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The New York herald., 1864-09-03
rnc Press Despatch.

taiNEsroHv, Va, sspt Q, 1ssA
Eeccnpo os.socce have established tina FAC, that Early
lac GO! left and bas Intention q leaving, the valley
RS headquarters are al Bunker HIl hair way bowoen
psrtasprrg and Winchester. Ha> buslly engaged iu
rcpairing srJ putting - telegraph ne and no has 81.
ready ie.cgraphc communication win Rcbnsoud nom
81 n side " " Woodstock.
fary s also receiving rein'orcenents, snd FitshugA
Ice &nown 20 nave received i've hundred horses Tor hts
oavrlry, wr,ch 10 said 20 number seven thousand.
The,s regular stage fon Winchester 70 ssaun'on,
whlch runs every day several officers ana soldiers
are receiving saor. rurougas 70 90 home and return W
which docs NOT look % though the enemy In
tspd leaving the vsloy.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
rllr rrt-li.n.n.r

Fer ftf7u Avagur.-Arous line e'aioos sst ni5bt
rre ttpre oo ln ts rsesrg nouss " Ip'rcou nsrun
hp Cd Tsnh atenae, nesr Forly sr.st rle OIL.
Fe.r promptly ne Ceeuag Boa tof0rs thf r4e o.s
et. nH#t4 s .sFs 70 $40 MNeWt et 4buuf 3iNOlB No
fl " U4Ausated TOO onshoi 80 Csc - ~ yrcseAs
Una ~en.
l.tt ~ rnnt DwAv.-~Rtirc.u one AMI iro O'Clock op
uftF m0yn8g gre broke ou, ia taiins store no Iss
EigaaNsg Of Ihhys.r, street, The cortsats or
e tore wefo about $50; injured for sSn
rs the lohc insarsuoc Company, ara owned b. sarss
WUtaskt Jha upper peat Of tue eriltna l. ocslp,d ~
Mp Cor, Damage ~ her furnrrc aSott $40 ns IN 80.
Tepca The hn'tlrs 10 owned rs General Ua,is its
Gro u uoser lLysssssss pY fre Marshal hssss " s
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
HArras's rEsar. Angus; q, 1854
roLoyyi ciBBs RrN.vScIssAsCE.

Colonel Gibbs, ith the Second brigade. oa, o.
reconnoi7sance yesterday, but did meet any con
siderable force OF the enemy. The brg.dc broks in:c
co'urns q resncuts and secured the coEalry pretty
thoroughly for number Of miles, Captaiu Swei7sr With
the FIRST United states cavalry, charged through
shspherds,own, which occupied by a snail forca
OF rebels, Lne of them and woundpg and cap.ur.
ing numte- more. The ctycrs Of Sbepnerdsiovp say
that tb@ rehals suffered severely IN their engagement
Kearnoysvia With cavalry, Two cooneis arc own
TO have been n'ed. The First division starred on an
expedition of kind this morning leaving their
and PACK trims behind aud taking subsistence
for thrcs daye with .hon.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03


Al meeting OF committees OF the jnt Boards OF Alder
Supervisors, held yesterday moropg, SIpervt-
scr Bloom Alderman Turon wero appointed com
mitss PR ceed Washington TOR tho purpose OF pro
curing possibs either resiponement OF tho drai @
order 70 give time 70 make revision OF the enroimen&
lists which arc claimed be excessive Tboy Ike
wise obtain credit for recruits enlisted ID the nAvT
ryicr 20 February 1864 hon Messrs Odell and Kalb-
lesch will probably accompany she committee.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
MSCieiiGn nnd PsndIet0n Ratification
niet;inH IN this City.

The Democratic Union Association With the aid OF .ne
various county organizations and Mcclellan cubs wiz
hod mass meeting al Unicn square thursday even
ing next, the sih ilsisnI. number Of the Chicago
delegates from this and othcr States will be ad
dress the meeting iuciu1i Governor Sey mour Cover
Uger OF Ptnusyiyaaie Senator Weller, OF Cstifov.
MA: Hon. James Guthric, Of Kentucky; Hon. Wisos
shannon, Senator Backae~ OF PenpsyIvania aud large
number Of prominent from all parts OF the Union.
There viii be eight stsIcs square and
immense preparations made the reception OF the d
tingu,shed gentlemen expected.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
Increase OF the Boun,y In Jersey city.

special meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen OF Jersey
City convened last night al tho City Hail. for ne
purpose OF considcr ing the rubjcct Of bcunties.
Communication was received from Mayor Cleveland
setting forth that regiment Is now being raised n
tho district, which could be readily filled II TIE same
wore offered in Jersey City as are offered In
NeYark and Ber1cu county and recommended that thS
bounty volunteers b. Increased ~ two hundred or 90
hundred dollars for one year neu,
Alderman Ganoy offered the following preamble and
resolution which Adopted
Whereas, Other copnties cties and townships In sus
State pavng tsnties than ty thcrofore
lvaa, place City ia favorable posisA
locxiisses the Coanitss Enisments oe Aus
ed t. otter sch bounty hey NAV deem exp-aeus
no ELK hun drel dolnrs for ysunseyG
Substitutes, to the extent OF the quota.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
INTENDED Mcclellan Mass Mcetiny In
brooklyn.

The democracy Of Kings county are making arrange
mcnts for grand Mcclellan mass meeting, 70 be held
tie next week. The iie has not yet been dssg.
nsied Toe Union Dcmocratic General COMMITTEES hays
placed ue banner and transparency In front OF tnsY
headquarters Mt Montague Hall bearing The names or Ae
candidates nominated BY the Chicago Coaventicn AZ 3
lata meeting of the committee resolution wes unass.
mousy adopted endorsing tho candidates and tho plat
form,
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
The Proposed Witadraw"i of Linesss
=. and Fsemons.
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OUR sPscf1L 81. Loijls bEspAfca.

our sPsCflL 81. Lotus bEspAfca.
81. LOUIS Sept. 2, 1894
call Is being privately circulated conven.
tion At Cincinnati the 2Sth OF this month with the do
sign Of bringing sucien; pressure 10 bear
withdrawal Of Lincoln and Fremont aud the pomips-
iion OF consolidated lcset. The call Is without sigps
.ure but the mo veneDs is understood TO be Cosse
interest.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
nsc,.nau Ratification IA Pnnaasipnas.
Base hall.

hurUAL w. ATLANTIC
Tue srand match between these two crack oiubs-sAs
former Of New York Asd shs sttsr Of Brookys-w tas
plac, on Monday next a the oaptolne Ball orousds
psdforS Ii 1hs insssss1 IN tbn gsns among tbs eAe
PLAYING Fraternity n a. the highest pitcA- a. THIS
champsonshIp game there 10 iss doubt tnAs thcvsan3
WIN u rressat V visaess ths 0ontsAA
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
e1u.sc astho PARK.

mo Park Commissioners announce that thsre wiz bs
us,c IN the Mali to-day com mn,onorg al four ococs In
tho afternoon, IL the weather nne. BY the PARK Band,
uadsr ,ns leadership u Y. B. DoawotA.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

Tx GBEAr PEscs NEoorAroEs The Rev.
jalness s Go. (Gi'morc aud Greeley being
tte company are II sad bother at being re-
yuJi-;ld W Liaeolas organ IN Easbic ston
.litsd ~ tie handsome nan, The groa, peace
1ogotlatgr- Vin doab'css relieve theis feel.
,ags as 'oiiows;-TLe isv Js1aes will drous
aat .9,oan seriu0a "a Tie ruoisc1, Gllnore
W n0i'e g lcrs AID VI ous article TO tie
4.tta ana Grtaiey VIII whine ard snasla
.4t9urh 4 column and hair
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

IrcorN Qg .NtTF--I Mr. Lirccl' dces rot
t.ltp c1t tle rotten t-Lcr " hig Cabinet III
eg 4aI .e.t svos BIS friends wiii not suppogs
..p H. uusl conpy Win 10 demands of
M. nn-L.M-Le nnnH.hLnn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

No Orders Yet Received for the EnfoEes-
ment or the Draft ON the Appointed
Day tn This City.
Provost Marshal General Hays has not yet received
any the enforcement Of the draft Monday
next; but something relative to the matter will probably
be known to-day. Every arrangement, however, Ase
for the drawing to take place on fs above
dav, should the authorities at ashnSton give the Nc
cessary instructions.
FRO para tions for the Draft I'm brooklyn.
The Provost Marshal of tho Third Congressional dstrc
which consists o. large portion Of the city Of Brooklyn
is now fully prepared for the draft, which is expected "
take place Monday next. large number Of persona
physically disabled have thus far been exempted by she
surgeon and all others III bic requested TO present
themselves before eleven O'Clock 70 day. After thas ne
person will be exaniGed with = Wow to exemption u1eA
after the draft.
The total nuber OF required under the last cad
10 the Third district is 3574 or this number nine hun
dred fortyfve only have been enlisted and accredited
TO quota leaving o2Y still to be raised The fol-
loving ngures show the deficiency In each ward
Rn ~ No OfM
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
Tae Breohiyn Delegates 20 ths Republic.
can state Conversation.

The Kings county republicans have solicited the Tst
owing delegates In she several Assembly districts dsse
nsed represent the party the State Convention ~
Syracuse
PYa District NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. Goddard, Alonss
II Gale. John hcDerlnott Aornatss-D. {. Winslcw,
George W. Stil~ci, John u. Spader
Second Dts,rta -DerRates-Johu Cashow, W 2. Grvs,
Jas Johnsou Al:srnates-Bsnamin HAskoi, J. wsisse
THIRD Dlst,c, n Cole vas elected delegate Afssv
which tbe Con cnicn adjourned
Fourth District cgates--ricnry QuigIey, George
Hardy, VIM. W. Hseck. Aitcrpatcs-A. &. Becsdss
Sidney saudersou, Ienuis nowncy.
FfA District Do cGates-- Ch srios 7. Benedict, ~ a.
Flancs Kirpy, WIN u. Boggs
SessnfA Dsstr.o. --nsssatcs-G II. Rose, u Msiw,
VIM Cobb. Alternatc--Georgs w. Plsu
NSclsiIau Ratification Ia PhiindcIphsa.
FHnArFLrrA, scpt 2, 1884
The arst public demonstration In this city In favor or
IN. Chicago nou,iuses made tonight the Coat
mental theatre The building crowded, end speechss
were made ~ Mssss. Chsr,ss ngorsol Richard vauxs
Charlton Burnett and Others The meeting Was very sA
thusssto, and adjourned 10 meet the Keystone Cisss
which OF ~cted 70 arrive from Chicago ~ miduisha
Tue procession quite large the shos
notice given Of the expected arrival Of the Cao frsA
ra,ous are mskios for ratification meeting " An cary
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
0noial Despatch from tns See
retary Of War.
Cur Naval Enlistments to be Gre
d,sed On Our Quota.
Grant Asks but One Hundred Thousand Men
to Give the Rebellion Its Finishing Blow,
4ss~ Co.. 90.
Secretary Stanton to General DIX.

Secretary stanton to General DIX.
wAa DErAsrsmSr, WASHINGTON Sept, a. 1884
To Major General Drx, New York;-
It s ascol ainsd with reasonable oerta.nty that ne
aud other credits required By the act Of Copsrvs
viii amount about 200 ooo including New York, wAsoA
has not been reported ye TO the Department. THAI ~
Presidents call a July 10 practically reduced y
10000 men, to meet and take the place Of
Tgs-The new snstments In the navy;
SscopdTne casualties Of BATTLE sickness, prIsoassa
and desertion, and
TAtrd-Tbe hundred days troops and all others gong
cut by expiration OF service this fall.
One hundred thousand troops promptly furnished.
that Cen Grant asks for the capture of Rchmos<
and give hhlshDg blow to the rebel armies yet in tbs
e,d The residue OF the call would be adequate for
rsons in forts and guard all the limos Of communicates
supply free tho country from gusrilas give ssss
ri.y trade, protect and travel and sssa1~
lish peace order and tranquility in every State.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-23
Redding's Russia Salve.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
REDDINC'S RUSSIA SALVE

Over all other hoaling preparations.
1t cures all kinds Of SORES, CUTS, sCALDs, DURNs,
BDlLS, ULCERS, SALT RHEUM, ERYsIpELAS, SITES,
MLES, C0RNS, SORE EYES, SC, &c, Removing the
Pain at once and reducing the most angry looking
swengs and Inflammation as II by magic Only % cents
II box.
FOR sALE BY
J. P. DINSMORE, No 4aI Broadway, New York.
$. ". RoWLE 8 CO. No. IL fremont st., Boston.
Aud by all Druggists. may ely.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-23

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores.
Redding's Russia Salve
!ourSs Burns, Scaids, Cuts.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds, Bruises, spraius.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures BOils, Ulcers, Cancers.
Redding's Russia SaIvea
Cures Salt Rhsun, FILES, EryAipelAr.
Redding's Russia Salve,
Cures Ringworm, Curns g., sc.
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
only % Cteis q Dor.
FOR SaLL
= r blNhMoRE, No, s9l proadway, New 'Io,k
81 W; tOWLk CO, No. Is fremont strsd' Bosgo,,.
And Dy all Druggists and counlry storhespeia.
ap Coy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-23
FIRE INSURANCE..
NEW ENGLAND

NEW hiNdLANDI
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
Important 70 Life Insurers. Facts %. Fiction.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-23

CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
lmSortant 70 Life Insurers. Eacts "a. Fiction
PsasoE aged g eaa ms eOoe on his Lite in the
paying 7S 80 IN note @ ri sas SmsSa
Tss ~ sS ssis e as 1890 ,S 90 would Gully insure 5000
a ths Note ossns lao "a iyIasnds ARE applied to can
sens ise Notes eaE the amount tOf both prn-
In the event Of deatL ha heirs OF the insured under
sne mole system would receive $4,000 less the notes un.
pAia. IN the Cash Company only $4,000 would be paid
"A person aged 81 was Insured in the NEW EsaLASD
MUTUAL for $1,000 paying annually s470 in cash and
note for the same amount About year since he enlisted
10 the 6ah Regiment p W. and after few months
Fiea died. After aeducng unpaid notes, his widow re-
eeiVed about $3.50 In Cash Company the widow would
have received only $500. One fact like this 10 worth
thousand pamphlets got up to decelysthe public
prominent Market Street merchant remarked a few
Ays snee that could make than tan PER cent on
me amount lett him BY the Company at six per cent In.
terest This was good common sense THs HTrRksr MADE
Bf TIE INSURED CANCELS KxcEgDs TIE IRrERRsr PAID TO
,e vohPAsl This Important iaAt is entirely ignored
~ al cash Companies Tho unfairnesa and design OF
such course are too apparent.
rhe great success VI the Note Companies has provoked
NJ nsnss attAsk ol az tash Companies Anexamlnston
y he tEo systems will convince any candid that the
Note COMPANY makes the largest provision for his family
tAbout half the expense.
rha great object OF life Insurance /, PKEazET nRsIFIT
sna not remote contingency.
lhe necessary blanks will DO furnished on application
% w. ID. STROUD, M. D., Medical Examiner
AZ the oliae daily from Y to o'clock
RkfkRENcRs
sTanI 1sosss IN d; stuart. q ESQ., James Graham, Esqs
aeni " m A. Porter, Rev. J. b. DAles b. D.,
Joseph Los, sisrilng Frsnks
nenfy simonsi Julius Lee, Rsq,
II Tis5yys aayafI eSSSw9 1ost D. S@ Smith Rsq,
Wallace u Browne.
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
teD 12-1y 425 Chestnut Street PAilodeipkid
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-23

Several Farms fore sale in New Castle County; also
Houses in all parts Of the City OF Wilmington.
D. WM. McoAULbEY CO.,
jyl 6o6 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-23
Secretary and Treasurer--RoBERF MoCABR, N. b.
nNE EMVrnMye

NUTICE,
MN Lot of Silver Plated Castors just received. Of
@Assie loHi AZ No. sO2 Market street, by -
1Aos. Z. DHHORBfANDIE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-23
CANNOT BE DIsCREDITED.
The Rev Jaoob Sechler,

Well known and much respected among the German
population In this country makes the following Gate
ment for the benefit of tho afflicted
HANOVER, Pa, Feb. H. 1853.
Dfdf Srs Having Taalized in my family important
benefits from the Of your valuable prepArAtion-
WIsfARs BALsAM or WILD CHRRRY--t affords plaa
to recommend 1t TO the public. Some eight years
ago ore OF my daughters seemed to bo in Decline and
little hopes Ot her recovery were entertained. then
procured bottle of y0ur excellent Bastm, and before
there was gruAl improvement In her health. have
in my Individual ease, made frequent of yoar vau
abba inedicine, and have always been benefited by It,
JACOB sEcllLER.
From Jessie mtth, Hsq President Of the
Morris County Bank, MOrrt-tOYns
New Jersey.
Having used DR.. WIsrAR's BALsAM or WILD CngRRY
for about fifteen years. and having realized Its beneficial
results in my family 1t affords great pleasure in
OF weak lungs colds, coughs &C.. and romedY
which consider to ba entirely innocent and may be
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate in health
From Hon. John ls. Smith, n DIstInguIsh-
ed LRnyer In Westminster, MD.
Ihave on several occasions used DR.. wIsrAR's BAIsM
WILD CHERRY for severe colds aud also with decided
benefit know Of no preparation that Is more etiraci-
more deserving Of general use.
The BaHam has also been used with excellent effect by
J. B ELIIorTs Merchant, Halls Gross Roads, MD.
WistaTs Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed ~ BUTTS" tho
wrapper.
For sale by
j. p. DINsMoRE, No. 4s1 Broadway, New York.9
s. w. toWLk CO., Proprietors, Boston,
And by all Druggiss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-23
STRAW WANTED.
NOTICE.
Enr Sole

4AsAAr GOOD Farm near Dovor containing 6S
II, Acres. The improvements consist Of new
lisi house With good barn and necessary out build
&Rd ings, Terms easy.
HILYARD 4 co.
--., . GIG Market street,
barll. Wilmington. Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-23
SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING
SHAMPOOING SALOON.

lhUHuSIub AoHENbACk,
Announces 70 the pubc that he still continues to keen
a saloon at tbe ~
N. E. Corner of Second and Market Sts
Where he Is prepared to attend to everything In III,
TonsorAl Art such Shaving, Hair Dressing Oultlpr
Of HAIR ehampooing, Byeing the Hair or Whlskan a.
lie has had many years experience in the busnea and
hAttsrs himself that he can give entire satisfaction 10
all who favor him with call, He keeps constantly On
hand full supply Of Fancy Soaps, Hair RestonlTs5
Piled Hair Dyes which changes the color Of lhe har q
Jet black and gives 1t aloasy appearance and Per.
fnmerieu Of all Kinds which will be sold cheap He 10.
vltes any person Wishing anything done In his line 10
give him call. Terms moderate.
This shop is always kept neat and clean aud be en-.
ployB none but the very best workmen, and customers
can rely on having everything done In the highest
style OF the art. AptBm
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-02

CHGCAGo 2Gth.--Cairo dispatches say it
has been determined to give up places
back Of the river which is held by small
forces, and hold only such places as are
Of importanceto ensure safety to river
communication.
Nothing definite from Banks and
Steele. 1t is reported the former, meet
ing considerable opposition from Dick
Taylor, but was expected to be at Alex
! andria about the Goth.
Arkansas has recently been the scene
of the most revolving outraces Rowing
bands of guerriIlas 90 about the country
from house to house to house plundering
citizens money, clothes, and everything
else Of value. Efforts are being made by
the 18th Illinois cavalry to rid the coun-
try Of these Williams.
The rebel conscription is being rigidly
enforced in eastern Mississippi.
MEMPHIS, March 25th.-Tho steamer
Desarc, lyingat Duval's Bluff, was burned
to the waters edge on the 23d The boat
and cargo tcotton) was valued at one
hundred and twenty thousand. Part of
the cotton was saved.
CAIRo, March 2Sth.--The rebels left
4 aSAuSSAA Ut tAl VIC V.C4CCA Gay dtiS-
noon, going in the direction Of Columbus.
The federal loss in the fight is reported
to be IS killed and As wounded. The
rebel loss is 800 allied and 1000 wounded.
Rebel Gen. A: ?. Thompson was killed.
CAIRO, March q .-Dispatches say $50
rebels wore killed at Paducah. Eleven
federals, including negroes were killed
in the fort by the rebel sharpsho oters.-
The assaiiing force is said not to be more
than 1000 strong. Our forces have just
been paid for one years service at Union
City, and the loss by surrender, in mon
ey, to the boyS is not less than sixty
thousand dollars. 49,.
ST. LoUIs, March 27.-Our loss in the
capture of Fort DeRussy is killed and
II wounded. Rebel loss 5 killed and 4
wounded.
De Rusy is 70 miles from the mouth
Of Red River and 20 miles from Alexan-
dria.
New YoRK, 28th.-Newbern adyices of
Thursday say s-:.-
Two steamers with 700 bales of cotton
ran the blockade on the night of the 18th.
Judge Pierson of North Carolina, in a
habeas corpus case recently tried before
him. decided that the recent act Of Con,
gress oonscripting persons who have fur
nished substitutes for the war is uneoA-
stitutional..
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-02
Jour UNDERGROUND REPORTER.

The name of this celebrated individual
is familiar as house bold words to
every reader of the NoNPAREGL, and re
quires no introduction from us; his pc
Ell liar and original style is known and
appreciated, and no word from Us could
add to the fattering reputation he has
earned for himselfa3 graphic deiineatQr
Of oopperhead character, and successful
manager of the great Democratic ma
chine of Pottawattauiie. For handsome
equivalent in greenbacIs Q. Z. II. has
consented to enliven the columns of
the WEEKLY NeSrAREIL during the ap-
preaching campaign. His letters will com
mence with the first issue in May, and
will appear regularly thereafter until the
Presidents election in November. These
papers will appear only in the Weekly. and
parties desiring to obtain them should
subscribe at once. Terms for the cam
paign, beginning with the first of May
Sl,00, always in advance.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-02

Moan AnoUg TaR SIE0Ts6 TRouBLss.-~--
One of shs gsBsassnsa referred 70 i our y.
|siols Oh shis sab5sss, i dag Or Two age, esli-
ed as our once last aseaing and gass g his
version of the matter. Tsas Vas all riga.
enough. We are always wiiliag 60 give
both sides 81 any question, put ~ don't 81
like making sretractions. u We nsisrspFs-
sens any ona h vilInos be inssnsionaL cad
Of course 70 are readyto explain. Butts
a WAY we have, to say what We think. The
gentleman calling on as, said the object
don 10 the church being used as singing
school room, was that i. was Left In o CON.
disicn uniting it Cor MSS AZ house o.
worship the next day. Our FIRST informant,
q man standing high 10 the community, tells
as that Mr.. Orr had q man employed 30 put
the house 10 order after the exercises of the
evening closed but that be had found II
impossible to attend TO his duty, for the last
two meetings-has up to that time, she dirt
accommodating from the Sabbath's services,
| and evening services of ID at week hadinot
| been cleared out By the regular church jan
IitoY! We don't care about having any thing
more to say on this subject. We hope thert
gill be no further trouble abaGs it. W.
were requested By member Of the class
to write the article first appearing, and
write this to give the other aide q chance Of
explaining. We don't think their objection
is a good one, as q majority of the board Of
trustees, and . large majority Of the mem
bers and congregation worshippiug there
are in favor Of the class continuing.
WEArHERoMETRtcAL.- it want that tht
Big Muddy was so nearly empty, and terra
frma needed dampening, we would almost
be per shaded to grumbIe for of all tht
horribly dismal and dismaly horrible weash
er we ever endured, this beats US. All the
latter part Of last week was warm and
| pleasant. TIE roads were becoming tole-
rably passable, and high hopes were had Of
a pleasant Sunday and its attendant "grayt
yard" strolIs and evening ramb!es and
moonlight tete, -tetes, and things but for
tune, the tickle jade, " threw of on u.s.
and the Sabbuth morn was ushered in with
the whring and the whist'ing Of wind. 49,
We were content to "bide Dur time," think
ing the sunset would cause stHiaess, and
we might "mest her by moonlight alone,''
down by the margin of the water, or any
other man, but again we we're doomed to
disappointment. The wind blew and tho
storm ragged, and the waters fell by the
bucket full and great was the fall thereof,
you bet. Since which time rafting, mus
kerry Ere kind IT storm has continued
sometimes blow, sometimes snow, some
times rain, AMI at intervals commingIjnQ
Of all three. 1.-THE country's in dreadful
state"
lE9- There will be divine service in the
Congregational Church on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday evenings Of this week
| The public are invited.
WALL PAPER.-The biGgeet stock Of wal
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