ETI 11 UM ehdeldiglsillisediettioteelee”ft wbiete biO ti1d1, 1 410,094 9 tkeICAPTIP IdA ler ,one,„ intent( t•? . tesui l Vour our • dill itiarritlieif any lon '.'' l ' .s ; twe'*Stirtee'Lhave r s nein ifolletMthis east essuetreainee Dirdereaketief indepeodenSTA i rM and Appetite etetes sahiintti and 'Vireinfreep 177776'i ' 3 iftfon of - Washldgifbift Ad difitudatidtt; otenited *tie:he* in most inistruifel edr nil erasion of.altialtrovetninen‘i4Fdlit nee; to ISOOrther* Xeidtlith.oo.4 4 (9 4 F l4. Usti%) of John Adams , Lit was a reigri terror fiom, beginnlit' to: end rit'was I 141 0 1 of ttrililbr; toci;. e teelhiteof 'terror thretighent- Alike Causal y. Newspapers wirelifeeeed. , theeourts , Were Oterinteis the alien_ and sedition lass were pfsed . ,, a lag l o , r a e s wag s • r n w e of r vtobn'ce that i ]Gap sub ditch was tilidfriVont df 'power:load kept out of jointer 'fistni ISO° :till 1&50....-- Dcriegithat long period ot time Dere* !iid any wenn try prosper ,as this,ocunter, 13 )4, prospere,d.., The, South topk W oblongs of emigration .over the Vhatiiihoiieheolo the Coosa the tifississippr, on tolhe Names end the Rio Grande, and orested.tursigrieukure which, subjected to-it all the euriksed. nations of the earth. 2‘iortiorti spectac le of co-operative industry wu ever present ed. The North preseeted enegnallybeau. tiful spectacle. The columns of etnignio• tin *robed on beyond the lakes to Min.; nesota, to lowa, to Wisconsin. arid *to the Rocky mountaina,, Euriegislf, thee time, Virginia and ifugailinsetts cpmbltied to- gether in the spirit of 'Wiwi:di:4ton and Jef ferson`and Madison-end thenldir ton. By. the.. secession of Ale_ 1860, the reign from 1706, to 1800 ,WPa r o, stored, sad Hassisehusetts.i*Ciune rugien4.l ant in this Government again. Every pith of hers is traced now in blood , and "1 monuments of her: destrectiveneu are-to be found on hundreds •of bettlaiields, North. and South. • A million of. human beings sacrificethinneeesserily- bribe hoki. , can't of that administratkire.- 'lourtbous-I aud millions of debt upon us and our pos is the legacy of thatadmitistratied. How long this war is to exist I knout not, but in God's mime let me implore those men who have control of this flov ernment to take the' reins 'end ehd it as soon as itossible. . You hive. illimitable, power ; you. have thelitecutive ypu have three-fourths of . the Senate you have twenty majority , here, in this „body, It you will give the conservative men the power in this Grovernm*ent, iy Mort or September, or certainly.* October next; we will end this .war, and we. will restore the. Union. • . We,. hold rou ro that issue; W.e give you till Septeinber or October ti•xt to mid this war and" to restore 'the Folio* •ent loin 'programme . i wept' cer-Constitutional remonstrances, but accomplish what you have „underta. ken. Enter not into ;ado issues. Make no such =wicked divyrsions as that which you have just made in , Florida, under Gin. 4ilimore, for the purpose of sending eome twOldessaehusette maw from Florida to the ,United Stetes Senate, or • RePrulfuta •tiTea to this ICouse—a diversion made solely for political purposes; btit concen trate your truden Into one solid' column 'and end this' ear. ;- Cease to make it a writr for 'politics. If you will not-rneke it • war for ibe uniop, make it a war for the restoration of peace as soon u posrl. bk.:. In the name of philanthropy, In the - ninte . iir the :Prince bT Patios, I appals! to you to exert th powers which you have immediately to his war- Protract it not, beyond the. Presidential election for politOal purposes. Enter not upon such -a system of settlement and agriculture as • this. ' ' The freedmen's bill, ai it Is called is not worthy of thnpraotical mind of. *la' . sachuSetts. It hs.rWy.sould have swum*. lid from,* Massachusetts mind, and the, - iintleinari whit' introduced it tells us that herb's - Consulted with others: It has nen. ildassaebesetts swam It must have mum !testi/lowa of the freedmentsoommission ; . perhaps from Robert Dale Dweo, for the_ bill, itself •is so socialistic, Fourieristip, • Oirknistic, ergkla, .(cot erritticl beg the • reporters to' bear • that 'in mind). • The whole sekettliib one of .ttioney-making—: the whole scbbme Lome for the ;motile black rsee.by northern masters. But if, in the wise ,of humanity, you are acting fort these neit•oes, intrtuce some more practical n 1611414: with ut 'reneolidating and eenhidising,all - the polvers4or this Goveranswat. : Do not abandon this beau- ..tifuLtltaory of *ales, and. convert Ahis Goiersktnent into consolidation and Citt z traiisa: a, solely for the itionej-making PorpasO Ihla - Mike It practical; "'Make sertfilgfportter Ho not %woo the federal , dreamy with it-6 Lit is 4eke • OW* oliteekt. es, ia>l6t thogrot . .94v, Gov . enteteltt.. Wto have 0 9 mo re right to feed and support negroes titled welters to reid I and auppeolevitate man:" The tMhg Whet writtee'fit ''theKCbestitutiim. mot - written.tw. -imam nature. are: to I..advaace the. pay et oweeklaitbe...ei:my, makethens. es you ma white&;4o 4 eno, support their , wives - and 'children. - Give the negro eight or nine dalTirs enionth, and iabtritift the othei four or live dollars 'for the' toppers or his wife -and family. _ Bat here le mill the cost* of Jehiah no loan cia fame% Oe.-Po*bii 42"t•1t1-!L I protest against my constituent° . will taxed for it. I protest in the name of the kbotiref tote' It the lame of the • winking:M - 111.6f the'Novth. 'Mite of the capitilist s tl the'North.-' . 1 protest. • holnstit to the name of the white *omen and chtlitiesi Of the North.: Borden not ' the Treasury with thesuppOrt of Southern imgroew. If it be a mere scheme - of 'pbil anthrbpy believolencel"Will contri bute to it; adooSdleg to my niesiiidts Much as any' other- genttenalw itilti:caitstrlbuite ; but coin Wet to the 'lvedMif Treeintry ;for' the sußppri and sustenance of the neEro people; I ' theivfore 'propose' to 'offer 'a fescilotion tbitthis bill be recommitted to the 'Select COMierlitee on emancipation with directions, to report a bill for organik ligitisysteut" fcnti the care and reed - Won - eateenipitegi'lltinons; whieh , shall not bititiew the ?reseal. • I Submit that pro poidtiOn• " ' Lamr, 'Esq.; it ; . Wasituv=-Tb• War' rug Zagir contains the' following hatietiag „petit* of _thli !iota* doliterid lethat bciroogh, ~ ~* iteali4: tirst i ag6;4 l B. W: Laos, /164. • W 6, Ws !kin, Mr; L. far Nato, yam, aid to. twits, Ms as tab of the arestlaleatelipetk% " 3 110111 in Wotan' Peassylvan* ii, let ikura . 4 - 000 1 1:40 kari ' 1141 kw aotalitek hhaselfwa , will As, : the odieeolon to whisik,AkiZ6igte , . What*. Me Daly neeila-tkwoPPoiteelt/. to • ' .414016 in to take kir plan /man Ike fors. spwaid6tOthi State. But; to the tepees 0001=11111111 r -... . . •!aiik, wis real i g. a,goaeatit, ao well au seal -., Me enotolikso of mileoldi 4 ASty, or - Tos. e d , * g ra , e all ,tlifigi s ! ~DiCoitortititi sad ' r,',,, e wOtthi, Om ,e 4, wisde,ii , 111 6064 ti thof to' of cue 1;olort, TI, y . " " 10M . ' i Bat - al iani . t &OW'S! V oititts, " te r m I t "WI * Mr. Leo', trot ,only Jil•lnns Abe • 61st theitiiiii•ms to lbeloatrotiblifia ' theta' ont When ocoa o-- dot 'env Be w vied lianas% a wand, ‘.l.ll4i t amis !Mir. '• i • ==l , Ls 4 laij,iiikiiitimmitaitorier 4 4 OnIiMAII . bill on. Glea.l3aztoa was alude • areived is•lfa pet feminist it. The or.otellind eO. Iblir mien was tv • .04miiii4 Irk# titegialnis lima Waal. )4# WAblytesti.olor thew the fiewsiews sLo of taw dieffiii"in 4*. kr , iind 'Wont' 11611111 4 ther 'bad •Weri&i .nos Batton, • aw.ibislaii ar ilhcinamgrally titthe vats-, . - !--vvilite Mar Ash be I" WW Lib sasointeed cuisaohotr ui ; mai WON %di 0f414 ,40 '2' 2 / 40 11 1 01161 /..tibialaiareisidielislas -.le 5 lvervale the ilpsesst4t tiii i blia 4,41 as av! • f .2 vt )1: ; APV.I trey . tca a 2.4 ' In vow of tb 4 0 •Iin8 Aix - 1 41.4. Oath& "-Honest should noLittrobsaged4lo4_ ,be 1 1b • ileiririddi esils attention to She fat Mot when Ile. Liskoein Ina a etet4l4•lot for the best*, erin 1860rhe soinettee•Cgolt "it 0444 is ulna sane Wise • sigyhabewl.!,°; Ut PA., E=l • ,'L ‘l4l,9otniti! Siesier' or the Ditia DC9ll4til .had frlP4 l o4Ft ' act 0 - 3 AiWs. P 1, 4 1 4.1 1 ! soo4_ as a;neAT -11602111040 ':dish111 1 4.";:. 'fhb Norfolk gill' EON, sid lie 'says 64'0 profits will he "those wbotre ieyartihr the sense of the word as undendood .by, 1314114"-r4sehorot .ifitiek taw*, qtli. Bithwitoir' fair 'specimen' 'Of %sk bhristian (ti Abenibbler The artfoles fit his-paper ars headed "Gone to Ball I" " Three infernal lies Pr " The , villainous plergy," 0 -114,11' Pits fOr-the Rebels," Am, -k - piotwinan, surely. , • OLD Asa'. proclamations come about as thick and fast as the old Mexican Pro nunciamentoes, &Oa are worth just about as much.—Ertliangs. • lust as much, solar as benefltthlig the side they are intended to help, you rrobably mean. Unfortunately, they are •of great advintage to the rebels. ' ' ' Ware Bezexu., in I! sermon 'on t• Heroism," related the case of an way , officer, who .maved over • $BO,OOO, which law he might keep, but, which he handed over to the Governmeat, end did notthink there wasanything of merit he the, aot. Will W. B. swear to that etory ? A BoLT _ rziasitaimn.=—The Erisinuri Dssacrat, the leading Republinen organ west °Oho Mississippi. girls the following emphatic warning to the Lincoln wire. Pullers' • • ' a high-handed atteano t0,..,1* made to fora Mr. Lincoln's nomina tion upon that oonrention, the attemt will necessarilly bigot rook for whi ,'snd for whatererdisastroue consequences flow from it, tkese desperate *Meiners wily be held responsible." Dratbeartfc Natrona. Cotrifturnott.•The Common - Council of Chicago have passed a swigs' ' oT patriotic resolutions; ieturning "Thinks to the National Committed for iti selectiOn of Chicago as a place of -meet ing of its Convention." The hospitalities of the city are extended to the Conven tion, and "gratification" is expressed "at the assembling of the delegitse of a 'vent and pattiotio pitrty in our midst . on the itition's natal diy . ." Several Republican m - e - mbers of the Council - voted for the raolationi: les „Tor TrAii—an able and inde pendent Republican psper--in speaking of "miscegenation," (easel/pixilation of the races,) say'--" We dare say that our read ers will be surprised, as we, are, to learn ; die "stout to which this disgusting theory edroictes among the extreme Abo litionists, and how far and fast it is becom ing a prominent article in their creed:" such be the Act, it will not be long until the ides is triple* cardinal dogma of the entire Republican. party. The !'-ex treme Abolitieuiets". are Shit *own_ of the opposition ;- they go ahead and boldly cut out the rad, thi si>ealled. Nionserea tiyes," ..like it flock of- timid sheep, soon Mow, . . Tas 'Chicago' pbuferin contained one to which ; all DimOcrats would be ici-sUbioribe. it to the pre*. ezdidioliii S izilion. 'lt is as follows' t" thai the jisill 'view with idiim the reckless extravagance Which pervades deptirtitrimt of the federal govern nient tbat a i return to rigid economy and .asoonniability, is inclispenssble to arrest the systestuulo plunder of the pa lls tosasury by favored partisarui ; • while the meant suiftling developments of !muds ind corruption at the-federal me tropolis show that an entire .change of ad ministration is demanded. Vlbtlutfe no doubt but that there ere ann.Y• ,RoPubiloatul Wip? Toted this plank to 1860 Who will vote for the, Pain .ollnitiO Presidential candidate to ; effec t the same °Weak. vis 2, to get rid of an • Ad. minietretiow notoriously oorruk and vut one in ire place pledged to reform. Porevary single• sin - of extravaiptioe and corruption in the Buchanan idminiatra• Lion the present party m power.* gull ty of• a hundred. Where Dmistiorate then stole hundreds, Bepublimas are now stead= trig millinni ~ tlza citizen' 'will remember that when glimernor 'Se mour called the Stentioi of the Preildent .the*autialottidiScrhigt tiooi against f ow-York city in thei quotas which were Assigned ender the draft of July 70863, he was bitterly and Coarsely assailed by.' the administration press especially the Den and Zilisti. The latter paper took the trouble to give a lot of bogus statistics going to, show that the metropolis was delinquent in the' matter 1 'alrilsiostroops. when the facts were quite the other way: But these vexed qUestiont hare been settled officially. Thep ommis: 1 aka appointed by_ the War Pepartment I thus justify _the pretests made by Gond. nor Seymour:. ' Jim amsmiesion, ,after a full investiga iioa end in view of all the facts elicited, ruit unanimously of the opinion that the 1 :enroVesist in the Saito of New-Y4l4tis inv. : perfa anatimanss,. tromeive in somi dig: bids and peal* too amen in others. and mei* ammo* thr ciliss V 241 , -.l* sad. ihooifys,, end arpecially as comptr with' other States, and cannot be re lW upon al 011 \ s',l ancleqcntable basis for the aidga -bieti of the quota of • the , State. if Ilew sY rer enlong the immildistrinte thereof., _—T fitealiter enlisrabiii . iriini' Vow &ail 'brligt"Bills' nein Mobile: • Our. fleet opened a tratMatiout - Ikon ; ?et Powell on the morning of , the Sid, ult., and ft.was thought ilk eoald.not bold out /env. The relag:" . .ans Tennessee pow Iles ander thoprotectoon of the guns of Fort Morgan.. , The 'women std Children were - being regisorsd from the city: Admiral Tarrant on board the Calhoun;•wan in tide a. Dauphin Islan nd teld Siartind was at Skip ai s lend, bury mike wostaf Yobile. An attectican our A block s git In. satictillatik Mid Shit the - bel !eifitsrlirtibn , irs odd nide. ail Iliittftlen:' l.l • ,,, i. 4 ~ ._.,, J el.t:,:t! , 1 I , '3 —. , 4". , .. e - :.a 1x—,,.. sti Odes? ,,, It behooves every ettlighteneti friend of the country to see that this, which is t " r lati in ' . ptesi ne `I e •1 o . t,,: is of t i . . • au ina ... .it ' is- I es. I - alh)ii.../p. Ivi .'. 4 , dern to . - 'clic alb .e,. Re .. , - ne%as.., -to-what...44y will-de- with aIALv44- ,fter . . I: s2 h:lfiri I , 4 l 4tuallY<l, ,that .elieT siwingtharirtoruckw pauclasiom at will give them control of the aptiaft. " 4/OL ARUM k.l &Ala 6 1 /1••• m•F. eonductedobiftSitePalsglelftirleeli4o such result. • • * - • 1 The i,Lggisoiii4i lots the opie to decide- in. this election is, wh 4fie Republidart - Arty has - given - Ovidentiet, due ' ihnpresidential terns ?emit twies- LDS , , pive, of abilitfluid,cspilitytii`r.t . tsortilho , Union. Illitoy We not: iisee„sunieci a ii men nor s canted omens uo goTern went tieforisiwiehied in/sources:- If they have cnot:-anobseded. they clumat'Plead 'that.theY have not hied a fah-trial: obloney, men,- the command of the 840:icily: In naval architecture and in gunnery, the isivantage„ofAmpting aga!nilke , Po9Plll. whose main industry mu encited in VW* ducingi'grekt - thicle of: foreign 'tap*, and whose Wit necessity ii a foreign than . ket, hnd this 'pea ter hemmed in bye blockade, mithOUt"st.Fts7 9 11 i s i sfoclifois . to create one-,with this extreerd/nary com bination of advantage* the administration hail failed only bt reason of Mil It may be said, indeed, *that, our arms have made great progress. /fiat who, with out renoancing all claims ;to Solidity of judgment, can say that thliiirogress has been at all proportionate : ' to its costf East of the Alleghenies, theater has been, on the whole,' a sad failtirei . We have made s'faii indentations into the rind of the , rebellion on the Atlentic slope ;. but RiChmond and Charleston Still bid iss dos Hance, and the vast belt of territory stretching from the Potomac , to the Cape Sable remains, with the exception of a few hundied square mike, in possession 'of the rebeli. L this success! We do not; ask if , it is success proportioned to, Use enormous scale of our expenditure, but is it not_prepostaroni to consider it as success at all/ . Washington has been almost constantly menaced ; the invader has been twice upon our soil in great force; and no longer ago, than last sum mer the safety of our great, Atlantic cities depended on the issue of a Biagi* .battle. That battle was, by fieree and vigorous fighting, decided in our favor; but since then, east of the Alleghenies,. we have gained absolutely nothing!: To settle down in exhaustion and impotenCe after vepel ling a formidable invalloU, gives but fee ble promise of that complete conquest of the enemy's country which is the object of the war. ~~ . , - in the West, .where our. generals have been further removed froM the blunder- Ing urmilkures of the adOnistration, our success has been more proportionate to the vut scale of our expenditures. But even in the West our pins are es yet so, insecure that one pea rebel victo might change the whole face of affairs,. If Grans should be beaten by Johnston, and .Tennessee be thereby recovered by the rebels, our most important advantages in the West would be ahnost annihilated. While matters remain- in such a state that a single battle might dispossess us of a great part of what we have gained, exul tation is premature, and preparations to Administer upon the estate of the dead rebellion absurd. If we get through the spring campaign without heavy disasters Washall owe little thanks to the administration. They have 'trifled away the fall and winter in Venti lating crude abolition follies and in press dent-making ; and the 'Spring campaigns are opening with inadelitate preparations. * • • The adnimistration has no kee -1•. , . sight; all, its chief movements are forced upon it by the preparations or the succes ses of the rebels. It fatind out, all of a sudden. itilbestAiluer ortstn, that it needed six hundred thousand more men than it hail anticipated tht, enlistments: spring, when it put a stop to enlistments; The draft last year wits ordered close on the heels of a rebel invaalan. The draft ordered for gas spring results, from an =- expected discovery of the great extent of the rebel preparations daring. the win ter. An administset4 which ,ia never wise till after the event, which is Perpe tually • making recementationa that the war is near Its Wage. (allowing them up by, such enormous Calls for new troops as pros* than unfoanded ; an adminis. Aragon which gives these constant prop& that it neither understands the present nor tees an inch berate its nose into the future. Is itusapable'. of restoring the Union. But an the Republican party Substitute a better? A large utitiority of the party can discover no clearer way out of our difilculties than to 4-elect Mr. Lincoln, and keep in the seine set of incapables that have so long managed the war. The dissentients do not'S go outside of Mr. Lincoln's cabhutt for a candidate. They do not promise to Tut into the govern. ment any greater wisdom than is already in it. The, chief point of superiority claimed for Mr. CluMe is that he is • more ',reliable abolitionist; which, if it were a merit, would only place him in relation with questions to arise after the war, not demonstrate his incapacity to manage it. ' The Republicans hate been making pert) , capital for the last six months, out of the idea that the rebellion is about to break down from exhauatian. For it to end fro& such a mule mould reflect little ore. dig on the idminidriaon,'Whioh ought to hare recovered' tb revolted territory by napery vie, ltlitd - rifweilth to 'itiliviate . the - har4M'ofSilt tales. Bat we fear that the expectation of *easy conquest this spring - is a delusive dream. We hive no dim litirar will run intd the' next idiniuM and if 'that ad oa , then, firewell„ a `l4inig - faiewell .4 the *AL . of Pay, '1 Orphans, II Um '• • . dims ua re. OS hisioastsiteeittiee.. At. Ake., caa be proonrokiby the Widtn and Was of those who hive . service of the tlekedlOtetes ; Oho, by sad Uwe* Wit. ' are fijoblad by vow( eslved or diossai einkrie*, upoWepplit lo' a' P. GIUMTI4 Ltieised Unitary Rost Chiba -Avow. Ogles la the Cloakapt Outwit Beer, Wrigdat's Mask. eerier, sad .Ififtk AL, (seder the Dire* Am: ;M.N./ i s! . . ,•- 7. 111' Ell ppri•eners traeshipped for Americus, Ght, Ns 4y 3.000 him sinufs,r, lisen.ciept, sod there are accommodations for 6,000...: . fro:nrt North: Caches, ece threttening, iudicating that the rebel government has taken Strong inesiniutes to crush out the 'Union sentiment its the State, and to recover possession of the territory, now.held by ea..- Some lack of confidence in Qui moult .la indicated, by r the dispatches. :—The Rebel paperi admit that at the' ' battle of Mites,. Florida, their farce en gaged 'consisted of eleven'regiments •of infantry, four battalions of cavalry, and three batteries of artillery, while our own was not:eta toltrathiedi Or ht. -, Atioth er account „seta down the Rebel loss at about 300 killed and wounded. —By our advice' from. Hilton Head we bear of the final abandonment of the Florida expedition. . Jaoksotiville is to be held, but the bulk of the troops have been withdrawn to their old quarters. Twelve hundred Union soldiers have been saori ficed, but Mr. Lincoln has not secured his three electoral voter. Nor 'relit. Hays' prospects for a membership in the neTt Congress flattering. --A dispatch receives by Gen. Fisk, at St., Louis, a day 'or two since, orings news that Capt. Johns, of the3d Missouri State Militia Cavalry, on Feb: 22d, Intercepted, near Poplar Bluffs, Butler Co., Mo., a-rebel train, and destroyed a large 'quantity of powder. shot, lead,' caps, !bullets, ac:, be sides shot-guns and 'rifles, and a large quantity of corn. The command, also killed in the Skirmish two jay hawkirs, and bad one man slightly wounded. - The Washington correspondent of the Mese says it is now welt: ascertained that the expenses of the war and the ,wants of the Government will require, in addition to moons from other sources, that the in ternal taxe shill yield fully t. 000,000,000 for the next &Cal year. There is no dotig. ing this necessity. —The Rebels have captured threelsmall vessels in Chesapeake Bay One 'of !them is the side-wheel stonier S. P. Thomas. employed as a' dispel& steamer between' Fort Monroe and Cherrystone Inlet. The other two were tugs—the Titan and the lola--41sployed in running between the same points. .The party making the cap tures were in a schooner, which is suppos ed to have come out of the Rappahannock. They boarded the steamer and compelled Capk_Wetistar to give bonds to the amount of-PO.OOO, and then released her.-.. They stole 31,100 from the CipiCAn. —nut Gs:onus Orr I—lt was but a few days ago that the departure of the Confed erate steamer:Florida, from a French port, was announced,' to resume her depreds. lions on opr !ocean commerce, and now, the Asia brings us intelligence that her consort, the Georgia; has left Brest, doubt less to engage in the same Infernal work. We suppose the Rappahannock will be the next:to leave. Why not? If the Entree ror allowed her companions to re-fit, why should she be detained f • Depend upon it, she will not be,-*--N. Y. Expreu. —All was quiet at Jacksonville on the 2d. Reenforcemsnta were rapidly arriv ing. and General Seymour's position was sufficient to repel any attack. Oar troops are outside the town, some of them at a distatto•of eight miles. 'Flags of truce had communicabid with the Rebels for the pur pose of endeavoring to obtain our wound ed. The request was refused. The main' body of the 'enemy is encamped between Ten Mile Run and Baldwin. The Rebuts admit their lots to be enormous. some set,. ting it as high as 2,000. On the 27th. a small skirmish occurred between our Cav airy and the Rebels near Comp Finnegan. The Rebels 'had five wounded. None of our men were hurt. ' Gen. Gillmore arriv ed at Jaoksonville on the 29th —Gen. Meade was examined yesterday before the Conduct of the War Commit tee, about the orderve to the army at Gettysburg to retre atthe close of the first days fight. His explanations and al legations led to the issuing of a summons to Gen. Butterfield to come to Washington and testify upon the issues of responsibil ity, do., made by Gen. Meade's evidenOe. It should , be no secret that the more earn est members of the Committee, supported by high officials, hare made powerful ap peals to the, President, within ten does, to remove Meade from the command of the Army of the Potomac.—Monday's —Cincinniati telegrams say that die patches-from • Chattanooga indicate that the Rebels are pressing ow lines. Our ad vance has been withdrawn from Tunnel Hill to Ritiggold. —There is nothing new from Charleston. The bombardment is still continued _with good effect.. - The Rebels replied akiriter.. teals, but rarely doing injury: ...Widen's like to believe' that the fol lowing story 'is tine, although' it may be: On the 14th of February a Clompanytif. the Ist Mississippi Union (colored) Infantry was surprised near Grand Lake, Milo.. by a Company of Rebel guerrillas wearing Un ion uniform, and all, but two were kilted. Some of the negro,* were pinned to the ground with bayonets; others had their brains knocked out, and others were shot • through the head while on, their-knees begging for quarter. The guerrillas esca ped without losing a man. This is report. ed upon the authority of the Clerk of the steamer Pringle.-21455m. , —is clever plot for the release or the rebel prisoners at Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, was discovered a few days ago. Sus picion was excited by the rebel Gen. Basil Nuke's withdrawal of - his parole and hies demand to be sent back to prison. •He was watched, end's general search unmask ed a plan Jar ovirpowering the guard by a general rush and fight. The prisoners had armed themselves with short knives, with blades four and five Isolas long, sharpened on beck and edge on the prison stones. One of John, Mors brothers swore bitterly at the MUM of a file from his boots. The whole batch will be more strictly guarded in future, and will enjoy fewer facilitierfor arming themselves. - -The President of the United Stake on Thursday afternoon, to forne)igyjsresent ed Major Gen. Grant his ion as Lieutenant General. The ceremony took place in the cabinet chamber; In the ireti ewe of the entire cabinet. It is not on dentecid what relation Gen. Grant will beer to the Potomac Army. he repast its the London limning Post that France was renewinil negotie. lions with ia view to a tson of the rebels by Great Britain and Franee,'and in cased the , ftilure of a negotiation then for Flame to eat alone is pronounced by the State" &pertinent entirely mond**. —The recant raid of Gen. • L4.aUitsic • disclo s eds the fist that the Railroads in the 'WARY Of Richmond hare ; b ee relaid,— at several T points, cersaialy—with $ 'first quality ofand several piles of new tans were destroyed last week by our troops, laid by the roadside fat nee , when neeessar~. Where did the rebels 4et• the new :al ? —Thelatist news ooseernimg Aspirate Alabama is from Hong Kong to .Tan. 18 . Up to that date, nothing in addition so news was known about. bee. All A:wpm shipping fa Mime lesion OE isoboorats. Soiled a meet. log, "Asa ,vent , 104 a ofimPletti;*igasisitles; .andirepared fetal& reeeptloa. There are three firs continitinviii Oaltras,!all Du:nun! ' but one man, numbering in 4126 0 members, rak alined t fi ti'teetit.' The slips! to rally vas at the earliffibtt bells.: About 12 o'clock; a. m.;thi ttidb softened la front of the Ogiiiity' ltpo 1141116Fiilir et Lord Leititiers;,hoies guards, and *boat 69 soldiers and indicate At that laitantj the tap of the bells were heard, and la fifteen Wanes there were five bundie'd noble Demtiorats (Copper heads sad Copper Bottomed) I tin the ground, with )14113, revolvers, platele t beiwie knives sad other instruments stilt: able tee the occasion' brside twenty men in the Odle well aimed. and 'dye hundred afore Denims and Ir held - its- reserve; who • were taxiens for tie 144._ The Democrats marching heekwend and forward in fron‘ of the offs*, said, 6, oea- Slimes, pitch in if ion wan e ! to.; we'rs ell ready for the wedding !" • few soldiers, fall of beer, made a tush for the *airs, sad bad it not been for • few coassuallre, respectable jltepnblitrans, in pulling alias book, there would have been at lout morn than au hos dred =bites placed in a herisostal pontiffs. Bolt the mean, low-lhed, eUrudly =obits* sneaked off, and tried to ram it off *Oho drunken soldiers—a majoriti of the soldiers, in the first plate, not having aarkisg with it—but the radicals btraglitis amber of kegs Of beer and plenty of ei t hWtey I late them to aorton. The Deinionlie Cosadt.' tee requested Mr. Burett IL lento the Sine* and not expose himself to dew,. he being an eldekly gennemaa. Ls immense was,i" 4 s*,, - not leave this *Mee ell less as there is . a type left." Do you Wahl Col. Born* was there! (Yes, we'll bet ali we're worth on that.] And thus the matter *ailed all quietly. - The Democrats ?tithed to alit hail simnel:4y artangementa, where Clga. Washingtaa's Farewell Address was see, by Mr. Balleler, and remarks made t 7 sound paths,* salt. able to the tionsion, sad thu day nosed pule ably. inn. F. Malts. Galena, Illinois, Feb. 27, 11184. - hint.csinx, March 9th. • Wastes for the bi. Obererral Mum. Eurroast—Plesie _knurl:toe ,that the last Lyceum of the Milicreeh Teacher'. Institute will be held at he Eagle Village School House, . Saturday, March 19,1 at 10 o'clock A. M. The prograhuae of exercises is the suns u that published for the last routing. Supt. Degmeir 6 expeetoi to at tend and lecture on the. lut of Astronomy. • A general attendance is soli ltd . L. T; NEU, Presideat. 8. A. CuMUL, Seey. kb.llllllo Oa Wad last, by Ric A. W. ishe:r. WY. Mr*, of Learnt, to Ma NAL I LOST, of West Spas& Solt. - abit happy eauTho will Tiara soap* eor thrift hir their rsisiabrsaire of the Trisha. We oslos4 WO oar bat wishes for their health, praporlerf, tag Ohl, sad oil the happtisea their hearts eat soists.] Is Elk Crest, as the Ist teetiby 10. ft. INA illYso ,l II AMMAR?. of Wol sr* N. T, to N4RY *AXON, at Elk Creek, ilk. Zalag'o ,Nrptbmimdo. Public Sale of Desirable Real Esista THE UNDERSIGNED AS .TRUSTEE et the Iterrtebers sad Priam Lk Oespeep, ba parnsento at ea Alt a useably„appeevoil aprtl lt, tele. will oßer at paella Bale, at the Mamba Ileeea, Is Itrin, ea WRDNR•DeY,aIARCM 1 4: 11 0 4 .111 leeleahle• Moll tkolleetng deouthen Beal Tele* le Ed The N orth•igest comer part et la• Let Ms, la the *Op nf Erie, Pe, Irreuthaingfuss ne res Saw sal U 6 Get a INnott Street, in the roar of Gem" lleilatelg. Al.'. 16 fAltil onatetelog sheet see.tittell eras suss, beteg eabnittldeee of Out•Leik 611. sitarb ea 111 Web en Casemi• se , / Plant,ener the Lam 1= Bridge over the Canal. TI satmlieution bsodbilis. TIMM a kag4, , la We opal a. east laaala.ate, mood by Jetipiebt Boast WS Mortgage on the madam, with talemel. atri2-4w. ;JAM= SILL, ?hates. • C. ENGELMAN*, - Dealer in Boots .85 Shoes! £LBO, MADifiriCitrala or MECO' JUDE BOOTS AID SUM I WOULD take this method of return leg thhi* Oas or ts t • hM Moods awl Woodall' =y !be eir Mal pottbaoco korotollso ottoatto4 sad ham to hats a ,fasatfaastaia of Wass. I take p.soosua to Worn the paws that I of MW aot lilitZADY MAD! 800 V A ID 11301:1 1 413 If ad a lege Mawr; nay lay Haul to tlesplaisi, sal tfa Istlisetbs toot qaslitiss of (kW ftots ied Mor i 6rs *tick few yloy nom bot the Bb of IfiIMIXMLICCIusior w lgor Latoodavoo OD. 1111LUIL Ltavtog obtalood • I moos to moo Ws • • Pltuaor Pliant lisit, No sow prepared to as tits TWIN, Moot limb sad Mules fao mouse sot is 6s atrosissil Itlishood worksooship. or lairs.' keep ea 6,61 a selestio• of the lot broads of fraehsodAamlaaCalfaso Elpa P. tl.—l opstrlas attended to. =tram New Grocery! JACOB BOATZ would reepeetklly in /* - *maw to me l. et Cm Inroad mu%wasW Mg CINEMA 1 71BW 011001 MT STORE, ti. Wed lifk if tows. e Met Sidles/ &met gif Me Lake Akre Dyes, inere b. will keep is bog largeamert el ogookluits, TIOTSIONS, WOOD AND WILLOW ves.luiva, Awl ereeetkiaii vamelle beet la llaitilwe dere. ' Mee, Sweet War esi ;km* ib•hisibiw Moist Pi peiliftobee.lll4lmB. lt iesbe 17". Owe use a eall, It yes tk mews geed ime. Pisa. risteito ma ea Lew. I set = i lea . aim ether Maze la Ike *ay. New Millaisle'lltere. PIANO FORTES ANDMORONS ! irro:ta•mievussasigesg It A 11 - N F 'Ale T 11!It It It 8 I Stotnny k &..o. Dow Tort. Wn. Ca,lkODoon. • Indoors see.., Nott;lnt. Woo. I. Indlony. _Waver**. _ Mks Doolian. Nowffook. • L P. DOG k 00.. Wee Tot. Oen A. Man k Os., NM* , Ottlion. Komemai 040, Mir Tff• ' • ..- Prigs aflaskreS Disoolit belinr7Faa - factiOr's . Prites. • !VW OCTAVV WO ,lION reauticinierimmisosi ..to OD PLO4OII POD OM. -; AboAntroolin4roks Gad Post jonno alias& Ifinseltassit &kir ..s„ on Untold to ant examine ow bullnissaft b - Sallie Lea, itledt gestl Past • I ' r• MINA IMMIL am!. 7 lnlaumatwi y watet lir berm. HOWABD i ABOCIL&TION• ' • PEUADILPIL44 ft.. I - El Nst. SEAgia or THE NZRVOITEL 111121 M 'us sad gam thiessir. oar ma . ia mons of tio ROLM IF— DMlimilkla IM=ltt i i s li L A it, Piisielpi as ile.ll. limb IMhil f 1 ''' MA Lt • i .4nratire laillest 'Swam) il s eibe. Ise, ever kinni ea the fate of Pi. a 111 .earn, is." 11111141 at the - th* and we *di* f ri • ' *letter wag; DiactirAde t h F i r erfa ' Vie 10 wen= Peue w er 1 Wedsesday,llThUriday. l ool po 0 . $ ty Thaananikorati, rim nto MI, ti 41.halfrui 16 ilia' 74 di to lf D4llOll era aauce. . • 611,11G1UL TOII-111GX11, Ak4 la WAWA DU* mit.% the' hie Levis% wino" the goamoolos Qom% of 4 1 1.4191, commoimitc stir, , 'The fame"' "331000 Natl." ao col kii from karts' Is. eelre4that FM from P. T. Baro am f..r years' eervice. 'cm. infix 111 WAGRGN. - The smallest Lady at her lap ever see*. Bor. are • Burka aPoPto. a Bachelor and Hello, al fess welighloc bat las iwas444 .1 WT. SMALL NEVIS. SEE TUVE LIICX AGAIN.' At rim °psalm eitke 11 *Weak Lome tl lk• . 7 .4 g sod kis Lady elthreeruie tro SVGA I NO'Cfl Ow wore aim:see' Charst belt . ABILLGie DA Y, fele aas7 1094110 '— • a - • Taw .1.11 apAar la a Great Variety of Tasciaatiag Peekermasom and Voltam*. I M . The etch. race amt coatIy.WEDDN 0 PRRIKNTS, god the MAG ricstifqg greL.Treeiattel team'. Tom Thamb bythellro vied Beads of Burepo,willb•eilttottod lifatif destroy oleseh 14SfYI. • MAGNIrICNNT WV ATV ag COLC'f. (rite , lt 1114000) 10 larger theoweboehel baset." drawn by roux auk. eLLICAT PONI lo the world and attended k LLFIN COACIIMLN sod rooneri IN LtVg NY, lei I proiseasde the streets, mad the foot little wooden; will all ride at ones to It to sad boo the half, of eihthltten sod the hotel. ADMISSION 'A cogs. Marto ander 10 rear. of iv II Coate. nuttily. TUE KEW YOU WEEKLY HERALD. TIN aucirrir pins Lf THE WORLD. The setenelve and comprehensive facilities lb Its porn seasion *nobles the iitorativortol, the WitIOLT to guarantee the Patel and most tellable lototmatina rewbletobeobtained. not call from all parfs of tire United States, but from all papa of tha world. • Its home corteopoodmate, engaged at hairy cost, sad coneatted with est/fnow naval end military expeddlon of tie goreroment, pirovs that it It deter'', tned to leave so spot uncovered by Us opecatiore sad no event can occur tut shall not nod tormedieto report in its column.. It wet; the proprietor over one hundred thousand dol l i tr:zrzoar to obsistai Its. corps o fcorrespowileate • In its coUatlon of Foreign News ; the litigate hie far rows beide high peodlloa, and it will endeavor is the kW* to niallitaln the stead it has assumed. It has l=wormapondeate initiated 1* al of the priaelpel of the world, - Its telegraphic arrangemenbe sabred to wherein? the Mot& trim ate stretched. 'When the Atimstis cubit is WA. which feet will Ikea w aCeouiphspeg, telegrams will bs seadved from Strop' and !Asia, se veil se.frotri the Cheitaillitahle. Theo oar ataista will have the wrath' of tho week in all parts of the cirillied world rtgularly end eleerty laid Warp them. The projahitor devoted a partite of the paper to Lite maim 100. Agriomituro, the Ifeelenhie Arts. Sport ing Matta% Braises; Theatrical lad Finaaclal Deports, CaUlo Markets, General Kowa and reports of all events oalchlated to formara eviellent Metropolitan newepeper weekly pbetographis view of the events of the world sad all at a very low price The Weekly herald is homed every Saturday mornlag, sad [waisted at !be following rats. : Ons leer it 00 ; Three copies t 00 ' FtweeOpies. 111 00 Tea 111 00 Any 'Wier OtiSoCrei, addresred to names of subesalben, 111.00 each utra eopy will be sent to every club of ten. ' Twenty copies, to ems adinsa, one - year, 1, 24, mad any larder Dumber at mise prlte. 1n a:tra eopy irllifi.lent to elabe of twenty. Advertiesientsialinated narobes will be inserted In the Weekly Herald. • ', The Daily Hasid, tame oen4 Der copy. Text dollars per pear for three handfed and 'kir-throe 1 / 1 1:11111. PITO dollars for six months. Two donors and fifty *mita is three poach.. JANIS doRDnYi ll IniNVIT,. Fditer and Proprietor. Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, Deeirableproperty for Sale. Tim UNDER/SIGNED OFFERS at petestersete the lionee sad Lot ocett- g pied by James Lytle, on Fifth arrest , Brie tb. You too large twoe , atoty (mute one, and is well adapted for a boarding house. Also,* Lot on Third St, between liasearras and Myrtle, gni city Also, half-lot on IZintb street, between Ifyttle sad Mama. 2. Acittiinistrator'i Notice. LET T ERS OF ADMINISTRATIOIS Ittotart been grante4 to ibio itudetalvtod. on the ee,ere of A. W. Nobel t on. ete'd.Onle of Waterford t ore., leis Co.; Pa.; Motu" to liembr! given to alt taco, iet tleteeseltee led.* ml to the Pllqe Lr mak* Immediate paiwteet, awl Uwe, hiving claim's alma the mid .ittate will pliant them, witholti doloYiiusWit "ibtr't l eatt 4, tot eettlertont. • P. "?. JOUROI, Waterford, Mar.% f Admiolttalot. M.ministr , atoi's Notice. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION ha boo granted to the undersigned. oa the We Mr Joke irtart. deed, 10.• 44 Wham( township. aria Cie, Pa.; Notice hi herrny Oren; to ail knowing *him selvesladisbted to said rotate to make immediate say arst..and thaw having se-ounit &must the tame, will prosiest tome, properly antwrotleat.d,for sett ratio t- HLNEIC VOUar, at:Waist's:or. Laded. March 6. 15t14-6.• $225. SEVEN OCTAVE 8225 Rosewood :Pletio-Fortes 1 OROVISTI:ZN k CO, 494 BROA DW•T s N.Y. NE Enlarced Scale PianoTert es, bleb htert fraprerre , 6 trig. Thirty years' fili parimieft VOMIT tattooed localities for rte.:Adult- Hag. vivaaree as UP sell for Cant , at •he s- ore una lu ally My aro. Oar taatnance; a received the highest myriad et. F0..r,, and for eve voeceelee per, at lb. kgrarkaa famite. Wanented eve reale taus star VIM ar. sandlot vlsruriptiva circular. auriass. ' in. alkali Photograph Llbams h Prism I WILL sencLoos ofj my lierhuiful Pho graph Albums. made from the finest Tarim, Moroc co. with doable hen' told plabsd extension &ewe, std a *NM* priao r tmosprna. pee-paid, for Ere di!ian. Ns ems need sUd the mousy till they Snow laid Prise VIM theolepaby the Album.. , l'ersoos cut first send en their sum and try their luc k . They will be notified by retsresaii of thermelt of it iliatribotios, when they have the 'abhor of essltaff , for toe album and prise or set, as they doom Splendid inducements or egad to fieffibtftel aria won IRdtbiontn. partlesdass, with lava net et mail. Ad.trese (with stamp for goatee Cit peoboge) Mrs. LUCYI LILS AL'. box &565, Items Telt y. E r P. R.--Any person who will not eat this 'dyer. tfeeemet sad eadeoa it fa a letter to some *feud in the = and notify me of the Gat and in whom way. shall by ninth Ilan a thetitiftil sod exact Ufa photo- T li eett g re sl G rb4no r r lb tg " P e r!o n t t i:: itheaVaaa el lock, as beth can bassos in 026 Wier. Mrs. ALLIN. • Dow vi s ch ka 4 . , ea,Yb e Court at Commssa Pleas I . of E lie Cmanty, No. 45 of Feb. Lira & m u m& l rain, SEAL Altai Subpoena to Divorce. THE DEFENDANT IN THE ABOVE stated aw e Is herb notiped to appear it the Caen of Comakokflassi to twi h: id at CllO 10 aatiter the email etirtiken the sornid 'Monday ,ttl i Lards' rent, sadnarreat the wad iiontigatate a 4 show arm, It any she lit*, whys divorce frbm the bonds of matrimony &said sot be granted tb mid 'plain ad. kble. , ALLEN A. CRUD, Sheriff. NEW FURNITURE STORE. J. H. RIBLIET a CO.; Weald zwrettalit Worn WI 'Olio tat tiny have opened a itriaffrußE WARE-ROOM, - IN GABLE'S BLOCK, Between Bth and 9tb. Streets, on State, when they hand to kesi eeastiaUT on Mad a fall . amortroant of gm in WELL 80.6 ma ruarrns. ar We tivetatally 10/itit r, dare of the Fatale pate mot Iwy•-a I^4, ' it J. It. MI X% U. r.BPOONLe. 18114. "- Philadelphia l ls Erie B. Elapea lima bars to r t a r sad Nortdvist nties et P 62129122669 26 tluKtAty 21 , 1C22, oa WIN It baa bees leaakl by the Paausybaand 01 1 1. and ander their a sa p tail D'eapidty b.i. g *prat Weiviimat itaant*.lase. It Isla ass for radeangar and Prided ballads. te Inaporima, (106 idled) on atm Eastern Dtdiledo DI wed Ilya 9 . 901210. to 141 a. niila9 on th e Wastarn vlalcia/ • nmerTAIIINOPM 111' sals. 4 10 Trila Laaiai:::.7.:"" • 10 so A:: 9 60 A. Testa Alewives .—. • ~ 6 114 T. I rhaiiyaiarbaulasaa apply pa C. spew Alul and marut ala i and tor Fridght 116209206 itlihoPapoq'sog62l6W 1.11. 40622 UM sad Market attests. J, A. 1:144 • J. 11. UAL. soot N. C. R. 11., Italtbsom 1/1: IL EOUSTON. Deadmil"Pliki aavnt. redlad'a. I. ZOO rf t 6loooral ric e rs Scutt. Phllata, JOS. D. r h osE% Elemaral /tanagr, llMamoort. madr64. rioneaffinvilitv; . , aims warn4raominaa. The blellibetared at this estebllshisast has obj isbeeittelabetispabi sari. 'shaded aid . prmalitly entering by the gaudily sUI Ism It !billa Marebely. PLC . ; e /.11 L: . • • n•iv. Yolk cur. N. T Thera are ao.trarrltai *Beats tin. the herald. Nszl2.lw. Far, tarsi apply to J. 9. Lyt'o, Bp na!o, or to ' J/410 LYTLE, alar6ll4 • „FipErn 4 Auß p 45't s 7 4 pR *.:D S *Howie l v.irit RET, T TAKE PLEASURE in anew) A OP visions i Oil I bur Wel too say raplaiN NU t sums sucmstnrir, Which rill letobto yes to twhatan zed seat !Shoes • °CHOIR THAW HERATO/OAL flaetao trot to 'simians Go to the by 4 nowt *ha 114 1 0.9 8061 Pala* it Iteepetles nit them ; have the Misillief dot to tgi wk. the' ' ! MINIM PATENT EOM k dry tial beeat *lair sestairm aad asl7 eek tamal e to matte , y mei Imo se to Near claw r ttr me owe as the ell wet. ;re. Planer Boot we& *a Woolent. ; It ti !rut the 'tut ma one Vera dta cute Use. My • warm( OtrahtEßT 1114 tamale my own sal M. J. COTTER'S mpeo i t ettestiog. Th, latter Is net ettelLei e , aloe fa the 000ttri. lbohe salt Elms nigh*, sotto. , Cosetmati oerhaeOl a lave alai et Lgarii,l4 LASTS 41110 FINDINGI •Teadarfar toy Hoods to emy Canada obi PIA laat *ad bem! sera • atr cS f Or mute, sad sow to eat aad eatiallet taf PHA Whys whom DR..WEBEITER I OF Emu; tt. Y., HAS- LOCATED IN ERIE ; -p, • &safe eatituag. dar.• Z. N. Woo mot .0•• Uwe, VIVA he ta rowel • 'inhalation of Oxyga ALL DISZASCS OF TRIt HUNAN s' no °Med breathed directly toe the email thew carried kW the l'e /41, eraellit Mies crew the aratalt, eel bealleg ram mid with whisk it iway arse la e.o.m. Them Colds aad Goesamptioa, to • last et iwy . breathe. By the ishalittlea of ernr become eityweabal sad like dew bean the mai Abs adallakustkpsof theeriges the fallowing dissealai pppepera, Plhaltattes. btailyeth si=t , eumptioe, itithwajtreaeldbk Nerrosswer, Cr.. wham( .same; Whet Cowen, `alt itheesi j jhregtlllima Zidarry cespielate.lll We the kinds, ea oddla mat We - We trust we halm add awash to emu sophism! shag Ibeelkway at the ammo remedial sweat and to Weft the animal wires at oweehal.ir Wale treetweal. 110PelitlLTATION Fass, llereartilllMlLT draws hew VA, rote Volutes" twthwerrials hoes preesiamst York sad Breoklya, who have beta - bear. w hereon' at lite room. hours trees I a. a. ter p. idwwwweere the obea. OSSADIT•IO - Atblrie L IL , IIOIIILBOSTI ROOT & aHOL Abe spot tor the tele et De , Primo Treat.% et 214 pep% es Immodiele. - issteelethee. c CM R I iTo 0 is 2 rr fiD ) 6 1 3 sa 11 . 2 § 36 a t, 0 So g PR• 0 .. - 0 r 5 itE MOV MISS M'C Millinery WILL Ili Mcr BEMIS BLOCK, ON 1111' 13? OP MEL lit-Cipan with a Maw ASSOIMILIT Or DMNOT MOM imaill6fir Hama; Itaddle and Stephen Et, MANUFACTURER AN all styles of Hatawa, SoldWl feu mph Td In inalq, Valises. Travollag ONB PERRY A short etstasoo North of his eli a Thookfal for the patrosage kith.) roopoetfolly melt:its a spatting Or ilopairtag doss promptly ' ERIE BA ail*/ • CI ANGE OF HO's _ KON PM Vass srIU ton* Daskirk. &tabor Tig Eastward Bound—k., alit Borer —.......... I - . i 11 , Stock itipress.-.. .. ...3 11 , . hit height.. ........ '. ..... :::::....... 4 ll'i •Way Might I ilf • Night txprait rixisemy story CHAS. MINOT. Gr:114.4.0 NEW GOO 'NOW OM dT R. S. MORRJ IMILLICINO ALL TIM Leg DRESS GOODS, ' CLOAKb, GLOVES AND HoS ALSO, A. LARGE ST CLOTHS, BTAPI2 AZD DOYESTIO NOR II YOUR TIME TO BUY app II YOU WAX? ?O MD GOOD STYLSO, AND' GET GOOD BARaAI?° GO TO a MO my,watt. Wanted. r 50,Q00 F ;DPLAN" . AMU. re:ESERVED FRUIT, Jetaw t raidied 7114 31 Vs eitoks 07164 a. D v 1 1) = Ca. C ) Cl) u -4 EI Cl) til 0.
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