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4 DC FIoN sALs oE CONDEMNED srock.
G EAU II o.
FROM
The American Watch Company,

The American Watch Company.
It having come to our knowIed &c th at limitations
Of the American Watch have been pu. upon the
market in great Lumbers calculated by their uttsr
vorthlessress, to injurs tie reputation Of our
senuirs rroducts,-to protect our own interasts
and the public from imposition. We again publish
the trade marks by which our Watches may In
varikbly be known.
We manufacture four styles OF Watches
The TIasT has the name
AMERICAN WATCH CO.. Wsltham, Mass
engraved on the inside plate.
The SECOND has tho name
"APPLHToN, TRACY co.. WaftAam. Mas.,
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the name
"P. s. BARTLITT, latham, MAss p engraved
on the inside plate.
al the above styles have the name American
Watch %. painted the dial, anI are warranted
In every respect.
The FOURTH has the name
"Nh. ELLERY, Boston, Mass" engraved on
the inside plate, and is not named on the dial.
Ali the above described Watches are made Of
various sizes and are sold in geld and silver eases
as may be required.
Itis hardly possible for MS to Accurately describe
the numerous limitations to which We have alIu
dtd. They are usually inscribed with name. 20
nearly approaching our own as to escape the OBJ
servation of the urseeustomed buyer. Come are
represented rs made by the Union Watch Co.,, Of
Boston, Mass." mo suoh company existing. Some
are named the "soldiers Watch y 70 be sold as our
Fourth or Vim. Elie-y styls, usually known as the
"soldier's stch;" others named the Apple
ton watch Co.. Others the "P. 3. Bart lew In.
stssd Of our B. Bartlett, besites many yarie ties
named in fuca 6 manner - to convey ths idea that
they the vsri.sble productions of the American
Watch Company.
A little attention on the part of bu, srs win pro
test them from gross imposition.
ROaBIhs Il APPLETON
Agents FOR the Ansricl Watch Company.
- 1solm 1s2 RrosdwSy, New York.
u :. .DtNoiNa acApxaY.
''''' ." 1' afsx door: doors from the Avenue.
Pupils can join bis cls.es or take private less ,us
and lhps reriest Themselves in Gli tas fash- "a
1onsble Ballroom Dances, with p,ivacy aad ~
Tbs b. sst tifol scaptrs Exercise for .lAdis,l4k
rse,o s % SSas 1 ssrssas ior tas pEsytnon ssa cor
and s7ch distressing Affections as weak ohsst and
Ihs Indian olpb rxsreI.e for gentlemen.
KS tsss sr' nov forming.
Gentien.sn O VII rlsass TO call early.
-
Lessons on the Violin Snd yioloaoello.
DIARIEsl DIARInsi DIARIE
EOa 1851 FOR 1850, FOR 1891
rs vARrnTIzsi IS VAxnrIssI rs yAsrkYIRsi
ALL sTyLEsi' ALL STYLES. ALL STYLES,
sifsss,.,s ss,. and Wh9ss,li sss.,i iaa whG,.:s and
YHILP & eoLOA0Nsi PHILP q SoLoHoNa,
PHILIP & 6oL0MONst
kETRoP0LiTANB B0oKsToRk
332 PBHs. AVENUE,
Bstveek Eiath and Tenth Strests. 4
sEsent &c he ARMY FRH1 OF POSTAGE.
de Sntf
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T'O TIE MUSICAL PUBI0.-J. n. sTEHs.
/ Piano Tui er and BE parer Won Id resnest SH
fully amor nee 10 his friends an1 th 0 uausesIlHaS
public generally thst bI leaving their orders 81
at Mr.. W. B. EkTTlSLES Drug stors enrnar ~
Penn avenue an 18th streets they viii be urar,at
ly and satisfactorily attended to. q,F8 10y
Orders from the country also sttended h. h. "a
dressing to Washn gton Post 0fics. T. fo-sms
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CANTERBURY HALL
OANlERBURY HALL.
W1sHfssTT WW1sHHffsssTSH's sTSH's BikTTHHBB44k BBiikkTTHHBB44k
MONDAY, Fob. 22d, lSSS
MONDAY. Feb. 2.d 1854
EXTRA GRAND GALA MATINEE
EXTRA GRAND GALA AATTNEE'
At cheap prices
FOX LADIES, AND CHILDREN
Doors open a. z Psrfor gsncs at ) O'Clock D. N
A SPLxEDtn HOLIDAY BILL
A sPLEEDID Holiday BILL
viii be presented. introducing
TH1 nETIRE INCCMPARABLE COMPANY.
THE EHTIRE IEooMPAEABLS CoMPIsY.
IN ExIRAoRDINARy BILL 81 Right.
AN EXTRAORDINARY BILL Ar HIGaf'
folS4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-19

- The Grand Duke Of Baden IL q small
prince bnt great monarch, and considers 1t
msPe, so he talks OF the rno5iifsation of the
army about 1913 men, ALI the smali Gar
man Kingdoms areeputteriuG and strutting ifke
be ntum cocks ~ 4e8 srsrssEsA
~ A RELIGIOUS revival OF unusual interest
ie in proereee at tins Methodist Pfotestin.
Chi rch In Chestertown, Md
~ The foreign demand for United States
boEds at this time 10 said to be immense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-19
THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journal,
containing greater variety OF interesting
rest Ing than can Be found in any other, il
ruhlishss on Friday morning
Il invariably contains the aWashinssou
News" hat has made the daily EVENING
STAR circulate % generally throughout The
country.
TaRNs.
Cash, tssAvSss.y IA sscaaSs.
single copy, Per snnum. .........e1 50
Single copies. In Wrappers, FIVE Ourrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-19

WASHINGTON THE ATER,
ELEVEsIa sTRERr
LAURA KEENEs
CONTINUED aUoCEsS
MISS LAURA KEEEE.
AgD THE
NEW YORK COMEDY COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-19

lMPORTANT To SUTLERa
gUTLlRS Will FIND
ii. A. DOWNING & CO.'S
CONCENTRATED CLAM
10 By MOST VALUABLE A1FlOLl 70
THIIR TRADE.
II sells very rapidly, and II the most seoaomiea
ar.iaia dietf the ofaosr's mess. It prepared
n ono minute, and makes . most delicious aocp or
Uhowdsr. II II highly reesmmsndsd ly Arusy
Surgeons. The profits are large.
81. A. DOWNING b CO.,
Manufacturers Of Concentrated Food
No. Ill East 18th st., New York.
OF sals By BARBOUR i 6AHMlH, Sole Assnsa.
% Louiaiana Avsnue,
- Ely WAAhin Rton. D. a.
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METROPOLITAN coSCEsT "a,

METROPOLITAN CONCERT HALL,
Penn. avenue. above liza ssreet,
hR. HERzs-..-.. ...-..-.. .Propristor
h hILLiAls'..'..... Stage Manager
FIRST appearance OF the famous Coms1iau ard
MR. FERNANDO YLxURY,
The fsvorite Jig Dancer.
EI68 FANNIE MAY
Also, the
ARCuARD PIsrERs.
Miss Kittie Arehard IN Spanish Dsuces
Kiss Lilly Arehartin ali kinds OF D.nesa
NJ Williams In his celebrated Nssurs Daaes A,,o
in q variety of Ballads and Comic Eon2s
Performance 70 commence ~ O'Clock every eva
pinE. -"
ard Liquors the ark ct affords
Adrrii sion free. g,,o,~
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PITKIN ,6 CO.,
tsuoosssoRs TO BARHEs l. Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Dealers In Sutlerss SUPPLIES,
No. 4s1 NINTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D, o.,
No. IS KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA,


No. IS KING STREET. ALExAspaIA,VA.
In consequence Of the recent order Of tho War
Department requiring suffers to load in Washing
ton, VIC have thought it advisable to open another
house for the accommodation of our friends
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
purchased the entire stock and good will of the
houfe of Barnes Il Co., 4s1 Ninth street. Wash.
inston. and can now offer the largest and best as
sortnsent Of Suffers Goods in both cities
One OF the partners asiding in PhiIsdelphis Ia
all the time In the yet for the purchase OF Sap
plies; and as we buy Tor cash, datter ourselves
that we can sell prime goods ss low a. they can be
bought anywhere.
In visw Of the many frauds perpetrated on pur-
ehssers OF Army Supplies, we have given personal
and particular attention to the selection of our
stock of Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats JeIliss.
MILK, &C.. aud confden ommend them 10
Of the ceyy best qsaIty.
We also invite yoLr special attention to our lare
stock Of Butter Cheese, Foreign and Domssti
Pruits. Tobacco, Segars, eutlera Hard Hare and
Notions.
Truly yours. PITKIE d co.
WAaHINGToH. January 1861.
Having disposed of our stock of merchandise 70
the hrm sof hessrs Pitkin d Co.. we take grsst
pleasure IN recomm ending them TO our friends and
customers, who have SO generously patronized us
We do so, with the knowledge that our Successors
are fully competent and disposed, to make II fo-
the interest OF all to continue the PATRONAGE 4,
them which hssbeen 30 Hbersily EXTENDED to MS.
10 2S I'm BARNES Il Co
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SCRD'S NEW THE AVEEs.
TENTH STREET. ABOVE FPEEESYLyaNIAA A,

&S
TENTH STREET. ABOVE vEPEEkSYLgANIAA AG
FAAEWHLL BENERIf
MRS. d. Ps.'BowEns.
And positively las. appearance but one
THIS KTEHIN4, Fob 18TH
First isht of tie ues eomssy rritten FOR
Mrs goHsrs, By Edround Fslcnnsr Esq ,eat!sisa
WON NAs;
Ca, LOVE A9AIasr I'll z WORLD.
GeSSldi:e DArcy, afterwards Lazy s.a.ita SOa1t
JOY. nfs u, ?. Bowers
SAvoRiTIs OF rHs COMPANY.
Iq.To.rg~, let night Of Ers. 8orsrs. Eraai
THE BraasasR
lFD
TH8 HGNEYnocs.
Mono BY Ysb IL First produ cticu 10 ys shin s.yu
o. j. Lestsr " Nallack's great -i.- Of
HCEEpALE,
On, THE RIFLE yALL.
The kole right OF psrformance IN this ot > having
been purca ed by Mr.. Ford, 1t he pro5uoed a.
NO OTHER THEATEE
Itril re presented with new and O. giant scenery,
sy &ettrs Charles GetG AID Lamb, aRa powerful
cast Of sharaste!s, sm bcaetss he Esnos II
MES ALICE GRAY,
ENTIRE COMPANY.
TIE saie o! tickets for tss above pay VIZ conn
Rfnte on sstu-0sy.
SPECIAL E0TiCg-Tha Nsr C:rsie Ter COL
CnED PEksCNB is now n,an.
ADA 6SI0N.
TO Center Balcony Chairs. ...-. : 81 cents
VA IEiSs..-.. - t.SAh'S
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS ThEATER,

y - U
FeEnsyseas;A Assass, Hsav HS1t4nSs' Hstss.
kxoHs I'D pGKoyY1-.-..----.-. Director.
Aho Of tie New Chestnut Ut. Thsatsr, Phila.
THIS (Iridsy) EVENING, Feb. y,
Pifth niskt Of the brilliant nesgsrlsat Of tie
eminent American Frseedisn.s
Nh, EDFlS BoofH,
and only tins Of this
GRHAT DOUBLE BILL.
Which Il to be presented for the oeoas.on Ia whish
"'' n'0" rWe w esRGsasl ssRaIr = caAxAorzss.
Supported By Mr.. Cha hariea Barron, Mr.. J. Prior,
Mr. g. Rogers, &rx. Plaaida Mann. Aiss Ahes
flsoide Aias y srie Bonifsce Ard the entir Great
Company CT this magnificent :nes.sr :,
The PEI forns anra win oon nshce VIII GoisT1aiss
Shrfllins drama Of the
THE IR0n CEkST.
SIR 1dwsrd Mortimer Mr. Eivta 1sith
Wilirsd. .......,--....-M ar Chsriss ~ IRON
To eiude with sh .k pssrs's fsa ~ Of
KATHARINE AND PzTnUoRIO.
F6tSuchtc ........-...--. Mr. r1Vla ..aDfa
To morrow .rorinx Mr.. Baoih siu s.a.a: tof
the only time as
RICHARD III:
IN which ha - uneo Eslsd b. s,s living tor.
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~ NEW ATTRACTION.
AFirst.sIass Shee ssero In 7th Sire ct.
IBAv1 OPENED THE
LARGEST, FINEST, AND CHEAPEST,
BOOT AND SHoB STOkA
L. tie city of Washington. with very s1tsnsivs
LADIES MIssEs,. CHILpgYN,s,
G1ETe, AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES,
svery style and Quality, ss prices to sait eyery.
No. ol7 1th street, Intsliissncsr siooi.
80 door above street. west side.
- gIeas variety OF MILITARY BOOTS.
H Yul
We have On hand large lot OF prime TIMOTHY
HAY. Also, . lot of slightly damacsd Tmothy
Hay, which We will sell very Low
fe42W. nh street and Oansi Bridge.
uIsToRY OF w!sT POINT, And It's Military
II importance during the American Rnyoiution
and the origin and prosress Of the United Gtstess
military Academy. By Capt. Idward O. Bovntor
vol. with illastrstions; o. =
). s"'e ekANok TAYLOR.
RTADsi BEADsi
q Just received . large assartment. sss.ss
aoTTH1LY T. EeHRlNp,
3e9 Seventh strost
80 26-lms betwesn = and I,
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p-ns,. ROM LON DON.
kBUhEs-rins'y kcDGs, With Piano Fore Accom-
par in entsA !. = - : ->.
Mcorss Irish Melodies. with Piano Forte Ao.
con ps ainent8 ta - ~ - -. -So S
Ten Noett mea AMI MAG arkss for the Piano Forte.
Twelve Qusdr lles for the Piano Eorte.
The Braging aoosn Pianc Forte Book.
The EnEiish Song Book. ! - -
The Ball Room Musis Book
& Hsrdessohns FouEspait t Hongs, With Piano yorts
Ia Eorambals for the Pisae Forte. aS3s
La TrAviats for the Piazza Fcrfs
kfnani for tie Piano Porte.
Norma for the Piano Porte Ey9
La File Gu ReeiSoent for tbs Piero Porte
Rigoletto fer the piaru forte. -
Don Iaseusls for the Piano forte,
II Irovatorefcr the Piano Forte,
fe 10 FRANCN TAYLOR
rLoAKs, CIRoULARs. AND sHAwLs. =
BLACK CLOTH sAOKs st 90, a58
Do DO do from "a 70 efs,
kRQeIL1 R1AVHk, PLUSH. NIL f0N and
eoARlET OL0AKb and oIR0uLA IS In frsss
Il = yarieU. sss.i Inc 36l M.TAYLOh q co:
ARours or rHxsN xNE srss ssII Vim ;. sold 4 s,s sSs
gain. On account of sichneas. Apply % NO. SVs
Seventh street Vsst, os % tais OGes, 3azou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-08

on resolutions. made the following report
-hieh ~.- sdopsed
Re.sic>f. That this Convention folly en-
do-ses tbe platform q the late Nationa !
Convention a. Bahim0re. and recoguirrs
I ia .fbruAsz fsacols and .faairess .alassa.
"a Nominees Cor Presidsut and Nics Prssi-
dcuf. The fAithfal and tfied friend. Of the
Constitution ant the Cnion. uhose elrc-
tion wil BE a aaranty % The renewed de-
terninsticn OF the people. that the Federal
nion must and shall Be preserved.
Eesosrt.a. That ~ beArtiis r~spond %
the nominations Of Hon. Sansel Conv. for
The ofhce Of Governor % this State. rccog-
niEing IN him The true patriot. Who prefer
red his country 90 h.s party. lie tFtsu,yh-
ant re-eicction vii sAos that rs feli0~
e!''1ens appreciate has ssreiocs and endOrse
his poiicv
kesoires. That The people % Maine have
resson 90 be proud that they are repre.ent-
ed IN both brancbcs q tbs National Con-
grrss. By men q Distinguished ability. ~ho
deserve and receive the approbafion oftheir
eonstit1ents. aud that The Union mes Of
the % Congressional District. and espe-
cially q Oxford County. have special rcA.
son 70 point 9Th satisfaction - the record
Of tbsir o~n Representative. Hon sidney
Perhan. Tor kis sssiduoas aftention 90 their
Intercsts. being always fOsnd a. his post
Resotre'f. That ~ tender orr heartfelt
thanks 60 the brave soidiers % The Union
arnies. Who have taken their lives IN their
hands. and eHr'o-esl theuselves 20 danger
snd death. on many a hard fonght 6sld
and, While tAey Ars hghtinE % subdue trai-
torOus rrbels in the Soufh. ue wili DO all
On our po~er % counteract The plans oftheir
eerPc-head aliies n; The North. by ehec;u-
ally preventing their Aocession 10 poser.
ard eooseqsent ability 20 % grcater mic
chief
kssoieef. That 10 commend TIE noni-
nees a thrs Convention O. the cordial and
earnest support % the voters q Oxford
County. an plsdgc ourselves 90 49, al Jar
ard honorable means 10 secure thcir cleo
tion
Mr. Walker. from COnnittes 70 noui-
nate Couniy C,,unnittce. made the fOIlo--
ing IMPORT -hieh vas adOpsed.
J. Hobbs. Pari..
Jonas Greene. pcru.
Jacob :. Powers. Fryeburg.
Orcn Poster. Newry
A =. Jackson. Norway.
On MOTION q Mr.. Hobbs q Lowell.
Voted. that the shsnk. % the Couvrnsioa
arr hereby tsnder-d % is osEccrs. for the
successfgi manner in which their Dat e.
have been discharged.
On motion Of Hon n &. Reed.
Voted. That the proceetings % thi.
Conventson Be signed - ;hs Chairrnan and
Secretary. and Pablisbed 10 the Oxford
Democrat.
T. n. CARTER. Chairman.
DUEA BRADEoHn. Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-08
The Alabama Sank.

The last steamer brings ibe gratifying
ne-s. that ibe 4. ;. gunboat Ksarssree
has had ihc Opportunity O. meet he rotor.
o. pirate. A.abams. and after an engage
meui % one boar an fiiy minutes suocs.d-
Cd 90 sinkIng the ship. The pirates u.r.
saved by a British yacht Gear by. The CAD
tan Of The yacht gives the foIo-inc A..
count
S1nday. the i9th ult 1904. NJ. the
Alahama ~as seen oouing o8t Of Cberboarr
haroor touaid the KearssrEe. ~hi-h "a.
lying 10 about nine miles from BE l.nI
~ ITO A. ~. the AiabaHa oommenoed
tbe acton bv 6ring -iih 'be star5aa-a bas-
ter a. tLe distance % about q mile. The
hearsags commenced firing Immediately
vith Der starboari guns. and a sharp en-
gagsnent 18th very rapid fring TOOK place
Shot ani she'll we're used BY both vessel.
II che mean time both ships maneu,ered
around earh Other in complete circle. A. tie
istanue q qlarisF 81 anie. AtIlo-
cio,k thc fring from the Alabama uss See.
% slarken. snd sLe Appeared % D. nall ay
bad sal snd shaping her course fsr t,e
lsni. A. 1880 she a. inad..a5iel AID
siukInr CONDITION.
TIE kcnrsar-e appeared 90 D. di.,bls5
although Der boa,s we're oct I'D 2, ked up
the remainder OF the pirates erru. ID.
AiataHa sunk in s5ost il,rty minute. 81.
irr sernmes De Der The Desrboan4
steamed .mmeiia,siy o. Co-es. whsre sbe
arird CO. pirates
Tie Alaaama iasi ore oGoer sd seven
nra AIDED. ari 60 men sounded. Csps
s.umes as slight'y seconded.
Before going o4t che piraie IA al be
chroaonrter.. sisty in nauiher. specie and
ransor hlr ls af Cterboarg.
De- c.afriscI that % one ~as Killed on
ths hesr.arrr. AID only three seamea
'I'ghfir u-unisi. TIE vessel 80 infs-ed
blt t.rr Itfle.
a tensnd hss been nat- 80 'bs renai
tion Of ta- pirates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-08
Dab efIi.u,. Is.. Z. Colby.

Ger uhoie oonmoniiy vAs panied iast
~erk. a. seeing the Announosmeot that
" The body Of Lieut. Colby Of the Maine
SD. bad arrived in w.sh,sgtoa.- Lieut.
Colby was wounded IN The baitlc 81 The
ushierness. and ~ent into a. hospital Mt
rssurued 70 the 6eld in sho-t time. We
have lear~ed that hs -as shortly after seq
"a 18th ehronie diarrh~s. ard spite q the
rruOustranocs q Capt. Noyos. -ho rcpre-
scented % him rs danger. n ssaid AZ NJ.
post. untl relieved By death.
His remains reached Rsrn ford. Srurlav.
and funeral services we're hsld At that
place on Monday.
Lieut Colby vas native Of Concord.
y. II. bet removed O. Rumford. Ne thiak.
IN early Efr. HIS cccupstion ior the lar
ger potion Of he ~as fsru,iag. thosrh be
wAs for a short tiuse engaged IN trade. and
besides the usual number q honorsbtc Local
othces. val b. rcra-mbercd a. the ocrupan;
for fOur years 81 the oftics Of SbsriH % Ca
ford Cosnty. in -hioh position bs Won an
unusuL degree Of PoPalAr i'y. -hioh "a,
vel deserved.
In The PrOEress Of the var hs has looked
on nth interest. and has sen botA n. Oh
er ions GO INTO The amy. On the last call
he lst one soa AZ home. ard -sns into The
service hins-L Ia 3. not three uaonth.
sincc his rrgi1a-ni. the lat from his STATE.
urrf frru, hnm~ T,,-.-h I. - -.
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TIE Boston Daily Advertiser. IN con-
Piimenting Name a. having furnished ths
man -ho q al other 10 tbe country pos.
sessed the charaetcr % assume the dirrrfios
% ihe hnanors. 81 this time. fpccuiates q.
o. b. successor IN the Senate. Il suggest.
10 names a Jadge Kent. Chef Justice
Arp.eion. ard Hon. Ether sbepiey. We
have beard ihs name 81 Jo.lgc Tenasy men
iionei. ior the uneEpired term. 80 one
'ec-s O. q-c1tioa he election % Vie
fresideut HAHN. by he l.esi,iafurs. neai
uirter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-08
Presid.a; Linoslns Aecep,AEse
kxEcUTIyE MsSsIoS. Washinzto on.
June R-th fsra

kxEcUTINE MsSsIoS. Washington.
June 9th. iS6f.
Hca. Wa. n-aa;.oa and osher.. Con
nittee Of the Nati onai Union Conven-
ton.
SertieDsn; Nour letter 81 the i4th m
slant. formally notifying me that have
b~cn nou, mated b. ths Conveniion you rrp-
rcssnt for The Prc-idcncy Of the I : Tor
icur years from tbe i0urth Of March nent.
has been received. Ti.s nominatioa =
gratefully acccpte a. a. the Rcsoiutioas u
the Consentios-cailod The Piatforu,-arc
heartily approved.
While he resolution IN regard O. the
supf.laatine Of Rspuhiican Govcrnuent up-
On the Western continent j. hily eoncarred
IN. there might b HaisgndsrstAnding we're
not % say that the positioa % the Gov
ernncnt IN rclation ~ The directioa u
rance tn heNico. az Assumed ihrouct The
state Deparfmest and indo-sed b. tLe
IonScution. arnong he measure. and acts
Of The ESccgtive. viu be hithfuuv main
tanned - bong a. the state Of faci. .h.n
have that position pertinent and appli-shie
an espScially graii6ed that ths soldier
and seamva ~cre not forrosfen b. the
C0nvcntlOn. a. thcy forever mast and Ill
be remembered BY the grateful country
Tor whose salvation they devote their
lives
Thankiug yea for the kidd and connli-
D-ntry terms IN ~hich you have comr.ani-
Gated the nominafion and Other pro~redi--.
Of the Convention. subscribe myself
lour ot,cdiru, servant
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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A Mr. >ncEErsEY. Seerctary Cha.e
las Fe'igned III Treasury porsf0lio. aBd tb.
fr~''deu' has PiAced IN his position Hoo
Wa fsa Fcssendeu q Maine. The nom-
inai'oo "a lns;snily confirmed b. the Sen
ATE. ard i received nth singular unAniai-
" througsoai the country. AL parties
oonccde has eminent ability and integrity.
and predict that whatever oan be done 90
improve cur financial condifioa vii not Be
omitted. Comments uPon tAe causes that
have ed 70 this r-salf have been abundaa,.
and seen 10 Poiut 10 tie fact thsl ths Pres
idcni has begun % exert a Eule discipline
m The ea5'nst ~h.ch nav result in grvatsr
harmony tLan tie Public have boea led 20
believe has hertoiorc existed
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a Coco ONE. senator Chandler %
h'eAigAH cave good bit 70 the traitorous
Sarrvi Dave q NJ IN the senate. Ak-
DAYS sinc-. In debate h. .aid hat b.
H'osed ibe rrsoistiSa 81 sHPaisioa against
Joan e. Breckinridrs. bat Ae aadeA.
+" ! regret thai 7 "a -. for "a created he
vacancy nos 6lied b. ths senator from
Aentseky tAr. Dasi.).- Davis pumped %
has let IN great eH eiioEcni. aHd ad,aDosd
fo-ar'is Mr. CaAndler a. ~ be intenaed 70
bring on PcSoaal csliision.
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Congress Adjourned on Monlav. A .pe-
cal Income tax 81 Eve per cert 4. ir,s..4
i'r the present year. The re- ear,Ineat
bi.i provides thar fity dars notice .hsH D..
given before a drnh. an give. STATE, tie
right io fecruit in retsi States Commute
tion BE- abolished Tbs 90 rerarI g. an
l''ie'ira'le 80. 51t -itb ths tiule gwen.
ih'' >'ate Ill te likely b. fn ber qsota
".'h to.--'eers. obsiatiag tie necessity ior
drah. Drafts are Co b. flr ore TO. rr
'arer wears. a. considered airisabi, by ~
Prrs.Irat