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ID EVOLVING IRON TURRETs.

- 'r'H NAVY DEPARTMEsr, July %, 1850
The Navy Departnent will, until the 9sth day Of
August, receive ptoposltioos for the con.truetion
and erection on board vessel to 6e built At the
Portsmouth, N. H., Boston, New York and Philac
delphia navy yards, o. two revolving turlets and
each vsssei. %.
The Internal diameter Of the turrets to be u feet
height 0 feet inches, thioknss " inchssi 70 be
composed OF two .eparAte shels OF plate Iron, with
wrought iron slAbs Inserted between the same.
The pilot house on each tutret to be feet inter
nal diameter, feet inches high, iainches thick,
composed Of plate Iron. s. -.
The turret engines and gear for turning and reg
ulAtinG the movement OF the turset the gun slides
and carriage, port stoppers and Other internal Ar
rAngsments to be Of the same genersl character -
the Monitor class Of vessels. The impregnable
smoke pipe to be 10 thickness 9 inches, composed
Of plate ironi inslde diameter sItsest and height
Ths proposition must embrace all the above
msntioned work, including the bracinx ot the tur-
rets and stats the cost and the time within which
the work for each vessel Will be completed, on
board, and ready Tor service.
1hs general plans can be examined at the once
Of the Inspector Of Iron-olad Steamer, aos Canal
street, New York. M srr .. fa.. ID. .T...
Ths Proposals must BE- Endorsed On the outside
"Proposals for Revolving Turrets," that they may
be distinguished from other letter., jy2ssswtau2s
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HEApo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF WAsnIsoroS,
OFFICE CHiEF QvAATERMksTER, May "a, 1858, I
DEALERS IN A0kICvLTuRAL IaPLEMIsTs, GAR
DEN SEEDS, as. are requested to furnish this once
price lists Of the various articles Of their trade.
The same should bs directed to usutsnAnt Col.
onel ELiAs n. GnEExE, CHIEF 9uartsrmaster, Do
! psTtmspt Of Washington, psy%u
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fsehnoneoie HeS1nee. ts IS
10 VI NJ S4<> tHXal
wniTsHuHsf's GAia,nr, asl PSnrsYIsASiA
AvEHuE, ovEe TRLGonAYB orr scns-u u11eeAurvs,
cutstripItaf hts eonpeeltosss has
three bflPiune u thy country, ~, q nsaal q
.,,s 4. "a; Y csG soScs.c co,a ~
Order. ioi visvs oi 6sesIS.Saas promptly a.
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wao wnI % CuAspt We dssire 70 ca,
spccial Attsati1p 70 ~ a1vssSe,eoe q che csie.
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sss,sa. ssssss,Ss s.. ~ sss:s 80 ~ !.
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.:ssSii.s:s s.s :si 3. ssis q = q % Sss:i rs
siaa. HsseS sassS SURE q d "a ~ tkafss'
= Z 10. q stss bsPsat1 Lee,
.ss Oppesiee ~ eeesfa - ooS.
wnArrme PArrn for sais Il shis once.
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MAYORS OFFICE, AUaUsT IL, 1858

Proposals viii be received At this once until
MONDAY, the i1th dav q August, y O'Clock m,
Ninthteentn TO Twenty y-Arst street west. The
gr. e to be nine inches 81 the gutter line, and to
be Of quality approved ny the Con mmissioner and
raked Of sil stone Of Improper siie and well rolled
with heavy ROLLER. .--g ... ........
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
trimming, and per square yard for gIavslhng.
No pait Of the appropriation will be paid the
cont actor except upon the certificate Of the Com
missionsis that the work has bsen proPsriv exc.
cuted. FIR DORSEfT,
Commlssioner First Ward
... A. ROStRAY,
.-. .- .-.- JOAN II. STRAIN,
autl-dst Assistant Commtssioners
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OF F 1 G 1 A L

II II . " . A ~
WAR bEPARTMrSr,)
PAovosr MAMMAL GEHERAL's OrYIcE,
wAsHiSor6S, D. C., July 18th, 1859.
Circular No. %, H.H.
The following Opinion Of Hon. William Whiting,
solicitor Of the War Department, Is published for
the Information and guidance OF all concerned:
OPINION,
indians and hslf-breeds are not citizens OF the
United states, within the meaning Of the Enroll
ment act, unlcss they have been made citizens by
act OF Congrsss, ~ was the case with the Stock
bridge tribe OF Indisns, (see Statutes at Large,
page sA1,) or BY treaty, as was the case with
Dancing Raboit creek Treaty. By which Choc.
taws might become citizens, tsrtiels xivl or by
naturaliration under some law OF Congress.
"upless Indiana come within some Of these ex.
csptions they should not be enrolled In the forces
OF the United States. See Opinions Of Attorney
General, volume vii, pase 75o
tsiyned) "WILLIAM WHITING,
"soiicitor Of the War department"
JAMES d. Fay,
| auii-d Provost Marshal General.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoposALs FOR BOOKS.
su.s.A,y q sAy.s.s..o.,

os: ssAasR a.i i: T. ss sss e. is: a
Gsss Gs y. h:sy ~: Atr'ss ~ '0sh
Proposals must be indorsed +" Proposals. for
Books" snd diseeted to the Chief ef Tie Bureau.
tior, persosaliy or by nan. q the Dufssu.
No proposals. will be entertained from those not
actual publishers OF or regular licensed dealers 10
ai the BIDS, 20 fsrths iatefest Of the
The Book must be supplied ~ slled ior By order
OF the Bureau ana delivered With AZ fessonaols
station, At the expense and risk>Ui the eonracior
and all books 90 delivered, must be subject 10 the
inspecfion Oh and enurely satisfactory TO- the
Every offer must be accompanied by written
guaranty ~ required by law. augis-tawtw
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UTATER.PRooF PAINT,
wATER-PROOF PAINT.

lam manufacturing an article Of Paint, Of my
own Invention, for painting brtok walls, which
useful In the exposed psrts q halldiAgt whore
they are subject 70 driving rains. The utility Of
this invsntion viii BE- readily AStresstsd ~ thoee
shoIid 30 sddrSssSd 70 John W. MAAxlN
Ysaseasw' ~ ~ Ninth ssrsst sevps ef9,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE
Hair Cloth. ~ 70 soiueh. hljIs
Green, Brown, Blue and other colored Canvas
Tufting Twtnc, s.- - ... .......
Upt.oistcrers' Hammer,
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curlsd Hair, .'.-
Uphoistsscrs' Taoks, Light TackS,
Finishing prads,
Brass and Iron Screws, l...
Bllnd and Window Fsstsuings and Tri~nanss'
CAstors Chair, Table, and soekes-hfssssha
Back saws, Escuteheons,
Screw Rings, 10.
Drawer, Cupboard, TIL, Chest, box ana tfunk
Locks In great variety.
&c, kc &c. r..,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
IAL. 1ITT

WAR DEPARTMERr)
PRovosr MARSHAL GENEaAL's OrYICl,
WAsHisoros, d. O., August I, 1855.
CircNar No. o..
The following opinion Of Colonel Joseph Holt,
Judge Advocate General, upon . communication
from the Once OF the PAymsster General, touching
the liability to draft OF Payma Clerks, pub
lishsd and will govern In this and all analogous
cases, viz; .....
"JupoE ADVOCATE GrsERAL,s OsrIcE,(
august ID, les
"Ciaims to exemption non the draft should BE-
strictly construed. Both the letter and spirit Of
the sct for enrolling the National foress require
this. The Paymasters' clerks, mentioned In this
sosa 'unication, are not found in the list OF ex.
sssp d clsssss ~ enumeratedj nor 10 II believed
thsttley Gan be assigned to what solicitor Whiting
has denominated third class, and which 10 neces-
sarily exempt, Wis those In the military service Of
the United States on ii March, 1859. They sustain,
It IL trus, certain relation to the military service
- do teAmsters and others who may receive a
ration daily part Of their allowances, but they
not far In that service as to DO liable to the
Held duty for which the National forces are drafted
| and they should not therefore by reason OF their
position be permitted TO escape that liability,
should the chances OF the drsft impose It upon
(slgnsd) 10 "JOsEPH HOLT,
"Judgs Advocats General"
JAMES B. Fry,
auGtl--tf Provost Marshal General.
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HEADoUARrERs PRoyosT MARSHALL
DsrRIcr or COLUMBIA, August 0, 1863
The Beard OF Enrolment for the District Of CO.
lumbia will meet to hear exemptions at the City
Hall, Washington, on Monday, August 10th, at .
q. M, and continue On during the week.
HENRY A, sCHEETZ,
Aul0-6t Captain and Provost Marshal.
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NOTICE.

WAR DEPARTmEsT,t
WARRINGTON CITY, u. e., Jan 70, isss,
In consequence of The pressure OF business al
the War Department, p.sses for citizens to visit
the Army Of the Potomac will be given st the otoe
Of Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, Ia PennsyivAniA avenue,
above Nineteenth street. JAm
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

DOY WANTED. IA GOOD BOY,
I'D who can come we'll recommended, 10 wanted
- YES Pennsylysnia avenue. Apply at once.
@ UBSTITUTE WANTED. -.-ANY
- ps.son wishing to 20 - . sui stitute for .
ing p, % hspubl'ess smss, s'ssiag fsisS
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WAS DEPARTMENT,
PRoySsr MAs.nAL GrsrnAL's nal! oysIsr,

WAR DEPAkTmEkT,l
PRovosr MARSHAL 0ENERAL's OFFIcE,
WARRINGTON, D. C., July q, 1882
Circular No. 67. ...r 10.
The following "OPixioE," In relation to that
part OF section Of Enrolment act, which says,
"whsre there are two or more sons Of aged or In
firm parents subject to draff, the father, or, II he
be dead, the mother, may elect which son shall be
exempt" IL published, and will hereafter govern;
"Ths only son Of aged and inhrm parents do
pendent, &C., 10 Absolussly exsmptj but where
there are two sons, both are subject to draft until
an election 10 made by the parent, and the name
Of the ons elected should be removed from the list
Ansr ths dfaft II made the persons drafted are no
longer subject 70 draft, but to duty, and aparent
cannot secure the practical exemption OF two sons
fron military duty by waiting until one IL drafted.
and then slsettng TO exempt him" ...
|. ..--..,,.t T....,,. JAMES ,. Fay,
sVll-sf Provost NarphA osRssSL
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REAL ESTATE.

% EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
fsrsoas Aaving HOUSES aad LOTS 70 SELL, or
HOUSES 10 RENT, will DO well BY calling on The
subs1ibers. Also, psrsons dssirous Of Purchasing
Or nsnttny Dwellih1e Gan b proyttied for. .Ft.J
Apply 10 WIN. ". syapoN, yith
Rsal Estate nFoksfs, and Auctionsefs,
Room 8 eornef TN and 2 stfests..
u. Mofrsil o. @ q. Hon. K &. fsntos, M. G.,
Hoa. chapih Han, u. c.; Non. o. VI, seofnsld, n.
CT Hoa. ;. ". French, "a Auditor, and othsrs.
N5-im
~ FOR SALE
Three three-story brick houses and lots.
bles.
One twossory brick house and lot, with fur
fficss from $3.50 70 ss,oce Terms easy. Apply
to REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Room No. Z, corner Seventh and streets.
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A POM FIER,
OoNCE n 4 Rat ED LYE,
TIE FAMILY SOAP MAKERi

The Public are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
articles Of LYE for making sOA p, no., now offered
for sale The only GsEuiSE Ss Snd PATESIEP
aysssufAcF1aiS ys RSai tes c5aPaNY ssf marx
Tor ii being "sAPoN!FlER, OR RCoNCENTRATED
UNPRINCiPIED PARTIES to endeayor to initiate
1t, In violation Of the Conpany's PATENTS. 4
All MANUFACTuRERs, BUYERS or SELLERS
OF these sPUnlous Lyes, are hereby NOTIFIED
that the COMPANY have employed, - their
ATTORNEYS,
GEORGE HARDING, Esa., Of PhlodeipAia, end
WILLIAM BAKEwELL ESQ, Of pttssurs
LEKs OF Lye IN violation Of the rights Of the Com
pany, will be PROSECUTED at once
The sAPoNiTIER, or CONCENTRATED LyE,
10 ior sale by all Drugsists Groeers, and Country
TAKE NOTICE
The UsIIrp STATES Cis,vII CorEr, westefn
District Of Pennsyi,ani., No. Of May Term, In
1867, In suit Of
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANuFALTuk.
ING COMPANY
W.
THOMAS C. CHASE,
dscreed TO the Company, on Novemhef 10, 1852, the
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
granted by patent owned by them for the
sAPONITIER.
Patent dated october 81, 1885, Perpetual isjuno.
ton awarded. ..r...
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
..- oFTicEs;
.s, NJ WALNUT STREET, PAasIS,pAsa,
PITT sTarFT AND pUQUESHE war, Ptasb~s.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

AGENT In the District Of Coiumbia for
" Putnam hammered Horse NAL"
I'D. .amond state" Horse shoes,
&C and p" Horse and Mule shoes'
auiS-3m ...L..--.
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HARDWARE.

JOIN R. ElvANs' = ~
JOHN R. LLvANS, .a.-.
..rn,a..r .r JOHN T. LLvANA
500 Pennsylvania AVENUE, ta
aos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
tr... sos PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
WAREHOUSES;, c sTREET NORTH. AFDs'
LOUISIANA AVENUE.
METAL woRKERs STOCK.
consisting in part a. below
Lead, In pigs, bars, sheets, and pipe,
Tin, In pigs, bars, and sheets,
Zlac, In plgs and sheets,
Copper, In ingots, bars, and sheets,
Iron, band, sheet, and plate,
steel, Cast (square, round, and octaSon,) Machine
lr ~, tround) Tire, Spring, Blister, &c,
Galvanized Iron, r.-.
RussiA Sheet Iron.
GalvsniIed strap iror.
He. &C, &c.
BL LACKsMITHs' AND wHEELwRIGHr NATL
RIAL .. ......
Hubs spokes, Felises, Circles-oak, ash, hiehofy,
elm and gun, ,r' E..Fff T..
shafts, Poles, Siasistises-oAk snd hickory,
Axles, oommos apd patent, black and Bright Flip
tic Springs, Axle Boxes,
Nuts, washess. Feruiss, Malleabls csstinss, Eel
loe Plates, ..r,r..t.f
Philadelphia and Estern Carriage And Tire Bolts,
0 is tfaotory prtees,) b. ....-I...
stump Joints, Axle Clips, Top Props, Knobs and
~" Buttons, A"l ITO
Anv,l., wees, Horse RAsps, soiths' Flies, Ham
mers, saoeiAg knivss, o.. .......,.
,r Iron and steel, in every grade and size,
Euamelsd Duck, Drill and Muslin, tst usaufse-
turers' ratss)
30, &C., &c.
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pvrLpERs, HARDWARE AND rooLS

BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TooLS
pl.nes-pench, sash, Piow, Bead, Rsbbet, 10.
Chiscls and Guages- Firmer, Socket and Turnses
braces and Bits, ......-. 80.
Braces without Bitts, extra RittS ., ....'
Hammer, Hatchets, ..r. " .-r'r..f..
Hand, Pannel and Rip Saws, ~, 's' r.-
t;imlct-pointed screws-iron and btsss.
Locks and Latches, rt-r. ~ ,ba7...
Knobs, Essutcheons, &c, lT.l.'...n
Pulley, sash Cord, Saw sett,
squAies, Bsvsls, Lsveis, Compass saws.
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, ttrAA. and Hook.
Hiuges, Hssps-S and 10 inch.
Door sheAyes, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, ao.'
Nails and spikes, cut and wrought,
SC, Ac., o. &C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

YAoRAsr.- Henry Daniel, vsgrant, was ar
rested by detective this morning, who has watch
him 70, some time. He was committed to the
."CentralN LL------ Y -.-------- ------
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

We take pleasure In calling attention to th'
advertisement OF Geo. =. II Day, Eco whose lonl
experience and legal knowledge entitls him to th'
confidence Of those having business in the line o
his profession. .. .. ....-..,. .... ....
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

ILL IN TIE 'sTREET.-Last night 40 Patrol.
man sullivan was making his rounds, he di'oov
cred young man. whose name 10 Jas, Boyd, laying
at the corner Of seventh and streets, apparently
very ILL., The cfiieer kindly took him up and con
veyed him to his homs on y street, between Thir
teenth and Fourteenth streets.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

.HoRszs CAvEp.-The weather yesterday, s.-
though not % warm - for sene days past, was
extremely hard on the horse-nesh belonging 70 the
city railroad Company. Seven Of the animals on
the Seventh street road gave out from exhaustisn,
while on the Avenue line four went In from the
ssme cause. We saw one drop In front OF VIII
Isrds', but after several hours spent In pouring
water over hin hswas recovered suinclsntiy 70 be
removed. Oae attaeAed to ear - fall on The Ave
nue. opposite Lafayette square, and the car had to
be taken on the line. The hoess wss restored Ater
several hours application had bees made Of tho
hydropathic remedy. ,,... n. ....-...... %.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

ArTEMrr AT RoBBERY. This morning, about
O'Clock, four men succeeded In breaktns into ths
house Of Thomas sciivener, . grocer 90 Captto
Hin. They had entered tho lower apartment ant
inteoJed 10 60 Into the upper chamber, when Mr.
scriyener heard the nctss and immediately aross
to see what was the matter. The burglars left, ant
were pursued ny Mr.. sorivensr. Tho iisht-sxt,n
guisher OF the Finh ward Joined 10 the pursuit
but was nred upon by The robbers. They carried
away hs', and left two dIik-knivcs on the prem
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Tns LAST TiME.--Huyh McManu was this
morning taken before Justice Ferguson, by one OF
Johnson's detsctives, on the charge OF selling
liquor to soldiers. This 10 the fourth time that
this man has been brought up on this charge. The
Justice tined, him go, ana Lieut. Derry commit'ed
him to the Guardhouss until he could report him
TO Capt. Todd. 1t is very probable that he will ts
sent to the Old Capitol r--.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

CENTRAL GUARD HOUsB- C0DmIttel YesftTt
day capt, Todd yesterday committed Jacob Hsr-
Iis, q oored man, to the Guardhouse, charged with
creating . disturbance and attempting 10 draw =
revolver on Government officer. r...
Michael Sullivan, soldier, was also committed
on the charge OF using very abusive language, and
for general misconduct. He was sentenced to the
,Guaidhouse fer sven days and ordered to be
showersd every day. ~
Provost Marshal Tocd. They arc held for orders.
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-13
; An Attack Upon caarlsstoan. !,

" We are in momentary expectation oi
hearing that oarsforces have made an at
tack upon Chatieston. mosemsnt ID
tha! direction cannot be deferred much
longer, and when il comes. we have rea-
son 10 believe, thai Il vii. demonstrate Q
power that cannot fail ilofsuccess. All acs
counts agree In the information that the
insargents have made every preparation
torepsl an attack, by covering their for.
tiications with and adding to the number
and metal Of their guns. They regard
Charleston powas ,.impregueble. quesr
ton which Dupont and Hunter must tes,
and decide before the world.Ss4 isya s'i
:. "a Is intimaiesl that when the assaalt oc-
ours. itwiil not sbe confined 20 the naval
forces. bu,ss abs army viii materially aid
cur iron cleds III reducing The town and
fcrtiiicalions TIM. kufsound il. < IL cur ifoa
ciads can once ges inside The ipsls they
viii make short work Of the iowp.sa That
laid in ashes, shcn she forces could eo'
opsrsle inbringing Gown itsdefences. u
oanaol be long before we shah have stir.
ring news from both Charleston and
Visk sbure. the siue for wolk has come,
A letter rom the blockadirg squadron
of Charleston. says that from obscrspiion
siih 5 powerful glass and the slaeemen,s
Of discovers. q is evident that Charleston
~ M0hely fpriifed, There IL no doubt
chat For Moultrie. as well as Fort Sumtar,
| Is jtop clad. nnd that the Rebels .haEs. q
soasideEabls sambsF sei very, powerful
gpns ID poslsiea. Sill II no seeidenss
hsppsn' Ia our iros-elads, fsnd .nnmbe,
viii be kepi in ressfye to meet energsn.
clos. the iAdsniral in conan aud fDp-
Epons)is contideri that he shall be able Il
NsapNire the Guy, The land troops Al
Iehafiesl0n consist manly o. eoascripls,
who would pok probably make isiou, re,
sistapee 10 Our naareh senxerd, In casa ths
lcli5 sheuld be ckpinred. .ssa sisaA5 ie ~
a. BsAslogl letl@ Of the e4sli alt. state.
thas sfsnsports wih troops were arriving
4 a Hilton Head daily. aud The numbes
then a, that post was some 1000. 70 b.
Increased probably 10 60. 900 by the is
of March, Govsrpmsnt wes ,ehartcginl
every vessel that could be lounl, espeei
ally those of light draught, and loading
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WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
A statement that tho Government has de-
cided to call out six or oighs hundred thop-
sand new troops, is going The foondp Of tho
pppcrs, IL is vntrpo, The .Goyornmeni
has not yet como 10 any conclusion upon
that poh,' g Tho Pissi,iont. who 81 course
will finally decide 80 imIwr,apt question
as that, hps BY no means cpsse 70 the con-
ciusicn thatsif L wise TO raiso a, rev army
OF two thirds.ofn = million Of mon. somo az
tho bost generals Ia .the, service assort that,
While VIC need enough ipeu to'makenp the
losses BY disense aud discharges. the great
want OF the country Is the, ,wise manager
of the army already in the Gold. A .draft
Of two huhdfcd thousand would korp tho
prcsi.fit army up all summer: and. II IL il
fought with any ability az ail, tho rcbcllioh
can 90 suBdaed lone before next .ahlumn.
However this mny be. I, is not tfu0 that the
Govcrnmenf has decidt a 10 call out six OF
oiRht hundSea thousand men, aud the statc-
mont is calculated 20 causc aIAfni without
accomplishing apy good purpoaesali Z !
II is said Ihat,the Census Oilioe estimates
that tho puu,ber NJ malesjp tbo ieyahSnies
betwecn tho ages OF 20 and 20. will nnmber
q. 800, 600 and that ~ least d 600 600 arc fil
for duty. tisthouGht that on an aserngc,
about one,in tigce or feas sil ~ tlir $500
in lieu ofibepsrsenai scFyice Ifshcfaforo,
zoo 900 troops should be called, intas the
fioid in April or May. Il would giyo tho Gov.
crnment q. fund of $50 600 900 which could
be usod IN bonnties. for the purpose Of in.
ducing tho old soldiprs, whose term OF, ser.
vice Is about TO expire. 20 ro.onlist. The
Secretary of war can olfef zach soldier the
sum OF 1900, cash paid At onco, and u Is
majority nfliraops who will ,ba entltlesi 20
leave in thu snmiaer months IL is also cx
pectcd that uDdcr certnin' prosisons Of The
Militia biils - least 80 Geo .deserters sill re
turn extraordinarily or insoluo,arilyl to
the arinyosa.3 - an 81 8fen iN@
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them with ordnance. con'missaYy apd|
olher stores pecessary iof,l, coming canis
paign.
q A movement on Chefles'oh has ptobe,
bIy been made wish ihS atm fesslte,o 70
succeed, and news is impeiien,ly awaited.
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roads tligir brave wptdso can doubt that thay
will get be triumphant 4 With hsuch' mcu 90
agh. .our battles. Gao We eyer be conquered Z
'rbolrs Is tho sPigiI. which animated our foreT
fathers in "the iiypeA thas uisd ncR' saels.s !
and tho words 10 which IL finds ulfemllco
via Hse with sife meas6r5 or thor nSBis
doeds, long aitet shoif work has boon ac-
complshed, aud whon tho traitors who new
sssail our Government. and their sileia aidors
aud sabet1ess, arc renieaibored onIy TO be
dScsfassd, Though weary and battle wotas wot
they arc not dlshearlened, hut arc sun ea'
ger for the contest, aud oonhdent that.sie.
tory &illlfaAlly crown their slfosisa Allslisy
ask Of those thcy bayefefs behind them, aud
for whose Government. homes and. libcr;
ties they eaghliagsjsa that. bY werds spd
deeds OF cfsoncouraeomcnt andsAupports they
wiil show ths. they arc worthy Of sued dos
scpders, God boss our soIdiers Noble
neu--,hsir eoupsel as well Al lhelr yalor.
is nesdsd 40 save the eountfy.pIs asa sss1
Il IL 10 a significant fact that NOT one of
,hese mans bravo yords eomes from the
fbs AJmy Of the Potomac. WAY e Il ~
fhoro ars as isus men in slhai Army ~ siu
,bs Western, bns ~e fear the same IN
nuOpcss Shat bsyc. nus lar, parplyssd IL
efforts, now stitlo iis voice.
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