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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-05-14

1t seems to us that the Governors of the
Western States, have acted very impru.
IDENTIFY in proposing to raise loo, 900 men
for the hundred day service. The number
Of laboring men in the West is entirely
inadequate to properly care for our farm.
ing interests; and il ~ should b. com.
PEELED to gil this new call, there will necss.
sarily BE- but . small crop raised this
season and want and suGerisss snosg
the poorer classes will bs the inevitable
5esult.
The West has already furnished more
than ito proportion Of men. then why sho'd
Mr.. Lincoln make this additional draia
upon us1 The manufacturing Interests
Of tho East have improved during ths
war. but the agricultural interests Of the
West have suffered 10 consequence. Then
Why. We ask. shall the West make this
additional sacrifice, when she has already
furnished troops 50 largely 10 excess Of
her proportion !? Il il ~ offset Of greater
importance with the Government to keep
the shoddy mills East running, rather
than TO have the fertile valleys Of The
Yves: cul,ivs.sd1 II appears however,
tina. every interest Of the country must b.
made subseryisnt TO hat Of Abolition
New England.
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DROPOsALS FOR HATS, GAPS, SHOES, DRY
L GOODS, SEWING Materials, &c.
Headquayters Department Of Washinsfoa,)
Office of Chief QuavfermaSter, }
WASHIyGT0H Angst e. 1874

Hsddqadyters DEPARTMENT Of WashtHsfoa,)
Office of Chief Qua,fermaStsr,
WASHINGTON, August 6, 1854
Written Proposals will be received at this office
until further notice Gr furnis hing the following
artcl s for use cOntraband men, women, and
children in this Department:
Brogans lrusset, &c.,1 and other service able
Boots and Shoes for men, women, and childrens
wear
Chip. Felt, and Woollen Hats and Cloth Caps.
Ksrsey, Linssy, Ginghans ,Calicoes, Blankets,
and other WoO1len and Cotton goods.
Hickory Stripe tfor Shirts.) Bedticking, en-
b'tachet Muslin, Woolea Socks AMI Burlaps.
Spool Cotton, Black and Waite. Linen Thread.
Bone suspender Buttons, 1arg Buttons for Goats.
Viii g Porcelain Buttons. Yarn, Needles, and
Samples hould be sent with each bid at the ey-
peDse Of the party forwarding the same.
An oath of allegiance should accompany each
bid.
No verbal p~opoai ion will be entertained but
every bid or modification of the same must be in
writing.
Purchases viii be made from time to time as the
e DDS are needed under contract or other wise as
the interests of the service may require.
Good security will be required for the faithful
fu flment Of any contract made under this adver-
tisemeDt
Proposals should be sealed and addressed to the
ersig ed a. END orsed " Proposals for furnish
ing Dry Goods" &c. ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
Lieut.. Col and Chi. Quartermastar,
an Slot Department Of Washington.
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DRoPosALs FOR WOOD.

HEADQuARTERs DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
Nos. ss4, SsS, sss . and aSs $40 Fearsssnts St,
Near New York avenue,
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing Wood to
the troops in and around the he
North of the Potomac-Forts Sumner. Mansfield.
Rasss Tostsn bns
sf HIN ssrdatogs ThnyeE and Lnc9lp and
Carroll: Snyder, stanton, Baker. Davis. Dupont
Meigs, mahan, and Batteries Ricketts, and Wag-
South of Potomac-Forts Marcy. Ethan Allen O.
+. smlth, Bennett. De Kab, Corcoran, HaRerty,
Woodbury., Whipple, Cass, Tillinshsst, Craig and
Proposals are also invited for furnishing Wood
to the Csvslrv Depot: Gissboro Point, Maryland,
and to the Camp of Dismounted Cavalry, in the
WOOD at thu banRs Of the
river accessible to boats aud on the banks Of the
Bids will also be received for cutting and cord
ing Wsod at such Points within the limits Of the
by The Chief Quarte master. Fun information
or this point will be given on application to this
Proposals win be re ,eived under this advertise
m m for WOOD anywhere witoin the limits Of the
Dep sd OF Warrington for supply OF troops
Proposals viii be made in the following manner,
W WSSs sns as s. s0Es on
3 For Wood Gu, and corded on the ground.
I'll, sRG Re .na Il!
the nearest fort, camp or station for troops,
ONCE address to b is bid, and the OF all par
bid.
Proposals from disoyal parties will not be con-
sidered and an oath Of allegiance must acconpa-
py each proposition.
Bids will be opened from time to time, and con-
tracts or purchase made as the Wood may be re-
CURED
The right is reserved to accept all or any part Of
bid.
No verbal proportions will be entertained. but
every bid, or modification Of the same, must be in
writing.
Wood" and addressed to
ELIAS NJ GREENE,
Lieat. Colsnel and Chief Quarter master,
aue-Et Department Of Washington.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR HORSE EQuiPnINrs.

QuDRAHQB OFFICE, WAR V8PAAf01Nf, e.
Proposals win Be- reserved By ,sis psv.Tsmse.
s 81 q Rors for sss
United States cavalry pattern. - hereinafter
A:..ths New Yort Arsenal. z &C. &C.
:" 4 Ahffs ds. : SEE: &c.,
st.: e. sn n:
spurs and straps blsS Ksts. vsterins birdie, and
PATTERN it'd and r.
posted at tn. above-named arsenAls The nal,
.Gs Il. BE
sizes rot less than sk inches between the bars on
N or sss
tell pat an. sSs lii the
Gov hids An ether coverings YIN be REJECTED ct
80 Shown
rein is to be seven eishths Of a inch vide and id
vets II each END Of si,th; ns eros; sewing;
TN n nss be s'' tasp hssds
.'sf to s Ss to Specie q.
leather to Be used A IN the fsSrie.ti"n q these
equipments to be inspected before cutting.
Deliveries must Be made in lots Of not les. than
contracted for; the rst delivery to be made on the
Failure to make deliveries at specified tine M
Sd W 81 than from
parties Who are known to be resniar IA sbsr
o own shops the work proposed for -,
Bidders yin state explicitly tho Arsenal nal
number Of sets they propose to deliver At esch
place, if for more than one
Forms of bid can be obtained at any OF the ABOVE
arRepals. or at this OH ce.
Proposals not made out on this form will Tot be
The bidder will be required to accompany his
be viii At once Execute the contract for tie same.
C. tie Of
liver the articles proposed. in conformity with the
ssass sss Offer
person to whom the contract may be awarded.
aRs BE- Pe OF fRs
dearest District Court or of the United States Dis
Bonds in a sum equal to tie amount Of the CON
tract. signed By the contractor and both OF ms
guarantors, will be requi red OF the successfui bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTY.
jointly and several ", covenant with the United
execute The the With
amount of the contract, to furnish the articles
in conformity to the terms Of the sdvs s;a
was made; and. in case the said - all fail to
enter into sontrast as aforesaid We susT 9a
the said - and the next lowest responsible
bidder, or the person to whom the contract may
be awarded.
) Given under our hands and seals
| Witness: (Seal.l
fSeal.1
Proposals. will be addressed to ''Brfgadier aensr
raj George D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance. Wash
nsson and endorsed sP isf Torse
" Sl7teo Brig General, Chief Of Ordnance.
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DROPOsALs FOR BUILDING SOUTH WING
Il TO NAVY EPARTMENT BUILDING.

DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING SOUTH WING
l. TO NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILDING.
navy DEPARTMENT, August 3, 1861
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Build.
ing south Wing to Navy Department Building -
will be received at this Office until IL O'Clock ~
on the 18th day Of August. 1854. Plans and speci
fcati6ps are resdy for examination at the Navy
Department. and II e bids must be for the whole
building finished and complete in all its details.
except the hot water heating apparatus.
Bidders are requested to name the time in which
they viii engage to have the building completed
and ready for occu pstion, and all bids must be
companied by the following guaranty:
FORM OF GUARANTY.
-, and =, Of -, in the State of -,
hereby guarantee, that in case the foregoing bid
o. for building new south wing to Navy De
days att.r the reespt Of the contract at the post
for the same. with good and sufficient sureties, and
in case the said - shall fail to enter into
the contract as aforesaid, guarantee to make
good the difference between the Offer of said -
- and that which may be accepted.
Witness: B Guarantor.
EFF. G.. D., 4uarautor..
hereby certify that the above named - are
known to me as men of property, and able to make
good their guarantee.
To be signed by the United States Navy Agent,
District Judge or Attorney or Collector.
aubeo4t
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1RoposALs WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE
GlkpRNTERia and PAINTERfA WORK ra.

ti .n SE pAfNTER w FSR TIE HE
CURED in the erection of Calvary Baptist Church.
until August nth noon They viii be directed to
the Chairman Of the saiI Il Committee, AMOS
dorred Calvary Baptist Church "
The plans and specifications of Messrs. Cluss
ard Kemmerhuber, Architects, can be seen at
their Office No. I30 west I'd street, between and
streets north. The work will be paid for in
cash subject. however, to the conditions usual in
giving ont similar work.
The bids will be opened at Old Trinity Hall, 6th
street. between and z reefs, August 18th, at s
O'Clock p. m and the contract awarded "a aoon
practicable thereafter. a-tAu7
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DRoPOsALs FOR PAINTING.

Omte Of the COMMITS sioaer af Public Bt'dnss,}
August 8, 1854. {
Sealed Proposals will be re- eived at this office.
until FRIDAY he 18th day Of August. instant
a. r o'clock noon, for cleaning and painting tHe
eryrt ard passages ieadjng thereto, under the No.
tor da of the Capitol.
Persons de- string to bid invited to call at the
OGmns'ioner's Once. on any day between the
date her. Of and the time Of opening the proposals.
betwt On the ours of 10 .. m. and 8 p. M, where
to he Fair ted. b. B. FRENCH.
aus did Com. OF Pu bile Buildings.
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OTFIC IALs

Cree q Prouost MARSHAL and Board Of
Earoatment9 District Of Columbia,
Washington, d. c., June 81, 1864
For convenience of Government ernployees
en1y me Board OF Enrolment of the District
"a Columbia Will hear cases of exsm ntIon ON
ne ground Of non.residence at Their once
corner OF Eighteenth and streets, frem ~ TO
10 o'clock, daily. 10 PUrnsM
Captain First Regiment v. III
E2 and Provost Marshal 10. a.
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SECRET DISEASES, SECRET DISEASES
Sal TAN'S GIFT
SAAARITAN6 GIFT

THA MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, A Positive Cure" for
GONORHGA. CLEFT, STRICTURBS, %
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, NO Mercury.
Only Ten PiUs to be Taken to Effect CsFt
any un pleasant taste and will not In any way In
ae .nd
In twenty four hours" Prepared by graduate
s .nd a
Isf hay: :o:s Ss b.s o5Ss.s
mercury IL, ss2a1xARlrArs GIFT.
Gent BY mail in plain envelope.
PEice-Male packages, 81. Female IS.
scR R59GR UI sho2aH sonI RI0o sror.
rze cH EsS sektEzs B DGsEss ss ~
SAKARITAN'S ROO1 AND HERB JUICE
q ERRsst HG 4: ss e:
most potent, certain and eaectual remedy ever
and permanent, Take then Fl this Ogrifyins ren.-
'rt that for T 81 s5T TsK in ate. years
e HS
az the % e
males sss HERE
Whites. n bearing down; Failing Of the Wemb
Debility and for all incident to the ssx
sAMARITAN,s oHANoRH WASH.
DESMOND & co., Box ISL Philadelphia Poss
Sold BY 8. CALVERT FORD, corner Of 18th ana
RI HENRY COOK. Alexandria. m.yeu
Yogse GSk w. sevs ls,sssa 1.ss.a..ly.. ;,
NIL Nen re n a n of m Yodl
aged or Old men no, from the follies Of youth or
ssy @ aasT
nspt Of apY ono. should arst read "THK sEoRsI
asss
Sent e any address, II sealed envelope on re-
'''D, ., ''' G ps. oHAs' Z. STEWART Co.:
IJAPPINEss OR MIsERYETHAT rs THE
OF .na
MEDICINE" have neutrality-suspicious. OF sx.
ns &
bsSts b.sSns
ana
sns Ddsa
IFs sss. Of e.. 's2a.s ss :.s
PROJECTED By KOyn Letter. ts..
Ecols n dc o. PhsIm.eis DC Paris and the fmSsri
alton spermatorr hoes. and Exhaustion ofthe sys-
nan:eons nae Of Copavis, Cubebs, 80. Triesmaf
No infallibIs remedy fSr al impp5itss and
mercnrv and alt other deleterious ingredients
Eaeh preparation is Isl n the form Of most ssrss.
cbsn xes Of atm osphere, in tin lot S each
four b cases In one for &c. and 30 "a cases, thus
tered 81 Valpeau, Sallemande, Reux, 30, &e...
Wholesale and retail BY DR.. BARROW, No. 1S4
Bl lee Ss hsa also Cfs FORD, No. $50 p. .ys.
corner 18th street. mar 3 Sm.
CLEVELAND's HINTS TO RIFLHMRN.
London.
destruction Of Musketry; London.
fhsckeray's Manual of Rifle Firing; London.
Jacobs Rife Practice; London, IA
Buskb Rise and how TO use Il; London. .-
SyH 1RANCK TAYLOR,
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PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE or WHEAT
i AND RYE.
HEADQUARTERS Dept OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARIERMASrER.

OFFICE OF CHIEP QUARIERMAsrEk,
sEALEDPROPOsAi.S will be received at this
OF ce until the 18th day of oext for the pur.
chase Of Five thousand Bushsls !more or lsssl of
Hundred Bushels more or Iessl Of the best quality
RYE, raised on the Government farms south Of
the Potomac The grain to be delivered in this
city or Georgetown, to the party whose bid may
be accepted, within thirty days from the accep
lance OF the bid.
Props ais viii be endorsed" Proposals for the
undersigned. ELIAS NJ GREENE,
Lieut. Colonel, Chief Quartermaster,
" fist Dept of Washington.
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PROPOSALS..
DRoP osALs FOR GOAL.
TREASURY pHPARTNREf.
National T,,,<n.r Huytdn, lSS Dir

NatisxaI Crrrensy Bn,san la Dirision,3
.-. august 8, 1854.
eeaIsd Proposals are hereby invited for S.x
Hundred i6oOj tons White Ash An shra oite Cod,
fu rp.cs siss, and seysnty-6ye 7s) tons Cun-
Der aud Coal. to Be delivered At the Treasury
building at such . point MAJ be designated.
The Coal g. be al Of the best quality, an To bs
delivered ct the venieee Of the seller, time
before the 9Th of 8. pie n Der.
Bids will be received uatil Monday. the 10th OF
August, and be consider binding on the BLADDER
for two weeks after that date, the Depa, tment re-
s.rvins the ght to reject all or any porton ct the
bids received. 3. ID CLARK,
au l0-lw Chief OF lst Division.
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BALruMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CT NJ

R@ XII $eSfENYN.e s.YXNV2 49,
On and after Sunday, June 18th, 1884, Daily Trains
and Washin stop and the West, ~ follows:
FOE PHILADELPHIA, NEW FORK AND
BOSTON.
Leave WssGinston At 50 a. M, Ills q. M. and
On Sunday 1T 80 p. n. only.
FOR BAL TIMORE iE0 PHILADELPHIA
Leave Washington "a. daily, except Sun
Fassen gers will note that, nruns as far
a. Philadelp hia only.
FOR NEW YoR6.
Leave Washin xton daily at - D. m,
IRis train 10, Netc York passeHgers sZclxstcelS.
FOE BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington At $50 q. M, II Is .. m, p.
m. 4.46p m, 20 p. and $50 p. m, except Sun
On i ESs ~ 4 PsRas 5r RE * Wssr
Leave Washington at 80 a. and 8, As and $50
itch cts sold to all points WEST. and baggage
N"'" FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Warrington at $50 3. M. and 4.1 p. m.
Trains leaving Washin eton at fse q. m and
$50 p. m. 60 through to New York ,ctthont ehnnss
Sleeping cars on 50 and 80 p; m. trains. Berths
can be secured until p m. daily at the ticket q
fhs ss and stop at all way points
nelisviIe, Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
House daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday 1t stops at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers will please observe that the ) p. m.
train runs only as Jar as P6idd.pAia daily, s1eept
that the $50 ,. n nain takes Nss York passengers
.,pt To- dHS OF n
81 1iakf ae oss of
In OUl,E. General Ticket Agent js 2O-tf
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RoPos ALB 'oK IoRAaA.
oHIk1 QuARrshMAsfHl'so ryIol,,

Sealed Proposals are invited BY the und srsisnsa
10, su1IlyipS the e. Re
shsss PLACES With H.y, osfa, Dat: .nd stray. ~.
bushels OF corn or oats and 80 tons Of hay or straw
Bidders must state 1t which of the above named
make
cred. the time when said dsYsvsrss 1ks b com.
Tbs price must Be written out In words on tn.
two each Oats in Ike sacks Of about OF tSpss
bushels each. The sacks to Be qrnished vithoat
straw to be securely baled. "~
The Kind Or Dc Of os
atsted in the rna., III. MD.
.itsd Win BE- subject to Iisid inspection By the
government Inspector before being accepted.
the respo D Sidder Is the n
as sss III e
The bidaer win be required to accompany his
they VII, within ten days Thereafter: s1eeats ths
sureties in > sum equal to the amount of the CON.
u sss II sDa
the said bidder should fail to enter int the con-
5s s1Sa E:
.iSs Sidda OF the person to whom the contract
fssPss:is,..y Of tie su., =, mast ;:
under sss United States or osn respon
Bile Rsrssn known TO this ONES;
II .Dd g. each bidder
pe sE n1s bs g
Ruefe. SsP9s
M ssus % ss s0d
suarantors, will be required OF the success Il bid
Il ss: tie so .as
be obtained upon application at this Once.
FORM OF PROPOSAL
Crown county and f fnsssssss}}@=
I, the subscriber 40 hereby propose to furnish
IL
81 6orn IL sacks. buhel Of
BUSHELS Of Oats, in sacks. IT. per Dushsl of
- tons Of Balsd Hay. At - Per ton Of 1000
- tons Of Baled Straw. At - per ton Of 2ooo
Delivery to cemmenes on Or before ths-dsyof
into sass.
S e s.,. si
has been accepted. Your obedient servant,
General Depot Quartermsster,
euAR.NrYTa sninston' DO
Cd IL =. Sssss ss,
and guarantee in case the foregoing bid Of
b Ss s % a ss ss:
tract for the same Nth good ana sqf me- SURE
to furnish i' tie forage pr propessd
the terms Of advertisement dated December 1858,
ssa hs s. s -, :nsss o a =
Aforesaid, We guarantee to make good the iidsr.
lowest responsible bidder, q the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Given sndsr our hands and seals this 70 Dc, Of
-, 1856. tseai.l
1 hereby certify that. TO the best Of my ino1l.
s :. isa q:
ss s. ssssasd y - United State. District It.
under the United States Goxsrnmsnt, or rsspoS.
isibls person known to this od5ef Il RuoK,R
dec s-tf Brigadisr General and q. NJ
CHIEF oUARTERhAsT1Ry 9lPIol. u
- DEPo11 q WAsaI.arox.f
os;
ss:a
on s. Obtains;
ss 70 b.
sairsd to furnish tie list i sysEz Monday
General and sos.
NJ EDIoAL PTRvlYoRg 2TTI9H: u,.
n ~ AsaIaafona y. o.. June " D04:
to sell to the Medical .Puryeyins Depertm are
requested to send to this ONCE, on the MONDAYo OF
prepared to furnish, at short notice, With the
price OF each attached to the sams;
3e W-H Surg. q q. A.. Medical Purveyor.
"A In hvGl yola,, ROYAL o0tav0 Of te1t, and one
maenIheent folio volume Of DlAtes. ldss b -
incAee,l In AAs hinAing. Fer fa1s--ons COW only
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BYRA11RoAp f GARs pHaA1 NIL FROM
WALNUT sTRBBT PIER,
VA WEST JERSEY RAIL ~
Ats .. M, accommodation due at Is3< Q. m
At 10 .. M. express due At ~ p. m.
At ~ O. M, expf ess due ut D. m.
Returning. leave Cape May
S. N. express due 1t 81 .. m.
IL .45 accom- moda ton due at ~ p, m.
$40 ,. m express due At az p. m.
Through without change Of cars or baggage.
New cars, and sverythine q rst- class.
"a n 3rn j VAN RENSSELAER,, Supt
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4 DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
~ 0F1IC1 S14 PA. AVENUE,
WGShialtaa %. Z.

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WGshinstoS, d. q,
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r..rs1ssd az aaFtEF rs
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wAsH1ssrSs f5,nSsI:,ss W.; xSsk, gesrop
oiSE VILE Il Lhk kYSasi SIolS-
Connections are msde At New York and Boston.
g R5SsGfT sss sss
he Collection Of NorRs, DRAFTS, and BILLS made
1t all seesssibls parts ofths United SS1S States
PAPE Il II 4 NGINGs.
90 INTIRELY NEW sTYLIs
Adapted to
fAs'0SSbt DINING noqHst -.
oHAMBERs.
SEQ YARDS CANTON MATTINGs,
1000 YARDS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, -
Our Mattines are unrivalled in this city, eompri
ing In part the famous 6owoua brand for psrlo
Oil Cloths from to IL feet wide, adapted to DIM
rooms, halls, 60. Alse-
WINDOW SHADk6, -
BRASS OORNIOI0.
49,. PARLoR MATS,
Paper hung By skillful workmsn, and ell ords
promptly attended to. Give us . call and q
from 10 to 20 par cent.
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MAP OF RICHEoND AND gURR0UNDIN9
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CLEvELAND'S HINTS TO RIFLHMRN.
~ Questions and answers on Musketry. part =
London.
fhackeray's Manual Of Rifle Firing: London.
Jacobs Rife Practice; London,
Busk b Rife and how TO use Il; London.
5y1 fhANVA IAAAv"s
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CHIEP QUARTERMAsTlRV OFFICE,

4 vDuDoNe BIRDS on. NORTH AA1RIoA.
"A IN hvG1 yola., royal o0tavo Of toxt, and one
maenineent 1olie volume Of Dlatss. ldss q b q
incheel IN aAe hinAins. Fer sAae-one COW only
~ 81 '''"@seTs s'a~' ysANox rAY1oss
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
1ofHH
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
&@ u s;E=lzs<s

ON AND AND AfTER NOVEMBER I5TE
trains wi leave Baltimore from the North Gal
vert Station follows:
Fast Mail att. ..ormodsfion--ss az q. n
Lightning Express -------..9S P. ID.
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THE 80 A. M TRAIN PROM WASHINGTON
connects with thes 20 A m train from Bslti%oss
alo. Roehester, Dunkirk, Canandai gua, and Nj.
aRara Falls and for New York city.
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connects with the $50 o. M train from Balti.
more for Elmira and the North and Pittsburs
Ia West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-12

our cOnntry II Will never pSrcS1ye-thatsu
stantial power in the United States rests with
the country fIeeholders; that they are, when
combined and excited, more absolutely mast.
ers Of the policy OF their country than the mid
die classes are OF the policy of ours. The
electors Ia England could not defy the non.
electors in arms; the northern freehoiders have
complete supremacy in physical force; could,
If go inclined, reduce the great cities to ashes,
against their will in the ranks. There is no
power which can control this class, and IL is
the one Of all Others which the currency diff
er,ties falls lrlh least risible toeigh Whate yer
Is wanting, corn will not be done without.
Whatever can be given by the rich will be
given to these men first and last of all. II gold
support farmers, and the land ploughed by
father and sons does not obey Mr.. Fessenden;
woollen will still warm them and sheep yield
tnelr Eeeces without asking leave of Wall
street. meat will still fatten them, and pigs can
be fed on peaches, though gold be buried out
Of mems sight
AS a matter Of fact, these men look on specie
only as means of accommodating their small
savings, and the suspension of savings for one
year or ten no more means ruin 10 them than
II does to the pon-slayeholding whites Of the
south Till they give up nothing is given up,
and what motive fer giving up has as vet ham
suggest 10 them Nothing that has occurred
tnis year tends to smooth away the original
o = h OF partition to make It easier to fix
boundary or more honorable to s urrender the
!aiNy OF the Mississippi, pleasanter to aban
ooh BE enormous trade, or more possihIa IN
suIrehoer me one dream which mekes these
mems nves oIigot-tae dream of the mighty CON.
tiaeat united under one empiy, IN ,,b;cb IN .c'
Of Garth may find home, befors ,1lieh mn ...
ssests must bend, and IN Wh,ch misery and onnrn.
sioa have place, and toll at lasth1s cor ssJ
roIpe tie curse of poverty. Englishmen dono, ~
Heve In the realization Of that dream thinsi ue
men may doubt whether tits well that ~ shnnis
ever be realized, but 1t IS the dream OF ,S.so
Independent and gripping honest and obstinats
Anglo Ss xons, and II Q French Jacobins wsnt
70 the grave by thousands for a dream whics
seemed even to themselves very much fur
ther or