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These figure. show the ioss in cur corr. Cen
Porter'sD TO be very nearly one hsth entire loss
Gen. Gri1in told me Yesterday that correct ngures
would show our loss 10 be much more than half
the aggregate. We are In good health and spirits
with every confidence In our glortoss MecIsILes
l only wish those horIs gsards who CRY out
against him were pushed to the front with the
army OF the Potomac behind them
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The LATEST 81 TBLsGRAPH.
FROM GEN. POPE'S ARMY.

LITTLE WAsRISsroS, Va, July JI.-GsnersI
Hatchs brigade IL actively scouting the country
around heLs, from the enemys lines 10 this place.
He however, does not meet with any large forces.
The place Is getting too hot Tor rebel spies and
guerillss. Many Of them are free aentlY captured
and delivered 10 the Provost Marshsl.
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.
... 20 ? 40 WAITE. Rssnflal's oyyrc.,

City Hal, ysis j. issa.
a ~ Gstst Iske!s are hereby notified that thsar
date are nov due end Ieyable q this once.
fS u I. me az q Ss
rspt iSi t5bIty dsys sftsI 90 Sms y dss nd psy-
lr:4i.s: ssesst % assizcsssP n the he Wfs.r
~ q sss 90 4 Nd s::s sss Is:
sas a. ''A |" 'l'.1s i s.;9:'E.;.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS

Commissioner Dole, Of the Indian Bureau, 10
absent from the city negotiating . tresty viii
the Indians Of northern Minnesota, located On the
RED River Of the North and up to the British
provinces.
chiefCierf Mix is the acting Commi.-sop.r IN
his absence.
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THE LOSSES NEAI

The LOSSES NEAR RICHMOND.
letter received from an otncer in Gen. Pcrtefs
division says
The following ofacisl statement Of los.es viii
show you who did the fghsng In the recent bat
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BOARDING..

POARDING.-Several BOerders oan DO accom-.
- modsted with pleasant Rooms and Board, at
500 street, between 9Th and It'll Situation very
desirable. jy 80 So
MRS. F, HAVIN9 REMOVED FROM 20s
VI to 1875 street, opposite wlnders Building,
will be ready TO receive BOAROER6 after the LIST
August, on reasonable terms ~ 2e-1v<
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SECOND EDITION
THREE O'CLOCK r. n.
SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL.

70 the superIntendents Of the Treasury exteasson
caused his dismissal from the 6overnmcnt's en-
ploV, and hs delivery 10 the military authorities
as mentioned In the Sts, q fev DAYS ago, wes
taken before the Provost Marshal Yesterday, and
sent 20 the Old Capitol prison.
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hosiery! HosIERYml

HOoIEHI HUsIEhf 7! HU5IEHYI!I
Stock full and complete In oil kinds Cotton and
5nrtac Hose for ladles, gentlemen, apd children,
al OF which We offer 1T lowest prlces BIZ the dozen
or In smaller Quantities.
SOCKS FOk SOLDIERS.
heavy English Cotton Socks, for Soldiers, and
viii sell them CHEAP.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
ty % stiff sos Pa. Az, bot eth and 10th sts.
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IL THE GEoRsBTowH MARKET there Is dullness
on account Of supplies. Grain of all kinds 10 in
demand; wheat 10 worth 81 IS for good red, and
white from 81 30 TO 81 so, the latter for family
foar wheat. Corn IL quoted at So to 60 cents per
bushel for white and yellow, and for prime ar
dcle much az o. Oats 50 cents. There have
been no arrivals from beyond the Point Of Rock
by canal for nearly . week, on account Of q tenn
poraIy obstruction from a sunken boat and cargo
at that point.
In four there have been considerable sales in
the past several days, and prices rather higher
A government contract which Is out for 20 900
barrels In part causes this Good super 10 IS 37X
to S5 So and extras % 10 90 IS the latter showng
q larger relative advance than supers. Family
hour il e6.75 to 81 for up country; town brands
S7.75 to % 80. The stock OF Hour 10 rather light
though most Of the town mills are now In opera
ton.
Hay In bales has been selling at s17sOas2O per
ton
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FoR ALrxAs5Es9}ffisS ss6j WASHINGTON

from her wharf. lower end OF Fred 10y
% sr,sF .iEsit dSSsf. syST 5dIdsf
ths above ss nsmed places, commencing on Friday,
street washington, every TUESDAY MORN
ING, a. O'Clock, calling at ali the usual landings
gers snd freight For further Information apply
on board;
departure. Al way frelght must DO prepaid.
Passege 70 Potomse 81 Meals extra.
~ n lms GEO. w. WEEMS, Master.
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FoRD's ATHENRUN.--The entertainments given
at this beautiful and cool temple Of the drama are
most excellent, and the audience are enabled to
enjoy a hearty laugh without suffering any in
convenieRces from the beat as the thealer IL well
adapted for performances in the summer. Ii has
sixteen ventfatos the side, four In the top and
the front and back parts are open a. II there was
no wall, thus making 1t a. cool as 10 possible to
get . theater. Mr. Donaldson's intrepid feats on
uS Iyye ZIG sAceeoiney osiins, anu INSPIRE 'ne
indeed the ~ piss ultra Of tight rope artists.
Miss mollie w Williams still continues to delight
the audience with her versatility Of talent. Mr..
Harry Gilbert Is better and better and In the pan
tomiine Of Roquinets Mishaps he eIcels his for
rner efforts. In this pantomime horse IL intro
duced, which In the first time that one has made
his appearance on the stage Of this theater. The
bill for tonight 10 excellent, and there In bet
ter place In the city to spend an evening than at
Ford Atheneum.
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CuKID OF PIMlLRs ON THE FACE The best
medical skill In Washington and vicinity failed
70 cure me Of pimples, blotches and boils, with
which my face was covered; but Dr. Tumblety
nom all eruptions, by his herb medicines.
au 1T II. 3. BAMRs, Center Market.
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III Jshn Hsgsn, arrested In fredsEias Ss~
days since on the charge Of being Oolfsders,s
spy, was yesterday sent 10 Port McHenry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

BREACH OF TRUST. Yesterday, Patrolman
EckloK arrested Josephine Smith, colored, upon
o charge Of stealing dress, valued at "a SO. The
case was laid before Justice Clayton, when Il ap-
peared the defendant Is the daughter In. law OF
the complainant, and having lost a child, she
borrowed the dress from her mother in-law, to
attend the funeral, and failed to return IL. The
warrant was Issued at the request Of her father
in-law and the Justice ascertaning the fact that
there was no larceny, dismissed the case, upon
the reatnf alton Of the dresR To the oWnsr
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RANCE OF rHH THxRsoNRrxR.-The thegme.
meter at O'Clock p. m, lat Franklin Co, OPP
| Reaumuf 81 degi being one degree less than
4 Yesterday.
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U-An English paper ssys that Mrs Bourcs.
oauit Is shout 10 retire from the stage Cor few
weeks, fos sn ''interestins do0estch reason
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FOURTH w AID STATION CAsEs-Bsfors Jsstics
Fdltn.-P. r. Oats, drunk, disorderly and pro-
1sn iaSnS s sna csqii:sH Anasr.On i sns
Farquaf, drunk and disorderly; 81 so each. Jno
Early, alias Demijohn, John Conner and Daniel
Murphy, disorderly boysi dismissed. Roger
In the streets; dismissed. Jos. Rodgers, drunk;
Samuel Shaw, desertion: turned over to military
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

hAksIAsE IdCEnsEs during tLs pa Iao6th
S"e HUNDRED and TN msifiaRs licenses have been
lSaa-d 6Y The Clerk. Of the Court, being seven
hFTr teen Ws = 'Siu' "a Va June Rwfli Be seeu
t9'' TIE JOdEs His aid women are pafriotscafiy
a sd 10 come up % the work of supplyin9
s-sy dsrcjt In the population fsem ne w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

S.vI yAnb.-Ths KiAs Phinip arrived VA.
/ tsIdsY nom Fortress Monroe, bringing ne ness.
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LfxRl LIhRl LIMs!-On hand large quaint
ty Of my own manufacture, In Quantities to suit
purchasers, at W. q. Godsys lime kilns. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

Ho! FOR Aqua CRRRx AND PINKY POINT
The steamer KeyPort now makes daily trips to
Aqua Creek, aud stops at all the informed late
landings. Superior advantages and facilities are
thus offered to shippers and eIcursionists Parties
going to Glymont win fnd the Newport a first
olass boat for excursion purposes, and the Satur-
enjoy salt water bathing and salt water Injuries
q frst-rat opportunity.
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day afternoon appointed J. A shskleford patrol
man In the ffth precinct Second Ward) In place
Of Joseph sessford, and ID. r.. p. Bigley pstSoi-
man In the sixth precinct Third Ward
yedediah Cuttings and Benjaman ID. Klopfsf
were appointed special policemen on the psssss-
ger railway.
The board took no action on the sppcIntueut
Of police magistrates and detective oflcen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

CRIMINAL COURT.-Yesterdsy, Charles Blue,
who was convicted Of malicious mischief In
cutting a horse, was sentenced 70 three yeer'
imprisonment In Jail
The Jury in the case Of William Chambefs
indicted for an assault and battery on William
McNictle, being unable 10 agree, were dis
charged.
the Court adjourned 70 the next term in De
cember next, having during the present term dis
posed Of over two hundred cases
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THIRD Ward STATION CAsRs--Bsfovs Jsatcs
coi-I disorderIyi nDed 81 each Charles Hebbel,
90 ana Cha, Hirsch, profanity; for TRIAL. Mar
gafet Price, OF Baltimore, DRUNK In the Streets,
dismissed 70 leave the city tnAn wade, DISCO
dirty, and Edward JsuR and fohnW blytoa.
drunk tuTned OyFT e tie milirzxy - '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

month BY using Dr.. fumblety's Pimple Banisher
10 u invaluable for removing pimples, blotches,
&c, tan, freckies, ssllowne9 and all Impurities
and Fosghnoss Of the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. jys.u
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l. u
the postage stampa 10 be used a. currency were
aAoPted on "wednesday, and are now In the
hands Of The eneravs.. They are TO be Of four
...s and
per, and the fves and tens viii be two and ave
elgh ths inches, and the twenty-hves and ffties
three inches In length; and all are one and three
The ave. and twsn.y-av.s win be brown, the
tens and aities green. ...
On the upper corners Of the faoes wiil be the
denominaton in white hgures on DARK ground
The Hyes win have In The center the nys cent
postage scamp, with " 50 In geomericdl latne.
wcsk Oh each side. The tens VIII have III CENT
stamp, with ''10' on each side
The twenty ves will have fve-cent stamps,
s;y SysriSPpng ,, .fD% Similarly @
Over the designt a. above deecfioed Viii De the
worda g Pesiare stamps furnished by the Assist
AMI Treasurer and sisnsted DePositaries OF the
pestsge stamps at any Post Office" In the mid
die Of the lower part OF the notes will be gu s."
In large letters.
homination will be In the center Of the back OF
each &C stamp'' or note,n surrounded BY the
words EIchsngeable for United States notes by
any Assistant Treasurer or designated United
s,ases pepcsitsfy, In sums not les. than ave dol.
United Suites less than Ave dollars. Actapproved
July ~, 1901 -
The notes win be executed in the highest style
OF Inc an, ana every poeslole pfecauuon Will be
taken to prevent counterfeitng.
DRATH OF REV. WARRINGTON RoBY.-At ht-
teen minutes past nine O'Clock last night, Rev.
washington Rohy, pastor Of the Ninth street
at tbs parsonage adjoining the church, after nine
weeks' Illness from typhoid fever. His funeral
will take place at four O'Clock p. m. tomorrow,
from the church, and the body win be deposited
In Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown.
Rev. W. Roby was O successful and esteemed
minister Of the church, with which he had been
connected from bovhood In early life he be-
came connected with the Maryland Conference,
and AFTER long service In various stations and cir
several years In that capacity proved himself
worthy to al the position occupied In former
years by such divines as Alexander Mccain, Asa
Shinn, Eli Hsnkle, and more recently by the
brothers D.. John 8. and Levi X. Reese. AS the
hour Of death approached he called his family
and friends around him and calmly told them
that the time Of separation was near. He then
spoke few words Of consolation to his distressed
wife and children, requested that the assurance
Maryland Conference, and In q abort while,
without a struggle, the soul passed from the
earthly tenement
At the Conference In March last, Rev. W Roby
WA ASST gned to the Ninth street station. His
few weeks Of pastoral service gave promise Of
much success; but before he had fully completed
his arrangements for his entire term, he was sud
denly taken Ill, and never after met with his con-
sregation.
Il Is expected that the funeral ceremonie, will
be conducted by Rev. Lawrence w. Bates, Of
nsinnore, assisted BY the clergy Of the church
Ia this District.
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Nh"P Piano F0RTE AND sINGiNs. fo-

DROPOsAL.S win be received at the Mayors
rust, for travelling twenty feet In width of
Eleventh stree vest from MARY land avenue TO tle
centre, tspering down to six Inches on the sides;
the gravel must be from CAROLS Bank, or mast
Sropsr aixe, and well rolled with heavy roller
ProIossls viii state the proc for square yard for
travelling. JAS. H. BIRCH,
jy % dfd Commissioner Eastern District.
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MANI ISTIRELr NEW and beautiful styles of
yewelry are daily arriving at the Dollar Store,
S3s Pennsyivania avenue, near ~ street. The
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Sim REWARD Will be paid for the ap,re-
man, named JA NJ IS q. GODFREY. Who broke
He was committed on the 9Th of May last for an
assault with intent to kill q man named Daniels
9odfrey 10 young and OF ordinary height, and "a me
from the nelrhborhood of Blade lsbuTr. Maryland.
L VIII give the above reward for his .pprehension
mo matter where tnken-provIded he Is delivered
~ the Jsl In Upper MARLBOROUGH, Prince Georges
count; Md; PETER 8. GRIMES, Sheriff
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From fAs Rec. Fdthv Egaa to Ds Tsssbissy.
This IL 70 certify that, having intensely suffered
nervousness and general debility, oongestion,
consti patton, fainting, exhaustion, cholic pains
In the breast, &c, my situation was painful and
distressing IN the extreme. My friends induced
me to try Dr., TumbletyS herb medicines, and
they have cured me. G. l.. EsAN,
jyIs-n st. Dominicks church, w ashington.
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tt THE BERKELEY sPIN0S.
the reception Of ,VisitorsS(by mssns ofa r.S
The Bslhmo5s and 0hio KsilfosdJ Der: MY
and dust Of our sssboerd citties, and s:tsr n .e
hours Of nteresting travel. and ne msslves in the
and the most delightful Inland balhins the coSnSrs
Affords. Ihe House vlp bs tslt IN such nannef
yin Hsd SoSysXsnSes = q; }es1,G etss.on, @
nI ri ii in sA THE fEOPRInross.
CAhssSs7zsrsi sssr, AVN - %
FOX q VAN HOOK,
Commission Merchants,
~ U-lns ~ LesislspA Ay, Wnshlngt0n,
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DXkYHxss, SIsHT, Cross EYzs.-Testimonials
from some OF the very bestcitizens who have been
restored 20 their hearing and sight, under DR..
Won M oschziskef's treatment, can be examined
at his once, S27 Pennsylvania avenue. Cross
Eyes, Srabismus, operated and made p rfectly
straight. jy 3l-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01
DOMESTIC c0IIoN GOODS AT "OLl

~ PRICES"
Having purchased many OF our goods before tke
rise IN yTtess, shAn continue 70 sell ~ the fol-
lowing rates until further notice:
BE- ct American and English Prints, I'm Light,
Dark, and Black y 81 i7h cents.
Excellent shIrting Cottons, " and 4-4) ct 1fk
Is, and l6 cents.
.Be.t 10 Cotton sheetings. Chsay and fneJ at
- cents.
Best5 Pillow Case Cottons, ct Is cents.
Good Domestic aing hams, at lsh cents.
In FINE WHITE GOODS, suoh a.
Cambrle Musins, yaoonets, shirting Csmbrios,
Plaid Nsnsoots, PLAN Nsn;ook,. Mulls, Swiss,
And Fixafsd sViss. TSrIetons. Indis Ilim;tp IN
30. We have . large ass ortment, and will give
custoneIs the advantage Of the "o!d prtsss, % al
liz Posssss si.mjs s<tsn. sad a prsmisn, al
- JOSEPH J. MAY,
New store"
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SECOND wARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors Jssts.,
btannan, dlsorderly conduct in Q street car; Ans<
- Teranee kecnsn, disorderiy; fined q. Johr
DiGnk, intoxicated; do. %. Robert Decker and
James Lynn, do; turned over 20 the military
A Ksiger, running hack on sunday; snsd si.S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Axu,xsxrrs Te-sIsHr.

CANTERBURY BALL.-The performance Of Bud.
vorth. who Is Just now the drawing card at Oen-
s,ybury, continues 10 elicit much applause He
certainiy understands bis profession 40 an Ethio-
ptan peIforner, and 10 "some" on the banjo.
EI-s 6sllie Duval charms with her vocalism, and
ElIeu Colleen, Lizzie Francis and Maggie YER
non please with their graceful dancing. One Of
Budworth's amusing afterpieces, "P, z, 2, Pn
win be produced tonight.
growers THEArKR .-This Is the last night
but one Of the amusing and entertaining perform
nnces Of Hsoleys Minstrels, and all whe are fond
Of such smusements AZ are given by this troupe
must avail themselves accordingly. Tim Hayes
will appear In bis wonderful clog dance, Rollin
Howard In burlesque opera, and Harry Lehr and
Nelse Seymour viii open Z new budget Of eccen-
tricities
Apollo CONCERT SALOON 10 one Of The coolest
resorts In this city. Here ant-plass refreshments
az be had and may be enjoyed while listening
70 strains Of vocal and instrumental music.
AcADEsI oY Music Free concerts daily nj
g. IN. Refreshments az hand.
ALEIkNDRIASs have now an opportunity of
enjoying themselves hugely, by tcsofting 70 Lib
erty Hall and witnessing the performances CT
Dick Parker, the ClaFks and the other burnt cork
heroes now giving entertainments at that hall.
The ballet and dancing corps 10 Q very good one,
and emoTac<s some well known characters who
have heretofore won much applause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

STEAMBOATS, TO ALEXANDRIA AND MOUNT
SERNo BY the announcement elsewhere twill
be seen that the steamers Young America ana
Thomas Collyer are running hourly between
Warrington and Alexandria, and twice . week
10 Mount Vernon. They are favorite boatz, and
with such popular commanders as Capt Ryther
and Capt. Gedney, are Just the thing for the hsv-
cling public. As there seems 70 be an idea b
the contrary IL is proper TO state that no passes
are required between here and Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

A LIBERAL REWARD.-There are now ont
a F0URTEEN NE6ROES. who broke -
the jail OF Prince Georges county, Mary
land, on "wednesday night. the 25th of June, u
1853, supposed to be from VIrgInia. A liberal
mo mattsr where taken-proylded they are deIv-
9 ed ~ the JAIL IN Upper MARLBOROUGH, Prince
Georges cou utI. MARYLAND.
PETER GRIMES, Sheriff
" ~ 2aw&v OF Prince Georges county.
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ScrRvY AND ScROFULous ERuPTIONs VII soon
cover the bodies Of those brave men who are
fighting their country's battles. Night air, bad
food, and drenching rains viii make sad havoc
with the strongest, therefore let every man sup
ply himself with Holloway's Ointment, Il 10 q
certain cure for every kind Of skin disease. Only
Is cents per Pot ...' 2i5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

PATRICK BRAsNAs, 4 hackman, wa no douft
ambitious OF being the frst man 70 behave IN 4
nan IN our street cars, and therefore
room there than In bis own vehicle, ficked
up q disturbance there, much to the annoysncs
Of fellow passengers. The conductor, Mr.. Thos
Haggerty, committed him into the hands OF ofB
Ger Britt, and Justice Clark, Of the second wsrd.
nned him %. Served him right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

&S0 REWARD Will be paid for the spprehen
SOO sion ard delivery to me Of negro man -
Jim, VIE broke The jail Of Prince Georges
oount{ Maryland, or WEDNESDAY night, the Al
18th OF June, 1852. Jim 10 about I'VE feet ave
i nc nigh, ls about IS years Of age, and is>
the properly Of Albert Il Berry, Ere liyIpr uexr
BladensbuTg, Prince Georges county Twill rive
the above reward for his sBprehensiop-no matter
Mhsre aksn-2 divided he 10 delivered at the Jail
MARYLAND. PE1ER g. GRIMES, sheHf
~ - favlv of Princs 6eoTre's county
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

born 10 spring are generally more robust than
others. Births and deaths are more frequent
by night than by day. The number Of men q
about equal to the number OF women. The
average of human life is about thirty-ihree
years. One quarter die before the age Of seven,
one.half before the age Of seventeen. To eve.
~ thousand persons only one reaches enc hun.
dred gears, and not more than one In five hum
dred will reach eighty years. There are on the
four million three hundred and thirty three
thousand three hundred and thirty-three die
every year, ninety -one Thousand eight hundred
aud twenty-four die every day, seven thousand,
seven hundred and eighty every hour, and sixty
per minute, or one in every second. These
losses are about balanced by an equal number
OF births-HOme Journal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16
The RanuhIicnn Idan

The Republican party has bsen proceeding, is
now proceeding, upon the idea that this great
Republic belongs to Republicans and only to
Republicans--sn then only to the Republicans
Of the eastern part Of the North, and then only
to the ism, and OICey, and its portion of those
Republicans. Thus the individuality man rules,
or tries to rule the Nationality. Thus, the aec.
tion Of section, mere factions, try to rule the
whole. Anti-slAvery Is but one of the forms Of
this struggle. Once, In New Englsnd, it was
mere Puritsnism; next, mere Congregational
ism, next, prescription of Quakers, Roger Will
liamtes, Episcopalians, etc. 1t is the tyranny
of the individual ism battling to be master Of
men. True patriotism sooE expands beyond
these isns, these olo9iss, iss and learns to look
upon other men, as men, as equals, With equal
rights, and to have charity even for those we
think to be wrong, but who feel themselves to
be right. The country then, let US remember
is not the property of one man, or one set Of
men, one section, or one party, but Of the whole,
az q sohole.-N. Y ErpTess. aIu r