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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05
Important to Drafted Mem
NEW YORK Sept. %.

= The Commercials Washington spc~
cial says: 1t is ascertainea that Ros-
seau has routed Forests forces COM
plesely, driving him nine miles. Gov
ernmcnt feels no apprehensions con-
cerning Sherman's communications.
Reinfercements arc constantly going
to Gen. Sheridan. Admiral Farra.
gut will, it is said, soon engage in
very important naval operations
The Post'r Washington special says :
The War Department has decided
thata drafted man. may furnish sub
stutut after he has been accepted and
is in camp. The Georgia peace ru-
mors aae all premature. Government
is in possession of no facts concern
ing tho reported negotiation.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05
Presidential Electors.
LOCAL TICKET.
CONGRESS,
THOMAS WILLIAMS.

CONGRESS,
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
PRESIDENT JUDGE,
L. L. M'GUFFIN, Lawrence county
ASSEMBLY,
VIM. HASLETT.
JOHN Ii. NEGLEY
Of Butler County.
CHARLES KOONCE,
of Mercer County.
SAMUEL M'KINLEY,
Of Laurence County.
COMMISSIONER.
A.C. CHRISTY.
AUDITOR.
SIMEON NIXON.
Of Penn Toacnship.
TRUSTEES OF ACADEMY.
Rev. LOYAL YOUNG.
WM. s. BOYD.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05
asa There are now in bosn;tal at w

s9- There are now in hospital at Wash
ington fifteen hundred Massachusetts SOL
diers out of three thous and received since
the present campaign commenced, most Of
them unable to be removed to the North.
They need clothing, stimulants, jellies
and other delicaeies
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05
soldiers. Voting.

''Great complaint is made by Republi-
can leaders and editors that the Demo-
Gratis voted against the amendment of the
Constitution allowing the soldiers the
right to vote. Not a single Democratic
editor in the State, nor Democratic
speaker in the State said anything about
the question. ."-Herald of last week.
Immediately after the result of the spe-
cial election was known, we stated that
the result developed the fact which the
progress of the canvass led us to believe
was the Democratic programme, viz: To
conduct the canvass quietly--to rush out
the largest possible vote ia the Democratic
districts, but to stay away from the polls
in all those districts where their presence
would only tend to bring out large vote
against them. This was their programme
and they carried it out to the letter; but
it failed of success, because the Repub-
licans were advised of their designs In
deed, the very fact that, without any spe-
eial effort on the part of the politicians
or editors, one hundred thousand Demo-
Gratis (?) came out to the polls in the
midst of harvest and voted against the
right of the soldier to vote, is one of the
most conclusive evidences oft the esteem (0
in which our brave armies are held by
these quasi patriots. The Editor of the
Herald might have truthfully added that
not Democratic editor in the State, nor
politician, voted in favor of the soldiers
right to vote" But our Democratic
fellow citizens have had their day of
voting, our soldiers are now going to have
theirs, and woe to the cause of the Cop
perheads when their voice is heard
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05

The following t ele"-"'~
ceived from G -
subir9 -e.am mas peeu Fss
General Sherman on the same
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05

es A Great National Sailors Far =
"a h held in Boston in Novembsr nsxt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-01
0Ser. @t. fnncrc Stcmcrn.

SdbrlibeS Ste II ri ir 1864.
Die aufmertfamfeit bon Steuersattern roire hermit aui
lie @efimmuuaen bes Ser st. SteuergeieseS Vetre1e Der
NbSbdtpne fir bic idbrIi6en Steuern eelenft.
Tie 6 Settisa ees Geieses crrn L. Suit 1852 ftdGbt Is al
len Yerfcneu, pmpagpiesef@diten Tirren, NHUeiatipnen,
ebsr GrrpDraticnen, ese sa iabrtiGen Steuerh. 2Isenien cber
Sarea ssrpfi1tt frt sur pftdt an rber Ser lem erfsn
Rrntae I'M Dai ieben S,abres ctne xiite per einen RarpDrt
an ben WI. MFefpr bes DtfrittS, in prlden lie %urtneu, Gin.
,uIinben. entbaltenb ZEN Setras itres idbrli&en @tntcinnens,
bic Mrtifef NIB @eeenitdnbe. bic ~befcneerS 3u 1erfeuern finh.
unb t,n Setriet pter Ole 9 i@ditieans. gu rensn etne eiseHs
nrtbcenhig NJ.
Se6trrn6ntt. Der es %unterldBt. ks 81 rbet %ertudtrtent Gase
cine Icl&e Elite ein;ur iGen, mug f6 Der Abi6dsuns hes
N1eGers, nao Ter beheu Senfrrratiru, BITE terfelbe e~rldnsen
Fam. untersteben; uns sfrdr tit IN ieSsm ipl&en Hdle Ser
NfsGpr b~ersdtsst au benz betreheneea SetraGe SO Srcient
ertra biususufIsen. ~
SrssnS cine 9erfon. tie ben, aFeFur Elm faIiHes sser tetra.
seriibes Wtrsei6nis ansibt. tn Der Abf4t, bet aDertb pber
Se 3abL wtl6e eae sees beitinitnt gu Serrtnesrn, ssrfaat
In $500 Srdft; In ip8en 5aaer, NO alfeann Der AhehUr
elm gerSet&nis ~anfetttst, tann seeen be cartt aheelesten
seertb. Seftnmunsen nt6t opreatrt rereen.
3ablune wtre pen ben idtrltdsn 5teieTii tauS6sa0sr'tn
spi Qicenfen) ni6t Der zen, l. Suni reridnet
1 6. SO. gBebRer|
u. ct. aE:Tsr b. 2. DtfrtttS rrr Wtdrplanb.
fF7 - an m. 6. NedIS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-01
WSarDlan6 gtdte syair,

am 18. 5ebr., sum Be'tsn eerlptaoste ter. Sf neg :.
b~etbeiiioeH unb AZ benz 3nede nene, BON mir telbf ausge,lbte
unb i%nnportirte SPIEL. nnS egaartn ~i'ntHsn'
tSanensfslGe 81 en- ercS 9retien BET satr hnosH.
,aaIa Smprrseur Set Spttl. lnO @a!anterseCae:
ss9~ rtn, 70 X. @alttInerettr, &6e 1rtScIets
(6brI2Sl AHep.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-01
Ser mebeasn. oberft 4Orrs1a tsst.

Cairo, %. 6ebr, Ser 9ampfer Gin OF
Qlton lit nit 347 8alen 9aHmpOle uno pen
ron Smith 9ema4teu Gefangenen bier enIgefrot5
len. G8 wuroe berihtet, bab Sol. 0orrelt EN-
8ulOer Oe8 Generals, in einem @efedt mt Den
unirigen get0otet wuroc.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-01

Fir 9SpIbuu 6orner gut Grriftuhg einer Setfen@
Tdbrid; ar1aenpnnn1ert.
Som Staotcommii1dr 9in9 cine GCnlnmnieae
tipn eill lpegen Grri6tung elmer Bride iiber
6arping Greet; ilbermielen. 9esgI. tuegen
GentretraBe, nabe GbarleStraBe; lbermielen.
9ufebort, cine 8ittldrift prn 8ropn & Gere
man pegen Grri6tung elmer 9ampfmaidine;
ibermieien.
aepier, cine Bittidrift pon S. 6. 8ell ipe9en
Grridtung elmer 9ampImaiGine; einitweilen su@
riidaeleqt.
weiter3petg. = W(r. Wtooop, rpes
gen GrIaAbnib fit 9enning & Gpgtner iii
SOutbltr. suit @usbdnguu9 zines S6iIpea; ai's
9eurmu1eit.
Wtr. aennarb, eiue 4etttion BON 8. @eslep
Stacp unc 8. s. 8a1ole, Aiitent Sngenieurs
iun 6euerpepartement, tpegen Gebdlt5erboburig ;
ans Gomite fit MitteI uno @ege rerpieien.
WGr. Grams rief Bill SO. % auf rpegen CT
bDbultg oe$ GebalteS gemiler bei'm Steuer'
Expectations @eridt angeitellten 8edntten; pal
iirt. Ser elbe, tuegen GebaltSerbaltung Der 8ut=
batter unb G(ertS 1T Der Staotcolettprs Office;
dngenomnlet.
Ut. Sdiparg, etlte Gltlldoult9 pom pt'hV'9
pal Der meitI4 9utihule fir Sun9franet1 Sur
8eiwpbnung etnes grartenS am rd6iten 5re'@
tag; einltimmig angenDmmen.
!9ierauf gerneinf6aftli6e Sitntg uno hann
Gerta9ung.
Oeti1I5 Yerbaanlungrn.
Criminal Court. - Bic Betitiurp
wurpc auFgerufen uno fpl9enoe 8ettrnS 9es
madt:
SbontaS s. Grnprp nidt ba, BAIL 8. Cider
iberS Nlter, Samuel $. !6urriS entidulOi9t,
9enrp &imberlp enti6uIoigt, Souls 8eicel entz
laIen, SOiepb 8obinion tti6t ea, s. S. @Ibert
DO, SilaS W. 6amiltpn, b., SanteS Sd.
WtilbOlion, OO., Sarnes 81. Stepbeniun DO,
W. 8. @cpopile, 3D., 8bilip Gpattep 3D., 90.
2erering entiduloi9t.
0ie fclgenOen @ei6wOrenen tullroen pOrgea
laoen @b. 8. SOde, Sno. Sbarte, Shcs. Gls,
9aniel 6. @opbs.
Supertor Court. - q. s. Mepers
ps. Solepb $. Imep. Sir Slayer $11OO.91.
Bm. 8Ogers ps. SObn 6. @ittirns. Sn
8erbanolung.
Common Yleas.- Sa,nes 2ertpn rs.
SacCb !Sedt. unenti6ieoen.
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bra6ten 4etitionen befauO itb cine Der bieiigen
GOndabler rDegen @rb6bun9 ibrer Gebibren.
9ie Bill fir fernere 3ablung ppn 8runtieS
an 6reipilige wurpe bis beute IbenO 5 nbr
perihoben.
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0eidGttszN n3eige.

Q cent l. 20. bcben Tn yto. % Wcrb S~cSdrejtr. rate
Eonefteitr. Elm gD~tpIefnle unb Retatl Drus'Gel6dft nno
Qpprbsfe er5Hnet. Serre 6. Stetnbcier trire j%eesrsttt be Ord
rdratipn pcn Wehttdmenten aufs giinttlt6Re bticrgen' NOR
duf mir tie Serren ftrjte, ictrte bAs Ynelttuin I'M ~usemet'
men h5Fibf aufnterffant ntaHtE.
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DentfcheS MrbeitS= T0dneifmraS=
Sureau,
Gp. 55 SbamesitraB

inter Muff6t Der .Dtutshen Sefed dali.
&ue Oieienieen. melGe teutfft 6duhtrerier. Mrbtster retr
Dieuamitnen ;u teinaftieen tpInIGtn, icrte dle beutiten
len an rem Iaenten Der GeeniGaft, 9errn s. 4. WelltnS.
boff, 30. SIS 1~bamesfr., menben, 'rel6sr uieatseltli@ @ts
futft erttetIen rirh. #r a.4st[tfLsf sex
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Geutftber Nercim
3ur unteritiBung tranfer ltno %rerwunocter

Die 5terteljd6rltfe @eriammluna 6iees 0ereirs, sur Se.
I'D terfattuug uber he Dirffnrfett tefeiten unt sur geabl
8Drftances fur taS femmenee 0~terteljabr, trire am Witt.
so5t. ten 2. g2ar3 Abenbs 8 ubr, i'm Gpale sr Serrer
BsbrenS & 8ierbuden, SO. 442 7te etrnse ~abgebalten rers
hen. IS rtGb %trin8enb nm a lgepleine 8ete. ilisuns an Der
suf he Bersr66erun9 Der 8ittiptEet gu maiden itns. = SIN
Quftrda Res GprtaufeS
C@0BWO G. GGber, e~prreip. SER.
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GObeS> SlnSeiee.
4nt Wtcntas Tcrsen 1 lbr entf@lief fanft nd9 mad fnr3em
ArdntenIaser infer otel eeltebter Srbn @epre GrGnts
Il II int fruten Alter scn 2 Sobren, 7 @fr aten lrtS Is
Gdsen Gas SesrdUnis Fnbst tentt Nahn.ittds 2 llbr rem
Der ~gDo6nuns fetner @itern, 500 Canton MSenue. ans fdtt,
LIN, file G6eslraate Bitten tie trauernten Gltern
MARTIN DtetrtG.
Oil Glife OtetrtG.
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50. Smnauifel,

-. 0mn8uidfel,
SiulOncelu~, @tpiins uno StanO>Sebrer,
ltdGts ben, eeeErten putlitunt bic ereebene Mnsetee, has G
Steber nn9 Baltimore surideefetrt ub tereit 1T, 0icICn
cello, 0iUIims unb NiamOslnterridbt 3u erteetlen.-
@terfp lberninrit CT &naa9enente ais acknowledgements
BEL Sffentiihen rotr prttdt.0eIeeenbetten.
0ettraunaen fnh 3u eriabrsn in 6 d mttt's M uftts
n 9r. "a ". Gbarleshr. (5Des3Iatl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-01

Gg Scr Germania Mdnner6pr
bdlt beute Ibeno ieinen Subicriptionsbau
I'M groBen Saale Der Stem Nliemblp Hocms alb.
Gs iinp biefiir bic ausgeOebntelten 8orbereitun=
gen g~etrOfen urp MAIDEN mir MIR barauf auTs
merriam, baB ieOer Sbeilnebmer ii9 iein Sidet
pprber lGien mub, ba an Der Raile feline pers
fault peroer.
IA Ser hamburger Spfr. rt9uinmpnia"
gebt Samitag 0iittag bon NemOOrt nadGurOpa
ab. Sic fit benielben beitinmte 9rit l6liebt
bier Inn 5 1br Sreitag Abenbs.
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Stiftnnosfeft Oc8 Baltimore xifbler=
9{ereinS.
Sereim
Nerctm
Der Somen oes oeutiden 9epartenents Der
Warplano Stats Sair.

DER Sanen oes peutl6en Separtements Der
Marplano Stauts= SSair.
Saltinisre, ben &c. Sebr. 1864.
Die rGcfer &rteitsfunben bes gereiuS ftneen at frlaehs
ben Eaeen ron SO tl6r TAFT:
@fSntds, fsR 70. Setrq ttt Trau Gsrcntfa Spilssr, Nc. %
n 6orpcerfr.
WfittpcG, tea ?. Mdrs, bel 5rnu Gbrtfidn NJ, Barrett sp.
res4 Sdnpyfra unb Stdrptr. 81
Ereitda. ter 4. Wdri. bet Trdut. 4ltertine Sraeier, SIC.
100 StGrpfr- ;wtihen @snnap- ntS
SarrehraEf. -
Ote ceutlHet 8taEen une Sun9frduef, nelpe in fnr bic
bunndnen rne patrictif6en Suede bieler Satr tntsreifren,
rerben sra ten G6tuneecrn tlnter;eidneten freuneli1 eut"
gelaeen, fd an Sieient sernetnl men artetten suna Sefen
Der frort. n uro Sernun6etett Grteaer NIB ttrer bulfsbeerrt'
ti8et 6dnilten ;Gtl etd 3u tetbetligen. Es
Strife sur 0erarbettune iino bsreitS anseIhaft une trerNen
tn ben IrteitsfnnSsn sertbeilt; e
(SgtoDat6) 1atbtnfG Sutrr, SHrtftf
Sat- Srltintcre SduDcrcin NO. T..
"a rti1er ertin tn ~set6rieer Organization feline Scan,+
ten %serdbl!t ae eiue nit ScrsfaIt s%eprufte uub gut einse'
riHtete Gontttntirn ansenrrnrten tdt, bic lcrptl fir ben, Der
lein Gtl6 Rret9t ale far ban Der es seten Idbt, iebr liberal
II, 70 rOerten ane Dieientsen, Wel6e Hb nr5 onf9lteeen wrl.
Len gut ttan gsAn fe I'D MttnuO& cen 2. . drS, Ibsgbs
fnben, rr aud eic erae @tnsatfuns R%attFnbet.
(ee-@t) Sefnaraus, ssfr.
Selnir SduDercim.
Ds I'D Der inter ubissr, gaenien sssrantete gaussrein
b~entleIten nn;nI&Iteeen nunlSeu. e~inselaben. am 9tenfag
ben /. Mars In gr. SO e6pfr Oet Serrn SObn SRaH I'D eth
4uIACeNJ tupT'H { 9 nutrItN OCI F1H1tIhnb om S'"oNr
ISMoD) g. g. Ortiz, SER.
Tops,
Rolling Hoops.
Slatess.& Pencils,
Ohristal Seed Beads for
Collars,
Marbles,
Balls &c.
u" '''' H@. y. S%tetnbGG.
skbrs) - gDeR 0aIttmrrefrGst, Baltimore 1h.
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Oer(angt unO ge(ud6t.

" N,.G.,@o<+ Gin Wtdnn, Ter nit pferben ,~tnsiueebeu
0Stem1ANI . perftett rre in Der Statt betnnnt III. nm
einet QDaeen fir etn 98stns uns eiars. osfbaft su treiben.
3H ~rrfrdaen In Ger @eder-Offee. (Wlp-})
WpyInuaf. Gin Iti@lsreebul'e anf surge: nns @S.
OC'AuItNl" belorteit. Daaernbe Belndfttsuns unh
gutter 9p6n Sci gts. !. 9erolt, &c. lS9 e. Starsfras;.
,aRcD)
az E,,I1+. Gin prbentli6es Mfas&en, bic gut foden
NJ NtDt' fam, finest cine eduerHee STEELE nebf su-
tFt grfn. gia6jafragen tsi Sacrb 5seser, Ms. % @srnan.
frGse (SWcDl
0ln.Iono4. Gin Eiidlfretbulfe Set 9srn. B0uf er
SCEtAlna Sun, gtr. SO. On Sdlttrrprefr. (eofn
WprIou0t. 900 suite s6ntitsr BET qDttitntsls . g.
Sc. IS SdncSsrfr. 3piftet German. u.
2prnbartEr. t245ebr1T'b
0~Nnrlouo%. AZ 9pl;fdiGaer, rad g~esrbntsnr
SFiluHHt" Stnt, 6erfprb Counts. rs Gents 1t-
Gcrb rirb tesabIt unh Zen QeHten en suhs Saus init Sftn
&c. ;ur 0erfIeure GET ct. Sreie 0etis bin IHe Surld. Wan
melbe f6 bet Ges. Strrre, II On %fdsettear. (tb2S 3r)
DeMtfcbeS MrbeitS=T 0HneifmnaS=
Surc1u,
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Mmtlicbe SricHiite.

Baltimore, %. 6ebruar.
i 8auer, Mnton II aerter, 6 Sbereie
2 9rep, s GOurab - 9tibidte, Carl
3 6amba6, Inoreas ID Stetter, @alentin
4 5rontenberg. GeO IA S6neioer, S 8eter
5 @ermntb, 9lnoreaS Is S6miot, Chr
6 gentber, Grpt 16 8OtbenbiIer, Sol
Z 9ennri6, Geo u Stang, SCbannes
8 6agemeper, 2ubw Is Eripp, Charles
9 6alermanr, ST. 10 @oIlenweber, 8
10 aribben, Seinrid 20 @unOerli6, Bilb
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"a &ntt3s Wnfcrrtcar.
kS Den ~serebrten 5erren unb DANES, ipelne Re@
NCRA aeGprnen Fnb, has Ednien sit erterrer, mace s3
gHFK. Eterrnit t6fihR 6etdnnt bag Der unterrt4t ntGi
$500 tnetr In her 6dpe bts Serrn 8auunedrtner, iDneern
In Ser atten Gurnballc Eeint 9errn Satfr ateshdl'
ter tptrb.
gt1bese MuStnnft ertbeiit Der tnterjet1ress.
MGe Sar1ans Mterb III erpse S~nr5tunee, wcSu ih rneint
4eFarnte, irrie te Trsunbe Der S9hIer t5ftdMt etnIaee.
W, &teter. TanSletret-
(28gtps3getel SIR. so 9ranbnfr.
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StGbtratb.

Grrer 3wei9 g. = 9pn6, cine Oroinanj
megen Wleoerernennuns eineSS tabteommiiidr5
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

rnpoer aSr LECTURES DAILY. FOR GENTLEMEN
only a. the New york Museum OF Apsiony, 6l8 "a.
Parties unable attend these lectures can ns ksi
forwarded en- ,spt OF cents By addressing Secretary
a Nsw YORK Museum Of AnAtonA
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

M RI PER TON FOR THE BEST ned AND
DJ CU whhe Ash Coal al sizes 2 900 gcuns suarsn-
feed screened and devs sred Apply At lf0 Waveaey pacs
ys3 Bowery corner Thd street 3t Eghth avenue and
xan pearl streak 4. TRkADW k1sLI Aaenk
The New York herald., 1864-06-07
POLITICAL.

yv,up NINETEENTH WARD McCLELLAf MINUTE
fjusrd vii hold is regular weekly meetinat the Lei
,ng,ou Hotel corner OF Forty street an Lexineos
erai George Mcclellan for President o. ms ted sates
are invited TO attend. FRANK McELHOt OAptan.
L. ID. KIKRNAr. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-06-07
STALLIONS.

JUPITER, TRoTTING STALLION WILL STAND AT
snediker's near Union Course Long Island. at $50 the
in advance Jupiter is the sire of Lady Emma
twho has made the fastest OF the season) Major
Anderson. Jupiter. Jr., the Pearsa Colt &c.
TRoTTING STALLION WILLIAM N. PATcHEN-HE
L is mahogany bay. l5I hands high, five years old,
sired bv George NJ. Pachen dam by Abdsah out of Lib
ery mRre-wll at the premises of the SUBJ
scriber Terms $50. TO insure. VIM. WALTERMIRE,
Frty.fourth street and Fifth avenue, New York.
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

VACHT FOR sALR-ABoUr IA TONS BURTHEN,
length 36 feet beam l3h feet two old fast
and safe built for the present owner bv McGehan of
Jersey City. guarantee of her sailing qualities Has
ample cabin accommodaton fitted with convenience
commodious lockers large mirrors fine brass gum gal
venzed chain cables with anchors yaw cork cushions
for cockpit. &C.. &c Apply to Captain WILLIAMS on
board the yacht Plover on Hoboken Yacht Club House.
where the Yacht can be
The New York herald., 1864-06-07
THE TURF.
CPRING RACS MBRNNG.
= PATERSON. n. j.,
TUESDAY 7TH, WEDNESDAY sTH AND THURSDAY
9TH OF JUNE

TTNION COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-GRoTrING.-ON
~ Friday June 10, at o'clock, match OF 81 900, mile
beats best three 10 hve in harness d. Pnfer names b.
Fort Royal H. woodruff names b Baby Belle This
will be closer match than any previous this
Cara will leave the South ferry at O'Clock
SHAW WHITE Proprietors
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

GENTLEMAN,s COMPLETE TURNOUT, CONSIST.
IA ing Of fancy matched rsir of Horses 15 hands aud
an inch high with very ful names ard tas can ot in
years old fine Double Harness with three pairs of
Blankets. Whip &C.: light four seated shifting top
Rockawav Can be a. r. J. Nodnes stable l2s Pierre
pont street. BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

mo LBT-PARLoR FLOOR THREE ROOMS DEEP
with front Basement; large yard of fruits IN III
stcinny Central Park Apply GILSEY's segar store
t& Broadway
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

A. FASHIUNABLE PARLOR.

How many people do We call on frou,
year to year, aud know no more Of
their feelings, habits, tastes, 2fam,ly
ideas and ways, than, if they lived in
Kamschatka? Aud why? Because
the room which they call front par
lor is made expressly so that you shall
not know. They lit in back room
work, talk, read perhaps After the
servant has let you in and opened a
crack in the shutters, and while you
sit waiting for them to change their
dress and come in, you speculate as to
what they may be doing. From some
distant re. ion, the laugh Of child, the
sony, of a canary bird, reaches you; aud
then door clasps hastily to- Do they
love plants? DO they write letters,
sew: embroider,. crochet? Do they
romp and troIic? What books do
they read! Do they sketch or paint ?
Ofall these possibilities mute and
n'uffled room says nothing. ~ =.
u A sofa, six chairs, two ottomans,
fresh from the upholster's, a Brussels
carpet, a centre table, with four gilt
books Of beauty on it: maatel clock
from Paris, two bronze vases-all
slhese tell you only in frigid tones,
:"This. is the best room" only that
and nothing more !; and soon she :rips
in H. her best clothes, and apologies for
keeping you waiting, asks you how
your n'ot'er is, and you remark that it
is apleasaut day, andsthus the acquain-
lance Progresses from year to year.
One hour in the little back room wher
the plants and canary birds and chill
dren are, might have made you fas;
friends for life; but as it is, you care
no more for them than for the gilt clock
on the mantel--H b. .Stu,ce.
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= FLYING FoxEs Towards. evening.
as We sit on the green before our, house
the flying foxes Come sailing heavily
overhead, on their way to their feeding
places; Il extsmorning they return to
their res;ing-place, where they hang
from the branches of the trees, .scream-,
ing, and apparently abusing those who
intrude uponthcir solitudes. Isaw a
nun'ber'ot them, thus ;congregated this
very morning, while T. was shooting
s"ipe, and might have killed several; ;.
but although their flesh is said to be,
very tender, 4 have never been up to
trying it; aud to, have. killed them,
therefore, would have been wanton cru
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til! ting ata we'll spread table, eating: what
he calls heavy tea, and relating his
adventures to b + admitting family. 49, :
+: "Holloa ,-Joh",v' cries he, "~I.ere to
next my boy {" =. - *'"..,'
"Hasn't Mollic come yet ~. gasps
his brother J. ".s7t.::j '4Ta%
.2 r.: "Lost your: Mollie? capitat,jp,k c. Z,
says this unfeeling man, taking great
swallow of coffee; ~ ~. .>.. ~
"She is somewhere in IIartford,'' re-
tur"s John, griuily. :"l'lf 60 70 every
house in town." l. 40 |'''
wait bit. Sit down aud eat so,ne So e
SUPPER returns Sam 'compvsedly. =
Then: III help you. Be calm. ): VI
must learn to regard these matters
ph'losophically."
"Phi'osophically?' began John, an
grily, but swailowsd the rest Of the
sentence with \. bite Of hot buttered
muffin. Then he discovered how hun:
/ yr, he was for siucc breakfast he had
eaten nothing but the peanuts.
Il ca'ne up in: the Spread Eagle
myself" said Sam,~ "but didn't see
Mrs: Popkin<, not expecting the pleas
urc You know. Besides, l was occu-
I pied with iorlorn little miss going to
ooarding.school, or some hing Of the
sort. By George, what smile she
bad ! and such a Jolly little hand
She was iu a terrible state of mind.
expected somebody to meet her who
didnt. l made myself as useful as
possible, but diJu't dare too much
III see her again though. But what
IS the use - and he ended With sig b
thinking Of China.
A little after 9 O'clock there came a
rap ut the door Of No. Is -- House,
rousing Mollie from a distressed doze,
and after it John Popkins victorious.
"My brother is waiting fer U.s. said
John; she is very inpatient to see
you.C) Come "Mollie." a"--.:::5,:.s
Then Sam sees John proudly ap
preaching with . little creature cling
ing to his arm. :. - '4'T7
"This ismy brother SAM" intro u
cling Mollie's polite acquaintance oi.the
morning. "Aud this" with ill-con-
cealcd satisfaction, lis Mrs Popkins. :"
On which the elder brother TOR the
first time in his life st countenauce,
blundered in his greeting, but finally
recovered hiu'self with desperate at.
tempt at festive welconle- -"l .ony live
Nr. and Mis-. Popkins ~ a~a::,