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THURSDAY, Sl'.I'l KMIIK.H 11, Is;,.
THE lEM(H HATIC .. IttH l-ai'E,
It In, says Mr. Juki kkson: Davih to the
pcre men of the North, of no tiso to t.ilk to
me or my people nhont ending this war on
ny othtT baolH than the imli -pi-mli-nri! of tin'
"Confl-deratc States." Wi eiuinot nnr will
not Sfpw to a peace on terms short of tint.
Bather than do go, we will fljjlit until the ro
aent generation of us is exterminated, uiul
Uipd our aliililrcn shall seize up tho sword-i
we drop, and pronet uto tho strll'u to tin- hit
ter end.
Such entimenUa tfiwtp, expressed so posi
tively and dclllx-rately, ought, we think, to
silence utterly the cowardly cant of the ultra
peace partisans In this section of tho country,
while they should quite as eflmtiuully con
vince the more moderate memhers of the;
Democratic party of the ohvions futility of
their proposition for an armistice, In order to
negotiate, In any form, for restoring a union
from which the chief of the Rebellion tells uh
be and his have seceded forever.
General McCi.eli.an may not have ac
cepted the Chicago platform, on which ho was
nominated, In express words, but bin Into hit
ter does, nevertheless, adopt It In substance.
He favors the Idea of treating with tho Rebels
about an adjustment of the national troubles,
whenever It may appear probable that they
are disposed to confer respecting the matter;
and It la evident enough that if a conference
U once opened, it will necessarily require a
Cessation of hostilities while the negotiations
are in progress. But why think of opening
luch negotiations at all, unless It shall be first
ascertained that the Insurgents will consent
to return to their allegiance to the Constitu
tion and the Union If such terms, and those
aione.are onuied on our side ? To call a peace
convention, without having thnt point pre
viously understood, would be preposterous in
the extreme.
It would, Indeed, be granting a truce and
making arrangements tor a purpose to which
head of the Rebel Government has repeat
, ''""and emphatically declared that he and
Uie Southern people will never willingly
assent. Such silly trilling with the welfare
and honor of the Nation would be eminently
unworthy of any Administration of thu
National Government, and tho wonder is that
any vane man, with the least pretension to
patriotism, eun contemplate it for a moment
with other feelings 'than those of Intense
disgust.
hut It hostilities were even suspended to
admit of "an ultimate convention of all tho
States," for the purpose of negotiating a
peace, how, pray, could such a body be con
vened? The Administration at Washington
would not be able to convoke or bring toge
ther representatives from the Rebel States to
meet those from the North. Anil it is not
probable that Mr. Davis would consent to
aid Mr. Lincoln or even General MCi.i:l
XAN in the matter, unless with the previous
understanding that this section of the country
will agree to treat for a final pacification on
the basis of Southern Independence.
But even if Davis were likely to concur In
the proposition of the Northern peace men for
a convention, we are told by journalists at
the South that he has no legal power to
authorize the measure, and that If it wero
done at all it could be done only after the
Union was totally dlsolved, and all the States
reduced back again to their original inde
pendence and sovereignty. Such an Idea is
simply absurd, and yet the Richmond Whig,
of the 81st ultimo gravely suggests It iu the
tallowing terms. That paper says :
" Whenever a treaty of peace shall bo made, it
must be done solely on the bit-is of tho entire
" independence and ovtrei(,'nty of each particu
" lar State. That must be preliminary to, and
" not the tul ject of, negotiation. It follows tUat
" tlii-re can be no such ttiiec as treating for peaca
" in earnest until every hofie Joltlier shall have
' been withdrawn from our soil, and every hostile
ihiii from our at. rs.
" The Yankee 1'ichldent bus no more power to
" put the Yankee States into convention with oura
' than 1'rebiiUnt Davis has to put us in convon
" tton with them. It is wunilerful, in the nieiin
" tin, ttiat intelligent men, like Vallamliguwu
' anil Fernando Wood, who must lie fully ar
" miainted with the Southern doctrine of St uu
" rights, and mast know (bit all this bh-io'l bus
' I ecu shed In their defense, should think it pus-
ible to get us in mcb aconventi n, or to restore
44 the Union ly means of it. What wu want, first
44 ot all, in entire and q urate lnleendence
VHf.N THF. I K JlO.ll A I Si WOI l.l
LM III KiliK KKVOI.I I IO.
there are those persons who, In the pristine
patriotism of American intuition, cannot con
ceive the possibility of a " Democrat'' an
American advocating open treason, In urtned
revolution against tlie duly coi'stitutud autho
rities of the country, lint we are forced to
l'spel tbb delectuble hope from every patriot's
heart, by quoting from the speech of Mr,
CiiAL:t J.M.titHiH.i., at tho Keystone Club
n ectiug lust eveuin" at the Continental Then
tie. The speech Is not reported for any pape;
In the city, and, as a whole, we are glad that no
publicity is given to ita pernicious and lulse
thesis. Mr. I.NGEHrtol.L said that if the '' D:
xnocracy" could not obtain their "rights1
wider the law (the Constitution), nor at the
ballot-box, (the coming election,) then he
would counsel a revolution in the North to
overthrow a despotic nud tyrannical power,
That to say, that if General McCi.kixax
la not elected, men tnu jjemocracy win
declare liim Dictator, and sustain him by
force of arms In deposing Mr. Lincoln, who
Mr. I.N(;i:liSOLL seems to think will be the
successful candidate.
Now, Mr. Lnokkisoll by these remarks
would advise a tyranny and despotism of th)
wotrt kiud military despotism ; yet he can
tie to tUahonest aa to denounce Home ol Mr.
LiKOOi ti'a acta iu barbarously despotic. Is
it not clear from thin that the 'Democracy"
tlcalre auytlilug, so that the Union in disinte
grated and the "Democracy" may possess the
upoils? They would have the spoils of a
ruined country rather than submit to tlie wise
' government ol a regenerated nation. This is
A new sort of patriotism, which retmlies
too much nicely of diction and radical research
for ua to define, and e preler to give It iu
proper name in plain Anglo-.Saxou rattlu
nuaklsb. treiusou.
i.FTTRIW MOW KKltM.
We publish In another column two letters
which deserve to be printed In letter, of gold.
They axe not letters from General removed
from the command of armies beesuso of tlvlr
slow and tardy movements, and for repeated
and querulous demands for the war to ln con
ducted In a way to suit their political Ideas.
These letters are from live Generals, true
types of the American jM'ople, ami who are
hourly riding along the front, scanning the
enemy's works with naked eye. The episthn
of Generals Gkant and Nhkuman, dim-ring
widely In style, are each an index to the
character o the writer.
These two men are life-long Democrats.
They are West Point graduates, and once
had a warm side towards the Institution of
slavery. But they are 'icllevers In the first
soldierly duty obcdl'-nce to their comm tnd
ers. Hence they make no haggling tenm
mid conditions about the manner iu which the
war should be waged, but they constantly
"move on the enemy's works," leaving til '
and but.s" In the rear.
Who would not rather be th" author of
either of these Bpistles than thu tmlortuuaU:
writer of the egotistical and imprudent IcUcrs
from Harrison's bar and Harrison's landing,
and tho dishonest and Jesuitical acceptance of
the Chicago nomination ?
Tilt: AITWKN o WI. !'. NTIIIII.
While the friends of the Government are
watching with absorbed interest the fi-uils In
the Democratic party, an attempt Is being
made to create divisions in the Republican
ranks by those who make the loudest profes
sions of loyalty and patriotism. The fenin;j
1'nVctin, prompted by personal motives that
should be kept In the background iu tho
nddst of a momentous campaign, has com
menced an indiscriminate abuse of the Legis
lative candidate of the Sixteenth District, and
to arraign the convention which placed him
In nomination On Saturday afternoon the
private character of the candidate was
assailed, and yesterday the voters of the dis
trict wero appealed to as follows
" If Mr. Smith will not withdraw, and a new
" man is not nomina'cd, which It is not too late
" to Uo, let him receive such a vote as will c on
" vince him beyond u 1 1 doutit of his arcat uu-
popularity, so ttuit II elected, bo may in the
" ext reme of his legislative duties alwajs experi
" ence the mortifying fecliug that he is tilling a
" position which justly belongs to another resi
" dent of bis di-trict, mid which is not in Con-
" eonanco with the wishes of his constituency."
In other words, the loyal and Independent
citizens of the Sixteenth Dl 'triet are "to scratch
the ticket," and risk the election of a pro
slavery, peace-huckstering Democratic candi
date, at the dictation of a solitary newspaper
writer, who is willing to sacrifice the great
advantages of disciplined support of regular
nominations, in order to defeat a candidate
against whom there seems to be something
more than an honest objection to bis record.
The Legislature at its coming session will
be called upon to discuss questions of over
whelming importance. They will also have
to elect a Uuitod States Senator. The elec
tion of it Republican may turn upon a single
vote. Senator Brt kai.kw is enabled to mis
represent tlie State of Pennsylvania to-day,
by the factious opposition to a Republican
member of the Legislature two years ago, by
which Mr. Scnoi nxi was elected.
Wo hold it to be tlie duty of every real
friend of the Government to postpono all
minor diU'ercnees for the present, and to join
heartily and zealously for the election of the
regular candidates In nomination by the sup
porters of Lincoln and Johnmon. If the
Vullelin shall be able to Induce an Indepen
dent nomination in tlie Filleenth District, it
will so widen tlie breach as to place In serious
ieorardy the election of Mr. TiiAvmt, and
may reduce the majorities of the entire ticket. ,
J J
Till: "AUK" T1IKOTVS TIIK APPLE
OF IMS! OKI.
The Aije this morning takes up the cudgels
in belialt of the Peace Democracy, and assails
the New York World lor its attacks upon
that "large and Influential clnss" represented
hero by Messrs. Inoekhom., Rkkd, Whar
ton, Vai'x, &c, &c.
The lollowing is the opening gun:
" The New York World tan surely afford to be
htlent on perilous toptcs now. It can atlurd to
abstain from war explosions, and that sort of
truculent rhetoric w lmh tint! vent in cxulta-
" tion over sad victories. It can still better afford
to aliav asperities, and not seem to perso aite
' and urive into active revolt that large and in
" llueutinl class, there and here, which, alter all,
" fought the haute of the Constitution in hours
" far darker than now."
Till'. 1'OI.ITK'AI. lMti:ss.
The American press, at the present time,
appears under one of Its most peculiar phases.
It la deeply absorbed In the game of politics, a
game which possesses such intense interest for
the greater portion of our people. Foreigners,
whose rulers are seldom removes' from olllcc,
have very little idea of the exc'J.ment attend
ing an American Presidential campaign, and
even those who are well acquainted with our
language and laws, would, we think, be con
siderably mystified, If a tile of our political
Journals wero submitted to them for their
perusal. I it any wonder that a French editor
once imagined Mr. Ranks was a negro? It
Is true that this ludicrous mistake showed a
very slight knowledge of the laws of the
United States ; but, knowing that the colored
race formed a lurge proportion of our popula
tion, and seeing Mr. Banks mentioned In our
newspapers in connection witli the ''Black Re
publicans," it was not so verystrauue that our
Gallic neighbors should have presumed that
tlie tt't iu m unl Mark in i o!iiilrxi'in as ncll us
in liuinc.
The tact is, Unit many of th ptipcrs aro in
iluloing in tlie a-tiilili.ti gnmv of "falling
iiitnics,-' and he is the Htronjjest who lius thu
lurjiest VDCitliulury of low uppelliitiveH. A
liiiiiliilale lor otlifp in this country isutnuik
M t up fur low politicians and political organs
to ilipchiii'nc the iiirowu of their wit and scur
rility at. Happy, indeed, is lie who escapes
thus easily, for no little regard tor common
decency exists among rertain journals in
America, that they do not hesitate to attack
the family of their opponents ; nay, even the
dead are not sacred from t heir vile slanders
nj.it alnisc.
It is lii-ti time that such things as these
were indignantly frowned upon hy all riht
Ihitihiii men. They lower our character at
home and ahroad. They familiarize us with
a disrespect for let lilies tind all'ections which
oujrht to he held sacred that is debasino to
human nature. A man who accustoms himself
to listen to coarse lanp;iiaf;e must iu time grow
coarse nud callous hiin.elf; and if the Ame
rican press !s, as lias been mid, the voice of
the people, it is incumbent on tlie people to
bee that it does not descend to licentiousness
and vulgarity.
Another most unfair and disgraceful mode
cf attack upon candidates lorollico is through
their religion. Jt appears to be a i'ie qua
uon with certain politicians, that a man must
worship his Maker In a certain way, la order
to be elected to otlice, and this too iu a coun
try which uiakes religious freedom its pride
auil bouet, aud deprecates tho uuiou o
Church and N'atct "Consistency, thon art a
Jewel." It Is unlvcrially conceded that in any
anrumfnt, wh 'ii one rl y descends to abuse,
It Is In that itate which Is lommonly cdl.'d
"getting the worst of It," and party Journals
are not rxctn.t from this rule. A high-toned
and dignified j aoer will bold an enviable
position, v h eh low.venders of slang and vitu
peration will In vain attempt to shake.
w ho (onrnsK i in: lit: not it i iv
..hi Y t
The Atjc this morning sas:
" When the rtln atlon me.'tir.g comes off next
" Panircii) we shs 1 chow i.iiioni; It- urst r and
" (iJtieer:., not tlie sw eeiiiru'i" ot Hie Mint, not tl.e
' inm. gr oils t' i iir miilt fiotn oth-T Mates, not
1 tet hie, Irri spoieelile itflvcehir'irs, hut tlie lu'-t
" men st'd Iruc-l lienioera."
We venture to nssert that the Democratic
ineeling will be made up of the sweepings of
the Mint, mid Custom Mouse, and Po-t nil (,
who were swept out by the new biiiom of Mr.
l.i.col..N, and the immigrants to our midst
Sun foreign States, and irresponsible ni'ven-
turer. who Is long to secret societies to resist
the draft, nn 1 overthrow the Government. If
those parties slay nway there will not he a
corjiond'H t'lianl in Independence Square.
noix.N r i in: ik in i.
I'kwin ltooiii. l'.ilwin liooth, like
nil
i! si .-r.lnntu of tl 0 Kooit.li s, st em, t-i lmc a r .vul
!;HM to r-iieni the KoprctiiHcy or griiln, in tellll'1
:l t .'iinof' i1 J with tl.o numeric of nn HtlK'Rs, ;itnt
tin .tM:c lii utt cor otitis h mi'iit'ii"'! tor l.tui t.t t,ri- It cvrn
(iHt-inl'ls a c. tlx a opinion. In, with tnc r'c.I' lions el
Ills I ,thi r, Mirn.uiul'-.l .is tlu-.v iirr to Ilia lilo ol joiithliil
iioj-rco -Ii.iis, which, as o a I atirn totvuril llio eer? unit
y'l'iw t.ineof luo, tiasf n'titisj lirinMiips, Ktlsvin lloits
l:a nn.iilili (I tlio toiii t'l'iU siat ol tlx- (rrkent dii.v.
W r- Iihsi'mtii luni ilnrtnit ttits otn.'iiompnt In til's two
lin lit ' Loirt.rs nl ar.cn lit lul tno.l.-i u tl ur- , "timnlrt"
ie 1 "l.li In lien," l.otli ol wltirn Mr It' oil. tnif elavnl to
pi UiiiiasOt- ami Ttiuiieitlia nuep'titrs : lnit me in iltuu
01 s tl niloot a lu orlo. ai(- y inl..in. !I jlut.-c : in .ht
i t lln.nP who .'it'lilmnl linn 1 lifhtly. csrr.v II' tlOr.Jfit Is
ashud tl a npeciol l auria of lln-ir aiiiinrtlon, coulil iti--lk-n
He 11. Mr. Itooiti n i.,hi1hiii . hy sMiloli we mran tlu-
ntl nslnsni ol Ilia L'ciiarsl, nn'iuiili'le.t, unit liilli'rtop
ptiblu-.oniMnatt'i In Hip ers.it l'Iiih ss uh wlili ii imt-irc hi
pnOoMfsl hiru, nil pi.' nlUrl snlO'd to the position hp orcii
.ion. liuo cut Iikc a cainaj, remilar. et Hot coldly
(hissiral. tor thp larKe (Ipi-ji pyn lc it nil thp s ar Iiik
pxpri ssicn ol lhi 'Ul. a lurm .yoiinrtrtril. yojll t il, nut
Kiai-i'tnl, ittiCi a sulci, mi-llnss , ipp;i, anil hvnic tttictic. Thus
inii.cd for battle, I It to bi wntnteico. at It tie won ti p
dps V
'lo us. Mr lloi.lh II nest unit most tlnlsln il ipi rormn-a
is ' H;inili.. ." ami II sso eiiiiiini.e Hip iliiiractcr ol "11111.
11 1 with the pi cnim Itten ol ilia rpiri Hio'tiiih p'n tuli'lil. wp
nil Hint tlutt tln re e 11 un-m nIih hit Ity hplsvi-pn Hip .iinl-
II le.M of Hit- I'loul hi r.i anil the a. lor , laients w 1,0 ru.ri.
si nts him. lirpnniy. Ib ii.lnntlaa rolli live, ri'tlncil Is the
I)t e. p,spntinlli tlm illsilnclvf .spu liiliiic of flip iirt'nt s
L'Pt'ilis, l.m kmu In torco rar.lv rt'iii hinir pithon, llin.ili
aihl llnnC't lxth know how lo ilp .1 10. snr nsm.
I'.nt MiSkPtpPHrt. r "llnlnli.t" w nllt lorcp ol marar-tpr
hp In ncsir tieron anil a ant ol power, a culinliiM'inir
power. In the one wtiht ot UimiOi's kpiiIiii. Never In
"lUniler ' In thin lelt, lipui-e Mr Hoolh'a eaii'i'dlng exeel
li rue In ilil charripr. "Iliim:el" excto-s ou- ill uiul
our aynipnihy tutorial 11 ai eply, hill he ha rl"t thP eld
uints lo avta anil cointnand 01 a Itrot-u miml. H.. In
HiK.orp "Hi. hpil.-u ". 1 he old linn vpani.s (a It oih r-n-.If
re It fni.s to Inspire piufnuuii eniiini.s.lon. hecnite the
III utr do. not cimvi y tin- Irtea ol tonne, htrenu'lh. Mr.
Itoo'li si: nld lay andcMtlclipCpti" lor ten yenrs at least.
He l.s not henx y piiohkIi. tleiiliu must have monhteil itsplr
into lir-)l .e, 1.1 t lllahilstiT. to e liceh e aid roIle tils
meat rti .oli.n of power and will Ii ! fcrra-inre ll.nt It'iolh
vhiiiild lie waniilii: In entho. set tie la. lor tle.oi,'h ne
hrion around hltn. hi In "llnnje'," an noii'iNpliere of
t111-lPl1Cto.lv, In Iml os-e insliiliee durtllir the wh'.le i.htv ( In
jut despiiln u eaclamation on "Onac IU V death I do 1 lie
lliMVe lo t.'iim.
1 mien en Mr. B..ta joee rminently; pnsl'ii,
intel.e nnil deep sin liiistew l.iive poer Iu expresR on
the stiiiie, tls Ins Into runt in their endeavors to itpiiroach
lt.l i e.hh'h they net lurther ort; llitellcet, a power ol
Itiotihtthat inlliO'ni-en and ro mes Inlellert in hi an J'enee,
tl r trio' trtiylc lone anil Ntront; teeliln sn :h we rhoulil
;is , are the dlstiin 10 e iitlslitlrntion.. ol tt.l yolini; aetor.
Alioiit li In. too, there is a M'-ti ill 1 ellneinenl which ele
sat; ; re lo the power of nbso hinir hi atiilipiii-e. of
L;iir iIiJ with llllll ll;to the ritrinll ilhove collision nip
tiuli'j itinl of then.helV9 would I.t'ter mop above Ihn
ei-lh- llns I (.'enl s
Mr. 10 o'h Is. above nil. eminently lilted for the cronMon
ot modem titiie. the roinnnllc ilruina. 'I'lie romanlic
ilrnnoi, I'i'l ol hold sentnre into ihe rent, In, eoinpri'il to
Co. clnss enl ilrnnoi. whnt pa'ntinff is to i ulptnre The
V rem It the irre:it follower of lireek, role and untiles,
nuikp sluiho-iicnre Ihe loumti r ot this scho il. In whicli the
tli.est ot the tno, ern r'rem h authol hits e strillen. Hhake-
pensc it inoM romantic hero Is "ll.uiilet ' Mr. lln ith a
C't .itcst pnrt is "linn-let " A'l Vl tor ttii,'o' heroes nrp
llto d to Ml lloo h; nud tho. e who lets e seen hi 'Ku
tthi ' (It comi'lele as the phiv I;, most at the name In
itiinlly ctoke ll.c riohlcst itml mo, louchiui; picture ot'tl.e
'ip-olc '-! the iiife ot r.iivitlry iinil passion that have
tie. 11 cri a'ed on our stne.
I-iiw in ltiiih nas eviiientlv aed wlspty f .lioweil the pro
sresa ol the moftrn stnue. He ha deeplt xt jdled Kechter,
In iliscanlilit the slitltipssol c tTiveiillnuiillty: hr.t of co;ire
lie ax 1 scl ewi d the ats le ol drinua into w hlrli th tt clever
10't r linn deuraih d 1111 art he inh.ht have elevated Itootli
re.'.niTe. two or thri e v. t-ekK Ioiikci", the Inll'M'iii'e ol p u. ti
an artist ix more kivilixuia tlian a thousand irealixes oa
editcnliuu ulnl iroiireB
wer.-lialn from lurttiel allusion to the support he meet!
will, . lmvmu nlreinlv n l.rre 1 to it. We must sn , however,
thnt Mo, haxer la to'aliy untlHcd for the yotitl.lul Julie
d Moiiteinar.
ThlH psenlliiz, Mr Keaeli. fthe wi low, we bellev or tl.a
fiiilni'r Slpe A'nnBrfer ot the VVnlnul.l in unno inrpil to
moke )"-r Mist appearance ou any xlaiieln the character of
c. . -,, . , , ,
The Arch Street Theatro is still playing cotno-
die, vaiylcu es ery nl.'ht On Miu-tas, Ldsvin Adam
wll make 1:; flr.! apeanitip here in fanit''. Alad'h".
mil: 11 th: (C'slimt.
OmoiAL WAR GAZETTE.
Tn Opinions of t;mnl nml Hhormnn on the
Dnill (-etiicrnl irhrii1nna Victory in tho
Vnllry.
V ahhin:.to, 8ipt. 140 P. M Slujor-tiom-ral
Dix, Nuw York : Lieutouunt-lii'iiorul iUAht tolt-tfi-uolm
to Uiia i)(i)tirtiDOiit in nnpect to tho limit ai
IoIIowh:
i itv Point, Hopt. 13, 10'ort A. M. Hon. Edwim
M .Stantow, Sttcro-ary ot War:-We ouht to have
tho entire uiiuhut ot imm calietl lor hy the rroiodont
in tin nlioit(.rtt poHHiblu time. Prompt action lu till
our unnioH wi l hn.v more t'IK'ct upon tho eucmy
tlmii a v'clory ovor tlicin.
ilK'v prolan to UlH'vo and make their mon he
lit ve tl ere in mich a arty North iu I'aror ot roco
i.i DK J-uiitlH rn indi pt'iiilencfl thut thu Umft cannot
Le (iiloictd. Let their te umlecoi.cd. lo-t'rteii
come inlo our linen duilv, who tell un that the m-'U
aie netirly nniveiHillv tiiwri of tho war, and that do
mdoiit would l e much more frequent, but thov bo
lieve j euee will Le i.ejotiaied atter tho full olection.
lie enlorrt incut ol the dial, and prompt lilt in ir up
ol i ut uriniea will wive the fhoddinfr oi blood, to an
lllIIIK'DHe lilRItO. I. S. CillAST,
I-liuiiiiuiit-CifUtriil.
Tho tdllowinif telegram has beeu received troui
Mujor-lieiteral IS 11 human, on the name subject!
Atlanta, Se..t. P. M.Uoii, K, M.
Stanton, ecietury ot War: I am very to
Lear the draft will be ctiioiced. Pirn, We nntd the
men. And eco..dlv, thev come as private to fill up
ouroldni.d !ruil leiriiiit-nts, with tholr experienced
tH.eeiH a'r udy on Lund. And thirdly, because t.'io
enloieemeiit ot the lnw w ill mamlent a power ron-di-nt
in our lovermiieiit tti the occmiun.
Our (.oTeiumeiit, though a lemocrary, Bhutild, lu
t men 01 honble aud danfer, bo ab.e to wndil the
toucr ol a .rt ut tulioii. All '. we I Iwru.
. T. Nhkuman, Mnjiir-denmal.
Ihe diuit it oidered to commence iu all the -Sti.tr;,
und diHliirtH where the 4uuln in not tilled l-y vol mi
le k, on Momhiv the Ptli, undwi ltfoon until coin
.1 i.hiiiti'i.rs nml sulisti'titt's vsill txt rc:!eivtiii ami
lllcil to ns lute u licrinil ::H uissilile. 'oliiiitoerliit(
I is sit 1 inonressinc nith unur iu most ot the st ites.
Nol'-yoil ul tietivc nperullolis litivo been recoiveil
Iroin oilier coliiiiiitmls. K. M. Stant.n,
Sccri-tarv tit War
A ls.iiiK l.slter from Mi jiir-Ueiits ml
Itmler.
slic i.et al ltntler has written the fulluA'iiiit; cx
jirissivc ieittr to the niullici' ol' the lute Culuiiel
l.ilpur l'crr.t , of the r;'.Hh New York State
Vuiu'iti i is :
llKAIHll All I I lis ill.l'AKl Ml, NT Ol' VllllilMA
AMI NilU'lH ('AIIOI.INA, IN TIIK 1'lKI.II, Si p-
tuiiticrti. -My Hear Madam : Anion?; the many
heroes wliose livta liavu hi en ftiven to tlicir
ii.iniiry, none have kit a liiiolmr record than
I'lilonel Edgar l'crry, of the lo.itli Netv York
stnte VoluiiUers.
His memory is as dear to his br itbcrs In anus
i eun inati rnal ullei tiiin recalls it to you. I
e-tci in myself fortunate in having liecn aMe to
make so poor a tl ilmic to his memory as giving
lo nn important dctciise of my line his name.
l;e Assured of my deepest sympathy witli yours
and tl.e country's loss, and the hope th it you will
lie sustained by ihe C'liaistiati's hope of moetiin'
von r son In tlie fii'iuh't r ami lu tier world to which
Ins virtues ami tally death have too noon, for us,
l nut mm il llllll,
iiclievc me, most truly, your friend,
II. 1 . Hi i LL.it, .M.ijoi-Oeuei'al Cum.
Mrs. l'i it it v.
Id I lie I'oiiil.
(iercial Truman Scymoui', while sLcippintr in
Dinttlcliiiio', eiinoiit, last week, was sei'enadi'd,
ui. (I In response to a call for a speueli he made the
tulli. wing pithy rental Its :
"My Iriends, I um glad to are you. I am going
to the Anuy of lliu Potomac iu a few days. A
t'ooil in .i it y of you look able to go, an t 1 should
like to havo you go with me. Good evening.
M l li'lliiirn Kriiorlol Kruiuutilluu.
McClclluu'a li ttt r resik'ninii Hie Muior-tieueiiil-bhili,
biiui uiii cil ill tlie Iiioi uiiitj imi'Ui.s, Itux ti.it
jet le.ii htil Wustiintjtoii. li is supii mud to Invi
to cu lorHiuiltil liy the Kchiwaic Uuritun
Cutiu', uuJ tlie Lo it, liUe those ut Liu'l's b:uil,
could not t'tt.- tin' loiM.
M rarrlrstl.
FITlll AN 'Vim f M AN, - On the Illh Itnt. h Uia
Iter. Kin 0 1 to ilnr.l, Ii I).. KltA N IS F. KITHIA M
lo SAI1AII li., ilnUKblpr of ihe latp John tvliltamen .
Ksq.
1.1 It ' lit 1 1 ICVN -On the morn Ida of the llth Intl.,
t.i the lies. 1. A. teniv UII.I.IAM I P 1 Ki I all to
is A 1 . 1 . 1 1 . IV KKNN both of West I'hllnilxlphla w
( nrds. I PnrrWittrfr pper ttnflp c.pvj
TAI Vrit- WAT HIHOtlsP. - On Tnpdar evenlm,
S.-it. l:lh In,! at the house ol'the hrl.t"' moth -r, I'aul
sin i t I the Itev K 'I wrclTle, ir. IttlU A It I a Wll.SUN
I'AIMfltto IU .- H l.AIIl 1 II V AIKIIII.ll SK, both
ol Krioikli r.l.
W.M Minut'SI - Villi K. 'in the lith Uit , by tha
Ii v. s,i ml. lio'h.Mr. Ill NIH ' I W TMlllnr I'.. nf
l i rn a town, l a., to .M t I.KM I.N I I N A I'KICK.of
Cemilen. N. .1.
Vt IhTHI.IN HKI A !. O l Ihe 2llh of .loir, IHi'.l
ulT, IHi',1 by
.No 1 n t s
the lt.- I. A. lerni-v at tie C'ir- 'link''. '
I not .tree! Mr .HIHl'l'll Wl ItTIII.I S loMl.sl'IVKT
Itl KV I , all ol tie rit '.
Irlesrl.
I tn.lnot, MA l:o.' i
sj-am. WH' i.i.ti,K.
Ill: 'i ii, K - fir. ! e 1
. .1 i l.ro. k.. p ;i il
lino, ! r hie in1.
ki r
1.
inn,
,li.
I l.t.inl I s..eteinl.. r l lth, nllera Hh .rl Illness
SI I n 1 I l.llil'l . Ill the nl"t wnr nt Ills 1'f.
'II e o h lis.' iiu'l lis. nils ot tie linoils nr.. respectfully
ii.vitid to nto nil hi lull' r.il, uoin b. hits n-.i'l mii p,
No :n r one.. n sl-eel on Mitur.lai aiti rnooti. al .1 t.vi..i v,
i.-lli' ilt luilhvr noth e. To nr... ei d to Itonnl'l i.i'a
t i no li ry
III VI I It no Tnes hiy niornliic, ties lnh lust., Mrj .
II A N N V II III. S 1 Ml. w i I l.n.ie A ll.'sler.
'I he tuni'nil sits ii w II Is: pi iio ineil ut t ip resi'lenra
ol I, it I tisliii ml No. 7'!' Nans. mi ir. i-l it II n'rlmU.
M . on I rl'ln v , the mill, ill l"r which the funeriil v. 1,1 i.r.i
c.i.ltri.m tiie Kinsl Lton lle;iot to Mercer cin"t"r? ,
1 I. rite n, N. .1 I In 1. 1 1 m!s ol the Inuil.v ;iie r.sp. i ttuliy
Hit Hi .1 to niten.l. svliliout lurlhi r li"tl. p
1 1. Milt I ni. I iin i hi the I uh lust , ur I il AM s, wifa
ol ihe hilc .I'lhii II irruixli'ii. In ihu bulb yenr ol loir
nie.
1 iie rrlHtlves ntet friends of Hie fnnillv are re lestmlly
Ins itnl to iitieml Ihe toiiei iil lioio In.r hue ri siil n e, ,
No. :;os V I v civ-third xlreet, nl.'.ve Vne, on l-'r nltyr j
nlli rniM.n Icth m-t., at I o'i lm k. '1 o pro' ced lo ihlil
fellows l'i tnetiry.
1,1. 'I l'i il, 1 1. si iitember l-.t. on l.onril the t:iee'l SI uto
n.ue -i l. ,'.ir .oi.; ..i.l. , ill I'ort l(..yal, s. L . AI,l'.Kll I
N. I.I. I I mill. B. i .1 1 leni-. I
LAI KIN -On tno l:lth mm., I HXNtIS I.AItKIN,
lis e.l 1 1 up..
Tin r h 1 ix i s unit irb nil of the tnmltr, rilso tbn .Schil vl
I ill )lo-e ('ompiin) . Cnilwnluiler Lodtte, Nn. :t'il, I. il. ol
Ii. f .. mid 'I I'likraohl' in I olott. No. are ri'.n.'ftt jl y
Invited to Gift ml le funeriil Iroin hi Inie red l.-ue.., No
:i:ii l.oeul sirei I. on t-'iulny nilertioon. at '2 o'clonk.
I AI..SII IL Alter a severe iliness at t hotcr. I'enn
s iMini.i. s.-i'l'-inli'-r I uh, iHi.t, s A M I LI. I'AI , i;it, lor
1 1 1 1 r l v ot I'hllMdelnlila, In Ihe rilst car ot bl aus.
't h'e n Into th mid irleml are invited lo atti ol hi fune
riil, nt In o'clock, from 111 lute re-lileiiee, at I hosier, on
rrhliiv iiienilii". wltliout lurther notice. Car leave
tin ail and I'rin e at S A. M.
I KAl.t- -on the ITh Inst., nft. r a line rlun nines,
I'l.l.A, wife ot Itilben I'enle, 111 the li'llh .voir ot her nue
'I be Mineral w III Inke place in 1'oio.vllle. Iroin 1 rllnty
I buicli. al 'I u'clotk on I relay alti tnoon.
Mai 11 .It.- On the nt. rnlni.. o the l.'ith instant, M Allf A -Itl.
I I A. ilitnuliter ot tfie Inti Mli hie I S.nf.'r.
ThP f lnttvi s and friend ot ihe oiuil.y ar rpaneeifully
ll.t lli il to attend hi r Inner!, from I er late i-.-snn-uoe, Nn.
li.i! Aich street, on .saiuriliiy iitoriiui-', the 17th Instant, at
In en lock.
1 ll.l. IHHIIAST On the lath Instni.t, Mra. Mtl'.o.
Kl.'l' TTI.l.l Ni ill AST, daiiKlltiTOI the IktC 1 lii'tnas lcsl
t pi . Sr.,ol II. l lit.
T he r. Inllves ami u ale frlind ot the muitly are re
hici Itiilh Ins ited to utlptiil lm liiiieral, from her h.te reo
ili'in e. N". 'J17 s. fcimtli street, on Fri'Uy uileriHM'n, the
1Mb in ant, al 'X o i lis k. "
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Knerlor Wheal Flour.
b. is A Rii'UAliep,
Ati u and T enth,
tiuve just ritreivsA
a Iresh nupply of
ei'lehrutetl
ItAlll'l H'n KlillKl I' t..i u,
lop itpnu'lip brand,
lo which w n ei!M t'.'.o.O'i I.
Klerlrlellw,
All Acute aadt hriul: Dtjeajei cu:tJ by nicaiu tt th
different ntvdillcatli n of Klecaloltt , at Uia
H.B'TICAI. INetT I rtfTK,
No. 1J80 WALNUT HTItKKT, fhilflolto.
mny. c. n. not. 1.89
Will c.initii.in.e,
O' iiiiwrI.IWH
A course of Lecture an 4 fuM Inn ret. on far apatyioii
(ialvaniim, Mnunetlin, aiiJ oUier taodlti jilion t hJ
tncliy as a reliable tlici ?euUc a ;nt for tb oar" of A ula
and CQr jnlc Dlneasea.
AT TIIK INSTmTTIOM,
ii j. l'.KQ Walnut Airaet, rhlladelph .
Madh al uien anil olliors deitrlnj to alfnd tha -'vari
a-c re t"e,t....l tj mnko ijiultcau u eTl7
K. . Wlillninn A '.,
Mnntitnctnret r ol New and liitle loua Cot'frcttonii. AijiouI
lale. Chocolate Caratuala. ( reniua La Mode Je
Tarts. eK'iiiteitc ly flavored,
toasted J irdau Almond. A-? , Ac
j. iUb Chavnut street, below Fourth.
PinnoHt
I'lisnoNl
Sift K A COS
M A HO N
it
ItAMLIN'H
I'AI.INLT
HKCS.LU 1111(18
OIKIANS.
rlitXV' pa
MAHON
ft
n.XMl IN'S
fAlUNKT
OlK.ANr!.
i'l I NO.
riAMO?.
.t. r. iifiti.i),
Sevenlli and ..lieseul .streets.
AMUSEMENTS.
n II R 1 S T It K J E C T K 1,
Vy Tim ureat ami ctlulualed nu tiire by Woil, the shot
d'j ut re o! the arll.-t,
th NOW ON KMIIIIITION
AT THE Al'AliKMY ot K1-.L AltTb,
N... Ii'.'.'. t'lll.SSUT STitl KI',
In ftiiilitiou to the l.S i IKK Art l'o:lei ih-u of tl e Aedenir.
Atlniitienii;, 'J! ccuts ; tsuisoti Ticket. ou cenis. 1I-14 iut
JiEW CHKiSNUT STUKET THEATRE.
t .inter A Bum Pmi.r et.ir and K anai.e..
iscuK ssi:i a i rit mi ihn
I'HbI l'l KI. TIIK LAsl WKKK
til tl.etlreat lli'Uiinitlc, Musu al, r.illtoiuuuli' bpe.tseular
l.rniua,
ALADDIN.
Oil Tllh WOMiKltHU. f AVP.
THK l.IVINll Kit NTAIN (IK ;ol.Oitl:t WA'I Kits,
1 Illi.M I1AIIM M 8 Mll.sKl'.M, NL' - Kli.
The r-crloriiiaiicc will c( niiuei'.ce wtui a popular I'oiiip
diet'n IIIIKI) FAMILY MATIN F.E Is AT I ItDAY AFThlt
NHON.
li,ors "pen at 2 o'clock Adiuil"ii to Iho M slime :to
cents fall parts ot the liousel t'tiildien,'. eenU.
MuMl.tl, 9eitemler in, llrst ulKht "1 the Fall and
Wth:er Seas"! . v lien
'IHE SLA "F ICE WILL HE FKHDl I'Ll) si-ill K
MUS. JOHN lyREW'S NEW ARCH ST
11IKAT1IK
C KuVltli AN I KAMHION Altl.K IIOIIslKS.
I.A.sl 1 ItltKK Nltlll'IN OK .M Its. JOHN UlttW.
THIS i llll llsliAV, LVKMN'i. Heptpuilier I.. IM,
I LAI' Klt; (IK, TIIK LAIMKS1 I'ltlMI KliK.
Missll l.earr Mrs .lotili Itrew
Mm. Hi.wcrilcw Mis A.(raliam
i a'kcr Mr. raid.ul
At'. Iniiitile rituart itonsiu
Alter winch
TIIK. TOST (IK IIONOH.
(' i.nsVikc smart Robson
Tru hlun ms c. Jeilersoa
l iaiiAV. HKXtFll (IK SIKH. JtitlN HKitV.
F.
A L. LADNKK'S MILITARY HALL.
No. b-VI K. TIIIK1I Min-dt.
I'ntfeMor KS(iKJ.KK, tlie wt'll known Maitm, ! rn-
irnifa tl at ttim iwipultir pincv ui ri ori, mt Ihe l:rcct ,r l ft
s,iw.-iMi Orviit'kiiH, ttu.l vury evituix cli-tlt-e k'hm uoiu
i! i ait- uitiBic art. uu tu ttiu utliei.v.c gratuitously.
Mil Ul lHt
TF.NSINfiTON II ALL. THIS l'Ol'ULAI
J niKleof Lnterlsliauent. Kos 1oiiiih1 Kiuii II fit t N -
l'i I tl H A veil ue ulnl 1 till N M'.l'O M I Mreel icil ahllsliea
:iiar sko ay Mi. John l.ipii, has locn cnlrt;i.t ana
rri os ntctl, .tint l:" t.osi e at rai eons line.ctlltd br
any oilier e.ial'ltsltm. nt ot tlo kiml iti tlia eittr.
Alitu e ana ell:, lent Uicl.ealra. Iintler tl.e dire t..n t-f
ri'.l. 1 l...-se, I as o. en en. a ,eil. ami a chi.lc" iiio.:raiiiiiis
i.t V. i itl uiul li stn mental Mnli vtlll lie pro luce I i noli
evi iiii;, tree 01 espense to ilie amlni'l c Tlie ( oncert
lion. I. laie, nil), null c iliiiii.'itl"lls, the rein's) ini iits
sni nor. in J ll.c alien 1'ints i . . i i . - ai. .1 a.'oii.iiii.datii.j.
; i lm II 1. Ml Y UOUNl'.ill. l'ro,iri"l a.
l.TsKK COXC'i:UT SALOON.
H 1 i.oi is . vt Ith extensive
M JIM Kit OAKllLX,
ntl:ic!iiil,
J I.. I i HI N Kit UK 1'ltAN'K I IN STI1KKT AKJ til It Alt!)
AV i.nli;,
aral tins cni.iue.1 a full (In lie.fia. nn.ler tl.e lea.lerst.ip of
I'hlir Lsnolt A. Ill II I I.L,
V Tin vt ill nLlitl ei loi ill u clii.lt 0 n isi auiine of Natiollnl
llll.l Otlil'l 1111 h.
A a I'll iis. mt i,iie to li. i.s an ot en inn free of . Imre,
tl.e iili'lim-'nr is dct I milled loS entlll llslllilenl slulll not
h' siiinisstd.
an:., lm C1U!IM'IN Lr.STsciii.f.i!.
'IMTTI'NliKN'S COM MKUCIA I. COI.LKfi E,
L-'aliii-l.ciJ l-ll.
In. . I'liolati d Is
Vi.iimk uien i rc'1'aied for the ('i.initilic; .ln'iiho and lo'.sl
In -s im-.
'IIhuoulIi mid i.r.i' t.cil In-tnu Hon In
lii.lHsltl'.KI'IMi,
In all Its lii.inclics, us iiiaciUud hy me hest a. caiiniains
I. ll.t l.iiMl.tBS Uien.
.MA'lllI,.
l'l.'in in .t i.rnnini ulnl, is tan-'ii l.colie of ti c in "Bt cora
! ill in oi n unit ii.
( i n.lnt'Uial t'lilciiliiti.'lis,
I'liriness forms,
c'omnn'i' iiil Law,
Iielcctiii ( i.lintcl'lelt Votes, A'C.
1 KI.Ki.llAl'lll Mi,
Hy son t id it i. d on r.icr, .no. It I in a t lior Us:L avn.l pitulict!
ln.tiini r bv a l.tltif-,- i.erii in d oj.erillor.
NT I lil'.VIH ISllil I 1KU ptfAHATKLV,
And rccelt eil at allt liuie.
l.s cnioa fi ..sen. alter Ke.lciubul l-.tll.
( ' AT A 1 t n i I' I :s, , t
ColitiiliiliiK l. rui. stinleiits' name. (471 last year), 4c,
fumn.tictUiuli.ou Pl'";'1M-l..1.'.KS1,N lfe CO.
OT1-.AMS1U1' NORMAN, l-'KOM liOSTON.
U.J .'miiiv-'lu i-i .it liltMLl ail H' I1"
iitiih.'M i'. ,ii iiitM L l an M" ,mr ihh. f .i
ml for ttn-ir o.U. now lamicu .' t :1 '
y 1j A
I.
10. f A Ii It A V J IV,
n. I T) W. U. LA1IBTL.
MAHONIO 1IA1.I,.
JJo, 719 OILESinrr (Streot,
MS C' 'Ip.'
hi-
A I. I. S T
' : rt
CUKIAIN MA'J'KKIAI i
C'lfi-Mlmj? if
rrl .-n-r,
;:..: I'.r.v iMir.,
i iin", it 1 i.
l'.nl'i iri,l HoriJ. r ( I nf,
l'ii!.n um .'.'-W' - If.'ti,
I- i. 'Iti. li J - fru .in 1''H,
! i t U rr-ntr.l I m I.e.!, i,
( it ' i'U Ki it.li,
A .1 . . r; I rfi'fn ( Tin A ' X I vl.l f S
V J N I W H 11 A I i; M
Ol (1 ' I'W- ff f'ol )- Ait'l I'fc in
I. A (i 1'. (U'UTAINS
O i .'Mril l' s Hi.- ti, pr", nt 'o.l ... 1 iD.f)'U'loil.
1,.. 'Al.ltA '.;.'S (Int. ( AHUM K, "
N. TIO ( UKgsfUr S tltKh T.
A.TIONAL ONION TICKET.
r'llt I'KirSIDKMT.
AIIHMIAM I.IN( I.N,
or iM.istiis
! Vt( K-ritK.'.lIlK.SiT,
ANIUM'.W -lOIINSON,
O. 1 KNlHulsSHi.
liLliICri'Oll.rVlj TirKKT.
.si'.NATnlllAI..
M'lltniV y. MK'IIAKI.. I'lv.al ig.ltia.
I . t I'M IM.UAM, llenvrr t olialy
ltll'HCHKSTAIIVr.
1 Holier f Klnit,
'I (1. Moalson Coatci,
a. Ili nrv llornm,
1 William II K.'in,
6. Itartotl II. .leaks,
tl. ( Imil.'s tl. Kink,
7, ICHtert I'arke,
H. William I at lor.
li. .lolin A lliislaiid,
111. ISiclntr.l II Uortell,
'. I . Kilvt aril lliil'.U.a) ,
l l. ( liarlcs r. Uea'l,
is. I'-.liu W. Ilaie.
1 1. ( lirle II ilirln'M ,
I'., .t'.lin Wl.l.r,
hi. lias ill M. t oiiali ihv,
17. Hasat W Winds,
!s Nitsc henson,
l i Joint I'ttiton,
io, Halilliel it hi.sk,
Itl. KvernrJ Ili'Te,
'si ,1-ilifi I. Ter ii v.
in KtO'lieer Mc.lilnkln,
'2 .lohn w. lt!siicnai'l.
Ity xdfr ot tho filale rvtc.t al Cominittee.
SIMON OAMKKON,
l-S t'll.VIItMVN.
RATIONAL UNION TICKET.
CCJUNTV Ol'I ICKKSt.
sin an ra
ilKN'.U ('. IIOWEIX.
bi cits i nit op win ,
IhKPIlMCK M. AJiAMh.
CI I -IK Ol Tills Olti'HANs' COl.'Vtl ,
liliWIN A. MKKKIL'K.
CITY OI I IOKUS.
ttl't KIVKH OF TAKBH,
li.lttl.l'.H ON KILL
CITY COMMISSIONI'.U.
TIlOM VS JiICKSDK.
CON( IRK8B.
JOHN M. llttl.Elt.
I llAltl.l S O KMLf..
I.KO.S&ttU U Kit's.
WILLIAM D. KI'.t.M'V.
M. UUSSKI.I. TUAVKH.
1 ItJtMatl.Ct...
8 -cot'd Mstr.:'.
Tiiifd li-tnct.,
r.sutth Mdrtct,
Fi th Iitstri.t.i
s:snaiou Tinnu tiisTiticr,
IrtAAO A. SUKrrAUD.
Ill l KESHMATIVKS,
i'l.t DlntrlCt WILLIAM OSTl:U.
Psccl District WILLIAM a. ItUuDIMAN.
1 hird Ulstrlel I:l( IIARU HUTI.KU.
Jourth lmttlct W. W. WATT,
Fifth Histrlct .lOSsLI'IIT 1U0MA9.
Hixlh lll.it.-lct .1ASIKS I'ltl'.liUQl-.N.
Snetith Plstrlct THOMAs I'OtlHBAN. j
Klt'l th Mstrict JAMK8 N. KEUlsS.
Ninth Dlslrto' CI1AKLSS rO.STEB.
Ten'h Mslrlct
I'.levoiitli Ulslrl.t
Iwltnh tiisti'Kt
Tbtrteertn Ultln t....
t'ctirtesnth liitllltt....!
Klttecntt. Uislilcl
,.8AMl:t:L 8. FASi'tiAsT.
.KltASKUN Il.MTEKNKIl.
.1.1 KK V. HUTflllS, Hi:.
,.BM8 C. KEVNKK.
.IB INI IB II03I).
..(.KtltOK DC HAVEN", Jr.
Blstseall. Init-M WILUAM V. 8MITU.
Seventeenth D.stiict KDWAKH (i LKB.
El.htfeith D.ltrKt .lAMKS MII.I.KS. tl-l.--2.it
A. Li Xj OOODH.
THOMAS W. EVANS & CO.
HAVK SatV OI'KN AKD ARK DAILlf UKCEIVISU
THKIH
1'AI.L IMPUTATION
oi
N i ; W G ( ) () 1) s ,
KMItUAt 1Ni IIIK
NEWKST STYLES A.ND FABRICS,
'I j "t tin i) t .icy jit ile Atli'tltioll. (
Nos. 813 and 820 CHESNUT STREET.
II ILsVIIKLl'lIIA
AND
liF.ADING nAILrtOAD.
ClIANOK OF HOl lt.
OX AM) Al'TKll J10NUAY, !KFr. 10, ISt'.l,
I he lfi.rniiiK Train for lit'Stlini;, Pututlllu, Ciliiinl.l i,
llarrlaljuit, mid all imnits est mid ' irtn , will Kate ttto
Depot, TlniU-entli awl Callowlull Street-i,
At H O'clock, A. M.
Tl.is Trnin sttli n it stop tutwet ti l'lilladelplila and Nor
risi..wn. l'asseittieis fi..m Falls, Msnayunk, anil t on
al.ul.oaeo, f. r lteadlni:, e. Ao., will take the Trhl 1
NurrlHoHii, wl.lelt li litis Philmlell'liia nt U 10 A.M.; Full,
(I i'l.'. A. M.; Muniljiiiill at 7 ui A. M. i mid l onsbohoi ken
at II A. M.
A. NK'OIJ.K,
-M-5t (.ENrttaL Bfl'K.ltlNlKKHKNf.
JOHN OHUM i,
CAlll'LNTtlt AKD Ht'ILUKR,
N... ill l.tiDilB RTRFF.T.
A lartr foree of bulldli-s mechanics ol M bntnrlies
twa sod band. auS'ivUiioia
A- A l'KW MOHK ltOHSl'.S CAN UK
7 i.iiiiin. latcd at ti.e Livery UUulu,
CJU.UUV Sltcvt. U 1j ol
m r t i" o 11
UNITED STATUS IIKYKNV I-
Oill
l'OSTAd l'i NTA MI'S,
l''JK ?I1B Mttlil I AMI ll Tt UN ST VI V!,
Nj.304 CEEBNDT STBEET, Pliiladi-lphia.
ImH -I SU'f I'
Tvijfr ruel tll-r
i. j .lilfWitd nnuii tips, rp'irs t i t- 'ii
A. I .n U
, ..'i3":.i .. ...ot m
.ll'iSl'l.H Il.MliIN(i.
Colli otor of Fir. t Di.;tri-:t,
No Nil I t'lll SNLT -.tre-l. I'l i.(. il.lin.
HOOKS,
tt 1 1
N
l'SI-s ol
I. I. I.II'I'IMi OT'l' A'
t.
I.
1I!LLKJS MKK OK Jh( I.FI.LW.
LI1 1'. AM) CAMiWK.NM
oi
OKOROK It. MfCIiKLl.AN,
IM ij. x U"L(i al U. h. A rtii.
by (i. .s. ii i i.l Ann.
t.'uio., villi 1'i.nr.i n .stt-ol. I'm Jl '-O-A
li rrni-'h!y ll v;rii!iltirtil nril hl't"rirl work; ei tTiff
ftp in c'iiiiii ol tlie nrlv i--lin::itniii nt ' 1 IT l M' (.Mpll.in
i cm err ;ii r-.i rnli.l -- hit .-m ico In tlie Mr irmi w ar
hif u l iH'ii to ij Cr:iMiv;i, nitil mi1'-i -ill' Tit ri lirciii-nt
fn-fn lJi- tiritiv lut riMjijn lutiiiPiil in IM.I I hp c tm;Httr M
in U'cfttcin irLiniii oitimilrtlioii oi ili ,imf ul lin
lonmr tie renii mtlar 4 'atui't'Rn of Wi? the nx inn
uMc "St-u'n Imixi Untile- - iiiv lonrcmeni f.-otn f,in-
niiiml nt Hi' Aini inn .. npijointmriit tn' hutHmuf
.south MtMiutuin ami Atttl'taiii, auJ liln lutaJ iDtDuvttl.
1 hp iirii'MC ft this ork li to eUillitt tiennrnl MrC'Iftl-
tu t title to tii '.iiitttii-'e nt d .idn.lrr.tl"ti ot hlit c juiitry-
0 en, hy ll).y (tlini-r ti.i-in mIiai hr I as i-ii". The in at
ttit itl lie Ii.in rc'i'i ivetl lirtN m. tut il nut ' J ni'i i-imiry immiii-
Hiifs to IhIsc ti e nUi.iiili- i( tMttri'Ti t , httn to RinJI
lu' III nfih-T tt l'i Inm llt Uti: thld 'ill h'-l'll il H'.'
nif n- tluiii tl i' nt i--u ul truth rt-tuirca." U, 8. H.
II.
ht.Vt WOKK 11V HullKRl 1;ALK ttWJ-.N.
Tin"- "vmisca oi" hIj vxsiiv,
1 1ll: Iclt.lIT ei I.MANCII'ATWN.
AN li
THK FUTUUK ()!' THE AFRICAN ItAC'K IX
Til I; I'MTKI) MT.VI'KS.
Till. I M IN. R'lllKUT liALK OW'F.N.
lu one ol. r.'m). Prica
I l:M THK VHllVM
My tusk luii I'-d tuft over a Vttut flohl In hrh-ltv tra. -
In,,' irum ha ihi'tiJon in tln timitilie o. the rmo and
.n Mum oi the rt nt, run a wbun mill ilirtiiti-Mi ihe lite
ot the null! ii, I have foMowed thu itirnnies of n vait multl
tutlu, t"iiat in n tun her lo the f n iu I Atnn , iyal .mil il.iai,
um K ana wnnr, oi ii;ec i ntivu niaien. i nave nk'-Trum
h tlx- lthtot nitthditic iIik uin-ntN. the dn mill hutory ol'
tlutt iiiuitiiiHH' itiioMicii tdreu ci'Mtiri'-H titiu a imn ; m-i tin
out til ir rfjri.,M iiti.,.lvt-l iinu n in t-isr Into tin utinilM rs
and oontliiitiit ol ti.i'M-at thu prc-i'Nt (Jay. In ho doinK I
tia anlvi'd n' i 'inrliisinnn whioh, to thno who h.tru
never liKkn ciim-1) into uu' auhjuct, nitty nctiu too mui
vi'ilona lor Im'Ik I.
Hi ally.Rftt r 1 .ivini: tra- M the ciinnoi'tHn ol tho two
Tficvs in tin- itdt. and tft th ti.i'Unty nt'oiie r.fo l.twurd
rtii- oth(T iii the I'i'cfi'Ni, I ltucr.'UKht to look for w Hid and
iit'inne how tin- ur llkuly, wh'n tmtli h;ut htriM-. to
live ti'dttht'r tn the Hinir" ; whuihtrwe Ui httve a mod
limniift ut iihw linn;-or liimhle to htiWp'Tt llsi lt ; whother
n-'tiiixtitre o tlm ? net- , Imili Im-Ihk tn. proh.ihic or !
slmhlr; w lift her. v, ttlioiit adinKtnrf, the rtclnrnl HorUI
li llm n e ol the iacc s on l avh ithvr tuotnitii'a jjo.xl or evit ;
wt a are Uh chimin that a 1:.m jennliOt of nun nhall
diiolnt.-h and dhapi'i-ar; and laKtly, vtn thor. In i asn the
cot n-tl iiihx li ul tiuthve that proiiitlici', dira etHi to ut
.tiid nrpreAshiK wninii Htid anaii lie eiotue i tiviawwitn
the samp rinhth an -(Mirh of which wo nui;ht tiih WVnten ti
W tir'd, then' wT hi- an vt mim hh'oiiiu Ttinn witn iiu t tit u ra
in tl.t mc I inled Stales to excUe rvarct or iu .pite a.ipre-
heiifciLiu.
III.
MILITARY,
BiLlUCAI.. AMi HUKiHCAL
KhSAVS.
IltFPAl!Kr FOK TIIK I'MlMi STATES sAXHAKV
COM llfMO.
Kdited hv
Wil (JAM HAMMOND. M D.,
Hi ;e n neral I'liitt'd nUU4 Aiuiy.
tn.e vol.,Kvo.
IV.
C1UMAPIA.
A repiv to
I. -.l rUiUrt 'S MIKOI,UtN.
AM' OI1U K rtr.Mft
Itl (11. 1 ltyh,
Ulll't.
MEMOIR (1MK. WILSON.
A Memormln: tut Hird .llinn. H 1 . 1,1. I)., lata
I .ik r: lu.- Tn (' tor .t o .teiimtio liivlniiy In iJ e noii'Tnl
1 hi -.It tili-al J-ennnai ot the J'loie.tuiit h.nin;.'Urt. t Iiiir;Ua
liy Yi,Y lute lW.ii.- .n, A.M. Umu l"Ao.
MIS LUIIk'kS' FOKM.S.
MAlMtLK I -I I .
l.t'.rMtij Or THL 1MHM) TAH1.K. ANI OTHKH
roi-.Ms
m RAI I.l K nillloil.ti.
1 Vol .lfilllJ.
in rur.Si.
STUAT1IM0RK,
mt,
VK"tH.ltr HY I1IM OWN HAND.
A Luc hiimsnce.
I'.V Oi: ill A."
AulUur cf "JJ"i i In Itoailtijo; or, itismlll i1e yinnf."
fcuUTUKUN 'SLWKUY
ITS l'l!FSK.,V ASPFITS,
(.'.nlftili.tV ltt ''. I'l 11 lm Win k ul
misit'ji' itui'KiNs iin rii.AVKitr.
II V liKV. D. K. U Oil li WIN, 1J. O.
,J. 1J. l.ll'l'INCOT'l' .V (!() ,
1(1 H I.l -ill K KM.
clO stmlilt N01. 710 aiulTI" M AUKHI 8lr.it.
MltS. JOSKI'H Ill'l TY DKSIItlOS TO IN
r.irm hT f rit'iiiis thnt she ha remnved iroiu ho. 4sl7
UlttSMT Btn-.l U) Jso.KK S. I'ulltlil Birc-tU
MIASK & 1U1 1Y S M'.W 111, AN K HOOKS
J ' and Slatiom-ij, Nu. IK Is. KOI Kill Htrui-I, Opened
To-liwy.
.KNI'INK" AltNOl.lVS WIUTIN'J FLUID
VJI and Oopj Iiu I "Is, direut Ir.ira Minilon at
CIIASK A lli n'Y'8
Kow lilslik Iliiok anil Statl'tm-rv Hlura,
Nn.
. tul it r 11 .Mi-tft.
ON TIIK ril.OCKAliK-Kl'NNKR " PR1V
ci'ss Alice," was (-iiiiurt'd an tnvulce of the Worlds
fair Prl.f tap J'a-C. purlioll of Inch Is for sa'o al
llllASK at UL'FlY'll
N.w 11 auk lt.k and stationery Store.
No. Ji li. H)tml'H Islreut.
1I.ANK BOOKS "ok'kVEUY llKSCKU'
J tlon on liai.il, er made to ordi r. nt a smsll advanc
oil Old prices, at CHAKK & IU KTY 8
c II lank Hook and Hlallonery Store,
No. '.'' S. Mn'tt't 1 1 Wlrwt.
1SI
ANY Ol THK Ol.l) VAIIIKTIKS OK
Lai i i-r. fao. atul Note Papar, mutu superior to
Uiose ol later niaiiulai lure, can tie l,aa
II1ASI-. AT III I I I I,
Ni vs II ank Hook and Stall. .nerv Hi. ire.
No. il S Kol'll l H Street.
AMOU) l'KNS AND ri'.Nril.S TO SUIT AM.
1 laelVrenoes, and warranted lor one year, can bo
La i at I IIASK lll'H'Y s
Sew Wank Honk and Slail in -rv Store,
No '.' S. I iil'll l ll sin
on ci nt'uan h k sayi:d iiy ruu-
ZU ch.su,.' vo.irS,ai.,,e'.;iAH. fc UFTV.,,
Mft, lllank lh'.ilt ami statlnin rv stn-e.
atiM-lm K... A'S.HU'Ufll Street.
TEE NEW MUSICAL 0AED3
(ratroiiledhvllielt-valKamllvof Knulniid). aro sent lir
i,"ih.r TIIKKK HOI.I.AIIS. Tin t uie niniism
.ii.iiiiii'.uiid limn .MiiitulTluie.imkir than anj oilier
I
" . most Interestlnil and rli t er s-imie." Tim .
" liiniliuh:v nt i.le.l lor teat ItlUK Mii-hal I line.
-lllus-
'"aIi'iIi'i's's lA ."ju'vVi:, No. II.' W. THIRI-Y-rilXTII Rintet,
v Yoik.
lin
o
1 L
STOCKS
HOI '.III' AM) si. i. ii
ON riiMMisiii,
lit i.i.ui;i;i: J. luiVD,
lli.k.r,
(to, 1 S. Till 111) S ro. t.
Uo NEW 7-30 LOAN.
m Snlis. rii.li.m reeilted, und tho
furuiilied nee ol all cliaics, hy
UKOIIfiK J. HDYH,
ILlllIlT,
No. IS S. TltlllU Sir. et.
n2T-5m
J'ISTATl'. OF AM'KKW C'OMSTOL'K, M.D.,
lettirs 'I'esi'iinieiiinrv iiimtl the e.lute of AN'llttl'.W
l'i IMS Is II : K , M. IL. ih 'is' il. hut lilt.' been wi ill.tml to t.iil
linilerslnii il. nil persons linh lueii t" said est me are re.
ill est. d li.niakuiiaMi.eiit, aii'llhi'sn luit inn claims a-ill list
Il i' line, t" l'i. Mill Ills Ul, tlillu'lit deluy, lo J. SMI 111
II Alt tilts. l.s.iiil.'r.N... Ml H.KOI Kllistr.at. Oitnhlj
.iMiit v. IiAVIIi M. llAMIll.i:'iU, .No.ol N. sl.MII
.tll'iel, riiUaUiiphia. 16-tl.ot
flV MKSS MAfKKItl-X. I'H KI T I'SNliW
1 Mess Miukeivi In slnre iinil lor s.ile l.y
KKNNKUY, SI AIIIS CO ,
110. Nn. Llnuu nl iJ ti. V" All V I :
-TlCiUY Hl.lUtlNO.S. lmiO DOXKS KXT'tt A
I mmhiy Hi n in., suliable lor rel.ill .-rocei . sa es, lu
it'.ie und lor sate hy Hrtlltl CO ..
v-uw o1.vauaws..vUAU..
AUCTION SALES.
INI
A(T(lNv'fi AUCTION U0O.MS, N'.
n ( vi'iri v ttf Mrni'or, as'll'-l' "fnt.'.'tiin.'iii t
m a Ri 1 .. 1(f, ASlt Mlf Kr,uN(hK
0' ml KniiiK.i .r nul
Vllt IKII IM 'IT , lll'i H
alp" of
r in nit 1 y is..,, sin. iti, '.Tut 1. J
KKaL F.Hi A ' ' " "
At thn F(hantre. eni'siTirnv
At liwfillpi.1. an I ..,,.,,
t if a -t'.! ' 1 t-f th- ti1
t ah will ha aivanri'.l w,'n d 'M C 'H-ljriiil-a
""In f ir pnM ,
WANTS.
WAMI'.I) lO lit M , OS OU ltl'.POKKi
Lj,lhi til t '.I I ' I'-lii I . t m'- lir 11 SI71 .1 l tr . WH a ITO.tl
:. I'ar.
' tl.lf t.-r a sst .
r.-li .ii.. ; fisl
.I1MI1 . ',,...!
tlltlil li,!. -
s.-'l lit
I itert Ii 1.1 t In . iml
t liiili'lri-il iluilR' a.
'rril Jin-f' rrt-l II
A.. Hi's
VYM II Tl ,
K.Vi'tlill" 'llf-illll it 'ft' i
lrAMI U. IVAN'll ll.
I
IT lli:;il. Itm I il!,.l i.ih ami ill S iT'
At
Mf.:, 0 1 1 r ei
l'i 1 11 I r. u" M.,r nf I , .t. . ni, I '1,'p Yar4,
HI M'M. Hb .s. llANUvi:t Htrar-I.
KM. -Hi 't -n,
I-" I'liiM.i. iiilila
iIl'C I'l Alt AND .110 SAM'IV'i
V.. fitl! I Kit VT( liK.sfAHU,
i.n ii's'.ti.itii.' tn. 111..,
at
Mll sl.S, I.AYIIWiN f O.'l.
h atrl ' Mitnni. Itn..tvat a "I SMp ari.
1.1 Al.il. ai'... . II si iy 1.1: sir,..t,
sc I'?'. Khiis'tint'.ti, I'litlail.-lp.'ita-
fOH SALE AND TO LET.
jJH. lOU
Ej.ll tiii i,
1 Olt NA1.1'.. fsMl.ljtill WtlKl It IN OOOI)
lar.-t uiul mii'I. on irnn in riiII i im:liei
ul
sitl. ir stlili.'iil lm ii i.iirai.ri'.for rasa and govt
trti'le I ii.iiin ' o', fr.ii-i 10 In 1.' o c.'"'k .M
TII'M M. I' LOW At A.N. Nn wl li. tOf'UTTI tUraat.
EDUCATIONAL.
1,'IITY Ci.MS l.l'.SSONS IN OKll,MArf,
1 in
A Ml l K Or'
r.KUM .NY.
IVIIO SI'KAKS IM.I.IMt Kl.tll H1I.Y,
AT
Mlr TY CKN'l S AN' llorlt.
LAIHKS A.NIi llll.liKras u.NH.
li.l l.i'lvti i. 11 am! 1 '. t i." k, nt
s.-l ' iw Nii.T'.'I KMHtlDV Jtrael.
Ji PHILADELPHIA MILITARY SCHOOL.!
(Ot RTLAND SAt .MIKKS' 1N8T1TITK,
Thirty-ninth and Market Street,
KI-.Ol'KNB S 10 1'T KM lil-.lt ii.
Address,
ai.tr-im riioFF.ssDR e. r. raiin-df.rm.d. n.
I.MtlJi.ND.S' AfADKMY l'OR BOYS, HKAF,
of No II N. KI.KVLNTII Slres l, reopens tm tlie Mis 1
In-t. $1'. nt.f li-rin it ?.'ssoeks. All deiiotnlriatiitns aVl
Li t'l.l. (si) ltn'j W. WlllTALL.
SIGNOIl N. l'KUKI.I.l
HavltiL' retimii-il trom
vlliy retlirin
I trom r.tintpe. has resumes!
LhlsSONS I.N SI Stil.NI
SI Stil.Nli.
soH-lh.inlln
No. 1H t'MKSNi r STRKKT.
JAMKH S.I!inn,'i I'.ACIII'.ROI'TIIK TIANO,
No. j'.H HI TKf.N1 II Street, In low forme. anJ-J laa
Dlt.I.Al'OltTK'S I.IFK KI.IXIK KKSTORK9 f
tn n.rinly. lunr all who are iiuliTfnK fron ttnpatre4
hjurtl hinT', Norvoiit. Ochiiity, Ijotvnct.s o sSnirlu, Loia
oi Mcinury, Ar., whoiiier arldlnir ivoni the efTrcta of a
mnm-H vice. rxci'ssic Ntmlv, or iiiu.Hriil.tr cflnrt. 1 riot.
$J. Nciil pnxt t'ni'l In mv a'tiln'St. It 8. ('. UrilMt 1S. '
i . J .! .11 1 If htr. ft. i ivr nlurn M-nt tire.
i;kvku AND AG UK CrUKI). uriIAM'8
M Kvcr ftTiu Ak'iio Specific u tirranii-d tn cure ny
( ap ot i runt at ii r pvit- i rv it mm m- convincu. rnr,
$1. N.'tit p-i- -pa ul to Aiiv aiMn y H. ('. UJ'HaM, M.
y. ."t. i-iiiii i ii Mr.-:. . in-uinr sent irvr
A'
tet-ti In t' ii mitnitpi, and pci maiirtiit curi i (Twl '
hy tl' uf cf rpt'am'K A?thin t'urf. (''! of (Tom
t n to tw nty y. ai t aramhtiu i"M nt once to Ux 1nnimiic.
iTiri .i'. r.-tit n.t iHKitoativ ii(iart tvDjci...i rtiaus.
no Miiitiii .tri't'i. i ircHiam en tree.
II Al V II O 0 T K 1
1 1 roin ow forfhi-ntN, am) all pat-in of th body, fa
tle niit.4i:,'H, withoiit intiirv to itm skin, liy' L'i-hint. 'a
.i'l!!i.tor row.ltr.'' l'r re ?!. Mut ed to nj tuttlrana
lur M.' t. u; h. i . i ril..M, No. n f. Afcn-iiiu oircei.
Ciri uliim iii-iii free.
1)
.O YOU COLOR YOUR WHISKKRS AND
Iiair dve In the itotld e.mal tn it. Unlyi-ne rirtptra
tlnti i nlnr a nitlnral l.ln.'K or ttr. wn. I fit AM, No. ti I
H, Kli.HTll Sin oi, Ir Bk'i lit. "0 crlits a ln.x. soa-tbsla
ED10IUAL COD LIVEE OIL
JOHN J. UAKSJU & UU.,
Ho. .18 MARKET 8 1 BELT,
ate ii sw recel Inir their supplies fresh from the A.hartoa.
lie atipeilnrliy ol their Oil. in (very respect, baigatn4
f"r It a ri'itutultt.n and sale beyoad an stlier uuil in tb.4
Btarsi't.
T" mnlntalD It. tttej are determined U ttpplf an ..rtlcla
that nia be entirely relied on (or freshness aud purity.
rKvtettiuuililaU, ot l'lofessora of Medical Colleaea. AilU
M0NKY TO ANY AMOUNT I.OANKD
f tv ni'on Ditifiiontls,
C jAfl-rt'iliiit. ..
Watches. Jewsirs, l'lata.
ro.'s
Dl.Ii FSTAHI.ISlll-.il I.OASf nfl'K'E,
tvnero! ITIlltl) and U.SKII.I. Streets,
lli'lnw f.iiutl.iinl .
N. n.-MAMOSHs. WATlllKb, JtWKXbY, UUNB
A--., fi r selo at
11 V. MAItK Asll.Y LOW CHICKS.
MILITARY NOTICES"
sort 3im
EUB&TI1UTES ABI) OLUNl'EEES
KUItMsilKI. AT H11MKT NUT HE,
And on lleinoliahle Terms,
V. D. UAVKNH,
I.ll I'.NSiP.n HH0KE,
Kj 110 8. IEY1.NTH StrcDt, ScoHid Kkwr,
lo oi Room Wo 10
TKNTII WAUD.
250 MEN WANTED
TO F't.t TIIE QfflTA 01" TIIK TK.NTIl WA1.
lllllhcit Iintinir fald. Applto
A. H. FHANOTSOUa,
sett . tf Nn. Mil MUIKKT STKBBT
II KIGllTll WARD BOUNTY FUND. THK
Id i'ili.frtis of ihe Klulitl rt'uril stho desire to antlctnat
til the ri'Mi'lreineiits ol tl.a iliillt, are iinlld'l thai ttia itaia
W Is lust iias.-ing assa In which ineii run he not. Kvary
C1H7ID "f the Ward I urgently calleil oa lo raise subsertss
tH lis stnotit; his nt-iijlibor,aiid to forward all eollaeUoiss
. . .... t: In 11.'. ftii 1 I IrTh' M
HI IIU S LU s.. ...
Treasurer.
s.-l'llw S K e'.rinr SIX'I'H Slid WAI.NKI At.
U I tt N K Y S S 11 A tt 1" S 11 0 O T tt 8 .
i
AVOID THB HHAKT,
and eulint tn a (''iri of some atnnditia',
Aulhoried bi the lleiieral aud State Oosenms-sni.
MAJtIK J. W. MOOItK,
oi ma
HINKTY-MNTH I'KNNBYl.VANrA VOLUNTBKHsl,
Is recruitli'tt to flit up Use Companies In this city.
TUB HltillKBT IIOHNTIES OIVKN
Fur One, Two, or Three Years Men.
fall at onee, at
Mo. 5 3 CIIK8NL I Street, below rllXTsT..
Il t on wajit to n!lst.
St A.I' HI J. W. M'KU
Is prepareJ tn pay promptly
TIIK. CITY AMI WAltll ltOlf MTT
linuiediateiyon ilie tnusterinu of any man to hi H-niaaaast.
111 I.I.i H K IIKllM.,
n. Vt. HAVIS,
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JNJ. W. f.Vl.lvM AN'.
Ii. H. WINCHIlLMLIt,
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Al K. I". .IK.SSIJP,
A. I. IIUNAH l)N,
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an'.':i-tf
11KAIHU AUTKHS 1'llOVOST MAtt--hal.Mrst
IWstrlti. I-II..N'.. i 8. TU1KU Strsat,
rhiiaili lpl.i.l, Almost II, I1"'!. .
wa 'lo InMlie lr..lnpi repni' u. no '.m-."-
uhjeits I'.'illieeK'.l tsllh Hi" liiiolin.nl, Jirafl, fcxeiui
lion. I.laldlilles lo Hr.ul, 1're.lil and Aeoniinis of uta
inrnlshetl, l.ll.i. n. are r.".ie.t,'d to tnuko apnllca Ion to
Ihe 1'Mtn.l Mm lot the l'..iinresslonai I lstrml lo r such
iii.iri,,utioii,nii.l not lo the ri"t'Jt .Marshal oouwaj at
B, ,! '.(( Cui'liiiii and I'rovii.t M.trhat.
" 1()UNTY Hilt M.mTTn KS. WANTED
M tor the I'nifd Slates .M.iiiue foi .s, alile-hodied uien
M lo neili.rin the duties ol u solill-r ul our Naty . ar.lA,
l.an.1 on board L inltd Wales shii'S-of-war OU forema
bl ..ll '115.
I ei III ot seitl. e, r.uir t tm
llflli i e.iiiii'elis.tliiui until tli'1 army.
Al 1. 'IHE i.i'i'AI. It'll N l IKS paid uin enlistment.
s.liiilui'1 I.-' t it e t'rle Money.
r ,,r uil further In i"i uia' i"U H-ly t lh lU'cruitli
KuaA.u..in Ktosr 8,r(.t'low Hpruce 8irot, ;
l.ltvi en Lheliouis ol J aud J o e.i" k.
c. n. m. r.wvrrv.
Mai'irand Ki .Ttilting Ollicef.
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1' n Ki.U'i.HS--H Kl.nt nils.
illll.Ol l.ll.S-l I iiLULi.il!.
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SWUKI s AMI HUH II .'" f jl ."lis '3'
tjlMJIiliH ANO OTIII.ll MII.IIARY r.iilll JU.Slio,
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BAMInM bueit, uhoto HIMh lilroet.
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al nle to ontiTiit the sh.irlesl not lei, ts hi. li for ri'-hnrs ,in! 1
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