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The o. 8. Senator Iron Kau...

AIcHIsoN, April 9.-The reports that there are
Messrs. Lane and Pomeroy 70 the u. s. Senate are
entirely without foundation, "a certifcstes were
made and signed by the Governor a soon a
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DLAINFIELD ACADEMY,

pLAINFIELD ACADEMY. 2L.9
Ar, ...,e NEAR CARLISLE, Pa.
May 9Th. Number OF lads limited 10 twenty & We.
Entire expense so, each hall payable in advance.
Clreulars ct this once. TO fila Wvaoancles osl
e kirkvood House April 18th and 18th, from iii
.psx.os@ ). t .sVs'ssss 1900 ssssss.
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NaN Yark Nlnrhsts

NEW YoRK, April ll.-Flour Sc higher WHEAT
advanced lc. Corn lc. higher. Provisions ready
and unchanged. whisky frm 1t rs SsIskc.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

@THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RETURN
lIS thanks 90 the hrenen and ciaEsns Of GeOr q
town snd w ASKING on for their kind snd aSoriou.
exeIuons TO save her property on the morning oi
the 5th instant.
APPS NJ A THOMAS
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Anether Tran,p.rt Steamer Speken

PHILADELrnIA, April 1.-THE steamer Coat
Iacoslcos Is below from New York. She 10 sup
posed TO have troops on board
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MARRIED.

On the 9th instant, a. st. Patriok's Church, by
the Rev Father Boyle, JAMES b LEACH of
California, to LOUISA X, daughter of the late
John Green, of ROssdale.
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Capt. Mercer's Withdrawal from the Pow.
-.a- hatau

PHILADELPHIA, April 1O.-The Bulletin OF tn Is
evening authoritatively denies the statements rel
alive 10 Capt. Mercer, of the United States steam-
er Powhatan, as doing him great injustice The
facts Were he left the ship at Staten Island by in.
structions from Washington. These instructions
directed the command Of the ship to Commodore
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The Tra.sp.s,. ,B.,,ic and IIi,,.,.. :,

NV YorK. April 10 The steamship Floria,
which arrived here to-day, reports seeing fbs
steamships Baltic and Illinois sf o'clock 3. m
yesterday, OF Absecom, bound South =
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Bridge Washed Avay

RiesxosD, April io.-The bridge on the Cen.
s'orm, and the trains ere sseppsds ggsss e"
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From Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, April 9.-The commissioners of
the Confederate States at Washington have an
nounced their rejection to our Government and
their intention to return home at once Sufficient
evidence Is supposed 10 be In their possession of
the treachery of Mr.. Lincoln and Of the Intention
TO land troops at Fort Pickens and elsewhere
Recruiting is going on rapidly I'm New Orleans
The military enthusiasm is at its bip hest point,
and troops continue to pour into Pensacola
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WHOLESALE

w FISH HOUSE.
2n2 barrels I.abrsdor HERRING, selected.
e5 DO Bay Island do
% do Esstport do
50 half bills. extra Roe do
81 bbls new Msgdalene do
loo do 81 John ALEWlVES
Daily expected per schooner p. Heiner, and for
sale low from the wharf on or before arrival
Also, ls2 bills. cho ce Labrador HERRING, on
board Of schooner Expedt, due here about the fret
80 bbs. No. Meremichi ALEWIvES,
ln0 do No. Clipped HERkING,
loo do No. Boston do
500 do. No. 5 Medium MACKEREL. 6Iouo.s-
50 bb,. No. > MAcKEREL. Gloucester rn.pec-
ton,
Also, kits and half kits No. 1 MAcKEREL and
SALMON.
90 half bbls. Spung HERRING and Labrador
HERRING Of superior q quality, in store and for
sale at satisfactory prices.
HARTLEY a BROTHER
l0-2W 90 and IOI Water st f,eors eto1r
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BIRDsLBIRDs FOR SALE.

1T pS FUR Ia.
" Just received a splendid assortment Of "
-, Birds IRON Europe :-Gernsn Canaries, *
English Black Birds, rhrushes, oil Finohes, g old
IOquets, Java Sparrow, Starlens, the r ed Mocaw
Parrot, and green and gray. have MockIng
and BObolInks; also, Trained Birds. PTioo Is oants
to $50. Cages Of all kinds from 10 cents TO- az
JOHN OMEARA'S Bird store, No. 500 Pa sy-
enue, at the Capitol gate. fe Q SIN
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From TeXnS.

GALVESTON, April ct is reported that the
Federal troops LETT in Texas design concentrating
at some given point and 10 make a stand there
The tar Of the West and the Empire City are
stil of Indianola.
The MeHicans at Matamoras have been planting
cannon pointing towards Brownsville.
The Legislature have q bill dividing the Stat,
snto six Congressional districts and also bill Il
issue State bonds to the amount Of 81 600 600, e
be secured by special tax
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"a. TO THE READERS OF THE 20,
Wood and Coal.

Mol article of WOOD on hand, prepared to
suit the wants of each customer. Wood sold cord
length also, or In any way or any quantities de-
sired.
ID Coal kept in Coal Houses, screened before de
livering.
IL 2.2l1 lbs. to the ton.
IL Personal attention to every order.
L. J. Il w. NJ. GAIT.
Office $50 Pa. av., between 18th and 18th SITS.
Wood Mill and Wharf foot of Seventeenth street.
below War Department. ma e If
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SCHENCK'S TREATISE ON CONSUMP
- TlON-To be had free of charge at the Drug
store OF Z. Is. WAITE, corner Seventh st and
Louisiana av. DR.. ]. ii Schenck, of Philadelphia
has published pamphlet giving full description
OF the diseased stata Of the Lungs Liver and Stom-
aoh. Every invalid should cali and get one.
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Latest from Pensacela

MONTGOMERY, April 10 The Pensacola Navy
fard TO the New Light House, 1.-TWO and hali
miles) is lined with guns and aftilleri.ts Tbe
former are trained to bear upon Fort Pickens and
the harbor, as well as to command the channel
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AMMUNITION SENT OFF.-Yesterday afternoo
several cart loads of shell and cannon balls wei
sent to New York from the Washington Nav
Yard on the 20 train.
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SEE The loud call In another column addressed
10 Company a, Union Regiment,
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aRrpDLH,s One Dollars Store, No 800 Pennsylya.s;
MIA savenne, closes next Saturday. Now n ID
timeto ger splendid jewelfy, and those who neg
lect itthis week may not have another % good an
opportunity. Donf pass by without fooffng at
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CRIMINAL COURT-Jndge Msrriek prssiding-
Yesterday, In the case Of John Foley convicted
OF the, murder Of Michael Murphy, the Court
overruled the motion Of Foley's counsel, Mr.
Norris, for new trial, chiefly upon the grounds
thar the facts set forth in the sidavits referred
to, the prisoners mental condition after the mur
der had been committed, and even IL proven
before the jury, they could have had but little,
IL any weight, in influencing their verdict
The Court then adjourned till Tuesday next.
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FURTHER ABOUT THOSE SNAKEs-We now
hear the following particulars about the copper
head snakes at the City Post Once: About two
weeks ago, paper box, containing two snakes,
directed TO the President, came to the Post Office
here, In the Richmond (Va) pouch There was
no post mark on the box. The discovery Of the
contents was made in the office here, by the
breaking Of the box. The matter was kept quiet
so long In the hopes that the party partiesc
cerned In sending the box might be discovered
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CENTRAL GUARpHoUsK CAsEs.-John KelIy a.
sanlt and battery; prosecution declined fhe
same, for profanity IN the streets fine and costa
$50; In default committed to the work. ouse for
% days. Peter Uranium, COL, vagrant; do 80
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FERRY.

u FERRY.
Il OK The accommodation of Virginians and On,
citizens OF Georgetown and WASHINGTON, the IN
derslgned has re established the old ferry from
AnalOstan Island TO Reynolds W hsrf, near Ray
Mill. sac and convenient new 3oat-the Toe
berg-wIll make trips every hour at ressonsbl'
rates
Rs 7'-2v WALTER Cooley.
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HIGH wATER.-The water in the river and ca
nal was very high again this morning, but de-
creasing The water, packing up into the sewers
those cellars and easements which Were unpro-
tected from the high tides. The cellar Of Wash
ington Hall, (Norwood's restaurantO corner of
flooded, to the loss and annoyance of the proprie-
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Ch. Fares Champagne.,
J.R, GLONIN6ER a. CO.,

II A CARD.
Il WOULD Respectfully call the attention 81 the
citizen and stranger 90 our new lot OF Mems and
Boys, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS and CAPS. cln safely say that an now
prepared 70 sell goods better terms than ever
Don't forget to call and look st our new goods.
]. III. SMITH, Clothserr
ap Slim no 40 Seventh ct. near y.
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From the Confederate States,

SAVANNAH, April ll.-An order was issued yes
terday from The Adjutants Office at Fort Pulaski
prohibiting vessels from passing the fort without
previous Information Of their pacific character
Vessels are required to stop and send boat TO tn,
wharf on Cockspur Island to convey a commits
stoned officer on board to make an examination.
Fort Pulaski has been fully garrisoned
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msnt IN on, naney Rss IL 4 ny ioaessst
8u 20-eoly
To THE AFFLIcTED!-Be sure to read the adver
tlsement of McLean's strengthening Cordial anC
Blood Purifier. in another column, If
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n EW AND SPLENDID


ap 4-2wt Opposite Center Market.
TOR BALTIMORE AND THE POTOMAC
RIVER LANDINGS
:, Inc steamer ST NICHOLAS, Captain JACOB
kIRwAN, will leave Riey's Wharf, IT,
Washington, every SATURDAY.EAG
MORNING, at 6 o'clock. l.eayes
NESDAY AFTERNOON..t4o clock, calling at
freight, = " 'N
Since last season the stesmer has been put in
tb3Io9gh order throughout every part of her
FFor freight or passage apply 70 THOMAS w.
RILEY Agent. Riley's Wharf, foot Of 18th st.
I 4 BON TON FOR APRIL, -
- Atlantic Monthly for April,
ARpleton's New American Encycopsdfa,
hlioars Deea,es on the Federal Consultation,
Regulations for United States Consulstes. vol
L ums. FRENCH & RICHSTEIN, -
ms q 2IS Pa. av., bet nth and 18th ste. 9
OFFICERS, AND Sea-
- men who were on board OF any Y. 3. ships at
the capture Of any SLAYER can have their olaiHs for
bounty and Head Money promptly attended to by
eRpiyins 20 or addressing G. p. WALLACE,
w asnlnetan. u T. -a--. - - ia l6-n
GkEAT NUMBERS. OF, PIANO FORTES
- Ior sale or rent ~ ell prices. Also ten Mele.
esons OF diferenf rpakes for rent or sale. New
as'o fseeived from all part; Sf shs s9gptV yssk-
mn % Is 800 Pa. sv.. BET. 9Th md iStS Sis.
aIffsss ssaaiHHEIss h. TIIss s s ..as
PsS5ffi 3 isa'' - 9tln
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lNcENpIARIsM IN GEoRGErowN-Aboutf four
O'Clock this morning smoke was discovered by
policemen Brown aud Robinson issuing from the
clothing store Of Mr.. =. CAN'T. No 1874 Bridge
street, near the corner Of High In one Of the most
central and thickly populated blocks of that city
The back door was forced open, and the middle
shelves In the store on the east side were found 10
be on fre. The fire was soon suppressed by the
exertions Of the policemen and nefg hboring resi-
dents, and the hose carriages, though promptly
on the ground, were not broug ut Into reduisition
The loss Is slight, and 10 covered by Insurance.
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BROOKLYN.


BnooKLYS H0RuCULTURAL SoCIErY.-Thb
Society, which has grown up to the dignity aud
impotence Of an institution, holi is regular
monthly conversational and exhibition meeting
AZ their rooms in the Athsr cum on Wednesday.
There was a une display Of aOwe.s and fiults,
hut the great value Of these Te.upions Ia the
amount Of information iupArtod 10y practical
aorticuluTslists TO amateurs on all matters par
tanning 10 tho p'Oper culture OF plants. This
dissemination Of uscfvl knowledge "a the secroi
u this society succo's.
MILITARY IssPECTIoN.-The 7Oih regiment
under command Of Col Graham, mot at the AZ
senal Wednesday and proceeded to Z st Now
York for in poction and drill. The hs'ness,
&e.. of the artllltry having been taken by the
.tats authorities TO .be used in active seryler,
the cannon could not no managed as well ~
they otherwise might have been. The eavalry
looked we'll, ard manoeuyed IN nue. Syi7'
The 2sth regiment GnfAntry) was inspected the
dSy previous. Only 1T men were in tbs ranks
The 2sth did three months campaign duty IN
Washington and Virginia with 800 men. Sipos
| their return, the great msjority have Ie'eS
| "a which accounts for tho small number
| IN the ranks rha 10th rssiment did not ~
coed l60 On parade. The inspection was ~
dactsd By acting Brigade InaPscs~ C'uck. q.
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A letter just received from person who won't
out in tho Euors on her last voyage to Eurcpe
giysa tho following " inside view Of what i
going on in GsorgiG -
"The most intervening character on board ID
a Georgian, fat aud jolly, wno Is seeding from
seesssia, in disgust. he Gays the present ditii-
ouldes will b, ali sottled satisfactorily says a
vote OF the real slsVehol lors would pHt quietus
upon sscsssonism--,hat IT is the non slavohold
Nr, orly that "mus, have room for our slaves" "
Ils SAYS tls South Is governed by the mob, not
by the Confederate government, and never will
bs-ssys the country has moro 70 fear from tho
abuse ~ suffrage than from tho South-puts tine
whole fisul,y upol tho shoulders Of southern
politicians, not upon the North. His varsion
makes our English pTsengsrI tre--shuts
thsm up."-Hdti|0rd COUrdHt.
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T,-ppy Of Au,.rIap Om ,,.,.L

The RochrRth is the sole place IN Austrii
Where f,cvdum Of spe ch and tina expression u
Gti"va ces is permitted. and the p'ivlegs /.
u'tn us'd to cNpOc hs tyranny of obi las A
recent i ting, delegate Dr Briuner, ralatad
q lud'ct us lnc'deut oi pen'snl who, carly H.
The moiung, was busily engaged ia fruut OF hit
mouse, harnessins Ills horse Co loalsd cart -
The gtndarme on duty happened 10 lass hv, and
obeervcd that tho little talbot, having IN n.cfipai
on Il the numbtr OF psrslns there readent
who were liable 20 the eonscrip',on, was NOT IL
ite placo on tie door of tho house, ha axe Nbe
ItASant therowith, and notoi IN his D tket book
this rAnsgtts,Cu q tho recruiting Law. Tho
peasant oxcussd himfclf s,yinI that tho table.
had bcon blown down by the Wini durint tb.
night, and that tho ch,lirsn mad found IL hy day,
NeAh and had taken il into tho house. ~
would totch Il and fasten IL up again 81 n,
left his horse, and s'oppsi indoirs Trirslfe,
sion No 2: "a horse without keeper" IT,,
eondafmc entered tho house; the dog sp-,r.
nnt ard hnrked nj him. Imd tfansgre'si,n
Dug lrit a. large Tho p.ssant's wife w,
Just k,njling tho hie, anu crrioundcd ~ u
TINS, shs hurried olt With pi,co of half lighted
wood In hsr hand To drive in tho dog. Fourth
tAusgrcssot: "lmprudcut uss Of d,o." Tha
peHant, In despair N ali the plnstics inp,nd
ing over him, scrd cited his head AID aid H.
bimsoif 'NOw Coz help Va, ono don't ktoN
how 20 live IL orn's own h,uso along of thes
gerdarmes" Although tho remark was in n
low tone, thu prscii al ear " tho land.rne
caught IL. 1rapsgrossicn No 5. "UubecJm-
lrg expressions and opposition 10 tho goldlr
more ~
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her family VI ilyo lttl- ones, in N,wuk, N. J,
10y going out 20 wuk, heard news a day or two
ago, during her abs, uco from homo. IN It h.r
'ldcet dAu ghter, an in,tre',ing child OF year,
had set iiIe 10 hor dioss whio k'ndling fire, e.
cook tho evctinR ma'l. SO terribly was the
child burned thai the teeth fn.l from hor mouth,
and her steel hcopI were inbrdded dcep n'o the
flesh. Az death app osched tho litllo sufferer,
tho poor mother could not repross her grief at
witb"sin, tho agonv of her child who forgot
ting Ter own p,ins for = moment said, Don't
cry, mother dear, | will soon bs In heaven, aud
there IL no pain there
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The 70 lowing sp,tisl o,der emsuAtine from
A6jutnnt General llllsouss will bo hailed with
Joy by our vol -ntoor q, tniEAt.ons in this vi
cniJ
uEs,sIL unnqr ,nrr1' sr,rr oy Nrw YoEK, |
AuJr GISfGAL- UftIyE, AtuNNY. OGr. ~, % Z
SrSUiAL O.UEE,, No. 462.-rhe following
regiments, forming p,rtiun of ths volunteer
iorcos from dis state, will proceed TO Washing.
tou Ia tho orie', and ON tho dates, uamsI bl.
low, AID rvport Tor duty 10 ths GenerAl-in-
Caief
"a Ro.t. n Y Wi. Art, Col. Pilincr, Nov. 2.
56,h Ieet NY Vol Col. Van w,ch, Nov. I.
6lst Regt. N Y Volunteers, Col. C.nc Nov 8.
5Sth R,gt N Y Vol, Col Krxvzanosski Nov. G.
jJ'h kegt N Y Volunteers, Col. lid1all, Nov Z.
- hest n Y w unteers, Col. 4 Ok NV 3.
Gilh Rogt. n Y Vol CO. Piocl,ucv, Nov. .
Gjl Begt. N Yolun curs Col fnrish', Nov. 9
The following regiments having bacn ordered
70 report 10 Brig. -G-n. Blrusits, IN tho CITY Of
New York, vi. bo hsld in rsAinos, 10 proceed
10 such destination as he may direct;
5lt Regiment n. \. Volunteers, Colonel
Porsru.
Sod Regiment N, Y. Volunteers, Colonel
Flank.
53ci Regiment N. Y. Volunteers, C,lonol
DEP .niouil.
5i,h Regiment II. Y. Volunteer, Colonel
KOIlsy.
Col ire's eonmantirg arc requested to cause
timely rrquisiticrs 20 be made for arms, uui
forrn' anu all other supplies necessary for their
respective regiments, Including iransp1rtation
and su jsistencc on the route, and ~ have full
and complcts muster-rolls, prupsrly G'rtidot 10
10y the mu,tering officers, tiled In this depart.
msnt on or before tho cato fixed for their do
pSrture.
Fold and Line Oflics-3 who have not pa'sod
their examination, v III ,pper boloro tbs Ex-
aiming Board without delay. A liIt cf such
oflicss a. shall fal 50 10 apIcar Will be iUrwari
oil TO Washington, and thcir commi sions will
he withheld until they shall have thero passed
thcir examination.
Brig. Gen. Ya,os Is charged with tho oxoeu
ten OF this order.
by crcer Of tho Corusnter In Chcr
TuOS HILLuOUSE, Atjutsut. Garersl.
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Dl.o-,rou. Flrc IN Ph,lade,p.,a.

The extCrsivo factory on tho corner Of 18th
aud Washington streets, belonging to tho estate
OF Craig, WAS burnt on Wednesday afternoon -
a numusr Of floors were occupied by various
contractors Il army cloths, hAverWcks, etc.
The lcss is over hundred thousand dollars,
OF winch s25, 900 is insured. Tho building con
b.irod two hnndred and six,y.six looms, ,oDgas oil
N army lannels. Two hundred operatives were
thrown cut Of employment.
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INSURANCE.

IA family a Insurance on year Na
osn
lSv8 inlrJ nARCB COMPANY
nGQSGT sgn. STILkr; 81! w MN sSoY6kxA y6kx
WITH a CASH CAPITAL OF siss CO,
aHy-ssRD rs BTOuAfs or NHn brArn ~ t<W ksSA
AID FIAsy CLAAs BosDs AID
AoRfaI eNp.
DIEIoGoEG
=. q law, T1omHs Oarlsan,
~ a Iury, John r. Martin.
u trrthr 1baIu, John HSlBsy,
= tarsE lax. John bnt den,
nor. 70 Er.tts IA. j. hltnn 5mllb.
.,nr y, sn. d Harold Dullnor,
'lrJ = PaTFosa A p. Cst we'll,
A. y BO.lG Nehemiah KnlgfL
d. .. On -. &iRsrd A. LAmbat
,.n % q -, JAIhaa How,
70 ylsCH, T. u. WynAn,
n 0li''s, ouL 1sorge A. JarVA,
7.s. "ot'v VS. nj s'cnel Peny,
> routt yyoith, Is - Howard,
'''tr Dunu'ng, Decree T. HCps,
Joln O. Bergen, CHARLES A. Townsend.
ISrvS Robsts, Cornelius J. sPrsgus,
wNllS o. GriSih, Joseph ". Green,
WALTER 8. GEIFFTTII, P1sddfrI.
III. FHOTHndhAk, TresSnIsr'
EEO. Q. RLpLEY, 8ocntxIy.
A. z. CAPWELL, CoazlSol.
MedcSl Counse,
a.. L. MiIfIIEbiA BrOu 1lyr+
JAaES sJkNAkT, ~ D., New aers,
II, dGnIs oi prone csoa I'd snnuagS, and NJ
sIlbd ilaIHsd kt,4y ~ Fsduos Iha GnoNi u GAn'4N
a-emiugl
Prsmiulns pEysts o-l- INIT IN raEh Gnc ma hall n
. noss - 10 m0u.nE, which, is nt IN any oAss suo
i1et v AAseshmsnI bua 10 Ia . parnAnenAleAn GA w
polcy n be pad only by tns AppilAhon OF pruhs
n deducted hum tne AmUaAt due ~assi nis - ng
1aoomes payable TEs 0asC pAil Of Iha pTsItihn
my be pHii HlnUG ~, s6ui- i-AaauAly, or quarterly
IA s 10, nt any nun Ter OF yoA-t, OF In one sufo.
~ PolintaS tina prtDljU. on which Va payable N
se 1nnus1JAyrionta may - o. rrendered 81 the ar
lrss on 1tuo years, and ,hs Company VIII iEsNs
truG psid up pslicy icy hFs JOn soo-EJths ~ "a
ss,yrll ssfu " - tLfse ye4rs tog tass gtts, sc
md ON u earnG prnaPt Nhs'o It's PrsaiuI- V
laysbla IN "a ~ any oAucr nu5absr - ysaiA
Pnuoias usuuc for l,s or for any tsrTD OF yoAss
and on the pAJtoipadug NJ non-phraalpsnnS soAAs
4 ralus - oE - Gay 'o,d ENusas 90 SSoh en~ops
%frvuniuIas or InOrt tsTn saJ ASo- paru1P~aave
polioias Al pAyAbls In cash
EndowIEe;h Policies iSpleo, ,hs Son psyaots -
,hs representatives Of lhe parry Il da%s O " him
or her on GttSining e. %, % ~, 90 or 70 yeA1 q.
| annuity polidiss on aha moe fHVotpo's SrtA
1" ThiI Company has sdopah1 prindph N
| ssnded 70 prsysni lks lapss ~ ~ goaSSS- and
sscurs " the assured In every oAss AZ the assuTnss
SShgoA tASir payments Stu pr0vtd1 yos. Our uaenl
bsrs nesd n0s apprshsnd therefore thsA thsr inabh
! ~ 70 pay sha preuiun a any future hps VIII w
| volvs ths Los Of wbA. they have pad:
Our prpspscsus and O.bs puhliasAioa WI - son
| ErssuisouEly 70 I'll who require ~
Seed Agents wanted, and VII - esa.,d ~
o. nsss h~a t@u1s ~ mI4
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A son to be Pr.ra or.

Wisconsin farmer wrots urgently 10 h,s
son, mifor, who bad enlisted, that b, must
At least return home till harvesting was en-
ished, a. be could not ge, help ~ my price, ana
he bad a large amount Of thrsshinR, that must
be Dc ne To this Young America replied
Desr fsibsr-i cant go boms n present.
ssould be very slsd to felp VOC, but UneIs
Sam has got mighty biggs, job Of thrashinw
on hand than you have, and I'm bound 10 -
him out h the woods first"
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Treas on I'm Canada,

Tho papers Of Pr scott, &. W., have boen
,oi sltcIahIv EXERCISED of late about society
which Ia said 10 exist in Canada, known TO out
,iders as tho "DNk Lauren Society" and 70
insiders ~ tho "Canadisn Brotherhood" Tho
hcsru1sr charges that there l., loige In Pcs
cntt that AZ least one Of tho publishers Of the
TLg0ph belongs tn IL, aud uiat it's objects arc
reasonable. its members desiring separation
nom England and the formation Of an indepon~
dor government or annoNatiJn 10 tho United
Staies
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81, p'ivae 1, 81 lrcm Capt. WIN. L vaudsr.
up, d 20 u, 1th R-girent, da' d Washington
Uct 2G,b, avs. "Sns we left Albany Ire
measl's have brr,en cut smong out men. and
every ~ rn'pg Adis tflssn or twenty 10 the sick
Lev. have Jus be, Informed by The Colonei.
thu, We are fr he prr'ert To be quaite cd =,
Cdorsna Height. shout ono mile north q
GeorsotoV y, on tbis SIDE Of the Potomac. We
start Immediately" ~,