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The national Republican., 1862-10-25

Hon. GREEN ADAMS, Auditor Of the Treasury
for the Post Offics Department, has returned
from his trip to Kentucky, and is again in the
performance OF the duties of his Office. We
are pleased to embrace this occasion to ac-
knowledge the capacity and efficiency Of q
faithful public Cficer, than whom, none other
connected with the Department, is more gen.
tlemanly In the treatment of those who have
business with the public Offices. We are also
grati6pd to learn Of the Auditors success, since
his connection with this Bureau, in bringing up
its business to the deservedly high standard
which II now maintains.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
PROBABLE ENLARG EMENT OF THE
DEPARTM ENT OF THE TENNksSEE.

We trust that the report in the Star Of last
evening" that Gen. Buell. has been superseded
by Gen. Rosecrans, means that the Department
of the Tennessee has been so enlarged as to
embrace a greater portion Of Kentucky, and
that the army of Gen, Buell. has been incorpo
rated with that portion Of Gen. Grants forces
which is under Gen. Rosecrans.
/: this surmise Is correct, and II the policy Of
enlargug General Grants department and
strengthening bis forces has prevailed, the days
Of this rebellion are numbered.
From all the military departments except
that Of Gen. Grant, We have heard nothing Of
late, but disasters, delays, inaction, or indsci.
sive combats. From him alone, has come the
tidings of substantial victory. In fact, during
he whole war, be has fought more battles than
any other general. He has never been defeat
cd. From Fort Donelson to Corinth bis career
has been one Of uninterrupted success.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

ArroIHTMENTs.-Brig. Gen. Lowell H. Rous-
sesu to be Major General United States volun-
leers.
Major Robert S. Granger, 5th infantry, to be
Brigadier General U. 5. volunteers.
John W. Mcclure to be Assistant Quarter
master OF volunteers, with the rank Of captain
J. Ii Johnson, Of Kentucky, to be Commis-
sary Of Subsistence Of volunteers, with the
rank Of cap tain.
Lieut.. Wilson 7. Hartz to be Assistant
Adjutsnt General of volunteers, with the rank
OF captain.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
THE REASON roR IT.

The civil war still exists, and for aught we
can now see, II Is likely to exist for long
time to come. Much speculation and copjec-
turc as TO the probable time when the rebel
lion will be crushed, has continued from day
t. day, and the man does not live who
can penetrate the future and tell when peace
shall be restored to our distracted country
There are many reasons for this delay in crush
ing out treason. and almost every man has
one of his own. One will tell you It is the
politicians another, that we havnt men
enough others, still, that It is this or that
general. In short, there.is every variety Of
opinion expressed. We shall not undertake
in this connection to give full discussion Of
this vexed topic. 1t is oil we can now find
space or time to consider, viz the one reason
why the rebellion is not put down.
The reason is political one. The politi.
clans are the guilty parties. Don't misunder.
stand us: we don't mean the Republican pol.
iticians. No Republican and no Republican
politician has had any other interest than to
make short and quick war Of this; and hence
in every loyal State we find three fourths Of
all the soldiers gone to the war to be Repub.
licans. With the officers It 10 quite otherwise
50, also, is It with contractors. Both Of these
classes come largely from the Democratic OF
Hunker school, and It needs no prophets ken
to discover the wherefore Of certain delays.
While we would make no invidious charges;
while we are free to admit that among the
masses Of the Democratic party there are many
thousands Of as loyal men as can be found in
the country, and while we believe that there
are some truly loyal and patriotic officers, both
high and low, from the Democratic party, still
it is nevertheless true, that this war has been
and is being protracted by pro-slavery Hun.
ker Democratic politicians.
This fact is too patent to be longer over.
looked by even the most superficial observer.
We see in the recent Western elections the OBJ
vious fruits Of this delay. The men who plan
ned this very do-nothing policy to which our
army has been subjected, did it for purpose,
and we shall make this appear in future ar
tices.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
From the sout Invest.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 24.-The Grenada Appeal, Of
the l7th inst. contains report Of the capture
and occupation, by the Federal forces, OF an
island in Galveston Bay. Nothing Is ssid Of
our forces having reached the mainland.
Should they make the attempt, . fight Is not
improbable; In fact, one is anticipated.
Gen. Sherman has ordered thirty secession
families 20 leave Memphis. on account Of re-
cent guerilla 0utrages on the river.
The Grenada Appeal contains . rumor, that
Generals Van Dorm and Lowell have been
ordered 10 report at Richmond.
Gen. Pemberton Is formally announced %
the successor of Gen. Van Dorn
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

TIE CAUSE OF THE WAR.-The Richmond
Examiner OF late date says it is proposed
in some parts OF the South to make forced
CONSUMPTION Of slaves for purpose Of labor,
and 1t adds "as the war originated, and is
carried on in great part for the defence of the
STAKEHOLDER in bis property rights and the
perpetuation of the institution, be ought to be
FIRST and foremost in aiding, by every means
in his power, the triumph and success of our
arms. The STAKEHOLDER ought to remember
that for every negro he tics furnishes he puts
q soldier in the ranks"
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

~A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Press, writing from Harpers Ferry, October
22, makes the subjoiued statement, which, we
must hope, is, at any rate, an exaggeration:
Our pjcksts, too, seem to think 1t no harm
to kill negro, and the Irish troops, especially,
delight in this sport. Every negro that is seen
ut night, or wandering In the woods 10 the day.
time, Ia shot by our outpost guards, and many
who como into our camps are shot by acoi.
dept.'"
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
From For trsss monros.

FORTRESS MONROE, October 23.-Msjor R.
W. Sherk, l3Oth Pennsylvania volunteers, who
has just arrived at Fortress Monroe from
Aikens Landing, on the John A. Warner,
announces that Commissioner Wood, of Wash
ingtou, has succeeded In effecting the release
Of over one hundred Union prisoners at Sails
bury, N. O., and expects TO have them at Al.
ken's Landing the latter part of this week.
The John A " rner, in charge of Major
Shenk, will probably be at Aiken's Landing
tomorrow to receive them.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

NEWS FROM hkB BEL SOURCES.
Sabine CITY, Tcxas Occupied by FEDERAL
Forces.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 23.-The Grenada Appeal
says that Sabine City, Texas, was occupied by
the Federal fsrces last month.
Gen. Boyle had Issued an order that all OH
GERS, whether sick or we'll, and not on special
duty, must join their regiments Immediately.
Aorgan's forces, in two bands, wore at Liich.
f.ld and Brownsville last evening. stealing
horses, &c.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF Stare,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23, 1862.
II having recently been discovered that the
practice Of sending private letters to this De
partment for the purpose Of being forwarded
10 the care Of Ministers and Consuls Of the
United States abroad has been abused for dis
loyal purposes, notice Is hereby given that no
such letters will hsnceiorward be transmitted.
All letters to Ministers and Consuls which may
hereafter be sent hither TO be forwarded must
be left open for inspection BY the Department
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

AZ Bateheler's Hair Dye -rhs Best il
the WSrld.-Wiiliam A. Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces . color not TO be distinguished
least; remedies the III effects Of bad dyes and inyg
orates the Hair for life. GREY. RED, or RUSTY
HAIR instantly turns splendid Black or Brown,
~ The Genuine Ia signed WILLIAM A.
BATCHEL0R, os Ae f,w sdss ofescA btz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay strest, (Late 283 Broad,
way and 10 Bond } New York. my 22.ly
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

The Dimcultiss with tho Pennsylvanis
Coal Miners Adjusted.
PoTTsvILLE, Oct 24.-The difiulties among
the coal miuere In Schuylkill county, Ia regard
to the draft, have been adjusted.
All is now quiet the men resuming their
work, which has generally been suspended for
the last two dayr.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

lowA.-Telegrams Of the 23d, from Chicago,
say that all the Republican candidates for Con.
gress are. elected. Per contra, the Star Of last
evening says:
"a dispatch from Burlington. received here
to-day, claims that the late returns show that
the Democrats have certainly elected two of
Iowa's six members of the next Congress. ire
spective Of any possible army vote the Repub.
lcan candidates will receive"
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
Defeat and C.ptar. OF a.srillss.

JACKSON, TENN, Oot 23-Maj. Gen. II. W.
Hd!lece, General in Gief, u s. A.: A dispatch
just In says our cavalry, under Major Audd,
ran Into Hsywood's partisan rangers, seven
miles west Of Brownsville, killing one captain,
and capturing about forty prisoners, sixty
horses and mules and wagon load Of arms,
completely breaking up the parties. will send
the prisoners to Alton. u. 8. GRANT,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

THE OsTHIEN BRorHERs.-Those in want Of
hermeticslly sealed articles, such as fruits,
jellies, vegetables, meats, etc., etc, will find a
very nice article at the Osthiem Brothers;
also sogsrs direct from Cuba, and superior
assortment Of domestic segars, &c.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

THE ORIGINAL RAvELs.-Gabriel Ravel's
original Ravsl Troupe are now playing at the
Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore, which
combination Of pantomimists, rope walkers,
&c., are undoubtedly the only original Ravels
on this continent; aud they will all commence
an engagement at Ford's Tenth Street Theatre
on Monday evening next.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
DR.. JAMES L. THAYER.
THE RIVAL LADY RIDERS,
AND
THEN" KONIK MUELS.
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
DROPOsALs FOR LUmB a N.
DRPer QuARrRRnAsTRR's OFBIcE,
Corner Of 18th and q stresis,

DHPer QuARrrRnAsTRR's OFSicE,
Corner OF 18th and q streets,
SEALED PROPOSALS. siii Be- feesivsd 1ss a | hi.
% 1Is 1d Z svs%9s ssy @ .Ssh
million and aity ihoSssnd $50 ocoJ iset Of Lumber
Five Ss11is % SsS snS %S. % Pis. SSss
One hundred thousand tlOO, ,otO) feet or one ard
- ahaii 4 ~ inch White Pine Common Culli, %
WI White GPSt Piss co%soa @ cui'ioss '"' ~ "'A
Finy .no.ssSa y % 60 pSo, feet OF d'''Asd tongue and
Thirty thousand go, ,too) feet White Pin. Timber,
Thirty thousand tao, 900, fee, White Pine Timber, 8
Thirty ihou'ana so cco' % feet hs @ fils h Timber,
Sixty thousand ,Ss.SS o. ,ssi JSisi ah" or len 40,
Sixty thousand ,6ncocl fee. joni 3 Ly or ten 90,
isce nid. Il istesn sH fes. loss HsmSoi -,
sixty iSos SSssina sd. .sn sS Sss nsnoi
Ten thousand (io ooOj iest Jcist BY g, twelve feet
Ten ssss.sss y sssS fee, Io by fourteen '..'
Ten ,Sss.s.s feet J0''s BY s. sixteen feet
Ten ihos.snd 900, feet sosutlirs by !, fourteen
Ten tscq:.sd 1000, &. so.ntlI BY !, sixteen
iett long, ,tHsmloSi)
All the above described to be gocd meYot antab'e
pointed on the part OF the Government ~
All the lumber TO be delive ed within twenty days
after tigpiue the contract.
Proposals from m %disoysl nar,iss will not be oonsd
must accompany each propo ion.
The ability 0f:he bilder to fill the co tract, should
II be awarded to him, must be guaranteed by two
responsible person., whose tigLsurs are to be ap-
Tne responsibility of the guarantora must be
shswn bv the ofcisl oerifcsje Of the Clerk Of the
neares' District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person whsn the bids
are opened, or the proposals. will not be considered
The full name and pest ofoe address Of the bidder
mnst apresr In the proposal.
Of all the srties must apptar the bid will be oon
sidsrsd g the indiviiu'l propo.al Of the partner
Bonds in the sum Of Eve thousand dollars, signed
be REQUIRED OF The successful bidder upon sguIg the
The right to rejeot auy or all bids tha. may be
deemed too high s reserved BY the Derot Quarte:-
Informal proposals will be rejected.
Proposals. must be addressed 10 Capt Edward L.
Hartz Assistant Quartermasier U. y Army, Na.h.
iustGn. D. O., and should be p'ainly mslk:d "Pro.
Form of Guaranis'.
Ws,-, Of the county Of -, and State Of -,
and-,oi the county Of, and STATE Of -, do
hereby guarantee that - 10 able to fulfil the con-
traot iu accordance with the terms Of his proposi
ton and that, thould his proposition be accepted,
herewith.
Should the contract be awarded to hin we a,s pre-.
pared to become his tecxsities.
al, ssov. o Tu's be
EDWARD L HARrZ,
oct 2'-dtd Capt A. . NJ, u. 8. A.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

~ Preaching In uixon's Cremorhe Cir-
eus BUILDING, under the direction Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, TOMORROW at
O'Clock p. m, BY Rev DR.. Sunderland, and at ~
by Rev. Dr. Crane, Chaplain Of the One Hundred
and Seventh regiment, N. ".
These services are more especially designed for the
strangers and soldiers now in the city. who ave
daily invited 10 attend. 90 25-lt
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

NAVAL ORDERs.-Captain Marcbant, Lieut.
Com. Potter, and Lieut.. McCarty, have been
ordered to the screw sloop Lackswanns.
Lieut.. Com. r. F. Bradford, and Lieut..
McNair have been ordered to the Juniata.
Acting Assistant Psymaster Daniel Leach,
jr., has been ordered to the Patapsco.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

- Ex-Governor Randall, First Assistant
Postmaster Ge neral, has not yet entered upon
bis duties. He has gone to his home in Wis,
fbr the purpose Of attending To some private
affairs, and will not return for several weeks.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
S.-T.-l 8 6 Ok.
pRAKR,s PLANTATION BIrrIRs.

They purity, strengthen, and, ,iuvigofats.
They create . healthy appetits
They are an sntidots 70 chsnes Of water snd diet
They overeoms effects Of diopatiou and late hours
They strengthen the system and snllven the mind
They purity the breath and aoidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Conaifpation.
They ours Diafrh0a, Cholara, and Cholera Nor
bus.
They osrs Liver Complaint and Nervous Heso
aohe.
They are the best Bisten in the world. They make
great restorsr They ere made Of pure st. Croiz
kpm, the ossbrsted Calissya Bark, roots and herbs
and are tatea with The pleasure Of beverage, with
commended 70 delicate psrSons requiring genlll
stimulent. Sold By all 1roosrs. Diuggists, Hotsls
and salocss r. II. DRAKE CO., 3oa Broadway
New York. % 2S-6m
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trpins daily, and one o.
Sunday. 6oiders' tickets at Government rates to
all the principal points In the North and Wect. For
tickets and further information apply at tia OAoe OF
the "Grtat Pennsylvsnia Route !" northsast corner
Pennsylvsnia avenue and sixth street, ansisr Ne
honal Hotel. Once open from 5 .. y. 10 ep u.
on sundays . TO Ap.m m.
E.o. MORTON,
aug 6-1y Agent
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1862.

NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.-All transient
advertisements must he paid for in advance,
and should be handed In before 3 O'Clock, p. m,
to ensure their appearance on the following
morning.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

THE EAsT TENNESSEE UNION MEs.-The Rich
nond Enquirer, October 2lst, says:
Thirty dsloyalists, taken al Cumberland
Gap, Tennessee, we're brought to the oty on
Sunday evening by way Of Lynchburg. They
were lodged 10 Castle Thunder"
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

ATAttsntioni Attentioni Attention III
Sixteenth regiment Virginia First Eastern Val
rhs = y. The Spy EsEnfnt i%S ISy ssg % and Dc
tary Of War, for duty In the vieiay Of AIexsndris
and the forts abouts Washington, b. O.
Recruiting ofnoe, Third strest I'd door below Pa
avenue. A. c. WIDDlCOMBE,
Captain
- "a Lieut.,
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

~ FRIERDy MEETING ORTHODOXY
Eliza p. Quincy, minister OF the Gospel, viil At
tend . meeting for Divine Worhip st 81. Paul's
(Lutheranl Chapel, corner Of Eleventh and II
O'Clock. The Public are respectfully invited to A.
teEd, 90 H-lts
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

Be meeting for religious vice, at lizards Hail.
street, between Fouvt .enth and Fifteenth Streets
re: MORROW EVENING, Oct 20, when . sermon
will be delivered BY Rev. WILLIAn HEsnr CBAH.
sIso Hour Of service, ~ O'Clock.
. oc Q5-lt
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

Go- Tue premium on gold yesterday, il
Wall street, was thirty-two and half
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

ANWsstoA's Progrsss OF SlavsFy.-Cop,e.
Of this werk are for sale at the once of tie Natons
R9tblioaa. Pamphlet edition, rs oents Bound
edition, 7b oeus.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

~ rROTICE..Thsrs will BE- . Temperance
Meeting In the grounds Of the Capitol on SUNDAY
afternoon, st the usual hour. Good speaking may
be expected. PeraOfder. 90 26-N
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
UgURaE N. wEsTOs. EDITOR.

- The publication once OF the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, ia at the northeast corner OF d and
Seventh streets, second floor, over W. D. Shep
herds bookstore. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS
FOR ARMY SUPPLIES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on Dot cath,
N light sorrel B RSE, wi tn Saddle and Bride
on. Reward Of Five Dollars will bs paid on his
return to me.
HENRY sEITZ, JR.,
oc 9b-lts 4H Penn. svenue
The national Republican., 1862-10-25


Madame Tourniare,
In hsr mstehlsss style of SADDLE RIDING, dis.
playing an nnboundsd art In the control Of
nsna Of the biiais % hand St aud ali iI~
the ocncomi,ants attending
her d,shing, brilliant
SCHOOL OF HORSEMANsHIP.
The unparalleled acts and soenss Of Horssmanship
BY the great Ridsrs,
MESsRs
HEMMIN as AND DERIUs,
MILE BREaY,
NILE GARDNER,
MILE CAMILLE,
MILE MARIE,
WIN be divsrsiaed by succsssion Of
THLE TIC CISES,
In which all the
DARING sPLENDORs OF THE GYMNAsE
VIII bs introduced by the following
distinguished artists
]. REYNOLDS,
WIN. KINCADE,
GEO HILL.
GARDNER, DERIoUs,
r. JENNINGS,
The only Fsetto-Feet Rope vaulter in the Country,
Mr.. =. WHITAKER, Ringmsstsr,
~ Admission, 26 cents. Reserved Seats, 90 cents
Doors open st and at p, m; performance COM
nenoe halt an hour afterwards
aREMEMBER,
b A r N U M 8,
Louisians Avenue and Tenth street.
DOT 23
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Psrquette, 80 cents; Orche. "a
Seats, 70 osnts Family Circle, 2S cent?; Private
Boxes, Is.
SENo extra charge for reserved seats.
Cha.0s q Tme-Doors open quarter past u Cur
tain rises TX. DOT Is
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

~ Admission, 26 cents. Reserved Seats, 90 cents.
Doors open at and at p. m; performance COM
nenoe halt an hour Afterwards.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-09

Li6e7ulay Of Physieians.-It has always
been said that physicians would disparage any
remedy, however valuable, which they did not
originate themselves. This has been disprov
ed by their liberal course towards DR.. ]. c.
AYERS preparations. They have adopted
them into general use in their practice, which
shows a willingness to countenance articles
that have intrinsic merits which deserve their
attention. This does the learned profession
great credit, aud effectually eontradicts the
prevalent erroneous notion that their opposi-
ton to proprietary remedies is based in their
interest to discard them. We have always
had confidence in the honorable motives of
our medical men, and are glad to find it Sus-
tanned by the liberal welcome they accord to.
such remedies as Aver & Co.'S inimitabo
remedies. even though they are not ordered
in the books but are made known to the peo.
pie through the newspapers.-Nes Orleans
Delta.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-09
For Auditor General,
Hon. THOMAS f. COCHRAN.
The Patent Convention.
JOHN NJ. SULLIVAN, '7e't 'es'

A convention assembled at Harrisburg
on the 4th instant, composed of goodly
number of old political hacks who used to
justify any amount of State and United
States roberies in the name of democracy
and guarded by set of guerrilIas in the
lobbies and gallery, proceeded to hear JEFF
ferson's declaration that 'all men are Great
ed equal read, after which they solemnly
passed a resolution that all men are not
created equal They also determined to
sustain the administration in words, and to
oppose it in measures; that they were the
only party that could bring back the con-
stitution and Union as they were, and clos
ed their peace-ofering to Jeff Davis by
nominating Isaac Slenker, of Union coun-
ty, the man who was in the democratic
convention last year that passed a non-co-
ercion resolution "amid the waving of hats
and violent shouts of enthusiasm" as their
candidate for Auditor General.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-09
BeA-The following appeal is from a worthy
association at Washington.
The Washington City Pennsylvania Sol
GierS' Relief Association.

That may realize the objects it has in vew appeals
proper that those objects be publiy declared. and
the plan II has adopted for eectng them briefly dis
closed.
the agency established here by the State for carry
ing aid, comfort ana consolation to her sick AID
wounded sons IN the Army OF the Republic. The
Assocauon intends 70 nave at Its rooms lists OF the
names OF Pennsy!vanians IA the Hospitals here, and
fss as possible elsewhere it viii seek to appTi~e
the soldiers friends of his condition it viii strive to
place In his hands and about HIM those little nameless
comforts which no GOvcrnnent however paternal
ana no Government g'H'N. -pWeYer complete or et
ncleI can, or can be cr' '' to procure Gistrib
ute; 1t VIII look TO the -et-. # the dead, and keep
Stch RECORDS teTeol tl2t l1velOn may find the spot
where It, treasure Is laid; it viii endeavOr To npart
ct its rooms such information may conduce to the
Brothers '''''''i' u 00I suffering
To secure the, cooperation Of numbers in accom-
non has adopted constitution, and chosen board
OF olcefs, consisting of President five Vice Pres
dents an Executive Committee of Thirteen. and a
Finance Committee Of Seven. Treasurer. and a Re
coFdlng and Corresponding Secretary. The Execu-
tive Committee has appointed a number Of subordin-
ate committees, each with its appropriate duties
Illey nave also selected store-keeper and provided
a stoTe-rOom. The Finance Committee is enioned to
collect funds and other supplies, and empowered to
appoint il louhu necessary subordinate committees
10 VISIT you and IN person ask your aid. Contributors
VIII sehd money donations TO any member OF the un-
oeIs'Shed nance Committee, or TO Jay Cooke 4 Co.,
treasurer But If your gifts be in clothing or other
comforts, send them to some member of the Finance
committee only. All inquiries relative to soldiers
should be directed to the Corresponding Secretary
, with entire confidence the Association appeals to
the loyalty and generosity of people whohye never
s!lrunI from sacrifice suffering when the country
called Tor them, now, II a just and noble cause
GOD permits us 10 live in troubous but heroic times
when justice, mercy, and humanity unite in summon
ing all to the discharge of high duties at the expense
OF personal comfort and selfish considerations
whenever the christian or the philanthropsl has gone
lorth from you to this field of labor among the sick
and suffering, you have followed him lovingly and
trusungly with your means and your blessings The
knowledge OF this borne 10 us every breeze, en-
courages us in this our appeal Remember il is not
money alone that We need. Those who cannot give
tiltI can pestow some garment from their wardrobe
or some comfort from their store-house Our appeaI
IS before you Of the nature of the response we enter
tain doubt.
In behalf of the Finance Committee
l.. L. EATON. Chairman
u. WU.ToS HAISEs CBEsTrK q'ryyrr
A. l.. HENNERsHoTz A. II DrEFIcK
ROBERT MORRIS, Al KErr
WASHINGTON June 20, 1862