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THOMAS CAMPBELL, , ____________---------------------------- SOLE . OWNER OF; 'l 4 llt BRIIXIEWA IVEDDING C .AHES TER FOUN • DRY, &c . COlllfilllie. to lifanU two ' F ANCY PASTR)y , ER4IOND II AVING OPENED A vnisT The Unequalled. Cooking , Stove, , D EEtvn 1 CLASS CONFECTIONARY, on Crystal - ''Palace. Railroad St., New Brighter!, BEDRO OM, PARLOR, AND HEATING STOIrEB, i IS OW inform the public that Mee are prepared to Al ' Large mid small sizes. order. for rake.. Sc., for WEDDING PARTIES. MANTLE AND JAM GRATES upon short nam, at . or F Vail 5,1 i. rOysters ~ idoton priet-e, and in a title ourorlinsood by an t . And varions other Cast-Mrs establishments,Prompt attentioa given given Also on band and for kale a =Cid variety of Second -71-city to ail order , from a distance Their. Rand Stoves, as goo is new; and very cheap Odd Pieces for. repairs for the ditterent patterns Of Crystal OYSTER SALOON Palace and Euterprize Staves promptly troinished. All orders for stoves attended to-without delay, and delivered free of charge. =Rely lifted up, is open for the necommo. Niue e7et ~ totaers during the coming season -4,,e-I i 1 . E.1 . 112115S SO ! anion 0 oetli 17. GEO. SIZMEN &CO -a. .a.-.2...... 3 , s -1- - augil,Sr.aat i Premium Trunk FaotpTy tairltt Itlcßiclite grtallty Is of the First Imo. portant-04_60i JOSEPH LIEBLER, AT TUE . h. t.i.k \I. TOTPEI OF AND DEALER IN , TRL TNKS VAL' ISES DIAMOND DRUG STORE 9 I AND \ B EJVER, PA. Travel ng Bags, - J. NQ 104_ WOOD STREET, • • , PITTSBURGH, PA. , I' .. Orders promptly tilled arid satisfaction guaranteed. Yon will find a complete assortmenVof, Pare Drugs, , Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints)Mild, &c. ' . a0r13t.7 3m, ( i 1 i "WHERE WILL I BUY I" Toilet Articles, a Speciality. . - ~ - ' 1- I a otp =thin kith, minds ot eu cry ont i let, tht liolldave , r„ r tti inn :Ind ore of gnat impor nee to all, and ~ ~1 I to those. tt hojtunk of making purchase In All the pew and pont:der preparation constantly on ti.‘11..1 , hand, togiith4r with everything necessary for the well \ arranger. toilet wAtcHEs AND JEWELRY i \ , 1 arum, th tin pertui`tone to It. IA e nbald solicit calls tV - Phviticlante Precriptinns and Family recipes to th ..1 roc, our city during the ROW tys. tson; &irefully - compound. d all hours of the day or night . l•y (.: nitric our latio and %tell selected stoat of TV ITCfIMS, PHYSICAL HONES% ' I LOGICS, SPECT'AC LES, JEU E.t.a 1 1 IS 4 ItOMETEIt ci, ATSO in the same room, a well selected Stock of Sitl LU WARE, IfilE114110:11ILTERSI , Boots and Stationery.Magaritum , , Papers, Ac , and I nit Books seil in the Public Schools thronehout the hay'.• all kinds of ) country-at Publishers prices- either 3‘holesale or Retail 4 Optical Cr oods. In either department of this Store, the public wilt find It to their advantage to call and examine the stock and prices, 5. - n. nimbus, __ note, 67:6m Agent. DrNSEATIEI & HASLE 1 - TT. R AI L ROADS . SINS ELEES AND OPTICIANS, 56 Fifth Street,, On andaft ' rT , rOct W rI A M Y , NE 18n74. ll l C ,ra .lA i n C swi la O n t. RAlLW leaveSt A a Y tions dolly, (Sundays excepted) as follows. [Train leaving Chicago at 4 50 P. 31 leaves daily.] OppO• te If este Hall • PITY9I3IIROIL PA. ' • ,i• „ , I orl3 `9m.• T . 4 ', AV _- w P ”'s lEsi 1 Gt . - •- 4I ITSEY I T 40 4 - Wholesale and lletalil Dealer I. - Irl i CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES anti TEAS , weans (wilco EAST !!Ear's: -FOREIGN and= DOMESTIO, FRUITS, - , Pickles, &o. / .... A MI ...I C o u nt ry Produce coil on COMILd.PIOTI, '- tr mot ret i lre,. , nade ... - NO 49 /FEDERAL STREET, I, Pi ALLEGHENY CITY, PA. Youngstown New Cattle and Erie Empress ICav ro ‘ll ;:IraYoungstown at 2: 50 p. m n,.. , n Castle. 3.10 p tn, arrive 4at Pdt ,, bur, , h 6::S) p m. Returning, leaves Pitteburgh t 0 on a. at arr, at N. CAMP. • 4 /St Ta, yormirmoß n o 30 TIN NV ARE. Young4toan en Castle en d Pittsblargh Accounec. d , ati m ou a lel u t i , , r . l a - t Azir k,h ), c , ,) , , , , , , ,t 0 ......, ,,, , , , , c , .. et t i i iii e, , , n r , • leaves All, ^laity, 1-h) I) in, ariVOB New Castle, O F) p. m, Youngrhown 'AV p m IH_LX. MYERS, General Ticket Agent : WHOLESALE AND,\AETAIL CLEVELAND & PTIISIIITEGII RAILROAD /- On andafter Oct 6, ) 1' , 1: , 7 m tr i t u it i r o zill leave Stations daily (Sun d ays excel u 1) ,( DE.ILER IN ALL hINDS OF could SOrTIT c- , 1 31. An. Exr's NtArt Accox tri . Cleveland.,, e land „ 840sm12101rx 315 pm I In, C'epi)er ,S. - -- . Sheet- Foetid Street. (y B4l 1211 856 Ilr(In NAra i.e. Hudson l'ets 109 510 r. Ravenna ,1010 141 _„,, MO Alliance 1110 225 440 Bayard 11141 252 - t \3 4 V. entit MC I 120rx 410 ~. ' . = 11RI 1 (stt T rrrrs,c f 0 Nic,T &NTT YON lIAND . GOING NORTH , . ku 1 ,r rrut A. , ..1) hilithT IRON 44, E, %%104 l II\ ( o dll NII MAIL EXT.`B. _-_-... Accox Wellsville .... , . , AT TliF LOWEST PRIOES4' 11 I) a 850 AN 410= rd 10`n 535 . . Alliance . ~ ~ ) 1115 615 715 Ax ' Ravenna IRileir 6121 -' 810 E ll o u c ds n o e n street 1 1 8 4 7 , 81 14 a , 1 841 • Tin Roofiing, Spouting & Job Work Cleveland ~. 150 SO ~. .'” .... 1015 coma suer. = * 4 1 , Dltoop kr lu 21..1,4 po , Ibla manner, and at the. 11t, '1414.m• Earsßtes. AcOos ehorht noti&-- - 4.1- ---.. Belli& Mini 650424 1040444 Bridgeport '' . 203 1105 1050 . . t'sf' - e -et c 1 t . 1 beet. of material,and having none B ten°"Tn ~ e ' . 341231 7 / 4 but the ho t. 4 aurltee, „ e „, ",„. ^ lin sin 10pat 610 ` Smith's Ferry. . -.. 503 442 9( 045 \\ L ' , Beaver - . 540 912 TIO Tel w AI , RANT ALL WORK ißochester ~ 550 9%1 0 10 715 \ Pitimblugli - 45 5 A 025 t also 910 • 7..? ---- S'EOP ON TITF: L ( 1 O 11TR - END OF ,_ 11 4 11 . \• Pittsburgh fillisx .40th= 4'ls= 830=1 ' 4 - 11 1 r c:I. tati=eo - t.T., Rec t h e ter ' - . 7 4 5 3 Ez ~e 4 g, E ts, Smith Ferry 812 343 ess3 544 BEAVER, •PA. WORM.. - . .., 845 420 710 620 - streberille - 950 /sio SCR I. - ... Gist . ~, Brid.se ors, 1112 630 912 "af di ma t Franz* our Stock. Pellar 11M 640 925 = I la, lc' \ TDBCARA WAS BRANCH . F an red 'ware kept constantly on hand 1 t Arr es "I Lea% ea ,y. tv a N Philadelphia, 650 p ut t 13/ryard. 9.5„ arn tilAt , I Bayard. 12.00 m I N. Philadelphia sooinn 1 • 0 R. V\ t•TFCTZ I 11, R 11EllaitS Heuetol Ticket Agent . ; isl , - - % [ ~ : ~.!... - -- sc . - - . 7*‘:„l - Im- f L . - : .- ~ -•^ . _ 77 -- 'I - - ; .r:.t::',..- ;;::,(1, "e, , Z. , ;,,, , 1,C. : L ey* -. 4 ' ;' ' 7 :'-' .1 , ' -, 4,7. - .1 .. , -,- ,:".. : • f . f . '. /-01 4, i iiii_ . .. 1.44 . ... ' ' i i . . -.... .' ~ ..., 4 7:1„. .t .:* r ; ' . ..—:. , .. • ; -- , • . 4,`..... , "r1.Z , r` ,;;;,..., --- , . ' . - • - _ - ~*. , ' . % :11 V .1 I'* l '. -* .1 ' - IK, ..: :*, . '-7 • ", • '',...... - ;,, *. - • , , - 4 '4.. •!, •, , ,- I , . - ....... • .. - do* - -I, RIORMIIar.I,-,, 4.,--- ~.; - ..,' .;,., .„,,,,,,,,..,,... ,- ,: , --A'-- - - --- ......L......- --- ' _ .--. ~ 4 .- ~- ' = ... . .. , _.. ' . ' -f... , . , - . . ~. 7-, -... 15av-- . ~ I 1 , 01. st..l 42„W1gr.4 0 41.• ... - -}r: • "'. i ' '. • , • - . ' • 7 . ..4 ' `., ' : 4 : -'11. .. t: 1- - ---..:' , .- ," ' ,"'" .. ,- `: ; `-- 4P ' .• f . Ow, i . 1 ..:` • ./. A . • -,•'• - ‘ 4 ti " • - C•21 6 0. ;:"._=- ''.l ' • :,, , Ir , -14( , ;" i - ~‘ . • . ' " " ~' ` , • -•"'itiWllT ... ,i tr. .., - „,-,....-- 11 '.4 L. .7' • II .• , "4.t...!: '' I - TRAINS GOING WEST. . • .• • EatS. EXee. gist's. Es2tr. Pittahnrit...! * .. ,-.. '... 645ast 930 - 21394 9991.tX , Ipso*. elr . • . &tient' .4„.. ]OV-' ~.: Mr - .458 . Alliance 1140 - ' 110 G3O 595 . Canton • trVrx 156 '717 618 liassillim,. 1257 216 736 685 Orrville - . .148 9.55 ' 813 •,- 708- Wooter. . , .". .... : . -,.. .916 815 840 ~ 735 31ausileld U 409! 600 1014 907 Crestline A • 445' WA 1045 935 . - 'it rooAx 610 1190 10[9) Bucyrus 630 610 1150 1029 Upper Sandusky .. 708 722 • 12281 X 1105 Forest ' 71.1 765 1258',. 1136 Lima '- 909 910 216' 124814 Van Wert. -;11:01 . 1020 330 152- Fort Wayne •' .„ l22orm 1145 '520 830 Columbh • 110 1230aat 601 : 415 - Warsaw /...'. 200 121 604 502 Plymouth , ,_. ' 3OO 225 751 ; , (U) Valparaiso , 436 857 927 733 Chltugo - 700 660 1120 920 _. Ear's. Kies. Etxr's ' Cblcago . Valparaiso 904 I - 1215ax 627 ax 700 Plymouth ;1.(n.5 ', 151 810 845 Warsaw --•11133 ' 233 901 ; 907 Columbia • 1121ItrX 340 . ,944 Inn Port Wayne - i 1,125 '435 ; " PO) 1135 Van 'Wert - j 2741 • 1554 .. 1180 112 r Lima 33: - .1,.. • 059 ' IZl4ax 257 • Forest. ' 419 -, 813 141 .., 354 Upper Sandusky - 503 svi ;` - 424 • lincyrus , . ' 538 Pl.Brx , 1 511' Crestline J ! aO3 '915 310 1 550 t 025 1005 820 6110 ax Mansfield 1 557 4010 - 848 MG , Wooster ' ii MO 5lO SVI Orrville 'Il 1417 1257 . 510 ' 855 Massillon il 913 137 ' 613 9,53 Canton • 'lOO4 150 , 633 - 1000 Alliance ' ' l'll . l 255 : 731 i -, 1145 Salem -; _. 1 11 327 ~. 759 " 1149 Rochester ' .11 i.z ., 5 . .kx . .1 915 9(0 215rx PitMburglif WU s i 025 1015 810 .7? • • • , Beaver-. -- -eih s k t t it: ~ , D 7, „ - • I . 1117111311311 41.1111A1D31111114'' :i r .cisrgtoes leaves are wldrllnidowii t nomewstd comes the scented hay; O'er the srebble i seer and*Wn; ' " t Thum the anttann kl 6 Wercillt . • AbOda , • . Summers ' Like onloYs - thej tees awtyl `. • " ' Fanned by many a bilmi • - -Ilk tbe spring •, I Neaththe newly budded tilteske: Otudng upward to the sky ; - • ", Bet, alsql • • Time win pass,' • And the bowers of liming blest die. • Oft my maiden eat with' ma, • Llertening.b?gle ttMuitee Mee; Warbled forth from every tree, • - Ere the meatkow hay was in'otem • Birt, nisei Slimmer, pass— Now I wander all alone Litice; like enntatrUtne fair,*. . Decked, wtthima&ttild bloeaome gar; Rut upon-gala attumil Poets a volee,rthich seemmao say, = ' ' Also pass, As the stmmersitese &vinyl" NA - 6111Y. THE NOTEMBEII ELECT/OES-ITOW WM RE BOLT AFFECTED THE FAITHFUL IN- YEN TUCKT. • • ' MST OFFIE, COEFEDUIT X ROADS, (With is in the Stait of Kenttiliky,) November 10.,181:07. The Corneia war, prostrated rite at the - receet of the new bet eleeshtma Ther was not: tive about our jol , ez that 'hen) uv less irdercst. No, the mut Our nSelier wiz filled with j( Wed up to the eyes, and slopt teers. Deekin Pogmm's dawtei rered a tamborine, sciai ruic timbrel and. attempted to da, street after the fashion nv "Shout the glad tidins," et ties bookt yer. Bich exultation tulekate: .The Dealt' met mi my neck, wept perfooselyeow I stood ei long ez I cool cat Gently disingngin him, I led fearin that . so grate a waste cut short the old saint's life,, u cood be repaired. We Kik e:ency to wunst. Never saw The blessid 'old man satin glass uv hot whisity in his bair•a fallin scantily about _ tears a-runnin in rapid successi frost-bitten nose, and glitte j rii the tip,.droppin like strings'; space below- It wnitecbin The citizens met that eye) oice. but to adopt sieh measi the-yie,&_U) eeetyl4At the o. to' e -Illeeveevory white male citizen of the Corn ers vials fn has 'Beet shire the glad (peals nv the bell lied ceased points. I assoorned the chair aßd in a few redishns remarks*e 1 the object IN, the meetin. Noo York i it ; remarkt, bed, sfioken, and Noo:Gersy, the blessed State uv which I heil the honer to be a native, hed turned to her ftist love.. I not now eating' wuz ed to own that I ices a native of Noo Gersey. I am proud ttir it, and were Runt for. the fact that I owe nearly half 'oilier citizens imams rangin from 'half a dollar np to eliolleett, I wood return thereto wnnst. - , Hist I won't., It wood awake expectations in their 'huzzomis wich wood never ba tblfilled, and I'm taoten ! der-hearted, too considrit of the feeling, ny others, to lasserate them feelings. I.pan'tpr& perly express my emoshuns. Thank iteaten, the nigger is ourn.k The Northern:SUitaa ;hey spokenand in thunder tones. The Ethiopiait WUTISt, wus on the top wave, but whir is he now? Two ycers ago he wuz needed—but now Where - Ls he? The Ablishnista don't need him no more to fill up their quotas; they'dont need him no more to take their places in- the next draft, and thank the Lord he's the same d--dnigger he alluz wuz! The stink of him hex overcome there gratitood to him—there good feelin hez bin swamped- by tlicr prejn dig.- The Democracy uv . the two sectiono ! of the Yoonion hez nista into each other's arms, the nigger wuz between, em, and!censeltently.. is our feet. What happinis for ,Ket2. ! tucky ! The nigger,can't go North with the elecshun returns stain himiti the face, and of he stays here he Rust stay on our.terms.— Thank the Lord. Deekin Pogrom sec, that he bedn't felt .so• good Bence hisfitst wife died. He felttoo good to speck ; and the brethren wood cicuse him , of his refnarks shod be breet, ["ive will?' 'we will !? with grate rlonanim4ry.l: Four weeks' lig°, when I head from. Ohio and Pennsylveny, he bed to wunst .drawd up *oink uv the loss that hed bin inflcted onto him by the tyranlcal edict nv the Ililiioy Gor rifler, a Copy of wich he wood read: _ • 100 SITED STATES OP AmEILIKT. . 1 IT ACO'T WITH GAVSEL Pooama •-; Tor. 1 To 1 niggerSam,426 - years old ' $1,5 00 " 1 " Pompey, 30 " ...... .. 1,300 4 1 ' ~• Scip, -- 30 " • 4,400 1 " Peter- -40 " - 1,009 Tot lot miseellaneeuaniggers 22 in nunk • bor, mostlyy , crippled and not uv much ' tikkound, having bin flogd and chawd by dorgs, and- inlonied by bein knoct , about t-kelead and back, a dissiolinin„ , ,?1, \ ur em; at say $5OO . eacb.........:„ :11,000 01 nigger gal, Jane; 18 years oldnekr; - ly white, with bloo eyea. and curly halt., for mulch I hod bin offered $2,500 !tco goto Noet Orleans. , - 2,400 , To other wenches/Iv all shades and ages, • 1 .12 in number syiraain say $5OO . - ' ' 6,000 $28;760 • This.bill he bed determfiled put in, be ars nvtin's Finpertibe bed bin robbed. • Last lite he heerd nv the resultartibe Ne): Fork and Noo clersey elecahnns, and.ho felt more yet Witi. du , him from the tine.onieontoosbnel goverrunent:tuth ietch .we Are forst to live. He wanted .paY, - notenlY for,his twenty4our thousand doliors'sierth of niggers,ut legle interest on the amount, from Emitneipashen to date, incloodin teat he paid - to hev the , ad enlation made, and the interest figgerolpnto gr goi4 t eitL,e . tQ 1.4 nsidered rerei,l**.ki.eick°ta-.. ~•_. , . - .-. .filir* Illitil.*: 04 0* lieNislf t ee fiaililkifitilia:"l* !i - jAlm —, :'rni ,iiiai, 4 1 . P. ' 11 : -: go bed niioe7 .6 o tllC,e4,l** 4 1 # ?filietofictiannA:44, 'ltiiier4i for his t ei!titiot to ‘ be ' tlo ), a*Woodn't t t p it . ~ .#oiAll ,: - . ,,, - *," ' l, 8h„ . 4 jet:!iimie ll o9 . l .0 . O' ora! ' ‘4 11 1"go:9PI:ae .tt s bill wich .1 ' v 643 4 4 4 11 0til thci 0 1 0 '.. :** litait &Limo ininber'pf 104 'l . l# idiVbethea :allni, .ieit jtiqst''' 40: entintetrfor lila *1410: • : 1 ; :bided than 1 . ~: b c iaii /. ~ t:;..- , , -, - t„,',#:::;, : :: .., 'g.t3TlS3*_ To iiiiiiti, _,4- ‘ `:*,,i 'He itin t : . id his'n e *•-To_aaekt.. We he : 49* : knoWl e rite liV* n- ' ~.. lorri ll er to releesitnb elitch ike wiioff - ,: ..,f'do. •He' be one,tt4klt r -liiir to.dasr+;. 2 ' "be wood :ev baelc'oga":lliii and her `7 d," hed Isl i bfii . tnarri4sem% they ' . ' ,tiirrrt ,frem• him, hed 4:41 , 4%tein akersitio''' : id . tipitoards . r . rrettato_4* aridwtM - ii - 40**pm emanci , : , ',`:, ail Illeg4 t . : pri2Tui*theirlabor se . : • • . "time ivnz .1 , zen,just the Same ei ,! ! ! ,ey remained hi, tlielmormal cmidialte.: - 'Ft: kkers Wocidnt I make him . gdod, but Ahiii.. - two children born s ititb see* wieig:iflibrimi brot any prioe4roOdilo imthin 'thskskit: • n: Basconf preferred to ' ' Government pay their valyoo , and *._ 1 1tay , free. He lied arri,ved at this eon ' a ft er givin the fijeCt . tnatcx3r comae . :'''" They aft rhed lin MEM "I want you," all thelreina "Wa' foah ?" "My Mend," sed the Kernel impressively.' `‘'ef I remignize'yoor dulcet tone pot. my 'nig ger. Four years ago yoo wuz set free; yoo spiiiie4by•Linkb2, but we've done away with that: - Came fofth andlive yeorself up; yoo, she% of Soo go Rem:ably, hey ynor old quar ter; agen and be treated espy old." ' "Noway, white than and atop your foolln. Dia *toga's in bed." the doors r yelled the Deekin "and hey done: with it," and a rush wuzGnade. The dOors broke4ign, and in a mint the nigger and his wife, - a4id two children writ out in the street, bound, and . the Kernel bed the ktuitoor packt, ready to take to his own 110,150. In= the meantime: assaults lied 'bin made.on two other houses, with rather differ ent results... Deekin Pogram led oil% 'onithe hOnse nir a runner slave uv' hizzen, and wuz disabled bya charge of shot in hisleg; and the iiifirfiat9d nigger threw open the winder and swpreilint he'd empty 'tether Vitra .into the headof thotirat:s;txm who came withm range.. The whole Bettis ment wuz by this time alarm! ekandtlic liies , Spiang up, and we cool hear tiLacliek uiihe cocks uv muskets, and the • pilau np nv fttriltoor afore the di ors. It Win decided thatibe attempt to re-inslave cm be giareniner rfbi that nite; and carrying the pet.kin, whe.wuz weak from loss uv blood, we madeour tiny back to the corners agln. ' The result demonstrated to me the lawns sibility,nv the two races livin togenther In harmoney.;'=;There is a I:Lateral antagnism between em which must result inevitably in a war :its. races, onless the status uv the two races is tiated liyonn)terable It.imn't ' deified that,:so , king ez they are among us, so long shel w,ebe tempted to snbdoo cm, and so, long will sicesele-hStro*g scenes cz that uv hist 'pito result. ,Ea Deer the groans uv thatiirostiated saint, Deekin Pogram, (this is writtentat his bedside in the intervgls nv foolin him likker with a spoon,) I feed .tho I must-vindicate my birth by going out and nigger. Nothing but the ,onegitain ty et to who wood be killed rest sins me. Thank heaven, next peer, when seymore or 'Pendleton is - preddent, and the tits:onstitoosh nel acts uv aßninp Congress is aone 'away 'with, all this will be list. * at is this that Boo tPes the,Deekln and enables him to cncloor hirsute:rings. . r " -Pirrsobsui(N. NASTSY, R. M.. (Which is Posttiutster) Wirth' m -11tirrn ► at is troth r; We sturwar, - God. ald gloritus 'attributes, Christ and His great salvation, the Holy Spir it and his heavenly mgr., the Bible and its revelation* tire' brinciples*and duties of a ghristiang and the ample and glorious real- Wet of a futUrestate. 'O % • Ax editor out Nest,offers his entire . estab figment, sullocribeo' accounts, etc fbr a eleau.shirt and a good: meal of victunti. He Ass been iryingtn please everybody: 11 Tx= heart rll work 141. some way for the moor of iti affections. fouler tonider l ,thi(tuid' enquire, "1.4i1 Warking for Jams? " ttn .Wado-;-1111s Relations With • 4.,t A. J. ": 41ack," 4:lollcfncintiati. Comnieretatlias 4ay witli the Icon. Ben. *lide . ;ina conversation with the te . lia‘i 61 a two cohltan and a halfjetter. 44 following are the oxicltuilng Paisg P PIIIISMIMT JOHNSON , . . Mr. Wade 'Mated the folloWing abOut A.. : "Three Orlour days after/the assassina tion, Jplu4iint forme, and I! went to the ,Muls .ntekinatirpcordially,lautking me with both luintia,,andsaid he ivas,exCeedingly g*Ulfien.inei and , that there wasn . 't a man Waidilligtint whosdiadvice he would as soon babe; as .,„ nitine.',l l tOld hizia was very glad and.yeri itlPcoui.;,etthat. IWe s it th;wii, and' he said be Wanted to hethtnyvieliks (In pub lic queatiOns and public. r4dicy. .Well, said I the first thing I've: got. to say to.you is, be Warned by the fate of all Tice Presidents who have been in your position.; - i l k ook tat Tyler .add akl pray ta i GOd very niglitio saTe3rottft* tbeiT fate. .Johnson seemed asionished,tO think,thit I had any aPprehen teens ofthat kind, but I told him could iltot be too Careful, for that he thrtainlt would bd temiited as they were. He said 1 need have no fears; that he mearitto stand by men and the patty' that elected him. 4 I then went ontoadvise him What to tcdd ',him the first thing to d 8 was to order the trial of a few of the leadeni of the rebeliinn, beret. mill- . Larycommission, and to hang the r m when found guilty.' He said he would do that very thing, and would commenee . wlth Jeff. Davis. He told= to bunt up thelaw on the question, and-I agreed to do it if he - Would name raome one in help me. Ile named Ben, Ender.— Butler and I called o bini a day or tv,:o af ter to 41 . .,0tit exactlY what he waited, and 'Pe had along talk with him. He told, us he meant to Winn: . the leaders of the . 4.ebellien right away, is soon as they could be tried and convicted by a militatirtommission. As we weltaway;Ben. ligtlei said he was ood Ned and ed with Johnson ; that he seemed' to be a reg ular tramp. • We looked u . p..the law of the I case, and in a few days I called DI him again.) I tasked to him about this very rintion of re construction.. Ile.said he was vcrNla&Xliat jt•wass matter with which he had nothing, to ,c),;•.that it belonged to Congress exclusively, and eheuld let Congress take care of it.— We ylafte& and soon after /Went home, vrith the'litaithance from him that he would take no ae ith the n and Idta. filler PP" an a!epiiot aftactloned by the.leaders of • the Re imblieitsf from' heard 'nothing fro 'm . Until ibittte,two months latef,When Imes John.o4:Wei it a hotil in „Cleveland, and leaned, Shit the President had been in 'Close ooutmunloakith Copperhewds and rebels, and had .. !iiliiiitoirode that he (Johnson) could 4 k 0.1 NiiitiUgadtcita bitter Ap ,it thaltial7 icali con iiWrlfrolitiMet. - -- Ati I after I Went on to Washington for the w inter, and I called at the White House. I found the ante-room full of rebels and Copperheads, and I was soon convinced, rriAl the style in which I was received, that Johnson had found friends and advisers outside of the Republi can party. I knew then that he had started In the - downward track, end made up his mind to betray the party and the country, too, If he could. I WO my beet to keep tam iii,-but it was no go. Itet • ItOniantle Change of Fortune. TWo l Tears ago Hugh. Crawfoti Pollock, a young (gentleman, then about twenty years -old, suddenly disappeared frbm his home in Scotland, much to the dismay of his relatives and acquaintances. It subsequently became known that, he had come to this country with .£5OO in his pocket. - lie sported about Now York- and other-cities until. his funds commenced to run short, when, in a fit of delieration, he enlisted in the Fifth. United States CiiValry as a, private soldier, aria in this humble capacity struggled against hardships and privations to which he had been wholly unused.' In the ineantimo his father died, some months ago, halving Thigh heir to a ba vonetcy, and *a snug-little income of £5,000 per annum, or alsofit $25,00 in gold. The young baronet was duly sought for, and, af ter an expenditure of $BOO in advert is.: , ,ments, it was ascertained that ,he was stationed at Camp Verde r Texaii, discharging the duties of a farrier. Colonel William S. llillyer, of New York, who became interested in the case, induced Sir Frederick Bruce to prOcure the discharge of - Pollock; which was promptly ceded to by Gen. Grant. Tlie • young Sit thigh Crawford l'ollocl4 his, therefore, been telegraphed for, and has given up the occu pation of shoer and curer of horses to enter upon 'a Scotch baronetcy and £5,000 a year. It stole on its pinions to the bed of disease; the spfferer's face became a,smile—the em blem of peace and love. It went to the house of mourning, and from the Hilt of sorrow there aline sweet and cheer- . fapong., • It laid its head upon the arm of the poor, Which stretched forth at the command of_ utt holy impulses, and saved him frem,disgrace and ruin. It swelinke a living thing in the lxiom of the mother, whose' son tarried long after the promise of his coming, and - saved her from the desolation and "the care that killed." It hovered about the head of the youth who bad become the Ishmael of Society, and I, l ed h him to works which even his enemies praised. It snatched the maiden from. the jaws,of death 'and went with the old man to Heaven, No hope, my good brother ? Have it; keei) . It always with you. Wrestle with it, that it marnot depart. It may repay . your pains.— iiih la hard enough at beat, but hope shall , Ifiad you. over RN mounteini, - ind sustain_ you amid US bill3ws. with all beside, but keep hope. '. - . -- . TIME is gohl; throw not a' minute away, but , place each oric to account. • • Mil "`:-I~Bg~7. What Hope Did. liiiiM - r - 1W -- , 'AEOtaibiligiiiidlBlB 11111 ESEN Mr. 'Lincoln as a !Render - and I , - 1 Tinter.. . . 06. The twcrbooksw eit.he ' read most were die Bible and Shakg.speare. With, these he was veryfamllti, reading and studying them * hitt:tally and eetuitantty. 'He 4 had grist fon4ness for' poetry and eloquence, and hts taste and judgement in each ,Wasexquisite , ., Shakspeare ties ; his favorite oet; ' Burns 'stood. next 4 ITolinces beautiful poem, "The Last Leaf," wis with him a great; favorite. gal' The fdllowing verse he re lied as equal to anything , in We language : "The mossy marbles rest On the lips that he has promiaii . 1 '4 In their bloom. - 4 ' • "And the names fie fired to hear, f Ye .been carved for many a year, On the tomb.:l.• Re 'in' ado a speeCh at a Burns festival in which he spoke at longth of Burns's poems 4 filasiiiting what he said by many quotations,