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"INLAND SEAS" OF

GREAT LAKES; or, INLAND SEAS" OF
w AMERICA. rev aud Original WofS, -nb ac'ns do
srpton Of Lss,s ,-io Huron Michigan, Ei- and On
tmo; together with the Commerce OF the Lhes d'Ps
,,fou.h me Lnkes Nc with Map aud Embellishments. ries
81. Just published aud iof sale b. !. DisfUkNELL'
No. 3Jl Broaiwsy.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NEN-lUIk ANU TINItI+IH NNII4NVNH
~ co THKAsUEKRs ORFlcK, corner OF ithay and ~ a.
sev,Yofk July 10. ls6J-ILis Company will tho
Ia. day Of August ensuing pay 81 hes unsecuscd Bond1
follow.
Bond. due August !, 1882
Boads due February !. 1861. 49, 800,
Dover III su.ion yer cent Bonds duo 1897 and looi
emption Bonds due 1901 ,nd 1903
Intsfest viii cease on aud after August |, 1903
W H. EMERSON. Treasurer.
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G1An-$250, $500, $3.50, Si00.-Now is
~ N~VO tire time ,ecurs Home. DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS for SALE o. Ellabethpoft. y. j. at
above prices according situation. Monthly phyents OF
n 10 each taken II drslfcd. Apply ITO X. kELLO1O, No.
10 PeAr-st, New.YoTk, or COOLEY HLlDAlfiEH,
ElzabtthpOft
IIslNk CASH, Balance on Mortgage II De
tpOtJV sired viii buy the neat two-siiy FRAME
HOUSE sud LOr tho northeast OF smith and Alma
sta Wiliamsburrh. Apply the owner. T. H. KELLOGG,
No. I3J PoaIl-st., New York
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GiGtlcnerp ano fancn GOODS.

GOLD PENS. wholesale aud retail-Genulne
w goods, the be Fountain Pen World ssud stsnp
for citoul,r Geo n nawkes manuE 90 Nassau ct. ~ J.
CLOTE & JAMES, noon
- srArIoNERs PAINTERS and BLANk-pnuwU33
DEALERS, No. " gultou-st Oy-eS TespscasH pSA<S,A
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COTTON WASTE-FOr Machinery, Wiping
and Packing sso for chipping a. lots to suit purchasers
Eor ,.ls bv W. W. TAULNAA,
No. ~ WLLslutt
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MAsHlrTLs MsiS0 CosrASr, /
NEwfoRK. JULI D 1897
NOTICE Ia hereby given that an assessment
~ OF ONE DOLLAR PER SNARE ha. been levied up
on the Capital Sock 700 shared OF 40 ManhAiian MIN
ing COMPANY pa abs tho JOh day OF July 1905 at The
oil of s treasurer No. 81 Nasssu-strest. Nov. York
The Transfer Book will Be closed the 10Th Jnly amer
dat. no stock will be- transferred unless tho assesn-nt
shA have paid lnt1e, Will be charged on al Assess
meats paid Ai.eI tho 3OIh. ~ order Of tic Directors
49, JOHN w. DAVIS. treasurer
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\ ANDS.-TO ALL WANING FARMS

4 ANDS.--IO ALL WANTING FARMS
Lalse and thriving fei,emest Of Vinesnd, mid climate
Thirty south Of Phsdt phia by railroad oh col, pro-
dvce. large crops, 2lscfo sos Al from - to r2O pcr
payable within four 0ood business openings. good
o,ty. Hundreds .tting sui making improvem,ut.
Arpy TO CHARLES X. Lands. Postmaster. Via. and
Cumberland County N-w'Jer,ey Letters an'wsfsd Pspon
cOntsinluy fui information vii. be sent LIoa
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TYINYIBAL q ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD

HANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
1 Go BONDHOLrEIs-Ih Inc plan f'' TIE fsoisan,
ssca Of the Securities 81 osS hsrlns been completed
ana ratified b. tho s,cah1dc IT meeting held At lisn-
ub.i 49, ID let, Hepdl'dsr. etc notified thst shs Ne"
Hand. Preferred Sock Of tho t0upsny arc really Tor
elrssn.- H.. old Honds e. conformity With the pfotis-
IONS q me rder'ufc 81 Ap 1903 a. mo eihc' a" t' fa-
"a, Ag.rrv In no.ton f.rt,. Boo NsE-l orb may 81 thsy
of.f.r f~fssis their Honl. vita Neon. DE LANNAf.
TLtUk Go No % Valet who VII effect tie e,chs1se
AID return ela tho now bonds .1i Stock. -
H. ; WATSON
po.to, Jars g. i2cl Tfesin-r % the Fiscal Agency
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BOARD ann Rooms
60 Get
Real estate Tor 5nlr.


- 49,, no., tts CIV r.,a - .-r..
~ I,,d ,,.stv 80. rtce,t .siiru s,o5 ssfden.
~ .,.,.--. b. al ~ 4. OF TIE et8lc-st fruits
r. "a - ever 301 r., lof. ront.le ~ the most
~ :. - - -, I'D Az fs. te.uut .afd.a. BIO i.s
r. - f.-riIs res ~ r.ri.b nd
lt, -. r,.-'-. re.r. a9lirsis .ls fialts g.. Al h,
.frs he.e' IA - tsr i.aas t.ffen 3~-
s,ss i,., l.o. 81. b.-s.--as ani- tls s-lfs b.-,e
~ f.ou. above fhe rstcllrt. uet e. COG ~."f pr ~
fou.a wa.-.f1ht. Al -i,hN no slh 100 way
!tr.0. bafr ael, shsts l'f' hern'ff - ~ p.
~ q o.i.hs.4tIts vs. aflsnsei tH4 80 ~Airie so
.uI.rai No't~f- Tie OF $50. F" ".-.l-f ~
Wv " tle ilnas'a 80 1ifhf,'A A. ~ ''""' ss'
above ~. 90 'oid a. p. g.. y. !' " a.. pt,,
-, -.,.4-f,--- t,vgtG,Not t.. ,m,iler
stDR DALI. "' - 49, r-pW|,..9
t'ce o. -. 20 '11 80, | 80, 4, l.e,,.s -,
49, D" 't- 80 =, b. -. "a "a - "a. .
i.e "a, .. ''. H.. - H..' ~. n Lsa .,sals
"t'e- -, b-..,.f-l f'll.tr r.t~.t ssed-sir 4
sei1f Wit Hi,s hi.,'-' H.. i. ,s No.
.l'u,,s- AZ p, - $3.50. lle.,.. ,ss5 Ft-rens.
80 "'--. ~ - a.. r...'' .o. "a Hofss st.be.
l"o ''.t ~ 40, a. , 49, ...,-.t., ,l'u F.f4..s
"a elA4.' '-F"- Ia D. ' So. "a r,..,I... },
iuniie'e 4~o'.-, CO.. '.,.'' 90 -
Csis-.s.s csaaty
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Just PgtIshed. -
u. APPLETON & co..,
Nos. AEDAf5 BROADWAY

sNos ff1 nv y"
WAR PICTURES FROM THE SOUTH,
By Colonel IL. Es4yASK Of Us Con edsfs,e Army.
vol. l2np cloth : -
This vot cooacs itsetp tho reader FOR - sire I'm
pausly The suhor deeply dcplof-s TIE unhappy 'iris
beh nov ast1es the wond but yet !9oks forward 20 o
iious future.
This book by Confrdsrs,e officer VIII be reid vi
general Interest IL t. written by German sdopt-d ot
tbi. country who served IN tho kets afy and hus Aoi
Eng.lnd escape the horrors which he could no oDg4
enduie."-fJ sEtoid Times
Nothing h.t the has yet produced In tbs .hSPe o.
personal narrative comptrn win 'hs ve1frs ~ IN
Dssfy. ~ woIk Of interest AID tru't "
tus II Sill Lave wide circni s,ion - y. 4. word
II
TWO PICTURES
on.
WHAT WE THINK or OURSELVES and WHAT THE
WORLD THINKS or Us.
vol llmO Cloth = ~.
From The CoDme 'cia Aiyoftiser.
The author Of 1.-Two Lives" aud Of Chsfns and CouDt.r
chsims will resdois sud IN the yoiums before
.hn hss tra1sctnded hersrt Thrls thcky scattered
through Two Picufes OF tie fue.t touches Of hn
nature aud Of tho most pointed applications u
principles that we have ever net with Mofcovsf a. 10
truly bmencsD la aud tone aod noniy phsa
thropic sentiment No commend a. u our readers " GA
perfect confidence that Poase IL without
being chsIIu ed snJ prohted.
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n EW-(DRk * IiAkI4Fh RAILROAD W.
-TAEisrArH. OFFics cpfu-r o. 4th-sv and ioih-sL
,esYok July 10 1904 his Company have made Afrsnfs
nelts tue conso oI % their whole debt by TIE "A-
tion 20 ts Flmsrs Loon sli tfDt Com any, q mott
.a.c entire foa including TIE cry trcs, sd by tue
creation q sinking fund pfoyds Tor ~ srsdas sufh-
lent ADD tlnaf. prsmrnt Ils csus,IatrJ ald sukius
fund ossse payable thirty years from at day OF feo
ssy With interest al az per cent per Aunun, payable
,sni-anruauy 49,.
Hode,s OF tho Second Mortgage Bond, Of this Company
Quo August 1904 other morgsge bonds, may OF " be-
fore tho Jay Of August 1893 exchange toe bond Tor Tue
Con.oldai-d snd Sinking Fund Mortssgs Boada
information or ill particulars CA 20 oO'nsd RON no
F.ruer. Loan add Trust Company. tho Trustees this
aac. WIN. III. EMERSON. 1Tcs,urcr.
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FOR EXCHANGE-Wel selected fret quality
OF LAND In Iowa. Lssing Perfect tile. I'D isee Goh
incumbsuc~s a. for HOUSE AND LOt Ia Bfo9t
lvn Jefscy city OF New York rfh from 800 47OO
". 4. GODDARD, No. Pipc-.L
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finanriaI.

HoxK ISsrRAScs COMPANY. Office No. 1875 Broadway,
kEw York. July II, 1859 )
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT on tho
~ capital stock OF the Company has been declared THIS
DAY. payable on demsnd. JOHN MCOEh' oecfeufy'
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CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-One of Hoes,
- Litssa-hoI.s powss Apply 81 Tbs Tribune Office.
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IGOR SALf.-Ihe Ihrce-story Basement aud
l. sul-CsiI Brown 5'ouo House 10. - n'eona piece
HfoO.yu HEs bstlfo1n, range u mere. maipr b.sA' o
&C.! tsfors and hs, escoed. $3.50 Oh mor'gssof 10,
.rsd Pr.es E1v0. Apply 10 +. X. KELLOGG. NO. lJJ
L, efi-st. hrtsiofk
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U'HE BEST BOOK on the REBELLION,
j. BYAF OREtO., CAVALRY OFFICER
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GUNNER Gcircais.

DOIrND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass,
Ia dehshtfpl sanmeHBe p.sss for everybody Evan
In. Post
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4 RMY AND NAVY CLAlsiS.-Wc 0dyance
~ upgn aiJis. sud collect the following eas,e. A.
Caims siinst g." Gov.ruu.eut: OfFICERy AZ CUNTS
Pay ald Bounty Of d..chHsed men S.5s-nre And Re-
cfun. kGpOse. Ordnsucs aud OosTtYiuastsTs accounts
l.tcj H. .ls Depart p-n Pfesgr. Tension. iJr Invalid
. d',rs vioas ndhsrs ind mla)r children aud bounty
and efr-ars o. pay lo he hsirs Of deceased soldiers
sO'lES. BROWN Co.. No. PAX place, y. Y. City.
GOLD1ERS Of the Two Years Regiments who
- have been nd not pat their bouay. $50
have the soc bounty bs applying 20 J. NELSON LUChEf
Nos o aud 10 Piue street, Room No. -.
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DROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
ID No 251 broadway, entrance Oh Psk.piios.-IN-
IIREsr NOTICE. Dispositions hereby notified that e
interest dupo.it, entsi thereto, ut the rate
of FIVE PER CENT per annuu, on sums not exceeding
1900 and FOUR PER CENT over 800 lfr.e Of 0oyrIL-
tnent taxi wal be paid on and after MONDAY 10Th July
Interest crrditei dsyosoIs, and II not whd ava will
dr.w interest tho same depos. nom ls July Bank
opsn daily iIom 10 10 , o'clock. -
W.pH II. WoRRALL, Secretary.
PErYa Cuarfs0, Accountant
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NTEW-IOKK SAYINGS BANK, corner OF
~ .sh..f. srd 8tb.ay. OPEN DAILY from to , .. M
WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS from 20 y M siI
per Interest paid Deposits made on or before AS vii
dlaw Interest iIoll that date.
THOMAS CHRISrY, President.
II. II BuLt Secretary.
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ArR-"Ous on the Ocean Sailing
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eusly injured. ssd those Who gave the report
eursesey knew Il q slv time.
II Gen. HasesIi will make himself per.
sonsIIy acquainted Win the people Of this
city snd county. he viIl learn there ere no
snemiss Of the Government here. sud that
when men snd material sid-nos swsgger.
ing contractors and unphnripIed Office seek.
ess-sse needed, they will come from those
b hes bean induced % ssigms,ixs % "Ss.
. ssionists.s
Democrats DO not intend the @ ,vesnment
shall Be desssoyed. They have sustained il
snidss indsnisies and prosecutions, and will
eostinus 70 sustain Il Ia spite Of eve,y effort
TO drive them from its support. II is doubt.
ful whssher they can be made 10 accept the
theory thst the Adminisssstion 10 the Gov.
eminent. for their sesehisg has been that
theirs vss Govesnment Of Isw--nos mea
that the Executive vss 10 Be obsyed whea
be sought 70 enforce The Law. but never
when be attempted 70 make Il. There is
90 Law Democrats will rssist. but there ere
some they will conssisu,ionslIy change.
I I'm yours. &c.
ALFRED p. EDGEsroH.
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n Pryor.

The Colsnbus (Ga.) Enquirer ssys.-
"Ths following psrody On the Lords prayer
wss found % The leaf q tract On the per.
500 of dead Ysnkes. on The battle Geld
of Shsrpsbusg. and hss bsea furnished -
for pubIieetios. We infer from Il thss oas
Ysnkss soldier wss more wrsshful than
pious. and wiihsl. slightly 'demorslissd:"
Our father Who art in Wsshingsons
Abraham Lincoln bs Thy nsmsi
Thy will b done q tbe North
A. 4 u q the South!
Give % this day our daily
Ration Of crscksrs end bacon!
AID forgive our qusrtesmsstsrs
AID eonmissaries; for thine y The
Power. Tho niger end he soldiers.
For the term Of three ysars-AnEH.
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DIR Hin AeAIH.-Ia vssssgo county.
Pa, 4 queer fellow. b. The name Of Ton
Bsssoa. Who drinks and stutiers. and stint.
ssss, ssd shutters ssd dsinks- He hss .
brother jim. vho y glib of the tongue end
! great Iisr--ws hope be hss rsSsfned. for
shs psolesssd 10 hsvs become : good mars
and wss bsp!ised 10 The river. L 90 :
bisses day 10 winter, and The lee hsd % b
cot 70 make place for The ceremony. AZ
|Jin cane ous Of shs wssss. Tom said 70
him: IL Il e-c-c-eold. Jias No. replied
lin, not q all" 'D-d-dip him 10 again
| - n-nisisses.' csisd Ton. he lilies ystr'
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0>rh estimated that the attack on Char
eaton cost. in preparation and damage. si5o.'
COO 600, and . the fight lasted only 30 min
|u,es, The Treasury wss bled q The rate O
100000 minute fos the folly of somebody
Who ordered 30 guns 70 fight 800:
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Accommodates J. Hosson. one Of
|shs ei,issss Of Wssrick county lsdisss.
|ehsrgsd With eonplieisy il ths ssbsi raid
lon Nsvburg lest July. vss acquitted ~ :
|jury of The y. s. Court % Saturday. The
other parties siIl - rslssssd without trial.
lSo ends % affair out Of which The Abeli'
|sioaisss have ssts @pssd % make much c.
pisal.
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HAliRcr 70 HooESR. Nay 1ss.-"Msks
no further movement until you report your
sissstioa. What are you doingi HALIEcK." !"
Hookss to HslIeek Gnmsdisss snswes.)
= an nindIsg ny own business.
"H0oKER."
HsIIeek y Hooker. Sunday, Nay s-"Bad
Sos not better return % your old position!
sHALLEcK."
Hooker to HsIlsek (immedIste ssswes.)
|"Had not ycu better let me alonsi
sHooKEa."
HsIIsek to Hooksr.-sYes How are
you, Hookerls ......
|youl"
HsIIeck 10 Hoekss.-''Co 10, Hooksr:'
Hookss y Hslloek.--I'n % itr'-and
he did.
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01 TIE following indiana regiaests
were engaged IN the series q bsss'es ~
Mississippi. The 9Th. 11,h. 16.h, lssh. ssfs
a4,h. 3lsh. 80. llih. l6sh, 9Th, ls'hs 4sth.
s4sh. so,h, 0osh. S7sh. 6ssh. 81. ssshs ssd'
|O7sk. lO0sh, ssd la Csvslry.
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O.TThe editor Of New Bedford Standard
ssys tha, he lately discovered in On old draw
r., which had not been opened for years. 2
remarkable silver coin, which hsd on one side
! head witS the word Liberty" surrounded
bv thirteen stars. aud The date 1929. On
the opposite side wss sn esgle. ~i'h The
motto s.E PIuribus Unum." the words Unit
ed States or a merica." and the figures "lOe.'
I, Il said this description Of coin used q
lcircuIase a. currency 10 the good old dsy'
Of democratic rule.
CABnKr CosvKRsArroH- - President IN
Howe The rebellion to-dsyf
Sewsrd-Rapidly crushing.
Chsss-RspidIy pulvsrizing.
Stsn,on-RspidIy efervescing.
Bates-Rspidly decsying.
Blair--RspidIy ending.
WelIs-Rspidly smashinR.
Il President-Yes gentlemen; but crushing
pulverizing. eff.rvesciug. deesying. end'nI
|sxpIoding and smashing ~homi
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WAR Is MAxi-ChemiealI speaking .
man Il forty i've pounds Of carbon and nitro
zen diifused through Eve and half pail-fnll'
|of water.
wHs- 10 wonAri--Women is ore hun
|crod pounds Of man. two pounds Of silk. tes
pounds Of cotton and one pound Of whale
bone, With a indefinite amount Of fuss ss'
lfeatbsrs. and the remsinder Of hoops.
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IND. VOL
ArR-"Out on the Ocean Sailing
Ho, all ye brave and loyal freemen,
Listen 10 your eouniE's call;
Rally. Rally! 70 the standard,
To the fight come one and all.
|CHoRUs.-All Columbis shall be Union,
Ere the battle cry shall cease.
Onward. then. ye sons Of freedom
Let us conquer, then have peace
o. .remcmber how al Sumter
First our Flag was torn away.
From the stsf where freemen nailed i,
On the morn Of thtt dread day.
Chorus. Colombia, etc.
Se'er forget brave Andersen,
Champion first Of freedoms cause.
Let the blood Of Elmer Ellsworth.
BE revenged. Let traitors pause.
CHoRus All Columbia, etc.
Lyon, too, though dead yet sPeakesh."
See him fall on Splinedeld's plain.
Pause and listen. Freedom shfiekeiL.
Patriot blood is shed again.
CIRRUS All Columbia, ETC.
BeImonrs field tells sad story,
AT Donelson our bro'hers lie,
And Shiloh's battle field so cory.
Gals for vengeance. hear the cry.
CHoRus--All Colnmbis. ETC.
But sadder yet. behold the thousands,
Doomed 10 die on Rchmond's field.
Fathers, broshers, sons and husbands,
See them die. ere traitors yield.
CHoRus.-AiI Columbis, etc.
Weep ye fathers. Weep ye mothersl
For The sons 70 freedom giser;
Weep ye sistersi Butye brothers.
Revenge the hearts. By trsiicrs riven-
|CHosUs. All Columbis. etc.
Tears from Northern eyes ere flowing.
Hearts are bres king. hear them sigh.
Southern motherr, 100. ere mourning,
For sons and husbands doomed % die
ICHoRus.-AIl Columbia, etc.
How long. oh God. shall our loved na'io'
Be doomed 10 misery and Psini
How long shall irsitorous descla''on.
War, and hloodshed live and reign!
,CHoRUs.-All Columbia, etc.
Then arise to deeds Of daring.
Fslter not. your country calls;
Il Forward, Onward 20 ihs rescue,
II Bravely eight, or Freedom falls
ICHoRus.-All Columbis, etc.
MEnrHis, TEsH-, July 81. 1862
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oI0w Devil ssys shs sssss . W I'LL
|sss I'll lssvIsg. TIE sssssiss = whsss srs
|shsy goIagi -(Exehsses.
We doa's know. but they've GOT their
|uunks With shsn.-(LouisviIls Democrat.
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In Relation to General Order 10. O.
Reply Thereto.
HEADQUARTERS DISTINCT or INDIANA !
Department Of the Ohio.
IEDiAHAPotIs. May 8. 1868. y
Hon. JosEPH X. ErcERroH. Fort Wayne Ind
Dear Sir: Your letter concerning the con.
slruction Of my order. vas duly received
and. inssmuch a. il vas . matter Of general
interest. / have published il. together with
my reply. which hope will be satisfactory
to you. an also in receipt Of . piece oil
the Fort Wayne Times from you. contain
lirg an endless batch ofresoIuiions passed Il
lyour Democratic meeting. sm very sorry
10 s~e that you had anything to do With the
matter. % / had understood that you we're
disposed to take very reasonable view CT
matters since your election: and had hat-
tered myself that the Tenth District would
|be represented hereafter, IS heretofore, BY
d loyal man.. What mean BY loyal man.
is one that is practically ioysI--one that
whether he approves Of all the acts Of the
Administration, or not. can nevertheless see
the propriety and necessity Of standing BY
the Government in such time a. the pres
cnt. You know. ss we'll ss /. that prscti-
caIly. during the next two years, there is no
Inference between the Administrator and
The Government. You cannot destroy or
impair the one without effecting the other
similarly. The resolutions are . congolmer
',ion Of "elittering geueralities" that would
be well enough in times Of peace, (were Il
not that they are 90 outrsgeously Ione,) but
10 times like these can be productive Of
nothing but evil, and 10 my judgment we're
not intended BY VOORHEES, & Co for sDy-
HING si.. 1 shall send the whole batch
10 Gen. Burnside and be governed By his
instructions 10 my action in regard 10 them
Il is sad spectacle q this time. 70 see .
man. clothed with The capacity for good
that you are. who might 10 twenty y-fes'
|hosss time. restore perfect order and quis'
smoress the dsIoded Irish and secessionists
around Fort Wsyns. II hs would. frisse'
away oil his innOescs fOs good 10 ssch pro
ducsio3s % this you send ne. II you don''
DO this nsy ycu not be just'y held responsi
ble for their mis- cradle out-bresks and rio
ous proceedings. Thines are fast coming
% head. and you and others have got 4
choose ere long -Whom you will strve-'
Human patience and sorbearsnce have som'
l.imits. write this with no unkind feel
lings; I should much rather see you do vel
than III. but an free to cay. II you meal
10 follow in the trail Of vsllsndighsm. voos
hees 4 Co, have no hope Of you. Yc
are si liberty 70 DO what you please vii
|,his. but hope you will answer q oil events
las I take deep interest in you for mos
reasons than one.
81 am. cir, most respectfully.
\ MILO 8. HAscALL. Brig. Gen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-06

IOkI WSIHEs my - A0NOs
EprroR SExrIHEL: With this communics.
tion send you : letter from Gea. Milo 8.
II Hsscall 70 the Hon. Joseph X. Edgsrson,
member Of Congress from this District. d..
ted IndisnspoIis, May 9Th. mailed Nay 9Th.
and received here By Mrs. Edgsrson On the
9th (sasurdsy.) Its generally known that
Mr.. Edgerton left here for Europe. with %
invalid dssghter. on the 5th. and that he \
10 ssiI from Boston on the 18th, % that Gen.
Hsscslrs letter csnnot reach him before b
sails, % no mail for the East leaves this city
until noon to-day.
Mrs. E. therefore handed the letter to nj
10 do with u % shocght proper. j is TO-
important dccumeat to Be withheld fro1
1.-The public, fot il discloses more fully ths
!. any other heretofore published. the spirit Z
1.-The recent orders Of Gen. Burnside On
Gen. Hsscall.
: Az fss q these military gentlemen have d
she power, the Democratic party must ces'
= 10 exist O. On organization. Il hss dsf'
20 proclaim that Il had no confidence in Il
! ability Of Mr.. Lincoln end his advisers
. conduct The var 70 sucesssfuI and hons
= able termination.
= The object Of the sdministrssion. if the
Generals are its exponents. seems 70 b
= prevent III discussion on the part Of Den
D. Iera's Of :ss var policy. O. suy descent *
q. wha,ever Il may adopt concerning the rsb
oflior. Democrats must speak approving
II of The sdminissrs alton. Or not speak q oil.
No msver o. more fatal error bee been co
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Br SEHcr. II. w. ZEsrz. Co +. 47lh Rrc
IxD. Vol.
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Then srise to deeds Of daring.
Fslier not. your country calls;
Forward Onward 10 ihs rescue,
Bravely eight, or Freedom falls
CHoRus.-All Columbis. etc.
MEnrnIs, TEsH-, July 81. 1862
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-04

THEATRE business engagements have
-prevenieSdi ' aai ,.,,a- IA
for the last several nights Ga friday
night, we hear, that London Assnr-
ance" was given in most unexcepiitps
able manner to a crowded house, Il.
appears to be the universal desire OF The
play goers that il should be repeated
We hope that the Manager viii Jet Us
have a repetition of the piece At his etr-
list convenience. Last night allhnugh
the weather was everything but pleahRt
Che house was full, we understand. Ala
both pieces went Off well On Monday
evening, will be presented the iiobBers
with tho 1.-TWO Buzzards as an aiiex-
piece"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-04
East Tennessee and Virginia
read.

A report reaches us from Louissllh,
that our forces have burned The bri9ges,
aud otherwise injured the track, o. gbs
East Tennessee Railroad, between If.ss
tel and Strawberry Plains. If this ~
correct, and it is in accordance YVat
other information from the same quattsl
this raid viii prevent any further con'
nection between the Virginia and The
Tennessee rebels.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-04

In paraguay
we stated that BY
would be rdnniBg
EIizabethtown, and
Colesburg, leaving gar
to be filed by coaches, u
could be finished. Our int
us that the gap VIII be reduc
miles, by the time specified
ANDERSON is exerting himself d
most TO put the road in order, and
have everything right as quickly les,
sible.