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The only place where you can purchase IadId
Rubber goods OF all kinds at Jdciurers prioes
a. X. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, siC
PennsylvaniA Ayenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beauti-
fully repaired at short notice, mAf23.I
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER-
- MASTERS STORES, BUGGIEs, &C., &c.

CHIEF QuARTERMABTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WAsHIN0TOE, !
WAsHINGTos, d. e., September l, 1885,.
VIII be sold at public auction, at Government
Warehouse, situated on the square between L and
;, and Twentieth and Twenty-hrst streetB, in the
city of Washington, on WEDNESDAY AY, September
II, 1864, At IL o'clock, a. M, lot OF QuartermAs-
teT's Stores, condemned as unfit for use, viz:
Axes, Carpenters' Tools, Brushes, u. ldlcs, Nose
Bags, Buckets, Saddle Blankets, stable Brooms,
Portable Forges, Grindstones, Blscksmlths' Tools,
Harness, Lanterns, Scrap Leather, stove Pipe,
Rope, Stoves, Saddles, Scales, Whips, HoTHe-sh
and large lot OF old Iron, &C, &c.
ALSO,
VIII be sold, on same day, at foot OF Eineieenth
street, near Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, immedl.
ately after the completion Of the sale above re.
ferred to, a number OF
Ambulauces, Buggies, Carriages, Army Wagons.
Spring Wagons, Carts, and Medical Wagons.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within five (5) days from the date of
sale.
Terms cssh, In Government funds.
d. n. RUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief QusrtermABter,
seal2t Depot of Warrington D. c.
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VARIETIE5i
(Ffontlns Penn'a avenue and Ninth street.)

SUCCESS OF THE FALL SEASON.
Second Week OF the New Company. Overflow
ing audiences every night.
CAND TO The PUBLIC.-The crowded state
OF tho Varieties nightly nscessitates the Manage
ment TO suspend the FREQ List except to members
OF the Press.
The Old Established Music Hall. The Popular
IheAtTe Of the People. The Great VARIETIES
DOUBLE COMPANY, selected with care from all
over the Unioni envied, admired. popular and
mefitoriOusi cOsxcd al 1 persuaded by other man.
ayers to illlmine with their talents other Music
Halls, but they prefer to remain at the Varieties,
the GRAND CENTRAL ANU CEMENT TEMPLE
Of the National Metropolis, giving tho amuso-
ments Of the theatres with the pleasing entertain
ments of tho music hall
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GoAND SEE IF YOU'RE IN THE PLAY.
FEMALE PICKPoCKET OF wAsHINGToY;:
High AND Low LIE IN THE CAPITAL.


Every Government clerk interested. Every poll.
tcian Interested. Every mechanic interested. All
| the Washington tremen. All the Washington
people embOdyIng the gossip and dodges OF fast
life, the Conyresonan's Union Address, the pala-
tial Washington seraglio, the fashion gambling
saloon, the Upper Tens Funeral, the deteettve at
work, the London system Of sarroting, the bur
VIEW OF THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
EXTERIOR OF METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Grace Martin the Widow,1
FrsnE m Flash, Fast Chap, SLETrIE CHANDLER
The Funeral Mourncr,
Isabella,
Characters by the DR. ,mttic Company.
Concealed ietters just come to light.
The Lock Of Hair OF the CT mnars Child.
The Patriotic Medallion Likeness.
CongrcaHmen and Once-SeekeFs.
The Washington Fireman.
Crime, love, ooket-pioking-FAshionAbl par.
ties, and the deAisning manmnvreB OF . dangerous
woman In the expert art OF hghthngeriny among
the gentry who wax fat and grow rich by robDing
Uncle Sam, while our solder8 staTye in Libby
prison In defence of tho Union, showing how our
poor but noble women, visiting the capital, run
out Of money in search OF their relatives, become
prey 10 til" deductions Of crlme realizing that the
ultimate fate of the "wAy of the trsnSgressor 10
hard" graphic fe eirless exposition Of how q
man gcts an office, and how he iulils its duties.
ALSO, THE DOUBLE MUSIC HALL SHOW,
clcIing resi-, genuine Sood, old-fasAio ed laugh.
Eirut week nf the great Ethiopian Comedi.n. ED.
WoRREhL %in spG MasPrEPR Ma PGPSSs carry YOah' D'LL
The PAIisan DAnseuse, Mile JULIA CHRISTINE.
Lhs Fsi.y PAaSsnnTss Un Ts FANSiE EIERRARo
The accomplished young Actresses, LETTIE
CHANDLER and ANNIE Gilmore.
The great Comic Singer OF the day, engaged at
au enormous salafy-the grcst Low Comedian Of
the age, JOE WARNER. ~
The popular actors, CHARLES MCGuIRE, HAR.
ny FRANCIS, aud various other artist, In Songs,
Dances, Ballets, PAntomlmes, DramaH, Ethiopian
Acts, So, &c.
To conclude with the popular farce Of the
IMMORTAL TOODLES.
TImo'hy 1OOlie1 .JOe warner
Mrs. lOOultB. .LelUe InAnuleT
Characters by the Company.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT P. NJ
Female PlckpOckct will be pl .yed for Ladies' and
C.cTks' Levee.
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.
Hotel Guests ali PIesent.
Crowded with Ladies and Children.
Adnission as and so ceHtsi Private Boxes, s6.
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D Y BOT L LER & WILSON
ID AUCTIONEERs.
OificE UHITED STATES CAPHOL ENTEHsIOS,l
WASHINGTON, d. O., sept. 3, 1864.
On SATURDAY, October lat, commencing at 10,
a. M, the following NariegHted and Plain Marble
will be sold at public auction, on the grounds
north OF the United States Capitol
100 blocks Tenne elsee Marble.
1000 cubic feet of remnants do.
10 pieces Potomac Ma bic.
600 feet (cubIcD Vermont Green Sarpentine.
column shafts do.
1000 cubic feet remnants italian Marble,
AT the same time Will be sold "a large lot Of
Doors shutters, a1d building material OF various
klnds. CLEMENT l.. WEST,
Bep3d General Superintendent.
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES.

QUARTEHMAsTER GENER.L's oFrtcr,l
FInsT DIVISION,
WAsHINoToT CRY, September 8, 1854.
VIII be sold, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, at Giesboro', ID. c., on
THURSDAY, SEPT rs. 1854,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
HORSES.
=, These Horses have been coudem ned 80 unit for
the cavalry service Of the army.
gains may be had.
Horses sold singly.
Sale to commence at 10 A. M
Terms: Cash In United States CURRENCY
ny ordar OF the QuArtormaStcr General:
JAMES A. ERtN,
Colonel In charge First Divlsion q. NJ. O. o.
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EDUCATIONAL.
uoRsEsl HoRsEsl / HORSES

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,)
FIRST DIVISION, WASHINGTON CITY,
August 81, 1854.
Horses suitable for Cavalry and Artillery service
will be purchased at GiesboIo' Depot, In open
market, till October I, 1864.
Horses will be delivered to Captain l. Lowry
Moore, A. q. NJ, and be subj :Sed to tho usual
Government Inspection before being accepted.
Price OF Cavalry Horses, sl76 each.
Price of Artillery Horses, s 80 each.
Payment will be made for six 10y and more.
JAMES A. EkIN,
Colonel, First Division,
sop1a-im Quartermaster Generals ONCE.
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Offers may be made for one or more articles, at
the optou OF the bidder, and In case more than
srtiele n contained In this Offer the chief Of the
burcNu will have the right to accept one or more
OF the articles contained in such offer and reject
the remainder. The price must BE- uniform, and
o6er' u embrace all OF any one or more articles de-
hr"rdbls at all The stations,
For the description OF articles In the above list
hiddera are referred to the samples At the SAID
Navy Yards, and to the advertisement OF thls pu'
reAu dated July s, 1868; and for inl0rmauon as W W
the laws and regulations I'm pamphlet lotnl Ie
sATdlng contracts, to the Officers OF mo . sef'FAi
OommsndAnts OF navy yards ana nSyy 10 STi yssSi any
pronoani not cred advantageous to the Gov
ernment, .,, b., on,.,D.5 on
Blank forms OF proposals may 9' p,N ontslne1 a Sn
| annIiGstinr 10 the navy agent AZ boAtonI new
| YoTE, or TiHilIeipAla, Anda this bureau
| sel-wtt
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come separated, all a"thorized by the rebel Au-
and pillaging liae. -
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODI-
GALS,
j. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer In NewBpa-
perB, Periodicals, Novels, Stationery, Prints, To-
bacco, Segsrs, Flags aud Playing Cardsj also, a
large assortment Of Plain and Colored Photo
graphs, Il6 King street. four doors below Provost
Marshals office, Alexandria, Va.
Subscriptions and advertisements for the Wash
lngton BAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received.
Ap20-tf
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n F F l Q 1 A l.
HEADo'Rs MILITARY DIsr. OF WARRINGTON,

HEADQ'Rs MILITARY DIsT, OF WAsHIHaroa,l
PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFIcE,
WAsuiNoToN, ID. C., Sept. ~, 1864.
General Orders, No. 4.
Information having been received at these head
quarters, that many persons engaged in tn,
Clothing and Furnishing business in this district
have frequently sold citizens clothes to enlisted
men, upon the men exhibiting certificates Of dis
charge from the United States service; and ~
such discharges have, In most cases, proved to bt
spurious and 10 ged or belonging 10 soHe other person
man hs one Presenifng u. Il 70, therefore,
Ordercf, That so much OF General Order No. g.
Issued from these that relates y tho
sale Of clothing to enlisted men, 10 so amended as
to prohibit the sale OF clothing to any enlisted an
upon discharge papers that he may present, untu
said pAperl have been examined and q special
permit obtsined from these headquarters.
Any violation or evasion Of this Order, will be
promptly and severely punished, and the offender
subjected to the full penalty attached to the dis
obedience OF MS and other existing orders relating
thereto. by command Of
Col. NJ. N. wIsEwELL, Military Gov'r.
7. roRAHAm, Col. and Provost Marshal. D.,
sel4Bt
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Colonel in charge First pivlsion a. H. q, O.
reset - @ - ~
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS
AUcTInNFEpa

z w IL Il n
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT.-On THURSDAY, the sth day Of September,
1855 viii be exposed at public sale, at 6o'oloek.
p m, on the premises, the following Described
premises and property situate, lying, and being in
Lot numbered fourteen IA 10 squsre Numbered
four hundred and sixty-ve (ts6), aEreeahly the to
subdivision Of said square, together with the i'm
provemenh thereon, consisting Of two-story and
attio BRICK HOUSE. This property fronts on
sixth street west, between d and L streets south,
This sale Ia inside by virtue Of deed OF trust,
bearing date the lst day OF October 1885, from hi.
ram Clark and George D. Clark to Henry W. Ham.
ilton and also by virtue CT decree ofthe supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia in chancety 10
the 2sth day July 1884, constituting and appoint
ing the subscriber, George y. Rider the trustee ia
the room and stead OF the said n. W. Hamilton.
Terms: One-third cash, balance 3 and Q monthn,
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay.
given and deed Of trust taken; all conveyancInE
at the purchasers cost; two hundred dollars ofthe
purchase money will be required when the prop-
erty 10 knocked Off II 1t should not be aid dow,
the property will be then and there put up aud
sold to the next highest bidder who shall comply;
In five days, the Trustee reserves the right TO re-
sell the property at the risk and expense OF the
detaultins purchaser, BY advertising such resale
three times in some newspaper printed In the city
oi Warrington. GEO. :. RIDER, Trustee.
.,., GREEN WILLIAMS,
auo-tawds' Auctoneets.
fs- The above sale Is postponed until
THURSDAY, 10Th inBt., same hour and place, BY
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Hepe AuctlnneerE.
~
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THE GRAND SENSATION REVIVAL.


For this week only, the Thirteenth Representa-.
ton OF the Great Play Of the Age, witnessed by
over Forty Thousand Per,ons. The light and dar K
shades ef city life. Reflection OF the National
Metropolis. Crimes Of criminals. Sorrow, Misery
and Death. Life Portraits. Pictures OF truth.
Phases OF vice. The dramatic mirror OF Washing.
ton city. Daylight and gaslight pictures. Under.
ground and above-ground scenes. Male and female
ri'ls and troubles. Great stir among the people
to s!e and hear this exposition.
co oAND SEE IF YOU'RE IN THE PLAY.
The varied phases OF Washington life-A dra.
matte encyclopedia Of crime-Tho outside and in
side OF high and low life-a panorama of lodging
and selraggrandlzement, founded on fActs-Truth.
ful history In dramatic Gorm-I Iteresting to all
classes and all profess Ons--the merchant and the
statesman, politicians, tradespeople, the me-
chanic the fireman.
Everybody knows the parties. Every old citizen
knows the lady-thc gay, the sad, the prosperous,
the notorious Grace Martin.
The great moral lesson of lIfe-pieture OF truth
10 point out humanity's errors. The great drama,
in two acts Tho great Washington play, writ en-
by FltZ simmons, Dramatic Author OF "The Belle
OF Warrington" 1.-THE seventh Street Dress
MAKER" and over twenty other successful acting
plays
This great Drama is entitled the
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TAY COOKE 4 CO., BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET,

FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TRrAsuRT,
Receive subscriptions for the
NEW U. 8. sEVEN-THIRTY LOAN,
Authorized by the act of Juae 30, 1854. The notes
VIII be issued under date OF August 49, in denomi-
nations OF
$50, 800, $500, $1,000 AND $4,000,
Payable TO bearer or order, bearing interest at
3.lO per cent. per annum payable Hemi-Annually, y,
and will be convertible at the option of the holder
at maturity into six per cent. Five-Twenty Bonds.
We buy and sell
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COINi
Aud pay the highest price for
QUARTERMAsrERs CERTIFICATE CHECKS
iy9I.dtf JAY COOKE 4 co
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D ERT L e &C II,

y ERT EoH,
Late solicitor OF the ONCE OF the Auditor of the
Treasury for the Post once Dspstffnent,J
ATToHNEY-A T. LAW, AND SoLICITO OR
...' 70 '' or CLAIMS, .'.' ~
Washingtou City. win practice In the Courts of
the DistrtGt OF Columbis, the Court OF Claims an
the Supreme Court OF the United States and will
give prompt attention TO the prosecution Or cl aims
and the Adjustment OF accounts In all the Depart
menta OF the Government.
ofice, t7e seventh street, opposite Post One
Department. Au8I-gm
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g ALE OF CONDEMNED NUDES.

CHtET QUARTERMAsTER's OFTTCE,l
DEPOT OF WAsHIRoToN,
WARRINGTON, ID. G, September 8, 1854.
Wlll be sold, at public auction, At the CorrGIs,
near The observatory, 10 tue city OF Washing ton, =,
on WEDNESDAY, September 81, 1864, n lot OF
MULES,
condemned as unit for public service.
TeTm-Cash, 10 Government fu' ds.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. m.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brigahcr General and Chief Quar ermastcr,
Bep6.I5t Depot Of Washington.
0UARTERMASTER GENERALS
W OFFICE, FIRST DIVISION, wAsnIsGroN
d. c., SEPTEMBER 2, 1854
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the high
est bidder, at the time and places named below,
viz:
York, Pa, Thursday, Sept. is, 1854.
Altoona, Pa, Thursday, Sept. %, 1864.
Lebanon, Pa, Thursdsy, Sept. 20, 1861.
PLACE.
These horseA have been eondemncl as unit for
the cavalry service oi the army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses sold slngly.
Terms: Casa Ia Unitel States currency.
JAMES A. EkIN,
Colonel F.rst Dtvision, @. NJ. GGn'ps Office.
Be5.t2Sth
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OFFICE UNION PACIFIC r r. CO.,
" No. is WILLIAM STREET, NEw YORK, sep-
tember I'd, iS6I.-Tne Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders Of this Company will be held on the
first MONDAY OF OctobG-, the OfilCc Of the Com
pany, No. 10 William street, New York. at II
O'Clock, q. M, for the of such huslnesl
as may come before the meeting.
JOHN A. DIX, Prerident.
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AUCTION SALES

A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ IN psSS0BsisTENcE STORES AND CoMMISsA.
III fhoPERfYi ALSO, BARREL SLAVES.
orrIcE orPoT CommrssApy or svpst,rrScr.,
,,,,,, hLExAHDRiA, VA, Sept. 70, 1864 (
VIII be sold AT Public huo ion, a No, M iTnInn
strest, In the city Of Alexandria, va, on TUES
DAY, the sOth Of september, 1861 at 10 O'Clock, A.
Pork, Bacon, Ham, Salt Beef, OK TonTuet. Pear
Rice, Hominy and Dried Apples, ' -'''
9, Also, Commi'SSry Property, and 5000 Barrel
Tormn; Cash, In Government funds.
Articles purchased to be removed Immediately
after sale. A. +. CLARKE,
Hol3Tt Captain and c. 8 VS.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14

MY FnIENpsi am happy to participate with you
on this interesting occasion. From early period
OF the war have been endeayoring to uphold ouI
glorious nag agalnGt the rebels In the field, who
were endeAvnring TO trail II In the dust IhAyC
Deen where my men, dear to me a. brothers, have
been shot down all aFound me and di sred lks
frOst-wofk before the rays OF the suni hut, say,
never, while have drop OF blood to shed, will
be wiligg to aectde to u dishonorable peace, die.
tatod, too, by enemies whom we have beaten 90
severely as hardly TO be able to stand up against
us; and if we do our duty at home as well as II
done in the field, and snnd further supplies to oui
exhausted brothers in the field, we shall soon be
able to close this war, and In such way that nc
one hero will have occasion TO blush with shame
az we should do II the principles OF the Chicago
platform were to he acted upon.
Amer the speeches, the crowd formed In line
headed by the band, and proceeded to the Presi.
dents House. Al er an air by the band, the Pres.
ident appeared AZ the Goor and was greeted by
three rouslng oheers.
= Mr.. Lincoln made brief response, to the effect
? that he was not prepared to acknowledge the
honor dove him in n set speech. We had heard
the. right EoIt Of Hpeeohes from Vermont and
Maine lately, and previously from Mobile and Al.
lantN, and he was much In favor OF hearing more
OF the same sort Iom the South.
He then thanked the aBsemblage aud bsde the N
farewell, upon which they took up the lice OF
march for Mr.. Stewards residence.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-09-13

principal difficulty in efFsctins exchange Will %
removed L,,.,
The Kerold Of the 9TH, received in PeterSnnFs
saws thu, Alvin GICrn te,eEraphS from nun ",p'
Tenn that b. surprised Jack Morgan on 'ie IT,
killed sni defeated him, capturing seren'y u.o
prisoners aud one piece Of artillery. ieIegrNlnS
from Eerryvrllc Clark county, say there Is no con-
frmAtion OF E,rly's IetI eating up the 'AiieY'
The Republicans carried Vermont with increased
majority also Wilmington Delaware
Seward mAGo = great electIOneerlng speech ~
Auburn Saturday night, announcing mat no rae
would he enforced, there beng plenty ot Soi',"'
te r. and rebuked the radical Nhoti"nl>'s and de,
nuIr ccd the peace Democrats, said slavery "ouIu
10, Le intericrcd with after the war.
R,Sseau tergrAphs that Wheeler has crossed
Duck rlver and joined his forces with R"ddy' oo'l.
rcrresiins to Florence. There Is large force u
rebels IN Missouri.
The .as!.,h press Justify the seizure Of the Gsor-
gia Inc HrnHldsAys the World aud As1' deeiA'e
the fall OF Atlanta amounts 10 nothing
MoSby captured ambulance train and ."
ons near Harper's Ferry HeaSy c1nnon'a i f'T ~
inthe city last Sunday night ia honor u '''>
! Atlanta Gold > IL. ;,bdrsW m ten
Ii is reported that Fremont VIII - the .tumu
DAYS and that Wade Of Ohio would tAN'
r.la1rsn,s from Washington say "in,iJ -. ~.
- C.Isr,I army the last ten day -; p..,'ti.-e
three thousand per day ana say be Chase pr Pre-,
kat
dispatch from Mobile 10 the Rs,,;r,,- 49,.
AtooIa says, that the Memphis ByLst; ~ ,h-
has nee" received, winch contain, 800, - ~
3GsiSy with five thousand men is tb,s,,.n 49,
o,rt es'on on ana Cape Grsdaeu, Missouri I,,,.s
hummer OF Prices men arc in southern u,s.,,tSS;
awaiting the arrival of their C;.nsr,T
! reliable 'saS IumOfs, none
p Inc New York Mercury asserts that n. Chico,
| ooI'ei'ioh has tscitly agreed upon A pI,n oS ..
ooHsu . uGt'n OF the Union, and contemnj,,es RI.
organization Of five separate ConfrJr,.ras .' ''
"uepeadeht Of the other, whose rn.r,,r.n,,n, -
UGH mars shall be bound TO each otbcr b.. Ill
a''ceS' offensive and drensive-thcss Conc.dcy,c.,
IG''Sst O' the South Atlantic Stntes-The Trans.
Sn.SsSSiPpi Ststcs-thc Northwe,t-,be m,JJ.
safes and the New England States A sIniI,r
pan Pi was proposed by Vaisndigham in Congress- in
February, 1851. ~ 'o's'eHS III
mon Meeting In Boston
The first great gathering of the pre,Idsr,i,I
Pa6h TOOK place at Fsnuell Hall on the pigbt NJ m.
1'n' ne call was addressed to those who defend
'i'e integrity Of the Republic and Iavor a vigorous
VAT as The only path to peace.
Inc nail was packed, and hundreds were pr,bI.
70 gam adnnttace. Governor Andrew was chosen
president, and made a stirring speech
senator Wilson also addressed the rnao,;r,
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The Richmond Dispatch urges The Governors Of
the Confederate States to convene their respective
Legislatures with the view Of plac.ns at once all
State officers in army. The SsnsNeL the Pres
idents organ, copies the article Ct tie Dispatch and
warmly endorses it. The Dt,pateh thinks that in
this way tnlrty.two thousand men could be obtain
ed iTOm the States Of Virginia, North. Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, and AlabahA GOv.Vance
is SoeInnly pledged not to surrendsr his State Off
ceIs. Will ne keep his pledgeI
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'na' many persons and among thCtu
G.. '''' o'en eNe'"P.'u .! the government
from military duty, are relasi tn, old Issue a,
'''' h'rey Tor WHAT 'h haze ts SELL Ind
Inc new issue W have heard that
, " "'NS are dong "h This is great
hardship on many who must ave the mems Of
subsistence, and who cannot oar, tho rsw ;ss,s
"u>' '"e enrolling OBJECTS IN lock closely TO
'"'> matter and not permit tempted CT deteiied
persons mus to trlL' win 'ne ,IrrcGcy. The cid
ISSUE Is US' as 90 / .. present or two thirds Of its
face, as the new Eve:g good ,,f,.p sbo,,H do al
III his power 70 sustain the cU~.r,,.