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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-27
THE HERO az ANTIETAm.

From the Tribune.
COpperhead papers refer to Mcclellan by the
above title-a mater Of ignorance on their part.
The real Hero of Antetam was Fighting Joe
Hooker, who, if he had been sustIined by
Mcclellan, would have won the battle, aud
driven Lees army into the Potomac. Little had
McClel an to do with the fighting on that memo-
rable day, and all that little was disastrous to
arms.
The battle was opened by Hooker on the after
noon of the day before, when that gillant Gene
raj crossed the Antictam with his and Nj ans
fields Corps, fankCd the Rebel position and
pressed close up 20 their lines as darkness came
on. General Hooker that night sent word TO
Mcclellan that the battle would begin at day
light the next morning, and that Summers Corps
which was to support him, must be out1c ground
at sunrise. Mcclellan returned answer that
Summer should be there nc the time.
Now mark Sumner was not even ordered 10
march till O'Clock next morning, and did not
reach the field TIL Q O'Clock, when the battle had
been going on for four hYus aud when Hooker,
thrice carrying the cuemN S position in his front,
had been thrice rolled back by reinforce mentS
which the Rebels thrice sent against him. IL i'd
but Sumner been sent as Hooker prayed and
Mcclellan promised, the let of Lee'sarmy would
have been routed ere o'clock, ana the battle
won. But MuChlSu held Sumner back till
Hooker's gallant corps, borne down ny weight of
numbers, bad for the third time been driven
back. aud Hooker himself lay stretched on the
field by q wound.
Whether Mcclellan did or did not meln that
Hooker Shuu d win the battle, we care not 20
say hut this we say, that II he had me mt - pre-
vent him he could not have acted Otherwise than
he did. Coupling his iueXplicabe delay in ordec-
ing Sumner forward WITH the equally ineXpli-
cable refusl 70 attack Lee the folio wing morn.
ing, when he was urged 20 do so 10y both Sumner
and burnside, we maY well slppOae that Major
Key was informed OF AlcClellln's purposes when
he said "it was noL the game" TO destroy or 10
badly defeat Lees army. That he might taeu
have anuihilated the Rebel forces, and thai he
did not all the world now knows. Let us bGy,
done, then, with the mOckery OF calling Genera
Mcclellan the Hero Of Antctam. Keep thl
honorable name for him 10 whom 10 belongs
nnlInnI Inp lnnher.
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Among the different advertisements in the
GodshoTo StGtc Jov,nql, Of the ll.h inst, We find
the following
OuIcU or THE CuIrr QuARTERMAsrER,
RAIEIuU, 9.h September lS6t-POst Quarter
masters throughout thc Stt'c are requested 10 in
sIruct their several COunty agents 10 collect all
the Tirhg ~ auut, ~ some convenient depot on
the line OF the nearest rainO Oai As early as pOssi-
bic. and send information to this office, 50 that
au agent may be sent 10 receive them.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, @, 5. ARMY, Septem-
her, lS6i-Captain C.. +. Harris, General Pur-
chasing Agent, NJ p. D., is instructed TO pur-
chase the domestic braudles Of Wayne, Pit
Greene, Lenor, Wilson, Edgecombe, Nash, Hall
fax, ana counties adjacent thereto. Detailed
ngriCulturlsts are expected 10 sell TO him at GOV
eminent prices or forfeit Jhsir detail.
BY order OF JN'iEs L. JOHNSON,
Surgeon and Nedi,a Puryeyor, c. s. A.
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The Military situation In East Tennessee,

A Knoxville correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Ga.ette, writing September 10, says
"GeneTal Gillem continues to occupy a strong
position at Bulls Gap, fifty miles from here The
Rebels are east of Greenyile. The latter town is
neutral territory. The Rebel General Vaughn
has been reinforced by Wheeler to the extent of
two thousand men. Wheeler after crossing the
Tennessee on his r, cent raid, divided his forces,
and the column by which Vaughn was reinforced
moved east. The rest passed West, and after
desIoy ing the railroads, escaped into Alabama.
"The enemy mean 10 no their position ut
Abingdon, If possible, ana IL has been their inen-
tiUn to dive Giem from Balls Gap. The val
lCy through which the East Tennessee and Nir-
ginia railroad passes has yielded large crops this
season, and supplies are carried by rail from
Arlington 10 Richmond. This valley contributes
laIgey to the support of Lees army, IL has
never been touched by the Union army, and ths
Rebels are determined iJ shall not be ii they can
prevent il. Ii is also important as a base for
raids into Kentucky and East Tennessee.
"This Is The situation to-day, but II may soon
und,Tgo change Before this reaches you,
Vaughn may be brought 10 grief HIS rout is
think II sac 10 say that an ell IT will he made 20
cut of this sUuICe OF supplies from Lee, and
whenever We set out ~ do II, IL viii he done. lt
Is my impression that you my look for import
ant news from thi, quarter.
"DcsCTtCIS are coming rdFidly to Colonel Gilt
LENS headquarters, mostly North Carolina 5O'-
dicIs. Uac squad Ut thirty arrived yesterday.
"IhC victory al Atlan'a has caused the deepest
gloom among the ltebuls in this country. They
cUICtde that their only hope nov Is in the sue
cess OF the COpperhcacs in November
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PROPOSALS.
nNoPosALs FoR sTATIoNENY.-


II HtADoUARTEus PESSA MILITIA,
QuARrRnNAsrEn -GENBRALa OrrroF, =
HARRISBURG, Pa, September ~. e4.
Sealed Proposals. (endorsed Proposals for b-auonery1
WIZ BE- received a. THIS once 20 to "a URD ~ Q Aese.
I3P ~. for fuuishng the following arciess deliyesa
a this on, free Of chnrcsfr boxes freieht and sa.t-
age under Act Of Assembly aoprOyed August -. 1865
Rcams Note Paper faint line, white tint, weight
not less thsn lbs. per team ~
Z Uoams Lcttcr Pap Z, faint iu o. white tint, weight
ntt less than 10 lbs pcr reatu.
Reams Letter Paper, same In Y sheets, weght
not less than 10 tbs per ream, put up In pa9e
boxes y ream each
Resms Csp Paper. faint line. white tint, weigit
MT less than Il lbs. pcrream.
5000 Les al Envelopes, white, SIZE tby 81 in, weight
2ooe Lsgsl Envelopes, bun, same weight ~ lbs per
100.
1860 Letter Erveopes whi'e, size 81 BY 5Y inches.
weight = lbs. per 1000
boz. Mueilag,, in bottles, with cap and brvfh.
aoz And4 o..
y D0z. Lead Pencils, first quality.
~ ufrs, teel Pens, first quality,
~ bloutng boatds, good. OK by IL inches.
AZ AFnod,s rtlng fiuio, plots or qutrs.
A" hianb Books. ASSORTED !, 3, an quire, b0unt
good, ta'nt Inc white uut, size az bvi9
Samples "a accompany each bid deVtrg On ten fi0t
DAYS amer arded Names Of two 70 suretss %
company proposal The right Acces o. oar n
any ds or reject all considered for the interest OF the
State 10 do SO,
JAS. L. REYNOLDS,
Ntl-ot Quar- orm tster. Uonera. "a.
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PRoPo 'ALs FOR THE INrERMENT OF

pHLADELPHIA September lS 1895.
Sealed proposals will be received odicc
tenigued No hos GlkARD .treet until noon Of Wedue1-
day gh Instant for the tunent during the term OF
mOntts commencing OCiObER I, 1851 Of All diseased
sol ors within the limits Of the military district % pna
dephia. including Chester, Uhesaut hl, 0ormsnt0Wn
NitcOwn Haddnf ton, Spring Mn, Fort Aifhin. Csmp
Wilism Penn, white Han, and beverly, as veil asT
other Hospitals barracks, or Camps, that may be es.ab
lisiCd within that term
Proposals include plain but neat pineoSaia.
stained the Of heaFsc; burial paoei 10 tcring,
and setting up at each grave Of hesiboard ito b fur
nishsd by the Goyernment) all charges necessary 70
maie 'he burial complete
Separate prOpOsa may be forwarded for whlto Ht1
and Beverly, where there are Government Ceme'srisa
ostabhshed.
NO proposals win be received unless properly hed u
upon blanks which be HAD 81 this Office aud must be
guaranteed by persons known at this Office 20 be respoa-
sthe
The United States the right 10 reject al bids
deemed inoomp aiible with its interests.
by order Of Colonel Alex. Perry, q. A. Dt U. 8. A.
ALBERT 4. ASHMEAD,
Q1Al2 Captain and A. q. n.
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"Our iplD,.Ua sp'T,t' waste away
WlthuU, thy uunUuaIiuu Hace.

Az EPISCOPAL BIsHor FOR KANsAs.-Rev. Dr.
Vale, OF Muscarine Iowa, has been elected
Bishop for the diocese of Kansas by the Conyen-
iluu recently held no Atghi-on. He Is a gentle
ran of ability, end said 10 be a moderate Low
Churchmau. We h.nk tbiswil suitthe majority
% The member, OF tina, denOminalion.-Leqre
ff0,fH BuHCtU,
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DEMU VAL.-lHOMAS NJ. PLOWMAN,
n Carpenter aHt Builder has removed his shop hom
80 - st.V berry street 20 No, 2J3 GARTER Street. ad-
dining tae old Pos Otcl bnlding. Having Increased
u,ts for carving on the business extensively he hopes
10 70 eiye a share of public patronage. laI
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a. TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
&tsA-The undersigned having leased the KENSlNR-
ion sCREW DOCK, beg5 to INFORM his friends and the
narCDs OF ho Dock that he Is prepared with Increased
facilities 10 accommodate those having vessels 70 be raised
on reBaired and being practical shipoerpentet and
CRuiker, win give personal allehtlOh 70 an Neaaef cn
trusted 10 him iOr repairs,
Captains or Agents, ship Carpenters ana Mschluiqi
haVinQ vessels 10 repair, are solicited % call,
Having he agenoy for the sale q "Weerstedts ilon
uqgii'o OF Copper Paint, for tho preserya
uon of vessels bottoms, this ety,i am prepared 10
'N''1A '' ' JOHN H. HAMHIrT,
Kenslngton Screw Dock
nahli-u Delaware avenue, above Laurel street.
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FINANCIAL.

rbs sc-rNsty Of the Trsssary siy,s rot5s that iub-
tcrUuons viii be received flr Coupca Treasuy , Iotes
pa, sbe hrsc ysvs N,m August IS sft with sent
uua interest st the Of and thruetonth' per
per rsunumPrncp aud interest both 70 30 paid iu
lawol rouey.
These notes wis BE- convertible At the option Of the
holder At maturity mt s yer cent gold bearing B5udi
pay able loss thar nve than twcnty years
their date ths GovetEmont may ceci Uhcy VII
issued In denominations OF $50 slOo $500 sI0oO snd
SJOO9 and All subscriptions be for ny dslsss o.
scmo multiple OF dfty douari.
As tho notes draw iuterss from August n pe-5onl
making deposits suoscqsau: 20 that date must pay the
intcrcii accrued om Gate % note to date oTdcpo,,
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SPIRIT OF TgE NEW YORK PRESS

LesdinG Editorials from the New York
Papers Inls MOrnlnr.
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gAEpETs, MArTlN5S, OIL CLOTHS AND
1 WHaoy Shades, nom New York Auction sales,
UUEoty ueul--Aia. Hltgent Brussels, Z vide, SIP,
ID Sl.5O and sI75; Imitation Brusaelo, (paGted)
741 70 So and 90 cents l-4, 9.4 aud l2i at propor-
tna,a prices Imperial Carpets Sli 70 tl15 per yard
Iplr4n. RON 80 cents 20 SlH5ai Venetian, Rag, and
aemp, fom j7s % rs cents per yards Aattings the
aryest assortment ever uHercl In Philadelphia from 3lH
III 55 cents yard tho Now Eerk Auction sales De
Dot (formery siethl0w's) No. l47 s, SECOND Street,
hrst door above walnut, opposite Corn Exchange.
jy7-3m
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN

IrI ANATIoHAL SAviHCs u,sE, offering higher fAto
of interest than any other, aud ne bsa security Any
oavngs bank which pay, ts depoators In Unoi states
Notes considers that Il b paying Ia the bcst circulating
medium Of the country, and t c1HHo pay ia anything
better Tor It's assets elthor In Government secure
ties or in notes orbondi payable 10 Government paper
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IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU
NICGPAL TAXATION.

BSt aside from all the advantages have enumerated,
Especial Act OF Congress ersHp al bonds and Treasury
Hots. from local aran0H. ON the average, this eNemP
ton worth about Per cent per according to
the alton in various parts OF the country
IA believed that securities offer great induce
ncns to lenders those issued the Government In
all other ferns OF indebtedness the faith ability OF
private parties stock companies separate communal
tics, only pledged for payment, while the whole pro-
pery OF the country held to the discharge Of all
the o1ligations Of the United states.
Up to the Gath of September the subscriptions to this
loan amounted 10 over
$40, 900, 900.
SUBSCRIPTIONS wmLIBE RECEIVED by the Treasurer Of
the United States at washngton tho several Assistant
Troasurers ana designated DopostAries, and by tho
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, "a,
FoURTH NATlO SAL BANK0F PHILADELPHIA, PA,
by all National Banks which depOstaries Of public
mSueyi and (9-26-l2u
ALL REsPECTABLR BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country give further Information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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DI1SIOVALs.
J. MEIER & BROTHER,
NERO HANT TAIIOR9.

Have removed frsm No, I2a " Second street 10 tie 49, T.
corner OF SECOND and ARCH Streets where they have
on hand good stock Oi CLOTHS, CAssIHEREs, aaJ
yEsTINGS, (aul0-lm
Also, splendid assortment Of ready made cLorHlNo
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OUARTERMAsTER-GENERAI's OFFICE,

wAsHsGroN Crrr. August 81, 1864
HORSES HORs1sS! H0RSESi
Horses suitable Artillery and Cavalry service wti
be purchased at HlE5BoRO BEfOr, In open Market tn
OCTOBER 1, 1864.
Horses viii be delivered to Captain Lowry Moore,
A. Q. NJ and be subjected 70 the usual GOFernEonf
Inspection before being accepted.
Price OF Cavalry Horses, sl76 each.
Price Of Artillery Horses, Sl9O each.
Payment viii be made for six GO and more.
ABAMES A, EKIN. rs
Colonel First Division. FL e
Duarfo,,ns stor lan rars rs11 IA
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition 10 the very liberal interest the noea for
three years, this privilege of conversion is worth
about three por cent rer Annun for the current rate r
69O Bonds is not less than nine per cet premium, and
before the the premium per cont United states
Stocks twenty per cent IL will be that tho
actual profit this loan at tho present market rate s
not less than ten per cent per
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anl2t
A RNY SUPPLIES.

a I'M NIIILILO.
HEADQUARTERS PFsssYLAvNiA MILITIA,
QuAETERNAsTKR 0ESKRALs DErARTnRNr,
HARusnURG, Pennsylvania. Sep'ember2 2, 1854.
Sealed Proposals Ito be endorsed Proposals fOf Metallic
Lettcrs viii be received at this office, q FRtD Al
u NJ September 80 1864 10 furnish the following articles
otsupp les 10 be delivered at state Arsenal Harrisburg
ffee of Al charges for boxes, freight and carriage.
900 Metallic Letters, Roman, Z. = inch size.
1000 do. do s. do,
500 do do q. Do,
To conform in quality to the letters furnished 10 hs
United States, and put In paper boKes OF 100 each,
lsbeled N erd with quantity and setter IN box.
1te TO be inspected provided By tue OF As
sembiy Al all 10 b delivered In twenty days from tins
of award 20 suoct tssful bidders
Two coed eteS for the faithful performance Of cos
tract viii be required Names be given In proposal.
Aud e right Is 10 all bids deemed for
the interes, OF the State to do 81.
JAMES T.. REYNOLDS,
q.02.M Ou.rtsrmastsr narsi N Paara
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ii is reported that before commencing the
late battle In The ShtuNGdo1h valley, Major
tCnC1Gl sheridan ordered oHc of the regimgGra
chapiain- TO have divine service at headquarters.
Ihe chaplain compiled, and commenced the ser
vices by lining our the following celebrated hymn
Il fWa.t-:-
"Folly-uy Col, 81. Lour delay,
We hsffc 10 seek tly face
which was SUNG with GnimaJi0n and devotion,
but before he cOuld finish the verse orders cane
70 advance az once Towards evening of the
same day reports were brought TO Major. General
Sheridan that the enemy having heard the
boy mn commenced. had completed the verse by
singing
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CL@AKS, AND SHAwLS,
IN THE CITY.
We have Just opOned
1000 Pieces Ell ks,
PLAIN AND FANCY.
500 Pieces BIERINOES,
PLAIN AND FIGURED.
25o Pieces FRENCH POPLIN,
REP AND FIGURED.
200 Pieces WOOL DE LAME,
Double and Single witth, Plain and Figured
$50 Pieces MOHAIR ALPACA.
Plain and Figured
100 Pieces ENGLISH MERINOES.
Also large Stock of Fancy and staple
DIR f. S S q O O DS.
9-2l.Im
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Fut4DEIrmA, August 10, 1864. o-aalm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-29

THE TURF. oo,.
SAlArOoA aAOnsl
THE FIRST MEETING
sAs.roa. s .fSss s AssSSIsrl0s.
.s w sis az and ss AZ z x 1 xas... 1854
SEVERAL RACES S~.'I sE RI s.9H DAY
%s:sss Pi re ssss OF pa. ss,
Aetairie rules 70 govern
r.. :, - First pAy-FIRsr RAoE
% s Sl.sa s ss 3 $1,000 added ~
Purse $780, s s. y sfs DAT mi1f asi nAon
For ali see' s sS,,s $500 s- H % OLE RACE
pcnass $50 ssis.sa. .T pa, y pay sssS
o's''' "..a = SANE D%S-rmKD RACE
Purse sou T Tlmiiissbf DAy-prssr RACE
at for three year dds 70 carr, 100
Sana: extra sc en.ancs $50 forfeit $50 added Dash
of miles SAM SANE "' phYsssosS RACE
Ths Congress Spring Purse, for all ages. $500 Trss
o.. s,O FOURTH pAy-EInsr RACE. ,,,,,.,
'' '"' SANE pAY-sRcoND RAcR.
Handicap fs s1as ss' o,7 Fslfi Rr'' RACE
Purse o FEET s1T.ef sscsa 'r'. niue
and Saratoga Nils heats ,,v ~
Purse 500. Hurdl, rsse = Dash sa Of two miles
The splendid course e now completed and e much
ample. aaorsng perfect view Of the sn,se CSyrs frp ~
@ and tie MOST Ss eGeias trials aS
pd Al efficient police so,s y s"aa or rser sy rail or
can s. saraogs at "a 0IS,r nsy M and
arrive At Saratoga in lime for the races vvpo p..;a.,
G. wHnArrY Secretary.
ss9TS s sagssH D h2sH
On THURSDAY septsmher purse and stake 81 s17o m's
A:ss s. sss h ss. IN y ss c e harness
Enc %ssa Grse sn, s"sf s. NON sR9 PITCHER.
? w ss5sr sF saio s B. pt esasPsi
On TaNspAY scp,smber g. purs and stake OF $40; mile
heats bes. tbrse in hve to wagons between the same
On THURSDAY September parse OF $685. mite
Afs. rs Sss ss ss. II Ssy eTse
woodru, sntsr. b y;r, ss put. Jonathan
On adspr rei! aud k. of s mil.
hfa s sss sss enter, s ay BAY Y hsss
Tho %sos GrsFs s,. enters G.S shos
D. P6fer enters m Crnone.
: w wsss en. sss's = iy & General
Il woedr"S names Dr. m HamSletonian any. four years
mile heats, bert three IN Ave-, in harness,
5w rsfs sn setsr s. ka rGT Ssys
Nal: .n,s. enters sss I Hsr TaSfn'
o. WHnsRspAY, September g. match OF 5000 haH for
II Woodruff names b. g. Cardinal.
d. Phfer names Blonde. -
On THURSDAY October g. Purse and Stake or 500 mle
heats best thr In Ave. to wagons.
II Jennings enters Bay Horse
Fl. Woodruff enters b.. q Cardlnaf
| u Pffer z. m. Crinolnc
!. Woodruff enters b. z. General.
D. Mace enters {. Hickory. . ,
On MONDAY October 10 match o. $500. mile heats best
three in ys Wooarqr nsms r. no Moy n rcne lar
|
On THuespAY October 20 ash OF $500 mile heats best
three Woodruff nxznesb Cardinal to wagon.
| Owner names br M "Sally Come Up In harness
~s SHAw WHITE, Propretors.
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lUn snd aet spsns Lady unveils The my ster,ss OF
furtv, love uArrsav- ahssa fsnds scrbes
o stolen g. - -
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q ~. PooARr,- AUcTIoTEBks-wtLL SELL ON
pc lhertA William street, Household Furniture cons 81.
lna - soiaa fablsa Cha,rs Rursaua wsshstands nce
psskn WritinG Tables Bcdstsads and Bsddng, Ktchsa
Fuwnliure Carpets &c also Facing Pony, Wax0n
bsS Hssssis; I've business Wagons asrnsss. 90
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w DO woULo E01 90 wHKRs voRrUSg bes-Go
~ ye see Miss WkLLIN9fON. the great Ens.ish Pro
pheiess me beet Of alt and cannot he exceiisd Csu he
consulted peesansy or by letter all affairs oftfe con
msrr,ags ess weslyh. ard who can reclaim drunken
this ciJ who ~ the g~rurc Roman sud AraSan isan
fos love good nck aud a. affairs
for lie DeA not 10 c0nsgt tots naturally ri bean.
iful young any Lucky numbers stven Highly specta.
oar - Afr s~~N~
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COAL.

yy,f, S,o.I MINERS WANTED TO PURCHASE. FOR
nssh on deliver, 100 tons of best Red Ash Goal toy
family use ADDRESS stang price, &C.. Richard oatH IL
Cbaynbers street, Now York city
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THH soURNsYNEH DYBRs SOCIETY VIII HOLD
Twent sisth street ass Scvcni avcnge 90 sanray Juy
tsnt JANIS LChiuOklN grsA lea.
r. msKxS,s. sssgsax.
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J"PORrAvT SscrUREs pAIty-FoR agyTtryrs
= onts az the Neg Yort xaseum Of Anatomy. 6is Broad
way. fsrtes uuSbs 10 attend these Lectures can b,ys
r warded receipt Of trn cents ~ adires, no sc
tary OF New Yorl Museum OF Aassorrf = $500
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T,HE ksmBRRs Of PUTNAM LoDpp s.s ~ AND A
NJ. sc bere9y noti ~ 10 eenu cal sailing ~ IL.
beh .. hsr 70 ma carrer uvaad ard centre aces MI.
evening ~ ~ cicrk Tor ne rurpcse woK Members
q The fraternity arc resrseugly inycs q attend Nv az
der % -, JOHN A. WILLIAMS. ksst-t
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yltHE Rf0GKRg RxCuRsroN-PoRrroSRp m con.
seouencs Of bad weathcr-wilItsse place SATURDAY.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-29

The last Greensborough Patriot, in its anxiety
manufacture capital for Gov. Vance, makes an
Ln.ntborized use of the name and views Of Maj. W:
Slime, of Forsyth. The Patriot says Maj. Stlpe
/ nroc]aims that he cannot and will not support Mr..
Holden" Maj stipe is present while we are writ
=. this and he authorizes US to say that there is
ta srndation for the Patriofs statement II the
Edtor of that paper will attend at Kernersvllle on
[ho OH Of next month, he will hear Maj. stipes
[evs on this subject as given by himself.
Nor is the Patriot correct IN It's sta'e'heh. - ~
public opinion in Forsyth. That County WIN Ger
F,ulv cast large majority against Gov. Vance.
The above misstatement in relation to MAJ shpe'
Is specimen Of the Misrepresentation with when
tbe Destructive papers abound as to the views OF
,Dsuv leading public men on the subject of the Gov
ernor's election.