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Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13

DAILP q SOLOMONS,
B0OKSELLERs ARMY sTATIONRRs,
PRIME TIERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
Sn PENNSYLVANIA AvEhUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field GlAnses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at heAdquArterI by A.
g, instant Adjutant Generals.
blank hooks made, and Printing done to order on
geTy abort notice.
All Printed Books en-, by mail frss OF postage.
osaa-n
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13

WHITKHURsT's GALLRRY, 4S4 PENNSYLVANIA
AvEsUE-Ihis celebrated establishment has lust
the largest collections of Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand
embracing hkenesses Of distinguished persons
these fallen In battle can be obtained here For
superior work, Whitshurst outstrippIng his eom-
petitors, received medal at the Worlds Fair,
imperial Photographs, also visnstts now mush
ought alter. novI4-u
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13

CHANCE OF CoMMANDRRs.-Capt. Sheridan,
oftbe Teaser, has been ordsred to the new sun.
? at fiereury, and Capt Johnson ordered TO the
Teastr Capt. Sheridan 10 gallant and sfti ,ient
omeer and has distinguished himself on several
oecAsions. A better Commander could not have
been placed on the Mercury. We may hook out
for work from tapt sheridan, a. he Ia not one who
believes Ia laying Ia the stream idie, =
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13
AnussmenlA

CANTBRBURY.-Amusem seekers will beaI
10 mlnd ths unu,uaily attractive programmes pre-
stnted at he Canterbury on Saturday night MisI
sailIe sunderland, the great balladist OF the day
VIII sing among other gems, the "sweep's Re.
ram" LOT me last time hare. as we undeI stand
she appears In an entire different olAss OF songs
next week. therefore we advise all who have moi
heard her capital Imitation OF the sweeps cry moi
TO lose the last opportunity. Muiligan and the
balance Of the burnteork Persussion, viii guaran-
tee to make you laugh heartily at their droieries
while Mons szollossy and his troupe Of pI city,
.hortsEir'ed dlyipities, will appear In some oi
their best Terpsichorean efforts. Trere IL no
place In the city where you can while away i
hour or so more pleasantly tnan at the eyer-popu.
lar Ca rterbury
VARF1IEs.-Two grand performances, this
aiterDo N snd evening, when the great life drains
of"The Belle OF Washington" will be performed
for the last time, positively, ssit must be with
drawn to give place to tho beautifui drama OF
"1he Six degrees Of Crime" which will be per-
formed for the first time on Monday night next,
when the popular actor, Mr.. Geo. Andrews, from
the Philadelphia theatres, will play the part OF
Julie Dormily, Look out for a new company.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13
ID U B LILO q LIE
CAPTURED AND ABSsfNpoSKp PROPERTY

CAPTURED AND ABsNDoNEp PROPERTY.
TRsAsuSv DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE SECoHD AGENCY, J
WAsHIsoroE, August l, 1854.
A large and varied lot OF captured and abaudoned
property VII be sold at public suction, to the
NS. ii KIND STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
on the 2tth Of August, 1884, at 10 o clock, .. m.
The sale will comprise large and valuable as
FURNiTURE AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS,
Mahogany, Bl.ek-wsinut, and Cherry Furniture,
carpets, Crocksry,
Cooking Utensils,
Glass and Tin Ware,
PfsnofOrtes, Melodeons,
brugs and Chemicals,
A valuable lot of Dry Goods,
Large lot OF Miscellaneous Books,
Fancy Goods. Stationery, Cutlery,
Large lot Of Cotton Warp, Wool,
Large quantity Manufactured Chewing AMI smok.
Ing Tobacco,
Wines, Liquors various kinds Bitters.
Also, large quantity Of Blue and other Rags,
and variety OF other goods, too numerous to Be
mentioned.
NJ Terms cash. In Government funds, on delIy.
sas-rs, Sup Spec. n; Al a Ers... EElsasG. S..p,,
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
n HORSES.
Wan DEPARTMENT., CAVALRY BUREAu,l
OffIcE OF CHIEF QuARTERMAsrER,
WI, wA.nLsoIos, "a ,s p, C., august ., 1854
+, Mn oe sola, AZ public arction, TO the highest
bidder, At the times and places n. ned below. viz:
,o Rssailg, ilg, PennsylvaDis, THURSDAY, August
oAItoons, Penn.yIvsnis, THURSDAY, Ausu,. %,
1854.
Lebanon, Pennsylvanis, THURSDAY, septsm.
Der I, 1854.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, Sep
tember z, 1861
two HUNDRED t2oO) Cavalry Horses, at each
place.
These Horses have been condemned - Ut ut for
the cavalry service Of the army.
may be had,
Horses sold ningly,
Terms; Cash In United States currency.
JAMES A. EkIk.
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quarterm Sster,
Auo.ttS Cavalry Bureau.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13

THE NATIONAL UNION LIFE And
Il LIMB INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
~ AND MULES
CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,l
WAsHINoror DEPOT, }
WAsHINoTos, d T., July 28 1854.
win be sold, at Public Auction, at the Corrals,
near the Observatory, In the city OF Washington,
D: C., on WEDNESDAY, August 10, 1884, and on
WEDNESDAY, August ~, 1854, = lot OF
HORSES AND MULEa
condemned As unfit tor public service.
Termsi Cash, in Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, =. m.
D. II. RuCKER,
B-igAdier General and Chief Quart rm ,ster,
jy0S 24t Depot Of Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13

DY GREEN "a WILLIAMS.
AUCTIoNEERs
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS STORE FIXTUREs,
lnuAnt 10 O'Clock, .. m, We shall sell at the
.o.e & Q, W. Miller, corner Of Seventh street essi
~ ~ u na see, south Navy-yard, good assortment
,ea sugars, and Coffs s,with an assortment OF
onet o groceries usually kept In . family grocery
Also. = good lot Of Liquors, in dram and battles,
and ,he ore Mixtures, such az Pls form and Coun-
yer soales, measures, Stand Casks, 40, &o.
Aut0-d ..,nt
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13

ACCIDENT AT THE NAVY YARD.-Thls morn
Ing, while the gunneTs were enEaGed Al the eEperi
mental battery In the yard, In bring 81 target OF
two-ineh boarda, 4 ball went through the board
ter'a mate on board the TeAzer, which wns " INF
in The stream. 1he ball entered his head, and in
hetd fearful wound He II still living, but we
have Dot heard whether or no hopes are enter
tained Tor his recovery. No one was TO blame tor
The accident, the ball having glanced alter going
through the target .r -
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13
; AUCTION SALES

RY JAMES Q. INQUIRE q CO., AUG.
TIoNEERs.
sIGH BUILDING LOTS AT THE copNrp
2, nvttn Asnest aed Third street vest.-on MON.
~ ~ ns,, ~ !, sNno0N, Aug 18th, ats O'CLOCK, ON
Square No. eei divided into sight de,irssls hn,idl
Ing lots fronting about 20 feet each on fSird .t,aat
west, at TIRE corner Of north street u'uoet
Termsi One-third IN oash, and the ran r.,.... H..
OF trust on the premises. - oseu
ohaEr. P"
,Apsymentoof s9oon each 10, required q. III.
-, o. 80. ). G. MCGUIRE a CO.,
huglo-d Auctioneera,
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13

CHARGED With RoBBsRY IN WASHINGTON.
4, nan named frynk hauyer, alias d. Id W.
woodward, was arrested at the Camden st- eet de.
pot, Yesterday, by special offioer Wright, on the
charge o. having eommitted y robbei y in wAsh-
await the action Of the su u orit es Of the Dstr,ct
The dspaeh which led 10 his arrest stated that on
Ihursday the house Of Mrs. Jane Duncan, No. ga
sand dollan.-Bahinore Sun
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13

THE NATIONAL UNION LIFE AND
l. LIMB INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $5OO,0OO.
oRIsoS BLUNT, PreS't JoHN L. CILLEy, ses'y.
BRANCH OFFICE:
No. I7t FoUArEENrH STREET,
OPPOSITE WILLARDS' HOTEL.
WAR RISKS TAKEN ON LIFE, AT THE
LOWEST RATES
The insuring OF Limbs being the Fpeeidihy OF this
Company, the attention OF OFFICERS and SOL
DIERs 10 particularly called to its merits.
Prospectus and circular, explaining the prinei-
pies OF the Company, can be had, with all other In
formation, by calling at the ONCE, No. tTt Four.
teenth street.
EVERY OFFICER, SOLDIER AND SAILOR
Should insure his Limbs, thereby providing for
himse!f in case he should be so unfortunate as to
lose limb.
This Ia the only Insurance Company OF the kind
in the world, chartered expressly by the State OF
New York to meet the wants Of this great rebel
lion. GEO. s. WILLIS,
aua-im Managing Agent OF Branch Oree.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

TINuE primary cause OF every disease that nssh
l. beir TO Is iInpurity OF the blood Ihe hlOOd bo-
comes impure from many causes, Impure air or
change OF weather, unwh holeaome food and exposure
are among tho principal causes Of tmpurIty Of the
blood The symptoms are gidtinesH, headache con-
us I'd thoughts, eyes lul gnd heavy, drowsiness
stIpaon Of the bowels, had taste te mouth, foul
tongue liver complaints, pains in the back and logs
OF appetite, sleeplesa nights, oolct cramp, pain
sndtghmeas of the chest, heartburn, gout and rhsH
matish pnKluS aud purgns, ehills and feveTs moro
ess accompanying those, and long tram Of troub
esone aud dangerous atioehOns, all Oi which may be
prevented and cured by taking oW doses OF uT.
SrRlOR LAMBS VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS Pills. They will purity the blood and pat
the stOmachi hOwela and liver IN healthy condition
lhey particularly suitable for chrome and n6rVoHs
discusses. Every amlly and every soldier skOldd
keep supply Of these Pills, many diseases are oh
waited hy tner use. fhey are mlld and safe msdi
cine, aud be taken ut any time without dahger ol
taking cold.
Sold by AL druggists, or sent TO any part on receipt
OF twenty five cents and stamped envelope HddEess
cd DR., sfRIOK LAND, east fou III street, 0ineinna
q, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

You'd he.e chirsa nave GoihloIlAua i"iilo' l''
tb u,s.ne a iialint Wonid ibis wie ba thde p9ii-
lent ei tno aohi ehanues OF cue wodht Would siiia
aged aui feeble parent be PluNldsd i"ll "uu,u 'J
fop, Tty by forced sales oi iHhnt~tTatol 70 meet
he demands ot creditors made when tue ma Nc, Nj
rends downward, and tar prces cannot IN fehi@e'H
How lew can RnsWsr these question 10 ihrlI aAts'ue
uoul rhey fear ask them, aud cherish u bohel
that they have long lease IN tiIe rms is t"'h ''
ish ana srdly. Ihs traYs Inap ..,...-5 . tl1
aItr.ua ai. a.u{U B. l...H i#i..aH. H
e..t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

Persons Of sedenlAry habits troubled with Waokno,
iaistude, palptnhon Of the heart, lack Of appetite
IN tress ater oaupg, torpid liver constipation, 49,,
obcryo TO suler II they viii not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
which are now recommended by tho Highest n,aicnl
snthonies, and warranted To produce an i,nmediate
benefeal effect. They are exceedingly Rsgeade, per-
ecty pure, and must .peTceue all oder ionics wircre
a hoalihy, gentle sumulant IL required
fhay purify, Strengthen and inylEor,te
they oroate a seulthy aPPeutei
they ara An auudote to change Of water and diet,
tney overcome effects OF dissipation and late hor.i
they str engthon the system and enlyen th, miud,
they prevent miasmat.e and intornilItent foyess
They purity tho breath aoihty Of the stomach;
fney cure dyspepsia and eoBHppeto
They cure diarrheA, cholera and dholem nCThus;
rhey cure hver complaint aud nervous headache.
They make tha weak strong, tho iangud brlanG
and are exhausted natures great restorer. They ar
composed OF the celebrated cahaays barr, wlnior'
green saszslraa roots and herbs a din per.
isctly pure st. CrolH rum.
80 hayo given the Plantation mttery to hund
reds OF our tsahed H0diers with the most astonish
ing effect. G. W, ANDREWS
supt. soIlieSs Home, Omcmaii."
Hlp IlAnNNtOh bilNefh nave Nuifu NV W hNNi
complaint OF which was lald up rrostrate, md had
10 abandon my business.
n,B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, ohloN
80 owe much TO you, Tor verify hoiloYe th'
Plantation Ditlers have saved my hie
Rev. W. II. WAGGUNER, Martrid, N. ""
49, Thou wilt send me Two bottos r,ore Of THY
Plantation Bitlers. My wife has heen greatly benefit
ted by their use. Thy friend,
ASA cUERlN, Philadelphia, Pa"
| - have been a great sufferer from dyspepsin
aud mad 10 abandon preaching The Plantation
laers have curod me.
Rev. }. 5, oATHoRN, Ilochostcr, N. ""
| SEMI us twenty -our doaou more of you
Plantation lHtters, the popularity of which arc dul
/ inqI,asng NItn The guests of ourhousr.
| SYKES, cHApNiCE 4 co,
| rropnetors wlarrs hoiul, Weshngtonn ~. c.
! 4urh arc QUE IN thousands oi rcruhcnte7 iWly rr
cesod 1hey arc immensely h,uetcial to weak PEI
sons .and delicate fomaes.
Hs eAuiinrs OF rs-hed,botllss. sos our msuaiu
on a Rna steel plate lntn'l They are not iold by th
ualluu They are only sold IN our patent log cnW
bottles by respectable drugsia grocers, hotels "a
loona steamboats, and country slorea.
+. Il DRAKE& co,
eVilAw6m 2G1 l!rosiway, u. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRIOKLANys MnLLlBLUOUs COUGH
BALKAN

This 10 the best and cheapest remedy for OoIlghs,
Colds, H0ATaennss, Asthma, WhoOping Cough, ahd
Consumption. Eyerl body who has tf1ed this excel
lent Balsam automatically recommend L.. hrs.
Mehell, Barr htreet, Cincinnati, says ahe has been
earul sufferer with cough for many years SO bad ~
not TO be abe walk up stairs. she took bottle
OF this Basam, aud has hesa bottar ever since, and
advises all who nave Coughs, Oolds aad Asthma 70
try this valuable Cough Balaam Fifty cents per bot
de Sold ~ III druggists, and manufactured IL No.
east Fourth street, Cincinnati. I.-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
lDress auo 0eIoak ftadkinq.
MYnkoOn,s Iceland PectOral.

Diseases OF Tho thro,t chestand pulmonary orBm-
tro nsor prevalent, insulious and daugeroua. The
properties oi medicine 70 alloytate cure aud uproo
Utsorompiants, must be oNpe'tur9nt, uupiync i,nu
,uWgoTating, l0osening The muang of tie thioht, ant
upariinR ifne to iho rutlge sJstem No discovery ga
medcN ssenre ever mastered thts oiRsl ot disetfos
Ire IN WynkoOp's Iceland Puctoial, 70 is used vail
he most at pniahiur urani4ln all eases ui hrounhl
innpensa, whooPipg cQl,gh, ,iWherie or ruFld spir
utfpafi asthula rr9hh cpughH, Nuidsr rnetNoht uiiu
tHlty, Sc. f.. .....I... Id
The Rsv J. ]. Potter cert,hes That, ~ hay0 used nr
Wynkoops loetoral tnr several years, myself amt ~
my ianilys Tor severe pulmonary coluraint,s nnd
have rcconmendel lt 90 many others, and have never
se, Il its equal" Roy. j. j. Potter, hrooklyn n. Y.
HTn-irods and thpussudR ol Important tstiuioni-
ale could lio prOdncad, showing ts remarkable cures
upd that it never tuls,
~ ia composed OF pute iceland Mosa Balm Of Vll-
cad, Peruvian RAisan, ElVcampaue, tomlfeyi bnr-
do,k aud other Invaluable expectsrant and tonic in.
gradients. u harmless, prompt and acting. In
yaihs aud sufferers cannot atord To neglect trial
Every iarnily should have 10 II ~ renarkabe ipr
Group Full descriptions, accommodations and IL
Il csuOns accompany each bottle
Bold in Dayton hyW W. stewart and all pHNclpu
drnggiats. ..a r.. .....t .t. d
Freparedb by pr. X D. wynioep, aud sold hy p p
Harness s Co. New York. l 10 sesjdiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE

FINHE Ktns grsnta poiicIe5 FOR Lies tor term
L OF years, hniuNnent pnhSies snd oh'ldien Tn
dowtnsnt. Also, NOn toTietnE Folctesi on "hloh ~"
payment Ii required alter tHu years.
Five thousand dollars paid on Two Losses 10 TINS CITY
within the last months
AuaaE all the ooutriyau.e- OF man TO protect the
family circle iroul want none can ue tsuuI more situ'
pe Ia s character noble t7 natures, certain Ia
it, results, than Lille Insurance. IL - the prop which
the iyIuJ husband caves to
tHH afl8EUib H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
3 /, AibGrp Stable.
e JAmEs oATHoARq's 1sbl,.
LIVERY STA Bile.

2 Hrice Dila's oil stand JedarAon strest. .imme.
N 3iaieiy opposite the uAarketi Whero may bO had
a alt tunes the host OF harness horses ba9as, car
Hs Is also prepared TO kssp horsSs By the week On
reasonable tsfmA HHI4fi h saisaAa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

,vsn ,yhsre he mas preceded them into eternity y 1t
tna honest deOtor ssy as his conpdg ere'ot' EniS
fltp seemed least pruptu"u- IN 'h',al % W. i W
lei sny hushqud, iather. soo, ask himself II was
10 ,hc tonight H"dld nos Eh' are '''' W "''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

h 1n ld mntgi gihHfIlfH i 'aemfiJtn so
So lA4Hn hJoliQ yiafeabasa W. T8dioIH
90 mrm,Qs aaf afsIoudot6 i7
iiUa tulH ialE.lal tHs 7niHf iHuauu4
ofsvsry dssonpuO 'il''a boa .l
'H.t yflir m tAH s' tlfNH ia-~a
f.tHU a7lt iraa % illW
tub aal ifa lai 90 tmbHad
uH55
a..I dIq 7aEah yliuHaJ
ul.l 5u.lsI ~. d..ia yi .aHHad1 ab
.d aagoa Isga - ls haH t3ag a1of
1a sasf H al basi4ll suais.iiama1 8I b9.sg
~ So tsQ uHi'I aaiHtg0uy
hia 40 b4a4 lht alH aHpa lfagd
hsil1.. aa,hiurt.fatta IqnUa 800 100
Having ene Of sns most complete P'apvns EslAb M
hsnusats n ssushsrn 0his our Aosaass ioE aeiaRAd
S,aas sfwork, BoOE, PlAln or OznAmsntal ssS aruuo
sasA. We Aass ems " ne Aaisst Frsssea, and hAvo
an Ne r.sdsra SSlss d Typs. aaa ys sn4P'Sy ne "
hasswsfhsasA.
We have thrss PssSE Presses ssAaeeted with GU
lsb DspAs6asnt. ana are preEaree 20 execute wOrk
win nsAtasAs and dispaioh, - t.g
SS-osasEshOm shEoad Win Es0@vs PromPi stisA
ton. address Esitl t.6 ai.is.a ~
HuBBABB . BRO., DAEssn. OAIs. Z. [. I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

,AssETa;

Cash and Cash Items ,s IS, ,sos %
.Ipan on Rond aud Mortgage, and stock
OOllntA fAiH, llffl5 "a
" Bonds Ss4Os so
h'IsS1%; ig~ aOiS44 50
Hartford aud rev Haven, aud New York 1904
Cantfal Railroad shares, ,,..,, ,.,..... $3.50 90
Ae,rted Intefeat, pr0uninms due, and ali
other properly OF the company .......- ASA 10
Total Market Vaiue ssis, io4 80
al, u L.IABrIITIEs,
Unaaltled lbioOB "
,aa- fIata 1IHe Ss2s, ,bs4 %
gi,trrlrs w. li....,, 2B, ,bat ~ SS20 .524 ~
Foiieiss issusd ~ JOHN n. H.BfORPELMAht
spis bender ~ ARsas - DNSsoA'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

Ills the unseen hand of the proydent father reaching
forth from the gr3ye and still nourshing his ohspns
and keopiug together the family. BY It, the Rthnl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
,laOT3 3LINIOD IlJ

Miqhtfarly be regarded as the tribute whloh an up'
NT'''FF NJ JOHN n. BfOPPELMAH,
aul0 fil afIU Agent Tor Dayton end Vlnfnitys
ful
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

~ ~ qma1. aao2- aloi8 r8ooa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM
ufl nFfH Tg f3Af
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01

usoa HlhHuHl HaHJi.H
ne SAFE ERoM TIE PASGs OF WANT'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
plantation l6ittrrs,
s. r.-lsoo-.-.x.

Persons Of sedenlary habits troubled with Waoknoa,
pi.itude, palpinhon Of the heart, lack Of appetite
IN itress aier oaupg, torpid liver constipation .,
sborvo to suiier IT they viii not try the colohrded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-01
MRniral.
How to Keep In Good Health
AND a lIt. 81.
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

I"I'a .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-30

THB CoLUNBA COUNTY PRIso%Ess.-A A
few Of the Columbia county Prisoners,
some three or four only of the forty-four,
we believe, have had trial before Mill
tary Commission al Harrisburg, and been
remanded back to Fort MIiiln--Threc o.
them havo been sentenced Their sent
enccs, respectively, are as folows:-
William Appleman, fine OF $500 and
ono years confinement, in Fort Mitiiin, to
be released on payment Of the fine.
Samuel Kline, sentenced TO two years
imprisonment. and no fine annexed.
John Rantz, fine of 81 900 and two years
imprisorm
God stay the hand of vindictive ven
geance. Here are two old and iuiirm men,
with large families and in moderate cir
mstances-neither OF whom would have
been convicted of any crime ina Court OF
Justice consigned to felon's dungeon,
in the evening Of life, with unusually
heavy fines and protracted service 10 pei
foim, which they will never live to ac-
conplish. 1t is without justice or mercy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-30


"Lsi ly-g0ae, 5C iyJ5urs,' exclaims our
JaeoJia neighbor, He ID "desirous" TO
'alay" all The "anmosity" and "bad
feeling" tha, may have been produced
during the late election; hence ho has no
reply to make to the "bitter or angry
things" that were said, and is willing to
overlook" and TO forget" all the "asccr-
bitics" of The campaign.
Oar neighbor talks well thus far. We
find no fault with it. II he had stopped
here, We could have extended TO him the
hand Of fellowShip-though not Withdraw
ing that degree Of watohIuluess that
should always control prudent men when
in position in which they might 10 be
trayed ty pretended friends. We repeat,
that, had our neighbor stopped he$,
courtesy, as well as duty, and sincere
desire TO live in peace and harmony, and
pleasant intercourse with all mankind,
would have forced us to unite with him
in desiring to forget the past. But In
stead Of this, he adds insult TO injury in
the very Sext paragraph, proving that
this offer Of cessation Of hostilties, oi
forgetting "ascerbites," and Of saying no
more "bitter or angry thinsa," are do
ceptivo in every particular. Says our
neighbor:
"Nor wore all those who voted for
Mcclellan necessarily in sympathy ,oih our
enemies. Thousands of good, honest, pa
triotic citizens believed that Gen. McClel
Ian would not be governed by the treaSona
Die progrdgmc of the Chicago Convention
! if elected, and therefore yielded to him
their cordial and heNrty snpport."
This is cool, decidedly. Our neighbo'
desires yes, that's the word; 1--WE are de
sirous," says ho, "since the election, tc
alay, as far ss possible, all animosity and
bad feeling" How noble! lIcN condo
scending, Then, in The next breath, Ge
clares that nearly tsO niIlions Of his fellow
citizens, with whom ho desires 10 "le'
by-gones be by-gones,' wero "SympdthI
wih our cnsmics," and supported Treason
able programme" Could an insult bt
more mean and dnstardlyH
No, no! By-gonos can never be 10y
cones upon such terms. If the Chicago
platform is unreasonable programme" ant
uho Abolitionists make up their minds tC
the logic Of The late election aS so deCi
ding, why, ,her, there are al least milEo'
ard hdG Of TRAITORS in the States still
adhering to the Union, and Mr.. Lincolr
should make no distinction, but wage wal
open and acknowledged war upor
them all alike. IL he fails TO do This, hC
either fails in his trust and is n perjure(
man, or he eoneicts his followers With wi!Bu
and malicious ta'sehood. Our neighbor car
tuko either horn OF the dilemma.