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~ uOsTxrIkRs sT0S..vn BYTTkRa-wmO nj n
.na hoos 70! r.S~y 70 Be siwAys alrmpsd MN iaii
bead regular puisa healthy c.mpi.sonf lbls sassss
LETTERS STOMACH BfTrERs We guarantee Iss / Dis
d,ushttui Tonic wli rssok Any somsch however weak
;;.:sS!sS yXP a,: % ! s:s; .sk s:
lion In form ADVISED for The saks Of their DO.
Oily snd mental comfort W Try a. Ladies' OF the most ds-
tsstify
TVS properties fhysiciana everywhers d.gus.e4 Win ~
aduiSrAiei liquors Of presosthA II tbs oAee
and reliable Of oil s,omschs ami nfs certainly .asA
inors agreeable than 81 the other spraous pfspss
ions sf thu day. Depot. 49, Broadway
A HOUSEHOLD woRD.-BUy your YIRsr 0LAHa
n Silver Plated WAR; TAbss Cutlery. Cooking UtsatA
AcstE d. BAsSFORDs Greet BssAsr Coopsf Isst.iatA.
Aston place.
AT COgT.-ALL NY ovERcOArs; A go GOAT v0a
Aon tg E.aainaaa for 90 Piiot Over oan for eit ~
Vests for -, Brsv Body Goats, ei0 Custom WORT
CLARKE. ia william s1e~s
4 COLD IN rUE HEAD"-wHy sUyyEE PROM fr
DURN0s cArARRH ssuvv
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me National Assembly at Athsns bss terminated ~
animation into tho validity Of the s,sctions
Attacks by brgsnds had taken place In Tho provinces
but the offenders epsrg ~tcaily p'rsusd.
The metropolis Ia quist although some Apprehension fos
The future pvcvsa The election u the President Of tbc
National Assembly will tsks place JsnaAxy 10 Years ars
entertained ssms quarters that tho prsssos crhz
should ICED 70 civil wG.
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xiiions Of mothers t-s.fy
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france.
ss.s spps q: r,S...s q q;
by tho Emperor
Count Dc Potz was rscslved BY tho Emperor In grand
state 81 tho Palace Of the Tuiieres tbs Ambassador
SRrI have the 10 place IN the hands Of your I'm
persi Majesty ths sltsrs which scoredit you
g x M ny e.
NE :,o vsw. q youf I%g:n. ns,ss,yH I; "a a..
exist Franc. and Prusss Thess relation.
accordance With the sentiments and wishes a the King
Who fs spp,eei.s he .aT..ss.: .srs'ra%
Tho restc: o. the I'd o. August which VII insresss the
bonds frisndshp whios unite than. Happy called
~ sssoas ii ~ car. % ,S.a im.y coaa.,. Tie saos
VIII Of your Inpsn.l nslss.Z
rs.e 'es.tionsr 10 h. r.nk Of 'emb.ssi.. I, an
he two r sovereign. Kvsr .nes I made The psr,
sonsi acquantance Of the King q rrus.ia
s:'' sos he s'' :.m. Vi. sa''' a'!i s,~.sn ss
two countries when Increased commercial Intercourse
You VIII Sud hearty w-ico@s smons u.s. u. choice Of
sovereign. The nation 70 which you belong
Mner Of Marine that bs forts mssssinss sad
arsenals OF The port. shall be cased with iron.
on Treasury bonds has 70 az, Sys psr
cent ing O the date % their falling due
Tho 7tmSs Paris correspondent says
Tho manufacturing houses are actively employed
The provincial corn markets more nrm than tue
The Psris market was abundanly supplied with wheat
Sellers forced 70 submit 70 reduction OF 90 con
times tho sack
There vas little business transacted IN dour.
Tho brokers At Avre, who. fortnight succeeded
In finding buyers for American led xbeat NJ 81 francs the
sack obtain only GO T. aocs st present.
The Paris Boarso arm on Monday Rentss ~sro
quoted 7@ ioc or 2oo. higher than oa saturday.
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,..w.nY nfpps FoE aAtr~fs rAtR4 ~ sirgLvI
" $3.50 ~. ~ t.ss s,fssss rs- Ygrs
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ps..ssssr. ~ ,rs Nrnss.
q y u.~ssk.v al 90. - BRaaa. q tsfs o.
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MIBUELLANEOUs.
i. wM n BRADBuRy's
hKW rIAkOYORTK wAREROOM6,
AT Brooms street. corner Of Crosby, Nav fsrt-

The subscriber having Withdrawn his interest,"
material from the late nrm Of Lghts bradbury. twAsh
firm dss0vcd the 1yh Of January bsvtae
chased the entire stock Of pAnofoes and ptAnoovts
ra owned BY his brother Edward a. bradbury In The ~
nrm Prepared 10 supply the increased drmaaa for ~
ceiobrated PlAuoforcs.
Employing the most skIifu and experienced worknsa
and hAnns LARGE MSck of the best ana most thoroughly
eeasoned material he Y nov prepared 70 mAnufssturs
PiAnofortes Of uneqaailed iona and durab1auess.
me assortment Of elegant hand ~
for s.s !. ~ Broo%s 'ss corner q Crosby 90 bleed
WIN. D. BRADBURY
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The other states q the Uncu. lie ,hsn traced Inc his
tow Of Mormonism. ~ creed, Ac saying they taught
other words Mormon apostatxes. his throat shall DO
and his blood poured out tho ground for tho 70
mission q hs SIN They also prsctsed Other revolving
Doctrines such carried out only In polygamots
countries, which was evidenced BY number Of mutt.
lated persons 10 their midst They also laugh, tina, II
ds,y TO rob and steal from Genes 10 ., variance
u the practice Of poygamy with all the instincts Of bu.
.iln ue.. sssldoi,y Sc part q their religion,
through all their sermons ssd dscourses, u Jusaef
and insisted Threats, entreatcs. rersussons
ns ebsrrvance so revolving Was II TO tho women, that
10 AID 10 10 enfor cement hey brraliycd and heir
mo5ossy d Destroyed By coarse. low, vie, vulgar OK
The clerk read within the hearing Of the House n
however his con,uga friend, the delegate from Uah
would UNDERTAKE such task be would chsefuly furnish
them for him. rcy were proper u DO repssted before
large congregation Of women aud children IN sa, lake
city the representative q the church ought not % be
ashamed 70 repeat them here. But their teachinlo ns
reported by Themselves furnish the best evdence 81 the
estimation In which they hold He then read or
trac from their ssrmons and church organ. containing
thrcsis, rcbukes ard complaints Their church govern
msnt was ~ the most complete dospot.sms the
earth. Tho mind q ono man pcrmeaied tho Whole mass
n ths Icpic and subjects 20 s unrecnting tyranny
the souls snf bodies Of all u rexpcd supreme
In church. N state, Ia morals and In The msae.i
domestic ard social arrangements. d. shsm's houss =
ones tabernacle capital and barcm. bfishans EEL =
kng priest. lawyer and chief poiygnmist j. tfe7Etn
hstcbcd Utah, Brigham the head traitor. Are rebel
troops mnstsfot against tho Uaitea ,tAtcei WisItm =
their commander In chief IL Law 10 10 enacted, Brig
hams sdvics determines ~ 10 Offending Gs-te or M
apos,ate Mormon 70 he snsef the order emana-
from Brigham Ills deuded followers yield Implicit OBJ
depcs church order, known M the "nsnliea, - 10
stroying Ang-s protec hts person svengs his wrong.
snd execute his pleasure Brigham " both Church and
stAls since tho atrocities 10 rtAh were no; commued
BY Brgbama own hands, su, by his undcrings, % ~
proves sbt. and claims thai he u not . crImna
whom he II known % be everywhere present. IN
the Territory He seeks 20 avert oeusure by affect
Ing ignorance ~ the atfoch4os OF bis under
ings Such ignorance ooly be suppn~she on us
hypothesis that hormonfsm N not system, and that
prisham n not ts head, that he IA des.ot witbygi
poser, ~ propbss without tbs abfINy " fses~e Nov
nsshsm y either oomDists ruler 10 rtah ~ roshAx
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~ <rry f0DfHE wAfrk.
ulDHZ. PURn IODIsI ~ FVkG wsfkE
Dr AnDrks co 49, af =. 80
A@ns foe orsHiN -
.-cuvs swp sswELpr or Ali Dr-cairTiO~A
w ~. -. +, uEO q At4ks, 81 hfsst-sg - -
h@ss- cAss sfsst fgf,n~nf ~ Vs. s~sTA
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The Sampa denies tho statement pubsheA BY Ia
Franc and Gated by tho Aonter. that financial aim
cuitics compelled the Italian government 10 NE
Chambers 70 suthoriss the Immediate oonoasoo q
nsR loan.
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Us. Christian Commission, srnneI
OfflOe.

NAsHviLLE, Aug. 25th, 1893
oAsp'aias iR'as A'p.y If The Cub.
borIand "a "a ,e
The Christian Commission has an d.
ice in the Union Church at Stevenson,
nAlA.s NShaphins aud others intsrestod
are invited tO'Oall Orsend for free sd
ply OF reading for their Regiments.
--'FaekAges will be sent to any 10 Int
where Adams ExbYtss has an office aud
small bdhdits OF papers can be sent
through tie mails on application.
EDw'D r, SMITH,
FIELD AGENT u. 3. o. C
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suffers OF the Army OF the oumbet
land, akaIIYg
May the Rose Of England never blow.
May the Thistlsof scotland never errv,

May the Rose Of England never blow.
NAY the Thistie lot scotland never grow
may the Harp OF Ireland uover play
Uakhshe Sierra and slFiPos hayelVspltrd day.
A q M LandsbsFg 81 Cqo on the South
side corner Of the Square and Market
street. have on hand "a large assorEmeht
OF Fine Wines. Also, alArge lotof ale
beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honcy
in Glass and Can, Pickles in lars AID
Kegs, Spioed Triple and Tongues, Nula
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Mir,
Figs, Dates, Raisins, Spices, Onions.
Lemon Syrup, Dried Appiss aud Peach.
es, Book Candy Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars OF all kinds, Tobacco.
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
handkerchief, Pins. Needles, Pines,
Boots and Shoes, Combs Of every de-
scriPtiOn, Good Stationery, and aVarioly
Of Yankee Notions, which we offer lGt
the lowest figures
Come and give us Atrial before pdr.
chasing. H1frn ryR
Our Motto is Quick Sales and sm BIZ
Profits.
A. s. NJ. LANDsBERa s. Co
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4asbOiut MniOlr-l
EAA-tr-4A I'll II
SPECIAL ORDER NO. q
GALLERY OF the CumborIand.

GALLERY OF the Cumberland.
The friends and patrons Of the Gal
lory of the Cumberland arc hereby mo-
tilted that we are now prepared to sup
ply them with the Ne Plus Ultra of the
Photographic art--Tho Gem, Photograph,
Carte De Visite. Having procured the
celebrated Multiplying Camera, patented
BY Mr.. Wing, of New York city, and be.
!. iqg the firSss to introduce tPc same 1. the
city Of Nashville; we viii say 70 one
and ell, come alopg--we can and will
furnish pictures by the thousand, made
!. with che Above-nAmed instrument, not
kvitbsttntina thN threSss oil boae 9thpr
wOald-he-picture-makers to the contrary.
Aug.21-tf MORE g. PEAsLEE.
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DIR = KiNG'S DISPENSARY.
FOR PRIVATR DIsEASEs.

HYhw fE-aES DIR. KING formerly of New YoIA
HNkH 49,, for nBt4 Years Of Louisville Kk
eAAsr>eaaalI~@ who has devoted his attentitoISt
the treatment Of private dseases for 80 yesrs aattl
himself, having attended TO a practice f0r so mab
years, and CURED so many Thousands, he IL enabke
TO cure all Diseases OF private nature, no natIo
how bad they may BE- from inludioiouB medical treAl
ment, Or nom neglect OF their own. Dr. Kink'
Dapensary Ia No. q Deaderiok street. between OhSr
~ and the Square, second story, where hs ousss N
diseases Of private nature,
0onorrhOea cured without nauseoua medicines 10
Interference with business.
Structures OF old recent date eIeotually curedi,
few days, BY an operation which voAusaa no pslp
Where structure exists health cannot be ennlovkd
Perhapa no disease causes more mischief and uudkT
mines the constitution 20 much.
Syphilis with al the diseases OF the nkin grovk,,
out Of neglect OF bad Treatment can 30 edeot9sll,
cured IN few days T.
5staiRal Weakness. ntlon havinF b1es
given % this disease, and all the oOnseq enoes F
Ing out Of ~, brought in many GASES BY The AZ.
strpottyc habiiN o. inoonSiderate youths and excr
I've indulgence OF the passions, neglect OF which
VIII undermine the constitution, rendering tho stb
ieot unnt for business or society, and causing pre
ture old age, r
Females who may be lAboring with any diaioulti o
tho womb may rest assured Of immediate relief I !
Persons residing abroad, by writing and statinSS
saeir case, with leo enclosed, direct 70 Dr. A. kin
No ~ Deadsfiok street, Nashville, Tenn., will hkv,
ne necessary hnetiolnes sent to ther Addreah ono,
houIa IFom s0'elonk ~ thu @orning untll 0 In lhI
'sAo9 4-, iIulY 10Th dAWiI =
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NORTH CHERRY STREET
Fourth Door From Union.


All persons who deaign leaving the city BY Railroa
can purchase through Tickets to Now York, Philh
dslphiA Boston, Baltim' re, Niagara Falls, Wash
inston City, and all principal elites North, East I'd
west' BY the shortest and mogt reliable routes, Alb
through Tickets to Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, al,
all principal cities In Canada
Discharged Soldiers can be furnished with throual
Tickets at Government ralyS
Tickets can be had to all way statiops on "a,
Louisville and Eqshvile Tsnpesse and Alabama aJt
AashyIlle,and Chattanooga Railroads.
rains Leave as Follows:
Louisville and Nashville, O'Clock, A. H.
Ienpesseo and Alabama. ,....,.......g O'clock A. M
hashtillehnd 0hattauooga.!....... d O'Clock, A. nj
onnibua0l leave all tho principal Hotels 80 pih,
utes before the aboya mentioned timessypa -
Qnanibusos viii can at any private re5idetiSe br
hospital in the city, by giving notice The day pr
vious 10 leaving.
Office EIoVI rs.a4'rfre 0hico rs open from 6
o'clock A. NJ 20 10 6'oIooA p NJ daily (sundab Is
sxesPtsN and on SUNDAY from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock
merning And'eVenings essal' 4'.''t.a, '1 %. Il.
For particulars cali attHo oHioe. .o
w. w. Craig. e.
General Railroad Agent.
NASHVILLE, ToDuessSs dune IL lse3-h
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SIMPSON,
MOTIOE.

we pay particular attention 10 the
handling and sale OF Cotton having facilities fur SO
eolnS ontur g'sod by any other HOUSE. Liberal ad,
'Au-9a mace on Shipment and the highest market
- tA"s{1 guaranteed We would pert cuhrly
gau We ettenuon OF shippers Of CUtton 10 the Lou.
NFlue mArkot MCfhhRstt N.NHNRFhF.
40 We fnoYaioa and % aaa tii6a lBusnesg n. IFS
Main ~, Louisville, Ry 50
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]. W. WILSON r. coz

n z - = AE'e.'- - 49,
ii College street. have on hand and
are constantly receiving addTtidRg 10
their stock Of cooking, heating, and camp
stoves, tin. ware, Of all kinds, house
furnishing sPd kitch9p goods consisting
npartOf buckets, cotTee pots, and broil-
ers, Army plates and oups, 6ffleers' mess
kettles, fry ''pans, RhAAes and sforks,
spoons OOfeb Minis, brushes coal oil
lamps, and oil, and all articles rabGAlIy
kept In such establishments, at whole-
sale and retail, at the lowest rates.
They also manufacture TO order all kinds
ofEtiA and sheet iron ware; tin roofing
and rePsiFing.dons.at thoshortest nobice-
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:MaRE LOSE 500 Reward

S,TofEN ,fnoM TtfE PREMISES OF
0JIHN'kt .cl M5S6soN' ' os snnntga, 'JS-zsV1
last, So rel Mar, with three white eet LSA
aed blaze face, about lbJ ha ds high She Is brand
ca as condemned u mare. The above reward
Wal be paid for Abe delivery-to the subscriber ht
singleton stable, on SOllol street Igar Church,
'-h 'FSiNDN f-' fFtf ~ iA JOYCFI
Rug28 -lw.
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DEAR READER; As / do not wish TO
@'intfude db6n' yoa'#fth tbornRny 'geBs'
eral" and Special Orders, I would re-
fer you TO the many preteasions Of my
good brothers In the Profession, Messrs.
NJ, q p, and say, that all therein ST
ff0Sth y fPpY 9slizsS ateilheF Of ny,
] dA4rysHw b hA1 fo+ksAr4adf bal
! HPNBtuAg ssfishosbp III N kApg aEof
pleased 10 favor me with their patron
age.
T. NJ scHLuEB, photographer,
Cor Square q Deaderick e. cor. Cher
~ g Union stS<lSasaSilIsf TehAsfh
b Aug25tf q
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y The Gallery of the Cumberland is now
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel.
1.-THE proprietors of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the
citizens of Nashville that they are pre-
pared TO furnish photographs superior
70 any heretofore made in this city
Having lifted up our capacious Gallery,
far superior 10 any in the Southern
States, and also procured at great expense
Z thu best practical Photographers th az we
could proc9EAin New Ya5frCincinpaE
and Chicago, which conIpose one of Ehe
most talented and largest cofpS OfSPHoS'
tographers in the Department of the
Cumberland. We are prepared 10 exc
cute all kinds of work desired, with
, dispatch, and at reasonable prices. We
would respectfully invite all thosssi
desirOus of having Photographs to visit
qpr ,qalIeryr-where tbsE wiz be- treated
with courtesy by Us and al OF our at
tAchees. Please call, one and all, and
~ mime specimens of Carries de Visite,
etc. MORSE g. PEAsLEE,
Proprietors.
N. BIN connection with the above.
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different points with the Army
OF the Cumberland, from which we are |
In daily receipt of Photographs of The |
officers Of the army. Duplicates can |
be had by addressing Morse & PessIde, |
r. 0. box 143, Nashville, Tenn. |
july 30-lm.
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County

1AhENsU by fsG Earthman, IN District No l14,
on Whites Creek Turnpike, 5 miles North al
NASHVILLE, BAY MARE, said mare ia a bright b,y.
about years Ola, ld% hands high, shod behind
with slight collar mark on the shoulders SHghtly
swenied IN the I'm shoulder, two white spod on ihe
AeN pip hteek eary, RaAs and tail. Appratsed 10
SIb %, BY Tho. By son and'G Narshali
ALEX. MCDANIEL, =
Ranger OF Davidson Countv
augi9 %,
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GRAIN WANTED,
The Highest Market Price Paid in
Cash for Wheat

AZ the Rsaiycr Mills, near the City Water Works, or
at q. Flsher'a a Oo.is, on Broad street. between
Oollege and Cherry, south side.
augo,-lmN
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ESTRAYS-.-.DariI On Comfy.

TNANEN VFby P"'H 'Hdr3ctstl6,1 Oh
go the tWhor August m Distfldt No.9EsI
70, on the Lebanon rike niie6 from Kas. ~ IN
hvlhS stray Hprso, 10 subpoFed 70 bef Or & years
Old, about los handB' high light bly,, very NV
marks, white spots omtte p, sbot in the rigit Mn
some few saddle spois on his back, shod dll rourd
no other ma Is OK Bands porce,ye be Valued hi
Sf6tssF< ~ p7f fAthX. MOOANiHI,
Hanger Of Davidson COUNTY,
Ts t.t 81 a."
AtAAkEN UP on the goth Of Juy, 1868. -
4 ~ W. y. Arlington, a sorrel ponv lS-syfN,
Horse, hB premises Ia F1eeheld; said /CA
pony came 70. mis- place Without his pros-1-1,1 p
and thai the marks and brands have not be- n sit.J
OF dsiaoad since ks took hial up. =, 80 +, IA /.
~ ei 'ttft rvu AlEN. MCDANIEL
--Aa0ger OF Davidson County, b.
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INAREN UP by J, N Niokens, GREY MARS Al
his place Of residence IA Nashville: that said
mare came 90 his place without his procurement,
tLht the the marks aud brands have not been altered
o. dofao0d Valued ~ $40 90. .f' NY
ALEX MCDANIEL, .,
Ranger Of Davidson County
aunlq
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reDTSSOLUFTOMII !
VIM. H LUCUs & Co D..

fryn SSpqUeoessors 70 Trabu0 Il LuOus)
w ~ WiH ntinue the Auction and CHyp,o,i..t
~ bu,i1hss st the Old stand 81 fAb6e TSSn.
70. % fublio square. We respectfully soIict o.
al slests o. sYesy dsorpti1of McrohaGdse I'm
iBp.1a q, W. n. LUCUs.
g lrpofS--'L u1t Gp.tnr po'gt'T6S
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7 .aEs5.'fEi5 ,1l'f', NO. !. !

GALLERY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July TO
The commissioned officers of the Army
of the Cumberland are requested TO call
at No. 25 Cedar street, opposite the
Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee,
at the earliest convenience. For fur
Their particulars, enquire at the gallery
above named. July 30-1m.
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BAKER 8 Won PHUL,. |
$3.50 REWARD a |

No. az -FOuTth st., West OR ~ ain b
'snslsl-l1m., ~. GlsCIA sAIl.
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Death Of George l.. DuyeI.i,eL

The death Of GEORGE LoSo DUrcKIscK, dutin-
guished literary man of this city, took place at the
residence Of his brother, Evert A. Duyekinck No.
90, Clinton Place. on Monday morning, Marcel 30.
after brief illness. Mr.. Duycknck was man Of
highly cultivated tastes, a dilgent student Of the
Choicest productions Of learning and genius espe-
cially in the older and more reconcile branches OF
EngIish literature, and accomplished and effective
writer. In connection with his elder brother, Mr.
4. A. Duyckipck he was for several year,, the edi-
tor Of the Literary World" weekly Journal OF
6ew-York, remarkable for the elevation of its tone,
us sound and catholic criticisms, and the excellent
{ase Of is competition. lie was also the co.editor
WIN his brother, Of the "Cyclopmdia Of American
1A'efatnfe,' work Of eminent authority in its
speeiai department and marked BY extensive re.
feafcn and singular fairness Of jadg nept. In addi-
teo y US other !aLor Mr.. Duyckinck was the
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Loyal National League at West Farms

A meeting was held in the Village OF west Ain,
on Thursday evening last. to organize LoyA m's a.
League. David Minken ESQ., Of yarmouth was es'N W
the chair with Dr. ~ X Freeman and James fhcn e'q'
as Vice fe,iiep, and Mes.r Gso. W. Blood and '''epn
HoIridge % SecretarisL .u..
The room used for the meeting 10 QUITS 'Hf.' '"1
well filed with respectable and attentive as'emo''se
The nroceedpss Of the meeting opened BY tpe Vse
ps and adoption of the call for said meeting; when j. T.
William, esq was called upon to explain the object ana mo-
vs for the organization Of such Leagues which he did In
his usual able eloquent and ecOus manner showing most
the oy of or reconstruction OF tho
Union OF the States North and South by any other means
than unity among the people Of the North for vigorous
of until the Rebellion entirely sub
dued.
At the conclusion Of the address number Of the citizens
present signed their to the pledge COMMITTEES Of
i've members appointed To complete the organization
when the meeting adjourned to Friday evening April when
another meeting win take place In the old School House In
the Village of West Farms, which all loyal men without dis
tIostion Of party sect condition, invited to attend
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