fittsburgh igud4.
TUESDAY MOBBING, JUNE 28, 1868.
Valera Gouty Ticket.
for 141410 , 1 lohm if Pr Mafia{ Owe.
MOMS &AMMON.
CM=
L JOSS MILANI.
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WM. J. RIOILAS
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11= to
iryr Direis• qf Or Poor
num 1. MATO.
Wa was not, this morning spin, refer
to the sontintwae scoeuion of evidence
his probably been balked, by the rapid sad
judicious movementof General ROOKZ; is
attaining the object of its first hope and
choice, when it left the Rappahannock and
made a bold attempt to to= the right of our
army and„dash into Washington—la now,
to ail appearance, taking up a position in
the Shenandoah Valley, and under the
skilful leadership of its daring and much
experienced chief, guarding the Gaps o
the Blue Ridge, se as to protect its flanks
while it menaces both Washington and Bat
Union, and so counts on keeping Genets
Room fully occupied corning those im
portant cities—long, long the sole, and
surely inadequate, if not inglorious, work
of the Army of the Potomac, under all its
pastels.
What we thus recapitulate of our lately
expressed views, we leave for the present
without further argument. It is simply
our purpose, in alluding to them, to urge
that if they have even but a slight degree
of probability, they appeal to every citizen
of Pittsburgh-to every citizen of Penn
sylvania, by every consideration of pru
dence, of self-interest, of patriotism—by
whatever is nearest, and dearest, and no
blest, and most sacred of all our posses
sions, to oome together, while it is yet time,
and join hand and heart in solemn pledges
and bold and earnest action, such as befit
and will avail when freemen and patriots
" - are called to defend their homes, ana hurl
back from their borders an invading foe.
What! shall we wait till Bucks spectacle
shall arouse us, as the poet describes when
a city of old was taken unprepared?—
" A mile around the city,
The throng stopped up the ways ;
Issaini sight it was to see
Though two long nights and days.
far aged folks on crotches,
And 111:103861 great with child,
And melees sobbing bras bides
That cling to them and smiled,
Ind melons tabu of wagons
That masked beneath the weight
Otami sacks and of hoewhold goods,
Choked every mating gets."
And then turn to another part of the pie
ture,—etill mere lurid in its coloring—in
which
• • The wan burghers spy
The Ilse of blazing wasps
Zed in the midnight sty."
We do not believe that such a spectacle
of humiliation, of terror and dismay, shall
ever be ours;—but the confidence of our
belief rests just on this, that even at this,
the aroma hour, of the long day we had
given us for preparation, if we bestir our
selves and go on with our work of organ
ising and regiments of all colors
and for - any perk)d of serviCe—(for the
emergency, for the war, or for so many
months or years as may be agreed upon)—
enough time remains to complete this work
now at length so bravely begun, and secure
our towns,, and village., and farms, as well
as our cities, from the predatory horsemen
of Stuart and Imboden.
Tie Mississippi Rebels Alarmed.
The rehabs in Mississippi are terribly
alarmed at the prospect of the fall of
Vicksburg and an advance by Grant into
the interior of the state. A Jackson tor
respondent of the-Mobile Booting Nesse, of
the ta but, says:
" The movements of Gen. Grant show
his oonsolousiess in hie strength of num
bers, and his quick movements misled
those high in authority."
The same 'writer says ninety days' troops
are called for by Gov. Pettus and General
Johnston,_ as cavalry or infantry. The
writer adds :
"There Is no time for procrastination;
they have but one choice—fight or give up
to tke Yankees. No half-way measures
will do; it is neck or nothing.' I don't
think the Yankees will ever some here; is
• foolish remark or opinion from anybody
west of the Bigbee river.
Tie “Doorigaratic" Candidata for
Gorroradr of l'exasylvaais
The Philadelphia Prue says of Judge
Woodward, the Denextratio candidate for
Governor of Pennsylvania:
ltatip Woodward has always been an
extreme Southern man in all his symps
thin. He is intensely pre-slavery, and,
by the necessity of his political philosophy,
an enemy of the North. Likeinany other
men known as Democrats, he has made
himself • worshipper of the theories and
dogmas of John C. Calhoun, and to summon
up his creed in a few wo rd s, we may say
that he believes in State rights against the
Federsl government, regards slavery as a
divine initiation, considers the war an
abolition crusade, and would gladly make
pear with the rebels on their own terms.
There are few men in this State who would
be more acceptable to the South than Judge
Woodward, and there is no public man who,
as Governor of Pennsylvanis, would be
more strongly opposed to the government."
BAIPIOAD COMMICIATION BIM=
Corunva AND Idiertue.—After a long in
terruption, we learn that railroad coeal'.
niceties on,Lhe Memphis and Charleston
B. 8., betejen the former place and Cor
inth, has been re.opened, that section of
the road hating been repaired, or rather,
rebtdlt. A letterfrom Corinth, dated June
ld, says: •
I:Yesterday the first through train came
from MempMs to Corinth eider the Union
Ms. For more than a year no through
train had pissed over this formerly im
portant road. We now pt the mail and
papers from Memphis by two o'clock in
the sitersoon. Trellis leaving here at
eight A. tt, reach Memphis by three is the
afternoon.
A wrw dm dna a band of guerrillas,
sushi? Pete Everette, mode a said into
Mason county, Ky., and stole
iseciiderable property, including horses,
hu. :For this they have paid deorly. ,On
their retreat they were intercepted hype
atone of the Bth sad 9th hilehigwissaValry,
Jodie Col. Do Offirm, and - the 10th ltes•
talky under the brave sad deehbag
Pole The rebels were
pod, losing ly in m u IT
iluir buses sadlargea large amount of ids
MaffsrPlapleader saptuild.
, t, ,
I r. : 5 1 ‘j*"."
Gem. Schenck nod Disloyal JOllllllllB.
We ere glad to see that Gen. Schenck
has laid his hands upon the disloyal press
of New York, Chicago and Cincinnati, and
we regretted that the Government did not
Sustain BURNBIDE in that case ii well as in
the affair of VALLAZDIGPLAM, and for the
same reason—even though it had not ad
vised it. A disloyal newspaper of large
circulation is worth an army to the rebel
lion, and we would strain a point to put it
down. We would do it on the same prin
ciple of an extreme public necessity, ae we
would prevent thA importation of the
plague, or blow up the building even of an
innocent proprietor to arrest the pi:Ogress
of a cOntiagration.
If blasphemy, which cannot harm the,
Being against whom it is aimed, is indictable
at. common law, because it is an offence
against public morale and decency, and
against the good order of society, how
much more mischevions and distrnatire is
the preaching of the open apostle of an
archy, who lays his hands upon the pil
lars of the State, and seeks to bring down
the whole concern in ruin about oar heads ?
We are willing for our parts to take the
risks of the jesting= resseeSum —even though
the process should be a little irregular—in
times like these. He is no true patriot
who would not be willing to sacrifice a
little liberty or property for the sake of a
great good. The men who pay taxed for
the support of the Government are doing
as much every day. Those who ars In the
field imperiling their lives, are doing. the
same and more. Most good things in this
life involve the necessity of frequent sac
rifices—as sacrifice itself has always bean
considered a fitting incense to the - Deity.
Nor do we in so acting entertain the fear
that we are throwing away our liberties,
or surrendering all that is valuable in life,
without the hope of return.
We have often wondered, however, that
the President of the United States, in case
he shrank from a vigorous and radical
measure like that of BURNISID; should not
have adopted at least the obvious and easy
policy of restraining the circulation of
traitorous or incendiary newspapers, by
interdicting their transit through the mails,
and thus preventing them from reaching
the army at all events, where they were_ so
well calculated to breed disaffection and
insubordination. To this the Democracy,
who sustained the interference of the
Southern post masters with the circulation
of Abolition newspapers, could of course
make no possible objection. As the mat
ter stands now, the Government itself is
made the active disseminator of the sub
tlest of poisons amongst its own troops.
It may surely—no rational man will doubt
that it ougAt—to do this, unless it has a
moral right to destroy itself. The refusal
to do it thus far is a weakness of which no
well-ordered Government would be guilty.
We hope to see the order of Gen. Scuascx
extended throughout the whole army and
the whole country.
From Vicksburg---The Siege by
glocutlight....lllliming the . gebel
Works.
A Vicksburg correspondent of the Cleve
land Harald gives the following interesting
description of the operations of Gen. Grant
against Vicksburg:
"Let us climb, the parapet and see the
siege by moonlight. In front of us, be
yond the enemy's works, but hidden from
us, lies the city of Vioksbarg. Look care
fully, and you can distinguish the spires
of the courthouse and two or three church
es. The rebel' had a signal station on the
former when we came, bat our shells Jude
it too warm for them, and they withdrew,
The mortars are playing to-night, and
they are well worth seeing. We watch a
moment, and in the direction of Young's
Point, beyond the city, suddenly tip shoots
• flash of light, end in s moment the pon
derous shell, with its fuse glowing and
sparkling, rises slowly from behind the
Muir, up, up it goes, as though mounting to
the zenith, over it oomes towards us, down
through its flight trajectory into the city,
and explodes with a shock that jars the
I ground for miles. There are women and
tender children where those shells fall, but
war is war.
"Sherman's eight-inch monsters are
grumbling far away on the right. Nearer,
McPherson's, too, are playing—we can even
'see the cannoaeers beside them at each
fluh. Oars will open at midnight; then
there will be music to your heart's content.
Idemwhile, let us go to the front. A hun
dred yards to the right of where we now
are, we enter s deep trench. Following
this, as it winds down around the hill, we
reach the opening of • cave or mine. The
air within is damp and clue, like that of a
vault. Candles are burning dimly at in
tervals, and we hear a hum of voices, far
within and out of sight- We proceed, and
presently malt two men carrying a barrow
of earth, for our bop are at work night
and day. This is the main approach on
this part of the line. Finally worse& the
moonlight again, and emerge into • wide,
deep trench, cut across the line of the cov
ered way. This is open, and tilled with
troops, who protect the working party. A
heavy parapet of cotton-bales and earth is
built on the side towards the enemy, and
we must mount the berm to look over.
"We are now within sociable distance of
the chivalry. Those men lying on the
ground, twenty or thirty yards from us,
are oar boys, our advancepickets; but that
gray fellow, with the bright musket which
glistens so, • few steps beyond, is a 'rah.'
long-haired and hot-blooded, one of Wall's
famous Texas Legion—a ball dog to fight,
you may be sure.
"Now, jump down and enter the mouth
of the other mine, which leads forward to
wards the salient of the enemy's work.
Stumbling along we reach the end where
the men are digging. The candle burns
very dimly—the air is almost stifling.
Never mind, let us watch them. See that
slender, bright looking fellow swinging
that plot. Great beaded drops of perspira
tion trickle down his face; there is not a
dry thread in his curse gray ;hitt, but no
matter the pick swings, and each stroke
slices down six inches of the tough subsoil
of Missiesippl. That fellow. was 'aim,'
once a tend.er-handed, smooth-faced, nice
young man, whose livery-stable, billiard
and segar bills, were a sore trial to his
worthy governor. dim says that he used
to wear gloves and 'store clothe, ' ' and that
girls Galled him good-looking, but that's I
played out now; he taping for Uncle Sam.
"But we return to the fresh air. Look
Over the parapet again, towards the tur;
mile, where we saw the rebel picket: Do
you see the little pay mounds which oover
the hill-side do thickly ? Ten, twenty,
thirty you can count on a few square rods.
Ah, my friend, that is sacred ground you
are looking upon. There our gallant boys
charged; time they were slain la halm
but they pressed on and leaped into the
ditch. They climbed the parapet and roll
ed book into eternity. Others followed
them; their flag was planted, and they
sprang over to meet their certain death.
An hour passod„ and one returned.' The
rest were dead."
Tot rebel Gen. Forrest is reported dying
Irma the effect of wounds lately received
at Hsi hands of some aggrieved perskut in
sabeldoss. It cm &Helmut a woman. He
failedtstaltr musing Own Van Dora']
fits. Vi women are mu
big *WowsantiMl ill UM ranks of 'rebel
amends; ' '
-;,
.ff/IG/T.../Ft r XOTIOES.
111...ovasszys I.H.PLICIMICIT or .-
Pivabcrigh..lan• MI, ISO ,11
O.SPECIAL ORDERS 'ET/ 5.
klustrring Olf vete will be at Gimp Hove THIS
,Tues ay) MOW! IF G, .t 9 o'clock, to mailer In
thetrrope e
• They will be mustered , or the .1: mon.he serice,
repartinenral Orme, or the emergency. 9ha dura
tion IV tto •cergency wIU be deeded re the State
anther-him
By comauked al M.J. Mtn SHOOKS
T. Ban: Elars.aavvala, di:. Ad gm.
lastla
Kr (X)B.
16TH HMV& MILITIA.
Tweet, mare recenite be accepted In this Cane.
peaty, now at Camp Howe. arias and acceattentante
resat far the recruits on their arrival in camp
1 4147 , 4 Feria. QZO. W. HUB LET,
14.22:11 . at /Moral st•eat. • Ilewhrity.
HAMPTON'S BATTERY, ( F,)
PISS& POLS.—fe few locd WIZ
eccepted in thU flattery.
/pike . Lion n
Out ey L ts ß lu iv ile tci ito L . egt..t.
B sl Girard Home. saner Smithfield gad Third streets.
Witt* - . - •
10..15 , ra BEGINDINT.
Lint. CHAS H. BOMB sad Bargt. A. P. DAL
ZILL have been detailed by Cot. Cato ay to await
for the 16 th Botbaeat Penturglvattla Hulls. They
have opened la Co. Ca krittry. No. bt Tederal bt.,
• Ileehtny. All teeralts will be sent Into Camp ha.
medtately. JelTaw
INDEPENDENT CAVALRY.-%.
The rollior tbh caintsatlon ts now opal at
the Delos of R. U. Patterson'iLtsus Stable, Dtamosd
stmt. Persons wishing to Join will call Isament.
star. Pint trill will take pLas on WIIDITISDAY
EVIIBIBeI MIXT, ate *Vasil. prectssly, to start
from B. H. Patterism's Stable.
R. H. PATTERSON,
JOHN STIMART„
WIC M. RELLSIL
.10. RECRUITS WANTED, far the
9th Regiment Pa. R. V. 0., or any other
Penropytreats Regimentehow In the geld. Rath sea
salt Will rusks one hundred dollars bounty.
Twenty nine Cohen will be paid In advance as soon
as sworn Into the Cini ed Stated service.
Tor other Information inquire at 80. 78 FIFTH
1311111 T, oppeeite the rat Office.
L. B. RICHARD,
First Lieut. and Recruiting 001Ioer, 9th Regiment
Penna. Swerve Corp.. lel9 leased
PITTUBURGR, Jinn 17ra 1853.
THOS. M. HOWE, A. A. Adjutant
General, Pa.—Dear Se.: The made dined
propou to nese e body of Cavalry, to number f rom
UM to 660 men, without expense to the State or Ns.
timid ilarensment. except for erns, ammuaition and
subnitenes while on dray, to serve during this pres
ent emergency end to he sublect to the call of the
Commanding General of the Department of she
siongshela. Drills to be et least ones week. Will
you b p i
died enough to Inform an eliethes this Fop
oxltgion can be empted. ROST. H. PATTERWIN,
30Bli R. STEWART,
WM. H. REBEL
ADJ . ?. 022111LL Pt 'Il Ormoi. Walnut D 1111621. VZIOT.
•ttsburib, June 11Itb.
M.un. Sok. H. Ps Uereos, lobe H. &mart sad
W.. X. Hasll —Omni : Your offer to Mee a body of
Oesslry, to number from 100 to MO men. uittsgit
expense to the Bests, to carts fordbe present smer•
gentry, except for arms, ammunltiffsand mtbsieteros,
cm been submitted to Elslor General Brooks, sod is
sax Sad. Hs trill cause snits to be fundebed aseCOn
as your orgsalsetion Is reported.
Yours respectfully, THOMAS Y. HOWE,
A. A. Edrt Han , Penns.
CAVALRY! CAVALRY!
The nods:Aped hart , =thorn, front Major Goa.
Brooks n am e
Lqpitant Gen. Howe to rides • Cavalry
torte co number trona 1%, to 500 wen, to MllllO dodos
the prevent emerpncy. each man to lad Ws own
bone and equipments. GOD. Brooks will forntati
arms and antantulnon.
for forther panic:darn apply to
SL PLITIII4SOII,
JOHN M. ITZWABT,
19 IL. M. =MIL
PUBLIC JrOTICES.
L . - . 9"= , NOTICIL—At a meeting of the
BOAIIII, held thin afternoon, It
wan rewired, unenimonely, Ttat onleg to the con
dition of the orrantry, the brut Oompenlee and
Santis' Bouts close, on and alter the lath Instant,
natli Mitter nonce, at 1 o'clock p m. Boothe=
nun and the pabllt tetanal, trill please note We
tact. Ind iIIKOMt. their tanking btotinesi be fkre that
boor. B. & 11111TH, Secretary.
jelktt
Omni or Veurrusa Tasiotroatattou Co.. 1
rlttsblarlk. BUT 29t1t, I
IWNOTICE 18 11ERBBYVIVRN to
the Babeetibere to the Ate& of the Wart.
ern Transportation Ocm9sn that an eswiameut of
lf IVA Ercio...6EB to) PXU SHAM hr bon
levied upon the muck subeecibed, payable et the office
of the lksatursr, at Pittsburgh oa or Wore the
ISth day of June, Ited, and . like amount every
thirty doe thereater, until otherwise notified
by older of the Plant.
pdtku s. J. If cDO W=LL, re;:rstsr7.
OMOILMTAAT'S OffiloM,
. CLETZl.4ll7, Olrisoomon Rettacmo 03.,
Clemlend. Mao Sub. 1803.
A 3PKCIAL MKETING OF Tag
e5lO "tr. aoUD6BS al thia COMPLIty Ira be
held at Ito °Moe to Ghorelatol, on WMONZSDAT, the
lat day of July neat, at 10 o'clarae. M. On Rld do.
to take tato oonstderatlou the pfomitey of Wo wa,.
log the Oa‘luel etock cf the Company to aa automat
nallldent to allow of the antVerlitolll of tte X
Boole The •rtnefer Souks will to dosed from
2,5 th to July 2d K. aoanwsta...
mtte:lts Sweeten.
ff . eNUPluil—The Subscription Boob
of tbo Goopot t'ite Attu onaoat mtns
Ootoptay will condo co Tea .t the OW. of 3. Y.
oourns I 00, Book VIM Stain%oath fa
t/ow notitta
XIIII* 4DrIIRTEILIZAWITII.
N EVER KNOWN TO FAIL
1.10131.0% , 3
dEOLITIC BLICRBEItia CIIIIIILITHE
TIN SOTN.IIOII ZIfIDT NZ
MINUET, DIABBETA, /I.I7X,OHOLZILA
KORNIS AND AMEND. COMPLAINT
The brusonse sem testify to the merits of this
remedy.
Th. nnaserons daily rapids of nstan'Aing ant♦
attest in rains.
It ins advantages over soy other remedy, at ono,
coring the ammo, and impertiog tone and Mreogth
to the apt..
Is .of. and hormiesa to the Intuit, and wombat in
the Malt case.
T r the rattier e sepectitly, it la inninable, being
apyrcyrhtely termed by them, In many aerial:atm
"The Soldiers' Friend
Mothers Sad It =pmts. to any soothbut syrup for
Mattes metblug. freed from the luturtous elects of
JIMIINYTICM, eves net to the sufferer by reaming
the Mw".
sea by rtey.wteble dealers everywhere
ear Pr oe, 225 OINIS A BOTTIA
MISLAID OILY Si
WM. F. DAVIDSON
CUL i - MA kiOUtti • ,
OLPII ]t/T.
7Mr first clams lime .111 tie rpm for the map
thin of pinto op Jose nth.
ettlirr J. Y. CAUL Proprietor.
- CONGER : 1 B HALL,
OILPIC MAL
This nrst clan Hotel to now open for the nnyptkno
of gums. KAGLWIL It Win, Provident.
WOLIN
LIQIIID_ HENN/CT.—Blab & Wyatt'
Ligula Eatutat. for walking, in a taw miaut
&Unbar drimiarU, ant rscalred and for ado at OW.
11.1ILLIII OfBTBAL DRUG STOBZ, roc Ohio
and redoes! drool.
.ICIOLN MUbTANG LINIMENT
for Ithousstfass, Gum Pans in sbo Hook
and 810 is. cores lonlmo, !fining, Dam, nosh Oats
or Wounds of ono Mid.
rot solo at 010.1. If% OSISTILkI. 0100
IMAM oor. Ohio and Federal otraoto.
lOpotaßwe 01TRLTE BI&ONESIA ia
productive of the best malts to Slot flesdeeho.
Mimeo, of tee btomacti, kleartburo, arid • ell cilia.
plaints setting [taut Acid y.
For aide at OW. • • MILLI'S °INTRA L DRUB
STORK, corner Ohio arid Federal street. f.
WAN W. 13-100 ABLWBODLIIDIII, 60
work ea Hit fortMeatleos around the My.
Wawa, PUS por day.
Apply at the NNW MARN.Ift NOMA Allegheny
Oity, TO.MOZIOW (Bead.y ) MORNING, at 6
o'olack„,, A. kl. MARSHAL,
JOHN BROWN Jr,
lekhlt JAIIIIB osi.mizta.
ATTENTION, TAVEEN
lb. proont adds calls an mry decd and
loyal dtloon for united &Mon fa to. &Nom of au
own hones and Amidst. ea well no for our Word
country. Lot at not be wanting t Tim Bebroted
lavers 'Emmen' Auccdatloa thsroforo calla on ovary
snonabor of said loolsty, so won ea on all other tarns
and eating boar bows to acounbla on
7171111DA1 M011.N130, J1719/1
at 7 o'clock at the Dopot of to. Oonnollavklo 1•11.
rood to form a campus of that own, in *Oar to
pat thentiolcis at the disport of to. oaken, to
tam thefortllketkma 07 tbocaty of MSc rib ins
'Waits ham boon intruded, and so to work lbettp
with. At al NMI US& wo mind all tavorn and
satins boor blows to clam their slam of buitomo
on Um abets minditonod day.
THII onntming.
IV • • 1 "" 1 retains in
r 417 10311 A Callitak
•
Darn facusanausaca GlsmaXlOrriaki
lettlibargb. Po , Joao 22d.1883.
10,000 BU BE OF OATS
Bated Prorr Ws .111 bo rooolved at tbit ctßos
0.61 .66 at. tba Ma DAY 07 3133 1 IBM fee the
tarn'obin and Whir, at Pnta•mrsa. or W-
I'ataeBth day of toly, 1863 of TX 4 1110 1 0 N
BUSHY:LI OP G,OD GLEAN, I3OIISD 0 CTS, to
straw sooko, .eft mined op, and to width etdrtr....
pounde to the bitoboL
Prepatals mutt be sultad .Propru. itt . o6o
bud " cif Oat&.•• and &admiral to Lt. OoL 0. Cam,
ltaarlarrourea °astral. V. & Army. Pit"'
burp, Pa.
- -
bidder
The ability of the to WO the contract,
ahanid It be awarded to him, most be Itilsmaiind by
too impaselefo pernme, whose abritantraa mint Ca ap•
vended to the gaarmitse.
The reepcsairdlity of the nuarantors mast he shown
by nu ocelot oertidiste of the Clack of the *west
District Court, or the Colted Slane District Atter
emy. Bidders mint be present to person wine the
bide an opmeed. or their progowas will cot be con •
"mi. ' Dandermil to amonet to bait she m Lobe
mated CO the coot vet, 'lined Dl the abatta t 'r
and both of bit gurantoof.W II .bei mph ot thii
encomsfol biddir, upon dening thaccintrac As the
bond most exa5,...7 c„. =tram, ft will e neon
atal for the Massa tot have char bond ea with
Memoir to have btmdsalgind 10 alit/cili O. and
ready to be produeed nhen the manna is Ilinade
Amato/ Glacresdat
IN —, Or the prlnty of ....-, 00d 810t0 01—...
and —of the county of —, anti BUM of ---. do
Imre/ glierantee QUA la stdc to toad a con.
tract in accordance with the toms of Ida papal
tke, sad that, ohordd his propmtion be accented.
he will at once enterinto • contrast to accordance
therewith. choold the contract be awariod him we
aro prepared to become hi. rimilitfra.
To this gun setae mint be appended the opcial
. wildcats &hoes mentioned.
Proposals hem &depict patties will aot be con s
id.
erei, and an olth of albegMane will ho relabel o!
aurcassful bidders infers ilipine contract.
The underatened rearms to lama the right to
*eat any or all hide that he mop deem too high.
Pie mant to be Enda capon the completion of the
contract. or se soon thereafter so the muleriegnied
shall be to fends. 0. owes,
jettild Lieut. Col. lad D. Q. If. General.
INFANTRY, ARTILLERY AND
CAVALRY TACTICS, at
HUNT'S.
An LIILITABY BOOKS. •t
H El N TS
lb* BOLDIZNEP OAIIP COMPANION AND
WRITING DIM, st
HUNT'S.
BTATIO!3EY poitTromoo AND POOKIT
INN OMEN.. At
a II N 'PE&
• Bonn' STATIONERY POWITOLIOBLonIy 16
opiatai SOLDLRBK WORK BOIRS MILITARY
REIMS, it
HUNT'S
PHOTOOBAPH I.LBIIIIB. all etsth styles. gust
ines and prior, with clear, tram 60 ante 1101thwise
the cheapest and Wet In the city, at
lIIINT'a
ooDsil LADre BOOK a BA 11.00'a MAGA
MB, bar July, at
H If N TS.
STATIONIAT, all kinds, at m
ktwoula Sall. nigh litre.t.
pHOTOGRAPRIO ALBUMS.
PHOTOGIBAPRIO ALBlllitl.
PritYPOGRAPHIO ALBUMS:
PHOTOGERPHIO ALBUMS.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM,
Lupe., beat and cheapest assortment In the city, at
PITTOCK'S,
Opposite the Post 0111ce.
Alm, a lama sni; — ply of
CORIIHNOY somas%
rookrr BOOKS,
WALLSTO,to.,
at
lOU W. PITTOCKI3,
Book. 8 taticsamp and Ness Dopot, opposite the Prat
Ofilps. 1•6
STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
POOL, toorldog at QUITHSTOWN,
(COll Matsu.) TM well toms 014311Nr• of at.
Llisrpool, blew Tork sod thilladolpoll .13toamihtp
Company we Inloadol to dl or :
OITT 07.114.1110 14 tard.u. Jun* 11
0111 r Ol Z<>W TOYS —July 4
CUT ar WalralifiTo9---t3atarday, July II
P;M=iM;IMil
LT= OT puska',
largo% Gad, or iti arsivaiant is Clowroscry
I
hags assos.-._..pq 00 Eiriansos ... .....132 10
de. to London— t 1 00 do. to London- 116 10
do.' to Puts— Ini 60 do. to Paris— 40 50
to. so itaraborg 20 00 do. to itaarborg.ll7 60
Pansopro slso !awarded to Havre, Branca, Bat.
terdara, Antwerp, &a., at squally low wham
lam groat Ldrarpool or Qa•sostown : Ist 0004
576, Ph 5105.
friend.
W. Thrsi who ebb to
marl tor their friends can bny tickets here at them
rata.
For radios inforantion aply at the Oooipiny's
°Moon JOHN O. DALE, Anew,
15 Broadway. N. Y.
JOHN THOMPSON, /a m
Sum! ait, lira bums Ohm tb•
'Wiled str Pltuttarab.
NOTIOII-1 Am still selling
BURNITINS PRlPAlartose,
0000 mss.&
stn sr,
TOOTS WASH. sad
PLAVOILINQ &ITN/LOTS
At .14 palm ; sod astlatei oath se SOISHAVAN
BITTICSA it Amain( 11Is hat their Armor prima.
rFURNITURE DELLEIIB.—The
undinlaved weld nopeettally Wit* the at
tomtits et ea Parana* Dialers to hie PATlller
SMOG 1111Dorldah L ankerally knows to be
the Ilteaderd Skin &Ca the market. They rake
as emeheat bed.—ereebeek, Beet .ad durable Mak
abasand ead hr ads by HIRAM TUMID,
&WAR go. I Revere Block Baton. Yea
WK A. WARD,
Vas :mond Ids pike to Ik. 09m11d.,9 9 BA= a"
LLISST7 or abaft froadamsliten, =trams
on Lfrertp
MlPOlcsboa r s from a.. m. ttll 3 p a.
•
REMEMBER I
tWI MID NOCINTSIII TIM OA/IDT
0111011INATI, 0
Caa be obtalaaa at tar fles * Appe CeadY 10 T.* to
do sew Market Haus. alleilleal
ether 4110.
JUST RECEINVID,
AT THII OAI DOLLAR, /11WIlL3/1f frolll,
Is. Al tomtit !knoll,
A Imp lot of extra too BILTU PLATS])
w AIM V= GOODS, which' will too mil
fol 7 atop AX , oket out tbs. stoat Plonk; atop Is
tad maim. At pada I. STRAIN.
hag
pp 'MENDE BTABIPI3.-4 fall assort
mat ot Itionatio lamp. to knot on band oaths
!Manua Natoano Oaks, No. 117 Wain gaol, all..
bind No
aboay .. li
Gooonmanot i
mns posebinning la quantbka tit bo&
awat
MMM=EIi
NGLISH SAUCES AND UTOLIIIP.
E
—ies • Moils& Mcrae/Ontario to pints Gad
half plats, Royals' Oultaaa. Jobs lialLibluebli au*
my, Loudon Club. Oumbsclaud and Royal Uhl,
!sums, Walnut. Mushroom sad Tomato R•tolrups,
for sale wboassals sod retail by
JOHN it RZNIIHAW,
11)110TATOICti—A few mne of the same
kind to lith,
lam load o f Poach
Poach Blowy to ol , okot
1 tor las 4 Primo Alberto. Is bblot
Ditibot from Gears* Valley, N.Y end for ago by
Jon L. H. VOIGT al 00.
xr •
111 , 10 D 19L3.11d1i u A.
NA VMS CA—Yor it% 110 foot frost by 93 dory to
•15 9 ° oB "UM Moo dory teat boon idth boll
ootraon, dors told, good cond. Woo rims. yard,
b••• bthamll4 tPstar tad pi Astons dam' the
hood. tor odors:4 torso optdr to
Pie Laminas? a tioNl4 It Nark. , .1.
IThWISLLANt* 11UWIR VOA /MOM—
ix • lap tbasettoes , brlok derrillosi.of
4tolnisosso, thaws, edlar oll i b r "" la mad
lee chamber% rm . and valor exturee. Linde on
Season street, OW Usek•t. ASSU to
al? O. otltessor mm 6 .61 Ig" . "' s'•
• • ULUMaI " Audi :
IyWittha I warts:aid to ell oot•
"""'"• ozsailso am% toforolteohafts
akrovelkoro. roe sok be J. 11. UMW%
No. 11.. A f 1 Be. asts , genet.
FDLA itUßßisil CLOTHING—Ceps,
lifforolooks„ Mem, ontiorno,Sod Paws, Whale,
IMO% lbeek. (be Papua led • Pot 'Wit, a
otbormlllgie taw Itheos /a4lll Rubber D• 104
11110‘11111114,01oir ethmot.
a. 11=14/11.
• . • „ ' :i..;";!?;
; , :
1 - ....‘-...-ry‘q%,•z-5.404,1,b.-M4.:14-
laWlire FURNACE FOltt
Lk Med at Omar Dour, Tatihstisrai conty.'Obios'
au tto Chmalusid k Pittsburgh .hallloll. sal. OW.
Coast. Ilta born In blast ass sitall exploit Ile
sow wish ng to examine the property condo so upon
appLestitat to Yr. QV). 8...D1101110.11111% Gaut
Darer.
Per terms. ka , Wrens or apply to
TUMID I . ll.ollAft, taus aqua, Pa.;
or, WlllEghtl, go. ;Broad 81.,
MS 'Mika
AA AN MAW; 110 W [MET BOW
HISTOBED I—Jatt pubtlahedi I a Ilewlal in
volve. Price its yenta. A Leans au the NA
TURE, TBRATBINT AND RADICAL 011E1 of
Bpermatorrhais or fiesdnal Weekneut
Isar shuts, Bernal Debility, and. leitodiniests to
klarrlage generally Nervous: mu Oonsusaytlau,
Veva) and Ms; Mental sad Physical luaspeoltle
molting (rota tell-Abase. to. By Bobt. J. Gant
well, IL D., author of the Gum' Book Is. "A
Boon to Thousand of Boisrars.." Aleut under smel t
in a plain auvehipe, to say addrisn, pad-pad. on rs•
asipt of 'lucent*, or two FILM slantin. by DT. OH.
GINA 1 Bowery, blew ,T. Yost. Ofilat
Box 466 A • "Mal Amid'
A N
.60.
an"
ALMCINA 120. St LOUIS, MO.
Pa LK. Isom • LW
Liu......_...
.td
DlA.azzam.—..ol.
WATIIIL.-16.40.
Having accepted the Agnes Ibr the sale of the
BiII.PLA CLAY, mined near Bt. Louts, Mo., I In
vite the attention of Glans and Steel Manufacturers
to the Analysis given ahem as reported by roofs.
A. A. Hays, of Boston, end J. 0. Booth. of BMWS
phis which, thar with the tat of actual experi
ence by naanne. ems In Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
ud lit. Lode, determines it to be Me purest and
most valuable Clay now known, whether Screams or
American. Pots made teem It have stood In the
elms rums from 6 to 9 months.
the Analyst, le of - the Clay am takes from the
mine, without any wishing or Preparation what.
ever. It possess great adhesiveness sad plasticity
qualities, which are not shown by the Analysis, and
which admit of the Edmiston of a large proportion
of shell er burned clay.
I am now prepared to fill laden for the above
clay, to be shipped from et. Boob or delivered hem.
CANVAS SHOES,
HIINT6
NIXON JOHNSTON
DENTIST.
The isdbe . Amortio
owner Llbsold and Band 'anat.
ALEX. GORDON,
No. 121 8100N1) ETSIXT,
==n
OANYAS 81/0118,
OAMV.IJI SHOES
Th. suloot and hot touching Shoo nude.
A tot It tot:stud it
MoOMILLAND'II AUCTION NOON
MoOLRL LARD'S 40071011 lIOUSI.
MoOLICLLANDT Auorrobr EOM.
MeOLILIANDT •UOTION NOM.
J*4o
RIMMU) AT
Y! MARK= BT LILT.
LADIZEr 610160000 fILIPPJIBB, 0n1y...—. 60.
De. lUD ELIILLID BOOTS,
D•. CONG. lINALND 6AITLID3, ogy LL
tZU'B CAL? BA MODAALtii, L.
OHILDRZH'S GOAT BOOTS, 25.
BOYS' ABD TOMB'S BiLMOULLB; M 1611113
AND CHILDISZNI CONON= GAITEBB AND
71dLIdO8&LI. Coll sad aware • bargain to day
J. IL BORLAND. as Narkd street.
CARPETS, FLOOR OIL moms, ao.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIOEB,
k TOO
NEW OARPET STORE
OF
lonBLAND, COLLINS & CO,
71 AND 73 TETTE BMX?,
Between the rod Mee and Dispatch DMMug.
W. have part netted car now Eddy inutheeed at
• Brest reduction from prim of test Spring, °m
ar:slog • mod entonstve and oomplats assortment of
evory mediation of goods to por dm, which we oder
for eel. et a .mall dime* on ord.
We propose to sill this stook at from TIN TO
TW31133411TE PEB 031fT. LEM than de tam e
Loads ere now telling for In Nom Took and Phllade
• An. ellmmad
JOST OPENED.
NEW CARPETS.
By matinee mado to the Dona nprooskst of in
radon Marton. In an caohlag the send pot.
tonO In BIII7BIIILB sad INGILLI3III, mad on able
to offor a conaplato oronnont of
Cupola, Floor Oil Clotho, lilting, he.,
With a racy Imp eolootfon In Week
OLIVIER, OrOLINTOCE & CO..
1111T11 maim
Iy[ATTINGS,
FOB BIIMILIOI
R. are .1111..01.A it ike priors • year ego,
White, Checked and Fancy Matting,.
every alio sad or " superior quality.
OLIVER IrOLIKTOOK lk CO , •
TIP=
BREWER, BURKE &CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Agents of the
GILOBZ, P. 4.011110 ANDJABIRTI OIL WOMB.
Mr LlCsaml nib adViliolllll I/LIA/I os conslomanto
ReUsed or Crude Petroleum
Ooa. Downma Wait Aze Hamm ansis,
DISSOIBSOLUTION OF PAIIMIRUCCE ,
LUTION
puma ate hereby aottest that the Part.
vershlp _ bantam
Tees *^p
'lllllLIrl
VOULIIII eat GU I' rltettNyta
tag Bellatie, wade/ the IMMO sautiiiA4)OIIIANIX
sureas6s,ll dtelednit . Theat batten
claim modest thefts' swill piers preeast Omit:inn
thus *Ls ladebted mid Om - win
_Po* new
=t to dr usdaellasad. at Weller No..t.
attest, Itotobwigt, he ha**
to oottlowp tlw *dam o Owf gra
WEIL= t)0131d11.4
E. s. - Poluag Bohn& via be earion is
great WINN at no: Ow row* strait,, , P •
- Irma! CIOULIAL
TErni ramuma)•.wilmoills
PLUir.—Wo tom bat atethat adlabrabg ooi
Walt aa4 th• balk ataaralb , _Uat arit army.
to =IMAM TO= WiTiourmial
r i r d peattk• at Diatbard. Shoe whit 414174 Wel
e d wtaerr bath &laded apagattoa nay bad
474adt• Umbt Irsts mad ittrou a on. ak Oa mew
dans es have la ms hat boa %tb a abata ie l
nu. : aa u Dim*
or CM dattaatit Dattary and: Alt thaw
'Wag the auTkas at • good awl nabob Darks
EU do well to all sad scatalt • ,• • •
JAMS' B. LIMB D: D. 5..
Nan zina sing
ot, Do. 0. LING.
bastmas No. 47 dabbled 04,Pltattaraa.
STANDARD MILITARY WOPLILSI
O. B. tafeatry Tactic& Aatbarizad *Utica.
Otihaas's Manual Au Voleatests.
Won% Infantry and Me Tactics.
. Soott's lelhatiT Tootles. 3 vela.
YoeWhites Bayonet ltzerche.
Itlegetrary's ArSitlei7 arid Weary.
Antonini es 11113 artillery.
Cooke's U. S. Canby Tactics. vole.
CowOa ride maw ler Courts KeitiaL
The Company Ulna, ceatahain lostractleae tae
rH y te er ts nili e lag
alb.'
Pl iri • 00.. 56 Wood et.
YES AND JIALIt—Ds. Buzz pays
pasticaiss Windom to the ttehtmeet al
oerao DISSMIRA the 11411 tad Wl} opt.
Won OnklittOr. imattlNT 11111kIte. AsTIII
IAL PUPIL, Imes AISITIOULL =Wood
treats sal I,NIPULItIt &TWIT MOH also AMID
aod diestele etheling the Le sad
hi= Lasho&
we WS
CZNTEAL ?SAWA,
armor 194 amt Mena Alkquiv,
GDR •.. KELLY. Proprietor
peuzaas MA. WM._
PAM? mapiatillie,
aThiddins pnwilemlif ev3stsW .
ingsms d r."l
bi Oil. answad sid Weans VW
Mad
m . WTAIrf )n/A
AND OTEIIII/3,
Shoal rill and supply thowiehoo with
S": 17 TS,
LIWi COLLIS&
PAPAS OOLLAST,
TED R EW SW= COLLARS,
EGIONING CATS,
831,DISES' DIIIBIIIIO OASTS,
Anti all Anariptlois of
IIISNISHING GOODS,
Macrum & Glydds,
78 KRAUT STREET, .
Bows= imp= ozolhosown.
AT RETAIL.
NV SHADES,
BUN 17DIBRZLLAS,
GVIPUU L&011.
BDIDNII[!Iti
LAOR COLLARS,
ZOMILITZ OIIITII,
ossmApuss
CRAPE ilitt,p9,
BONN= 111131101113 I /LOWilla,
KUM' I GOILDBZWB HAM
BMA 8110111 HATE;
HIND DE1158713,
HOOP OILIETS . ry
00112TTO,
HILTS,
STOCKINGS,
And a yea camp Itha at
LINN!! H•NDKIIIROBILIB,
ME 0 R N IC'S)
77 and 79 Market Street.
G •
lIIPURS. LAOS SHAWLS;
WILLA. BRAWLS;
MINOR MEM;
DILI BRAWLS;
MACK i /AM AUKS;
BEIXTLARD BRAWLS;
s► natiotil Fla.
•
BILL &OM&
BILK 012110111428;
BILL MANT161111; -
MOTH MOMS:
CLOTH 01BCTIMARS;
BA21101840QIISB;
ELBICIE IltanTLll3
'MIMI DAIL &SKS;
LIMN BIAPIUNB;
MT= DOILIZS;
DLLOIE UNENANNI;
TAND WLDN 134110 Y SILICS;
0.10,1008,f:ola 10c,, d;
- GINGHAM!, al l priase
SOSIMED DIIISS GOODS, and
ETCH. CLOTH AND 81:1104111 •ANTLYE
♦t Muted pilot% st _ •
.21 FIFTH STRILET.
CHKAPI OHBAPI OHJEAPi
WM I lISW I WIWI
33.41.14.33..E1PVE3 ,
59 Market Street.
SA.CGLITEISI
CIRCULARS.
m. A. 1 T MI Ella
DRESS DRODS,
0101.11111 THAN MIL
N. B.—Pciarrivwx are MD PRIORI
14 21
pANTB GOODS,
. M. Burchfield's.
101 Ir CLA/181YKRZ8;
°Rare do,
Do. LID /JA • PANT STUFF;
11A11811134.121, pima and phis;
LINZN 01EX015
Biotru LISUB
170TIVIADIA, kw Pantr,
amino oAssupuse
risrucair .‘34llsam:Ta7ppih
Il ia= sum's ULOTR
TIMMS; ,
A. 4 • tan solartmont of Goods at oar: description
an loads sad oditog
r -Cheap fbr
To ARRIVE TODAY,
600 PIECES
PARIS P47/10,ONGS•
•• •
MMM
g 8 Balk Rj:o
- 4
4-
MACAU& .i. 040144%
.72 MLRUT BTIIIIIIT,
II•hnon Itattb sdlimed.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
, MIMI&
EATON, MACILII3IIII
N0n."17 as 19 Fogg 1•:n .
' JobEat~¢d Yw~~.,..
11311011, 21108111.
i hllmaita.m. of '
NULL RAINS AND ADVon:.
TM kris paw via* ow utak In» w..' , 1 1 +
ambles as a fan Ana amasa
OODITAT taa
ICILLIAVA
PADDIMIN sad allabs 04 is aa
MHZ NM I rOOLMA
WillainT,R111011; - " -
,t «0«
paTox, swam a am,
Jon ' Esallultamfa
COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS AND
IMAM DRAMA at tbe city and . =
boning tons% szs tospoottally foiled to
oor stook at
BJIBHOIDIRIi
lONS, HOSIERY A GUMS%
RESSONS. BUOILTS,
LAOIIOOODs. llNAtkosisalLS Jt
NITS, MISTS, oOsSET%
BAIN AND SUN
,
BUTTO IIIIERELL NS,
THUP
I NM
sill artlclss Inane IlassiStidoul.
And the' ruins!
Is our Whole
third doers, •
the ankles on •
• MU ham all •
od forilltios
and pz:Icoo oflvOur
D. 81/lACalill
Dtlmo}.
_Between Tout
REDUOND P.1210.1M1
BRIM DIMIIRAELS AND ORLI
DRY GOODS
Jut 'valved it
LAZA WABOY CO.'S;
no =num um% Antony
STJPEBIOR HOOP SKIM 1
Osborne t Cbsennatt's An= aid Impala] Goren
Do do Quaker BUM -
Do do Bxlirt Gore Patisannat
=
Wats and extra tour. ter large eland and tall
The Ormolu Draped, or hatch BUM
A full line of Bradley's kids always on band.
BATON, 10•0111:111 it 00.,
013 • Bat and 19 TM stmt.
524 UM.8K1141412—.11. an •
choice nivottinant of BILE • 08AX
BU UNLBESLLAD, at lowtet postai plai, to
who/oats and retail Kw; at
TATON, ILIORIM A 00./4
dIMUII=IM.,r7'S.
ir=I , MEDRMIH THISATEB.
KIM, lka., &a
Pan= as Abszslos—Prlysto Sons, 000 Us.
itior m Print' Doz. 111 oo I Pial.P• sal DEng
Chat% 60 amta I wily waft Wean I
Ward Salem $6 astta i Oolond Box^ 50 mai
Gallos! IS casts.
M' Owing to the alums with which int night's
parkwzaanos was rewired, the management Wig
warranted in repeating it.
THIS fluaelast Nvieriza,
WDI be presented, the mew three net dame of
The Daughter of the Union I
vuo
~..—.OlOll/101T/A.
To owl - ago with the thrilling &mad= opothbolo of
MEHL; or,the Wild Norm of Tutary.
KAZIPPA. Ant time ..ANTI' TBZILLIS.
AMA's ?WM
WASTED.-200 Mu
L A w l: Trino, on the Use of tb• Wait,Onalla end
3•11•111 . Talley Railroad, Layman County a lass%
W hi r. in 60 psr day and prompt mm
l o r
p. m , wrintazusoundrar
Ha* mrillgtodpar
VITANTED.—S6O . • Nonni—We want
_ Asaam p : s asaatb, szponne NU
one y es, Oriental Bersats, and
'Wm paw, mord mid cork= 'nicks. Mesa W.
Was seatfirs. A.44lzese. •
• •• • • •T SHAW A. CILAS,X. Biddeford, Its.
WANTALL-476 A noun 1-1 want to
hfro pa rdi Wawa coantrat irta a masa.
ium to ma say ant Ghillie tanalnitni
op
Addruoi 5. MAD
mytalutmeT Alffid.4l7l*.
AUCITOW H4LEH.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUEND
TUBS AT AIICTIO9.-11111/BDAY 1103.1.
IPO, jatie dish, st 10 o'clock precisely', at No. 6
Hence* street, (nest Perry Hotel,) will to sold,
without norm se the tastily is retnoelog from the
city, the entire leasehold Torntehment or raw and
superior Walnut lcumitore, Carpet', ao., crespelitng
Marble Tap Cleats* Table, els. lois that Chats. Bola
test Arm Bocter, Spring hest Sots, W hat.lat,Quer
tette Table, Plain and Marble Top Driselagßareens,
Ottentsas. let Back , Coln neat Cadre, db. lecher,
large Walnut Estonian TOW Bedsteeds, leak
Wands. two Bra:eh' Carpets, /twain do., Hall sad
Stair Brawl. de.,Chember Met Hall Oil Cloth,
Transparent Blinds, letratees and ilia:tee.
Kitchen Utensils, to: Special 'laxities Is celled to
ads side, the articles being a an but a few mein.
Terms soh, par lands.
/92 0
T. A. 1100111LLAND_.
piiNSIONI3, BOUNTY, BLOT PAY,
a. rams=,,
Allonieril-Las mid OW. Apr;
iff0.111111 . 31711 11TB7IT,Pitiaburigh4Ps.
nom '°° fts Omaha
4 =tI I IIOLDIMS al nay dna
tlea ; 130IIIV lar all
QM, 011=101111.
=BEM PRIMO= Widow; Parade, Clobia
flblklrto.ncolhati at Mho bpi riser
ssalatlyea of than t sa i d
nladtas;
ban dad la the survisk at
base dad attar tram dinars casteaddid
obaiiiiltitn ooD 814 no lOW WM be
unwed =Omits litsisiD is tellitbrui
Deer= IlLusiumeencaathroxitim;
lesiblegtoa, D. (11.. 116 leaf
A LL MEN WHO DSBIRE.TO JOIN
.Dlll. say pettleolez anima cillby mein Ums
sae. eeesby ootborboll aulletaaa se
Noy Me dubs Do nut ibberboys to the Boort
of • Illuolisealt In tbs& reibro Districts.. TM
Doled doll magas Uwe, sod dieneabso neatbeir
Incen be tbm, Imeeloo; sal Illoued to be Is, ski Per
wee lionbil of tbi Dielitlet *all ills thes ebbe.
=lobes to Die speed memento; at tho
of Dr AL:banned Medial Gemini
of Do elate. Al 000fteetbiy ppramtt6.mrttw 1;
Das gaud roadirmros tbry *ball be Italy eoe
bye oustaelag mad Wombs oteate, oat veld ty
Um Übe bounty Amid by law.
JAWS ii:Tar,
Proust Plat#olol/AraL
IBs—Of all loads.
is mean* meth= and lorp, fir MI. 51 25h2d1
lake White inth Ind naming, labia& a Inns
50 do gyr 0.
o: '
25 Mods. dorm
1122 14 sobs bms by "a. Chseur. lllDWl) EURLICIL2O/54
IS Dimas
SOLDIERS' BONDS worm),
316110113 1 8 &MUM HOU,
No. us 111 TE mum.
WAGONS AND CARTS 808 SILL
yin baad end mite to mike Oh
-Weis et WAGONS; CUM. DRAYS. 1511:111111 -,
mow. wasitoinnws itiO won
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