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Mass Meeting to Raise Volunteers,

AUBURN, N. Y. .,Julyl7.-A mas7 meeting of the
people Of Cay aga county was he'd in this city to-
day to adopt mea Ures for curing volunteers for
the war. fhe meeting W. lafgeIy attended and
the bC t feeling prevailed. The Indications are
fiat ring that Cayuga county viii lurnish her
quo' for the new levy In this Site.
The meeting was sddr ~ by several speakers,
all Of whom urged prompt action and a vigorous
system for curing volunt' RS.
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.
wAIER RxeIsTRAs's oEYIcr

"ATkR hHGIsTRAR's ORPICK,
City Hall, JEly 1, 1852.
N, AL Wster Takers are hereby notified that thsiI
Nssor nents ior the year oommerclns With lhis
Inc Ioiloylsg 10 the Law Of the Corporation Sin
reia1on 20 dellnsqent water takers" !" viz:
rent ioI tnry Gays after the same is due and pa,
eole, the hegiau ar shall notify the Purvey-
or 0i sech aellnsueney. and the eaId Parveyor
shall dlsoonflnue the supply Of water Imm distsly
by cufting on the water et the msin sud he shall
not allow h 70 pc ag sin sscd in said dens uen,'s
premises except on notification By the Water
Registrar that the .watef rent has besc psid ~
flow Of watsr.o ---r-"~.As NA''
TSs Iav viii BE- sxfosesd -...L.l 49, ~
~ RANDOLPH COYLE.
Ht-d1m 'e- Water Rsrfsfrsr
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~ STATIONERY.
TREASURY DHPIRrMrNr.

IBRAsskf DEPARTMENT. 4
June 10. IaG2
sHAIlp PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY will be re-
sivtd o at this ptrartment until ihs 21st day Of
samples Of tie A1ticls, in Class will be .urn-
isGef 10 plrtles desiring To bld application st
the rig Il to order the writing per plain or fein,
ees 70 Sa,t.Tn r. Az Shs enSeiopsa iq.ashed must
IN aSie devioe tSs ssSd
For the Articles ix Class the bidder will s.sts
,a f5 am Sr
such Manufacture and rt,ls as the DE pirtment
may order, with suitable handles for eloh s,yle
De iveries o. all other articles In Class will no.
be accepted unless they comp striotly with ,hs
All dsliverles of both classes will bs subje,. to
inspection b, an expert detailed for the purpose By
inte lioT article shall be deemed SUFFICIENT cause
20 aplIl the contfsct.
Department, " ashington.
Each proposal mus be signed BY the individual
ftotory guarantee tnst he fidder will execate a
Sontrsct, with good and sufh3ient bonds, If his
o1er upder oenIaot 10 20 S9 ~ Tn lb aS
teltuTs OF the entire penslty of the bond.
r.0p9sss ll 1lnl:eSompsnsd M With satisfactory
Will be aware ed only TO establshti manufactured
o. or dealers II the articles.
White esp paPe,
White sDslto post paper
Yellow envelope paper
Brown wrapping papeT
Ned and white bloIttug psper
White eIve Opss, official size
White envelopes, let or size,
White ehveiopes, note sixs
GiAss InEgt.nds
Red linen taps
Silk taste, assorted coioTs,
Prepared india rubber
Twine.
CLLss2.
Bert saallty coping INK
BeH' suali:y black ink
hest quality blue Ink
Heat su.llty red or carmine INK
Faber best black lead tepclls, Nos. |, ?, and
FabeT's beat red and tluo pencils,
Stee' pers
Ste,l pen handles
Best guilty of sealing wax, made entirely from
Genuine Rodgers T. Son, Sheffield, four -bIaded
knIves with peaIl or st.g hardles
denulle Rodgers &c Son, SIefeld, eTasers, with
ISory handles
6enulne Rodgers & Son scissors for ofioc uso six
lnches Log, (llcl sdIng hoWsl
Genuine Rodgors Son snears,wit II inch blades
Nine Inch ivory folders,
SRill French eyelets
Large French eJeiots.
Blcs which contain items ct prices less than a
1alI cost OF the artlcle will be deemed
and will not 10 considered, = p CHSSE
je 90 2awfw Sacretsry Treasnrv
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Clippings from Vanity. Fair

BULLETs VERSUS TYPB.-Ii General Fremon,
had been as severe ia his attacks as his news
paper friends are In his defence, he would have
held the Department of Western Virginia longer
HAyK VIZ CANNIBALs AMONG Us The above
query Is provoked by % article IN Hall's Journal
Of Health, commencing with this dreadful asser-
ton: ."'
''Some persons eat themselves to death -
To moralize on the above would be an affront
TO the Intellect Of Ninte nth Century
CASE soR lNvEsIIsATIOa.-Iti 10 stated In
literary circles that Mr.. Charles Mackay 10 about
70 publish in London a work entitled s.The
GOutY Philosopher %
Can 10 be p 81 ble that the forthcoming volume
Is plagiarism from Bfillat Savarianis I" PGiIoso-
pIIs dE GoKtn ..
'SEJsEwAbLn JACKSON -Iu view OF the IN
"il.J with which this famous rebel moves him.
Ill from nsld to- tield, II Is suggested that his
20 riqa be changed from "StonewaIl' TO 6Por.
tahie-EeIceH Jackson
g ID WITH THE Hor WoaK BEFORE us-A
Ge rral D:dF all round. 'i'
Coz BIT A PsPIL OF THE CHAMP
would Gsaeral ueClsIaa make No. boxer
Because he hls iuJt shown that he 10 splendid
manGlyerer with his cleft" go
STATE OF TIE WEATHER AT PREsESr.-No
Small Change. F----E'75
ADDING INSULT TO INJURY Reporting a race
In several Heats, with the thsrmome.eTi In state
ofraptd paroXysm. r.
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1T Garibaldi has received a most enthusi site
reception in Switzerland. The Swiss seem to
have gone beside themselves with delight In re-
ceiving the Liberator OF Naples. When Carl
naldi appeared al the balcony OF his hotel, the
>re''e was one Of ''almost deliriOds itement -
TIE General took advantage Of the opportunity
to encourage the love Of liberty, proverbially a
part of the Swiss character.
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oRpkR RESPECTING WIN. H. AspINwALL

WAR DEPARTMENT, w; rniLgton, July IS, 1862
This Department having this day received from
Vim. II. Aspinwall, l., OF New York, his
check for S25 q 60, rs his share Of prof. on a
contract for arm purctT ID by NJ Jsrs. Rowland
& Aspinwall and sold to the United States, II is
ordered that the check lie transferred to the Sec
retry Of the Treasury, and tfat the thanks Of
this Depart nent be rendered 20 Mr.. Aspnwa'I
for the proof he b. furnished Of the disinter IT.
ed and Datriotic spirit that enimates the citizens
Of the United sta in the pre- nt con est sgainst
government suppor-~ d by citizens who thus pre-
fer the public welfare to'their private gain must
overcome it1 enemies.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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From Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, July 17-Several gunboats
came down the river to-day to convoy the uoop,
now at this place up James river
All is quiet on the river, and there Ia no news
OF moment from the army
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fHR CoTTON TkouBLE.-England is sorely
troubled respecting tue future of the cotton
supply At last accounts there was only 2I3 27O
bales In Liverpool, against ,i2 JOOO at CORES
ponding date last yerr Were the mills TO run
on frll time every pound OF cotton In England
would - used up In four weeks what adds to
the prevalent distress Is the fact that India, so
much relied upon, has fsiled utterly 10 meet the
P1ni'c expectation that she would supply, par.
TALLY - least, the deficiency occaaioned by the
loss OF American cotton. Instead CT sending
more than usual TO market, there aioat, at last
seeodat3, of India cotton only IS 900 bales
a5airSt 2iO,OcO last year and 2S5 600 In 1850.
nee the excitement In the Liverpool cotton
market, and The distress, present and prospective
OF the manufacturing districts. The past year
was, on the whole, prosperous one for Great
Britain, as Tie profits on toe French and Italian
accounts made ~ for the loss on ex ports 10
America fhs coming year will witness the
enect Of cotton famine in England for IL is now
SsIy eieaf teet no merican cotton can possibly
be made avsiia0Le fSf tae commerce OF the world
cefors EnsasyaHg'T, 'tCsen thsn-
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From TeuuessPe

NASHVILLE, July 17.-Returned prisoners report
that the Federal prisoners taken by Morgan were
paroled at McMinviIle and had returno1 to Muir.
1ref 'ooro. The rebels have gone to Chatta-
nooga.
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WANTS.

0OO MEN WANTED for the sth Regular
<sOO Cevary. Pay. In addition 90 ratIons GnG
clothing, Sis 70 81 per month.
"a premium lald TO cluxens or soldiers for each
accepted recruit.
Fof further Information apply at the late camp Of
hereslmsnI, Camp Clifburne, 2lst street, Wszs-
is 75-Im Lieut. 9Th Cavalry, RecfuI;'s Usicser.
NOTICE.
4 HOSE In want Of EmtlDJmsLt or any kind
would better CAL en- the new INrGLLld ENCE
OFFICE, No. sl1 9Th street, (Where the tss: Of
r&T VIII be glvon 10 hrst class ceTSsntsl 4 have
vRJs applications on hand for good CooE q, IAUn
dreEses, ,CkembeImaids,W w alters and SsaWetTes sos
Also, for younG Men TO wait on tab es Il priVSao
families or hotels. FhRM HANDS uSnict. Enl-
soyeTs IN want OF good help VIII hEd it 10 their al
n. b. HOUSES wanted. The be.s of ton.n,.
eSn be obtained without charge bT applying ss
n i,-II N. n. MILLER.
WANTE0-We are now bs.ins SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE STOVES and 10 Sd
DlNo, IoI vhlcl- we arc paying the highest
essf prices. FAMILIES decIaIlE Housekeeping, sI
harinI surplus Of furniture, viii Sad d 10 thsiT
ltFsltsEs 10 give a. Gail.
BUNEZ L eSIfFtRE,
WANSED-E person 70 know that sm n
w the market ready TO pay CASH for al 1ruclsE
IN the hosseturulshlng lEe. Tho.o leaving tie
cit!, or having surplus, viii do vel 20 osl. +.
BUCdLY, 42s Seventh st., between q ana sts.,
tesst slos,l Dealer II New kad Secondhand Fur
nisHre. nOsG
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,NORIH -AMER1CAN aEyTEW- fo-

NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. for July
koyys Labor won-By Mrs. soath Worth; si,v
Trololys North Ame5ies; 60. ! = ss1'ss-s
Iraets for Priests and People; 81, - - =
Ehrlst the Spirit, 2 yols; So, - a., q. - +,
feIntsstsH IS Hand Beck for Europe and the Esst
Book about Doctors; SIso, ~ - ~sf.--5.5,,
keRitss niis,s ss Esss5sspd nevlevs; 81 2s, e s-z
hp pHSisilsssW FRkNCK TAYLOR.
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Coon News FOR ALL,

- - WAsHIN6f0N, June 20, 1862.
This Is to certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors ir
Washington failed 70 cure me- 4. .rss- =
DIR. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per.
sons wishing further particulars can cai and see
ne. --s.fa.fs.' = ~ SRvA RAuvy
jes1.n AtMn Busour's, 375 % st. ,bet. D and f
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To be Good Eookfng.

OLD FACES MADE TO
LOOK YOUNG AND
BEAUTIFUL.
You may obtain G hand =
some complexion, exempt
from PimPles, Blotches,
&o., 0y using
DE-. TUMBLETY'S
PlMPLE
BANISHER.
Price, el per bottle.
Sent BY mall or express
70 any address.
Ohoe-No. IL Wash
lnrton Building, Pennsyl-
Nanla avenue, corner of
seventh street, Washing
ton, ID. C..
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Az h Bku's SEANB CJOThIRk DEPOT
~ co ueT T. s-c IA slCet., is pov tle rlsoe
acre - 7rr & - lev -Heir OutEts q. sIarrer
ClotniuE; aeG tI:se S7e Ecud ,ess0Hs siu eve
ots ShvHi 40 lHcf - ENTs ftst.g. sc re-! ChCe
2 ihsr aiT ct- srF'' 'Fs ., IN tEfr s's
coma oCT - llnnts Sslsgt 30 pfEtec. nj
hest 2 4 ~, SiSrt 7i'e.s sT'rs .ff. 1Ts .s
-!us-s rarefs, - rsca sssssl-ir IS d. .r. -su :.
rhBs e6 " aEG, i>Eya 1 e. -.--.
We roc PrCf'.i = >1't. ~ --. -Hrs
dlsobSFresh gpc.rrs a. - p.s' .-. q. 8 q t- -
estshi sn'Rs-,t- CeysoT "a - - sI..-- . Frr
sTtIc.e Ot Sl0r,:IGE ihrF Ne-r. f- 3 -
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Ts>f'~as HuI.er's CG,hsn Housrs at Bristol,
tb- rT.l 200 orphans a tb!Ta
As s.is. - - peis-d recently 70 Accommodate
80 e. if. Muller received duriag ire
year en- iing Mar IA, slss coo in ali "i La varI
cgs sebeuats.
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hEe&T!Eis,s ~ cBUEcH --At the Close OF ser.
ices In tee UhTsersalist Church In Rsxbury
Aass-lI -'l7ei--, lsstSundsy, the pastor, Rev. MI
soaabls aanl0sF wosiid Join him 10 enlist for H.
war pro Hfe a F1bRls9te. SpUne af,sea reuti,
msa pre- rtnnStfa,slg lg gave hun their nanex
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HARVARD COLLE6E.

HARVARD COLLE6E.
\ BE Regular ExanlLatlon for the Freshman
and the SoPaomoIe Class Will raks place on the
Monday and Tuesday the Commencement week, I,
July l4th and 18th, le62, beginning precisey az 8
o'c x q. m on Monday. Ehe oxndidates will as :
semOle IN NO 10 University na attendance on
both taJ 10 required.
The continuation OF the examination OF thor
wto otter the pselves for tho Junior and SeaIor
Class Will be deferred TO the end of tae Vacation.
FOR the convenience OF those who are prev ented
from being present at tho regular examination,
tneEe vii be another ex nation for the freshman
ald Sophomore Class, at gSe begins ns of the Fir,
Fem on 5huIsdaJ and Frldiy. august ?8' h ana
the rext Monday, SEPTEMBER 1st, the eI mir alton
OF Candidates offered for the Junior and Senior
Class, incl HdIng InOse offered on Comms ncen ent
Week. viii be oztinued and coacludsd. Tno can
didates vii assemble on Thursdav August 2aLn,
IN No 10 University ha !, at o'el lek m. :
Candidates are require ed 10 produce certificates
OF good moral cHErae er and those who como from
other colleges mast he provId q. wrh certifostes
OF resuiSr and honorable dIsmisslon. Thep tcfI
tas tstIA them no books sSAat.vsr.
Candidates for the degree of Master OF Arts Or
expected TO enter their panes in that capSoty Q.
the Ste Fard's 1f ,e on Or be the 4th of July
A. +. PEABODY, Acting President,
Cambridge, Juno Is, 1852. js 25-WaSSt
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y = III CIALl

HEFiE1HENT or STATE,
~ WAsHNsfor, January IS, lees.
TEe Secretary Of State wfn hereafter receive
Members ~ C0Rgres= On blSIness on S1irrdsys,
soasHezslaE via saturday, the fpl Of sexs
Roktk.
jan G-n WILLIAM n SEyvAEE.
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PROPOSALS FOR LEADI -----
Ordsases Oncs, Way Dsparsrlsst, .

Ordsases 0hcs, War Dspasts1sat, .
WAsHINGToN, May 20, I862.f
PROPOSALS will be received by this Department
until m. on the evening of the On OF June. for
Ine delivery at the following Arsenhs, ss soon a
5000 TONS OF LEAD, as follows:
York. 600 tons, -
New York LOCO tons
venla, ,0c0 tons.
l.000 tons. II = ~'
The lead must be Galens. or other Amenosn,
stalburg, or soft English, of the most approved
Proposals will be received for lots of7oo tons and
of each delivers. ! -1Il' - :
Failure to deliver at . specified time will SUBJ
ect the contractor 10 forfeiture Of the amount 20
be delivered at that time sst-t-II7 :. 49,
Partles obtaining oontra cts viii be required to
en,sf into bonds with proper securities for its
Tls DepArtmsnt reserves to itself the right to
PROPOSALS viii be addressed O. follows: Gen,
= W, HPLkY. Chief OF Ordnance Washington,
~ u; and should b endorsed "Preposas for
Losa. N 81 eotjef
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lust RECEIVED AT No. Is hAEE -
space. Penn, aveDUe. betxeenSN
Lase. Cons ress and Burton 6s,tefs, 49,
French Gid Slippers, Mi1ses' and
Frsncn Ca iskln 6toye Cali, Petest IsostheG, NJ.
rocco, ard Laktibs eaters. md Tlss. 90 r
Ereet Vafiet{ OF .BCyE Shoes. a. exceedJ q low
ELisss ~ 39-eotrl y, RDS :NTHsis.
kkLACk SlLkSs stSss. 20 y, So s-,a s. inches
~ vide Of thr beat males All af the iorest
6Iask Bsrsys. Craze xsIsiI 80 80
80 ( 80 sna Rembalines, : 80 $40.
s.l1 q ~ WM. n. Rff,ScS - fik S,@.t,t,py
no 80 Central Storosl ops. SeEtsr hssrset,
-H l-tmlas "a . lbotwSsl 7th taG sth str~e!s.
ONE NICE SECOND HAND. sIL8ERF
aaa.pV tol -. npoa eesJ lnnnshtfs-r--zzr
fsyment- Also, QtherE very ohcaf ., H0l. bSI-,ffN
Atths qste Stars 81 - ttp
y. e,,a,.,,o, Ne: S:sftsfzfH0TT,
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ID DH. sUHNSTEs.
d. SiOaE

- - 70 - - - > . y a A.
UaS diSccct'rs'tt vast Cs-isj7. So &c and oH' :
EftcfEo9 ksrR.4y ~ .ks Void,
FOR ALI DISEASES OF INpHUnESGE.
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. The Commissioners hereby give notiee thst the
time for receiving proposals for Pumping Epgires
stxtsnded To JUL 18th, 1862, ana for all other POI
toes OF the works to July 24Ih 1862 when the bids
Will be opened id ar cOrd Of all Iroposals mads
on the books of the Commissioners, who further
reserve until August the 18Th, 1862 10 make their
decision; 1t being understood Ihat tho Commls
slt ners DO NOT Teins ulsh, in consequence Of the
estenslon oil time, any rigats reserved in former
Embellishments for proposals.,
Chsr'estown. JuIV I. 1864 iv 5 so9w
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ORDNANcR oFfIcH, May 81, 1867
The suanrIty of lead res aired By the above Cd
yertlssmsnt is reduced to one third OF the above
amount, namely, i 666, tons and the ii me for
psk1nE the The PrcPosals Il extended @ The 9Th Of
Aas ssM9sh IS6S. . aasg ay-yASy w, RIPLEY,
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ClEY OF CHkRLEsTowN, MAssAcHU
~ SETTS

Cl1Y OF CHARLEsTOWN, MAssACHU
~ SETS.
SIALKD Proposals endorsed as suob. will be r..
celved Dy the Wac; CommEslonere until July
S4th; 1864, for building Dam, q Reservoir, and
Drok &c ndnit PrS posals for each 10 be separate.
spec, hcatons CT The different classes OF work,
ana l. fJrmauon concerning the same can be oh
timed on app ioation to the Water COmml. .sIoners
or Eng lncer at Charlsstown.
Bonds with suresies VIII bs res uired from parties
. The Usmrh sioIers reserve the Iisht to aoce pt
tbat IroPo,a!, which, under al Gums Iances theT
desm MOI / avorabls to the ilterests of The City
or reie u all proposals. offe ed
For Water Commissioners,
EDWARD LAWRENCE, Chairman,
T.. l.. SfEVENSUr5,
Chic Engineer G. W. w.
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Menher cf ths Eey-! c r.-.e q Sg.s.nny ..-
CON, ETs1ssts from ore OF. Ebe uIotI eTs, re-
ieEeE q 81. = JEIsed StL-ss, h-G tie 1rsster t-L
SEC5O Uls .sS .oea gfC 1. l.. { > EuEgl
Lau5oa, PErs Philacsiehi- .ue e'rcufe-
eeecseJ B1Tns OF tee ILloss aEt0!. aluE cuTs. :.
Eo.e eve KEGEBs Blsy~ '-y1tioO VIA lex
tGc h@.G a. ears SbSH ssi~--- rrsAt nov
BSSs, sRlrr alarmed - snHcsr rsun..~- t.,
ne-s VITA fTSS ue1i blBshIuE, kLI8nC ol son,e.iI
slth CcrsHE eIenk % p. 4, sess CEred AZ. 10.
Its.s.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

WANTED TO RENT-FTom sest'mhcr IIt, q
w well furnished HOUSE, IA central LOCATION;
not ese than l2 rooms; preferred near the ';apito
Address Boz 10. Slsr Once. iySu
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TpE MANY THOUSANDS cured st th - I'lFcItutjos
WITHIN lhs isEt seT-nI-en and tks s4ernr.
lT,- ,-CrtsDt Sergic-i Css.r-'1rs F,TisTIrat " j.,
yCaEstca EltJcEsc1 ~ us ILsN- sra % Fsrers az
mG ~ other FDrsC as. TIt;r's ~. Haish ave -
Pc ., ss ~ 1cSil . o. 10 -a-.I~- -rslr,F
h;s .sErEsQS IS = gent el..-s 30 t- -r,-r rE1 v.
ssccsI giilty, - sEt.cIos; sE,--s-F - 80 -
4 .CfHd. ~ "a"
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ss asl "a ! q hot.

Whsa tdipaer, ,hs o.bsrd.y. !. It ths s.i
|denoesf 1mu,aa irisnd. Bishap isossncrans
|bsIhs I. thsslbls, ,lhs conversation naturally
turned. ilipon ths rs,essnt fight a Iuka, undo,
command Of bis brother, General Roeeo'
|crans.s' arEo aeG1 E:t9. o>oa .sgas9 T1at:
'""It would seel to he, Bishop, that you
and your brother, ihs General, IRE engaged
in very different >a'lings," remarked . gen
tlenan 70 hii, worship. '5' ''Sia aE M
80 :: Yes i ersesr. g" returned tho Dish
op. And ayet," he -cootinued, & We. are
BOTH )1tia14msn.v While the General Il
welding 'sths sword aof The Zeal. h." ."sl trusl
~. 4 "a asing ths = ! t6s 6 I a.ve.d . y IL
Hs 8 hsttidg NE rssbsis. .nds a. ybADs
tbsisrnt of dask hsds = shis differ
eprs in ths tersns Of our ssrlvios'. ~ i
lighting With Pfiet, while IAn fighting With.
eut price. ."-Deyton Empire. ~.
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T1r Car 81 Mo, Nra. NiooEs.-Daniel
8. Dickenson, the most distinguished Of The
old Democrats sf New York. saJs,:
. Tho cry that Recessed contrabands ass
oemisg North Is for political effect, and %
secure votss from alarmed laborsrs. When
slavery i - longer r,socsnnsd j. IT, sosth.
srn States. the conrrd rsos viil1 not struggle
for the cold North g complete With our 4
bossss. bat those now ~i.h @ Will SEX !
moro oonssn,al cline in the sunny South.
vhsn the climate i morn agrsesb'e. and The
labor md pssdussioas bttsr suited 70 their
vaots. ord ta1tss. and hahitas', ..rrs sa*3, S.
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The good u, 81 vhiolA. not nany sda,.
|.so y p.ophesasa 10 coming begins u = &
rive. All advicss1 1sincs H. bs.siles fought
ID tbe vicinity pf Hh.r psbp,lE & 4 res.n. .he
results of sour va ~. q ssseuth Mountain
and Antistam = noss i.ap porlant aud d.
cisivs than was 81 tirst imagined. l'hs sp,iir
4 Of the enemy Al 1e.r. 4 g . b.okens and
||toi:ed il their consenpl pl.lsd hray through
Maryland and Penesylvani., there rensins
nothing nov :beis no ragged, &c sshoelee.
halfstarving ma.sss., forced into Their ranks
by conscription, but I are:urn to R,chmond
through that wilderness into which the ~
belIion has conver.sd yalliss ones thsI mos,
fruitful, prosperous and milling o9nn II,
American cont,nsnt: i. !. 81 sass.. ;;,,s.GF
IL From the West, 10. good news is heard
the gallant Grsnt 81 pin having routed 9TH.
muaa.,sed d column. ,hs % e corinthI, u Ind 4
this under some 81 their best commanders
Sterling Priees Fail IA Van Dorm, and Mans
field Lovsll, From Kentucky We hear the
glad tidiugs chat the invading legons Of 70:
bell,on are in full ll|ret5est before, the troops
" the Union. consolidating on tho import
ant points BY Con. Hl'.'leek's toresfithtc-
Only let the, war now ,be vigorously pushed
for . few months longer, and by nexs spring
the flowers will be blooming over ! conAtry
att pe.ce within itss own borders, ana apin
pr pairing to take up its march slong the
great hiehmade esperi,y ati+sss r.
tI,fAItenli# IL FFfs q 7sss ssssa @sg@
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81 Fights Nit sisei.,
J d eRAxr 3. sos1xsoN, xsa,

a,af%s4 0Y GRANT =. 8opINsON, ESQ. .,as4l. +.
i met HIM again, he wxs trudeine alonr,.
His knapssok'withch chickens was swelling;
He'd '.Blenkered" these. dainties, and thonght
From some socsssionist's dwelling.
Nv hat resiment's yourss .nd under whose flag
Dc you digit {" l''s' said I, touching his shoul-
rurnine slowiyl around hc amilinsly ssid,
For the thosghsl made him stronger and
II FIGHTS NIT s1azl - ~''''
The next time saw him. his knapsack was
., His cap and hi. eanteen we're missing,
snei h.ii iiinarpnel ana grape aad the 'w'ft r'he
: Around him aud So'eribim we're lhissing.g y :
How arc you my friend-and where have ,you
Aadie'i what and with whom are yoa light
He said. .s . she'll from the enemys g.n
u Sent his arm and his musset I ''kitine," )" ~
II ,.l.f .:".4TleHTs NIT S1eEL." :.-.,.r...
Once more seen rim, and knelt by his side,
His life blood wac rapidly flowing: ,@1:
I v hispered fhome, wife, ehildpcn. and friends,
Have you no word for the dear ones at home,
I The "wee ons,n'-the father or motherl"
|" Yaw! yaw +" said he, ''tell them, }olii tell
them, fights" >lt.: -. 4
!. ;. Poor fellow he thought Of no other
I" FIGHTS NIT SIGkL."
We rcraped out . grave, and he dreamle.sly
On the bank Of the Shenandoah rivers:
His hIme aud his kindred alike are unknown,
His reward in the hands of the Giver.
We placed y rough board 1T the head Of his
grave, 4 Iey..e.{I s ,.. -..---4 4-,rI
"Ana We left Elm a'oifs II his gleTy.'7.
Bnt gu ii We marked, s'er y 8 tGGped froh. the
spot, s&s=zz' ~ -.....z.. - *sz
The 3ittIe 9s lsuew .. ris 81 go Es*=
..s 4 ssl.rfaisT,s sssr Il Ssis.l.aa4 ;, ii
se asss ssssseozai bS eSsnsEaa ssg, SKI. pi