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NANTED.-I wish to engage a young
w LADY, fully competent to teach the usual
English branches Latin aud Music, to take charge
Of small school in my family, for the present
year. To ono who can come well recommended
liberal salary will be given. Address " Mrs. ST.
SAN a. [ liAEFIN, Ford's depot, DIn"ld!ic county,
Virginia" DC ZJ-Gt"
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A UCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

by Thomas W. Keesce, Auttione.r
tOf'ce corner Of Twelfth and C1f7. In. ,
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WANTED, a reliable MAN, not subject
w to military duty, to act IS WATciiNLAN on
a farm near the ritv. Best references required -
Salary: Board and ten dollars per dav. Address
- FARMER" I,fsrgteh Office o. 2i--3t@
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II Il L G. S.
IL Precipitated S,uuh nata of from
Io"1ered sseeste Chamomlc Flowers,
Iowdeie4 hh1us lrb, Dover's Powder,
G tu,i So 1I Morphia sulphur, IN drachms
fl,D,a',t a e5S' crime, Iodine,
n -, 'i ioI AF1 Opium,
C, ppha|1 1t, Oil Lemon,
s aopn Wy Cream Tartar,
aa".sPS Charcoal, i'll bottles,
1.'+,I4f ' CASTLE Soap,
'Hev } Cologne
tiaAA Rubber Cloth, Muir, Ammonia,
4,Nt~ Ammonia, Spirits Nitre,
&c Acid Iioiim ms AnoLSne,
,Osote, ChlorUform, Alcohol
AZ. Carb. Soda, Chlorate Potassa,
syrup Iodd Iron, Gum Arabic,
Lic0rice, Mdgnesa,
finn, SULPHUR Quicksilver, &C. &c,
sale by ED. 4 ROBINSON,
~ 22l-Gt Fourth and Franklin streets.
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"OTSEAND LOT ON MECHANICS

VILE TURNPIKE, NEAR IT'S INTER-
SECTION WITH NENABLE STREET, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION. - Immediately after the
above sale, say at o'clock T. NJ will be sold, on
the premises, the HOUSE AND LOT located as
above containing seven rooms, on lot fifty
feet front by one hundred and thirty-iive deep
The HOUSE is onestory of brick, and is very neat
and comfortable residence
TERMS: Onc-third cash the balance at six and
twelve months all cash. at the option of the rur
chaser. GRUBBS X WILLIAMS, AuctiOncCrS,
Oc - Successors to GodGn & AppCrsUn.
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4 Il PRIVATE SALE.
"A 80 bags Black Pepper,
so kegs Isl CaIb. Soda,
- boxes Granulated Sugar,
bags Rio Coffee,
% bales a Graniteylle Shifting,
10 do. Cotton Yarns,
) eases Bleached Long Cloths,
6 pieces 81 Extra Moskora Cloths,
SO do. 81 Fancy English Cassimeres,
50 do. Black Mohair, &c., &c.
ALSO,
Service Solid Silver six pieces,
l Solid Silver Waiter,
2 Solid Silver Goblets.
ELLETT, BELL & FOX,
&C 4-Gt No. IL Pearl street
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by Robinson, Adams u Co, Auctiou,rrs,
t,oTucr of Ninth ana Main atrcots)
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rITI SCAVENGER.-The subscriber.
~ having been appointed CITY SCAVENGER, is
prepared to clean out sinks, cuyerts, back yards,
cellars, alleys and lots, and remove all nuisances
thereifom at the shortest notice and ON reasonable
terms. Orders left at the Richmond post-otce box
1850, will receive prompt attention.
oc l0--lms II II ALLEN
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A)ERSONS wishing to nead the partlca
4 lars OF the battle III the Valley will find th,.
LATEST NORTHERN PAPERS ut the Conf depaoe
he".ilIlS- foom. New arrival THIS (gaes b. n
MORNING, including papers from New Yosa- phii
adeiphla, Baltimore ana Washington
ilm9>on, hity cents. Twenty -iix. siekcts. leach
htttt good Tor whole day. five .e~ilars
&c Sit.
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WOOD HOU Sc Mis-. 7. A.
IL SAMUEL would respectfully inform her
friends and the public generally that she has taken
the LlNWOOD HOUSE, corner of Main and Ninth
streets, and will at all times be- prepared to enter
tam them with tho best the market affords at the
lowest possible rates, oe is-Gts
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NOTICE TO CHARACTERISTICS
i visiting the city can be accommodated with
good BOARD and comfortable ROOMS by applying
the corner OF Main and Eighth streets next door
above the Spotswood Hotel Price, $50 per day,
lodging included SIS without. Single meal, Ss.-
Also, few TABLE BoARDERs can be acoonmo-
dated. &C 25-6ts
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keIy. SrpCtAL NorICE.-Attention ~ asked
to my sale at tinc HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, CARPETS, PlANo. SILVER and
PLATED WARE, &c, THIS MORNING, COM
1ncn,ng at 10 O'clock at The residence of Ar c. II.
Uaiksllle on Second, between Main and Franklin
streets. THOMAS W. KEESEE,
&C 2j-lt AuctionCCT.
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Esf' b ALLAN D-IIorsE SALE.-SrEcIAL
NorfrF.--f LOSING OR ShLE-At ~ o'ie' h ms
MORNING We will ,rll large quantity OF
Superior Hair and Shutk Mat-icSS'S,
Ona superb Walnut wardrobe,
T bes Chaiis, Bclst'ad',
Kitchen Rang, Stoves,
H,r-roufn FNtuirS, &C.,
omnibus aud Baggage Wagon.
J. c. IALIAFERRO & co,
uc - ProplctorS
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RAGS wAxrrp~-1he highest ms kst price Wit ~
ya,l At f,,fs orftcr for all kinds 81 r!EaN Co.rok
at,,S t,xr< RAos, IN large OF small Quantities.
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4 NEAT LITTLE FARM AND TAN

4 NEAT LITTLE, FARM AND TAN
~ merry, IN "CA IRA" CUMBERLAND
COUNTY, FOR SALE.-It has fifty acres, III good
condition Most OF 1t Is rich About fifteen acres
are low ground, Oh Willis river The dwelling has
six large and airy rooms, with IA back porch the
length of the house, and a neat front porch. The
house has just beeI. thoroughly repaired, The yard
Is large and beautifully shaded; good kitchen,
with two rooms good garden; thirty trees OF choice
fruits.
The LANYARD is new; has fine run of GUS
tom, and has IL capacity of five hundred hides d
year. The tools all new, and there is bark
enough TO last until spring.
The purchaser will have the privilege Of buying
the Household ana Kitchen Furniture, Stock, Crops,
&c, II he desires Possession given at once.
Its situation IS quiet, and removed from all pro-
liability OF interruption by tht enemy.
oc u GkCBBS 4 WILLIAMS AuCtiOneers
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CMALL FARM OF FIFTY-ONE

y ACRES, WITHIN ONE MILE OF PRINCE
EDWARD COURTHOUSE AND IN ONE MILE
OF HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE, FORMER
LG OCCUPIED ny MISS NOTTINGHAM, FOR
SALE PRlFATEIH.-We OTTER for sale the above
located FARM, Of which thirty-eight acres are
cleared and ii good state Of cultivation, thirteen
III original growth. The garden il large and
productive, well furnished with small fruits, aud
fine orchard III choice fImt. There Is well Of cx-
cellcnt water III the yard. The place is healthy
The improvements consist Of dwelling with thee
finished rooms, III good condition, and an office
which, with some repairs, would give two more
finished rooms; a new barn, kitchen, servants Cd
BINS, and ICe-huuSe-ncrl some repairs And there
are enough bricks on the place to build ii large
house. HTIue, -, 900.
CRU BIS & WILLIAMS,
DC l1-ts Au,ii,ucrrs
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RcHMo>D ENrAMFME>r, Ne. p
RICHMOND, October II, 1851.
nRDERS No. Sir knights: Attend
a regular assembly of YOUR cncampIurnt At
the Mason'- Han, on Franklin street. below Eigh-
tecnth, TOMORROW TUESDAY ENENING, at 8
o'clock.
Officers viii appear in full uniform. Candidates
for orders viii br present at halt-rast o'clock
Transient Sir knights are respectfully invited 10
attend
BY order Of the Eminent Grand Commander
". l.. MAULE,
Commanding General
Attest: JAMES L. RIDDIck, Recorder.
oc 22-3t
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NAVY DEPNRTArNr, !
OFFICE SPECIAL SksNICk,
RICHMOND, Va, September -, lNGi J
NOTiCE.-From and after MONDAY
~ NEXT, the 2Gth Instant, the STEAMER
SCHRAPNEL will leave the wharf at Rockets for
the JAMES RIVER SQUADRON daily at O'Clock
A NJ. and o clock +, NJ, touching at all the prin-
cipal landings On the river.
JOHN IL. PARKER,
Sc 20-ts Lieutenant III charge.
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SpECLAK NOTICES

To pApRn. MAKERS Wanted, inn
rxi,stelv, a competent PArER~MAKER, over
Eiya gears of age 10 take charge of n small mill III
'the mountains of Virginia. To a suitable person
III clal compensation will he ensured. Address
"DiSpatch Office" Richmond, Virginia. oc TIT
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RUNA Va rs.

TNHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD-Ran away from the subscriber about
SIX or seven weeks ago, my negro, BEN. Said huy
was purchased ut the auction house Of McssrS Lee
Bowman, Franklin street, Richmond, and was
sold by DR.. Ming, of Petersburg lie said he va,
hired to Mr. Magi at the Theatre, previous 10
his sale. His age Is nineteen ortwenty we'll biiilt;
with small head; five feet eight or nine inches IN
height lie l. no doubt lurking about Richmond or
Petersburg. Will give the above reward Tor ms de-
livery - Messrs Lee & Bowman, Franklin street
J. Is. PACE,
DC 2O-lm' DanyIllc, Virginia.
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NOTlCE.-Always on hand. and for
| Y sale, NEW SORGHUM BARRELS LIQUOR
BARRELS, FLOUR BARRELS and KEGS OF all
kinds and sizes; BUCKETS, TUBS, *. Orders
can be left at +. Delarucs grocery, No. Franklin
conner OF Baldwin, near the Central abroad work
shops. Delivered anywhere in the city gratis.
oC 21-lme IL. MET/GER
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by u. X, Wcisigcr, Auctionecr.

BY Williamson * Co, Auctionecrs,
(No. 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
DIAN0S,
/ FURNITURE,
CROCKEEYWARE,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING, &c,
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th instant, commencing
at 10 O'l"ck \. NJ, We will sell at our sll,.TDJU
No. 1872 Main street, an assortment Of GOODS, con.
sisting Of the following and othor articles:
l Rosewood Piano,
| fire Mahogany Chamber Suite,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Pllur, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Hair-rioth and Cane Rockers,
Dining, P.trlor ana Kitchen Tables,
1Ctt-a-TGtes and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuuk Mattresses,
Pillows, Boosters, Sheets, Blankets, sc,
Pictures. Mirrors, &c,
GIH~> and Erockcrywdre,
Fancy Articles,
clothing, boots and Shoes,
Gold and SILVER Watches.
o. p WILLIAMSON * 60. AUctioncer9.
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WANTED.

M ANTED.-A single gentleman wishes
w to lent, exclusively for his own USE small
tNfukNISiiED HOUSE, containing from four 10
-lx rooms within SIX or eight squares of the Cupi
toi, somewhere Shockoc iiill. Any one having
such house will hear OF a responsible and carriul
tenant by addressing 90" at the Dispatch office.
uc 2J-3ts
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PERSONAL.

ID + RSO \ A l. NOT ice The Mr.
4 MouNItASTLE who recently brought pro-
please inform him, by mail, where the said proyi-
tIuns .dn be obtained.
JAMES c. HAYWOOD,
company ID, Twenty fourth Virginia Cavalry,
&c 1T Gaiy's brigade, Richmond Va
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~ EORGIA SHIkTINGS.-Extr Heavy
~ IL and 7-S UNBLEAt HE'D SliikIiNGS, at
a reduced price 10 families, by the piece only, at
No. luS MAIN STREET over Mitchell K INler's.
Also, 20 realms WRAPPING PAPER.
DC 2t-4ts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers

NJ f. Il BRICK RESIDENCE ON
~ MAYO, NEAR BROAD STREET. AT AUG
T1ON.-on THURSDAY, October y, nj 4 O'clock
l. NJ, we will sell, upon the premise a TENE-
MENT in Hughes Row, being the fifth from Broad
street, and now occupied by Mr. =. Il Ford,en. II
has six rooms, kitchen with two rooms and ii fur
nished with water and gas.
The premises ar" IN good order, and immediate
possession will be given.
TERMS: To suit purchasers.
oc rs GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs
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TNENEMEST IN RAGLAND'S ROW,
ON JEFFERSON STREET, FOR SALE Al
AUCTION.-On FRIDAY. October ~, at - o'clock
NJ we will sell 4 FRAMED TENEMENT with
four rooms, situated Jefferson street, between
Broad and Marshall, and recently occupied by Mr..
WashbuInc. lmmeliat" possession may h" had.
oc - GRUBlS Il WILLIAMS Auctiouctr&.
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single young gentle
~ men wish to rent during the winter ROOM,
furnished or partly furnished and with lights
cooking done separately or with the family. Pr
7ate family Preferred. Address "MCENRY," Dis
pat, II Off = with Terms oc 2J-2t.
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Doors open at quarter 70 O'clock; performance
commencing at = o'clock. oc 25--lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

Confined from Eighth PAGE.
The steamship China arrived gu from New York on
Tie Peruvian. having boea fttod with new screw.
left Liverpool az 20 p. the 30ta uit and London
dcrTy on The Isl inst.
In the House OF Commons On the 10th ut Mr.. King.
lake proposed al amendment 20 the Conservative vote
oi 20 express Installation that her Majesty
at this critical Gncture has Deen advised 20 ABSTAIN
from armed interference in ae war going on between
Denmark and the German Powers
The Tims' approves Mr.. hinsake's amendment aud
Saws De puts tie question 10 the House 90 The right of
the Government deciding against war, yes or no. and
tho Oppositon Is bound - answer The question They
cannot have all tnc credit Tor defending the honor 81
the country without taxing tho actual responsibility On
them selves
ne 8forn,.g A3rofi'r says the Ministers calculate
on q majority OF tHcnty or thirty. and VIII probably
have n majority something under twenty The Con
seryatlyes themselves are not 'anguine VI success
The journals discuss the Edinburghs news TIE
Tines says II Is obvious that Gen. Grant only resorts 70
bis present manerYers because his original plan las
been entirely do!eateG.
He has expended 100 on rien with Absolutely no re-
Suits and begins % al l.euts ond purposes, res
campaign with the disadvantage Of LII army diminished
by enormous losses and d!splrcd by obvious failures.
still IL must be allowed, adds TIE Idaes that Grant
aud hla soldiers have maintained the character they
have already acquired for in.omtablo perseverance.
The steamship Edinburgh from New YORK, arrived
no Liverpool on the roth.
The steamships Bremen and Virginia. from New
York, arrived out on the 10Th
LATEST
LIVERPOOL. July 1.-The political news is
nnimportaft.
There no. been no additional fighting in Denmark.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, July l.--C0TTON sales for the week,
CO. go bales hke bu0yan aud advanced Ia Tor American
and al for other descriptions The ses 20 spectators
cluded i4oH. and those o. exporters p 900 bales.
saes day 100 bales, the market closing arm but
changed Of todlys sales SPECTATORS and exporters took
1000 bales The folowu The quotations Tor biddins
Orleans, i0l. Mobiles 5yld Uplands Jsid
Flour tends upward Mhe.t active aud advanced 9id.
Corn hrmer aud advance. Sd
LONDON. Julyl.
C0nsos foT money 9ot 0@l.
American shlfes, No sales.
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n. III, SEYMOUR.

! The Democrats Of Sharon, Conn, held a
meeting on the 4th inst, whcreat they presented
to the Chicago Convention the name of Thomas
II. Seymour of Hartford as the fttest man in
their party for next President of the United
States. The selection does credit to their hon
esty and their courage. His course throughout
our great struggle has evinced that consis-
tcncy which is rarely found divorced from sim
cerity and principle. Col Seymourstands forth
conspicuous rcfutation of the current false
hood that the Free States were unanimous in
sustaining the War for the Union until Presi-
dent Lincoln perverted it into war TO abolish
Slavery. Al no time, and under no aspect, did
ne ever pretend to approve or sustain the Fed
eral Government in its struggle against slave
holding treason. Buchanan's lamb-like acqui-
reSsos, armores, arsenals, sub-treasuries, mints,
cuStom.houscs, revenue cutters, &C., Sc, was
advised throughout by Seymour friend Toucey
and cordially approved by himself We have
no doubt he would have literally subscribed, if
any friend would have lent him the money,
toward a service of gold plate to Gen. Twigg5
for sureudering the regular army in Texas to
the Confederate authorities. Long before any
Proclamation of Freedom was issued by Presi-
dent Lincoln, Col. Seymour had publicly de-
nourced the War-that is, on the side of the
Un0n-Gs utterly atrocious and abominabie.
And the Sharon Democrats point significantly
to the fact that he has since received more votes
for and come nearer an election as Governor of
their State than any other Democrat. They
further resolve that
"The only hope OF ;he Republic IN The future depends
upon the election by tIe Democratic party OF Chief
Magistrate possessing the patriotism The honesty. and
the courage 20 stop the horrors Of brutal and bloody
war and 90 have guide but The Constitution IN
ierpefff by ie YrRira and KHloky rfs0Iui0nS drawn
by Jefferson and Madison. and IS further cXpounded
~ the supreme COurt n me Dysf Son decisi0R."
Now, we say, assuming these premises to be
correct, there is rot filter man in the Union
70 give effect to them a, President than Col.
Tom Seymour, and we feryently hope he may
f,n ,o.,,fftotnI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

assembling of Congress (not yet choSen) before
calling out force to resist that of the enemy
Suppose the Free-State men of Kansas had
driven out the Federal forces in 1868, would
they have expected the President to await a
declaration of war by Congress before striking
backl Is it not plain that these gentlemen
proceed upon the assumption that the slave
holding aristocracy of the South are the natural
superiors of the people Of the North, and as such
entitled to do to us az they would allow neither us
nor any other people to do to them' And this
is lust the conceit that will have to he tbrashed
out Of them before there can be any lasting
peace between us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
TIKI Liberal OPPOsITION IN
FRANCE,

France has recently passed through another
electoral campaign. The Councils General of
the Departments were TO be renewed, aud o.
these assemblies do not occupy themselves with
politics, but with matters OF local administra-
ton, the interest and participation in the
election was Ear from equaling that at the
general election Of 1868. The Government had
not failed again TO designate official candidates,
and had again used against the Opposition oil
those odious measures which last year gave so
great ofense to all lovers of free institutions.
The result has been nevertheless another
great victory Of the Liberal Opposition. Al
though complete returns have not yet been
published, enough is already known TO warrant
The statement that the next Councils General
will contain much larger number Of indcpcnd-
ent member, than they have ever yet had since
the restoration OF the Empire and the official
candidates have been signally defeated in more
departments than their opponents had hoped.
The Opposition has again carried most Of the
largo cities. At Bordeaux the triumph is
complete. Two Opposition candidates
obtained an absolute majority, and
are definitely elected the other two only got
the relative majority but their election 81 the
second ballot is certain. The people OF Lyons
took less interest in the election than they have
on former occasions and in consequence Of nu-
merous abslcntiOns a second ballot will be
necessary in most cases, but the Opposition can
didates Were almost everywhere at the head Of
the poll. In one canton-that OF the famous
Croix- Rousse-no Government candidate ven
tured to come forward, and the struggle was a
personal one between two candidates of the OPP
position. Marscilles presented great contrast
to the indifference Of Lyons. The Govern
ment candidate, although patrOnized by
the Chamber Of Commerce, was badly beaten
in one canton, where a Democratic candidate
was returned. In another canton the relative
majority was obtained by man set up by what
is called the "white fusion"-that is, a COM
bination OF LegitimistS, OrleanistS, and Demo
Gratis. At st. Lo, i'll the Department of the
Manche, the Government candidate, Viscount
de Kergolay, though energetically patronized
bv the Government was beaten by more than
600 votes. AT Schestadt, on the Rhine,
the majority for tho Liberal candidate
was 5000 against 400. Victories of
the Opposition are also reported from
Pas de Calais, from ST. Omer, from the
Departments Of the Ayeyron the Charentc In
ferieure, and the Seine ct Marne. In the Can
ton Of Asprieres, in the Department of the
Avcyron, Mr.. Medal, who was a member OF
the most republican section of the Constituent
Assembly, had been returned by large ma
jority.
The Opposition are well pleased with the re-
suit, and look with greater confidence than ever
upon the future Of France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

IL view of the Rebel demonstrations in Ourcity
and It's vicinity year ago, and of the prospective
departure Of good portion Of our organized
Militiafor thesuppOscd t1cater ofRebelinvasion,
it seems Obvious that our citizens who are not
subject to Militia or Military duty ought to or
ganize at once as Minutc-Men and be ready for
any emergency. a single regiment of rosolute
men, well directed, would have saved our City
from disgrace and devastation last July, and
wardcd off formidable peril to the Republic
Shall we not have an organization OF several
thousand Exempts to maintain the peace OF our
City and uphold here against possible treason
the authority and integrity of the Nauon'
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The National GnarG.

ALBANY Friday. July 2, 1854.
The Governor has issued his proclamation
requiring nndan,s OF the National Guard TO Gil ~
their regiments 10 the maximum number within ten
days, or they vii be filed undoE tho enrolment.
Zach county must fura!sh is own quota Of the one
hundred days men called foF by the President. New
York and Brookya VII not be called f0s more than
their quota.
No reply has been received srom Washington b the
dispatch asking thirtydays mon would DO received
and to the OF the service which viii be To'
quired Of E.wYor militia The Rebol raid may prove
small TO demand any from this State FOR Its sup
precision.