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mmunicatcd.
The Religious Aspect Defensive Wnr-Of this War
or this Administra tion--And Of ITS two condemned
No. VI.

Advocates.
To the Religious Community:
CHRISTIANS The retrograde movement of the Senate,
under panic, makes them witnesses that indicator and
the "Unon told the truth, and did their duty According
to your religion, the Senate, the army, and the nation
owe them their cordial thanks 1t has been said among
them, that the President and his cabinet especially the
Secretary of War, planned and executed this rhse de
guerre for extracting the ten regiments from Senate which
Senate their grateful acknow Judgments TO the cab
net for making them do their duty in transferring vcto
@ t. bs our he eon has
by Vndey, whose identity with another name is strongly
suspected 1t reminds of Vindex, the famous school
master in s'the Fool OF Quality" Suppose that that
worthy teacher had found some innocent youths of his
school in the Mexican camp aiding the enemy to cut of
our regiments now in Mexico The venerable peda
gogue asks them Does your mother know you out ?"
On receiving an unsatisfactory answer, he whips
them home. Would wise parents or innocent youths
reward his faithfuness by resolving that he should
reward given to the Union and his correspondent,
Immediately after the Senate had turned about home,
and made practical confession of their guilt by giving
us regiments, instead Of leaving the ten now in
the field to be destroyed by the enemy Do they know
what they doing is il only affecting of
monasenia That the latter is true, take the following
rrefragabe evidence Instead of expressing the false
hood OF indicators accusation, this correct and tenn
perate accusation was thrown perfectly into the shade
by wholesale ordinations of the President cabinet, and
Congress- supremely fragrant and false 1t asserted
on the floor from their own body, from quarter pecu
lary active in the prescription of the Union, that both
parties in both houses and IN the cabinet were injected
with moral and political corruption, deep and foul,
and ncuable as to call justly for immediate and univer-
sal execution by lynch law This makes our whole gov
country No such place say that all its inmates
deserve such punishment Is thus the coury style
commended to indicator To up to the standard
of senatorial tase must he tell them that they all
worse than the inhabitants of Sing Sing, and ought to be
drowned If 1.-THE of the charge be true the Union is
hosored by exclusion from them; and if il be false, they
are dshonorcd by letting II pass. QUITS.
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THE UNION.

an Officer Of the staff ready to obey tie orders of General
Taylor, General Butler General Patterson General WOOL
any other officer whom the government, the acci-
dents OF service may place IN command OF the army, or
Of any separate division of it, My only object is TO bene
fit the country by securing the utmost efficiency to the
measures OF my own department and by that means Civ
ing effect to the whole service.
propose to visit the depots the army for the pur
poses OF inspection, and such Other posts and places
the proper discharge of my duties may render necessary
With great consideration and respect have the honor
to be, sir your obedlent servant,
TIL s. JESUP, Quartermaster General
The Hon. VIM L. MARCY, Secretary of War, Washing
ton city.
WAR DEPARTMENT, October /, 1916
SIR: have received your letter of the 26h utmo, IN
which you propose to proceed New Orleans and take
upon yourself the general direction of the affairs of the
uarermasers Department there and the frontiers OF
Mexico, order that every exigency NAV be met and
provided for without the delay and Inconvenience that
suits from waiting instructions from Washington
Though do not conceive that you could take any
| command in the line without order or assignment
thereto by the Presidents yet your waiver of any claim to
do and your proposition to go in your capacity
2hcer OF the sta-quarermaser generaa,ready to obey
Patterson General Wool, any other officer whom the
government the accidents of service may place in
nand OF the army or any, separate division of it, with the
express understanding that you repair to New Orleans
and the of war; only for The purpose of directing and
supervising the duties of the Quarermasters Department
and causing them to be executed IN more prompt and
will remove all questions that might otherwise arise
relation to command in the line
Your proposition is therefore approved; and you will
accordingly proceed ID its execution without delay other
than what may be necessary for preliminary arrange
| nents. -
Besides giving general and as far as practicable, a
superintendent to the current business OF your
department. in that direction to mpart to that bus
ness the utmost energy and efficiency you will inquire
into and report upon the previous arrangements and eX-
penditures OF your subordinates, many OF which have
been complained of in certain quarters Inefficient dila
tory, and extravaganza Past in arrangements or
as far as practicable corrected and all future dsburse-
ens will be kept within the limits of the regulations of
the army and the exigencies of service taking that
the latter shall not suffer from the of any
BILE proper means which is within the compass of the
Quaremaster's Department to supply
You will cause full information, from time to time, to
be sent to this department of the transactions in regard to
your branch of the public service.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant
w. l.. MARCY Secretary of War.
Breve Major General THOMAS S JEsUp, Quartemaster
General u. 8. A.
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SALE OR RENT.

J,OR SALE OR RENT.-The subscriber is DESTROYS OF
IL selling his late residence the corner of 3D. and u
Streets the City Hall It is story brick house,
with basement and small back building, good stable, u
pump the yard, milk house and other comforts and
venences. II sold in the of few weeks, the
premises will be for careful and puncta
have also for sale that beautiful building site the
of 3D. and Streets opposite the residence of General
Hunter fronting north 81 feet c. and 100 feet 3D.
Terms of sale very accommodating.
March 2o--eodn ID. W. MIDDLETON.
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NEW MUSIC this day rcceIvcd.-Ths day received
~ for sale Staoners Hail, Pennsylvania avenue,
doors of 18th street. the following music.
w. FISCHER,
Newport Redorva
Wake my Love-Serenade from the Grand Opera of the
Night Dancers. BY T.. J. Loder.
My Heart is like the Faded Flower. BY p. Strong
Henziana, brilliant of Quadries. BY G. W. Hewitt
Evergreen Polka, composed by A. +. h. Conner
The Kate Polka, composed by b. Henri Revolt.
Azalia Polka, composed by Fred, Boyer.
Pastoral Polka composed by G. w.
Bachelors Button Waltz, composed by Dodworth
Pennsylvania Waltz, composed by c. A. kask.
Latino, Yalse Brilliante, composed by II. HERR.
March 70
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I'm n. GREE.V. .alsctf0nefr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
i auction.-On Friday, the 18th instant, shall sell Al
the residence of lady declining housekeeping, on 7t
street, between and streets, the lnteigencer Of
flee, 10 o'clock, M, good lot OF furniture, consisting
of, in part
Mahogany sdeboard and bureaus
Do dining, breakfast, and other tables
Bedseads and wardrobes
Feather bed and bedding, mattress, &c.
Brussels, ingram, and step carpets
Washsands and toilet sets
China glass, and crockery
With many other articles necessary enumerafe.
Terms All sums of and under $2J, cash all
$25 credit of sixty and ninety days. for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
March I9-3tTuThNF A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
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nURHANs MonotonicsI Spelling Book-A large lot
ID received and for sale booksellers and others the
publishers prices. +. TAYLOR.
Mar 10
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DOCKS FROM LONDON.-prin,

books FROM Observation-Disclosures of Naval TacaI
- by Captain Moorsom, Royal Navy, vol, 1886 tlss
bournes Principles of Naval Architecture volume, sf
Carpmucls Law OF Patents for Inventions for the use O
ventors and patentees vol, London, 1886 First Pm
piles OF Symmetrical Beauty, by ID. X. Hay, decopl
painter to the Queen, vol, London 1876 Dickson on
Cultivation and Management of Flax vol, London, ns
Paynes Bee-keepers Guide vol, London, 1876 Yo1rs
Nautical Dictionary, vol. octave, with enqavings, "
don, 1916; Wighwick's Hints Young Architects, W
London 1886; Gwits Encyclopaedia of Architecture ~
ON Ventilation Reid ON the Steam Engine Hobyn on
Steam Engine, and many others.
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Bv A. GREEN, .g.ctfoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
Ill Auction.-On Tuesday, the 23d instant shall sell
the residence of gentleman declining housekeeping, in
Mechanics Row. ID, 3D. street, at 10 O'Clock m,
Il good lot of furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofa, sideboard, and bureaus
Do writing desk and secretary
Do dining, breakfast, and other tables
Maple bedsteads and wardrobes
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Window curtains and painted shades
Mantle and other lamps carpets and rugs
China, glass, and crockery ware
Knives, forks, spoons, WALTERS, nc.
Cooking and other stoves with good lot OF kitchen uen
sis, nc.
Terms: All sums of and under S25 cash; S25 a
credit of thirty and sixty days for notes satisfactorily
dorscd bearing interest. A GREEN,
March 20-2t Auctoneer
,-he above sale is postponed until Thursday, the 25h
instant at IL o'clock m. A. GREEN, Auctonesr.
p S. The house is for rent Apply to Messrs Bo,cler e.
Mctiregor. March I'll
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TYPE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Nassau and Ann streets, Nein York.
IAN be had at eighteen per cent. deduction from
~ prices.-The undersigned respectfully inform the
patrons of the type and stereotype Foundry formerly know
as James Corners, and more recently Conner Cooke
and the public in general that they prepared to excc
orders Tor printing types, presses chases, cases, Ps
stones, ink frames and every other article necessary TO o
complete printing establishments favorable ten
and OF as good quality any other establishment III
United States.
BORDERS, cuts, brass rule and all other articles manua
tured at this establishment the reduced rapa
New articles got up to order on being furnished with P
terms.
The type cast at this establishment is, both in the style
lace and the material of which il is made, parucula
adapted for service in newspaper printing.
All kinds OF stereotype furnished. 90,
LANES CONNER IL SON.
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QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington city, Sept &c, 1916.

SIR: A careful review of the difficulties attending the
operations of the branch of the public service conded to
my administration has convinced me that an officer of
rank, willing to all necessary responsibility, and
with full authority to do should be near the scene OF
the more important operations of the army
propose should IL meet your appreciation and that OF
the President to proceed to New Orleans and take upon
myself the general direction of the affairs of the depart
ment there and on the frontier in order that every ext
gency may be met and provided for without the delay
and nconyenience that results from waiting instructions
from Washington
The only possible objection that could be urged against
the proposed measure in my case it to me, the
question OF snk-my brevet of major general making me
the senior OF every ofcer now serving in Mexico but
that waive--I do not desire military command and
without different commission from that which hold
would not accept it. propose to go in my capacity as
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1t noble endorsement for these usrious advocates
of free trade principles to transmit to posterty that they
afterwards cordially and zealously sustained the very
system which they had previously strongly denounced
Ii certainly gives value and significance that they
egance TO the loom aristocracy of New England, and
carry their proud quarterings the modest :
bes of Americas first order of nobility The title Of
esquire is becoming too cheap for every seller of stay
tape buckram and Calico conceves it is his legitimate
due We must have SSH Johns" 'Sir Tobys,'
"Sr Peters,, and our ''Sir Wiamses' the mlionaires
of the spinning Jenny, grace the incpient progress of
our American peerage and then the sparkling coronet
to give added zest the countless millions they have
rapidly acquired at the expense OF the Unon and most
riols injury to our AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE, and
NAvIc ALTON ANTI-TARlFF
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I,IE L.aert ana Cheaps., Map Of Me1leo, nsw ,

Hh Latest and Cheapest Map of Mexico, new ''
Il ton, inproved--The subscriber has Just pubi,he5a
Yucaan and Upper California exhibiting the chief elu
and towns, the principal travelling routes, &c. Size
IL inches SIX copies OF this map in sheets folded o
Pocket, VIII be forwarded by mail Tor dollar Inc H.
age w not exceed q cents per copy part OF me
ted States. s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
Map establishment, northeast corner of Market ana
enth streets, Philadelphia Feb I9-IlcP
"A sale by r. TAYbOh
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WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, October |, 1916.
SIR have the honor to enclose herewith, for your
nfomation copy of application Of the Quarermas-
General for orders to proceed to New Orleans to direct
in person the operations of his department in the south
west, and copy of the communication which has this
day been addressed to him. complying with his request
upon that subject
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
VIM. l.. MARCY, Secretary of War.
Major General T. TAYLOR, United States army, Camago,
Mexico.
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70 nutnDeT IOITtTY-I3 UTdWH DdIIUIts.
Tickets only $5-Haves 81 5O--Quarters 81 Is.
Certificates of packages of rs whole tickets sos 90
Do. do. 26 half do. 32 80
Do. do. 26 quarter do. 10 Is
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TIME at Reduced Prices.

TYPE AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS MANuFAcIuRLp
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STERE
TYPE FOUNDRY
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WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington,

- n -------- - N SeItembef IT, ISfb.
SIR A letter OF Major General Taylor, of the LIST in
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No IA, for 1917.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Tuesday, April 6, 1877
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-22

Santa Anna reached the city Of Mexico on the
24ih He took leave OF his army, March IA, at
San Luis Potosi, in brief and happy address, full
of compliment to them for their conduct al The field
Of Ella Angosiurs" pro,estations OF patriotism for
himself, and-halred for their "per6dious invaders"
He states that he had already seat forward two
brigades of infantry and one Of cavalry with their
batteries, TO assist in the defence Of Vera Cruz
The rest Of the army isto defend the frontier.-
The Picsyune says Of his march to the capital
From San Luis to the city Of Mexico Santa An
mas progress was trumphal lie continually met
delegations from Congress sent out to propitiale
him. Addresses from the different States were
presented 10 him on his route. He arrived in the
Immediate vicinity Of the capital on the 2Oih On
the 23d he took the oath Of Office as President Of
the Republic at the city OF Guadalupe de Hidalgo.
The afternoon Of the following day he entered the
city Of Mexico with great pomp and soiemni,y A
re Deum was sung IN the metropolitan church,
where he received the Fluctuations Of the authorities
and corporations, s 4sati
Mr. Kendall writes that the last reports from the
capital indicate that the dissensons are not yet ter
minated Santa Anna Is said TO have allied him
self with the party Of Farias, and to BE- determined
10 support the war at the expense Of the church
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Important to the Unfortunate.

NNHE desponding invalid and all those who have
- been disappointed by false preensions to medical
skill by the rash and inexperienced are
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esd and Gath Of every month al the Vermont House,
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the only practitioner In The union who understands
the true principles and treatment OF Consumption and
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seminal weakness, impoiency, gravel, affections Of the
urinary organs female weaknesses, piles, diseases Of
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cry variety Of diseases, being the mild and eiica-
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all nervous dseases, consumption and insanity, could
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binary remedies being inappllcabe to those dis
appointment thus follows; persona with long standing
diseases can make trial Of his medicine gra.is.
April ]. 'ss
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Marrltu.

Ia this yisge Aptil IS BY RevJ G. Foster hr William
Of Hnedae. N. n. N
In ths vll.ge April 10, BY Rev. A. Huntington clspp,
hs Anemas W Cummings 70 Mis- Sarah Groce, both
Of Westiord, Mass.
10 whilingham, April ie, BY Rev Mr. Baou Mr. Eialt
Tyler 10 Miss Martha Ann Bliss, both &C Whhinrhan.
blanchard, Of Pelersham, Mass 70 Miss Harriet
Eaton, Of Winches,er. M
Ia Bernafdsion, April a. by Rev A. NJ Bridge, Mr. r. t.
Goldman, 10, 70 Miss Rhoda Anterior.
In shelburne, April 9. BY Rev T. Packard, IT, MT Fran.
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eufne Also April ID Mr. Lother Franklin TO Miss Eecs
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PRorosIrros ron PsAoE.--A Guadaiaxsfa paper pub
Ishes the terms offered TO MEXICO BY Governmeat for
peace, through Senior Atoeha the Agent of the United
States The principal was in brief-issa mieas Of
dollars Be paid to Merieo for Ae line 26s from The Gulf Of
.ssree 20 e Pacific, AVID he United States dsmand no
Penses for the This line would give all Of Upper
California, and ALL part Of Eve other Mexican pro.
vincesHnd additional strip Of TEnaroaY fro
The Gulf 20 e Paee Ocean, booses sir and sevs- Ausdrsd
miles ,oids! Yet this is for conquest
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JAMES M. 5UNoI o. CO.,
50 Commerce Street, Hartford, Conn.,,
RE Offering r sale large and complete assortment Of
IA GROCERIES, consisting In part Of
200 chests and half chests Young Tyson and Hyson
Skin Tea,
Is half chests Pouehone, souchong and Coneou Tes,
100 bids. Porto Rico Muscovudo, & N. o. Sugar,
30 boxes Brown Havana Sugar.
60 packages Suars' Loaf crush and ground Sugar,
~ bills. Lump Sugar, tsna lumps,)
$50 hhds. Porto Rico Muscovndo and Cuba Moaszss,
500 hores bunch R1isns,
2nO bags Jnva. Lsguayra and b. Domingo Coffee,
20 +" Pepper and Pimenio,
200 lbs Nutnegs
1850 ibs. Mace, bbls Cloves
100 bills, half bbls and kegs saer,tus,
30 kegs pure Ginger,
90 boxes ground Csssia, Pepper and Pinenio,
~ 4" setiled and No Soap,
80 Gilbert aud Coopers Starch,
100 Ok and Z ~ 0 Glass,
900 Mats Cassia, 100 boxes Pipes,
so cases and boxes Saunders celebrated Tobacco,
Lorillafd's blnck and yellow Snuff
Mrs Miler's a. NJ. r. Hollis ine cut chewing Tobacco
Lorilardis and iots smoking DO
Bakers Cocoa, Chocolate aud Bfome,
Indigo. Collins a. Cos AXES, &C., 40.
All Of which will be sold the most favorable prices
and terms. 3H4
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THr EioHrKtS MiLtIoS LoAs has al been taken. Con.
& Riggs, Of Washington, obtained fourteen millions
and seven hundred thousand per cent advance
Elisha Riggs, Of New York city, obtained million four
hundred thousand, ut he The remaining nine
teen hundred thousand dollars taken by various nd.
vdusls at Ia "a I, and even per cent advance The
money Is 10 be called in only is wanted foe use
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Paints, Oils, &c.

E0R0 LBS. pure White Lead,
VOOO 1000 los. pure ground do.
1000 lbs Preach yellow,
Paris and Patent Green, Chrome Green,
Chrome Yellow, Prussisn Blue,
Ultra Marine Blue, Ivory Black, Lsmpbsck,
Sheliac, Venetian Red, VermiIiou,
Rose Pink, India Red, Whiting, Glue, Emery,
Bronze, Lintseed Oil. boiled Oil,
Spirits Turpentine, Coach and Furniture
Varnish. Japan, Paint and Vsrnish brushes.
For sale low by WlLLlSr0N & TYLER.
April 20. 6wS5