The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 28, 1866, Page 2

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(dress as ‘above. ry "THE SEW Liht—atMosr oxene Coal Oil Lamp: no a eh mapas to, outlast ‘This te no bi ay eeu tar ta Meet, will produce it has only ty be | 1s double the - | The iN eo exhibition aid i wid 1 cone sala, Sad parties pure! dear a taniceaet No. # Uonruands ats Nort fodwase NF ial NERS OF HORSES TOBLAB De trow Pt Sunt bound, Cola: Loss of Mi: Caitle. Thow for ‘hen shat yuticvure. them fine cont, cleaue fe are “the tule yo be without 4 4 Hirata’ W odvuit 40 bis. (led em “ot ears Course, Vusd' ° at Shen i ior 4 t FOR THE being nthe | F Retlertualin, | fr eae covtupanied by Ui et i a ts Mie Meclety would sladiy redress these w. pad but to do wo uel be jut ia pusessionof alths | nex HENRY BERGH, Pres Ince W.0. 1. WADDELL 5 B26 Hive Cor, of 12th at, Ce Pee true WO CENTS IS THE PRICE OF THE. mhico la known and recvxu.ned ae te beat eere why do Lusluges lu uw aiy— | like Ihe New Yoru sus, HE Your ‘uw Nattoua! T'einporacee sei Hodee tiso publish erpociaily asp of “| the 1 Bomubiasees emt Babicrtptions. toretbor with | fae lat are fot sha Pape ey Kise, 172 Wilh at Ne We aid ap Cureuuanag "hs onduet of the Southern peop “IT SHINES FoR 34TH YDBAR! 1 that they he THE OLDEST DAILY MORNING PAPER \ In New Work (tty, | may fait as in th refore the duty EXCEPTION, the retiring Prench troops at Rome ian very hopeful. Ho evidently f Cheapest Daily Newspaper the World! at thie port «ir the year excee spiritual toatations to the contrary belie their acta, anil with the lowering of the flag of France on the citadel of Rome, the influence of the aby thirty Ave tho wand the THE NEW YoRK (narter of w tulllion foreigners having land. | Rews of th ¥ from every Holy See declines also, ‘The rei mation of the Emperor of Russia take about three millions of Re out of the and pla sian authorities, The reasor thie severance of Russia from Rome i: tho influence boon exer ste | Wile wants of the pl The s Fmigration from Ireland # read, every day, by nearly | fall y appreciated wil be stimulated by the tardines tioing rately | ead in reforming the grierances of the peo. | unsettled conditi cle qlwet exponiny 0 be found iy ICES of the paper, at the pahli | ; shed by news venders, ie Runsian Government, On all hands the Pope is losing ground, and the prospects are that what ts ¢ ed, Tho influence of the Church of Rome MAY continue to be as great but the pr a Weatward: #0 that altogethor wo BLVE CENTS PER WEEK, or sent by intlux of foreigners | next season ADVERTISING | wit uo douht tind PRICES FOR coutrolling power of the Pontitt tis advisable CENTS PER LINE Special arta pounces th New York nevor jot guished officer, in t country where ent of THE SUN aboald be addres: to advertisements any branch af the pub tive of the West, and re years in Ohio, where ho was Adjutant General of the State, During the Mexican war ho raised and commanded an | Ohio rogim to the West, where there is always ro farmers and labor: great error for them to lacking suitable employn ome destitute, often tempted to return to their native land, | through sheer + | to lows, Frente Amnsemencs. PARSTWS AMPFEICAN Beer qaq.ereuine-Van Awbaah's Crieetion of W ACADEMY Aimee 2 Ei won rear of tase Inetitwiane an mt Freee _ WALLACK'S THEATRE New Com: 4 in the various Government de. clamoring for tnd @ proposition is ke their salurie movement hes bs {gotten up hy the officials who hy Greet | salaried and ainecure po | pending in Congres Pacific railroad, When the out he immediately ton Which were accepted, ai | a bri YMPHC THEATRE. —The Hagsenet Cap aie NEW YORK THEATRE. N.—* The Bisek Crook.” NiBLo ridisere Perse DARDS | hy the proposed eh There is neither be F, J the proposed change, There is nelth rh -p se elihiaamcrmeamanitalnsce, PoE geet aa ss yA increase of eal en in the departments now that were given to were at the maximum could afford to work for tho salaries which they received at that time, they certainty ought to | that class who wonld be benefitted the most PROADW AY THEATRE —Johe F. Owens—“to- jon hinge” tad“ Live Indian. BOWERY THEATRE souri, get the same them when pr nres; and if the Fox's ou Aid ot IN ATION TROUPE, Pace Mesias, songs, rentrtiejuin, &e, TONY PASTOR'S OPERA “Little Tom Tucker PERA HOUR, Dadworih's | get along with FirtT AVENUE Micaues. of men who would be willing to take those positions in Was Ethiopian Har. | | rent salaries, New Yorn cur. | There are thousan SEW YORK ( ces Troupe, i MASONIC PATR Corner of Grund ant Cromby ote | W YORK § Shines for All said employes can THE N About midnight on Wednes | of iMfame, corner of Pine stre ENING, RNING, DEC Fight that every man who w othcer was alaray To Advertioers. man standing Zedge Whitews Become. fage. The officer raised her ap aud Jepen Wares ith regard to the shortcomings of the The Kew took | the initiative in presenting the complain the people upon this . ‘ N street with his father and stepmother. I Crenins Pricateilo Retweon the Nevth sister was e fine looking, rather handsome tof | girl, He said that th hief objection to the ear 16 ia to te lite. againat the filthy condition of the streets simply because th ent tree by mall, Leme | PCr Wutrrtxe took the | and to Partment with the ostenai uciug @ radical refor rh Row, New York mated by the eplrit which led them At cannot be said th during the rebel 4 and afterwards borrowe 4 ia groundiens lusion of the war much ill au | enmity towards the by the South nidering of the strects no better than the | f old contractorn did, and we can see no ren sLort-coming, he has appar erations ot the Country, | layed The public are tired of excuses in this matter, that a marked urred fin the Southern teny mprovemen wan, aud d bostate . teal of clean | Lis successor did the sa ured to give ua excuses Fy used 1a Wor kslsoyn and Mauutect | hae o Boe publ upwards of tweuty year, | Nae ‘ely elrculatelaud | in Je of Congress now Judge Wario, the ostensible re m, #159 | Northern proas, alwerib. | inapire ami have not been calculated to | the South, an ie following iu the sai eniable that a 87 Park ow, Now York, | Deen gradually growin derstand the difficulties nnder | IAW# Af violated oF the Stato calls tor help h Judge Wi ciate all the trouble which h but all these things do not amount When Judge Wintixe awit turmn agit: | A miatake is wade inthe North by not giv pempuiet of advices how wo proceed. | inw tho South credit for thie j ra; We appre. ER | that the peo ow | their enmity, opportunity to develop it of the South are nursing | oe valid ox, ® | undertook the task in which Kagel he was supposed to be familiar with el the difficulties in his way promised to do the atrectole: upposed to know just | what that work cousiated drawbacks were in the way nearly four montha since the whe Marshal. ‘The close obs | account of threats of bushwh eur) outrages are imputed t shootin, Ker from Lexington Teas oil, “County aud | tment, | is now d and conser used to be fille tion of the wratively temp The Southern journala © andl villitiea. | th, but latterly their at tion has been turned to the industrial inter ents of their in Judge W t length of tin Provision for every continge people are dixponed to be patient, at two's hands, and in wght to have 1 Death of « Bride Mra. Phebe A. ( H. Crapo, of Portla up Southern productio face bie | Stimulate Prostrate country to its old positi t deal of ineficieney in pub: If Jude Wartixe will now go work and clean the streets, h uy Be weed of | perity veloped ewen prominently at epect to the qu nalderable th n of immigration after the termi pprehensive of any further sti hoped ton Chrintinas, landholders not Saturday afternoon, she was very pick in rth, ‘They invited imn mn of all thore ol to place an n themselves undergone a cha: ee their dopre TEMPERANCE BANNER opinioi sous, or to judy nen com © orazy people hy than the wil orth, but we would not like (o be rated unity of lunat tion of improvem # on that account Auother ind Kouthern teuiper, ie observ spect and friendliness that nent Northern iwen who The Congressional | comm New Orleans, lias @ Papers should by at. | met tug tor a lows wou to SN, | Hey Tue nen who are o TAD. AL yesterday both aiups’ t he were crowded with people from the | Out of with marked wa not rise to oppulenes, and that It te the lot of the vant majority to follow some oveupa. tion all their lives. It ia well therefore to make that occupation a instead of an irksome task. Timo ai agroeable duty ould on from business for domestic cow reereaten, for of the Thas wil greater happiness be we by perpetual striving after what red th = | the Cathedral Rusgon Gam Fewer Of ie Pope. through the still anuiversary of m Savior'a birth. Jomn mass was held, and at five in the morning # grand pontifical m was celebrated, at which Bishop Conroy of was wehered in by Most of tho Episcopal beautifully trimmed with flowers, and had the ser One of the mort Tite speech of the Pope to the olficers power 1 in conscious of a dixporitios Palpable, on the part of the Puro ers, to deprive him of all authority well as tomporal. Their pro nt procla: nan Catholion iritual Jurisdiction of the Pope, them under the control of Ras assigned for that the Catholic religion has A spirit of hostility to the ny lost will never bo regal *« heretofore ; ent tendency is to | tue arta on. MK. Carte. oll Bluffs, Lowa, an. ncoane of this distin: | 60th year of his age Gon. 8. Curtis was, we believe, a na. Wed for many one time Death of Maj. A dispateh from Co; qf ut, And earned for himself a reputation. He emigrated. after the close of that ¢ mL mili cro he became, in the ¢ of ite Te a8 therefrom. aelemes for th impre, of the Weat, and espe his udopted State, and was chum slent ef one of the firat national con un bell to consider the expedioncy ate war Lrok fo dd took charge F thet eit: He was soon after assigned pilit Later in the war ove the ordinary height, with a fi warance. He was »: | of exceeding agreeal 6 WAR ADpd war Commissioner, to inspect the Union Pacitl | Railroad, now in progress, and this office he | te held up to the period of his death, th 1, Philadelphia, ay on shot his a a had life for r, who had been lead: | me time past. A poli i by eries of murder, and house he 1 the yonng pide the re h a large horse pistol in hie hand. ¢ thoor lay bleeding and senseless thi ag Woman, about twenty-two years ng th ound ball had taken effect in hor bend, abreast, — inflicting severe not dangerous’ wounds. “The pris: | resides at LAr Jeffers on ber out of her wicked course of | ent Stat 1 told h pay her board at any respectable boarding foun, her course of life for ber owa for hin at and said she preferred to live doing. te then w the horse p © she was stop He said be would rather her dead than to an she waa, and | u tired full at her, intending to take her The prisoner ‘iam quiet, inofleuaive eply feela his position, x " mili omman ler © isunkuown. The Mar Leavenworth to counter Fal Hancock, and the Governor ditional militia to Lexingto re in the the militia, such rying the Missoui negroes for ca ican. Th yy denonne but papers ing the Pre the Kalflroad Cara, wife of Mr, William. amboat train Sunday morning, just as it hed the Kingston (iL) Station, Mire Was accompanying her husband. toh in Dartmouth, Mana, aud was’ prostr | jong sew voyage from Calitornia, When | ula wird the steamer Com aud every ington, aud wnt ng that ki eat Wan done her, tle hat AML the employes atl | cle eugene on the train ren K stranger, but in vain, ners’ Convention, teps have been taken for the bold tion in Boston anid 4 meaniires te the taxathon te A Moat Hace tu Japanese Waters, | ne A private letter from Yokotiuina, written | pitee w board the British war ship Princess Royal, September 1% gaya: “LE told you tte four tanthy ities about boat pace 1 crew of the American | ip May nwhich we beat, Last | ight the return race came of amidst the Breatent exeiteme shore josed, ‘th both Audes. Both boate’ er in whieh the people on eo Was Leavy betting Hilal condition, as they t and the Au tly thoughe t AUALO the boats started: they were | itu Wveoared cutters, Tho Yankoos gota! p ¢ ct aman OUR ALBANY CORRESTONDENCE. month wide open, when the 1 the process of iment pped out of bin tas eagh one pat firma it wan a | again by thin 2:4 anake before it nok wt the wun, six weeks ago, key waa disposed of, the rattles al put into wb Washington Market Wholesale Ketere, } Naw Yous, Dee #7) Btw CROP ser ren. Perhaps he oan new aphere of Such ia lifet Serious Avice to ALMANY, Deo. Cbrietmas Day for the Yoar of of our Lord Kighteeon Hundred and numbered among the things that were While the greater part of the city w 1 in clamber, aa the clock #trick 12 simes sang ont merrily Kit air, proclaiming the Now that the skating mania haw brol out with violence to print the following direstions for And Am oon aa an exchange takes o nd Sixty-Six in ‘ar day those young a yet be heard ebirping. wo directions at rm Dairies, W stata | by new bepinne: TEMPER OF THE SOUT. Selections from late Seuthern Jourunis. 0 (N. C.) News taken a half half religious view of things in general, and gives tho following encou ragement to ite re of our rectitude, and having no evil intentions. ples for refreshment aa! while skating, and cores on the ice, for fast aka their shins ov tural enemies, ed to enjoy themselves peaceably. 3. Sit down occasionally, no matter where Cathedral @ POCURAY amp owe, if you want to, vent & new beginner from whenever he bas an inclinal 4, When you meet @ particularly hand to skate on both sides of her retty, and sure to There i# no | churehes were United Btatee te’ ¢ who, regardioas of the laws of humanity, as well a of the written Constitution of the country, will forget their calling, and proceed to wots of I Which common seuss teaches misery not only apon the Bouth, but « upon ihe whole country. Ho who holds the desti is own hauda, will give ue sitting down $08 5? liuckey ers ARO AID Fem vaasy, nA BAN (oui sd Wowarn, dons Seal H vices peculiar to the day. interesting foaturos of the day was @ din ner of cold lunch given to the Mi School of the Firat P ‘This Church has recently built @ Mission Chapel and organized @ school among the ng in the Southern part hool is quite prosper d numbers about one hundred and Tho children wore all tr bountiful Christmas dinner, com somo lady, try create a sensation. ght it ie well to omit thi Skate over all the amall boy ook ‘em down, Tt mi Pompeian, 40, Souetd pyterian Church, Bo cheerful—be # great fun, and— 6 If you skate into w hole i Think how you would feel if the water was boiling . Tf your skates a now pair. Kee find a pair that nations in Hi Mrs. Mary Howitt Writes Thue ' poorer classes li POR Hono are, Lomaow, War tin. ben Merson Woeriee & Wrisent Thave very great plessure in bering my t The Richmond (Va.) Exawixen, in the course of a long argumentative article, has the followifig: “The Constitutional amendment is an er post facto effort to validate and confit 6 too slippery buy « 1» buying new pairs till yon ‘are not alit pery. ldwin, who keeps the Fancy We don't expect a pair of notices, but if tolorably sure they wi at of the window To aittiog down, Don't be too sudden; "you may When you fall eution ja saying Lisie, for there ere man; Wouderful laventions now-a-days; bub thie +I ca Aver, thes I0:i0 the restimation of all our lusagin\ of howebold fares and good bard brownies that aak for no payment, ready, ever capatle friend in nerd weariea, never loses Its eye sicht ower the roc delicate work, a © ever, im ‘ent, It's aon be going eudden'y to oF @ daughter to be married, Jonge in the cold winter weather to clothe the poow {a warm garments, you need not hee shell do this eudden seoumw'ation of ‘There stands the goot geni with ber silver arms extended, and per Whreaded neetia ready to do your bidding, Bi converse plessantly w ber, lay your hande delicately upin the outeprei wouk betore ber, and hike # drenm of the exquisite work will pass under your eye com: and other good things, gratuitously fur nished by members of the congregati From the way the little folks ate, it was evidently the merricst Christmas many of The rain of Sonday and continued warm weather have melted away nearly all the anow and spoiled the fine Consequently Christmas out of doors waa not as gay and lively Indoors there was abundance and it is eafe to genera skates for thi to give effect to an act that pros. tions and laws and warm of officers of responsibility, ‘edoral Government. State rights are Btate liberties, Never waa—thore never will be—established ® Republican government over a large on. tent of empire, with all power concentrated t, that does not nents of a ‘spoody dissolu Corruption will ion of such a government, who have contributed to eatab live to witness ite degradation subordinate rank and of litt em ever had, them ever had, headlong, examine the earefully before make every! can be over-workd the Antipedes; OF If your benervlencd sleighing Wear @ heavy overcoat or cloak til! hly warmed f good cheer, nme that the present ion «pent as merry a Christmas here an any of their Dutch ancestors, The various hotels and boarding housce are nearly ready for the entertainment of their expected winter guests board here will be no higher than hereto. fore, and in some earcs will pro lower, during the tate a to wed You get thoroughl toe, Siminiotents throw it off and lot the wind oool you. This are you a fine cold thi at will last you of your housshcld) The Abbeville (8 C.) Baxwen sonnda the following note of alarm at the egroes from South Carolina are we to depend A steady drain is made u the industrious working portion of ou lored population to Wostern States. We bly well, akate yourself iy about it; skate three or 1¢ frantioally—skate till you Do this every ( then down bee The price for can't stand up. will be sure to then you may die, cellent thing; it will b ple to tho rest of the young peop A fow simple directions for lady skaters that will be wi be auch a good Hall will be open, as usual, ssion of the Legislature, unler the management of ite popular landlord, kept upon a dif. winter, a certain sum boing charged by the day or week instead of the | Kuropean plan, lara anda half for trausient visitors, from twenty-one to forty dollars por week ‘The other hotels will pply Inbor for the #00 them collecting in malier, each day, to set off t toward their new homes, And one of the numerous rendezvo trict; in nearly every neigh bo Inquiry bine atia case general Xperience in our family. ‘To the Benevolent Everywhe: Among sil classes and grades cf ecciy, Pectaily im all lange citien, where the poorer el: there te always plenty of work to de for those who wish t do good, in relieving thoeq who cannot belp themseiver, and sesieting thee who can. In order to facilitate ts good wosk Jan: sasiat all bevevolently inclined, Mr. J. T. Fils Proposes to receive orders at ibe Masonic corner Grand and Crosby streeta, or Mo, Broadway, for the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing chine, from clergymon, Masters of Lodges, Fepresentatives.of Benevolent Inatitutious, in ruts ficient numbers tomupply those of the congreg Mion, memborsot tbe Fraternity, aud all who fi ent oF imposmibie to edvence thi ‘whole amount upon dolivery, supplying them manufacturers’ prives, and receiving partial pa; ments, according to the convenience or necemiti Coder this arrangement hose #0 disposed may, with but Hitle outlay. wv Ply worthy todigent persons with » maghine Wt] aaaiat them tn becoming #elf- supporting. Adam Blake, ferent plan th titers on the foo, be aure are properly adjusted. i the bank are qenorally hood thore is one. that this is the the upper part of the State, district adjoini Wook informed y (hroughout From a single Abbeville, we wore will be four dc 11 be four ai assing an air hole, and give the arm of Charl It makes him feel his ont & protectional way, Ing partner is oligible, and 't hesitate in asking djuat your skate straps evi Ho Will rather like it. Ly @ number equal to jae omigrated from every one of thers are he quantity of labor drawn away through this channel must in vitably woakon oar agricultural resource now 40 limited. Bat however nocessary ma, be all the labor we have, regular boardors perhaps larger li of volut.teers, which ap ftorwards iby the lofwas nasigned to duty at St. Louis, | charge the euatc foot i it} the camp of instrnetion | can be obtained kin'te pate in first-class fo the command of the Departwent of Mis. | houses at ten to fifteen dollars per week, #0 d distinguished himsolf at the Hat-| that atrangers o tle of Pow Ridge, Ho was also engaged in | cording several minor operations, which he ted with groat be accommodated ac- to their inclination Probably the Constitut Appointed commauiler of the Do- | #0 4 to increase the salary of members of partment of Kansas and the Territories, | the Legislature, und allow them Where be managed to _keap the Indians the rebels at bay. General Curtis was 4 mar and commanding aj to be slightly vain, but with ly pleas close of it ia impossible to F KOM Years negro Labor will bo worth most on the fertile it will naturally ter the present American Seame: The official documents show tho returns of American soamen relieved during the past year to be as follows: Maine, 315 natives, w Hampshire, 5 natives; natives, 9 naturalized; ives ; Connecticut, 1 Now York, 42 natives, 2 naturuliz Pennsylvania, 98 natives; Nevada, 13 na. tives; Virginia, 74 n How. Every fal supply will’ be diminished. The samo journal thinks Congress had better let the pardoning business aloue, ‘ud says of tho pardoning powe: “There is no naturalized, 6; Ni Massachusetts, 2: Rhode Island, 49 nati ut flamt clans hotels, We are to have a now | Delaware House. The leas ‘T. Roossle & § Ist of May next of individual cases, h door not vest it in 4% satisfactory arrangement for leave the house at that time, Moaars, Leland, who may justly be Khecking Atair, called tho princes of hotel keepers, have property for a term of ten Juniper | years, at a rent of fifty-tive thousand d ang tan named | per year, Hew Family or General Mamefncrering Mecbine—L HE, Walraven, Upholatarer, Curtain Manufacturer, &0., No, 686 Broadway, ayer “After wboroughly testing the various first-claaf sewing machines in my manufactory, 1 greatl{ the Elliptic Lock-Sulsch Machine, whic! ‘one bes given me perfect aatisfaction, ‘The cla! excellences for which Tean recommend thi ane snd lightness of eperstion peed: beauty and strength of st'sch : eccmow: tread: great simplicity and thoroughness of sruction, and consequent non-liatility 10 deranged with uniform perfection upop thd at material, and without sailing the work oF threed with oi! (the works of the mad 1 consider it unequalled fod Finanelal News, Markets, & New Yonk, Thursd Tho general Stock market has been fever ish and irregular to-day, with a general ten- Governments 1d closed at is unsuited, indeed unfit, to exer cise the pardoving power. ud it would be to give it thi« in particular ay, ut w house | leased the who! dency towar were fractionally lower, 15234. Money was active at 7 per cent, bit not so urgently in demand as ‘The market for foreign exchange was dull, and’ prime bankers’ bills were quoted no. minally at 109 9 10934. y and abuse the cent power of mercy, The power of waty is one of the most of restoring Kindness aud tory shows that it is resorted to most a ly in cases of politioal disturhai Tho Congress of t m to constitute wn mplain that tho President has exer: power foo freely. potential mes Ir experience to predict that the D ware will be in the future aa in the past, the ext hotel outa The Albany Bo meeting, remwlved to a yetom of buy baninens, i « of New York. Per gi eg rd of Trade, at a recent On 'Change to-day better and more active. Wheat without decide ® dull and heavy Hghtest or be decimal whenever the York, Chicago and Milwaukie should see fit to cbange the present method. grain and seed would all be sold ata certain price by the hundred pounds, in- Kone to nee her. and had attempesd | *ead Of the bushel, which varies in diffor according to statute regulations. The State House has been thoroughly the desks newly varnished, and her relatives. She | everything put in order for the advent of the Legislature on Thuraday next, and tho uration of Gover day promiaes to be on he again begged of her to | empecially to the class known as oftic Ament rather thai chine being covers: i*mily or general manufacturing purposes. power of the Pre dull and nominal, SALES AT THR STOCK EXCHANGE, HESS advooates th achievement of Southern independence by cutting off commercial intercourse with the North, and reasous on the question in the following manner “We have so tong been slave North that our habite have. bec mean 5000 0.8, fe, °81, ¢} Hughes the reat neliat " the great Journaliat, and . Also, Edues ity by Joba Neak Two Caren of Womanhord, with portralts of the Good apd Bed vil; Bthoology, or tbe Heavenly Chronoweters, and mueli other instruct reading. Only 90 conts.or #9 ay: beeribe, Address Fowler & W. | clean lepondent, wo must foster an indi Itivate within ourselves Our Neighbor, by Mr, Aboriginal Gre red or Fenton. The Vulnerable pointa in which we could of unuaual intorest— ssore—shall we call them £. Now le the time liberate ourselves from 4 galling bondage, —chietly on every article d—for almo Their factories Learning by Experience, The arming of the whole Austrian Army with breech-loading rites is resolved upon! State Rights in Mivsourt, the modification of the existing muskets A St, Lonia dispateh of yesterday, saya: The Conservative | Joh | ufluire, on thi be left free to Yotorial Edition of A op's Fables 1 is vrinted om tinted paper, bound in cloth, 8, 689 Broadway, N. Y. logical Journal for Januar tale of Kad het the great hho great in all ite varieties, from & coat to FOWLER & WP 4 shoe to keep our feet from the « but what com Our houses ar iii if will extend to 580,000 weapons 9,190,000 florina, LU The new ayates of the Linder rite, which fires four: hots in the m t that Presid itd be that oh State should | teen Mav, 3,000 arve peace, and no inter. hy aN ‘alenehad ‘aa! he United States | There will also be manufactured 420,000 tolerated unless the United Stat more of a different construction, 200,000 of the supposed grousad for é which will be ready on the same day. eo the 1 Ehlbdcanting: the tae im | lation will Go tees caoseniee ie A sae Lexington, the latter having returned to loaveuworth, Warrants Against the = « are their handi and every codtish which greets our nostrils is taken in their waters, Northern apples take the piace of our own fruit, and their potatoes are found on every tabi Our horses are fed with Northern hay; our Wagons and carriages are made by Now what is the reason wo ei and boots and shoos, and po ng as New Eugli as she has done, and is now doi South should spurn all her ‘notion ano all intercourse with her, that the time is at hand when the uni voice of the Southern 8 = s23n35. BBS: SSSESE sez, in readiness. Fe 3 ESEEEEEGEE: ington aystem, and the eartrid; pined plan of Keuningto it been served by the | body not make cloth A Very Remarkable Family, Perhaps it is on | the Montezuma (Lowa) Reev ht tet ttt Pit cist t = 3 Smfeslosels: FE “Meten'fo'n (rent Hhewnatic Remed eal is effect te every symptom of BLICAN, that | Keountry, All sorta of horriis | that veritable old gentleman, known as tho “oldest inhabitant,” Hix namo is Willi in Washingt resides in our cor Steslsessese >, 5 dence, and that wo aball from all those who down in the earth,” his (Tonn.) Ar to the proposition to territorialize the South, Sharerte, he, New, York fan Baber. and sold for’ the hawsnt yrice atin about four mi = re seoking to grind us y » of the first set. antry, wud fr EAL, referring SSE eCE: lent. Present appearances b the county for some years longer. erved as an artilloryman dur- 6 war of 1812, and wae in’ th y's Lane aud Fort Erie us, and will walk threo or He han never re k Magical Hair beat i tes tives eaten etus tal “The attempt tn Congres: State governments tn the South, if suc and moat des. over attempt sful plan of Dionysious, in i the Byracusan Senators to dictator, was not a baser attempt to subvert the liberties of the peo Radicals are su | sure, it will only bo the prelude to o izing the Governn ton the | quite vig Grover & Taker’s Uighest ee ways Ne Ya and £6 ‘The Howe Machine Co." ing macuines, ELIAS HOWE, Jr of the sewing machine), Tor family vee, ong lived, but | 4 y lived toa great other was uarriod twice © wan Van C 1 in North Hampton, Ponuaylva. She lived to the aga of ono ht tore, | and fo ‘enn Ga, new, 69 tr Wien dba t, bY abolishing all the ‘The most clogant and useful Uoliday he country by Hook Lock suite! Womanhood twenty childe excited the compas: | them were sible at- | pair being bor um tenderly traustorre Council of Ten a ber were as lambs to | ag of the tiger, | the ravenous preys C that, juxt let then apouk out charity could | whieh ‘this | wan performed by strange | Sarah Abeaha Matrimonial Perplexitios. Purss relates the fol lowing incident as illustrating the above lust day of June year, application was Court of Ran Schenck’s Great Boot and Shoe Houston, le the vl diy a descendant who in apoken of | buy yeur boo « and eh. ‘esonts of Attection Woson Lock Buch be wing Machinge at and Charity, cE with alice | little Leu Y every aawiatance in their power to the | ages B-1_t_t_n_n_n_n_ Macias, 330 Fe © separation conple was said to have be ¢ Restores Gray 6 Of | a corre Mows Chemical Pomad, habe, Koave, glows clieilr the be Bold by Iiushton ores between them was the me and it was reported 4s 4 Mock of tthe time uh Joure, aud drogglas, 86d e secourt, and when she Wasentirely co more to the ar acefully upon amet homeward 1 ne relie! of Gevernment from much of | diily lying in & r darling Jones, and rest BPerrespecece. about tiouw in the + with whieh they xreat extent erday afternoon the di Yorce between the late Mrs, Jsnes and bor Dec, 29. at 9%4: ve Churel of ch of the Ange EE Rae, stority | wae zzz With whieh they p alon €. 5 6th tat, oY Wedneniay, the sth inet, 4 Stephen J. Colaban, the Chareb of Br. Miswal ure! on iby ry Judge Wilkin ruth fly on the Wings 1 to moot her former afliuity | No tore Jones's ti Mr, Arwstrong, Clork of the Distr Was recording the last touc | of divorce, in tho ease of th Phillips wade appl ly whom he waa recently liberated wife, 1 o'Ct00%, P.M, Cle, & Pitts, KR. BT mM do at A Sunke Story, sippi steamboat man ve to the Vicksburg Listes : Tallahothio river enormous rattlesnake a 10th Instat d'olgek BM, 28, 1866, John 3 the 284 9 ear of hie ae, Ned Wo aiiend the the man Jones a he fainily are reepe iueral wervices nt the fonnd a setti Hy two Mitten aud forty seconds by wine to bout the wate aud | twe have, no duubt, heen AL thine, with nubially deveta 2; Ys he wandering about tho A heartbroken 4 100 Had Ry! 40 Vol. & Wabs i + Willa Li'tle, child of ret? Mivntte and his worldly li ererpes: ened