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PROvosr-M AksHAL-OESRRAL's OfFICg, (
M.anlNaroN ID. q Nay ". lJl3

4 IL men who desire TO, join any particular
"a Regiment cavalry 81 the he,i are hereby an
tbofsed to pesent Themselves ~, tns during tue mex
thirty d1gs the Bosd Of nG SJrGn; IN their iepe ave
j. .rc,s The Boerd shall tneI, ard determine
upon .ssir fitness 10 tie srd iound % ne NJ toe
Provost, Marshal q tee DItric. shS give them
tckea toe general RenGszvOo he Hesdqusfrs ~ the
a. 4. PT0yosMU.hziGcner 81 fIe state. AZ soon a.
they pteseut themselves the general hsndezyons hey
.hsil o. duly mustered by nspong aud Sisoussn. offset
a3c paid Jy him The bounty I,lssyec by l,w.
JAMES hk, Froyol.-hG-Shsl-G General
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nsi ,orG Garos. Sc.

AT j. Eyf ,RDELLc, 70. 302 Broadway
N WEDDING CARDS and kOIE PAPERS Ia elegant
yiss Aso seals and Silver DoorPses elesspy engraved
A 4 WAL Nv fERBELIjs SONS, lO4E ulton-st.
~ -WEDDIN q CARDS. Sine Stationery Coored ln
i,al stAGrug .oneS.ris Dear cad Number Piee. Seal
fre"s. 6.ns Oos' cAecs Notes. La'sI'' nc 'I'A0'
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us,pSr.SrEEs Pa vosT NAHsslL. (
Rfr-u TfrHfrr W hEk.NorE ~. ia3 'tl-aE
TIr National Corps of Honor.

us,pSr.SrEEs In -vosT HAl,siL.{
Efr-H TfsrHICr w hEN.'orE y. la3 fiu-aT.
TIr National Corps Of Honor.
MN AMID ron -hE IANM ID CORPS
Fathf.l Sol - gnod .itr'cf vho ffota scaras oi
h. vicist.t-s ins. s,.s segse hei dutT
alu ouIv BE- received. fnstmoft f1f THE. Yeas
sooner dichtis-d PEy -isra ~ TOO utci
stass iffes tb.t Tferllus houuts fT l
smelt be- lowed toia1z tAis cops VII not ~ A.
any rs DO lnuos shea MAJ be duo 0f ptvyt
servi1.
r.. Iu.ias will be ohsey Provost Gusfdt for
o.ptss an otisf bula.. al "a Gsfts Ordaiisa
&c il psc3...y they oil b. .aeI c iOns AID Oaf-
CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION
Th. tppelnt must stts- ts. Crhcate Of tie Board Of
Enrol u.ebt - b.. Congregational psirct.
That be q ~ of TIE du,'ss. zone Of ths ndesssd
Lbov~
= Ttn n lot now The service. hs koEorabIy de
elHged
4 ihu be Z. fnerofous and 'eseIvuE
For the 90 vensncs of .c-Yics tie vii be sse>te
Tor three rf.ee 4 duty Ihola NO osi ecieoi aud
bodied and c.psb- Of -fofurf Eu.d duty etc &c
With uu.ts a.. sssnsd . oDu suss Of ne
It Battalion Those o. TIE urIt dsgfee ~ ,rirney, In
cludin, ho.r DO have Loot aLsud and III, lest
effective i1c ltif ~kol1ve lot loot r leg. 10 he
conp.ies o. tho second land Data one. they wall ts
affu.d siih swords
Unlfrn,-s..y Bio. with D.,t Bloc Trim mnsa
For Ia i.i4sat "a thor .a'o5In.fi0b Gpp.y 20
JAMES ". tsHR. Board
JANIS ". POWELL. Of
CHARLES 4 LAMONT. >Enrolinea.
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schr c. N Nsvin', Hawkins, Georgetown. D. o. coal to
master.
scbr Cornelius. Johnson. virsinis wood.
Schr D. Berry, Voorhees, Alexandra, D. C.. days, grain
to Brett Son / Go.
schr. Alice 4 Ids, Aeterly. Virginia days, wood.
Schr. Gstibsoi Br) of Argyle, n. S. Pennington, Go
nsiyes June r. logvOod to r. Thscsery
BIis Depiine (Brem hsan, G0naive' June H. leswood
and cotoe to N. g. Schmidt Co
schr Lsura NJ. Msugam oi NAntucket Hayden, Barscoa
Jure IL, fruit to J. 4 L. Pesrssn
sehr Fear Not OBJ. H,ou Elsutbers days. pnesppis'
schr Franci'' Buritt Nictcrson. Nsworlesn' 10 days
schr B. r. Hull, Holmes, Georgetown, D. c., day, coal
o master
schr Hattie Low. Milford Berlin days. to C..
Ravens
schr Caroline F. Knight Tsyor Port Royal via Hsttsrs
Inlet days suffers store. to ii. h. Tayior
Schr Warner, Alden, Alexandria days In ballast to
schr. Caroline c.. PomerOy. Calais Q days lumber to
Schr. s. @. Miles. Jones. Snow Hill, Nd, wood to A c.
Havons.
SEM John. Fautinha, EliIsbsthpon for Boston. and
sailed.
sGhr Caroline Hall. Lawson. Maryland days. iumbu to
scbr Adre Town,erd Loun.on Georgetown day,, coal
sehr Marietta smith, Mathews, Georgetown. d. c.. day'
scbr j b CSnnInshani, Warren Washington D. c.. old
sohr Fleetwood Wietts andis days. in ballast to
Schr. Hortsasiu Fowler. Bridgeport
! Sahr ADg o. Bessy Warehsm
| Scht. Vsnislia Street, ushins for R"ntout
! s.hr Avon. Csik, Dishton
! schr Lookout. HoGsd y, New-Iisven
scsI. Wn Mcd Dob csigm.n, New U.dl ,
Schr. j. l.. White, Potter, Providence
| schr Mich,e. Smith. Ezsoe hport for Boston.
! Schr Georsi.h. Brown, r izibethpoIt for Boston
Soh-. HerEibah. Lunt. Eils.st.port for Boston
SohT. 7. Johnson, Proctor Elis"hethpoT' for seiem
Barge Minnesota. Gsioeh. Baltimore md'e TO WIi'-m
wlND-sur,et from s. F., rsh.
The Eastern boats vi. Long Island Sound, came s att
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nlilitarp Noil1ss.
Programme of ARRANGEMENTS
for the reception OF tho
TWTNTYFIf III RE0ihEhT y. Y. s. VOLS,
upHr thsir
RETURN FROM TIE WAR.
o. SATURDAY. ihe 9TH In ant. a. Z ..

o. SATURDAY.. the 9Th iIsan at p. n.
The rrocsson will form lower end Of the PAt, at
occes p M, pr.et4ely ,1i VIII In the following
oIdsT:
E.cs-t-Thrd Regiment c. Cavalry, undc. 1iusnd Of
Colonel POSTLY.
Tv -6nh Regiment = Y 5. v, under Command OF
Colouel CHI hLfS A. JOHNSON.
The Procs soa vii aount the lower cd 81 The Parf
10 ard THROUGH the gs'. hey viii be revived by
he Honor Mayor aud Common Coauc, passh osi OF
the rate up hrosd-Sy TO Dran. a. through Dusnes
to ChsbAnL uP Ch,shsGs TO Bovsfy ~ The Bo~ery to
Bopd through boudst 10 Bosfssy, thsucs down Broad.
the CITY Assembly Rooms. tho regiment III
DO dsm..e and wall De oute4iusd al Banquet - be SVEN
BY lie Common SeoDc IN tho evening
Alderman TEhESCE FARLEY,
Alderman PErER MITCHELL,
Adefman JOHN HENRY.
Alderman y. I. a EODlF,
Adc-1iaD JOHN .. D1TlWELL,
Couuoilin.s WA.. JOYCE.
CouBoi man SAh'L WEBSTER,
Comedians JOAN MCCONNELL,
Councilm.n ALEy- BRANDON.
CousGi!nisz JOHN q. HAVILAND.
Cons.niiies en National Atsts
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90 Iusom II mGn Concern.

4 LTRED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wanted
~ Of Al,rd Howell. naive Of StsTson, NJ about
j. yr.rs "When heard from h. ~GS somewhere ~
tie susie % Iowa jnfo.HltiJn sesHe,t4ns LIZA VII We
thankfully pceived by az. aLcl- reary sane name .
ALFRED HOWELL fsts.son u J.
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IMMATURE ALssVAc.
orD-Rises...< % Sets.........73j hoon-Ssts. l;oe
WAFER THIS
essSJ Hcck.. l;34 Gov Island. 4l9 HolSee.... 6;oV
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OyuCr ~ rHH 4. A. Pros1sT. .'aEsr.s GEsSEaI.
SoUrnEHH DIgialOs or MAYORS. :
40 loo LconaId-st
The Corp- G Honor.

The NOTp- II DnOr. -,
MN WiNIfD fOa IhE INVALID COHfS.
Faithful .od ,t 81 good character who. fo wounds o.
vcissfud.l of pact.ted TT sci',e be dnty
Will only rer,iyrd knsAsnt ter three unless
.oon.f di.c 1rg-l PAY and ALLOWANCES s-ms - Ia
Tho Unitsd Infantry except that TT.niium. o.,
bounty enli.tuept vii BE- allowed Joining nj. tOi.fS
OF H6SOR vii invHdate Iny pension. 81 bountis'
which DO dI- for previous service
h- dudes ~ be chiefly 70 &C. Provost 0aerds Tor pup
o bnidr.x 81, 20 Cera. OfdsfBs kc. Do0.isaI), thJ
vii DO ss,Encd 90 fort, aud gsrlsou.
CONDITIONS or q MISSION
The spplcsnt iu. obtain the certificate VI tIs Board OF
Fprolln-ht In hi. Cong fs.,onsi Di..drt;
.t nat the ap3 csnt Ia unht iof seryice To th-foi
a Thai lie b. for tho duties Of them, Indicated
above -, 4,
50 That, n no, w Ia the service. 10 hono.by dis
cbsffed
Ga That he is n,chiohous and deserving -. ,,
Un,'om--SKY clue, WITH DARK BLUE THIN
Mines. ,, n.
for -utmen,a "a further inforns,c1 apply a, tbs ohee,
OF 20 he different Board, q Eniol Dsbt Ia each Isnsos
,iol.l Di.trct In thl city snd In Bropkyu
KOBT. kJ0EHT, Colonel 18th v. Y. Vols,
A. A Pfotss Marsha. jensrsL
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1urniInre.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
warranted manufacture Also solid Cnes nut AMI walnut
Cbsmb@t suite. pain and orususutsl at II = fARElNU'
TONS 80 Canslst. opposite Wooster Estsoishce io's
L,NAMELED FURNIrUEE-Al styles and
IL pf,o.s A.o Chamber suites M Walnut snd Chestnut
al t,nr., WARREN WARD.
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OTylcA OF TER 4. A orosT-Nsx'nAI-Gss
sOuTHrES DIvisios % SEv-f0Kk, :
NIsfoRX. Jul- p. lsb1
Notce 10 hs--hy Iv'n 20 al Pefsons whose names have
teen ENROLLED IN Ds,fiots ob.r TIA. thess IN ~hien
ny r,, tbs. ~ calm. ugor she PsvvstHr.bsI In tho
Dt.tct IN hieh they -r rs.c-nce theS OBTAIN
CkKIFtCATf - ito fact o. their enro n-It ~ 'ueh .
tne " aah, upoa pfss.BAsion. vii .ls them to have
mel otn ~hefs tbey may have OssG
enrolled e. s~b-fe
Ry .d1gttns tl course the rrov>s rsshals VIII be
sblrd 10 pence, .hcif l.,sG Tie seiy u. rAus'
apvcarir. more than oLc~ ia 80 ~aicl' a-rtf -
Appeaiou be saa 10 "a. fr0fo'iAafsha' - fo
low:
L., Congressional District Jsr'sir. l.
IA Coesf...rn,i Di.trc NO. 30 Bsa| o. Wasm'bHrrh.
"a Coz sscsa,lsI Ui.tdft No 20 " s.in.e a.. Bootl
Ath loisf..- iossl De fct NJ. ~ hfgtasaI.
sth CeuEfess oral utsflrt - a. btaIcst
o. Coz sf-.sl.Ba li.u.et Re tf3 ttt.-
-th Csas f-.slaual ulsitef 80 ~ >i--r.
Nh Congregational Dl.tnc'. fo laf. Broadway.
sih Ceu.I ca.4oHa. Dl'-uct - o. -. 49, -
81 ROBERT SvCEST.
A 4. Ifsvsai.Al. fthsl O.n-ftl
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June 1e-ship, MA,sdor James Hovey. MsrSres Ly:ns.
Bas.-Cupid. HsrtsbufE Omesa Traveller, ssa Skihne'
PEmeli., Co. Jas SCOTT, James Nelson.
Briss-CeuA.e., }. Titus, Antaso, and others.
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nt.astcrs. sc.

Krxssros. c. W., Juue a, h63-lbs pro7.ner fo,n'
Alorc il shore on Pigeon i.lauG Lake Oatsro. She hs
cargo Of and hour Assistance been sent to Ter
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6iaionrrp ano fanrp Cooos.

ERANCIS & LOTTREI, 45 Maidcn-ane, Sta
tionof. Printers and hook supply everything Ia
their In. a. loves, price aud respectfully solicit oTien
GOLD PENS, wholesale and retail-Cenuine
W goods. the bv. Fountain Pen In NE void seud ssmp
for fculAf Geo. T. Hswtes usaut ~ Nassau st. ~ =
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Professional Noilccs.

HIARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney ard
" Counsellor Law Proctor and Advocate IN o. y Coura
No JJg BT,sa Say You Re.id.ncs-No ~ Lohd"A
Terrace, " est 2Jd-st. ,bst~.sn yth and IJtn aVsD
hR. ". NJ. CORNELL, formerly Of Boston,
~ now Of Phadsphis, will DO IA Nswlofk 81 the roont
OF B frank Psm-., Clinton Hal, Astor Pace, 90
WEDNESDAY. July lat. TO prescribe ior EPILEPflCS
sT yfTfIS DANCE ard all NERVOUS aud Chrome Die
s...s so eAl epilepsy have been eaed vhin weni.
ysafs most VI whom have recovered
law BUSINESS. i take good cases and have
4 no fee n 30 .ucc-sd HuWES Attorney, Coan
s,l1r 1nd Not.-y Public, NJ. ~ a4''sG'st
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printing.

E'NGRAVI NC aud PRINTING (half prce).->
LN.dGnsA Home and Not. Papers &c, Business ards
BitHead. Pori rat. &c a KELLY ) No. 81 Fulton Il N l.
JOB Print az At cd prizes, at Lckler'e Printing
~ Office ~ Fai 6n Pes-.t \. Y Cad Chcn.aTs Bali
hcadi Lslvs T. Pamphlet, &c qucA nest aud enosp
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I'VE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

aUUr AND kHEUMAtl>M.
ssHsfers the plants 'Eer oi snt OF
lons ,t.ndluG, sfs advised TO u,o BLAlNS GOVT ArD
RHEUMATIC PILLS. Iney can te relied upon a. IRE mos,
.- al etu. remedy offered e. the pubic, snc have
been vuyeray used in Europe Tor many years win tho
greatest success. ....... -. 49,. .. -,
don England. AMI .olj By thea Agents WILLIS Co.
Flsu.ll..'.. New iorS.
Her M.i.,y. Con .soner, have authorized the name
ard .dif-s OF THOMAS fhOLi ~ SuGud London 70
b. In upon the stamp affixed 10 eseh box
q the genuine medicine.
Pflc. Is aid = cent? Iof boz.
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o,ycx Csoroy Aavsorcr DEPARTMENT, yuae %, 1903,
0yO BRASS FOUNDERS.-SEALE Pro
1 POSALs indorsed PROPOSALS FOR BkAsS
SIOPCOCK>" will be received this ofce mil y o eIocS
m OF RSDAY July 1862 ior the supply, Tor the use
Of this Department. of
,OOJ hye-ei- n,f. inch Brass StopcockI
Loco one-halfinc brass StopcocA.
70 one nsh Brs.s StopcOcks. ,
Specification. the blank forms for proposals ana
all other Necessary Informs ion can be obtained on appS<
ton to the Contact Clerk ct this ottce. .
WV " THOMAS STEPHENS,
RO8r. l.. DARRAOH,
A. ". CRAVEN,
Crotou Aqasduct Board.
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DROPOSALS FOR Sl,0OO 600 CENTRAL

III PAkn ADD ITDNAL FLNU NIVt h-',taI'u IT,
al VII h. r-ce;,rd At the Compt.oeis Office until
NON DAY tb, 2Jth Lay OF june 1908, At O'CLOCK p NJ.
a ,s ZANE ali be publicly opened for the whole or any
n,rt OF the sum Of ONF MILLION DOLLAhs OF lac
Ceotr. gafA t5nl Fund Ssock sDh1Tzed ~ Chip'er
Ii ~ a. is5g and by az Ordinance oil the Comasn
i onucil Apt. ed by tie Mayor JuAe o, l5o@
TIE sa!G ocA viii ber iteFet a. TOO rats OF SIX PEI pc,
cent pa, aoe quarter yeaiy 2hd lao piiH.S WA
b. re!,emea November lst. lo1s
The Proposals viii state the amount OF stock eetea sn
rri, r ..uie. dollars tn-re0f aud the persons whose
propOs,. or. accepted will be required to drpo rh Ihs
City within nvr days after Inc oses''
Toe h, d the .ul- ar1ed u them peciively.
On rre.euting the Comptroller the receipts OF tne
lie an Tor deposits. parties wa De enlteh - ~
.io.x bes,ink M =. eat Ia om tue day OF psSmeot
Escb proposition -boac b. .-a.ed ard in!STssd
second rnvt. ,pe. sdJt-.sci 70 ne Conptroler
The rsbt reserved 20 reject any or al Oh te pio 'Ns
interest,", VI the CoTy0rstiOu require IT,
MATTHEW 1. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
os g'.y o. o.. ~ isss 3tAw SMSrh
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DAM positively done away with IN attracting
l teeth by u.ipx my NEW CHEMICALLY PURIFIED
CIILCRORORl t,nsran,eed psrGsetiy hanks IN every
respect Gold T,eth t2O; Vuc, ito. 49, Odd Ftlugs
AMI Silver sud Dentius, 30 EXraetsng. 25c Dr. H. IL.
" ait, no. 80 th-Gss opposite lltlst
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Smiled.

Escicvy.
Bark Watkins, Tresife, Bristol May 81
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The Eastern boats vi. Long Island Sound, oArns In ate
late hout having beea detained by the fog
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1le0lrnl.

CULPHliR and VArOR BATHS-Estabhshed
- In only genuine baths 10 II. United states 81
No .s pare Esecsof.t, corner u Lsufeus To- cure
Il Kh,.mau.a Hercsfa Af-ctious &c. Given daily ~
Or. A. l. TiMOLAT Co.
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Ccuiiairn.

nR. uOYT, DENTIST,
~ 30 oJ7 BROADWAY three doo" 'toys 2oth-st In
cert. of Teeth his improved AmespnSrio
Plat.. with OF wiIioit sITac,iDg the roots
% Gold 90 To-. a. SO SILVER ~.
PLAtIsA tCont1uous Uuml 80 RU III FIX, BIO
TEEIIi LIED y i'm GOLD, SILVER enc AMALUAH.
Artificial BONE FILLING Inserted Vitlout pain.
INIRACTiND, - eouts.
No ohsr-- for s.ng when artificial teeth are inserted
All oTk warranted.
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p,e.cbjpg on Prophecy, 3 Snow, .. ~ "a
g. vii preach in Union be'iSnt, 10. mo ps'"se, ..
~. D,,kse,, Of tho Void" Seas lee, anu 81
80, t - a.. co,n,ns Savior invited 20 Leaf
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Recruits Wanted tor tbo l3iE Kegi!ient-
SevI OtA lieavN Agt cry Col. LEWIS SCHllthtH eoHi-
snandns. Five Baues aIeasy stationed at foft Lyon
near Wilmington D. G. The asr swearing H. ~iii Dc
WM. BUNDY, Adjslant
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HEApaulRIsKs 2OTH BArTERf. No. 81 Frsrk in-'

eI75. RECkt rs WANTED. sI1o
WANTED-Tventy tive MEN tor tho above Battery, q
dsht ARTILLERY now dong garrison duty st Fort schnJ lu
N,w.Yort hsIbuS 6l0 L. musterrd All NJ"
enting ill be tbs Fort wh-re they will recr We ~
tons clio hiag .dicai attendance &C, Gc h.eIoiiH.
fee, No 81 FIaaklin--t, near BTotdety. .
Is n. RYER First Lieut.. Comds Battery.
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Capt. Ed. Frossard, o. the 3lst Res, New, Z
Voub has opened Recruiting Once a. NO ~ olanu
at Eigiam,burgh ihe conditions of eni.tmsnt are most
voIsh particularly 10 tese VINO have already seen 'ei-
Two hundred aud hNy dollars beauty az" now PAID D
ne stat. OF Newly orb aud by United States Payment
will o. mad from date Of enlistment. -
For particulars sppiy ut No. 20 O.enStt iimsongn
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s-u,- ch.,cn.-rhe Rsr JAMES d. WILSON

rprInE-sts UHuTr". -l'I P.,,.f on WEDNESDAY
.VL NM SIVT Ju, A. EIsIcise. as follows WIS o"'
moo by the Rev hoSwEst ,. htTJG c6S D. eh."s
@ ,.,t H. asa d. SMiIH. ID. ID. charge 10 the
o,ds. B., he Rev. HODERT Il. BOoTh. LIesi'e' con-
uIsIce ct "A O'clock.
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Uants.

.CITUATION WANTED, in city or country. by
- respectable young woman az DOWNSTAIRS shh-
VANTo general housevprk good cook ana 0aA-i ht
asher Isner wiling ead ooslns has good fee'
sne.s Cal al No. $40 gtl-av
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ENERAL DEPOT for
W EAGLE PREMIUM FIREWORKS.

Attention is casd 70 the lgs and complete as'ortmsns o.
sa eve rk CONSISTING Of ROMAN CANDLES, Mines Flower
Pots N.ric4l- aud igucedi Scroll nees say Rock
bensoiss Trianse. PIN W nee Toipsdoes Fire
90, ., nd .rtr, lave &c. &c THOMAS j. JOINS. Sole
Agent Nc 70 JoLu-.t. between Broadway and Nasssl
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~ Ir1mOr[n!IIy Out OF tHTI'ts- =.
pt * Of Bo.ton wall deliver t~o Lecture. 10 70
D DJ m Gst., ON Maei.lsm" GU MOHpAi ana
FVrNiNOS Of Juus ~ nnd 30 At tho HAN no
~ Co.nsf institute. to connspos al ocioos. AZ p,a
" so,tas!i.m aud snIiou. to support the usAn' "' "'
Ia att.ud.
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South Congregational Church, corner P~sdcnt
and Couss Notwithstanding In THE bouseJTO NOR
ROW Sunday by the Rev. THE0 8. BROWN.'of Plain.
field j. Services At ~ q N. and "a p. IN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-08

organization. Its pretended love OF
freedom means nothing more nor less
than dissolution of the U Mon. Hon.
est men Of all parties should to expose
their intentions and arrest their pro-
gress."
True as holy writ 1t is 'disloyal
organization" and ''its pretended love
of freedom means dissolution of the
Union.' Its pretended regard for the
Union is only cloak under the guise
of which they seek to assassinate the
dearest hopes and destroy the liberties
of the American people. Who does not
know that the republican party from
the President down is under the control
of men that have, since 1887 declared
the constitution covenent with death
and an agreement with helln' Wen
dell Philips openly boastedin the Unit
ed States Capitol that he had labored
nineteen years to take as many States
out of the Union yet he was IN no dan
ger from any officer in the employ Of,
the Federal government while hundreds
ofmen proclaiming their unaltera BILE de-
votion to the constitution, and the main
tenance and integrity of the Uuion un-
der it, have found lodgment for this
and no other cause in republican bas-
tiles. William Lloyd Garrison, until
the President issued his emancipation
proclamation, had as the motto of his
paper, ;'The Constitution of the U. s.,
a covenant with death and an agree
ment with HE'LL" yet was never denied
the use of the mails. And why, if this
infamous sentiment did not accord with
the views Of the President and his Cabi-
net? The leaders of that party mean
disunlon, regardless of the means en-
ployed to accomplish it. Therefore,
with "Old Hickory" we say "Honcst
men of all parties should unite to ex-
pose their intentions and arrest their
progress"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-08

must ever resist the right Of any State
to remain in the Union and nul|ify or
defy the laws thereof. To aoithdraao
from the Union IS quite another mat
ter auheneuer q considerable section
ofhe Union shall deliberately resolre
to go ont. aoe shall resist all coercive
measuses designed to keep 1t in. We
hope never to live IN repu bic where
of one section is pinned to another by
bayonets,
From the Tribune, ef Nov. Goth, 1860
If the cotton States unitedly and
earnestly wish to withdraw peacefully
from the Union, aOe think they should
be alloaced to go. Any attempt to
compel them by force to remain aoould
be contrary to the principles e'sunciat
ed Ia the Immortal Declaration Of
independence, contrary to the funda
mental iceas on which human liberty is
ba ,ed.
From the Tribune Dec. II, 1861
If it (the Declaration ofIndcpendence)
justified the secession from the British
Empire of three million of colonists in
1776, ,pe do ,,ot see aohy 1t aoould not
justify the secession u. f.fue millions Of
Southrons from the Union IN 1861.
From tho Tribune of February %, 1851
Whenever 1t shall be clear that
the great body ofthe Southern people
haze become alienated from the Un-
ion, and anxious to escape from it.
WE WILL DO OUR BEST TO FORWARD
THEIR VIEWS.
Wouldn't it be wise move for Mr..
Stanton to call off his spy corps from
the track of the Dutch farmers away up
in the interior of Pennsylvania who are
suspected of designs on the person of
Abraham Lincoln, and send them after
Greeley.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-08

THE WISCONSIN VOTE AND TIE JUDGE THERE.
The Tribune says:
The utter falsehood Of the assertion
that the Wisconsin soldiers were s'com.
PEELED to vote according to ordcr'' is
shown by the fact that votes for Goth
rem were in nearly every company,
while in quite number they amount
ed to a majority. How could this be,
if the soldiers were compelled to vote for
Dixon
The simplest way in the world. Even
in Western Virginia, the military in.
sisted upon having some votes against
the adoption Of the new constitution.
The Wisconsin soldiers vote was ofthe
same cast and character. Some were
left, or compelled or ordered, it may be,
to vote for Cothren forappearance sake.
All of US we'll recollect that when the
present Emperor Napoleon was elected
Emperor by universal suffrage, in his
army just such votes were allowed
against him as in the Wisconsin ranks
against Cothren. Besides, the army
votes we're counted by their republican
officers, any hov, and every ho,c. -.
There is no sort of security for honesty
in this counting. Where one Wisconsin
vote was allowed for Cothren, doubtless
four or five were couuted IN for Dixon.
The whole thing is fraudulentand wick.
ed. The whole election of a judge Of
the supreme bench Of Wisconsin by an
army directed vote over the home
citizen vote is an outrage upon the whole
system of republican government and
the whole system of free suffrage. But
it is nothing new, for it IS the old Pre-
torian and Emperor military system of
Rome, now being introduced into the
United States.-N. Y Erpress.