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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

G PRING DEBT TYI

G P NC EBIL ITYl
LANGUoR, LAssITUDE,
AND THAT
Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TINE OF THE YEAR,
are Immediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Or Protected Solution OF PRoTOXfDE OF IRON.
THE VIVIAN sYRUP
supplies the blood with its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON,
Infusins STRENGTH. VIOoA, and NEW LIFE into
al parts OF the sybtem.
One OF the most LiTtinguibhed JuFIItI in New
EDgland writes 10 friend as follows;
al have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
result fully sustans your prediction. 1t ha' made
yigor and energyi am no longer uemulouS and
debiltAted, As when you last saw me- but stronger,
heArtier, and with larger capacity for labor, men
I'll and physical, than at any time during the last
An eminent divine OF DoLton says!
al have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time past It gives me NEW HIooE, BUOY
AHCY OF SPIRITS, ELASTICITY OF MgsCLE;m
No, Aol Broadway, New York.
COUGHS CoLDSl CONSUMPTION
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOTT RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis DIM
Guilty of Breathing, Asthma, HOArHcneBG,
Sore Throat, Group, and every
Affection OF
THE THROAT. LUNGS AND CHEST.
WistArH BAIs, IN OF wild Cherry does not dry up
Cough aud leave the seeds OF Consumption III the
s.ISism, but loosens It, and ceAnSes the Lungs Of
III Impurities,
v None None genuine unless signed az. BUTTS" on the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25
THIRD wARD-.FIRsT PRECINCT

THIRD RD.-SECOND PRE-.
CINCT.
Notice 10 hereby given that, In conformity to the
provisions OF the charter OF the city OF Washing
ton, An election will be held on MONDAY, the 9Th
day OF June next At the Model MARKET, near the
corner OF Ninth and streets north, for Mayor, to
terve two years. for Ohe member NJ the Board Of
Aldermen. T. serve two years; and three members
OF tue Board OF Common Council to serve one
yeHrj and Assessor to serve two years for aaid
The Polls open at O'Clock a. m. and close st 7
p' m. A. AID AMShH,
CHARLES '. WOOD,
GEO. c. WHITING,
myA CommiBaloneFI.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

FIFTH WARD SECOND FRE.
l. CINCT.
Notice 10 hereby given that, In conformity with
the provisions Of the cha ter OF the citv of WASH
10 ton, an election will be held on MONDAY the
9Th day OF June next, at the SohOOl-hsu e, corner
OF Third street east AID street south, for Mayor
10 serve two Ve-rsi for one m ambsr ~ Board OF
AldeTm'n n, to ser two years. and three members
OF Board OF Common Council, to serve one year,
and Assessor for said ward
he Polls open At 7 O'Clock m, and close At 7
p m WIN SLATER,
Il, 7. TIPPErT
JAS, II. RICHARDS,
my2o COmmIIiOneTs,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

DY GRE ZEN & WILLIAM
I'D AUCTIONEEHs
,ALE BY oRDSs OF The COMMISSIONER
OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS OF GaASs STANDING
IN THE SMlTHSoNIAN GROUNDS AT hUc.
TI0N.- SATURDAY mex, the Ssh inst, we
shall sell, the premises, at o'clock D. m ali the
grass growing on the smithsonian Grounds, which
IL supposed to cut IS or 10 tom OF hay.
Terms cash; 10 be moved and reno red Agreeable
to the direction OF Mr. JHmes Npke the Public
Gardener. GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
my9b-td Auotioneera.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25
| UCTION SALE OF STOLEN AND

A UCTION SALE OF STOLEN AND
~ Other Property, which has Remainrd In the
Gus ody Of the Metropolitan Police for the District
OF Columbia for Period OF more than six Months.
Sale at Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash, Of Property taken by the Metropolitan
Police, consist OF JewelTy, Clothing, Guns, PlS-
tolls, swords, Knives, Trunks, sAtchels, SAhdlery,
Boot, Shoes, Music VI Instruments, wi es, L quofb
&C., will take lace At the Property Room. OF the
Police Department, No. 4S3 Tenth street west, on
MONDAY, the SO'h day OF Msy, 1864, at 10 o'clock
m.
This sale, authoriI I'd by Act of Congress OF July
10, 1862, will be oontE ued from day to day until
the articles remaining In the custody Of the Prop.
erty Clerk more than six mouths, as designated In
= cat. logue prepared, and which may be seen At
his offioe,) shall be sold
Termsi Cash, In current funds.
All persons who have lost Money and Property
by theft, or otherwise, which may Be embraced Ia
the catalogue, are hereby notinelt call and iden-
tfy the same prior to the day Of sale or they will
lose all claim thereto.
A catalogue OF articles TO he sold can b. exam
ined at the Property Room above ref rred to.
GEO. II. HERRICK,
my2o-ot Property Clerk.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

SERIOUS FUN-John Skinner, q Teutonic
gentleman, whilst wandering, yesterday after.
noon, amid the sylvan suburbs OF the city saw a
horse browbing on pu' lie common, and thought
he would exhibit his. equestFiAnship by Mounting
the animal and prAncing over the fields. The ray
cavalier, however, did not indulge In this enjoy.
ment grAfuitously, for he WAS charged 0Io So by
Justice Fefgu,on on the complaint Of Mr.. BosIs,
the owner OF the animal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

IA. h,IIy eSf.t ~ YEARS EXPERIENCE
over ali otbep Sd the superiority Of this SAlys
mos angry looking sweIinGs snd 4, isuIgoS 'ns
sosiIs Ss IN aS sntn. 9iI Sores Wounds, Burns,
oniv o. ndgLy short time
The above are ali old ami wsiI'1AHii ,,,-,
dies. "ei''eAtAblished Rene
D For Sale by
T.; DlNEaohE, t0I BROADWAY, Nav yo,l
D. w: FoWLE Co., IS fremont stTeat ~
and BY all Druggists. myss, IS9sIoD,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25
NAvALRY HORSES WANTED.

TAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
WAR DEFARTnEET, CAVALRY BUREAU,l
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTFRdAsTER, }
WAsHIHoTOH, c., May 18th, 1864.
THREE THOUSAND (3,hOO) HORSES WANTED.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE U6SJ DOL
L : RS per head will be paid for all
CAVALRY FORSES
delivered within the next thirty 1907 days at the
Government stables at GiesboTo, ID. q.
Said Horses TO be sound In all particulars, not
less than i've 5 nor more than niue (O) years old
from afieen to sixteen hands high, fuil In ncsh,
compactly built, Birdie wise, AMI OF size sufficient
Tor Cavalry purpoaes
These GpecihoNtlOns will he strictly adhered to
and rigidly enforced In every particular.
Payment made on delivery 81 seven (7l and over.
J'MES A. EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief QuArtermast,r,
mylS'lmd Cavalry Bureau.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

HoT, VERYl-Yesterday was what might he
ea'Alogued as hot lay. The thermometer At
noon Indicated % degrees The thor dEhfares At
that time seemed to be deserted, except by those
change came over the spirit OF the scene, and BY
O'Clock deep black clouds gathered in the south
west, and ny sh O'Clock the ealoris atmosphere
was condensed to a pleasant breeze, aeoompanied
by Intermittent showers OF rain. To-day, the
weather 10 more tolerable and iuViEorAtluk and
we hope for its long conlinuAuoe
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED. - Yesterday. tho
IteAmers Jefe son, Major Belger, Exchange swan,
Dr. Baxter, and John Brooks, arrived at the SIKH
street landing with ! 500 wounded. The Conneoti-
disabled heroes.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

= EC0ND WARD.-SE COND
~ PRECINCT.
Notice Is hereby given that, in conformity 10 the
provisions of the city charter Of Washington city,
an election will be held on MONDAY, the 9th dHy
OF June next, At Ford's Drug store corner OF Penn.
sylvania avenue and Eleventh street, for Mayor,
70 serve two years, for one member at Board OF
Aldermen, to serve two years, and three members
oithe BOARD Of Common Couueil, to serve one year,
The Polls open At 7 o'clock 4 m. and close At
7p, M GEO W. DARKNESS,
mya CommiIsioper,.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

A GENTS LOOK TO YOUR INTER
IA ESTSI Call and examine somath,iIh'
gtHtly needed by every person. or ten "a %DI Hf
sent fAEE BY mail ,sor Twenty Cents, that Tets1I,
tor Two Dollars, by r. u. WbIGoTsp 'Aita
iSniA-iyW i7o Chatham square, New YoSL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

Pol oE CAsEs.-Sseond Prseinet-Samuel
Thompson and Turol smith, dis orderly conduct,
n n each ssi VIM. Hamilton and Charlotte
-, Fourth Prteine-HHfriet GreAIou and. George
sS 1oESt, nIsotGeTly conduct, ssi MATy AIey, do,
- Fyh Preeinct-Wm bundv. nIaf.pIty Al, Ann
a U" T.ifar Sn'S MG9roe, Mary MdaI eRAmp, bet.
iatoxiostion' Al M uH eIeo Hester TilImAn,
ci Sim NpIGSstnet.wm Irving, dfunSenSe;,, As,
Marshal AdS@S, driVi io[doIy sonduot, miIit,fy
costs. WV pavement, b5 cents
dH SsTeS "a PTectnei-owen Conner, disord,,lv
SUI SHh ior court; George Oliver, dol do RnhaPyi
shpyi mSotderly conduct; military, NooeF'
I, Elghh PrectHci.-John skin err drunL.nn..
do, dismissed s' ""hteleni
Kelly, eDjamin Johnson, Geurgs snsfs. W
gerry sonducti hn,d each s. 10. Ann bisPsrtisns
w. No. Slo' chs Finqegan, dol "a lewis W
Naiser and Mary N. Barron, threats of Violence,
security to keep the peace, ~ ''Oieneei
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

GoLD GoLDi-Tho only place in this city
where they make and re.point gold pens il Al $40
Seventh street, up stairs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25
BOARDING.

BOARDING. "A NUMBER OF GEN
ID tlemen can obtain beard At No. 4sT Maryland
avenue between Four-And.A-hAlf and sixth streets
Island, ncI1-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

THE LADIES' FIFTH WARD AID soCInrY.-
The members AGd fiends OF this society met At
the residence Of Mrs. =. n. French, East Capitol
street, TO make arrangements to enable them to
meet the urgens calls made At present upou them
BY the unusual plumber Of sick A0d wounded Iol-
dierS now In our hospitals.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25
FOR SALE OR RENT.

EoR sALE---A NEWFOUNDLAND
SLUT, Just one year old. She 10 from the
stock formerly owned BY Gen. Lee, at Arlington.
VIII be sold cheap. Inquire At this office, or 2l7
FOURTH ~, bet, ! and X, tor terms. my20-it'
TOR SALE.--THE STOCK AND FIX
j lures Of the Wood and Coal Yard located at
NO. ts1 Twelfth street, between Il and v streets,
OF The proprietor. said yard being centrally To-
Gated 10 the midst Of business community makes
The location one OF the most desirable in the city.
The present proprietor having urgent business 10
attend to elsewhere, will dispose Of the above At
low price, or would rent the yard and fixtures II
desired. myli-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

EORD's NEW THEATRE,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENN AVENUE
THE COOLEST ANO BEST VkNTIL ATED
PLACE OF PUBLIC ANUS MENT IN
1HE CITY.
THIS EVENING
1890 REVIVAL OF THE NAIhD QUEEN
with Magnificent Scenery, IleEant hppojntment,
Brilliant Costumes, Grand M.Tches ana TaIIsauS'
and an Unequslled Cast Of Characters. my2i
NROVER'S THEATRE.
" Pennsylvania avenue, near 'wlll.rd,. Hotel
LEONARD GROVER..n.............. DIRECTOR
Also, OF growers New Chestnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia.
The Coolest Theatre ia America
ventilated by Over One Hundred Window
Ice-wAteF for the Audience.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY Is. 1884
second night OF the brief OPERA SEASON.
first appearance tits season Of the renowned
Tenore, NJ. HABELMANN
Second appearance Of the charming PrimA Dom
MILE FREDERICK.
brstte, MILE CAsissH. rim" SOU
For this night only. Carl Won Weber,s Grand
DER FREIscHurz
Carl AnsohutZ. Conductor Of Opera
Doors open at 7-OperA commences at 8 O'Clock
The Pianos incidental to the Opera are furnished
By Chlckerlng q sons.
SCALE OF PRICES;
OIonesuh IhAlTs. ..,.....................H 80
Dress circle and Psrquette. ................. I 90
nesetNe1 80 cents extra
OHoIe''''. 80 cents
ml3 C. TESS, Business Manager.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
j the subscriber hath obtained from the Or.
phsns' Court Of Washington county, in the Dis
trct Of Columbia, letters Of administration on the
personal estate OF Shmu Reeve, late of WHshing-
tngton county Aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are hereby
warnel to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the .uhlerber, or before the 9th day
OF January next hey may othe wlae by law be
excluded FROM all bent At OF 1.-THE said estate.
@ ven under my hand this 9th day OF January, A.
d. 1864 CONslANrIA REEVE,
mySo-wsw' ADMINISTRATIVE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25
VARIETIES VARIETIES /

MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
(FTOnttug PENN, HVNHur AMI Ninth StFeet,l
SIGN OF TIE BIGGEST DRUMNONO LIGHT
Sign Of the Revolving and GlobrS Lights
The Illuminated Amusement Templo
HAABllN ~ ". fftpfleIOTb
FIT2 SIMMO IS .. stage Man sger and Advertiser
MANAGERIAL PRONUNCIATION.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

A NEW FLAa.sHIr.-fhe blockSde.runner
Don, an EnglGh-built ste ,mer, captured on The
North arOlinA coast, Is at the navy yard under
going repairs, which will At her As . nag ship OF
the Potomac tiotillA. She has double engine and
double propeller, and 10 in charge Of Capt. 0.
Gregor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

THE BROOKLYN IN. ~ 14TH RHdrHENT.-
The Brooklyn I4th New York regiment left this
city last night In he O'Clock train for New York,
their term OF service having expired. This regi-
ment left home r the seat Of war three years ago
with thirteen hundred men, and returns with only
inventive,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

- y 7 il W A r D--.SECOND PRE-
~ CINCT.
No'ioc IL hereby given that, in conformity to the
provisions OF the charter OF the city OF WAShinE-
ton, an election will be held on MONDAY the 9Th
Gay OF June next at the AnAeostia Engine House,
stfeet Aouth, at the intersection OF Virginia
avenue, for Mayo, to serve two years; for one
member OF the Board OF Aldermen, to serve two
yeAis, ana three members Of the Board OF Common
Council 70 serve one year, for EAld Ward
The Polls open at o'clock =. N AMI close Al 7
p m saul ARMS FAD,
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
WM. BEHON,
mJN Commissioners
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25
SIXTn WARD FIRST PRECINCT.

SlNFH WAllD.--FIRST PRECINCT.
Notice 10 hereby given that, In conformity with
the provisions OF the charter OF the city OF Wash
lngton, an election will. be held on MONDAY, the
6h Jay OF June, at the SCHOOL, HOuIe, corner of
seventh street west and G street south, for Mayor
10 serve Tor two yearsj for one member OF the
boaId OF Aldermen to serve for two years. and
Ihree members OF Board Of Common Council, to
serve one year, for said ward
Inc Pollh open At o'o ook 4, m, and close At
p M JOSEPH NJ. COOK,
JAMES W. BRIGGS,
WILLIAM HOEKE,
myN Commissioners.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

FURNISHED HOUSE OR COTTAGE
l. WANTED The advertiser wishes to hire 4
furnished house IN this city for six months or
~ ar where few respectable boa derB would be
allowedi or, would rent small cottage, furnished
will be paid monthly or quarterly, ia advance, and
the hest OF references given. Address Box 2, Ma
tiOnAl Republican Ohioe. ApS0-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

ID III receipt OF a large assortment Of Boy Nd
Childrsn'A Clothing Of the newest styles, On s''f
for the present. season for dress and tch nH' w
70 which VS. inYite tue httOdtiun NJ psrSr''
WALL, STEPHENS = -.
ESh Pennsylvania Avenue, HelWdyl
Ninth and Tenth s.tSPV.
apr IO-ihf IStEr a Intol.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

THIRD WARD.-.-wE ARE AUTHOR.
j. lied TO announce that Mr.. N. D. LARHER 10
not candidate for Alderman, AI has been sta1sd,
but 10 candidate for reelection 10 the Board OF
Common Council from the Third ward. my2i-ts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25
WANTS..

A DISABLED SOLDIER WANTS
IA employment. Is 4 good penman and Ac-
cnuntAnt, qualified to take charge Of set of books
Copying and transient writing performel quickly
and well. Address B. H., Box 1864, Washington,
ID. C. myt5-Im'
WANTED-.-TWO SMART, ACTIVE
w BOYS, from is to IS years Of sge, to learn
the Clothing business. J. H. SMITH,
myis $50 seventh At, opposite Post oniec.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-07
THE NEW AND THE OLD.

BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. New are the leaves on the oaken spray, New the blades of the silky grass Flowers that were buds but yesterday, Peep from the ground wher'er pass. The gay idlers, the butterflies,
 Broke to-day from their winter shroud; The soft airs that winnow the skies
 Blow, just born, from the soft white cloud Gushing fresh in the little streams,
 What a prattle the waters make! Even the sun, with his tender beams,
 Seems as young as the flowers they wake Children are wading with cheerful cries In the shoals eff the sparkling brook, Laughing maidens, with soft young eyes, Walk or sit in the shady nook. What am doing, thus alone,
 In the glory of nature here, Silver-haired, like snow fake thrown On the greens of the springing year Only for brows unploughed by care,
 Eyes that glisten with hope and mirth, Cheeks unwrinkled, and unblanched hair, Shrines this holiday of the earth Under tlro grass, with the clammy clay, Lie in darkness the last years flowers, Born of light that has passed away,
 Dews long dried, and forgotten showers. Under the grass is the fitting home," So the whisper, ''for such as thou, When the winter of life is come,
 Chilling the blood and frosting the brow.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-07

Mrs. Snead, wife of Col. T. L. Snead, of St. LoHis, long chief of staff to Gen; Price, recent ly arrived in that city from the South, having passed the Federal lines without permission from the proper authorities. For this she has been arrested and sent, for the present, to Ora tiot-street prison.
 Mir. Lincoln returned from his visit to the army of the Potomac on Thursday. Special dispatches to the Springfield Republican, say that " The purpose of his visit was simply to ascertain in what way and by what means he i could, according to the judgment of the com manding generals, best subserve the interests of the country by the exercise Of exec utive power in this crisis, and especially to promote the efficiency and increase the strength ot this army"
 A government loan Is about te be made in hngland to pay the expenses of the war with sne Natives of New Zealand. Unless they look sharp, the neutral Englishmen will find thelr government in debt, and thev are oppos. ed to national debts. They look out for ours,
 Mrs. Patterson Allen, indicted in R;cbmond io1 treason" to the Confederacy ii. e for bs ing loyal woman), is under $loo. .ooo hs; I .md De is to bs tried on the 10th of July. '' anu
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-07

Jog. BALDw1Ns LAsr-The nimitable Judge Baldwin, of California; (cverybody ought to know Joe, as he was the author of a book called "The Flush Times of Alabama and Mssissippi.') We'll, the jolly Joe went to Washington last winter to see Uncle Abe -and after his return to San Francisco, he told an awful "yarn" about our illustrious and good natured President But nobody believ- ed the story. Joe was up in Virginia, not long ago, i've don't mean the Old Domirion, where Joe vished to go, to see his old dad.)- While there, he related good joke about Jim McD Dougal, Californias temperate Senator, which will bear publishing-for the yarn is Joe and Jim all over |: Baldwin and M McDougal had been on visit to New York, in January, and while there, had run together" as it were. Having got tired of city life, they took pas sage on the cars for Washington. When the train arrived at Newark, New Jersey, Jim got out to take drink-Joe being member of By some mishap, or oversight, the cars started off, leaving California's efficient Senator be- hind, but in wholesome state of spiritual for getfuness-and not knowing anything about the railroad train until it had been gone at least half an hour. Upon recovering geam of selfpossession, sufficient to imagine the great importance of his immediate presence at Washington, he rushed furiously to livery stable, and demanded carriage instanter, as he wished to go to Elizabethtown to overtake the railroad train for Philadelphia! The demand being urgent, and as he was Senator from California, he didn't care d-n what kind of carriage it was, just so he could reach Elizabethtown and he even expressed par ticular desire to have Q sleeping carriage, or one in which he could repose during the jour- ney. The livery man was much perplexed- all his carriages were out-he had none in his stable but hearse, so Jim assented to repose in that anyway, so he could reach Elizabeth town. The hearse was accordingly hitched up two drivers occuplng the seat, while Jim oc cnpied the interior, where he could repose. The team made good time for six miles, when the drivers halted at wayside inn to take a drink. The halt awoke the distinguished Sen ator, who accordingly inquired of the Jehu whether they had reached the cars yet? No" said the driver, "we're going to take a drink" 1.-The devil you are," said Jim rous- ing himself up, new idea having evidently struck him; "well, guess I'll (hic) take a drink 1hic) too. 7Ae corpse is dry !''-Gold HiU Nescs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-07-07
CONCLUDED NEXT wEEK.1

THE FOURTH OF JULY.-It is a matter of profound eradication to our loyal citizens, that this time.honored anniversary of cur country's freedom is not to be disgraced or do. secrated by the incubation of treason that date, by the Copperhead Peace Sneak Nc. tional Convention. The postponemsnt of this modern tory, cowboy gathering to the 2Oth ot August next, is predcated upon the hope that meanwhile Grant will fail in capturing Richmond, or that Government will in some way become seriously embarrassed, 30 that it's enemies can take quick advantage of it's mis- fortunes, and inaugurate an old-fashioned Tam. many Hall pow-wsw, and dance over the de- struction of the Union and the final breaking up of this grand old Commonwealth of States. This is what they eagerly look for and expect, and their movements are timid so as to nc. complish the greatest amount of mischief DOS. sible. The Convention might as we'll have adjourned indefinitely. The loyalty of our noble people is too fervid and mighty to fear danger from the attacks of sorehead political hacks, backed up by rebel refugees and their cowaf0iy northern sympathizers. Both are alike animated by reasonable purposes, caring nothing for the salvation of the country, and placing the success of that party Ito which the expiring Confectionery looks only fer moral aid and support) above every other eonsidera. tion. They will signally fail, so sure as there is a God in Heaven, and free, intelligent, reading and thinking people on earth.- Wsss. eru F. E. Gazette