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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29

cB- The old independent Relief Fire Com
pany's engine. Friendship. has been sold. and
sent to Charleston, Ill.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29

IT, The State Sanitary Convention assemblies
at Masonic Hall on Wednesday. the ID prox.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29
COPARTNERSHIP.
Livery Business.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPART-
OkLoP a TAYLOR Their stabies located at the
corner of Pennsy and Pearl streets and they will
keep the best of stock and carriages
ton OF the public Tney will zlo be ready times
10 purchase stock and pay the best prices the Market
In connection With their livery business they will keep
boarding and sale stable DICK ORLOP,
STEPHEN TAYLOR
fehs-dlm formerly Of Lsfsyettel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29

There were seven deaths in the City Hos
pitaI, (military.) during the week ending Feb. q
Total number of patients 1913.
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e3- Zoe. the wondrously brilliant and beauti.
full. will toe il fantastichlly and fascinatingly at
the Metropolitan shortly.
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The Confessions and Experience
Of an Invalid.

Published for the benefit and CAUTION TO YOUNG
MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay of Manhood, &c, supplying the
time the means OF selfcure By who has cured him
self after undergoing considerable quackery.
BIZ incloslng post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
febS-d3m Bedford, Kings Co, y. Y.
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sB-The Marion Circuit Court convenes OF
the 2lst proximo.
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WAN 7 e p.
A q e Mt >
CONSTANTLY WANTED.

WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MN TO
IL canvass the country thoroughly, and deposit our
Medicines with every family. am employing agents 10
canvass, foot. 500. and with horse and burxy
$3.50 Agents required 10 furnish horses
and buggies-
In addition TO the above salary. defr.y all expenses
incident the buiDess IL is agree able and health
fu occupation for young men, giving theE coed sppor
funity 10 make money without the possibility Of
tanning loss sccruing from selling or c0mmission
Applicants .hoaid apply in person. address o. far
ther information be desired the proprietor By letter
No one will be employs ed for less term than oneyesr
and will into q written contract 20 that eject
shall require security, In al eases II an not per-
sonAlly acquainted With the applicant a. sha infrusf
In his custody money sticiue books a1d receipts %
the amount Of from $500 20 -. oos
u. M. FROST,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
Tel
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WLADIEs, LADIES' LADIES' DON'T

TAIL TO read the advertisement In this paper. head
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Or. Cheesn2n. Of New
York. has devoted the last thirty OF his practice to
Female Complaints. His Pills act like charm. They
are reliable and safe novo-dom
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29
n OVAL.

h Nc M d ~ ~ IL.
"TE RESPECTFULLY GIVE NOTICE or OUR RE-
w movsl, on the LIST inst, from az West Washing.
ton street, to
No. IS ~Outh Meridian street,
Schnuls New Block, and invite Merchants 20 an sxan-
nation Of our stock Of Beaver Cashmere Fur and col
Hats with Caps or all styles for and boys which
offer 10 the trade at prices low be found any
other Western Jobbng Hat House. Our stocks
lected at the best manuf kast Of stylss
suiting the trade of any locality.
In Straw Goods have all times good assort-
ment- DONALDSON CARR.
3s So tn Nerd an street, Schnull's New Block.
febl5-d2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29
FOR SALE.

INCUR TWENTY ACRE LOTS. BEING PARTS OF
Section *. To~n Is, Range East. Marion County
Indiana and situated about three miles south Of City
indianapolis sdjoiDng the Madison Pike. Most Of the
fre-wood ard Of the timber has been on.
Ios No a. beautiful grove Of about three has
been reserved and there IS timber on all the lots
except No. i.
TIE land i well calculated by soil and position for
either orekysrd. garden ne or private residence pur-
poses The land will be sod in lots fer plat Of which
see hsndhilis The lots sdoin ether and viii
gether make COED farm.
TrsNs-One-hah down. the balance in six and twelve
months
Further particulars may be sscerfaned Of either Geo.
hsNneld. Reginald H. Hall, John = spsnn. either
OF the undersigned, on or before The day II sale.
The tract appears the County Maps in the name o.
Mary Demott-
Sale positive and without reserve Title perfect.
SPANN SMITH,
tebzS-dtnH Real kstate Agents. Indianapolis.
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A FACT .
&c A. q Dye.


In the year ls45 Mr.. Mathews pre- pared the vESE-
TIAN II aIk DYE; since thai time Il has been used b
thou~ands, and iD instance hs siied give entire
satisfaction
The VENETIAN DYE Is the cheapest In the world.
Its price IS only Fifty Cent. snd each bottle contains
double the quantity Of dye la those usually sold for
dollar.
The VENETIAN DYE Is warranted iujsre the
hair or the scalp in the slightest degree.
The VENETIAN DYE works with rapidly and
tainty. the hair requiring no preparation whatever.
The VENETIAN DYE produces any shade that may
be desred-on- that will fade, crock wash out
that permanent the hair itself For sale by
all druggists Price 80 cents
A. l. MATTHEWS.
GeD.rsi Agent, IL Gold street, n. Y.
Also, Manufacturer Of Mathews Arnica Hair 6loss,
the best b<ir dressing in Price IS cent?.
junels-ly
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n & NJ OvAIS.
H 4. Nj O W A L

II - Nj O W A l.
WYE HAVE REMOVED FROM NOS. IS AND n
w West Washington street, 90 the and com
modious room,
NO. ~ south Meridian Street,
In Schnull's Block where offer trade a and
well selected stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
tions &C. sufficient in quantity asd variety 10 check the
entire memorandum OF any buyer and prices
passed in the West
Merchants will find ii to their advantage 10 examine
our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
feb9-dfm GRASSLAND PEE.
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Il. III. DRAKE Il CO.,
202 Broadway, N. Y.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES

THESE LOZENGES ARE PREPARED
from highly esteemed recipe for alternating Bronchial
Affections, Astama Hcarseness Coughs and Irritation
SoreHess of the Throat.
PEBlIC SPEAKERS AND V0cAIISTS
viii find them beneficial in clearing the voice before
speaking singing, and reevin the throat after any
unusual exertion OF the vocal organs having peculiar
adaptation to affections which disturb the organs Of
speech.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers N Medicines the
United States and most foreign countries IS per
box. f-b4-d&wIm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29

The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong the Ian
guild brilliant, and exhausted natures great resorer
They composed of celebrated Cslisaya Bark VIM
tersreen sa safras, Roots Herbs, 6c all preserved in
perfectly pure 81. croix Rum.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
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MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY %


IL The City Council meets to night.
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HEINIsTREET'S
INEVITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
NOT DYE,

But restores hair TO its gnaI color ~ supplying
the capillary tubes with natural sustenancc impaired by
age or disease. All iaaHfaaeoss dyes composed q
inaar eaHse. destroying the vitality and beauty
hair, and afford ofthemselves dressing Hsins,reefs
nimtsbe Colorng not only hair 10 tie natural
color by ar easy process. bet gives the hairs
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes It's growth, prevents its falling o. erstcsses
dsndrur, and mparts health and plessantness 90 the
head. has stood the Of tine being the original
Hair coloring. and is constantly Increasing favor
Used by both gentlemen and ladies'. IL sold By eli re-
spectacle dealers, be procured by them Of the
commercial agents. d. :. BARNES Co, a02 Broadway
New York. Two tizes. 50 cents and si
feb5-dsm-eod
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New York Cattle Market.

Market DAY, TUESDAY,, February %, 1854.
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE ALL KINDS, ros TIE WEEK.
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decT
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
ealansus pvOsesAsngs In 0an Yvanesses.
a,.. Lyron ~ Ans c:stsss,s. Jsk =! a.

ealnnSus psosesAsngs In oon Draness~e.
.,..t.a. n tyrcN ~ ANA cnStses,e, JU1 3&l ~.
Ascshsf Or those hrvtby misnoos aeASrs, q Me merS
Ds0hn which he blush oouss 20 ths cheek q svSry
hsssss nsp ssd ws0as, s1a - hrHs - sve.y parent
sunk bsoV the lsve - shs bsaess ehss leNn Grows
sDck faibt, he's como 70 lKnt IN this csey Cspao
Lsss ana ocsr Evrsrd sosine urcn Information iusn nsh
= pareoss rssd ms IN ABE CITY, on Thursday arresed
oscvge Iambsrtson and Emile Bufpho, middle aged men,
spd Ralph Doyle snd another scho0ibOy, for crimes
agass seotssy and oursess en the morals and persons
& come six 20 Ten school girls sf various ases-
etem eleven 20 fonrteen yesrs-tOo alb mipabi6
q bo oven mentioned. & Il seems that the men
1srs engaged is wsaalng fv schoo girls the street
snd with the assistance of the boys under
end others not yet arrested, luriDg them a
Montgomery stvees, near Pine. In q hotel of
lssbtfu chsracisS, where their mnds we're corrupted
thruugb the medium OF obscene pictures aud publica-
ees, ana the fef purposes OF the Internal gang
unsm,iesy accomplished. Two gIPls belonging 10 df-
soD u pass the night M the house OF the other, and
~ two wouid thor 90 70 the these than
esoes, sad pass the right his worthy Of meotion that
eun single exception, none OF these untertunaie RHb
besa in great measure left look ont for thep.f
estves-not being tumedmtely under parental control
nod wstch vi guardianship The man Iambertsan--if u
y possible 10 reckon him as such-and the boy Doyle
s obscene pcsures." ana VII be sentenced 10 the full
sxtent Of The to-dav. Buninho will have exami
aasi0n 10 private two O'Clock r. 10 day There s,
UNFORTUNATELY law under winch any adequate sh
one almost temptsd, hearing the facts in such
esse to cry @tU he lamp poa the moment one Of them
arrested. We omit 10 mention all the more revong
1stals Of this horrible affair. and would gladly omit al
nention Of did We not beieve that Is our duty 10
oand NJ warning parents, that children yet
seeo"amins,ed may bo guarded with increased watch
falness. and thereby saved from fate beside which
lossn, In any io,m, Is a browning mercy
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
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s.;ss s::ss D: ..s Y:
s:s r % a:s :s s.s % = u: s::s N:
sss ' ~. a.ass ss sa s.ss
form % sid dscon. With sr:ulniisa that s sue !. 80 ~
ss ii" ~ As :sss. Ne n
~. ~: s.s.S sss Ss s' and
Report csm... ss.s ~. i:.ssS. e. ne; L
vs,y ss Sss sr:ssS '% as,s
sud ,has me accompanying ordinance therefor os
A'Sss; Wn;cs; vas la,a over. ,sS i4s
Rsps1. q Gommlii.. Sewer. .i.s r.:.!.t,cs th.s
sum n Ts s.sS " &. EsSS Ninth
s. % :" ss ss
.s s s. s1t e .. ~. :: @
& ana S. x. hs
nance therefor =" aaoptsd rs nj .s III ~
Kendr, cammii,ee on Pesl,c Health with resolution
SEVENTH ssssdy., ss fenced :adsr
ss sm.ss q @ ss scc p and A.
Nh eh Was Lard over t1a.g rLIi.sag ..3 th
maj S os s :n q. osS s "
and 'r ne ,s sd. < 81 ;
street. between broadway and Eighth avenue. and The
Ty G q EsAss e H. ss
Street and that tho accompanying ordinance
which was laid over. - .t9.f It ft q.
ha. and sanseo % O. "o9S No
be led under the direction Of the Street Commtss onsr
ana hst the ordinance therefor be adopted
Rab6 II q mhirsS on Public Health with resolution.
ha. the vasn, iots the north side OF Eignssth street.
' y % and S s ~ u. Ssas s
company ng ordinance therefor be adopted. aaf
Report of Corinmtee on Public Health with resolution
that the vscsn, lots on the south side OF Thirty street
the dY~eoE StYeet Com missioner and that the
coIMpanying ordinance therefor bs adopted. siai
Report Of Comnlit,ee Sewers with resolution tnat
the 5 az $ sRd
avenues under the direction Of the Croton Aquednct De-
partmrn and that the accompanying ordinance therefor Do
Report q Committee on Roads with resolution tha.
Ninth avenue, Forteth FoStynfsh BE- paved
with Belgian payemont the expense pc paid by
thereby nnasr bs direction o the Croon Aaas
Snct Board and has the accompanying ordinance therefor
Rcsolntion that the sunken sss and $40
nues nisd in fsrhw ih under .he dressien Of The
Street Commissioner .r m '1-1-sI t
Reaoution that lots east side Of Second
avenue between Fifty Ffy-ihrd streets, be
hed under the direction OF the Street Commits
sone and that the accompanying ordinance therefor be
West FORTY third filled in forth wiih under deo
tion Of the Street Commissioner. A2elt t.f
49, NOTIONS AGAIN RasUwED. eEI
CouncNmen JAauxs moved that the Board Do now
which carried BY The following yote:- II.
McGrsth Opdyse Jaquss, shaefer Cook, Brandon, Fz'
Negative. -couneimen Bsophy, Hayes websisr. Brics
.whsreupon .be pre.ssn, tenn declared .s.i u.
JAMES N. SWkENY, Cesh e.
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
Board of Aldermen.
T0rey0y

SPECIAL Exsssos--Aug,ist 1a o'clock r. ~
The Board met pursua mt - the following CALI
+. NEw YoRK, August I5 1884
D. T. VALENTINE, ESQ - 4Es l'N NsH n
DEAR SIR--Yon viii please notify the members Of the
Board q Aldermen % meet special sessions On Thursds
Cy HAIL for tho purpose Of transcng such business
may cemc beloye The Board.
PETER MASTERsON Alderman Tnrtsenth District
Z s. John FOX, AldeymA1 RiSst dt,tyict. r.1 Hag
JOHN Z. HENRY, Alderman Third district I. d
q. A. JEREMIAH: Alderman Tenth district .,3
JOHN HARDY. Alderman Eleventh distrct.
JAS: MckAHoN. Mdeypan Fourth district /
JOSEPH SHANNON Alderhsn Sixth distriCA
JACOB N. LONG. kiderman sevsntsenth disiricA
CnAS. j. CHIP, Alderman Seventh district.
PETER MCKNIGHT. Alderman Eighth dis,rict
Prcsent,Alderman fon EcMahon, Shannon. chipD
The President being absent at roll call motion q A.
dcrman jeremiah Alderman Chpp called the chair
The roll having been called and auo.um no. appearing
the Predent tenn. announced that the Board stood ad
journed without day. d. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
The New York herald., 1864-08-21

IT sce-wArOHgs DIAMONDS JEfELkf. siLttB
N Plate. Guns, siols. &c. bought Mal psv 40 per
than be abtsinsd any ohTr place IN the
city. NJ B-Alao awnDreSew rlck-ts waited for the
above articles, A the sanic rssc oog baa"ay corner %
Houaton stranl. IN kAlrs. r0Om y
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
r-MosEs lLIBEgALLye ADVANCED, AT n ON
n pi.Hs2S NJ sSSsW tsIlhs tsIlhfs St SJtkwsthS 8

AlS1 tNsAtN tHhs q tfN fNA 4
AT ~ pAwNRRoKERs flcKErs WANTED AT II
On DRmorla Watches. jewelry &c,,
sni higher prc' ran obtained az any ether
place in lhe Gay, ~ IL Blescssr street 10 ataifs
The New York herald., 1864-08-21

fNArAwBA wfNg.-NoRsE,s .KRLLEY's ISLAND
~ Grape Caawba wine for ssc ,hs trade or private
perpons lots To suit NJ the iowsst price.
N. l.. HkLDON. 70 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1864-08-21

VBRy HIGH pRIcEs PafD FOR DI tMoNps JEW
cry. Pearls, Watches. kc. by r. W. PLUMB. pA
10 A NJ and from uI r. NJ vsluasiens Que per cent
tV ArcHss. DtawosDs srryge rtare ASn
~ Fsnry Goods purchased tor casa. snsy or 10 'ot a.
tho hlSnss, price. Original l. JAuDBS
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
LOAN oErIcrs.

Ar 6oo--MONEY LIBERALLy ADVANCED on DfA-
N moufs, Watches Jeweiry silver Plate Guns, Psol~,
A. &C. Also Pawsbrske q Tickets vented % a,nonds
W ~f cent than he obssined her pscs
hsuy OS Brosdway. corncrof Houston sAreei, up sars.
room No s. 900 IN IN -. -
The New York herald., 1864-08-21

SITUATION WANTED-BY RRsPECrABLE
"A young. healthy woman. TO wet nurse baby from "
birth six months as her readence. Has lost no
own months Old Call at address % North 6k
81, Williamsburg Inquire for Mrs. Bremberser.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-27

BITE BIGGER BILLY" One day gentle
man saw two boys going along one of the
streets in New York. They were barcfooted.
Their clothes were ragged and dirty, and tied
together by pieces OF string. One boy was
perfectly happy over half withered bunch Of
flowers which he had just picked up In the
street. Il say, Billy" said he to his compan-
ion. wasn't somebody good to drop these 'ere
posies just where | could find them-they're
so pooty and nice? Look sharp, Billy ;mebby
you'll find something bimeby." Presently the
gentleman heard his merry voice again saving,
10, jolly Billy here amt most half a peach,
and IT amt much dirty, neither. Cause you
hain't found nothing, yen may bite first"
Billy was just going to take very little taste
ot 1T, when his companion said, "Bne bigqer
Billy, mebby we'll find another fore long.w
What noble heart this boy had, in spite of
his rags and dirt. He was "doing goodn in
the way we are speaking Of There was no.
body for him TO be kind to but his companion
In poverty the poor ragged boy by his side.
Bnt he was showing him all the Kindness in
his power when he said, "Bite bigger Billy,
There was nothing greedy, nothing selfish
about the boy. His conduct shows how even
a poor ragged boy can do good by showing
kindness.
"Bite bigger, Billy-mebby we'll find another
fore long" Who can help admiring the noble
heart of that poor boy? / would rather have
that boys kind and generous spirit than have
monarch's crown upon my head without it,
bite bigger, Bilyw think Of these words if
you are ever tempted to be unkind or selfish
to your companions.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
Help the Sick and Wounded.
THECHRIST(AN COMMISSION

rs now fully organized SO that It can reach the
soldiers in all parts of the army with stores and
religious reading and instruction.
Its objecti is the spiritual aud temporal welfare of
the soldiers and sailors 1t distributes its stores by
means of Christian men, who 20 without nav and
give personally to those who need, accompanying
each distribution BY words of religious counsel and
cheer, and by such personal attention as may be
needed
The main object of the Commission ia the relo;ous
welfare of the soldiers but they find that they best
succeed in this by first ministering to the bodily
wants, and then pointing to Christ
At the present time the Commission are doing all
In their power to aid our soldiers who starving in
the prisonsin Richmond, and for this purpose need
large sums of money.
Funds are much needed to procure religious read
Ing and such special stores as not given. We be-
neve all stores entrusted to will be faithfully dis
trbuted.
For further information, directions and documents
address HENRY IL. BURGESS, 80 Commercial street,
Portland.
Money may be sent to CYRUS SruRDIvArr, rs
Commercial street. Portland and stores to any mem.
Der of the Army Committee
Where more convenient, stores and money NAV be
sent to GEoReE II. STUART, ESD, l3 Bank street,
Philadelphia
The members of the Commission are
George III. Stuart. Esq, Philadelphia
Rev. Rollin II. Nealc d. D.. Boston,
Charles Demond Esq, Boston,
Row Bishop 2; s. james, D. D., New York,
Rev. James Eells, d. d., Brooklyn,
Mitchell n. Miller, Esq, Washington.
John p. Grocer, Esq, Philadelphia
Jay Cooke, Esq, philadelphia,
Rev M l. X: r. Thompson. Cincinnati
Col. Clinton b. Fisk, ST. Louis
John v. Farwell, Esq,. Chicago.
T.R. HAYES. Al. CHASE,
H. II. BURGESS.
Army Com. Portiond Y. NJ. c. Association.
novl9 ed3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-27

PORTSMOUTH, Jan. %, 1864.
Rrltsn for the Press.
The steam frigate Colorado is ordered to
the Navy-yard, from the blockading squadron
TO be put into the dry dock and repaired 1t
Is expected about the last Of the month.
The Alabama, alias New Hampshire, was
successfully launched yesterday; she moves
like duck upon the water. II she had been
put into commission years ago her constructor
would have received much credit.
Work is progressing favorably on Fort Nc
Clary which will be one Of the strongest forts
in your State. Its water batteries are seven
hundred feet in length and will be completed
in another year; from thence there will be an
archway under ground to the main fort, whose
strength no one will deny Blasting has CON-
menced for it, in the solid rock, and it Is to be
excavated to the depth of fifty-three feet,
with diameter of about three hundred. The
officers quarters and store-house for powder
are completely hemmed in by the solid rock
in Its natural state. Two tiers of casemated
guns are to be above ground. The work Is
being down under the superintendent OF Mr.
llsley OF your city, and thesreputation of Mr..
Smith, the master mason, to whom / am in
debted for these particulars, is sufficient
guarantee for the faithful performance Of the
work.
heard the bravery of one of your Maine
boys, Capt Edward Moore, Co. 4, 18th Reg't,
highly spoken Of by naval officer, who saw
him on duty while he was spectator of a
fight. His remark was il the officer of the
day In command had been Napoleon, with
his authority, his shoulder-straps would have
been changed to those of higher grade.
The guns at Fort McClary and Fort Consti-
tuition are being dismounted for the purpose
Of being carried into your State to be rifed.
ARFI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-27

IHK REIMBURSEMENT OF VETERANs.-The
sublime heroism which the volunteers in the
Union army are now displaying in again vol
unteering for three years, in order to see the
end of the rebellion which called them from
their peaceful avocations to become soldiers
Of the Union, is fifty commended in the fol-
lowing article from the Providence Journal:
The grand rally of the loyal citizens of the
North, three years ago, in response to the call
OF the President for volunteers, was Justly re-
garded, says the journal, as the sublimest
spectacle which had been witnessed in our
history since the Revolution. But that, glo-
rious spectacle Is, in our Judgement matched
by that we are now witnessing in the re-enlist-
ment OF those same loyal volunteers, or rather
OF such OF them as have survived the attacks
OF disease and the shocks Of the score of battles
From whatever State they come, in whatever
fields they are now serving, whatever hard
ships they may endure, they are swearing,
not by tens of scores, but by whole regiments
TO stand by the flag for which they have SO
long brayely fought, until its supremacy over
every rood of her soil is fully established
They might say and could we blame them
or think 1t strange, ifthey say-"we enlisted
when no bounties or very small ones were
paid. We fought through the hardest part
of the war. Nobody sdpposes it will continue
three years longer. We have been separated
from our families and friends. We have re-
ceived only thirteen dollars month, while
you at home have been enriching yourselves,
This language they might use, and with
Justice too. But do we hear il from their lips
1t Is now your turn to go to the front and
ours TO stay at home. We have done our part
OF the work. Now go and do yours Not
at all. They do indeed come home and
invite and urge their neighbors and friends to
take up arms. But they say "come" instead
OF go" They request us to fall into the
ranks with them to I'LL up the regiments. de-
pleted by the many months of hard service.
and stand shoulder to shoulder with them TO
make the last, final onset upon the now toter-
ing rebellion.