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NIARSHAL SALR.-In virtue of toe vrtss Of
w deIi fsSAS, on Judgment OF condem asaoas
ssaed trou, VA 0erk oxide Of the circuit ecsrt %
iDgtou, sna 70 directed. will expose TO yuSk3a
saIe Cor SosA in front OF the court kouse door q
usry next mss, at II clock tAe following de-
scrised PRO perty, to-vft, viI:-Ths north part a.
feet inches on al street and exteoding back "a
width TO the Of the said lot. together vita s
and alar the i'm provemen Ms thereos seiseA sn1
levied upon the property OF Cornelius Boyle ana
will be sold to satisfy Judsclala No. IS To gsasaU
term, 1883 in favor of Patriotic BANK George II
Dove. gsrnisAee Of Corneitns Boyle.
WARD n, LAh0N,
de St-dts ". 3. MArshs1 p q
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WEwoULD call the attention of orr readers to the
stock OF beautiful JeSeiry sai Silver plate Ware
O. TIE EoilEr store 9aS Penn. aycrrue, near "a st
aaG advise them TO invest dollar there. ia ) w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

INDIA RpBBsR Doors ASD sHo ss.-Ths above ar
tieles are sold cheaper at ii. A. HALLS India Rub
Der Warehouse, $40 Pa avenue, than at any other
store in this city or vicinity This is So Csiiand
satisfy you rselves. $40 Pa. avenue. no9i-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

ATTENTION, Soldiers and others. amaritau g
Gift is your only hope. Cures any case Of private
complaints in from two to four days. If You would
be saved from long suffering anu speedy death
don fai! to avail yourselves Of this remedy. The
SsInartan's Root and Herb Juices is the only
efec:ual remedy for ssres and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. Take Of this purifying
remedy ard be permaDes thy cured. Bee advertise
me mt In another column. ja5-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

pssIRABLE INDIA EUBBRR GosDs-Mr n A
Hail has just received . lot OF Oficers' Long and
tisht dull finished Coats; also, dull finished Pom
ch9s extra large sizes; also, lot Of blue English
Tslmas, very long ST tJ each; also extra long anl
light lin weight Ru bier Cares with sleeves which
he il selling a manufacturers priceR a. his India
Esbber Warehouse, 81 Pennsyiyapjs avenue \ be
tween 9th and 10th SITS. oc u IF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

TBs cuHAPhsr AND BEsr HAIR DY2Iy TIRE WORLD
kerr Fadss g. Washes OW.-Uphsmts Hair Dye, 50
cents box. The best in use. Try it, Sold oy 3.
c Rsrd, corner 18th street and Pa avenue Wash
lngton, and Henry Cook, AleXaadria. 10 Sly
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CRIsrApoRA,s HAZE RnsroRArIYs

CRISTAD0RL7S HAIR KDsTORAriFs
lie invaluable with his Dye. it imparts the utmost
softueSs the most beautiful gloss and reat vitat
to the hair.
Price 50 cents, 81, and So per bottle. according
70 size. jaa-eolm
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Janrary 18th, 1865, Rev. W. NJ. strayer, Nc
JOE SMITH, of Washington, D. c., to Miss
FtURIDA A. J0VEbESS OF New York.
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1EpIA RuBBER esops.-Ths place to buy your
kabber Goats, Legsins, Camp Blankets haveiocks,
haysrsAeAs, and every arttAe made from India
Rubber, is at H. A. II all q INDIA Rubber Warehouse
where you can obtain them at manufacturers'
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and lGtA
streets. 90 22tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

Z,uUU ssla PRIZE CLARIFIED CIDER
4 sal y, ELLIS CAIRNS,
Il South Gey street,
te Baltimore,
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA Route, cSe Bo!EsKant aud
RoSrtsbRrs. TO tAe North cad Wss:-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-quick time
through at Government rateS. For tickets and fur
Their inform stisn apply at the once Of Great Penn
syivania Route, northe east corner Of PennsyivaHa
Avenue aud Sixth It W Arlington. 6fhce open from
"a. m. until ,. N =; on Sundays from TO p. m
lily u. o. MORTON, Agent.
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IEpIA RJRPla GoODs.-It 10 not necessary for
Mr.. II. A. Hsli to enumerate the different styles
and ! inds of Rubber and GuttA Pereha manufas-
tnrcd goods that he keeps hand, the keeps the "a
ell aud glance int the beautiful store or hst OF
prices given BY his attendants will convince any
that his estabi shment IL really the only Is6to
Robbs Ware4o~se, and 10 located at 3 4 Pa avenue
next door 70 Messrs. Harper Miteheiis dry goods
wa ehoHss 6etwe en- 9th and 10th sts, dc Ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

WARRANTED TO CURs IN SIX DAYS DIR. Godfrey s
Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-hve years
standing. will cure Goaori1d ia SIR days. No
change OF diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
by {. C. FORD, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue
Washin gton, and Henry Cock, Alexandria. ta6 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

SPERNAToRRnHA CAN BIZ CyRED.-Dr. Rand
Specific cures SpersaGtcrrhoa. Seminal Weakness,
l1'po'eurs Loss Of Porsr ett spsNf,iy osd e.cfso
~. Its effects are truly magical. A trial Of the
Specific, will convince. the most skepteal Of its
merits Price 81 box. Sold by g. C. Ford cor
Der 18th street and Pa. avenue, Washington and
Henry Cook, AeI sndria ja6,ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

PERSEVERANCE, FIRE CokPANY-At The last
meeting OF this company, Henry Lyles was
trSueo PRESIDENT Tor the present year, and the
following officers heretofore elected were CON
hr;nfd vice President, Julius Strobe; Treas
LTer, Henry Janney; Secretary, VIM. H. Os-
Lolhe, ASSISTANT Secretary, John III. DCkarson:
First Director, John r. Lyons: second nirar
tor thas. +. Harrison; Third Director Angus
tuF elias cow; Collector, r. Colcla2ier. Mcssrs
Iyi's, Thompson, Strobe, Fletcher, and Har-
ilSon, were elected delegates TO the Fire De-
laImrnt. I'll" Perseverance Company have
placed their bell in 8 s:eeple which has lust
been completed. The old bell rings as clear
ana muSlcally rs II 1t had not been sleeping in
the lower room Of the engine house for the Dasi
four years.
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By GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auc,ioneer,.

NV TKAMk CLtpfNG AT AUCTIcN.-oa
4 MONDAY, the 18th inst. at o clock n. m ve
shall sell on south x street, between sth andft
ctr, ct east, large Frame Building used By the
congregation Of Bbeneser Church contsiniu s ahopt
Y 40 feet of LuRb Der. TO be sold 10 the highest a.
Ger he purchaser Is remoyeit IN ave days after
sale, as the lumber has teen in use Tut a shert
time.
Terms cash.
Ia GPREN q urfIr.Ma ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

TIE FIRST DISTRICT kEGisENT' COI- Hr'
YESTERDAY morning received Oreers 10 max q
s.cbarpa OF base" Officers and men hrrriedly
packed up, aud preparailo:> were mace ior
striking Lhe ,ente, x.Ien the ordf, y n counter
mautpd-;anpOrarily however. IL II sup
,,".,d Iney Y,Il IN, ordered to move 'Ii,un =
cay o. tTc.
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DEATHS OF SoLDIERs:-The following have

ben reported since our last:
=, A Raker, 18th n. Y; William p. Wood
ward, 18th n. L; &. L. StOckwsll. 5th n. H.;
T. Denver, lp'st Pa; w. Youngs, l37th N. Y;
9lth Mas. G. Lane, 18th NJ j.; ". H. Knapp,
18Th NY; w. Jones, 10th Maine; Sampsoa
Hsckett, 'Ith Pa. Ri o. S. Stevens, 5th W;
.Jas. Balm ridge, 9th N. " W. Richards, 77th
N Y: Joseph Pitcher, l50th Pa; E. w. Heck,
I45th Pa w. G. Anderson, Hath Pa; Thomas
Riley, . N. Y; G.. Spaulding, 9th Mich Cav
VIM Williams, 9th Pa. r.; II. A. Soper, 14lst
SURGEON Jas. McCulloch. 1t5th Pa; r. w. Blu
mcr, 10th Pa r.; G. ". Walker, Commissary
Clerk; one unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

DR. DUPoETs S7sar- coated Female Regulating
Pills are the cevB tsst tn They operate weediiy
and efestirey and being sugar coated create
ssa upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of
these Pills will prove their Sps io.ty all others
Price 81 . boz. Sold by 8. C.. Ford, corner llth
street and Pa .svenue, Wsshia stop, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. ta6-ly
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PCSILIsTIC FEMALRS-Yesterday afternooa
Ellen Coleman and LORNA Holmes, two stout
colored girls, were amusing the IOughs about
Pr; Tiers alloy, q notorious loo Atty in the
Fourth Ward, BY pugilstic encounter. Both
veIe taken 10 the station house, where, after
rem aiming long enough in the cells to cool dow q
their- wrath, they We're brought out for trial,
and ordered TO pay 81 each for their frolic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

CRIMINAL C0UET, January 19.-Geor.e w.
HAL, convicted OF larceny in two cases, was
sentenced 10 ie months in the penitentiary in
each.
Priscilla Young, colored, convicted Of lar.
ccny, was sentenced to two years and four
months III the pententiary.
r Murnane, found guilty of larceny in two
cases, was sentenced to Il months in the penl-
tertiary in each.
John buckley, found guilty OF petty larceny,
was sentenced 10 six months in Jail.
David Price was found guilty Of stealing
clothing from A. Beamer and A. Sondar, and
was sentenced 10 Il months in the penitentary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

ARREST FOR LARCENY "A lew Gays ago,
negro psmCd Richard Allen was arrested for
III, larceny Of the hand trunk belonging 10 III
Thos Layton, ard which 1t vii! be remem
b+red He stated in the Stay r. the 'iine, Wa
found in thp canal, having i-.n rihed OF rs
Coofeu,s Justice Thompson -Jmnitted Allen
20 iail for 4 further hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

THB NORTHERN MAhKBT.-The addition To
The Northern Market. consisting OF n shed r1n-
ming parallel with the main building, connected
tharai n nv two sheds on It'll and Sth stree Is. has
a. en- completed, anu 10 a short time, no doubt
every stau will be occupied. The stnAds on
the 7h street side will all be reno we'd, ana tneir
occupsnts will take stands in the new part,
inns giving the pavement on street side 70 pc
dpstrians. TIE work. which has been done 81
mir ]. A. Riau. has been put up in a SD bsIs tiai
manner, and although not done, OF course, Wlta
80, a,,.mnt A, architectural finish, is nsver.he-
les very pleasing To the eyes Of those Interested
m tbe veitare of the Northern Liberties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

SUDDEN DRATH.-The Seventh Ward police
report that last night colored woman named
Mile died suddenly in a house between Second
and Third streets, near d south. An inques,
had not been held, and the cause of death was
not escertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

MR. MCRDoCH's aiding In the Senate Cham
her, last night, was attended by the President
and Mrs. Lincoln, and number OF Senator's
and Representatives. and other distinguished
characters. Mr.. Murdoch was introduced by
VICE President Hamlin, in a few appropriate
remarks. Among the pieces read BY Mr. M
was one entitled the 'sSleeping Sentinel" which
" as particularly interesting from the fact that
the President, who had pardoned the "sleeping
sentinel'-upOn which act the production was
founded-was present. These readings of Mr.
Nurdot h have been among the most instruc-
tive and interesting entertainments here for 4
long while enjoyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

LApIHs and gentlemen whose hair il prematurely
grey, or who wish TO change the color, will find
Boswell and Warmers Colorihc superior to sny AZ
ticle in use Apple without wash or pre- par alton
does not crisp the hair like dYe bat leaves Il soft
and glossy See advertisement OF Funston & Sco-
field, 302 = street, near Willards'. 1a6-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

CALF By CATALOGUE OF COISs-On NOV
- DAY AFTERNOON, January a5th, on the
second noor OF the Auction Rooms, shall sc u by
american silver and Copper Coins,
hedas, Medalets, Tokens de
Also, English, Fr. nsh, and q few Ancient Coins
ssle without reserve, and will commence al 3
stera. oNes
JAZZ dts J. C MCGUIRE CO.. Auet..
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soLuSTRHBs, AYfhsgIoS.- the der nxemsnts
OF TIE systf N Incidental TO the change or diet
wounds, eruptions and ex pOsures which sveyyyo
anteer 10 liable to, there are no remedies so ssfs
eG9nvenient and reliable % HOlloways Pills and
ointment, % cents psr box. apo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

ORDINATIoN.-Rev. DIR. Samson, President
Of Columbian College, Rev. Mr.. Reed, and the
Rev. Caleb Woodward, on Sunday last or
dained Sandy Alexander, colored labOrer at
the Post ONCE Department, as pastor Of the
First Baptist (colored) Church Of Georgeto wn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

by W. L. WALL Co.. Auetieneers.
nun HORSE AT AUCTION TO PAY LIVERY
~ AID CaARsBs.-on SATURDAY MORNING..
Jan. "a, At LEO clock. wall ss1 20 pay the livery
a. charges, without erye, for cash, one Dun
Horse. ELEMMIN6 & R0Y.
jarst ". Il WtskL 4 CO. Aucta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

WATER FRoHTs.-The Mayor last evening
submitted TO the Councils proposal from Mr.
Thomas w. Riley to rent certain property OF
the Corporation fronting on the Potomac river.
and took occasion to suggest that as the time
bss arrived when water privileges have be.
come valuable, the Councils should pass q
general law fixing the terms and conditions
open which they would be wiling TO lease wa
ter fronts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

PEI sTAffoSBaY PRIzR PACKAGE man fseturat
oyJ; G. Moran, 43o Penn. avenue, contains more
and better stationery and more ttrsotive and use
Lul gewelry than any ever offered. Suffers ana the
erhoe VIII tame notice. - 10 w.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

EnIRST WARD HARDWARE SyoRE-ED-
Il M6ND + HAVEN 40. $50 Pa, aceam>, Be.
commodious store formerly occupied BIZ IA Win
Green, We now prepared to furnish citizens sad
the trade With everything in the Hardware, Cutlery
md Housekeeping line.
$50 Pa. avenue, bet, nth and 18th SIS.
J. ID. 1ruogp-W. r. HAVEN formerl, with
Camp Coyie and Campbell q Son. ia2-lms
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jessie Wat
son, keeping gam milling house; fined s5O9l
Alfred Gray. drunk: dismissed. John Casey,
fighting; James Murphy, do; turned to mill
tary. M. Kelley, assault; dismissed. &. Ct.
Barnell, drunk; do. Isaac Sickles, assault; for
q hearing. Henry Harris, assault and battery
with intent to KILL Jail. VIM. Dorsey, drunk:
fired ~ Henry Monday, do; dismissed. Jno
Fitz,immOns, do: fined 3. John Healey, sus-
piciOn; dismissed. CT. W. Brown, disorderly:
turned to military. Jos. West, do; do. Thos.
Green DRINK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

By GRBEN WILLIAMS, Auetioueers
A CCTICN SALE OF SBAeONnD OAK ANp
~ PINE WooD.-0n FRIDAY, the sd inst Al ii
O'Clock q. sh all sell 81 the Wood Yard on Its
street east, between and X streets fouih assst
tfty Cords ofsessoned OsS slso about nsnety CORDS
seasoned Pine Wood. 70 be sold 90 the hishest b,S
atr, es the owner deelines keeping Wood fAxd
To re sold IN lots 20 stit purchssers
Terms eash.
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" SHOULD be known that Mr.. Wren, by hand
pXne lied from hoy named Williams, living on sd
street, between Il aud II via re the hoy may be
,S,n He h ali been treated BY the faculty without
success for four months previous At the request
~ prof Henry the reptiles have been presented -
q "a smithsonian Institute by Mrs Wren. Her ros-
itsnee is No a45 X street, between 9TH AMI 'th
streets IL
Da VcN NosCH1i-XEU, 2:f Penn; Avenue, can
l.f limited tiiDe Longer y. consulted pa at fis
ri,s If the Eve and Far Das fnaSa Mes - - =
Had Throat and Cstagrhai aisI'i9o. iif:r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

DISORDERLY GANG.-Testerday afternoon.
the locality of 1, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, was disturbed by disorderly gather
ing at negro rancho kept by Charles Kelly.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen made a descent
there about Z o'clock, and captured the keeper,
with five negro men and five women. Taken
before Justice Walter, Kelly was fined S21 for
selling liquor without license and IS for keep
ing disorderly house. The gang were ordered
TO pay fine OF 81 each for disorderly conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20

WHERE TO GIT THB PAPERs.-Our friend,
Barney Green, who has a news stand across
the way, at the Kirkw God House, is decidedly
q fast man IN the news line He has always on
hand the latest New York, Philadelphia, Bal.
papers, and by running an express to the
depot he always has papers folded and for sale
fifteen or twenty min utes ahead of all compe-
tition. For all who would get the latest news,
Green's stand is certainly the place.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A FIRST CLASS COOK WANTED IMMBDI.
"A stely. Inquire at 535 Eth street, wsshi az
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RECEIVING CALL.--We understand that DIR.
Hall, the rector Of Epiphany Church, in this
city, has received a call 70 preside over parish
IN baltimore He has the mailer under nj wise
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11
"Onr style of Man."

The Chattanooga ReJtl Of the a9th
of May, speaking Of Vallandigham
Gays:
"Ws really consider his prospects 10 be
Governor Of Ohio very fair. We wish
them real,zad, because he is peace man,
an able and honest one. He is our style
Of man, and, as such, we do lot wish to
see him consigned TO the obscurity and
the misfortune Of an exile, where he is
powerless for good"
No doubt it would be very gratifying
to the rebels. to havs our style Of man
elect, d Governor of Ohio. 70 secure
their success, they have counted upon d.
vision 10 the North. and opposition to tn,
A administration, and have relied upol
Yallandigham as the leader OF their CO
laborers in the NORTH. They are there
fore sorry to see him placed where be it
"powerless ioi good"-that is. for evil
Is there loyal man In this county, VIII
can say be is "our style Of man"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11
THE NEWS.

The iAteSt news Is that GenN Grant has captured
vicksburgh, with $4,000 prisoners This by way Of
MurtTsoSborO' fron shslbyVills, and . rebel re-
rort. Weare iuclined TO credit the truth OF II. A
dispatch from Pemberton 10 Johnston dated May
cath, was captured come day, since, which read az
foliowr ''Forage all gone. men on quarter rajions;
ammunitlou nearly exhausted; can bold out ten
days" II thlsistrue, the rebels were compelled to
capttulate several aidsysugo. The fall OF vicksburEh
is certain, II II has not already taken place. be
Government for once has gathered reinforce ment.
and concentrated an enormous force nj the import
ant point.
Fort Hudson Is coseiy invested by Banks, and
must fall in few duys. Then shall have re iaker
the whole Mississippi river And yet, the anti wal
Sympat thilerssay the Government has made no pro
gress In the war:
No news of greatimportaace from other points.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

shall be forever administered BY COPpsf.
heads and rebslsl
This being States that in q certain
event there may be . free 6ght and some
body gel hurt" "We trust 10 the good
sense Of the citizens Of Lancaster, "Andaak
them not TO be uneasy. In free
fight" this being is harmless aud inno-
cent, He 10 moi hard 10 ho,d. A little
persuasion from his friends will restrain
him from rushing toto danger. 10 sub
cases ne is, apt 10 think before he acts
and The "sobsr second thought" general
'Ily comes fret. and some time before th'
drunken FIRST thought.
We have coDdescsncsd TO notice
this iusbriate. only because he la
gained an influence 10 dse.iviDg hcnes
men. He labors in bis masters vineyard
and ;s source Of joy to the dSellers j
Hades For there is more joy there over on
Urion man that turns Bu,,einut than owe
ninetyrauI nine Copperhsads that wsr
not astray.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-11

sary--UBion is necessary. The Loyal
National League urges upon the Leagues
In the States known 70 be but few in !
Dumber) which are not formed under iis
auspices, 10 sdopt its pledge aSd lis tile,
and they respectfully submit the same 10
all organizations in other States Of sim.
liar nature. So will all loyalty be en-
10 led for consistent effort. and treason
will creep back into its hiding place,
eOWtd into insiguihcance and disgrace.
A League large or small should be Al
once formed 10 every town. 10 receive.
and distribute documents aud secure sub
scriptiOus to loyal journals. A county
Organization should be formed IN every
county 10 provide for such distribution,
TO secure the needed funds. aud io ar
range for public addresses at stated pc
RODS and at principal places. And q
general State Council should be esiab-
Ilished to supervise and harmoDizs the
action Of the different organizAtiong and
TO direct their efforts.
This important body should be eonpo-
sed Of men Of great purity Of character.
the most marked iaiOlIeciual ability. and
he lofIiest patriotism.
The Loyal Publication Societies in New
York. Boston and Philadelphia. which
include in their Publishing Committees
some Of the 6rst literary t.lent Of the
country, provide already means for ar
important part oflhe work thus laid down
II Is for the Loyal National League t
give a practical result to their ate ant
I patriotic lubOr.
Above all, we urge on every individ.
s ual member 10 act faithfully up to th'
pledge he has taken. At all issues ant
u in all places TO pro claim his loyalty. ant
J" TO uphold the honor Of bis Government
in every manner 10 support its authority
and condemn its assailau,s-relying al
6 ways on that Providence which blesse
l. honesl labor. and crowns it with sue
d cess. ....
When each man las performed bi
r whole duty, be may fold his hands in th
J. con seriousness that he has not been les
re deserving Of the honor Of freedom tha
'e the soldiers in the field.
10 Thus may he be secure tlat when hi
To Gnal hour has come, he will feel a salts
at faction that his life has not been all j
o. vain, in that, in the day Of trial and az
versi,y. he WAS faithful to the cause
lis coustry aud liberty. and law. aud that h
OF chlldrel will remember him with prid
n as ons who deserved well Of the R
We public.