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a daAaD MiLITAEY AND 0I7i0 5 LII.

=
in: - .ts.r fsisDds and tito pubs Generosity, that
| th,v will 9ivs their ls,t ,rana ELL AHV AHC
! Owe D.r~t at the OLD AkrsIT EALL, OF
| TuasD svsnins, Say !arh. 10 ., FOR TIE bsue.
H. Of Ia fAa;. Orph.n Asy.pm CT this city, WHERE
faoI Cordially invite al WHO Tyish ~ ec,o7 tie
p'sasurs OF cSnoinS srd, ct ths game si,ne. con
s1buis tc good and ohN1sabe csGss. Tho mana
fenss, arl srs detsrrliaed tina. this shall be tho
most pieazaat sfslr Of the sasscr. The proceeds
viii bah sodsd over TO Er Eufr, Esq 10 bs Dc.
Isged to tbs Ulcers OF The asylum.
go liquor VIII be alowsd 10 enter the Hall -
coad cider Will DC iisldiy enforced. As tho n,sn.
sgeTs Wiz Laws strong police fcfes Ia tie Ea..-
AefEssanco,Sz. ely prices.
Hiese,s, Cd aaasstins gentle N IN sId III ee IL.
dis. IheJ ~ had. gather wi b ladies' inyi
s.ti'na OF any OF the folio, wing ssns!sn;,n.
Conas:iatse Of ]rransemen.s iaeai-natsd by red,
IA xz,, white aud biae S b I .ss,n.o,
UJ Johnston.
Floor Managers. Cad ba1gas>
g re w mp dip, w s.a .. Ds,i.
q Eounteast:e, Philip shcy.
E The he.s Iausie in shs CITY has aoen &C.
E'Asuoa A1La DAAoaNa xUADXaY-87
II P!ioF. Gr MAUR RSNaHAE.
Moras clio II Ill. BROAD sirset
iselvvxsa Oh and 7.h
Eox!ch-rrossssor BIN 7HAM II rajuctsutly
tbIs4d to rsfGse ell visitors cxost parents a: h-
Acsd s9y' DUNG he hourz Of tua'ioa except Cat
1roay, II O'CLOCK my7-6:s
+ BaAuRsaARD sooIk.s.
A sELEor BALL
WIN be a1vsn By tho Besuregard s.7eiale 1t Mont.
Cello HAL Broad street between 18th end TIN On
MONDAY HVEAIE0, Nay fifth 1863
Professor Sossnbseger's full CotlI,cu Hand is en.
gassd for thu evening.
gictsis ssitsinz = sea!lsmsa and TWO ladies', S.
n In mai s.s1 2nr
ssoses, or from any Of tbs Comaai:tee.
COMMITTEE
I'D Briggs 1sq, Up s...s BIZ,
yKMsrtln, Eq. AD CLARK. Nsq.
. Cspt w Chfn:bers, Liant Is J Davis.
s-Postponed 10 AOGD AZ, the llth Inst Ia
o--.seq.ense OF 1iatsry duty. MY 5-6ts
Toe DIxN1Y'S LUZ 4 TIE s:sa:a1
vii ..v. .sr ssr At as ' for Sf.".
rvs f'nf. daily. At IL o'clock A r. Returning,
leaves the BlHE at 2 o'clock r 4. Fare fer the
Eonna .rl2 Oflas O0LLA9. 40 s0-ts
Is Aeon. Lar, 8:
ID 1879 1879 IT, IT, "ss'of Family Bacon
SOC % ooss.ry soso ~
5W 90 Tuspsutins Soap -
1u00 do Scrap Eols Lsaihsr
'W do Upper Leather BpMia
100 hu.hsls cats
a aSo d pri:d Ap2lss md Psashss
SW do Oiehard Graz = eeed
0ssrrsls = Q Sugar
do o Molassos
g do Lins.ed OIL
Se0 d. Extra gapsx ard NIddllnsB
Flour
109 kesy Oh DonlnicA E5pils. assorted
10 do 1pihss
10 bcxes xolloW OandlNy
600 Do 1ansfss'd 20 basso. asAGan 70 |
1000 Havana 0leass
1000 IL S1ekins xobaoes, sholes hranAp
- gross eaa6lGeI ouokk /
On soasignnsat - foe sale kk
RI 1oDD1TG.
Co0Dl0 ieo 0esohaat,
8HO-8e 0eeD6e O. , - lSth 81
cxnlTUl1. 3z1111s6l1A 1n11Ia11A.
~ = 01Toet = 49, s.scsers ~ ~ 3ssSs ~.
- = 1.s:sse9 dslissls lasle 1zae.u!aa + |
=: seyeeal 1esa11an ~ ~ 1ahiaA 1aAc9any |
~ o. 800 Cts Wa1x4eD1E 06obcss1S
- ~ 0laa -
-4AKDoL-
1 &c., s''sslSva'a s,ss2s;ss: = sor, !
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ATNAW WAYS,

EGFrY DOLLARS RkwARD.-Eanavsy don
il the subscriber. en- tbs b Inst Q. the Danvills
Depot. boy GE0RoN, shout 80 yssrs Of ass
feet tan Inches b. h black. fraocsA d h. and lHf
~ 10 had on whe1 be LETT . btss hook soSh
dfab overcast, without llssves black bat ard .
nsw pair Of broauss. He was fcrms,}n owned b.
WIN Ruftcn. Esq who resides about lSihnss sbcve
Rlstm,cd. aud Wa sold nees sfost time sIpes By
working aoou. The city Tor OF Yeas. vii ~
the above reward !os HIS arrest and dsivsfy v
1sssss Lse james, Nsbmopd
ryo - WfILIAN rHUnnAr,
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.ninnMoSlD 9T-oFFAoh q Wy
q May, 1855 ...,.r. =, ,hs Lat vin please ny
.r~SS T,sE p--aeo, svire date q L.s.. a,.,t..d
IS" ssys-Ths voatasN ilrbe tvo csuts on sses 's'
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EsEvEN DoLILsE5 -.ili bay o.:s bo.t!s
OF k0CbE3 EkBgO0AILOE, q gcnu'ns Ups.
iish preparation. I: wil cure the West csss Of
Whooping ccEga Ia for:y-e:gh. hours. It will be
an sfec.1l cuce, 10 matter low obs1inats tho casa
may bs. FOR asis by L WsGNYR,
my l. So Cruepst 6iti nj DAD ala
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ENTI.L BE hv.D At AJOSIEE, 1t the
W. q Lot, Bacon's Quarter Branch, on
WEDNESDAY,, 18Th Fey. co:xmsrerg as 10
leo HOESE8 AND MILES
VS. WOOD, Aaj IND q u.
II Cook. kr.tr. U;yi
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

SUBSTITUTE NOTICEy
G UpsfIxUTEwAHTED- Over As > ears Of sss
- to take tho pl 81 OF q oonscript in Gimp Lee.
liberal price viii De paid need apply nnIess
JONAS, 1t s % Hickss store, . few doors b.low
tas Colu >blsn Ectsl Ca,ye'. my9 lt&
& UBsTITUrE WAETE0.--wanted, a coed
~ Suhsittut:. for which Z high p!ice VIII 10
paid Gail ON 80" cure If d b Hufyosd, Ooruis.
sion Merchant, 12 b II. Richmond, Va.
Q-1tH
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by LnnieY, Teliesor + Catlstt, Aucts,
feo Pol s:f.es.

By Lanier, Tcliesor + Catlett Aucs,
fc;o Pe.zi s:r.ss.l
NTE VIII FELL at our wsrsh,us.. No Pssrl
wv s:rset, cu TUESDAY, May 2 h comnsert.
Ing at 10 o'clock. TIE most Atnsetve assortment OF
SLoCK ABB GOODS We havs ": cfsrsd, cen:
'A'''1 ~ pA' pg7 GOODS.
GOO p:ec.s Tausg Prints
900 do E.escAsd Ehir:in3
200 do Pspsr CAUbr:o
so do Fine Ie;sa Liaea
10 do WtNo Good, Containing Check
kuElias. O..ahr c. Jaeoness,
Ewiss and EaicscoA Ausins
80 patterns rich Drss. Silks
SC pieces Lav.l q tloths
10 do "a Paris "a 4smoiq1ea
do ca Grey uars1Geces
5 ID F enei B,Rck fioia
10 do siis H, dksi c'defs
tOI Go Erg.sE Coffin II .ad4 eEcht:fs
20 d. Turkey Bed ns,-ks:shefs
100 DIR LINN Tapo
30 CO Erck sbaek Towels
Lawns Barssea, Lace Nantes
Etelia SaEw.S, Nmata.d ,.ies, 40.
SGogE AED EAgr.
. SO pairs Ladies' ind CEn3i on . kh.es
30 super Eel: Hats.
CL.TuiF9.
100 pairs Black noes1 IN sid SILK Mixed Cxss
mere Pent3
$50 Gun Jvercoasl
5dozsn Cssj u1o:e Ehlft3
lC0 do Cotton ald Wooi Shirts and Draw.
CUTLERY, MOTORS. AND STATIONERY.
So doz:n pocxst Kr.vss
20 a. L'rs sa1 csribsic 6dssa
- 60 White Cottoa Kose
900 los Pa..lt Thread
lGG3 lbs shoe Thread
eco co1:u is;5cl Gotten
G1o ps;:s Cotton ca d
20 st e :oss gste ard Bcn5 But.oas
l0J pzsxs EnsAsh Mourning P,cs
1900 t3xss 2air Pias
lGJ0 aczsa Fine Combs
80 90 Eutbsr Dressing Combs
leo DO Isad Pc.eii3
l4i Lsdss E:!r Yes
leo rs,nl, Gap snd Letter Pspef
t0l pscas Pie ilg Cars
1909 paoks ssavsioxes.
TIE BALE siI commence at 10 ocsncE rfseisely.
Goods sold through without lirsi. 0: 1egsrvs
WIZ DO added II the above shit-
.1ce0 pairs Ls:diss Lasting 44i.e:s
500 do fh:d-en's kha-3
IS dozen E:eash Cali 3kns
100 FeA ls,s
q gross Tv5.oe, Pouehes
leo n,ts Pxtsi ..air>s and Forks
10)i5s uoIesai.ver
Is Kegs Alcohol
6J .oa DsssT1 0opaSis
80 g,Css rCiesx oap
1tCo oalg Coccsnt:a.ei Eys-
LAhIS2, ToII ESON & OATLETY,
my 3-td5 Auot.5nee:a
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ASEghAL NuIzUAa

DARBY, EIAD d Oo'S SHOE sYoRa
tppcsi:e Baak ct, on Ia:h
Have thls day received for Ls6ss nce 1T Of Chill.
dseas. Misses, ana csac- kin is Of shoas A,ss, G.
nlos Gant;.ssn's Shoe ss;d G lv'lry Poot. rur .hs
tradA we Lave for rc.si: nike 10. If Ererch Csf-
3k:ns, So'e Lsathsya, AID 1h.esd my $50
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TiJE-iCl -I1E-
PeIsoas can be supplied daily with ICs u,doz
Er Charles Lsug'eyo Tin s.3rs. en- 1854 st. between
Is sin sad Cay s;res:s
mp S-3s TUcS J6HSETON
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Tho mansg. m n. azure .h.lr patrons they arc
compelled 10 shx peGsuRs WhiIo tcey are p~y.u6
ten and wsn,Y prIso for material ko tie increase
in tbs price Of tdnis,iou IL propcrtiehaby very
r,ssli.
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MI Alta Pony LAND POE SALA-I NJ, 10
ltl 6: public secicn. ca TauRsDAY, the :a,h
II LAY 1863. III fair; II nos, ths ne1s fsi.' day
.hersdtsr,) OIL sso prsmLes, my Present RESI-.
DENCE, :" II cite Hall" situs:ed Ia Caroline ccan.
y; "a t:;s A..sspony river, IS miles froEa xich.
mcnd. Is trom fredericksburg, ami & ON the
county s:as, surrounded By tie lands Of kersrs
JoLl Washington. A DoulwsFe yaI J White,
aud Geo Tyler; convenient to churcaes OF several
dsncmnasions In d rslsa5oshcod psoyeEcisl for ia
atellees,co, morality, refinement. AMI he.ithfai.
ness with every facility to transportation snd
l=avel Tat r@ilfosd eff ,rd tie sichncad AID
fredericksburg Railroad passing through il. 1he
1AkA Is we:: wascrsa. has on 1t . large. eonrac.
disus new and hand Dwelling. ana sv;ry re.
oesisry cut hcufa ell In good condition, together
With = aonri@hif yeuag orchard OF ehoi;o fruit
trees OF vsriors kiads, ad cotaina t51 acres With
saiiGIsccy Of wood ard timber Scr Its support,
and tho opef land IN high stat. sf Improvement.
no ACRES Ut which having Esen lined wish decided
tsEslt. Th4 isLd viii compare Escs. favorxbly.
with tho lands in It's veiaity, which ts1ioas for
.heir ssr.ty IN 81, the I-odns:ios coraraon to this
, at OF vi giaia In void, shess ra.Sa:l comes
into msrhet 6 farm In every ~zy 80 dezi. shIs.
Ternis ecceun uodsticG. II CAarEsLL
c9-EAE%tt (5u,sa'H a
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YiR3T APPNARAHtR
In the n. y Ths sire OF the ynsIS TfsgeoAs1
TAlO HAMELTCH.
Who viii appear this ,on
aAfJSDAY EVE1ra3 May ., lSs1'
- MACBETH.

The performance Will commence wiha
Grand cver.rre, (Ott clio. t!cstnt.s
When VII , presentsd Shazspesra's gseas ira
gs'y. In d ~ ACTS. entitled
MACBE Il II!
KIN3 OF SCOTLAND.
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OFFICE VA r & kAI1ah Ina 30
RIeHAOHD, FAY 9 1863
~ THD REGULAR AKNUAL NETTING
~ Of The 6tcckao'den Of tbi3 Institution for
She election Ct Dieeeoes for the ensuing year. and
for The transastion Of other busu:se VIII b held at
DIS cfhes On MONDAY, 10th inst, at IL O'Clock 81.
my 2-<Hle WILLIAM Willis Js. Eec'y.
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Nk0HOE8 FOR SALE AND MR.
L>Ok HIRE-Ror the balance Of the year. SER
IL Want WOAAN. who IL good GO 3. washer.
aad Eonsr. Apply to q HA0ODODN.
nv e--2s* EarshAii st. bet 18Th and l9tb.
nor 81 X ~ have foe htrs enc RACK.
IT. SMITH,, who can he seen at my house, On
Claritv street, DuvAla edition.
my = Sc W TUCK.
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osT-ln February. 1861 either on the Dan.
IL vile cars, in Richmond. OF ON the packet boss
70 .iclumtia. & small oval DxIAT1 PIN, (esdes)
with sn ZION head Of Wsshinsseu set 10 Il. A llh-
eral reward viii b paid On Ii delivery o. ~
Whig ohace. nv 6-5.'
OSLO nurdsy Eight, between Bssoa gar
IL ter Branch and the U 3 Arsenal Q PISTOL
!cr which hssrd reward will b paid II lst o.
mS atOra Inv Stall RW POWAxa
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nj nv nICW d o Il y + n 4. a = =
fsAas snA STAG lcsnaew, D'o10Y OoD11

UeHoTlnH.-Then a,a gsmsnAt In eoneeque
Of he high prioss, aad hs.vy expense atten0n6 as
pro6us,ion Of Few pieees TO- ase com?e lea :"
charge fem end after this date the Sso"'os sss's
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TWENTY DVLLAID RSNARD-sWaysa
4 from my house. On 7:h street, between Gay
and Leigh, on the 81 lrAt, Q black COW, viii
white spots On her belly snd legs; nef bag black
aud has w1rtg On hes tsats; wide hosas. kd
about ten years old. will pay the shove stsSA
tor nsr re'nn to ms sJ1o 3. PAR1SR
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o ,r-WedEesday, 8 b lust, between Boost md
j 4 VsnnSis sits. ~ on Unioo Hill, . tmM bundl9
.. Bows LAW.l. The ardsr viii b Essfails
rewarded ~ leaving the saraa at rr o 8fRyCx.
H Drug sore, opposite tho old market
my a-2s*
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TT1UED-A P0uKk1 itOK, cont ainlue ann
cfu,opey, which r. owner can hsve By prov.
irS property end paying for this sdyssdssusnL-
Apt;y next door to St. Charles Hotel.
rY4-ltk
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U o q e u
RNACREuARD EO(Ek;.0
NAV raYr

LOE UExNGY'S BLUE f--Tke s.sasosr
- SCHULTE Cap: D. J. HIfx.. until further 20.
lice VIII leave Asr wharf at r. ckstts for Drew.
rvs EsnH daily. at IL o'clock A u. Returning,
Iee!es the BlEE ct o'clock p 4. Fare fer the
ronna sri,. Of11s s)oLLAE 40 fO-ts
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ENsrRiY OcW-Came to my houss b. Nan.
II chester, . white COW, blind IN the right ~
aa marks The owner In 6. q lested to call. prove
prcrsEtv. pay charges, and taxa her away os he
VAL be dealt with 90 ofdiag 70 Law.
E1ERY NoxsISETT.
my 3iH Spring anl
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GNTRaYkD-S'5 REV RID. rotn my hoas., %
- 7th at, 5eyord Lsigs. On The 10. tnss q rcd md
white CAV, about years Id, with toM On ono
Of her tipz; no other msrke rseclec:ed For py
nform&tion that will lead to her recovery reward
Will be given Of S25. Il B DOUDAR
At r Daiiss 4 Cos, Cary tslo~ Peui IT,
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STATE ELECTIONS,

n
w. TIE PEOPLES 1I3KRT.-At . meet
~ lnG Of large number Of the voters from the
three wards Of this aity feeling deep and abiding
1ntsrsst n The welfare AID property of Rich.
oond after due elaboration, selected from ugst
the multiplicity Of candidates who have been
named Tor the legislature. the following popular
and Weu.kAoWu oatiENA They are thorough,
practical buGsnsss men, and II sseo.ed, will rep.e.
sent tie honor and true interest Of tbs WHO'D city
For tbs Senate
70 HAfK.AS.
HoSss Of Delegates.
DJ SAUNDERS
1A1xIN W 0L; iH1O1K,
Re- WALKER. my 9-2sA
~. 70 "NAHY CIr,Z ans For several
~ valid roae0ns decline bscoYpirg cau6idste
o. being one Il committed myself In replying 70
y6o ''that would serve II siso.oi" l return
thanks 70 you and many ffiendR and other voters,
Who voluntarily declared thsy would vote 70. me
and a1Aet theif isduenos in my behalf.
respectfully,
WE are authorized to announce CAPTAIN
~ JAS Y BROOKE a CANDIDATE TO repre.
osDt 1auQoler o0unty In The next House of Dele
gsss. OF xirsinia: 10y 9-dtw& -lawtdes
1. WITH grateful remembrance and thanks
~ ioe many kind favo,s received At the hands
Of my i:uow-oltsers, In the past forty years, 70
epecstuny announce myself Q cacGidnte for re-esc.
Ton 70 ne House OF DslssAtes.
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NrnLk&-Fron ny POCKET. during ID. sale Il
- xr. 4. Cau.horu'B sore. on Friday, the Oh n,
slant, . led PCCEaT-BOOK, contani1e ons tun.
cred and revensy 6olisrs-swo e50s. two s!0L
ard three ei0E-and receipt for rem. Of the vs.
non Hcsss. wiz pay liberal reward for the n
iurn Of the money. or the conv.c lion Of the thst
4ARY n WHEYLlR
nv ..ltA Vernon House AAxn n,
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E'Ae'TcH AELa DANCING kuADxaY-By
II PROF. J FL AAUR KNGHAE,
Mora. clio II Ill. BROAD sirset
isoawgs1 Oh and Tai
observation-disclosures HFN THAN II tajnctsutly
tbia4d to refuse c! ys!torE cxoeat ps-en.s q. hi-
Acsd ny, du,tnS he hOurE Of tuition except Cat
urday, II O'Clock 4 n my7 -6;x .
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! Almond II G I
| Atkinson A X
| Bieford N
| Bass L
| borick L
| Ball l.
| Brackett l.
| Bracket W
| Bisnkenship 4
| Ceaner W II
| BrsWley v b
l Brsnuan v
| Barker sgi " c
l I emmett w "a
| Brunsou W y
| 6enson W +
| BARKER " d
| Bailey y
| Brauer +
| Boqaviia
| B0nsvita + NJ
| Brewer Jc
| Breaton acting
| snsign r
| Barton Il
/ Brown = r
Baker A
! Brandt
| Burton 4
Brace d
Baron 8 Y
Brinkisy b
Blair A 4
| Bishop Z
/ ANnkill 3
Addy 4
DNiton J
Benny A
eurgess 7
Brown N
H.ldvinG ~
HYock
brunmelAD
RsnI. a -
R;nfo,tATw
Ra,.,s~ :.
Re-
EXEC
BsrrIe. E \
nnssHn"H
5 saiii I'M
ps s.... = f.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
From the st louis Republican.
EeHorCnd Politicians

Our correspondent Bt Springfield, H., fa.
.y0rs the reader of the Republican with an
account Of the dOiDgs oiMe .hodist Episcopal
Conference in session in that city. There
appears TO be about sixteen ministers in
this badY who have Something like an idea
nf the pTnpTietes that should attach to the
clerical office; the others, or majority of
them, would evidently be more at home in
some squabbling political convention Ouly
seven made fer themselves conservative
record.
One of the first things done in the Com
fereGee was the appointment Of q Commit
te OD the State of The Country. ~
We think if the preachers would devote
their attention TO the affairs Of Zion and
the subject Ofsupplying the pulpits of the
Church with better quality of piety and
brains, and leave the State of the country,
by which they mean the position OF politi-
cal parties. to more practical as well as
better informed men, they would reflect
less discredit upon themselves and produce
holjer generation for the Christian
cause.
The committee, in a wonderful short
space ct time considering the great scope
oF tUpics belCre them has reported and
substance of which is given 10y our CORES
pOndsnt.. They declare slavery the cause
Of the rebellion, that there can be no peace
while the institution is tolerated endorse
the Emancipation Proclamation; resolve
that Heaven has approved the measure;
HFsert that God is Inpelling the nation to
recognize the manhood Of the negro :"
approve enforcement Of the Couscription
Act and tha EusDpnainn IF tho bUbsue oo,.-
pRs :" and avQw that ybOdy who doesn't
give hearty support to the Administra-
tiOn may he justly suspected OF disloyalty.
The foregoing is such a platform as we
should expect to see proposed in sume Yer
mont or Massachusetts Black Republican
meeting. The Administration party of
New York and Pennsylvania do not so so
far as this. .-
What is meant by recognizing the
manhood of the negro" we do not precise
ly see. II may refer to an advocacy of the
citizenship Of the African race in the Uni
ted States, OF TO political and social
equality. The language lie that vhicL is
particular pat en- the lips of Wendell
Phillips, Lloyd Garris n, Fred. Douglas,
and that class of fanatics, and We all know
Whatthey mean.
AOooOlO Nut ibtltT Ol Inc heV. 0eC0Nre
IlltOn to Il darkey named Hgm!llon, which
epistle We print elsewhere, viii aid the
reade. in his effort t. comprehend the true
''Danhood IF the negro manhood which
asserts the right u! the black mln 80 run
for Congress III Ben, Wuod's District and
and to be a candidate far the next Presi
dency of the United Stats"
We shall not dispute the hand Of CD in
tins terrible war, Christening us for aur
National siGs. A. both the North and the
South have been severely chasised, if not
chastened, it is a fair inference that both
sections have participated 10 the sins for
which the was is a punishment. And as
this Is precisely the doctrine we have al.
ways maintained, we claim t. be entirely
orthodox III this feature Of our theology.
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A John Brown constitution

O. When old John Brown opened the pres
eat war at Harper'S Ferry, he carried in
his pocket q constitution which was to be
proclaimed, in-case of his success, as the
law of the land. 1t was called the "consti-
tuition Of the United States" Among other
provisions Of this precious document was
the following:
"All money, plate, watches, iewelry
captured by honorable warfare, found, ia
ken or c2nfscated, belonging to the enemy
shall be held sacred to Constitute a liberal
safety or intelligence fund and any per-
who shall improperly retain, dispose of,
hide, use, or destroy such money, or other
articles above named, contrary to the pro-
visions and spirit of the article, shall be
deemed gUilty Of Mejf. and on conviction
thereof, shall be punished accDrdingly."
That this had the sanction and approval
of the Abolition Republican leadefs there
can be no doubt, because they have lived
up to all that plrt relating to "all moreys,
plate watches, jewelry, &C., found, taken
or cor dscated," but instead Of putting
them into the fund" spoken of they have
taken gnod care to put them in their own
pockets or send them homl t. their brother
and sister patriots" who have not vet ielt
It their duty to shoulder arms in this war
for the Union"
Such things make these home patriots
feel terribly patriotic" They blow mun.
strous blasts for the "UuioD," and make
the whole land resUund with their pure,
unadulterated loyalty" How can the
Unlon OF colOrs be accomplished without
their powerful efforts p Portsmouth
Union.
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On motion of Mr.. Ingursoll the resolu-
,ion in relation to granting 20 days time to
The authorities of the Town of Du Page TO
make out and deliver to the county clerk
/ she amount of tex they nay desire to levy
for road and bridge purposes, was taken
up and adopted.
Mr.. Reid offered the following resolution
Ehish was adopted:
'ResoZcei, That the commissioners ap-
pointed to superinter the fencing and
grading of The Jrbl;.s Iunre. be and they
aGLsrsbyi as;rueted, estimate the value
Of. the stone in the old Jail building before
making a contract for the foundation Of
said fence in the manner as they are in
structed to do with reference To the old
clerk Office, and to use the stone therein
for said foundation as far as the same may
be suitable, and that the sheriff be author
ICED to use the balance Of the material in
in said Jail building for tho purpose of
building a barn so for as the same can lie
used for that purpose
On motion Of Mr. CatCn, if was
Resotred, unanimously, that the thanks
of the board be rendered to the chairman
for the able, efficient and impartial manner
in which he as presided over its delitera.
tions.
On motion OF Mr. Reid, the board I'D
journed sine die.
DAVID WILLARD, Chairman.
Attest: WM TuNNER, Clerk.
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The league Nominations,

Delegates from the various loyal league
lodges in the county met in this city last
Tuesday, and nominated candidates for
County Treasurer, School Commissioner.
and Surveyor.
There was pretty full attendance, com>
prising some Of the original disuniouists,
nulIifers, and John Brownies The prinei.
pal spokesmen on the occasion were H.
Snapp and 7. L. Breckenridge, the leaders
OF the Leaguers Of this city. Their remarks
were Of the most radical stamp, stigmati.
zing all who do not bow the knee to Sambo
as traitors and sympathises of secession.
The candidates nominated, of course, are
members of the Loyal League association.
Indeed, no other could have been nomiua
ted by the assemblage of Tuesday.
But It remains to be seen whether the
freenen Of this county are to be led by
pack OF secret plotters-wbether they az.
prove of secret political organizations aud
midnight schemes. We beve confidence
that the ides of November will! show that
the people of Will county have OF forgot
ten the oil Know Nothing party. Their
experience in secret political organizations
was enough to suffice for all time.
10 due time, there will be ticket put up
that will distance the enc offered bv the
the Leaguers. The friends of the constitu.
ton, and those who are opposed to negro
equality aud secret political societies. will
have their say 10 the matter.