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Ale, beer and porter, arsenic, alum
Amber, ambcrgis, ammonia.
Acids, suiphuric, benoxic, citric. pvro-
lignious, tartaric, boraxic, white and yell
low muriatie, acetic, acetous,
Arrow root, anniseed, annato, (rocoa.)
Antimony, aloes, animal carbon.
Asaletida. bronze liquor, bricks.
Butter, barytes (sulphate Of borax.
Bones and bone stripes, beeswax, blan-
kets costing over rs els.
Boards, planks, &C., sawed, pearl bar
ley.
Barks not enumerated, bulbs burgundy
pitch.
Bitumen crude, boncho leaves.
Books, pamphlets, &C., of all kinds
printed.
Blank boaks Of all kinds, bismuth.
Bitter apples, Brazil pasle, berries not
enumerated.
Blue Prussian, @
Buttons and button moulds, beef bacon.
Beans, barley.
Cordage, yarns, twine, seincs, &c.
Cotton manufactures of, not embroi-
dered lsces, &c.
Curled hair, codilla, coir, copperas.
Chronometers, chromate Of lead.
Copper in rods, sheets, braziers, &C.,
Cedar, mahogany, sc. cocoa shells.
Copper, sulphate of Blue yitroI.
Chloride Of lime, chalk, red and
French.
Chocolate, castoriums, cassia buds.
Cassada, cobalt, cantharides, cubebs.
Coculus ndicus, Dutch metal.
Drugs. medicinal, crude, dried pulp.
Dragons blood, engravings, emory. -
Ebony manufactured, extracts of
logwood, &c.
Earthenware, china and stoneware.
Earths friablc, unmanufactured fire.
wood.
Flax, unmanufactured, and manufac-
lures of fax.
Fish, dried, salted,-fsh glue, and fish
skins.
Feathers, &C., for beds and feather beds;
flowers not enumerated.
Flour of sulphur, Eliminating powder.
Furs dressed on the skin and hattcrs'
ftrs dressed or not.
Gunny bags.
Galvanized tin plates, gambouge.
Gold and silverleaf, gold beaters' skins.
Glass tumblers; plain, moulded and
pressed.
do crown cylinder, &c. window.
Ginger root, dried or green, glue.
Gums, crude or refined not enumera-
ted.
Hemp jute, Sisal grass coir, and other
vegetable substances.
Hemp, jute sisal grass coir, manufactu
rers of.
Horns, teeth, bones and tips.
Hats and bonnets, &c, and flats and
braids, plaits, sparterre and willow, Of
straw, chip-grass; &c.
Hats Of wool and wool hat bodies,
hams.
Hair of all kinds, uncleaned and un-
manufactured.
Hair cloth and hair stating, and manu-
factured hair.
Ivory nuts, ivory and black, isinglass,
ipecacuanna.
Iron,liquor, juniper berries.
Lead in pigs, bars, sheet,shot, pipe and
old.
do white, red. chromate Of and all 9TH
ers.
Or earths used by ypainters whether dry
or not.
Lead, sugar Of, litharge, lamp black.
do nitrate of.
Lace of linen thread, listings woolleh.
Liquorice paste ju!e, or root lintils,
Lard, leeches, las sulphur.
Lemons, and lines, juice Of and peel
do.
Leather tanned, sole or bend, all up
per.
Leather, calf and seal skins tanned and
dressed, goat skins, kid and sheep skins.
and all other skins picked, salted, tanned
or dressed.
Linens of all kinds. maps and charts,
Mahogonv, rose wood, satin wood, &c.
not manufactured,
Medicinal drugs, crude and leaves;moss
for beds.
Metals not enumerated, unmanufactu-.
red.
Manganese, Magazines extracts.
Mohair, angora or other goats hail.
unmanufactrr.d.
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Yours truly.
From The Pennsylvania Telegraph.
The New Tariff Bill

The following is synopsis of the new
Tariff Bill, prepared by Mr.. Walker,
and is now before the committee of Ways
and Means. The percentage is to be tax
ed ad valorem on the price of each article
as invoiced by the foreign manufacturer,
which is often at less than half what il
sells for in this country. 1t is fatal stab
at the policy OF protection, and will turn
hundreds of thousands of our own citi-
zens out of employment, and naked OF
the means of obtaining livelihood upon
.he world:
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ARTIcLEs FREE OF pUTY.

AR1iCLBS REE Of OJ
All goods, wares. and merchandise, the
growth, &c, OF the United States, ex-
ported and returned.
Argol, or crude tartar, adhesive felt.
All dyc-woods III sticks, animals for
breed, Brazil wood, cotton woods, coins,
copper for the U. S. Mint.
Crude birthstone, copper fourteen by
forty-eight inches, &c, (sheathing) gold
and silver bullion,guano.
Household effects, old, and in use OF
persons or families inmigrating, if used
by them, and not intended for any other
person, or for sale; wearing apparel in
actual use, and other personal effects,
not merchandise: professional books, in
struments, supplements of tools of trade,
occupation or employment of persons.
Ivory, manufactured, madder-root, oa-
kun, &c.
Pearl, mother OF, plaster Of Paris, not
ground.
Platina, unmannfactured, old junk.
Paintings and statuary of American ar
lists abroad.
The personal effects and household OF
citizens Of the United States dying D.
broad.
Salt. silver, bullion.
Specimens of natural history, mineral
ogy and botany, cabinets of coin, medals
and other collections of antiquities, ana
tomicsl preparations, models of machin-
cry and other inventions, &.
Sheathing metal and copper,
Tea and coffee, imported direct from
the place of their growth of production,
in American vessels entitled by treaty. &.
or Java coffee imported in the same man
ner from Holland and Netherlands.
Whale and other fish oils, and other ar
iicles, the produce of American fisheries.
Vegetables and nuts, &C., used for dye
ing, g.,
FIVE FER oAST.
Copper, orc, Ole, pigs and bars Of.
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MOVEMENTS or THE ARNY-A letter dated Gal.
rescon July 3lst says understand that a-r~a a,
La scca tomorrow shall proceed directly San
antonio de Bexa-, and Gen. WooIs command
all arrive be will proceed direct 70 Chihuahua The
volunteers are much pleased with Gen. Wool The rife
company well drilled and well provided with
camp equpages provisions sc and stand the neat
and exposure admirably. Gen. Wool will establish
line OF expresses from the army to the coast.
ARRIVAL OF VoLrSrEERs.-The propeller Mas
sGcir.etts Capt Wood arrived yesterday from Brazos
Santiago with three companies OF the Second Regiment
OF Louisiana Volunteers under the command of Lieut..
Col. Emerson.
ship Charlotte Welman from the place brought
up Captains Kennedy, Stewart Smith and Brasselman
and Lieptenants Miller Perry, Eiendrckson and Cowey
together with eight Sergeants and Corporals.
The bark e H. Chrptu also from same place brought
three companies OF the Andrew Jackson Regiment
numbering one hundred and forty men under the
command OF Captains Head, heene and Fountain and
Lieuenants Fairchd, Johnson Scel!y Kelly and Hunt.
er n o. Con- Bulletin, eth.
OUrRAGEs OF THE NoLUNrEERs.-The outrages
onthe Volunteers have only commenced. We under
stand ca the !oluntee-s CHARGED for six months.
two Eear= undress c!othing-, according the United
states army regulations The clothing they charged
Tor frequently did last until the Volunteers got
foht Isabel We farther informed that the utlers IN
most cases, who have supplied the Volunteers with
stores VIII be wronged out OF their pay altogether
[N. o. Tropic.
n Information IS wanted of Miss Hannah
hing person about ii years OF who left the house
Of M David King in Springfield about the 9Th Of June
neghbors learn. Any information concerning her
the editor of the Springfield Gazette viii confer favor
on tie Enquirer
e JOIN B, COUGH is recovering
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show of changing it without doing 30 much harm.
All their own arguments well as ours prove that
the duty on these articles should have been higher
than those on Woolens and Iron. We need the Reve-
| nue.; nobody doubts that and if Walkers idea that
the pay the amount Of the duty the In
ported article onle, but its Domestic rival also
is correct then it is clear that higher duties should
be levied on articles almost exclusively imported.
as Linens and Cutlery have been, and lower on
Woolens, Iron &c. which in good part produced
at home, and which the duty levied. according 70
Mr.. Walker, goes mainly into the manufacturers
pocket. Mind that ne believe in no such theory
we are only insisting that those who gravey urge
it should pay some heed to it. We would have .he
duties different for very different reason ie'
McKay's bill, finding the duty on Chrononie'e.'
certainly no, for 400, mems use. nor mainly pro-
duced here fixed in the Wing Tariff at ~ per cent
cut it down to 10. To change upset. uHs,'''e'
regardless Of principle or CONSISTENCY seems ~
been the guiding purpose OF the authors VI '''e
act.
And they will doubtless succeed III doih5 great
deal Of mischief BY it, though not all at once lime
will he REQUIRED to find just where and how goods
NAV be poured into the Country so as to suppiant
md break up our own producers; some time will De
reonired 10 open to them the arteries OF diffusion
which have for three years been mainly in the pos
session OF our own fabrics. The time will come,
however, unless this act is overruled by verdict
of the People.
That American Manufactures in the gross are
to be broken down b. this or any other Tariff we
do not believe Those which are absolutely dis
eliminated against by the New Notwithstanding
Metal. Gables and Cordage. Wooden Blankets, &c
&c-will have a hard trial some establishments
will sink under it but look for an early correc
ton OF these nde!ensible anomalies. Aside from 4
few branches. we hope most establishments now in
operation or nearly completed will go on ct some
rate But the difference to Labor between having
new factories opening daily and having old ones
closing is very serious one. Take year IN which
Manufactures in general are increased one tenth
and compare it with year in which they are d.
miuished one tenth and the difference in Wages
will be fearful. Every mill or factory opened IS
new support to Wages, raises some men from the
ranks TO be foremen overseers. &c. while mill Or
factory closed has exactly the reverse operation
turns out number Of workmen to be competitors
for places under moral necessity OF taking poorer
situations and lower wages. However. let US all
unite in making the best OF what is inevitable.
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s.1,<,ers and Clerks ofcour. wor,,

Registers and Clerks OF Courts would no, h.xs
-. rc... bt..fN IA, M,
~ these large finds and Keep them properly irves,..
for The BENEFIT suos and he unprotected classes %
whom great OF such FUNDS generally belong Aud
possible FOR the Courss themselves 20 watch
and 81 per:n.end such investments
! an. u it'll respect. yours. &c.
r HYDE WALWOGTH. Chancellor.
I; would have been objectionable had forgotten 20
mention that Dr. Greene, worthy bachelor Delegate
from Jefferson County took The opportunity Tie mo-
raent MS. Rawson bad closed his prayer ana the
Clerk his record 10 present tie memorial OF lovely
ladies in jeterson County, asking for OF the
franchise the fair What Il time for courtn,
lore matches. sc election viii be when thai pc cou
succeeds Il said TO be grounded the fact tina.
have managed badly, and tia, women nigh, do better
bu, could net DO worse. X.
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SAHDss CELEBRATED SAasAPARrLLA.-This excellen,
compound which i creating such universal interest Ia
the country la. fairly aud umphantly made rs way into
Tie favor Of our citizens Throughout The length and breadth
Of our country won By It's intrinsic Yrucs We have
read again and again Of the efficacy this invaluable med
!cine-lf we can call very pleasant beverage medicine
but until recently haze had any positive proof which
could induce to speak fairly IT, But from facts IN cur
possession well convinced that, without any
exception IL The safest ulea.antest and best compound
offered to the public for the cure Of all chronic di.
eases rheumatism. scyoa, and all impurities OF the blood
together with many other complaints The present is tho
proper season % clear the blood and system from al i'm
pur,es and We 60 readers greater favor than
By recommending them freely and al once this IN
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by A. B. 4 D;
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton-st corner o'
WIIien..t' rs Broadwsy and IT Ess, Broadway, New
YORK. SOL also by Druggists generally hrougho4! Tho
United States Pnce 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles tor -
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wig State Convention.

s,.,e Convention, to be composed Of Delegates
g.. "A. several Counties Of tha State equal 10 their
..,.s,,.t;op in the House of Assembly, will be held at
.a .,v Of Ivtca or Wednesday, The Twenty Third day Of
c..5, next at 70 o'clock NJ. for the purpose of NOM
candidates for Governor LeutenantG Governor,
.,a ,yo Canal Commissioners, to be supported BY the
,s Electors of this State at the ensuing Election and
such other business may be deemed proper
NO the Convention ADdny Auguss 10, 1876.
rof,N TOWNSEND, JAMES HORNER
DANIEL CADY HAMILTON FISH
FRIEND HUMPHREY HI HAYNOR
rIP. KIRKLAND GEO w. WEED,
State Central Committee
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~ In the notice of "a Practical Treatise on Dye
Ing and Calico Printing in last types spoke OF
aThe chapter on Recent Inventions in CalicoPrnnng'
II should have been chapters There three devoted
entirely 70 such Inventions besides two others which
speak of inventions and processes already described in
ps,soz Ire Parnel &c
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SOLAR LAMPS, CAmPHENE LAMPS. CHANDELIERS CT
nANDoLEs AND HALL LANrERNs-Detz Brother &
Co No lf9 Wu!ian.st manufacturing and have a..
ways on hand full assortment of the abov. mentioned
articles and various other goods their line which they
vii! eel at wholesale retail at low prices for cash
iyl1 pm
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TIE ORPHEAS FAMILY.-Thesc nimtabe VOcGlss have
effected short with Manager OF tho Amer.
lean Museum with the OF Introducing u series of thcjr
popular Concerts They appear every afternoon and even
ING The mere announcement Of such fact VIII I'LL the
Museum To Overlooking. 4 vntety Of other attractions
also 10 be seen, including the Dwarf Mammoth BOYS
Great Western, Miss Wheeler &c
AMERICAS MussUM.-SprndId performances this after
noon ~ halt past oc.oca and this evening at 3.
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n Those whose occupations obise them to breathe in
dusty or other deeterious parcles should free their
lungs by the use Of DR. BEgXMAN's SYRUP IL will pre-.
vent assumption. Office -, Cor,land.st
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Appointments of the President,

Sy and cIct ite GGrice aud consen; q The Se7tGte.
CHARLES NEALET 10 De Register o; the Land Oaice
for the district OF lands subec: sale in the Territory
Of Iowa created by the approved August eth 1876
ESos Lowe, 70 be receiver Of public n1oneys for the
same district.
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- CArsglL1 MOUNTAIN HousE.-Many per
sons been disappointed in visiting this house and
finding no room for them but we are assured by Mr.
Beach that there ample room for all, and doubt
less will be to The end Of the Season The house has
been rebuilt this year and there s cooler nor pleas
au,cr place for no, weather.
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Business Notircs.
No. I of Lardncr,s Lecture-

Wear reprnting this numtc. aud those who have or
dercd it will be attended in few duya Il would be
we'll for al! who have imperfect set, 10 complete them
az once
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~ Gentlemen or ladies' whose hair have become hin
or fallen Of from natural decay, the effects ofeyer other
disease or predsposon 10 badness WILL by the use OF
Phnon Chemical Hair InygorEtor, naye their hair
trrIv restored II faithfully and regularly applied when
M. har begins 20 show SYMPTOMS Of decay, or after II a4
fallen or no matter from what cause weconhdenty assure
nie and gentlemen that the hair will be fully restored
guv il of T. Pha.or, 81 Broadway, or OF druggists and
fancy dea!ers throughout the Z nled sLates
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.spr OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER.-1

rr 7,aresr, and others leaving the City in the after
~ .rs informed tha, Erenins Edition Of ne IN
h h0 Is printed every day containing the s.osk see
AaiS se,y NJ the Newsboys for the ErelfnS Edaton
~ tribune every viii be able to take with him
% 80, news up to the time Of leaving the City
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AMHERST CorLEGE-The Annual Commence
ment Of this Institution took place Amherst Mass on
Thursday last The prize speaking took place on
Tuesday Eight young gentlemen participated The
speaking was good and indicated thorough and efficient
truining The prizes were awarded TO Lorin J. Hatch
OF Warwick and Edward Hitchcock Jr. OF Amherst.
On "Wednesday at ? o'clock an Address was delivered
before the Literary Societies BY Rev EDWARD BEEcHER,
D. D. O: Boston and was followed by Music from bod.
worths Band from ;!= City opening Prayer by Prot
H!cxox OF auburn Theological Seminary. The sub
ect o. the orator What Is the radlca! defect OF
existing systems Mental Philosophy and the appro-
PIRATE remedy" The Grafton fully sustained the pre-
yious reputation Of Or. Beecher. AZ o'clock an Ad-
dress was delivered before the Society OF Inquiry By
Rev. Dr. BACON OF New.Havea, CT. The Address was
an able examination of the which gave success
10 the early Christians in spreading the gospel under SO
many discOuragcments.
On Thursday the Commencement. exercises took
place There vcntyiour oration=, dissertations,
&c The speaking of high order The degree OF A
~ was then conferred the following Alumni OF the
College Isaac f Hollion, Charles I. Tenncnt Nelson
scott, Haynes II. Chil.on Archibald p. Campbell NJ D.
John Hnrwe james L. Bntchelder Daniel Temple, Jr.
and George sumner, jr.
The honorary degree OF Master OF Arts was con erred
upon Rev Thomas T. Richmond OF Medhed and Rev.
Benjamin Wallace. Professor OF Languages IN Della
ware College, Del
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NATcHEz Mss. June 70, IoT3-
Mr.. JoyEs-Dear Sr should certainly wan; common
gratitude did hesitate return you thanAs iof me Dement,
o1r agen; here viii inform you has forced hair 10 grow
on y head eve brows and eye 10. as long sna oeautS
SicTitr I heye gwen part OF ny second botte TO ny
brother who saws he used any thing WHICH KEEP, MS
bajr ky .of clean and dark quarter the time II Is
indeed truly valuable article. co not wish THIS enef
published unless it will benefit you'll SO, you can make
on. me- Won ike OF it, beg subscribe myself ST.,
'' Most gratefully yours, EMILY z. FARQ ss M
This i, sold al the sign u the American Eagle, o. onsl-
ian v,i;orst Brookivn;a Satesi Boston Ledger
Rr;iJnr. PhiI'a and 3. 0ds, Broadst Newark y. j.
1rsDt
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NtBLos.-Our PET, Nine Leon Jsveili, Miss r.
Wells, and her talented husband take benefit Tonight
The Garden WILL of course be crowded. Tor they put out
such bill seldom this !avorc r;sorL
Four entertainments all OF the fret cassmong them Two
comic pantommes Ia both OF which GABRIEL and al! tie
Ravrs appear Let there be full! Sa!oor-te compliment
VIII be ms IN wei drrnrvcl.
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s1,- Would you Ike appetite for breakfast! ESQ.
your teeth when you arise with part of Is box OF
Jones Amber Tooth Paste. Your teeth will be peary
white your breath sweet, and your mouth will taste 20
delicious thai you will nave good appetite soic 81 %
Cbs,hsr,-s, or AS Broadway,
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Tiers was an error in the frs. impressions Of the
notice for q Wing State Convention The 23d day of
September comes Wednesd0y, instead of Tuesday
d incorrectly stated in most of the Wing papers
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% The WING STANDARD is an able and spirit
ed cheap Weekly paper just commenced in Baltimore
by B. F. Smith i Co. II will do good if disseminated
as il should be by the Wings OF Baltimore.
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rr A Young ladys hair, eyebrows and eye;lashe,
burnt of by fire. and restored u three weeks BY Jones'
(nra t;lFp ps.ta
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FRoM CALbAo ASD PASANA.-The bark Bogots,
Capt Thomas arrived this port yesterday, FROM Pan
anna. whence she sailed or the 2Jrd u We learn By
passenger that M Lindsay bearer of dispatches from
the L. s Government arrived at Panama the day before
the Rogo,a sailed, on his way to Maza:an.
The difficulties be,yveen New-Grenada and Eucador
had been settled 1t reported Calao that three
priysteers were fitting out-two at Guayaqui and one
al Pita-,yhich caused much excitement q, Calao
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CRGRccLiOF FTHlEOFth ~ fIcS I. '0C
SARATOGA SPRINGS, August Y, 10 %


D-Gr SIR: | BY the debates 10 the Convention, OF
Monday and Tuesday that resolution : under discussion
in relation 70 calling upon The Registers and Clerk: IN
Chalcery for statement OF the Items composing me und
under the, control OF Court CGaucerv. contained
in nv Statement July last Il would require many
months labor the examination OF the proceedings OF
Statement. OF the nature OF the funds, and the owners and
claimants hereof than conailrd the annual slate
inens which Registers required 10 finnish 10 the
Chancellor. The the Wee Chalce.lors, under
annua! statements herewith transmit them you for
the Use O: ia- Convention. also send you OF
about million, waich deposited u the Trust Com
Receivers Gad Others under The orders OF the
dor- broken bc1ks Others, eventually De
found entitled The bal which doe. stand the
NAMES the Registers CLERKS, AID VIII therefore be
u these These accounts VIII think, be
found scien. furnish the Convention with the incrIg
non desired could obtained records
OF The Court, be any use III the delibera-
lions. Most OF the funds except II suits which are
pending and undetermined vested upon irlisi,
10 pay annual allowances GU, OF the income. and 20
pay he principal. after the termination OF particular
thereon, accumulate t- benefit OF IIa7ts
theg become OF unknown N par
;icuar SUITS Or or creditors who entitled To come II
and establish heir clGir-. Il Will seen oy me
accounts ct lie assistant Register and Clerk OF tue Hf=t
Circuit thai there about Twelve thousand do!as "a1Gt
individuals and uiior- who unknown 10 NM aud
for which 10 Gains have been made for the 4as SIX ts
The naca.rEen OF the suItor fund, "l'ch hLsL
be IN his state and particularly N Sc" ofA re-
Cuires great preserve from loss bui believe
losses OF any have been sustained IN the Court
OF Cha1cerr, though many millions nasr IRON te 20 ii,
passed through the hands Of The Reiste!s anc CerEs u
NAY, however, be- proper subject for the consideration
OF the Convention whether II may not eSpedent consd
eng The importance Of the subject 10 have officer
what aaalogou Accountant General in England
charge OF all the funds brought Court and re-
CURED invested for the brnei OF suiIors t OF The
courts OF the Stale Many persons Tao would make very
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The Bcnuties of Campaigning.

The following letter from the New-Orleans Delta
exhibits the Pleasures OF the Camp most adlni-
rably Our patriotic young men would perhaps do
well to read it before they list They will find
here view of actual service which those smooth
toncued Recruiting Officers are not particular 10
tell them anything about:
March Of Col Dakia's Regimeai-D Difficulties encountered
from The s'a;e Of ne roads-Cooaei Da'in, SO NC