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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
DFESE RIVER MINING AGENCY

| TVELI)E
III Msinst, Austin, Nevada Territory. .
Having had feen years experience on the fscnc coe.
practical Miner oher my services 10 Eastern capitsh on
hers who NAV desire correct information regarding any nine
In the Reese River Region By inclosing $40 peenoock
Communications viii receive prompt attention.
81. A, 6AWTELLE,
Member Austin Stock and Exchange Board and Mining
Superintendent - No. -, A,.,,,
IL Il Homans Montgomery st, Fan Francisco Cal Chsrie,
~ Abbot ST.. San Francisco. Cal A.sGA heeo
Herrici Front-st, Sacramento Cal o. W. ChcHey sfcn'
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PEOPLES FIRs lxsrRAHcn Co.,
NEW YoRK. June T. 1854
NOTICE.-The Annual Election for Directors
Of the Peoples Fire Insurance Company, for the ensuing
year viii DO held at the Office, No. 3gJ CanLst on ioLS
DAY, the at Of June.
The poll In he opened from u m TO p m
VIM s. MARTIN, Secretary.
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Amusements.


0LYNPIC THEATER, n.,sE
ss:s: Hss.s:::: ...;;......:::.Ms; Q Il ssissa,'
- and careful attention
% ell the desails--
MUSICAL, ART16T1CAL AND SPECxACULAR-
The presentation
COMPLETE AND PERFEcr
DE g.nd romantic :Pses:cuI MUSICAL mechanical md 20
ALADDIN. ,r
THE wosDEkruL LAMP. n
''' THIS EVENING,
MRS 4 IaHr I xaSR a a. 4EARPIs -
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
By. 4. Hayes
''"'''''' EFFECTS NEVER ATTEMPTED
And for which 81 STAGE OF THE oIYMrIc -
GREAT EXPENSE - -
''''''''' 'f Entirely NEW MACHINERY
COSTUMES OF THE
MOST ELABORATE DESCRIPTION,
BY Misc C. Flsnnsry.
Propertie. and Appointment. by...:.w william Henry
'''"''' TaE Music, ENTIRELY new
Composed i Nd s1Rss;Ey s' this piece
Nr rms pRAnArrs PEHsoaA
to be found fully described in that ancient work u ~
Ayabians, entitled
and consists Of the following: r,
Aladdin. Mrs. John Wood
AbenAyan... ....s.''.'...'.'....::,,nE W usWsSe y
kasrac.. =. II farsoe, 1h
.........................Mr. q. II. Clarke
Orlock. m! p0ry
hl!s - euetl
Zobyad. Mrs. Sedey Brown
Widow Jns Jolly Gons. ...........Mr H. stoddsrt
Slave Of the Rins.....-.............''hinT I9uns
Slave OF the mf. otsoVto
Doors open at "; performances commenes d T.
Seats secured three days in advance. D
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WINTER GARDEN.
w The management has 20 that, owing 70 the
ENTHUSIASM AND DELIGHT
Mr.. AND MRS W. J. FLORENCE,
nightly received In their present. charming entertainment
FASHIONABLE AND BRILLIANT
'l~' i'.A' TJysisaf i II EVERY af
VII be presented Byron sc celebrated buresque OF
a. ID / Az IL y,
which \ now drawing crowds sss ss hose thAf 6tbered
to The Tckc<of Leave Man, and has been onounced y
"''e' NE PERFECTIoN OF BURLEsoUE.
FRA DIAvOLO, sias tho Marquis d Centre Mar.
..........................Mn. W. FLOhENCE
Morris Eberle, Riley. Dennson. Mra Chanffsa and Mrs.
Floyd ,,,,,, ,,.c,nryr.r
Opening Chorus Faust .Loreaxo Mstteo, and CaoineoS
Descriptive Song and Chorus There's MosNef c..
AMI. "Tm in Dreadful st.ie Of Mind Zer.ina
Drinking Song from Puritans Fra Disyoo
Duet, On Yonder Rock Reclining Era DiavoIo and Lerns
Song. All Key Lay
Concerted Piece, Hooper De DoOdsn do"
Grand Chorus LA Kerneuse," Faust
Song Dark Gil Dressed In Blue DAToo
Song Let Kiss him Yankee Doodle .:...; Lorenzo
Ftnale--U 4. .Everyoooy
The performance will commence with
THRICE MARRIED.
Mrs. FLORENCE .Cario,ta, ia. Aasque Cnnmef'
With Song" Captain with bis WhiskeSs,"
and Young Recruit" ,,
Mr.. FLORENCE. VIVIAN hirfLE
Doors open at "A; performance commences 1t II
Carriages may be ordered for loi o'clock. =.
FRIDAY EVENING. June 10,
BENEFIT OF MRS. W. J. FLORENCE
The box bok open. Seats, stalls snd boxes can Be
secured for this occasion.
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WALLACE BENEFIT
OF
Mr.. MOSS 1rf
THURSDAY, June g.
u. ,h,. season, the beautiful drama With sppro.
ri,.. "a, .csnsry Incidental music, and great csst,
P'iA's '0'"''" ERNE5TINE, - I.. ,..--
psvsr acted hsrs) the avOrs ae1ecs with hAe 61Su'
ton, . n.ur,rv prrcr ov pusTNrss
Rnx hook now
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A UCTION SALE of GOVERNMENT SEA-
IA ISLAND and GULF COTTON, TURPENTIEE, and
ROsIE.-T. r. MiNTURN will cell on THURSDAY, June
l6Ja u o'clock at his saesroom No. lis Pears, Hanover
square, By and under the direction Of Hiram Barney esq
Agent VI the United States:
40G bales Seassnd Cotton. choice quality
80 balcs Gulf Cotton.
100 barrels Spirits Nrpentine.
100 barrels Rosin.
The catalogues and samples will be ready for examination at
the auction rooms Saturday llth inst.
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L,OK SALE at AIICTIDN
ALDERNEY CATTLE
SHETLAND PONY.

On THU HSDAY, June at o'eiceA '. ~;
Mr. r. " MfSTUHN viii ofrs Cor sae SIX cows snd
CALVES Of Pure blood Attorney Cattle imported and bred
foni imported stock being the Of herd Of Al
drnsy Cattle Of Witch twenty bead were sold tive year. ago.
and gave 90 much ssiisiacton. 49, - 81,
The bauty and the w1s rich quality OF tho nk OF
thee cattle the Channel Islands make them very desir'
able for gentlemen who hep but few They can be
opposite Mr. Mlnurs stores No ll9 fesfi
squarr O'Clock fbs morning Of The h June vi tne
hour Of saI~ o'clock on the day. Also.
on. weiltraBsd imported SHETLAND POM ,
Tho sale Of imported shoftHoed stock will be deferred
mi lie air q, Rochester in the AL unless previously sold at
private sale. For rsrticusrsppply 20
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Is Broadway
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WALLACKs.
w WEDNESDAY, last time this seAsou
LONDON ASSURANCE.
With nav scenery by Ishsrwooa Stag Appointments,
" and Novel Cast
Ch..les County. Mr. Lests. wsii.ck
Sir Usrcourt Coury... Mr.. Aexk Smith
DAzxA. SsAI '~"os
MA. ........,.............Nr. Young
Max ..'.s.'...'''''S.."2 ,soS
Dolly Spsnker.. ...'....''..'''''''''';L ~ .yys
Cool. .
Lady Cav Spanker. Mhs sns Coomos
Grace Hsrkswsy.........'.''''Mis Ma mary Vsnsou
P.u .....,....................hray ehn Seton =
To-MoRaoW TIIURsDAY-BENEFITOK NJ MOSS
Tfes.urer-First time this season ERNESriNL and nsvs
..t~J hsrs A PRETTY PIECE or BUSINESS.
FRIDAY-AMERICANS IN PARIS end RURAL FLLdC'
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ufsd ans,.
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CLEVELAND AHp ToLspo RAILROAD COMPANY, ,
OyyIcB OF SECRETARY AID TRkAsuRKR, Z
CIxYELAHp Ohio. May u. 1854.

NNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of Stockholders
Il ofths CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD CON.
PANY for the Election Of Directors for the ensuing year and
the ransaon Of other sppoprais busness viii be held At
18th next
The polls viii be open from II o'clock m to o'clock p
u. The stock transfer books win close on Saturday
june and remain closed until Saturday morning June b
The question Of increasing the capita; stock o. ths company
for the Of retiring convertible bopds and fof Other
purposes win be submitted the Stockholders. In accord
enes with IN sci Of the Legislature OF Ohio passed Msy
lisa n ~ ta' H. C. LUCE, Secretary.
V,ELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS STOCKS
4. bought and sold BY w. q. RUGGLES, 10 Wsl-st,
y y. ,goI cadet Wells Fargo Go, Expressi Western
Union Telegraph United States TsIessphj lldePepdsDt
spkpRh AlsdcAa EsPts, S'ssA wsui.a. l9iIv ag
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T0HE BROOKLYN, EAST NETWORK and
aocKAWAY RAILROAD CO-BOOKs for SUB
sCRiPTiON TO the Capital Stock q this Company viii be
OPENED on The 10Th inst at the Once 81 the CheASo snd
win remain open ior thirty days Reports and further In
formation may be obtained there Ut the principal omce'
No. 3i3 Fulton-st., Brooklyn.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
FREDERICK A. 0OODALL, Secretary.
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MANHATTAN
COAL AND IRON COMPANY

Exw YORK, June I. 1914.
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HOLMAN d CROZIER,
III MINING BROKERS.
No. 200 BROADWAY,
NETWORK.
GOLD AND SILVER MINING CLAIMS BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
JOSEPH w. HOLMAN, Colorado Ter.
HIRAM r. CROZIER, New York
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A j. BLEECKER, son a. Co. will sell at
"A. AUCTION, on THURSDAY, June 9, at y O'Clock, at
the City Hall Neutrality-suspicious. Court under the direction
of Winchester Bri'ton, esq., Referee;
DELAPLAlNE ESTATE.
lOoo LOTS, situated In South Brooklyn Gowanus and
NswYork BAys having valuable Water Rights Of 200 iee
For Maps fc apply to the Auetionsers. No y Ced1t
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EXCHANGE Tms IxspHAxcz Co. No. 40 BIoedssy{
NKwYoRY, June 4, 1864. ;
ELECTION.-The Annual Election for IN
II rector. for the ensans year and Inspectors Of Tho pe5
ding election will be held at this ofce ON WEDNhs
DAY June a. 1864 between the hour. Of " TO- and eloe1
p. m hi|fihi'' W Secretary
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 493
)Bwsy nearly opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel A. LA
w.t. Ancioneer bv D. Cooley Condiments solicited
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4 UCTION. HOUSE at ELIZABETH
~ TOWN ~ 1.-THE House corner Of Catherine aud La
f.vstte,. CONTAINING rooms-lo; about arl0o-w be
offered st auction Eifsbethosn. THURSDAY June
Ts desirable opportunity for persons desiring
prasan and comfortable residence hear the cry 40 two
thirds Of n. money remain mortgage wall bring
nbost 5000 For particulars inquire Of T. b. DAVIS, Pm
oaice. -. Eichos. Hotel y. Y, OF BENZ WOOD
RUFF Auc,oneer ETabethown, only IL miles fom city.
and cars neAly every hour.
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No 50 EXCHANGE Pr.AcB April 70, 1904
WE are prepared TO issue for
w Mesr,. GEORGE PEABODY Co,
TN ra CpKpIrs available In all principal cities Of
GrxAr BRITAIN, the CONTINENT. and the East:
bus OK LONDON at days, 70 days. OF 20 days.
For sale In sums to suit pqrchasers ,,, ,,ono.S.c
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE I


OBS DYSPEPSIA CUREi
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREI
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
GOES DYsPEPsIA CURE
GOES DYsPEPsIA CURE
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
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GOES DysTrr rrsr. cuan
o-e's DYSPEPSIA CURE,
GOES .DyspEpsIA ouRp
GOES DYspEPsI. cunKs
- Sonnr
GOES TrsPEPsIA CURE,
THE WORLDS GREAT KRMgpY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
TRE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS pGREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDy
HHE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
FOR
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s hlPPlNG NE w 5.
Port Of Now York, August -, 1907

CLEARED
Steamship Promise tBrl Locke hatamofos--d "heef
Steamship Jamaica Packet tBrl Parrot, Kingston JaJ
stsamsnp Thames Arey Fortress Eopros o...,r,.,
Steamship Potomac, Sherwood, foruand-h oroui"eh
snip Asbsurton, Braaish; LyerpoolsUy C Grnnsn n, %
Ship Roche ter, Patten, Bordeaux--J k!weli Y 20
Bark Conqaeror (Br), Browne London-P Harmongs $
Bars smaei Suzanne tBr), Boyer Dunsirk-H vata
Rs Texas Bt n09n 4niwGITr rprisa Ssn%S' co. Son
Pfig san jose tspj, Moya Palma de ha!orca-J Go
Brig Rosa Abbott tBr,, Wilkinson, Demarara-F Whit
Brig Renshsw Smith, Remedos-y Ward &Co
Brig Isabella Hunter tBr) Latte. St Johns NF-dordon'
gTg bIinsaami Muaset, P'eonawslsh Scare Carver
schr Mary Clinton tBr), Page, hsamoros-F AeASnare
srh ssss
ssSr ssS ksSs sSas smn seds
senr Wines Iuse' Bai,l%ore-Bsk !, Dayton.
ssr @ YSars ssle saon Son
scsr Rgs ob1aas Sendennn HosopW oassa wrs
Rss s5oEa Se,.s
s;ssn.I Sea- nsya Ss1.is SsTs sssS s1Tisss FsssspA
ARRIVED
%
ss sss U Hilton
snip
saIs%asasr rru; Ksy'er Cardiff . days. with
Bark Sandy Hook. Barstow. Cow Bay days. with coal
Bark Sea New Iof Boeon, Godfrey Sydney cB IS days.
:ss1 ss:l S s:s;y 1s
bat being fOsgy at the time could ASCERTAIN the
cause Of IT. 0th saw steamship Saxonis, hence for Ham
Tornado Dodge, Fortress Monroe days in ballast.
schr Brave. Briggs. Beaufort NC, 8 days
Echr Brown, Pickena, Fortress Monroe, 50 hours.
Schr Catharne Scul, Virginia.
Gchr r Brown, Bishop Virginia.
Echr ID Warner Smith, Virginia
Sehr Buena VISTA Roby. Virginia.
6chr John Forsyth. 6harrett Virginia
echr N Gage Hopkins E,abethport for Newburypork
Schr Han, Haddock. Bllzabethport for New Haven.
Schr VIM Carroll. Colson, New London.
Schr VIM Boardman, Ballard Hartford.
schr j Webb Hackley, Greenport for PhihdelphiA
Steamer N FAirchiid. Trout. PhiladelbhlA
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer kingnsher, Kenny Providence
BELOW.
Bark Brown (Br) from Cardiff, So days
2Sd-seamers Northern Light Jamaica Packet ships Jno
Bunyen, Agamemnon, Brdgewater, Electric; barks Jas
Good Yanekaie, Hesse Casse Schlosser bres Queen
Portsmouth; schrs Arctic, Hanover Hendrika. Walter
DeRossett, Buena Vista. r Randolph Wilson, Tunls
Depew, United, John Maitland, and p Anger: sloop
Beck with.
2llh-steamer Persia
Wind a. sunset ssw.
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re 1.E0AL N.,TICEq.

4 EGAgY.-JOHN BOwN, N,rFoRMERLY OF wALKEn.
L. InRhAnn, Nots England farm lsborer who left hops
about aso fqr The gned states o Ameroa and
heard residing at rcnluma Cblsno valley Sono.
ma county, California, IN tho 1so26s IL hereby
formed that he wiz be entitled 10 recc We onesixh part
of tho redua estate Of Mr Thoma Bown,
hIs ate fatuer mahn application 10 aud rsonay at
tending AZ the on ve of the Undersigned In ansborough
Lucsnsnrc fugana within he period OF eighteen nonths
from The date Of pubston Of this ADVERTISEMENT and that
The said John Bnwn tails neglecs 10 such
persons Attendance then The said share w. by the will of
he sad late father given 10 and the viii be divided
among the estsor other children tnelr issue nj the ex
OF the tme named. Nv order Of the executor,
AueusS 1884 SAMUEL BAyKs, Solicitor.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

cssrTfeS !.
HI.-CAMPbEiL -ou Wednesday, August ~, oy No
Kew Nj. .. omey, Gr. ALgAANDgR E.LL 10 Miss Ella
S2lR CAsFgELI, both OF this city, No cards
PowEiL-oRsnLy Tuesday, August -, at ST.
Pa,rckls chnroh nrcokyn, ~ y, by TIE gsv. Father
Fagan pastor ASraoSY, youngest 9 tao late David
Blke Powell ESQ Enuis, county UiaFe ireland 10 KATE
A., ooiy oapghter Of The ate slerlen oReilly Mq.,
Of Galway
Galway flrelandl paners pesse COPY.
RAJ YGoNI5--t ossoN.--On Wednesday, August -, al
Seyeulh street hf r. church, by the Rev Thos Iodce
SaauEl IA RAyfoNp q FaGsE n daughter of Rtchald
CoFsol, Esq, en- ~ tus city. No cards
RANp--sl ENCER --in btOVkiyP Tuesday, August o.
the residence ~ tie brides mother, by the Rev Mr.
More Gr0EaE II RAND 10 blJk A. SPENCER both OF that
city
thoago papers please cory.
ocnE-D4wsos.-on tuesday. Ansnss -
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menT. The funeral, fram MA late resden -9a,r,c,L
9fSsue this (fnursday) afterna6a ~ Que ~ Tpovpsox
aIiJNrsnv.--on fnesday, August % HANNA xage
Eie - losenh Thompson, 70 the sst year q he Ses 10
iicr aiiy aGd ir,erds are respectfully nv. v>at
attend the uuerai services This Thursday afsern"o
two oc, ck az her ate residence, SO Sixth street,
doot iom 81 Snntn ihro street, Wfliiassh
VksMLyE E--0p "Wednesday, August ~, at noon, N .s
village OF Armonk, Westchester county, N. the Re,
sAAc y VsRmtLyA aged IS years.
Notice OF the fuseral services wI be given 10 this
Wlc@nAa.-0n Tuesday, august ~, J0uy toyr WICK
ha sged 25 years. mouth aud Il days, son OF James
Aickhnm.
Ris remains win be conveyed to Sussex county, N j,
Cor itternert.
oraofe snd sussex cour;y. napors please copy.
% "oVDReFF-At horristown, " on '.'uauay aSs n
-, s..tf 10y E4lLEy. SGo OF the late Jorn !, "oo W. ~
uaoRhter OF an" a"'A '~'.~ Ea0sa 49,
"a friends OF the 'au 's nor brother in-
me TS,a'ves ,ho ,yesra aud from resdsnssss .
ate 90 lno atss"ne No O. w. y..y u..u s..ee 'hs
,,barslayl Afternoon at two o'cloeS a hattie on
woops .Eif6d at the Weldon Ra,''"su ,u,ns AGED %
rnuIsaay August is, Captain WILLIAM 3 Woops' 20
years. ~, .anucts,,,v invited TO
alianl Inc IN neral from Zoe residence OF MS
West Thirty. fourth street, on Friday Afternoon" " o
2,sngRa.s-At salatiga, Island OF Java on Friasy,
NAV 81 of liver complaint, WILLIAM H. NMMEh"AS'" "''
mery OF this city, In the 36th year OF MS age
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d. kocaE 10 Miss BRIDGET
..a,i., o. Brooklyn NO cards
SwARtI-GAUnE -)a tuesday, August G3, al the par
Ionase Of the AaGson NJ church, by ne Rev. Wm.
Z Corbiii Mr. JAMES C. SwARrz To Miss NARY j. N,
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

RIO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS -rHR SARATOGA
and Hudson River Railroad Company now prepared
i2 et tue grading sni ma oory on about twepyone
of their road Albany ana Greene work
of desirable character and w be dsposed or In
Of from two 70 nve niles frohles he and fan
stion svon a. the once Of the company in Atheas
opposite Hudson ~ Y. =
THOMAS UAssARD Enalnsey
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

DRY GOODS.
JNxCLUsIvELY FRENCH HFLUTING.--TBREB HOURS
~ notice only required al Mrs GOLDEN y trench fut
ing Es!ablishment Amty stree, one ppca anu nsn
aui 26i FULTON street. Brooklyn. N B.-No machinery
used in the genuine French hu'ins
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FINE FRENCH FLUTIN0.
nj shorS kicc for cents yard; over four
inches one h per yard c*ra, BY the French flut'ng
(lompsny 27i Spring street. between Varck and Hudson
ToB I.ors or HOSIERY, IN COTTON, WOOL AND
eI Mrrjuo for aale choap cash. few
~ RUSSELL wALKLEY
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

PROPOSALS FOR FuEL FOR THB COUNTY OF
Nes fOsk wirbe received til August a. at two O clock
II. - -
Bidders will state the ton 200 pounds) for
200 best quality of Auth Coal 90 be Delivered
city may be directed ' - -
Alo the price per cord for o. cords OF bes, Pine Wood
saved aud lplL
Ylsos No. Z Citv Hail Sefe'
FApsUsr lS. 1904
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roo LATE FJR cLAssIFICA FIoS.
~ 49, ~
Mo LETTER TO-DAY ALL WELL BUT ME-
~ want letter 90 bad. Wtite soon. "H.r
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THE MuLLALY CASE.

A. misapprehenaou may arse respecting nv ,.s,,
ooy In this ease beg 10 ssts mat III surprise
hear ng my psms called N Court hayinr been there n
~ al sseI o. and No. a. t6e gfos.. tlon II
NJ AsalaK kVLLRI SppplNGloN,
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
new PUBLICATIONS.

sEW PUBLICATIONS.
NHArHCEY's MAP OF EASTERN VIRGINIA, PRICE
" SlIhe acknoNledeemenss or the accuracy and excel
lency Of Capt. Chauuce great Typographical Map hc
Virginia campaign developmeni, ponrinc daily. EN-
tract OF q letter from Nj JorsGencrai Mcclellan -
OR.NcE, n. J. August 10, 1854
Dear slr-Pease accept MY thanks for Of
celient Il Eastern Virginia And believe me,
tpectfuly yours. 0aC. Is, McCLELLAN.
TO Captain r. On ,urcrY, 77cedar street, NY.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN AT SEVEN PINES WITH
VI 100 Scenes IN tic War Institute Fine Arts 66 Brolds
wa. open day and evening.
7 ,Err.R OF. ADVICE FOR LADIES.
la informal on never before published.
Sent free. in a sealed envelope for 10 ceuta
Address box 4.652 New York Post oElce.
NEATRIMONY.-wHy EVERY MAN SHOULD MARRY.
Iu Why should All m
TO know read Illustrated Marriage Guide and Medical Ad
25c, in doable wrapper Address ~ whte street n r.
NEW BOOKS C8ETKS DE vIsITR, sTfRFoSCoPIO
= GoMPFRrS Purch4 sing Agency rs Nassau street u
CoMETHiNG WORTH READING FOR LADIES'
- Send q cents for cory TO H. GROWN, liz Broadway
Something orth Seeing for Gent Send rs cents
for ssDpe 10 ii. BROWN, ll2 Broadway
1THosE PECULIAR Boogs-You CAN GET THEM
Ann street. New York. Sen your address on stamped
envelope, for catalogue. Out this ont.
CALVIN BLANCHARD, Publisher
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26
NOW AND THEN.

In July 1862, the Democratic, party q
Pennsylvania in State Convention adopted
the following resolution in regard to the
war: TJH4 -.a-oJ 9'aHs t "af
That to the end Mdt tie Union Jc re-
stored, oafthe Constellation and la,cs en-.
forced throughout its cholc e.ctent, ace
pledge our hearty and nnq ualifed support
10 the Federal Gocernmc NJ az tie energet-
ic icprosecution Of the e;cistny 'ear.
In June 1858, they met at Harrisburg
while the Rebels were just across the riy.
er and their Banners could be seen from,
the Capitol Of our State ana resolved as
follows in regard to the war:
neutrality-suspicious. ing
and ira, they are IN faror Of this thing,
that thing, and the otter-by rhich they
mean to say Mot hey arc opposed 10 the
other thing, his Ming, and that -!
In August 1861, they met in Chicago
and resolved as follows in regard to the
var:
That dis Conrcntj'on does f.rpl,cNy de-
clare, as tie sense Of the American I;to-
pie. that, after .tour years Of .failure to
restore the Union Jy Me experiment of
ror, immediate Efforts be made for ces-
sdtion of hostiiities
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Justice, humanity, liberty,
and the public welfare, demaidI
that to'nssdsate Efforts b made
for aeessetioa 81 1ostiItiss.
This is ths frla sine il kistusYsss :
compr0mise with frai0ss II aspe 4rainat
the Government was declared s mater Of
"Jnstice." All nations Of all timss haves
pronounced and punished treason as the
highest crime, but modern Democracy
teaches that instead Of subduing them aud
forcing them to obey the Constitution and
Laws, Justice demands an immeei3t1|
cessation of hostilitics" in order to Offer,
terms to them.
STRANGE ..iastcesA-.ue~r "i'...--s '''''
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UNICN
:sslM B R &c g M G8a

BY authority Of the Chairman of the
County Committee, we are enabled to an
nounce the following series Of meetings,
where the Principles of the Great Union
Party will be discussed, and its Claims
urged upon the People. The friends
of LINCOLN and JOHNSON will please
make all necessary arrangements and Sc
cure q good attendance.
Col. J. J. Patterson, Jeremiah Lyons,
Esq, A. /. Guss, Esq, A. II. Weidman
Esq, w w Davis, Esq, Prof. David
Wilson, and other speakers will attend
these meetings-at least two of whom
may confidently be expected.
Mexico, Monday evening, Oct. 3lst.,
Patterson aud Wilson.
Richfcld, same night-Guss and Davis
Johnstown, Tuesday evening, Nov. 1st
Davis and Lyons.
Oakland Mills, same night-Wilson, Guss
Thompsonstown, "Wednesday evening,
Nov. 2nd. Davis and Guss.
Vanwert same Disht-Lyons & Weidman
charlottesville, Thursday evening Nov. 3
Lyons and Davis.
McCoysville, same night-Paiterson ard
Wilson.
Waterford, Friday evening, Nov, 4th
Patterson and Wilson. |
Spruce Hill, same night,-Guss a. Lyons.
Perrysville, Saturday afternoon, Nov 5th |
"A Grand Mass Meeting. ...
Red Bank. milford Monday evening,
Nov. 7th Wilson and Guss.
same night.
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The JEFF. Davis organs are blow.
ing Justify over the prospects of another
draft. This is all for political effect
There never was draft made that was
not caused by the leading members Of the
democratic party. And should there
ever unfortunately be another draft it will
be sciely because the rebels arc encour-
aged to hold out little longer by the
same party which now says the war is
failure. Mcclellan and his party are the
cause of the necessity Of all drafts. The
,lood and destruction Of this war are or
he head of this party. We challenge
lenial
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Union Standing County Committee /:

Mifflintown, Jeremiah Lyons. W W Davis,
Fermanagh, c d Horning, d F Schweier,
Fayette, John Hoffman, James Davis,
Monroe, 4. 6. Shellenberger, ii S Boyer,
SusGuehanna, Levi Light, Sol Updegro,e,
Greenwood, James y Siebcr, Nm Thomas,
Delaware. Shipren Thompson, Jon Frey,
Walker, Col John Moore, John Motzcr,
Patterson. S Il Walters, II VI Groniager,
Milford, r \ Robinson, Arnold Varnes,
Turhett, VIM Robinson, D w Flickingcr,
Perrysville, J W Laughlin, I NJ Wagcnseller
Spruce Hill, X Patterson, James Patton
Beale, Wm. Young, Jonathan z Doyle,
Tuscarora, II II Bchtel, Thomas Morrow,
Lack, John Patterson, Ephraim Young,
Black Log, Robert Mcintyre, William Ross,
JEREMIAH LYONS, Chairman.