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Auaseuirnfs.

The Ghost At Wallack's, which was not pro-
dqced mo pom intended until after much reflection
continues 20 Justify the faith Of The management by
drawing crowds Of gaping spectators every night and
seudiue them home N such a state Of mind 10 make
them di.rYst ther own identity and believe literally
that
TIL, 'gofld is al fect.ng show
For mans iIuiJn given
The Aosh.and. blood members Of the company-Nr.
Watkins with her mellow voice and meo dramatic vim
Mr. Hind no indeed hardly seems 20 be creation
Of flesh aud blood but rather fine old piece Of stage
property brought louh from the dark Icoesses OF the
thoatcr only special Occasons-Messrs. Holland
lloyd and Turner with their old Walacdan prestige
aud even Mr.. Watkins (profanely printed Tomkins
aud that TOO without the "p" in quariers) are
al good as ignored by the house, and would do bet
ter instead Of going stOdly through with their roles
to come lihc shadows and 50 depart.
In fact the play itself (we forget the name Of ID
becomes Of consequence. and during tie first two
acts which are Intended a sort OF Introduction TO the
Ghost receives about much attention as wicked peO
Die pas 10 a long grace. wondering all the while why
dinner snt served and done With it. Al .or the fourth
and last act which comes in by way Of bcnedctiOn it
serves only 10 hurry the rreyerent multude-who arc
too much absorbed by the ghost 10 distinguish between
benedlctol AID male lioilon-aTay from The house,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

,y IS Is mile. T. from the Woodinis, ons Martha OF
G nton same day .chr. OSCAR OF And hom Nassau.
y r. for New ora.
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Hort tl)aroens' Nctile.
STATE nF NRM.YoRk.
PoRTWssDEas OFFICE. No. l04 Wsllst
T. il hereby given, in accordance with

PoRT WARpfhs UFFlcE, No IO4 WaIst
NOTICE is hereby given, i'll accordance with
sections OF tho act passed April H. 1851, entitled An Act 10
orenlts dc Nardrus Office OF the iori OF NewfoIk, to
III pesons interested IN, having charge OF s subject
or OF such inquiry examination survey that the fol-
vessels now under examination by the forWar-
,s that the said surveys examination. viii BIO com
said Ncssc's: IN ID
ship hihes .r,"i ..
bWs " ooNt'h
LAX ldioN
Bng Mary I. Maiiner.... E,,r.
bils
IL
bps Union, p,r,,e Stor,
''' G. H. BRAMbALL Pres''"@ +.
J. AuD's IIEgGnAN, Secretary. ..IsH 500
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Merchants Relief Committee.

The Merchants Relief Committee have called
down many blessings upon the generous contributors
SIC fund by assisting those who we're ieady to per
ish." At the present time they mainly devoted 10
I've work Of drawing up IN legal form the claims OF the
noDred sufferers iI Oses aud damages during the riot
Aany oi these sufferers guacqudiuted 10 me require
meh's OF The law In such m0els have az various times
H't "a the Relief Depot simple in, entory OF the o
rf .Li'! ha1 net suppJsng that Was az the ia" re-
9uiien IN the premises The cases Of this character
puuiyeI nseIy 90, and u Committee arc nov making
the amount due them
me committee had expended, up 10 Friday evening
y, okivn 2
@.nti
5sit2 r.cieiy Iyi Tie keiei the oof"........ 1852
s ''-''-s.s's. -........s.....ss @'"''
n ----
Tot $50
Tie Committee OF colIse continue ucit visits To- tbc
e's4ed sufferers ana attend faithfully 10 tleir wants.
a large number Of c0lored men ana Som,i have been
isfthhsd win employment thtoagh lie Roller DeDof at
70 10 Fourth street The Committee are assisted in
mh v0rk BY tle hlDging gentlemen Of he legal mo
HoD Wlo extend their services 10 the coofed uop,c
,lhont charge Nr. James 5. Stearns Mr. tenfae
S'siAe'd Gbaiorrjs 1yDg (son tho Rey Dr. TyngJ.
~ e,Aes ''e|'
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Advertisement.

AdyersementI
FARE REDUCED by the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne,
and Chicago Railway the shortest route 10 he West Only
one change Of cars to Chicago. See railroad column.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rses. Ses.......... TOO Moon-Sets. SOS
b.. HIGH THIS
ssniy Hookll:5 49,. Gov island 2:2iO Hell Gate. +ol
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Passengers Arrived.

~ eanhP aaogeaet from h'Hgsfon r,s Pr, Da r,rf'
-Ray NJ IuhGsac, Aaron Sampson J. d. Na,r Mrs Sni1ce
and SON - u. jacobs ID. Qunid, ". Hattson
Ia .eam,aip freailg StV from Aeig crieaR'-J Iae9s
L.. n htowalt r.. T.. PeAeit T. Cole H. ooudchauI n H.
L,yy j. Cassisart Geo schiuid J. H. Loeb y a. Onhen
Hzwilliln, ". q. ~ Dr. a. ". Fecr, Geo AuloieN
Capt j. W Scott add servant, Geo W Lawfaeh q, ~ I'M
H. kounug e. r. Alter, g. uhups lady ana ioui '1 ,i "
VIM Edward, Mis- i. Howard Peter bilsi ~ a. Tsis
Mfs stsputon aud servant Mrs. Oruy aud chiii 'ts
oud ,id. Capt. shpIcy, COL Dwlsht Mglo, tall.. Mt
servant Copt law ON ]. II. Ftssinbone j. n he W
H. Mashbuin a. att " Is. Snrl aud 10 IN va elN,i NJ
Ia s'slmap Io,ut Poiif from Areoii'%ss "a Pnlrg
Smelling John ". Andrews, Cucs Tinoe, Una IN
Henry Dorn, Henry Chabend MADAME Dorm, m'n'lo ~,
tagIeito May Iasanosto Mi Juio te,tsty't 'pji al,
tagn.tte William A tiaiue, Ileuy AH-sS' W. q
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CoURT-AUs. Is
Dtlof' t'nliiilrrlOnNf DIETS
CAS-


THECoUkIEEFEITING CASE.
The examination Of Hall, alias Holmes, for the
connterpiug OF postage currency continued this
ing before Commissioners Belts But witness
med the part Inc defendant, and after discussion the
was adjourned TO edneday 10Th inst ut II O'Clock m.
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SUICIDE.-Ab0ut a. m. on Sunday morning
Julia Connolly, aged g. residing ct No. 1876 Cherry
street found dead In bed by her husband, having
committed suicide by taking laudanum. The CoTonel
was notified
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ALDERMEN
JOHN FOX Firs; District
JOHN MoCOOL, Fiih District.
PETER MITCHELL, Eighth Distric'
JOHN HARDY, Eleventh District.
JOHN ID UrrlWELL Fourteenth Dis'rct
TERRENCE FARLEY, sixteenth District
CHARLES II. HALL, Fourth Distr.ct.
JAMES REED, Sixth District.
JACOB 81. LONG. Seventeenth District.
CHARLES r. CHIP. Seventh District.
LEWIS H. RNERs, Ninth District.
Pesent-Ad Fox Henry. Hail AcCool Reed, Chipp
Mitchell Rycn, Hardy, Mas'enon, OuiTeI Farley and
Long-l3 80,
The President being absent a. roll call motion OF Nd
NIrcHTLL. Sid. ILART called 10 The chair.
The reading the minutes Of the si meetings were d.
pcHfsd with.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
board Of Aldermen.

OFFICAL STATED SESSION, Saturday, Aug. 10. Ido3
DAVID r. NNrSrIsg, CLERK u ne Common CotHeH:
SIR You will please notify members of The Board Of Alder
men special session IN the Chamber OF she Bod
the City Hall the 18th instant, It o'clock, m, foi
the purpose ansacng such public business may eoue
L.ftre fhn nard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

RETURNED SOLDIERS FROM hEw-ORLRASs-
f list OF all The returned soldiers by the ransp, ri'
Pioneer and 81 Mnrys which arrived on Friday non
New Orleans be seen NJ the New England Soldiers
Relief Association. No. lgi Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

ATTrMPT TO CoNMIT SuICIDE.-Patucl
Phillips residing mt the corner "a NaVcfly Place nn
Chusiophcr street attempted to commit suicide y
jumping from pier No . Eust ri cr. lie Wns rescue
by officer Boamau. and conveyed 10 his residence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

ARRESTED FOR PASSING COuSTERPEIr MONEY
Isaac Workman aud Chls McCombcr we're arrested
for passing counterfeit - bills tho Union BANK OF
TROY. ~ Y. Mecombcr eucceodcd IN passing Ohs on
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INQUEST IN SHOOTING CAsE.-Coroner
Ranney on Sunday held inquest on the body OF
Henry Alvorn. residing at No 4s7 Tenth avenue VINO
was killed during the riot of July a. by being shot by
one John Piper a teamsier, at the corner OF Ninih
avenue and Thirty ninth street Piper had been heafd
TO - threats previously The jury rendered YER
dicS1t "the deceased came to his death from wounds
received from gun in The hands Of John Piper" The
murderer Is stiu Mt large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

10 mention, objects Of curiosity and oomr,ent
Scarcely week passes without adding new object
Of attraction 10 the many curious things on exhibition
here. The total expended in the construction Of
the Park Up the present date amounts to 10
The entire cost OF land and improvements is $685.
OSo - The present officers are u. g. Stebbns Presi-
dent; A. IT, Green. Controller; NJ. II. Grnnen, w.
Hutchipgs Z. Butterworth, c. II. Russell. Commission
ers; L. &. Fields, Secretary.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Edward Harrington
was accidentally shot by Henry Smith, at No. Peck
slip on Sunday morning, at u o'clock. inRiciing a
severe. though not dangerous wound. Smith was held
70 bail The wounded man was conveyed to the City
Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

CoLLlsIos.-The sloop Oregon, while lying
at anchor off Thompson's stores Brooklyn. ready to
Fail for Providence Friday morning, was run into
b. raft OF lumber which was being towed up the river
by stcam.tug r. l.. Maboy Shaving hole in the sloops
bow about IA inches vide causing her to fill and de-
troyng 200 sacks Of salt and damaging the rest Of the
cargo The sloop was subsequently towed into Cor
laers Hook where she discharged her cargo. She had
On board at the time 90 tuns Of freight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
FROM MINNESOTA.
The rudiaE observation-disclosures pSnsh
Of fiftIe Crow-Tbe Scalp RonDfy-
CrGps.
yrou Our Special Correspondent

V"I
81. PAUL, Aug q, 1863
ieel almost warranted i'll saying that the
Indian War is over" We received adyices up to the
23d Of july TO day, from Gen. Sibleys expedition. He
had two days previous, reached point IS miles from
Devils Lake in Dakota Territory, and there learning
hy means of Red River hafbreeds that Little Crow.
Nsnine Of his followers had gone TO Yellow Medicine,
on H. Minnesota River, and that the remainder Of the
In tns Were short di''"n beyond Devils Lake lie
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-02-11
S3 ACRES,
RECRUITING SERVICE.

PY authority Of the Adjutant and
b Inspector General of the Confederate States partially
sspending the operations of the conscrpt law SO as to
permit a Conscrpts volunteer In the companies of their
own selection, without passing through Camps Of Instqc
ton, and nlso allowing BOUNTY and all other benefits pro-
vided hy law for VOLUNTEERS. l will he at YqrkYille
on MoNBAY Y and TUESDAY, and at McConnellsvile on
FRIDAY Of each week. until the first Of March next Ali
within the Consedpt ages IS and As years. ere earnestly
urged forward in order that the threatened invasion
OF the State may be repeled and obtain the important ben
eff joining any company and Regiment they may choose,
obtain Bounty and avoid being assigned amongst strangers
All persons belonging 10 Gen. G.. w. Smiths Command
absent without or beyond eave are required report
once to the undersgne who report prompty will be
parioued except as to the forfeiture Of pay Those who
do not report before the 10th of February instant. will be
arrested and imprisoned until they can be forwarded under
guard, 10 their Companies.
JAMES NJ WILLIAMS,
Recruiting Sergeant, Co. X, 18th Regiment S. CIV.
February
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sg NJ. Matthew (de la Drome) has ad.
dressed letter to the journals, in which,
after alluding to the ReaRa nau acted on in
England for prognosticatiug storms some
hours, and even day before hand, he de-
clares that he will, whenever it may be
wished, furnish to France and to all the
countries Of Europe, the means Of fersaae.
ing all atmospheric phenomena not one day,
but half . century in advance |! - :,
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B9 We learn, says the Richmond En-.
qutrer, that on Saturday, Secretary Benja-
min notified the British and French Con-
suls in that city that he had received Official
information sftha opening Of the blockade
off Charleston. We are also informed that
a steamer was promptly despatched to Mas
sau, from Charleston, conveying the same
announcement to the British authorities.
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OFFICE A. q. NJ,

3 CHARLESTON, s. G., October lst, 1sGs
MIR. j. G. MILLER is appointed
lYl Agent of this Department, for the purchase of
FODDER and CORN for the Districts of York and Chester
Planters desiring 90 sell will communicate with iun
Particular attention must be paid to the PACKING No
WATER must be used great loss to the Government wns
experienced last year, by Fodder being improperly packed
motifs A. PRINGLE, Capt, and A. @. NJ
6 ectober IL 80 49, 42 -. - u I.
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NrOTICE.-BY- VIRTUE OF AN

I Y order from JOHN A. BROWN, Ordinary Of iork
District will offer for sale 70 the highest bidder
late residence Of FRANKLIN II. HARRIS, deceased on
MONDAY, tne SIXTEENTH DAY Of FEBRUARY next
portion of the personal estntc of the said deceased CON
Horses Mules Cattle Hogs Bacon, Lard Eighteen bales
of Cotton complete of Carpenter and Cabinet TOOLS
Carriage and Harness. and many other articles too tedious to
mention. g2 g ,ss1sgs 6
Terms made known on day of sale.
- = MARTHA N. HARRIS, l.4dainistratr1r
aE5 ALFRED STILWELL, .fdratnistrator
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RECRUITING SERVICE.
RECRUITING SERVICE.

GENERAL COOPER having given
permission to all liable to Conscrption, to Volunteer
in any Company in active service provided they do SO be-
fore heyare enrolled Couscrps have been ordered
any other Company in the 18th Regiment g. C. v. Voiun
cers will be entitled to BOUNTY and all the benefits Sc
cured TO Volunteers by law. will be in Yorkvle ever!
MONDAY, and at Clay Hill every SATURDAY.
AL members Of Capt MILLS Company absent without
or expired eaYe ordered report their Companies
at cnee duty those who fail report py tire 10th
EcErary viii be tried for descrion, ii convicted will be
shot whereyeriound S. w. WALLACE,
Recruiting Officer, Co. E, l7thReg. S. ".
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DANAWAY FROM THE SUB

s of arS color five feet or 10 inches high, and
about 40 pounds 40 years old, has down cast look
eft blue Yankee coat. bought him from Col. w. H.
McCorkle of Yorkve where he had gone for some clo
hingyyen heard from, he had taken the cars az tn
niae and was going in the direction of Chester He hns
been actug ms HOTEL SERVANT for several years past
and Will no doubt, endeayor to act in that capacity rs
free boy Any information concerning him, or u he Is
rewarded. = -a,s'~,f E.. H. EDWARDS,
.Ss'sEs' - Rock Hill, s.. c. :
Januarv es Ct I
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Commissioners Sale.
IN EGUITY--YoRK.

r. A. Thomasson, at al.
fyss-! olH JoT tGTtttion oJ L1ftds.
: Jane Jackson, ct al.
TN obedience to the order of the Court
Il of Equity In above case will expose public sale AT
YORK COURT HOUSE, on the first MONDAY in
MARCH next, a portion Of the REAL ESTATE OF DAVID
JACKSON late OF York Dtsuict deceased consisting OF
SID ACRES *
of an situate In York District and lying the waters of
ALLISON CREEK bounded by lands OF the estate of A.
G. Lawrence, J.. J. Wilson, Sam't Henphi and others
Said lands have been recently surveyed and viii be offered
in three lots--plat C, contains ONE HUNDRED AND
sTWENTY-FoUR ACRES, Plat D, TWO HUNDRED
AND THIRTY-THREE ACRES, and Plat E, ONE HUN
SDRRD AND FIFTY-FIyE ACRES.
Said lands are In high state of CULTIVATION, are
yye adapted 10 the culture of COTTON and GRAIN and
the attention purchasers Is earnestly directed to the same
The above lands win be sold on credit of ONE and
TWO YEARS. In equal ANIMAL instaiment with interest
from day of sale Purchasers will be required 10 give bond
and ro good rees and pay in CASH the costs of these
proceedings, and for all necessary papers: =
[Sl5) SOS WALTER b. METTS, G.. E. I'D. =
- fan,iary 7 $500 q t.. 81 ~
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RECRUITS WANTED!
18TH REGIMENT S. G.. v.

TIUDER Orders from General G. w.
n SMITH, the undersigned has been detailed for the
purpose Of gathering C0NSCRIPTS and VOLUNTEERS
for Company G. 18th Regiment s. C. ", without requiring
them to pass through the regular Camps Of Instruction. BY
authority of the Secretary of War, persons within Con-
script ages allowed to join any particular command
within this army and will receive all the benefits secured
bylaw volunteers, but these recruits not allowed to
form Reu companies or regiments.
For further particulars apply 10 =
sergt. J. F. JAMESON,
Bullock's Creek, S. c.
p G9-Appication also pc made to
February 5 = ''''"' At
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SHERTFF's SALE.

Us. For PQrfeon ot hedt Estate.
NJ. A. Wallace Smith,
DY virtue of an Order from John A.
D Brown Ordinary of York District viii offer at pub
lie sale at YORK Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY in
MARCH next the tract of land described In tire summons,
In this case lying on the waters Of Fishing Creek bounded
by lands Of John w. Jones, Samuel Smith, ALEXANDER
Strain and Others, containing
Z SS ACRES,
more less Sold make partition among the heirsat
law OF JAMES A. SMITH, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-i2 months credit, with interest from
day of sae purchaser note and approved suretes
mortgage Of the pemses II deemed necessary to the
O. .linary-costs to be paid in CASH
CS5} JAMES MAsoN,s. Y. D.
r,oSs.,,~, A
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INV THE COURT OF ORDINARY.

80 sss s. YORK DISTRICT.
For Dipis,o. or Sale of real Eate Of John R. H. Wais
). 80 = r+A% deceased -.vlss
,,mes wallis Applicaut rs. James A. Wallis Thomas s.
Wallis Harvey II. Wallis, William NJ. Wallis, Joseph
+. wallis, Samuel w. Wallis Rebecca Campbell, Wife
of Samuel L. Campbeil and Martha A. Wallis, heirs
Of John X. H. Wallis, deceased. -
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
II James A. Wallis, Thomas 8. Wallis, Harvey a. Wallis
and William NJ Wallis defendants In the above stated
case reside without the limits of this States 1t Is there
FORE Ordcred that they do appear and object to the dyi
ion or sale of the real estate of John r. H. Wals
their consent to the same will be entered of record
-. = 80 JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y. D.
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Commissioners Sale.
TN RoIJITY--YORK.

Commissioners SALE
IN EQUITY--YORK.
Joseph 5. Watson, BlA 10 toreclose Mortgage
Caroline Culp, Ct al, on Land, Sa,a
TN obedience to the order Of Chief JUS
il tice JOHN BELToN o'NEALL, / win expose TO
public sale at York Court House on the FIRST MONDAY
nAfARCH next the tact OF land described in the plead
ngs IN above In York District the east side
Of Cntawba River, and containing
LAG ACRES, ~
more or lessod to foreclose Mortgage iR favor Of the
Complainant, Joseph j.. Watson: =. -
SAID land wit be sold on credit of SIX MONTHS ex-
cent so much rs Will pay the Of these proceedings,
which will be required In CASH Purchaser viii be re-
quired give bond and good personal surety 10 secure the
pf.chase money. 80 <
Possession given on tho first of January next.
tss a5] WALTER D. MEFPs, c'E'v;D'
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known heroes" to learn that Lamar Fon.
taine.is the author Of the beautiful lines
which hav 3 recently been published in all
our papers, commencing Cali quiet along
the Potomac tonight. = = s =
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$40 REWARD.

3DANAWAY from the subscriber on
1G the 9th of December last his negro boy
He is IL years old feet ORD inches high Of copper
comexon with long hair The above reward will he paid
for his delivery me- his lodgment in any Jail so that
can get him. He may attempt to pass for free and
- - = ,.zFsls3s ]. Il. WALLACE,
Yorkville, s. c.
January % 60
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

N All persons having claims against the estate Of j.
the Undersigned properly aested; and those indebted,
must make Immediate payment, the estnle nNsF pe
wound up JAMES MASON, .4d'afnistrdor.
hhrna S
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WRITING PAPER.

IA All persons indebted 10 the estate Of DIR. WIN. j.
GOOD deceased are requested make payment to the
subscriber Immediately those having claims against the
estate will present them properly attested, within the time
prescribed by law. GEO. STEELE, administrator.
EoI,r ~
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demoralize many Of our friends in the Bor:
der States.
No; let not the people Of the South hug
the delusions of dawning peace to their
bosoms. Fire and blood are yet to be their
sacrament. of admission into the family Of
nations. They must accept these, too,
under unantioipated disadvantages: The
captured dispatches from the Secretary Of
State, the other day, will take from us the
vessels now building for us in England
They will clog the negotiation Of the Cot.
ton Bonds, and will make Louis Napoleon
wary, if not irritable. -
Larger armies than have yet been in the
field will have to be summoned there before
we get peace. They must, also be fed
The song Of peace may yet lead our armies
to starvation. Let this be avoided
Peace can be got now only through re,
union with the Free States. I have dream.
ed of our Confederaey as a mighty Slave
holding Republic, sublimein its simplicity,
great inits proportions, grand in its unity
and outline; stretching It's fame and benef.
ceuce from sea to sea, and continent to
continent, while with equal zeal it threw
its loving arms around its humblest and its
proudest citizen, and saved him from for.
eigp aggression, or avenged d foreign
wrong. But if We are to havesa composite
Government, ohequered and heterogeneous,
then peace to the soldier dead, whose graves
mark every furlong Of the road between The
Rio Grande and the Potomae-hoaos tt
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TOR TAX COLLECT RIVE
a. are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE SMITH SANDERS AZ a
Candidate for the office of TAX COLLECTOR Of York
District at the ensuing election
.NnSSans nhorl