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MAGNOLIA SALT SULPHUR WATER
- TINS valuable Mineral Water may be had at short
notee and fresh from the Spring by applying the Rev.
d. B. Hayes who will furnish it to order good terms
as though it were ordered direct from me-
See bills. " d JORDAN =
June 81, 1854. 63-3mswe =
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THE undersigned will continue to carry the MER-
CAMILLE BUSINESS in its various forms, and respect
fully solicit continuance of the patronage literally
tended to the former firm.
]. SCHLOSS BRO.
Raleigh, June Is, 1854. ga
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.-HAVING
- the Agency for the sale of this valuable Medicinal
water we are now prepared to furnish by the barrel
half barrel or gallon Pamphlets containing the Analysis
and certificates of cures be had application to the
subscribers WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD
June 81, 1854. 63-
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TuNO BUILDERS. PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
Il ceived by the Committee of Arrangements of the
North Carolina State Society the erection
of several Buildings the Fair Grounds plans spec
cations of which may be the office F. fomp-
kns Secretary of the Society All proposals be
in by the last day of June, addressed to
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TUvHE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
IL plans specifications and estimates, and contract for
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
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NJOTICE, IS HEREBY GIVEN Ethan Gsrrett. S ~
wife je ah ane Garrett formerly Of Sso1n
c. that Mary Garrett, who died in ss et to then
1852, in her last Will and Testament ,nT time uPCn
of $500, which will be paid over e. Their W
ing se'enSe''es' anu Il. q. SPRUILL Gsrrst mi
a. F. GARRETT, cow
Plymouth, N. c., June Is, 1872 aio,se CO P
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ty' \. CD. s. RICHARDs0N, A NJ, PT a.sp
the Male Department. R. ]. TAYLOR, EToo.le Departs
Mrs D. s. Richardson, Principal ofthe Eem Fem
Miss NJ. E. Stone Associate Principal. Mi00
The Fall term viii Commence on the 1st MOnf Pbs
For Circular, containing particulars a00i''' -nr
ry of the Board of Trustees, EA CRUZ
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Z GIN RING.

Raleigh, June 8, 1854.
The daily union., 1854-11-15
From the New York Quarteriy for Cctobrr.
RANCROEI THE HISTORIAN.

It just twenty years since the first volume OF Mr. Ban
cFofts great work-,he important production of
American literaurewas given to the world During that
period with necessary though nrequent intervals
ne has been steadily engaged in its composition sngu-
lar identity pervades the volumes. They show marks
OF the lapse of time since their The first
opened era in historical writing 1t displayed the
same breadth and comprehensivenes of view the
gaety in determining the force OF evidence and the
philosophical reference Of detached their seminal
principles which such conspicuous features Of the last
The present volume the other hand, less dstin-
gushed by the fire Of Imagination the sympathy with all
That beautiful and noble in character and in nature and
he gorgeous poetca adornments which often flicously
contrast with the concisenes of the narrative than
was the early production of the blossoming genius of the
historian In every portion of his immortal work are
combined the freshness Of vernai airs the glow OF
and the harvest ripeness of autumn
The success of Mr. Bancroft as historian-whch will
gam still brighter illustration with every interval Of lap
sing yesrs-has been founded union Of qualities.
hs nIelectis keen and penetrating He has perhaps,
equal powers Of reflection and forecast With impul
'Ne enthusiastic nature he is exceedingly cautious
N weighing evidence drawing conclusions and deci-
ahs on opinions Prone to ardent faith, his men
m aiacrity tempered with love of skeptcal analysis
De'o'ed to the search for Universal principles details
escape his observant eye He is once interpretive re-
uoecuv and acuey cognzant of external and present
'les lbs passion for the subesf metaphysical nvest
saon no less marked than his apness for historical in
4 In each Of these spheres OF intellectual activity he
possesses the talents of No less with
he m writing Of Aristotle Emmanuel Kant and Jonathan
EDWARDS than with the documents Of American history
Els authority is equally paramount the question Of phi
Osophy and on any point in the annals of the past
fis systematic understanding arranges the con-
used cluster Of into integral and harmonious
spectiveshowing not only their isolated features but
eif relative bearingsand tracing their origin mmu
Aoe causes in the nature Of the individual mind in the
'oheetye laws Of humanity His familiarity with the
cucal course of satesm ,nshp gives him singular ad
aaAge IN the discussion Of public affairs however
ue date or dim their outlines At the time his po
'HeSi temperament throws and mellow glow
NVund the march Of his narrative His always
e 10 The charms Of the material universe and he thus
ssners Images of richness and beauty from the exhaust
@S reTeiatons Of Nature At q philosopher poet
aesman and an assduous student it is not surprising
G & ne has produced of genius and toll which
gyules The highest attributes OF the intellect and will
N''lenge the admiration OF ages
The daily union., 1854-11-15
FROM TEXAS.

The Austin State Times (exira) OF the 3Oh ult make
the important that the governor has refused
to receive the stock offered by Messrs Walker King
assistants deposite the Paccrailroad con
tract The contract is therefore considered having
failed.
mestc produce exported from that port during month
according TO the cusomhouse returns only Sl49r
500.
Sailors arriving from northern ports still OCCASION
ally attacked with yellow fever Galveston The disease
is confined almost exclusively to such persons
The Galveston Price Current of the 4th inst in its week
y review of the market says
The receipts of FROM the interior continue on
very small scale and with the exception of the gathering
oftwo three Houston merchants few small lots only
have been put in the market for sale There change
In prices TO report
From parts Of the State the reports progress
crops quite favorable, owing the prevailing fine
weather. in the lower part OF the State where the plant
has been destroyed almost entirely the fair close of the
cannot do any good.
At Houston business has been less active than during
the week before and few wagons only had in The
appearance of the frost t expected would bring -
yorabe change.
The adces sugar planters on the Brazos are cheer
ing as 10 the progress of the cropshere viii be from
two-thirds to threeHtourhs Of an average crop.
The Dallas Herald says that quite number of persons
crossing the Trinity at that place their way Kan
sas
The Austin State Gazette in noticing the departure of
Major Emory from San Antonio for the Mesila valley
marks
He was well armed and equipped The fearless Tornado
Smith accompanied him with a small band of men This
the first of the drama in the history of future
State in the confederacy now one vast solitude few
years and how the scenes will rapidly shift to waking
life and busy toll aud industry!
The Gazette says that business in Austin begins to look
brisk The farmers sending in their and other
produce
letter to the Austin State Times dated Goad Oct 81
says;
\ disease, usually designated black tongue is raging
at Camargo. great many persons have died 1t has
made its appearance in Rio Grande city and have
died. The victims taken with chill while in the sun ;
when taken into the shade they Immediately take fever
which RACES violently.
Crops good the Rio Grande The extreme wet
weather has been advantageous to the corn crops There
is prospect of plenty in that section.
The daily union., 1854-11-15
Hy GREEN 4 SCOTT. Awcttoneers.

tAtELLENF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
A. auction On Tbuesday, thc shall se 10
O'Clock, Little. 9Th No
a Jewrn and rscevsnt s-sorprut OF
" furniture,
Nlhaasny -'sf
rsror, ,Spcking, and chairs
tyaru marble table and whsnot
Two Goe marble painted chamber
Walnut ~ideboa,d. dining and chairs
tins. glass, crocksry, aud s,ac.rue
Pine dir,Dg refrigerator
Cu',age and other b.dstrads
solar, hail, and other las,ps, window shades
fine Bussrs., tses and other ocoth
Fine hair and sn1cx mattresses and bedding
Cooking, alright. and ceai
,ici.- which deem
Teess Al ut and under e2s, credit Of
90 s days for safscory endorsed int~rem
Pie above dsscrnsi iurnure Of hne quality
Persons wishing 60 purchase good viii do well tn send
the sale. GHEEN h SCOTT,
lid Aacdonsevs.
The daily union., 1854-11-15
ii, >. q. M.G GuIHE a ..saasneer.

pyBLtc SALE OF AN ELEGANT EsTATE.--on WsdseHday
ha. @ yuahs aud costly e.as Ases -. a. InsIe.,de"
um and forty acre. Of i.ns
q Sn M o,s ss s ."a ,;.'ana, fenced said pop. dvae'
portion, abou, acres, sider
land situated between the .soi.
9a s soo 81 ns sns ws. o. Ian sss and r Pin
count. road Il, rerces mI on III. north shout mile
ihs Penn-yvalla and IAN street.
TINS aIm sr sesa recently snrveed and divided into sites con
enes ~ q which sbndany waered by and unians
large barn. stbing
and % for supplying sfff 70, ,s ~" sus
In The as,'"" Of ih popsy care has been ,nheu
ward. The ely Of ashineon and the Potomac and also
" I Which VIII Be- many e the eaon Il.
road. 70 and from The road each of the villa
the pas, two years improving and embeishns this
convenience. ~''" ~ '-''' 80
Tine Mansion House swaeA sar,y having been
ac cs bling north OF the farm ds' bounded the cast by The
by superior pom,
and slsa."se 70 dwelling Within ,se limits Of the District : !.
depths Of from 80 10 60 eel nd IN e substantial Of
possessing many
part Of e ss 81 ,osasI n' an area
Ing pao billiard hall Is feet wide library dining
sta, pau- Urge Any cbamue together
serv apa',epts &c Ao large and airy in ioc rd
l. ha, bue,. pantry, kl,cien, chambers, dressing
ovef-ho, wheel yards dwelling
aud capable I2co gallons diem
In addition 10 le psaE from which supplies o water are furnished
for The house OF the wheel attached H. also
the largest aud be found in the District being
about IN length Wy twelve wdh and
BIC least y gallons Of minute, 900
llinr diem; The Ut the
but very le for that aanrd and during the
: sufficiently cold be used without
The nu buidnq, consisting about 65 by 40
containing lofts cspsbr holding
siabng eight horses washing shed, and
niences for sir eight carriages Aso houc hs sc IN
keeping with isc character of
The abundance
and having the advantages magnificent
shade, ALus twenty-five of this heavily
nc whole place suscepsi
biz perfect garden nominal
rho roads and agisside
bic handsome reidencss already The
beattgi oc IL
desiring rural residence property viii he sold
o' ad the disposed the purchaser
wish
The we'll supplied imported
sc, Sc. aud built permznent
combining
comf.s eeganess whch
couuisy the Cn,ca
Tie indisputablr.
one hird the equal pa
twelve, and u,nth deed of
tie property.
i.lsaphea plan ot t,e prdy may my counting
Jas q. Mcguire,
Nov i1--r"sds AucioHseI.
The daily union., 1854-11-15

uOtGH's Practice Of Courts nrttai-1 Lon-
III don. 1925.
Housh the Arueles Of WM-i vol. Calcutta. 1896.
ioughs Case Book Of European and Naive
vol. Calcnua. lS2i.
ftonghs Military Law Calcutta. 1870
Hickmsp on Naval Courts Martial. London. 1851
Major General Napier on Military Law. London 1897.
erai Couris Martial London lsb.
samne, Historical Account Of The British Army and the Law
Military. London 1915.
simmons on Courts Martial. London. fc52.
Sullivan Courts Nsrta- London, 1874.
Chenier-Guida de- TnbunRur Mhtsres--2 Paris l6S
Nathy's Courts Martial and Military Law Boston. 1919
ChenterManueI dss CoBse,is de Guerfe. Paris, is4s
Grffth's Military Law. London. ist
Du Mesgni- Diciopnaso &c Ia Justice Miisre
On Martial and Military Laws by London
1910.
McNaughten Courts Martial. Loudon.
on Mstasy few York. lsf6
O'Bren Military Law aud Courts Marital Philadelphia 1896
General Macomb Cears Maniai- York 1871.
Adye Courts- Martial. London.
Tytiers Military Law LoDdon. 400.
Macarthur Naval aud Military Courts LONDON
Naval Regulations and Instruction. by The British Adsira,y
London. isH.
Military and Naval Tdsis General
R,ppe NJ General Ha If Commdorr Pv,er, af Lieutenant
rni Murray of Leutsann Coton BnE Of Generals
aHes Major stanhope, Of Leneuan' Colonel Cockbaeue
Captain Mackenzie, and many Others.
Nova-f rRANcK TAYLOR
The daily union., 1854-11-15
SALES TO-DAY.
by ,. q. mcGUInE, Aucssopeer.

(HANCEkf sALEBv u of he OF
TIE DISTRICT OF Columbia io county sshiugton sstnx
equiy MADE IN HE OF James Hugh
lane -ockefy ambrose - Lynch, and ai si7
te4 VIII oeI r sale al public suction, Wednesday,
t'u Gay OF oe"Sef nexi at O'Clock
following real estate in Washington ely
lease
e'most part OF lot ~ square 72s fronting 81 Cap
To on
sutjec of S3l the privilege
Of purchasing for $500 80. This proved hy
substantial two bfiek house.
The Whole of lo No So No. 2e on,iDg street
morrill, lt I'd with the
ssing of substantial two hrick house.
Terms OF sale fourth OF be paid
cash the residue
eighteen months be secured bonds bearing
interest on IN" aure purchaser with the
o sale within one week after sale the reserved resell
his risk aud cosi, after weeks
WALTER 4. COKE,
Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
S"Pt 2u-2aw5wAdts
or 'he above sale is postponed until wednesday
afternoon, November i5,b a O'Clock the premises.
WALTEk 3. COKE,
Trustee
JAs c. MCGUIRE,
OCT n-2awads Auctioneer
The daily union., 1854-11-15
ouaE>rAKIss ON ,he .

I OnnESTA s,s the JnrtsdictS0n Practice, and
Peculiar jurisprudence of the Courts the United
! by Beorge Ticknor Curtis
History
MAJOR Proctor, o Royal Military ACADEMY.
Cummings Lectures the Seven Churches. ...
+ On sale a, tAiLOk 4 MAURfS
Nov - Book store, 9Th st.
The daily union., 1854-11-15
DIED.

In his e'y, Tuesday morning, i4ii RICHARD
HANSON WElGHTMAN, son Of Il. VI. scs.s b. WKIoar-
need years and months.
snncrai viii take the residence grandfather,
r. COKE. * and Louisiana avenue,
10 day at 10 O'Clock,
The daily union., 1854-11-15

COR RENT The residence the late Gen Towson and
th both complete
order Gas and carried throughout the house.
cold
bficf pantry fhe house may had partially farr-hed
Enuuir. premises IL rii
Dtt 7--lmiffuThsans
The daily union., 1854-11-15
The Jfnrkefs.

NEW YoaK, Nov. H.-50o0 barrels -four, State brands
sold at So Is. 5000 bushels wheat soldwhitc 81 95 t0
600 bushels corn soid--mxed, 90 q 81 cents.
BALTIMORE, Nov. street -four, Ss l2s City
Mills, 81 IS. Wheatwhite, 81 Is, 81 80 81 s5 Corn
old and newwhite, " IS cents; yellow rs 50 cents
The daily union., 1854-11-15

Mr. W H. Simpson has withdrawn from the co-manage-
ment of the Kennebec Journal of Augusta, Maine, and
Mr. j. c. Blain takes his place The editors belong TO
the fusion school in politics and therefore the Boston
Courier (whg remarks that the paper will be whig no
more The editors say We shall cordially support
the Morrill, republican party the substantial principles
Of which are understand them freedom temperance,
river and harbor improvement within constitutional limits
homesteads for eemen and just administration Of the
public lands of the State and nation This adds the
Boston Courier (yhig) is surrender Of the whig party in
Maine through us RsH1i organ TO the republicans
The trial of four of the slaves of the late VIM A. Killings
worth Of Jefferson county Miss for the murder of their
master held the circuit court OF that county last
week Two Of the slaves found guilty and sentenced
TO be hung the fourth Friday in November The other
two acquitted Of the MURDER but subsequently Of
them indicted for arson and will be tried for that Of
fence at the next term of the court
The daily union., 1854-11-15

BRANDYLetters from Rochelle and Cognac say that as
the vintage viii scarcely be sufficient for home consump
tion. there viii be brandy made this year for export
The daily union., 1854-11-15
.San,n nt fho Nnrth

New YoRK, Now H.--There in the western part
of the State this morning Dunkrk it four inches deep
aud still falling
The daily union., 1854-11-15
Nfeumer Xnrnt.

CiScISsArt, Nov. H.-The st,. III
last night Richmond o. MIL 49, ~ Sta
have persisted. " 'Pfo' ~
The daily union., 1854-11-15
Honeu Pnnic in Ms Raat.

CHloAao Nov. l3.The Merchants and Mechanics' Banl
of this city has closed.
The notes OF the Nspersye and Egn Bank have been
fused in this city
CmcAoo, Nov. li.The City Bank here has suspend d
The daily union., 1854-11-15

oeng able ~ send line board from the shore
IN Que case when life boat Immediately the
wreck and Captain Henry and eight or ten others got
IT. but was instantly capsized and ned completely over
hce o4ptain Henry and four others cuug the
succeeded In reaching the shore at the time
the eboat capsized the cable the shore TO the shin
gave way and there then remedy but to send to
another station and procure balls for the
throwing another line the wreck and an instant was
lost IN sending to the life station for the
The ship perfect wreck and there least hope
of saving anything.
Should the heavy continue during the night il 4.
scarcely possible that more than very few
now on board holding to the rigging can be saved and
1t is not at all improbable that will be washed
board before Wight.
All the passengers Dutch German and as there /,
no here who understands their language we are unable
to obtain from those who have reached the shore any nor
nation in regard to the condition Of things board which,
undoubtedly, is bad enough.
Captain Henry is active and energetic in efforts extend
relief to his suffering passengers and crew.
The ship went on this morning at O'Clock in dense fog
Seizure Of Tro Ameriean Vessels.
New YoRK, Nov. H.-A letter from Havana reports the
seizure of American schooners loaded with arms at
Baracoa One the passengers shot and the crews m
prisoned
Hassaehasets Election.
BesToN, Nov 1.-The vote for the poyernorship of tbi,
State, at the election which came OF Yesterday sums up
thus
Gardiner know nothing, 1s,s43 Washburn, whig, 49,,
i35; Bishop, democrat, al35 Wilson, frccsoil, 65ls
The know nothngs have swept every district
The legislature sandshouse, 34 know -nothnos whigs
and democrat senate, 3s know nothings and doubtful
The Ohio R,per.
PITrsBuRG, Nov. 1.-THE late rains have raised the river
at this point about ~ inches further rise expected
Small l-class steamers are leaving for Cincinnati.
WHEELIso, Nov. 1--we have had heavy rains here and
in all this region The river has risen considerably and 10
still rising II expected that class boats will soon b
able TO
Honey Panic ia The Wea.
CHICAGO, Now 3.-The Merchants and Mecbanics' Bank
OF this city has closed
The notes of the Napersvc and Egn Bank have been re-
fused in this city,
CmcAoo, Nov. 1.-THE City Bank here has suspena "a
Steamer Bernt
CSoISsATt, Nov 1.-THE stance poro., - h,
as' near miles above this place. She is
total loss The stSard and two hands are sunnoed 10
have perished ~ " '"ppoe' ~
iSaoc al the North.
New YoRK Nov 4.--There snow in the western part
Of the State this morning At Dunkrk it is four inches deep
aud still falling
The Narketa.
New YoaK, Nov. H.5,0o0 barrels -four, State brands,
sold at So 25 5000 bushels wheat soldwhitc 81 g
900 bushels sod--mixcd 80 a 81 cents
BALTIMORE, Nov. HIowardstreet -four, Ss l21S City
Mills, 81 75 Wheat-white 81 75 81 80 81 S5. Corn,
and neW -Nhi n cent an
The daily union., 1854-11-15

,NANVED tMMEDIATELY.--A gentleman well qualified
each M Latin and Greek 10 take charge OF the
the Alexandra Academy. Application In
preferred full particulars should None
uci, qualified.
- Teaching Saiary-board sud $50 per MONTH
r.. IL. BnOCKETT,
Nov lf--dit Al xandria, Va.
The daily union., 1854-11-15
By }. G. mcGUlRE, Auctione~r.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY STREET
tauctioDUn Tuesday November
the shall sell Uf ground side Of
i2h aud 18th having 10 7x
inches running back 5s feet alley with
right
consisting Of substantial
entire front with ph of There
of the most approved furnaces in
will be exhibited
Terms One fourth the residue in l2
satisfactorily secured, hearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Now lid Aucioneer
EXTENSIVE sale 0f household furniture hoass
u keeping e6sctsOa Friday November 18th,
O'Clock, deed OF subscribers will SELL
Columc House,
very large assortment Of furniture, Ac, viz
Mahogany piano forte, stool
Figured plusfsc chairs
Marble iabe~, card nbies
Maiogany hair spring sofas, chairs
Paor chars rockers
Marble top pier tables,
Curtains, c0nice, window shades
eco yards 3pIy Garrett oil cloth
dressing bureaus, ~ pia bureaus
"a bedseads, OF vasioas styles
Feather beds, hair and hnsk mstrcsscs
~ wardrobes, 20 washstands
20 toilet sets, 20 looking glasses
dozen assorted chairs, abics
10 chamber stoves, clocks
Large quantity Of crockery and glassware
Table cloths, napkins, bed clothing
Cooking and GxtDres FIRE irons, sc.
Together with large assortment Of kitchen uensils
Terms under, OF two and
months, @ notes ra'isfactoiy endorsed bearing
JOHN b. KIBBEY, Trustee.
Nov I'D JAS. u MCGUIRE, Aac.
The daily union., 1854-11-15
TREASURY DkpARrnExr,

nUAHDi SG,r KING, at the Of and ih
desirable which would
aud lis wife Nov l1--A3A
The daily union., 1854-11-15

SUpERioR PIANO FOR1E, FURNITURE, AND HOUSEHOLD
~ effects, "Wednesday Hoypbx.
November l5t at 10 O'Clock the
shall sell the private
effects OF Captain L.. NJ Powell, viz
Superior Chiekcring piano ore I'd
Crimson plush covered lounge sofa
Walnut eagsfs, beaded
HnndsOme Gen0ese hn
suites ofhandsome
Figured lace curtains, shades,
Excellent pnsh-covrred revolving
Cit candetnbvas, ornam
SILVER mounrd centre lamp,
Paintings, enGravings,
~ cNrnetinss
Wain,t hstSack, han lamp
DO csDc sea-. chairs, lounge
superior hair and trcss
oiankets, comforts, bolsicrs, and pillows
Cf"cksfy and gIHss
Together with let OF kitchen utensils
At ~ O'Clock
pair OF handsome matched hs;.e bo,ses vorv a.,
aud perfectly kind and gentle ~SN '"''' '''S ''e'
an IN excellent family carriage, harness
BUFFALO robe, &c
~ ana under cash. thai sum credit Of two and
'ou 'a' "f notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
Nov IN A JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
The daily union., 1854-11-15

Pstropauowssi 1.-THE Of the Russian station which
the AngioFrench feet recently vainy endeavored cap
urel situated the OF kamtschatka
The daily union., 1854-11-15
The Ohio Riner.

PiTrsBuRe Nov. 1.-THE late rains have raised the river
at this point about ~ inches further rise expected
Smal-cass steamers are leaving for Cincinnati.
WHEGLIsG Nov. 1--we have had heavy rains here and
IN all this region The river has risen considerably, and
still rising II expected that rstcass will soon be-
able to
The daily union., 1854-11-15

THE GREAT WESTERN RsLRoAp--Already Is the tale be-
ing told Of the great falling off IN the receipts of b. road
Instead of there being weekly increase in the amount Of
business done by the road find that week there
falling of in the receipts to the of fis3 ls 25d
which plainly shows that the public have lost confidence
in the road nor il be restored till radical change il
effected in the management
The daily union., 1854-11-15
Nov l0-d

w II ls1I.-A national
m ~ OF the war Of 1912 having been proposed held
OF Washington In January the undersigned
Of the uyyo residents Of the District Of Columbia
speetuiy invites meeting Of the surviving soldiers resided In
he District tina, PERIOD also Of have become
residents the reside thereto
be held City Hall Tuesday, the l4 ns III O'Clock,
f the purpose taking such tho
call their part ~
J. r. WILLIAMS, Brig. Maj aud Inspector
of the Columbia Brigade In the Of 1919.
N0SS S--eutd