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Also, miscellaneous Properly in city and country
the requirements OF all ciaseSo the
IN our hands can be seen without permit and
trouble parties who refer
ample security or ray in advance ,ineed not Apply.
MckIBBId. DAY COBB,
nsedR rok
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MILLS AND WATER POWER roR sALE--A FOUR
M engine Paper MIL with copper dryers and paste hard
machine aud Gr.t Nj with two run u stones two Dwe
lna and Store ftou~ witt ~ Acres ~ Liant stu
sed the Pasaaic river, IL Chatham NJ ~ witnn hall
rnlo Of the dep0l Morris Essrn Ra.rpad. and
within ~ miles ~ New York. or partner wnld be akcn
TO purchase one-ha. o. ns Esg mil wond - 'oh s-pa
TAYLoE GEOGIfEUAS. s. Leonard street, "
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7 AURA KEENEs THEATRE
- Sole L~sScc sr1r@ Laura kce
Doors open at quarter before ocAocx
GREAT SUCCESS
Of thr Paisy ErtrAg aganyA
w MOTT AND EVERY NIGFv.
Sirth week OF the highly snccca sfu engagement u
~ MKk. JOHN WOOD,
THR EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH
style OF perfection dramatic productions.
MISS LAURA kEFSE
having depred AL details 20 IN. command Of
HER MAJESTY,
QUEEN OF COMEDY AND SONG.
defender OF the faith In fun &c,
MKs. JOHN WOOD.
The public 10 nfnrm~i that he tremendous
STKArE6fC COMBINATIONS
OF all that II great good, attractive G6s In ~
theatrical world. not otherwise absorbed
A TICKLING EFPERvEsCENCK
has been prepared. and Will
90 POP
into effect this evening. IN the ahAra %
COMfCAL FAIRY EXTRAVAGANZA,
entitled the
FAIR ore WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS
Mrs John God Queen Iuc5oss
Mrs John Wood Page Pnohtn
Mrs John Wood. old Jew Pedrs
Mr. Waicot The King
Thr Arab aut
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FRoaeHAIrANooGA.

Expected Attaek On 90 ecrans-Reiniorce.
msnss-The nhis EiecsieH-frem the
PHiLApRLPHIA.O OCT. 1a.-Special Cincinnati
dis patches to the HaIletiu state that the sur
geons who have arrived, captured at Chicka.
manga, were stripped Of eIerything They
Represent that BRAGG expected to attack Rose.
Grams on Tuesday, to pre- vent tho Ohio soldiers
Rrinforcrments had reached Rosecrans by
the first trans from Bridgeport. The road has
tcen repaired at all important points, and il
defended.
everybody. Forty men, armed with reyolvers,
on their way to Day ton 10 vote the Copperhead
ticket, were ARE ted at Richmond, Indiana,
Nine others were arrested at Greens burg, In
diana. from Illinois, and other rebel voters de.
There will be torchlight procession tonight.
Secretary Chase will speak. The Union men
are enthusiastic and conhdent OF success.
There is variety of news from the Lower
Mississippi. In fight at Donaldsonvi1l La
on the 25th ult., guerrillas were repuised by the
garrison and drivcu out In RAID on Morgan
town they were more successful, having sur
prised and captured two companies OF the 18th
Iowa and the 18th Indiana, 2l7 men in all. Gen
Heron is now there with large force.
The New York Worlds report Of Federal
reverse in Louisiana. with loss Of 800 prison
ers, is q ca1ard.
The Commercials special says that on the
It'll instant Col Harrisons force Oh West Ten
ne.see cavalry were attacked at Como by guer.
ril,as, under Colonies Wilson and Faulkner
Herrieoo was forced to retire after two hour
fich,ing, with the loss Of thirty. seven men. The
rebels lost hes Willy Col Wilson was killed.
Gen. Grant has rescinded his order compel.
ing Steamers 10 carry soldiers at thrt e-fourths
of q cent per mile. ...
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b. OK with a loss OF fifteen or twenty killed and

b. OK with loss OF fifteen or twenty killed and
wounded.
Lite Rock advices to the "a mention ru.
mors that Kirby Smith has ;oined Price with
considerable force, and that they are Dow,nov-
ing on that place in the direction OF Arkadel-
phia. #@
The gueIilias are committing depfedauons
on tie defenseless inhabitants ofUes Arcs. An
Iowa regiment and four hundred armed citi-
zens have gone to look after them.
The contrabands are coming into Little Rock
in Ial &c numbers.
The stramer Glasgow has arrived here with
three hundred hogsheads of sugar, two hun
drcd barrels Of molasse7 and several bales Of
cotton, from New Orleans. s1--~---.s.-szzg,
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From, Hilton Head.
REBEI, ATTEMPT TO INJURE THE IRON
kIDES WITH A TORPEDO.
no DAMAGE DONE THE VESSEL.
GEN GILMORE STILL ERECTING BATE
RES ON MORRIS ISLAND.

NEW YoI K, Oc.. 13-The steamer Continen-
tol, from Hilton Head on the Oh, reports that
OH the night of the 9th the rebels sent down =
torp" do attsched to a rait, from Charleston, \
the 1ronsidcs, of Fort Moult-ie, which ex-
Ploded under her bows, throwing great vol
uTe OF water on bo:rd, putting out all the
fire. killing Ensign How ard, and wonnding
two Sc; men, but doing no damage to the YES
eel.
The rebels who had charge of the torpedo
we {. pturcd.
The Irors.des remains anchored of the
MorE- e Horse.
TIE Mo~iiors aee doing picket duty off For.
SIrtnr.
Gen. Gilmore is still ere ct,ng batteries OH
Me-fig Island.
Tne Contncnt-' owed the brig Young Ee.
pubic, Of Portland, out of Hilton Head, intend
ing to take he: - New York, but wa obi; red
o CT le e during gale, the brig b, -ring up
.or Ee.uforS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
GOOD NEWS!
BATTLE In EAST TENNESSEE.
BURNSIDE VICTORIOUS,
THE REBELS RETREATING.
BURNSIDE PURSUING,
BURNSIDE PURSUING.

NEW YoEK, Oct. IA special telegram to
the Tribune, dated Knoxville, Oct nth, saws:
Burnside advanced toward Greenyille on
Thursday and Friday. He overlook the rebel
forces, under Jackson and Williams, on Satur.
day, at Blue Springs. The rebels occupied a
strong position, aud are supposed to number at
least six thousand. Our cavalry held the ad-
vance until three p m, when the first division
several times charged the rebels. The firing
was sharp, and destructive to our men. The
rebels used only one battery. They were driven
from the field at shutdown, but darkness rem.
dered pursuit impossible. The rebels are now
retreating on the Greenville ra.d. We lost
sixty killed and wounded. The latter are to
be sent to Knoxville. Burnside is purs uing
Everything looks encouraging.
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pass es in ELL Run Mountains. A i-rge cav
riry fcrcs was sent from here yeSterdsy' ana
viii speedily tisiodge them from tfeir posi-
t:cns. The reIel forcer holding the PAGES are
surnc,, to be Whites and Moseby's men.
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STATE ELECTIONS To-DAT.-The State. OF
Pennsylvania and Ohio vote to-day for Gov.
ernor, members OF the Legislature and local
officers. No members OF Congress are TO be
elected in either. Curtin, Union, and Wood.
ward: democrat, are the candidates for Cover.
nor in Pennsylvania. At the cleo ton for Gov.
erncr IN 1860, the vot, stood as follows
Curtin: ''pcople's' Candidate. .962, 400
Curtn's majority. Observation-Disclosures. 81, 1874
At the election last year, however, for audi.
TOR general, the voie Stood:
Soc-I"a' on:on. ......sss...sss....... .2i5,6S4
Slenker's majority .................... 33s2
1t Will be seen that the vote Of last year We,
So $40 less than in 1860.
Last year the State of Ohio voted TO- Score
t.ry OF Site az follows:
Armstrong, dem. ......s......,..,..1so go
AeAnon rep oon0Hn .sssss LIS, 41
Armstrong; majority. 55sl
In 1861, however, the vot, of the State 70 :
Governor stood:
Se"e.'' ue".'.. Isl, 79f
majority Tor Tod. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5,sa3
The candidates for Governor this year are
Brough. Union. and Vallandigham, democrat
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FROM MISSISSIPPI Ann ..x.x..s

- AND AHkANSAS
RailFsad Bridge Barned.-R.h.I. -
Lee Defeated near salem Mixs.-An "A.
vance on Little r eek by the Enem~
CAIEo, Oct. l2.-Arrivals from below rsnro
sent the Rebels as having burned the rai,ro.a
bridge at West Corinth, cut the telegram d,
various places, and that large force OF cav.
airy threaten the lines between Corinth and
Memphis.
A fight occurred on the sth, near Salem,
Miss, between four thousand Rebels, under
Lee, and i've thousand redsrais, under Nc
Crellis aad Phillips The Rebels were driven
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MISS CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN, the celebrated
American traSedienne, visited Ford's The-ter
last evening. Miss Cushman. who is the que t
OF one OF the leading Government officials, will
appear during the latter part of this week in
her greet impersonation OF Lady Macbeth
at Ford's new theater, for the benefit of the
Sanitary Commission. A worthy repre- senta.
i've Of Macbeth will be obtained
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1910 q. m.-Foting is
going on quietly The crowds at the polls in
dictate the Target vote since 1861.
Democratic ticket dispensers have McCieI-
ian's name on their aprons as a caadidat, for
the Presidency, and placards containing
McCieiians letter endorsing Woodward, are
plenty throughout the city
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
PUNISHMENT FOR FITTING OUT A PRIyA-
TER

SAN Francisco, Oct. 13.-The great house o.
Harpending Il Rubbey has been found Gully
of fitting out the privat,er Chapman last winter.
The penalty is ten years Imprisonment and
tn thousand dollsrs fire.
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Oct. 12.-Mattere are UNCHANGED
in front, and the telegraph is uninterrupted
Colonel Ducaie, Inspector On General Rose
Grams staff, goes North " ard Tomorrow, on q
sick furlough
Generals Negley, Crittenden and McCook
were in town tonight
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CRIMINAL Court. Judge Fisher-Thls morn
ing, Tho. Kernan, indicted tor the larceny OF
about SO worth OF sheets, shirts, &c, from Jas
w. Jones, was found guilty.
The trial Of Augustus A. Boyans, indicted for
rohbing Paymastar L;-tham, was resumed and
ss onr report cloced, it was dragging Its slow
length along.
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GREEK FIRE AGAIN THROWN INTO CHARLES.
ToN.-The Boston Herald has a letter from the
fee, at Charlest IN, October 3, which says:
Last evening General Gilmore sent one of
DIS " Greek fire. shells into Charlest On, which
set fire 10 some building. The fire burnt for over
two hours.
There Will be warm work here before this
reSchec you, ii nothing intcrferes in the mean:
TINE to put stop 10 the grand work All
things are ready"
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IosTON, Oct. 12.-The folio wing extract is
from letter from one Of the boats crew OF the
ship Housatonic, which was engaged in an
attack on Fort Sumter on the Sth OF September:
COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. Give have been
in this city one week tonight. All our boats
crew, numbering fifteen men aud two officers,
are well, and not injured at all. We were in
Charlest on Jail four days. Chaplain II. O..
Turnbull, of the 10th Connecticut, preached to
us yesterday. Ninety-six men and fourteen
officers were taken at Fort Sumter on the night
of the sth of September. We thiak we shall be
exchanged and sent home by way OF Richmond
in few days. We ENJOY ourselves singing,
&c, and have the liberty of the yard all day
long,"
A letter received in this city from Beaufort
says the pirate Sumter was not destroyed in
Charleston harDor, but is now at Whining ton
armed and waiting for q chance to run the
blockade. Eight United States steamers are at
present blockading that port
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEW YORK, Oct. I3.-The Star OF the Sou.h.
IRON New Orleans On the tth, has arrived, bet
brings nothing rev.
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ericks, drunk; dismissed. Michl Walton, do.
81. w. J. Jone-. do; So. Angelo Gonna, do.
dismissed Emma Howard, disorderly; rs.
Z. M. kerIison, aiding soldier to desert; mil
Lynch, assault and battery; do Frank Mye..
Jerry Donovan, George lowers, VIM She'd,
petty larceny; bail for cour:. Gustayus ii.
Clark and Henry Asher, drunk and disorderly:
military. Patrick Smith, do; dismissed Wm.
Washington petty larceny; Jail for court Jack.
soi Ogle, Thoe. Comfy, VIM. Kelly and Thos,
Kelly, (small boys,) gambling; dismissed
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THE LATEST FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-The following is TIE
very latest intelligence brought by the stciu-
ship City Of Baltimore.
General engagements betwee the Russians
and the Poles are reported without definite re-
suits.
The islands Of Corfu aud Paxo have pro-
nounced in favor OF q union with Greece.
1t was feared in Paris that the British Gov.
eminent was about to become less indulgent
toward the South regards the building of
vessels Tor war purposes. which will affect
the policy OF the French Government and the
Southern cause.
The Globes correspondent says it is mainly
as affecting the French proposition in Mexico
that the Federal chances or Confederate hopes
create any interest at all.
FARTHER POINT, Oct 12.-The stcame IL !
Jura, from Liverpool on the LIST of Oc,oter, =
arrived.
The Confederate loan advanced five par
cent, under the Scotia's news of Ro=ec~ans'
defeat
The Manchester Southern Club, having
memoralized Earl Russell to make representa-
tons at Washington against the unretentng
and discriminating character of the war, had
received the following reply from the Secretary
of Foreign affairs:
81 am to state to you that Lord Russell fears
no representation OF her Maiesty's good wiil
do good, but that h is lordship viii! instruct her
Majesty minister at Washington to report on
the statement made in your memorial
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National Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12-The subscription
sgent reports the sale OF $3.50 $40 Of tie vc-
twenties to-day. Deliveries of bon DIS are being
made to October 9Th.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From the RappahannOck.
TIE EVACUATION OF CULpEnER.
THE WHOLE REBEL ARMY CROSS THE RAP.
IDAN TO TURN MEADE's RIGHT FLANK,
LEES PURPOSE FAILED BY MEADEY
PROMpTNE.S.
LONGSTREET REPORTED TO HAVE RETURN
ED TO LEE FROM BRACES ARMY.
REBEL CAVALRY HOLDING THE GAPS.
MOHENEET2 To nISLODAR THIN.
MOVEMENTS TO DISLOD6E THEM.

NEW YORK, Oct. I3.-The Tines correspon-
dent says, under the head OF slater intelligence
from the irent," that our forces have evacua-
ted Culpeper. Such stores as conld not be con-
vseientiy removed were burnt. Their value,
however, Is r.fing.
1t is reported that the whole rebel army mas
c-o.,ed the Raridar, and further that deneral
Mesde he's iallen beck to the north bank OF ths
Rsppahannock.
PRISONERS captured on Saturday state Long
x:rcet,s eor,,e had returned from the South
vert. This, however, is doubted at headquar-
tiers.
The rebels commenced to cross at the Rapi-
dan on Thur~day morning, in the direction OF
Madison Court House, with the evident int.r.
ton OF turning General Msa ds's riabs wing.
Heavy cavalry Tsinforcements have been
,ert to the front.
Ills reported that be retsl cavalry hold u !.
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From Louisville.

LoUI5E-LLs Oct. 2.-Diccreditcd reports Of
large Rebel cavalry force in the vicinity OF
To.npkias vile prevail here to-nichL.
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caution the public against
H3 tsveral PARTIES who are pur porting 70 Be orr
have TO agents, and warn ell pertons for trusting
them on OBJ scconnt
Successors to ]. r. Walker SON.
Sc 80 lm< FOOT VI I'D street vest.
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TWIER

Posf 07FiCE DzPAnfsEx,. Oe:ober II, 49,
p.rsasns unit Il. s,s eay Ney.ms.. net l.
ossS.1 RGsn for iq, an WRAPRlNs PkPhk
day Of next The said srseies .:e es to Be-
= r. OH Is 4 NJ.
e: 3! : each ss:a:; ss
40 r.. 3 Il a.1 M % & p.,,r b, ,,
isshf: il re sad ysiIS not isi' thsn =
pounds to the ream. and e.ch re IN to contain
10 reans Of the same kind Of plrez, 7s BY 10 in
cues n n !. hlze. and TO weigh rot les, thsnt'
$500 pound, Of juto Tvine, strands. hard twisted
eighth ofsn .nch in diameter, veil twisted.
and n balls or hanks. weighing from Ia to
., ,oo Disxiq No. 2, a: Ns,r York City. r
sf.s deseribss n the 81 a. s ior a :
800 reans DO. similar to that last described In
1860 pounes Of Jut, Tvine. similar to that fra.
400 1enpas Of eoar Hemp Txin. o,l.- to tia.
OF he second dc.cl.p o. tor q t,,ct No. L.
70 "a ,s,n Dis s., &, Nc. 8, at Br5ato. NI.
20 named e 1of ID dis:T;ss No; /. ,,,,,
1910 ponds Of Ju:c Twine. SIMILAR to that Of tho
1900 pounds Of srae HEMP TSir So similar t, tia.
ofthe Eecond description Tor sid d.s.rics
Proposals. will be received for e,ch article nc a.
rS,eiy and tera ately 20. each district o. for tho
The. contract VIII be awarded to the louess and
oest olo4tr to Be determined after carsipi exam.
iI maj iel the pOsUose Of a@oert.inine which bid
.ius N iss 1sec.e 81 .e:ulss be most advantage
The Postmaster General rsservss 10 himself the
rl2nt 20 reject any bid where 1t is sppa euS that
part tDe article are bid for ii very low. and
part - . very hiah lGe. without . proper regard
70 TIE cot Of for the pprFosa OF ale :tnG the
OF TIE bids urde the estimats contained
II the districts should be reconstructed, or in
q easeo IN number, or sny OF them Discontinued,
the articles snail Re delivered ct slch piase or
places - The Postmaster General shall designate,
It Pro rata prices. And the Postmaster 9enerai
ustner reserves to privilege Of ineress
qutrsd II it shall be found necessary 70 do So
Samples Of such articles o. are hereby required
W turnished can be seen at either Of the above
Ode. ) VIII tend s.uples o; sach articles a. they
p-oIoe to uiDish with their bids
idsnee OF bis alb. lity to comply With his bid.
TEo sufcient securities will We required 70 .
Failures to furnish the articles contracted for
promptly. or the furnishing OF articles infslio. to
those contracted for viii be considered su6c emit
H g not madam accordance with these proposals
viii not BE- considered
Proposals ust be marked on the outside of the
envelope With the OF the Article or articles
proposed for, and the latter containing ths.n ad-
dressed to the First Assistant Postmastcr General
GO H. Wv Postmaster aeness,.
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The Draft in m a,

The Draft in Maryland.
BALTIM ORE, Oct. 12.-The draft in the First
Second, and Third districts OF Maryland will
commence next Thursday
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EvJ @. Mas UIEz { o.. Arc. orteu.
& X HANDSOME BUILDING LOTT ON F0Uch
On I&IDAY AFTERN DON : October 18th. At
taus . No. 90. bounded By I4th street. Vermont
avenue. norsh street, I'D TIE Gi.sie sued, ,
fronting about q feet on Dor.h N street. between
IL i s.-eet Emu Vermont avenue ana running back
18th street.
Tfrms One third IN cash the remainder in nix
aud twelve months, with in st. secured By deed
OF trust on the premises.
(o1seyancins Ut the cost of the purchAser.
ton on E1id E1uare.
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N[eHULT'6 ON6uzNT.-WafYanted 70 pro-
US ducs full set Of Whiskerg In ssx Weeks or
money rstepded. E,pt. postpaid, for 80 osnta Ad-
dress 9. J: 81 ULf3. Troy. Z. e N-ln
0S ,OEG UNIT 10 warranted 10 bring out 8 fan
. SStn q Whistler. or 6ns noastache, in forty
ale e hair restorative One trial viii prove lie
and nn.. ssnt p mail On receipt q q To- Dries
f. .c +. e, Post Once, ashkseDsie. N
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II TLANIlC 9TJAN6HIP AGHNOY- =
"A L1Wle 4 CO.. having been eppoins<d ~ y:
for Lines Of 6teaUers viii farnisk Cert,a 81
Haesass to or from any Port Of Great Britain a. a.
Iyelanl. oe
PeFsoDs desiring Passage or TO brinx their f;a,a.
oUt can avail Themselves 81 tns 0.sorenr ME- =
extra eIptpae, By APPLYING to " y i.sWISS c 2r
Agents. 427 It'll It., bst. @ and Il St.. cclS IN
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PRRsoNAL-Miss Charlotte Cushmau. the
eminent ectress, called on Manager Grover
this morning, and was shown by him the ap
pointmentz Of his entire establishment. She
expressed satisfaction at his enterprise
Money Market-Latest Oua.
tatioRs.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank.
ers:
Blu ing. Selling
~ 2. coupon bonos' iooi ......l"4 1esX
" D o'SUe ssssss .....pSI
u. ). 7.U NoteS 1861 1877
Quartermasters' Checn. .......89X
American Gold. .l52aI54 1855
American Silver. 125al30
NEW YORK RATES. O CLOCK PN.
Coupon SIS, 1881, 1tsH 7-3n's- 1O8x; Cerda.
Gates OF Indebtedness, 99h; Gold, six; Erie
RR, 1l0k: Michigan Southern. soy; Alton
and Terrahaute 81: Chicago and Northwest.
erl. IL; Quicksilver, 66x.
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nF 10 L p UR, yAPOR,
w AID
MEDTA TFn EATuS

MRS. II. N. ABBY, formerly of No. 4s6 18th
street, having taken the houre No. 3SS q streat
corner OF 18th i now prepared Is administer sstss
LOT the opre OF Disc ASS, auch ~ RhsumatIsm Inm
saso. GeGt, soIe Throst. Erysipsla1. Salt Rhsnn,
sss sta DysDsrsi.. Fever and Asas. yaundiee,
yer, Liver Comp plant &c bilious re-
Mrs. a: having herself tested the Bath is able To
speak with and trusting the afiicfed ~
Washing ton and g georgetown Will svail themseives
OF 50 easy. pleasant and speedy rem edy, she most
earnestly soltcits share Of public patrorase
Mrs. a. also removes Birth MARKS Without main
leaving no trace Of IL cir former appsAranee.
Circulars at the house. oc N.
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rTn9 Ieyairs rendered necessary by the ars ar
S9y eAvime been completed are nov reaa = 10
S1sSnIe Al work entrusted M with pronpsness and
..nEANAc1s end RANGES put up aud repaired
u short notice end fair prices 'S~a10u
oc9-zv tChron., IntSi. e Reurbl
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A,v NV rooKsEHaw BooKsi

MARBLE MANTBLe
"A Large assortment constantly on hard aru For
Ea'e low for cash. Persons Wishing to Durck ase
viii please call and examine my stock on b1nd
NICHOLAS AOK DR
se3S 1mr cor. ard New Jersey avenue
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

SANDER. thus attempted to be heaped upon
the people of this place.
1t appears, by the proceedings of the
meeting held OF the 5th inst, that the sane
tity of the Sabbath is weekly violated in va
rious ways-by the cutting of wood, selling
goods, &C., de- Now, Mr.. News, would
say (uot using "a very classic term that
such an assertion is aEis. That the selling
of goods and the cutting of wood may nave
occurred on more than one Sabbath. l will
not pretend to deny; but for a set of men to
solemnly declare, before God, that such is
weekly occurrence, / here assert most en-
phatically is base .falsekood on men whose
record stands much better in the sight of
God or man, than many individuals who
presided over the "sanctity' of that immac-
ulate fountain of self-righteousness !
I am willing. however, to make a few
honorable exceptions to the above charges.
But let people, when they attempt to exer-
else a guardianship over the sanctily of the
Sabbath, in the fear of God, carry out and
put in effect all good and wholesome laws
for the perpetuity of our Government. and
tbs advancement Of righteousness let
tbensassociate and divide responsibilities
with truiySrighteoue and GOd-fearing men,
instead of with inebriates, Sabbath breakers,
false swearers, thieves, and men who will
insult virtuous women at every point. Then
success will crown their efforts, and wood
cutting and trading with the Indians on the
Sabbath will be tolerated no more forever
A WHITE, NJ. D.