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u. s: Securities.
Good Flour and Good Bread!

WHY is IT THAT so MANY FAMI-
w LIES HAVE POOR BREAD! Ask the lady of
the house. and you will invariably receive in
The -four is poor or the yeast is poor.
To avoid these troubles buy your flour always at FO&S
and Strattons Yeast Compound, to be had at the
same place; il always gives satisfaction.
The best quality of Wheat and Buckwheat Flour and
fresh ground Corn Meal, all at low prices at the Cash
Grocery Store, 3. FOX.
Jan. Is, 1885
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A UDITOR'S NOTICt3-JoJ p KtrJy
~ EHjah HoJfoa--No. 565, May T., 1859, Court OF
Common Pleas OF Bradford county.
The Undersigned an Auditor, appointed by said Court
to distribute funds arising from sale of real estate Of
defendant will attend the duties of his appointment
at his office in the borough of Towanda, on FRIDAY,
the 9th day of MARCH, 1868 at o'clock, p. NJ and
all PERSONS having claims said monies must present
them, or else be toreTer debarred from the same.
J. A.WOOD,
Feb 25, 1868 Auditor.
A UDlTOR'S NOTICE 81, the matter of
IA Ihe final accotnt Of l.. H. Sherman GudrSiaa Of
The estate Of Louis AtseJaugh.-fn the Orphans Court
of Bradford county.
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by said Court
upon exceptions filed will attend to the duties OF bis ap
ponnent at his Office III the borough of Towanda on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day Of MARCH 1853, at o'clock
p. ]. GOD, Auditor.
Feb. %, 1863.
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FALL and WINTER CLOTHING.

HESUBSCRIBER WOULD RETURN
Il thanks TO the public for their patFonags during the
past year, and ask the same discriminating pnblic to
give his new stock fair examination before buying, be-
leving he can satisfy them both in goods and prices
will sell my stock low for the quality, any one In
the country which consists usual OF all articles In
the Gentlemens Furnishing department., All Woo Cas-
simere suits Silk Mixed do and of alower grade
as well as the finer
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70 the Mississippi Sound, leading into the Gulf o.
Mexico and "odsn times" from thirty 10 forty thou.
sand bales Of cotton annually shipped from the ME-
sissppi capital. To show the progress made In the
prospective rise and progress Of Jackson but necss
sary glance the returns. In 1850 the popu-
<icn numbered ISL In 1856 II had Increased 70 about
5000 1859 the returns showed further Increase,
Numbering then 800. II Is dktak BY rail from Vnfs-
burg forty -four aud half miles from Meridian, ninety
Ave and half mills from New Orleans, one hundred and
eighty thre miles from Strand Junction, two hundred
and thirteen miles from Cornth, via Grand Junction,
hundred and fty-tour miles from Cornth, via Me-
rsdisn, two hundred and eighty nine and half miles
from Memphis, via Grand Junction, two hundred and
sixty Ave mnes from I.uka via Grand Junction, two
hundred and seventy miles and via Meridtan, three
hundred and eleven and half miles from Chattanooga
via Junction. -four hundred and seventy miles, and
via Merriam ave hundred and I've and half miles from
Mobile via Meridian two hundred and twenty nine and
a half miles from Port Gibson, by the turnpike road
abosi sixty miles from Raymond about fifteen miles, and
from Auburn, about thirty miles As each station be
twe.n Jackson and vicksburg become Of prominent
interest during forthcoming erations IL may be as
well 70 point them individually with their respective
atsf.nf from e.eh
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sG,,en or an. p.arI River.

rhs reafi RIVER whch runs thrvssh Isary one haf Of
me sax. q ni--~~ipfa. M winston county, IN
N. unsthssa osnta par " The ststs. and no~s IN q
.sthwstsry dr~stsa n The city q Jaekssn Here u
n.sss sight asysisa Fo~s s aod nows south
-cushsss uutn y sirik-- me bOundary line shieh a.
vie. az STATES e nsssnvpi and Louisiana From this
posnt psrsa.s dEeri souhssly courss Until fsafhss
Tsss bprrne thrscrt which ao~s INTO ne hisssipri
apnd and ths GaR u nsrico. ~ tbs means a communi
e.sbsu - og.p.d whh ne near cue q the uhiiei
ssas~- rsvsi ara mlsary aspou-ship IsiAnd The
~ts. susth ~ ne river escesds hundred and niy
mics ne lssiss a Ne suesm h some~hst IN
ps~s ~ sna sFn sos ~, fssbosss and oter
n.ht dr.ushf vessels ofrn asuaua the river hg A.
rsrssa
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ne county which jackson 10 situated IL heated 10
the southwest part Of the state and has area
o, sbout sso square miles. sas zoo me Pearl
river forms the boundary the east ard the Big Black
river on the sorbwcst Tho snrfsce nearly level aud
m. so v~y frtne In 1850 The county produced about
eighty lhossasd buahe Of psss ani beans the greatest
saastny pesisoea ny any oyun,v o. the United states
Rayroud NE -eai q justice q the oouniy, although
ihs ssas. capital q also located N the vienity The
osanty va. aan-a N heaor q colOnei rhomAs Kinds,
rueruher q, Congress Zoe mss~sppi The p"psstlcn Of
ne ounty 10 Iseo - 80, q whom lsss tnaa nine
thpunana we've free
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Among the killed was Colonel McGaverick. Of the
Tenth Tennessee.
The Newspaper correspondents captured at
vioksburg on the Sd inst. were in Richmond on
the 18th.
The scare In Mississippi.
pRoc1AnArIox OF GOVERNOR PETTrs.

PROCLAMATION OF 0Ovkkhoh fkffOs.
ErKCurrE OurH
JAcKsos, Miss. Nay Q, 1855.
To rHx Prorlz or hI~uxwrr-
Recent events familiar h you all. lmpsi me- a. your
Chief Magistrate appeal 10 your patriotism Tor united
enort IN expeIng enemies from the soil OF hsss~p
pi Il can snd must be done. LET no man capable OF
bearing arms withhold from bis state his ssrvres 10 re-
polling the invasion Duty interest," common safety
demand every sacrifice necessary for the protec0n OF
our homes our honor. liberty itself
The exalted position won n her name upon every oh'
tie ned where Mssspps sons have unfuried her proud
banner and hurled defiance In the face overwheming
numbers forbds that her honor tins chvary Of her peo
pe the glory Of hc- daring deeds foreign ed should
be arnlsbed and her streaming battle aas dragged TO ihs
dust by barbarian bordes on her own soil.
Awake thcn--aroase, Nississ Up an. young and old
from YOUR fertile plains your bcsutul towns and cites,
your once quIes and happy but now dessoraied home
come and Join your brothers your sons ana seh
bors who are now barring their boscms W the storm
hattie A your very doors and defence Of ell you bold
dear.
Meet IN every county with your arms organize CON
pan,es of not lees than twenty tunder tn late act Il
CongressI forward your musket rolls " ths once ana
you viii be received the service wah al the pro
lection and rights belonging 10 other s1id'~rs N The
field.
Ammunition wil be Furnished you. and every sd N
nv power extended you for ycur security and en-
cheney.
Fathers brothers. M.sissppiAns-~hle your Sous snd
kndrcfarc bravery hghtus ycur hattie. On e'i~ nsa'
and shedding new lasue your name, IN surpias 90
grace Of ,uccassfu nva~oa % bones q usuh ard
injury 10 their wives mothers and SISTERS q rspns and
rain with Gods help and W your assistance shah seser
be written while Missssppi@n lives 10 feet "a Ne prod
heart the scorching degradation.
Every moments insctou ans tsay but sirsux heus
your enemy and week.-mrs. yoar brothers % sr~s lea
every man then. mske u hts tu ins.s iayns AZ sss
aside 70 assist IN orsanging many cong~niss a. eAA
be raised 10 each county and rerof nmedaissy 70 tbs
oeee Ter orders. ny this ooarss yoa uia suaeis our
arms m shot time 10 rersl the invader ssurs M
safety o. your bomss ana shei impsrhhabe hpnor -
your cause You wnl not b. without assistance ist
no man ,orcgo proud dsirrton q being zoe q hs
counirys defenders. hereafter wear bs dascsil Of
badge q dastardy wbo rsiused " ce'saa bis
home ard he country
JOHN ,. pitts. Governor q n@sss,pqi
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tenn. Nav 10. ls

MVRFKkEsBoRo, Tenn, May ~, 1888.
II is suspected that General Bragg's late de-
monstration on our immediate front was TO cover
movement of part ofhs forces to reinforce vicks-
burg. Nothing, however, is positively known as
to the actual withdrawal of troops from General
Bragg.
The three brigades reported as reinforcing
vicksburg under General Joe Johnston are proba.
bly, those Of Churchill Gst and Walker, noticed as
moving West about the 10th.
Colonel Dodge. from Tuscumbia, says there is
but little doubt Of reinforcements FOR General
Pemberton from Georgia and Charleston.
General Hurlbut telegraphs that he learns from
rebel sources that General Grant has burned the
State House q Mississippi. The despatch Is 10
worded that II leaves me in doubt whether the
city of Jackson, or only the state House, h de.
etroyed.
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MURrREEsBoRo, Tenn, May 1s, 1858.
II is said that General Bragg has received re.
Inducements of three brigades; but IL is also
serted that the same troops had gone to the aid Of
vicksburg. The forces alluded to are the brigades
Of General Churchill, just exchanged; General
Gists, from Charleston, and General Walker.
from Savannah. General Walker was defeated
by Grant at Eissispippi springs.-ED. HERALD.l
Certain II is that all their troops passed West on
or about MAY H.
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sketch Of jackson, MISS. and vIeia,,y.

sheteh OF Jashs"ns Hfs"'s ~" NHh"sfts
jackson 10 cty q Mssissp p, q wbieh sis,e ihs
capital Its situated m Hrcs county srd hAs hereto
fore been very thriving place. u located ne rsht
OF bank Of the Pearl river, the is - n
vcksburg and iacksor Railroad N the riiv are aais
Of the southern Mifnssrpi. New Oreats ard iacss
the Great Ntrtbern and the vicksburg and iaosa ra
roads ard thereby great centre u bnp~-s The rite
q me town level and The plan regular q contained.
previous " the rebellion rumoer n ehlrcho several
news aper Offices. the stas- ari connn biins cxsru.
tive MANSION the STATE iunatc 10y lssigioH
the deaf dumb another Cor ihs bind. ths pensu.
uarv or state prison. United states hBd once ard
raj other prominent building, The state prsna = a
large and handsome edhcc and The state Ho-r (which
10 reported as having heen ruruei by che rni,ei
s,a,es forces under General GranD vas "a so
CANT building, aud cosi ior ~ erection the
sum o. xix hundred uossant dnuars TIE rea-i
river nav gable for soloE nd urri beats RON Jaes
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'thffffNNf Wy w. l-ft
Tie Amercin naFttt Misslsuary rnEu oa'nmfu. Z
"A. snnua sn-~i "a " tay. Hon ira ifrs. n Neu
Yo,s ts Prr.ceut ~ TAKING ne ch.r f.ferrec We
soadtor q ne aotiy tAkng n'ens rrprrd tgatat
slavery. Aft-r ersaaaias 400 apnongas stand br can
rss,iss. 20. T-..aursrs rsft, sho~ ng fna snos
IN he roAsary, ~ fcai. ani ~ msftag mss %
ursrrar
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A despatch in the Atlanta Tnteusgencev a May
Is, says a fight had taken place at Raymond, Hiss.
on the 18th inst, in which The rebels under
General Gregg, had been beaten with heavyl loss.
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Tn. s.w yorE Loy.i Ls-Ess state ms.
Meeting.


ras Coumstes - ths Loyal fssgus froua Es~ York
rived n ths ciy ioasy, 70 male arrnssmeru for ne
saAis mas. meosing ~ hsd hsfsou ibe 4st Asr,r
loesi canmR,a- apfomtsr. Ths maias,nss tlat
N. thsrns ~ b. ors = ihe nar extensive bell
Ia tne STATE
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ne Ctts e-asy ssys ~ SO casssin satfsy
efi "ra1 aW s.r.fas iht rrnfsA fas at1 rfrl
w ,aa.tr. az tmsfrsh stHttay 49,, us .hlstuo.
atsi r4lesy tsssse v ~ eseSs~s
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CINCINNATI, May 10, 1868.
The defeat of the rebels at Raymond, Miss, is
said to have been very disastrous to them. We
are yet without particulars.
General Grant took jackson on the 1&th instant,
and, it is reported, burned the State Capitol.
Heavy reinforcements were hurrying forward to
the rebels, and stopping twelve miles east Of
jackson.
great battle is imminent.
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lsffifA hYssps hsy u lsN
~. Harias Tenth rsussyissa@. kss sssa .ss 80
Arting ss1le.i llfssSH a. rafsss
TIE foiS~ing telegram hss tssr fsslFs1
~ ff0s W. ray ~ ifsr
To ~. gifrfyf. Hsfle4i tfastsT fastfsss hfnss
NsfEa ufeCisf ~ u ~ . Iffhahif pfsfff
contfsbanf states ne fus1y csrtaffG l~fsof tg
- D1rDf" = fhh Hsnf esHs.s.
~ Haaa started ffou fafrsstis go ~sssrtay eve "a
with N or8sriy Ttsy s's blih HhsEg.
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90, Co,,s.poadsnt wo.ra.a.

fHsfN $50 hfHhts haF II. itNl
have ,-i hssre that ~. Hessfs ?. isyss oss9
yoor SPIRAL offspohcsais a. saeos has a.st tiss.
.na had b. ksrss Ealss 10 skrush psasy
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VICK 3 = U = q.
c.~s~--~---~-s---~--s--
ImpOrtan. 0fhcIal Dispatches from Gen
Grant and Gen Harlbut.
~~-~~~~--~~-~-~,s~~~~~
xKD oAYxU11 o. yA0EDo0.
Destruction Of the Mississippi
State Capitol.
Reported Abasdsaneas q visksbsss
By IL Enemy.
Rebel Reinforeements Hur-
ryIng Forward.
a Great hattie 1xpsstsA Near
Jseksen,
&s~ &e. ~

Omcsal Dsspesehes fsso osnssan Grant.
wAmHsroS. Nay 10, lss3.
General Grant. under date Of May II. tsis.
graphed to General Halleck ~ follows
my force will be this evening - FIR advanced
along Fourteen Mile creek, the ieft near Black
river, and extending in line nearly east and west
o they can get without bringing on general en-
gsgement.
al shall communicate with Grand Gulf no more
except il becomes necessary 70 send train with .
heavy escort.
"Youmay not hear from me again for several
days."
General Grant also telegrsphed General Haneek.
from Raymond. Miss, on the llth instant. a. fol.
lowE-
''McPherson took this place on ths l7sA inst,
after brisk fight Of more than two hours.
"Our loss was ffty-ons killed and one hundred
and eighty wounded. The enemy's loss IVES seven
g-nvs killed (buried BY us) and one hundret
and eighty-six prisoners captured, bssioes ~
wounded.
"NcPhsrson 10 now 1t Clinton. General sher
man is on the direct jackson road, and Genera
NcClernand 10 bringing up the rear.
81 will attack the State capital to-day"
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A schooner Banned ~ the nsb.i. o, c.v-
rft.sk.
ifSfS~~ hosws. Hsy 10. fssa
A sssonsf lso~i ga crrn 80 tsfrs1 stterra.ss
yss,s,say ~ N. rebels rBs rsms ~as "a saosstsas4
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Omcial Despatch from General Huribus.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1868.
The following IL telegram from General Hurl-
but, dated Memphis, and received here today
General Grant has taken jackson. The Capitol
10 burned.
concentrated near Okolona, threatening an ad.
vance in the direction Of the Memphis Railroad.
"A citizen just up from Jackson reports that he
enemy abandoned Vicksbuy on Sunday, march
ing on the ridge northeast to Livingston, which is
twenty miles northwest Of Jackson"
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ally over. for, 10 cons'aasrce q tie sNstrsttos
fr1u, ue rex ser, the verdict must 80 sss ast Mrs
Can. Mr.. wilbeif re ays 1t tsscfue. inJusNes
I'd o Der aud her Oh Ill g."
"1he verde, would have been TO- her, had not
the lesf he'n taken oii OF the register - efed
Uenrv. II ing It's h al.
sOf course Il - on 4. fof'N proved the mm-Asc-
p Ie are az INK ia - there we're only d r~Hs
eva nee 4 te theft, the dict would be ven
for nsr. Mr.. Wi bsriorcs and Fauuticroy's c err
ietia ed hat TIE entr' vast re-
at vii lie cruel verde - seruesced hrA
Artrl warmly. 'She and i.r child Gu WI Ia
d,s,s'.'c. vlle their own Lawful money viii to
eni1yei Others. Are you < IN -
~ r1u at" 20 | A Cookies e.: THE master timed
mi. az, d mig I, M am; god shL Old fellow"
Arer C'Ooke- ey iep. tire, HEINZ Artcn leaned
h,sh.., |. IN tie table aid bis head down upon
e,,ierin VA, position. bu,, r. reality, be was in .
tumut ID. a, batting thousLt Suddenly be started
IN snd 10 his ~.
.whrr.. re you g ins," exclaimed Mrs Arkel
,oi'iy 10 I rsttiet1n's. mamma
lie acw out ofthe hou,e, giving M-s Ark II tms
or no f1r,her uestionii q. she s p.se d he bud
something to- = one Of the you fra'ucAons
dence h. no ar, d for Mr.. George, rrlAuve Of ths
R-yer,ut Mr. Pr @l.ton.
lie cnme out 10 um and sto, d outside uhe door. :
"hr. Prs,,leton, he whispered, you have
hesri surp o. b, wtts trth is turnins-ts,
"a going wrong and unJussly. because there IL "
lrcc, roof OF the frs sd on the register You must
re ease me from my 'oIise"
an he sho, If do returned George ffsstletons
in tone q arm You Just told your tongue
Arko !. what's IL 70 your The Carr folks srs
not 5, n trends or relat sns E"
III were t. lee their. ii & against her for wani
Of tel ing TIE truth. she uel have 1t on my con-
sic ice siways"
"My word " cried Geor g- Prstt'etn {; - sufscol.
boy with y C nsiehce ] n yer knew they we're
trvu Il viii any"
"will you release M froe my promise OF not
seekns 80
$50 II vou so down on yoa r knees for IL. What
$ one you ~ :"
"Then shall speak without
.'Yvu won't :" founed Pratt Ieton, with an oath.
Il viii. l gave The promise only concitionsly.
rementsr. and. IA thuss are turn ns our ! an
unaer No olh.at "a l., sscpn hut ! would not
~ e.. With VI ssk,ag your coaa mt hrst, whether
sot Il or MT"
II have great mind 70 carry. you by force, aud
lils 500 - zee rIyer,' uttered Ps.ttlston, in
savage tone.
To BE- Co~tiaueaS
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POSTSCRIPT.
GEN. LEES RETREAT.
HE ESCAPES IN THE NIGHT.
Our Forces Surrounding Him.
IL. 1000 Rebel Wounded in Our,HandS

Washington, july 6, u 80 A. A.-Thc following 10
TIE latest Official disg stch:
Hcafcu1rtcr,, Army Of PO,omae, JUN 8, s 30 A
NM. Gen. Haiieck The enemy retired, undo,
cover q the night and the heavy rain In the dr.o.
ton Of faiAeld and Cashtown.
Our cavalry are in pursuit.
cannot give you the details Of our es,lturss 10
prl,oners, color. and arms.
Cp.nd, Of twenty battle flags will b. nar-
from ,ue corps.
Ny wounded and ,hose Of the enemy are il gu,
hands.
Gro. 6. AsADx, Major &c neral.
Harrisburg, July 6, / A. M.-Offeisl informstios
lcsv,s no doubt that Lees army is In full retreat.
The line Of reirest IL not definitely known. Il q
either THROUGH Cashto~n Fairfield whichever vsS
It IL, Gen Mesdespp an to have the advantage, a.
he !, posted at Getty sbuis, and is pushing forc~
both toward, scwman's Cut, directly West md u
fairfield. Southwest. Nothing is known % 10 ths
exact situation. Lee 10 probably trying to retreat
by 10th routes.
Its supposed that be does not know Of the de-
'truetion o. the pontoon bridge.
Thi po-tion Of the rebel army last night VA, With
hi. eft near uunter',o~n, and his right seross the
Emme,t'bnrs road, thus forming . semi-circs
around Gettysburg. General Meade operates from
the centre, and Lee on the arc Of a circle.
In further confirmation. the surgeon General a
this point has intelligence that there srs ~ 900 rebel
| wounded in our hands at present.
Our forces hold oil the passes OF the South Noun
| tsin, and army has formed . junction with thu
militia, almost completely suuou ndins Sad cru,hlnI
the enemy. The impression prevails hero that the
great rebellion 10 virtually decd.
HoHy zap, South hountain ten n,,ss on Cdyllsla
judy 90 +. k.-we hold this paS In heavy force>
Gen. Smith teins in command.
rho pass Is full Of paroled Union prisoners bound
home-ard. They shy the rebels captured thirty
six hundred, OF vhem about eleven huacrsd we're
! paroled, consisting Of New York and Pennsylvsn,s
trOor,. Also that the Union troops captured vhols
| rebel div, on, or At lest very large force.
! All day yesterday the rebels we're reported 10 h
very uneasy. The guard put over our prisoner ~
| i,lieved to 60 fight in the field.
All reports represent US having the advance
of,he rebels from three main positions, These Il Il
no, for me to name. We can hold Ia. rsss That
sufficient for me to Say.
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God DIes- Little Children.

God Wee II tie c I'd On
We NEE ! IN ereryv here:
W. h"ar viz voices rou 4 lur hearth,
Their 'tsi p IA orr ,tN-
Ter 4 ndly cart Or svellug ser
with nir,lf. O. aud so:
Col bic. tn little hl.ten
Wherever thy may lie.
We ne I'm m ~ a'htho rirsy tent
with sage swarth mi dIu,
And ','s that - rrsle as ,hey giAncl
with rosu,rv al
We hud ten Is in iu tie brook
F,r nj II 49, with Ap.u,
Or 'rssp n ihro .h he Gssei lush
Tie .laners IL ~ WIN.
We nice, ihcs n The l.rlly ball.
Their sta y % lie. - l..4e.
We u.e ,acfn II n nor msL'. Oh
lie hath no v,ait SIC
Al NJ the ~. Gro. q ,ir',t
7 ey b T tie o por bsa.
We 4 d them zeal th- Isui ersioct-
TIE sa4dest al, ~ Of al.
For tie they win no fsthe's .ovc,
NJ mot lei's teLdot care;
hi only friend tie Col above.
Who he1is tie 'rptau's PRAYER
BIT die,s' i IA +. k r tfsPe IL rags.
In eh.liI-A IT Or gle.
Cos uisss tie Lite Ga I1r"n
W o.oy't they may b..
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To terminate on 4 letters winch are opene,n
tie Dead Letter ofiice are 10 less curious thAns
address. Here arc some Of them;
Il =, ! remain tie ..rns cd si,-pcnce ana IN
81 that, LYDL
1T e gr~a grows rreen around the stump
lo4. .rcal hg sugar lump.
lie ie'e ne ~ ever, Sc. ANSIEJ
M yol rong!ude to say, my lie, send meur
Loart .irect MolL,
Hoping atwhsn we meet again We mayed
Ike an.e.i N hea'en. Your .fectiouate Low
write to ne 40 on 10 possible, If not Ger,
Yours tr.ly, DNI'
"From your Rose. wish that you was ing
hoI1e no" yoA Won d get sJme & GIT huge. -
Letter Address;
"fo Long Jol u
hes my couhu YOU know;
I'm very dosir us tuis etter should 20,
II" ives IN ksst Unity
That secession town,
Aud be with tic rest is Co1perheaa cu."
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RkrrRS Issued from the British War on hovs
,1e lumber Of men eervin g in Canada TO DO ~; in
Ne. Asannd, o,33s, AUD The Cspe Of Good !, ADD
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~ O'Clock the evening Of the Fourth the
Loyal League Of the i9th Ward, held celebrate,
festival In BEDFORD avenue, the fou tain Ii wsa
largely sttend,d, aud As tho iakuess drew on, ,hs
hou.es in the vicinity were illuminated with Union
lanterns max ,ng most InAsu dc a, display Am
bruse Slow, Esq., Pre- ident, snd IEpmilent men OF
ell parties, were included In the list Of vice
presd.uts. Hon. George II Fisher, read the D.
ela1stion ard h, mu,ic for the occasion was fir
nlshsd by the Navy fard hand. The rpesker- vtr,
Rv Cyrus u. Foss, K. ii. nup,ley, Ett, Rev. j. Me
Esis They all msdr b..sl and spirited aldr,<s-.
rsatns with much husialn upon the p. o,lamstlo
Of ,ne i'-etiacat ,e u piilms uows u.t recr VI, d
ard the glorious aspect Of The on thu S,th G1nivtr
sATy Ct cur indrp, udsnsr The sud.,cc Ilbersd sew
ersl thOusands a.d the di ~ ~ 81 IJtuoALicr alu
PUT A. eLd 70 the Nesh ", o. dI vnius the Y. =,
hbcs Ia evefy resp CT wJT y tn uIsauIZstiOu I'M
der VII 80 autp oes ras EC,ttn UP.
IAe psut tirtn OF he ' .e!u u e let OF Br okly
eS ut IL flI f-rce, tie t,slsy uf bILtins u-ye
church, engine house, io.riy pole, md vat reel
n-nee, III star spAugeI banner fO,ted he bre
AZ tunrse, moo AID tuus.t Iu.es hr' d, IL,
ss.l' All the churYhe- wer Tunt nd every POSSIBLE
| o. Al cis.'es to SNOW then intense d. volon th'
| tons.
AZ O'clock celebration was had at Bo~ronville
IL, ppssld-d, and the Grafton delivered b,
n,hif . stanton, Of brooklyn. Nj. =. took thor
Ousn mon ve. OF the struggle now gong on IL thi
,oupuy' snh " language the moot sos ing appealed
Administration, After the oration q dinusr va
ssAVea W GfoSe kueNpgk eullyyped the ~, piux