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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


Yhs sny safe and certain for Cancsr Piles t.
nsrs avsngs and Brouchils Coitrs Para'~sis,
ralya, Wssknss Of the Muscss Chronic or
lhsm stism ssnss s the Jeints Contracted biuscss
kgamsnts, Earashs foothaehs Br7isss spxan Frssh
Crn, wsund. ule.n, Fever sorss, Csfsd Breast Sore
Nppss, Burns, ecalds, sers Throat or
pain, Differences hsv lsnf the di,sas. may
have existed mcLEAN1 CELEBRATED LINIMENT is
q certain Fsmsdy.
Yhsssnd Of human beings have life Of dis
sspiuds and mssry BY the Of this nvslpabls remedy
McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VII rssys pain slnest and IL will clean,
purify and heal The fsss't sorss In incredible short
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MeLEANp CELEBRATED LINlMENT 10 the only "a 4,
and reliable rsmsay for the cf Spawn, Ringboos
Wndgals, eplnts Unnatural Lrmpa Nodss or sIiD m,
Il never failed TO cure Big Had Pelsvil, Fi.tpa, Od
ksnning sorss, or ssssny, properly applied. For
sPrains, Brusss Scratches, Craetsd Heels Cfss Saddle
or Collar Gals Culs, eors, wounds, 10 infsIibls
remedy Apply directed and certain In every
instance.
Then tres Nc lenGsr With the many usrthsss Lius IN
slsrsd 70 yoz: Obtain supply Of DIR. McLEAND CELE.
BRATLD IMMINENT. IL viii you.
J. X. MCLEAN, Sols Prepristor,
Corner Third and Pine sts., St Lopis, Me-
CHARLES sT0IT, us Pa. av- sole agent in washinr
ten r. s. 7. ClSSEL, ,Gss.gstsvh fi-DkWIy
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A DETECTED lHsuRRKcrIoN.-An insurrection
among the slaves Of Amelia county has been de-
tected and suppressed In Its incipient stage
Some miserable men having pat into the heads of
those creatures that on the fourth Of March there
would be great battle here at Richmond between
their masters and the Abolitionists and that Lin
cola would immediately come to deliver them and
hand over the country into their hands On this
bSlef they indulged In some foul speculation,
and b!ocdy talk-one fellow saying for exam ole
that be Intended to 70 to Caroline county. cut ofY
the head OF his master who lived there and would
them bring back his young mistress to live with
him foe wife. These things getting to the ears OF
the citizens, mum Der Of them assembled In front
Of the JAIL, and would have summarily executed
the interferesce, In our opinion most iiliuds ed
Of Mr.. Lewis e Harvie. That gentlemsn. W.
fesf, wss then moved BY very false msrcy-RisA-
mosd Examissr,
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THE DAILY EVENING STAR
FUBLfShBD EVERY AFTERNOON,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,)
AT fHs STAR BUILDINGS,


fsfers served In packages BY carriers at o. .
Iesf' CT y cents per month. To mail subscribers
tae Prlce Is $3.50 . year, - adrases; 81 for six
months; 81 fer three months; and for less than
hTse months st tker rate of II cents week. Single
s'pie', oSE czsr1 in wrappers, TWO CENTS.
|0ADyRTls sAESTs snould be sent to tbs once
before z scfoc N; otherwise they nsy not ap,eaS
Bnsi. tie ne1,. day.
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THE ALLrsUFFICIENT THREE.

Letters Patent OF England, and secured by he
Seals of the Eoole de Pharmscle de Pms, and the
Imperial College of Medicine. Vienna
No. ! 10 invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhee,
and all physical disabilities.
No. 2 com petely ersdicetes al traces of those
diseases thai have been hitherto treated by the
seous and perrioious use Of coPaivs and cubebs.
No. has entirely supplanted the INJURIOUS nee Of
mercury, thereby insuring 70 the sufferer speedy
relief, dIspersins all impurities, and roofing on
the venom of disease.
-TRIEsE MAR, Nos. |, 2 and 8, are prepared in
the form of q lozenge, devoid Of taste and sme.i
and can be carried i1 the vslstcost pocket tof
mnistered By Velpeau. Lsllemand, koux Ricord,
&o Price 6S each. or four cases for 9s, which
saves SS and IN Sd osses, whereby there 10 say-
ing Of S9. To be had, Wholesale and retail, Of Or.
BARLOW, Of 19< Bleecker street. New York.
immediately on receiving o remittance. DIT. BarroY
will forward the Tresenr 10 any part OF the word
securely packed and addresses seoordns 20 the in
ST. ucti ms of the writer.
The Book, Of al others, that should be read BY
men with damaged and broken down oonstitutions
Is Human Frsilty, or los ioal Researches "
ID beautifully illustrated. and treats 'apately IL
al the symp oms that invariably deyeloR them
and vitsating habits Of earl youth. Incsysotatiry
the vietim from shsrIng the fIaiton of the rnstr-
mcnial state and. II not checked IN time 6eseaer-
sting al tie functions Of manhood, and brirglag
him, step by step 20 lingering and ubtimels deeth.
Sold BY DIR. "a ROW, 1e4 BeeckeI 81 ct, f.ur
doors below Mscdouga, New York. Pros Il
oepts Sent free every where
Sod also p, q. e. Ford. Jr., Drug store. Wssh j.
II inEton. ID. G. de p sns
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l. ENRICH. at the corner OF Penn. a II
avenue End Eleventh street, has been YEAS
greater inducements for the patronage of citizsIs
and strangers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. aveRue, and his accommodations
for permanent or transient boarders unexception-
able. The bar and restaurant ARRANGEMENTS of the
European Hotel have already become very popu
lar. bSlng al that can be desred by the most fas-
ndOus. The proprietor pledges uDremitted atten-
isfaotion to ali, and thus renews his invitation tc
all To give the European Hotel a call. de4-t,
lust RECEIVED AT FRENCH RICH
" STEIN. 27s Penn avenue, Washington, 'sThe
Plokwiok Papers" being the hrst OF the elegant
househould edition Of the works of Charles Diok-
ems; illustrated by I. O. G.. Dsrey and John Gil
bert Riverside press. Call ard examine them.
Also, q new supply OF Darley's illustrated Cow
per, the finest edition published feI
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
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FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, and GENTLEMEN
In all parts of the world testify to the efficacy of
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and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous in it's
praise A few testimonials only can be here given
see circular for more, and it will be impossible for
c' TWALI SIRE STREET, NEw YoRk: Dec. 2, 1883:
had been By the use OF Of Woods RaT Re-
storauye, AM suestlng my certificate Of the fact
aSsrd il q you ohse fuy. uh beo.u.. think it
due My age IL fbCHt b1 So the color of
the crown of my head to lose its Eensibi ity and
sbtea ncTssssd wit, NJ me and d .boas msptS.
since fourth was added t. them, by hair failing
of the top of my head and threatening TO make me
| In this UNPLEASANT predlcsment was induced to
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ton that gray hair could ever be restored to its
eats surprised to ind asf the 81 tSo Se
ties ony that not only was the falling OF arrested;
sensibiity TO the scalp and dandru sssd to form
| on my head. very much to the grs,i6oation of my
For this, among the many oblisstions owe to
sus nsr sex; strongly re- oil nusbsnds who
example and use tif growing ersy settins 30 d.
%ood Co. a. B4osa BEs a. a.i LtytYSDEh
Ny family are absent from the city, and nd am no
| longer at No. ii Carroll Place.
SIAMsrON, Ala, July 30 1859.
To PROF. O J. WoOD: Dear Sir-Your "Hair
| Restorative" has done my hair much good since
| | commenced the use of il, that wish to make
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| paper. w. H. kennedy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
| PROF. j. WOOD: Dear SIR Having had thu
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| TO the afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
The Restorative Ia put up in bottles of three sizes
Viz large, medium and small; the small hold nal
pint, and retas for one dollar per bottle; the me
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the large holds auert, 20 per cent more in proper
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YER's COMP3UNR EXTRACT sARsA

A YER'S COMPOUND EXTRACT sARSA-
"A PARILLA.
NO ore remedy IL more needed in this country
than rel,a5ie 4herdtics, but the rick have been
so outIas eousy cheated by the worthless prepara
oons o. Sa saparila abroad that theJ are disSusted
even with the IA Q. Yet the drug cannot be AIMED
ior the lmpostions from which they have tuHsTed
Most oil the 30 called SaT aparillas in market con-
tam iltfle Of the virtues of Sarsaparilla or any
thing e.se: They are mere slops-ine!t and worth
Tisty ofssrsaParlla compounded with Dock, StiI
nnse. iodine, efc Is, q, u ever will be, a power
inl eiteIative and an eheoiUal remedy. Such Is
Extract OF Sarsaparllla, as it's truly won der-
require an Alternative medicine, rave abunda1tly
SHOWN. DO not therefore, discard this iryaIushle
medicine, because you have been imposed upon by
sCmething pre- ending 20 he Sarsaparia while II
was not. When yon have used hY sR's-then, and
not ti then, will you know the virtues of Ssrss-
parlue tor minute paItiou lars of the diseases II
enres, we reier you to Ayers American Almanac,
which The agsLt below Eamed will furnish gratis
TO a who call for it
AYERS CATH.RT<r Pitts, for the cure of Cos
ttreHeSs, JakHdice, Dyspepsia, Iadigestion, Dyssn
terry Foul Stomach. TySipeIds, Rslfarks, Piles
RheuDlatisn1. Aarfburn, arising from D,sordrysi
Stcn1qeh, Pdt-, or MOrbid Inaetton Of the Bo,oels
Fnsatn!sHsy; nt Loss Of Sgpe'i,e, Lirer Compiaint,
otd for Pnr 'fYrg the Blood
Thes are sugar Coatt d, so that the most sensi-
i've can taks them pleasantly !, and they are the
best periert In the world for ali the purposes of
tSsmlIy PhJsIo PRICE 25 CENTS PER Box FIVE
Do not be put of by unprInc,pled dealers with
other preparations which they make more profit on
demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER Il CO., Lowell,
Mass and sold by Druggists and dealers every.
Whore' fe l8 colin
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
ID Street, BstDsss 9sh aad l0th Stvssis.
, we have just Finished q number of first -olses
GWhkKiASES, WaEaEA such as Lish., Faseyc -S,
nasens, Pg,k Pheaton,, Family Ca,-S&S6
yerv small profit.
beang practical mechanics in different brsnohe,
Of the business, we fetter ourselves that We nov
tne syies and suahty of work that will give saus
isonon' combining lightness, comfort and durabIli
Repairing promptly and carefully attended TO
me snortest NOTICE and most reasonable ohargss,
WALTER, KARMANN e BOPP.
Coachmskers, SUCCESSORS to VIM. T. Hook.
CARRIAGES.
II HI Subscribor haying mads additions n If
noifoyb sfsy making II now one efthe largest N6aSe
msnrtacturing CARRIAGE q LI6HTXS
MAgONS OF all Kinds cannot be surpassed, and
nom ms long exleriepoe in the businoss 5r peras
70 give general satisfaction,
hard. A~S's.
/, Al LSErAIRsrsssiye Gems, ,s,a oil srdsr. ,r,ny,
sseslz- kasi Carriages taken in exsksrss for new
sxsa. ANDREW J. Joyce,
en-u asTzsr Of 1ttk and T. sta
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ERENcH FLOWERS OF THE VERY BEST
4 (uailty, and an extensive variety. m
At STEvENS'S ~
no q y38. hetv oth and I0tb s{s
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9 GATHERS RESTAURANT
SOJOpRNERSI In Washington are respectfully
Informed that GATHERS RESTAU 4
KANT, on Pa. avenue, between 18th and vAA0
18th streets, is one Of the completes lE:h5 j
most eleg ant and agreeable establishments of its
kind In the United States, bel at al times pro-
vIded with the best to te obtained in the markets
OF all the large oIt:es, forwarded to him regularly
by e1press: His pIioss are moderate and MS ac-
comm Citations to furnish Breakfast, Dinner, Tea
and SuPPeLs to gentlemen rooming out, are un-
equalled by any Others in this city. He addresses
this n tce speclally to strangers, all oi,zens
and fresuenters Of Washingt n know W the
oQBmodaie TO their entire sat- sfaoton any number
Of gentlemen who desire to take their 81 ea 9 away
from where they lodge. fe Il-lm
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CILK ROBES, MoQsI.IN ROBES, LAWN
- ROBES, BERAGE kOBts.
We are selling &C half their orig nal psjcs A
other goods Of evey de.cr zion are stil seiins
st cost Our so 10 arte and vol ssso7t q IA
feH TAYLOR huTca,snN
E,OR CLOTHING HATS spd CAPS, CAT 90
sMf1 H'e, No. 40 Ssventh o.. opscsrts foNt
A NEW LOT OF STRING HATS % 90
$50 Seventh sHeet. N2sr
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SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFIrs.
Yo1tkS and Bogs' Ciothing for School snI
rs .f Dress Wear.
Parents apd guardians yishins 20 furnish their
SniIlen ena Eerus with School aea College Out6ts
Present layge and extensive assortment BOYS
CtDTHlN6, vhsre they can ht out their chilursn
ton 9f Roedy-made 6srmepts, Of substanfiai aud
dursble snsiity, q very modeEAss er.oea
seou Ss2 Penn. avenue.
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From NhshIugiou,

Jaly S.-Col Burnside will com.
mand two lt,"lr l.and the l., New
Hampshire, am! tue 7th NrH York
regiments, will! rank oi Brigsdi,l
Grnrrid.
1t is u'ulors'oo al regiments now
in this city will hn ordered Ia Vir.
ginia inm, d,ateiy. S.x regiment,
IN al lhbVe let Tor Marlinsouig.
Zee wriIh j. intensely hat. in
t,rh'rsr Z fonesj,at wrlh lniIitar,
'pr'Truai'nns.
CHugroGs sill lvolet annrrow It
eul''gi i'as0on sen t.r l)ou.ia,.
Atu2Uii to-day ia re were t,ir,y,
fol1 colsplAte ~ -ilnrnis 81 ir,I.rnI
tropi's on sbc ',hr side OF .le Pu
t"'nRe: ihiIty onsn! them were rr.d,
g. nHnchlgt "n li!Gr.s notice.
lIls ao@ rrnprsrd lo nodit, tn
pr seal tSlii'sO .tt,t it thoull ,icl.
n REQ Dln VI uI,c iundrd milton,
snIiaajly.
I ? Rhode IoI .u,l battery icf
w "eti"'+ '"A to-ddy, destination Be
crete pf
Tbs Postmaster G neral has ee
tahileltf = ,dalb mall betvreo her
nn" ltaa 'ngi"p,
The steamer Poeuhoatas Returned
iroI hrr crgise pn.ine Potomac 49,
~ ,.5i}ist cp.lk shF fired sr,crai
shc' ksly' ~" .!i'' fHinh s'eamrrI'age.
ct1ykg ~ c.b0,oilon, AMI waS lired
al .iyii Iae tlaillery, ir Il eiu lIy.
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MARrIN.BUEG, July 9.--Two de-
scrteis who arrived here from Johf .
soii + camp say he has X, 900 men.
4ScliabIe information ia received
that johnson has lately been ro.in-
forced from Manassas.
Ii is now said that sixty rebels
were killed and wounded ut the al
iHir AT Ilaincsviile.
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BucKHANNoN, July "a courie

BucKHANNoN, July "a courier
from Weston reports that Col. Tyler,
OF tho 7th Ohio regiment, succeeded
in throwing one company OF bis re
gim mt into Glcnville lass night
with provisions for the nine compa,
nics OF tho 17th aud 18th Ohio, and
was only awaiting tho arrival OF
the 10th Ohio, to move on aud at.
tack Wisl's command.
Gen. Mcclellan LETT Middloiork
Bridge, where he encamped last
night, early this morning with evil
dent design OF reaching a point twon,
ty miles cast OF here, where the re.
be's are Represented to be in large
fore eand strongly cntreuchcd.
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Voice Of HrOhcn Down ohcp-Seeket'
Nothing gave great encourage
meht 10 rebellion, nor inspired th
rebcia with greater hope oi euccees
than the bitter political anim"si,y
existing Mt The North when the re-
bellion broke OF. The traitors cal
cnlaicd largely on either the open ~
secret hostility ii the opponents o
tho Republican party to the nation
al administration. They expe ter
that large proportion Of thc Demo
cracy would throw every possible OBJ
stacle in the way of the prosecution
VI the war, and that the Republican,
would receive but little aid Outaid,
of their own organic itlnn, in main
tanning the Union and the Cnnsii'n'
tion. But when, on the other hand
y general uprising of the people foi
lowed the fall Of Sumter. aud par,
Hfiinitips seemed to be broken, and
party lines ublitcratcd. Secusiiunist.
stoo ! a.hnst, an in hitter curscs on
their supposed friends in the North,
cIprcsscd their great dissappoint.
nent. The bold, united front, pre-.
aented by tho North TINS lar, has
had u most decided effect keep.
ing the rebellion in check.
But just nt this iunctnrc, when
the best Of feeling AMI the greatest
unanimity among the loyal states
arc desirable, set Of interested par.
tiEans set 10 work to excite q party
warfare. and get up a deadly poll
tical feui, among the Union men Of
the North. The ID IN 'cri'ic S.,tr
Central Committee met last wo,k
and issued call for atatc convrn-
iion. in which 10 found the following
resolution:
R,-o'rri. further, That all the electors of the
state ni phi'. whu are W Favor ni ucrl'iul'iup
'he principles ugun which our UWru wa
founded. and are convinced that ihH present
sttt" and national aimnistr ltiuu~ are ~ holly
Incompetent % mlWig' the guycrnmcut in lts
present critical c.'u Ntion. as well ~, all vhu
rre opposed g. the rruss extravaganza and cor
fufItipll st. i
af,rs. be cirBD silT invited to unite Wjth the
Democracy Ia this hour at our cOuntry's peril,
And thus redeem tho state, and place It's at.
miEiSirhliuu in cUmpel leut hands.
So these men are resolved to war
on the national administration, willie
10 il warning on lhc cnrmies Of he
Union. They are To holp Secession
istT, by keeping up fire in The
rear"
y portion Of the Democratic press
ia laboriHy h1r 20 effect tho same
obi.ct. Tho Hancock C0ur1sr, OF
last week, opens ils batteries on tho
Republicans. in the following stvlc:
I'VE have been aware for some
time that the Il publican party was,
font corrupt, and in very bad oRor.
bnt were not prepared to have it nd-
mi'tcd ht Tie rcdoubrablc Ford"
The CrwforI county FNvm, in
speaking of the claiming the nonn
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puESiDENI,S MESSAGE.

Legislation. Mthe beginning of the rfesen
Presidential term, four months ago, ~
functions of the federal government wet
found to be- generally suspended withinth
several states Of Soulli Cafalina, Georgia
Alabama. Mississippi, Lous,ans. aud Flor
IDA, excepting those only Of The Postnthc
Dtparn nt wrrin these states. All IT,
irtts, arsena'g. dock yards. custom houses
&c, including all the mUyrable aud station
any property m and nJout them. had beet
seizcd and b, Il IN open hostility 10 tia
government, excepting only Forts Pickens
Fnyloi aud Jefferson, on aud nenr u,
] Flortda coast, aud For, Sumter IN Chatle,tOi
hnrbor. Tie forts thus seized had been pa
IN improved cond ton. ucw ones had beer
built, and armed forces had been pfiauizet
md wero organizing, all ayowcdly for thu
same hostile purpose.
Tt" forts remaining in the federal pos
srseion IN md near thpce states were citheJ
heslpe.d or mrnncrd hv whf,ike ptcprta
| iipu'. Especially Fort Sumter was nearly
surfoun',d by well protested hostile hat.
lctes. With guns equal nqnhli's 10 The best
infl lis own. and ontnumbptinr the Latter -
perhaps tcu'1 une. a disptopIdIona', shatt
of the icdt raj muskuis nnd tles hOl me
how found t.ult way INTO ilirS" states, hud
had been seized IN hr used against the gov.
urDrncnf. Accnmu iiuHsrf The public rev.
enue lying within them uad been seized TOT
the s'inr object The navy was scattered
IN distant seas, leaving bui n very small
rift ~ 1t Within th" im'n", late teach ~ tht
guvefumtni: officer, OF The it'lcrni amy bad
resigned ~ grrai numbcfs, aud oi ihbsu a.
sisn-d gfrit guriuu had taken up drrs
against the government Siinniinu .pus'v
nnd "a connection with all ihts, tU, pulp1 g,
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selfish or august object. The principle H.
self Is one OF disiniegta,ion, and upon which
no government can possibly endure. II oil
the states save one should assert the pow wer
TO drive that one ont Of the Union, u is pre.
Sumed the whole class OF secedef politicians
would AZ once deny The power, and de.
nOunce the act as suppose that outrage upon
state rights. But beng called precisely the
same act. instead of The seeding driving
them oni, shonld I've called the seeding of
the others from iha, one, " would be- exactly
what the seceders claim 10 do, unless, in.
deed, that they make thc point thatth one,
hecanse Il vs. minority, may rirhtfet, do
what the otHCts, because theyare amiferity,
may not tgmiully DO. These politicians
are subtle nrh profound on tie rights oil
minoriticS' They are not partial 10 the
power winch the Constitution gives, aud
wisoh speaks from lis preamble in ia" words,
owe, the people" II may well be quts.
toned whether there is To- be a majority OF
The legally qualified voters Of any state,
except. perhaps, South Carolina, in favor oi
disunion There IS much reason 10 believe
that the Union men are in the majority in
many If not in every one of the sj.calied
seeded states. The contrary has no' been
demonstrated IN any one OF them. II is ven
tufed 10 affirm this even Of Virginia aud
Tennessee; for the result Of an election held
IN military camps where the hayoncis are all
On the side Of the question voted upon, can
scarcely be considered a demonstration nl
popular sentiment. At such an election all
that large class who are A. once for the
Union, and against cocrcinn, would be co.
creed To vote agains' the Union.
II may be affirmed, withon, ex,ravagance,
that the free institutions We enjoy, have
developed the powers and improved the
condition ot our whole people, beyond any
example lu tie world. Oftuiswcupw have
striking ard an Impressive Illustrations -
So ltrge au 'ruy as The government has now
on foot was never before kuOwn-wlthput 3
Soldier IN u hut who hal taken his place
there Of his own free choice. Blu, more than
This, there are many single regiments, one
and ano her. which pbSSesS fun pracurni
knowledge u' all the arts, services, and pro.
f. siOrs. and whatever else useful 0r elegant
is known IN the world, aul here is scarcely
on" from which there could not De- selected
n President, n Cabinet, a CuNtttSS, aul,
perhaps, a Coun. abundun,ly cpmpetru, 20
administer thr government uSslf Nor DO |
say th,S IS not true IN the army of Ouf late
friends, now nlyersatirs. in This cIu'es'.-
But u 1t S so much the better reason why
the government, which has conferred Sgch
benefits on 5Y'' them and as, s.la.3 not lt
broken up. Whoever N any section PRO
poses p abandon such u government, wlult
do well 20 cons l"r On defense OF what min.
clple II Is That hc does. what better be Is
IlkriY 20 go lu It's S'eh ~ her a.. sab
stltutr WILL give of - intended 90 give So
much Of ronl 20 the people. There are
some iotcsHad1win.s uu this subject. Oar
q IverSaurs have adopted some declarations
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-12

WASHINGTON, 8. - Several regi-
ments passed into Virginia to-day.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-12

LOUISVILLE, July 9s--A recruiting
office for the rebel army is opened.
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