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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-29

BALTIMORE, April 20. There are many wild
stories ahoat here to-day of rebel depredations
in Western Virginia on the line of the Balt-
more and Ohio RAILROAD -t&a1se@" q #a
Information believed to be reliable states that
some guerrilla cavalry Penetrated to Rowlesburg
and Allamont, Western Virginia, but were
driven off, and no damage was done to the road
or government property.
There are also reports of a rebel force having
marched Westward, but it is believed that this
movement has been oheckmated by our troops.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-29

WASHINGTON, April 2S A dispatch to tn
Star of Monday, dated Harper's Ferry, 27t
inst, says they have information that the rebt
guerrillas, Jones and Imboden, with some force
Git is not stated how many are at Moorefelc
probably on their way to New Creek to destro
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in that vicinl
ty. q4r|@ .- .,rs -.r
The Baltimore american of Monday says ru
mors of rebel approaches to the Baltimore an
Ohio Railroad assumed quite a serious aspec
Sunday evening. During Monday a movemen
of 500 troops was made on the road, to strength
en- points west of Cumberland, and two reg
ments left Baltimore to take tho places of thos
moved further west.
On Sunday night two companies of rebel cay
airy made their appearance at Bowlesburg, blu
were driven off, and did not succeed in damag
ing the Cheat river bridge. There has ais
been a rebel force not far from Clarksburg
threatening to advance on the road. A rebe
force Of 1000, under Gen. Boyd, left Winches
ter early last week. Measures were immed ate
ly taken to checkmate them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-29

The steamer Dauntless at 9 A. NJ, to-day
picked up two boats belonging to the Angl
Saxon, containing 80 persons. The weather l
very fine and clear on the coast to-day.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
SHERIFF'S SALES.

RY VIRTUE OF WRITS OF FTERI FACIAs
- issued out of the Coutof Common Pleas. Of
wyoming County State Of Penna, and to me directed
WIN oe exposed TO public sale at the Court House in
the Borough of Tunkhannock, in said ounty. :
ON SATURDAY, THE l4th DAY OF MARCH
A; u. 1908, at o'clock P NJ the following describ.
ed property, to wits
All of the defendants right, title aud interest in
and to all of that certain piece parcel or tract Of
Land Situate in Northmorerelaud Township Wvomno
county and State of Pennsylvania Bounded and de-
scribsd as follows to wit: w
on the East by lands of Lansing Race
on the South by land of George Brungess.
On the North by lands of William M. Cbamn;n
on the West by lands of Daniel Culver, CONTAINING
ABOUT torty live acres of land more or less with
twenty acres thereof Improved, with Small frame
dWeiiing house, One Apple Orchard. and Some O,her
rut rees thereon, together with the appurtenanees
.hereto belonging Seized and taken in Execution at
Ackley and A. Il. Stark -
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ALSO 4.

All OF Defendants ri hit title, and interest, in, and
to all of that certain piece reel or tract of lani
Situate In Falls Township, Wyoming County. and
State of Pennsylvania Bounded and described as
follows to witt
Bounded on the East by lands of James Hunt.
On the South by lands of G Gorge Vandosen
on the West by lands of Fuller Sickler and Ed
ward Rozell. 00- : -
On the North by lands of James Hunt and Merit
Knapp, Containing about Thirty nine acres of Ian
more or less, with about Twelve acres thereof I'm
proved with One small frame House. One small frame
Barn, One frame Hog house, One Apple Orchard and
some other fruit trees thereon. Toeether with tho
Appurtenances thereto belonging Seized AMI taken
in Execution at the Suit of Fuller Sckler rs I. P.
Hatten and Elizabeth Hatten
And will be sold for Cash only, by
LEVI II. STEPHENS, Sheriff
TankhannocE, Feb. 2'Si: 25' 1858.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
AL, |. so

All of the defendants right, title anl interest in
and to all OF that certain piece parcel or tract of
land, Situate IN Monroe Township, Wyoming County
and State OF Pennsylvania. Bounded and described
follows to witt
On the East bv lands of William NJ Alexan Ter.
South by lands of Johnathan Willis.
On the West by lands of Charles s. Harding.
North west and North by Ian Is of Stevens Dana.
ana Amos Cook, AMI Bowman's Creek, Containing
about hundred and sixteen acres of lana more Or
less, about eighty acres thereof improved with two
Log dwelling houses, One frame Barn, one Corn
Crib and other out Buildings, with an apple orchard
thereon, Together with the appurtenances thereto
Belonging Seized and taken in execution at the
sult OF William NJ. Piatt rs Ch irlOtte Eastwood oa
mintstrdtrir ard Austin Eastwood administrator
of John Eastwood Deceased
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
W. E. WALTON.

IA
HAIR RIS-STEVENS-In this village, the 5th inst.
by Rev. c. R. Lane, Mr. REvILo HARRIS of Au-
burn, Susq Co, to Miss ANNA NJ. only daughter of
the late Nicholas Stevens.
We knew that getti ng married had not entirely
gone out of fashion. but we had begun to think that
the time nonorei custom f remembering the printer
on these occasions entirely obsolete Our fear
have been most happily dispelled this case and
we are glad to announce revival of the custom
We greatfully acknowledge the receipt with this
notice, of a bountifal supply of wedding cake, and
also, what was equally gratifying-a dollar!
To say that we are happy, does not express our
feelings We are more than happy, we are tickled
Our kndest wishes and warmest congratulations
are due Mr.. Harris for this token of remembrance
We foniy hope, for the Bride, that the partner Of
her choice, may prove loving, kind and noble to
her. rs she will amiable and affectionate to him
and,
That as she treads Iife's check I'd path,
In the dim, declining years;
Nc brow than hers, may be more fair,
No cheek less used to tears
FERREL-WHITEMAN- March 4th. '63, Mt
the residence of the brides Father, in Lehman,
Luzerne Co, by Rev. Mr. Co e, e,SAMuEL r. FERREL,
Of South Eaton, to Miss ANSIcB B. WHIrEMAN.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
A LSO

All Of the Defendants right title and interest ;r
AMI to all of the following described niece. parcel or
tract Of Land, Situate in Monroe and Eaton Town.
ships, wyoming County, and State of Pennsylvania
Bounded and desert ed as follows 10 witt
Bounded on the South by LanIs of Allen P. Wood
Southwest and West by Lanls of Cyrus Lord, and
North by Lands Of Cyrus Lord. AMI EosterIv hv tbc
William jackson Survey, Containing Sevenry-slx
acres and ffty-two perches and allowance more or
less; Being lot Of Land formerly Surveyed on yyn r
rant to Samuel Hnyt All of the above describe
tracts OF land are seizei and taken in execution al
the snit 0f Chester Brown, assigned tn K Peckham
VS.. Cyrus Lord and Ch,rlottc Eastwood and Austin
Eastwood, AdnlS. o: John Eastwood, Deceased
And will sold for Cash only nv
LEVI Fl. STEPHENS, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office.
March ii. 1863 (
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FJERA FACE
~ as issued ont OF the Court of Common
Pleas of Wyoming County, state of Pennsylvania
and to me directed VIII be exposed to public sale
at the Court House. In the Borough Of TunE hammock
in said County
ON SATURDAY. TIE 28ah DAY OF MARCH
A. D., 1868, at o'clock ?. NJ the following descTib-
ed property, TO wit:
All of the Defendants right title and interest, IN to
all Of that certain piece parcel OF tract of Land sit
uate in Monroe and Eaton townships, Wyoming
County, and State of Pennsylvania
Bounded on the East by lands of CIa, les -aoyer
On the East and South by lahds of Allen P. Wood,
and o. d. and W. c Orcutt Ca The West and
North by lands claimed to have becn sold to Amos
Jackson; Containing about two hundred and one
acres of land. more less, with about twenty 1--WE
acres thereof improved with one Log dwe,Iins House,
one frame dwelling House, one small frame barn,
and some trut trees thereon together with the ap-
purtenances the reto Belonging
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
, AeAI AND PERSONAL,


~ ~hs sleighlng has been better for the past two
three days than at any time before tins WINTER
T. ,ay the sleigh riders
, Items..-Persons residing in the diferen
..bins - of our county, would confer great favor
1ONI and add much to the interest of the Democrat
W ding us items of general interest for this col
THOSE not accustomed to writing for the press,
nnn ho backward on that account Give us
neea We'll be step Father at least, to all bad
fne l"'''' ,-ammar 1t won't hurt US we're used
AOit
.sa9.yecked Customer ,--A friend whose
n ,,s are .rfectly reliable, give us for publi-
=. measurements Of three year-od Bull
~. droyer had on its way, day or two since, to
M .,.u,bter-house They we're as follows Aft Gin
md the gulet or throat; eft Sin. around neck
20 lin around body, and l3ft Gin. from tip of nose
I'D of tail Our friends down country who eat
\ It's. animals must have good teeth, and strong
jaws -.
Emit Growers should not fail to notice the
to that there is at Towanda of the best Nurser
Mr Hakns thu proprietor, with several of his agents
is now canvassng the county. Those purchasing
Fruits and Vines from this establishment will find
every article as represented. Mr. H. is an expert
snced and reliable nurseryman and has for several
wears been known to the frut-growers OF the north
err part of this county to whom his Trees have given
entire satisfaction See his advertisement IN pa
per to-day
News Depot.--The Subscriber having establish
I'd News Depot at Or. Rhoads' Drug store calls the
sttentiOa Of the readers to his Daily, Weekly and
Month Newspapers and Magazines.
If you want one hours later take the Inquirer
or Press. You will also find fine assortment of
Plain and Fancy Valentines of every description and
ut prices to suit the times.
Call and see for yourselves.
Inquirer Daily Is cts. per week,
Press, " 20
W. E. WALTON
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
THE MAGIC TINE OBSERVER
The Perfection Of Mechanism.

= ZINC HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR LADY $
- o. 6ENTLEMAN'3 WArCL Combined.
One of tie pretticst most onvenient and decided
iy the best and cae"pest timepece tor general and
reliable use offered. 1t has within il and CON-
nected with its machinery its wifiin, attach
ment, rendering key entirely Unnecessary The
cases OF this Watch ,omposed Uf tgo metals the
outer one being fine l6 carat gc' 1t has e 2 :a.-
proved ruby action lever movement, and is warrant
Ell en accurate timepi"ce, Price, slrerbly engraved
per case of half dozen, S204 co. sample atches,
10 neat morocco boxes, for proposing 10 buy a
wholesale, S35 seat by express, with bill payable ont
delivery. Soldiers must .en, payment in a ivance,
as we cannot collect from thoto in the Army Ad-
dress
HUBBARD BROS 4 Co.. SOLE IMPORTERS
Cor NASSAU & JOHN STs, New YORK
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
A JSO

All of the Defendants right, title and interest, in
and TO al! Of the following described piece parcel a-
tract of Lani, Situate in Monroe Township, Wyo-
ming County and State of Pennsylvania Bouaicd
and described as follows to wit
Bounded Southerly by Lands of the William Will
sons Survey, South Westerly by Lands in the war
rantee maine Of Charles Meyer; West bv the West
line of Cyrus Lorts warrant, and North and Easter
iy by Lands OF Cyrus Lord, Containing about one
hundred and thirty acres of Land more or less all
unimproyed Land
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
AMBROTYPES. PHOTOGRAPHS, ALBU TN RRlNTs. &C.
GOOD ASSORTMENT Of ChSES.

He has purchased a splendid assortment of Cases,
among which arc the Union Band Clasp, Qctagon,
Oral GM Frames, Gilt Trays ic,-very neat and
desirable patterns-besiies a variety of plain and
fancy Cases, of every size and description.
The foregoing, he thinks are inducements sufficient
for every one to come to the Picture Gallery and
secure one of those faithful ShadolrS''-
Which light AMI art, with magic spell,
BY working together, can catch so well r'
If not there are other considerations. How impor-
tant that you faithful likeness of your friends
and relatives orc IT too late. You have all expert
enced something of the satisfaction afforded in gazing
on the Picture of an absent friend and some of you
have known the sad pleasure derived from possessing
the likeness of some loved who has been laid be-
meath the church yard mound, and felt that
{" No price could take from you
memento cherished;
For, how sacred the shadow.
Since the substance has persisted"
But you perchance have friends still with YOU
whose pictures you have not yet secured If so make
it the business of to-day, to- morrow may be too late
Then come to the Picture Gallery in Samuel Stark
Brick Block-third story-a few doors east of Wallis
Hotel and secure one Of those faithful shadotes''
ALVIN DAY.
TunkhannockDec. 10, ls62.-v 2nl9
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
COURT OF AP! EAL.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
l Cnmmissi ners of Wyoming County will hold a
Court of Appeal at their office in the Borough Of
Tunkhannnck for the several townships in said Coun-
ty, commencing on March 23d, 1868 and all persons
who may feel aggrleved on OF their taxes for
the year 1863, may attend AMI be heard,
MARCH %, 1863
Braintriu Township
Exeter "
Nrth Branch ''
Clinton
MARCH "a 1863
Lemon Township,
FOrkston
Nicholson I"
MARCH 25. 1863.
Mehoopany township.
Meshoppen
Washington /"
MARCH 90, 1863.
Wndham Township.
Eaton
Monroe
0verfeId "
MARCH 81, 1863
Northumberland Township.
Falls
Tunkhann, ok g
MARCH %. 1863.
Tunhhannock Borough.
By order Of the Commissioners,
VIM. F. TERRY,
Clerk
Commissioners Office, Feb 25th, 1863
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
Died.


PLACE-In Washington township, March 9th, in
triumphs of faith, Mrs ELIZABETH PLACE, second
consort of Gorge Place. aged 30 years
kind companion, mother ana neighbor In her
life, and last hours, she gave testimony for Holiness
and that death was robbed of its terror She bade
her weeping family not to for her, but to save
their tears for themselves and left message for all
her friends to prepare to their God for DELAYS
we're dangerous and said to-day is the day Of SAL
vation," then bade adeu, saying Farewell; family,
friends earth-three times raising her voice, three
times requested her daughter TO sing
"Let me 60, tits Jesus calls me,
Let me gain the realms of day;
Bear me over Angels pinions
Longs my soul to be away"
LINES COMPOSED ON THE HAPPY DEATH OF
MRS. E. PLACE, BYA CLASSMATE
She hath gone to the realms where dwelleh the best
To the regions of love- where her kindred doth rest
To th- regions abov@. she's transported away,
70 bask in the light of eternity's day
lis true, she has left US, we VII not com plain,
For we know our loss is her infinite gain:
The best of that mansion forever to share,
Aconvoy of Angels awaited her there.
Her spirits rejoicing mid the gorfed throng,
one is swelling in triumph the rapturous throng
VI praises to Jesus-whose name was her trust,
and will raise her body immortal from dust.
Ihe King in His beauty, she now doth behold,
Who proffers a crown more shining than gold,
The Lamb is the LIGHT nf that citv ahova
Its Sovereign and Ruler Olnnipotent Love. R. L. B.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
SEXES.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN
restored to health in few days, after undergoing all
the usual routine and irregular expensive modes of
treatment without success considers il his sacred du
ty to communicate TO his afflicted fellow creatures
the means of cure. Hence, on the receipt of an ad.
dressed envelope, he will send (free) copy of the
prescription used Direct to DIR JOHN NJ. DAGNALL
log Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York. y2n24ly
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11

PROSPECTUS
~Gg&a b age," !"
"A NATIONAL DGMOGRATIC NEWSPAPER
TO Be PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY
IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
BY A. j. GLOSSBRENNER & Co.
A. J. GLossBRENNER. FRANCIS j. GRuNp.
ts'-f- WILLIAM n. welsh
The AGE" will advocate the principles and poll
cy OF the Democratic party, and will therefore, nee
essarly favor the restoration of the Union as it was
and defend the Constitution of the United States and
that of this Commonwealth.
II will freely ana farl v discuss all legitimate spb
Jects OF newspaper comment including Of course and
pre-emlnenty at this time all questions connected
with the ing unhappy condition of our country
II will tearessy cricise the public acts of public
servants and defend the legal and constitutional
rights OF individual citizens anu of SOVEREIGN states
against assaults from any quarter
1t will seek to awaken the minds of the peopIe 70
proper sense OF the tua condition of the Repub-
iic-o present to them, truhfuy the fearful perils
IN which we stand as nation-to exhibit the magni-
tude OF the task that Is before them if they would
check our downward progress-and to inspire them
with patriotic determination to apply THE REMEDY
for our national ills
In bref 1t Will, In all things aim to lie the faith
ful exponent OF Democratic prncipes and to render
itself worthy to be an organ of the Democratic mar
W under whose auspices our country prospered so
long and so we'll. The restoration of that party
the party Of the CONSTITUTION and the UyIoy- 10
power In the legislative and executive government
tai branches OF the States and of the Union we he
eVe 10 be necessary to avert anarchy and the utter
ruin ot the Republic. To contribute to that restora
ton will be our highest aim
The News, Literary, Commercial, and other de-
partments Will receive due attention. and will be so
conducted as to make THE AGc' worthy of the
support OF the general reader.
LzS Ihe many difficulties now surroun ling an en-
terprse OF the magnitude Of that in which the under
signed are engaged, require them to appeal to the
puoi,c lor generous support, and TO ask for THE
AGE liberal patronage and extended circulation
The present state of the preparatory arrangements
warrants the expectation, that the first number of
the Daily will appear before the close of the coming
month, February, 1862 The Weekly will be is
sued soon thereafter.
TERMS.
DAILY.
Per Annum, 5000
Six Months, 300
Three Months l5O
Copies deiiv .red at the counter, and to
Agents and Carriers, 2 cents each
WEEKLY.
Per Annnm, $500
Six Months | M
Ihree Months, 50
Zen Copies to one address, 1870
twenty " $500
Ihirty, $500
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TERMS.
DAILY.

Per Annum, s60O
Six Months , m
Three Months, I5O
Copies deliv .red at the counter, and to
Agents and Carriers, 2 cents each
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Auditors Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED, AN AUDITOR AP-
Il pointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Lu-
zerne County, to distribute the proceeds arising from
Sheriff. Sale ofthe Real Estate of L. B. Perrin gives
notice that he will attend TO the duties Of his appoint
mont at his office. in the Borough of Wilkes Barre,
on Saturday the Fourth day of April at O'Clock p.
M when and where all persons interested can attend
or be dobarred from coming in upon said fund.
GEORGE r. BEDFORD
Wilkes Barre, Feb. %, '63. Auditor
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Washir9torL Aug. .. Drsftlps for the District Of
Coiuu . commenced this moruiLs lArye crowd
80 in u rudAne Who were remarksby orderly.
Iptense iuter..t w., evorywLtre msnife,tsd-
sgprsD iIsptrc1i.
Washington, A"g. r NJ q; the aumber drawn
to-day b. ,he diai. IN The .rst WAId sI+ White
and SCb AIe coo ed.
The t3isl Tcce0y's At 'he on - of the TuternAl n.
venue for July, .Itiyv Of Ii. tar !acome. sre
searl - $1,000, considerably larger than 70. Any
prey,oai month,
The following order Wa iwasi to-day from ths&Ai-
lutsnt DensfsNt Once;
-The ,Issnc'.. under which on, a1rdred thcu
ssLd n ia ol .iI mon hs 'sryic- from ae sisis' u
N.yland, Ptnnsylvsul., ON urt T,tt ti-iA,
v,re oaiied out u he Presid. NJ. pociamslon Of
june , b. sos having pact, 4 10 htrply ode cd
b. the Pr,-ident thAt on SD tLcr N. pr m "a u
sf thi, ord DO more suistmens ander the said call
shall be made.
b. order OF the Secretary Of War,
h. ID, lowEsssp, A. a, g."
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NaGal Movements.
Arrival OF the q. y si~ss,er Alabama, with
Nsllov ~ krxrr su Ito n rd. eG.

The Z. = steamer Alabama, Csr:sin Nichols, az
1,ed st'.ii por ysst~dsy from -. Domingo, With
yellow fe,ei on hoard she sss itumetistely put in
quNsutius, sud Animal PAuldins bsine iniofvsd Of
the f4et, he insrirted the commsuder of the |. $.
steamer Nasnols 20 pIoceed down the bay, and TO
.skc on bcari The ccnvaeacents Nd the heslthy pcr
tiou VI tLc hlsbsmtt ct ., ste vsts mE,edis' ~
pfo, ,ied With clean clothes, bJddiuf, &c The As-
bsina ieport. all quiet at IT. pouinvo no pirates
having been u that nelshcorhcod for sons time
In,truc,lon, -nro received hy Admiral rsuldiug
,et,fIS morning from The Nav Department ilrcet.
ins M % di.uat,h a. onsI to Phiadcphis, l,rse
dat 4 i. =. sailors, TO be dsrihuted among the
h'n.ot war shout TO prepare for sea theis. The men
are pietsd and have bo,n sSec,'d Tor importsnt
duty.
Tic 4 g irca e'sd steamer Csnonicrs. the Art
veal u she ,ecpud tstch VI Monitors which -cre
commenced on the c'mpletion ~ the fsst nine,
49, iiurcl ed " Ro''ou 1n saturday. Tho ve.sls
have 4, en- nnluly dstcrit.d in ,esc columns. They
'so iouss E'1tS f.f'i Isb-. and ~ he ast'r than
their predto .so~. The funo~ins ~, cou plsts lat,
with statement of the ecu rt,"n Of the ,...ls;
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'EA''iaNhA = lNH ~ nv bANhN.
The Pie.,d ~ Il the Un,ted STATE, has sot apAr,
Ihmsday, tLI 9th iusi s-s H., ot Matt al a.nhs
givits and I'rs.e Col ,cr the .ofio. of victories
Witch 1t has pleased IN 20 vsicbssie To the Nstonsi
believing II 10 bs tho r,red duty of all who truly
iovo Their cornry and t, re. instittions to Unite
In ua,ul acknovleienent OF thi. signal ifestA-
ton ~ the DIVINE favor, cord sly iecomm,nd the
eki,eus Of New Iork to ion In . proper Observance
ofthe day thu, set sp,rt for that purpo,c, by nbstan
,ns irsrI oil s<cular ptt,uits, sLi b. a''cmbliaa IN
their I,rcctv- psoo. II pubic -or'hip, to unto IN
the rsasiou. ,eoice, suitable ~ shs oces,ios.
While Offering up oar sIa'itudo TO the suproms
EU!r Of nation. for the vc,oriss witch give proniie
Of sAIiy suppression Of tia t.belliou, let us not
fIfstt 10 sokGsWlrdrr our national sns ard short
cvpiugs, rsrncmbSius that iuts-aup rstroti.'n and
TO spirit of lac on havo prsyrutrd q, from er.poy
ing With becoming energy aud unity NJ purpose, ths
ttl,- r,.ouEoei which . bnuniifn Providsnca has
81. "a In our hsuds, and -Lich. n thus empoyod,
suuid have long sinCs secured 80 rs su honorable
pes'e
let us pray that tho ruisruded men Who arc
srnm,ut, ~hieh their fa,har sld,i ours in founjine,
snd which they Themselves shared 10 sdfnins rms,
may b. delivered from the evil ,pit -Lieh ps-e..s
thcm that all party strife sr,cns o4r"lvas, In this
time Of national peril. may hs suppl.ntcd by an
ardent aud devoted pNtrotism; and that tho spirit
q rspino and dilobedieneo to law, which recently
n,snifes,sd iiszlf In tbs city. may be forever
suedusd.
Dated New York. August ID, 1863.
Hifnsd, GrOgaI OrnrIu, Mayor,