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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-02
OFFICE IHpIAS ArrArRs,

November 15th, 1881
Since the above advertisement, dated the nth In
st,nt, for proposals for Indian Goods' was pub
lished ii has been decided to take from Glass No
the 200 pounds OF tobacco called for and let IL
form Class No. O.. Although there 10 q sample Of
the tobacco in this once bid fers are requested to
forward pies with their bids for conside ration
nov Is VIM. p. DOLE, Commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-02

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the words NMr. Seymour plan,' and leaving
the matter open for any one who saw tit TO pre-
sent plans.
The bill ihsn passed a. amended; and Mr..
Plants resolution Was also adopted
Mr.. Semmes introduced q l0in ut resolution in
strEcting the Board Of Metropolitan Police TO
obstruction of the streets and public reserva-
tons Of the city.
Mr. Brown stated that the board had had the
msttsr under consideration, and they had de-
hundred and fifty mtmbers of the police force
could not do II, they would call In the aid of
tb- seven hundred provost guards.
Mr.. Proper desired to know what right they
had TO Instruct The police. The Metropolitan
Folise were independent of the Corporation
and all they did for them W as done by Courtesy
The M or and the Corporation had force OF
their own; letthem enforce she laws. Ifthey hid
20 call in third parties 70 do " hat they (the Cor
POI afon) had not the nerve 70 do themselves, the
sooner they vacated heir seats the better He
would vote for nothing which would take anv
pow er from tie Corporation. In fact the Or
poration really had no power. He meant bv
that that they L ad not manhood enough to s,and
- end cay any thing against these wrongs. ~
this resolution was aimed 1t a particular Oh
ject be would like 10 know il. If il is Nixon.
elYcus say so.
M - nm, Shat is the idea exactly
HrsPspper.-Why Lot then come out man
fully m say 20.
Mr.. Sfrnnfs said he had worded the resolu-
zion ID Ne because there was more than Nixon 8
60 contend nc ainst. Ever since Tues day night
Lr had been hard at work 10 prevent the
erection OF another circus in market space. The
parties tbre<.tsrGd 10 put IL ~ any how at night,
and IL was only by the police force they were
yrsyentd.
Mr.. Pepper said he would have allowed
i m 10 erect &.
Dir. Lloyd moved 10 amend by adding: "Alss
ifnt flc M' irUpshian Police be instructed TO
enforce me law relieving The city OF the large
mn htr OF free negroes now here"
NJ ErOwn and Others suggested that the aet
OF Cougrtss laTJsd that course,
'fhe ameBdmrn' was host By the following
vote: Yeas h. ssre. Lloyd and rurton Nays0
hessrs. ClsPLRnG, Plant, Pepper, Richards,
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Coroners, Inuuests.

SUICIDE or An UxKSowS MAN iiASeiSc.--Abou, half
past eight O'Clock yesterday morning Mrs. Matilda
Hcer of No. 81 West Eleventh street, about hail
mlkmnn who passing al the time, she discovered
the body Of unknown lying dead In the way
Upon procuring the assistance Of Policeman wiley OF
the Fifteenth precinct II ascersned that the do
ceased had hung himself 10 the railing OF the stocp
by means of piece Of tarred rope, such
as Is used ia binding lsths. Life was
quite extinct although the warmth which yet remained
in the body showed that deceased had not been dead
more than fifteen or twenty minutes. The corpse
found lying position on the tagging, and the supposi
ton was that tho cord parted after stransuaon had
Cured thus placing the body In that position From
passport found the person OF deceased, which
dated January, 1862 II appeared that he Of
Holland and that his name was Jean Henri Walters.
Coroner Collin held inquest upon the body, when The
Jury rendered verdict OF "Suicide by hanging No
whatever could be assigned for the commission OF
the rash act.
FATAL RAILROAD CAsuAL1y AN inquest held at the
New York Hospital yesterday upon the body OF James
Watson native Of Ireland aged twenty nine ears who
died from the effects OF injuries Academia lily received
the 4th nst by falling from the platform Of Of the
cars on the Jersey City and Hackcnsack Rairosd De-
ceased was in the employ of tho New York Gas Ceppa
n.y. and lived in Eighteenth street, Tenth avonuc
The jury rendered verdict Of accidental death.
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Fife away, YOU flfn' feler;
You may fice till you are yeller,
,lco.u ,lol nal alold Of ma
Police Intelligence.

TUE PoucE AMONG Tue GAGBLgRs--DAD CUSy.yGnA u
PIAtE BROKEN UP-Tho police still continue to keep up
the raid upon the gamblers. On Wcdnss lay night tho
weii known establishment Of Dad Cunningham, No. $40
Broadway visited by platoon Of ths Eighth pre-
cinct police under Captain Helme and thirty nine per.
sons arrested. When the officers entered til place they
found Cunningham and his numerous patrons all
clustered around faro table, and so deeply
engaged they in tbe progress OF the game tina,
they had no idea Of their danger until they were
within the grasp OF the police The presence Of the
officers caused great commoton at FIRST, but all
means OF escape having been cut of, the " sports
became resigned TO their fate aud quietly accom-
panied their cus,odians to the station house. Tho
gambling implements, consisting OF three tables one
chair bench dealing box, pack Of cards, tab
cover, sets OF "faro checks, set Of "poker'
checks set OF clay out checks, cue box, check
and check rake, also seized by the officers and
connscated Yesterday the prisoners brought be-
fore Justice Kelly when the following disposition
made OF their cases-Daniel Cunningham held for
inaon; John Kennedy held to bail in the sum Of $780,
william Lockwood held TO bail; George franklin, bar
keeper held 10 bail; Henry Thompson, clerk do; William
yosburg, boaiman, do; Richard Barry, do; Charles
Townsend clerk, do. John Marshall, do. Ben. Hack
ginccr, do; john Kelly, broker, do. Charles Paier
brass iinshcr do, and James Turner, cooper do The
remainder Of the prisoners discharged.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
THURSDAY. Jan. 3O-G p. NJ.

THURSDAY, Jan. 500 p. NJ.
The money market is very easy. Call loans are
quoted to q per cent most Of the brokers obtain
all the money they want at the lower figure. First
class short paper sells at per cent long paper,
double name, highest grade, 7as; lower grades
sal0a IL, &c. The supply Of money is steadily
increasing, while the demand remains stationary.
Foreign exchange is dull. Bankers generally
ask ia for sterling and 4.95 for francs; but we
hear of no business above 1l3 4 for sterling ana
500 for franca Gold is rather firmly held at 1887
aaSa% The bankers look for an Improvement
in the demand for bills tomorrow.
This has been dull day in the stock market
and most OF the leading speculative securities, as
well as government bono.', arc shade lower than
they were yesterday No particular cause is as
signed for the decline. At the first board the
market was irregular. The movement in Toledo
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Personal Intelligence.

Dr. David Porter Heap exUnted states Consul General
for Turkey arrived In this city the 10th instant from
Constantnopls and stopping at the Brovoort House.
The Dublin Daily Express saysIt gives great plea
sure c the promotion Of tho Rev. W. A. Kemp
ston rector ofContarf TO the living OF Kmore doccss
OF Meafh--value f300 year, patron, the Crown. Mr..
kempston has beenfor eighteen years faithful minister
and preacher OF the Gospel and has borne with him
the love or the poor TO whom in the different spheres
his minsteria abors his attention always specially
directed.
3. ID. CALDWELL OF Dunkirk Charles Ensign, Of Buffalo;
Gen. A. O. Niven, OF Montross. N. Y; H. r. Clark, of
Cleveland; Watt Smith, of Washington W. L. Emmcrson
Of Boston; James Hall, Of Boston, H. c. Johnson of phi
ladelpha; O. Hnchmsn, of California stopping al,
the Metropolitan Hotel
J. Hayes Of Unatilla, N Y; Z. NJ Gilbert OF Utica:
Robert Pomeroy, of Pttsdeld, Mass. Col E D. Slower
OF New York n. +. johnson, OF Conucctieut: Dr. A.
Hutchins, y. s. N; nr. Eldridgc, OF Elmira N. Y. II
Kendall, Of Providence, r. H. Jay Cooke and family Of
Philadelphia; pr. Young, Of Paris A. IL Dunon az Al
bany VIM. Pollock, Of fittsned stopping 81 the 81
Nicholas Hotel.
g. u. Smith, OF Boston; A. NJ. Rotsrts and ladv Of
Bangor; B. NJ Chase Of Burlington; J. C. Ames OF Tos
ton; p Kellogg and lady. of Chicago A. Getty OF phi
ladclphia; Hon. q. v Hoyle, Ct Champssn; s. D. Bead.
ford, of Boston; b. Douglas, OF Middetown j. =. Clark
Of Wtitehal f. L. Beard. Of 81. Louis: 10. Ordewar
Of Concord, n. H. d. " Page, OF Chicago stopping
~ the Astor House.
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House OF Representatives,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30, 1852.


RELIEF 90 PHILLIPS, SPEAR AND CO.
Mr. Fkvros, trcp.) OF N. ", from the Committee on
Claims reported bi which passed. for the relief
of Phillips, Spear Co., Of New York. II authorizes the
fessung of certificates OF the oau Of S4s the amount
0 81 ,ooo in place Of those lost.
NATIONAL cENKrEFr.
Mr. DAWES, (rep) Of Mass, caused memorial to bs
read suggesting appropriation for the National Come
terry In the District Of Columbia so that the bodies Of
deceased soldiers may be within reach of ier friends
Referred 10 the Committee on Military Analrs
RxxsgRsExESr or WAR rxrrxprrexs
The House resumed the consideration Of tho bill ~ nav
the expenses incu1 ed by the States In enrolling subas
ing clothing, armine aud transporting the troops Ne
Mr. HOLMAN, (opr) or Ind. caused an article from Tho
Chicago Times 10 be read, shYwing nagrant case of
The New York herald., 1862-01-31
News from Turks leland.

We have copies Of the Turks Island Royal Standard TO
Tho 4h instant. The paper has closed its eighth volume
and In announcing the fact to its readers, observes
Among the historical incidents Of the year about
terminating, by far the most important that OF the
great rebellion which broke out and which still exists in
the republic Of North America. Tho Southern portion
Of the republic has declared its independence Of the
federal government, and assumed the titlo Of the
Confederate States Of America" Whether the
federacy will be able to maintain its independence or
not, n q matter for time TO decide. And whether IL
might not be advantageous for the future peace
che world that become separate nation question
which many are inclined to answer in the affirmative.
Under any circumstances, however is greatly to be
desired for the sake of humanity that speedy be
put TO 30 fratricidal contest.
II Of Wuch regret that the industry of this
colony has been 80 lily rewarded this year. diminish
Cd crop Of salt with low prices for that staple has
caused much prvation among the Inhabitants while IL
suggests dreary future in the prospects Of the coming
year. Stl wo will be thankful that we enjoy health
blessing In which few colonies ordinarily equal the
Turks Islands.
Tho latest advioes from the salt region say
Nothing worth noting has been done In salt mar
net this week, although the news from America to the
1lth inst, 10 Of amore cheering nature than when
last heard from there the price quoting turks
Islands salt in good demand with the sale Of
csrgoes on ''private terms" Last sales. IKE
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News from San Francisco.

oAN rkzNCIsCO, Jun n, I66z
Arrived ships Prima Donna and Polynesia, from New
York; Winfield Scott, Cardiff; Reammone, Bordeaux
White Swallow, Hong Kong; bark Emperor, Japan.
The State Legislature will hold its rst session In this
city to-day.
An the streets Of Sacramento navigabls for small
boats Every house in the city has the water over the
bower floor.
The weather has been pleasant for two days past and
should continue for two weeks the stages may again
commence running TO the interior counties.
Dates the 9th inst received from the Sandwich
Islands. The news is unimportant
The Peynsiam says that 1860 hundred and thirty
whalors recruited their island and that in 1861 only
sixty-nine recruited. The whole number OF wha,ers
north in 1851 only sevontysix, and for 1862 the
whole feet north, so far as Is known here, will only
thirty three During the coming spring can only o..
psct seventeen whalers to recruit here.
The New York herald., 1862-01-31
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PgrADmPmA, Jan. 80, 1852
Stocks strong. Pennsylvania State SIS, s3l.; Reading
Railroad, 20 Norris Canal, 80 Long Island Railroad
l0k Pennsylvahie Railroad, 40k. sight exchange on
New York at par q l 10 per cent discount
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30, 1862
reur very dull. wxeat dull sales 200 bushels red
Mel 32a&1 "a; white, ,s1 40 81 so. Corn dull at Soc
Conec-Rio, loc. 21c. mss pork unchanged Lard, &c.
sskc. whskcy steady at 25c
ALBANy, Jan. 30, 1852.
rowed At 60c SIC, Canada West at $50. whiskcy
22kc Hogs, dressed better: sales 900 had al 81 2b
" 30 for State; no sales Of Western,
The New York herald., 1862-01-31
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Jun. Jul i. NJ.
AsnEs.--The market quiet ana prices nominal, at
&C IS for pearls and at 80 311s for pots.
BEEADsTuFss. -Flour-The foreign news by the Anglo
Saxon had depressing influence the Market which
coscd at decline of Sc per bbl chiefly tho medium
and lowcr grades. Tho sales footed up about 5000
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By the Angl0-Saxon at Portland we have five
days later sdvices from England. The price of
consols was 93Z. The sales Of cotton for the
week ending the evening of the 10th inst were
10000 bales and on the 18th 900 bales were sold.
Prices had declined "a. "a. pound. Flour was
noticed as Cd. Is. and wheat Id. I'd. lower, and
Indian corn easier.
The Chicago Tribune, in an article upon some
proposed action relative to the Illinois Central
Railroad in the Illinois State Convention, now in
session at Springfield for the purpose Of amending
the State constitution, says:-
We wish to correct misapprehension which exists AT
Springfield touching great profits this immense mo-
balance sheet published the 31st Of December 1860
stands charged with $33, 200 900. OF this sum,
the money borrowed by the shareholders The company
owed at that time SIS 670 000 Besides this debt
stockholders have paid in money SIS ,664 $50.
Neither the road tho lands have given dol
lar Of income these stockholders and the operation
both road and lands has left them minus income and mi
nus "a 066 2l3 68, paid for interest and above the
earnings Of the road and collections on the lands for the
last seven years.
The Cincinnati Gazette has this paragraph of in
terest to spectators in sugar at high prices:-
member Of leading foundry establishment informed
that their chief business at present the
facture Of sugar kettles. We also informed by q
grocery merchant that there is extraordinary demand
from the interior for buckets some farmers buying
many Ave Dozen This extensive preparations
for the manufacture Of maple sugar, This business
ing to the high price OF sugars, will yield large
profits, and with favorable season crop will be pro
duced that will astonsh the sugar trade Of the country
and surprise and dsappont those who have been anci
patng largely increased revenue from the imports OF
foreign products. The manufacture Of maple and sor.
ghum 1862 n the signs do not fall will with the
nofny that is being pracised In consumption make the
loyal states wholly Independent Of Louisiana crops.
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II the Polish Council Of state rendering such department,
Denmark.

twas asserted at Copenhagen that Prussia would
break Oh diplomatic relations with Denmark should the
iont Council Of the Empire for Denmark and schlsswg
- antav unon its functions.
The New York herald., 1862-01-31
Total .sl45, ,7a5, AIS lao, 100 AIS 50 900 900 s.

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-
day were $l7, ,2lO,679 o., and the balances ss77,-
500 lG.
In relation 10 American securities, Mcssrs. Bar
ing Erothers n Co. remark
Nothing doing IN United States stocks business alone
in New York and Erie shares at 90 Canada SIS have adj
vanccd TO as 100 ex div. New Brunswick 1oi 1o6.
Nova Scotia 105 107.
The London Times notices and quotes the market
as foRows:--
In the colonial market Grand Trunk relapsed 10 20 II
nnd Great Western OF Canada TO 10LaI In American
securities there rise in Erie preference, and do
cline Illinois Central. Canada per cents 9s eels
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Turkey.

CoNsrAxnsoPIR, Jan. II, 1902.
An imperial notice has been read the Porte, promis
ng immediate financial reforms. Tho payment Of all
s6cial salaries is stopped until March. The system o.
farming out tho taxes is resumed.
Bulgarian emigrants in Russia are III treated, and uni
vsrsay desire return Many wrecks and great loss
Of life are reported in the Black Sea.
The New York herald., 1862-01-31
LECTURES.

fVooPER UNION N-rREEaECTUREs on SOCIAL AND
~ Political Sccncc-The fourth lecture OF Judge Mott WI
he delivered large hall OF the Cooper institute is
friday evening, at O'Clock. Admission Tree.
N''' ABRAM s. HEWITT, Secretary
rAMrs A McwAsTrks. OF TIE "FREEMANS JOUR
81 usli and "Frccmsn Appeal will lecture on Sunday
evening" February at otio k in Irving Hal, corner
Flff,rfb street oppostc Academy OF Music. The
iet il ,Chiss phcr Coumus Fresh Light ON His Charac
Ter aud Mson Tickets Of admission, 70 cents; for
lie door and elfcwlcfe
The New York herald., 1862-01-31
Commercial intelligence,


LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Tho funds on the 10th inst were nat and consols ex
was yery easy The choicest PAPER had been
done in open market as low as two per cent.
n: Moorish loan was regarded with 50 much favor
Consols closed on the 18th at 90 931t for money.
AMERICAN MoURrTIRs
Illinois Central shares At 43K 42X discount Erie
shares at AK a 2Sk.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, 1862.
Coston-sales Of three days 10 600 bales prices are
easier and the decline stated at Hd "a mostly
the middling and lower qualities Spectators and ex-
STATE OF TRADE.
Advices from Manchester unfavorabs. The market
y dull, with . downward tendency.
Wakefield, Nash Co. and others report flour dull, and
declined 3D. q H.. wheat declined ID 3D.; red West.
srn, lls l2s red Southern. 12s "a 12s. "a white
iss. 3D. Corn easier; mixed sls . Sis. Cd.
PHovMoNaThe same authorities report beef quiet and
clining sales at $685. los. Lard nominal Talow easier
sales at 4os.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Sugar quiet, but steady. Rce-Sales small Coffee
and tending downward; common i3s Sd Ias Sd. spi.
TITS tarpsntine quiet at 74s.
Wheat dull and I'd. lower Flour heavy at Is decline
Sugar quiet but ssd Cs suss n N and unchanged
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, Jan. II, 1902
no brokers' circular reports the sales Of the
1000 bales. Prices have declined hd IA. per lb,
the greater decline being on the lower qualities Specu
lators took II 500 and exporters 8 900 bales.
The safes today Crday) estimated at 900 bales
including 500 SPECTATORS and exporters the market
closing dun and unchanged. The authorized quotations
are-
fFdir, Aiddling
Orleans. .................. ..A1<d. 13jsd
Mobile. .....................13Zd 127Sd
Uplands. Observation-Disclosures .13Zd. 12xd
The stock e estimated at 667 900 bales, including
236, 900 American.
Flour steady. Wheat active, and has upward ten.
dency- Corn quiet, but steady.
Provisions quiet, but steady.
LONDON Jan, II, 1862.
COnsols, for money, 93X.
Illinois Central shares 43x 42X discount. Erie
shares %. New York Central shares II 49,
Ihe bullion in the Bank has increased f245 900.
The New York herald., 1862-01-31

Of the earnings Of the year 1861, payable Febru.
ary 3.
The statements Of the banks Of the three princi.
pal cities Of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one, and the corresponding time
Of 1860, as follows:-
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India and China.
fhe Bombay mail Of December q had reached Alex.
andria.
private tssgrapho despatch reports the import mar
ket at that place as unchanged but no business doing
Exchange -. "a.
Cotton goods and yarns dropping in price, and nothing
doing.
The news Of the Trent affair is supposed to have ar
rived out.
The Calcutta China and Australia nails already tels
aphed had reached England but there is little Of inte
rest In the details Of additional TO that already
published.
Australia.

From Australia learn that another ministerial crisis
lad occurred In Victoria
The party sent in search Of Burkes Exploring Expedi
ton discovered and rescued the only survivor Of
party, named King, who was living with the blacks at
Coopes Creek The party had actually succeeded in ira
versng the continent and reaching the Gulf Of Capen
tara, whence they objected their return 70 Coopers
Creek, and there died Of exhaustion.
The New York herald., 1862-01-31

The I4ykeRs Valley Railroad and Coal Company
have declared q dividend Of seven per cent gut
The New York herald., 1862-01-31

The following table shows the amount of the
total subscription TO the government loan by the
banks in each Of the three cities, the amount Of
each subscription paid into the Sub-Treasury, the
amount returned TO the banks from private sub
scriptions, and the amount still due the govern
mcnt from the banks:--
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n. York, Jan. IS. .Sll5,7l
Boston, Jan. n. $40
Phila., f, Jan. ~. -. 3O,3
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The last Bank Of England statement shows the
following variations as compared with the pre-
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BILLIARDS.


, LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND Bill
"A lard Tables, with pheiaus Combination Cusntns Tor
ale nj prices TO suit the tmcs
PiIELAN COLLENDER, 63 10 90 Crosby st., NY.
pTLLfARDs.-FOR sN.E SPLENDID STOCK oF
ID AID second hand Tables at sonebe prcs baga-
c sale, aud orders W NATL attend 10 oy W. H.
GRIFFITH, lao Fulton srec.
sPORTING.
NOR sALE--A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND PUP.
eleye months Old weighing n~ry one III ndfed ponnusp
accustomed chdr, Ia respect family
9 cnnpanlon. Inquire at % Powers street, Bsooklyn
L,oR sALE--A FINE LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND poa
y CAY NJ AlN Presss, III West sissseutb swss<
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-12-19
TRACTS FOR SOLDIERS, &c.
Publications of the General Tract Agency,
RALEIGH, n. G.
APPROVED BY ALL THE PASTORS OF THIS CITY.

Publications of the General Tract Agency,
RALEIGH, N. c.
APPROVED BY ALL THE PASTORS OF THIS CITY.
TRACTS FACES.
A Voice from Heaven, Don't Put it OFF, SelEDedieation
to God Private Devotion, The AlSuicency Of Christ
The Act of Faith Motives to Early Pety The Sentinel Are
You Prepared Prepare to Meet thy God An Appeal TO
the Young by Rev James McGready, Come and Rest BY
Rev. j. c. Rye The New Year. The Great Gathering Low
est Thou Ne, TIE French Soldier Are You Ready, The
Life-Preserver The Precious Blood of Christ, or How
Soldier Saved My Spirit shall not Always Strive by
Rev. J. Il Fowles The Improvideut Traveller. BY Rev
VIM. ]. Hoge. D.. Soldiers Conquer Your Great Eas-
my, by Prof W. H. Oven Where the Christians in the
by Rev. VIM. ]. Hoge, D. D., What Wilt Thou That I
Should Do Unto Thee7 by Rev VIM. J. Hoge, D. D.,
What Can Dof by Rev. i. v Moore, D. D., Sunshine,
Showers by Rev j. c. Hideu To Christian in the Army
by Rev. T. V. Moore, d. D., Liquor &c, BY Physician,
Where You Going? Do Y ou want Friendi
EIGHT PAGES
Casting Our Burden the Lord, BY Rev. Jos u Atkin.
son, The Soldier Mothers Parting Words 10 her Sol
der Boy. Individual Effort Christ in You bv Rev c. r.
Deems d. d. Chrst's Gracious Invitation. Why Will Ys
Die, by Rev. A. NJ Poipdexter, d. D Don't Swear by
Rev. J. B. Jeer, d. D., Living Oracle, BY Rev. L. ~.
Shiloh by Rev J. L. Burrews, d. D., In Camp, by Rev.
VIM. F. Broadus .. D. Suerings Of the Lost, BY Rev. J.
H. Martin, The 81 and the Physician BY Rev. J. C. Long
TRACTS OF SIXTEEN PAGES.
Your Souls 1t Safe? Gail to Prayer, by Rev. J. O.
Ryle The Great Day Of Wrath and of Glory, by Rev Jns
5. Long The Centurion. by Rev. Thos E. Skinner Gsd
the Grer of Victory and Peace BY Rev. JOS H. Atkinsoa
TRACTS OF rHIRrY-rwo PAGES.
Come to Jesus, by n Hall, The Bible Atheism BY J.
Randolph Tucker. Esq, The Soldiers Pocket Bible.
IS pages; Hymns for the Camp, i2s pages.
Each dollar given sends out 5C0 pages noble de-
tenders free of freight. Since June s 1851 we have sent
WM j. ". CRowDER, Agent
S-We are also binding 5000 copies of the Testa-
ciety of the Confederate States
Raleigh Oct. IA, 1852. s8-h