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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

among Yankees against their own
Government, and in demoralizing
and disintegrating society in that
God abandoned country. We can
do this only in one way, namely,
BY thrashing their armies, and
carrying the war TO their own fire
sides. Then, indeed, consci-
entious constitutional principles
will hold sway; peace platforms
will look attractive; arbitrary ar
rests will become odious, and ka
6eds corpus be quoted at a premium.
This is the only way we can help
them. In this sense, and to this
extent those Democrats are truly
our allies, and we shall endeavor
to do our duty by them.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

"Better thousand times. that
the taxes should be multiplied,
that trade should stand still. that
commerce should be paralyzed,
or limp lazily along; that multi
tudes should perish on the field
with their country's flag pointed
to the sun, and the glory Of the
martyrs; that gayety should put
on mourning; that luxury should
get down upon It's knees and beg
a crust; that the bittern and COR
morant should usurp the ware
house and palace, and the fate
of Tyre and Baalbeck be its Wis
itation-better all this, a thous-
and times, than that a people, Tor
the sake of having a reduced
taxation, of having a glut of for
eign importations, of being corr
ulent and at ease, should, at the
bidding of craven or audacious
demagogues, clamor for and in
sist upon a peace which would
annlhllate their sovereignty, clo-
sing their history with the crime
OF suicide and an irrevocable SEN
tence OF ineffable dlsgrace.-Gcn.
Meqghcr.
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From All the Year Round. J
OLD FRIENDS.

From All the Year Round.l
OLD FRIENDS.
The old. old friends
Some changed; some buried; some gone
out of sight;
Some enemies, and in the worlds swift
fgh:
No time to make amends.
The old, old friends
Where are they7 Three are lying in one
grave;
And one from the far.of world on the
daily wave
No loving message sends.
The old, dear friends!
One pssses daily; and one wears a mask t:
Another, long estranged. cares not to ask
Where causeless anger ends.
The dear old friends,
So many and so fond in days of youth
Alas that Faith can be divorced from
Truth,
When love in severance ends.
The old, old friends
Thes hover round me still in evening
shades;
Surely they shall return when sunlight
fades,
And life on God depends.
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knowledge thus gathered, they
prepared to disseminate it, but
they did not state boldly what
they had ascertained to be the
opinion of the country. Their
method was as follows: they en-
ployed able writer's TO argue in
support of the opinion which, as
they believed, the country was al
ready adopting, and, supposing
that they had been well informed,
their arguments Of course fell up
on willing ears. Those who
had already formed a judgment
saw their own notions stated and
pressed with an ability greater
than they could themselves COM
mand; and those who had not yet
come to an opinion were strongly
moved to do so when they saw the
path taken by a company which
notoriously strove to follow the
changes OF the public mind. The
report which the paper gave of the
opinion formed by The public was
so closely blended with arguments
in support of that same opinion,
that be who looked at the paper
merely to know what other people
thought, was seized as he read by
the cogency of the reasoning; and,
on the other hand, he who imagined
that he was being governed by the
force Of sheer logic, was merely
obeying q guide who, by telling
MIN that the world was already
agreed, made him go and flock
along with his fellows; for, IS the
utterance OF prophecy is some
times a main step toward its full
fillment, so q rumor asserting that
multitudes have already adopted
a given opinion will often generate
that very concurrence of thought
which was prematurely declared
to exist. From the operation of
this double process it resulted of
course that the opinion of the
English public was generally in
accord with the writings OF the
company; and the more the paper
came to be regarded as a true ex-
ponent of the national mind, the
more vast was the publicity which
it obtained.
Of the temper and spirit in
which this strange power had been
welded, up to the time of the out
break of the war, it is not very
hard to speak. In general, The
Times" has been more willing TO
lead the nation in its tendencies TO
Improvement than to follow it in
its errors; what it mainly sought
was-not 10 be much better or
wiser than the English people, but
to he the very same as they were,
to 60 along with them in all their
adventures, whether prudent or
rash, to be one with them in their
hopes and their despair, in thciI
Joy and in their sorrow, in their
gratitude and in their anger. So.
although in general it was willing
enough to rcprcss the growth of
any new popular error which
seemed to he weakly rooted, still
the whole scheme and purpose of
the company forbid it all thought
of trying to make stand against
any great and general delusion.
Upon the whole, the potentate
dealt with England in a bluff,
kingly, Tudor-li like way, but also
with 4 Tudor-like policy; for,
though he treated all adversaries
as brute folk" till they became
formidable, he had always been
careful to mark the growth of
public sentiment or opinion, and,
as soon as he was able to make out
that cause was waxing strong,
he went up and offered to lead il,
and so reigned.-Knglake' S History
Of the Crinaeon Var.
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The 4th New Hampshire reg:-
rnent has just completed heavy
job OF shoveling at Port Royal.
A lew davs since, on inspection,
Col. Whipple discovered one OF
the soldiers guns in not the best
OF order. SAID the Colonel.
"Don't appear on inspection
again with your gun in suctl a
condition" "Colonel, / know
the gun amt just right, but l've
got the brightest Shorcl over ia
the intrenchments you ever saw"
responded the soldier The Col
onel saw the point, acknowledged
;he corn by graceful bow, and
passed down the line.
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THE CONSTITUTION ASIT IS"

The Democracy in two States
have already begun TO repudiate
their once favorite maxim. The
Ohio Convention which nomina-
ted Vallandigham resolved in ia
vor of obtaining "such amend
ments 10 the Federal Constitu-
tlon as experience has proved to
be necessary TO maintain that in
strument in the spirit and mean
ing intended by its founders. and
to provide against fu'ure convul-
sions and wars" This Is virtu-
ally saving that the Constitution
is not good enough. and must be
amended to suit the copperheadS
and rebels, for most other people
appear satisfied with it. In the
same spirit, the Democratic Mass
Convention in Illinois, on
Wednesday, called for a National
Convention 10 order to secure
.'bv constitutional amendments,
such rights to the several States
and the people thereof as honor
and justice demand This i'm.
plies that "the Constitution as it
is" denies rights which are de.
manded by honor and justice
Surely all this is in strange CON
tradiction to the recent professions
from the same quarter, but 1t is
we'll that these agitators should
unmask their designs as early As
possible.-B0ltimOrc Amcrican
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

The Surgeon-Gensra! has
Just commenced the work Of max.
ing out complete official list OF
all soldiers who have died during
the war. The list is intended to
embrace every death In the reg
ular and volunteer forces. and
give the name, rank, regiment.
company. cause Of death, date of
death and place OF death. This
work will be OF great value 10
the Pension and Land Offices In
future adjudication in regard to
deceased soldiers, and will save
the Government much time and
expense in complicated cases
which would otherwise arise.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
REBEL ESTIMATE OF PEACE
MEN.

The Richmond Enquirer of June
18th contains the following scath-
ing article on the Peace party
OF the North:
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
. The neople of CarIislc, P.

The people of Carlisl". Pa
are laggards. On tie morning
OF the 23rd, Gea. kuippe issued
a call for sble-bodled nen to Or.
ganize as minute-men- The <e~
Spouse was a force OF 60 men ppt
OF 5000.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

Within a few months 2 225 Of
the registered enemies of the
Governmeat have been expelled
from New Orleans.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
The Compound Syrup of
HOPS AND B0NESET

Is the cheapest and oest medicine. II
i good for Colds. for Soarness of
Hreast. for Hoarsness. for Whooping
Cough. Il i also sure remedy Tor
Group. and Chronic Cough. Asthma.
and all diseases Of the Throat aud
Lungs. Give this medicine a trial.
For sale by II r Hirer, Wincbsstsr. /.
I'D
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BusIntss 9Irrttorp.

Bi,ine.CardsofIOliB IOliBesOrIssss5 peryeAF.
INVARIABLY IS ADVANCE.
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Rsaeepass at Chattanooga

The Army Of tho Cumberland, AFTER HAHN: oc.
Gupet in forcsshs Ssgiaichis Bate Creek aid Crow
scrssk valleys, has at lAst crossed the Tennessee
2vsr, and Chattanooga is now folly invested Tie
passage docs no, spi.N 10 have be res sted. and.
- We predicted. a heavy force, cous 81, ng OF the
Csvsry and artillery sdvsnc.d from Dalton. Geor-
z .. along the Western and A,lsn.i, Railroad. This
spsrstion destroyes oil southern commuuic at ns
With BsAe6's army, and restricts him toas.nr g
line u railroad, between Kingston ami KNOW .le.
This, however, has been probably lost To hin by
chs time, and il now lks'y g. be- IN p1sse,s on f
General BUSssIpE. The kentl,ky invasion p1n,c
suras out N have been utterly ground esq 81. that
BupssIDE Is ., full liberty g. cu-opsrat With Con
kosroRAss BEAGG'i demoussratou4 against Con
bCsSsipE are iksiy 60 be mere 'r.nt', ~ General
SosHoEAss presses him too Il 1suy g. To. siut WA
~ permit ham 60 ~tldfaw tic uo'oisaty Coz IS
from the vital point.
BkAaO, Of course, avoids . battle, and tho resn.
BY which General RosKcaA>s wi. rec ham /,
AShs or svscuate arc known only to tie minated
The ISsnion Ia so diifcuit and mounts nous snd
Nv thoroughly Irsiaed, ths, IL IS hsri,5 inss no
now the rstes are 10 be driven out OF g. except b.
starvation. It's capture 10y strategy or Il .At.us
would De one OF the hnest .chic, emeut. d.. M i.sry
warfare. We have full coLa ..uce u. Gen. Ross.
oaAss abilities, aHd doubt uot but tlat he Will
sehiese . splendid success. lis army /, a. th.,
che nation could ;esre, sni 40 orsAiIs.t.-a s1I
siluck IL second 10 none in the islI
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TRADE NOTICES.

nrsots brothers, corner Of Broadway
shd 'tand s All hasds working for the above firm
~ felueted 20 attend special shop meeting this
saturday. sept 9TH at PSI Grand at for the election
OF officers. and other Important bu-ines. 1879
Tinsniths The Regular Monthly Meeting
OF tho Ilnpate, Coppr and sheet Iron Worker. PRO
t.ctvs Union will H. held At 40 and Is hast Houston
sueei, on Monday, Ith instant, at O'Clock, when
monthly duo- ~i be paid and NJ. badge supplied 10
meuiher ptesent. GEO II. IRELAND, Sec. 22s
At AN adjourned meeting Of the journey.
men hors''hoers Of the City Of Nev ioik and 0'her
aoini citles IL w1 Resolved that the follow ina
should De- tn rate nt cages. Firemon, not les. thAu
fZ,4p per day Tor 10 honir sork, and roormsn DOT
- q an ~ Irr day for 10 hour wufk Hy order Il
HALL, secretary. YiS
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Tas r.u.ls, defeated ., Port Hudson snI yiels.
t4rsh. sni ~ eli POINTS along ,h. Mrs. T. ppi have
Aisndonci u. and ar. making desperate ever lons
~ mAiLtaiu f. t-hpld Ola thy western iIc Ito
great river. For shis purpose they ar e,ncep.
kating large force la Arkausss, Md the VA IN
stat state IS gradually looming W Ia irppr,aure,
and Will soon he fgu u a,s,rb NJ Interest A,
Little Rock. tie Capital, Gen srysLs slyto be-
confronted by much large free than 10 e., Iec,ad
~ encounter ~hen he iet H,iens, AID "a, se.,t,
oemIhs and vicinity r reinorcement. vi ca are
tsing forwarded With all d-p,,eh. The uooi - tha'
~sreconfrOntins Gen. B.Sgs IN loIislaua, have
bssn withdrawn,and united With those under Ma.
sADuAs, PikE'E, TArrAs, And the yat.9us guerrilla
ssdss vho have long Infested ia, region. Tn.it
united strength is sslnsled At FROM twsnty i've =
tAirty thousand men.
We do not anticipate ,hs, TIE Arksn3as war will
be very protrscted. However, IL may lie ou tie
eastern side of the Mas sappi u ia certain Va, IN
She wesssrn shores the power u the rebels either r
offence or defence, Is comparatively insgu hcsft
1mmsnss munitions and supplies Of oil sluds sfe
on hsnd si Memphis, vicksbur,. New GREENS
aud Other Ioin,s. aud insy Ia made imn,Ii.,, '
available. Added 70 these sissltss's o.t trools
On tho O.hsr hand, tie rsle. have no
resources, and are utterly dsp.r.toi. sud
broken down by repeated deiosts II our
forces press vigorously ON there bo IA, doubt
shat they may clear the entire state 4 arm D.s
within very brief perioi Then nc turn ~ .. t,l
will come, and Gen. srsrtrs yie1lroGs sriay nay
cooperate with Gems. Fk.rKttS .nd GE1yEr ow at
Baton Rouge, and plant the Unon flag over tho en-.
eirs States end Terntriss west 4 the Hs,i.e pv,.
This result 10 wanting N order 4 sc.ste l,errl..
ssnsiy the pescesbe cation Of out .r,at artery
n rommsrce
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Nv FORT. Friday. S.pt 4. r NJ The excite
men. In william street suffered no diniiuLtion tn.
morning, aud the decline very heavy. Tho panic
sinoe its commencement h~ toen on. u the mo-,
sudden snd severe record Unlike that Of the 18th
Of NAY, IL Eas ?teo led =, for Il dcsiou, - IL AZ
proaeh. A. the S.conl Is ard thoto Was recovery
In some re pccts Harlem however quite p,nicky
sod fell & lie decline Of =! yer eent from the fr.,
CAL at :he morn M board. Al the i've O'Clock cal
there rss a marked improvement Ia rsilssy shares.
aud the market quoted iIm a. The sdvane" Ii,r
l. III rose % 40, al, anco o: 10 rcent. from TIC
Second Board Gold closed a, 1879. IN" aurtua,lon.
have been Gnits violent, Lowe.' price 10 DAY 1904. :
hishe.t i5i DO Sterns exchange has varied with sod
last quotation, Ia a 10 Money market active I,
per cent la. been the general rate IN call 10 du.
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r1IF NEW YORK 81 y.
The Position at CSnrie-ron
A,lrEDAY MJGSlSG. >rFi.

Ttssess II Chsi'stof btAkiag more I'D more
sh. .rtn ia gran .ruey auc. Ce4oias On
s,r. and BLACKBOARD are f.nly p.ti.' s.aiust
a. l. aAer, ..d eel fDes VA tota HiIes aI9t "a,
tley are b. no means .-~ ofiLy suis.'Y. 1t, BkAr.
a.sAsD -. tie aiyaat,se o. oy. two y,ar-' i've
e,spasion, and as every roster can t,'t wei IN
Lis oun tunghll, he will exhaust every souree
% defending to the las, tie unhs lowell spt ~Aere
b. frsi cvumenced he war. Tie bnntariinont
o. Fort aoI.tnt. Oh ~ VANS L. !. ,fvh.ch we
have aegs by the late arrivals, was without fes
end Vas probably INTENDED mora ss . reeouno.s
sncs t. - the many u..,eres than 90 fe- 81
'sos. far, NJ 4 cat u'c hss tesn maze II the
'mrnenss lsnd forces known " ne under o. .tr,
o~ins probably to the nature n IN. cins'c. witch.
d ring The Summer and early IA. fss.l to white
men erceps IN the ,slsnda Tho ultimsts c.,tufc
OF Char sstDn. houever, Is written dU@n ia tho
hjOs Of ATE ss well o. Of pa,rioiisn.
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SAsnrseroN SAsEEt LtIAtL rIicn
NV Iu.k If.ds, l.rt


But.hrr Mats. grr tJ-Eossing pieces, I2alG :
Ryund steaks, l-al3 sn Oin do, lJa %. Porter h1
DO, lsA2U. soup, ~aY Nation, Val. Veal, lOaIS
Pork II. Corned do. lUail LAMBS b, l!ald. Cosu,d
b.i. SALE
Smoked h-diA. pc, % llama l2,l6c shouI n,
l0alle Beef. lIai.c. BacOn- sake. Tongues, -
F,sh, per o. HAHul', la.lde Blue Fish, L..
ErA I.al3c, Stirred hass 1lJc Cod.l0 Ilouulsr-,
g salmon, A. Porri.s -. sea ia ;, he. w
Feb, l.c Lob''ris DC Oyt'ers, per 100 jk AL o.
CLAIMS, tOaiJc 10 a. abs dor, II bal Ia, sInok d
Ssckere, Ia, DO bis. lsc Dried Cod lsh, Il. c
SAT- salmon, lgalie do hack"trl, l1alYe smoked
sNmon' 80 po uanlus,, r. ioe. ssrllne-, uos,
~ cidb.ss Nc. POTATOES, M k,lial: BJcse ves,
lie, Aercrrs I've. rurnIpi, ban H. t, CABBAGE, be a.
Ease. Olon-, H. Gs-c Crrots i'ch. Acts Ee r., d
fc Lettuce, lead, 2ssc Celer,, bunch &c PsFslry
&c, &C k.dohr,. bunch, lac. lOmsfo.s u, &c
Ia, a., ~, No. siiut, rIgy "a, Pc I4,unb ~, lac
,ah koheH, hncn, e.. string Beans, hs.f p.c.,
,hut!.,, -" ps1 %. LITTER, i5..,e. cAoe.s IL.
he. ftS,tc,h, ~ lnr ~. Lard, iic
truits, PER . Dried applcs &c. Peaches l1s95c
Cheuies, I2hyuc e- l-alsc. iruucN I1s-. Or
sne.,, -or., ,1l lelnors ,ioI., uJai.. Fine Ap-
Pie, Zach. l.a2ac Ietnus, hu,h IS 81 Cocosnu.,
osch, ~ g. turruts, r., loslic zoos. berr,a u,
IOaI2c. v hpra,tcIr =, ~, &c.
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A.t".s. r..'i o4t tie " .-dp~.l., ~, w..
-.,fc "a I'D Luit,d Lod.es in the streets every
wler.
HpUord SIP, NJ Prank Dir. % wothers.
mel 30 ar sol ia = scty to-day, difcc. from Las
rem . where two 4 has hrothsrs were killed tho
h'eI tns,sa re aid lie was h. IA srvorsl
~c'a one li..'t cat tir9ush shitt roi- "a,
hes ~ III ? went tr,..h rs neck. leaving .
"a a. a th-,o IT. -s "c.t ,Arougl -
zen y e..i... .i.. ..iIr. Oas al .G .ck IN
ir' q t,Di 90 b % ts loc4e. nd o. nc d a.
otLe Wis" i would lave lone .uto h.s gfolu. II
sa z .,ntfe's land cane sc Linz iAto ~ tov n
b'f1r" 'unr So and snu, every nan ami b., tn =
saw, AM ten act TIE town on f-e Mt Dix was
q The psnt-'hop Of ais brother Rslph, snd tlougit
~ hrst he shout, we're those 90 verunent wss
hfrer'. Ibe trug br s't tho people o3t, and =
,ro,her IA h wa summoned " eirr,nGer wtict
nc ~. lni wsf Cred uron ~ tie Villains. lie
~ r,ircsted, aud sitef rsris can frw.iI W.
~ " T. h7ltugt1 his arm, ant iri' llrinx rs ~!
mans u spare hifu. Tbs the ~ ri,sd ~ 10 and
too. what money be hsd a. hls .orset t.I'pi. BIT
az ties Who 4emei t. Try g. save aim had led
I'm one sds, oteis coming up, ilet lin. si'-
pten, tis youngest bother vas a. OF Nr'p.h the
hesh nv" steps Of tho Johupln House. The
horses q Qusntrel's men stood -fc~,ly s,il when
h,y irc'i, TIE mufdetets got 81 sith nearly hslf
iuilli' dol afs'w Yrth olmo4Vy "a pIInder-rob-
ns banks, store, snd evsrythins A. the bus.
ness isu ~ tie town "a icsiruysd. The to1y u
NJ Rdyh y Dit, Ike many uthe-s, va, rharred
la the h-e. Two = three Il tie rIhsus were He'd
In Netp~n, ana ih' toiy Of 'ne--s hsi -hes I'D
nan-ra' ifaggel rcst tag " tn sr pc around its
he htpugh ~. suee =. sli tlen burnt com.
pany ofs yttsci bows. en- istei snt In csnr. were
sli butchctei by the rut.sua Qisntrsll had lis
IicScH Close arpuuI I.asteuc, the sht before e.
aud G,s, EJhus.u, Shi'e having tAe tow. saa
IT lpcd, aud had H. iIte al uight q harm. -Four
w"fsueu ,milDvri ~ Mr Dix's 'ro'hef Ia ph
were Killed. Msy.r col amore h!i IA n we /. al 4
thef" ~ -ted I'D SEQ man Who v.Lt ~ g..
iet hu. "a. To-. irf, II AIRED the wOinel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice.-The present owners or the land
formerly owned tv the he Enterprise Land As.ocis-
ton hereby notify the fsrner members thereof that IL
wS resolved that all b. ances due on los purchased
By them must DO paid up within thirty days from
B. fotfsiied New foIi, Sept. { 1888, jos. ..JE.
nN.ELhi XXI; Pet. JOS. NJ. WATSON, Vice
Pr'f JOHN ". SCH Ill, IF H.
8.1 ~hl T. HI'rI,4WrIIr Soc
CAL nj 3:t5 Broad'yaS. ID floor. and see
th g ,hfst Cfaie .1ecopo and nouated o. tc's.
" ~ COT o OF the. tnicfyscor-s,a ,oJ Lof o
% have been soia In the city of Bos,on s.ons,
within Q year; The hicrosoope, In bfass coe but
~ IA hard rubber, ~ 80 beau I'li mounted OF sc,s
only sIjJ colen. Aiioefal discDunt to dealer. &O6
Post ONCE Notice. - Tn. Mails for the
tn.tei Kingdom aud tao Continent via Queens.ovu
and livcrp ol. per steIrnei CITY OF BAL rIMORE
hni ior M heimhn StAtr.. via ismturs. yer s,.ain
. I.u onia. viii RI a. mi, Office On Satufd,v 'h-
on dav oi sept, AZ la, O'Clock. A. " and A. 'ie
uteio" u statiOns ~ fnloss, VIZ
: stons and Il loAy
stations T. and ~ . psONN
station l.. .... ........... Una
stations ari T. "A "
ABkAM WAktNAN y " i0i
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OEA'f2fS.

OPDikE-On Thursday, sep 5, after short ba !
severe Illness, Harriet Cidn.y, sife OF VIM. n. W
dyke, and eldest daughter Of The late j. r. Ellis. In the
ssi year ~ her see.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
N att nd the funera, this fSaturds stprnOon. 81
o'coct from her late res dcnce, ali Green ~ich st.
Phi sdelphis papers .. ease crpy. 1875
VAN vOORHlS In B-ooklyn, on f--d,y morn
inc Cstoirne Ntn NoI-ni.. wife o. John Van voor
h's. II. .. ssno-' tnd were lines.
The ri-uds II ne lsmiiy respectfully int ted
att.ad The iIDers. Oh u day AZ erhoou, sep. d,
o'ck rom ner ate tesideDc. Jos Ry.rson at 1871
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INSTGscC"TEO~.

SuNlh MOtE PULLS CAN BE lAUGHT
a., kadi q fancy and needle Merk, ., The Ens,h,
srt 'yn Hh' st.heh hoo 100 For. tAs', b Grand
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


Worth Dutch Church, corner william and
iuioa ';re., Divine Service every sabbath q, 10.
o,e.oet. a. and quarter bs'oto o'clock in tn.
and o'clock. Ycuns people, prayer nlse'ins, a, 81.
o,c. u IA tho evening. Friday ev nine prayer meet
ius a. gari., before O'Clock. A d.ty prayer meet
Ins rom lsto O'Clock. All are invited, aud seats
-
Prof 1isttisoD, having returned to the
CITY, VII fe'gme tho public .efviec. in hi, church,
~, t. meas 6,h aye, 10 .norro~. At lea. A M sab
T. ~
Greene 1T. NJ T. Church, bet wcen Brootnr
and spring s,,, having been T. paired and renovated.
vii Ter, opened 10 nouo~ Preach g norLiug and
.venins,l b, TIE Rey J. X. WAgpLt, Pastor. L.
H irce- "'D"'" services "''' sabbath Sf Is
Mariners Church OF the y y Port 30,
s,sty; corner Of Madi'on and catharne st,. Rev. \
MOL N~iAN, Pastor services IN Sshba'h Al lO.
aud = o'clock. iN,It sabbath evening monthly
CRY i.r S,sIrn, -iih ,iaiem.uts aud addIe,sos.
amen ahi other Invited S,at' re-. 6l
The United Presbyterian tongrcgatiou,
Rev JAMES HARPER Pastor, whose Church edlfce
COR % Dr. ~ and II u,ton st.. ici,roy ed ~ fire
Ia November at, having pujchs.ed The Church On
~ 49,, east side bet isthand 18th sip, viii o.cn
- sam ior p y nj g. cf n" coud sabbath OF
th.suog'h, AID ~; on the ms ~ hath "A va. an.
v,e ci IA the morning. afternoon and ~, Ming loo
-. Ann's Ctur,h. i~lh street, near STU
~ 1,i'', , -, T. go. az c ani - the
Methodist Protesiant Church. Attorney
s'rrg', WIN fe-opgn g.. Divine s"tsI to trorrov.
SUNDAY, sept. 9Th. PrsaeNing ~ h.I.p.s. H. A N
hAiptst aud la. past - NJ. b. he Pastor Rev
Va. 7 i.tlino"i lheIu'!c iav.t'd. a.. fro,. 80
i.'iornicd 4. Butch aurcI, IA West 3ttG
st5cct Thu pastor, Rev. PETER -lEYKER- hsvi-g
'urncf, u" ctNIres q 'c Cru. ch vii h. esurnel
~ hun, gu sunday, the 9th inst, q; los a. n, AID
J. NJ "a
rev. irn,tus seymour. OF Wisconsin.
'C.nfreeatoral VII preach 81 he Hal, CO. 3!d =;
ana "a A'" on Slr dav morning, sept. ffh, 81; loo
oc'Ocs aniiics IN tue neishhorhood invited III