Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 September 1867 — Page 1

HALL'S

Vegetable Sicilian

5SAIK BESBWEB

Has stood the tc=t of tuvcn years before the public and no preparation for the hair trs yet been discovered that will produce the same beneficial results. It is an entirely new scientific discovery,combining many of tiie luoit powerful and restorative ngenta in the VEGETABLE KINGDOM. It restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR. It mates the scalp white and clean cures dandruff and humors, and falling out «f tbo hair and will make it grow upon bald heads except in very aged j/Crsons, as :t furnishes the nutritive principle by which the hair is nourished: and supported. It makes the hair moist, and glossy, and is unsurpassed as a HAIR DRESSING. It is the cheapest preparation ever oflk-rei to the public, as one hot. tie will accomplish more and last longer than three bottles of atiy other preparation.

It is rec-iaimcndei and used by the Firs Medical Aiahsrity. The wor.dsrful results produced bv our Sicilian Hair Retewer have induced many to manufacture preparations for the Hait under various names and, in order to induce the trade and tho public to purchase their compound?, they have resorted to falsehood, by claiming Ihry were former partners, or had some connection with our Mr. Hall, and their preparation was similar to ours. Di not bo deceived by them. Purchase tho original: it has never yet been pqnalled. Our Treatise on the Hair, with certificates, sent free by moil. See that eachbattle has our private Revenue Stamp over tho top of the bottle. All others are imitations.

B. P. HALL & CO., Prop's, Nashua, NT. H.

Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Med cine. june5wly

SC Af-

DEPPiOSSli

Teacher of Vccal Stwic -Germah ana tngliB'a, Pi••!»*•, Orgtn, rj'i n=. -.n! Com^tion. Addr -Si. Ki^-'ier 'i ilaw or JtiHiS, or UBl :o .'I Terr., ria.it* Ko t-oP.OC^t83

80.000 Copies Sold

OV THE

I L. A- B-

A Oftkction of SA.OUED MJSIC -or Choirs, Rinc ns S"h Mmlci' no-ircntions, &e., by L. 0. Em^KSOX, Ati"or -'Hirp "f Jad*o, "uolilen Wro lfi," '-JI.rry Chirnuv," A-. Tho Bc»t Book fjr Ch .ir The Rest Book for Schools. The Be?!. Book fr Soeieties. The Best. ok for C.^nveations. Tbe Best Book Cor Piv.cticn. The Best Hook for Sicial Singing. The Be Book for Families. Tbo Best.Book for all Singers

Suit-Ai to AU Den mi-nations Al Oisisions All C.zpasUies, In Its Singing School Es'^rcises. In Its Glee*, Pjirt-San^s,&?. In Its AnUiems'and-Sentences. In Its Chants and He!i"..,f.ions Iu lis Varii.ty of llyma Tunes.

Prtco 81-3.1. B.-nKjwsi-pft •!. :OL VBK fil'feON-a 00 I'nblW.ew, 87tW«»lv »rK.on S»3rSt.r., CIIXS u. T»TfSOS 711 Bro .dw »y, Ne v¥ ,i k.

Jt CO., ch

MUSIC.

LINDEMANN*

J. Q-

PTJATXli IN

PIAJVOS, ORGANS, VIoHos, Gnitir«, Flutes, twvi nil kimla of Mtislca

MerchfiudiNt1, N'o. '.'1 f\ba*b otrctt, TKllltF. UAUTK, INDIAN'\. 1TNTN0 AND UKl'AtniNG of PIANOS other In»tvii'Up"i? !'i ii.. Tro iitxly r.uotuloj to.

Ol.U I'lAXQS !.• in .'I t'..» c«w ONFr' -T 1. Nt.KM\N'V

KJSSNER'S

No. '4!=*, Ohio Hroet,

OPPOSITK THE COURT IIOUSB,

TERK K-H AITTIBI RXO.

TliUb.ing tl» liirie-it an«i nxoai elegant

IIV THIS A/I1K I

Uui*er? in wont of fine

I A N O S

MES-ODEOXS,

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AaJ »ir.O ci" Ma lusiciijn ftnl -Masicai Merc^» gVerjf iios T:p."t' iuttru ti^iaBo^K^. ttbt aid tli*'-

PAI.A0B5 OF MUSIO.

^ff'All kinlscf la tbe worn *T'!'ro- 1111.]'

tostfum^nts retailed

&COTT, A

OARRIAKKS. Blt.UlS' and tl«iir ,WAG0 VS, ot ..i. »n .nu-* 1 **ue!.\

EYE AM* E.lll!

Dr. CH43. JE. WALL,

Op-ratof o« tbe ir, kt»'fer 'he p».:t at? 0. (•':'.!• wlf fU *«W«i ot't, Iti In :l*' ay 1'*, will b- in li 're Hsuie on W«dn--ay, Ti-irjc vy a..d rrtrtur, Oct 2d, 31 and 4t., «hnolie miy be co.nuH ^n a I •ii.e.-»3es of these Ur ic\te Cr. Eje- moved in ca ni'i u:.', wi-hSit in'or ti ro basinesi Cat a a Ur*i!ul: t«-d Lids, 'iers ar.-' Kiltn* of tbo v.y., Op.'r^sSfV ieharcea Ir tiie Eirsipreli'y on No rh» foe Ratx^min-^ tion aa-S o?iai )u, aal charge for nnsucr-usiul treatm ut. liio 0-st rete*^ucas g'TJn. Op«,-a. tinjc oai5 at thu Terro liumo House.

M^Udwtf

THE TERRE

GOODS.

DRY

NEW

1MTIUCHAN AND FANCY CLOAKINGS!

PARIS MADE

CLOAKS

EDSALL & CO.,

Corner 4th & Main Sta,

Tcrrc-Haute, Ind.

SPECIAL, WCTICES.

TURNER'S TIC DOLOROUREUX OR TURNER'S TIC DOLOROUREUX OR

CSIVESSAt XEL'ftALGIA S'ILL, UXtTDRSJUi NEUSALGU PILL.

SSFE.

1DBTAIS AND

An Important Letter!

SHRUB OAK, YOBKTOTHM,

GoODS

Ji'St ReCeIvEd!

IRISH POPLINS I W I E

SCARLET,

Opera Flannels! Empress Cloths! Misses Shawls!

SPKHY CURB FOE

NEUIULGIA aud airwiCEVOUS DISEASES. It !a an unfiillng :0iii8(ly in ftll ci«es vl Facial Nvura'.gia, often uffoctlug a j'erfeot euro ia ft sin* day. 5to form of Narvous Diseajo falls to yield to its m^gio inflaanoa. Bfan fie Bevoreat o! Chronic Neuratgia and gsneml Nervous DeMiigemeats of many years' wtaading, affecting tha autlre syatorj, ate completely and permanent" ly onrel by it iu a faw diys. or a few weeks at tha at i'0*t. It c»ntatus nothing iDjurlous to the mist delicito aystem, and can always b» used with jterfrtot safety. It is in constant use by tho beet Phy^ieian*, who giro it their unauimom and un qu .liflod ap.ro/il. Sent by miil in receipt ol ?laud two po^tago stamps. Soil everywhere. TQRVEB A CO., Solo proprietors, 130 Treiaont St.. 3«ston, Mass. .p'i.qod 3mos

QUARTER OP A MltLlOX SATED A DAY. Oiin buadreJ thousand men now labor, with good result1, who, "ntil thoy u»ed

ALLCOUK'S POEOUS PLASTERS, had not doiioadij'a work for years. So these Plas'.era tire tli-' msatis of increasing the wealth or tho nation not less thaa a quarter of a raillion ad%y. _____

N. T., Jan. 19, 880.

T,..AU.c:cK & Vo.-Gontlemon I have been troubled witb a lumo buck ovi-r tea years, so as to befctitirely lielplces and unablu to do nny kind of hard wdik. in June last 1 procured eue of AUceck's Porous Plasters and wore it tliref- week*, when I found my bnoU entirely enred, and I wa# ab'oto ianw a:'d craolo as v. oil as ever I could iQ mybMrd«y». STEPHEN rL'GSLET.

AtisHTows, PES«., April 4' 1366.

Messrs T.

ALLCOCK 4

Co.— Dear Sirs My

daughter used one of your Poiuus PlasterB. She had a Very b-d patn In her side, and it oared her lp oa» week. Vou truly.

JOHN V. N. HUN'lBE

Prii opal Asency, Brandroth Etoueo, N York. »lldwlm

TO CONSUMPTIVES. Tbo lUv. KDWARD A. TTILSON will send, (fri of cb .rge) lo all wiio do?ire it, tho prescription with tho dir. ctiorin tot making ftvd usin. he Simple remedy by which i:o w«9 ufud of a lttng »ffsction and th it dreaded disease Oonsumptioa.— Uis only tbjeot is to benefit tho aiflu ted, and ho hopes nvory salfcror will try this pr-.-cription, as It Mill tbtrn nothing and prove a blessing, L'it-.isocost

ILKV. KDWAuiayA. UI) WILSON,

address

Williumihurg,

KING'' CN., NSV

uy fhdltuw-wt

York.

To Owners of Horses and Cattle

TOUIAS' CONDITION P0WPEB3 AUE WAErsncjd ii'flrior t- AUJ others, or no pity, Or the cur« of Distemper, Worms Hots, Coughs, Hidobound, Colds Jtc-, iu Ilorsus aud Colds, Congbe,' Lou of Slilk, Black TOU^IH rn Distemper, &o., Iu Cuttle. They aro perfectly sale and ihuocent ao neoi of sloppicg th working of your anlnjals. 'they Incr.axe the appetite, »{ive a One coHt, clcanse tho stomaih and ur nary organs also increase thv milk of cows. Try thMii, and ycu will Never bo \rithout them, lliram Woolraff, the colebratod trainer vf ftotting botsos. hr# uscl them ^eaf, and rrcoauueads them to Ms trie iJb. Col. Philo P. Bush, of tho Jerome Ilaco CourreFoidham, N. Y., would not use them until ho was told cf what th»v nra composed, since which ho is vrr without th-m. as oyer (wonty lunuliij hoites in Uis charge, and for tho list three yea is has used no other medicino (or them. He has kindly permitted mo to refer any one to him, O.er 10.0 other ro erencos can 'J-I Wfnat the depot: bold by Druggists and Sad tilers. P.ice 23 cents per 'JO*. Depot. *0 Cort.

Uudt Strict. Now York. sUdwlm ..

IFOBUVlU.\.

luformitiin oarautofd to rroiuco a luxuriant growth Ot hair tip ti a bald heal or b-ardk-s# face, aU a teoipo for ihereua.jVBl of Pimples, Blotches, Krnpti^DB. etc., qu the skin, leiv niit io i-amo soft, olear and beautiful, can bj ofctain-U witbouv :har«e by ad Jreesiuif

THUS. F. CJTAPHAN, Chemist, 823 ttroadway, New York.

myTJ Itaw-wl

.b«

IfiinufactuFers,

COR^CB WA.HASU iy: rs r?3BE HAVTE, lb., '"hV. Viinl.anl f?fbr for sale at thf l'»nt nvirk-f pr a «tyle?of

Krrora oi" 1 oulll. A Oentl-raan who eutfered for years from Nervi\is Debility, Premature Devay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suf•riug humanity, send free to all who ne«d it, tinreceipt and directions Tor makins tho simple rem*?dj by tthiob he was cured, bhfforers wishing to profit by t)»o advertiset's experioace, can do so by addressing, iu ferfobt confidence, /OtiK f.. OOHKN, mylOdltaw wly 42 Uedar St., N. V.

OITTHE TOPMOST WAVE if popularity, without a competitor, an I defying competition, bound to flourish a* long as

THfc tK)OD SlilP OF TRUTH tpreads her sail*or nature produces fiery tinted hair, or Timu sheds its white epray on humantteais,

CRISTAD0R0 3 HAIR DYE, wlos "goMen opinio is from all sorts of people,*' and cau rever *'go by the board" while it is held desirable by man or woman to be comely. Manufactured by J. OktlSTADOSO, C8 ilaiien Lane, New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by aUjHair DreHMM. M*d«la

SPECIAL NOTICES.

HUMEWLL'S

TSTITER'ilAX I By advertising it is expecteg COUGH to gaia a notoriety, than R£H£ilY. I which, no form ia better, but is on True Character atom that sales must rely.— It is presumed tbat the contrast of this splendid preparation, IU simplicity, and the freedom with which it nay bo used whenever there is the least tickling cr irritation in the throat, in contrast with old forms, in which components are each, that doses are restrained to two or three times a day, is perfectly appaiout, aud is as truly Me theory, as UUXSEWELL'3 GKIVE&SAL Cocoa But. epxis valuable, which tat Yeart have most clearly proved. Wnoopisa

SOKE TIIUOAT,

ccted, end iu ConMmptlon, aro its work to care or relieve, to which the most nndoabtc 1 testimonials, which may be seen at my office, fully corroborate. JOHN L. II DNXKWKr,l., Proprietor,

Practical Chemist, 0 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass. Sold by all regular dealers la HwUrtmj. May 1C waugnovand feb

B^3SRS:XISRC- HOUSE

JAY COOKE AC' CO., No 20 WALL STEEKT, Corner of Nassau Street, New Voi-k. We buy and sell at the most liberal current price-, and keep ou hand a full supply of O0Vernmeut B0NU5 0^' ALL 1SSUK3, S15VBNrUIRTIKS, nn-d COMPOUND INTEREST NOTKS *ul oxscute orders. for purchase and sale of 3T0'"KS, BOSDSani GOLD.

CONVERSIONS}.

We convert the soveral issuetiof SEVi5N-TmRT»n at the moat favorable markit rates into FiveTwenties, which, at pre eat prioe of gold, yieldi the holder nbaut one pi:r cent more interest per annum. Circulars witb full parfcieulam luruieh* ed upon application. mjOdwly JAY VOOttK A CO.

ITCH! ITOHI ITCH! 8CBATCR! SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH in from 10 to 48 hoars. Wlieaton's Olatment cures Tbe Itch, cures salt Rheum. curcs Tetter. cu:os Barber's Itcli. ures Old sores. cures Every Kind.

Wiieaton'a Ointment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's ointment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's Ointment

OF ETEBI liTllOIl L'KE

Price, 60 cents a box by moil, t'O.csnts. Address WEEK3 & POTTKE, No. 170 "Washington Street, Boston. Mass. For sale by all Druggists.

Boston, Sept. IS, 18f 7-3ta wdwly

An Autumn-Suggestion.

Now, as heavy fogs arise and ecarchlng winds commence to blow U"W, us tho human body, exhausted like inanimate nature by the hoats of summer, begins to wilt and droop now. em tlin in-jiemcnt winter makes its trying onset NOW ii tho time for a priparatory coursa of the b»at acclimatiu? medicinoo iu existeno',

H03 TETTER'.* STOMACH BITTEES. Fever and Ague is rampint in all parts of the country. Quinine, the phjsiciaus admit, will nctqueil tho phase of the disease which at pr ssentpervados tho entire West It is W01! that it is so, for the remedy (so-called) is deadlibr than the malady. Bit il iiuiuino is iuefflcient in intermittent fcvcn, ..

HOSTJiTTRE'S BITTEE3,

is irresistible. It would le safe to uiake a con« tract, under heavy nal'iss, thit any given "Fover-aud-A(fue Oistrict" nhouid bs exempted from the disorder for any particular thuof provided every inhibiiaut would take thu BITT£E3 according to directions, during the term of the contra-t. There h-»s never bten -in iustandoin which this sterling inviforant aud antl-'ehrile medicinohai f»iW to ward off the complaiut en tak nduly as a protectiou ag*ioBt m.ilarla, Hundrods of physicians have abandoned all the official specifics and n»w prescribe this barmle« vegetable tonic, and nothing ee, as a prfvent» ive au-S euro for all tho forms of chills and fover. Yigor~la tlu..thing most needful iu these cases, ai well as in dyapepjia and nervous affections, and nOSTETTEB'3 BITTEES are tbe safest, surest, ahd most wholesome strengthening preparation that human skill has yet concocted wlm—colntotm

W E E

D3. LAM0STE3 COBEOLIA will force WUlaken or Moustaohos on tho smoothest fac«. or in. or Hair on Bald Heads. Never known ro fail. (Sample for trial, sent for 10 cent*.

Address EEEVESJE CO., Jul4»ly 78 Nassau St., New York,

CLIMAX.

PAGE'S CLIMAX SAIVB,

TEKRE-HAUTE, INDIANA,

tor Burns, Scalds, Scroti

nla, Bait Kheum, Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Bito#, 'Chilblains, Stingy Brnisrif, Out- Swellings, 4o., whethor upon man or beast, is the,most won. de'fui article ever produced. Other gond artietefe alleviate thi^ cures. It allass inflamivtion,*ub dues pain, and heals without a scar.* It is worth its weight in gold to any family, and should.always be OH hand. It is warranted to- what It says every time.

Moffatt's Llfo ?llls & PUcenix lMtcrs. were fi' »t use 1 in private practlo* t« 1825 Thoy were introduced to the public in lSL'5, .'-•ince which time their reputation has extended, lintfl they have a sale in exccss of al' other Oathartic and Purifying Mcdiciues. There Is hardly a family, among the civilised nailous who Uavo not personal evideii'-e of thoir uuiform. reliabi.ity iu cases of Constipation, Billious and Stam.acU i!iscas«e, wheth-r of long or shert durati-.u. Tht«y arc»enJ tirely vegetable in tho.r composition, and harmless fo the geitlest infant. One ingredient "pens the pore« of the sMn another is diuretic, and stimulates proper action of the kidneys' a third iseinelient, loosening phlegm aud humor from theiung.4 other properties aro wanning and cathartic, aud cleanse the stomach htid bowels from unhealthy secretion*. Their combined -eff-*ct is to regulate tho impaired function of the systvm, and to produce HEALTH. It is N^t'ASSORTED Hof fat's ills Rre a curt-ail—that they .will cure al complaints—but under ordinaryxircumsunce# they may bo relied upon to euro Nervous and'SI il

Ueadache, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Iraligostlon, Jaundice, Liver and Bilious Camplft'nst, Colt|s. S urvy, General Weakness, 4c. They arotxpressly made for these diseases. SI.lllous upon millions of cures can bo cited. Iu no tingle instance has a complaint ever come to our knowledge, whore they have not operated as recomm*-d*d.

The prinUd circular around box fully Explains the sympttms and effect* of each disease, speciSes treatment, furnishes evldonca, 4tc. „v

We bri-fly rofer to Rev. David Eldor, FranltHa, N. 0., who was cured of Dyspepsia C. Crt««s, or Theolkf, Til., cured of Liver Complaint d. Iloolcy, of Springfield, Pa., had Scrofula, aud had to use Utcbos was enrrd io three James D. Oolan, of Adrian, Alich., OurcJ of Bili us Fever KeT. Ileury rah»m, Pru'-yteria Church. Gananagua, Cal., of Fevtr and Ague BeV. Krfil, M*y, Tweuty-Sir*t St., Now York. oi Siuutoutif in inn Ptlts of 25 years standinghev. Sauuntl Bowles, of the Springfiel i, (JX.^ss.) BepublWan, wasenrmt of tenitle Cistiv««rt Hon. Kd. Webber, of Eumm-y, N. H., 6f LKe t.'Ooi|iiaintvetc

A box JlnUat's ltife Pilis, wi^h Cull circulars, Ac., will bo seut gratis"to any I'hytidMiurCl^ gyman, therec-ipt oi two thrt* eeS: stamps. ffat's Life Pills ar» 25 cants per bok. ||0f-. fat's Fhosnix Eitters, $1, Ihey are sold by all respectable dealers throughout tha Continents and tbe Island* of the Oceae.

WHITE HuWLAKO, Proprietors. to Dr. John Jloffat and Pr. Wm. S, Moffat. 121 Liberty Sweet, K«w Tortet*

Tabewlyeow ~-*m «*J few jtimQ T&i

,, THE NEWS.

Gss. Oss has issued important orders for the government of his district,

MEXICAN

intel'igenco represents matteja as.Ua-

povingin thai cauairy. ITis understood that Mr. Chandler, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, will certainly resign*

EsCosnso has published a Jenialof the authenticity of his letter against foreigners.

CASTELLO

and all the Generals at Qucretaro isen-

ten ed to be shot had been pardoned.

ESQISTBATIOX

COUGH, HOASSEKEBS, COLDS,

THE

and all complaints, wlxich, if

NE^-

Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows concluded its session in New York Saturday.

Tux Atlantic Cable of 1830 has been repairo-1 and is now in working order. Tnx Indians are jet still more troublesoma in Ariz na, and the authorities are appealing fbr moro trodps. •.

Qls. ScHonxiD has issued at) order that the ballate of the white and colored voters at the coming election be taken separately.*

OJIADA

dispatches say telegrams from th« Indian

'country announce tho declaration of peace .wi^U the Brute and Ogallia hands of Sioax. A SEGEO tragedy nas occurrod in GeorgiJ, which will^iyo the rcpudiators anew argument against, reconstruction.

THE

Chinese are preparing vigorously to get themselves itfto tfoubla with the great civilized powers of the earth, -i 31a: Joaxsosr has been jgivipg vent trt'!fur^fce'r thoughts on the subject of reconstruction,, Our dispatches refer tothem.

ACCOUNTS

from tho interior of iv'orth Carolina

are very favorable in regard to tho cotton crop. The weather there is clear and warm. PATTTIAL returns from most of the counties of MarylauJahciw that the nsv Constitution has been adopted by a large majority.

UAIQHI,

the recently elected Semocaatic Gover

nor of Culifornia, refuses positively to allow his name made uss of in conncction with the United States SaecrolaryT"*"""

MAGIC.

lias transpired 'that President Johnson, immediately subsequent to tharemovnl of Secretary Stanton, tendered tho War offlco to Gen. Mcfluilan, and the offico was promptly refused,

iastWtsd that it /is exceedingly doubtful It Gen. Grant will recommend a now trial for Fitz John Porter, there .being no precedent or law for it. _/ ''"i-

is reported froto Hichmond, Virginia, that G«n. Mulford has received his appointment as Collector of Internal Eevenoe for the 3d District ofEichmond.

MEXICAN correspondence eayi.'^opulMity. of the Juarez Government is on the incrS&s?, and •, declares that the annexation of Mexico to the United States is generally looked upon as a consummation devoutly to be wishod. tmtt

TEE

distillery of Samuel Bothen, of Ilunter'i Point, New York,one of tho largest establishments In the United States, and the rectifying establishment of John Berlin have been Bsizedby Internal Eovenue officers on charge of violating the javit

GEN. SA\E^R,

who went to Europe in" connec

tion with the claims for damagss done by the rebel steamer Sumter, has arrlvod at Now York, and is now'engagedin making bis report to tha Secretary of State, which is expected to bo -mads public next week.1 VE

Foil some days past there havo b9en frequent quarrels between the soldiers and 'froedmoh, at Augusta, Georgia, and in a row one negro is reported mortally wounded, aid also"' one Soldier was badly wounded..

THE

Colored Laaguo of Jftw York .cityandjthe executivecornmittees oi" various colored organizations in tho Stateare'making preparations for a Ptate Convention in Syracuse next month, with a. view to co opefata with the Eadioalt to sccuro manhood suffragov. __ ...

EttciioS returns, from. California, show that the Union majority, in the Senate is now positive^ ly known to be four, which is enough to prevent the defeat of the registry law, or the division the Schoo^Fupd, which was favored by a largo portion of the DemotS-jtic party t/'"The Tobacco Board Of Trade, of New York, fiav0 held a meeting and appoint^ a oommitted to proceed to Washington aud lay-before tho Secretary^ efWara statement of the grievance^ which '.tha trade-now 'abors under by ca'nse of th^.new regfi.^ latious of t'.!0 Internal Eevenue Depaitm Bt.1

Ix the matter of tho soizuro of th"o 'establish' ment"offteHentucfiyTJottrbon Co., the Fourth District Collector has made affidavits before-the TJnited-ii tales ommissioner preparatory to th? beginning of criminal proceedings agaist Danie Hcsmoro and others.* It is sai^r eight thousand barrels of whisky are subject {o cqnlLcation,"

DISPATCHES from North Platte say the Indians

from North Platte eay tiio InS^A^

in council there demanded the unconditional abandonment of the Powder River country and both Pacific Railroads, and that they be supplied with guns aud ammunition before they, make peace, otherwise they will carry on the war to extermination.

A DESinnCuvE fire has occurred Irr/ tho city of Montreal, which resulted In the losa bf one hundred thousand dollars worth of property. It was an inceDdiary fire. In the" course of the conflagration one firoman was killed outrighti andj another was mortally injured by tho fall' of o»e o-: tho walls of the burning building.

THE

New york Academy of medicino met Tueiday evening and adopted resolutions 4n fhvor of extending speedy relief! to the truffi-rers at tha South and complementing tha United States army'"1 Burgeons on their devotion to duty at the place where yellow fever is raging, and appointed ia committee to tako active tneaaursfor sending aid tn-tho afflicted. •_

THE

triai ofSanta Anna is dally expected' to take place at Ycra.Cj ui..• It was generally believed that sentence of death would be passed by the courtr.... Ano-dex/hof^rer hadi arrived forbidding tho carrying out of any senUneo without the writings being approved by tho President as Commander-in-Chief.' It was supposed that afte^r

triol the authorities intended to pardon th.o'oH soldier.

CHIET

Justicr'CHASE authorfzes a denial of'the

etatfiiiRnigoing the rounds of the newspapers, that ,be hiif written'a letter to Pre^cKnt. endorsiftgliis aeffon Tn-the redeht conflict of au-

thoriry^l*i»-ee,n

Gen Sicklea and tho ci^ltjotjrtj,.

of the Carolinastn relation to orderl-2fo.'' 1*0, for which 6,en. Sickles waa .remoydd. ,ilt l^aa,never given na dpfnion on tha eubf«t to Sir.

if (®i*% '11 1 si «a ?i$W ...tei,

JKL^tML-M 8». o»

JCohn^n |r

.^u^ot^e^Gpvernmeil'iijEciafi -f.t JOHN W.'SSII-H,

orth'e Cr^s" lSdian:, jnjt returnsd. From F,or{ W«il Kearutji! ^^itWtto^ihe Ilfrald charging Judge Kinney, epccial Indian Agent at Fort KearCcy, Wfth"gross injostico and!,fratida in his dealing with the Crow Indians," compelling! them to remain4 hi'the Sioux country agaimt,their

hwjilf

for tl^p, upweof scouting their teadets fi.

Ix is stated that Gen. .Qit^st enforces j^bno^iy in th| expenditures of his dejir-rtment Vith au unsparfeig iitttfa:."'Htt h5rj.Vecearty^ OrclerW Dlenibers of hil staff to tamjg all tha^itibilc property r.round Head Q• arterR—hos• ^'wagpnj ctc and the 'staff gSiftleniien' ^ho ha^ alway^i' been very cirutnispect and-modfst in ijiatt^rs'of militap'^iKi^ftrs aro' no*r cotjoff ffom QoV^nment tra'nsportadSj aa^elTi 11uilitty,. privaiQ gentleman... I "...

WHITE, conjlctefl ofmatc^^KaSi sentenced t© be bn'ngat Anderson ^sjstorilay, was revpited tqtr week\f Octobef/ -Ah ijiAien-e crowd from all' part* offt^a country. githcrcd, rtos) m'^/^aiiMiio$ ttib Htmid tgainst the murderer w^s to_JtftsAe that it. was feared that the crinMa&Lllvo^d lie taken 4roa the ja^l and hung. Th^-tReftC turrounding the bi^k

Fliiiaaei^iiia ^aa%ottir^.

-Wa are somewhat astoniebod. do notice that the Quaker city of ^hiladelplSia prtla forth a claim to being,*iiot only jlirf great

est roanufiictuflag cUy «o jUite-ffoatiafaft

%tjre,

has closed in Charleston, Ednth

Carolina. The coAred majority ia 1,801.

f(ffbniumOT#,nldf

but, with ths dxdfeption of XondoD, tha greatest ia the world* Ws sre aH fnBiilv 1ar with its AdvwiLdges^ ^n(^. plaa?aut piaoc otf .r^idenoa but fcbfet ,i.U should claim tobfi^h us trial cotf-

.will be now#:( to ^Ai, ,thb Aflt-' .ter 'is.*, one, how^vQ^.cln.whicJir^fj "moi^ ohante ar&directly intscestodv jar(d the

hrMfect^i-wi|l^

give a bria?' iynopsis of Its ilaiiu^V Ia 1860, uccardiog to, the CeiiSiiirte* turas_, there were in PalladcTfAiia, 6,293 manu^olurios, having a .capital of §13,318,886, whwh'obaployfid 98,000 hands,, and- produced an annual value br$l38,000,000." 'Recently,' Mr. Eiwlo T. Freed«v Joy, a wolL known autlior, ha5 pr.fipar*i :j« volutma of 7QD.tpst£^9| tbe'ManufaCtj, tares' of PhllaJetphui, apd deiiioriatratedk th^ti ia 1865, the fuctofies produced dvat tup hundred millions of dollars of stopU goads., Thi?"i^ i»n astoatt'fliog.ekhibitrj .other.^tjr'^'tM 4riaorfcan' c6ntWcnt wp-, nroxiratUeirt^iSja^ountr Iti 1865, the' 3tato of llaiSgttiu^Us. Includl^ BfiStOn,

Lawali, iinil ill hsf f^mo.ip mantifactrar. ing town's, did ffoj^rod'uce mora |kan two- hundred nncf- torti''miiliori9.,In 1860.' Now Tork'Jiad fluty Se^cn sfrtatT tton CfobaC ,Mufact(|ri^nd hi ,Woo\ep mW.i *Hi mm* 2* the conamcrcial centre pf. two fiundred and sixty Cotton and Wo^len fuetories, and ha\ "besidos, B^veriy .Ih'daka^4, band looniB, of "whioh jhe uiinur.l product* is eaual to that of seventy ndd'tionnl taHis mt. ..iJh. T*4 A** /InnAw of avei-agf) eize, Tbo cl^ of Dfy Goocki manufactured PhnadaTphliv'is low priced staple gtfods,'wHIfelr'nYa,espe

cial

ly.ad a ted to the wants office peopla" in tbe Middle, Western and Southern States. Millions of yards, of PanMoonery, Cottonades^hecka and Stripe?, Takings, Osnaburps,.Ke^tucly, ^ans^aiN arrow Textile Fables, aie m.acte lhef6 cveryyear. Of Carpetlngs,.Iha'.proddH^inwttte to nearly ten mUiions^of dollars"^'oT Heady Made Clothing, to o'lghieon mliriona of Refined Sugar,-over twenty, millioaa of Boots and Shoes, o?en fiy§ milJionsijof.. Staves, -nearly three millions. Philadol-. phia ejaims to iavo,tho.IafgasC.'Military, Goods, Manufactory,the largest' Chemical factories, thojlargest Cordaga factory, tho largest Bookselling house, and the largest Locomotive Works and Machine shops in the United States. It is quite ^evident, that her proximity to tho Coal Mines and. Iron Beds, her low rents and iacilities.af forded /mechanics foi comfottubla and, economical Jiyipg, havo given,. Phlladelphia a start iD manufacturing, which nothfrfghcit 4iet*-TVRht,8f finterprise can, retard, it is moreover .evidarvt that with tha-progress ulready umdo i« manufacturing} the Philadelphia market w^worty tho. attentiofi'Of those who wish-JU? purchasegoods at fir3t hand wi 'J-Xl i'C .. '. *-."{}%**

THE ninth ar.trtil meeti tig

-OF

the -'Ger--

nihn^Political Econbriii3t.k ft nowtn siESsioft^

Hitnburg. Thr1 qiestt'on of tjie prbff prevision of dwellings *fbr "tb?o^poor iff 1argjicTtiS3, wa? thir su^ct-* df iltiraiafefl discii?sion and elicited .'CUtioy's*5 'statistics In Sarhbar^j. bottles tit a low- rVnt'. WQro very scarce, wtiile" in Berlftt the reverse state Sf hffalfs existed', the Wdt$rn£ classes beinif limply provided for. Hamburg furmffiea"a piebtifuV supplf'

/ffwell!rifees

for the middle and uppo'r 'clai^, •whil'e Berlin fcotjld not accofnrhodatb.iVa crowds! of pe^QD 6f eiskf attracted tbitta er bp thfrCoy'rl?_ SQmiii'o^ili'(?m^%f| insiite'd ilfiitifeTwai'tlio 'duty.5'hf^ii^^tnont to VHijS^alfy "awd^henlthy'Wises" for the(: a re^o' Jution thftt email t'enemelrtts '"sho'tild ba_ eroct'jd by p'^vate Speculators, nndor ro^r

close.'*

the lastTresidenS^f th« country

ed Fjtlw cAtrtlf liio trtrtctanocha a

W'-

garda the str^^th of the ^or)i ahtl tbe ssmtat^cohdUiehigW baabsorved. 1

are/Bixtoe'n? band red- national

banks In the United Sta'tes, and there have been about: twenty .failures among tbem during tbe Inst tbtee* yeare. Thesa isasters .were ^^lo^cksfbaed^^ any pat*, ticular defeot iq the B^itcm.^t were 'Mrt

vt*mseq'uenca®f

wantcsf^fideKtiy in th^offlT?.

0 is a is

tha sitpo'^a^P!" that wottW*'produce the 'faiUiM Of a Stn:td'bntrk, ^^V prbduee tbe 'fa'Hhfa of ii national'ljalik. Whenever an ins'tifiVtiOn'^s tnismanncedi-injury must foil 9^: 'SlTof^rtatirtn ill banks tvora created," flnancial corrdit^n -'^aa much mrtr'o urteatisfnetor'y than It Bank#wefo created tti live tlpon public qonfidence. They w6retinderToW restrictionji^ and wfero carried on- flcteor.iinbj to the will of the ^mafflge¥?T? Tfiel^ were no-moaDS ntiftfcertnlnifig wWfber^ojr weraproperly cofidtictep, hfccdrd!n^ to*?ou«d bujiDess iawsf and when t"hay failed, stockboldfira, dftrositpirt^ flflteholders,f-and »l.i creditors, siifferpa.'

Bat the jiatronal "bankir| System bae /eattir^ about it wbicWiio State bankiocr,system evpf* had- A. clttse stojx'ryUion^is^ niaihtaifred orir all theso ifjstitutiqps'at '•W&Rln'gt^ ^T'HcW^ and dUhogest course cannot" W pur^uetf bj tbair, oflSc^^B ^witboirt attracting attenti^n ni tlie Trenaa is taken tt)Mpt^t?th4 fi tstvins'"n^a of ivreg-yj ularitr. When a n«t-?ftnnl AJa'blt fails, the nbte '-'holdeji .1W'"hbthfrig. r*A. careful rnanagrm^ftf of the a?8^)I Is* n'i'-o tinder, taken bv-the TTfiited -Stia^» 6(Soars, and •'tSo'T^3utt is. that tb^eis nocKtr^vaganse o^ witsl^if^in tbe'ettlc OFor tWa, Reason, tin natiiSWa! bsnklw

4ystapi

is tjae

''Ajoit' pferfrct e^er ift' tbis^tJfint^. An 3 wh^^T^Wsfi ^Tlftin^ltre. raiswa^* aged, .the corr^f ^f fH{ad fe*-:clo6?d.ic) ft ^nnMQ^V tntjnn'drf^ritl d'^anceir.tjf impo^ sition which -mffrTit bfe tnathMi^ad und^^ the- 19f& system^is-'lfrbiltit: to' a «peec^y --*$* *-is «"..*v

a I

Miff •, -fThe Chicago Timesf iu commanting on Go^ornM 'iiorton^a staternen^ ^at '.^'tho country has not ree6'v«"re9^#ftv the- w&t"

jBay| •..... ... s-? -r vTbis is, true iut ^»«so^-,tbe tf this crippled. ^^tjoa'^'ihg eofrnlfy^f. The prqjju£tiMl great ^ow^eyM.itjW^ ^.iW^|artfaHy. excltttied frpm

:tcad»fcwiyiFwftef

ruiawus tariff aaf^

uatibfisby a

§wTth^!(U?fi

Jjtaiea, by tE^r ^MSuUink iff

itaJ wo

jwT txiiddcl Iroifi ttati«ns inay "be Jw^ud,^*l!gu*ea recently pybjishwi-vraatT ferit^n ^r^hi6ttesWw'tlutt 4iu» *radp, wit^Sfs

Imp ^refiotfs pWiod? Th»Oj%xjnaala.Df a

iw ,*-« k«vt*

jf':

25. '1867

Thte^-operaliv^^IOCERY

Iifspite of the active tnta'nires of the

rBttglfatf*

O1FJII?Q

ir^ Jha city of

New. York, ia, relatitja tb* eUabliih Toent of which wo spoko two or three wee^a ago,has be^-'o^a^d? It ia intended to iavo .tp ilia.^ftockholJers tha two or three profits beyemdf that of tha. first holder of good*? vvhtoh they have to pay if they purchase ia tkcruiual rati .•wtcy.- .It «ff«n its-cood«-tt)^^" snch prieas as wihi attract theotttsidjj community, and thus minister to tbu pr fit of the con--earn Be8ida.t»h& advnntagei of buying lower than thoy coulti in sniaU quantities elsewhere, tbo st-ckhokter* divide tbe profits among thenoiel.v As an in. ftaflSoflSB •worftfngtf' the nlun upon which the store /-U is caid thia associfltion haa ju6t ^purchased an en-, tico cargo cf tbo beat of Locust mdunt{iin goal, which *is"td% Ba delivered to the-meiribefrs at ths Mtd '6'f five dollars, and cents par-ton, tlcgenoral marHat price .bemg six dollar.i at»a cents to, seven dollars p,er ton, Plour js purchase^ "by arrangement, from 'onS or the largest ivhotePttle ^louies-in th» city, and ocaa ae retaile& at about Uorn Exchange ,pri»3. Theopenj»g o|.^lie itore was like the openiqg night of a popular theatre.—1 Tho fooih vt&i'throngdl '^Aolisa line of men, wtnneo and children faced the co a titer, inaWng tbelr4"-: abuses, while ^cotberjl.iiie.Etood rea^.t^ fill the places AS fust as tfiey wpro'va'c

G-overnrii^at toitamp out the

Fenian conspiracy! tha determinations of the Irish p^pb soiiiv"t6 be as firmly flsecT as everr Tha fnnt-ral at Belfast of «-6iippr»?od diwoVr of tha brotherhood was made the yeoas^oa oi a formidable exjjib'tion of th« j\vcr uf ,the partf Ap VssemfiTiige" of over iT^bt thousdnd 'people, uft9er tfea 'eyes of covernmentspia3,'showa- lhttt the «pu-?t9 of the conspirators i.re ni duwtpcd .the trial and cpnvictio,n of their brethren. An open avowal:of sympathy \#Itn Cue movement argues great confidence in the stEeugtfaiOftbe eausei, So,Ttfa, the concealment of Colonel Ii»! 'y at Manchesfer,after escaping fro-r: Ir alarm, is another proof of the ex^ensiration of the, Fenikns over tho'_ Kih^iom bf Great Britdm. Constaht'VatcBfulnKS will be necessary to prevent' aiioiiiiar' .Outbreak, and under tbe feifrcre^dthreat, ened dnng^, it 'will if ot bo 'sW^Tising if Disraeli should m&kb'fefeiit ^ncdaspns to Ireland in ordtfr p^ch.

GfeXERAL 6sa2!T .in pvocajding rapidly in the work of cuityig, dovvq the expen% ses tf the army. He-meant orders requiring department'corn rrir,nders to roduce their expenditure.dispiiarga useless officers and conduct their atxicica generally 'with.economy,:*s rapidiy dimiaiahing the expenses of-the.military-or($a/vization. A late order requiring t.b« nvilttary to cooperate La the- business'of rcdiicing the oxpenees of the Preedoifcn's Bureau, will causa the dischargo of naany. persons from that organization.* Among other measures of retrencbnion.t, it is proposed to break up tho Quartermaster'*- Doparttnbnt at Wa^hiogton.-^ A vast amount of material will be stored there, and transportation.from thence to other places by teams aad railroads, coit.a great deal of money. The-material iilo be sent to tbe otha£ depots.' It is said t!i several thousands persons* with many thousand heroes, were employed* in the Quartufxnaster's Department*in "Washington, aod they will, be ^thrown out ,ot employ-ment-by the new res?iflatior.« I The Commissioners- appointed by the Queen,of England to examine into the law in reference to thaobsorvancoof public worship in the National Ciiu«-*1, have ?mada a preliminary report on the subject of vostments. i'ron tha tcEtiinony, it appears'that vAile the.«armatts' worn during celebration of service are regarded by some as1 symbolical of doctrine, or hs doing' honor to tho Holy Comim^aion, no witness considered then: essential. In view ofthagEflva

into which tbo

ritualistic zsal leadi many clcrgytnen, tho Co-nmission rccprftrrienus the passage of a law providing tiggrievtd parishioners with an easy and elfjjiu 11 process for complaint and redress. No particular form of procedure is tuggesied lut^ tho report is said to have been made promptly

fin

ordef to secure tho peacojof the Church}',

Tm:"policy of the^Ujaion men in Mary-' land.hasflrfbugbput tlio confrovcrsiesihtroducodaato ii» State by the treachery of Governor Swami, been inexplil-able.— They "v?ofe favored by a Constitutiori maclo. in la^ vybt^n. Uya'.ty \^as paratnoHntin theCommdnwea'itu. That this instrument whiclif'^liiced- troitor3 upon the proper iev,el, ^yi&d te attacked when the soldiers who jeturna f.oai the rebel armies bad the benefiuof the.treachery of tho President atrd the* Governor of the State might'have been'.expected, but that it was tbeduiy of the true Union men to resist the attempt to feupersode it, was also plain. But it seems ihit the contest was abandjned fn

Pt^at

S.ate, ^fith scarce

ly an effort t? resist tliei_ai,tcuipt to restore the1 redwl snprefmtcy. The vjto for or against a Cprteiittm ki allowed to.be tartied in faVor'uf ihat uiaasure without a stiuggle. Tbe cotiit qacnt o:-was tbat a V6ry «ff%n8iva Coastiiuiion \vn4 allowed to bo prepared^ After it Wirt a-T pted, (the Con#UtuUoaJ|fe||j wiu a ^.sti-ebance for patriotism to-do its best, hf .iiing the Union forces in f^Wd fh*ilft?t: a^ajn&t the pjedposed cbange^jSf-iw liti'si ca'ro was tak«H to bring,put tholirc.s the State, is shown bytbervoto- Tha U.-n' ri mengenteKally refused t^'vo*,e, and th allowed the CoDStifuUj^Jo' _]5j carrird ly a_ large tBajority, which ,u thougui pi)I reach twenty -thousand. Even if .tbo contest was hopetei^ sY was tlre-dwy'oi'tbp tJ"nion men ''toe tbo s|( of ftiiT.ituro, to bring out their Culi voVe and ^siuce iho majority. Ihoy have, by? -sojHgence, given fordo tfe the asseriroti Whwh is sure to be made, that the peo^la of tlsp Sate are in great ftinjoritj .ul.favor o* chai»yo«^-

Ttiey have surre idored to, il»« robel host wjtliout striding a blow. nr,d if they are persecuted aad.. opjotfisow *b noaf.or, they mti£.t,aseribe ihu cause «ts tiwcdi -to their' o,wa.j nor triers as to tbe niujJi'Cionl nibjori|y.ul the*robeThi&i, who nov tai®..in that Common wealth.^

wr«Me ^—§d

Mg*Mgtrt$l.$fUh AS Tff S^|-*j^4q,4t«KWar

jj—wtfJ b». fai'm j-'-r

=====

fw the Xxpr*Mi

"HOTHL\G TO WEAK."

Tim* speeds on—the boor draws near, When, the (laden time of all the year Is tbat of our groat State fair, And J-rph, I bare nothing to wear V* "v?

Bach oid helrloom of coitly lace Is worn to threads nor on this place, A cheat or trunk or box is there, I've not searched through for something to wear.

But to my friends "yon must not tell," I'H send down word "I am not well." It will not do, tho' friends they are, To bear that I )3ad nothing to wear.

Sot for worlds would they come again, Sot for worlds wonld I give inch pain, Not worse fright from a lion's lair. Than a shabby friend, witb nothing to wear.

Or, I'll starve tbe family a week or so To save the stamps to make a'show Or, at least, I can put them on half fere Bather than say, I had nothing to wear.

VTe may hide tha nakedness within— And if we can pray Where's the sin Bat a fearful penalty, I cannot bear, Awaiteth those who have nothing to wear.

I'd rather sew and stitch and fret All night on one gay gown than let Miss Noble have one half so rare— 0, I'd as lief have nothing to wear!

Who cares for the talents they may find, Who cares for the beauties of a mind. With form in sackcloth and despair. In meek humility and nothing to wear

Better face scorn and woe and bate Than to be in dress one year too late Better to be dead—to be anywhere Than oat of date—with nothing to wear.

M. S. LAUfi.

BOMB of the leading organs of tbe copperhead organization throughout the country are alleging that their party is not responsible for tho acts of President Johnson—and yet there it not a single act of his, bince the hanging of tha assassins, that these organs and the whole "Demo cratio" party had not previously adviied, or which they have not indorsed and applauded. Those same organs have recently announced tbat the President must not expect the "Damocratio" party to carry him on its back, which means that as soon as he has done all the "dirty work1' for them preparatory to the next Presidential campaign, they intend to quietly lay bim on the ehelf If Johnson was not as stupid as he is willful in wrongv doing, he would see through the trickery of those who are now using him, but who, it is very evident, will promptly throw him overboard as soon as they have done with him. In Pennsylvania and some other States, the Democrats" are opening the election campaign Anally for us. While their organs in othor States are disavowing responsibility for the President's acts, the leaders on the stump in those States are pricking him on to .further developments of a "policy" which they openly deiight in. They indorse him so far as to place themselves on the rebel platform, that Congress is a usurping body, a body of "conspirators" and be is called upon to take all the powers with which the Constitution has invested him to meet them and put them down. They mean that be shall go beyond those powers. Tbisis the true position of tbe "Democratic" party, and we are glnd to see it taVen frank* ly and boldly. When,on his way to Chicago, the President spoke of Congress as being on the verge of the Government, tbe people responded at tbe election, by giving it such strength that even he did not doubt the policy of respecting it.— The country has been alarmed by rumors that tbe Executive mediates more than peaceful and legal measures the tone of bis ''Democratic" friends and organs give force to bis apprehension. "We cannot think that there is any real ground it, although we know that the President is surrounded by men who would wish a revolution rather than see the Government settled firmly on the principles of the Republican party. But let the design be clearly declared in the canvass, and tbe people will :take care of the matter, as they,did before. Let it be plainly understood that, if strengthened by Demo* cratio. successes, the President intends to use the executive power in opposition to tbo legislative enactments of the land, and we shall look with confidence to a repetition of the rebuke which he received in the returns to the Fortieth Congress.— The side issues that have distracted our party, the indifference that has come over so many, from the assurance of success, will give way to vigorous, united effort, and the will of tbe people, rising high over the obstacles which unfaithful public servants have put in its way, will sweep on, carrying everything before it. Whatthat will is, nobody can doubt. It batbeen expressed over and over again, not hastily, but upon mature deliberation, and rehffirmed as often as questioned. The ••Democratic" organs may disavow "responsibility". for the President's acts, but sit ot a little remarkable that ho fol lows their counsels and obeys their wiehea and tbat their party glories in all bis usurpations and follies, and that he and they share like sympathies, hopes and ifears? This Is a common one, and the defeat of the one is the defeat of the other. A Republican success is notless mor titying tha "Democracy" than it is to the President and the Southern rebels.

BEFORE tho meeting of Congress, last December, wo were toid tbat the President would attempt by force to prevont its assembling. We are now told, on very much tbe same authority, tbat the President is determiued, in case of his impeach meet, to ^'prorogue Congress," call for new elections, and appeal to the people Precisely where the President finds his authority for dispersing Congress, and calling a new eleetion that is not prescribed by law, is not stated. If those who attribute to the President this revo lution&ry design of driving Congress out of tbe Capitol could prove their allegations, and if he should take the first step in that direction there would be no m»re argument about impeachmont. Tbat question, at least, would bo settled. The people would dispose of such aa attempt at usurpation in a way that would be a lesson to treason beyond any that it received in the war of the rebellion, or is lik«iy to receive after it Strange as Mr. Johnson's conduot has been, we will not do him the injustice to beljeve that he crime.

TB, effort JF Fitz John

P„ru.r to ob.

Uta rMon.id.r«llon of Ms

c„ci ptt!ca„

#omo Interesting questions in military law. His attempt is aaala'gous to nu ct.dtaror, in a civil case, to procure a new trial aft* er verdict, failure of appeal, and execution, and return that tho of the latter writ haa been obeyed. Tha jadgment of tbe courl-.-narwal which foandhim guilty washed apuca1, revision or disapproval by ihaP.o.idciiU The matter was referred to Air. Lia and he approved of tha fiadiL alo court, and the sentence of disniii.a', it was executed. After aii thi, r,', submission ta the decree durin of Mr. Lincoln, an endeavor u" induce his successor to reopen and authorize such proceeding* "sJcCMaful, will decide that tho fu^c.- tntti and tho action thereon, v,-asui,j ^.. \VIicn a procoeding at law has gone have been decided by the £upu-ior and its judgment wcec-ttod, there Ju

A New^YORK •'conserva.ire"' s".i.» presses "regret" oa learning th.it the citizens of the South

l.:. t,t::j mudj to tjj t-ir,

SO I.U t'J

no instances.of a leconAidcraii-u iho casa and a reversal of all that ha, done. Indeed, there is no p0«CR .SLIT,U.-i alter suci a termination, co^u i\o .ci. A.1 case. It may bi said that, u..'lie suth circumstances the rigb: of tea yuu,.!* party would be injured, und the suuji which must follow legal decisis ken—but that in Faz Juhu lVt-..-a

taaU

there is nobody interested but Li^oa'.— But thid is not correct: The pc p.» are as much interested as they woa.u ue iu parties in a suit and the nrni is esttd, because, by h0 decia.oii wt ,. missed Porter ixoai the service, v:tc cy has been created, which h..a lo:-ti. ca been filled. If ilr. Porter iK,u.u in obtaining tho opinion of a cj inquiry, to the effect th.t: co.. '. and sentence was unj^., :Ler« remain the doubt whether cou-d be set aside. It would bo to restore ni.n to hi3 army. But the law says tisat thuru hall boa certain number of Ofigadicr-gviu.-al:, and that quota being i'u'i, LLU.O I3 room for hiin. It ho could ba ro.- o.-td,' he would push another ofllcjr o«i, .u rank, and this would bo s/ urjuio ii could not be aliowud. G-riur-tl appears to bo affected by thc:c ties and if ho wore wiliing acccuo to Mr. Porter's petition, tho qa^tio ., hov/ it can be done intrade3 i'. i.i -,u greeable manner, and so... d.fy atisfactory answer. It may ho a u.ui^r. tune tbat Mr. Porter will havo to Congress for a special law to suit h.* ca.e but even if there should bo a diip.si.ioa to accede to his prayer, unless it lj done by increasing tha number of L-rig« adier-ger.orala, wrong and inju-lica u:il be visited upon other cfiiccrs w»'o Oc. serve the best treatment at tn3 iiauJi the country.

t'iwCwU

.c.iuu Still'

S^tituliCO

it coUiJ, ihwT ctl-vCu la ±G

THE political loaders in Pennsylvania, on the Confederate Democratic aide, arj making pilgrimages to Washington, and are imploring His Excellency, Andy Johnson, to do all in his-power to alleviate their present desperate situatio :. He is modestly invited by tbese gpnticmen to make use of bis Executive a.r.niigo with an unsparing hand for the furchsso to his support of worthless end unf li^cipled men, who are always ready and willing to barter thair country's welfare and honor, for tbe emoluments cf c2ke. To secure success in Pennsylvania, Mr, Johnson will yield to tho most ii.sm.sato iamor of his partisan supporters Djs^ perate to restore his fal on fcuuut.i, ho will resort to any means within power to convinco tho country a: uc vond that public sentiment is reacting :t^vor ol bis policy to perfetu-Ue tbe Isa.ioani discord. But tho combined jt.Cacuco of himself and tb© Ponnslvar.ia Jenj ^ics who support h.'S rotten, trea3oi.aUu «nd dishonored cause, will fail to r. n_:o t'taS great State on their aide of tuc bui.ui i.no for tho Presidential contest row tpr^' .-ao ing,

O SO

Ji. .i

'.heir families to C.*oada, and tiiut .hem are led to this clun^ tf by the rainoua policy of liw J.-.v and out of CongrcSd."

.''CO •. ::i

If these''citizens of tin SJU

-io

THE "Repudiates'' cf V.^ c-_. becoming ducouragcJ at u,-. pects for success, tho sec-.d nt-xt month, and prop.^:* Voorhees, tbe great

Tbe horses, wagons. Sw, Expresa Company, and if!a gigs, owned by private part t--sumed

not ii X. de-% re-

iibe things as Ibey flrrJ the.n *, land of tbefreo and home o. ,-inco the defeat of th?ir n'.tcaiv. -troy the Republic, there quiring thorn to stay tn riating themselves, they er.v country for their cyantr.v's '..'-i.' them go. "Good ridd.tr,eo iu t.il biah."

.y of

,-j :ir.

RI.'liL UOU.J.

tha townships. Wo s^-.v-t

employ CA Fouke to his work.

n?y

aa^l^t JT i,

Destructive Pira at Wa:o!ii WHEELIXO, VA S« pt. 23 —A ous fire occurred lhn n_: clock, resulting in tbo e'iir» tf McDonalds and Mitthei.'s Stables, together with ab «ut 3) all the carriages and buggies th lishment.

,a-

At ms

vi ,i ble •v_:« cua-

A portion of Back's Brewery a :j uniag tbe stables was also burned. One man is reported baliy inj.ircd.

Loas very heavy,

BJT

partiiily

NKVARJS, Sent.

HUJ.-OI.

Fita Jolin Porter,

23—T-SE

statement'

tbat Fitz tin Porto, ur.s wi opp-»inttd Superintendaat of tho ALorra Ci J^ssx B&Uroad,

not correct.