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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-28

MI / s T. S SALLIE AND MILE
Nl HILL will resume the duties of their SCHOOL
the first MONDAY in October, in the school house
formerly occupied by Mrs. Bennett, on Ninth, be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets. The usual English
branches French and Latin will be taught. For
further information apply at the residence of Mrs.
John p. HILL on the south side Of Clay door from
Seventh street Sc l2-eodSt*
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By Redwood, Phillips & Co. Auctioneers,
No. "a Main street,

WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE
w No. "a Main street, on THURSDAY
NEXT at 10 O'clock,
"A general assortment OF Furniture,
China, Glassware, &c,
Cooking and Office Stoves,
Chairs, Tables Clothing,
Gold and Silver Watches, Sc.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO,
SO 2S 1uctuncers, No. 81 Main street
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
EARM FOR RENT.-Will be offere'

EARM FOR RENT.-Will be offered,
publicly, for rent on the premises on WE'D
NESDAY, October 9Th, at IL o'clock NJ, the desira-
bic FARM belonging to the estate of the late b. o
Akin, on the Varina road, eight miles below Rich
mond The improvements very good and the
situation desirable.
Persons wishing to rent will be shown the premises
by Captain Kirby, the present tenant, OF by DIR. C.
Archer, who resides near.
Whoever rents will have permission to SOW the
usual fall crops, and fun possession given on the
18th Of December next.
TERMS: Made known on day Of renting.
sc 2S-eod4ts
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT

~ ALUABLE PROPERTY FOX KENT.
On MONDAY, the Sd Of October next, in
Charlottesville ut II o'clock in front Of the court
house, will proceed to rent out the following de-
scribed property:
LIST. The Central Hotel, for three years from LIST
January next
d. Rock Hill, adjacent to town, containing about
sevcnty-ive acres; comfortable dwelling, &c. This
property is rented from LIST October, that wheat
oats, &C., can be seeded.
Sd. A dwelling in town, containing ten or twelve
rooms, with store attached, containing six or seven
rooms.
9TH. house adjacent to the railroad Office, con-
tanning eight or ten rooms.
9Th. slate-colorcd Frame House near the depot,
with eight or ten rooms.
9th. A small House, and nez Stable containing
ten or twelve stalls.
It'll. first-rate Garden Of about an acre.
Also, o valuable House and Lot Of ten acres, Of
highiy -improyed Land, in Warren; and, perhaps
my Farm, Mill and Residence, near Scotssyilie
Possession given 10 all the LIST Of January; ex-
eept the farm Rock Hill, which is Mt once
~ tim q. w. DILLAED
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A DESIRABLE FARM OF THREE

A DESIRABLE FARM OF THREE
IN HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES OF
LAND, ELEVEN MILES WEST OF RICHMOND,
NEAR SHORT PUMP, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
/ am authorized to sell, privately, the aboye-de-
land good land, and lies well; the balance well
wooded; plenty Of water ON it, and very fine
orchard The buildings consist OF dwelling, with
four rooms, and the usual out-bnildings.
sc 27--3t JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer
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By Thomas W: Keesee, Auctioneer,
(Ofiee corner of Twelfth and Cary streets)
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION will sell on WE'D
NESDAY MORNING, September 2sth, at l6 o'clock,
at the residence Fourth street. between Grace and
Broad streets, consisting in part of
Bureaus, Washstand,
Walnut Table, Bedstead,
Mattress, Chairs,
Window Shades,
Fire Sets Fenders Carpets,
Scale Beam and Weights, &c
ALSO,
One very superior Top Buggy and Harness.
Sc % THOMAS w. kEESEE, Auctioneer
"RUSTEE'S SALE OF SERVANTS
Will be sold THIS MORNING at II o'clock; at
the auction house of Hill, Dickinson n Co., WO-
MAN with CHILD about four years old. Also, a
likely BOY about eight years old. The woman 10 q
good Cook, Washer and 1roner
T.. w. P0INDExTER,
Sc 2s-Hs Trustee.
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NOTICE.-Citizens of Henrico county
/ N expecting to receive county SALT this Fail,
viii send as many bags they can spare to the
County House prior To the 10th day of Octo-
Der next the State Agent Colonel Carkson, states
he cannot furnish her quota Of SALT one thousand
or one thousand i've hundred sacks are wanted
Mr.. M. q. Eggleston, at the salt-room, Will credit
persons for the number Of bags left with him at the
same time, Mr. E2gleston viii deliver SALT 10 all
persons who have failed TO cali forte same this year
ELIJAH BAKER,
sc 23-St Agent for Henrico county.
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RUNAWAYS.

~ EVENLY DOLLARS REWARD. -
Ran away from the Third Section of the James
River and Kanawha Canal, about the middle Of July
last, bright mulatto man, named WILLIAM. lie
has bushy head of hair, smiling countenance
and polite manners is about twentyfour years old,
and five feet ten eleven inches in height lie be-
longs to the estate of Dr. j. L. Trent, deceased, of
Cumberland and may have gone to that county or
way to some military station, he last year in
the service of General Longstreet and acquired
fondness for camp life. lie had some military
clothing with him. lie has rupture, which may
serve more readily to identify him.
The above reward. AMI reasonable expenses will
be paid for his delivery at the office of the James
River and Kanawha Company in Richmond; ut the
plantation Of j. Robertson, seven miles below
Lynchburg; to the undersigned, any agent of the
Company or half the sum for such information as
may lead to his recovery. A. MICIIAEI.S,
Superintendent Third Section
Sc 27--6t james River and Kanawha Canal
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EDUCATIONAL.
ERENCn LANGUAGE
,ENMANSIfIP
NIgIrr school,. ron aENTLkMRN

Professor LOUIS GANBIN will, on the Sd Of
October, open a NIGHT SCHOOL for the ex-
elusive purpose Of teaching French and Penman-
ship. The classes will meet three times per week,
from TO O'Clock at Dr. Little office, on Eleventh
street, between Bank and Main. One hour wall be
devoted to each class. His SIXTEEN. of teaching
French is to enable his scholars % speak ii well
az to translate it. TERMS: IS for French and $ 10
for Penmanship per month, in advance. Applica-
ton through the post-oflce win meet with prompt
attention. &c a3-lts
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DICKLED PEACHES. "A choice 10
Just received by l.. L. MONTAGUE.
ne 25-2ts Corner Of Bank street and Twelfth.
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DROWN SUGAR, FLOUR, BLACK
= H-7ts Corner of Bank and Twelfth streets.
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BY Williamson & Co., Auctioneers,
(No 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.)
EURNITURE,
i CROCKERYWARE,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 30th instant, commencing ut 10
O'Clock in the morning, will sell at our salesroom,
No. 1872 Main street, assortment OF GOODS con-
sisting of the following and other articles;
l fine Mahogany Chamber Suite,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Parlor Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Hair-cloth and Cane Rockers,
Dining, Parlor and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-Tetes and Lounges,
French Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Pillows, Boosters, Sheets, Blankets &C.,
Pictures, Mirrors, &c,
Glass and Crockeryware,
Fancy Articles,
Clothing Boots and Shoes,
Gold and Silver Watches.
IL Brussels Carpets-some of which very
fine.
. barrels Molasses.
SCI WILLIAMSON & CO, Auctioneers.
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BY Davenport s. Co., Stock Auctioneers,
Office nerof Cary and Thirteenth streets.)
WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION AT
w the Office of the Old Dominion Insurance
Company, ON FRIDAY, the 30th instant, commen-
cling at IL O'Clock,
CONFEDERATE BONDS,
STATE BONDS,
BANK STOCKS,
RAILROAD STOCKS,
STERLING EXCHANGE,
GOLD COIN,
and such other securities as may be offered. Par
ticulars in future advertisement.
DAVENPORT Il CO.,
sc 26 Stock Auctioneers.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Mrs. DIR. MUEFORD win resume the
tSct,her. on the north aide Of Cary, between Fourth
and Fifth streets. re -
E w. CONES CLASSICAL AND En-
ia. GTIsH SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ON FRANK
IN STREET. ABOVE NINTH, will commence its
twelfth season on MONDAY, September 18th.
Professor L. GasBis, instructor in French.
80 27-2ts
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By George w. Willis, Auctioneer,
(No. 63 Main street..

WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT MY
I store, On THURSDAY, September 18th, at II
O'Clock,
A desirable lot Household and Kitchen Fur
niture,
Stoves Crocllery and Glassware,
Ready-made Clothing,
Shoes, Hats, Blankets Dry Goods, &c,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, &c.
+ Sc IS G.. w. WILLIS, Auctoueer.
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NOR SALE, ono share PETERSBURG
STEAMSHIP COMPANY STOCK. Apply 70
!. B MAGMURD0,
90 24--3t At Bank Of Richmond.
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eEy@ SpRciAr. Norros. is asked
10 nv sale Of VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNIfURE, ToP-BUGGY AND
HARNESS, THIS MORNING, commencing at "
o'elek, Mt the residence Fourth street, between
Grace and Broad streets, consisting IN part Of
Bureaus. Washstands,
Tables, Bedsteads,
Chairs, and the usual variety.
ALSO,
One superior Tor-Baepy and Harness.
90 u THOMAS W. KEESEE. Auctoneer.
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nESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
SALE AT CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE,
vIRGINIA.-Wili be sold, under decree Of Char
Der, 1864, the HOUSE AND LOT at Charlotte Court
house belonging to the estate OF James J. Word,
deceased The LOT contains one acre, upon which
is comfortable Dwelling having FIVE rooms in good
repair Also, kitchen, stable and brick black
smiths shop.
TERMS: Made known on day of sale. =
SC 23-St' RI. GOULDtNG, Commissioner.
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BY Hill, Dickinson & Co., Auctionecrs.

VALUABLE NEGROES AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold at our auction house, on
FRIDAY, the 30th instant, at 10 O'Clock, one NE
nouneed to be one of the best carpenters in the Con-
federacy.
Also, one NEGRO WOMAN, twenty-five years
age, who is a frst-rate cook, washer and ironer.
HILL, DICKINSON & co.,
sc 2S-3t Auctioneers
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TOBACCO, TOBACCO. - For salo on
commission by A. NORRIS, 81 Main strpet,
40 boxes MORNING STAR, 81 boxes HUN0A, -
boxes MARSiLAILH EXTRA GOLD LEAF-aA
being chelee brands, ~ 27-at
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MISS ANNE s. JONES will open a

MISS ANNE s. JONES will open a
iNI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ON MONDAY, oo-
tobcr 3, l5Gi ale has had experience as teacher,
aad refers TO Rev. Dr. Woodbridge, and Lieutenant
Robert ID. Minor, Confederate States Navy. The
instruction will comprise the usual ENGLISH course,
Including Mathematical Latin and French. The
term will extend to July /, 1868, and will be divided
into two sessions.
TERMS, per session payable half in advanced
For English course, 500 Latin and French, each
$50 Fuel, $40
Apply at the school, on Clay street, south side,
fourth door above Henry street. Henry IS the Sc
,nnh street above Rrnnk Avenue ! se 2I--2t-
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7nIp0TTSSOR q. +. BOZZAO1l.gA. 10

PROFESSOR G. +. BOzZAO11sA, re-
Gently Of Petersburg, offers his services to the
Richmond public Us TEACHER OF MUSIC
instrumental voeal either in schools or private
iailiies. He gives instruction the Piano, Gui-
tar Flute, Violin. lie has twenty five years
peience in his proession principally in Iynchburg
and Petersburg, and furnish the most satisfae-
tory testimonials and references.
Applications can be made to Rev. J. A. Duncan,
Rev. John f. Edwards, a. A. Farley, Esq Colonel
w. ID, Blair, or to ths Professor, Richmond post
oifcs, iox 56i. Sc 27~ata
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A UNTRY RESIDENCE FOR

N SALE.--A comfortable COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE, containing Ave rooms, with all necessary
out-buildings, fifty to one hundred acres Of land
Courthouse. For particulars apply TO or address
y, s. b." Palmyra, Flnvanna, Virginia.
sc 3-3tawts
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spEC1AL NOTICES.

e. SPECIAL EoTIcE. We ask atteniion
10 our auction sale If DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
&c. THIS MORNING, -
The sale will commence with Groccties pionpt'y
az 10 O'clock. ELLEfI, BBiaL ~,
- eS-u Auctionccrs.
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,,,. s,,e,,an s,,e on TOMORROW "Wednesday,
MORNING:
500 sacks Salt,
10 Kegs hi Carbonate Soda, .
500 pairs Cotton and Woods Cards,
20 r,,,ms English Copying Paper,
LOCO Memorandum Books.
~ pieces Scotch Piahi Ginshams,
~ do Check English Prints,
10 do Dress Goods,
neiains aud Popi,ns,
Solid Silks,
Bonnet Ribbons, Sc
ELLETT, BELL & FOX,
So a7-2t Auctioneers.
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+" A Mt Il ID "A young and healthy
w LADY having recently lost her child is de-
sirous 10 contract to nurse baby Address W, box
279, Richmond post office. se27-2t'
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=" Al Ut f d, situation as WET
w NURSE, by healthy German woman with
a young baby. For further information call at Nj.
TEAIINti'S, corner of Eighth and Cary streets
93-3tt
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Navy DEPARTMENT.,
OgEieE SrEcIAL SERVICE,
RicHxoSp, Va, September 10, 1861.
NOTICE, From awl after MONpAa
IN NEXT, tho ae.A instant. the SfEAAEh
SeIlRAPNEL viii iease the wharf at Reeketts ~
che JAMES RIVER GauADRoN daily q JIM N,..
q. NJ and O'clock r. n, touching at all the psih-
JOHN H. PAKakFR,
q 30--ts Lieutsnalt IA eharse.
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NTANTED TO KNOW If THERE is
w A PROFESSOR oF PlIRENOIoGY in the
city of Richmond, Virginia. 2S-its
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LETTER FROM THE REBEL SENATOR
HENRY 8. F00TE.
Be Confidently Expects the Election Of
McCIeIIan-Tbe Peace Plan of the south
-The ''AmphgictiOnic'' Council to BE

In tic Enquirer appcaa a long lottor addressed TO
Hon. Jas. LYONS, Of Richmond, by the Rebel
Seuu or II. S. FoOTI on the subject OF a Conyen-
ton OF the States in reference TO peace Mr. toOrE
scts out with asserting his belief that tine election OF
Tuesday neXt will result With triumph of the
Mot LEII AN and PENDLEroN ticket He says;-
"IcoHjess that Jeet 10 Attle interest IN the result
Of chat contest, be'ering, as / dD most c1BidsHty,
that many Of the supporters ot MCCLELLAN GHd
PEEDLEToN arc as good states EtgttG men, amt as
sincere deUotees to ne South as are dRyirbcrc TO be
found look forward with feelings OF the most lively
satisfaction to the triumph which do not doubt
they will shortly nch eve over tic most shameless
usurpers OF power that the word has yot known.
MIR. FooIE thon goes on to argue that II MCCLEL-
Ian il elected, plan Tor peace vii be proposed by
two Conventions, composed separately of Northern
and Southern delegates. The Southern delegation
will decide, says Mr. FooTE, that Reconstruction
uHd,r The FSferai Constitution IS ALIKE ilerpedient,
b5th for the North and tie South "
The following is, rs Mr.. FoOTE asserts, the peace
plpn of the South, which, he intimaios il MCCLEL-
Lam is elected, will be adopted by the Peace Demo.
cTaoy:-
Let then peace be agreed upon on the bass OF
Southern Independence. Let the two Republics into
which the country formerly known as the d" Tho
United States" would be then divided mutually
yield up all property heretofore conscated, and
s,ore al that has been heretofore made subject of
capture in war. Let Just indemnity be rendered on
either part for all nGedless injury done private pro-
perty in the violation OF tho established usages of
civilized war.
Lot league offensive and defensive beagreed upon
between the sovereign States of the North and those
OF the South, one OF tho provisions OF which shall
bring into existence n permanent body OF Commits
siOneTs somewhat -imiar to the "Amphgictonic"
| council of Old, with power to provide Tor a
| speedy and satisfactory settlement OF inter
| national disputes "a they may arise,
thus soasOnaby preventing the breaking out OF
war, whilst another provision of the same league
| shall set up new Monroe doctrine, thus securing
exclusive dominion TO the two allied republics over
every pant OF this continent eXceptso far portions
OF territory thereof may be legitimately he'd by
/ European powers Let most liberal commercial
treaty he agreed upon, with ertradrion clause
cnaJoded therein proVid.ng Jor the restoration Of
| kILa tgts from SCI ce.
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GEoRen rRARCIs TRAIN

At THE NALL or THE REruBLtCAN tNvfNO 'uEs.
tell you candilly, gentlemen, Geo. b. MgCle.-
Ian is only the shadow Of Sam. Barlowi Barl0 is
he mere tool OF August Belmont; Belmon. is the
American reuresen atiye Of the house Of ROths-
cl lids. and they are the Confederate agents in
GrCa Britain. And by q natural sequence, "lNtle
nj c. is the Richmond candidate. aud che money
tn carry P,unsy lyanil for him comes from the
J.f Davis Government (ApPausel hrm yand
e. neCicuuousy believe that he won't get single
electoral vote. There are now only two parties
iu the country. The first comprises those who
cheer for Sheridan when no gains one Of his
magnificent victories great chccrlngG aAd the
other, those who don't.
ENGLAND hates as more than she does the Devil,
uud she is doing everything 70 aid the election Ot
h,C elan, because such an event would be rain
Ous to our country. The tenian brotherhood
are to he sold out to achieve this end Why, ~ is
the most extraordinary thing ever saw, took rs
four millions Of Irish Catholics led TO the sbugh-
ter by tlCir old friends , she Jews. / can now
understand, so far as the Democratic party is
concerned, that Old remark of 81. Paul's, "Eirst
q jew and then the Gentle" (Grcat laughter)
The New York Central Railroad IS owned and
directed in England; that railroad controls the
Albany Regency. They control the Democratic
parry, who control George B. MCC ellan and for
o won't support the English candidate. (Great
applause.) l would rather pitch into her and
thrash her sOundly. (Cheers.)
When General Dix heard the other day that
th St. Albansrobbcrs had lied across the boundary
lne, he telegraphed to the military authorities,
Follow them ont Of America into Canada, and
seize them trhercrer you can" (Three cheers for
John A. Dix.) England wants to elect Mcclellan,
that our national troubles may be prolonged and
she escape paying us, as pay she must, the mil
lions of dollars she owes us for the devastation OF
our commerce. Let Ireland fire the first gun
against her, and we acknowledge the Irish as
belligerCnts, and (havirg learned what IL means)
will proclaim "striCt neutrality" between the
two combRtInts. (Cheers.) Perhaps the world
will then again hear of HOriads, didbdmds Tai
ld1aSsscs, GCorgias, and the like loud applause
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THE CAPTURE OF PLYMOUTH.
The "AIbcmarle'' Total wreck-Th,
LlYes Loot

The capture of Plymouth, North Carolina by the
enemy, is explained by later accOunis. A lack OF
sufficient watchtulness on thv part of our troops
TO have been the prime OF the loss Of the
town.
IL seems that ON Thursday night party of eigh-
teen men, belonging to the blocRading feet in Al
bemare Sound, some eight or ten miles from Ply
mouth, took small torpedo boat and started for
Plymouth.
On the way they found small boat containing SIX
of our men IN the river stationed there picket
guard but all OF them being asleep they wero taken
prisoners. Then proceeding 10 Plymouth thoY found
the A6emdrie at the wharf, and running the torpedo
boat under her amidship, blew her up, causing dam.
ages from which she sunk. Infantry were sta
toned ON the wharf who mTed on tho assaulung
party, and after the AiJemdrl5 sunk, captured the
whole OF them, but no was killed. and only
man wounded There was no force
OF the enemy near plymouth with tho exception of
the five siX gunboats in the sound but the loss of
the Aibemdrie opened up the Roanoke to them, and
hence the ial OF the town.
Captain ROBERTS, it is stated, commanded the
AJemGrie. 1t is Understood that there were no lives
lost OF the AJtmdre, and that there we're very few
aboard at tho time OF the explosion of the torpedo.
Dispatch.
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A CHANGE.-The Democracy Of Jackson
and JEFFERSON meant adherence TO popular
rights, devotion to the Constitution, and
determination to maintain the Union at all
hazards.
The bastard Democracy Of to-day may be
defined as
eviction to Europe and slavery.
nmity towards all free institutions,
OBJ law in our Northern cities.
o pposition to the taxes and the war
onspiracies in the Northwest.
r epudiaton of the National debt
A bandonmsnt Of Mexico to France.
c Ompromise with traitors.
ieldiDg all our territories to slavery
"oh what fall is there, my cOuntrymenp
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Blow Of a Spad,

Gonuabauds come hocking to him
40, the enemy nies-pursue him"
"No," says George, "dont start trigger
On the word Of any niger;
Les no more Of the rasCals pass us;
l know all about Manassas
When at last a prowling Yankee,
No doubt long, and lean, aud lanly-
Looking out for new devices,
Took the wooden guns as prizes,
Says he, 81 swCow, ere daylight passes,
I'll take peep at famed Manassas"
Then mp to the trenches boldly
Marched he they received him cOldly;
Nary Reb was there TO stop him;
Gathering courage, in h. passes;
"Jcrusalctn I've took Manassas"
Bold Mcclellan heard the story -
Onward, men, to fields or glory;
Let us show the Rebel foemen,
When we're ready we're not slow, men;
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If GENERAL MCCLELLAN be elected and
should die, PENDLETON would be President (;
and GEORGE II. PENDLEToN said in his
January, 1861, that he was In favor Of "letting
the South depart in peace" Would you, who
have favored the war for three years and
more, elect a man who has opposed coercion
from the beginning ofthe conflict?
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THE reelection Of ABRAHAM LINcoLS IS
a reassertion Of the principles Of the Monroe
doctrine, and a pledge TO drive the French
from Mexico when the war Is over. Let those
who want the whole of America free vote for
the Union ticket
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TIE HOPES Of the Democracy lay in carry
ing the States Of PennsylyaniaandN New York.
II the Keystone State only does her duty, the
Empire State viii take care of herself, and
the Democratic party be securely stranded on
the beach of Salt River.
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An actor, now member Of PennsylVania
regiment near Richmond, has written to his
friends, telling them that his officers promise TO
let him have the lease of the Richmond Theatre
as soon as the Federal army takes that city. Pa
triotism may be in the heart, but certainly specu-
lation is in the eye Of this gallant soldier.
We had heard that America was languishinR
for an aristocracy. A proof Of the statement
comes by the last mails. "Lades are about 10
be employed at Philadelphia as reporters" This
viii makeit necessary for all speakers 70 be gem
tlemen,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-07

Z ALL TRAITORS in the North support
MCCLELLAN and PENDLEToY, although all
who support them are not traitors. What
loyal man would fight q political battle side
by side with the sympathzers in the Rebel
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