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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-26
The Farewell of the Seal.

The Farewell of the Seal.
There is, or there was, a tradi-
ton in Shetland that seals come
some times on shore, and divcsting
themselves of their skins, dance
upon the sands, after which they
resume their covering, and return
again to their natural element. 1t
is said that on one occasion q fe-
male seal, ,%who may be considered
as sort of mermaid, having mis-
laid her skin upon the land, and
being thus unable to return to the
sea, came into the possession Of a
Shetlander, with whom she lived
for some years as his wife, and bore
him several children. Some years
after, one Of the chilaren having
found on the beach an old hide,
brought it to his mother, when it
proved to be the long lost skin.
With many tears and marks of
agitation the mother put it on, and
taking an aftectionate leave Of her
children plunged into the sea, and
swan off in company with large
male seal, who had before been
seen lowering on the coast.
Husband, FAREWELL for many year.
I've proved a true, obedient wife,
Your hopes to crown, your hearth 10 cheer,
Has been my aim for half a life.
How poorly have done my part,
cannot now but feel and say,
But earlier wishes claimed my heart
And bore my fancy far away
This earth was not my native home,
And human love was all unfet;
| Twas mine in other realms to roam
With other sympathics to melt.
| longed to float on oceans breast.
And dive beneath its swelling wave;
To wander or to be at rest,
In sparry grot, or marble cave
There was the region of my birth,
And there dwelt happy bride,
Ere yet learned to walk the earth,'
Or breathe beyond the salt sea tide.
There with my bosom's genial lord,
My hours flew by with sunny gIce;
How has he since my loss deplorcd,
And sought in vain to set me free.
But fortune has redressed the wrong,
That bound me to the drcary land
Again in native yigor strong,
haste to quit the unkindly strand.
With him my first and rightful mate,
[ soon shall clcave the foamy brine;
Yet mindful in my happier state
Of what lose in thee and thine.
Ny children! there indeed I feel
That parting is bitter pain:
Tears like woman's, downward steal,
To think we ne er must meet again.
O foster them with double care,
As of one parent thus bercft;
Tell them my bosom still they share,
And ever shall while life is left.
From yonder rock, at evening hour,
When soft tie mermaid's g music rings,
As wandering near they fcecl its power,
Say, lis for them their mother sings.
But, bark I'm summoned to the deep;
l feel thesurging waters swell;
Some kind remembrance strive to keep,
Other you loved; farewell! farewell
mi
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-26
MASS MEETING,

The Democrats of Preble County
are requested to meet in EATON,
on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to nominate
ca ndidates for County offices, at
the next October election. All who
are opposed to seotionalism, and
love our whole country, are invited
to cooperate.
BY order of the Central Com
mittee,
S. BANTA, SECRETARY.
September 18th, 1861.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-26

YANKEE DoODLE.-A tune SINH
lar to "Yankee Doodle" was in use
in England previous to the reign
of Charles I, and during the rcvo-
luton in which that monarch was
dethroned, it was sung by the
Cavaliers to different words, ridi-
culing the Roundheads, and among
Others to a set entitled "Nankee
Doodle" During the expedition
against the French posts of Niaga-
ra and Frontenac in 1775, physi,
clan in the British army altered
the old tune of "Nankee Doodle"
gave to it the name of "Yankee
Doodle" in derision of the New
England volunteers, and prevailed
upon them to adopt it, represent
ing to them that it was very much
used and highly valued upon the
continent of Europe.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-26
For the Demgcratic Press.
No. H..
81 also will give my Opinion"

~ also will give my Opinion
1t avails nothing noE to say who
was the cause Of this civil war
however, if we would apply rem
edy, we must learn what was the
cause oft. A President has been
elected upon the prigdplc of "No
union with Slayeholdets,'" and ono
moro territory For Slavery Ills
tory will record this as a fact. 1t
will also be proved by another fact
that the present Administration
was organized and pledged to that
principle as law. ScctionaIism
had gained the imraense power
and patronage Of the government
of the United States. For this
purpose the union sentiment every
where had been outraged. The
effect was secession and civil war.
The sacrifice made on the altar of
sectionalism, has been very great
indeed. Who has been benefited
by it2-The politicians who have
seized upon the offices and rich
salaries. Who will suffer every
where from the effects Of this cal
amity Of war and disunion?-Thc
honest laboring portion Of the peo-
pie. They now have the war woe
upon them, by which tens of thou
sands Of them will be slaughtered.
Soon they will have the tax woe
upon them, by which they will
be CALLED and peeled while life
lasts. And ere long they may
have other woes of pestiience and
famine upon them, which are the
sure effects of q want Of employ
mont and a ruined trade. Let nc
one hatter himself that he is safe
when the Constitution is broken
the Union is gone, ard our coun,
try is bleeding at every pore. Yet
while sectionalism comedies moth
ing, and will compromise nothing
for the Union, it demands of us that
we shall stiffe our national princi.
pies, and embrace this sectional
war for sectional designs and aims.
The word now is, presto change,
because they would be the Union
party. They want new name
for an old party which has shifted
off many names. This cannot
change their character or nature,
for, if they were dressed in the ha-
bilaments of angels Of light, they
would still be Observation-Disclosures
of mobs to destroy the freedom OF
the press and free speech, In this
work some pretended Democrats
have been giving their aid. Spu-
rious Democrats, are they who
Judas.like would betray US to such
a party-verily let them have their
price, which is thirty pieces Of sill
yer. Take notice-they are just
fit to be prophets Of BaaI, and
should be honorcd accordingly.
Sep. 10, 1861. JUNIus.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-26

THE REINDEER.-It is said that
the reindeer can get over the
ground at the rate of nineteen
miles an hour, and that one in Swo-
den, in 1899, drew an officer the
incredible distance of eight hun
dred English miles in forty-elght
hours.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-26

19"SOme men of a secluded and
studious life, have sent forth from
their closet or their cloister, rays
of intellectual light that have agi-
tated courts and revolutionized
Kingdoms; like the moon, that far
removed from the ocean, and shin.
ing upon it with a serene and sober
light, is the chief cause of all those
ebbings and fowings which inces-
sanity disturb that world of waters.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-26
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-26

pSy"What a glorious world this
would be if all the inhabitants
could say, with Shakspeare's Shcp-
herd, Sir, am true laborer. l
earn that l get; get that [ wear;
owe no man hate; envy no mans
happiness; glad Of other mems
good; content with my farm
1t is only those who have dono
nothing, who faLcy they can do
everything.
p5-lf person sells watches.
docs he hecome n votchmon1
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-26

The first apple was eaten by the
first pair.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-26

DUBLIC attention is respectfully invited
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1lliiiiarn Noilrcs.
"Tam McrcuriO guam biarti.'
AfEnICsI GrTTnk Np- AVvlkN IiDN


MEDICAL STUDENTS ATrEN ZION
IL proposed to otsariIe company OF advanced "eo
sSn 40 sy serve their country the douole capacity OF
soldor and surgeon offering sir aid when not employed on
Iary day TO the regularly o'gsuiEed medical stS M
o.. ds Gus OF soun eens this service rreoes'edso meet
NJ the Everett House, on WEDNESDAY ENENiNS, si 3
o'clock
Volunteers, Attention, .,
sl few fnoIs hECRUlIS ~ the
HI 81 fn.,cc ICeutr,.s.) Uhcc opeu from 10 10 lea
I'd rom ito4 D. In. JOIN LAL m Captain.
The Zounve Regiment Eniists for the " ar.--TO
THE CIiILkNS VI NtNlORk. lirgi asnt Of y Of N n
49, 70 bo cCmposcd of the NES YORK FIRE DEPART
bENT and 70 be cJInssded by Col ELLSWORTH tate Of
Chicago Zouaye foruins to sd tne OeneFa oov'r
YorF ave .srsilv r,gues,d aid them ~ advancing
Necessary nnd Complete tie T2ngements aid 70 provide The
Bece-ssry Uniforms equipne4ts &c 80 ,,
Kelly No q Irving place for the purpose Of redng Hhd-
taly welkEowu fnds Of he Fire Depemout "ete picse'
Tie following geieinsn we're sPpoinedo cot'oe 10 oo's
JoHN DECKER, CIis-Eugineer Fire Department, No 2i
IN Il. wIcKFAa, President d. Collins Wharf, foot of
CtuaLst.. o No - Soltt-st
j. DELArOUR Vice President, No. asl wstsI
, II PLATr, Secretary. No. - Murras IT
a. BURR Ploident Board OF Trustees. Chf and Frank
JUHN g. GILES. Treasurer, No - Eizabeh.st
ZOPHAR MILLS, Trustee No. ~ FTont-s
a. ;. oCkERStAISEN Trestee No q Eoses o.
Jas KELLY, 10 s. Chamber Vt.
HENRY r. NENN. Nc. 3Si towery:
d MILLIKEN, expl-sidrnt ~ y 4 D.
WIN. MRiOHr of Ms.iisud s Co, Bcnve.-st
GEO f. NESBlrr Secfotry Trustees, Peal and fine ses
JOHN 4. CRs GER. No G5 Wsi., Mercantile lns Co.
A. w BRENNAN, No G3 BInst, ciid No SS rice
meeting held az the place on SatuTsy evening n
r. hansen chos, ,n h4uar GesTse Ne-oiu, sec
s:bad II resolved meet every evening until
s1eien' amount is Isised pay for the men arc 20
A. 4. OCKERsHAUsEN Chsi u.an 10 2, hosesI
GEO r. HKSBITT, SecieGry, coz. Pearl asd finesis
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A BOOK, exposing the fallacies Of Physologsts
"A and the unsuoc~', treatment " Phy'iei.ns In special di
but By nysec bni ippropc tiesient pros
.ug the riD and -aving ia m and BODY
total ~Iek tth .diii,n i page. 100 lofailons ~ NJ
LARpNr A. Far. und and Newlofk, Pty ysicisn and Sur
sson. NO. bT BI1ads1y tup ,'aiI.l N. u Mailed by ~
LAWRENCE, for ~ No ! kesey.t, As,or hou,e Eoss
Tou.-y No Ia Na san-,t H. Dexter Co Nc l3 Eusau.t
h.s iok Is. -ici,on No 20 Chssnus, ihliAd-lphA
ard II. johnson, No 20 Stat. st, Cn'sso Ohco hor.-sa
NJ 10 M Ihur.dsy 7 to IL tue evening We concur
rfb paper. iommendiuE Dr LARMONr to
The scf.d: Dgs eh A,ss Courier des Eats Unis, Demo
kr., Daily News,
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General order M. Tile Regiment Of Light lLfn'ry
1, corp af -YIrl. Mn. having been sccetsd BY
~. doy.r the Sts ~i inmcdely musier a. he p'in'
cral ssii'a No go 6ntd"ay, With view to permanent
eq iI;it..'.
The agtiHs e the scver comTane viii continue to recruit
until "iherwe ordered SD iepor fn lisnt Cot pht."
Cu ~, c,ner B.o.u~s, siJ 9n-.L at o'clock IHis
ENF.lNG.
kof hnt able D n men " ~ be received.
10y order of JOdN MCLEOD MURPHY, Colonel
W l. Costs. Arii1s Ad.,du.
Si. Patrick, BTihDde Orders So 2ihe nhierr' sad
.fsI.ei. Co.. = -,d. Sl vi -Hans HAL rnlrr
2in.t aad -tn-sv. pu WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ap H2i at
O'Clock. kis1 H. Use ,h t. l"i iUs above hHEtt
~ npIrf ( JAMES CASEY. Colonel.
WInicd-LGb ADLF.BOnInD YOING NEN to serse
th,S co4utfy fppiy a. Ne 3 lisv. corner Of iuh.L
JAMES W. DEUMMUND Captain.
W.. N. F,su. Fi-.t. .,i.u.nant.
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TnE NEw-YoRK SEMi-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
published every TUESDAY aud r RlDAY.

Contents Of No. 1850 GApril 23l:
I.LYADING ARTICLES; The Reoei sand-P
PiyateeIing; pa'et Arms, financial COnhd nee
1.-THE EMPIRE CITY FOR UNioSi Nsw.fo'k
6u.nimoa. non a.eenns in u! ISion ., sqqs's,
sPeechv. by the Hon joan Dix hon Z u. bs-
JASON hoa t,insado Wood, lion. Hamilton F.h.
Hon. JoLn CooSr4ne Hon. " ni. =. hsy-uiryof,
j Mcleod Murphy, Hon =. d spiaoIs. Wn' M.
E,.rts, esq, QUO sacxer'dora. e.q Hugo Wee
ton, ..q., o.waid ottenaofier' ESQ, srets k.pp,
esq, Well ssa Gsrnsbaet. GO , nj am hechsm' s
e,q Richard - O0iman ESQ, Ira b. Davis eel Mo
U.gis DUDE led ESQ. josn Coams.,o ga. r.
A Fuller ESQ Uu-tay sifuye e.q., Prof y. NJ,
Nieb-i, fneod0se Iiiou ans others, Letters from
Archbishop Husnes tud Jan es I. Brady esq
III THE WAR FOR TILE UNION; Mo,oaeats Of the
n nth.
V..EDIroMAL PARAGRAPs.
y..MovEnESTs oR THE REBELS: Terrible Scenes
in Baltimore.
vI..FROM GEORGIA: The Rebel Army-rIe,-.-.t.n.,
From Our own Correspondent
yH.FhoM ALBANY: From Our Own espondent
VII. FROM EUROPE.
Ix..PoETRY: Union wM-Sons; Ny Country
X..LATE5r NEWS HLCEiyED Bi TELEGRAPH:
M..ClrY NEWS.
XII. MISCELLANEOUS.
Kill. MARRIAGES And DEATHS
XIV. NEW PUBLICATIONS; M.osusy's Filth Volume
nellas, by Robert Lyttoa bul"er.
XIV. INTERESTING To FARMERS: The Growing
XvI.MINNEsoTA va ILLINOIS.
XVII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Report, Of the
Stock, Money Cotton Drain snd Cst,ls Markets,
specially Reported for The " Y. TIibuHe
XVIII. ..FRAMLEY PARSONAGE: By Anthony TrollOpe.
XIx..THE SILVER CORD: By Shirley Br.oia
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New Publications.

A NEW SINGING BOOK tor DAi-sCfIOOl-S
n will be i.,ued about the 25b ~ Ap't calrd the fi
-, lOOI hElL coutAi sbsgt z pAsss oi chice Sohss
SOILS, oards ca ches DIss fi Qasite.t. -hd hoi re-;
of then wiitten expressly ioI th IA o,'"e h
i.sud Ae deni = 1,d dohe Schools, ~
4 Gun i,d by uUNAlr WATERS, Authoi OF "a 'oa'h
3 ha els" Nos nni which lave bad ti' enormous sse
OF sC0c copies in ~ tbs Pee 2c - pa e co'rr' &c
bound cloth bound ebo ssed s &c 'e'A ~ "'
tadn.
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Srcaai Nnilce5.

The Executive Crruiticc OF liepab'cnn CenfrI'
Committee meet cB " NE.pnA-Dtt f'.'iNp a. 'oc'eA
D D.. IT, rrEE. Chairman.
Nineteenth Uard.-A IL. ling of Executive & IN.
,oi.tr, - lac Ia, NAkp tE bblCAN ASSOCIATION
will t- t,,d THIS (Nc,nrdSI ENENlAG at DnGece!ns
tict J. cu.ueI u 81 ~ aud - l-s. p . Del, cE.
CuAIibt.S L. fhUSI, Chairman.
D,vIDA FoEnrs serr,is ).
Suu.iJ,--ciual Gshibtios.-rhe Children c'nn'ccd
vi the s!ucd ufrh CduCd 81 AaLht-n, or - Az u
end .th.,t. vii ave GRAND * utlflON and tO"CcRI
THIS IW.Jnrsia'l kNLatNG yerci's 10 couim"bcr si
"a O'Clock Ii.kct' ~ 90 90 De hsi ~ tie doors.
A-suciariCu Of Except E.rcDer-Spcciul Meet.
iur.- rL- nrGb- cgrtsd to n4,tt at Fuentn- OIL
on t~uAi .t,iNG pIi - ct O'Clock. " take sucB
may popf H. reference e. the disiu.bed saIr
peloyed cunt J. Let eSHy L.en ~ .e punt 'sl
rat f. W. kNGS, tIe.ident.
Gpn w MlEaIF4- s.rr.taLA-
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Grand Rally.
On THURSDAY TbtN ~, hpDi q, at Cooper Institute.
kAilONAL SUNUS.
The Of our Urion ioreSer"
stsr spspgled Banner"
"WashiIg ans bs,te pfsyef' -
THE. ohr,fs for she lid " ute aud Blues
Libcuy Dratt."
Mar,sillsiss Al ymn " and Others - =,
Door. oen at b. O'clock Coe to 1t e. Tickets
2 cents. chidf-a 10 cenis.
Seel l1fgsb bll..
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4 UCTION SALE--ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

~ FURNITURE, ~ ade 20 order by NEWHOUsE
BENRY II LEE DS & Go ~iIs.li by auc'i N WEDsES
DAY April "a at No leo Aniity at O'Clock Rose
wood lsrlor snes eptiey new) covered wrh oarge and
whit, sa'iu dsmssk 1ocsve Rlowooi Piano Forte emarod
Goth rianO orpsssfs CaTpes Center Tsbis
g.lt Difs chairs covered satin Dsna,k MshogBy Buffet
txtsh,. Ldbe, Rosewood iude Ladies' sec rtlry Worst
ed dc L,ne 1uIfans besntB Mantle Mirrors Rosewood Hail
stand AID Chairs Sc The above s quite aid tns
yeflect OIder
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Importaut Meeting.


Mr,'ing Ia brhaI oi tbe FRiC = - ILIZATION SO
Clkli iii be n-ld a. Cint'n iisl- Lstn Ilsc-
Dn Iut RSDAi EN1NU Apt Is
The influence w thus sor-y l. d-.ti'sd upcr
interest. sOrihrTu stats b. tie supi Of the Ain
.lsve-sde he Nth 81 Cotton Afi viii De
sdeIej Hi." inrrns infpn.ii,h p-eii.s the foruo
Tyth- CyIs u sad ChIi.tlsnkAitn of Afrc. I'D
Dire. 70 ia he d.iiycT-d BY the 10. bt, HI lYN0, IL "
BILLIONS A. L. SMITH, W HAGUE. snd X ). FOSTER.
Adu.is'ion iI-e 40 colp'n-ae-st oeoek
Bellevue uosp,isi.-t tPPLlCA rIoNs foa AProiSf e.
hLSI ON InE MEDICAL STAFF.-N scanci-. rIbtins IN
d-dc surge. Ssh Of beeVH. .ria by the ia
op 81 J.. iu-nbvr- I" sianre fr the ~u uPprs
ns fH .pIsil The Stsi will h. received sdlfsssd ~
DR. DENghNIS AcCEADI 80 ahI, h-~.Yoit.
Ac,f, Cnsf7ran r t,.nblng Connius--
byiudef og thi E0d VI Ioun:.i n~r. Of Fable Chsr
t-- aud CoTi,cii,D. DaAPER PIesiJouG
l-AAC BELL. secretary.
A."s%sds. g II sfS,oy ycestafrTaq. a2Ee,Itt
toCKkDt /, b. /. he.Tihi H-sb- III. s-tLef 81 hi'
Count ~ the e.nrr viii q Scar. and the words tonsihn
lion niru Ia fce =! pr dorm OF -eui
ansut IN cash AbE,Ir WANTED io every city town aud
yi..- obs As'nt III ~ allowed IN place Vow the
uG.e ,tTikc, you ~st % county hddTes
LEWIS 90, NO. IooPoail" o"
Itsly.A meeting will be hcl In the Lse,oI. Room Of the
fipt rrs toran Church IA Brooklyn lHenry ~ on
re-cn STATE az Prospects Of Italy fddI."-. may be
peci-d from Rev Dr GAlRD, the Rr. Mr. HALL MIS-
.i,ln, ti9enc- and other s-Beuen Services TO com
Hsnce Al & ocl"oa
Nottce.-py crd-r Of Conmodore Edwin A. Stevens, a
slee al Ne -sins Of h. SFWi ORh YACHT CLub viii be
h. Licb Housr. ryibp fld- iios"s-n on WEDSfS
Al AIDi ztB a. iOCncA % the purpose O hhie iht"
cniJea rcton shnad he taken by II 4eh,s
s-ubrs O be- Club ct. of pablc snsifs
By order a he Cofnmod. r. N. MORTON. Secretary
Dp,,r III b" pvid.d by he steward for Members feqnns
the row Ell uusl Lore ieit at NO fn. 81 81
yOc % III to- I'd April ~. 1861
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MAJOR ANDERSON aud GEN. SCOTT
I Only ONE CES Zach fIc beautiful portraits Of MAJOR
aADEkSUN and oEN. SCOTT by mail, postage paid 100
c5.irs for : /. Sssnis wanted everywhere
CALDWELL 4 Co No lt5 Nssau.st., New.YoTA.
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4 UCTION NOTICE.-A general assortment Of

4 CCTlON NOTlCE.-A general assortment o1
very elegant Rosewood palor Furniture snpeby carved
Rosewood Chamber Sets Msuesse veis also Velvet sud
Brussels Carpets Pier srd bsel Mi ricb nd1w ORA
perry MeDe Co"k and Deco aiions choice OH Pai gs oak
dining Room sn hne Cut Glass Cbn, and DDner aid lee
Sets Ivory Cutlery &c, &c Can be had sale
three days u one ba fits yne for cash. Il CnoD
EiS,th';,rest near Bro'dwsy Doors open from 20
T. NJ Persons desiring anyth for housekeeping Al 6kd to
their pecahay beneht cell before purca
y. One superb Rosewood Seven Octave Piano e, great
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Firsf Resimcnt Union VoIuntcers.

HKAD0UAkIERs IAAAASY Hall ApTi ~, I6,i'
The regiment will assemble for review and inspection on
THIS (Weduesdsy) MORNING, at 10 Officers and ali
rgnec the rolls will TO prompt In attendance
Company and will be inspecd aud oile-Ted Every
man ~ q d. By order. Mn. WlLSON Co!oLeL
4. hEsRY, Adjuient.
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Yolunteers! YoIanteers!

Oar eoantr, calls, obey We nus,
And hurl Secession IN the dust . ,
Resinent IL forming for the service OF the Dnitea
et.,es young who feel deou Of serving their coan-
try In tbs critical hour hsye opponuy Ct Displaying their
patriotism EGd snng the Stars bnd Stripes By enstg al
"Union Hall" corner Of ltIh IT. and stl-aN ,, -
CHS Ii. INNES Colonel
NATHANIEL PIzcn, Major.
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Sons of Tcnspcrnuse. Officer. aid Representa-
tive Z 'rard Visou OF Eas-fo @-wN orb h.froy
~ .tteDa the tgnAfi- y see ilh IN WEDNE5DAh
AIIl q, cumrcirg AZ tWo ~ the Room oi We
ou.ic- i,on. Union E.i 9Th soy Solh-as c"rasr o.
End Mot Pstizr,h oil.AS l.. COS
biCt will nhay ,if the Gr.ud Division dlnas the At"r-
a on Sos,iu Jon, DANit5 or1d -cIi1e.
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A UCTION SALE of magnificent HOUSEHOLD

~ FURNItURE, THIS DAY Wednesday, at private rs..
ders No 43 West lbth Jb-ay., COM al g4
o'clock compriing Rosewood Mahogany snd b.eA alnus
Paror Chsber and Diun Furniture alo large sssor-
melt B.seuI.u; and Kitchen Funiinr-. sale positive
VI. GRIFFIN L. Co Agctione.Es.
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ToInnteere. Atrenfiou.

The undersigned Gill receive few oia hEChUlIs al the
Hal. Of Iu.tcc iCeute-ss Uhcc oPeu from IN 70 IL me-
- ,,or, 70 a n m JOJN LAL IR Captain.
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4 Card.

To- ri's, eJ TIE ~ '. fr,osas
Aca'd L. .o'r per tHis n"tg staing hsi the two men
wsIe uis.i-ls 't 49, sDa u,it'iH.s
1r i'-ru. o. N hoy tYi hey Ing away snd 10
pay a" L.- Ire niahsg~4rlt ~ te Hrn
lie si'el t. to-day. ara ne aid Il
Woth h bu.iirtf sOOda - rcq1cN Chs -
II would "a IL job whsn be came Dsck
aid e. rtur CAiitr. sud shl d t~ ad to ,ou ht
t,G or tL accord. aud hrtr cl te had
,e.Ius tueu leaving words what
IA ssrd bsts suj than ahoy" sisted
WM WILLIAMS
T HORACE.
Card 20 tte Editor of Ihr n. Y. Tribunc.-"-.
tue uDhr,isG-d. l4'iI. t"'ot sd h. th m'fninf
1aBrNI H. rIsi.U i,.ud rsttniire which occnn un
M,ldi IA, p~ the for Of TIE .'Hl hm'ni aud nrf
selves ru. ~ Dosir c.GHr Of D-yst, on Tehc'lon
th. th- may be dTiog. 10 tn p"pli", Mr
uai.,, wc4d n' hfSc dpnr ay Lng tnlure
the els'g.d ia. We AZ y"u 1, be sind
.gb a. o. srI' thi. srtItie. tUhELI5 thfFt
kew-Nofs Ppr.i - lot. ALptKi fOWf rs,
son, OF Temperan .r.-Evefy member Of HARMONY
pI. DN, No .fcr'ly rtured 20 .itrud The frs.isr
IA ere FntfSUaY ENt INC. April p, al tue Di.is
i.0oiH. No -. Oaua.,. his will he the 4s meeting
h'd IL , ia Dvi1u as occupied io Il ye,fs Ia
hoped sui expected 'a tl viii ec-y. cordial fe
spouse iiOm cy..y member BY ofJs Of Ia i1ion
.hOS fiilLilfS w.
Sons of Tcmpcrnure.- Oi.cer. aid kepe.enta
n
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4 SPLENDID DARK BAY HORSE, of fin

style and action gears DID, ounI genIle, fll Is hands
high a1d suitable coupe expre,s kind business
pleasure worth 400. viii be sold fJr go Also sec'
hand top BUGGY IN perfect oder -b9s she property OF
gentleman having further for them Apply to JEFFEf-
ooS STABLES, No. 81 Chfis.opher-,t. near 4hst
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4 SITUATION WANTED by a good COOK in

u smsI family ho has had sood experience
tbs l; years the bes fan's In the city has no
ohecti he country for .be Sumner
Best Of city given Call at No 1853 last ihst nea,
2dav
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Company Ii, Ninth Regiment.

Company III, Ninth Regiment.
HRADQUAkTEhs st fALACk GAkbEa founeenthst
few more Recruits will Ge taken or bng up tue Company.
Committee Receiving Application r. attendance nom
10 M FRANCIS q. YOUNG,
S.xcEL y. BEssa Orderly Sergeant. COlunAIdant.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q. THIR iEENTH REGIMENT,
Biooljyn--A men WAN Ed 20 Join this Corps
snncdsbly All Exempt hitay Men requested u JOIN
u. Tbs ConpGr will join Regiment Ws.huston
soon ss eqaipPed DRILL THIS ESEniAG at the Brooklyn
OLVIN COrFER, LIT Le1tenast
MALL n.Icrlv