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The national Republican., 1862-04-24

ga POstp nement.-Th The cotillon party OF the
Perseverance, Eagiue Company No. o, which was to
have come of on Easter Monday, the 2lst, 10 post.
poned, on account Of the weather, until THURS
DAY, the qtth. ut the came place
PerSons holding tickets Of the Flat will he good
for that night.
by order
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ap 2-2ts
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Person al.

". +. parrga and S. Arboleda, ofNew Grena'
dl, representatives to this Government from
Ih' L ltcd States of Columbia, i. A., arrived
~ lh.e CITY yesterday, and are " the National
Hotel.
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lndecencY.

VIM. Dawson, II teamster, was arrested on
Tuesday, on the corner OF Maryland avenue
aud Eleventh street, for committing nuisance
in the public streets, In the presence OF women
and children, and fined Is. Some men seem to
be elevated but II little above the scale of the
hruln
The national Republican., 1862-04-24

pY WALL q BARNARD. Aucs'r,, Cor. os
ID Ninth street and Penn. Aven0e -
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of April. 1867, Ut I
o'clock y. m, by virtue Of dte Of trust recorded
In Liber A. s., No 90, 10 los 9ss q sc1 one OF the
land records for Washington county, v. g., shall
cell, at the Auction Rooms of Wall barnaid
to the highest bidder, portion Of the tract oil iand
called
PLEASANT PLhINS,'
Situated 10 the county Of washinston, on the Sey
enth Street road, imn, dately adjoining the toll
keepers house, at the first toll gate.
Trims made known on the day OF tale.
U, II, WARD,
Trustee,
WALL h BARNARD,
Aucf
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ElQhllnR.

Officers Campbell and Monahan, of the tenth
precinct, arrested, on Tuesday, Benjamin Nor.
timer and Peter Herr Wagner, for hghting
with two soldiers. They were taken before
Justice Stratton, and fined 1894 each.
The national Republican., 1862-04-24
ThatCottlIon PARTY

or the Perseverance Engine Company, No. 5,
will come of to night, and we are sure that ali
who know anything of the fine times which have
been enjoyed on like occasions which this com.
pany have presented, will be sure and go to.
night,
The national Republican., 1862-04-24

~ Mssonic.-A 81 ecial Communication Of Co
lumtia Il \. Ch No 10, will be held THIS (Thurs.
day. EVENIEG, at Q O'Clock, to unite with other
Masonic bodies In pay Ing the last hibue of respeo,
to the memory Ct oar deceased companion, Thom {
McGrath
By order of ,he N. Z. II r.
s.JoHN THOMSON,
sp p@-lt Secretary.
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Feet.

Those requiring the services Of \ skin.
ful chiropodist should not fail TO call on Dr.,
White, At 42G Pennsylvania avenue. The Doc
tor has received very liberal patronage II,
Washington during the last fve months, which
Ia owing TO his successful manner operating
and tho following moderate prices: COINS per
corn, so cents; Bunions, from 81 TO %. The
Doctor hurts the pocket but trine, and the
toes not particle. Give him call.
The national Republican., 1862-04-24
Whiteh urst, no. A34 Penn. Avenue,

IL selling original cartes de uisite photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan is the lateat published, and Ia con.
sidered the best In existence. See our photo.
grabs in oil and water coors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
is called TO our full length lsttertypss for send.
ing by mail dec l3
The national Republican., 1862-04-24

E>OR sALE-A LOT on Fifteenth street West
Il between and NJ streets, 10 feet front, frouting
east, with FRAME HOUSE erected thereon-a
good location for store. Cheap for cash Inquire
ct No. $40 Fifteenth street, directly opposite.
apr lo-9W.s
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MAYORS OFFICE,

lV1 WASHINGTON, April 231, lSt2.
the Members Of the Board Of Aldermen and R oard
OF Common Council! are requested to meet Mt the
TERNOON, AT . O'Clock, for the purpose Of attend
Ing tbs funeral Of TnoMAs McGRATH, at the time Of
his death member of the City Council.
RICHARD WALLtCH,
II. Mayor.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAy0s
RY asEMs 9 W!LLIAm.: A.es,sn::s;; M J;

DY aaEEN u WILLIAMS. Aueelensers.
d TRUsTEr,s SALE OF lot OF GROUND
At Az TION On FRIDAY, the I'd dsy Of
May, 1882 shalt ~, in front Of the premises. az
O'Clock, p. m, by virtue Of des1 OF fust TO tho
.ue.criber, bearing da,e the ad Day Of April 1882
iOO IOi ard 1o2, one NJ the land records fot Wssn
iugon county In thc Di,rict Of Columbia, the fol.
lowing named property, lyirg ard being In tho city
or Washington District Aforesaid, viz.
North part of Lot numbered .eyeutecn, u1 IN
square numbered 1--WE hundred and eighty five (bsS)
having front Of IS feet on 81 cond street west run
binS back to IN alley-the course ana dht.nce more
fully made known on the day OF sale-Sfth the I'M
provements.
Terms Of 50 c. One half cssi; balance In sx and
TIVE months, III. purchaser to give noies for the
deferred payments, bearing interest frtm day Of
sale. dCtd given nnd deed OF trust taken.
II ootvsyancing Al the cost Of the urchsser II
the purchaser should fail tn comply with ,he terms
in Eve days after the sale the tusee reserves the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost of the
defaultng purchaser by advertising the seue three
''"e' '' WV "'' MAHi,oN ASHFORD,
Trustee,
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
ap .3-eodS's hucticheers
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81 brakes Plantation Bitters.-s, T..
1850 Mt invigorates, strengthens and purines
the system; Is . perfect appetizer, and the mosi
agreeable and tffectual tonic In the world. It Ia
composed of the celebrated Cslisaya bark, roots
herbs, and pure st. Croix rum. Particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness and Is Just the thing for the changes Of
seasons. Gold by all grccers, druggists, hotels, and
saloons. P. II. DRAKE 4 CO,
ap i-3m &2 Broadway, N. Y.
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R0-Weston's Progress OF fslavery.-Copies
Of this wek are for sale at the once of the National
Republican. Pamphlet edition, % cents. Bound
edition, 10 cents.
The national Republican., 1862-04-24

HJ- Law Notice. ROBERT j. WALLER
and FREDERIC p. STANTON will practice lsw
in the Supreme snd Circuit Courts Court Of Clai IS
Courts Martial Boards Of Commissioners, and De
partments Aided by two other associates, no part
of an Extensive business will be neglected address
WALKER h STANTON, office 295 + street, Wash.
pgtOn, d G. ap 23-3m
The national Republican., 1862-04-24

sS- The Unconditional Union Club Of
the Third Ward will meet THIS EVENING at
Temperance Hall, at O'Clock. Persous desiring to
Join the Club sre invited to sttend. ap N-1t.
The national Republican., 1862-04-24

81 Knights Tempiar.-Ws Wsshlngton Com.
mandeIy, No. l, will meet THIS (Thursday)
AFTERNOON, at 8 O'Clock, at the ASYLUM for
the purpose Of attending the funeral of our deoe ised
Frater Sir, Thomas McGrath. DANL BUCK,
ap 2i-1t Recorder.
The national Republican., 1862-04-24

~sPscfal Sotice.-On and after Tuesday
April l. 1862, the train' the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail-oad will commence running daily, (Suudsys
exosIted) leaving this Station at 40 a. m, and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mail
Train for all parts Of the West ria Wheeling OF
Parkersburg Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. W. p. SMITH,
NJ Of Transportation b. Il o. r. Il.
ap1 p1-dtf [Star Globel
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TES rIMoSTAL..
MArons orricr, GEoaesrows

April ~, 1877
This is to state that my hearing havi. been much
impaired for some years past, placed nysef under
ths professional treatment Of d.. Won Moschsisker.
percep;bls Improvement, and at this time my hear.
Ing I. as good a. II hal been at any lime within my
recollection. II. ADDISON,
Msyor
Dr. Won MosonziaksR, o ulst an hurist, s2T Pa.
avenue. ap2I-3ts
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NATANTED.-A COOK and CHAMBERMAID.
w Apply at No II Sixteen and half etrset, cor.
per Of Pennsylvania avenue. sp 2a-d.
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~ Frsms ths high snd rsspousibls po-
sition Of the giver, Dr. Won Moechzsker IA induced
10 pubsh the following testimonial, selected fr m
nussoe oshsrs sivsn him since hi practice 10 tbs
oitv.E H - L II
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AEIn another column may be seen few
n the many tsatimonisls from veil knovn citizens

In another column may be seen few
Of the many testimonials from well known citizens
OF Washington, and they sceak louder than any
thing We could say 1t IL with ple' sure We lay them
before candid and appreciatlve publio Oh. peo
want, the phi .iciAn who prescribes remedies tha,
are ture TO cure Lim and such q person Il found Ia
DR.. Tumblety, Inoian Herb Doctor.
Come and see for yourselves ye lame and suffering
oh, ye rheumatic and dying, come and see.
Light shall again the faded eye ilume,
Aud rosy health the pallid cheek resume.
Thousands rescued from ditsase and death,
Invoke God's blessings on Tumblety.
desire your pro,uate hearts to lit,
Your bleeding wounds 10 cure,
Aud with the treasures Of natures gilt
Relieve the rich and poor.
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe disesscs and
tell his patient, the nature OF their complaints
illness, without receiving any information from
them No charge for consultation.
Office No II, Wasfi-gloa Building, Pennsylva-
ME avenue, corner Of Seventh street.
ap 1o-u
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SJiC0 AAp ws,OaDED sOLDIEKs -
y HUBPITAl.
Papsb-d In conforIsity with the rssolu Son Of the
Senate Of July 10, 1851.
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Rubber aoods At manufa cturer's Priccs,
for Ten Days.

Rubber ooods At actursr's Prices,
for Ten Days.
Mr.. II. A. HALL will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for so cents per pair; Ladies'
Overs and Sandals, o. cents per pair; rubber ron
s2.00 esob; Rubber sheets, 10 protect childrens
bsds,) 50 cents each. AND every article made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha, At corresponding
prices, at The India Rubber Warehouse,
Jos Pennsylvapia avenue,
spl7-d Bet Ninth and Tenth ss
Corns, Banions,
Callosities, Bad Nails Enlarged joints, and all dis.
eases Of the human Feet cured, without pain or loss
DR' WHITE, SURGEON CHrRoroDrsr,
a2o Pennsylvania Avenue, between AZ and 9Th SITS.
Room No. 7, second floor.
Ofhos hours from II IN. to6p m.
Gehtsel and separate apsr tment for Ladies'
Ladies and Gentlemen attended Mt their residences,
mar u when desired
A1Ths Mcclellan PhoSogra PIN and M
brotype Gallery, $40 Seventh street, four doors
abovr d, has be ONE w Washington Institution for
the most pleasiog Cartes de viste 1t will be u
los by mot patronizing such perfect Establishment
Of ci reus and ,ol iers to he Mcclellan At Gal y
sac Seventh street. four doors above u. There s no
other place in this city where so beautiful Photo.
graphs and Ambrotypes are taken, aud where 90
muoh politencss Ia shown to customers.
~ Photographs and A Ambrotypes OF Al,
sizes are taken on . new psn only known to tho
pr prietor the ocellau Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street, four doon above d.
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(a) Chaplain. fbl Captain. fcl First Lieutenant.
(d) AtJu tant and Eeoond Lieutenant.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS .-CLOTnINL,
IN Furnishing Goods, Trunks, flats and Caps, a;
Northern prices, at No. 400 Seventh street, near
mar 20-d3m
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c,IIIRTs SHIRTS SHIFTS lat OLD PRICE,
> at SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street, opposite
Post Olce mar 20-d3m
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-20
F. w. HUGHES,
Chairman of the Democratic
State Central Commitee. !
Phila. August l4th, 1862.
The Draft.

Pennsylvania's quota of the first 800 600
troops called By The government is now
nearly, and, in few days, doubtless, will
De entirely made up by voluntary enlist
ments. lftime enough could be given, we
have no doubt that our quota of The second
call for SOC, 900 could also be- made up in
the same manner; but the exigenses OF the
service apparently demand the more sum-
mary process of draft. Had not Senator
wilson stood up in his place and declared
that we had more men than we wanted. and
dem the discharge of $50 600 irooos
evidently Tor The purpose Of SO deplelino
our forces as TO make the arminy of the
negroes necessity had not the Abolition
howls so lar controlled the vacilating pur.
pose oil the Government as to stop enlist
ments on several occasions. the necessity
for drafI would not now exist Bot il does
exist. Our brethren in the field demand
our instant help the present defiant aui-
inde oil the rebels can only be changed and
hnmbled by an overwhelming force, and
we call upon all Democrats aud other low
ers of the Union 10 stand up manfully, take
their chances for draft, and when drafted,
10 so forward into the field with stout hearts
determined to save The Constitution as il
is.
We are not informed as TO the manner in
which the draft is 10 be conducted. but i,
should be done under some equitable plan
devised by the. State authorities The Con.
siiIuiion empowers the General Government
10 call upon each State for its quota of the
troops required, but the calling out, raising
and differing these troops belong exclusive
ly 10 the State, and the dignity OF our good
old Commonwealth requires that this should
De insisted ON. LIE; Secretary Stanton be-
ware how he attempts 10 override Stale
sovfeigniy as we'll as civil law.
il has been openly threatened by the Tel
egrnPh and other Abolition sheets that the
draft should be so conducted as TO fall upon
Democrats, denounced by them as traitors,
leaving these Abolition traitors at home 10
control The politics of the country. II these
creatures have not yet learned The lesson
taught By the story of Hamen; we warn
them now that, if any attempt of that kind
is made, there is nn mountain high enough
no cavern sufficiently deep, TO shield them
from the retributive justice of an outraged
people.
let everyone see that the draft is con-
Quoted on The stric,est principles of equity
and justice, resisting 20 the death, if need
be, any base attempt al pariialiiy or fraud
- Patriot and Union.
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lots, shall alone be drafted. in order TO get
them out OF the way. and leave those pes
'ilent Abolision agiiators at home TO man
age lhe elections aud politics generally
Bus We can hardly believe that the officers
of the Government wil listen to such dis
honest and dangerous counsels. Should
they do SO, the terrible retribution OF an
outraged people will soon overtake hem.--
Le' the draft be conducted with strict jns-
sice and imgarialiiy, and there will be no
trouble about enforcing il.
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ALSO,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Fir Fac. 10 me di.
rected, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Columbia county, will be exposed
10 public sale, at the Court House. i'm
Bloomsbury, on SATURDAY, THE 18TH
DAY OF AUGUST, 1862, al O'Clock. IN
The afternoon OF said day, the following
real estate 10 vii
All thai certain tract or pa reel of land.
situate in Madison township, Colnm bia CO.
Pa, bounded and described as follows. viz:
On The Souh and West by lots of New
Columbia, on The North BY lands of Abra-
ham Young, on the East by lands of Sam1
SIaufier. and on the South East by land, of
Aaron Smith, containing about one hun
dred and forty FIVE acres, be The same mora
or less, whereon are erected good Frame
Dwelling House and Bank Barn, with the
appurtensnces.
ALSO,
One other lot or piece OF land, situate in
the township and county aforesaid, contain
ing 90 acres, unimproved, bounded and
described as follows TO wit: On The West
by lands of James kisner, on the North by
lands of Alexander Carr, on the East by
lands OF Jonothan Maste!ler
Seized taken in execution and 10 be scll
as The properly Of Jacob Bechiel.
JOSIAH II. FURMAN,
SherifT's Office, Sheriff.
Bloomsburg, July %, 1862.
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What's in the Wind !.

Forney's Press. of Monday, is down upon
Wendell Phillips with what, for al6rsi effort
on the part of that renegade, incendiary
sheet. may be called ssharp sticks" Wha.
does ii mean! When The pot caAs the ke,-
lie bIackey there must be cause for il, and
we strongly suspect that some of WendeIl's
late freaks, little too undisguised 10 suit
HE MachiaveIIan policy of the Washing
ien understrappers, have inierfered with
ssme darling policy, which has not yet
come to full lruiiion that, for ius lance,
which coptemplaies the arres. and impris-
onment until after election, of Dem ocrals
enough 10 secure the political power of the
Stale in The hands of The Republicans.
liitle prudence on the part of the abolition
brethren, Just enough silence 10 keep Them
in the back ground, and enable The Govern
meni, By rapid winking and little cotton
ia the ears, 10 shut them out from sight and
hearing, might have accomplished wonders
in pushing on tha: magnanimous policy TO
glorious consunfhaiion. Bot prudence is
just what the Abolitonisis do not possess,
-t@>- = a-'tttP PS3 cSPC~toby3 10 tIC opO WCA Cti~
emy OF everything that savors OF discretion.
He will not be sill, and bis treason is so
brazen, so boldly and clearly expressed,
that, with ali their winking and dodging
and other expedients, the powers al Wash
ing;on cannot shut out the TACT of It's exis-
fence from their senses. This troubles
them--they dare not act with manifest ins
jnslice-lhey dare not confine arrests to
Democrats while Phillips, aud PiIIsbury,
and Garrison. and Foster, and Greeley are
beIching ont treason at every breath. That
would be too pslpabIe, 100 baIdfaced for
generous people 10 swallow without remon ;
sirancs and hence Fornsy, aching in The
capacity of warning bell, Tolls ont. an in
tinialion 10 the indiscfeet, bui more honest
brethren, that they are becoming offensive,
and will spoil good thing anless they shut
their mou,hs. Evidently there is something
in the wind when Forney and Phillips, the
Danion and Rooespiens of the party, get al
l0ggeTheads. Patriot and Uaion.
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Connstalian.

/
| Weare no advocate at all, says the Lou
isville Jo,pn for that rosewater policy
that would use no aevesiiy against the gull
| iy IN this reballion- On the contrary, We
donoI think there is any punishment they
don deserve. injustice, however, is no,
policy in any case. There is nothing but
evilin il. Hence We are utterly opposed
to all conhscation bille,as they punish more
of the innocent. than OF thel guilty. For
this reason corruption of blood or forfeit
urs. except duringIthe lifetime of the con-
victed, are forbidden in our Consiitut ion
If the Constitution imposed no restriction
on the power 10 punish treason, still the
reasons against confiscation remain. The
late bill applies only to future acts, but ii
applies 10 all who are in arms sixty days
AFTER. a tpfociamaiion.. by the President.
Now. If men South were free, there might
be some reason in that, but they are uuder
de jaao Government, military espotism
and what right has Government to punish
a'man for--sfeascn il ii does moi protect him
in his loyalty Men South are driven into
the army, and have no choice ia!ihe matter
they can't obey proclamaiions ifihey would
Tie application of such law. therefore, is
sxceedingayEuhjust- II is we'll known. that
no state went out Of ihs Union by the vote
OF her people. An armed, org anizaiion si-
lenced the legal sentiment in Tennessee -
We may rail at a majority that allowed a
minority 10 play the despoi over the State,
but men armed organized can hold in ter
ror any community unafrhsd and unofgan-
ized. Indeed, a measure so palpably un-
just wiltsfways defeat. itself. 1t will never
be executed. We have said Govern meni
can't punish disloyalty unless it can pfctecl
the loyal. We often hear lha, 70 loyal sem
iimeni appears in many sections o. the
South whichoar armies. pass through. We
are not surprised al it. The citizen knows
that any demonstration on his part friendly
TO the Government will be watched and
punished if he army leaves, and consults
only his self-preservstionsb by silence. Af-
Ter the sixty days allowed by the llaw ex-
pire, then what is the citizen to do He
Union, but the stronges, that can operate
upon the human heart 10 resist-to The last
extremity. We asked Union man from
Alabama if the people of ina, state would
come back TO The Union. His reply was,
thai we gave them no chance 10 come back,
weofTered them only the halter and con :
fiscalions. Such laws, then, only operate
as scare crows TO scare men into2 the Con-
federate armies, whilst they don't reach
The guilty al all; and hence theyl wilIl,not
be sustained by the moral sense o: mankind
The great mass have been driven iinio ire
5elIion By Intimidation. The leaders care
not for con6scation bills. They dare the
penalty Of death, and deride confscaiion,
which only serves to fasten in:o their SER
vice all who are ir the power of their de
laeto Government.
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4 Glorious Spirit Aronssd.

The patriotic impulses of the sovereign
people are now fully aroused. and but one
aeasiment pefvades tie Northern heart-a
sentiment of deep determined resistance to
the infamous traitors in arms against the
Government Immense bodies of troops
troors animated by the spirit Of their FORE
fashsrs--afegpourin iHto eamps.lo receive
The Weapons of war to be used against the
mere.;lass wrslches who have dared 10 lift
tbeir voices and their hands against .he
best country and best Government ever
rouchsafed to man. Down with the ,rai-
toss.' is now the watchword OF the people
Of th.s Norih. We have. thus far, been too
Ienieln. with the enemies OF orr country,
and oufloyai people are al length convin-
ced thal il was mistaken policy. however
well intended, to deal ienderly with men
whose sworn purpose il was and is to de-
stroy the country the Gonslitutionaad laws
bequeashesi us by our veteran iathers.-
sForbearauce therefore has ceased to be q
svirtrIs, and hencefor;h we mustus severity
when We contend with rebels.
L..s all conditions of men assist then to
sspush on The column and those who from
business or faui.y relations or incapacity,
CANNOT themselves join the army, should
freely contribute their means to the desti-
iute famiIes OF those who have gone. There
should be no niggardIy miserly men these
,imes but all who cau> should give OF aaeir
means Freely to encourage enlistments, and
then thank their God that they had it in
sheir power 10 give. Cost what il may in
life and treasure. this unhappy contest
must be put through to The bitter end. The
UainL must net be dissolved, !, the Corstitu
lion must not be Knocked at II in our efforts
TO rssiors the Union we involve ourselves
in Z enk1nptcy ard ruin. so be it The war
was com msnced by the South. and will be
ended by the North, be it soon orsremote.
Enlist then, youeg men. now that your
conbtry calls Both humanity and econo-
my dictate the necessity of strong measures
aad strong army. A draft may not be-
scon necessary il the whole people put
their shoulders to the wheel and assist, by
every means in their power, 10 crush the
lrai 5rs ard the rebellion Columbia county
has thus far acted nobIy and We have no
doub II our patriotic people will come up
10 the work manfully and with a.acriiy, we
vii be able to send three companies TO The
aid So mole il be.
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