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LEGAL NOTICES.

rl,HR sUPREME CoCgr OF TIE DISTRICT
a. Aci tai Ga District ts, cog[' al ii
given that on the 18th day Of July, lsa the United
etates steamer Anscostia attached to the Potonasc
IL money, and brought the same into the port Of
euted in tbs court in the OF the United States
e lawful prize and that said cause viii stand for
on the nrst Monday Of October next, when and
.bx are nea to .sss
aa 10 I'sl''ae '0' 'ns'' i. s aEIGs. Clerk.
TEE SUPREME COURT OF TIN DISTRICT
the Tnied SAL or ha s ga pates Court 81
s se E ay sSs G,.drs Notice hereby
Of ss,
OF the United States, for condemnation - lsvft.,
city os for at
Monday OF October next, when and where ali per
jyas B. j. hE1as. Clerk,
THE sUPREME COURT OF TUE DISTRICT
,s und States or the ia oo9e' s
ss.o s.gs sonSs," G,estsxs sStics i, hereby
United States schooner Racer captured as lawful
thero to the port of Washing ton, and the are
Ubeed and prosecuted in this court in tbe pans of
the United Etates, for cont smnaion such lawful
prize, and that said will stand for trial at the
City Hall. in the city Of Washington, on the FIRST
Monday of October next, when aud where all per
some are warned to appear to show osuss why COZ
domination should not be decraed, and to intervene
for their interests. By the Court,
ty25 3. j. MEIGS, Clerk
THE SUPREME COUBT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLU MBIA, Holding District Court o.
the United States for the said District-To all
~ko~s ii may concern. Greeting Mott sc is hereby
given, that, on the 18th day of May, 1868, lot Of
States steamer Wyandsnk attached TO the Poto-
mac Flotils and brou gbt to tie port of Washing
ton and the il libeled and prosecuted in this
Court in the name OF the United States, for con
demnation As lawful prize and that said cause will
stand for trial at the City Hall, in the city of
Warrington on the first Monday Of October next,
when and where all persons are warned to appear
to show cause why condemnation should not be
dscreed, and to intervene for their interests.
By order of the Court.
~ Is r. J. MEIG1, Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES.
ByJ. 9 MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctionse

ByJ.C MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctionsers
LIME DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE-On
Il THURSDAY, the lat day OF October, 1862 at S
O'Clock p. M, We will sell at PUB ic Auction, in
Nos. $40. 551, and 553, on 18th street, between
B and streets south near the smithsonian Insti-
tu,s ute. and m Monument, and within few minutes
mastic fronts, three stories high. contain nine
rooms each, and are in q beautiful and healthy
neighborhood. We will also sell Lot No. a. In
equare 264, south street, between 18th and az
streets and in the i'm mediate gh borhood of the
fronts.
Terms: One third cash the reelt ne in six aud
twelve months with interest to be- secured on n q
premises. Expense of conveyances at purch assr' d
cost.
aeI2 10 MCGUIRE CO .Aucx
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR HOPING FELT.

s- CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE or OHIEP QuARrxRAAsTER,
wAsHIkGfoE, D. y, ssptem Der 9, 1883;
Is 1Sd = 9les rs5 fur
titles as it may be required from time to time, in
the construction Of csvairy stables and barracks:
The Felt to be delivered ~ the wnerf OF tbs
Cavalry De pot At Gisboro Point. near this city;
Bidders are requested to send win their 6ids
sam Plies OF the quality OF Felt they propose to fu,
The Felt win be subject to ins e i'm on d.
- Lieut.. Col. and Chief Qusrtermsstsr,
selotf Cavalry Bureau.
DR0PosALs FOR HORSES.
e. CAVALRY BUREAU.
QEee af the Chisf Qaartev:sstS,.
..PRorosALs are solicited and will be received st
this ONCE for furnishing Cavalry Horses, to be de'
hvered at Pittsburg. Pennsy lsania; Phiiadsiphia
Mnhington City. Syracuse, n. T.. or Indianapolis
Proposals will be considered for the furnishing OF
Horses in lots OF not less than twenty Ave, t25l
The Horsss to be from fifteen (l5) to sixteen il6l
han6a high, from Eve 10 to nine {9j years old well
b. oxen to the saddle, compactly built, in good
flesh and free from all defects
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
whose signatures must be appended to the guar.
The responsibility Of the suarantors must be
neareet District Court, or of tAe United States
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel @ G.. sawtelle. Chief Qusrtermaster Cav
Airy Bureau, and be Endorsed on the envelope
9. g. sAWTELLR,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quarter FASTER.
al 10 # Csvsry Bureau.
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EUAR DzPARTMINT,
w WAsHINa7oH, January ., 1ee0.
In consequence Of the pressure OF business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to witt the
Army OF the Potomac viii be given ct the Once Of
Lieut.. Col. OoHlAp, 130 Pennsylvania avenue
above Niueteenth street.
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EJlADQUARTIRS DEPARTMHNT OF WASH.
III INGTON.
ONes CAi0 QxdytnMdstsS, May ., 1858.
DRALnIs III AGRICULTURAL IxPLBnRHfs, GAR
DEB SEEDS, &C., are requested to furnish this once
price lists of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS II. GREENE, Che Quartsrmsstsr, De.
partment Of Warrington. my &-6
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GrEAMsHIP GREAT EAsrERN.
~ NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. >eSnk
ROWLAND AsPINWA ALL, A gents. 6lE&
The Steamship
6RIAT AASTHRN,
WALTER PATTON, Commander,
Will be dispatched
w.dnssday. August u Wed nesda!.. -. Sept.
and ct IL tervAls thereafter OF about six weeks from
eaoh port.
First cabin, from SEA to Gle
Second cabin, state room berths, meals
furnished at separate tables. ...-----0D
Excursion tickets, out and back In the drst and
second cabin only, fare and half.
Servants accom- DAayinG pass snsers ana children
under IL years Of asS, half price. Infsats free.
Storage. with superior Aeeommod atoms. -- $50
Price of passAss from Liverpool ssms rates =
iii fares payable In gold, OF its equivalent In o.
Hseh passenger allowed % cubic feet Of luggage.
An experienced surgeon ON board.
~ CHARLES A. WHITN1Y,
Passage ONCE, Q6 Broadway, New York.
ROWLAND & ASP1N WALL, Agents.
10 Ii 6m 81 South street. New York.
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EDUCATIONAL.
RR0OKEyILLR ACADEMY,

A BROOKBvtLLE ACADEMY,
"A BOARDING sCHOOL For Boys, in . quiet
healthy village, % miles from Warrington by tie
f srooRe1iiies Nd. Z. B. PRETTYMAN. A. Ms AZ
rels I'm Principe
NNIss RRooKEs ENGLIS- AND FRENoH
xl Boarding and Day sehoo., No. 40 Penn Az
seven Buildinga. The ninth year and seventeenth
annual SEES sion of this Institution will cnua-
on @ Shcess
cipal. ne l4-3ms
CT. MARY's ACADEMY, near sryantovn. Nd ;.
- win open It's annual session on the first Mon
day in September. Circulars NAV be. obtained,
stating terms, by addressing Mrs DANIEL
MAJOR, B.ysnsown, Charles oounty, Nd
EMERsON INsTITUrE.
SELECT CLASSICAL
AND MATH .nN A5CGAA SCHOOL,
18th street, between and K.
This School, formerly located in H street. be.
tween 18th and 18th streets, will be re- opened on
House recently erected on l4th street, between I
Terms Per quarter SIS: For information al
dress the Principal or call q ms residence, SlS
CHAs B. YOUNG. A. NJ.
au ~ 1m1 Principal.
MR.. B. ToWNsEND OoNTINUEs lAFTER4
Singing sod P.s1s ami ola,S
h5gy E ts No 80 near h address
FEMALE ACADEMY.
Corner Of l!th street and Nesc York arssse.
The Fourtt entk Annual Session commenoesSep.
tember 7, 1865
Circulars at the Bookstores. aul lit
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[ILEhSUNE BUATH ~ LEI BY THE DAY OK
HOUR
The yacht LIVE YANKEE fastest boat on the
river will carry 10 or ~ persons; also, the II
sloop REAR ADMIRAL, q splendid party ~.
boat, and has capacity for Is persons Apply-Ex0
to BARNES r. son, ssilmakers, 63s Eleventh
street. near Rleys wharf. Parties wishing boats
for sunday should engage them beforehadd.
y lm&
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LIMITED STATES $50 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1870 TREASURY NOTES,
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1881,
UNITlD STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN
DEBTEDNESS.
Gold. Silver. Uncurrent Money, Exchange on 81
parts of Europe and the Norther Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
We are authorized to furnish $50 Bonds at par
until the LIST of August next, when the privilege
Of conversion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed In New York
exclusively on com mission.
RITTENHOUsE, FAINT l. CO.,
UT Bankers 3s2 Penn avenue,
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers.
Suffers WILL FIND
H. A. DOWNING & CO.'S
CONCENTRAT CLAM
TO BE A MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE FOR
THEIR TRADE.
It sells very rapidly and is the most economical
article of diet for the officers mess. tits prepared
in one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Chowder.
1t is highly recommended BY Army Surgeons.
The profits are large. For iale by
BARBOUR sEMMES, Sole Agents,
65 Louisiana Avenue,
se2-ly Wsshin 9ton, D. G.
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hn0A of fbo
lons and can Do divided INTO two building
twelve months with intsrest to he sscnrs az ~
premsea E4pense Of cs st np .ns
su aa:9 10 Mcr111Rn ~ .,.,.
go -. :. = -.eo - wv u W auc9.
rv,RTsrFE,s sAr.rOpV.1U snISIMonorpn
PpopEp1Y FapruR cIacIe n oL P,xa rhot Ed
~ y sss o. aesd OF trust .ecerdd
ao ~ Go .s, ia h N e I1ss
pay October Sd At O'clock ?: m. il front Of the
@ ten & ~ sGasg
FoIssk situated on ssth street near PennsSl7snis
Upon the premises above described is lare.
three story Brlck House.
e. ba hS noss Ia paymeha
bearing interest, and deed of trust on the premi
sesi - tor,ns of ale orc NOT cor,n1;oa 18th
days The day Of sale the
@ s vs az the FISK and
All convsyanclng 4 T. cost of Of the pursh.ssr
s.oo q Mcn11 iRE hSu no trustee 1nee
ssza eRvx, " w1 mas.s. szs w.: Aass'
TEx sALE R or vi1tn no9sG go AN4 !, L0
f s. p Wa dated the Ih Of AsgT
~ ana of tb. county viii se .t pb .3no
cn, on m "a ns 1oin OF m nexs az!
E M; on me a oii Paat OF LSo S1, On
ming for the said part at the northwest corner #
and running th@oes s,otb % ncs
s,ss.
point dis ant 81 feet inches from south d atrss
s Il. IN .s ssd
west with south street log feet inches to the be-
movements tneIeon. evening anu o'ne' In
Terms of sale: one. half cash the balance in sir
and wvs month"; ess o notes bearing interest
to n
and STAN ps a, the e1 psnse Of the pnreSaser
- : ,,-s7-1aa :. % ..-.... 80
puBIic SALE Lee oEA AZ vaky oii LOT UsD,R
E pES S,; o. 0oUn1:-in tie mater q the psi
and Of sn@ o. guns
Orphans Court of Washington 1unt1. in the DE-
f, ,Ee sp aes Gsuls 81. .sd Z
signed viii offer for sale, Il Pubic Auction on tie
nett, At clock p. ali the right, title ntsfst.
% to IN
and elgbly situated Lot on Thirteenth street vat,
sso ss
IL .oa s:;s .. pens. Of purchaser
JOIN a sIMMs.
Guardians DO
.s s.a&G: II sftfiS.sFs co.
ByJ. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auetione.rs
DUBLIO SALE OF MOST RLIGIBLl BUILD
matter Of the petition of Erasmus ], middleton.
guardian Of John Albert ana William Alexander
Inderson. and Of Nery II Andsrson ruardian Of
Cecilia Bertha Anderson, minor heirs OF william
Anderson. deceased
duly ratiaed and confirm sd h1 the Honor.bs sn'
preme Court Of said District, in the matter of the
Above nsmsd netition fhs nnd srsirr "A iii offar
for sale At Pubiio Auction on the ursmiaes on
TUESDAY, the 9TH day Of October next. st5 o'e oek
tn hsIs n The ..d n ssa as
eligible buiSnf Lot situ,ted on NniS ssrssI vest.
Hefveen III and n stroeta nor1h in m Thin6 Ward
IA the city Of Wsshfns ron. and knoVn and distn
suished On the public plan of said city o lot
nuuber eighteen tIe), in Square number three
hundred and sixty eight (s8s), containing thirty
nine ss.s On nssh street sra running back
inches.
and the residue in two equal instansnts, payable
respectively in six and twelve months with In
tsrest. the deferred payments 10 b. secured by q
deed OF trust on the iot:
MIDDLETON.
y News. .,u.,,..,. Guardians. 10.
sell-2Aw&ds J. Q. MCGUIRE co, Auct.
Rv GRREE WILLIAMs Anct;on..r,
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING TIE
= Subsistence Department with 5000 FIVE HUN
18th day Of October, 1868, The Hay, to be of the
best quality and to be delivered at the wharves at
sixth street The Hay to be Weighed at the time
Of d. livery, and the determined to be the
pprchsse weight, Bids viii be required in dupii-
are disloyal, or who have previously failed with
contracts made with the GoveInment, or from
made in 'Csrtifcstes Of fndsbtedness con.
tract with q good bond will be required 70 be
entered into. Bids to be directed to Col. A. BECK
WITH, A. 3. G. and @. g., 223 street Washing
ton. d. @. se2l
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JAY COOKE CO.,
BAN f. r 8,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street.
WE SHALL CONTINUE 20 FURNISH
UNITED STATES
FIVE WENTY BONDS
at psr until further notice.
~ Persons desiring information concerning this
loan can procure at our or upon application
by mail. circulars answering all questions thatmay
wEBuY AND SELL ALL ISSUES or
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY MOTIFS
CERTIFICATES, AND VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
AID PAY 1HE HIGHEST PRICES HoR
GER TlFICA TIE CHECKS.
JAY COOKE l. CO.. BANKERS,
ausn 4S9 Fifteenth street.
p 1rTENHousl. FAINT 4 co..
BA K.E Rs,
NO. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AvINul,
Will continue to furnish
q. 3. FIvE.TWENTY BONDS
A long issued By the Government. ct par.
8. Coupon IS Of 1881.
U.s.. 7-so Treasury Notes.
US. Certificates Of Indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
lxehange on al parts Of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold In sums to suit purchasers.
stoeks and Gold bought in New York sxelusively
hn RIFTsNHOUs1. FAINT 4 90.
eAe sR4 ug2,rg.sso Co.. 40
ror.s aa:,' s:s.::: q: IA - md sa ~.
Sss p. ssssss, .sdsr tAs Hsstsssl Huss.
ol .7:as !3:s.ss
MICROSCOPES,
TH1RMOA1fLK0,
stHf fz5E9sE11eEssr 2Sg9sg'
BTIRIOSoOPIs and 7ilWs, ks.
II " 1ss and ''sA' lowest s'''rn
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
sEMEVEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YoRx
WASHING TON a~d GEOR6ETOWN,D d. @.
an 't sis $%t$$ :s$ FL: an
Resulsr Sailing Days WEDNlsDAYs and SAT
SseEssso.n. and Pier i. loot Of w.h street. New
For freight q RRsstsiss: .i YRHIl +
Agents. foot Of High street,
,.,.n. JANIS AMI sssiG91z.ssi S,. 2;s 81
Je 16m III Wall street. New York.
w g0rs CLOTHING.
Bo1 o:o5fi os sss .,
% ShlsS W invite issa E, iSs
WALL, sT1PHlNs co.,
sats .na S.nsS :s1s.,.
TRUNK MANDATORY
AV0 SIvzHfH ST., WAsHrxorox, D. O.
ynysr MsdaI awarded BY Maryland Institute Of
timore November T. 1850.
AIso. Medal By Metropolitan Mechanics Institut
Warrington, d. O., 1850.
I5pI am sonat.ntly making ,sad alwsysmUxu
~ A.ys on hand. Of the best ma
7,.s sot tfFi ~ s sgsHI description Of
mon fRAMl
-.a SsooP S sSSi sss r.urx.
"a TAsf TRz1 ri BAGS, I
-.. SCHOOL sATOH1LE, Dc i
z.u.. ., oe1.a4:.!K a Fg.as.r. VIM ,,....
3amine my stock before purehastne elsewhere
III ma S'i BIZ cffRuHks mad.
.JnUHKs oov1R1D and 11PAIRlD a shor,
.aeeds asnys.sa me- ef charge 10 ,.y ,srs Of tas
s'''''''~a ana A''1; saniis 8. ropHAx.
THn y 70 NOTIFY surLlRs o. rH1,
VA e e ss: e f H7Sass :s
Ssstaiaias e ssls.:: 90 49, sfSSk s'a'-
nasM1' 0al>imors. "a.
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TALL AfJ BRUCE & 90. q to buy Ulothins
OUA 464 Seventh street.
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ID MAYORS OFFICE, Sept Y, 1863.
Il PROPOSALS Will be received at this ONCE until
II O'Clock Saturday. the 2eth day of September. for
grading and crawling lat street west from indian.
avenue to Pennsylvania Avenue; the gravel 70 be Of
3 quality appro red by the commissioner and Assist
ant Commissioners, and to be nine inches in the
centre tapering to four inches at the gutter line.
and to be well rolled with heavy roller and we'll
raked of stones of improper size.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for grayeling.
No part OF the appropriation will be paid the
contractor wthCu the certificate of the Counts
Hioner and Assistants certifying the work has been
done in . satisfactory manner.
W H. HAMILTON
Commissioner of the Fifth Ward.
VIM Y. WALLACE.
ee24 v. WILLET. Assessors.
n MAYOR CFPIOF. Sept. Il, 1863.
PROPOSALS Viii be received at this Office until
l2oclock Saturday the 18th ay of Sc ptsrber,
for grading and gravelipg street south. from 9th
street to 18th street east; the gravel to be OF
quality approved by the Commissioner and Assist
ant Commissioners and to be nine inches thick the
center taperiDg TO four inches at The gutter line
Bidders will state the price per CUBIC yard for
grading and per square yard for sravsmng
VIM A. FLETCHER,
Commissioner sixth Ward.
FRANK COLE,
j. CHAPMAN,
se22d Assistant Commissioners.
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DkOPOsALS FOB WOOD.

QuARfRRMAsfERs OFFICE. q. g. A.. 1877 sT,}
WASHINGTON, D c., September Is, 1858.
6IALED PROPOSALS y i'll be received until Septem-
teen CORDS Of weii seasoned OAK WOOD. of the
best slity to be delivered as follows: Two cords
on Isl o. Ust6oer ana Two e1rqs on the nts' asy OF
been delivered
Proposals should be addressed to tbs subscriber,
and endorsed on the envelope Proposals for
Wood" NORRIS 8. MILLER,
sel9 Major and Quarter aster.
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IA MoNEY!-MONEYi -MoNEYl IN
p M. z WALSH il co.,
LICENSED PA WNBROE Frs,
299 STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH,
are pov prepared to make cash advances in sums
of from one dollar to ten thousand dollars on col
lateral security.
LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on all kinds
of Real and Personal Pre- perty, DIAMONDS: Gold
and Silver Watches, Je~elry, silver Ware, Musical
Instruments, Hardware. Clothing: &C.. dc.
~ Having had several 3esrs experience IN
business in this city. aud favorsby known to many
CT its citizens. coofdeD: that to all who may
eptrUst US with business will give satisfaction.
III. &. WALSH i CO.,
Sc Is Sra Licensed Pswnbrokers.
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~ SELLING CHEAP.
HE FINEST STOCK OF READY MADE
CLOTHING Can De IT BARE BRO. %. cor
OF x and Seventh streets. in order to reduce
stock, have determined to reduce our
prices TO Wholesale fglre8-sn excellent cpportu-
nifty to purchasers. We invite all to exaunina-
ion of our superior Stock of BOYs' as well as
MEMS CLOTHING. Also. very large Stock Of
FU RI ISHING GOODS, to be cold cheap. Wa
have just recsiTed fine lot CT BLACK DRESS
COATS and PANTS.
an 2O-1nt BARE & BRO.
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SUTLkRS, ATTENTION

BUTTER DEPOT FOR THE ARMY
Choice Butter packed in glass jars, always on
hand and for sale by B. FENNER
an 24-lmS 334 st.. near 10Th st,
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THD y 10 NOTIFY surLlRs o. rHr
81 O ahoxt notiess n Gsds 81 WAGON ~ -
DeTtoantnS = nt1efs. .0HA1IDG 6LI6Xs
na4k0s Ssiimors'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

The New York Express thus argues upon the
expediency and policy of suspending the draft
and the policy of enforcing measure which the
exieencies Of the country do not demand:
There is no disgrace. ever. in listening TO SUB
JEcTs At the foot of the thronel Her Majesty 81
England. and His Majesty of Austria hear. ana
receive petitions. even from subjects over whom
they are Sovereign. by right divine. as monarch
lists reason. The august Emperor OF France. the
victor Napoleon. has Just changed his Ministry
to propitiate sutiecf Frenchmcu, exhibiting IN
their recent elections dissatisfaction with hi.
policy. The more august Abraham Lincoln is
the greater god. Power makes of him. the more
he can afford to stoop down his majestic head
and receive in his ears. the humble, aud respect
ful petition OF his sggreved PEOPLE.
Nor will the suspension ''uaralvze the arm, OF
the Government. a. the Times reasons, for the
Government now re. established by the great
victories ON the Mississippi. weil a. hv the
successful battles of Getty Sburg. and the ruut'
of Lee. we quote the Secretary Of War that
no conserpfoR notc IS necessary. and il persisted
ia "a people must reason. will only be persisted
in, 20 snbia9ate the NORTH The President him
self. in his Thanksgiving Proclamation. saws:
liz has pleased Almighty God ca he,rken q
the SPECIFICATIONS aud prayers of an afflicted peo-
pie and - vOuchSafe ~ the army and the nav =
victories SO signal and so effective 10 furnish
reasonable ground Tor aucGiented confidence that
the Union OF these States will he m tintained
Their Constitution preserved, and their peace and
prosperity permanently preserved
The Times. therefore, Is har,l, harsh, contra
dctory even of It's own President when il saws
OF the CONSUMPTION:
I'VE can afford 10 fight il out; we can sfforl
10 orphan asylums and benevolent inst
tutions burned 10 the ground: We can affori -
have our houses piunierei our shops sack ed
our helpless children murdered in cold blood: We
can afford AL these things, and worse. If worse
are possible and necessary; but NC cannot afford
tn surrender the control ot this city and the al
thority Of the nstions laws into the hands 81
such mob - nor graspiag with black and
bloody hands Al complete supremacy"
We can afford" no such borrors-or IL ws
can afford them. shall have but little to thank
God for. August 8. ihe dty named by the Pre>i
dent for athankssiving The dsv If such hor
rors a. these be invoked. rs the alternative Of :
nov unnecessary conscrip,ion will he a day for
fasting ard prayer, surely dav for a general
thanksgiving
The poor wife. with hungry children about
whose father and protector Is taken off By the
cOnscrip,ion from earning bread for them TO eat
can not thank God The soldier in the army,
with the vision OF famished wife and children
left behind him, will have but little 90 thank God
Tor. God sbhors. must abhor. an act which.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

The Journal says: There 10 no doubt ths,
MoasAs Was invited here. aud informed Of all
he wanted tn know while here" And how was
u donei The Journal the Chicago Tribune. the
Cincinnati Gazette and Commercial. and all the
radical Abolition papers and speakers, big and
little. have been prociaiming for the past two
years tina, the North MAS divided. that the Dem
ocrats II the North sympathlred with treason
There !, not Rebel In the South. IL he read and
hut would believe that the Democracy OF the
Northwest ssre ready and anxious TO slide the
Northwestern States into the Southern Confec-
eracy. This was the invitation that MoseAS had
to make his raid through Ohio and Indiana, and
the persons who have lost property by that raid
can fairly charge Il to the misrepresentation Of
the Republican prints aud leaders. Now
for the result. MoReAs raversed nearly the
whole width of the States of Indiana and Ohio.
and through Democratic regions but found no
sympatbixers. Democrats ~ere the fret so
rise to drive the invaders from the soil. When
HSrs' band was in the State the Republicans in
Orange county begged a Democratic company
who went alter them. not TO FIRE upon the Rebels,
for tear they would return aud burn their prop
efty And il IL said ths, MoRGsS got all his
information from Republicans. who were willing
TO do anything to save their property from
destruction. The defense of Washington and
the protection of the Administration has cost
millions Of money and thousands of lives. and il
il had not been for the fears of our noble" Gov
Iniiann. nor the State saddIed with an enor
NOUS expense TO put MP fences behind him. II
AoHeAS had known what great liars the Repub
lican papers are. he would never have venture
upon his raid in Indiana