot I'rayer IJooke, of Albums, of Port, and all tbe other standard litv.-Ls to be found in a New York Store. A gift aecompaniea each book told, at lie 'ime of the purchae,varving in value from fifty cents to one hundred dollars lit gifts consist of Silverware cf all kind watchet, chaint, tftlt. pint, oar ringt, tea tets, wiae teta, castors, Ac., on4f which accompanie each book soi l.. ....i. ig uaiiuu atts. tnose men ,Fr1cter drafted from Center Township ar requested to report at the Provost Marshal t office on Tuesday morning yin msk, wjumoi faiL 23 taa Besd tb following extract from a letter, ot a core of. a deaf and dumb person.f eighteen year's ; ttanding, hj Irr.Tfort, wbo is now at the Sheraood House, in this city: Coffse, Claf Co., IsdiaVa,' '- - 1 ".November 1 Jth, lf,i. - At yoav rtMiueiled, I shall inform you "- 7 oatBgater a cats of deafness and her lot of speech. As yoa are aware, rot. otirrswa on ner er and throat on the 3d of Octobasr, 164. She baa now recovered her hearinz, also her speech it fast imtirovioff. and thanks to you for tba recovery of my daughter' J ea. As I remarked to.'yoo, I had con-1 Buiiea a: goo a many eminent surgeons, "d all, wika. one accord, pav it a their optmon tnat.nouMOg coajl Je done lur tee Teetoration of ber -bearing ana speech. T Waew persrros here ar anxiooe to tee yon, and wub to know bow long yoa in1 tend to remain-in Kvansvtlle. Jacob L. Thobpxow. Dr. Bort it still at tae Sherwood Hocae, wfcerai he can be con 8 sited on ail diteate of the Jbye, Ear, Throat, Catarrh, Lang, and Ileart Consultation free. 13-d Awl w t& A good large eafe can be bouaht cheap by applying to il. Lyon A Co. Nov. 22. d3t " - Great Bargalne at the Or.o Dollar Jewelry. .ore. Xhe finest jutortment ot Jewelry and Silverware ever offered All f tbe latest .tvles, to be sold'rr';! gardledsofcrost Ca'll and exaaine .ni ..t:.r , e T1 a v sabaf. youMtive. Remember, your

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Uo-eyartiud, aUHoo.-of tba Jreaf, KvrtMriwe aaJ yteioitv taour 1 "HU6U&J fc4 aUrafttTt) assortment I ' Cq-wf V d;c!e3, &of the i soiatst I re. aaJ Aneri-oi style; hU-o tjrv,;e -:.-iagJ,nd u.nii!eSi att ft whtrlfhdtw be,: a oocglit t'-sca the recent teavr 4tclirttt in goo.lt," whicli will ta a saviii,--m r trade; of at kast 30 i or cent. J. T. A B.X C; oudob. Foa t-ALK. S.s new hoases, nearly comptiiJ:v"otie large kouse,"wiib ten rjom,fear .Main street; a Tariety of r-lher GWeTiin , ad! builtinj lots. Fob RtT A tro?l:Tais dwelling, ?n a desiraaio .location. Enijair jl B-t-Vf. ..." ''. A. Johssos. ELECTION NOTICE. J-HSISMBSIU OF tu.X PKK.-HTTKR1 Al I t burcU. O- S.Will meet at their bona f ""re hi ii. . I .!.e street, oa VYtdaeeday aeralnx. Meatier Tth. fwt. at r-rtark, for tb tHtrpoe et rlrc-ttna nr Tti-tees foraaid cbBKb krauaeiDe. H.-T-b. lies. - See.4 td -ENGINEER. A S VSrrKItNCKD KACU1BI.T akd inaX gioeet weatwa I lakaabarg of and keep ia rvtl order, a portabkr or atatiouaryeegiB. Baal af reference gieca. Apply at this ofcee. Not. t, tw "TrreJBaw. W iSTJRAYED. 05 TUt K-IAT MtiUT, A SOEBEL HOIUK, aN ol Sitaa-B kaada high, on kiad wbn It.gM.da bUaeoa It forabead. Tba horae waa rt..-tl aaar Booneiiie, ai d waa traced to Bear Keaba.g. He bad ea a bwrk aad die aad bridle. A liberal t.w..r wll be gieen. . . J"- W-dia ' A. BtlS. 1- ' i 1 .... .1 1 - I1 l u . , U. 8. NOTICE. 40 IUa.fllarislOi.ST t !.IIKAfBC4 Wyo-UAVa HOT AL. . V ra.li e.-tad and leaiit Ibe lax cb draeaga recipta, ara hereby ufitianl that tbey bar baea , a.-.a.! l.trau.h d.linauacy, and lb Hat ia r. tnrae-i to me h r roilectioB. If id during this a1., tyl t ls atr will aocrns. If aot, tba ft.ntt ea wnilin.ow. and I w.li hM a..,, k.tBnrTifr.rtai. o. . ; Wat. K. F SIM II, CoUecWr. r 13 AiNK NOTICE. 'intl tlTtJf R VIOL !) S Krisjn B B A N C H X at trmnesillr. of the Bank of tba Mate of Indiana, ar ke.-el y ttoiitted, tkat lbs aauual ebrtiou fr tie ttitectors lo Bote tb anaatug ,ear. will U LUtl at tlia banking House la kaana. v lie, t f tiMsy.-dBry to, li-'J, betwasn lha l.ui of Wu'tKli A. M , aud .1 o'clock F, M. ... ,... C.: .kAbtbBLtUIABli.la.bwr. Sot t-3'dwt4 V . AU TiONEEIl. .; ' illll AM 7 NErsON, United - States Auctioneer aad -Commission merchant, l ORtS OF MAIS ASP TRIBD 8TBKKT8. ETAXSTILLE, IXDM TlkKI'S TO tKLLINO ALL KlNM or i Meirbandlee, hl kalate, II. ran, Wagons, and aeerythlng else that la lo b sold at surt oa: w ill attend to all aaiaa la any part of tba roan try. Regular sab, days: TI ISDAT. THCBMDAT, -aad eAYt HI'AT, il.y Iim and ereali.g. t ah stiraui atade o twnai, nm.riu hott t( MiaAtt BKL80N. U IS 1 IL.. . . i DRY GOODS. 8DHAPKEU & BUSSING, i fieVvM?aQdi9 11aIaSU ' , j Unw af) t If Ike lra1 a a large stork of BLEACHED tKO INBLCACHEO all 8LIKS. BLCACIIKD AKI) LBBLBACIIKD SIIKETIRO, rniNTS or iue BXbr bbakds. Ticr:isti.i,. . . checks, Fortuga BLl.Americaa Delaines, FORCiGS aid AMERICAS' IBXM OOOPH, . CLOTHS aud CASIMIRES, tEsTlSOS and TAILOB'S TBIstMIHUS, ISAKkB I'tAVUFL,- BACrajjrAKI(S, All Colors of f H jOKS ( .: u4 ... lux r (MTU, M Dlik' AND ItkEAK FAST khawls, 3iirriivi:ii,YS Tho Largest S toe k to be Found io " the West CLOAKS OF ALL KINDS, . (A large tUck oa e-walgnmeal.) avtr All we aak Is a In,. It through onr aim k ' f i BCMAFBSB A Bt fielS, ' - ' ' ' At tb.tr B.w etera BANKERS.' 4 NO. S: First Street, E VA N8 VI LLK, IND. XTl'-iyroSr-jt co. .'JTiiprietori. C.E. IIE32Y.-.2.. ....'.....Cathier. Will open November lit for the trtnsae- . : . of a Cjcnr-1 Innkirif , 5 ;lJusinf,w. Special atfenfion given ta tba purchase aod tale of 9 Government Bonds AXD VOU C II 1Z KH ! ' ASD TO TBS Interest of Depositors. AID TO SOLDIERS. To the Farmers of Vanderburgh County: AVf tTi KDlT. TBI THIBD DAT OF ; J ''d. ts the day ds1gnted, for lb rarmera in prtlm!ar, aoe- rry body ems, to brleif a,. bJ af wood, aa, m.B other article aa tb-y aiay wish to tonal for tb famtib-t of aa di.r'swiree and rbiidr-a, darlag tb coming intee, and I hope that ery farmer wbo haa a wgn will ling a I atd of w , for none of yon will er oaiaa It, and is will be a coweolatiea to Iboe at home, aad a Joy lo tbe a.,idir ia tba fteld tf tbem to kBow that tbaur families are pr.ru. d for, and la r mm trr yoor klsdners lb ladie of tba city will (it tb lerm.rs a tnmptnooa loach, at a. me pWw wiilcb will Ite kaown at that '- i. P. BLLIOTT. mTi2-td Towaebto Trwste. MEDICAL. DE. B. A MIS 513, race Water St., oter Xato'l Bank. IlOOMSo.J,.- . t TrM gdrt aKtattlai atlestioB io tb rare of .omBea. eoa-FCLA,PiLEfi, .t?!?"-,. .. . juaniti.ivua UUIVUV VOUilUtntial tr . m ,H, rtZ,..l. ".h

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