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DENTISTRY.

NEW INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CLEoPLAsrIc BONE rrrrs.
DIR. q. B.. SIC EsM 0ND,
vlO Broadway, New York; and 400 Penn. avenus,
between Twelfth and 1hirteenth stsl
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Gala the attention Of the public to the followtRsl
advantages Of his improved systen.
ist, The teeth OF his manufacture will never cor.
rode change color by any acids, and Are three
fourths lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, - the
artiacisl ones can be inserted over them.
ID. The roots will be made inonsnsive and never
~ ache.
Ath No temporary teeth are needed, e permanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression OF the face, which, under
the old system, 10 frequently disngursd.
6tl This work has been fully tested, Tor over I've
yeas by many of the first chemists and physietApp
Of tis and the old country.
Dr. s. has also invented . white indestructibis
metal filling, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be hlled without pain, and can build up per-
through lifetime.
Call and examine for yourselves. nov s--sm
nR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
~ prAstice OF Dentistry, In the Washington
baildingi corner Pennsylvania avenue and seventh
street. Having praetieed In the South nearly siI-
teen years. he feels assured that he give sAtts-
faction 10 Auy that may call.
Iooth inserted on VulsAnito, RubbsI, Or No
ptsts. ClilorSfors sisainisssrsl whsn desired.
sos l--0
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WAR DEPARTMENT
PROVOST MARsHAL GENERALS OFFICE, 7
WARRINGTON, D. c., July IL, 1868.
Circular No. 20.
!. Hereafter reward OF ten (SiO) dollars will be
paid for the appehsnsion and delivery OF desert
er, and paragraph 20, page 6, Regulations for the
Government Of the Provost Marshal General OF
the United states, as well ss paragraph II Of Cir
culsr No. 2s, from Provost Marshal Generals office,
are amended accordingly.
II. Paragraph 81, page 7, same Regulations, is
amended so as to read a. follows;
The members Of the guard may be
allowed, for the time actually and necessarily EN-.
ployed on the trip, a per diem OF not more than
$50 besides their actual expenses prov ided they
accomplish the duty assigned them"
JAMES d. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
NoTE.-Provost Marshals will give publicity to
Circular No. n, OF July n, 1868, from this office
iy20-tf
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MILITARY GOODS.
600 ID 8.
WALL. STEPHENS 4 Co,
'txl PEsHgYLyANlA AVENUE,

WALL. STEPHENS 4 Co,
JlS PEsssyLyANIA AVENUE,
Oier the largest assortment In this city, smbrso-
Ing ali qualities used by ofnoeIs In the Army and
Navy, such as
swords, sashes, Belts, shoulder-straps, Hats,
Cnp., Pistols, Se,, ko., with line assortment OF
uniform clothing, with which We can furnish on
sers eUlnplste outfits In . few nonsnts.
WALL, STEPHENS Co,
32A psnnsylvAnia Avenue.
apr iO-tM Intel, sssr, Chrop,
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OFF1ol L:
Wan DEPARTMENT.
Paovosr MARSHAL GENEnAL's OErIcE,
WARRINGTON, d. C., July II, 1863.
Circular No. u.
l. Drafted meu become soldiers In the service OF
the United States by the fact OF their names hay
Ing bssn drawn In the draft. The notification,
served upon them by the Provost Marshal, is
merely an announcement OF the fact, and an order
for them to report for duty, at a designated time
and place.
II. The following opinion Of the Hon. William
Whiting, Solicitor Of the War Department, Is pub
lished for the Information Of all concerned:
"When person has been drafted In pursuance
OF the Enrolment act OF March 3, 1859, notice OF
such drAft must be served within ten days there
after, by written printed notice, to be served
him personally, BY saving copy al his last place
ofresdence, requiring him to appear at designat.
ed rendezvous to report for duty Any person fail
Ing TO report for duty after notice LEFT AT ms
LAST PLACE OF REsIDEEcE, or served on him per-
sonally, without furnishing substitute or paying
the $780, Is pronounced by law to be adeserteri he
may be arrested and held for trial by court-martis
and SENTENCED TO DEATH.
"If person after being drafted, and before re-
ceiving notice, deserts, the notice may still be
served by leaving II at his last place OF residence
and II he does not appear In accordance with the
notice, or furnish the substitute, pay the $500
he will be IN law deserter, and must be treated
accordingly. There 10 no way or manner In which
person, once 'ssro'led,' escape his public du-
ties, and when drafted, whether present or absent
whether he changes his residence or absconis, the
rights OF the United States against him are Sc
cured, and II 10 only by performance Of his duty 10
the country that he will escape liability to be
treated ~ q criminal"
WILLIAM WHITING,
solicitor Of the War Department.
JAMES D. FRY,
jyeo-tf Provost Marshal General.
|nF IAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
PRoyOsr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, d. C., July 10, 1868.
u cdar No. 81.
The 4th paragraph of Circular No. a, issued
from this office July I2 1868, 10 hereby modified,
90 as to correspond with the following opinion OF
the Hon. William Whiting, Solicitor OF the War
Department, which will hereafter govern in all
cases in which 1t is applicable;
OPINION.
GA person drafted Into the military service
OF the United States, under the provisions of the
act Of March 3, 1858, chapter seventy-fye, for
enrolling and calling cut the national forces,
and for other purposes claiming exemption from
draft by reason OF any disability as provided in
said act, has the right to have the question OF
his disability submitted to and passed upon by
the Board Of Enrolment, whose decision thereon
10 final. II the Board shall have decided that the
claimant 10 liable to serve, he has the right dler
such decision against him, to pay his Communication
money, or to furnish his substitute, within such
extended time as may be hxed by the order OF the
Board OF Enrolment for his appearance for duty
(signed) "WILLIAM WHITING,
Solicitor Of the War Department"
JAMES b. FRY,
yl8-tf Provost Marshal General.
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REAL ESTATE.
} EAL EsTATE AGENCY.

% EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
rSsr,o.s having HOUSES a.a LOTS to SELL, or
HOUSES 70 nENr, viii Do well BY calling on The
sunesfihsss. 49, psssoss desifous q Purchasing
frospt sttsntion given 70 ali Real Estate busi.
Apply 10 WIN. ". IyaDoN, With ..
real % Hsts,s Sroksrs, % and Hustionssi., @
Az. nooa 3 corner 1th and streets.
4. Morrsii q: q. y Hon. 2 4; Esnton, n; e.
sSf Non ss,R' ~; 1..i zsa &sasor sad dSSs sS:
y7-in
ti6, ~ secured 0n real estate.
Eight uafurnishsd houses for rent wanted imme.
stely. l-
Two newly farnished houses.
Three three-story brick houses and lots.
Two three-stery brick houses and lots, with sta
One thrss-story frame house and lot, with sta
One two-story brick house and lot, with four
Prices from S7so to 5000 Terms easy. Apply
Room No. ., corner Seventh and streets
jyis-A
r AND WARRANTS WANTED 80
hsfkes pries wM s paid, By Real Estate Agency,
Room :, esrnsr asvssth and streets. jyis-tf
UTANTED.-.TWO LARGE ROOMS
w on fret and second Aoor, suitable for Fur
enth, Ninth, or Eighth streets Apply at Real Es-
tate Agency, Room ., corner Seventh and streets.
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RESTAURANTS.
TIN ii L II A l. TO ii o U y L =,
CORNER d AND NINTH STREETS,
DE N GEL " CO., PRoPRIEToRs.

DENG " CO., PRoPRIEToRs.
This establishment has just been renovated and
entirely rehtted and we are now prepared to serve
up meals at sll hours, and In the neatest style
known TO the culinary art. The best OF
ALES, WINES,
BRANDlES, CIGARS, etc,
constantly on hand. Our bill Of fare consists Of
EVERY SEASONABLE ARTICLE
known % the epicure, and we are Determined TO
render the above establishment the most popular
place OF resort 10 the centre OF the city. jyiGlm
VOHN ELCK ER'S
81 BUTLER RESTAURANT.
a Ia Mason Dorff,)
Jl1 PENNSYLNANlA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, tnp stairs)
The proprietor of this fsvorite Restaurant has
spared no pains to make this the hest Restaurant
In Washingtonj and he points with pleasure to the
large patronage he has always beea honored with,
and respectfully soicitsa continuance OF the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other refreshments con-
stantly on hand and at the most reasonable rates.
BREAKFAST,
prepared at the shortest notice and In the most
satisfactory manner.
Break fast from to u O'Clock. Dinner and sup
per At all hours, mAys-f
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NOTICE.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHIs0Tos CITY, d. c., Jan. 20, 1858.
In consequence Of the pressure of business al
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army Of the Potomac viii be given at the ofice
u Lieut., Col CoNnAD, la Pennsyivanis avenue,
shove Ninstssnth street, jA0
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FINANCIAL.

I14NA4NOxf1A ....
NATIONAL LOAN.
The Secretary Of the Treasury having extended
to the Tsasr DAs OF AUGUST NEXT the privilege
Of conversion, we shall continue until that time
70 '0'n''n ~ THE NEW ."a o..
SIX PER CENT. BONDS
OF THE
UNITED STATES,
|.. KNOWN As
FIV 7 WEN les,
Payable Twenty Years after date,
cor after Five Years, At option Of the Governmsnt)
THESE BONDS
ARE THE
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
Now in the Market,
BEING SOLD AT PAR,
..., AND WELDING
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
IN GOLD,
Equivalent, at present price Of Coin, to
PER CENT. IN CURRENCY.
" THEY oTFEn'A
SECURE AND PROFITABLE MODE OF IN
vEsTMENT
FOR LARGE OR SMALL. SUNS.
THE pom BON DIS
ARE Issued IN
s5O's, slOo's, sbOO's, and q, l,OOO's,
THE REGl 8 7 z X d BON d
s6O's, slOO's, s5OO's, 81 COOS, and IS, COOS.
n Persons desiring Information concerning this
loan can procure at our counter, or upon applics-
tion BY mall circulars answering all questions that
may arise.
JAY COOKE q CO.,
| BANKERS,
4Sa FIFTEENTH STREET, Washington, D. c.
| jys-dtaul
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"AND'S E.---NOTICE---CON
H signees per steamer II. J. Devenny, from
phlladephia, will please attend to receiving their
goods now ready }TpS tST asis'fsXX fpsXXy,p,oN As.O,,
jy2i-lts Georgetown, D, o.
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bsassd d. vsiln, ;wlssh sA2Ts = ether solunn
Ths DosSofis Gal6 "A fslonsr, whoes
IAN - e.psvisaset. gusrsiAss that NE unfor.
1AsAss intyust his ease N his hAAds. La yo1n0
- bs warned In time, end sssk ths bess MEANS oS
-Ss>--A1
Tn only place whore you can purchase bsdis
aubew goods Of ali kinds 81 Msesf sfssw~s prices, u
nssayivsaia svsauA baNssa Ninsh nd Isnth
A WosD On ADvIu.-IThoss who have bean
aoseorfna ~ week. ~ unaths without e11e1ninS
fslisf, s&5l1A consult b. nb1Att, whGo1 oUss u
Ms G ss''s :crss q E,ss,a ,s .: IT, - ss ::
sssahlisAG1 n. Yishblakt's rsputatioa e physi-
aan. nsssat eases sufsd IN d Nv daYs. C&Aigss
0odesAts, DR. IIeHDLAfT,
No. ~ stFsst, corner Of EtGAAA,
OpPoaita TIE General Ro9t One.
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TO HOUSEKEEPE

g UMMER GOODS---sUMMER GOODS.
SUMNER RANGES,
SUMMER FURNACES,
HIP AND SPONGE BATH TUBS,
FOOT TUBS,
TOILET SETS,
ROUND WASH BOILERS,
JAPANNED WATER BUCKETS,
with general assortment of TIN WARE, which
will be sold ehespby
No. 46s Pennsylvanis avenue,
Jes-tf Between Sd and ~ streets.
SAP PoNIFIE Err,
CONCENTRA LYE,
TIE FAMILY SOAP MAKERi
The Public are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
for sale. The only GEN6iNE and PATENTED
Lye Is that made by the PENNSYLVANIA SALT
SSSseTSHS NJ S.ns f1MtsT oS
LYE" The great SUCCESS Of this article has led
UNPRINCIPLED PARTIES to endeayor to initiate
it, In violation Of the compsny's PATENTS
All MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or SELLERS
OF these SPURIOUS Lyes, are hereby NOTIFIED
ATTORNEYS,
GEORGE HANDING, ESQ, Of Philadelphia, and
WILLIAM BAKEWELI., ESQ, Of PIsourg,
And that all MANUFACTURERS, USERS, or Sell
LERs Of Lye, In violation of the rights Of the Com
pany, will be PROSECUTED at once.
The sAPoNIFIER, or CONCENTRATED LyE
is for sale by all Druggists, Groeers and Country
Stores.
TAKE NoTICEi
The UNITED STATES C,asuIr CoURr, Western
District OF Pennsyiv anis, No l of May Term, In
isSs, in suit OF
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANuFACTUK-
ING COMPANY
THOMAS @. CHASE,
decreed to the Company, on November 10, 1867, the
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
granted by patent owned by them for the
sAPoNIFIER.
Patent dated October ~, 1886. Perpetual isjune-
tion awarded.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
oFrIcEs;
IN WALNUT STREET, PhaadeiphiG,
PITT STREET AND DUQUEsNE WAY, PmssSrs.
hi-smif
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.IVE-T TWENTY BONDS.

We are now prepared to furnish to purchasers
U. .. 6-2O RONDs
OF all denominations, upon application, wiihoui
any delay
subscribers holding our receipts are notified that
their bonds are ready for delivery, aud are re-
quested to call for them.
JAY COOKE h CO.,
js23-Atf asa Fiftsenth Street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NANTERB URY HALL,
" Lsststs~s Asssss, aesv Ne eornv ef stsaA ssss.
WIN. =. sinn. 5000. sole Manager and Preprisser
NNTTERRss gsY HAtk, HHA4ttk,
San ksTRkY HHAAtt,
THE SUMMER THEATRE,
STANDARD M Music HALL,
THE RELIABLE PLACE OF AAUsEMENTi
FIRST CLASS DRAMATIC REPRESENTATION
BRILLIANT PANTOMIMIC DISPLAYS.
BEAUTIFUL BALLET DivERTIsEMENTs.
CHARMING oPERAT1C SCENES.
THIS EVENING,
The great French Ballet Pantomime, 10 originally
performed by
THE GREAT RAvEL FAMILY!
THE GREAT RAVEL FAMILY,
THE GREAT RAvEL FAMILY
At Niblo's Theatre, New York, entitled
ROBERT & JAQUEs.
ROBERT & JAQUES.
ROBERT 4 JAQUES.
ROBERT & JAQUEs.
This Pantomime will be produced with all the
nsn q. Away. aons with pisce. psn,c%ime.
Sc, produced at the Great Canterbury, without
any curtailment, by
A TROUPE OF PANTOMIMIsTs
A TROUPE OF PANTOMIMIsTs
A TROUPE OF PANTOMIMIsTs'
Second to none In the country.
NH: H#HHH|::::EHS$$::s::E:HHH;;;H##: ::HH##:
The beautiful Charming Vocalist.
MR. GEORGE r. EDEsON,
The favorite Comedian and Pantomimlst.
MONS. LOUIS szoLLOsY,
The efficient Maitre de Ballet and Comic Pantomim.
ist, who will appear in conjunction with
The COURT OF OF BEAUTY
Misses kn,s kii. M:.s:s, MM:...:s''
Lucy Clifton,
The Great Corps Of Ethiopian Comedians,
PENN FEM ~ xIsA N Ack, chkER'
JAMES s. EDWARDS,
forming the GREATEST ARRAY or COMIC tai.
ENr ever brought together In Music Hall.
Among the features OF the week, the most promi.
e1v HOW ~t 70 't AVOID THE DRAFT,
GOVERNMENT DISPATCHES
HEIGHT OF IMruDENCEl
The performance will conclude with the Great
Ballet Pant0mime, arranged by Mona. Szollosy,
entitled ROBERT AND JAQUEs.
Robert, an escaped convict. Mr.. Geo; R; Edeson
Jaques, his companion. Mons. Louis Szollosy
Other characters by the Pantomime Troupe.
Admission % and so cents. Private Boxes, hold
| ing six persons, Ave dollars. Doors open at y,
o'clock; Performance at 8.
ASRasB SsAsB MATINEE MaTISEE
viii he given next
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
| For the accommodation Of Ladies' and Children,
when the great Canterbury Company Will appear.
The Great ZANFRETTA TROUPE, embracing
the principal Y I'm members and 3ny N
gagged and will appear at this establishment on
| Monday evening, August ., 1853. This unequslea
Company embraces full corps OF Pantomimists
Gymnasts, Dancers, SC, including
MILE JOSEPHINE ZANFRETTA,
The Beautiful sna SIt;sH sg;s,h
the Young, Beautiful, and Daring Tight Rope Per
| 10 The public should not be mIsled by the a.
| sumption by other parties Of the whole or por
tion Of the well known name Of this truly giftel
youthful Artistic In order to ingratiAte themselve
reputation. jyso-st
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WHITEHURsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, OVER TELEGRAPH HorFirE.-rWhitehurst
three premiums In this eountryj also, 3 medal at
the Worlds Fair In London, ior superior work.
HIS Carte dc Visites, both plain and colored, are
All the rage, see his Photographs In colors. For
sale, Gard Photographs OF distinguished men; also,
Views of Paintings In the Rotunda oI the Capitol.
Orders for Views Of Eneampments promptly At
tended to.
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WRo WILL III CURED 1--WE desire 10 call
pedal sttention to the Advertisement OF the cole
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IA q KY DE PA KT M Z N T
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR.
by satisfactory evidence presented to the under
signed, 1t has been made TO appear that the First
Warrington and District Of Columbia, has been
duly organised under and according to the require
ments Of the act Of Congress entitled An act TO
Of United States stocks and to provide for the cir
oulAtion and redemption thersoi,n approved Feb
ruary %, 1862 and has complied with all the pro
before commencing the business OF BANKING:
Now, therefore, Hugh McCullOch, Comptroller
of the Currency, do hereby certify that the said
First National Bank Of Washington, county OF
Washington and District Of Columbia, 10 Author-
ized to commence the business Of Banking under
the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
(I ST. and seal Of Office this 18th day of July 1883
HUGH MCCULLOCH,
jyI7-d2m Comptroller OF the Currency.
1--WE ENTY BONDS.
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bill from the Board Of Aldermen to grade and
gravel Massachusetts avenue from Thifteenth to
Fourteenth street west. Passed.
bill to cause the curbstones to be set and foOtway
paved on the west front Of square No 6to. Passed.
He also, from the same COMMITTEES, reported the
D mailing appropriations to pay for two hro
Nj. Canaeld, from the Committee on Police, re-
relief Of A. b. stoughton, with an amendment,
which was agreed to, and the bill passed.
H also, from ,hs same ss9nnittss, reported the
On motion, Of Mr. shepherd, the Joint resolution
city Of Washington, was considered and passed.
The bill from the Board Of Aldermen to make an
appropriation to pay certain claims against this
tfhis bill sppropriates $500 to pay for snsros..
.pse TO Gen. Mcclellan, together with other Incl.
Mr. N. b. Larner moved to amend the bill by in.
serting the name Of Charles II. Anderson"
Council Chamber, tks Unioa Mass NESTING l.. "'
p...sa BY Vets Of il Yeas sn n.y:.Ms.:r. S Ne Sn.
! Follansbee, Knight and Raub voting in the neg.
"a large number Of bills were received from the
Board Of Aldermen. The following were passed !;
bill making an appropriation to trim and
gravel street, from Eleventh to Sixteenth street
A bill making an appropriation to trim and
gravel Eleventh street west, from Pennsylvanis 10
New York avenue.
A bill making an appropriation for adding 10 the
sssessors' books the subdy ision Of squares subse
quent TO 1855.
A bill to provide Tor supplying the Western mar
| ket with water.
A bill to revive the act TO grade and gravel Sec.
ond street west, from Virginia avenue to d street
| south.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Mr. Barr moved To posts the special orders
| to next Monday night.
| Mr.. N. d. LArner moved that when the Board
| adjourn 1t be to Wednesday evening, and that the
| special orders be hxed for consideration OF that
| evening.
The motion Of Mr.. Larner was agreed to.
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Dsp'y Cl'k, Tuscarawss county
Iron tho London Times,l
Of the North and South.

Exhaustion of the North ana SOuth.
The falIacy pervading Mr.. Seward's views,
and the views Of all bis countymen, lies 10 the
assumption that the North 10 liable TO no such
exhaustion, but enjoys resources without limit.
II seems to be forgotten that the population OF
the Federal States is, after all, little more than
tvice that of the Southern States, blacks In
cluded, and is only about equal to that Of Eng
land and Wales; and though the Northerners
NAV have twice the means OF their antsgoniste,
vet they have been living twice 80 fast. They
have maintained armies twice as numerous,
and suffsyed losses twice as large. The Con-
federates have raised 500 900 men, lost 25O, ,00O,
aud are proposing to raise another lOO,OOO.
The Federals have raised, according 70 various
estimates, from 100000 TO l,250,00O, have
s lost sOO, 600 or 100000, and are preparing to
rajse 5000 more. They have expended,
therefore, as much of their strength as the
Sonth has done; and there seems, indeed, every
reason to believe that President Davis will oh
itain bis 100 900 fresh troops more easily than
President Lincoln his 300, 900. In fact, however
Mr.. Seward may speak of the inexhsustlblere-
sources of the North iQ "money, material and
men," there are signs enough Of decline In
the supply Of soldiers. Enlisting has failed,
Volunteering has failed, aud It Is very plain
| that the conscriptien Is now failing. Nor can
we wonder at the event. or regard it as prema
ture. -
Let the reader imagine, II be can, five armies
as large as our present army raised, net from
Great Britain aud Ireland, but from England
and Wales alone, in the eIace Of two years,
| and he will get an idea Of the draughts made
upon she North. The State OF Illinois alone
hss sent between l30, 600 and lao, 900 men to
the war, which Ia as much ss II we were to
raise force of that magnitude from the south,
ern division Of the county of Lancashire. II
is q race Of ruin, In short, between North and
South but though the North has twice the
capital OF the South 10 draw upon, it's outgo-
ipns are twice as heavy, its tack more than
twice as severe, and its people neither 30 unani-
NOUS nor 90 desperate. Our correspondent tells
us how large portion of the Northern people
have no heart in this war, but Gov. Leicher'a
mestage tells us how little the Southern people
are thinking Of peace. These conditions 60 fal
to oompe asate tho numerical inferiori;y Of the
Coniederates. and render 1t probable that the
exhaustion Of strength is practically felt BY both
combatants In about an equal degree. Weonly
wish u would induce them 10 terminate the
strife. sHsH
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HOW 70 prevent q Drafl in Ohio


RE Nav York Times, an Administration or
Rsn, rsjoIces because The President, 70 his lssl
caIl for three hundred thousand more men, ha'
given the alternative Of raising the quo'aseither
by Volunteering or BY draft. We arc glad OF
this, too, as it will enable ttose gentlemeh 10
Ohio, who claim to be exclusively good and
loyal eItzsns, t,o save cur State i,om the die,
honor Of draft, By. volunteering. themselves
and inducing other "good and loyal citizens" to
volunteer. r-
They can easily preven. draft from taking
place in Ohio, either in this month or in JsAu
ary, BY being only half as zealous anc ener
getic, and half as lavish Of time and money IL
procuring Volunteers for Uncle Sam, as they
we're in obtaining votes for'taeir party ticket
Unless they do this, ,heiz claim, which the!
urged before, and have done since the election
to loyalty and p2Tiotism rising above part!
considerations, will be seriously questioned
viii they etsud The testf Time which triei
all thiCgs will chow. s.i1-,.s