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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
The Russian OAlcers 70 be Invitrd TO Visit
baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Thursday. Dc

BALTIMORE Ihufsda!, Oct = I'U'
The Hon. Henry Winter Davis, accompanied
BY the Hon II W. Hoffman one of the Cnys Commit
tee 10 invite the Russian officers and Admiral Farragut
TO Baltimore left here this evening for New York Mr
Davis will speak at the Cooper Institute to morrow
night Mayor Chapman. with the other members OF the
Committee leave to morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
WOMAN AND PoLIrIcs The Rev. William

WOMAN AND POLITICs. The Rev. William
"Ooteh appeared before Oh attentive and apprecia.
'"o aoo'eAce. at room No. 20 Cooper Institute last
evening HIS subject Politics Us they are and az
'ney should be-" He gave logical address reviewing
the history Of State and National politics and then gave
what In his judgment should be the condition Of po
itic'. The enterprisins and loyal ladies engaged in
getting up this course Of lectures intend 10 continue
them during the Fall and Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

ACADEMY OF MUsiC-Esolcue.
WALLkCK's THEATfH-kos.das. or the hiss Bal
SIBIOs GARDES-Nseb"ih.
WINTER GAKDEs-nrutus-Tsminsi the shfer.
OLYMPIC ATfR-MaIr-d DAushiefs-Bfoih-f cod
Sister
BARSUH'S MUsFUM-inisn Chi~fs. So PyiAon Il
N. msivclou. Oho.i Edrc, the DansDuicmsl in DIN
cgl,ies
ALEXANDRIA PAyILlOS-Fques'iisnisns icoo. Arabs te
PARK THEATER tBroOs rul-Pfde Of the Msfst-bst'y
GT0EGF CHRlsTY's MINsrRFLs-S15 Brosawsy-Ehd
oriantfm
IRIlNO nALL-Mf. Dcmps;.r'. C1nooit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
Connecticut Town Eiections-A Union
Victory.
Nrw.HAvEN. Thurs,

Nrw.HAvEN. Thursday. Oct 2. 1862
The Palladium of this morning gives returns
from the town elections in 100 townships, showing that
the Unoniss have carried IS, and the Opposition 10
towns
These returns embrace very nearly all the towns III
which elections were here held on Monday last.
The vote in many parts OF the state was unusually
heavy. The Union men regard tho result as highly
gratifying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
Mail. Close at the Posf.O nice.

Armeas saiarday. Oct Io...........,........ ioi
For Ireland by steamer City oi hnnches"f, via
Qne.ns,own saturday, Oct, TO- ................ oi IN
For New New Orleans. by -ieaneEs O"Of.e Wssh
iaston and E,rring STAT ssiurisy Oct, lO...... Ia
STEAMER ROANOKE. saiurlsy OF, is............. IN
For South Pacinc and Central America, by steamer
Champion Tue.dsy oct iJ.................... Ol IN.
via 81, joseph n. aud - 3
North-AlbsDv .rbo and CanAda...... and 3, p
Sor,h and W,.t Way Mail p
W..t.r Mai via Fie EaliioaJ ........3s ~ and \ p
so,,i.rp sud south " e.teru Mai.5a NJ 4. and 10 r.
ta,,.rn Nal q a.. snn .,
New BEDFORD New poft and Pal tivef........... m
The Long leland Mali c!Os.s al q m, and 4 ~
Sunday Msii.-Ou Sunday al mails clos' at u p Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
CAPT. FISHES EXPEDITION.
Reported Massacre Of tho Party BY the
sioux.
CHICAGO. Thursday. Oct. g

CHICAGO Thursday. Oct. 8, 1869.
A special dispatch from st. Paul says intcll-
gence brought by hafbreeds to Pcmbina states that
Capt Fiske's overland expedition to Idaho has been
massacred by the Sioux. Nothing definite is given as to
time and place except that it took place on the Big Bend
Of the Missouri River.
The hafbrceds say that the Indians display as their
trophies guns and other articles known to have belonged
to the expedition
The dispatch says that the only hope that this report
NAV prove untrue is that it may be another version Of
an attack upon party of miners who came down the
Missouri accounts of which have already been pub
lshed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
National Hero Fair.

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. Thursday. Oct !, 1873
The great National Horse Fair, which opened
yesterday spenddly IN every respect was suspended
Tor one day i'm consequence Of the bad weather The
programme arranged for to-day will be carried ON on
Friday and that intended for Friday will come on on
Saturasy The entries ami attendance render the Far
a rlnIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

CASE OF ROSCOE X. WATSON.
Srya SrS6, June %, 1863.
DIR. b. BRASDRrrH New.York-SrR: was private in
Company +, Seventeenth NewYorS Volunteers. While at
arrons Landing and the Rappahannock, near Falmouth
and m,ny Of the company sick with bilious diaTrhes
The army Surgeon did aud was reduced to akin
and bone Among the company quito number Of mem
beers had worked your laboratory at Sing Sing They
because they used Brndrehs Pills These men
prevailed upon me and others the pills and s
cured In from two to five days After this boys usd
Brande,. Pill. for the typhu- fever colds and rheumatism
and in no did they fall to restore health.
Out Of gratitude to you for my good health snd you this
letter. which necessary the whole company would sign.
am. respectfully yours, ROSCOE X. WATSON.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 2s4 CANALST
Sold at No. 4 Union square, and by all drussists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoyvExrIoS.-At the

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTIONAL the
Democratic County Convention held at White Plains.
Wcstcheser County 1hursday, the following ticket
was nominated Owen I. CONN Of Peeksk.L, County
Judge Gilbert 5 Lyon OF White Plains, County Treas
ofer; Thomas Smith OF Hastings. Coroner LeOnce
Cundert Pelham Justice If Sessions The Haskins
patty sent delegation rom Yo1kers in opposition 10
tue Rsdfordites, but they summary kicked out
- q yOle VI ~ 10 ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

OYvicg oy rHE STRICT COsNissioSER,
Ne. ~ broadway, ecw D. ORA.
To CoutrnctOrs.-rHDfO AIS inco,-d ia sealed an
v,lopo inioIed the to ot the wogS saG witt the name
G t bidder written thereon viii be rrN,d az tins oice
until A elocs a. m, IT ESDAi, October 20 1868
for regulating and grading siyieconi street. between
Ninth and tenth ayruues.
FOR rugaus anl grading Seventy second street, between
Eighth avenue aud broadway. mi,
Curb gutter and aging Lightly ninth street between i
and linn ayrnues .,.,..,
Curb. gutter, AMI fsgsns seventy ioU'" s"''' '''"
Second and Third avenues - ,.,. n d,
Curb gutter aud nag ug Sixteenth street nom A''p"e W
Eas, River Ain, s.y.,,v
FOR regulating grading curb, gutter and Tagging seventy
o,.t street fou T. shth avenue 10 btoidway , -,
So, trading curb gutter aud ias sns oh" 'iunu
red and twenty seventh street, from Second :" h'u s'n.
Eor REGULATING grading. curb, gutter, and haesns rWy
..v.nth street from seventh 10 Eighth avenue. ..u ,
For regulating grading ciro gutter an" h'ss"s ri'S "
.tr.,t. fum Fist avenue To Fast RIVER . . =,
rr,ulaing grading curb gutter and hAegns one hund
eJ md f en,y second street nom Third 70 Fourth avenue
For grading curb gutter and nasln; Tine hund
red aud second street .rom tith 10 seventh avenue
For regulating grading curb gutter, aud hsggng riity ninth
street from Third 10 fourth a,cnuc
For regulating grading curb, gutter AND ntxs fty nith
street from second 10 Third avenue.
New house for Hose Company No. II.
New house for tose Company No. ~.
New house o Hose pany No. 81.
New house for Engine Company No. -.
Alterations and additions to house of Engine Company
No. ~. 49,
Alterations and additions a. house Of Hose Company No. a.
Dredging slip foot of Thiriieth street, North River.
Dredging slip between piers ~ and 81 North River
Dredging slip between pier. ~ and t5, North River
BLANK forms Of proposals. together with the specifications
and agreements be- obtained this oce-Dsted Street
Department, Newiork Octobero 1905.
CHARLES q. CORNELL
Street Conmis sioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
Couares.ional Nominations.

DOVER Del Wednesday. Oct. !. IebJ.
The Hon. N. B. Smithers, Secretary OF State,
was to-day unanimously nominated for Congress by the
Union State Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

The steamship 81. Andrew from Liverpool,
September o. bound 90 Quebec passed this point on
wednesday, morning and boarded by the news
zach, Of the Associated Press. Her dates hoaever,
Az snfisua,ad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
Fire in milwaukee. Wis.


A fire broke out to-day al No. 100 East Water
street which consumed entirely on. block Of buildings
and partially Two others Loss $1,000. t~othirds IN
Sured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE NoMIEATIoNs.-
benIam T. Lewis Of Orwell for Senator. XXIsi Dis
'rie,. wes'chester Ist Assembly District Francis W..
"ille,i ii;. Alsop ii. Lockwood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
TO ARMY Z
Dusiness Notices.

The PALMER ARJ AND LEG.-B. fhAhh
p,ura Inventor aud facnee Astof place tgI""a n'"'
Also Philadelphia and Boston Only houses OF
Co. Avoid imposition by calling on the Inventor
JgpPgRss stock Of Ladies' and children
suogs for FsH wear orne' srond. daily VINO ap'o,'"
lrst class goods ~ lair prices JLyhS -" go
Also Lu CA.cersias, pOsit,Vo epSs iW CaIw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
COURT OF APPFAIg

ALBANY, Oct. SIN the Court OF Anneals
October 1893 d5y calendar fof Friday Octob,, 81 No.
w. Ia. w. ioi TO- Gi, It1, To-. les, aud le3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

silver Watches OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS ...
FIFTEEN. TWENTY, TWENTY-FIVE, THlRrf,
THIRTY FIVE to SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS each foi
by 0EO e. ALLEN No AIS broadway. door below
| Canal o., formerly Nv. u WAkst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
Roman scarfs.
,eoo poz. puRE ROMAN scARrs,

500 Doz PURE ROMAN scARr3.
Made from, the Pures, and Softe., Sill.
These the most fashionable elegant and ecohonieh
Scarf ever imported they reversible one scarf "
They are much worn IN Europe by both ladies' and gentle
men. Can BE- worn with eithei pm or ring
The whole lot w wH e IL Sal PRICES,
1000 don at 81 81 EACH 1900 doc. al :! each sinEe
Scarf cen, BY mai on receipt Of 'se sSoys tg SR and "
No -. Broadway, ksw'fe
STEEL COLLARS
AND CUFFS. ENAaELED LILY WHITE
Hvns the appearance and comfort Of Linen. have been
England fof the isi two years IN Preference 20 any
other collar they readily cleaned In one minute win
To Military Men and Traveller. they invaluable
Price each by pos, any Of the Union on re-
''''' = - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TAIL,
AGENTS WANTED in every town In the Union
No ysT Broadway. ~.
FRENCH FLANNEL OVERSH1RTS.
The sr,e, ...Oreu, in New York ., rs 81 s. IS each.
all cut one yard long ~
ENGLISH MERINo USpgRsHIRTs AND
DRAWERS.
a. .. IS, and 81 ~
LARGE STOCK OF
SCOTCH LANES WOOL
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
ALSO
FINE WHITE SHIRTS
MADE TO MEASURE. AT $si. 80. 80 AND So PER
DOZEN.
SELF MEASUREMENT FOR SHIRTS.
Phnsi directions s.l' measurement list u prices and
drawins. of aac.eui styles Of shirts and collar. TIE,
& w n WARD. from London.
No. eS7 Broadway, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

P0st-OB,rc Noticc.-The Mail Tor GREAT Britain
and THE CONTINENT, via SOUTHAMPTON and BIKE.
MtN, per steamer AMERICA, and for IRELAND. VIA
ct EEN5TOWN. pct steamer CITY or MANCHESTER
clos. th. office SATURDAY the 10th day OF Oto'
b-r 10Y O'Clock u aud at the up town stations as io
lows. Station. and B 10 m. Stations and ID, a ~
ADRIAN WAkEMAN, 7. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
The Grarfcnberg Vegetable Pills.


Are IA. bcs, Ia thu world Tor f,u.iiy and for
lspiGYsrloS-toSsr - fisApAcHs-NsRvorsSs~
-BIiousSsss HyAarBrRS AciDirr - NAuskA-tLAru'
LEscs-W ANT OF APPsTIr.-DYsPsPsiA-Li LIVER CoxPLASS
-GsIPisGs-fEyERs. .
o. aoopnfof ts,ir great mdncss and from the (sf 0ds
fi.s ner. gsps g,, fhe bowels esast'T ife1
condition ne G,asabe,s P' ria be O1"f "o'' pleasant
hdH Others
10 Puc- rs per On the receipt Of dollar
-four boxes will by mail free OF postage to any part OF
the country. =,
.ed 10 j. T. Brds-. H. d. R,siieHi Phgses' Graceh-
bsrg Institute. No. l39 " illianst. New York an
~ d.. B,4ge vH egsHti 1isa pi"t' a. a'ofeJ''" "
fo a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

Ms southern Friends.
By the author Of
AMONG TiiF PINES.
For sale a, the Office of The Tribune.
IGies OIL Ispst covers 10 ceass-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

GENTLENFNS flNfUDLD WAIt tf>i tlf - siNifi
sEIENrl FIVE, ONE HUNDRED TWO AND
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH
SILVER WATCHES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
FIFTEEN INVENT, IMtSfi tA =, THIRTY. To
SEVENTY Dol AXIS EACH
For sal. by GEORGE {. ALLEN No. ilS Broadway one
door b,iow CANA ct, formerly No. II y
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-18
Registers Office,

NRw CAstLr CuuNTY June 18th, 1863
Upon the application ei CATH ARlNE DELANEY,
u Admnstratrix Of William DELANEY, late oi the City
of Wilmington in said County deceased 1t is ORDERED
and directed by the Reqstr that the Administrators
Aforesaid give notice granting Letters Of Admin
istraon upon the Estate Of the ceased with tie date
Of granting thereof by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date of such Letters in
six Of the most public places of the County Of New
Castle requiring all persons having demands against the
Estate, present the same abide by an Act Of As
sembly in made and provided. Aud also
the same to be inserted within the period In the
Delaware State Journal and Statesman, Newspaper
published in Wilmington and to be continued therein
two months.
- uiyen under tho hand and Seal OF O Nice OF the
fH8s Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New Castle
nSR County, aforesaid, the day aud year above writ
ten. PETER -. VANUEVBR, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-18
Watches, Jewelry and
E-SM Diamonds.
LEWIS LAD0MUS & co,
NO. 9O2 Chestnut Street,

PHILADELPHIA.
TIAVE always hand large stock Of GOLD and
III sILVRR WATCHES suitable Tor Ltdies Gentleuiau,
or Boys wear Some Of own importation, Extra Fine
Quality.
Our assortment Of Jewelry Of the most fasloua
Bile and rich desgns as also the palmer and Less oNpen'
slV9.
Silver Spoons Forks Pie Cake aud Fruit Knives, also
Il large variety Of Silver Ware suitable for bridal pre-
sents.
We have also hsni most splendid assortment Of
DIAMOND JEWELKI Of all kinds, To which invite
especial attention. Our prices will he found considerable
less than the same articles are uslslly soli for.
All kinds OF Watches repaired in tue very best manner
and warranted to give sat- faction
WEDDING RINGS on hand and made TO order.
Call or address, LEWIS LhhOMus CO.,
S13 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia
P s-The highest cash price pail or old Gold and
Silver. All orders from the country Will receive specal
attention. Ap2l.am
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-18
new CASTLE COUNTY.
WILMINGTON CITY.
First Ward-77 Names.

First Ward-77 Names.
John Montgomery, Lewis Brien,
George Howard, John LOgue,
John McCofin, Francis Manlove,
William Patrick, Bernard McCafferty,
James Miller, james McCuen,
Henry franklin, John D. Webster,
john Higgins, George Lee,
Apdrew White, cold, Jonathan Webster,
Michael McGarvey, Stephen G Likens,
R II Jones, Edward Sheppard,
Charles Hayes John Riley.
Charles W Searles, Andrew McIteer,
Robert A Young, Thomas Holt,
James Brier, John Daniels,
John ONeal, James II. McIntire,
Marshall Harlan, David Collier,
Philip Smith, Edward I Stroud,
Samuel Rollins, cold Fireman Wary,
james Clatts, Jacob Irons, cold
Patrick solly, Richard Loveal,
William England, Henry Ellon,
John Meigler, Marlin Taylor,
Evan Millward, William Todd, cold,
Alfred N Cleland, Charles Collins,
S p Walker, John Stewart,
Levin Turner Levi Glatts,
Patrick Trainor, Patrick Sheveln,
Evan Rice, William Fleming,
Delaware Davis, Thomas Cottryham,
Washington Smith, Thomas NJ Culbert,
Charles Z Sparks, Dennis Leary,
Lattimer S Hoops, Samuel G Simmons,
Benjamin T Weldin, Louis Jones, cold,
Jesse Creden, Jacob Lloyd,
David Byard, cold, Amos Nivles,
Samuel LapIey, Charles Agnes, cold,
Samuel Meyers, Hugh Clark,
William Miller, joseph Pedrick,
John MeGrotf,
Second Ward-79 Names.
John Trotter, George Robinson,
Lewis II. FOulk, William Bailey,
George Hayes, James Grant,
Joshua Guerill, Charles HOrner,
Charles r Tuflree, Rodney M'Guire,
Hugh O'Donnel, Christopher Crowden,
Jacob A Sheeler, Francis Boldly,
Alexander krauch Martin Buzine,
Daniel Burton, James Gallagher,
Paul Mark, Michael Cannon,
Terrence keedler, Samuel Fleming,
William Brogan, Thomas Burn,
Thomas Burke, Frederick Knight,
Charles Windy, Patrick Riddngton,
Robert Woodrow, Patrick Band,
Woodward Shopei William II Robinson,
Hugh Kerrian, Thomas Rolling,
Emanuel Hines, Charles II flnckct,
John Dunn, John Preston,
Edward Wallace, William Turner,
Francis Messick, Alexander Kay,
John Hesron, Augustus Josting,
VIM II Greny, John White,
Robt II Mcdaniel, James Manning
George Bradwick, Charles Coany,
James Fleeson, Charles Anderson,
John Tuifree, William Is wilkins,
William II Windsor, Enoch Moore,
Jacob Clumb, John Walters.
William Truitt, Robert Pyle,
John Murphy, Joseph Murry,
Joseph Cooling, Hugh Duffy,
Joseph Hyde. Jacob RamboI,
John II Britton, John C Hy6eld,
John Sheffield, John p Barney,
Frederick Ridings jr, Lander Weist,
John Elliott, William II Lucas
John Kelley, John Spence, cold,
William II DobOw, jesse X. MaliD,
David Glaspey.
Third Ward-1st Precinct.
SO Names.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-18

ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of the
deceased must present the duly attested 10 the Ad
minstratrix, or to the Rev. Patrick Reilly or before
the 18th day Of Jane A. D. 1861, abide the Act Of
ssmby in such case made and provided.
CATHARlNE DELANEY, Administrators.
Wilmington, June IL i5i3,-je02m,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-18
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
INSTITUTE.

NHE Winter Session Of the Institute will open in the
i MORROW BUILDING, adjoining the Custom House.
No. 5l2 King Street, on MONDAY, September 7, 1853
=. a. GAYLEY A. NJ, Principal.
iy sl.3m sos Lombard Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-18
DELAWARE STEAM PLASTER
AND bone MILLS.

~ " AHtE NILNW PLANTEh
AND BONE MILLS,
Utee removed 10 No POS Vest Fr0nt Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
VIM. A. STROU I'D,
Successor to C. STROUD Il son Manufacturer Of
strOud's Superior Bone Dust,
asylei to be the best in poiui OF fneuess and pnry
n manuiaeured and the only reliable artificial manure
~ u W. Market. Also, manufacturer Of
uhouND AND CALCINED PLASTER,
MEATS FOOT OIL So.
tue boNE DUST can be bought at the following placer
-uS S,, aso 80 o. the manufacturer.
o,eULbEkr BR0rHER, S. E corner Of Front aud
Nssnge streets Wilmington, Del.
sspMARD HODGKINs, Ayondale Pa
aaDWlN NJ srEY Dover Del
NY CHANDLER North East, Ald.
pyAnlD SCOTT BRO Elkton Md
1OhN PARTRIDGE nov5J .
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-18
THE DRAFT
COMPL LETE
IN DELAWARE.

The Names of the oonsoripts
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02
A Pregnant Thought.

General Sigel. in a late spee:h be ore the
Teachers Association, at Reading, Pennsyl
vapla, said, among other thin ga, OF the
war:
ut will not be ended when our soldiers
have possession Of the eDemy's country. 1t
is not enough to have the territory OF the
enemy. II is necessary to reorganiz,. 1t il
necessary to make those changes which will
give permanent foundltion to liber.y. |
is necessary to change be mind OF the people
who are now opposing US as enemies. Do
you osieve hat the children If the South,
wlen they look to he graves Of their fathers,
wH lore this cowatry7 You must educa e
them in the puul'c schools, and learn them
the principles oil liberty, which the grave can
never claim"
The lines we have italicized, from the Ger.
man General, 3D. you believe that the
children OF the South, when they look at
the graves oi their fathers, will love this
country?" will be answered by every one IN
the negative. IL is a most severe fiction
upon the whole war policy, which instead OF
uniting US, will put the ban oi insxtinguiSh-
able hate between the people OF the North
and the South, who were once united in
the closest b,nds OF affection aud uation
a feeling. Generations can never repair
the mischief Of this suicidal and miseraol g
war.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02

fOT Tue 3entiltl.
At meeting Of the Alumni Association
OF the McNeely Normal School, Aug. Ii
1853 the following Resolutions were unanl>
mously adopted.
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Almighty
Disposer OF human affairs, in His irscrutable
Providence, to call from time to eternity our
fellow member and former co laborer in the
work OF education, Mr.. John S. Mitchell, and
since we cherish and preserve lively re
membrance OF his character and virtues
therefore
Resolved, That we realize BY his death
that we have lost friend, social and kind
the country soldier and citizen, patriotic
and jealous; society a member, useful snc
good; his parents true and duti'ul son, the
Teachers profession a devoted worker and
the Association one of its most promising
and much esteemed members.
Reso2ued, That howing, meekly submissive
to the hand Of God, "znowiDg that lie doett
all things WE'LL" we hereby express our love
for his virtues and Christian character, sc
we'll known to US by long ASSOCIATION, and
deeply mourn his DEATH while 10 the prime
of manhood.
Resolue1, That the sympathies OF this
Association be rendered 10 the afflicted Ian
lily and relatives Of the deceased.
Resolved, That these resolutions be inser
ted IN the minutes OF this Association, copies
be sent to the family Of the deceased, and
also to the County papers for publication.
J. L. HUNT)
MARCY J. GRrFFITH,} Com.
MARY A. Ii. BRINKERHoFF,}
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02

LT Gen. Sigei has been relieved from his
duties in Pennsylvania and his aft mustered
ont Of the service. 1t ID also rumored posi-
bly, with the above TACT Tor its foundation
that all the unemployed volunteer Generals
are TO be mustered out Of the service immed.
iatoly.