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Gtationsrr an0 farm GOODS.
rCHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL PENS.
MORTONiS GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS ~ THE WORLD
recent o. the following in cash post
STAMPS the her wal send b. r,an MAIL OF otherwise
a. directed Gold Pen Pom. s,leetg ss 'a|s aeersng
'' 'S''''''0'Gi o vi PENS WITHOUT CASES
For rs cent, tie Msge PEN tor cents The Lucky Fen
for 50 ccuts the Away.Ready Pen TO- - eeAs tie Ees,al
Pen; AID ror > j. the Excelsior Pea
1he s,e, ye ES. = = SHdS ,ryo FvTrvsroy
CASES. WITH PENCILS.
For 50 cents, the Magic Pens for - cents the Lu'sv Pen
1ra n, ~ - The FScris.or Pen These are welnhed
good writing Gold Pens with ldosmin Points the average
Of every Of which will far outa' gross Of TIE oe's
lie nsme "a. Mortou,p "NumSer" snd "Qusli'y' are
stamped on tie oowius reas end ~. Points are Esa's
l - ~, ne Yet, No Tie sgslest ard No 10 IN
sasIeG ,or WI c peo for The Se.S Ioas AID medium
Nib Of al sizes srd qualities Short Nba o. Nos aud
and made only Of hrsi quality Tho cnsrsvns' are iac'in
''' " VIZ GOLD Pens, WITHOUT CASES
FOR - cents, 10 Peu ls quality or No Per, u
For No Pea, Il, quality, No. Pen I'd quality
ors NJ. : Pen 9, g q1sty;, .No .p., ., mali.
fcr u 90 $50. Per- - quality, or No. Pen % quail
for II - No Pso lstqaa,y ora No Pen, ID quality
for e. .s 70 hSI it a1,l,!y; s,rvrp pvrrNs1oN
CASES. WITH PENCILS
For 90 aNo. Pen let qualty ora No Pen 3dqus'ty
For ~ ~ NO fen t quality orr No Tea "a quail
For d No 3 Pcu. IL qualify No Pen, "a quality
/
Tor So so No Pen, ltqaaity ora No. Pen, I'd quail
.ty ofa No Pen. ID quality.
for 80 no. Pea lsi quality, or No. Pen I'd quality
Tor % Gos No. Pen, Jet quality.
GOLD TENS, ALL H. QUALITY, iNSlLNER-MOUNTED
DEsk-HOLDERS.
For 80 No Pen, for ~ % aNo. 5Psni for ~ 'sa
No Pen For - 50 no. Pen.
For ga No Pen; for ~ no 5reni and for "a No
10 Pen.
$40 i't Quality pointed with the very hes, lrdo'nIq
Points carefully selected gud II this quality ave sold
with lbs sishtes inpeIection which sail and the closest
scniil detect
The I'd Quality" superior to any Pens made by him
PIE silus % ~. year 1860.
Tho "a Quality" hs intends shall equal n rerec, to Do
rsly Elasticity ard Good wIg Qualities he only true
consiioratpnsl euy Gold Pens made elsewhere.
H. regard &c tho Chesp Gold lons le beg leave 90 fy ta
previous % operating lis New and Patented mecare' o
could not have made Good Writing and Durable fes i0'
the price lad the Gold been furnished grsti,ously
PdFties % deyin0 ia az tgs'Gaces tPaVg He NeN
bsy aud Qnailg" II the Pens Peas and Car, E't,
~ For ssls by all dealers In tho line Throughout TIE
county. ..
Address, A. NORTON
No. % Maiden Lane. New.Yofk.
Any sondings single letter stamp VIII receive cir
cuisI with The ensrsvnSs above Ieienedto.
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TNHE SEMI-W WEEKLY TRIBU n L.
TIE NEw.YoaK SEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE /,
,as,A.d s,sry TUESDAY ,nd FRIDAY.

Content Of No. I.735 tJan. l0];
LLrAsrNo ARTICLES To On. F,Ieaa; s,1 nd 3
the Countryi The Latest War News, John brsi
o. .be Rebellion, Bri'i.h Bat Temper Compel
sspn Of Consrr,.i Editorial PsrAssph'
U..wAb NEWS SUMMARY.
o.itien ,or.y in,,rs., 90 cl.m., IN. Ihys,,is.
snu- Biii Expulsion Of the M.sogh ssn~tor.
The New-GrAnsdiAn Csins
~ GREAT EXPEDITION FROM CAIRO 1900
Troop, 10 Assemble a. Psduesh Al Attack or
Nashville The Ultimate De.thsson New Orleans
v..FRoM MISSOURI; ConesPondence Of The
~ Y Tribute
VI. THE BATTLE or MOUNT ION.
vu..ATTAck on OUR SOLDIERS BY ARMED
NEGROES
VIII. MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF PENN
SYLVANIA
TX. PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
x..THR GREAT AMERICAN QUESTION: The
Voice OF an Honest Ensii'hnan. Speech by
John Bright
M..CIRCULAR
n..GERRIr SMITH TO JOHN A. GuRLEY.
XIII POETRY. "Jsnusy l, 1884," "h'1e Way for
XIV. FARMERS HTGH SCHOOL or PENEsYL-
SANlA-l6R
xv..ARREsT OF AN ALLEGED SLAYER CAP
TAIN.
XVI. TUE NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
XVII FROM EUnOPEi Summary Of tbs Latest News.
XVIII. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
XIX The GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
XX..FINANCES OF NEW-YOKK.
xXI. NEW-YoRK STATE CANALS.
XXI. THE WAR FOR THE UNION. Important from
kentucky and Tenuessoi Rebel Means oil Defense :
Detailed Desc ipiion OF their Amy Equipments,
and Wohs, Tho impending Hoslilites
XIII INNER LIFE" AT WASHINGTON: Interest
Ing Facts.
XIV. POLITICAL.
XIV. .PEKsoNAL.
XVI. CITY NEWS.
XVII. MISCELLANEOUS
XVIII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xxx. WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE NEWBORN
DAY GOODS MARhEf
XXX THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
XXXI THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
XXI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Report, Of the
s.ock Money, Cotton. Grain, and Castle Markets,
specially Reported for The ". \. tsI1gne.
TxRx-One COPY for one ysN, ~. Two Copies. one
wear. IS. Five COPIES, year, = 1 %. Ten co?e'
u one address go.
Fora Club Of Twenty we send au Extra Cory.
ForsCib OF Fody, We ssnd fho Daily Tionhe gals
Adder, THE TRIBUNE. New YORK.
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"NTEW MEDICAL BoOK.-.Dr, BosT-

"NEW MEDICAL BOoK.-sDr,, B0sT-
~ WiCK5 Wos on seminal Dsei,es, INNS pI x3
Anscors &c. Sc before as. and 40 90 not he'i
20 gay Il ~ without exception the most tnihin
wor. of e hind ever published, and VIII DO hailed by be
uofeon a. well the public great beneihcior 70 uisn
LIND QaackeIy Il bore exposed and the uth tod
loo In e,efv family the hands OF every young man Au
woman IL The ara ~ Boston Medics and saFics Jonfis
Mailed by RICHARDSON, No. yeey.t no5nsJs 10, 10 o'
,x doors west Of Groa3sy where DR. b. win continue TIC
practice Of medicine and saigrry Pnee HL AL m.c"'
and o. MINI nicsiions llIiclly o. nhdeht1AL
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Antusenteufs
y ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
CROWDED HOUSES. DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
THE NEW PLAY.
THE BOWER OF BEAUTY
THE finest FAIRY PIECE Is THE WORLD.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
THE CONNECTICUT GIANTESS,
The Hsndsomctt Fat Girl and the Lirsest
MOUNTAIN OF HUMAN FLESH
Ever 10 years old aud weighs 62s pounds and mses
feet inches round perfect female Lambert may b
seen at all hours day and evening; 20 meyslso
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE.
o the coast Labrador which oonysescsnt and eats
helf bushel OF five cells dolly
TIE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS
from the River Nile. In Egypt;
THE GRAND AQUARlA,
With its myriad. OF Living ki.h y LARGE SPEChLEp
BROOK TROUT; IL LIVING SEA HORSES.
GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON, MONSTER 6NAkES.
HAPPY FAMILY, WAX FIGURES, Sc, &C.
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6peciGl Noiltes.

AGorcts OF Coincidence TO Queen vict0ria.-
Ing p4ees:
Bhush Consulate, No T. Rroedway
Everett Home. Uhion.sduare.
Ho"e!I5 House II Lord. Houstonst
fstce fak House, corner Of i0th e.. and sth-sv.
Albion Oice. No. 10 B,esmsn.sL
Scotch American, No. 81 pak.row
j. l. TadLsiD. ath-st and ltiiav
WchaIdtOn. Saloon, corner Msiien.l.nd And WiIanst
Ar BtOJKL1v:
CONNER sis College, over McchsnSss' Hall, Court-st
John {. Force, No 10 ilighpt
II IL requested that the sheets be reur.d 10 the Bh
Consulate the i7Lh inst.
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HliIitarp Notiles.

Cavalry! Cavnlry "A few good men wanted to IN
my company. Want military know edge horseman'h
objection. Col swsiu Regiment last 20 be rs"d 10 TINS
State Now ride Fall in Quarters In brieA
buildings Qusrntlne Staten ilsud Pay +l4 per month
Uniforms and Equipments ali furnished Immediately to one OF
more recruits Applyto
Capt VIM W. BESNETr No. 10 Broadway, up ',siIl
" Sons Of Connecticut.,-Tho Annual Meetint o.
the Sons Of Coun,cticn, ia N.wYot vii be held the r
Aven1e Hotel TUESDAY EVENING, The ltlh int, at
occck the Annual Election VIII be beld and sueh
other business may Lc brought before the meet
ing Ckebs Of C0unsccul snc their ds.oendai. are Invited
10 attend X. II. HcCuGDY, Chairman
CHaEIHs OOLLp, Secretary.
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The Volunteer Eps'neer Resi%ep,.,

Col. tDWATD W. 81 kHf.I.I.l Lieut. -toI. JAsIfo y
HALL aud MAJOR RICHARD BUTT
LAST CHANCE
ONLY ONE COMPANY lET UNFlLI.ED
Fight companies Hilton Head, 3 &. Pay OF Phi
Iki0 SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH lsi7).
liouse-carpenicrs. .tipcsPenter' myers eiecsn1a.,
MINER IDachLists boiler and wbeeI"iss VIII DC
received for COMPANY ~.
None but sound and compe,en, men need apply. .
Eol1pesIs IN this regiment vii be under pay and furnished
Will eu.,er and rsoDs a. once, and their families VIII be
provided for by the authorities. - 49, .
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY VII be paid TO
each Volunteer when mustered out Of the service
Enlistment ~! three years. during the war
Hesdquarers corner OF Chsmbes AID ohiihsHih' Now
York.
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THE GOLDEN CHAIN
IN NETWORK CITY.
THE GOLDEN CHAIN.

We publish and keep on hand a supply Of THE GOLDEN
CHAIN, by VIM B. Bradbury. For sale by the thousand
hundred or dozen copies
IvISON, PHINNEY Co,
Nos 20 and 30 We,ler.st
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THE GOLDEN CHAIN.

Mr.. Brsdbury's very popular Srndayschoo Singing Book
may b obtained In any quantity of us at Sos and mer
CERT. MASON BROTHERS
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COsTRSTs:
OPINION OF uIDGE PAINE before whom the eAIo .Al
hlrt heard -.
OPINION or TIE sUPRAME COURT
ItInis and Arerm,Btsof
.AARLEs UCON0R.
NM. NJ ENARrS. and
JOsEgH BLUNT. In Tho CoaI. Appeal
Ard tho Opinions OF -
JUDGES DEMO. WRIGHT. and CLhhhh
1Is eesImuoItsIcs tho legal and political pincpe'
in,o,dthe Bodnss with which the Issues were nsio sll
IL. att, with Which the argument was s1Thiahd on ootn
io r. rder this one Of the most SIGNIFICANT aud universally
,I,fI.nit iIsf that olaco In this country
Price % oents pei copy-S2 per Dozen
Postage b cents per copy additional. :,
iddrcss The TRIBUNE, New yeft.
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Gen. Durnside's Expedition.
EXTRAORDINARY sEANEN AID OTHHR5,
WANTED fnI The MARIEE ANlILLEhY.

EXTRAORDINARY sEANfE and OTHHR5,
WANTED for the MARIE ARTILLERY.
COMMANDED by Col w A. Hovs Fay the same " The
Navy and $40 bounty the eIpifaon Of term oil service
which three years the Allotment tickets TO secure
hall ply be elt for families member thereof Yty"
bic each pay day, IN hewYok The Colonel viii ssne
certificates the families Of those joining ening them 20
benefits Of the Volunteer fund IA New York aid Brooklyn
The will also receive neat and conf tsbe optm-bed
aid beddng0n being mustered IN. The Marine Artillery II
Ia active service fow good Ffr and Diummers se
needed Early application 4. uecessATy 70 b. OhALI-l
No 70 Bowerg between Canal and Hester sts' New-fok
4. s. mastering Omre.-Odicers Of Volunteers
should written authority from their Colonies 70 recrn
evidence TO toe L. s. Mossng Ocs for transportsr
settlement Of eccouns THIS written authority should also
be ndoiscd by the United States MGserns aud Disturbing
officer
No accom-. VIII be p,d transportation given unless the
above rule 81 conioImed to.
Van Buren, 1iEbt Jnfnntry. Hesdgusrton No. az
frcadway, Newly ok, Encempueut AZ Camp bilhonse,
sn-dkers, Long s.nd 10 the ue barracks In the STATE
This Regiment T. not to be consolidated Rec uts will re-
celve q1areTs aud uniforms enlisted Ofeefs ha7
ng parts Of copaues obtain po.itions BY
sfilying a. HsAdQunters
TIiOs Is. VAN BUREN,, Colonel
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THE GOLDEN CHAIN.

Mr. VIM B. Brsdbuys most popular sundsySchool Sing
ing Book Is for sale in any quantity ct tho Methodist Book
Concern. No. 200 Mulbsuyst
CARLTON PORTER
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Addr.n THE TRIBUNE. Hew.yori.

NOW READY. -IMPORTANT lNtORSiA.'
~ TION on CERTAIN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
.fIRJFCTg INTENDED FOR POPULAR USE.-Regi.ed
FJii,n-ByC y. HAugoSD N. d.. rIocssor 81 special
Anrtony AID Pathology In the Syucnse Medical Co'.e
EewYok author Of 1.-THE fascy oi Csntcfzaion IL the
r,.,tfen, OF s,uiarl Nervous, Consuupse, Uterine,
Vsna Cutaurous und Sexual Diseases ,uosinns an 90
ihey new oisne snd .ucses,inl Meihod Tor ihe Gre
10 ,oa,rl-in.r Price = l. m,ied 10 be bad Of GOD
FREY n. ali Broadway; WARNER, No. Nt-sytt
ROSS S TOtSEi has.6ust.i toe Author No 90 Broad
,ysv n l.. TRENNIIil, South ID = fkiadeiptin
lu'N FOR THE CAMP.-6l pages; ID cents,
j po.,psld. Good thing CHRISTOPHER MORSE G
sKIPfOS, no 100 Ne sau.st. Nevfors
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THE GOLDEN CHAIN.

THE GOLDEN CHAIN.
We keep constant supply Of the popular
Music Book Brsdbury's GOLDEN CHAIN, at the American
Sunday School Depository, No. 500 Broadway.
G.s sCOFIELD, Agt
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WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING will be presented Bourcicaulrs
setting IN fairy frame of Charles Dchenss beautiful Story OF
The Cricket the Hearth" in which the original American
Comedian,
Mr.. ]. s. CLARKE,
will ,ra,n lis extraordinary pe-onaiion Of THY Sowboy.
This psrt played in England by Mr. Wnsht add Mr..
Bucks,onc, ia the versions originally produced II England,
bat no rendition has deemed by the best critic equal to
Nj ClaIk-s, has any version approached ibis Of Nr
BogTcsufs perhaps the effective play Of noen times
Miss ssnny Browne Johu peeTybake Mr.. Pearson
Beha.. Miss Ada Cliioo Cleb. .....Mr. Barton Hi
MIA Fieldn, Mrs Ws;ot Ned Plummer. Nh Davenport
Tackle.ou ...............Mr. Dayii.o
Il viii be preceded hy the Comedy Of
Ny NElGABORS WIFE.
Broyu the j. g. Clsrss
The ssemert beys 10 that there will be short
produced the Gorgeous and beautiful spectacle entitled
THE MAID QUEEN,
which hrs been for some months 10 preparation.
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DOLITICAL KNOWLEDGE Is ESSEN
L TIAL TO PUBLIC PROSPERITY, AND TO 1Ht
SECURITY OF Our LIBERTIES.
II can be found In the


II can be found In the
AMERICAN STATESMAN:
THs OSLI POLiIICsL HsroRT the UsITkD srATKi
FrBiIeBED
Iyl,iing ne Mature Origin, d.d Practical Operdhos o.
Gorcyanrnt hs Uaff.d States re RISE ana
Prooras Of PGtf and the Jieu Of Di.fm9Hisied Stns
rsot QEss0Hf of ForegH 1hd D0rofe Poiegi vih an
dppendi1 Of EIi0naioyy Notes SafHiea information ara
otr Usfi Noff and pfou' diDhdb,feol ind,7 minute
Nv nd automatically arran9ef far ooHrcHieHf rcferenee
By ASDRgw w. YotsG.
Ono large octave volume 06 pises, Libnry Sheep 81
With an Appendix conAiIils
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
A Copy 81 the ORIGINAL DRAFT Of the
DECLARATION or INDEPLNDENCF,
Showing bat parts OCT, and what ere SUD
sTITurYD ADDED by Congress-
THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, ETc., Ere.
TBts BOOK HAS PECKIyKD rnY sTEOSG KKCOssKSDATIOs
or PRES DENT LiscoLS, SENATOR DUvGLAs, AND
oy sosf OF THs Prominent SrhIKsNEN, Political WEl'
ryR. AND LEApis6 fDIT0ns PARTKs IN rHE USiTsD
STATES ACCURATE HISTORY OF TIN PoLifc, OF QUIZ
CoUsTRr. -, .
~ Crcusrs embracing specimen pages OF the Content.
and index Of the the Reviews Of prominent poc
men md pspef.-thu. giving clear dss Of Its scope value
snd sccuracy -mailed free to any applicant
IN FICLusiyK TERRITORY ron TnE SALE OF THE WORK
~ Ann LIBERAL TEKss GIVEN TO ChsssssiFG Ace MS
Single copies specimens TO Agents or to person desf'
lnz the work and whom Agent u accessible will be-
mailed pos paid expressed carriage paid upon receipt
Of the pice by the publi.her.
Address n. G. MILLER, No. % Park.row, New.fofk
ERIENDS OF FREMONT.-A magnificent
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THE GOLDEN CHAIN.

We prepared to all al orders for this popular sam
Singing the lowest prices aud in any
quantity. SHELDON Co..
No lis Nasssuse
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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rur NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
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VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
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an s5yapce Three copies for 81 Five CONES lo
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-, number al the rate Of 81 per s,num) so Iwsh.y
c 5dre.s Of each u5scIber land any larger numoe ~
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"a ,,Ap.hed every TUESDAY snd FRIDAY MoRSIse. Price
a. Der snnu Two Copies for fs Five Copies Tor 81 -
THB NEW-YOHh TRIBUNE
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pool at IS pr postage included single T%ReS
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~'1 No. 1s4 NG,ssa-st. N 4.
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Ueooins Garos, &c.
Printing.

DROPERLY DONE,
l. BY THE CHEAPEST PRINTER IN THE CITY
No. 3TRi ON-ROW, near City Hall BlLLHEADs. CARDS,
CIRCULARS, POSTERS, &C. Patronage solicited.
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THE GOLDEN CHAIN.
Brsdburys New sundayschool Music Book may be bad IN
any quantity and the lowest rates ct my store No. La
Nssssu-st Il. GOODENOUGH
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ERIENDS OF FEEMONT.-A magnificent
Il Steel pla,e PORTRAIT Of MrorOen. Fremont the
gest .ued will be sent by mail po.i paid A. tho low
price Of 80 cents. Canv..sefs vented. Address
CALDWELL, No. 81 PAX row. n Y
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fHrk GongregationaI Church, Bro

o. 7. -,7p M 11ttI,5uII Nbnrch, BFo0FIyn IT
ICY, h-;Nrt ~ No9fbkOP viii preach Ia the Par
s nae Inn9shand, between Myrtle and Psfk ava
1880 Jan ~. a. les a. ~, and q. p "a snnds
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g. p.,,,. NJ. T.. Church, corner OF 4thsv and 22d't
Ct. n, THOMAS LOWER Of Baltimore will preach
Inc c,,.isn Missions" TOMORROW MORNING, S ioi
O'clock.
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tlNAL Pastor Of the French Evangelical Church vii pfesc
IO'soAkOW EVENING, Sunday at y O'clock D u
~ Iasers Church west side sY z3d At Tie sun
% Mohhiso service, IN Cfsndst, is csntn 1ed Us usus
st ny a u. seats free a, bo.h pieces
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Iecture.-The Rev J. p. THOMPSON, d. D.. will Le;
IA the Methodist Episropl Gnu en- OF sf plsc
and heaIysL. South Brooklyn on MONDAY EVENING
lsh iusr e. Y O'clock Sabjec. IT, Tes Hour o popula
ibsfiy and Government" Tickets y cents each.
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Nnth..l. VI. Z. Church, conner Of sh Il AID ave.

3, Pssor, the Rev. 8 II. PLATT. recently sppointe,
Preschin; TOMORROW MORNING. At i0i o'clock By ii
Rev. JOHN n. KIRK. and IN the EVEHfSG at o'c Del
by be Pastor tie Re-. g. H. PLATE sermon 10 .be your
sutec: Gods Invitation % life Of Pleasure Eecl 4.
Z II An are invited Seats free
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sJess.ah,x Church.

Mess.ah's Church, 1ith st.. be;Fesn I'd and fihsy'5
S.f,ee IN the Chapel and preaching By The Pastor j.
LANING. TOMORROW issbbsfl). 81 lcl 3 NJ ard = az
y D M Also on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AID tRlpAf
EVENINGS next week Stranger cordially invited 70
attend Seats fies % all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

Memorial Church, Hspmoud.st., corner waverey
psceThe Rev ;. 4. Tu1rLE Rector % St Lnies Church
viii preach TOMORROW tsundayl EVENING Services
q. 10y m, y aud :. o'clock p. m. ssa;s free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

BedcinR NJ. X Church. Ear l7th-st., north side. be.
tween st and 2dsvs.. StuyNe mt PsIk DR.. ABEL
STEVENS, Pastor, viii preach SABBATH MORNING. a.
lol ocloci and IN the EVENING, a. o'clock Seats free.
Strangers cordially invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
Religions Notices.

AZ ghe I.sipht.st. Church, 81. '9 nm 'noRRoW
aNING ppon The Gospel in the Book OF Esther an'
~ tho EVENING upon The Day OF feniecosL
ailiaurc. The Rev. DR.. BRIcE, THEoDOkE I'LL
r.'u IA go ATTNCFY SHAVER will sddren the meet
d. an SUNDAY AFTERNOON Ia the Lectureroom OF bai
ams Mrssu IN respect the Importance Of reading mat
o. Tor eur volunteers. Seats free.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-20
Another Prem cher i'm the Field
Rev. NAcCready's Company.

Rev J. 5. McCready, pastor Of toe Uni
ted Presbyterian Church, Cadiz, has com
menced recruiting company in Harrison
county, and is meeting with good success
This is right Let the freemen of the county
come forward Immediately and fill it up
In this dark hour, when our good and great
government which has been the hope of the
world is threatened with total ruin, and con
stitutional liberty is tottering to the center,
he could not remaia an idle spectator. The
cause OF our Country is the cause Of God,
and he calls upon the brave hearted men oI
Harrison county to come to the rescue
Will you not go?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-20
Captain Norris Company.

This splendid company went into camp at
Steubenvile, on last NJ onday morning. A
large crowd was at the depot to witness the
departure, and great enthusiasm was maniS
tested. The company is mainly from the
southern and western portions Of the county
and is not exceled by any company in the
service. 1t will undoubtedly do honor to
itself and to the county where it is from;
and Captain Norris is the man who will lead
them wherever duty commands. Harrison
county has overy reason 10 be proud Of him
and his brave company l
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-20

Recruiting will cease on next Saturday,
the 23d inst. After that time, all the men
that are needed will be taken by DRAFT,
-. II Harrison County wishes to save herself
from draft, her sons must come forward
between this and next Saturday and uoUn-
teer! This is the last opportunity.
The reader will see on the outside OF to-
days Sentiaelthe regulations for draf,ing.-
Il wiU camel The Commi,sioaer, Surgeon
and Provost Marshal have been appointed,
and all preparatory steps taken. II volun-
teers are not forthcoming in sufficient num-
bers, the coascription soiR take place. When
it comes, there will be no use trying to
skulk. The government is too powerful for
you to, resist it. There will be no use trying
70 'hide--lt will come upon you. Are you
prepared for ii?
Choose the good path. Go as Volun-
teer-go a. once! Recruiting officers are
raising companies who are good enough for
any man to 60 under. Or il you wish to
join any OF theol Regiments, all you have
to do is .to1 1apply 10 tha County Military
Commit,ee, and they will furnish you with
transportation. Old Regiments are prefera-
blsto new, because in them you will learn
quicker, and be relieved Of load Of trouble
experienced in new regiments. Harrison
county has good companies in the field,
which needs filling up There ia. Company
H. 18th Reyiment--it has sustained the
honor Of the county at Carniex Ferry and
on the bloody fsld of Shiloh; there is Tim,
mons company, which carried the flag at
New Madrid and Island No. Ten; there is
Cunnngham's company, Bostwick's compa
ny aud Hannas company they all need
men. Win younot GO to'help your brethren
who have gone before? Harrison county
/: stilths brave hearts and strong arms to de
fend her couutry's homer. We believe you
will