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THE
DAILY
EVENING TELEGRA?n. rniLADELHriA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1864.
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flATUROAT, OCTOBKR H, 1(V4, -
A WAR LllUC.
BT J AH Rd BISTINH, A. M.
J) tha nirrrnorlew of our fa heirs
Who, lor free-fltim, lesreffita-'i,
Jft llir- lililr til chew fill lire -.1 led
For a ds-arrt waste ut nui
And In brnol-prlnts mirSri. Ifiolr marvhtM
From tacit ban l -pnun to plum,
Wa will nit t't the aceiriiful Iralwxs
Until wc or I lie j arts slain.
Dy thflmpBiorj of o il Warren,-
Wnose-lenlUnt spirit Cell
Ob toe tie. gilt of H o Ions IHmkor,
'Mia li e Hire's -h rt anil ahuil.
1 7 Ihu nipmorjr ol our Putniiu,
Our alarltin, ai d Wayne, .
We wil roll I Im tiiln ol Tul ir
Till the liei el borelcs are. slain.
BhaM we feci thr frost of aiM
Whiten loe-les Unit never elrippoel
In ! e wai ni hloml of cur bosoms
W ith li.o ioun ry'a too annhippi'il f
Coii Id we g ii' then with ut nnieiiisti
On Mount Vernon's mcrcl lej 111:1,
Vfi b Ibe 'Un.iKhi i f our glory
Gun ilnwn lu tinyless xloum ?
Ohl would not the tmre of lilicrty
In bo li'W tones wail lorib
o.u llii- cnlil ll,s of thei ni'ptik'lin:
On thu inuntta onsof tartlt;
Ai d our i-tiiiiiri-u live to mock us
As iu Hfiv wo fiiiicrt'd on.
To a -ave) wurc exwrution
And remorse would rust upoa ?
Kn! we'll fnit h Iho eliiHt-oilevl banner
From the Fmlhrs of the tjat.
Wherever ll ha fallen
by rtlieliinn's putting; rnitflit;
And we'll rtisb lo mrtl the. traitor
V hi re'er tiaitor can do tuuti.l,
Ann we'll hurl our vetiKcuii'e on hiin
Till wo crusb l.iin to the ground.
Bt the meniory of SUiloh, , . .
Hall's Ululfaud Lexington;
B ibe mi mor; ot At uu u.
Illici t in trtedotu'a heamini! still ;
Bj onr histoij pnie and stainless,
And our future Ucatinv,
We will ne'er giTe up tlie bittle
That we wage tor lilssrty.
Ltt ni f pnrn tbe proffered peace cry
Wlicii It means tleltislun, maim:,
For It )jien tones would rob u
Of our heritage of fume.
Let es kpnrn the pmHin d peve cry
WLeu Urovunn a national death,
And new fetters forges, lor million!
Crushed tbe lion heel beneath.
By the Tower tuatxeigni above us
In thu nn-je-ty of skies,
"We will lift the cry of victory,
We will one and all ariae,
For no rordld loul is freedom's.
To be bought by ease or gold,
Thus la saior yet among ua,
We have ftout hearts, true and bold.
Baltimoub, rtcptember, 18C-4.
ABA5D0SED AT SEA.
BY LIBUTKNANT WAllNKFORD, B. N.
On tlio 22d of March, 1SA2, Just four dnys
Before tbe treaty of pence waa signed at Amkns
betweeu franco and Great BriLiln, a gricvaun
Bnkforlune befell Jumes tlendtTHon, sole owner
and captain of tbe l'eyyy, a smalt schooner hail
log from Biisiol, near which city, abont a mile
diitant on the road to limb, was J.iwcs llcudor
on's land dwelling a modest cottage bequeitlhod
to bis wife, which might perhaps have coin
Banded a rental of fifteen pounds per annum.
It amply sufficed for the accommodation of tlie
Henderson family, which consisted of himself
Wife, two daughters, and two sons liimly young
sters, the eldest o( whom, Kobort Henderson,
when the misfortune I Lave spoken of occurred,
had Just entered his nineteenth year. James
Henderson was aomowh.it m re than a ye.ir his
Wo' her 's Junior stoutly limbed, gallant JaUs,
Kith of tbeni.
Tbe daughters, Margaret and Miry, were very
much )e?i healthily framed than their brothers.
They were buth delicate ; Margaret hud an arfec
tlon of the epiue, not conuuitive to gracefulnuxs
ot dgure, and Mary early showed Hyinptotns of
pulB.oiiary (Jei Iido. Tbe doctor wus uunbuimently
selucm tut cf tbe houne or coltugu ; he wus never
theless au ulwuys welcome vi.-itur, furanmach
tuat be held tiimly to the opinion that tbe gins
Baser lontiiiiious ki ful treatment, of course
onld certainly grow out ot it," Margaret being
onlv fifteen, Mary two years younger. Tbe sous
idolized their timers ail the more ardently, no
doui.t, that, so unlike llioiii-elvt s I hey were weak
and ailiuK. We n.uy be su.r tiny were lovable girls
to Uiin r, mo her, and brotlierc, luTable girls.
And wun't the sinters proud ol lucir broihsrs i
' Kutbei I and tiny hud Ju-t greuiiils for being sj,
long before they "grew out of it," uud got uiar
IKd. Brave, honest, indefatigable skliipcr IlenJerson
had but one fault that 1 can discover that by i
which the aucels full, amnition; and, like the
fallen dm s, be was over-cuuiident, ra-li, prone to '
BbUK'ulci.l.it( cfannns. He was anxious to puh I
his ions early forward la the world ; to ln-ure a
e mitiru'jlc Lome, where care should never cross
the ihret mid, tor his daugbturx, tor bis wife. I
And vt. tb uh all the capital he had was reure- '
acnied by tbe I'tgyy, he, upon the strength of .
wwsp vfar reports tliat peace with France was 119 I
fooo as signed, refused to renew his assurance 1
of tbe schooi.er agaiuiit war risks, and uninsured
took ou board a valuable cargo for Dublin, and
Bailed for that port on tbe '21st of March, 1)2.
Tbe Veggy, which was handled by himself, his
twu(scn,and two hired seamen by uo moans too
Biany hands encountered rough weather lor the
time of year.
Tbatwonld have been of small consequence
tad not her loretopmast through a defect iu tue
spar, which siioula have been rcctitied before the
Tenel left BrUtol snapped short off an acci
dent, if aceideut It could be called, which se
riously reduced her speed. And the schooner
' had soon need of all her wings. L'Ecume, a re
markably swift and andaciou privateer, carrying
four guns, hove In sight when tbe I'eggy was
struggling across the Irish Channel, immediately
gave chute, came up with the partially crippled
achooner hand over hand, and when near eunuch
fired shotted guns by way of menacing admoni
tion to her captain to lie to, and take the inevit
able capture of his vessel pleasantly. The bal s
fell purposely wide at first, but tiudiug that the
acbooner held ou with every thread ol canvas she
could si t, tbe guns were pointed seriously, ami
one unlucky bull smashed both of skipper lieu
Vrsou's legs!
I Tbe imiomitable pluck of the man was not
tamed by even that terrible iuilli ti ni. ' It is use
less, boys," said he, adilressing bis hulf-tien.iud
sons, "the Frenchers must have ibe schooner ;
there's no help lor it; but they shan't have me.
1'itch me overboard rather tlmu see me carried
otl to die in a French prison. Bear a hand with
the tourniquets, and then hoist me over tue s ilu
into a boat. The frog caters will not care to
follow us vt hen they have nabbed tbe ves-el au J
cargo: and you must tuke care of your-elve, if
only lor your mother's, sisters', my sake." Tuis
only available course, under the circumstances,
, wus promptly taken, and the schooner's boat,
Siitlii lently provi.-ioneil, was in a very tew miuuii l
scudding be lore tbe wind towards thu lrl-h coast.
L'ICcume did not attempt pursuit, her command' T
being no doubt anxious to secure his prize au i
set la S to Oianville whilst he had a chance of
cl lug so. The French skipper's object was suc
cessfully accomplished, lie got back to France
wilh bis prize wnhuut so much as having sighted
British cruiser. Tbe truth seems to be tbat
'general opioion," taking it for granted that tbe
war was over, bad not only misled James iien
ideMou to his ruin, but paralyzed tho energies
and watchfulness of the royal navy.
Henderson's legs were amputated in Dublin ;
the operation was skilfully performed, uud in less
time than could reasonably have buen expected
lie was stumbling about in Lis garden near Bris
tol. Much sympathy was expressed for him;
but that is cold, barren comfort much more to
the purpose was tbe generous oiler of an old
friend, Captain Uussell, to ship his sons who
liad, of course, been released when peace was
definitively signed ou board the line brig Charlrt,
about lo sail fur Bombay, as second and third
mates. Tho oiler was gratefully accepted, and
the first week in Movo.rnber the Charlet sailed for
Iier destination. "May the Lord guide you
"ght, and always hare you in His holykettp
ng," said the weeping uioiher, when her sous
ook a last leave of home. "Do not forget that
" ' now bo earthly dependence evcept upon
st2,U ,t,,tin of the two If endersoni , notwith
ec.'rt f TO",h' for U'e resionsible posts of
sBa.B t?.,hir niMe of 0'P measuring
U ITly: L,our hundred tons, proved W
TnolC.mJ"' ,but jadictou. act on the
Cf a first mateT for'uiW in his cuoica
elamsgc or accident, and th? Zuu
.xoe'llent condition,- thanks,
cai-um more than ottcc haukiy stWiwSu"
to the M'al.watobfultii-M, and ability of his second
end third m.ites lint mis wnll-drwrrd praise
w W"rmwH)(t and gUti Dtnlel I'.eU'ler, th'i
firtt mate, and tx. uo.i bis - M:n; spirit to ibu b
lieI baiml ol ihe biolhirs. liisrninltT wahOiv
trr, nf flight rnn-f i'i ncfl tit th-m, In,,, in
CsrtMin Husi II held ruie in the thip. f
'J lie 'hnU n re jijin-'l smnewhat extensive r,
t'S'M, Htiil hy the nitio they were on nplet.'il, k id
a lull fn I). lit obtaire I, the month ol ,s . ,it"int)i r,
1SI 3 hail airivi d. '1 he e n K'i wai in it 'uiK, mm
fi'iin.' of silks, spice", Ve., an uii ih i illy van luie
or e ; hnt lliere wa- o:,t,or more com itiv two,
id nis iu In-r tn!l of hi di i g of very cos ly cliar u'tor
two iron boxiMcort-iiinhi'.' priCiOU sreiui, a ni
Mialied to tl lil.i lion r, of Inc. enorinoiiH v Ux',
aoo'. tr.er of one bun In il t;i')iiH,ud po'iidi.
thisewern ilaiid nmli r tue si:nai ctiirj,,r
('sp am Kil'i II Liinse I. I wo von ig' lii lr,:n nf
a f ei i ra olllcer, goinK t ) K.Mgl.ind tor the b-T tH
of i In ir he.. lib, in charge ol u h."K''-li mill '"r
vnit, were sImi rn, barked in the 'Vi irirn. They
weie a boy ao I a g r tl boy ab iu . seven, the
girl ix ten ohl. I'heanxi us ino'lier, whioi
she brought thi in on imir I, g ild d, nod mb'.'iy
a ngKeHin ,.f the ca;itaiu's, solicit"') for tlioni
the walrhlul eare ami ui e. iiion of tlm ilenler
for , a duiy which they promised to diligently
prrturm.
The ship sailed on the 21th nf Si t'temlier, nt
wh.ch lime, ii f eotu e, tin tu.vs of the reuow.il of
the wi.r with Fr.tnru h id rcaihed Imlia. Had
there i e ti the b'a t .-n-pi 'l m ihat so speedy a
ri.pture ol the Ani;i.n treaty minnt bav-i takci
p ace, t'.e Iron boxi s would iinqiiestloii ibly nave
turn k pt run k for future transport In asbipof
war. 1 he ctew were neither so numerous nor of
such quality as those who shipped in the Vi irLm
at 1 'tis ol. No ft wi r than evi n of tho licit men
Into dit.l of excess ami the Imbaii elimam, wnoie
pisresioti A on y ry iniiiilleiently oe supplied
b) lour Malay sailors. To render tho dcfiuien :y
in eu)i ible bunds yet more ileplorable five Kug
linb snllori were swept overboard and hut dunriif
a tren.i pilous night hurricane, and when the
Char, hud bicn only egbt days at sea. To
cro ii a I. the raptuin was sei.ed with a sudden
I'll se ions ilmq s, Irotn whii h be from the first
lelr a strong pn sentiment be sbsu d not rcouv r.
One ol the nrst p.ee uitio .s he took, in autici
rminn of a fatal issue, w is to place the iron
boxi s under the care ol the II endersoni. Hii
glca inv mrelsMinig wai unhappily realized. On
the uvcnii g of the tilth day utter the attack, tho
gopd and gallant seaman was eoniigncd to tbe
neep, siul liauiel Fletcher reigned in his stout.
Hie uei forth the Henderson were exposed to all
the petty atitioyances that a iueuti-spii iio,t cur,
dressed in a little brief authority, could lnllict.
Tbey born it all patiently, continuing r.calousiy
to lci form their duly. Onu of Fletcher's first de
mands was, that the iron boxi s should be replaced
in his (the captain's) charge a requisition
tinr.1) refused ; a refusal justified b C ip:a n Hus
fell's written uireciions, given lo Kobert lluudcr
son the day before he died.
There was no fen r tbat Fletcher would bavo
recourse to actual violence; thu brothers were
fuvontes of thu best men unionist the crow, and
any unlawful stretch ot power on the acting nup
taiH's part would havo been boldly, and ihero
could be liitlu doubt successfully, resisted.
1 bings continued mucn in the same state till the
rAuftswiis ncuring the Line, when tbey spoke
the 'aUu.t frigate, outward bound, and learned
that war was again raging between France and
Krklauil. The news caused the greatest 'con
st rnutlon on board, from which the second and
third mates weru not exempt. Fletcher hid
raised one of tho forecastle seamen, ;wr taltum, to
the post of Jirit mate.
The Charltt was a slow sailer, and moreover,
in const -queues ot her Insulll, lent, audns a whole,
ihi ftlciei.t erow, baiily handled; uud no one
(oulu hope to escape cuplur. in the North Atlantic,
unless a bomewaril-hbiiiid convoy, which it was
absurd to count upon, was fallen in with. From
that day there were frequent conferences held
with each other hy fie captain, fir-t muto, aud
F.iiclihh crew, from all of which the liendersond,
li Fletcher's desire, weiu rigorously excluded
Ibe brothers, nevertheless, overheard enough
lo enable tin m to guess pretty accurately at tue
I in le game on loot. Fletcher's infamous pro
posal, gradually acquiesced in by every man on
bourd, was to run the ship on shore at some plaeo
on the coast ot the United IStaies, where a landing
in uic noats coiiin tie easily etlected, suuu ami
curry oil the two boxes of precious stones, and
whatever elsu was worth taking, ami divide the
plunder equitably nmongst tho plunderers.
It sinned to be also understood that the Ilon
tlcrsons were not to be permiitcd to go with the
crew, nor were the General's children or thoir
utti ndaut to be cared tor. in fact, the enormous
sum to be realized by the jewels amounting,
Fletcher assured the men, to nearly ten thousand
pounds each, there being but twelve to share
extinguished whatever of moral iirincitile ther
had ever possessed, degrading their humuu
nature to the level of that of bru'es.
The situutiou was a trying one for tho two
yonng men, but they encouruged each other to
face thu peril valiantly, w henever It should pre
sent itself, and trust the issue to Uud.
That peril came suddenly, bsforo the plotter!
tl.einielvcs were prepared fur it. On thu Aiu of
Jsuuary, Is 04, and at dawu of that day, a fri-,'alo
wus seen sueiing eouihwaids, under uay sail,
titie sbowid uo coloia, but a practised eye could
easily, hy the set of her spurs, the cut of her can
vas, oecide In r nationality, us utrtaiuly as if the
tinolor had been Hying from her masthead. Sue.
was unmistakably French, and saw tho CWi
almost as soon as she herself was seen. Up ran
the tricolor; the white smoke uud ttu-h of a gnu
broke out of her side, aud a ball, outstripping
tbe report, eamo skipping towards thu Urinsli
merchant hrfg. It fell short by at least half the
dislucce between the vessels, and the frigate was
fortunately (lead to leeward. 1 here was a smtit
da breeze blowing, aud the escape of thu slug
gish Chtirtrt was simply impossible, lo a mo
ment all whs hurry -sliurry on board the brig ; the
main preparations bud been made; tho launch
was deitij lowered ; water, ruin, biscuit, and beef
were safely stowed, aud then Fletcher, wilh six or
seven ol his fellows, urmed to t bo teeth, demanded
the deliery,tho tnimediute delivery, inio their
bauds, of the iron boxes. Tue Hendersons were
iu no concilium to resist that demand ; the boxes
were rtlmtantly surrendered; the keys were not
asked for, and if they bad bees, a satisfactory
nswer would have been ready. The cruw,
Malaya included, sixteen scoundrels in all,
wished the Hendersons joy of the capiiul prospect
tiny had of enjoying a Fiench prison, must likely
lur twi nty years or more, and with a louj liuirah
i lulled westward, in the certainty of striking tbe
iiszilian coast iu, at tbe most, forty-eight hours,
should the weather continue moderate. As in
the tu e of the l'egyy, it wus quite certain the
French captain, haviug secured tbe ship, would
not trouble hiimeif to pursue u dozen or so of
miserubles escaping In a boat. Poor Mary Joyce,
the Kio-'lish si rvaiit, was quite bewildered by the
iDrouiprchensibilit.es passing before her eyes, and
even the merry-hearted ehildien were hushed
into serioiiBiiessJiiiHl silence.
Tbe tirst hour which elapsed after the departure
of Fletcher and his fellows must have been uu
int xpresBibly bitter one to Hubert and James
Henderson, whose memory b ill retained, in
piunitive vicor of impression, their mother's
pariing words: "Do not lorgetthat we hive noiv
no earthly dependence except you;" and they,
me soie props oi a loWiy yet proud household,
who musi, but lor them, sink into pauperism.
were on their way to a French prison. Aud their
sisurs, abuso much needed ctu-rishtiut! Tha
cup held by fate lo their lips must iudeud have
uu n u outer oi e.
They wi re not then doomed to drink it. The
lnUDib bad ubupiH'arcd.and the Frenchman, who
nuu not tin it sgum, was within halt a tulle ot the
l iatlea, which hud not Changed its course. "All
at emu iheiewas a great bustle on board the
French frigate; she lulled sharply, hurriedly let
fall all the cunvas she could spr ad, and sped olf,
rlosi-huuled, in u direction which showed that
she was no longer desirous of closing with tho
t'harlrt. The reason was not long to suck. A
heavy llritish frigate, showing six more teeth in
her side than the Frcncumnn, was just in sighr,
ai.d boiintliug iilong at a tremendous speed. It
was the 1ii frgute tho Frcuchman l.aClto
)uire, which, alter a long and varied chase, man
ae d to escuie.
The Heiickisons were, I need scarcely sav,
hugely delighted by so signal u deliverance. IS
the wind continued to blow from the same quar
ter, aud did not increase in force, they doubted
nothing the suils bciug set of safely liavigatiug
the Charlei to a South American port, where they
could awuit the instiuctious of the owuers of the
brig and cargo. One capital trick they had plaved
11 ti ber & Co., which, now that thoy had leisure
to laugh, as one msy say, added greatly to their
hilarity, and was heartily joined by Mary Joyce,
"a plcusunt-spirited, comely maiden, though
somewhat brow nod by the sun of India ; and even
tbe children capered, crowed, aud laughed ia
unison with our mirth."
The capital trick was this ; The Hendersons,
knowing that the robber crew had determined to
scire, at the last moment, the iron boxes, quietiy
unlocked them, took ont the precious stones, rs
lccked the caskets, and hid away both jewels and
keys in a place where there was very little chnn'
the most diligent searcher would find them. How
Flelcher and his co-thieves would curse and
blaspheme, when, with eyes on fire with triumph
ant greed, they wrenched open the boxes, and
found them empty; that, instead 01 Clutching the
hundred thousand pounds at least, for which
tiny Lad pawued their souls, their precious booty
consisted only of a lew pouuds weight ol old
iron ! Ho! ho! bo!
The wind remained In the same quarter, and
moderate, lor about twenty-fours only ; it then
tbilted rapidly from one point of the compass to
another; blew in violent gusts, aud once throwing
the CliarUt so suddenly aud fiercely aback, before
the brother could manage to reduce the spread
of canvas, and properly brace the yards, that it
was a miracle the brig did not go down stern
foremost. The shifting and violence of the wind
continued to UUlo tUeir eliorU during six dsys
and nights; they made but little r al way during
nil that time, and were almost worn o-i- wi'ii
fatigue and want of slocp, when th l'intfvr
hove In slcbt aain, and tins lime elf ' tni'y
frond her prl.u. C .plain leni gc!, dchgfrtc I by
the rtchnimi nl the curg.i though he kri.'W
Hiding nt the jewels njsvnv po im ami civil,
and Ihu ni d wnh appsreiu ly retl interest to tho
yornig ineti's ft,rfc, assured tin iu positively that
the t,i t en.l's children and at en, hint would ims
si nl to F.nrlni d I y cartel imnn -mutely after Urcir
arrival In France, and that he, had fivcrv conti
iletire that ti c grand, magnanimous Nirsnoui
wenkl onler their liber. ition a ipi mii.M a-lir
am e which thu Hendersons uppt.tr to have bed
very cheap.
Captain l i psce p'sced all the men. he couM
piSMbly s;are, iwi iny-live, on board the f 'W....
"fellows us I'tsily like r al sci men as one oa-i
t-xjtct Fn to htneii to be' and give thi lin
li nant in c nimand po Hive and p-peated Iniunc
t oi.s lo inn to avoidable r.sk whatever, a el to
b at Ci ni. lit ly In mind that his only and mpreino
only was to take the Chnlm in'o a Fr. n ll p ut.
It nay he tf.Ht Hi-se reiti rated nrdeni had a
tei diiiryto defeat tbems. Ives, hy inducing the
I ruti Daiit to observe a timid caution, which is
about the wotst i oneei vanle policy for achieving
lurress at lea, whetlisr It be to fight, run a
blca katlc, or llircnd a swift ship's way through a
Siattin d score ot i rtiisers. Ho, at least, thoiiglit
li t yciting llmtlersoiis.
l.itiiteeunt Maupss, In ll is anxiety to success
fully csiry out bis sup rior's commands, closnlv,
n neb too clo ly, hugged thu Aine.icin C4ast,
whhin tie miles ot winch he could not he attacked
bya Htltl-h rnii'er, arcorcitig to thu long reeng
l . I cl law of na h ns. It thus happened tbat the
ihatlrt brought np In 11 rs:on Koaii, United
Sisn h, In flceipg for refuge from the pursuit of a
Mippes.il liriiish cruiser, lint really, the llendcr
suus believed, a clumsy Nantiiekut whaler, that
did cot kiiow exactly where she wus.
At nil events, tbe (:iaitin dropped her anchor
within the shadow of the Kiars and Hiripcs at
Jloston ; and us th re were some little repairs to
see to, fresh meat and vegetables to take mi
la anl, and as theie was, moreover, no knowing
wlu ther the citiiscr or whaler was not waiting
for her someuln re in the illimitable p-r-peetive,
LicuKuant Maupus decided tisn caiefully study
ing the situaiion before bnarding a daugerous
move.
An Idea was siipfrestrd, by the rnrions sbito of
lldh( s in which they toiiud Ihetnse vus placed, to
the llendcr'ons lirst, I beln vo, firmly grasped
by James Henderson. The elder brother hrtd,
however, soon as linn and eoulldent a hold of
the Idea us his junior.
Tho "curl, us suite of things" was, flint load
of people who spoke I-.nglish wero constantly
coming ofT, with dillc rent "notions" for sulu, to
u let ot lellows whoic gibberish they could Hot
unilcrstuiul a word of.
' I say, Hubert," one afternoon observed Hen
derson junior "I suv, ltols-rt, if the sailors that
swarm in tins pent inn t iMigil.-h, they are surpris
ingly liku them."
'IS ire entol ten uro real Kngl;sh sailors. They
get better pny here thun nt home."
"And don't you think blood's thicker than
water ?"
"No doubt; and F.nglisli guineas far before
French franca.. I sec what you ore thinking of
see it quite pluln. But here is the bitch. We
must lie dead sure ol the man before we drop the
least hint nf w hat's fermenting Iu our bruins. I
thought only yesterday I saw a Itristol man whom
I could irust with my life. But do you lookout;
I shall depend upon it."
"Jan es," said the elder brother, "I was right;
"I ihrl see Bid Jcnk'ns yosterduy "
"Hill Jenkins! 'What, ho who left about the
girl-"
"Ob, never mind about that. Oirls of her sort
would swear thu legs oil an iron put. 1 saw Mill
Jenkins: he passed iu a bout right under our
stern. I dropped him ft nolo which 1 hud pre-
f mred In readme ss for an opportunity of posting
t. He cot it, unci t.obody the wiser. He'll bo
here, you'll see, in a brace of shakes, with lots of
tli ii p h to snopund sell. He'll do anything, I
know, f r the sons of the old skipper who had his
pins smashed by the cuised Frenchmen."
Jnnus quite tigreed in that, and both youths
went on deck. Jenkins was no dilatory Isggurd.
He came on board with a lot of Yankee notions
for an excuse, and whilst uifecting to be chuflor
ing ill ioi it tho prices ol the articles, nil particulars
weie definitively settled. The transaction was no
doubt much facilitated by Koiiert Henderson
being able to hand over at once two hundred
golden guineas moneys of the owners entrusted
to hlin by Captain Ktissell, which, like tbe jewels,
be had effi ctuully concealed. A more profitable
Investment of that money for tho said owners
could not well be imagined. The atfur was to
come eff the very next evening, tbe wind having
set steadily in Iroia tbe westwurd. Upon one
point ltobert insiste d with quite needless vehe
mence: "Ibcy would tight tl cir own battles
with their own people, tio Yankees at any
price!"
"I should think not! Thogcnuino article, de
pend upon that, bteel till through, and war
rant d never to wear out." The confederates
then parted.
Bcsidt b carefully attending to the loading and
priming of their pistols the next day, and care
icsilv leaving a couple of tomahawks where they
could be easily picked up when "the Harry" was
ou, the hi others ventured upon ouly one other
J ri caution that of sknificuiitly warning Mary
oyce lo put the ehildien lo bed an hour earlier
thun usual. The young woman understood ; and
possibly tL; heightened color of her comely face,
the sparkling hrc ef her bright hazel eyes.be-
toktt.ed SKxkty for the saleiy of others besides
tue children, it was James iieuucrson she
replied to, though Kobert had sK)ken lo her.
A feverish duy wus drawing to a close at last.
The bluff coust casta wider, stnl widening ehado'-v
on tbe sea; when from nut that shadow a large
boat, propelled by eight lusty rowers, and con
taining, resides me roweis, some inirty armed
teamen, stole swittly out, steered by an otticer
wearing thu Unfed (Stales naval uniform, and
with the Stars and Stripes Homing from a stalf at
the bow. The destination of the foil was quito
evidently the f 'haiUn. Lieutenant klaupas bad
no doubt about that, but why he should be hon
cred with an otliciul visit at that hour of the duy,
he could not comprehend.
'1 lie tllh ial boat was alongside. Bill Jenkins,
the impudent rosea!, In the full rig of an Ameri
can naval comuiuniler, stepped upon the deck,
his nun followed, a scrimmuge ensued, in which
the bewildered Frc nchmen, hud each of them
been a Koland or a Count ltobert of Paris, could
not have hud half a chance; and iu preci-ely tea
minutes ufter Commander Jenkins ascended the
side, tbe recaptured Vharln was gliding grace
fully through the water, with the Stars and Stripes
living at the fore, to tbe utter paruly.atiun of the
fort gunners, who could not, for tbe life of thorn,
comjirebi nd what It all meant. They were wiser
an hour afterwards ; but by that timo the t'harlrt
was lar beyond the range of hostile shot. The
affair, us many of us remember, made a grout
noi-e at the time.
Lieutenant Maupos was a brave, if a slow
officer. The recapture of the brig stung him to
the quick ; aud ai out an hour afterwards ho
) uiscd rapidly into tbe nr-er cabin, where, as it
happened, only Jumes Henderson and Bill Jen
kins were sealed. Uttering only the exclamation
"Si tlnat!" he placed the muzzle of a louded pistol
at the young mans forehead, und would, in the
twinkling ot an eye, have made an end of Hen
derson junior, had not a sharp eye been watching
his movements for the lust half hour bud not a
light step followed him into the cabin, and u swift
bund stru' k dow n tbe niuzlc of the pistol before
it could lataliy explode. The bullet merely made
a bole in the cabin floor. The sharp eye, ibe
light ste p, Ibe swift hund, wire Mary Joyce's eye,
tup, hand. No wonder she became Mrs. James
Henderson wi'hin a month niter the Charles
biouht up iu King's Ko.id, Bristol.
The two Heudertons were munificently re
warded by owners und underwriters; und all went
iiiiirvbsu n.uri'ate bell at the cottage a mile
out of Bristol, on the toad to Hath.
HYMN OF Tilt: ALAMO.
Aik "slarsclllslsc."
"lilse, man the wall, our clarion's blast
Now sounds its liuul reveille ;
This dawnintf morn must be the last
Our fated baud shall ever sec !
To lile, but not to hope, farewell !
Yon trumpet's clung and cannon's peal,
And storming shout and clash of steel .
Is ours, but not our country's kuell !
Welcome the Spartan's death
'Tis no despairing strife ;
Wo fall we die but our expiring breath,
Is freedom's breath of life.
"Here, on this new Thermopylir,
Our monument shall tower ou hiD'U ;
And Alamo hereafter be
In bloodier fields the battle-cry !"
Thus Travis fiom the rampart cried ;
And when his warriors saw the f a,
Like whelming billows move below,
At once each duuntkss heart replied,
"Welcome the Bpartun's death !
'l is uo despairing strife I
We fail we die but our expiring breath
Is freedom's breath of life I"
They come; like aultimn leaves they fall ; '
Yet, hordes on hoidcs they onward rush;
With gory tramp thoy mount the walls.
Till numbers the defenders crush,
Till falls their rhvr where none remain-!
Well may the ruilians quake lo tell
now Travis and his hundred fell '
Amid a tbousi.ua loeuun sluiu ! ;
- Tbey died the Spartan's doutli,: '
bat not in boneless strife ; - 1
Liku brothers died, and their expirlug brosth
II n i freedom's breuth of life.
It. M. I'uihu, Cuplaiu U. S. Army.
FINANCIAL.
ytMlTTI "t- UA.rVOOL.l'II,
Mo. 10 R. THirin STTlKKt,
IsANKKKN AND JlllOKHHH.
grKf.ie.stc iks.Qi.-'rirrn.astrrs' Vend 'rs anil rhs.-ss.snst
sll fiovommrni - i orHS Saturn, anil Hold, (nihil
;hiiji. s-.TirJir:ii a c;o.f
IJANKKKV,
No. 30 S. THIRD flTH F. F.T,
11V ANII SSLL
r.til.I), SII.VIK, AVIl tiOVF.KNMRNT KP.Cl'KITIEfl.
H T O O K H
1I0TUIIT ANII SOLD OB COMMtaHION. (114
JIAltIO-Otf A CO.,
liANKKUH,
No. 121 S. THIRD KTIIEI-.T,
riit.Ar.i.riiiA.
Ufvernnnut Psenrltles of sll ftunrs rnret.sssil and for
Hi. tStia ls, Momtft, And Uoid lloiistit snel Head oa Com
tnllon INTF.RC1T AHOWr.n ON I)EP'ifIT9,
ColWctleint PronqiUy Malts. WI tf
IdAV LOA N. NJJW ltAIf.
U. S. 10-40".
JAY CTOOK.I2 A CO.,
OfTMll KOIt PAI.E T UK
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN,
BEAItlNIl FIVE rKIt V.V.Tft. ISTEUK.ir IN C"IS,
rtelrinuible! sny time after TKN YI'-.AH1,at Hie pleasure
of iheOovermmBt, suet payalils f OUPV VLAUS altar
date.
BOTH CO! TelV AND KKlllSTKItEl) H0NDS are
Issiieel for this Ixmu, at same rtaaomrnritfon as tho iVJOa.
Itie intoiest en i-0a snd payatile yua-ljt oo all
other eli Hoiiilratlons, hair yearly. The lev 40 bon'ls are
dated March 1, lsirt. The hair yearly laterest lallinn due
Heptsmrair I anil Starch 1 of each yc-ar; until 1st Heptsm
ber, the aecrm il Interest from 1st of Marrh Ii rorpureil to
be raid by piirelinsei-s In e"iN or In i.xoal ecassNcr, aikl-1ns-
fltlj per cent, fur premium, until further notice
ALL OTMCtt e.uVI.KNMKN I HKCL'JtlTlEb UOf'JlIT
AM) .S0l.ll.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
nihCT-tf
No. Ill S. Tlllltl) HTHKKT.
UW LOAN Of 1HH1.
THE BALANCE OF THE
$75,000,000 LOAN
Having this duy bt?n awarded, And oar blUf proving suc
tcBBfuI, wo are prepared to sell to ciifttOQiers at ouoe in
larfc-r or small aunin, &117 amuuut f tlili moat UeelrahJe
GOLD SIX PEE CENT. LOAN
AT THK MARKET TRICE.
We rave always considered tliese ltd IIOMDS as the
BEST LOAN ON TIIE MAKKET.
TherclabntaBMAl.f, AMOt'NT FOn BALE, smiths
premium will, In our opinion, advance rapidly.
I'arlles huvlns
n-yo loan
Win do well to call and EXCHANGE their l lO'l for Uils
MOItE FKHMASFNT LOAN, eipoclallyas now, OWUlg
to Uie Oenuan demand for Flve-twenUes, a tiiith rate caa
be obtained fur the bl
JAY OOOKE & CO.,
Ko. Ill 8. TIIDU) STKKET,
selO-lm rhUadelphla.
;illHrX' NATIONAL, 1IA.1SIC
NEW
UNITED STATES
LOAN,
10,000,000.
Tbls flank la arepared to rseelvethe prelimlaarj deposit
of Two per cent., on account of this Loan, required by tie
advert'icment of the Bccretary ef the Treasury, dated
October 1, 1864, asd to Isiae recolpU In duplicate therefor.
Thli Hank ill be re preaeuted at die opeDlnf of the bids
on the 14tb lint., by one of Its officers, and any one desir
ing to participate In the general kid of tks Bauk sun in se
without clause. Fiimsr hiforsiatlon will bs klveosa
SpUcstloa at the Bank.
C. II. OliAllIC,
PltEBIPET.
Morton MoMie'liuel, Jr.,
CiSllilR. 103-10t
QOL1), J O Lt , UULiI),
SILVER AND BANK NOTES
V ANTKD,
DE HAVEN h BEOTHEtt,
snl-tf Us. 9i0 8. TUIRO BTBKKT.
I . K. LUAN,
$40,000,000.
Kenimiis to ttjv Lil rtlaenicat of tti Boorstaiyof the
Trraasrj lor
l'KOI'oSALS FOR TUB
NEW U. S. 5-20 LOAN,
We will Include In oar bid for the same these f any partus
r Wile j t j make sppMcailun for any part there l,
WITHOUT OllAIUU'L
Isfjjuialluai.plyto
JAY COOZE & 00.,
JSANHKHS,
Kj. Ill 8. TUIBU 81Kt.t.T,
Id 4 t rtillaJolpliU.
gTOCKM AMI HKOUltlTlUHl
BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION,
BE HAVEN & BROTHER,
1 1
Ho. H0 8. THIRD HTR'.KT.
OIL STOCKS
uouuiiT ri 8oli
OK C'lMMIsHlOW,
lly UiiOatlil. J. BOYT, ,
Wnkjr, .
sntt-tas o.lSS.TUIRUBtssML
PIANOS. COTTAQE EXCIX-
1air Orj.ni, Harnuaiuius, and Medo
dsona. at
MCftIC STORK. !
financial;
U
N I T H U H I" A. 'J la) tH
7-30 LOAN.
Tns ttacietary ef lbs Treas'try rives aotfce thai l-ie-sertrtlosi
wot ts received t f Ouapoa Traaanry Bsiea,
pa) able tkreeyetra Iroaa iajul It, ISA4. with Hml u
Dual mi.r.il at the rale of savea sad ISiwe-leslha par
cent per asanas, prlaeipal and Intereal bets lots, paid fa
lawful BHiney.
Thtee avua will bs iwnvartrols at IS a ovrloa af the
hairier, at anaiartty, mto ,ia per sent, fold bearing semda,
payable not leaa laaa flvs nor snore man twenty yeare
rrvso tbeir sate, a, ibe Uoverr.nisnt sna, eleot. Taiey will
be wised In denomination, of f so. $in. W), I0P0, and
aex, and aM ,nirripiioii, snuat be r tlfty SWUara or
aan,e nmitlpie ef fttty dollars.
At tbe sales draw toneraat from 4 no-net U, psereona
r ahtbs depoeiu aulrassioent no uat date aanal pay Uis
tnterrai accrued ft em deeof neieta das, deposit.
fcTECIAL ADVANTAGES OF TUIS LOAN.
It is s If tTiosai. 8avinis Basa, eiT.rlnf a kisner rats
f Intereal Uuu, any oUier, and IA, t.AI uturUf. Any
aarimr, bank wtueli paye He Seiweitort la Halted Btaioa
Xotea eonaldera Uiat It la paring Hi tbe beet ekvalatlDf
Baecltnm of lbs amiBlry, and It eannet pay In anyUilDK
belter, for Its own eeaeta are etcher la (kivornrnent eeonrl
Uee or In noMe or bends payatile la Or, eminent paper.
CON VEKTIDLB INTO A Hl TKR CBNI.
(-20 CI OLD DOM).
In sdillHnn to Uie very liberal tntereet en the notes tbr
tbrvs years. Ibis prlvucse of sonveraloeB ta now worta
alnt three per eent. per anaan, pr the entreat rate for
S-SOUmida la not let, than nsne per sml. prentliem. and
before the war the preatam els per sent, United estates
Htofle over twenty per eent. It will be seen that taa
actual profit on thli loan, at the present market rats, ts
not lesi than ten per pent, per annua.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OA MU
NICIPAL TAXATION.
hat oilde from all the advantasee we have enamaratei,
a epeelal Act of Consreee remtir, mU boniit mnd Trttuurp
note frtm loral laxntitn. On the average, tui, eiemp
tlon ! worth abont two per cent, pen- annum, according t
the rate ortajation fn varlnna paru ot tbe country.
It la believed that ne seenrlliea error so great Indoea
Bienti to lenders a, ttioee Uaotd by the riovernmeat. In
all oilier forma of fjidi&te-dueit, the fallh or ability of
private parties, or etoea oompanlea, or separata eosuaunl
tiei, only, la pledged for payment, wbUe tlie whole pm
prty of lAe couuury Is held to eecure tho discharge of ail
the oblitatloua uf the United gtates.
Vf U the 24th of Rei'le mhesr, tbe liilrlcrlplk.se to U4s
loan amounted to over
SMO.OOO.OQO.
Bcssenurrinss wii.Lfns KacuvsD by the Tresrarer ot
theDnlted Btatee, at Waahlngton.UM several AsstsUat
Treeunrers and dcelgnaied Hepoeltortee, and by the
flRHT KAT1UHAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
HECOMD AATIONAL BANa OPPUILAUELPHIA, PA.,
T1I1KU MATKlBAL BAM It OT PHILAKKI Jlll A, PA.,
rOL'UTH KATIOB AL BABS t)P PHILAUPXI'IUA, PA.,
By all National BaaAg wolA ore aanaaliarles of paolla
tnuaeyi and S-M-lli
ALL RKflrEOTADIB BANKS AND BANU1IIA
Throoghoot tlie. country wlO give fnrthir tnfenaatton and
ArrOUDEVKkT PA0II.1TT TO BUBHCUIUKsta.
pltOroWALH l'Oll LOAN,
F1VE-TWEHTY BONDS.
TnxaauaT Dbi'artmbmt.
1Tasiustob, Uotobcr 1, ltVH. (
Realed otTsrs will be received at this Hspartrnent, nnder
the act of Cougresi approved June ad, lfctll, antll the noon
f r RITA Y. Uie Hth Instant, for bemdi oftbs United rtlatea
to ths amount of forty mllllona (tO.MO.OOO) o dollar). The
bonda offered will bsar sa tntereatof six (S) pereontum,
payable lenil-snnually In coin, on Uie drat day a ef slay and
Xevembcr, and will he redeemable st the plcaiute of the
Ooseniiacnt after live (S) yeara, and payable la
twenty (30) years from Koveraber I, IfM. Each offer
Btnet be for fifty or sums multiple of fifty dnliara, and
tnuit itatethe sum, useludlng premlata, fTered for each
tiundred dollars, or fer fifty wben the o0er It for no mors
thaullfty. Two-per cent, of the principal, eisludlnf pre
mlnm of the wbols amount bid for by each bidder, must bs
depoelted aa guarantee for payment of ubacrtptions, if
aecepUd, with the Treasurer of the United Btalet, at
Washington, or with the Aialitant Treasurer, at Mew
York, lloiten, PbUadelplils, or Bt. Louli.or with the desig
nated depository at ItalUmore, Flttsbnrg, Ciuelnnsti,
Lonitville, Chicane, Detroit, or Bnffalo, or with any Na
tional Cro, It Hank which may content to trainee t the
huslueia wiliest charge ; for which depoilt, duplicate eer
URcatee will be isiued to the depositors by tlie officer or
Bank rccelvtng them, the oiiglnals of which must be for
warded with the offer, lo thla depot All drpotlit ihoald
be made In time for the certificates with Uie offers to
reach Waahlnston not later than the morning of Oetocer
14, a, aforesaid. Ko offer not accompanied by Its proper
Certificate of Deposit wliibeoouildered. The Coupon and
KegiaU-red Bond, lamed under this propoaol will be sf the
denutnliistloB of fifty dollara, one liundrud dollar,, tlvs
lisudred dollars, and one thousand dollara. Uesfialered
Bonds of five thousand dollar, and ten thousand dollars
will be Issued tf reqnlred.
All offers received will be opened on Friday, October 14.
The awards wlU be made by the flecreiary to the hle-heet
offerers, sud aottcea af acceptance or decllusUon will bs
liiunidlately given to the respective oOtsnaat; In satea of
acceptance, bonds of the deawriptlon snd dvnoulaatloa
prcferresi will be sent to the subscribers st the cost of tbe
Department oa Dual paymeut ef tustaluients.
The dsposlt of two per cent, will be reckoned In Uie
last Instalment paid by successful offerers, aud will be
Immediately returned ts U. ac vrhoae otTura may not bs
accepted. Tlie amount at aeeejited offers must bs de
posited with the Treasurer, officer or Uonk authorised to
act under thi, notice, on advloe or acceptance or offer,, st
followe i
One half en the Jlli of Octobor, aiel the balance (in
cluding the preiulsrB aadongiual two per ooat. doaoaltl
ouUieUlitof Ootob.r. The Bonds will bear Interest from
November 1. In ten est oil depsailt trotu Uat dats to
h ovcuber 1 will be paid by ttit Qovernmoat ia ooin. Oue
half f the first lustaluiont, or twsuty-rlre per sent, of the
accepted otfer, msr bo pal J, with accrued Intsrest to Ooto
bcrlt, In Dulled Btatrs "Certifkatoa of Indebtedaeat ;'
but luck ceiutleateit will be tiled In part payment of tue
first tnttaluient only,
Oners aader this asiioo tbould bs eudoiaed "Offer ht
Loan," and addrcseodto the Secretary of tiu) Treeuury,
The right to decline sll ofleus not sonaldered advautagodas
to tlie Uovernuiont is reserved by the Secretary.
8letn W. P. rKSBEMDEV,
,ot Secretary of the Treasury.
U O NEW 1-3t LOAN.
, j'e SabscrliHIons recsSyed, aud tb Kotos
HiMumunw austtais,oy
iiieAiinu' t r im
sst3 tai
VlllV ItVSCd i Ir, .
Iiankstf, I
Vo.Uf.THUU) threi
PROPOSALS.
OF F I C K CHIKK ClUA !l TFRM ASTKIl.
C'tWClKWATI.Ohlf). H nMno W, HV4.
l'roptlti Invtif t br ih nni1orii-ftrai un'tl H'Krt
D , K'I tmr IH, ItvM nfiat t"Ck f, M hsf lh' hniu:CMtO
drit! in ihti 1m nittrnt f
ftr h ihT f. r Ha i.fcrny MmnAnrH.
Ilkt riuhsr horkfl. An
ft te rr I ', 4o
i Ti.-fkt ii C'MUMi.n f-f Tlh J
I r (' Hi'iffi or Hiii, r.o
Hi. 1 1- h i ntj, ,
i nifiiry rirrr I; fliiirrtrwi, do
Ocvrmm Ar.illY.j J-rt mntt, army tlrtti-Urfl.
Do ('of, or,, m.
FatiflntH rfm, 1 ninirj,
H''t't ntai I'-olort, ni
feU'Cfini. 4o
Uri-m Htnrm, nc(h,
Ptn ( mi ni wM. h n m man nt tic Offlrsj of Oothtnar
fti r ( (in itf in M 4'1'y.
To tf dritw rd ffff'i( trhftrv-. nt tti U. fl. InTfitirn
Wkftfulixi tli tMt C". H IC' (Ml iVn packatrfta), wHi Id
iian c fx ihf i'riy (nr iiihiT-ir, tr- kind and i'ia till
gi'fH t , ditiinrtiy niark . on vach vliriaj a tl iisn'K w.
I f'W' t flt'ttiif "' miiftt (liMlincMy matt! I i t f.- I r bldi
l-f igintitMy ihy ifPpof to turnint), t. prim, and iho
Mm c . f d ttv"y
lanp, i. n tihm'Ufil, mnt t trkt1 nd tnm
e1 in orrftponfl wiih Hi rropoa'; and) ihn pu tt.-i
ih rto inutt fuaritniff n at the iot( II k in vtrf
rip cl t'fLM iu aimy ttaiidsu-U, oiltcrwiwe Uie pr iponai
tj tin Ir tronsl rt tl
A f iiarntr, iviid h two rfAptiiii-U)! rflrinnR. m-it
nir iiiitny mrli hid. yiitranlf ititf tliat lii lii'l'lr will
it )iy ihi at kri'i awtm rd t- him nIr hu priinon-il.
iMdri Kill tlP UpMM'1 Oil I UCalllfiy, Oct"ft r It iHlrl, Ht two
Vritv h t. M ., at tluf otllre, and bidders are rcueMed to
lv prrf (-
Am ariltt will b raidr on Wdnfii.lrtT. OnHr P. ' V.
h' nda will :e nqturfdihatthc contract win tw Ultdiuilr
ru mi d.
Tsiftfiirfi rflft licit to vrnpsAln will not tf nuilrpd.
lt k fi'Mutt oi rr-pijuait,, runtraciii, and bi nd may ho
hi it 1 1 oil a l lil oft.rr.
1 bo rWit to r ct any Wd Mrn4 tiiirraionalilo Ir
r ii rt.
End" ito nTot "Prowsl'i ft,r arifl udelrrun
(oinn.l WILLIAM W. MrKltf.
10 4 1 1H Chtaf Wutrifinnanivr, t Inr nnati Ot'put.
OFFICK CHIKF QU A FIT I'.U M AST F. R ,
fi n'i H w ATI, Olil. HopirmtMT X 1-.
Propsia'i aff-Invitt d hy th un(ifTilKii1 iin-H TMI'HH.
IA Y ,ih Motor t-l, lKM,at So rwih I. M.,fr the imuitMliato
rir ttv i. in thttt tf panuint ol
hTiN KlM.f Army HUn.lard.
MKHH I'ANH-Arnii ft atifliud.
IHtioVEl H A rmy Hiar Oard.
I hl'WH. riniptif, Army rttadard.
H iil.tN, wur Kira ninitli- l5t - Army Htandard.
WALL IKMB. fotnpjru Army Htan.larii (Hid!orn
may ntat htr vt tli. prnpooe to furtntti N z. or 10 ua.
Jiurli and hrthr nf cott or Itttf n mtitcrial.)
IiomI IVAL i KM H Army hinn.lti-J.
Kl) HaHIIKM Artnv Htandard.
riflmp r cl lob may i iron at the Offlcc of Clottiing
and KiolpftK In th i city.
To t. dt-hvfnd frrof rharvr at tho V B lnpntlnTi
Vt'arrhoun lu thi fity, In itiMid, new packftrs, with th
i)riii of thtt partj furnlhiiiK. Uie kind and quantity of
gof df dlrtlr,'tiv marked m rarh anlclf am) parkiitfTi.
J'atii oirrinit nod( mut dlmlnotiy mato In Ou-lr Mds
thr quantiiy tlttjr prupoae to fnruiih, tho price, and time of
deliver .
KTtipii, hrn r ohm It ted, mint ti markrd and num
Wrd to ccrreKrVtnd a 1th the provneal; and thn partt?i
thereto mo it Kuarantee that the (timxU nhnll he, In every
ri'-iert,r4ii.iHl to Army btanilard. othrwie Uie prouonal
will not bt r nlt1i r d.
A K'iarant6f. mpned by two rnp-nKlSIe por-nRtratHt
ceompany e h htd, r"r,"t'Hnii thnt th bld'h-r, will
Auppiv tde art'des awarded to him under hie propona!.
Hull wit) be opened on i numuav, October J.i. IMit, at 2
o'Hoik r M.,at Uiiij o tli co, aud bidden are requested to
be pr eent.
Awinio will be tni.de on FrMay , Ortoher U, tw4,
Itomliwili be ritiutrod that the contract will be faith
full) fnJflllrd.
1el (trnnin rehitlrp to propnialR will nt bo no'kerl.
Binnk fornii of l'roponalt,, Contracit , and Itondi niy be
eh Blind at thu odico.
The rMhl torejeuiany Md deemed unreasonable la re
erved. Fniiome envelope 'Trvpoiali for and
add mi
Colonel WII.MAM W. MrKIM,
t'2fl--lit ChleftaluartarmaRter Cinclnuati Insert.
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
EUlpae, TWELFTH and )IKKI Htrret.
I'lllI.ADKI.I H1A. October I, lHTrt.
Sealed rrnpoRali will lie received at tMs imii nntfl
VJo r mvk M . on MONDAY, the Imh Innt., for mipplylug
the Hrho: Ikill Ann ual with the fotlfiwhiK etU'-lea:
lroiiNrH, uky blue, lor moiinted nien,artuy itauidard.
TrmiHers, Rky-blue, fer tootiuvUi do
Hrawprn, ('anion tlantiela, do
M oollen mtocklnufi, do
BooUee. lare tme. 10 tu IIr, do
Wstter-i rW ponchoi for ihelter tente for horteiueo,
ftitta perrha nr tint i a rubher, iirmy stantlard.
W at r proof hlanketR, for Infantry, do
t i.llorui felt Uata, 2, J, 4, 6,0, do
Coat buttons, do
hlurt df do
Oreen worntrd lace, 1,'a Inch, do
Hloi king twibe, do
ie hhi K" do
llatd.et Riin-t, do
National cotom, InfuntO' d
Kiginiental do do do
do li:dex bonkR, do
do orMur booki, do
Fat cordt and tAito.i , artillery do
V, lit9 WMIinnnnuc cotton, ho. 24, lample. required.
Itlaek Wadding, do
Ited Homltitf, do
Whilo do do
ftear et fuclngf . cloth, do
bky-hiue do do
AIro, for priRonere of war, WooHen Blaiokete of lew
jadt'R, Rample re lulred.
Hamp eaot Rm-fj artk Ior at are required, to be of army
llandard can be een at th'e otlice.
fcach bid muKt be guaranti ed by two responsible oor
Rone wl.oHe tUnaiures mnut lw appended to the (tuarun
te, and certltltd to. at be inn good and nuiflcieat Reotirliy
for tr e amount luvoh td-, by ivme puuUc fuiictioiiary of the
tutted BtateR
Itide lirm defltiittliifr contractors, and those that do not
JuUy comply vuh the. t tvuiremcnti oi thin udvertlRetneut,
will nn be contidtred.
Itlank foruR lor proooRa'R. etnbraclnK the terms of tho
guarftn'ee required nn eat h hid, can he had on ap illcatlou
at thi urtlce. and none others which, do not emhrare thia
guarantee will he -cunfildered, nor will any propottAl be
considered which doe uut ili tctty conform to tue requlre
nent ttieren t-tated.
The bid will hinte the nnmher or quantity of each kind
ef artle e prnpoRtd to be' delivered
It Ids must be endo'sed "I'mpoRali for Army Suppllct,"
iUUk la barticultir artlclr hi' lor.
t'ott.nel ALKX. 3. FY, RUT,
10-4 tt QnartermaRtor'e ijepartiLent, U. M. Army.
STJ11PISTKNCR OFFICR, UNITED STATES
Army, ho. 'JO HOUTH Htreet,
Ualdmunh, aid.. fleptembv37,
Healed Propoials, n 4utltcate will oe reuclved Ht thli
oflt'-e until V2 M., ou 0N1Y, ikiher 10, lWi, for
furnuhlng tlte United butei SubRUtenc Impart moni,
with
OVR THOUSAND (H) HEAD OK BEKF CATTLE,
n th Imni, delivered at the Htate Cattle Saki at Halt I -more,
Md., In IntR of 1 Kid) one thnuoand each every (10)
Kndaa; to be weihed within one and a half daR attr
arrival, at the eipne of the cca-racur. Tney mud
averiiKO about (IHUO) hirteen hundndtwundatiirosiR wtMafbtf
all falling short ot (1U() one thi nwuiid pounds groei weVh,
liuiu. HtagH.Oiau, Cow i, liiiiiefi, and liornlena Caitlo,
Will b' rejected.
A dvdneitonof ten (10) ponndewlU be made from tha
wet ht of eioh Hteer accept d undur ihle oontraet. pro
Tided the antmal doei not iiand in Uie pens two an 1 one
half hours heft re being welched, or la not weighed lui me
dia tety after removal trom the care.
blank forniR tor proposals ran bo had on appllOAtlon at
th'a oihce, eithur In person, by tnall, or telegraph,
The tkrvernment will citilin the rivnt ot wfihtng any
ene animal separate, If tu appearance In tie tea leat
wetyht tl.an the inimmuui mein WmmhI above; the ex
pen Re of weighing will be paid by the party erring In Judg
ment. kch bid. to eeenre consideration, mtit contain a writ
ten K'larantce of two responsible persona, ar IoMowb:
We , of lAe County uf . 8tte of .tioboreby
iruarantee that Ir (or are) ahle to fulfil a ooi. tract ts
A'rtD wlih the terms of his (or their) prosptmttkui,
and should his (or their) proposition be arepted. he (or
titey) wUl at once enter Into a contract in acoordAoce
therewith, and we are prepared to Ireeoiue hkR auciuitiea,
glvtBK froMl aod sortie lei it bonds for Its futilltnent.
The rvKponstbUHy of the guarantora mast h shown by
the oftlrial certificate of thetUcrkof the iie,rest iitri3
iouft,or of the United 8ltea iiietnct Attorney, to be -cionA
with the hid.
Midden must be present to respotid to their hide, and
prepared u give bonds and algn the eontraot before ltav
lnv Uie oihce.
The tkivernment reserea lo Itself the right to reject any
or all bids con is I tit-red univaHinanle.
Payments to be made euer each delivery In Riioti funds
aa may be on hand, If none on band, to be made a
eoon as received.
Pr posais must be endorsed distinctly "Proposals for
IWef I atlle." and addressid to Captain J. II. Uiinian.C.
fi., Haltinuire, Marvland.
Il a hid Is in the itanne of a rtrra, their natnea and their
poi to trice addrt'RR uuit appear, or the will uotbj cou
sti'ered Eu h person or every member or a flrra orlag a pro
PistU iiioti aocompanv It by au oath ol alleKian-e to the
nlted htatoH tiovriiuieut,U he has not alruady died one
In thli o til co.
All tWs nor compljinv 'trictly uith tht ttrmt ofthii a
rrfitvntnf uiii be nyeeted
J. FI OILMAN,
t) JU tOfl Captain and C. U. . A.
MIIEF QUARTERMASTEirS OFFICE,
j ClNt l nnati, Ohio. Hepioniber Jt, l-t4.
Prnpesals are Invited by tho utidtrtir,ned. until M S
DAV.Ovteber 17. 14, at - o elock, P. W.. fur tttt) linmc
date delivery to this HepHrtuntoi of:
ihKKOLLAH 'lUOWtttUb, of any color except light
blue or gri ) .
Kaint'lc to be fhrrUfced hy the parties otTorlng, who tVB
state InUeir hids the iiaiitity they propose to furnish,
tlie price, and time f delivery
To be JeliVfrt.il tree of chsrv at the Tnlted 8tate
Inopei tiou N arihoiisv, In this city. In nmH new pack
ukcs, with the name ot the party fn mid hints, the kind und
Muantityuf good, duUuotiy uiaiked on each anlcleaud
put k age.
hnujpk'i, vt hon auttmltted, must be marked and num
bered to c'Titjtjp'.nd wit n the proposal ; aud the parU a
tticti'to muni Kuuranteo that the good ahall bo, In every
reniHHit, et.ual lu Rtuupie, otlierwUe tle proposal wl I uot
be ronsideieii.
IU ii n in be op-neJ on Von Jay. October 17, l-l.nt 2
o'clock pa M., at thl ottlce, aud bidders are requested to
be prebenu
Award- will be made on Tuesday, October IS, UA.
1 eiivrains rvlatuiK to propjti will not be noticed.
It auk lortua of Pruposals tuay bo obtained at UUa
The rltjht to reject auy bid deuiueJ unreasonable U
reserved.
En dur o euvolupa 'Tro.toali for ," and al
droeu Tol. WILLI AM W. M. KTM,
9-S9-13t CUlef QuartortttAfctor Ciiicmuaii leput.
QUARTERMASTER -G ENER AL 1 S
OUUg, Flrel livUlon,
v a.ii i Norop fjiTT, tfotooer 1, UPt
HORSES' UOKmEKM iioksk.sim
Hortea suitable tor Artillery and Cavalry service will
be purchased at UlhftllOKO I'tPoT, loopen marktH, till
iNovemtx-ir 1, lrt-ii.
ilortee will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry aftxtre.
A. Cf. M , aud ho subjected to Uie Usual Uvvonuueat
Insertion hvtorf being acceted.
Price ot Cavalry Horses, $17o each.
Price of Artillery homes, l)each.
Payuvut will beuiade Ivt au (6, and more.
JAM ICS A. EFCItV,
Colonel Ktrst ltviNi,n,
10-IHI Quartorui tor -Uen oral a Otfloo.
T
' 0
BUILDERS.
Kksunrit's 1i.i'Shthkt.
HAMtususu, Octeeu-S. ISS4. V I
oaleJ rrovoanli will be' receiei it at Una oAlcu anlll IS
s'olook of it'KNDAY, isih lii.taiit, fr the- eaecutiuasf
the propo.eet ealenalua of the t'aiiitot Buitaiiig.
HeH-urlly teione-luurtli ot Uie amount ot the work wilt he
resjuirirel, aitel saeh bielelerr must aexoiapany Lis prupoeal
with the name, of hia necnrltie's.
I'lanaof Uie eitenai'in can be sewn at this office, where
Speriacsliona caa slno be bad on applicatiua.
liiela uiu.t bs aeleireiaasU "I'rop'jsaia lor etAeavioa of
Cauli.,1.-'
A . O. ft KTfN. Oovernor. I
JAMEtt I'. IISKK. 8ur. Unerali
10-7-101 Ut.Ml U.MrjuKlC.Suni Iiuasi
-. '. '.'. t
11. W Tt. MM.WI.X ft CO 't COLUMN FOlt
MKi'li isr.s.
Bnura.n k t. and lb tyts
com t.l'.vni t i itoM
riirR.oK-i. BP.Mf.nv,
tlie ,r st IndlHii t'lu-etee
i nr, s all i .r.sfs or ther
url, ai-j ir,:aiit. sinti a In
r.ii I iri-nre ef 11 1 I r lie
liiiim.lrp nl the Ills, I-Ir,
IriflMiima'S'n ot II e Ktel-
I, , e. tu in lit' B a1.T,
Ntileilire, tlr.vel, ,.lrt,
II, n..:ili" a. anrl Is fsr-' l
ai y leTArr.miTfleel In li-e,.e
ens... of K,ii"r Altms 'r
Wn-ea In finrafO arcre
all ll.e-i 'el rsH.rH.hl mrul
au.uM l.ave f.il.r).
VW MM
SIM VM
M M M M
Ml MM
l a
e vf
M tf
M M
Vt
SIM
MM
M
M VI
S' VI
W M
M
MM
MM
MVIMM
MM VIM
MM
seat
MM
MM
M
MM
M v, m M
MSMf
MS MM
M il
It Is prQrl In a Shtilr
roil. .nir-Mi, d n.rm. the ifcn.s
mile I e-'ii, from nie 1 1, tftm
Bp M.nriil. t Tia tlm. s p r lar.
I o l '"
r-t ttt'e '
( .'l'
11' ts'
i;
Cf
fit
i ;
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feci 'fi t;
i nf
It la rnir.iK- ann ate-atlva
In Ha le.ei i pnrifjlns on4 '
rrrs''l-s the bl 0 I, ran. Ins '
It t" tl"w in all It, oriesnsl j
pur", ani vla -r ; thu. r-uto- j
.mf-oni t'i .sl"m all ,ef 1
n'ri- li. ( sri-e. errlics hav ID-
ditce-d oie;i.e. t
C ! I r. R ii a K. r. I sr j ... i.
TIl'N I. Intehiliel a" an ally
or aBtnm to Ihe I'll h:KO
Kl.l. IIKMKIlV, and slMMilrl
hfliM-S in i'injnn,''M'n with
that nifetlrlne In all eas nf
tlirTiorrhrrn. Illeet, K'nor
A lixi" or eVtilte.. Ms eilen,
are tH'atltiM, S'nthui,. nixl
eleiji'ilf-e-nl ; rrmn.it, , nil
eralellnr hrat. el.urdre. and
pa-n. In"lesil e,f lire bnrn.nr
aud almnsl une ndtirah e p. In
t at 1. fepi rie-ln'Od with
nearly all ti.a cheap qaacS
laitetleillS.
r.r.rvr.rKr.K.
FKKF.t.ir.Kl'XB
HI
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KF.FfHJ
uses
1 K
y.k
y.-rr.r.r.r,..r.
LLEt.t.i:Kt.ta;
ftr the ne -f the OMFfO
KKr. lcr.V4i 1V and ejllK
li"ki.i: isjkri ns ins
fw.t mexll, I,,... ni the lemet
timo ail lmprn,er dls-rlrark-p
are r,'iuoverd, snel ins
wr.keMie I orsans are .peved-
mi nn
mi mi
mi mi
mi mi
iiiiiniTiitiTiiiin
iiiiiiiiiiiiiuinii
mi mi
ii n nit
nit mi
hji ml
rv r. 't- re-n to tuu vigrir sua
aire-niiiti
For fi.ll particulars ffe-t enr
psrophle't fniltt any tullfC
Btorc In tbev country, e
write lis. anil we will l
f,-er in any adetrea, a
trsatiac.
f'lIF.BOKf F. f TRK.-An
nn'a.rn a rure f.T fi''rm.i
tiTTlii a. Hi nrnal We-kni".,
N, e-tLit-al Ktirl.at' ns, and
all diaeae'li cause-d by Helf
P"lhinoti, inch as J.oas of
.Mienorr. t nlvenal X.e.r.1
luete'. Pains In II. c line-,
Iimnee ol Vl-lon, Preina
turi' eilil Ae, VVi'aS Nerves,
Inllli'tilty nf Itientli'tikt,
TiemMirs, M'nf rliilnrs,
FriiDtte.n. nn the t-ai-e, ra s
tlnnnte-nanre., liianlly.Cnii
suinpili ii. mid all it,e illri'lul
C'.mi'alnlF,ati"ed hv ili'ps.'t
ing rreuu the path nf' nature.
niiiini'fitin
I'llllUUKllI)
in nn
im ni)
fi nn
nn tn
im iu
nn nn
iiiinnntmii
l'lltllltlllU
Th's m,,'ll',;ne ta s simp
a-cyi-tith e 'extract, anel oi
on vv liKh ail cna rely, as
hit lreell lise'd in emr pnu
lire f.-r nianv venr", ar
wl.h thntl-aiiela treaterf,
has mil tuned In a sinets
In-iunce. It. cnr.itlve pow
ers h.ve- liren mitnck'nt tJ'
gsin vtrtory over the ino"
atiilrhorii cenn.
'I o tin .ae' wh i biTS trlflcr.
w ith their ceriisiiiiitinni until
thi-y ! Ink therinsetves be
yeind the re'ar.s of n-eetipsl
aid, wo would savllRSl'Allt
Mil'! the CliKHOKF.H
t'l'ltR will rrator-e ynu ta
he aith and viitor. and aftor
ail einita dootora bave falleel.
trrr.TFr.r.K
ii.
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rv.vn
F.KI.E
y.v.
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Kt.l.t.Ei.l;.Jt
rn. wnionT-s nw.
VKNATINU I.I.I.VIK; or,
Ksse-uce ot Uiel I'rrparrel
trt'in pure ViRefab'Q F.a
Iracta, rontalnlnn nnthlnn
injurious to tlio moat dell
cute.. Tiro Rjuvrnatliig F.llxlr
la tf.e leult of tnooern
dcovmlfs In the vegeta
ble aiiiL-ilom; being an
enilrci; nervv end aiiH'met
Dietlwel e.f cure1, lrri'M"0
tiveof all tl.c old and worn
out ay tttuis.
lltf
It, I
tut
INI
nn
mi
uu
nit
nit
uu
Tills moilfplns has been
toslerd by Le most euil-Iie-nl
ru. dieriil men of tha
d.iy, and by tln-iu prnv
noiinresl to be one of tha
arrati-ht medical discAiTeaThr
of i lie: au'A.
One to tie wlUcnrs Gene
ral I irtiiiiy. r
A tew el. aos enrs Qyiterlct
In Fe-males
One o-ittJa cores palpi'--'
tli n erf ihe Heart.
A 'evr driHos reators '
orians of m-nerratlon.
From one to Hires I
ties rcni'iro the uu. 1
lies and full visor
youth.
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1 hllKRKIlhU
KHIt It PR
KIIK ItKR
HUH ItKK
KltKKHHItK It
JvUH
It UK
Mill
Ultlt
Unit
It lift
KI1R
KitB
A few doaes reators tha
sppeitiie.
'l hrec hnllle a cure the worst
cam "f fnr potency.
A fe-w dosoe curs'the low
plrl'eel.
One bottle restores men
tal power.
A ti'w doses bring the roao
to tho cheers.
'ibis meelirfns reatorcs
to niauly vigor and rotriot
health tires pemr de bill-tale-el.
Tee.rn-dovv ll, and des
palnnir ' eleivotcs ol aemsual
pltusuitt.
tie.
cccor
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THIS ELIXIR cums ItJ
t' Tla, liei.urul tle-hllity, ral-
rtitk,li or thn Heart, ai :
BLp-iti'ilcv. Ilro.toiesime,. -U;
pw.ir and the apuelit"
and .'a.i.fa the ro.u toenem-.
Iheehres of rsllor, und the
delnlit ete'd m.n nr woeiaa
lei feie 1 vignroHs aad etrsjiiK.
the young, and amtituous
brood t eiiurse IhmUKll
every vein, tho nerve, to
heereinie stroDg, and the tresj
of raw lite aud visor to re
animate tli' entire body,
b'lil.r.UK up tho oon,tnt!tlont
rea'o'lntr -oy and llfeie in sny
a sud aud daaened ftretieie). i
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ni e, All ( OATl Ii
KEVAI.K Khlll I.ATOIt,
IlKAl.iH FKfKF.KVFR,
CKKTAIX AMI HAKE.
Fur ihs Ren.oval of Ob
etruerlioi.s, and lbs Inaur
Ulice of Ke-cehrlty la tire
Ite-currence of tlie Monttily
l'erlirda.
1 hty core or obviate those
numeroua elleeaae-a that
i-piUKtrum Iri'ergulaiitv, hy
'renrovlng the lrrcsularuy
ttiell.
Jin '
III!
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uu
mi
mi
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list
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They cure SuppresatS,
e slve, and Falnlul Jdea)
struatlon. -ei
They cure flreen Shk-il
ncss tChl Triet,) ,
They cure Merveus anil
Pplual Alleit'one Falne la
the Hack and lower avorts
of the Uoety. lleaviuesB,
Fat.mie on 8ilKH KxerUotl,
l'alpi-atlon of las Heart, ,.
IK
Kit
KK
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KK.
KK
KK
KK
KK SK
KK KK
KK
KK
KK
KK
KR
KK
KK
KK
KK
...m u, n . u, r,iri , iiv.re
na, Biek Uiadaehe, OldJI
ne,s, c, Ac. In a word,
by removing i he IrreiisSarlty.
thej reuiov-e lb. cause, aud
wilh ll all the ettecte tnat
aprui, from It.
Composed of simp's vege
table extract, ihey contain
ni'thlr, delete-rl, na to a' y
constiiutiern, however deli
cate, ti't'li- fuucil'in be-lng to
siit'.tltuie itje'iigtli for weas
sesa, wliie-li, when uropeily
used, tbey never tail to do.
They may be Bitterly used
at any aye and at any peilod,
Cic-p'f tfeeriN lAel firil lAre
tiK'iithK, during which tlie
uut.lllLS nalutc ol thelrac
11,'D would Iblali.bly i-as-vtsT
preiroarcy
ICS FKK.F.KKKB
f KhEtlJJ.tC
KK
. m
1 EF.R
I F.r.hB
Y.K
y.r.
KKF.KFKFFFR
KF-iKKKKhr-E
In lileCIIKKIiKKK MFtif
cluea, uto uufoituuate will
find a cuy of deliverance
rri.na Bune-rlng anel pain. A
day Bple-ndld and slerloua,
when the-y sharl no lo isr
auiter without icssaiiou or
re-pee, e.ttier Ihruunlt iner
cenarv eluaeks eir tbe ine'tli
ci ne-y ol uau.soua prepare
lluna. 1 lie "Cherokee Ucdldntst"
are-e mplihb their ruoaoDj
Ihelr emancipation. Au
euiiiireiirallou eo great ,,o ad
liiuabie, and ao pnillfle; of
uulvcrrai Kt'od. 1 1rene uiedl
ciue. will prove. In uny and
every cube, foithlul olid
irever-faii.iig fneiid. 111 Uis
Uaiu ol neenl.
fill
MM
UN
MS
HH
SK
HN.NM
1N MS
UN
UN
Klvf K!vl
KM
US
NS
KM MM
JSNNNt
I'rlecs pf the Cherukea
Meoleliies . I'timies Keme
ely, ti a bottle, or a bentlea ,
fur (-herukee Iniec-iion,
Jt a bottle, or V boltlealor
. rh.n ki'o Core, J a
bottle, or 3 bottea for SS.
Or. WriKhi a KlUir, 11 a
bottle, or i hoMea for 5.
Oherolrco Fills, for f.nulea.
tl a box, or 6 boxes for t)(i.
FF.KEF.F.F.KF.B
Fi-KI.tLfct.Ll
IK
FK '
KF.KKK f
fe.UK i
KK "1
F.l- FF.F.FFPTf; 1 '
M:i.tKtEt.lil(
We seiM all tha t'HUItO
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fre.B teaci pt the CheroSu.
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