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sssissrs,
Sois' PIAis an FANoY.
THURSDAY. sEprEMsER
grover 3 Bakers Highest Prsmia
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines 1876 Broadway. New York,
und 2S5 Fulton stree. orooAyn.
Gouraud's Poudre scbtiie Uproots Hatr
a his depot xss Broadway.
Glass Letters and Numbers FOR SIgns,
Farops.n sys u1surBsssd for richness and esssom
Jsweiry and Wetches-of aIl Descrip-
tious. for sale by GEO. c. ALLEN AIS Broadway door
below Canal street. formerly NO. II Wall street.
Ladies' 'Breastpirs-Nsw styles,
s.ie y GsoRGE .. ALLEN AS Brosawss, one door be.
low Canal street.
"Ladics Returning from tho Country"
les a. MILLER III saats
f7i.Eest Premium I.ecK stitch Sewing
hachines WHEELER WILSON, 625 Broadway, N Y.
Marsh's Radical Cure Trnss-OMce
seum Trusses Shoulder Braces ami Supporters every
osaHSi Open II. Elastic s'0SN'' anu N'a'A"'' 1''
hrs. windows sooshing syrup for
children Teehing cures Dyaeny Diarrhra, regulates
the Stomach and Bowels and cures Wind conc.
Mcclellan and L,nooin--a"p-vtor Cam
rsscs of the Candidaes FOR the Fiss,dencS snae for
0A's SukGEss ia Fl rSoosars s " ass u BrSsdway
10 N5nrc Gray Hair or T. sItdness.-Forty-
ave yesrs CONSTANT study Consultation free. by Dr.
0RANDJEAN, Astor place.
New Goods ror ;u.,ness snits, scotch
Fall oAss M IL IN %m hsss sse
.Ont.-Nnos's Hall s,yle or Gentle mems
reudu flpn haiW Ma. lWl nj
fs.~s, PILES, Piles - ren's~ or Hicedi"g
S,eS PC mapssy cured bs "sag ", WITMERs Ii PILE
IN hs city wo " we ~ sn yas md
New YORK iSi BoSsry. ''''' go
% Me,roIo.' POI IAN Hotei. ' '' ''e'~' -'-
snces--second hand, or Various
Ase sfLSTIsE fT sse 4 ssi' nnas saIis s 50 waer street.
see advertisements % csrnnam's 1usi-
ness cc cse on the eighth rasc o. ;h'spAnef
schsnoA's Pu'n,an.o syrun Cures
ss sisas ssaoae soa 81 No. * a.. a
rEr Jappnese Hair s-osa co,ors the
w;.sss sss and musache bcLutful brown II
ai.t y only one Preparation Iolcr wi not lade or wash
a ~ :. :; TFHIa. rhladepa'a; SCI Propr,eipn ,s
& e. y III pfs 9asKa ha.nr' M ~ n eao 81 ism s.dw.y ~ y
Mes Npk @i,ord Saith, Chicago, aud all druggists.
.y~oSses, Eiasajc Stock iDgs, Sc.--fsarsh
Co Oiuce only at Eo. yesey seet. Lady attendant.
Vases, ssmtuettes, Groups, Games, I.eu-
A. N. HAYS Co, % Maiden lane.
wigs. 9oupees. Hat Dye. Iiair Dye,ng
anu ''''S 0'e'W a. ar BaTcii&LoNs il Bond street.
window shades
FOR STORES AND DWELLINGS
hanHfact uTsd By
$50 Broadway.
window %hade~.
WHITE HOLLAND, BEST QUALITY ONLY,
kelly, $50 Broadway.
Wc-d Sewing Machine Co.'S Iighcst
fenir Lock Stitch Machines. sos Broadway, n. u send
for Circular.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY T. 1864

cost Of s construction any other line Of equal length
In the United Stote' for 1t would ut curry the
tire trade md travel across the plains for Newell exico
Colorado. and Idaho Territories the east, and OF
Arizona Utah and Ne, ada Territories. ard the Pacific
country the west and which would oil bc very largely
Increased by the greater facilities thus offered FOR Tie
overland route.
Aside from this question ~ pccuniaTy advantages 10
company the early construction 81 The line thnt
fer las the prompings oXdcd patriotism. lt You'd
open tho facilities for tho development more rapidly
within cur country the time Of her greatest need of
the most extensive we'll the richest mineral conn
try yet nd the SUFFICE Of the carih. Tie country
from the eastern base IF the Rocky Mountains 10 the
Pac,Go Ocean and from the line OF British COi1n
bin Oh mo north to Mexico on the south.
say thousand miles by a thousand miles
In extent. Is all mountainous and explorations
are rapidly demonstrating that throughout this
,ast country silver aud god mines Of fabulous rich
ness rnd immense beds Of copper lead erd iron ore nro
10 be found ANY enterprise that bas the influence 20
facilitate their rapid de' olopment for tie relief our
country az this tmc your road would certainly 90,
SHOULD be REGARDED by every 10y citizen Of the United
States with sentiments of patriotic gratitude. The re.
sources Of tho nation being the wealth Of s clens OF
course Whatever rapidly enricbes the Inter ills eie
Golfers Of the former.
And as this IMMORAL country cannot be largely pro-
duciiye IL the Of Subsistence. the facilities your
road viii offer for their transportation viii joniy
produce increase OF tho mining interests,
and pIoporoIaly Of Tie traffic On the road.
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Bostoa Cattle Market,
AT cAnpaIDcs ASp BHioHIos.

AT CAnBRIDGs ASp BRi0HIOr
Reported Jv Tnx TRlavsH 10, s resk snding Jds 1854
PRICES.
EssresFint quality 81 3a IS Per 100 the total
Second do.... 7 $50 rs weight OF hide, tslow
Third do.... 6 0OG I co. and dressed beet
EIus, &ya % IS PrcnNin. siO.
$50 or to their value A. bces
SAsey--oaSc. y N on live weight. In lots $ta ~
h..h Cove $3.50 $50. Ordinary. e2ua%i5
S,sine-Stores Wholesale lei retail, 7kdhic.. Live lat
Hogs corpfrd. -O1c. m
HIDE 0atic- CaV slm'. ltc TaiIosD sidsc. Pei" o. rs
a ~ 90
Mos, Of tho trains due Cambridge arrived In good
~rday, aud all very lightly Ioisbted The =" Rut
land arrived late IN tie afternoon. but tho whole
number Northern csto will not probably exceed 500 head
of Albany 500 aud from Maine 3oa grand total Of about
hoad with cw any remaining fom stweek when the
supply quite light The weekly average oI the year.
inclng Stores 10 about 1900 Consequently the drovrrs
feel that their turn has come und tst fer the market
should favor tho seller Northern cattle In particular have
been sold think. quite much ~ tho trading
has been tho several andrss come distance apart
which prevents that or action which possible where
are yaIdei together bere tie mrkst opens But there
advance 10 pcos Of iIol ito &C. T. n over
tie price. past weeks The Western drovers say
they paid about cont pouid IN Albany Scn'r cfsh
leading drcvcrs did boy animal there on that account
The quality OF both Northern sud Western dccmea VI"
proy.menl on that Of tho few Last weeks. .
There are 1000 s~ep at ahe and among them soo
v~ry good lota frcnCtdoo IN. good iots al lag ~
HoSn - % eve head by tho drove Savs 0uleAs
snA prices rathox hxhN lhsn v,e woek N~
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WEDNESDAY. Jan. 6-P. ~


Gold s steady at l5I ial5l5 with only mod
crate business Stocks upon the street were barely steady
At The Stock Exchange Governments ~erc steady.
Cerifcates .ags Seven.Thirtes loci 1861 and lOI
aiO7i Border State Stocks barely steady. Missouri 6s
66iGs7; Canton Co.. 1,iaJiiI Delaware and Hui'
son l76dl77, Pennsylvania Goal Company. l6oi
Cumberland Coal <e,4tsii Quicksilver Mining Com
pany 5eii Pacific Mail, 223a22ii Central American
Transit Company. 50d33i Eewyork Central l326
1874, Erie, 1857, Eric Preferred. 1851 1851 Iiudson
River. 1885, Harlom soi aolI Harlem Preferred. o3a
1903, Reading, iliiqilliI Michigan Southern ssA-
s6Ii Michigan Guaranteed. i3i0lJ3; Panama. aVei
Illinois Central. i!st4tl Cleveland and Pittsburgh
l0st0i, Galena and Chicago. i061l0Cti Cleve'
land and Toledo. l25.aI, Rock Island. l2e! q leei
Stocks continne irregular There Is no abatement In
tho pressure Of cash stocks at idi cent under tho
regular way. The demand 10 active for buyers option 1t
large advance over cash. ard many eIpedlen,s are
adopted to obtain advantage OF the rso expected upon
tho return 10 In money At the close Of the Second
Board prices were generally firm and In some cases
higher. Tho closing prices Cold 1871 bid, New
York Central 1921 bid, Erie. 1854 bid Reading 1924
bid Michigan Southern. s7a bid Illinois Central. iei
bid, Cleveland and Pittsburgh. io7i bid Rock Island
l27i bid; Cumberland. 1904 bid.
ITO DublUcSS Oh tnO SuU- JTth5uIY was: ne
oeipts. t2t9a0s8 81, for Customs e. 900; Pay.
Inents g.. $4,000 Iii Balance. ESQ. 73i. 100 50
Money has been active throughout the day at
y cent, and In numerous cases i9t v cent has been
paid by stock houses for accommodation night Ls
gal tender notes In demand and agents for the $50
loan them with some difficulty. paying In idls de-
posits at bank one or two days interest. one days
interest being considered favorable terms. Some
singlo.namo paper hos sold ut Y cent The
subscriptions for $40 bonds and tho proposed sale
Of s000000 Of interest bearing legal tenders 10 the
new National Banks and others keep money nctve and
until tho 5000 out Of tho way there IL little hope OF
low rates. SO long the Government borrows through
the sale Of POS Q million and half per day ut y cont
equal 10 cont In currency at the present price Of
gold. borrowers on call cannot expect FREQ supply
under. or eren at v cent Ia currency. Tho dcarness
Of money must continue until prices Of all commodities
broken down. and business thus brought
within tho capacity Of tho existing currency until
Is issued. As future Issues would only aggravats
tho evils under which the currency labcrs It 10 not
probable that Congress will, In spite Of the Treasury
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HIDES A<D Skins

y ,
The Hide market has coutunrd Vea skins are hsne
Deacon worth Sidl 20 each. We quote;
Veal skins green sstei, country trimmed A m lIGlSA
Western Slaughter hdcs trimmed aud cared.
Yio............................. .........utVi12
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he following is q statement of the

Tho shipments OF produce for tho week have
been er than for any previous week for nearly two
years The following will show tho exports (e1clusive
OF spccie) from New York 70 foreign ports for the week
ending Jan. 4.
1862. 1863. 1864.
For the wsek........ &2.uUIo e32sOla el.s6.sS
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FCl,S AND SKINS.

Quail and Crous have been working Of pretty well d ~
quoted below. There Il large stock In the market ~
holders gate tIm st these bsnre and viii DO probably
white N. holds cold few have sod d so
Rshbs and Hsrcs been In bcer request and bfoseo
HIGHER prices tcnison OMe. bgt se.AnS freely We
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Dressed Poultry has been ia good r-qaes. and rather
Chickens hsvs done rather better Turkeys -
Due brought high prizes last repoited eu ene
quality has generally been good Live Poultry soaeS
sess ar, and bus Itil- Inquired for Fo~s have -
proyed. Only choice Ducks will bring u pair.
Shippers OF Dressed Poultry will consult their own intece
A. w. az the convenience receivers here BY martpG ~
age. plainly with their or private mara me
Sress q, the , whom sent the kind OF poultry In -
and the houe weight, The cover sho oy 49,
AN in VOICE by mail We quote: -
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No: them News.
L. l. LEE.

RICHMOND, Sept l7-The New .Yo,k
.NerS al the 3tr, >atr> that rrel nina y
steps "ata been ,akem by ~ friends oi
peace 10 call n Nuiouai Convention of ,hs
Democ'a"c pariS 20 n"mirate. candidate,
Tor President "nd Vrrs PIes.dsaL
RICHMOND, Sep. IV-New York pap-r .
of the 3lu- reserved. Sbxriaan, under daI.
Il Brrt,"Is, 18Th. reposts u,ai " N,Ison
cay.ir! ehmg"h kershaw,. divi.ioo ON tue
Ninrhesior t"rppiSs. and ctptur-l the Sth
'Soulh Carolina regime -m0racing 10 Off
GERS ,and las men $3.50, toi"msj H,uif. gan.
c"mma"dirg brigade. Wilson's ,o-s, .
kil.ed ami ) ~ouI,i.G
Tive New y ORR Dem, c,a,ic Conyru i n
T, noni,Hated SsN m"ur Tor Governor, i.ud
jones for Leu . Az, Govyruor The Tn
6unT SAYS the resolutions are a cross lie
tween the hIcago platform aid McCI-iIan~
with an eflpr' ~ 20 ir favor "f Do,n.
About 10 p'o,n nelt peace Democrats
hcia r'nte 80 IA Nvw York. and uaan
nnou-lI adopted 10, ,ouiions for IA. call Of
Con, .nt"n al JrHrIsunisr ib.ulorrats in
sEs course Of .n- prescil month ~ Ciacin
nru, 10: lhe purpose OF Illuminating caudi
dates 10 rp,r.' nj that branch Of The Dcm
c'..'tc party, w"'ci' ,nc letter OF Mcclellan
c"mpie'eiy 'gr"rs.
.>"e,,sau va, issued congra:uIalory ad
dress u III, ..rmN, s,,inu ,hu tbey nad
tompis'ed 2tea' campaign, dId thal the
"a oi Alrauja mus be a.riouled 40 II mi.
lake IN i!o"" sending his cavalry 10 the
rear. We must corcede, he SAYS, 20 our
enemy, iha. h- ne us patieuil, ami skill
iuiil, bat n, last ne made ne ,n,s,age v q
had "a't'd 80 'ons t"r, and sent his cyIaI
r. . o'ri'"r, i'r beyond .hs reach nI re
cal inslnUu, oUr csss'ry Was on MS onIy '
femaining road and We followed oucki. .
"iIh the nain a IN aud ALBANIA fell mao
our Possession.
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shall appear to be assignee or assignees'
thereof; but il shall sutSre, " there is an
assignment in blank as to the name or
names Of the assignee or asssnees which
blank NAV be validity filled with The name
or names Of holder or holders al the time
ofhis, her or their transferring the bond or
certificate IL he District Collector.
And III .ererv case, before su:h Collector
or his deputy shall receive ANY such bond
or certificate. each assignment thereof
whether in fall or iu blank. a. afsre said,
mpst have an authorization in duo form,
for whIc,, u cer,ihcale of anv District Cot
Icctor or his deputy, or Of any Magistrate,
or nutar, pubic or r'e,k of coure Of re-.
cord IN The w",ds, "rXVcuted before me.
or "acknowledw.d before re" aud signed
officially shall suffice.
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Gen. Lees Official Dlspatch.

RICHMOND. sept. J.-rhc toIIo"in. Of
ticial d!-patch wn- received to-day:
llEApQUARrEGs, Sept. II.
hon. Secretary J, A. Sed,ion :,
Al day Iigh, >e~te' day the enemy'o skir
msh line, west oi lac Jerusalem plank
road. Was driven hack upon ,neir entrench.
menis ai""2 lneir who.r extent AT lhe same
hOur. Hamn,"n attacked III, position nortn
Of lhe N"rioiG Railroad, n.ar Svcatnore
Church, capturing about Iuree hund, ed
priso"ers, so-"e "'n> ""g0ns, u large nam
Der OF horses, a"i .weidy five nuudIea
mead "t rat,ls. G,rgg attacked Ham, ION
on Ms re'uru, n the afternoon, at Bclchrr-
Mill, on III" Jerusalem p'ank road. but Was
rcpuls-d mnd driven back. Everything Vas
brought oil safely. Our eulire loss Goes
not exceed fny men.
tNiYed.I L. h LEE.
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LOST.

Oa lie road from Lane star &. VI To
Gooca's i,rr, within five mites Of the vii
lags, age dba.n"nd sha ped Gold " alch
Ne. sing re .rn' o. the Crai,nsophc SO
cs.iy oi ia. 80. "a College. o ooe side
's -rgraNed he rams, - M'lts and III. date
le37, on ihs u,hr, ne date 1896 ana nn
bS.h sides ao Inscriptions Ia Grssh. a
h"oraI 'e"a'd Wit "e gi'.n 10 an, one
who " u deliver ii at Ibis o8ice.
Se.t 20 1854, ga.
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LScoURaGISo .--Thr annexed appropriate
remarks are copied from the Western Den,
ocr"L a"d we hope Ihey will effect much
good
No W, PoNDENCY. There must be no
diSpohdeacy among a peope~h are slrug-
gng ior bbeay, for properly, tor hoi,ur,
tor existence, and for The ia.ure eliare of
their posterIiy. We have recently mel
Win reverse. bu. by mauIy rSertion lAey
can bs repaired, and the epsipy made TO
yield our rights and let US ploDe. phe
nputlnrn people ought to ,hank God mat
their condIion 10 no worse than IL ls-it
might oe T. eat deal worse. aud TIER we
sho'!d iruHph We have not yct been
reduced 10 tIe strails endured by tho Rev.
Dictionary heroes OF '76 they iriumphud
after a ssSe" Seare' desoisting war, and we
can and mast sscse-d THIS IL no lime Tor
chenshing desPondI0g feeling must
al .wotk Mi.h 'rne~ed euergy 20 push for
wnrd the cause. 4 little more courage aud
eneIgy ". aud all will bc well
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ESTATE SALE.

nv virtue OF a. order fro,n Inc cou,. OF
O.d'nRrN, anO ~ puC>IJDce OF mLirucUuns
s,usd Ia the IEsi Niii s0d les r,neh.
oi f"il'p i. llamuo"d. dersa.ed, W. will
sol po'tiOn Oi lne pe'sUu' Estsic Of said
desSa>ed, NJ his lave 'eslGsncs in I.anca,lr,
viiIs, - W.dsssnav tne oh Of -Oc,o6.r
n"x', cou'h'ins OF = Buggr aud isrusss, a
se,i OF Boube ilarne-s, Two beef s,l,I,,
Books, Law Glnn. :, fan,Iurs, aud ,arie.
~ at ether actiolcs.
1'sIms Casn, JOAN fOSS.
W. u. CONNORS.
Esscu,Urs ,
Laoea,,er C. II S. c., Sept %. 1864 81 g.
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P,tisT I.ooKsUT.--Ths Confederate pris
oners m PeiBt .i,aoko out have cstabiis ishcd n
school under ths chargv Of Morgan, who
was formerly one of the Professors at the
William and Macy College, Va. They have
also establ shed a Chri,tisn Association, of
which II J. Carter, of Alabama, is Presi
dent 1t Is rarefuk organzedahnd calsu
lated to be VERY c)hcieh, IN aIl il purposes
Contributions of books, eIo, hing, etc ar.
reseIved 'rHoagh M"jor Grady, The Provost
Marshal is rharge.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,

Will be inserted at three dollars per square
for the Grst, aud one dollar and fifty cents per
square tor each subsequent assertion. A square
to consist Of the space Of 10 lines, BREWER type
Ne advertisement considered less than square
The number of insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they will he inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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The Herald's Plan.

The New York Herald, Of The 30th ut,
has az editorial headed "rhe New Plan Of
Peace-Iinw 10 divide The South" in which
il distinctly recommends the policy OF in
stiiutirg negotiations with the States sep
arately, for the purpose OF detaching thcm
fom the Confederacv. Il even .oes 40 fI.
as 10 Indicate North Caroliua as Stale
favorably situated foe The purpose Of bsirg
exper inented upon. IL says i. mas n repou
that a ma jorIty OF the recently elected leg
isia,ure are in i.vo, OF reunion, anaknows
that Governo. Vance i, not altoge lie" we'll
affected toward, If Davis. III The Pres
ident were 10 send Commissioners 10 bin
10 nrgolia in regard TO Norih Carolina
alone, We isrI confident that ihcv would
BE- gladly received, and ,hat / uch good
would come OF it," We have given he
Herald own words in ,he paris included
between ouo,uiion marks II further says
"I.si us div de he tunfederacv and spli'
up the rehe srmic- by negotiating s-pa
ratelv with me secedeI States
I, was b' such tamprrirg and psli-rng
| that Kentucky, MarsIau and l,souri
wee either lost or psrahseu. aud a'c n"w
bound nccG and foot 20 the car OF ,I.. u,u'-
ping dcspo,ism ~ Washington. Had lie
people Of .hose >tuirs stood up maniull>
aud al once. Abe independence o. ,he Soui;,
would ra,e been vIrtuall, achieved Ov that
vsr, ac.. They n.siInled ana uave ,"er
7 A
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The Reconstruction Question.

~ contains "An inside view" of the pro
ceedings Of the National Democ attic Con
veu,ion. We give soms extracts from ,iis
novel and entertaining account, from vi hich
it will be seen thai the conditions OF recon-
struction, after undergoing appropriate dis
cussion, were settled and adopted. The
plan is substantially the same submitted ! O
Congress by Mr.. VaIandisham, on the Tia
February, 1861.
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II use the term IN its &, neric sense-the
right t" manage their domestic affairs as
they may choose, they are to b. bound to
each other by alliances, oif.nsiv. and de.
fensive. Such questions az effect the inter
ests of all are To be considered by sort of
general council, composed of representa-.
tvcs from each Confederacv, more snaia-
gous to our present Cabinet or Senate than
tne House of Representatives. there are
10 be no restrictions of any kind upon in.
ter Confederate trade or tra,si. In u word,
ii will be one grand Confederation Of Con.
federaciss, bonno % each other by bonds
of commercial Union; each independen, OF
the otner, vet having share and IN inter
est in the control of affairs affecting Ihe
common welfare of all.
"lt will readily occur 10 the minds of
vour readers that this plan is nearly ideuti
cal in its essential features with the we'll
known ZoIls-rein, or Custome Union of
the German States.
THE NEW CONFEDERATION AND
TUE lEMOCRhCY.
This prof e.t. hardly need add, received
he endorsement of the leaders of the Dem
| oeruti; paru and bv hem war interviewer
whh the action of the Chicago Convention.
IL is underston1 that lion. August Belmont
! WAS he ur~t 10 develops ths p!au; yroba
hlp' because ut his lu,male ucuuaIrIl ancs
| with the Government oi the Gcrm. n states
Al hrst II MAS received with su,i,r1 T. but
the more il Vas discussed the mere Ia, or it
UG!Ii"eJ, uI~ il ab last II was drvIded to in
Corporate The idea with lfts prucy yedings of
The D-mocratie- Con ention More ,han
| that, unduubt-d evidence was received ,taI
he plan is agreeable to the views Of jeff
| Davis, though, for obvious rea.ons, he
would refrain, for the present tfnm ujvul-
ging i; TO tho Sou,hefE p.oplc. Anxious
for peace. but opposed 20 The rcs' orasion of
| tho old Union, the Southern leaders to
whom this project WIS broactcd at once 80
| scented To T., gnG are now de>rrous tor The
election Of The Chicago candid lie. in tho
hope that 1t may Result in a rrc"Bstruriion
| Of the Union on busi, satisfactory and
| honorable alike to lhs Nor,h aud To The
Suuih.
| "Of course, it was not GesSped prsdrrt To
! make all this apparent in tho debates of the
| Convention, still. less in the platform il
| adopted but YOU NAV rely upon il that The
| leaders were we'll Informed ol il, and are
pledged to carry ii into execution ia ihe
| event ot the success OF the Dean ucralic psr
| ty at the poll, in November Time aud cir-
| cunstancss viii doubtless, cau>e cerIain
changes ia The ninol details OF this sch-uIe
out the, will net ai,er it's important lea
lures"
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road from Lancaster TO Charlotte, n Giaoi
Onda ruGOeD WALGNG SrICK. 4 very hbcr.
al rewsd will be paid to tHs 6nder, il lett with
John Ross, Plcasa.,t NalIcyg orat this Office
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worth
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