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Catholic College Bnrnsd.

boz PHJLADEIPHIA, Jan, Authorization has
been received here Of the burning Of 81. Joseph:
Catholic College, near Montrosc, susquehannS
county. The fre took place at a late hour las
Friday night after the pupils had retired
building, but fortunately all escaped. A few
lost their clothing. The principal, Rev. Hugl
Monahan, was absent In this city at the time
II is also reported that the church attached t
the college was buried.
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The Commonwealth Of MassachusettS Ia
bountiful to onlisting soldiers. Itpays bounty
of $3.50, cash in hand, to every man who 4
accepted as a recruit on tho quota Of any city
or town in the State. This Is entirely indie
pendent Of any extra pecunlAry inducement
that may be offered by the citizens Of towns OF
by private indlylduAls.
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GOLDEN SENTENCES.

"THE CRISIS WHICH THRKATRNED TO DIVIDE
THE TRIEHDs OF THE UNION II PAST" 1H'.la
"I SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CoNGREss,' + 2
"I PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO AL VINO
soLRMNLI SWEAR TO HENoERoRTH FAiTHRULLI
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND THE CoNsTt
TUITION OF THE UNITED srATEs, AND THK UnIos
OF TIE STATES raERKuNDm.n ffab r1aiais.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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The poem on Love- delivered by John G.
SAKE, ESQ.,, before the Washington Lyceum,
was listened to by full audience 3. willard's
Hall last evening with much delight. The
poets excellent mAnner OF, deli isry added
force 70 many Of his well srpresssd thoughts,
and gave an additional pungency &c 70 witty
points. II was a rA-e intelle nal enlcrtain-
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IoE.---The work of gathering the lee crop In
Boston and vicinity will commence immedi'
Ately. Ip the White Mountain districts the
crop was housed fortnight ago, the hotel
keepers securing a supply before the snow was
deep. They obtained ice fourteen Inches thick,
OF CREST purity. .5tHasrla.l g4. ra ...
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.--A special dispatch TO
the Commercial, from Cairo, says that dele
CATION Of prominent citizens Of ArkAnAas have
arrived there, en- route 10 Washington, 70 ar
range for the retm Of the State Of Arkansas
20 her FORMER position In the Union. EEi 20
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DEATH on THE newark 1.-The
Newark Daily Mercury died on the Sist Of Do.
cember, for reasons thus stated by the editor:
"Its steady growth In circulation and Its
increased advertising patronage have given
abundant encouragement to Its continuance as
q business enterprise; but the weight Of other
duties, combined with the labor Incident 10 the
powers and compel the relinqulshment Of this
portion OF his labors,r ....
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Aeelden, al ~. susqu,hann. RIy.r. =.

HAyRE .DR. .GRAcH, Jsn. 5.-An engine and
freight cars from some cause ran Off the deck
OF the steamer Maryland into the river this
evening, a short distance from the dock on
this side. No lives, were lost. Prompt
measures have been taken to clear out the
obstruction, and It Is thought that the delay to
travel will be brief. . .uL -.-l.u-L- lfI L-
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coRREoFIoS.- gosslpplng correspondent
the 'Idler'' wishes us to correct the last para
praph OF his HInklings' on the first page by
stating that Mr.. Speaker ColfaI will receive on
Friday evenings, commencing with the 10TH
and that the frat "hotel-hop" win take place
on "wednesday evening next. . .r.
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"OLD BRAINs."-An amusing typographical
Operations. The General, who enjoys the
soubriQust of " Old Brains" wrote In depreca-
tion Of the immense cost Of army transporta-
tIon, and made ont q eate for bimself by saying
that 4" our trains have been materially reduced
during the year." Imagine his disgust when
he found the boast printed our brdi'ss have
might add "N. B.--This is sarkasm.v pr
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

ALBASI, Jan. 5.-Ten battle hags, captured
In General Grants recent battles, were pre-
sented 70 the Assembly today, by Col. Barnum
Of the l49th Now York regiment, Just returned
from the Army of the Cumberland, Five were
captured by them and i've by western regi-
ments. s'H. ".t. sH'Ai1'a l-'" ~
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wAsnNeToN, Jan. 5.--Eight millions eight
hundred thousand dollars more In o per cent,
two years treasury notes were transmitted %
the banks OF the three cities-NeW York, Phil
adeiphia and Boston-to-day. Afurther amount
will 20 forward to-day.
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soIDIERs' DIsOHAR0Rs fFouNp.--A pocket
book with the dischsrSs of Prank D. stuart, com
pang Q, sth PennsylyAnis Rssefves. was found last
night by policeman lo6. The owner can havs u b.
applying At the Central GuArdhouss. 1riff'H13I
The discharge Of = soldier Of the ID New York
artillery can also be found BY applying st the
once Of Justice Ferguson, At the corner Of Penn
sylvaniA avenue and First Street.
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Edition
W yov- sptsoA q
6e FresIdsRfI Hsaasst Compiled WIZ.

The FrssidsRfS Hsaasst Compiled WITH.
Il will he seep, ffom nc report Of the psuse
proceedings today, thai the request made to
Nc lIopse bT tbf Prtsidhni in hIs mstaAss yes-
terday, 10 extend The time Of paying bountles
toNlenilstlas vtlsiaal ma vsSn npromptIy com
Pl1G r'l, rI'S T1'S; h.. I TsS UP''Ts''ay con,
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A resolution has y subnittsa 20 the Sen.
ate, inqnlring what Alsla ~ l necessary
with reference TO III AnitHy condition Of
Washington and GOOre swn, "a the prsven.
tion of contagious dlAsees. This is as 1t
should be. ~ NJ
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GEN. BUTLRR Is fortunate in drawing upon
himself the most vlndictlve hatred Of the rebels.
Every manifestation Of their bitter enmity
eleVGtes him in the esteem Of oil loyal men.--
Boston TfaRaeript.
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FoAp's NSw TidkArHs.--rhe play Of ''Am.
bition,'in which Mr. Proctor sppssfi this svsn-
ing, 10 an adaptation from one Of Dumas thriiilnE
novels, and has been played BY this gentleman,
successive nights on the boards Of the most fAsh-
tonsbls theatres Of England and France. Miss
Alies Gray will support the star OF the sysning IN
her usual bsautifui style. y. y .asgga %. "
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CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-By the explosion ofa loco
motive last evening, at Milton Junction, on
the Northwestern railroad, one passenger was
killed, and several wounded; two MORALLY. y
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Ertsnaloa 81 Tinls \ for Reuatle..

A resolution was to.da.k reported from the
Senate Committee on Mllit,yy AGdrs, extend
ing the time for the paymen. >fthe a40O bounty
to veterans and $500 to VoluL ieers, one month
from the hfth OF January,
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LIrnnAaY.-By The soi,ow,ng AMMAN

LIrEnARI.-By the following announce
ment, which we and in Now York paper, We
learn that two, Of our Washington poets, Mr..
and Mrs, J. J. PIArT, are about 70 favor their
friends and admirers with joint volume Of
their productions, .i5 fr l5 ,l-s. ..H
Mr.. Walter Low has in press, and will short
" publish, new volume Of poems by Mr.. and
Mfe. J. ]. Piatt, OF Washington, D. G. II Is
eniitled s The Nests at Washington, and other
Poems," and contains, among other things,
a number Of poems In which the war Is
touched upon, picturcsquely and otherwise.
Mr.. Platt, who is chiefly known by collection
Of poems which he published n few years since
in connection with Mr.. W. ID. Howells, our
present consul at Venice, Is the most promising
young poet OF the west, and those who have
seen his later poems speak Of them In high
praise. His volume Will include several pieces
BY his wife, who has already achieved con-
siderable reputation under her maiden name,
Sallie ". Bryan. '-t a-Ai a'. -'
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10 ADNERTIsERs.--we call the attention Of
cuisines, men TO tho classification Of our sdvsrtise
msuts weintend TO keep buninsss eye 70 this
matter for the beneht OF ouF patrons. 'll.1
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UNION LEAGUH.--The meeting this evening
will be addressed BY the Hoa. Q. NJ. AIsn, bpsaks
Of the Hpuse OF RepfelsntstlFes, Of ,Iowl W,
trust there viii be good turn out TO hear him.
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THIS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
-HiERgero s0nscRfnKRs IN T1ifs crTY AND
IN GEoRGETowN, AT THIRTY CENTS PEA
MONTH ~. So ...-4
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NOTICE. fhillng 70 receive the
REPtpLicAN rvgulariv viii please notify this once
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.s yoss s.n 80 M
cdtton-Orleans Middling. a.A.. .sf,<dpee cents
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!, CIsCNNkrI, January'b.AThe Ohio Eegisla.
ture organized yesterday at Columbtis. y. X.
Hubbel was elected Speaker Of the House, and
VIM. Z. Davis; Clerk Of the Senate. Governor
Tod's message is very brief The financial
affairs of the state were never IN a better con
dItion. The public debt has been rcduccd Six
hundred aud seventy-six thousand dollars. The
militia system adopted by the Legislature last
winter has proved n success. He recommends
thht banking corporations now existing under
State authority be given all reasonable facili.
ties for closing their business. " aA'',L p
he attributes the escape Of John Morgan to
negligence arising from a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
beiwoen the civil and military officers at the
penlteutlary as to their respective duties. He
calls attention TO the bravery and gallantry Of
our soldiers In the field, and says, !" although
tho wicked rebellion still continues, We can
Justly claim for Ohio a full performance Of
duty In the effort TO crush II. The number OF
troops raised since the beginning OF the war
is two hundred Thousand six hundred and
seventy y,-.-,l 4 lr-... .
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tB-Flye slaves were sold at JeierSontoWn,
Ky. few days since, for e1,746-not tho
price Of one ''lIkely fellow" three years ago.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

tEImmense quantities OF produce Of every
description are shipping from Knoxville, KY
To- New Orleans.
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~ The once OF ths Natienai ItspubIi-
syivanis sVsnus and ID street.. tlai4i e1a3
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n1FIve hundred Of the Thlrty-nlnth Ohio
regiment have re.enllsted for three years. oni
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.aB"Thcro were one hundred and six dcnthS
In Boston last week. ' g.
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Tm Omar PEsHsTLylsIa so6rs,-T

TIM GREAT PHsnBYLvAnIA RouFl.-Th
quickest and lAfest route 70 the Northwest al
southwest. Two through trains daily, and ohs to
u The principal points Il ths North aaa west
For tleketl and fufth inlomatoh apply 81 the -
noe Of the "0reAt rennsylvaniA Roufs, n nofthsasi
dsr NstlonAl Hotel. Once open ifom1 :, ate
p. m.ton sundayus 70 ~, n. ~ 7
GuG Hsssa'
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,EThero were III arss lu Chicago last year
causing q loss Of secs, $50.
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adelphia american says ~, ~ ..,...
"Tldings from Rome are expected announe-
ing the appointment OF Right Rey. Bishop
Baltimore, vacant By the death u the lamented
Kenrlck. This Bee Il the highest In the coun-
try. Its Archblshop is the President Of all
Episcopal COuDells.n
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CNoNSATi, January 4.--General Rosecran's
official report OF the battle Of Chlckamauga is
published to-day, together with the reply OF
General Thomas L. Wood to portion Of It.
General Rosecrans attributes the gaps opened
on the line Of battle through which the rebels
poured, deciding the fortunes of the day ad-
versely to us, to Wood's erroneous conclusions
that In obeying the order to close up on Gene
raj Reynolds, he had 10 withdraw from the line
and pass 70 the rear Of General Brannan. . 10
Wood, In reply, shows that Brannan was In
line between his and Reynolds' divisions, aud
that he could not obey the order TO support the
latter without Withdrawing and passIng In the
rear Of Brannan's division, and that the order
cretlonary nhwer, and simply obeycd orders.
The point seems TO he clearly made against
Rosccrans. ....
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WHITnhURsT'B GALLHRT, 4Ba FHHnnKEVANIk
AVEhgHs-Ihis oelebrated sItAblishment has just
been elegantly RENTED and fnIninhed. Has one o.
IN this country, numberina over hloen Thousand,
emhfaeing lik6nesses OF dlatinguinhed pofsonll
these fallen In battls can b obtained here. For
superior work, Wldtehurlt ouiltEipplna his con.
Petitors, IeeoiYea medal ct the Welld'a Fair,
imperial Photographs, also viGnsttS aow mush
ought Aftor, noviS-H
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IEpoRTANT FRoM SOUTH AMERIcI

IEPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA
by the Srfivsi ofthe Ocean Queen yesterday,
We have received, through an ofiitial source,
some inform alton ffom Columbia and Ecuador,
important in lts bearings upon The movement,
Of tho French in America. I s5sdfg 2 VIZ :"
II is supposed a tcyelullon IN favor OF Gen.
Urblna broke out In n6usyaqnil' shortly amer the
steamer leu. -, 80 ~ ,s,lssl a. .qs,s..
General Mosquera hasbeen In eorrespondenet
with Urbina for some time past. Urbina wa,
once Presidont o. Ecuador and his political
views arc similar to those OF Mosquera. 1t |,
supposed Mosqpera wIlnsld Ufbins 70 get Int
power, with the understanding that Ecuador l,
to be annexed 70 Coiombia. io di9t i 7ai 3Ia' 70
The Panama Hraid publishes an account O
General Mosquera's battle with the Ecusdo
rians in an extra, Of which the following is |
copy s-...,.rftu ,s-r.s, 7,i-r.,.,.i 3, !.
HIonLr IMPoRrkxr FROM THE SEAT oI
Wan l-GRRAT VIofokr or GKN. MosoUKRAl
-Tm BATTLE or CUksPUD.-0n Sunday, 6tl
instant, bloody battle took place In Cusspud
near the frontier botEeon the ColomblAns ant
ended with the complete ruut Of Florcz. Gen
Mosquera attacked Win spirit the weak part o
the enemy, consisting In the battalions Chin
barazo and Oriente. .ta'i e. rao .fEuT TfflE-Ifr
Tbesethrew AWAY theIr arms and skedadsled
spreading eonffslon among the battalions
vengadores, Guayas, and Babahoyo, which hat
already gained soma Advantages, and eyen AftO
the flight Of the Others, resisted with consider
able energy, losing the greater part Of thoi
men. -...., = ~ ''-'.-or a'a
Gen. Mosquera said, when the battls began
They have 6,00o n,sn,r but I have 1000 sol
dieyS." The csyalfy did very little service OF
either side, and the Ecuhdorian artillery fel
into the hands Of the 0olombians. The losse
are estimated 70 amount 70, 500 killed an,
wounded on MosqueraS part, and 1, 500 killed
wounded and dispersed, and !, 900 prisoners OF
the part OF the Rcuadorisns, Among the kille,
are Colonies Pereira and Esplnoza and Carlo
VeinlemiIn. Flores received two I. Sigh
scratches. His son Reinaldo is misslng. ~ ]
| Gen. Florez succeeded In retreatlng with |, so
men to Ibarro, where Garcia Moreno, with !, ,0O'
men, was TO join him. The CONSERVATION wa
great, and 1t was. doubted whether they. coult
prevent Mosquero from passing the river oh6ta
Nothing was known Of the fate Of Gen. Erazs
and Col. Davalos, who had remained with I
considerable force In tho rear Of General Mos
qucra.
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THE COURTS.

yaHasyv G-Ihs trial u jana, ~ pty, indlsted
on the charge Of numbering Thoi VII plsuplsd ths
attention OF this court during the Airt day. II
will he concluded tomorrow, NN
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I'm RacarIrNs' PnoIrcf r .z1hs following

TIM RhcRrIrise PHoJEct, .Ihs, following
report Of moneys IL made by the oommittee Of cit-
Iens Of this city appointed 10 mako collections "
funds for bounles for recruits under the Prssident
last call 20 a. 10 avoid dram In the District Of
Columbia. upto the sist December collections
but Mr.. John II. semmes, the treasurer or the fnd,
has paid out As much A. ebtln7g, % that the flnd
4 indebted to him to the amount Of ol.sIs.aa,
which Ne has expended out of hiS private means
The items sre-for bountlen, at,sooi for premiumA,
S4Soi for recruiting expenses, 1iSo.t2. .fi5s5
The original order giEen from headquArters 10
Capt. scheetE, the Provost Biarihal for theldraft
in this District having se, the Stf day ofJannafJ
yesterday - the day for the draft 70 take pane
and the time for recruiting TO cease, that oneeg
having received no order countermandins u up 10
O'Clock yesterday, recruiting oineers were noti-
fed to cease recruiting for volunteers In this Die
tricts ,g'ihl hsiufh q fsg0gagT h71. irsiIH 1E
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D. VINO WILL m CUAnD 1--WE desIre 10 cali
MATED Dr. Nellnl Whieh AppeAFs In another Column
me DoetorilA 1Aft and reliable praotittouer Who's
AKIN and experience ID guAfnnipe that th6 unfoT-
ndeneo intruat his case IN his hands, Lsl young
nsn g warned N time, and sseh the bsSt HSSns q
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m Diseases er shs nsrveua, nsralAAis
treatnsnt-ln hsports q q. Howard Asloslsiloas
sSSirsS = Is Addrss. b.. ., skiLiifNi HBU diifoS,
Howard Assoeiati0n, No. South Ninth strest,
PhilfdeiphiA, N. " fet 10 3 nooesdANam
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g6g- sfosaGs IN gars-PrSsf nriok W.
house. foot of y street. Apply 10 FRRD. d COZ
zENs Pennsylvania Avsnues two doors from Four
'eenth htreeI =, - :. /. - =. !. oc1o-i
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Tho George Washington brought 100000 ID
gold to New York.
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Tm only plaee where yol can purehsee B,d.s
It H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehonae, Ne
nennsyivania Ayenns, bstveen Ninth Ana Tsath
fully repaired At abort notice. mar aa-rt !,
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az, NV ss' N i;::H
EyEHrr1' "a. !, :, ss's'osi, ~ ne ssssfi q.
ne Conlfabead htlld Assod,ateh. lu6ieet-
u. cg,or.d n..-his . lssscnt duty aaa f1ssie y
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ArStaA'vaoonI--Thos who have been drugged
and half starved, and still getting worse should
call on DR. DAEBEY. He cures BY nutrition and
tonies. No. t92 seventh street, "
dec28-lms - WAnhihRton.
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NOTICES.

sssssIGss: ;, -: ys sss.:s Ss
assssss, p "a iss isssssi' ~
'' 80. = ,; Llasrn, s..t.,.sy;,'
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WASHINGTON, d. Q. :

wEDSEsDAYmnnlaali,JASUAR1 s.iiss4.
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nrs.-T.-iseo-xsADfA fis.sasis
rls.,n ~ nvuri,, .,.,a ! R.s,:s sss ~

Ihsy purify, strsagt thea ana inyiscrats. III
|" They create healthy appetite. 4 4 V,5.airL Z,
Ihsy oysroons sfsets Of dssipstiea and iass
Tssy strengthen the ..y,,sn and ..iiy.a N.
Thsy prsyent missma Tie and intsnnittsat fsysra.
They purify shs breath and AsiditJ Of ths ssoP.
Thsy cure pyspep,iA and cons,ipstion, ,,.. !.
They cure DiAffheA, Cholera and Cholera MsFhus
Thsy cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head,
They are he best Bittsts In the world. Thsy nak.
the weak man strong, and ere eHhAnGted Ahtars's
great Feetorer.r fheT are oompossd of the ssls
brAtsd CAllsAYA BARK, caseaFilla BARK, Dandsilon,
Chamomile nowerA Lavender RioWtEsi WlutpF-
,1dt, cAf.waS, cori.adsr, SaFdesE, f-f. .-iHSo-
Ihs following Is Hl.npis Or ms i..iinoAy dlli,
soiDT.s Hss1E spSElnrHspEs4,. oyyIrE,
.f5. 81, c..SenssAIs O, Jan. = issA J
! have siYsn your Plaatsslon nitters % hondlsd.
Of our nobis SOLDIERS who stop here, more 81 IsIl
disabled nom ysEions e.pses, and thssfset isnosi
such 4 preparation a. this IL heartily vfsh In
every family m every hoapltAL and II hand %
efteLy psIueTne'o' O. " W.p. AsDhkgh
uN,-U rsil ..rsEaL1 Do tih A1Per'h'snaaAh.
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LOCAL AFFHIRS!

T.
'Nkss Mrrrfne oF nm uotosrD Crrifrns or
On kih.h s,r.ss. Va. <roIasd IA srsSins ), an
equal sanlstdle of whits and epIsttd people.
. ne injecting was addressed BY Mr. chss. Ishnox
n1mcUd, eoiored orator from salem, Mass. Mr..
r. Was introduced TO the audience BY Mr.. Y. II. c.
lIItloa, ouIUtua. n np.cuh q non1n irnuth Nh
Remond reviewed the history Of the coiored race
In the United States In the course q ~ reH.flp
the speaker said
sn !. .ss = A IS.. ss sSsE sE y: ;ss ;s
ration of ISdstssdsnss ssSs ils spFssikles.
sSs SS q whsS s .a. a. i
bring tho fftAt maaa OF our tliizenst 70 re-
a.siien urea ~. ,ss,.,j sss Sssf sasi n: ta:
| political stshd1fd b whi1h ! maa'a WORK Il 70
bameasursd,nor 2 local position " which mans
lens Shail b knowP and honoT,d ecsordlpg 70
thsir merits, and without 70 the statfoh In
aasa ss.sio2 tH x ss.sa.nss. i,ls our sShbi,issoss
merit or dcmefit n the infiE dnal that hssf1 The
,esr, thstsiore, has not been with teek ne1f but
take. nsn Might a wsii eaii upon > lsopsfd 70
change his npots q 10 call uponule % change M
color. oomplexion h.s been made : eIims, ssd
% tss sshsri fSlsi Tor, d "a ko3 ssssi5 sis'
taken, We srs N ne srtst rsvoivinf Whssi of our
county Tor sccd OF eyii" "s - go. =.
"The eolored man had answered the call Of his
country IN the houf of IL trial, and therefore hs
hoped that those whe shsrcd thia peril and sacri-
| political suffrage, equal with the white man.r
This hope was The last fsatufe OF the gentlfmhn's
speech, after which be at down AMID great sp-
plauss. NJ p ,tlr4i ~ trrl ~ 5tE y
AlssilsspSau's bad .as'iasa n, plu,opa,as
a stirrine spesohl il-i,t. a, = +. - y - ti,,s
me foiiSwins rs,oluilop, were offered by Nr. ..
s. Brown, and unstiacuily ,doptsd -, -, a..
R..oir.s, mat '. rssoEnl.,, nor, ~ s.s,, ~
are born ires and equal asd ale snttl,a esstein
inalienabls nghis, among whlsh are lie, liberty,
Ana ,ns prIrS,. Tp, q asgP,ss,s a,
/ President Lincoln ts,intntiyih "a hkrnohy with
this doctrine, spd vel ball n AZ On omen Of good 70
the eolorsd popdi.ticA bf our country. y lpH
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