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The national Republican., 1862-08-20
4 NosLr ExAxpIE-We havs bsen n..,u

A NosLs ExAxPLE.-We have been permt T.
ted to publish the following letter written to d
gentleman now in this city. The writer is q
young man OF marked talent nnd ability, being
Q graduate or Harvard College. He left q
81, 200 situation, 10 the Sixth Auditors ONCE,
and went home to enlist o. q private. The
sacred associations OF" Plymouth Rock :" have
not lost their influence on worthy Sons Of noble
sires Ths Mayaowsr stock Is not yet extinct
How many Department cisrks' will follow
this exsmplss While they are celebrating
on the beet means of defending Washington, "
and yet draw their salaries, he hears his breast
to the charge Of the enemy in the ranks O, bis
native State;
PLYMOUTH, MAps, Aug. IL, 1852.
DEAR ilANDLEY have enlisted AZ a hiuh
private in the Thirteenth Massachusetts rpei-
ment and expect 10 leave for the regiment to-
morrow. Shall have the pleasure Of fighting
under Pope.
Very truly, yours, I'D. THuRsER.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
shavsr's Patent ERASER.

ohaver's Patent Eraser.
This ID new article Of great value to all
who US pen or psnsil, end espesislly to a.
signers, architects lawyers, ana accountants
AlthougA Of very eonvsnient De, Il perforras
We wctk Of II ins>sumsats, bei . bernishSs.
q papsecusAsr, ss1 folder, psnsa shsrpesss,
and eraser. The blade is curved upwards,
with sharp oval edge ior eraslns marks. blots,
&c, from paper. Couvsxsd on The lower side,
to give nne polish and finish to the erased
part. For polishing the surface after ernsIng
The mark, IL = uasqusllsd BY anything hereto
fore In use. The curve between the blade and
ths ahank has keen edge for cutting away the
groove In Ne blade gives . neatly finished
point TO the lead, without soillng the hands or
paper In the least The eraser need only be
seen and used TO prove Its real worth. The
blade Il made from the best steel, highly pol.
ishod, and set In handsome handle, With Ger.
man.silver ferrule. Il Is one Of the most con.
venient articles for common usa We have lately
seen, and must necessarily come Into general
favor. II Is the invention Of A. g. Shaver, Of
New Haven, Conn, and IL for sale at all the
stationers' shops.--Architects' and Mechanics
Journal. ..... ..r..r ..
A UsRYuL AND ELEGANT CONrRIvAScE. We
are greatly pleased with beautiful and con.
venisnt instrument invented by Mr.. A. @.
Shaver, Of New Haven, whose agent here Is
John F. Dyer, Esq, No. 4s Broad street. It IL
called "Shaver's Patent Eraser, Polisher, Pa.
per Cutter, Folder, and Pencil Sharpener," !"
and while II b we'll adapted to each Of these
purposes, combines them all in simple and
handsome contrivsnce, no larger than com.
mon desk. knife. In Il polished elegance and
Yankee ingenuity are united, and II will hnd
q welcome place 10 the counting.room OF the
merchant and on tho table Of the literuter.-
Providence Evening Press.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
The War in Missouri.
The Ctstsesss to be Enrolled En-
.MuSSe.

presence Of q large body Of rebels 10 jackson
county, Missouri and that neighborhood, and
q threatened attack on Kansas City, the Pro-
vost Marshal Of this city, under orders from
the headquarters Of the Department Of Kansas,
has ordered the citizens, en- n,asse. to enroll
and arm themselves for military duty. Any
one failing TO do so will be arrested.
Business 10 mostly suspended, and II Ia
thought that there will be general compliance
with the order.
The Union troops lately composing the In
three Indian regiments, are supposed to be at
Fort Scott or marching thence.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

PA1os BRowNLow was, short time since,
at Utica, New York, where he wrots letter
so the Nashville Union, OF which the following
Ia paragraph:
81 have nothing 10 Disguise, Mr.. Editor, in
regard 10 this Internal rebellion. am for
crushing II out-no matter st what cost. / am
for subjugation, coercion, and exlerm,naiion,
u these measures are necessary 10 put down
the rebellion and sustain the Government OF
the United States. I know the origin of The
rebellion, and ! know the sriginators; and
nothing short Of an old.fashioned orthodox hell,
that burns with nre and birthstone, VIII reward
them adequately for their services! ~
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
OFFICIAL.
HnADouARrs1s PnovBIosuAL BaIoApss,
WAMxoroN, August 10, 1852,
568 Yourtseuth street.

HaApouARrms PnovBrouAI BnoApes,
WAsHnoroN, August ID, 1852,
A 568 Hourtseush street.
Gepseal Ordsr, Nos2.
1. me attention Of 'tbs troops Of this COM
mand ls called to the following
ARTICLE OF WAR.
:. No. o.. IAN officers and soldisrs are v BE-
have themselves orderly in quarters, and en-
their march, and whoever shall commit any
waste or spoil, either lin walks Of trees, parks,
warrens, Hah-ponds, houses or gardens, corn
fields, enclosures Of meadows, or shall ma
lioiously destroy any property Whatsoever be-
longing to the Inhabitants Of the United
States, unless by order Of the then command.
es.inchief Of the armies Of the said States,
shall (besides auch penalties as they are liable
to by law) be punished according to the no.
ture and degree Of the offence, by the judg-
msnt Of regimsntal or general court martial. /"
II. The recent presidential order directing
the seizure Of the enemy's property In an or.
derry manner, In no degree modiHes the mean.
Ing Of the foregoing article Of war, but is
strictly in accordance herewith, marauding,
indiscriminats pillsge, and acts Of violence 70.
wards unarmed men, women, and children, are
ss unworthy the character Of the Union SOL
dier as injurious TO the noble cause he defends.
Such practices, alike destructive Of personal
honor aud military discipline, are strictly for.
bidden.
iii. The enforcement of the foregoing article
Of war Is particularly enjoinsd 10 regimsntal
commanders.
By order vi
90. Brgadlgr General SILAS CASEY.
Il. WALTER WEST,
.. Acting Assistant Adjutaut General
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

- The oath Of allegiance will net be ad.
minhtsred to any person against his own will.
II must, In all cssss, be a voluntary act on his
part. Nor WIN sny compulsory parole Of honor
be received. Bat oaths taksu and paroles
givea to AVOID arrest. detsstiou, imprisonmeni
or ezpalsion, are voluntary or free acts, and
cannot be regarded as compulsory. All per
sons guilty Of violating such oashs or paroles
will be punished according to the laws ani
usaQes Of war.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

GES. PoPr's OPrIcERs IMPRISONED An Oh.
cor who has just returned from Richmond,
where he was confined as a prisoner, informs
us that the ofacers belonging 70 Pops's army
captured In the recent battle between Jackson
and Banks, have been put In solitary conAne-
mont on bread and water. There they will
probably remain, subject 70 the programme
laid down by JEFF. Davis In his recent retalia-
tory order
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

REBEL VILLAGE BuRNr.-Thsre WAS re-
Gently a village named Donsldsonvills, former.
ly the capital Of Louisiana, on the Aississippi,
20 miles above New Orlssna. Having become
infested by rebel guerillas, who made busi.
ness Of firing upon Union boats, even upon
transports filled with sick and wounded, the
captain Of the sloop Of war Brooklyn, on the
9th inst. sent word to have the women and
children removed, aud the next day Donald
sonvllls was oblitsrsted by FIRE. The cure was
severe, but the only remedy that would have
the desired effect.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

GEN. CoRooaRAS IN New YoRx.--Grsat pre-.
parations are being made 10 New York for the
reception Of the gallant General. The Irish
civic societies will be out In full force. he
will Be- escorted into the city BY the lst New
York cavalry. Mr. 6tstson. Of the A,tor
House, has offered tho free use Of bis hotel for
the accommodation and headquarters Of Col
Corcorsn while 10 that city.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
OFFICIAL.
a Rev Military Department.
War DxPARrMINr,

Rev military Department.
War DxPARrxENr,
.... ADJurAST GENElAL's OPYlCE,
t. Washington, Aug. 10, 1859.
General Orders, No. liz.
l. The Department Of the Ohio, hereby Gre
ated, will be composed Of the States Of Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Ken.
lucky east Vi the Tennessee river, aud In.
cluding Cumberland Gap and the troops ops-
rating In Its vicinity.
2. Major General h. g. Wright is assigned
to the command Of the Department Of Ohio.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
... L. D. TowNKND,
OIL Assistant Adjutant General
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

CONCERT PoR TH2 DIsTaoT VoLUNrsERs.- We
understand that as soon ~ arrangements can
be made. there Ii to BE- au exhibition of the
great powers Of recollection by several young
ladies and gentlemen OF this city, the result Of
short attention TO philosophical, improved
and approved method of classification and
association also music, vocal and instrument
tai. The object is Tor the benefit Of volunteers
Of this District From wha, we know Of Prof.
Armes' under whose auspices the above Is to be
given, and what w have seen of biz sntses.
dents these exercises promiss To 10 very In.
tsre.ting, and without doubt he will be greeted
with full house
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

POLICE NOT rExExPT.-Applics,ion have been
made to the War Department to exempt police.
men In large cities from the draft, on the
ground that their services arc essential TO the
preservation Of order at home, but tho Secrs-
tary objects, 10 that police officers must take
their chance with the rest OF us.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATIONS. - The Govern
mrnt has Dsarly completed arrangements for
the accommodation Of 10, 900 additional pstisnts
in the different hospitals east Of the Allegheny
Mountains. It's said the Maryland Agricul-
tural College, about eight miles north Of the
city, is 70 be taken by the Government as O
site for hospital. The buildings will accom-.
mediate 500 patients. The water Is pure. and
the cir excelleut
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

MALI NURSES. tho surgeous iu chs,x, N,
the different hospital, are enlis,ing, under ,hs
recent order Of the Secretary OF War, male c.,,.
zen nurses TO taks The place OF those soldiers
who have been performing such duties, bu. who
srs now bsiog remandsd to their regimsnts
The enlistment OF the above class OF nurses IL
for one year, they rscsiving $22 per month
one ration per diem, clothing and medical at
tendance.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

REvBINo THE MEDICAL CODR.-A Board Of
of,csrs, consisting Of inspectors Farley, Cuyisr,
and Coolridge, and Surgeons Smith and Assls-
tantSurgeon Webster, U. 8. A., has been con.
vsnsd In this city, BY order Of the Secretary Of
War, to revise and improve the medical regu-
ltons Of the army.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

TIE DRAFT N NEW JERsEY.-Gov. Olden, Of
New Jersey, has Issued a proclamation appoint.
Ing . commissioner and surgeon for each
county To superintsud the drafting and to
facilitate the raising Of the quota Of this State.
Gov. Olaen has established Ave places OF rem.
desvous st Newark, Flsmiueton, Trenton,
Beverly, and Freehold.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

GEN. WILLlAAs.--A letter to y gentleman Of
this city asserts that the rebels ut Baton Rouge
ensnared General Williams by displaying u
and killed. Gen Wililams's body arrived here
yesterday On the North Star.--N. Y. Tribune.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

NEw YoRk RELHF AasocIArIoS.-Sp Special
businsss will come up before the New York
Relief Association, requiring the attendance of
every New Yorker In the city, at the adjourned
meeting to be held At Temperance Hall this
evening Ut O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
Capture OF Gusrillas.

NAsHvuLR, Aug. l6.-Nghty guerillss from
Meade county, on their way to join Morgan,
were attacked on Saturday, near the Mammoth
Gave, by 80 Home Guards. One captain was
killed and all the guerillss captured.
Gen. Nelson 10 here,
The trains are running through on the Chat.
tsnoogs road.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

AcxSowLrDoENESr.--W are requested In
behalf Of the Connecticut volunteers to return
their sincere thanks 10 Mr.. Geo. Alvord. for bis
constant and uncsasing attentions TO the sick
and wounded soldiers Of their State, in the
hospitals Of Washington and vicinity.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

TINS BALTIMORE AND ONO RAnROAD are now
running through trains to Cincinnati making
but one connection. and only two 70 ~. L.~I.-
Their agent here (hr. Edmondsl Is polite and
attentive, aud doss oil in his power to render
the passengers comfortable, and to ensure q
safe and swih ride. See advertisement.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

~t appears. BY an army order just Issued.
that officers Of the regular army will, Is .
general rule, receive leaves Of absence to
accept the rank Of colonel in volunteer regi-
ments, but no. lower grades. Noa-commis-
sioned officers and privstes will be discharged
on receiving commissions In volunteer regi.
meDts
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

REBEL FORCE AT CEDAR MoUSTAIS.-A com.
plete return OF the rebel force engaged at the
battls OF Cedar Mountain shows 48 regiments,
5 battalions, and battery Of infantry 4 regl.
msnts and battalion Of cavalry Is batteries
2l,6l3 cavalry, $500 artillery, l,000-whole
number Of men 24,9I3. The Infantry regi-
ments are reckoned at only about $50 men
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

TIE President AND GEs. BANKs.--The Pres
idsnt h reported as saying: ~ regard General
Banks as one Of the best men iu the army. lie
makes me no trouble; but, with large force
or small torce, be always knows his duty and
does II"
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

TUT1LE's COMET can be seen by the eye,
eight degrees distant from the polar star, on q
line with the Pointers. 1t Ia also On line with
the two principal stars In the body of the
Little Bear, the tall, dimly percsptible, stream.
ing toward the pole. II Is approaching the
earth at the rate Of two and half millions Of
miles daily
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

- The Navy Department has information
that the United States gunboat Psnobsoot.
captured on North Carolina. u ,ew days ago.
the sloor Lizzie, from Nassau, sailing under
English co!crs. and loaded with salt, blankets,
sheet tin, &c. When captured she was trying
to svsde the blockade.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

The NEW CURxLNcY.--Ths frst delivery sf
postage currency was made On Monday In ex-
change Of coin. Parties Offering ooia in
exchange will have the preference at the Trsas.
ury Department
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

~ Batohsler's Hair Dye-Ths Best In
the World. d.-Willian A. Batchelor's oslebratsd
Hair Dye produces color net to bs distinguiahsd
from nature; warranted not to injufe the Hall In the
least remedies the III effects Of bad dyes and nvie
OF ates the Hair for Life. GREY. RED, or Dusty
leaving the hair son and beautiful. Sold BY IL
DrusGists, 10.
~ Tbs Genuine y dgnsd WILLIAM A
BACHELOR, a ~ fsw dds Of each ban.
Factory, No 81 barclay street, (Lats 2ss Broad
way and 10 BondJ Now York my 23ly
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
nsmsm mbering the Sick.


The ladies In the Washington Armory, under
the charge Of Major Byington, have frequent.
ly testified their devotion 10 the cause Of hu.
manity and kind feeling W we'll ~ our coun.
try's cause. The following letter Of thanks
was called forth by one Of those noble aots Of
thoughtful interest In the welfare OF the aflict.
cd. which should live In the history Of these
times:
U.S. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Armury Square, Washington, Aug. II. 82.
MAJOR SAMUEL BYNaToN,
Superintendent u. b. Armory.
Sir: Permit me to thank the "workisg Ia
dies" of the U. 8. Army through you, for their
very valuable, timely and generous donation
Of bandages and lint for the use Of this hos.
pital.
Such evidence of the patriotic devotion OF
the ladies TO the cause Of our common coun.
try gladens the heart and lightens the burthen
Of every soldier.
Be pleased TO accept the ASSURANCE Of the
high regards with which am
Your obedient seryent.
d. W. BLISS,
Brig. Surgeon q. 3. Army, in charge.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

- The laws Of the United States and the
general laws Of war authorize, In certain cases,
the seizure and conversion Of private property
for the subsistence, transportation, and other
uses Of the army but this must be distin.
guishsd from pillsge, and the taking OF prop.
srty for public purposes is very different from
its conversion 10 private uses.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
More Traitors In Limbo.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l8.-Judgs J. Thompson
Mason, formerly collector Of the port OF BalH
more, Joseph Stonebraker, Sol. Keller, J oseph
Williams, Dennis Prettimsn, and Samuel Price
were brought down from Hagerstown this eve.
ming, under arrest, for refusing to take the oath
of allegiance,
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

~ Medical Society OF the District Of %.
lumbla.-A special meeting Of thus Society will b.
held At the Medical Department Of GeoIgetown
College, Is9sner Of and Twelfth streets this Day,
.. o. W. NeK. 1UCKER, II. D.,
aug 20 Recording 6scfstary.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

~ special Notics.-On and after Tuesday
April 1852, the trains On tho Baltimore and Ohlc
Railroad will oommence running daily, (SundSy.
exoeptedD leaving tnis Station At 7.A0 .. m, and
Connecting at Washlngton Junction with Mai
Train for all parts Of the West va Wheeling oI
Parksrburg Through tiokets sold and baggage
checked. W. p. SMITH,
II. VI Transportation d. d D. Il. u
l-du Star Globel
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

The Hebrews Of Chicago held meeting on
the 18th inst, and resolved to raise an hraelits
company for tho war. Those present sub.
fcribed eight thousand dollars to help along
enlistments
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
y T F lCI A l..

b. ... DEPAHTAESr " STATE,
WASHINGTON. Jan. %, 1862.
The secretary oi State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business ON Saturdays,
commencing With Saturday, the arst Of noxt
mouth.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
Rebels in Kentucky,

CINCINNATI, Aug. lS.-Three thousand rebel
cavalry are at Richmond, Kentucky. Is miles
south Of Lexington. Thoy are supposed to be
the advance guard Of larger body.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
z EonUrT. WAnTnD
l .. ORDINANCE DEPARTMENT
Ratea Of Pay:
a4a-dt2su

I OST.-Last night, between II aud O'Clock, from
II hack, blSck travelling BAG or vALiBE,
pspers, (of 70 use to any one but the ownsfJ be-
longing 70 Capt Samuel u. Zuliok. A suiia6le fs
ward VIII b Siyen for information TO be LEFT Win
NJ. CHADWICK, Willard's Hotel or at this office.
ang 3c-1t
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

The amount or swearing In New Orleans up
TO the 9th instant IL: Oath Of allegiance, 72S;
allen oath, 2,4ss; parole oath Of rebel soldiers,
4,esS; rebel officers, 2ll.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

~ GREAT PennsylvaniA Houts.-The
quislest and safest route to the N6ethwsst and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one or
Sunday. Soldiers' tickets st Govsrpnent rates 70
Tickets and further information apply at the once Of
the "Great Pennsylvapia Route y northeast corner
Peunsylvania avenue and sixth street, under Ns.
ttonal Hotel. Once open from .. m. to p. IN.
on Sundays to I p m.
T.. o. NORTON,
aug ely Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

- The secretary Of the Treasury has de-
oidsd that dsbenturs certificates are receivable
In payment Of duties.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
Deserters Arrested.

Donohoe, were arrested by Onoers Pumphrey
and Williams, a. deserters, and turned over to
the military authorities. l
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
more siOk and Wounded.

PnLADELPAIA, Aug. l8.-The steamer Com.
modore has arrived from Hsrrison's Landing,
10Th, with 800 sick and wounded. She had been
ordered to Newark, but running short Of GOAL,
water, and provisions, had to put In here.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
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Jy ~

~ LIBRARY OF CON0REss, July NJ,
lstH.-The Library Of Congress will be closed from
JOHN G. STEPHENSON,
yN Librarian
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

Georgetown or the seventh ward fsland) who fsil
10 receive their papen regularly will oblige the
agent, o. 4. Delphsy, by leaving notice st Mr.
when all delinquencies will be promptly attended
TO- NAV N
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

0Es. SroHE, who has been confined in Fort
Lafayette for Sc evsral months has been released
and Is rs'iding with his family In New York.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

1t Is most likely that the Gen. Lowell re-
ported killed Is Colonel Lowell, not the major
general, who Is understood 70 be ct Richmond.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
aug 20

~ Nottcs.-Men Of color, who arc In favor Of
emigration from the United States, are invited 70
ELL, Commisdonsr Of Emigration, Washington, d.
c., who will aid them to all Information within his
power touching Cent al America, Liberia, Hayti OF
other proposed settlements Of Anglo Africans.
Washta9toa, D. C., August 10, 1859. au is-6t
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

g@Ail ths sick and wounded hsys lett Cui,
psper and ars al or on route tor Alexandria
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

Gov. SrAsLY, Of North Caroline, IL expected
In town In few days.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
fnviisaoi 1aily, sunanys Elsspse,
BY w. }. MURTAGH T. co.
i,3Has N WESTON, Ipiron.

~ The publication Office OF ths National
REPUBLICAN is at the northeast corner of d and
seventh streets, second floor, over W. d. shsp'
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

A0Union Prayer Mesting.-Ths Union
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon this
week week IN New YSrk Avenue church. Rev. Dr. Cur
hour. Iy2
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

~ Brig. Gen Corcorsn Ii expected in
Philadelphia this afternoon.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

~ Cassias II. Clay Ia to be- assigned TO q
very important command west OF the MIssis-
aiunl
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
AND PATRIOTS !

iECRUIIs WIN b seesP.sd % All up Company
4, THIRD D. Q. REQIMkMT. Come one, come
all, to" kMRIoH'B" HOTEL, ,eornss Of Eleventh
street and Pennsylyania avenue. Bosnty, pay, 40 +,
same cs the other D. G. rsgiments- -.
WM LANGRAN, Captain,
.t'. JNO. A. CAMPBELL, Fret Lieut.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

Arwsstoa's Progrsss OF 8lavery.-Copise
Of this werk are for sale at the once Of the NoSomd
R5s1lioan. Pamphlet edition, Is oents. Bound
edition, IS cents.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

TNHE UAIOh FEMALE ACAOEaY.ITS
l TuIRTRRNTH AoADEAIC YEAR-com
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--- - -
"A Portable and neatly .furnished House, No. q
Aiscouh avenue, d now for rent. For terms, apply
OF ths premises r9-fH
QULklON BANK.-This Bank u now doing
~ blainss q the corner Of Pennsylvanis avenus
drafts specie, &o.; aso, rsdeems their snsi bll IL
spscle, at current rates, or Treasury notes
II. BRACKErT, Prtsr
.. X. Dkxrns, Caahier. ly4e-in
QANK OF COMMERCE, 0EO'TOwR,
notes Of the above Bank will BE- redeemed d oar
counter, In United States Treasury Notes, or Il,
RITTRNHoUsE, FAINT CO.,
Nl Bankers, 90 Pa. Nvsaus
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

A RIsTIDEs INVITES, IN HIS ADDRFss
"A TO THE cOUNTRY,s . broader ana more
monstrousiy and cruelty wrong In two psrtisu ars,
70 Wit: The Unblush,ng Treason eveywhefe
,Are1nd, Apd the Easy Cas- Of Feeling Of tks Con
'eral Friends Of the Union.
Let there bs nav and loftisr spirit. whsn the
voice Of hundred thousand patriots, slain Il bat
ls In asgle year, does not give grave ard al
AMsks, my countrymsn. q.
Tho production 10 for sale st W. BALLAN
TYNEb Book store, No. 4ss Seventh street, between
d and = streets Price ten oeats COPY.
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