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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-28

--f1i@ctHg m M FtlH ~ DFtAGE q OtHsF tRSfu-
Iae2S Of Ntftr ciUSt
we regard Mason lIanlil's Instruments the best
of their 81 wbic4 haze any knowledge and
take pleasure commencing their Cabinet Organs
and private use"
A. IISPECkE R, Orpanist Of Church OF the Purtans,
New Yors; JAMES FLINT, Drgau'stO Madison square
Church, New York; IiEStttLH GELHAAR, Pianist,
de- New ork; lllt0 HAGEN, Editor New i ork Aiu
sical Review AMI World; kAab KLAUSER, Pianist,
Pises Church. B-ooalyn; J. MONENTitAL, Oreanist
CALVARY Chnrch, New York; GCS1AYUS hMI1Z or
gaHist lruiacu a Conception Church. New York;
CHARLES ELLS, Organi-t OF Christ Church, Fifth
avenue, New Ork; CAHi. VOLTS ny, tian I, Loni-
poser Nc.; VI RNANS WOLLENltAUPt, Pianist,
iomaosel. &c JOHN 2UHDkL Organst Rev. Henry
Ward veeebcc's church, gro klYn.
Testimonial, similar effect from Sigismun1 hal
hcrS lillian Ma.Gn, George aslhurne Moran Carl
Zerrabn. George James Webb, lowell Maseu. Wn b.
Bradhurs Goa Roof, G1staee Saticr and many 9TH
erH are in che hands of the manufacturers
Prices Of Cabinet organs SO % $50; Of Mel deons
$50 to S!25 Wt,efooms ia New York, No5. and MGR
street. opposite toward.
seipliFe hculafs sent bF mail,
WareroOI.s In boston, 2fi Washington street.
HIASsbA d HAMLIN.
s Il. LELAND has good assortment Of the above
Cabinet Organs Purchasers iHvted 10 call and
anime these beautiful instruments, at No Is Front st.
mch23 d3m
nWIGHT'S JOURNAL. OF MUSIC.
~ ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEARl-Each number
CONTAINING pages Sing four RACES OF supe
Tior Music |usiea Fssavs, " tcisns, Reviews Hc
ports of Concerts General SUNNI ry Musical In ell
gcnce and Correspondence from all parts OF the Unttd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-28
a FARM FOR NALE IN uPTON

&iij MASS-fnc Farm now owned and cupied by
z.sz he widow Phila lawson situated In the norther
" part or Upton on the road from UDton MestborO
TWO and one half miles fir M the of Upton, and
four miles from tsibor0 Depot; one fourth mile
from sch l"l Contain l66 of excellent Land.
dlvied into Nowg. tastIrage and 1llage with about
5O acres OF good Woodland and Cranberry Mesdow Of
70 acres good t%" story oESe 40 49, with an l. 30
D. Is Barn nearly me-, so ny 50 Com Barn aud
Woojhonse, 40 Is rpring er brought to the
hoq and narn. The arm cuts hay ugh L II the
Darn the alb We farm will bc sod a. bargain. Most
Of the 3ur nase money cal remain mortgage.
For particulars enquire o; the Subscribers
MII .E- Irntn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-28

w ANTED-Two good young men, of
good haoits, to work on farm for the subscriber
IN Cherry Valley.
apl3 d3w# WILLARD NJ. HALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-28

and VIII he sold at a small advance cost. among them
somo NEW STYLE SUITS, MOTIF be found elsewhere.
Please call and examine for yourselves-Nos End
American House BLOCK, up stairs corner OF Man and
Foster streets. ain apl
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dHamts.

M ILLINER WANTED. - Wanted a
AVA good, experienced Trimmer to so a. few miles
into the country. Address, giving References c. Box
So, Worcester +. o. dtmyl ami
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-15
Die MroclamatiDm 6eS 0DnSermenrs
SOr MOrb GGrOltnG.

3ebulon 9. @dnce, Der 9e9enwGrttge uIurs
Satgr Der @recmtipe bon Nprb Carolina BAT
Nneelf9tS Der brUten0en &sSplnttpn In tenem
State eiue YrOrlamattun trlaIIen, trelGe bte-
fer be9e9nen fol-. 0d6reuD e. tn ie1uittIGer
Wetie tbnen bic GeGte freter 8er1ammluna,
.freter 0reHe unD Nebe berIprt6t, tparut CT le
5u 9lstAes 3eit Spr Serrat6ertf9sn 8ftpeaane
gen 9e8en BITE Watpritdten unb brukt, etgpat9e
Ansbti@e nit Der pp(en 0epalt beS @e1ebes
betm3ulu4en. sic leten BET Der betltqGen aler
EfsntltAen NngeIegenbetten, Bet Der @rfGnt<
pfan8 nattpnoler 5yeibett nnb unab6Guetgfeit
bsiaaftl8t, nne rtele 81 6eetutrGGttgen Jet pf=
fener 8erratb.
2Sas bte Jretbeit unb unabbGnatgteit tim
Saoen %bebentet, oaruber 9tebt uus eth Nrttfel
oes o@barIsfpn NIercurp" Den beIten Muf@
iGlub, Ueldan mir tn bel'ttger glanamer DerSf=
featltden. Qbgele6en ton Den tnbnltbaren
0riinDeu. NIT welGen ber war0tge @ertretsr
1einer iataniiben Moie1Gt, Ssferlon l., gsS
narnt Oo0t8, ietue Saae sn fifteen ssrInGt,
III IS fcutti@, gu bspba4ten, In mel9 pri9tnels
ler 0ei1e es iG berniiBt, nit san3en GImern
taat6re6tl!9sn SpalwnIer6 Oen ~9ttmmen
ben Ur0nD 81 lDlAsn, Der bolD bie gan3eGpu=
fSperatip1 NIT letnen UtduanenTttiHen mo
men ptro. Die 8et9eemn8 tn glorO Carolina
TT berett8 in pa8 Staptuun getreten, tU ite itG
MIR mao etne'n Tatrer uunitebt, UNI Der Sc
waltberr3Anft ieiner a9rannen gspaltlamen
0tperlan0 80 btsten.
@OuSernsur 8ance tDar SO etn1 Sers0nnt,
7b on ate SPITE Der g%spesuug 3u aeIen uno
eth 8elautertes 8plt per TretBeit 3urtf3ufi6
veu, - ct G0t bte Stnnbe perIanmt, Ma9
CT ftA nun ni6t puubern, tpenn bte bpGgebfns
ben Wo9en etnes ertpStten GpIta8rtmTS audi
i'm NIT Der 6Croe Der 8ebellen TN ben totem
Den @trlpel steben.
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25sttere surOp, Srabci4tem.
@naIanS.


2puopu, 90. Qngult. SIR ben GGntq
nap b!e R5ut9tn BON Dabomsp lfn6 9tar apei
practicable, retaoergOloete @a5en ge6aut porS
ben, 'pel&e tn elnigen Io9ea mad Dem Orte
i0geg 8&ittm'uung abge6en 1plen. Ills g5aps
pen prGn9t nuf DEM etuen E6itI9tn1e iebe8
0a8ers etue betpafnete Nmasone NIT etrera
2Gweu our Sette, betbe BON etnem blauen
8an0e nit fiuer fpanilGen SnIGrtft umf@lol,
ie:a, duf bsm ouDsren etna G0n(tGe Steug,
aber etaea 9rOBen Std 3ur @ette. Statt BEG
&piie wsrpen StlaOau Dte 3ugtbtere SGrer
afrtFani14en Maietaten 1ftn (; Der @aaet be8
RGntg3 TT auf 5pan3tg, Der Der &Sntgin auf
3ebn p~Or5uIpanuenhe IAnar3e @taot86Gr9er
bereGnet. Wtan Fie9t, pte 1i6 bic @tptlt|a~
ton aud tn Die buntellfen Nartten Der MaenI6
bett Balm brt1t. DEM tSnt9ttden Baare
BON Dab0meY lteben tpiirbtg angeretGt bic bte~
Deren l1retnpObner BON @arra unD @Om6pmrn
In NuRralieu, BET msl9en Der TortInrttt bet
@uItur f@ stpar ni9t burG Bagen, Ionbern
bur9 Elm anoeres, aber nt6t meutger peients
Tides Nertmal, Die NOreHen,W anie beset9net.
Die betoen Stdmme BADEN Dem @oubsrneur
BON MeIbuugne eth Invertebrates S@rtft1aG
our 1fberfnoung an bic RSnt9tn 8tctorta
etn9ebGnOt9t - uotGrlt@ mad -@rbrauA ctbts
liltrter 86lfer bur@ etue Deputatton BET Sc.
Ieeenbett etne8 3eberS Ge8 @|OuterueurB. Die
gstreue Qsberlebuug Der Nbreile lautet:
SGmar3e Der StGitme WapurOng, SO.
nnrOng nnD 3arnparagal Tenben pieis8 Der
@rpBen Mutter GSai8tn gictOria, 8tr itnb
anDere GGpar3ferIe lenosn iebr Stelen Oanf
Der @roBen SHUTTER RSntgtn fir Otele, Stele
Sa9sn, S9war3ferIe Derfen nun ibre Speere
fort. fGmpfen ni@t tnebr, lOnbern Geben fat pte
tpstBe Widnner. @Nwar3ferIe bSren, baB
betn 0ltefer SO9n gebetratbet bat. Sebr
gut SGwar3terle lenben tim unb Dir, Iet
ner 0ruBsn SHUTTER 8tctOrta, aIes Suite.
@@par3ferle fcrtrnen BON M2tam unb 0tl>
lum, bteies 0apter benz Sutsn @ouperneur 3u
brtn9sn. 81 ptrO btr mebr fuBen. SGwar3e
terle ale rtn9Sunt, rte tie ba Tnb, fnb bamit
etnDerltanoen. Das TT Nues.
Als 0elhenfe be9leiten bic glbreGe Elm SppIz
inrnfeu nno mebrere Sptere.
Der 9Onbpner ,5sralb" bpm 81. Nuaulf
Imsloet 6ol9enOeS i6er ben Stapslauf et1es
Der HebeIten @tbber in Dem S&iFs=
baHRUfe Der 9erren 9atrb BET 8trfenbeaD
u&tner Der betben, BON ben 9erren 2atrb tn
StrtenbeaO s~ebauten etIernen Dampfs @tbber
tpnrpe am lssten @omFus go. ausnl) In
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-15
Gtne Seutf4e MISUNDERSTANDING.

Wte Dir aus beutf8en 3ettuuaer erIeben,
BAT 0sr bstnunte bemt1dfattpltf9e Nefprmator
Sobanue8 Nonge 3u etuer vsrlien beutiGes,
MISUNDERSTANDING CUR 0s91inbmng elmer
freten bentIGen Rationalttr9e bur9 M6eeprO.
t1ete Dag 0pIfe8 un0 Der Oemettben" ett9ela-
oerr Die am 16. gnb II. Ofto6sy, tpte es
l4etat, au@ In Grantfurt a~68e6alten pfrben
IOd. @~egenfduDe osr 8%eratbnn8 Fnb;
Die iunere Gttli0e ger156aung BEG beut<
IAen 8olte8 unb 8sfanpfnnG Oes rett9tSley
3pteIpalteB un0 0tGubenB6d11e8
y bnr6 Geftelluug uap 8srbreItu,1a Der
~aGgemetren GrunDfdbe ether fretsn beutl4en
Nnttpnalftrde,
p bnra Nbi4aTnns bs8 @Sltbat3wan9es
fur bte fat60ttIGe GeiR(t4fett,
3 DurA Quf5e6ung Der OBrenbeiGte,
a 0ur1 Trennun8 BON SION, uuD Qu8trets
bang Der Selalten,
s. bard Qn6aGuuug Der el6RRanDtgeu
@emetnpe0esfainu8 unO @puODolOrganila=
ttpu,
g. bur1 @rttabuu8 elmer 8olfsGuAfGu(c
ftr inn0e OrebtBer Der aeuen 9~leformotton,
y butA a0id6rtge bsnti4e RiraenYer@
idrnmlungen ber relt9i6ien Acknowledgements
ala8 BEN periAis0enen Rtr6en,
3 bur@ Streaming Der @Gnle BON oer
Stride, unb .
81 bnr9 Nas6reitun8 Der raltgi5len Hr-
fprmpegetne."
Deutlafano Sat T9 nabrli@ ROD nt6t
~itberlebt, Der 8ertnn9un06prD3eB qebt mGAti9
bprrpdrt5 +.
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Ieseersfautf6e Sea6riebfem.

MaiGinQt0n, 10. Sept. Dte tn einem
aus 20n0On battrten Brief ent9altenen On
gaben In 8eju9' auf 5te In @u9lanb erbauten
8e6eQenfrtegelGtfe ftnO mnbe8ranbet. Ser
f@teoene 3sttun9en bsrt9ten bariber, baB
etne5 jener @toberlAtfe terett8 In Der leBten
g8oGe osS @fpnots Iu9uF con england abs
gefabren fet oaS 1T unwa6r. Die uff3teQen
DepeImea Der 8sgterung ffno piel neue1tu
Dntnnas, alS irgeno etne 3ettungscurreppn-
beng nnb Steie Oepe1Gen iagtn nusDridlt&,
baB aDe tene Wibberldtfe, berem Quslaufen
man befiir6tets fG NOD In ben G9ifB5auz
AGfen beftnoen, no le erbaut tpurben.
Sd CLAUDE suSeridtltA bebaupten sn bare
fen, baB unlere ge3iebun8ea gu Sranfret6 In
tetner 70 trtttfaen Sage fta beftnpen, ais 0teIe
DerIpnfn an3une6men 8enet9t iEnb. So IGliebe
ote1es aus Dem Gpn Der SnFruFtt0nen, tpelGe
9r. Separb In 8e;ug auf bie Sccupatton
BON Wtertf6 bur9 bic Tran5Uen an unlern
@elanpten Dayton ~erlafien BAT. 6r. Setp0rb
glautt, OaB Der 9u8entItf nt6t ba3u eeet9net
iet, It9 NIT Tranfret@ tpegen Der merttantIGen
Nn9ele9eubetteu 3u e~nt3peten. Oa man petB,
OaB Der Satler bic Wtotrpe Dpttrit ntGt an
ertsnnt unO ben Ser. Staatsn bas Nsdt te.
trettet, otelelbe auf irsenb etne beua4tarte
NattOn 1T btelem @elttbel tn Anpenbnn9 gu
brtngen, 70 tel9rdntte fA 6r. Sewarb tn
ieinen SrfrufttOuen, iene mnbsttmnten nnb
alsemetnen @runolGbe elmer traotttOnslen
Bolittf 3u pieberbOlen, wel6e 70 oft rpn ben
fratsrn 8egterun9en aufgefeat tpOroeh Itab.
Or beutet Der fran3Gfl6en Ne9terun9 lebtgli&
an, NIT melGen @elinnuusen ba8 a%nerttaz
ntI6e GDlf Die NnBeIesenbeit In NlerltO be-
traGte nnb psl6e TOlgen tn 3ufunft fir
Grnntret@ DarauS entiprtneen tGnntn. 5erru
Separbs SnltrutttOnel entbaIteh tpeoer cine
Gfrtpabrung, nod psniser etnen BtOerfpruG
esSen bas 0erfabren Der fran3SfIGen Neste.
rut,9, IOnbern le btlbsn tpetter nt9t8 als etne
MbanOluns tiber bte aHeritantl8e 0pltttt.
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9Spe3 etme Stttnme aus Srartfret@
seeen bic ntegifantfbe @OlitiF
NGpDlepnS4


Wir brantea neultA etnen Mus3ug aus Der
,SptntOn NattOuale" ge9sn NapDIepns @Clttif
tn 0lsrttO. Die Sptnipn ae6Sxt au BEN Itbee
galen 3ettungen unO pertritt BITE Wetnune
Der 9rUBen Me6rbett Dee Tran5UIen, ipetde
guar ni@t republttantI&, nber bod
Itberal unD barauf 6eDadt If, baB ni0ts ge>
l@ebe bur@ 6ran3plsn In Der gBelt, tpas benz
Tran3OltlGen Namen sur Snanbe 0eretDe.
6snte Itno mir TN Stanbe, unferen 2e1ern Eth
Seroentaun9surtbeil ratt3utbeilen, tpelbee Das
wSDurual bes DebatS", oaS Sraau Der reiz
den ram3Iitf@en 8pmr0eUtfte,
ilber tenes Wetaren NapOlepas au8Iprt@t
Das SOnrual 9rcift fretltb ben Rotlr nt0t
btreft an, iOnOsra Die Bortet gu beren Sun.
fen ct bOrgebltG tit Msrttp i~nterbenirte. l1eber
bteie Isbtere ldBt f@ Die ionf 1ebr bepG6ttge
3ettung aus tpte folgt:
nGS TT BITE eOnIerpatise RtrGensN artet, mel
de ben prdfpeuten Guerrero trOb fetner lana.
idbri8en Dienfe unb trpb Der MGrbe, r~portlt
er tefletDet mar, erlbieBen lief unD 1cmtt ba8
SsilpteI Deg 8IutpergieBsns In Ten baraerlt=
6en 3wttt8feiten Der mertfantl6en 8epm6ltt
gegsben Dot; fe par 90 aud, wel6e Dor brti
Sa9ren am Sag aaG Der SAla@t BON Iacu=
bapa bet @lerItO ben eInes Ganuibaten- @Gef8
parot9en 8sfebt erlieb, ale Sff5iere urter
cen @efan9enen SIT erI1tsBen Ie rUar s8. mel
@e, eher aIs Die Itberale 9artet, 6te @One
Quotas pber bic fGr Die grp1rtottpn be-
%Rtmmten @elOtranspprte. mad StraBsnrGrbee
Nrt, aufgreifen lief; fe rpar &c, tpslGe an
10. NOSember 1850 etne unerbGrte Gerle5uug
beg 86IferreGtS begtng, alS fe bur0 etnen
tBrfr 0ener0le Dte 89aren ber engliiGsn 0e>
IanbtlHaft In Merttp unD BITE Sieael b~er1et6tn
egbreGen lief, uut cine betrd9tli6e 9untnte
ian 3 @itQionen 5ranfen) speq3une6mea,
wel9e brttttFfen 1ntertbauen eeb1rte, D0er
DelGe man bort DepOntrt bate. OteIe 0artet
mar 60, nelGe ben farn5leu SedersGertra8
NnteF3etGuete, ben general JDreD, tpte mir
NIT Gsreutsn bemerfen, NIT SttQI6petgen
lber9ebt. Dur6 Dtelen I~eltIauten 6anDel
befannte itA Die Giraanpnrtei 3a elmer S4utD,
bic fiiatsfbn Nfal fairies mar, ais lore mtrtlis
@e &tnnabme. Dtele @0nIerbattpen empfe6>
Ism i@ Oaber ebenip tpentg bur6 t6rem confer.
DattHen getR, ute 6ur9 t5re WfaBiguug un0
Det96ett.
g}aq sIslen GapaaFnugen unb gr19attes
rungen fAien bic libera(e @artet snblt0 bic
Ober9nno 8stponnen go 9a6en. 3u Dte1er
pavtet 8sbGrte Suare3. Ntr ~6e9auptsn burA.
aug utGt, baB aud Oteie @artet ntbt grUBe
GOrparfe 0erbtsnt babe. Gin l1mfanD ttop0
bat uns t6erralGt Die Contribution ppn 1857
iaucttOntrt Die 8ett8tonSfret6eit.
Die fran3GFl9e Nrmee 3nbst Mlerifp I'M tptrfz
lt9em gstg Der 9leItgtOnsfret6eit uuD traurtg
mare 60 bed, tvenn Die Nbiaafun8 perlaIben
etne Der erftsn 8oI8en unlerer gtnmt1dunB
pdre.
Btr ftno Dobsr In Der Gage, In Mtrlfc
srnite @efaGreu unb eine 8tpette Nus6a6e Der
r6mtf4en 8rase bsfir6ten 3u mhfen = nit
o~er1elben 9artuGdtgteit unb Dentlelben anbeug>
iamten 0 possumus, pOuttt un1ere freiTns
nt9en 8etrebungrn in Der 5auptRapt Der
@rtflt6en Delt bsantportgt rerben."
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Der abaeOrbneten>Sa Gag tngramffmrt.

~"5S D%B ENC% ~H% NCk<
SR Graatfart ta8ts neben bem GGrlentaa
aud nod Elm {. Q. Mb9eDrpneten Eaa, b.. &.
Gin 8eretn De1ti9er QauDta9s : gbAeDrDneten,
6te idGrlt9 3uIammentretsn pOQen, UNI BITE
D~aterldnbtlGep A~ngele1en6stten AT belpreGen.
Dte btestabrt9e tpar bic sgpeite SeceIiUn OeB
46geOr6nsten : Says Die srIte mar Dprtaes
Sabr In Wetntar abge1alten wUrben. Oie
BON Der 8erIamnrIuug gefabten 8elAlGGe
nebmsn 8e3ug auf bte Glvfen-0 erIammlung.
Ste Ieben In DerIelGen DaS OsfdnbniB, baB
Der bsntlde 8unO ben 8~eparfntHen Derglattuu
niGt entlpre@e, ertldren lf9 fir Ote 0te9tsgIl-
tt9fett Der 8etdsperfa1ang BON 1848, r0len
Gber Dem Gitret6tl9en %NefOrmprptsct tire I'm.
terfGBung augeoetben ls0eu, faa8 an Der
Stelle bes bort Spr9ele6enen DelegdtenEaules
stn Direct pom bentl6en @clt getpdbltes 8ars
lament gelsbt perbe. Gin %. Dug. rnrben
Die SteunBen pteIes N69eprpnetensEages DurG
Den 9rdfbeuten b%eIIslben, Dem @rafen 8en<
utng1en aus 5aupber, gel6lOlen, OerI slbe
bemerfte lmlte6li1: Sod Gines mGnte t9
bernRrten : ma BAT In bte Debatte mebrntalS
pos @prt ,NeSplmtton" 6tnetnaepprfen ; mir
iWAG GtNe 5tSfDLIsPHAtptA 2tuL w isLtSItEI VutS
len inb grDBe 8erdnOerungsn TN 9eben Der
gOlter auf Dem Neee Der RefOrm bur9ge-
flBrt moroen. Dte QeibenIHoft Der Oarteten,
8ltnbbett uub garFodtbett ber MG6ttgen
baben 60 ui9t pa3u t0mmen IaHen. glp9 etns
mai bat etne erOBe rationale 8efcrmbepssung
unisr gOlt srgrifen. SD far&te, eS III Der
lebte 8e1u& 9eWsIen, tDsnn lfe miBlin9t. t1nO
bod 1T eS bst fetnem 8Olfe mSeliGer gsrelen,
f9 eth gtUBsS unb m64ttss6 SaterIanO 81
l&nfsn. Sc Ii tetne5 70 9smabtgt in ltusn
Nnlpra&sn. Dsnn aud jeBt letne 9Cfnuneen
ntat erfalt perben, bann muB bas bentlGe
SOlte, 6te nottCnnle 0artet lG bon ben Sol
gen trstlPrs&en. sic nth, fe fam tstne Ste
pU.u1'Oe MAIDEN; uber tG flr9te, psnn bs
tBEen 9O1nnnsen l6ettern, bann nitro mad
tpr stne Partst tOmmen, fie BON alien Refprs
men abtsRt. Stermtt srtlGre t& bic Stbuno
fur 9elGlOIien. SD bonte fur S6r 9~ertrauen
fur Sbre mir BET Der 9sttuna Der @eChGftt
SepGhrts l1nteraabuns."
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Gcbel
SeT. SGois' Smpptens.

Der p@barletpn Wtercur9" bDm 5. Sepf.
Ia8t: Ob9let& iprstt8 Bonn gOn9reB nit
benz Wfontel 1riRlt6er Qteba EuaeDedt. i7
penpp4 bur9 Die barte 0trt(t9tett aenua an
ben Gag 9~efCmmen, un Die totate ltnfdbtoFett
6e8 DrdlOenten Dapts, bte 0e4teruna Der
CONFEDERATION gu Ietten, aler g8elt flar au
MAIDEN Gr 6at iOpptl baS 3utrauen Der
@rntee ais beS Bottles Serfder;t, uub fclte
inpr0ea etne Neupabl gebaIten nerber, fpirbe
ct, ME mir itbet}eI9t lEn0, bic Sttmmeu feines
etnjt8en St1ate6 Der CONFEDERATION erbolten
Deunp8, Bate Der prpbtiOrtl&e gUnorea rnb
Der tfstge @pn9reB feline S9ulptqtett oet6nm,
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ntemals fSnnen Die Qeute lplbeS be,peSet.
rel9e 9rdiiGent Davis aIs u@un1ereu MUfsa
betra4ten, Der @pn8reB mub ietnen 0at6s
ten 8enaB Der Contribution naGfommeu. etne
unabb6ngt8e WtaGt perD'n, un0 nt6t Fa ais
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DAP uniere Sa@e bod l<eBIt&, trpb Der
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8uu Sort Munroe.

Sort Mpnroe, 10. Sept, 49, Der ORR
3Dm Ganunen6Opt Commodore Spnes tpurbt
9eftern W6enb IN glOrfOlf BON etnem @oRer
erl9oIen. @r fHbr bon &tm6erlD's 0erfte II
rtnsrn 8Oote mad Dem Wiartuebplpttale, tpurb'
unterpe5s bon benz Soften au8erufen unb,
CT Dedsn 4ufcrOerun8 nt&t 65rte UOe1
bea&tfte, erl4Ofrn.
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Alden to the Republican Party.

The Guardian, hitherto an earnest Re-
publican paper, published at Patterson, New
jersey, and edited by o. Vanderhoven,
known as the 'Passaic Dutchman,' who
stumped that State for Lincoln in 1860, bids
alden to the Repu blican party as follows;
we cut loose from the Republican party
because the testament of their origin is flu
ished and the book is closed. No other has
been opened that we are party to. The
cohesion of the spoils, and the plentitude of
power in which the little men now made
great revel and become arrogant, we have
no part nor lot in. We abandon
no broken down aud defeated organization
on account of fallen fortunes and desperate
prospects, but on the high tide of prosperity,
with paper currency of wonderful fecun-
dity, reaching higher and STOPPING lo,Oer than
that of any other scheme of the most vision
airy dreamer. With the writ of habeas cor
pus suspended in States known to be loyal
and at peace with the government. With
Provost Marsbals in every State, above AID
beyond State law, and an army and navy
such as the world has never seen. With
people for patience and self-abnegation the
absolute monarch of the most irresponsible
age could not have anything more to wish
for. Riches and honors, or what passes for
such, are in the hands of the party as a par
ty, whose ranks we to-day, as journalists,
abandon for the purer, and as we believe the
truer path of duty ........ - ~. q
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The DErENsEs OF MOBILE AnprHE onEro.

The DEFENsEs OF MOBILE AND THE ORETo.
The Mobile Advertiser of the 9th has
the following q. t.s- ...
On one dark night, not very long since,
the Oreto slipped out; and in the self-same
night, by singular chance. another craft,
destined to remain here, slipped in, and all
so quietly as to deceive even the Fort Nor
gan garrison. They would be iDcredulous
If we were to hint to them that some dark
night, while riding at anchor, watching their
prey on the outer bar, black iron monster
or two might suddenly emerge from the
pitchy darkness, and dash into their ribs
with crash that would send them Shrek
ing after their comrades of tie Cum berland
and Congress.
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Peace.

1t is gratifying to those who are disposed
to do what is right. to see that there is a
growing sentiment among the people in favor
Of peace. There was time when they
save the 'disloyar dem ocrats-were clamor-
Gus for war, but that was before so many
thousand men were killed. so maLy thou
sand children orphaned. When the sad, sad
realities of war are brought home to them, a
different sentiment begins to manifest itself.
When will we have peace? Will we brin 9
il about by fighting? In our opinion, we
cannot. We have been fighting for almost
two years, and the prospect for peace is
farther off than ever. In the East. three great
campaigns have been set on foot, which
were apparently designed to crush out the
rebellion, and what is the result? We find
nought but disaster and defeat. There have
been some bloody battles fought elsew here,
and some victories won for Northeru arms,
but in the great contests, where the "back-
bone" Of the'rebellion is, we have met with
nothing but disaster, and the "back bone" re
mains sound. The question NAV be asked
here, why was it that, when we gained vic
tories elsewhere that our army met with
such disastrous results in tn East? 1t is all
owing to the incompetency Of the Admins
tration. 10 our opinion. peace can never
be conquered by fighting, even with a COM
petent Administration at the head OF affA irs.
aud how much less can we expect it when
they are controlled by such mullet heads as
now stand at the head of the nation. To-
day we find the rebellion not only not put
down, but really strengthened, which fact
of itself goes to show that peace cannot be
attained through the instrum entality of war,
but must be had through other m cans. An
other President might be the means, or
Convention of the people represented by
delegates; but wa may war on and on under
the present policy, and still not attain the
great end desired By all true patriots.
Democratic Union.
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Col. BLISS ARRESTED FOR KIDNAPPING
DR.. OLDs.-We understand that Col. Bliss,
who assisted in taking DR.. Odds. on the night
OF the 18th of August last, was arrested at
the American Hotel in this city, on yester-
day, by the sheriff of Fairfield county, and
taken to Lancaster, where he will be tried
for kidnapping Ohio Statesman, 3Oth.
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For the Bulletin


In the Acts of the Apostles. 10 Chap. 80
Yer, we have striking description of the
confused condition of the Powers at Wash
ington City:
"Some therefore cried one thing. and some
another; for the Assembly was confused, and
the most part knew not wherefore they were
come together"
This assembly, for the worship of the
Goddess Diana, and the present Congress
are alike in several respects. Some cry one
thing and some another. They are confused.
The most part knew not for what they are
come together. There is however. this
difference: The EAhesians cried "Great rs
Diana of the EphesaLs," aud the Americans
are crying "Great is the Negro Of Amerca,''
or in other words, the Free American of
African descent" The Negro-the Diana
of the Aboltionists-must be great to break
up such Governm ent as ours t0as, and cause
the slaughter of hundreds Of thousands Of
our race, and bring sorrow and mourning to
every home in our land.
How many millions of money and thou
sands Of men has "On to Richmond" cost
this country? And they are not so near the
muc h desired spot as they were months ago.
If their first attempt to go to Rich mond had
been successful the two sections-the people
would not have been united yet, for Var
i, division. NJ. P.