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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
R,pub,IsAn Ns.lonal Conv,n,IOn.

BALrlMoRE Iane 7-Ihe aek R+pub'i-
can National Convention assembled this NOR.
n'ug / Froh lrret Theaier, which Was ct ID
M tor the occasion by the Baltimore Ci y
Counc'l Tfere are nearly 600 delegates
p ssent ire'ud'nl many from remote ter TO-
riss. New Mexico has sent a de eRais Hon.
Ei Morgan as chairman Of the national com,
mittre, called the convention 10 o'der at II
o'clock. M king brief address. He propo ei
u II J. -eckinIidVe MS temporary charm. n.
The announcement was received " IN great
applause, viii b was renewed on his taking The
chni', und ihre ch s'a we're iVsn Tor he d
war horse of x ulnckV Br-ck mr. dye re-
turned thank for The honor. aud in hrief aud
el, l,qreni speech txpl III cd The considerations
which induced him 10 auehd The Convention
-~-~-
The notorious Jim l. L,ne said the other day
: ! ike The way lhs war Ia beng oarr' d on.
So lar rs | am concerned. am wiling 10
make this war permanent IaSliIuliVu."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
JouN 8. mosRRERRY.

JOHV g. WoSEBGRRY,
ITAs just rsce we'd lI-Rs lot Of
ID r Y @ O O d 8.
Bought IN Now Yor Phld Iahia and Roaton for
cash, which he " II Ter Attan uer eent less than a.
hlu-e IN DAFT end istths
Caicoes for 10 cents pr yard; Muslins 20
10 2j Dless Goods Tor 20 10 25 Lawns from
is TO Is.
We ave a great variety Of DIR ESS
GOODS comprising everything that is new
and pretty: -r
Black Silk Sacks and Circulars Parasol-, Sun
Umhrellss KID Gloves. Mits, Veis,
Head Net. Ladies Gloves, Ho.
siery, Chailips, Lawns,
Mozamhiques, Paris Stripes Paris Plaids,
In fact everything ia the way OF rreitv Dress
Gooda, either in Plaid Siripes or Pl-in Colors.
MCSLlNS CALIC0ES. COTTONkDES,
DENNIS. HICKORY STRIPES,
SHIRTlNG nRILLIGG,
CHECKS,
And every line Of Drv Goods usually kept Ia
A-N elias. Dry oOod' Store All Of which
will he sold A.
n u u U CED RICE EST
CALL AND SEE Us, ONE AND ALL
JjHN q. ROsFBERl Y, so MAN Sres',
asoH'y OpPnsit the o urt Housr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
ADNINIsrRAToh,s NOTICE.

NTOTIGE Is herrby q Vaa tht the undersigned has
~ e nanpalnted aid qualified a. Aeni1nlstrSt1Y
I ne s-s,ts 10 N Q. Randall, las Of Montgomery
GiSnS WILLIAM G. RANDALL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07

NEw YorE June Z The IIerald's cores.
pond NJ sys; Colonel Morris tf he 7h
Nv 7 rk h.,vg a 'i''prv il not killed IL
VS. Colonel Morrsof Il e G6 h l. faniry
The Ilarali's ca rrsI opdent with The Fifth
Corr, Junr ! II A, VI SAYS Ia the charge
uron theieh' work., the veteran corps were
msgu i 'ently brave. A. hivlt At'er driving
lie enemy out Of heir wo H. our men I.y
within one lundr.d yards ofIhsm Dvlisht
revealed the iact that he enemv ID leh Ia
Fr "A, haste A undant stock of mu.keto |, #
standing un the rar'hw k. The Corp. i'm
mediatsly advanced wi hmt any pnemv visi.
be The vacated field shows that Ewelrs
COrus WAS terribly hpatsn
G lionel Potter ofthe s'h Nv York heaVy
ettlIrrv, officially puhhsh,d d As kilsI 10 SAID
TO be severely wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
McoiraI

Hu r. Coeshs Gods, Sofe Ttrua'. Arshu,r, ard
" GOnaumi ton II t. oStt ftTsr fty ut " y ne
trUui bdw IN S'se conplaii tstouy'R trtl ct
Stick md . Nsiifeors Cough y Dom
In conv oethen stit IL tla h e n. p,r.iion eve
.ed. IL uut only cu es,the sboV Aft vti nal the
fhros' Lungs hut " crpk Night ". at' Ad
hrtiinK of ~ od std I. "a 30 u, n gAtHlt icr any
k'nd o. -ore 1h'tAt II tH ~ Asai ~ uk ,ttus
sai. m I'd ons or riiH Prce s0 CtntA fst torte.
ForsNe hv drtg 4 I. Eenefslg.t nlt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07

A n y Mr. Coilins ,A,s abraham Lincoln
Ia ~ irsrtmenr in thf hsl d. OF lhe A miph.
~. An irteliRi Us waR says, then The AL.
mighty WOIkI with mi shly mean tools"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23
photographs of Popular People.

highly illustrative of the Oldest ablest and artues foks
Of the era the Great Fashoa Article by Jennie June,
whose sprghtly upon the latest and uos perfect
erywhrrc and universally consulted both in this me-
tropos and throughout the country; and commence a
series of illustrated Sketches Of rocsQue Adventure In
Foreign Chimes During the War, by Alfred rranpe; as
we'll as Hints Upon Cookery by Henry Gosling the me-
tropolitan cusinier
The nrst Of the year will nauguyate the thrilling orig
!nal novelette, by Dr. J. IL. Robinson, entitled:
.AIETHE;
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23
Tho Income Tax.

But few days now remain for the settle
mens Of the income tax. Those persons
who have not paid their incom ax. on
the ground that they have never been
called on for anything Of the kind, should
bear in mind that the law makes it i'm
psrative on them to make true return OF
the same, 80 is shown by the following
extract from the act OF Congress on the
subject:
ut ,hoH Be the duty Of all persons OF
lawful age. and oil guardians and trustees,
to make return in the list or shedule, as
provided in this act. to the proper officer
OF Intenal Revenue, effas amount Of his
o, her income. and in case Of the neglect
or refusal to make shure return,to the as
ssssor the amount Of his or her income.
The act Of Co ngress approved June
so. 1864. makes the same provision
that parties sAoH make return TO the as
sessor or assistant Assessor--and under
both acts parties Who neglect or refuss
70 make return are liable 10 prosecution
for attempting V sa,aad the Covers
nsss
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23
The Capture Of Fort McAllis ter,
with Twenty-one Guns and 200
Prigoners-Ouick Work.

The Her.ld's Fort McAllistsr CORES
poudent says: AT the capture OF that
fort at $50. A. ~, on the l4th, General
Hasen placed his division in position,
with another division Of the 18th Corps
a. support. and the order was given.
when his gallant division marched At
double.quick forward. penetrated the
abatis surrounding the work. plunged
through the ditch. and scaled the para
pets Of the fort. ten feet in hight. swar med
into the work under hot FIRE which.
while it cut down many. failed to check
the advance, and the work was ours.--
Most Of the garrison, bewildered by the
sudden march Of our veterans. surren'
dered in haste. but others stood by their
guns and fought until they we're cut
down. Not over three minutes elapsed
after our veterans reached the parapei
ere the cheers announced the work done
TO the eager troops ssreschsd arousd the
doc med city. Our captures were 90t
prisoners. twenty zone heavy guns. and
large quantity Of ordnance. subsis:enc'
and supplies, besides an open port
through which General Sherman can
draw oil Of his supplies.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23
The Ohio Family Journal.

This is the name Of new Weekly
Literary Journal. to be issued at the city
of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. about the Goth OF
December. by JOINS T. SHnrocK. 1t w's
be dis,iuc,ively and emph.tically a Fam
ay paper. which will mingle instruction
and information with amusement.
The editor, Mas. A. <. PORTER. has
been for many years = valued contributor
10 some Of the magazines nd newspapers
Of the E.stera cities, and the author OF
some we'll rec eived hooks.
With thu second or third numler will
be commenced the publication Of an Orig
inal Story. copy righted for this P,per'
entitled ALvIRA, Oh THE ORPHAN ExILs.
found on fact, and possessing deep inter
est to the reader in any pArt ofthe world
This story will be equal to book OF 800
pages. and will be followed by other Orig
nal Stories, that will not appear in any
other publication.
The Journal will be issued on double
msdsum sheet printed on clear new type
and contains twenty Eight long columns
| Of matter.
Ohio is in some respects very promi'
nent State Of the Union. Iii believed
that the people will Welcome to their
6re-sidss Home Weekly Literary Paper
which will gil want they have bee'
compelled to supply from the cities o
other States.
TxRxs-93 90 Per Aunun in Ad
vance. Clubs Of Twenty five, $4,000
! For other particulars address, JoHS l
; SHRYocx, Publisher, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23

more men wanted at the front--Appeal
to Military Cfaoisls and Recruiting
Agents.
WAsHrNaros, Dec. 19.-The following
order hsr just been issued:
WAR DEpARTEMRNr,
ApJurANT- GENERALS OFFIcEE, Dec
l9, 1864. General Orders No 301.
Every officer and soldier capable OF do.
ing duty is wanted in the field. and ifnot
on duty, they are ordered TO their respect
i've organizations. All Provost Marshals
and Boads of Enrolment are instructed
the most diligent exertions IN
forwarding soldiers to the front, and IN
arres,ing de.erters. shirkers, and all fit for
duty, who are abssn. without proper au-
thority. Surgeons in charge OF hospitals
are directed to send forward all who are
dt for service, taking care, however. not
to expose any who are unfit. Recruiting
officers are enjoined to diligence, and
those who are found guilty of neglect, or
are useless, the Adjutant- General is di'
rected to recall Immediately and send
10 their commands. Evry effort must be
put forth to fill up the ranks, strengthen
our armies. and aid the patriotic and
gallant troops now smitlng the reeling
enemy with victorious blows. BY order
Of the Secretary of War.
[signed, E. D. townsend. A. Az
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23

Of men 90 volun .sers for the respective
terms Of one. two. or three years. for mil
itary service. In case the quota, or any
part thereof. ofsny town, township. ward
Of city, precinct or election district. or a
county not SO subdivedsd. shall not be
filled within 6fty days after such call,
then the President shall Immediately order
a draft, for one year, to fill such quota,
or any part thereof which may be untill-
ed.
AND WHxaE.s, By the credits allowed,
in accordance with the act Of Congress,
in the call for i've hundred thousand men,
made July 10. 1894, the number OF men
to be obtained under the call was reduced
to two hundred and eighty thousand. And
whereas, operations Of the enemy in GER :
tain States have rendered j. impract icable
to procure from them their full quotas OF
troops under said call; and whereas. frcm
the foregoing causes. but 100000 men
have been put into the army. navy and
marine corps under the said call Of July
IS, 1854. leaving = deficiency in that
call OF 26O, 900. Now, therefore.
I. Abraham Lincoln, President OF the
United States OF America, in order to
supply the aforesaid deficiency, and
prove for easusltiesin the militsry and
naval service Of tho United States, DO
issue this, my call, for 100000 volun'
,sers, to serve for one. two, or three
years. Quotas Of States, districts, and
sub. districts, under this call, will be as
signed by the War Department, though
the Beureau of the Provost Marshal Gen.
of the United States: And in case the
quotas. or any part thereof, Of any town
ship, ward of city, precinct or election
district, or Of a county not so sub-divIded,
shall not bs filled sefore the loth osy "
FEBRUARY, 1865. then q draft shall be
made to fill such quota or any part there
Of. under this call, which may be untitled
on said 18th day Of FEBRUARY. 1865. In
testimony whereof. have hereunto set
my hand and caused L. S. the seal oil tho
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington. this
10th day of December, in the year Of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-four. and Of the Independence OF
,be United States Of America. the eighty
ninth.
By the President.
[signed ABRAHAM LiNoohN
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secatary Of State
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23
Friday Morning, Dec. 23d, 1864
No Paper Next Week.

Next week we shall not publish reg
alsr number Of our paper, but she'll sim
ply issue slip containing legal adver'
tisement, DC. We do this on account
Of the Holidays being at hand. and those
in our employ desire to have good time
like other white folks.
Having worked faithfully all the year.
We concede them next week to ENJOY
thSmselves. Therefore the next No. oil
the Pioneer will not be published until
Friday Jan. 6, 1865. In the meantime
We wish our patrons one and all. s"Mer-
ry Christmas and happy New Year,
and hope that in tie future. as the past
they may 6rd the Pioneer . welcome
messenger at their fresids'.
N. B.-No paper published a: the
Union office. next week.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23
january L, 1,1805-
TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
The New York Mercury.
The Pride of the Frireside.

In the prime Of vigorous intellectual manhood, the
Pbenix OF the weekes begins its flight for the year.
over the tagging and leess contemporaries, with its
ewes ed upon the sum- beneath which it own no rivalry
The war which has topped down whatever it shallow
and baseess has written wrinkle on the bright agis
of our success Our features for the ISSUE OF 1855 shakes
the psars of whatever has heretofore been deemed i'm
periu in serial literature Both sides OF the Atlantic
render us tribute We shall continue the thrilling ro-
mances of Miss NJ F. Baddon necronancer OF the strong
dark passions to whom we pay more money annually
than the entire capital of our nitators and add to our
American staff the champion Jester ot the cap and BELLS
Josh billings who will commence with the rst oi Janu-
ary series of his well known inimable comic papers,
written expressly for u.s. In his irresistby cohvsve
yien Harriet r. Prescots, the most polished and nag-
inativ sketch-writer ving Y. T. Barnun, the world
flned Snowman aud auobiocrapher Miss NJ A. Earle,
Fairfax, Bilfour DR.. j. H. Robinson, and 'Ned hunt
line renowned and versatile novelette, WRITER'S will
exc ont the sparkling contributions oEsueh facile poets,
feuilletoniSs huoSts critics, travellers paryraphists,
etc., as George Arnold W. o. Eaton. Mlc W. Carpen-
ter George Alfred Townsend, Julia 5. lngraham, Ed
ward wictt George Martial Joseph Barber, j. A. Pat
ten and others enough and clever enough to
run all the newspapers on the Continent ~ ,
The vivid pencils of barley Mcclellan and White. the
first draughtsmen of the age. will make the new volume
pictorial and whatevdr offugtve or metoric note may
appear during the year, will at be engaged and
made available .
In addition to It's crisp and telling editorials its del"c
bile Cossiper's Club, in which the aptcst and wittes
poems carcatlrcs and hurcsques of the times rst ap
pear aud lis coquetsh Ladies' Promenade, to which al
the mothers swcchearts, daughters, wives ana "iuo"
Of the land subscribe their experiences the New iors
| Mercury will continue the faithful and cogent.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23
Death Of Mr.. Dayton, American
Minister to France.

Mr.. Dayton, our American minister.
died At Paris, on the 81 inst, OF apo.
plexy. No details stated.
Hs left his home, in perfect health, to
call upon "a lady at the Hotel Delavan'and
soon after entering the room he com
planned Of being unwell, and laid down
upon a sofa and appeared to fall asleep,
and tho lady threw shaw over him,and
called physician. Upon examination
he was found to be dead. in tho position
where he had layn down.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23
Proclamation Of the President.

WAsnrGroS. December 2o.--By the
President OF the United Ststes . procls-
nation:
wHxaAs, by the set Of July 4. 1864,
entitled sn set further 70 regulate and
provide for the enrolling and calling ou,
the national forces. and for other par
poses. it is provided tba, the Prssidsn. OF
tbs Upitsd States may. n his discretion.
Al sny tin. heissftsr, esli toy ssy ninhsr
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23

unofficial Accounts Of the Battle-How
Hoods Left was Smashed and his
First and Second Line OF Works was
Captured. Gallant Charges and Splen-
did Results.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23

Notwithstanding the upward march Of every article OF
luxury and consumption and our enormously increased
outlay for the year 1865 the Star Paper of the Repupilc
with its forty columns of sterling original natter VIII
CONTINUE to be issued six c0py and sold by all
newsmen and periodical -dcaers in America Its long
and honorable history insures lis subscribers sgains the
casualties and fatalities which have swept so many
mushroom Journals off the board; and left their patrons
disconsoate at the loss of their money
To mai-subseribers our term are,
cash in advance: Single copies e. 50 year. three Cop
les $ six copies $s; nine copies $50. The party who
sends us $40 for club ofnnc copies will receive an ad
dtona copy free. Six mlonthe' subscription received
Canada subscribers must send twenty cents eairs io
each subscription to pay the American postage.
RE Subscribers should be careful to write plainl,
the name Of their post-ofice, county and State Spec
men copies sent free to all applicants. Address;
CAULDwELL & WHITNEY.
Propretors Of tn c New York Mercury.
Eos. q knn sssst and ll3 Pukon b., sss York Org
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23
Surrender of Savannah Refused
Heavy Fighting in progress.

The Richmond Dispatch Of the l1th
says:I. is con6dentslly reported that Sher
mans forces were in front OF Har dee, on
tho 18th, and tho surrender of Savannah
being refused. heavy fighting was going
on that day.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23

EF One Of our confectionsrs adver
tisas broken hearts for thirteen cents per
pound! Call and see him.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23
Probate Notice.

1ToT1CE 10 hereby given that Benjamin Norris, 40
minstrator of estate OF John W. Walton, has nled,
In the one Of the Probate Court Of Wyandot Coun-
L ~ Ohio his accounts for final settlement.
Said accounts will remain on die In taid once uatii
S.,n3 NE KIRBY,
n.,.rhs,u.n Fressw yptys.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-23
THE CHILD OF TIE CORD.

which will be followed by splendid new story by MIS-
NJ. Z. Braddon, written expressly Tor the new 10th
Mercury.
The sun., 1864-08-10

CLEARED.
-Sovt'ty, PhilsdeiphiS Bristol. DO.
sHip-Alhet GAlAtn, pelAno, ior Liverpool.
B>RKS- -veritA Cork. Gwion, Barbados.
Prince AIhert Richepute. Rising Dawn. Cork. Ira
weller, 'Altimoie, Helene CsiiH.
BRlCs-Giulet's, Cardiff; Edssrdo> Quecn,to~-n.
y IIarais ri.a b Sash- Gov Bay fmuy Fish.
ei, Cow Rnv. q II.
SCHOONER -Addington, Georgetown; Jane Ma
re, Norvici FI'cr louise New Haven Olne Ma'il.
dn. - John, \ =. LlilA 81 Kite, J " Nine, New
Orleans fairbanks Wrrhington. IIAlitiA st John, y
H. t,,n Putnam Wnshlnftor Victory, f.overnoI's
Island. jam liadem, DiehtoD: francis CoifirL Phils
delIhin, Aguilln, Chinco'eA<uc
ARRIVED.
rvANsHIps-Thamr.. Fortress Monrue King
fiber rtoN violence, K I; pcla~nro. Tron'on. v Y.
wayhinfton, i.vIe. Fulton, Port Roy AL sidon, Iv'l
Cso.inA- Bc.nioit. Nc; John X Thomson Baltimore.
u M".cy, fhilade' phia.
siiIps-Ocesn Signal, fnew, .90n tns,1 path, Me-
VERMONT Il shlpof the iincl from Port Royal sc.
BARK-Mcrrtma6, oI Prussia, from Mareiles
Bgii;s-oiarotno, Of Gibraltar, from Marioo. pi.-
patch, Santa tituk, Leonard Berry, Seerl Jsm.ics,
{ pfu-, Ceufi-Yss, Fanny Butler, ManEAliNn Scot.
l1nt, CieuneeoS Sarah tlasg Tsmp..o; 1at~1o,
kim t,n Jam.
SCH0cNFHF Geo Tbonss. BALTIMORE Ann, VIZ
riniL RANGES SsueTl, lor Royal ANeator, Cslsis,
Gen Pseyev, II Andrevs, Argus, Sorer-'t M~s
Clara 4 Holmes, Curaroa: Flash, Aux Cayer; Fiod.-
Iics, sssua: Abbio Bradford, Por nu Prince.
The sun., 1864-08-10

THI ATLANTIC EASE BALL CLrs, - Breok-
'yn. and Camden Club, Of Psil,tephla, played At
the latter city on Monday. tn. sonrs standing. A..
lAn,ic g. Camden ~. Tho match IN Tle,iay
with the Keystone Club was won by the Atlantic
by a score ~ 65 to 10.
Coal At COSY. An Association has bssn
formed in Brooklyn. having for iw object the frrn
is.iDg OF GOA 10 subscribers dlret from tho mines
at rrt cost. Last somo half dozen gentleman
of Brooklyn dubbed together 70 buy = hunirci
tons Of coal for their one Of thelr numt<r
wss sent on ~ the unee and boueh, the cosl q,
trt cost, attended 10 its shipment 70 P-oplfrn,
and bad v cnrtcd 10 The hou,es OF the parties. AZ
ter paying al eHpcuys, the club found that they
hal Just Avcd eighteen per cent. On the retail
price " coal In Blooklyn. II 10 proposed iy the
association H. carry out th. plan on more extend.
~ scale, and by buying coal hy the tbousAnd tons
stil grcntcr say,ng OF twenty 10 twenty Nv. u :
cent f,ry hc effected. suhscrp,ons t. the sino,n
~ I.fOO tons have bccn received ana tho t-,oks
olosel. As soon the business arrangements have
tccr made, aud everything appears sntis'actorv,
class for one thousand tons more will b' form
ci aud 40 on q any extent. Tue Assoc. Oh held
tueciing Monday evening, st whicb II was
stated that ,h. transportation companies would In
tcrIosc every Obstacle n the bringing of coed nom
i,.r rlres. 4 comm ttoc of 1rcc was finally ap-
Ia nted to visit the rrin~s and Whit arrangr-
men,s he made 81 getting opsl, the rnciinf'i ~
Ira pota,ion, aud tho cos, Of bringing the same T.
this city.
A NEW SrrAn ESGISr. Pacific Fngne Co.,
No. IL, received new steam cnrine last week.
II was built by John Sntn, Now York, and cost
5000. towards which 'hc city of Brooklyn sppro-
rr,si,d s8.SOo--.hc remainder being made " by
she company. Tho apparatus was tried Yesterday,
an threw stream over thc Pi'rrcpont II ,use. and
In al other r~~pc u proved .at.fstory 70 The
psuy.
lDcsrRATrp ny THE HEAT. John Riley,
employed IN Hus,rd's dig'illery, Franklin avenue,
vs prosuatcd by tho heat yosts risy, and convey
~ to the City Hospital IN dying condition. As
family reside St she corner OF Gold and Tillary
The sun., 1864-08-10
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. or HIBERNiANS, no. 2I-ALL
"A. the members Of the above No are hereby
not hcd tn attend ial meeting on Ncducsirg
evening, lsh inst, nj headqn-rfer. l2ith Il and
tth a.. b. order oi PFIkR j. uOLDEN,Pi esident.
IHOs. g.. kkNNtDS, See. 2.0
L'ENIAN BROTHERliOOD-De Department
= OF Manhattan. \ General " e,tns will ha held &
faaisn Hail. Sl4 Broadway New No.t, on We1nf.-
Gay evening 10Th inst, al oclrk 10 make arrange
ntnt los the gi.nd fenirn Festival ., .Ions' Wool
~ order oi the Contrai Committee. Jas. NJ. Dt-
MOTT. see. tat
THE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. 4.
u H. souety, NJ. Of 81 ootiyn, T.. H.. will hold -
puhlic mectins Gr this Neincstay evening. ! tn
INST nj oc,ork. At their Hall, cor tinnd and TN
sta speai hs n" Messrr. VI. +. Cross -. MNreeland,
Dunn aud othei.. Singer .-MessI :. Nash and Mar
lrnd. y. B;-Ihe memhsr- arc I'll ie, ,u. tied 10 BE-
Pieteni ht iinlpftint hurintee will b, tssaUfed T..