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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17
FOURTEEN FANCY DREssEs FOR WINTlR
GQDEY'S LADYH BOOK FOR NnYEMRRR

Is especially devoted to this Department. BESIDES
the cofofed fashion plate contafnipR nine dsures
al fancy dresses, there are FIVE Others. al sscu
ra.e,y ana minaTely asssTised This il an oppor
or t.o figures from French macazise. but here
sides all the other Masters which appertsin month.
~ to the Lady, Book which, in the language Of .
the shape offs magazine" We have devoted es
ge;ial attention in this number to the different
FALL and WINTER DRESSES, CLOAKS and
RkAPs, for x1o.n psrsops "a ven IS children.
attention. They are too many for rs to enunerate,
but eau and see the number. and weigh 1t In the
balance aga'nst IS cents, and then wonder how 30
much CAP Ss f fT SoE 90 little %onsy: Ior
ing. corner AZ street and Pa. avenue. - Its
A TLANTIu sTgAMsHIP A9KNCY-W. B.
a LEWIS co. having been APPOINTED Agents
Tor Limos OF 6teanaers will furnish Certificates of
Passage to or from any Port Of Great Britain or
Persons dssirisg Passage or to brig Dir friends
out. can avail themselves Of the o7portunit1 with
=; LEWIS & CO., Agents, 427 It'll st., bet. 6 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

ENOS L co.'s CITY EXPRESS
...sr. . .s.E.. FOR TIE DELIVERY OF !
GOODS, PACKAGES. AND BAanAn,
Throughout the City, GEORGETOWN. And 80 =,
Railroad, at F" VIC
Low AND REG ULAR RATES
We check all baggage to be delivered ct Railroad
ENOs 4 CO.,
81 Louisiana Avenue, between 9Th and ,th .t,....
Sc L. Inn W. streeW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

= SECRETARY OF THE SCHOOL BoARD.-W. b.
Dayton, Esq, who has for a long while been
the secretary Of the Board of School Trustees,
has rendered his resignation, he being about to
remove from this city 10 engage in the practice
OF law in Philadelphia. Mr.. Dayton has been
be matter of regret, for, apart from his OH cal
position, he has ever taken personally a lively
interest in the public school system OF Wash.
Ington. 4 !
We understand that r. T. Morsell ESQ, now
an efficient member Of the Board, will Be an.
pointed Mr.. Dayton's successor Mr.. Morsell
has given much attention to our school inter-
ests, and has fine qualifications for the position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

II suitable for gentlemen viii be rented cheap, ct
No. AOsh Twelfth street, near New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

w AN IDA Furnished or Unfurnished
w HOUSE, viii pay monthly in advance. Ad-
dress Box 321 Post Once It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

u0xOOAAN1 Az EAAA L0b.
DIR. CHEEsEaAN's PILLS.
The Ingredients IL these Pulls ID the ra.,. :.
long and extensive practice, mild "a thesS OI
Ton And sHrs to correct al irrssslaEitiss Ps3nsai
VsstSsr fsor. :,d ss S Al osDfauos soss
we sas SsaHssston q the Assrs vhts a ~. =
sffsse nom Interruptions Of nature. Z Wniea
Oh. CH11sEMAN,H PILLS
~ fs%soy tSr az eo@I!aia peculiar
ns0uL aat3f: uxxylieit AirsetiAns, statinS AL
one dols ES.1 'o1 - USED, VIA each box Priee
q teold b. sal Drueglsss.e azta ssae-an
o. RUTOHIn9s q HIiLYlR, Pro,r,.t...
Isos .;sNe ~ CsdAy ssssst, Ns1 forf III,
eOse ~ 9: = Sx.0nD,2 ~ e, aysnas. sss. 60
II Agcg ygesEtLH PaILApsbpH1s ,c-
ynSM1 2SVL 80 COMy10II0aI4R ~.
Hotsis. Ss@dlist I'LL III ~ sse is Aasst.
g HIglee l.aAsss slsss as s1Hs:
SzSe n sas! sss,dIsn y go ssssrhss Es;ss 6
= ,ssssassss szs-ssrsaN4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

A SLAVE GIVEN TO THE GovxRNnEHr BIZ
HIS RIGHTFUL OWHKR.-Robert Wright Chief
slave who stole his horse aAd escaped. The
slave was arrested and put In iaiL and Altar.
wards tnken ont, brought before Proyost Mar.
shah Todd and enlsted, II accordance with the
desire Of his owner, who generously ofIered to
mamumit him. provided the Government Would
receive him aAA vpluuteer.sx :
MI. ~. thin mornlhes who st crce aieT tSs
h0yss manumtEsion pnpses. 90 sssIrsa fssr-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH-This morn
Ing, letters OF administration were granted to
James L. Barbour on the estate Of John -.
Leach. $50 % 1ssGa77 - o-~- =.
Mrs. Eliza M. Mosher. executrix of Maria
onortef, presented her fnal account, which
The administratrlxl 81 Motley Moreland oh.
tanned order for the sale OF the estate.
Mrs. Mary d. Dayton settled her final ac.
count as guardian of her children.E
The approval OF the final account in the Si
non estate was withheld, Judge Purcell hold :
ing under consideration the Question as tn
Whetner the expense Of the monument shall
be paid from the real or the personal estate.
BODIES BROUGHT Up-The bodies OF tn,
gallant Col. James Mallon, of the Tsmmany
regiment and Of Corporal VIM. Shea, of the
l7Otn New York, was brought up this morning
from Aiexandria and handed over to the
Adams express messenger, MT. Robt Ireland,
who Will see to their Transmission North.
Col. Mallon commanded brigade In the sec.
ono corps, and was killed during the time that
a9en. warren made his successful attack upon
the advance Of the rebel army.
The body OF Dol Mailon was embalmed in
Alexandra by DIR Holmes; that Of Corporal
Shco by Ors. Brown Alexander.
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Bum GIbmeRem.

Cincinnati 2. Stt. Seine wettereJ
Ne6riGten fnb BON Nolsnfgoas Ooer garm'
Gpe 6ter etu8elaufen.
Der ct. 2ouis 9tepublican felt In N6reDe
bab @6srmnnns gorps 0Oes Smttbs Di0tiiOu
ua@ Chattanooga ab9e9angen feten.
Das Departement BON Ranfa6 ptrb bon
Sen. Wcgeetl cpmmanbtrt tDerben. Sen,
Quits BAT bte @6rs, Dem Gen. Blunt naG3u'
FOlgen, nbgsiaGoesn. Der 2sbtsre foil iG nn+
ter Mrrsf beRnDen.
Gen. Sterling Vrice TT BON ben Neteuen
sunt @enerauteutenant unb mil Dem Com
ntanbo bes Eraus Mtla1fppt DEPARTMENTS
betrout porDen, tn pelGeIn Die Gsbeaen
$4,000 Nann Gruppsn 3u bfftben bebaupten.
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Die eituatiOm i'm @apwefem.

Cincinnati, l. Sit. Der 8ert@t,
bdB ftA bic Nebelen vinnerbal6 4 Wtetlen" U3n
Chattanooga bsfinbsu, miro BON 8laubwirbte
gen DepeI&en fir faII@ ertIart, pbslst4 ntAt
9sldusnet WtrO, paB lt@ tire 2inten almdlt9
dusSebuen unb baB bic unisre Spsrattunea
iberG4auenben 8er9e I'm 8slte Der Slebslsn
iinb.
Dte 8etpfgnngen Der 01sbelsn isben 10 aus,
ais ppCteu fe uus. belaasr1, ober tper't Dte tn
so 8coteu peglAiften xruppen ssitts anfOms
men unb Die tn Der lsbtea GGlaAt n%frlOrene
MrtiGerie 8ettIg erIsBt wtro, pann lveFoen ptr
sine @te(lut9 einnebn1en, ipelAe ben bOrGe=
GGp6euem 2tnien Der 9iebsIen gefG1rIth tpsy'
ben unO uniern Bafsn bic nsaItG 0~erlprens
ueberlesentett tptebsr 3urGd8sten iptrp.
@s 9sbt bas @ertGt, OaB Ote 0tsbeaen iet!
Sunntas In @riuart:aS Der Beritdrfnngen,
Die unleren etgeusn Sruppen 5u9eIAsdt MGR.
ben, bsOsutenb Ssritdrtt rcroen lsten. Nber
pO6sr btele 8er1drfungen estOmmen Ietn fol-
len, wtrb ni@t selu6t. 5bre Nrtiaerts sablt
I6sr 80 @el4nBe' Dte t1 Bore. tporunter bte
uus abgeupmmenen tspenfals etnbe9rtTen ftnb.
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Weuere6 Onfr GmrnhQ.

Cape 8aee, Sta Ct. Sptns, 2,
Ott. Der Dampfsr Garonta fam besste
gtnamittag tter SOrbet.
Die QOnbpn Sims lu0ti oaB bns @@idlal
g6orleRons entidteOen unO SaB fetn San nur
cine 3eitfra9e fet.
Die Sims ia8t fernsr, 9srr Maiom Ga6t
Dem Carl Ru6tQ mtt9stbetlt, boB sc ~intruirt
porbsn fst, England ga Sertoden uno ld nadb
Yarts be8eben weroe.
ga Trance lo8t, pab etne Ser. CT. Dampf=
corbette tn 8ret aa8stcmmen iet. un bte GlOe
rtoa 3u perfOI9en.
Ga Grauce fngt, Bag bic Ser. ct. gUtostte
RsarIaye tn 8ref pie Die Glprtta 6ebQuoslt
tpsrOen tperbe, iaoem bs!be friesftbrsnbsn
Barieien gleth bebanoelt pirpsn.
gm 8. SIT. ipolIte Ger fgan3GFlAe &ailsr
mad Ieiner 8adfebr aus Starts, bic inertia.
ni1Ge DeputattUn empfan9en.
Sc bet6t, @nelanO perDe Die S~eSenwdrttge
Neaterune anertennen, IubaIO Miartmtltan ii9
far Nnuabne fer Krone ertl1rt babe.
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Ntgebote fur @ttD 8omSS,- Oefence
&fIeihe4

office Der Sinan5@@on1nlt1lare, I
Baltimore, 26. Gept.
Inter NIB traft Der am 10. sunni 1868 b~etGtiSten Or
otran5 yp. 80, rnb in lle6ereinfintmtus nit nnb BET
Tclnta8t Der General Giem6lr BON Wtarblan6, Gap. /,
Palltrt am q. aptil 1862, fnb BIZ Tinan5- @onlutthGre
a%iItPortftrt, Observation-Disclosures Dollars 8pnbS,. pber 10
otel eaOott, aS n6t9i8 if, au8Sn9e6en, bic feds p@t. 3in@
len per Sn9r traSen, 9albja6rliG I'M September r1b Ntdcj
saRlbar nnb lit elm 3il9anssfonb fir bic @inIGiuus Der
SonbS in breiBi9 Sa6ren porSeIe6en.
Sertte9elte angebpte, a~breiiirt an Die Ginan5@e% onlrttiz
ARE init Der anfi4rift n@rOpOialS for @itp 9Onb8" per'
ben in Der &e8iitratCr8 Sfftce bis Unit II u9r WtcrgenS
am Otonta9, ben IL. Sttcber, fir brei9nnberttauieno
DoGarS beIa9ter 80nb8 ent8esengenpnmeu.
Oie aHge6ote perben an b~emlel6en Gag, nm II lt9r
Ntitta98, alf Der Mabpr8 Sffce erSffnet.
Das @onlitc beRatt f9 bas 0teGt Dor, ir8ehb zines ober
ale In9etpte 5I %0ertperfen.
So1n Gee @6apman,
S. Qittig G6affer,
@bnu9 &. @1Iicptt,
(2=11Ot) fiuans=@ pmmiIGre.
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oas meme aonpnenbppt eiersbnra.

NewOUrf, 2. SIT. Das ueus &~anOnen
boot 8idsbur9 TT BON MYFtc bier etnsstrOf
fen, UNI feline &anpnsn in Gmpfang gu neb
men.
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Die erete S~eatiOnalbans bon See,o gOre.

New gOrf, 2. Ott. Die erlte Natius
nalbaut bon Seem gOrE bat beute tbren erlten
8sri&t %SerSfentli6t. DsrGsIbe TT lsbr santt8,
Die 8ant mar nur 60 Gage la Dtrfiamtett
un0 ptrb ibr 6opttol bato beOentenb oermebz
rem.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-03
Ole aaniass MnS MtiHOMrtsD eIe9aten.
0lus Bafbinatun.

New OUrt, 2. SFt. Osr 0aibin8=
ton @~urrepunDsnt Der o'ppR" ia9t, bab Sstre-
tdr @6aIe tetn anOerts MnIeten Spn fanf3i9
MltGiunen Dollars fur biefe Satiun BOZ gu.
f%nmmentrttt beg @pnare6es alalAgeI6en trevoe.
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GmGBenhpf.

Die SnifanbieBun9 Der Observation-Disclosures DbtBen
@n9rtft %8enpmnen, unb tWrb in t~lrsefer Trtf beperffeGt8t
ietn. Bon peri6te6enen 9erren, mel6e bic g8trtbI6dft All
tntetten mtnI6er, Gte9en benz gerctne berett8 Nbblttattpnen
DOR, oerislbe wini@tjeOUb etne ulsentetne gpncurren, bafIr
ftattttnee1 3u lallen, unb label beStalb barauf Jteftefttrenbe
Elm, TIRE Anerbteten l9rtftlt9 bis gum 8. B. gR. In Simpn'8
8ebtn9nn9en fur bic DstrsfienOen SntercHeuten sur oefaQisen
@tniidt pien.
(SnlD) SuI.Gpnra Sefr
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Ag&gz5arxzzzsS
I 3

I q ! =
am l. Oftpber, MfOrsen8 10 r6r, mad elmer lan8pieri4er
&raufbeit Sp9ann Sal mann8bauien, int <er
prn A Sabren. @r h%tnttrld6t cine trauernte &tttpe uni
Siele seliebte 8reunbe, bic bic gta4rt4t 1pn ietnsnt irdber
5reunbe fnb bbftdft etneelabelt, ietner geerbtNuns, nel9e
beute @lpr9en nm 9 ubr Ron fetner Q5pbnans Stp. 1853 Gpns
lpaeftr. l%tattfnber tpirb, NIT bet3uppbnen.
Gteurer @attc! rube ianft int @rben@ppBe,
Jtutr ianft 70 rue t9 Dir mad;
BITS Did einit bes @pttesfpbne8 Sttrtne
gDeft am Auferftebun8 tag. (Sa)
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atm g., o. unb 40, OetObcr 1865.


@ferberennen, @6eibeni4ieBen, @rei8bert6eilunger 6ee-
reber, Wtuftf, @eIaug, SAFE, tbeatraIii6e 8orTfelunocu,
iotpie ale it6fi6e benti6e @eeli6aft8=S Hiete unb @erguit=
8uu8en aler art tperbeu bic Gefttage ST. ben augene9m7ea
ntaGen unb jeben 8eiu4er eintge Gage ua9 Der atteu
beuti9en Seintat6 berieteu. - gu bieieut Geite fub @r=
curitpnen ppn alien Seiten arrau9trt unb eingeIaben, ais
ppr Stem gprt, Sotpn, gfeparf, %6tlabelpbta, 8alt=
more, @lebe(anb II. |. IL.
SSrosralnmc perbet BEL 2!nEanft Der GrrnrTonjs
fen oCrtbeitt.
w @6fa9rt Bon @ai6iu9ton Dtittpo&. BEN z. 81
tober, &6enb8 6 lt6r. = erfamnllun88plab o2uB Spts",
@fe Ser 10. unb s ctr. - acknowledged, z Otto
Der, @adutitta9 4 ltgr.
~ 8ie unter5ei6nete @puite ert6cilt Se6et1, Der
iA bieier Grcrritcn oni6lieBen mid, u69ere @nif(Srun9eH
pIb eriu6t aIe i6re Greuute unb 8etauuten Snr Inter
Sei9nuug Der bei i6ueu auf9ele9teu 2iter, 5ur 8et6eiGz
9uus an bieier @rcuritor,
GinlaDuna6sg pnllte
". 2uB (9ptRl 2usA Gfe ser s. 8~retttn0er, 400 ii, ctr.
TO. un6 6 Str. q. 90ffer g. 9, N0eo 5pjs
9i8te q 5aa8, % SC StraBefi iGen 1. un6 2. Str.
Smtl9e8 Z. nnb s. III ". Otut, 536 Z. Str.
u. &r6utler, 554 Z, SiraBe, $. &elOpSft & Co., Sol ga,
nabe ga. Mbe. Mpeuue.
Ir. s. SdpIl 514 7. Str. %. Bauer, 10 g Str.
s. @Dt8t, 397 l. Ctr. 8. Sneefe, 39I "a. MO.
:. S. Srtti@D tSel @pel) Souls 8uuiH8er.
408 ga. &pe. 6. Qan1anp, Nprt9 Capitol
StaSetbpfar (Dtpnttpr 6pttD GtraBe,
5S1 ga. give. $. 2tsbtpar6t 400 9. Str.
q. Sch, Z. Str. 81. 2pr5, 3 @pWtb Breeertd,
8. 8lbler, ga s Str. ftrabe, Baltimore,
Wrrangeneut8sSOmB
gnbrep Gut. NbpIPb arautIer. 2paia Saatn8er,
f26iept-7pc)
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8nnbesbamptitaOt
Ser. ct. 0tarftsG eridbt fir efssirsi"ie''

mo{bfnQtun, 2. Stt. Der Ser. ct.
0,rribtsbcf ptfD ndAten @tpnta9 gum erfen
MoI Gstt 8eaiun Der 9fepplutien @ibung tn
WIsranbrta Galten. Ssin Sauptssi9dft ptro
in Wburt6eilnng per Oislen @Dnftefctionafdle
befeben, wel6e Gem Uetfanf Oes conftscilten
WrunOstaentbums Dpransseten mtlsn. Gte
gadrt6t, bah 1Uldes gtgentbum iGon ieBt an
eiuem eewiilen Sag 0erFauIt rperos1 lcut TT
caber irgtbdmlth.
O6atetA bic 8lodape BON Altranerla auFf
oebObsn pcrben TT, 70 III Sas INNER 0ph be-
Gsbenoe YaBpaem benz Smportbnuosl NOD
Iebr unslnfis.
Sertbeilums pOn %rtenseISerm.
8afbtn4ton, 2. 0tt. Da Elm WtB:
perRanbntB tn 8esus aaf EFtlea9eloer j1 be-
Geben ltetnt, 70 mag bemerFt tperOsI', oaB pte
@erintsbSTe I6er Den Mntbeil 3a entIAetDen
boten, ben bte Gtn3elnen auS oea NtiIen8sl=
btrn au beste0en babeu, wsIde mad Dent 0tIsB
burN bic MarI6aae tn ben Staat5lAaB 81
aobIen Ifno. Die Qtifsn tperpen DEM NobY
Dspartemsnt bnr@ Den Oterten Wuoi!Or bes
@6abnmts 3uGeltellt, pel@er Die Sert9stlung
~ MAIDEN bat. @s lit trrt9imltG IN ben 3sts
iuuoen berintet !rpxben, baB nur 100000
,ur gertGstluug gstculmsn leien. Na& Dem
erTeu, I4on TIM 6ebtuar I'm @pn9rsB %erItattss
ten 8ertGt tparen bsreIt5 $1,769,OOO osrs
t6etlt wprben.
Ser aicfapOO Sertras.
0aG6tngtpn,2 2. SIT. Die Snspens
ton bes Stdap0U @ertrn9s bauert fort in Grs
s~sort,nd bes GpnttniI1Grs Dale, Der mad Gnne
fac esl4tdt tpOrpen II ur' Die UrnlSGn9s 81
untsrluGen, inter tpslfsn es abgslGlO!!fn
wurbs. Der 9ertra8 betittrt Die belfen Sdn'
bereten i'm Staat, IOipte ptste Gtisnbobn@ uni
MGerbau. SntereGen.
Die SamfGss MnN WeiKOrrts 0eIesateH.
0ofbtm9tDn, 2. Sft. OoS Sub
@umtte Der Nifpurt u,o RanfaS Dele9ater
ertpurtet nidt Dor ndGltem Mpntas nit Dem
NrGFDenten uDGmals suIatnnneu3ntrefsn.
Oa0elte lpra6 Beute Dor, Der @roltpett tpa'
okpr mit Gobinetss Wfatren belG9fttot.
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GsrIomQG GaaD GefmGo4.

WeIndlt. Gin rSer swet l4-1Siaertsf SHn nStnr s ~
3abIun9 etne Ste1e ftnben in Der Setpelrp CAFES Wtanufac-
turp Sr 9enrp @rinin9er. Ode ppn @ameen. nnb 2anOoera
fraBe. @benbnlelbit fpnnen eint9e Su4btneer Peer pprte-
'euiae-artetter 8el6aitt8un8 ftnOen. lSa-Sa)
SSerfono+4 Sp8let6 Elm pr6entItfeS Ntab9en iar
@StAtWuYl Saasarbeit. @uter Qpbn nn6 iSltbe Be
~banblung metben s~ueefdertI In Sos. @lObba68 Delaware
&p. 9puie, SptI6en 5 unb s Ctr, Naibtn9tDn, 8. y
(3c : eth braves beutf9eS @tdb9en, meldes g8a-
VSlAWl f9en unb 8dseIn fam In etner 9rtpat-8a.
mtlte. Gutter 2pbn unb 8etanblpn9 lpetten Su8elt9ert. -
N6bereS In Der 2DeGer'Of fies. (SG+S)
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SIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

@tne MaIIenperiaumluue Der Oamenf9ubntad mirb ain
Wtpntag. ben 5. Sttpber, gtaGnitta98 3 ubr, In Der Ge6a-
bite Safe rattftnber, fpp3t ale Ntt9lteber bet 3unft eiu8e1
laben fnb.
(SWp) lG1n8. s. NdrbelI, Sefr.
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Gp0e8sMnSetae

Geitern frIb farb unier eeliebteB &Bfterden 6 a
Gbrtftne, i'm glitter BON 3 Sabren 2 Wpuaten unp II
&a9ea. 9aS 8esrSbntb ftnSet 9ente gta9ntttag 2 nbr fat,
lin ftQe Sbetlndbnte bitten BITE trauernbet @ltern
~ GbdS, II. Gatbdrtne 3ttt m + M IN II.
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MarDlanb Sntitnt Mu8teauuQ
wtrS am
NeOntag 2lbeMc . llbv
fir 9 d ct erGffnet per6en.

fHr 9 W9 CT erBffnet wer6et.
(5GRO) 50. 80, @au8t1tn, gprfser,
8~rptpnffr+ B1uDeretn $40 L.
Inter bteient Narten plrbe am Iesten Montag. ben %
Sept. B. S. etn neuer 8auberetn er6ffnet unb eS ipurben bic
lnterSettneten a1s prpoilCrtl9e 8eanttet erDdbtt, @tn Go
mite, wel6e8 ernannt tpurbe, cine Contribution 3t e%ntfcerten,
III berett, bieIel6e bent Seretn brr5uleeen. @S itnb oaber aae
Mtit8tteber unb Sc1de, pelfe mod beiautreten puni4en,
etngelaben, tn fsr an, MsOnta9, ben 6. Oft, TIM 2atale bes
Srn. An9. Yfett, SO IL Srppnitr. ant @rpsfr. Wnrft, fatt-
~ftnbenben @erfanrnlun8 3u eritenen. @ei9dite: &nnabne
Der Contribution unb g9a9l Der reselnta6tsen 8eantten.
Spbn s. Bar, prpp 9r6fbent.
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.S}lis:'le"elIanle,ous',.
THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
Curious and Sarcastic Letter Of Emerson
' .t Etheridge. ''
I Concluded from last soeek.1

A Union man must have abundance of
faith-faith in,the saving grace of our ex-
allied President-faith that he will yet
prove the political Moses to lead our ar
mics across the Rappahannock-faith that
under his leadership, could he be induced to
take the field, the mighty hosts of Reb-
eldom would flee. from Marye's Hill and
drown themselves, like possessed" swine
in the adjacent stream. fu asrg.M ..
How is recruiting now in West Tennes-
see? Last summer only few thousand
enlisted in our ranks but very few be-
heye in Memphis, You were so amply
protected within the lines that you quite
forgot, fear, the sorrows of; those who
had not yet had an opportunity of greeting
the flag which brings such certain security
Ito loyal men, women and children; such
ineyitable protection to property, includ-
ing such triAipg articles as negroes and cot
ton bales. Hurry up the volunteers. Give
the lie to those who intimate that Tennes-
seeans will not 60 into the Gulf. States to
Eight for their brethren of African descent.
True,s most of our citizens have sons,
daughters, sisters, fathers or brothers
there; but they ought never to have set
ed SO far South. Besides, when you
lave secured freedom to our African fell
lon- citizeus South Of us, you may posi-
bly, have the honor of taking part in car
fying the same boon to similar class in
Tennessee and Kentucky. Z" NY y
& I doubt not our noble President will. in
due TIME, adopt suitable means to ascer-
balm Che will Of the Lord in this behalf. -
Indeed it seems to have been made
Known already to some Of the lesser lights.
Last week a. grand convention Of the 10y
slwomen Of America assembled III the cia
" Of New York. Each delegate had cor,a
ceiyedi (not a baby an idea; and under
the inspiration of the great occasion, they
have commanded our magnificent Presil
lent to proclaim freedom throughout all
ends Of the earth I doubt not, at the
proper time, helsill so proclaim; and the
twenty thousand troops which his Excel
ency Governor Andrew johnson was re-!
GENTLY authorized to recruit ia Tennessee
(yon have no doubt enlisted will soon be
ready for The good work Of giving practil
al freedom TO our AensIaved FELLOW coun-
trymen, male and female, of African de-
cent y $500 y ahijfiAsaoJ eaE
H. g - 4 r..f ".
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der the guarantees of the Constitution,
may make "agood thing Of it." Already
l hear of several who have farms in Kan
sas, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and other 'Ioy-
aP' States, which are, now well titled by
negroes who once belonged to the Union
men Of the South Facts like these will
tend greatly to the restoration of peace
and harmony, and materially aid in re-
moving the prejudices which the people Of
the insurrectionary States have entertain
led against their Northern kindred. They
now know that the war is not to be so
conducted as to deprive them unnecessa-
rliy OF any portion of their property; and
they now have positive proof that South
ern Secessionists and Northern Copper
heads, who charged that the war was to
be finally waged against the South as a
section instead Of the rebels and their al
lies, were guilty Of falsehood. Further
more, there is a large party at the North
who have persistently refused to regard the
African as the best representative of the
human race. 10 ''
LUIS lnnu1 OF negroes Will do much to
change their opinions, and by the same
means Southern manners and customs
will become gradually introduced North
of the Ohio and Potomac, rendering our
people more homogeneous than in former
times. Thus we Will again become a uni
ted and loving people. The lion and the
lamb-the contractor and the contraband
will lie down together, and then the
millennium will have come. Excuse the
haste with which | write, and accept as
surance Of my highest regard. '..''.
Very respectfully, a., y .-..
..' Your obedient servant,
..'' EN-. ETHERIDaE. =.
To j. M. Tomeny, G. b. johnson and
others, Memphis, Tennessee. " a. '. 'l',
70 10 - . . e-Il.I. I'd.
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The hollow winds begin to blow,
The clouds look black, the glass is low,
The SCOT falls down, the spaniels sleep,
And spiders from their cobwebs creep.
Last night the sun went pale to bed,
The moon in haloes hid her head
The boding shepherd heaves sigh,
For see, rainbow spans the sky
The walls are damp, the bitches smell,
Closed is the pink-eyed pimpernel;
The squalid toads at dusk were seen, f'
Slowly crawling DER the green; .
Loud quack the ducks, the peacocks cry,
The distant bills are looking nigh,
Hank how the chairs and tables crack,
Old Betty's joints are on the rack;
And see yon rocks, how odd their fight,
They initiate the gliding kite,
Or seem pSecipitate to fall,
AS if they felt the piercing ball. o.'
How restless are the snorting swine;
The busy flies disturb the kline;
Low DER the grass the swallow wings,
The cricket, too, how loud she sings
Twill surely rain. Isee with sorrow,
p Our jaunt must be put off Tomorrow