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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-17
AsgMOn R.OveGa'S Estate.

TIE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honora
bic Probate Court for he District Of Washing com
missoners receive, examine, and adjust al caiws and
of all persons, against The estate of AInon
Love. late OF Warren, in said District, Ceased repre-
scented nsuvent, and the Of months from the 81
day February 1868 beng allowed by SAID court to the
creditors of SAID deceased, exhibit prove their
pectIye claims before Give notice. that Will at
tend to the duties Of appointment at the dwelling
house Caroline Lovelt in Warren, in said district
the 5h day March and Az gust stu next clock
IN the afternoon, "a each OF sand day..
LEWIS CAPDETL, r.,.
HELON NICHOLS, No"0
February Sd, A. D. 1868. fGw3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-17
PROBATE COURTS,

Probate Courts, within and fer the District OF Ran
iolph Tor the year ensuing Will De hoiden as 10
viz -, g.. Tt.-o
lay in each month .,;s
At the Orange Z univ Hotel n CheIsea, Oh Tue 'i
thursday of each month -,
At the west Randolph House in Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
Thursday in February, May and August
By order OF Court,
PERLEY e. JONES, Register
Chelsea December lst, 1862. foot
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-17

And just to pu. you en- your guard.
III give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion .s.,,
stopped a week or more,
And marked two " boot-ee5' every Morn
Before my neighbours door;
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
@ An angel trots around in u.s.
They stole my heart away,
And often in my nightly dreams
they swept before my face,
lady growing ont Of them
As flowers grow from vase.
But ah! one morn saw a light
Which struck me Ike stone,
Some other name was on the book
Those boo,s were not alone.
great tall pair Of other boot
" as standing by their side,
And off they walked one afternoon
And with them walked--a bride
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-17
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
7 O'CLOCK A. M.

New YORK, Feb. l6, Memphis letters of the
18th state that there is a perfect reign Of
terror in Northern Alabama and Northern Mis-
sissippi. Guerriias and boodhounds are on the
track OF Uuon men, who fee to The woods to
avoid CONSUMPTION. A young girl carrying food
to her father was torn to pieces by bloodhounds.
Corinth. A res iment is forming there which
already numbers six lnli companies. A mum
Der of u uon SITS have been shot and hung, and
their houses burned. Two women in Tuacum-
bia county were torn to pieces by bloodhounds
Among t6e fugitiyes at Corlnth are men eighty
years ofage.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-17

NEw York, Feb Is. A special despatch
from Washington says Gen. Battle r ism con-
ference with the President. lie receives his
instructions to-day.
The same despatCh says the Judiciary Com
mittee of the House will soon report bill to
punish Northern traitors.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-17
Abraham Bankers Estate.

MAE Subsc rlbefs, having been appointed by tie Hon
orabe Probgl, Cou tor the district Of ashington
Commissioners torecelVt. tXaEIie aFCadus aitlalms
and demands oal persUns against the Estate oil A0ra
ham Baker late OF Barre, IN said District, deceased
represented iuso!ventanG theerm DISK months from
the 27th day of January, 1868, beng allowed by
SAID Courtothe creditors said deceased tOe&hlbitaid
their respective claims before give notice tina
will attend to the duties oi cur appointment at
he late dwelling house OF tie deceased in Barre, in said
Dsric. on the 9Th day Of March and 18th day of July
next, -! o'clock The afternoon each Of sad days.
DAVID FRENCH, sd, tCor,,s
CHENEY KEITH, N'"
Barre February 81, 4. D. 1868. f6w3+
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scp0bafe Courts.

TATE OF gERNGTG R9664 ar the O Ssrci s T@
a. Iii ~ toj8en at the Probate Office in Montpelier, ii
id istIic on Tuesday of each week, during the yea'
nsung Persons having business with said Court are re
''''0N " Y. Z. MERRILL, Judge.
neceuher l. 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
FROM NEW ORLEANS
An Important Expedition Orsanizin: AZ
lichsburg-Death Of the unitea States

An Important Expedition Orxanizin. "A
Sicksburg-Death Of the UniteS States
Consul at Vera Cruz.
New York, August The steamer George
washington, from New Orleans on the GssL
instant, has arrived At this Port
She passed on the 4th instant the steanl-sIoop
Richmond bound north.
Among her passengers was Brigadier Ger
Dwight. Ex-MayOr Stith, OF New Orlears.
bad arrived there, being released from FORT
Pickens Also, Ex-senator Laefe They hsd
been at Fort Plckens ever since last Seps.Ht$y
The tennessee flagship frigate had RTriy ed a.
New Orleans, with large numbers OF in valiGs
from the rebel garrison a. EicksbUrg, as had
also some fifty registered enemies from -.
Louis. Her destination is Mobile.
The Lew monitor Neosho W as 1t Eicasburg
Inc Usage u soon expected.
The Choctaw and Pittsburg are bloc eha1lir.S
the river.
An important military and naval expedit,cn
is on foot at Vicksburg, under Gen Grant
Some dozen skeleton negro regiments are or
ganiziBg at Eicksburg.
Vera Cruz adyices Of the 10th ef July re r.yyt-
th. death OF the American cons ul on the I3.h
No American OF English vessels of war were
on the coast; the French vessels seizing eyery-
thing, English or American.
On the eth French side. wheel steamer ay-
rived at Vera Cruz with an English topSal
schooner in tow, which was captured in ple
Rio Grande with a cargo of arms. valued IS
S30U, 900, intended for the Texas rebels, though
the sehoon er .ared from Liverpool for Nd
amoras. Her officers report i've more loading
Tor Matam oras.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

SSevfral ingenious men IN Andsos.ossin
county, Maine, have invented an improvement
tor coupling cars, by which cars couple them
selves without danger TO life or limb OF any
person. The Improvement has been alioptssa
al Lewiston, and the Journal OF that city CON-
ucuas it as leaily valuable.
R-Crampton the English Minister VINO VAS
Eome from Washington for violating tae enlist
me MT law was knighted, and with his ptLc hs
induced a young ard beautiful woman 10 be-
come adv Champion She now appears il y
suit for divorce ON the ground OF inconrtseil-
Sy.
some distinction 10 the foreigners who helped
bm in his hour of need against his rebel sub
jects, has had some gold and silver medals
struck, not unlike the Crimean and l'aiSh
medals.
aFT The wounded rioters, it is said, suffer
terribly in New York. Large numbers snhrf
i'm secret, fearing to make it known 'hat hpv
were wounded i'll the outbreak whii" Hose
who venture out meet with tiitHe sympahy
or aid from the citizens.
s-The proyisicns of the Consumption Ace
place drafted men on terms OF perfect equality
with Volunteers, giving them me same Gov
ernment bounty, the same ,itie 10 pensions, the
same nav. the same everything.
~ ..Pretty waiter girls" thrive, and their
,,ictin,s prieye in the Broadway concert s:s-
,oons. Notwithstanding the stringent statutes
in such cases made and provided.
sg-The Emperor of Russia has ordered the
Bank OF Russia TO again diminish the price OF
gold, so that at the end of the year it shall b
at par.
sSJames G. Blaine, editor OF the Kennebac
Journal, and member of Congress elect from
the third distrist of Maine, has been drafted.
9-Thirteen OF the principal copperheads OF
Wapella and Mahaska county, Iowa, have BEEN
arrested for disloyal practices.
EAT Stewart, Of New York, has gwen
$500 for the relief of the families OF policemen
in iured or killed in the late riot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
tAsSoCIATED PRESS DIsPATCuE.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

fohFkkss MONROE. Angus; 6-The steamer
EDWIN Lewis. from Washington, ID. e.. arc
o'clock his morning.
Sou,h Carolina. -
he s'eamer Maple Leaf, Captain Dale. 81
lrlr,. "S
We learn that every effort is beng mace q
srrfst Inc enefriilas who burned the hefs
house At Smiths Island, Eastern shore OF Wy
gina.
The cunboat Ariel. from Charleston on ,i.a
W, triived this evening. She is ound 80 Npy
York with The mails
The steamer FrePborn, formerly from New
ork, and owned by Captain Squire. ~ tast
city, has been purchased by the NAVY I,-na,.-
ipent FOR euneoat and Lieutenant LAMPS,
j. appointed to take command OF her She -
going in pursuit OF the rebel blockade runners
FROM CHARLESTON.
BY the steamship +. r. Pauiding, from S,or.o
Inlet On the 4th, we learn that on Saturday
morning column Of rebel infantry made q
sortie on one the batteries in course of erscIlan
but was repulsed with considerable loss Our
troops are IN the hest OF spirits, and aut.e sa1,-
guipe OF snccess. The greatest harmony extsts
between the army and navy, and Admiral
DabtEren noely seconds every plan OF t1aneysil
Gilmore. Heavy reinforcenents are pouring
INTO sen. Gilmore, and the red ~ elton of Eoy,s
wagner aud Sumter IS now merely q matter OF
uIhe On saturday the gGnboat Ottawa was
me only vessel engaged in shelling the bat.er,e,
but on Sunday The fleet participated
Ihe weather at Folly Island is any ything hut
uneearahle. DuriE z the day a steady hestp.e
walls, but at night Il baiiny breeze replaces the
hnrpIng sun, which Is very refreshing 10 tas
hard working troops.
On Saturday night blockade runner tried 70
run out OF Charleston, but was detected Tbe
Ste am friga'e New Ironsides opened hey Don
derous batteries on the blockade runner snd
succeeded in sinking her in very short order
vessel persisted, and a valuable load of cot.on
was destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
Maine Democratic Stale Canrsnt,an

PORTLAND, August 6.-The Demo rat c Sttts
Convention met to-day. Resolutions We're
adopted inviting all men who are IN favor OF
the termination of the calami,ies which now
depress this unhappy land TO mite with Tie
party: declaring that the Union cannot b. pre-
served without concessions denouncing the al
n'iuiStration. whose course has been de>tT1.
tive 10 the Union and the government: assafi-
ing that the war cannot be carried for the 40 -
li'ion OF slavery; that if the rebel States should
show disposition 10 return, they would b..
w lcomed with all their dignity, equality ana
rights unimpaired; denouncins the system OF
arbitrary arrests; stigmatiZipg tina CONSUMPTION
as unjust and oppressive, but counseiing gsbe-
dIence 10 1t until its constitutionaly IL tested,
Np
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
Teachers National Convention

CHICAGO, August G.-The Teachers Natior.l
Con rentlon mel III this city to- day. The az
tendance from the different parts of the country
was large, 1850 teachers being present. Three
fourths OF whom are females, including q iarcs
number from New England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
Thanksgiving Day

CINCINNATI, August THE day was s-u-
orally observed by nearly entire sasper sion
OF business, aud worship in the churches
BOSTON, August ALI places OF business
We're closed here yesterday. ana the natioral
thanksgiving generally observed. 1t was on..
of the hottest days of the season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

&ECRET DJsEASE5.
- ARaDIcAL Gers GuARASTREn
DIR. HENRY COOK.
oFFIcE-No. 463 TWELFTH STREET,
Bt'tretn q and II SsysaS,
WASHINGTON, DC.
DR.. COOK guarantees in the foliow wing diseases
speedy and radical cure:
SEORET DISEAsEs,
OF both sexes. formidable in their conseo- eroes
II neglected entrusted to the treatpe,nt OF mn.
skillfu and oed physiciars are on red bv
Dr. Cook after new method, and y, nae n who ara AZ
unfortunate ~ to be afflicted With such dissas.s
should call upon the Doct,r 1ithont deisy A
practice Of many years. dp,,,na vbieh be has cured
pn pnyTsiahs th on aigh reputation, warrants him
cnynSa % csn ss SssiI such disease, which is at all
m;..s - LADfE6
amiSsse ~llA che diseases peculiar to their sex ,
GS snich nay result disastrously to their health
o sntton. il medical asss canoe is not called
~ ~ y me, should be very careful In choosing
ky Ian. and if they would call upon DR.. Cook
one would have reason in future days when In the
a5oyment of restored health, to bless the hour
when they Needed this advice. @a 1..s
All those suffering from syphilis or diseases Of
the sexual Organs will be cured speedily and raii-
cally by DR.. COOK If they apply to him either in
person or BY lethr,
The Heestnr pfspares all medicines himself, and
Warrants them to be free from mercury. jy 2s- Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
DRY GOODS, &c.
1nn NEW DRY GOODS.
lUU pIECES White Pink BIue and c

lRn NEW DRY GOODS
lVU PIECks White, Pink Blue, and Green
Mosquito Netting,
Bleach and Brown Cottons,
Sheetings, Table Linen, Crash Diapers,
Irish Linen Hosiery. Gloves,
Cambrlc and Swiss Ed gings, and insertions,
talenciea and English Thread Edgings,
White Goods in every variety of quality and price
3e26 NJ. TAYLOR & co.
lust RkCEIVED-
large stock OF
Pusher and French lace Shawle,
Point. Thread and Valencia Collars and Sets
fnread Lace vefls, Barees and Coifurs,.
Points, Valenc'as and Embroidered H'Gkfs.
Infants Ro and Waists,
Guipure Laces, all widths,
Latest styles Head Dresses, FANCY Goocs,
Eteel, Jet and Tortoise Shell Ear Drops,
Pins Belt Clasps, Bracelets, Fans, &e.
Which will be sold ct low prices 4 eHli Is So
is Market Space. Pean. avenue.
je2 between 9th and 9Th streets.
- PRICES REDUCED.
NTREEADINI shAwls, Mosam eique Shawls,
Black Lace Mantles, Points,
Burnoua and Eicolominis in great variety aaa re.
"a aS M. TAYLOR & CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

HRIE Z n A B..
PYststtsd BY Royal LsitsYs Pateat Of Engl1nd, SD
scared By shs Seals Of ShS Ecols de PAornzn:A d.
Paris, Gnd ~ lnprial C0lbgs a Msdis.As. Yssszs
TRIBsEMAR No.
10 the enectual remedy for RELAXATION, 3PRR.
MATORRHGA AND EXHAUSTION OF THl
TRIEsEMAR No. s.
Completely and entirely sradicates ell traces Of
those disorders for which Copaira and Cubebs have
generally bee thought an antdote, to the ruin oil
the health Of 3 vast portion OF the population.
TRIESEMAR No. 8, HrF
La the great and sure remedy OF the ctvised WoSd
for all Impurities si the system, well secondary
symptoms, obviating the destructive use of Mer
oury as well as other deeterious ingredients, ard
which all the SArsapsrilla in the world usnn.s
remove TRIESEMAR Mes. l, 2 and are sliks
devoid Of taste smep, aad Of all nauseatiag quail
tiles. They are in the form Of . lozenge, and ma,
lie on the toilet table without their use being sus
pected.
one for &C. And in sU cases, thus saving %, -
administered by Vslpean, LAllsr-aud HOAX; Ss;
&c. Wholesale and retail By DIR T. A. sARROw
street, New York. Immsdistsly an receipt of re
Dart Of the world, securely packed, ana addrsssss
Published also by DIR. BARROW, that eopuia,
and an:ifully Illustrated medical work, Human
1rsilty. Price - cents. Trieyemar and Boo1 ca
ss oSsainsd b special authority from D. q Ionn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

CHILLING OFF OUR sUMMER STOCK OF
- CLOTHING. at reduced prices, at J. BRUCk
& co. I, AGA Seventh street. VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

ID ! 81 = l. i 81
SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN
Ii You would obtain immediate relief from this
distressing complaint, try
DIR. WITFIELD'S
ETABLE PILLS.
This is . long tried and throroushly tested rsms
dy, snd hss never yet failed to cure. Do no, suf-
fer when there is . remedy within reach
Sold by s. @. FORD, 900 Pennsylvsnis avenue.
Rashin ston. and BY II. COOK Alexandra, Va.
Bent to any address by mail. Price 50 cents per
boz.
J. YOUNG. Proprietor,
ty "a SIN No. 4s1 Broadway, NY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

GENERAL MEADEs OPISIoNs.-We find he
following IN the lniladeiphia North Arneri-
can:
"The Boston Pilot asserts uIat the veteran
commander OF the Army OF the Potomac is a.
Roman Catholic, and many of the copperheaa
journals assert that he is democrat We rre-
sumo that in either case it Would not m axe any
difference in the value OF his services. II IS
As we'll, however. that tie truth should ba
known. General Meade is a Philadelphiar
His family resides here. He is member Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, and his fam
lily holds pew, where it has long been in reg
ular attencanc in ST. Marks Church. tienc-
raj Meade's relations in life. as regards politics.
have ever been WING. His family were all
wings. and though opposed to The anti-sis very
agitation before the war broke ont, The gener II
has since become an earnest supporter of lie
war policy of the national administration, Ike
burnside, Grant, Rosecrans and other cnnser-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS!

GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS!
THE WILSON MANUPACTURING CO.,
Successors to j. F. WALKER & SON.
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
MsSUFAcTURFRs OF
LAMP BLACK, ROOFING MATERIALS,
WILSON'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER
PROOF FELT, CEMENT,
AND GRAVEL
II q q T. 3.
oFF1CK-Louisiana av nue., next door to the
Bank of Washington.
WORKS-Foot Of Twenty second street west.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Washin gton and Fhir.
tieth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia
H. c. WILSON. President.
T. p. WILSON. Jr., Secretary.
N. B.-FELT AND CEMENT FOR SALE. IN
large and small Quantities,
All orders through Post Office Box 534 pune
tualiy attended TO.
Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. All work
warranted. Jy1-sm~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08

Allen Eliza {
Anthony Mrs
Ash,onJosep pine
Alton Emma
Alhrecht Miss c
Anthony birs
W wealthy i-2
Alien Mary Is
Alien Mrs A r
Blake Ann
Burns Sarah J
Botts Lucy
Brooks Emn P
Ram Mary L
Brown Matte
BarrMargaretak' ~
Brooks Ann NJ ,
Brown Lizzie
ba shy Horace
Bates NTs DR. Ed {
Blood L q I
Briggs Louisa
Bell Nr- W w
Burtchey lula l.
Barlow pris D
Baldwin Moiiie
Beatty MrsSunA
ElrroushsRehca-
Butler Sarah
Burrows Jane
Better Aie-
Bsbeock Mrs s A.
bramlcr HELEN
Beckett EIrm2
Bre ster Mrs
frry Mary
Brown Miss
Barnett Anna Fl
Barns rd Mrs P r
Bradley lydia
Bsrney Mary
Rnybton Abigail
Bishop Mrs
Bailey MrBeaehvl
Buckley Emily
Barnes Lizzie
Buckley Emma
Blaekson Mrs Hyl
BUN Kate
Bnrnprioc Mrs D
III e
Blskely Ruth Z
Barry Sarah J
Bell Rs chel A
Banks Mrs Hy
Beers Mary A
Bennett MrsWmT.
Brown Eliza .
Campbell Mrs
Jno G .
Chase J Josephine.
Cross Amelia .
C0stiio Mrs !
Carroll Cathrine.
Collins Mary !.
Chetbs Mrs $ b ]
Conner MrSJ ohpl
Curry Hrs O ]
Casey Ann ]
Connell Mary !
Chandler MrsJ 2 ]
Coe Adelia ]
Collins Martha !
Cooper MrsJ ohm
Cofi n Snrsh II ]
Chanha per MrsRi
Cnllsn Amanda ]
Chsppel Miranda
Beene Eliza ]
p.ene Miily ]
Uesn Mars ]
Dove Miss NJ q A ]
pezzenett Miss |
Il A !
Dalnicks Nellie ]
Dnulry Mary
Douglass } en- /
nette L |
Davenport Miss |
Belle ]
DIrkin Maria ]
Decker Mary
Davis Ellen u l
Denisun MrsW G /
DGrenlsr SusanBI
Davis Msry + \
Duncan Fannie !
Dsw-pp Susan n
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XXH WASHINGTON d. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8. 1863
ADJUSTMENTS.

RLEyEHrH eFRBBf. NEAR PA. AVENUE
AAsRnP CASSIDY. .....--.. .---... Manager.
'H-S Ca no PFRFoKM1 NCEs;
HA1sPlsa1SSsS SIn SanPPab yiTifG q 4
~JACk SHEPPARLsva
Or, II. iourhrvL sxsLIss HnIeayaIktS. L
nae Biuessis; y. q. Boxes as Jonathan via. ''e
JANE ,se114zas 4iso, f,ao1fs S1jF1SM!' s. DENIS .sp
rHs MAh16TrA a65ir. KAvILd ~ BAL dsALLE5 Troupe.
MoNf1f AIT ss tSs Inrsssd M.est,o.
IL he Srspd v,G Solo
= On Monday svesins NEXT win be produced
sensatiSnsi play Of the THREE SAsT MN. w.
CANTERBURY HALL.
MAMMOTH AA7INEE ENTERTAINMENT
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aug. II.
FoR THE BENEFIT OF fEE BUSINESS MANAGER,
ORION II. HESS.
THE GREAT 7ANRBETTA FRoUPK,
rR6tpPs 8 ppIsis1 sr Of pss1s, fGs
fss affso'sssg: q 81
CANTERBURY COMPANY.
- Bcors open At 2 O'Clock; performance st {
o0loeh uS-2t
CANTERBURY AALL,
EoUIaIARA AV., uRAa SzxTB sYRisp.
Wm. 4. sian .---so'e Manager and Proprietor
TRH COOL SUMMER THEATER
STANDARD MUSIC HALL.
THE 6REAT zANFRBT7A TROUPE.
The NEST Talented Company OF
PAN5oMIAleTs, DANo1Rs. AoROBArs, ROPE
PLRF0RMERS, 90, &c. IN THE WORLD,
In nfunn Sfnu~ ~{f hA
GREAT CiHIERBUR COMPANY,
ENYIRB WITHOUT DIMINuTI0N,
I'M oRAsD
DOUBLE. MERRIAM MENT
EVERY NIGHT
~ For full particulars of this unsxampled
amusement enterprise see bill Of to-day.
REeULER FAMILY MATINKEsATURDAY
AFTERNOON
Admission twenty Eve and rfty cents. Doors
open At7a O'CLOCK; performance at o.. O'Clock.
VARiETiE8l VARIETIES,
Fronting PenIaylvan1a avenue and Ninth at.
THE COOL SUMMER RESORT.
GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY,
MISS JULIA BARTON.
MoREsT. the Daring Gymnast.
JIM BUDWoRPH. the Great Ethiopian.
CIRCLE OF BEAUTY and
THE MAMMOTH COMPANY.
The Comic PAntonine Of
J0CKO, THE BRAZILlANAPE.
wEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON
LADIES' MATINEE
nj UsIcAL ENTERraINMBNr
AVA KVEkY EVENING AT
NEW YORK SUMNER GARDEN
No. $50 G STREET,
Between "A and 9Th streets.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST Office,
THURSDAY. AUGCSr q, 1853.
LADIES' LIST.

OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

A MISrAKE-lt was not at the Raptis
Church, as stated in our last. that the
'copperhead democracy were SO devoutly
remembered on the Presidential fast day,
but at the Methsdist Church. 1t should
also be stated, in justice, that it was not a
resident clergyman who INDUCED in the
offensive remarks, but visitor from
abroad. There are churches in town in
which such talk we presume is common
enough but the Methodist, we are assur-
ed, is not one OF that sort. The meeting
on the fast dav. was union affair Of seve-
raj churches and denominations.
In justification. of the single remark we
made on this matter in our last, which
has been called unnecessarily harsh" we
are tempted to read sundry very patriotic
and pious people a small lecture. Now
there are very few intelligent persons
among US whom political frenzy has SO
much Supplied that they do not know
that at least nine tenths of all the people
of the north opposed TO the republican
party are as loyal as any republican
can be. Is it wisdom, is it good sense, is it
true LOYALTY, then, to give laid and comfort
to the enemy by constantly representing,
in CONVERSATION, in the press. in speeches,
sermons, and prayers, that all who descent
from any particular policy of the admins
tration are disloyal. thus creating impress
sions injurious to the real earnestness and
substantial unanimity of the people in
maintenance of the government?
Political recklessness and malignity of
that sort is to be expected among politi-
clans and caucus managers, butin churches
it is as much out OF place as roulette
table. We are told by 1t Col Hapeman
that our poor prisoners at Atlanta, Ga,
who frequently suffer for the comnonest
necessaries Of life, are constantly visited
by the Bishop OF Nashville" (Roman
Catholic, whorelieves theirpressing wants
and often supplies them with large sums
of money in the way Of loans to be return
ed on their release, and with which they
can procure many comforts. This godly
man zoe: in and out among bis people in
Nashville, in Louisville, in Nicksburs or
Atlanta, doing good to al! whether rebel
or loyalist, wherever suffering humanity
needs the ministratons OF The hand o.
charity. His loyalty is not questioned in
Nashyille-hi, fidelity aud christian honor
are implicitly trusted in relcldom. We
have an ideal of q truly Christian minister
most people have candid!y to any one,
is that ideal not more like this Bishop OF
Nashville than Henry Ward Beecher, or
CheeYer, or any one you car rame OF the
famous three thousand New England
clergy?