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, 1862-04-29

- In tue battle soon to take place at Cor
18th, Iowa will be represented bs twelve and
probably fifteen regiments, viz: The II. Sd,
9Th, 7th, stl, 11ss, 1atb, 18th, 18th, 18Th aud
18th irfantry, and I'd cavalry, and probably
TIC 5th, 10Th and 18th regiments. Some Of
these regiments, as the 3th. 18th and 18th,
will br fecbly represented, being mostly
prisoners Of mar, while Others, as the I'd and
7sh, have been eo badly cut up in the battles
in which they have alrcady engaged, that they
cannot muster many troops.
, 1862-04-29

Compare the above with General H.lleck'5
Older Nc. 8, forbidding negroes to come
within lis lines, no matter how important
might be :iac information in their possession.
Place Euch q man rs General Doubleday ut the
head Of the Western Department, aad he
would irhict more injury on the res,els
ira month than Major General Hasleck with
lis ! 70 slavery Order No. :. in year.
, 1862-04-29
Gen. Doubleday on Contrabands.
The following is Brigadier- General Double

kIG0A DUuDA60A$ OIL tVAkf23UAAA8A
The following Is Brigadier- General Double.
days letter Of instruction to his command,
referred toby our Washington correspondent,
some days since, on the treatment Of "co1-
tEabands:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DEFENsEs, NORTH j
OF THE PoTo4AC, WAsu1SoToS,
April 9th, 1861.
I am directed by General Doubleday to eay, in
anewer to your letter Ut the I'd instant, that all
negroes coming into the lines Of any Of the camps
or forte undet his command are to be treated az
persons, and not SIS chattels. Under circuu
stances has the commander Of fort or camp the
power of suI1eude1ing persons claimed aa fugitive
elaTee-ae this cannot be done without determfn-
ing their character. The additional article Of war
recently passed by Congress positively prohibits
this.
The question has been aaked whether It would
not be better 10 exclude negroes altogether from
the 1iIes.
The General Is Of the opinion that they bring
much valuable Information, which cannot be OBJ
taired from any other source They are acQuaint-
I'd with ali the roads, palhs, fords, and other nat
uEa1 features Of the cucntry, and they make cx-
centLt guides. They also know and frequently
have exposed the haunts Of secession spies aud
traitors. andthc existence Of rebel organizations
They will ntt, therefore. be excluded.
Il fr1kn
, 1862-04-29
aNahole6ale RouSe5.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE
IN STORE.
142 Lake Street, Chicago.
ONE PRICE SYSTEM,

- ~"A~4 ~ - ~ - ~@A~e
SAUNDERS, BROTHER i Co, Of Boston, naye
established Branch Store In this city for the purpose
Of conducting the Boot and shoe buAness upon the
Cash System, and are now opening large and we'll
selected stoek OF Boots and Shoes from their se
toE3, and from the most eminent Actores In America
nxde from the beat nateri Of stock, and work of tha
Highest order. Aher practical experience Of twenty
dEt5earB In the busnessw tee1 IN saying that
ON stock of Boots and Shoes In regard 10 material
stEle sTergth. 1T and aaaptaton to tha market ca1
not be azcened We ask the indulgence OF the cH-
BenB Of this city and Interior to examination Of our
stock.
In the LADIES' Misses md Childssns line found.
Satin F1ancais, E1gH1h and French Last1uz,
and Heavy Sarge Caters, Congress, Baluo-
rails, Button Boots, Plain, Tipped and Full
Trimmed Double sole, Weltsd, Koek Welt,
and Single Sole stitched aud sewed. Glove,
Pebble and Grained CsH, Kid, Goat and No
1oeoo Ba1mora1s and Congress, Laced Boots,
and Highland Ties, Triple, Boub1e and Single
soles, Stitched and seWed.
fass End Sssa al n 4 Sf s1a ssa sa 81 & ead
| Congress, Folka, &C. &c.
Gents, Boys and Youths
Stitched, BlaeE We1ss and scwed French Calf Book,
as 1fGG Scotch
Gio1s cali lii, Goat. Pebble and Patent Leather
Calf. Pegged Calf Kip md Grain Pump, single and
sSssS s3s Sse @ RsS SR;s s. s.
Shoes SC, single ind double soles tipped md plain
Ard also q eom3non goods, Vt hare 81 stslcs fo.
from Store In Boston, we feel that can offer
Boots and Shoes to Merchants In the country st such
reduced prices IS will secure quick sale after au
examination Of our stock.
SAUNDERS, BROTHER & CO.,
| ls2 Lake street. Chicago.
| aplpe6a1m IS Pearl Boston,
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IMPORTANT FROM Mexico,
Rupture Among the Allies.
The Withdrawal OF the English and
Spanish Forces,

We receive tid Havana, at which port the
Span1Eh War steamer U1loa arrived on the 17th
inst, adyices from Vera Cruz to the 9Th The
U1oa brings Important dispatches for the
pondence. A copy Of the Eeo de Europa, Of
the 9Th, however, contains highly Interesting
and important advices.
It appears that after a preliminary confer
ence held BY the Allied Plenipotentiartes at
orizaba, the French resolved that their divis-
advance against the Capital without delay, a.
suning all the consequences Of this determi-
nation. It Is added that the French guaran-
teed to England and Spain that the reclama-
Hons that they had made against Mexico In
with.
In consequence Of this determination, the
Spanish and English plenipotentiaries had re-
solved on their part to withdraw the forces of
thelr respective nations, and it appears that
preparations had already been made to com
mence the march back to Vera Cruz.
It Is also stated that the conservative or re-
dictionary party had assumed formidable di-
men61ons, and that 1t Was upon the point Of
opening formal campaign against the Gov
eInment Of President Juarez.
Finally it is reported that the French diyis-
ion had commenced the march upon Mexico,
quence OF three Zouayes having been cap.ur-
eda1d hanged near their own camp, by q
Mexican guerrilla.
The French, Spanish, and Belgian Press
teens with letters, articles and communlcs-
tions on the Mexican question, mutually con-
tradictory and inconclnsiye. From cazefu1-
perusal Of the leading journals We elicit two
Important facts, VIZ: That the English aud
Spanish Governments are acting together, and
are becoming alarmed at the pEetentions Of
France In Mexico, and that the latter has de-
cided to push her expedition forward to the
Capital Of that country, and will there and
there only treat with the Mexican Govern
ment soncezning the future. Among the
most explicit Of the foreign statements in
reference to this important matter, VIC quote
below the language Of the Paris Ptsse, Of the
7th inst:
."Most serious declarations have been made
to the Cortes by the Spanish Government, as
regards the affairs Of Mexico. The 0'Donuel]
Ministry has abandoned the policy followed
by France, TO rally to that Of England The
Convention Of So1cdad, which the Aonitsa,
has declared contrary to the dignity Of
France, has been approved uureser7ed1y by the
O'Donnen Ministry. What we do not under
stand is that the Spanish Ministry expresses
the hope that harmony will not be disturbed
| at TIC very moment it disturbs it, by placing
| itself distinctly and publicly in disagreement
with the French Government"
4 correspondent Of the London Times trans
mits to that paper the following:
, 1862-04-29


visions are. Any QUE OF them is prefer .hle to
none. The Clerk OF this House, Mr. Ethc
idge, recently returned from Tennessee, tells
us that, IN an extensive inquiry, he heard of
but single STAKEHOLDER of that State who was
private in the rebtl army. Thists a striking
and significant fact With that single excep,
fioD. tue shareholders were either in Office,
civil OF military, or at home. have no doubt
that fouE-hf!hs of all the slaves held by rebels
belong to odhers, civil or military, under the
| rcbel government. And NC cannot longer
| doubt that there are Thousands upon thous-
| ands Of men who prefer the Union who have
been absolutely forced by threats, by terror,
By delusions, or BY conBcriptlon, into the ar
| mics Of the rebellion.
| I am willing, therefore, to 60 for the bill
| known as Senator Sher1nan's, which con1s-
| cates the property and discharges the slaves
| of ali the leaders of the rebel government; Of
| all who bad ever taken the oath to support the
Constitution and had violated It, which would
include all postmasters, mail contractors,
| Congreesmen, Governors, members Of the
+ State Legislature, judges, &C.. OF all who
have taken an oath Of any office Of any kind
/ under the rebel authority and Of nll officers
| fest, pa1pable duty as to all these classes, it
seems to me there cal be no question.
Another provision in his bill favor strongly,
| which declares that all persons, high and
low, officers and prtvstee, who continue in
arms agsinst the Union for sixty days after
the passage of the act, shall be declared In
famous, and shslI nerer hold Al office of trust,
honor, or profit within the United Statce.
This bill certainly can1ot be considered ex,
treme- It runs no hazard Of injusing any
one *hese heart Is not callous with trea,
son. 1t gives the privates all the benefit Of =
doubt as to the Willingness Of their enlist
ment. It makes allegiance to the Union the
test; not only Of protection under the
Law, but OF official advancement hereafter. Il
prevents the conspirators of this rebellion
| frryr1 fnf1y4>fuf fr Ar,3
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9n5
@crm&GtwtR SeS 4SeeGors.
Jtoman aus Oem amcr,tanii6eu Gebcn
c0u
SttO Surplus.
Ia5
(6CrtisBung.)

@5 mar fahrn lsh5 llbr am u6hIsn Wicrner.
ater 6eImiteOt Tag ihon cine 9Grtlc oOr fefnem
Nrteitetiihe, auf irrItem i5 az Der STEELE Ger
fIber Ocrbaneenen MtuNfalen me5rtre EtSec
8uhsr 5ei9trm, una lhten gan, in Oas Stupium
rinc8 etdieitiQeu 8unbes Dor inn p~etunfen
~ letn. Damn unp ysanu Hadte or ouF einem
3ur 6ano l~ielcncen NapierSoaen tlr,r 8emer-
fun9rn unO inbv ponn um 10 eifugr in lciner
Qcctare fort. - 9n ben erittn 3mei 3aaen nab
fsinsr &utlnTuua ans Der AfaSrmts bate CIR faum
aepuBt, mas er nit ieiner 3sit b%eginnen ipurr =;
sr hatts mnbrene ter beigsH Stunrcn pre lcaes,
RE i'm inc 9a'g b%aunten, nunocntaug aus let
mem S0P9a 9eleaen uno nit OFeneu Quaen oe-
trdumt BON stasr 3utunft uoler SeGiafeit NM
8e5rieoi8nng, es sr boo Ge!bf iir unm5oli3
hittt. gr Bate fb rpobI 6alO felbf neioot mar
rieIe Qtbrnsp'iis ntbt Ianse lOrtpoyern riri,
wsnn er ni6t srhiafen unD fa unti,hti, ;ir
cine ip6trre 9ersgcite 6bdtigte,t mad,en inf.
aber boe Da3 beoinnrn, ubne lrnfn ;,si,,n
GufsntbuI!sOrt gu rerIo1rn, mar ote Nroo, n.y.
DE Ct niht Iu teantrporteu psrmo6te Soh,.,
ar lid ON rri'ten Gage un}uirieceu srt rh T.ma
pieoer uui Caa Sopba aepOrfsu. Gene 3ufuai,
fam ibm iait sbsn 10 p'anlus Dor, aIs III
Belt, ruo FL in 9Iep Jert aflaucct rrc in un.,,
jUu"8sEem YtHbteGu9e iein UeIa gatte ycr,cb,
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tet"e Aerdc 9Cgcr Den g0u1ruanornno o,IaiItt
Saber rfrEcn ie aud bel jcocr Sturmfluts spr
NS'ere itCr iuttet. Die 5oNtocn limb rpr 1rS,.
LOO VEno9nt, mabreno re erBBcrcn Suirrn is9r
0eoolttrt f!no, uno man trifi bort eiucn rsdt
0lec'rn' GemuE1Ii6cn 8ienl&cu(6laa an, Der ld9
t0rtiS pom 60dflrg. tbejGs pom Qtertou err
n"srt. Gin aroBer G6etl Der mGunljdeu 8,pBl-
ternrg )pgrbrn9t ieooh iciu getcn ouf Der Gee
nm botsn lid %oieieJtsu ais tibtioe uno uner.
itrcdcne S6jf,r ciuen niht uuf cpeut,ncsr
Nuf erwUrbcr.
gin'n 30upt GrirrrbS}ipeig otcicr SnIetsg r,
r09"sr btlpct i'm 6crtitc Der {. q. Rrif @nten.
6"n9. Giclc Gntc, Die pU6I nitbt Ytrlcn sprc.
y 'li6cn @ougmaurs frsmp 1T, III cine feline
@attun9 Hon &ntem. G6uttd pcr nnrrifaniIbsr
O"''Sr''"d' nun sC'dnet i'd Gle s~ritcrc pur6 frt.
"'''e u"o northumberland 6Iciib aus.
N'cNe TO9'I n'Rcn in CONNER IN oypeer
9'fn5e IN Ncn ictteu Wdrfhcn rcr g8sff1ae
Sn!s'm'9e une 5ItIouoe. Syn Scribe esrI,Fn
lie leo00 rtr1e tlItcu Tegiouru upU ,tcben mel.
ter iuOIt6.
in 9rOBs1, unabir6borcn StmGrmrn IoU,,
ps F3 INN rtrie Sabrss3sit ouf Rem gtnnenies
90 rtnnt man Die 9Eaher1adc, rte bic 9nleIn
oon Gem 5etlnnre trrnnD, nicoer unp nm,
l6p@rm'n CUR 6Iutbicit Die Sufeln.
@ut 0r Snlci 6o9r BAT man. I'm pcn Eoro
Ter Er'd gnie gu crtctbtern, Jeandtc ocorotrn'
N ete man N"S gPofer gu elmer teIirbiocn 3cit
rom Ntr're Rfrctnlaihn fam. Sjrbf man nun
0r0Be S@nare" VOn Sntcn am Straucc, TO Irfs
man 'tr par6 btngcifrrutcS Octraice Die ON cie
S@trnBen, Die man ponn Innalam 6Fu,t.
2te rtnOFin9enoc Jlut6 tcctbt ras g,uftsr mei.
ter in Me &nndic tiunuT mo Die aro,p;,n go ,.r
ln~'mmrn cemlcltcn nab. Balp pcrOrn nie
S@lfuben acrauAips micrcr oc'tJpTeu; ri.
SSaOsr9Ta6tn wCrCSn rugrr uno laufsn D,.s
mspr III lCrnrrr 3tthtuua, ~ioupern ,ie9eu is
TN 3id}ad pettcr. um lie Sale fGr bic arm
%9'eFe S0uitanptS 5n rnachen, 1T audS notb clu
9fe5 noer ben &anaI ousgcipanut. ~ ldss IN.
oellrH Zen Gntcn feline 5urht einISgt.
GHpth BAT man oie S6labtcpfrr am rent,r
2rt'; zine anotrc StlruBe miro pl5sli6 ace
lhiriien un0 ole piclcn &nteu befuo. / tth in
etnem tlclTlen, ieidten ruO ucroedten S5aTer.
NO tie Fem ltlttArn 3niulaucr cine lelt,e wrb
ipiutomnirne 8eute wcrocm. birr wcrpcu H. 70,
tOOtet un0 rntDcprr friib IN Die nGhflicorn,,,
S'oEts alf Cem F%rltIonre rio uob 6ambula
U'Flm'Hf, oecr aber lie werDrn qerlfpit pnO an;
@siic priparirt, OnB Ee tib Monor
lang l@m1dbaff el6llten. pm iirbifeu mani
man le lausr Gin. Ciefc lauren .Rrff Grt,r
l"o r'ne 9r0Be : e%itcatclT, uno Elm iebr oeT,d,t,r
%2'nerieartttsi, meIbcr in nue GBeiIe Gurnr,,s
oerIhift ptrS.
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q ehtnammRen.
$fnileteu.
@uc8 per @a1npf!
B. HASsEL, EdItOr and Proprleto

(NleIrCte: Ter 9Ecin, Der g0ctn M.")
Der Dampf Der Oump1! bns 1T oae 2oluugstport.
DEM CVnc Dampf tummt beut,utoa fcin NcuIb
i'm 0ebeu fort!
Der Damp rroicrt bic Wctt,
Die Nienltcu fir uu0 bin:
Die gan { gReIt, i@ inQ' ea ia,
ST. riue Oompfmof6in'!
::Der Dompf, Der 0ampf &c. o.:
gu Eu6, N 8uB 6ur6 rtees 2etcn ac6'u,
y 1T bfutjutnl ntht5 mebr, g lit beNfr man
blej6t feb'uI
9Sa5 helfeu etn'm bic 8iB'
Su lersru Sticiel p'rtn,
0dt man on jerem @cin
Dit cine O~ompfmdlhiu'!
g.: Der Dampf, Der Damp &c. -:
Die Sfuaeub IeIbf per Dampf qe6t ieBu uur,
Sie iagt, oaF Otur DampF~stbt's feline Volitur.
Gar mantbcr tuule 6err,
SIM &urf 70 llcmlth Iccr,
Der fist ouf ictuem @Lul:
me Dnmpfmaf6tn' i'm Maui!
-: Der Compf, rer DhinRF lr. 8:
}%g}erNamrnt. OcroHmmt, e8 lit faf uurrbGrt,
s6'nn 6tncr jeBt Gin Nmt fur IN 8utcn 6reuno
brosbrtl
( Ia tiIft cin'm teiu SertanN,
&eiu pdtrjrtiber Sinn,
Nnt NAN in irbrr 6nnp
9,t eire DnmpimoIdin'!
:: Ter Eompf, Der Gampf &c. 3:
Sm Nelc, I'm Seth, mrs orunert uno NOS trodt,
ASico b%cut3utaB nit metr gar Utrt 9tau6oer
9'mamt.
Stdtt kuuferttGuirnO Muuu
Slit @iutt uno ,eIorniun,
Sttut mdn rem Jejno Cutse9en
ne arose D%ampimafhiu'!
.: Der Dontpf, Ter Damp &C. =;
Die sRett, RE gGett ltrcit in ZEN gna binein
Gtt &litsn, rtf Den Gdmpf teniist, iout'n p'&ns
LANDER icin!
Go III rr!o9'n! rie Miinhnsr mar'n5,
s boss beraue getrodt,
Die tob'n oOr hunrcrt Slbrfn
S@On 9ampuucrl 9smaht!
.: der Dampf Ger Dampf &c. .:
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puBt bate, oh Sore 0sIGrh!s oud mtrt
ltd bic mar, pan Der ih wuBte. SEPT weiG
Id oter AQes. 9iG uuo Ben boben mi,
rem @sICe, mas fe tcfgmmsu baGsr, eir
Iultt9 HetCn aeiu6rt uno baben mir inn
Haul6e cr}nblt, III mas i'd fc gefraot bate.
4llU 1T biz Sa6c 10; Der Graf ME fe
tbn nenRcn, uno meter wetF t6 BON itm
aihts, bat rem iuu9eu 8erwarctcn rom
9fanoIeiber Nteier, Der mobt Sbr giTIuocl
letn mus, aus Der 0dp Sifcc, no cr oeai-
tsttct bot, pe9gcIudt uup etfa9t, Gin alter
SUt%l BON tbs Ilelc tuottranf in 46iIapcI-
fhio uno wplltc ibn moo cinmal Iraeu. cr
H1uNe ouf Der Slsue NIT jbm qcbcn. lei
HteierS rn6ter lie IbUu uHt 2lace, Bat ibn
nnterw'9e in Cinem lRlsipertaccr ppm
0emce bic 3um Stude neue S(eiser on.
3'eHeu iolen, oamit or uui Der Rci1c on
itonot9 ouelebc. Huo bat TIN Surb ocr P,0
rint9 nab 9biINoeIpbid in Elm Wsrncd
br'n9sH laHsn. &6brenO Der Belt bnben
ie bier IN Nem gort cine S]uoenlctbe ppm
5'rmhofe 9rltCOIsu, bobcu i6r bic oItcr
Sd@cn oun rem iuuQcu Wtnlben ouoc,p.
gen uno fc in 0ru Rcrtbs Silver oem crfcr
g'n@bcr Sat 'S 9ebeiben, Der ou~facfunocnc
&octe lei SIR @iinocl. gBnrum oos oil
Ice 10 GStbar wOrren ID uno morum cer
@raT Ic oiel ScIO rofiir ocipcrrct Eot
l'"n In nt"t la9'n. Der @raf BOT no6
ger SPren DtlInbcI inc Sono trgcup mpb,n
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Sii6fr are& bero, 2cbem Ser
2SeEfrieSfGu6cr.
Bon s. .. 81
I. Der Rrid:Gnten.anmn

Der &rtds@Hten.6uua.
98enn On, g%rnei9ter Geier, iemols eie ge,a.
filtr OeS 9er}cQt9nm5 S@lc5pias beluttea
ntrit 0a cine arO5e 9GaFerFa6e bemcrf. hoeen
ne NOR %un8eta5r ie@5 3a3r6unperten pen t8
benOten uno beo6lferfcn 36efl otefes reibsn
ganoe' Ftlrete. 3n elmer 8rcFrn SturmfIutb
m"rof t'O0@ Gle itGnf Ganpfaaft nit oieren orr
6|~09ner 1Ou Dem uneriatltbtn Nicere orr.
'@'un1'". - Die Gtnf5rmi8tcit ccr enoIUlen
4ran'" NtfcreeFd@e miro uur purb e~in,slnr
5"i''8FHvpen unO mfbrete ar66ere Snielornppen
''0tIFVFo@en, nnter Eenen 66br (Oas jeiner ans.
8'if'nnrts" SssbSOsr pe9em 10 riitmli6f bsfonnt
~. NorottranN, Sglt $e0wprm, QinrDm uue
Die teNeutcnpitsn fnc. Dtele linn
90bF nnO treite Dethe ODER GSmme oe,e,,
9SltD ets Wtcrss gsiAust; bic s]leinsTcu
9l"8f8'n, ole !. 9, ,,0altgcn," rr6ebsn .sp MIR
5"B ~bsF Gle @IesrtsI36e pns fnp purn
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1fCongress would only amend TIC law au,
thorizing letters Of marquis, &c, 90 rs 10 Put
priyatcers en- tho same footing with Tesse's Oh
Inc Confederate States Navy, TO the oes.ic.
ton of captured ships, hundreds Oh pSi'a.eers
would speedily be hssed out, snd she ens,re
whaling fleet of the enemy would be o9ssroyee
as we'll as all the large SHY sngageu IN '"e
East Indies trade. am satisfied ina II such
an amendment is made, privatcers would Dc
fitted out, and succeed in destroying several
hundred millions of the cuemy's property ON
the seas. In fact, it presents tho most scrsi.
t;ye 6oint of attack against the enemy. De-
strov his property and he feels it more than
iho loss OF tho men aud battles. II the law
had authorized the destruction OF the enemS' :
commerce by priva;ccrs, I do think they would
have struck such terrorsmoug;he New E1giano
merchants and shippers, that by this time tn.y
sould have been suing for peace, even ut tiis
expense Of recognizing our independence;
P. S. The "NasAyi!ie" ~ Il Confederate
| steamer, and sbe met ii The British Channc
a fine New York ship, viz: III: "Hst:eS
Birch,' over 400 tons, ard burrt h*r.-
| Now that is The way 10 Tart somebody, sns
that is tho way our arivatscTs ought to DO al
lowed 10 do ii.
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permitted to leave. That government is tight.
ening the cords of oppression about them and
when thcy turn their eyes 10 their old mother
for protection, they find her turning away in
doubt whether she Gun ever again embrace
them. And tho question again comes W, what
are they to do? With pain and sorrow must
leave this question still unanswered. can
not answer it with hope, and | will not answer
it in despair. NORTH" Est.
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For The Enqnire-.
Circulating libraries Tor our Soldiers.

KICfNGSD, VA, Jule 0, IoU-.
MEssss. EDlrogs :-Various regiments IRE
now applying to the Publication and COLOR
t5gc Board, located in this citC, for books
end tracts. We have thus far put in ci-culs-
ton more Than three millions Of pages Of
religious reading, ard have heard ofvery many
instances in which great good has been suected
by .i,csp "~leavcs from the tree ct liza" Wo
are now publishing one million Of pages for
tho army on the Sea coast, and are endeavoring
to suppy The regiments with o library Of such
books Us may interest aud benefit our soldiers,
especially while they are in winter quarters.
All who feel desirous of aiding in such sn
enterprise, will please to remit 20 us whatever
they may be inclined to contribute.
A. T. DICKINSON.
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iae s2u;,rrn Lec rss:,OD, .e:t . aS:uT:.ie- f"n" 4pil.
iSIl. $50. Pace - crli-.
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NOTICE! NDgfCEl H0TjCEt
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