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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

W The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan pews and gossip, and choice
merafy reading, 10 now on our counter ready for
delivery to the public. Embraced In il enter.
eining contents are the following articles:
hoJutant General Thomas's Report in the Pre-
mont Csse; The Great Naval Expedition: Late
no Interesting Intelligence from the south:
N'nkens Surveys the Coast, a creamy humor
Gus SKETCH " How our Army 10 not an Army ~
toe famous New York TribKns letter that Ia.
created such hubbub amongst the soldiers:
snarpshooterS Hot Shot, rich budget Of
Pfenticeenia; and varied and entertaining
spread OF Interesting hrst.page reading matter
Tweive columns Of fresh matter in 'Our Military
bodgefi" Six colun1 ~ OF late local ma tier incn
ing some striking chapters In the great Barney
Osse; Two columns Of telegraphic news M to
the time Of going to pres
Agricultural and Horticultural matter; Household
recipes; and perfect Uranium gathereum of
interesting miscellany.
This Is just the paper above all others for Der.
IONS sojourning In the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance Price onlv
'nree cents per copy, or 81 90 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when 20 arranged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

IHuRLoW WEEDS VIsIr TO EUROPE-Mr
Thurlow Weed, whose projected visit to Europe
mas given fse to 90 many baseless on dts saw in
the Albany Journal that he intends 10 sails on Sat
uroay.tnat ne goes In ga personal and private
capacity and character This IL brief n ,ex.,.,I
=. our visit abroad Is in an UNOFFICIAL character
~ we cneflsn the hope Of rendering any service.
however slight to our country 1t is as a volunteer
and without compensation
cat home, fortunately, the Government IN M,
uinted, In money. There 10 no lack Of strong
arms, gallant spirits and devoted hearts, for the
neId May the good God Undue our rulers with
armies and navy a. will preserve our Government
and ~ nion.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

Archbishop Hughes left New York for Eurone
on wednesday. Mr. Thurlow Weed leaves by
the steamer to-day. Ii Is understood that tbey
vane, OF Ohio, and the Hon. Edward Everett. Of
Massachusetts ' ~
The Simultaneous visit OF these gentlemen To
Europe seems to be made with the approval of
the Government, as they all have recently been
met ~ oo"-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

VESSELS CAPruREp-The number of yessels
captured, respectively, since the outbreak of our
Tolerate authorities, are a. follows:
fnzes captured by United States naval vessels
steamers 3; ships 2; barks 9; brigs %; schooner,
OIL; sloop Total 100
vessels seized In southern ports, and captured
BY Confederate privateers, etc.-Steamers S; sh,ns
ID; barks 10; briggs l6 schooners "a Total IA -
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Spirit Of the M.rntpr P,..,

Ine IHfsH'ssnesr treats upon the trouble the
Noniederates are already having with the new
machine they have started to take the place of the
old constitution
The RepkblieaA handles The Trade of the
Country" to day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

1--we have another report OF the capture Of
the privateer Sumter, and this time from a Con-
federate source. The statement 10 found I'm
Southern paper received In Louisville, that she
was captured to the Ieeward Of Barbados. No
particulars are given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auotioneer.
Ue0rgsfotcH.

oE6IFEcTs AT AucTIoN-0n WEDNESDAY
ne snotlon rooms, shall sell without reserve the
en- cots OF .gertlemsI declining housekeepinr
dsmask, oonsistiLg Of Sofa, Arm and ParIor
Chair rich Parlor Set. in hairooth, eersnt
wa. ut SETS complete; ParIor Chairs; Brussels,
tngraln snd Three ply Carpets and Rugs; best az !.
xtenslon Tables; China Tea Sets; Crookery and
Giasvsrei Knives and FoI Ks; Bedsteadt; Ward
90 KING AID other Stoves; Ref irerator, DC. &c.
The furniture is nearly new and Of the best maj
ufAoture, ana too attention Of laoles and reptle-
msa furnishing 10 respectfully called thereto.
no 0 runS nouu,,S,
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AFPoINIMENTs.-Jacob NJ. Howard, Of Micbi.
gan, has been appointed Minister Resident to
Honduras, and Thos. Sparks, Of the District O,
Columbia, Consul to st. Johns, New Brunswick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

TIE CANADIAN ENLISTMENT CAsR-The prose
eution against MI. Arthur Rankin, Of Toronto.
arrested for enlisting men for the United States
the offence being against an imperial statute and
committed In foreign country could be tried
only In the Queens Bench In England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

ID Ninety-six thousand nine hundred ana
ninety light barrels Of coal oil have been trans
ported over the Pennsylvania railroads to an east
efn market during the nine months Of the wear
endiag Sept. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

iHE DEBUT OF Miss CHEsTsEY last night. wa.
in every way success, and must have been allie
g'aHiylng 10 herself and her friends As early an
nah past seven O'Clock our little thea,er wa.
| cfo"ofd-every seat and every foot of standino
room being occupied-and after that time hun.
ofeos came away, after vaInly endeayoripp IN
squeeze In IN. already overcrowded building
A she made her 6rst appearance before the
scenes, her nne figure, pleasing face, and graceful
manner, elected hearty applause As the scene in
tne nrst act, between herself and wildrake. mir
btlnk,) progressed, her clear enunciation. and tbs
spirit with which she performed her role. repeat-
ediy brought down the house, and as she made
ner exit the public verdict was indicated bv sucb
Calculations, buried on all sides, as, Capital
mo fear of her, "She'll do" &c
throughout the piece she was entirely self
possessed, and all agreed that the character couId
not have been better performed This is all the
more remarkable from the fact that she had been
suffering for some days from indisposition: and
her throat, especially, was not In condition 70
enable her 10 do the fullest justice to the No anal
ity Of her voice. fNN
She was ably seconded by the COMPANY, and
especially by Mr.. Bland a. {" Sir William Fond
love" and by that excellent actress, Mrs. Muzzv
az " The Widow Green"
we hear generally confessed wish that Mana
ger Bland may speedily give the public an oppor.
unity OF seeing Miss Chestney In some vet more
dduous chsracter-thatf for instance of Beatrice,
In Shakspeare's comedy Of Much Ado Abou.
Nothing" part in which she is said to be unap.
proachable. Whenever the occasion comes IN,
nef " benefit she may look for a towering testi |
monlal Of the proud estimation in which she IN
neld oy her grati6ed fellow townsfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

APPOINTED Theodore Gen has been appointed
Consul at Napoleon Vendee. France
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BOARDING,

ROARD.-One or two gentleman car oht.in
~ pleasant Ro"ms, with Board, in a private
h9usS. y central part Of the oty, By addressing
no 9 ST. 0f""eu.
ROARDlNG.-A gentleman and wife, or a zen
- uem n and his wife Of the Army or Navy, or a
member OF Congress and family can be aooornmo-
dsted In private family. within 20 minutes walk
o. the CITY. conveyance furnished free of charge
bohro upon moderate terms. but they must be per
maneut for the winter. Add ess 81 6, n. |" MIR.
moore's Drug Store. West End Pa ay no -sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

III To ON Baltimore reader, we would ssv
thst the frst apd second edition Of the S,o, can
BE had In Baltimore Of f. r. Ba,eItop. agent
No. - West Baltimore street, near Gay-the nrst
edition al half pest four and the second q, eIyb,
o'clock, on The arrival Of the trains from Wash.
'ng'on giving all the latest news from the seat Of
war up to The time of going TO press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

HSioE CREAM AND WATER ICES. 0
And boarding houres faIni shed at Low ratcs o'e
BE- a.;ortm.gt Of fne Cakes kept oa hand st tha
no lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

DO sITIvE PUBLIC sABE OFvERY VAL
Il UbBLE LAND, AT ANNAPOLIS guNcTIoN, ON
WASHINGTON X. R.-The undersigned, a. agent,
Will sell at Public Auction. the premises a. the
at II O'Clock, the following Farms and Lots
Lot No lion aims l50 acres of prime and, 70
acres in Wood, improved By o new Cottage, CON
O,ohard % enc ohoioe fruif Trees,
Lot No 2-Contaazs lSo eorss, lying &C Savase
ssjhsch. imPFosed r. pc. D.sfl,es hsors, Barn.
SHso, q Lime Kiln, ana ohoios colleetion Of Fruit
Lot No. s"ccntsin. $50 sore. Of Good Land.
With fns il proysments Of every description. and
Lot Nos. { and s-cones,Ds % serss each, lyins
g. the Junction, and are very valuable for Building
Lot No. e-Lies in trisneIe, formed by the An
neeoit and w eshi gton Branch Railroad and the
County Road leading 70 Annapolis. This Lot M
vel situsted for country store. There 10 also
2 GOOD stand and store HoussDp Lot No. 9 both
being separated BY the PstuxtKt. there would Be
no compositions: The pro serty Ia worth the stten-
ton Of those deErous Of q sure inves tment or
seoerlnsa cheap county keside nce OF Farm, bong
eeni dist,ot, between Annapolis, W ssh nrton and
u q minutes. ssason Tlckets can be procured %
SIS per ar. which val snsble the holder 10
travel daily tsl Trains stop at this pointI
Terms; o ..tslId O,sh, balance n oss and two
III hor IN dssoritton o. this property, %.
gi, Z, the agent, nj BANN0N. 80 81 Paul street,
balam re, or % THQS. SMALLER, ssvAfe
: witch. or M. FITZ:MMONs, Annapolis juno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

puR FRIENDS ct The various military camps and
positions will confer favor by keeping US posted
~ 70 movements and affairs In their vicinities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09
, sd THOS. BOWLING, Auonooee,
By &c. MCGUIRE CO.. AuOtionssrs.

By &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTE, ELEGANT
- CABINET Furniture, Rich Cut Glassware and
beautifully ID -oorsted French China oliver plsted
Wsre, Carpets, Curtains, and Hou sehold Furpi-
turs tensrally.-On FRIDAY MORNING, No
i streets. shall sell large and elegant assort-
ment Of Household Furniture, China Glass, and
aIo"sey Ware. Carpets, Mirrors, &c. com priflng
liehme't
Particulars in future advertisement
IT Catalogues vii be issu ed on Mouday pext
The House 10 for Rent. Inquire of the Auot'rs.
nov Sd &c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
OF
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTIC BONE
f. + T II,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE OR CLASPS,
mr. u n ESnnNn

DR.. g b SIGESMOND
3iO Broadway, Ne,c York-26O Pennsyluanid Ar
enNe, betneeG l2th and iSth SIS Wnsa,rTfor
Sals the attention of the public 20 the following
advantages OF hi, improved system:
j. The Teeth Of his manufacture will
never ooIode nor change ooior BY any Sx&$6
ecids; being three fouIths lighter than aLy other
T. NO teeth or roots need be extracted aa tbs
tIscial ones oan be inserted over them, '"'
to ache ""u noSor
T. No temporary teeth are needed, as permanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
ths natural EXPRESSION of the face, which under
the old ~ sten is fresuentI, disigured.
rms work has been fully to tad over FIVE Years
country. vi WIS
Or, has also invented a white undeetruotive
metal hiling. with which the most -sItIve teeth
can De h'led without pain, and can bu Id up a Der
ieot, sound tooth on any Rde roots. which m last
through lifetime. "
- Fhe best Of references glven-to DIR Mott; DR.
po emu, Professor Of Chemistry. N. v; Hon
Judse wayne, OF the Supreme Court of WsshiuG-
tor, and thousands of others
Call aud examine for Yourself nos 6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

nSsPIRlr uAL RErREAT.-The exercises
A,i . Church on NEXT SUNDAY, ct II
Rev. Father McELnoY, ). J., win oondSnttSS. Pae
treat, assisted BY other Fathers Of the ssme 49,
On Sunday three Dircourses will be riven a, =,
iernoon. - IN inc ei-
Dunns the yset the principal exsro,ss. ,w,u r..
ne 81 20. 81 and lo>s .. IN. and st 4 and IA pm.
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AUCTION SALES.

By VAL 4 BAENAEp: APctiOns.r,
o.. ga sfrssf ard scsfh eide 70 &c.
M kseIsdaorA AR SR,EbAsSS GMso MOI s982I RIPS At
AUCTION keo@s .,ost q Fsnsy Gods . sus MI ~,
; n6tts. Eis:s. Assd Dresses.
kibbops. Hosiery. CIoaks.
Table Cloths Combs, Hoops, Trimmings, Ae.
nos WALL 4 BARNARD, A.o,..
By J.. C. MCGUIRE Co, ADotloseer..
TEUsTEE'S SALE OF ELEGANT
cr.I.is.. sGrt.lo o is1ssI f fsP SrSs.r.i
,nI;. Ssss1T sgsLIe AUcIIpN.on THuksbIy
SSfnsf Of End and zoe
virtue Of Q desd Of trust, duly eIeoutsd and ~, "
ali the Household fafnitars and Eascts. eom S1n,
Superior rosewood case seven. octave Piano Forts.
Crimson Cloth Cover and fi.no Stool.
.tp Sgep, FSssxSGe r .%o 4 fsme,ossed
EisssS rs:sssoa Mfriof Front Sf Es :s..i.. a..
sc.ssocd sssI:t.r1 e. nd Bookcase,
nN s,ts sss Ss5t s rssss ..,. p,
Two sPs sI spd handsome French plate Gilt Frame
suiis q srI rich Crimson Brocss.n. window
Curtains with Cornice.
81 ans M.nUs P sS%a f
sistint Of two Sofa, two Arm Chairs. and four
Beautiful French China Vases and Ornaments,
Sup srlor Media lion,
Velvet and Brus sells CARPETS and Rurs
Handsome Oak Marble Top sldeboards,
Oak Extension Dining Tables and Chairs.
aud Crockery,
ibfsry Tables, Writing Desks.
suites Of sp endd rosewood Chamber Furniture.
with Mirror front War, robss
suite OF vert bsnasC me carved Mahogany Cham
Spring Ard other Mattrasses
B lankets Comforts. and Sersads
window Shades, Toilet Sets, &C.
Terms cash.
,oxo, cHfs e SHERMAN, Lru.t...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

Bv j. c. MCGUIRE a. co. Auction sers.
VERY HANDSOME FURNITURE AND
" o HHSysEHSLp kasc,s st Public Auction, On
"a NRAf MORNIN 6, NOVEMBER 18th, st
Douglas, corner OF 4 street and New Jersey ave-
Eve ee We snSll gel selsn dld assort ment Of
CABINET FURNITURE. CARPETS. MIR
RORS, CURTAINS,
ana honsshold fleets generally, . full aid de-
novs &c MCGUIRE, CO. Auct.L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09
By J. c. McGUIRE,& CO., Auctioneers.
nP IAROE " A

By J. c. McGU1RE,& CO., Auotioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE ANDy VAL
,pABLE LOT ON CAPITOL HILL.-On TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, December Sd at 4 o,olook.
Ga tse premises, by virtue of deed of trust fro M
Justice a. oils, and dated FebIusry 18th, IL o.
Arc culJ recorded IN Liber J. A. g. No. I6s folioe
80, ct seq, aud OF the land ds for Wa hins-
ton county, ID C., shall sell Lot numbered fse
IS. In q usre numbered sin hundred and eigkt-tvo
i6s2), fronting 40 feet on Delaware avenue Ioc
iret niche. on north street, sad lss feet inches
Terms Ope-ihIrd ossh. the rem sinoer in six and
trust n the premises.
IL the terms Of tale are not compiied with within
ave dsgs the eser the Or Istee reserves the rsht 10
resell at the risk and expense Of defsultinG rur-
chaser All eoRysJsnoss e he eost Of purchaser.
DO eo&ds ]. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auots
RAILIFr'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
" NIruRE, FLowLRs, VEGETABLES, GlAPIs.
Ere, AT AUcTIoN.-0n MONDAY MORNING.
Noysmber 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, ne
shall sell at the the residence, ana in square 7lS
a. the int SEQ ion OF Delaware avenue and a.
oil the Eou' ehn Effects, and the Flowers. Y~re-
aud Flowers are in bloom we name in pert
Mattresses and Bedding,
Wa hsiands Toilet Sets and stoves,
Carpets, Hstting, Chairs &c, &c
w.,on. Carts. Ho,.. A Ia nss.dd,o.
Lot of Lumber, and Case ener's Tools,
Together with al The Grapes and the growing
For further particulars, enquire Of
no s-2t Baiiif.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09
Bv GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneer..

GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITca-
" I'm FURsIIuRE, Piano FoRrI, So. AT AUG
sell 81 the residence OF . septiemAn deolin,,a
Housekeeping. No. 364 Tenth. besveen L and M
ttreets. at 10 O'Clock q. m, an exoeent Assortment
OF FurnIture, Viz
Piano Forte, Stool and Cover,
marble top and other ahles.
~ ahog any Sofa, ChsIrs. Whatnot,
Dressing and other Bureaus, Mirrors,
Cottage aud other Bedstceds,
Care Seat Chairs,
Feather Pillows, aud holsters,
Hair and Shuok Mattresses.
Perlor, Chamber, and Stair Carpets, and Rods,
Oiicloth, Toilet Sets,
COOKING and other stoves,
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware,
|" nth large lot OF X tohen Rec usites, and many
other articles which We deem unnecessary %
enumerats
nos GREEN a. WILLIAMS. Auot,
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SHsPHERDS' PLAID SHAWLs, the new
~ yVies, IN various sises and dalItles.
aGioeks; with many new Dress Goods, opened to-
PERRY& BROTHER,
~ f-01 - cs ~, avenue md Ninth o.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE a CO, AuctIoneers.
CesNH 1ss OF cSSSSFEEbG STVI SdyE
ING, Nov. n, oonmencInC q 10 O'Clock, Ne shalI
.e s a. oonlectionery stem Of hIier. south
de "a avenue, between 18th lspd 18th sta, has
ur" stock and fixtures, consistIl q, in part af-
Candies, Cakes. Preserved FrpIk Nut, 40.
Together " tn store Fixtures, On 7brsclbg shely-
Ing, Counters, Glsss Show casa and Jars.
and Harness.
Terms cash.
nO6d T. C. MoGuIpE 4 CT. luots
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nv PAIRO & NQURSE DIVIDEND.-In
Perrons entitled 70 diyider CO OUT OF the Az
cd to mect at Riohard's School Hcnse. oosSe, ~
rev rev fS tl svenne ead FoeI.eentk at, on TUES
be SUI United. full and punotual HI ndssam sy
creditors 10 desirable. w Aool9 e oi
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~ ElGpsd on the oath of October and not since
n nraTd Iron. from; tCasRLEs ST. LAPORTF. =
inches high, ~ has black eyes dsrk brown hair
ana 66.6 cGs5d smooth face He had nhen he left
psnts, and slOpched black hat. Notios of wrera he
Is, or ms return to the Hospits, will be suitably
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-10
Our Ticket.

We learn from all quarters Of the county
that the ticket nominated by the late Union
Convention is received with universal salts
faction: Let every true Union man in the
county stand by the nominations. Private
feelings of prejudice or dislike, if any such
exist, will be merged in the paramount con-
sideraton that men are nothing, but the sue
cess ofhe Union cause everything. If there
is single Union man, whose cherished hope
Of seeing his particular favorite on the ticket
has been disappointed, we would earnestly
invoke him to come forward and demonstrate
the ma,liness of his Unionism by q sacrifice
of every feeling that is calculated to mar the
harmony or destroy the unity of the Union
cause. We do not know that these remarks
are called for we make them with no par.
ticular object in view, except impress upon
the Union men the importance of UNION in
the present attitude Of affairs
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-10
TOR the GUilidn and Telegraph
Rooms Y. M. G. A., Oct. 8, 1861.

Rooms Y. M. c. A., Oct. 8, 1861.
The "Army Committee" of the Y. M.
Christian Association, of Cumberland, re-
spectfully return their thanks to the Rev.
Mr.. Weddell, and the congregation of the
Lutheran Church, for their generous contri-
button made on the day of the Public
Fast" in aid of the operations of the Asso-
citation among the troops stationed in our
midst Other contributions from unknown
individuals of the other churches, the Com.
mittee desire also to acknowledge with gra.
titude.
The work of Tract distribution has been
carried on for several weeks, and devotional
meetings held in the quarters of the troops,
and the committee record with pleasure the
success that has SO far attended their efforts.
Thousands of appropriate tracts, ETC., have
been joyfuly received by all the men to
whom we could get access, large numbers
have attended our prayer meetings, and the
Association has now, we trnst, secured an
abiding interest, on the part of the volun-
teers and others, in Its great and glorious
work of benefitting the minds and hearts of
our patriotic bands.
Who will contribute next7
j. NEWTON SfEAR,
Chairman of COMMITTEES.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-10
More TriCkery.

The peace men, alias secessionists are
again busy in trickery and deception, to give
the people of Allegany county spurious
ticket. Look out for the last dodge. The
excellent ticket put forward by the true
Union Convention is received with great
satisfaction among the loyal people Of the
county. As usual, there is small detection :;
but most positively it does not extend be-
You'd the disappointed aspirants for nominal
ton and Office. A very few of this class are
now operating with the bogus peace men for
the purpose Of getting up counter ticket to
the only reliable Union ticket which can or
will be nominated. Rely upon it no other
will be worthy Of the support of faithful
Union men.
These secession allies intend holding a
caucus in this place on this day week, for
the purpose of fixing up ticket under the
style Of Democratic Union" The charm
irg name of peace party is to be dropped, so
far a. least as Allegany county is concerned !;
so we are to have the old party cry rung in
our ears for the purpose of awaking old
party prejudices, to drown patriotism and
loyalty. We can safely say to all those en-
gagged that this new trick will not answer the
purpose any better than those already tried
and cast aside as Intellectual. At this cleo
ton Democracy, even with the word Union
added, cannot win. At present there is a
wide and rreconcilable difference in the two
things, and the people will SO hold them.
These men, it is true, profess to be Union
men, but why do they not furnish us with
the best evidence of the fact. Vote for the
Union ticket now before the people of ALE
gany county, aud that will be the proof Of
your sincerity. No one doubts its orthodoxy
or worthiness. Why then get up another ?
Every body knows that all votes cast for any
other than the present Union ticket will be
counted by the secessionists as friendly to
their CAUSE