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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

THE ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES OF the
l. UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN C0MAlssIslsloN
will be held II the Academy Of Music, SUNDAY EVEN,
ING to commence u O'clock Addresses be expected
from the Rev DR. Kirk Of Boston and the Rev III ADAMS
and j. T. Duea Of this city who have recently 70
turned from visit the Amy Virginia Tickets free 70 DC
had the office OF the Christian Comn son NO ~ bioh
House Evangelical KnowAdse Society, No Bible Housei
Carter Bros. No. $50 Broadway; T. j. Crowen No. S4s
Broadway; Sheldon Il Co., 353 Broadway.
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Is, ASSOCIATION OF THE FIF-

NITIZENS' ASSOCIATION OF THE FIF-
~ TENTH wARD-President, JAMES BROWNi
Vice Presiaents WILLIS BLACKSTONE, ID. A. GES-
CHEIDT JOHN T. JOHNSTON, JOHN C. GREEN; Sec
Rotary, 5. WEIR ROOSEVELT. The Citizen. Association
OF the Fifteenth Ward will hold Mas Meeting d Hops
Chapel ON MONDAY the 6th inst. at O'Clock, m Git
sens generally cordially invited 70 attend nh,
BY order OF JAMES BROWN fresioeht.
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EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
il Of KEW-YORK. CAPITAL s5,p0o0
y the authority the Secretary OF the Treasury this Bank
IL pre pared 10 receive subscriptions 10 the
NATIONAL TEN-fOkIf LOAN
sued under an act supplementary act entitled an Act
10 provide Ways ana Means for the support Of the Govern
Inent" approved March g. 1853. -, -,
This Loan is Redeeuable aftcr ten, and payable forty
snnurn. In,eres, and Principal payable IN Coin
subcr ptons TO the above must be made III awful money
Of the United States and the accrued interest pad Ia CON-
or Ia National Currency eddne) nifty per cent premium until
fuftheT notice. GEOkOE OfDlhE, fi"siueH-
X q. RoLsroS, Assistant Cashier.
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OFFICE OF nns
VERMILYE Co., BANKERS.
No. A. wALL-sT, NETWORK.
We are prepared to convert the u. s. $40 ThEAS
TRY NOTES into the 8 per cent BONDS "1osi wan
ZION ptness and on favorable terms. oo,
Also BUY and SELL market rates al xmas VI WV
EMINENT SECURITIES, including
u. s. $50 BONDS,
u. $. 7.3O TREASURY NOTES, ,
II, s. IL mos CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
II. s. QUARTERMASTERs CHECKS,
II s. Two.YEAR s per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES, -
II. $. 9 per cents COUPON and REGISTERED, Of
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected or purchased.
II. PER CENT 1O.40 BONDS.
We Keep on hand lor immediate delivery assortment OF
BONDS Of this NEW LOAN.
VERMILYE & Co.
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T OST or MISLAID-CERTIFICA No.
IL 1851, for One Hundred Shares ERIE RAILWAY
COMMON STOCK, In the name OF DWIGHT TOWNSEND;
also CERTIFlCATE No 10 800 for One Hundred Shares ERIE
RAILWAY COMMON STOCK, In the name of RICHARD
sCHELL owned by undersgned The transfer has been
stopped and all notified not TO negotiate the Ger
cses Applications will be made for Certificates The
finder Il requested TO return the same 70
PETERS PROBST No. 10 Broad ST.
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financial.

Oyy,or OF TEE PKsSsYLvASn Coal CosPAsff
Ma hi BsoApwIr Nsv. YORK, May 10, 1884,
A DIVIDEND of SEVEN and ONE-HALF
s,H PER CENT on the capital stock Of the fhNN
syLyANIA COAL COMPANY will be paid ct the once OF
te Company in the City Of York. on and aef 'oe i'N
Instant ~,
The transfer books viii be closed from the 18Th 70 the i'n
Int, inclusive. GEO. A. hoI --e-------
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MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restored
WI In -Four Weeks by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE of LIFE.
This wonderful will restore Manhood to the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising from Exeesse' Self
Abuse the Effects of Climate, Natural Causes The time
required 10 the most veerae il four weeks Fall
ure il impossible DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE s
,od with instruction. for 80 four quaint
ties IN for 50 Sent carefully packed receipt Of remit
by hs accredited agent Circulars sent rec receipt
Of four stamp, PHILIP ROLAND No. 447 Broome IT,,
One door est from Broadway New York.
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Tnaufidl.

TnE .
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
Now open loY business OF No. II Duane few doors ear
Of Broadway.
DIRECTORS
HENRY A. SMYTHE,
HORACE B. CLAFLIN,
F.W. COGGILL,
CHARLES @. LANDON,
FRANCIS SKIDDY,
g. BERNHEIMER,
GEO. r. BUTMAN,
N. A. BALDWIN.
GUSTAvUS KUTTER
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOB THE
u. g. TEN-FORTY LOAN.
Payments may be made In Checks OF Drans on New
yorh, or Legal Tender Notes
HENRY A. SMYTHE, President
w. H. FOSTER, Cashier
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NOTICE TO EXEMPT FIREMEN.-The

NOTICE TO EAEMII FIhE MEN.-IH6
attention Of Firemen holding Exempt Badges is called TO
the following section Of the law relative to the same
Section Every Exemp, kiremen receiving Badge ,nai
have the permission the renewed some time
during the month May IN eoch otherwise such permis
non sha be deemed revoked and the aid Con msoners
may at any time revoke any permission go granted by them
but in such permission not renewed or IL revoked
shall be the duty Exempt Fireman 70 restore the Badge
previously worn BY him TO the said Commissioners. =
In accordance with the above section the Clerks OF the
Board of Fire Commissioners will be IN attendance at fire
mems Hall on EVERY TUESDAY snd THURSDAY EVEN.
ING from 10 D. ~ daring the month Of MAY, for the pGr
pose Of renewing Exempt Badges. o,,,,, -,
SHaHI Il P KNAPP Clerks
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TNHE HIPPO I IL + A L RIO
AND NEW-YORK CIRQUE.
l4th.st opposite the Academy Of Music.
THIRD TRIUMPIlAL WEEK.
SPALDiNG ROGERSS
GREAT OCEAN GIRO UHs
from South America and the West Indies, with
A GRAND CONCENTRATION OF
THE BEST ARTISTS AND HORSES
FROM NORTH AND SOUTH AMEhCA,
in friendly competition in the same circle 10000,
FRIDAY, and EVERY ENENlNG at oc1oeE; ~
GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
s,24 O'Clock.
NOVELTIES AccUMtLATlNG.
INTEREST lNCKEAslNo
EXCITEMENT CULMlNAIlhA
WORKMANSHIP OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
nv the most expert daring and graceful aists mac ano
female, - ,,.,,xnou
oyuN. sTrcS WIIOLFSALE AND RETAIL,
nv small army OF the 1.-the and agile Ath!eses eA
''''' ACRoBATfCs BY A MAMMOTH TROUPE
81 brve and skful yictors in many Warmly contested
A''-'' EQUINE FEATS BY sTEEDS
from both sides Of the equator, VINO arc i0e 'S OS'
and little les. than human"
EQUILlBRlsTlC EXPLOITS.
CALsTuENlC DlSPLAfS,n.,,,,
EQUESTRIAN sPECTACLEs,
AND PETITE COMEDIES,
with all the fnnuuerahle etce.eras OF x....,,,,
MODEL HIPPOrHEArRlC ENIEklANMtNA.
No ANY AkCE IN THE PRICES. -
R.seryed Stalls rs cents; Dress Cicle, ~ Gents uion
half price; Amphhester Is cents Doors ope-Ai'ein0'h'
4. amin
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MINT Ma T | o n l. b A
IN OF THE CITY OF NEWYoRK

DIRECTORS;
MN A. kobe Of Kobbe Cories, Auctiencers Nos 81
and 81 Leonard st. -, -,
THOMAS A. WISE, j., OF Nyse sons ipor'er 'N0s on
TO $50 broadway.
GEO. A. WlCkS, Of Nicks, smith Co., importers pfy
Goods No. VI Frankln-st. ~
B. L. SOLOMON Of B. L. Solomon Son Upholstery NO
oE0 A FELLOWS. Of Gordon, Fellows Mcmillan, Whole
sale C;rocers Nos. IL and 10 Besver-st . 49,
SOLOMON L. HULL, Of Huh, Consble Arnold Attorneys
cHAS. MlNZEsHEIMER Of Minzeshener Bros. Manuae-
tarers Shirts. No 81 Broadway. -
o. WHITEHOUSE, Shoe Manufacturer Nos and
yosEfH IT, URvIS. Of Uryi, Newes Il Smith, slk' &C,
n N HI MPHREY. Csshr JOSEPH U. ORvIs, Prest
TREASURY DKPARTHENT,
OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF THE IuRREScfi
WARRINGTON, April ls 1854
Wb<yea, BY satisfactory evidence presented 70 the under
1sned made appear that lie MINI Ne',oh
Psnk Of the City Of New York in the County OF H" on
md s,sie Of New York has been duly Organized unSeT
,pd according 20 the requirements Of the ect OF Con
ness entitled " An act 70 provide National CufeVcN
ecured by pledge u United stocks and 70 poee
for the circulation snd redemption thereof approved Feb
required complied with before commencing the business
81 Banking: - Il A. o..
Noe fleyefore l. Hugh McCuoch ComptroeT o. the Cur
nrv 40 hereby certify that The Ninth National BANK OF the
City Of New-Yok, County Of New-i ork ana Stsle 81 ~
York IL authorized TO commence Tie business VI DaA's
under the act Aforesaid. IL, -, n on,a
lila Eighteenth day Of April lSos-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,,scrrr OCu
Seal Of the htUh MC N S.
:Comp, ofthe Currency: Comptroller oil the Currency
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NIBLOs GARDEN-COMMENCE ~.
N Lessee and Manager WIN WHEArLEY.
FRIDAY EVENING, May -,
BENEFIT OF MR.. BARNEY NiLLlANS, o,,r
AND MOST POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT But ONE
In New York tins season. 49,
Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS as............:.... Ragged Pat
Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS in.......... Eeven ChuecIeI''
The celebrated Protean Comedy Of
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE.
Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS In 10 CharachA
The beautiful Domestic Drama entitled
IRELAND AS 1T WAS.
RAGGED PAT. Nh BARNEY WILLIAMS
(As played By him over 800 nghtsl
JUDY O1ROT.......Mrs.B BARNEY WILLIAM
During the piece Mr William. will ding the song OF blily
ORourke and will dance with Mrs MialA the ceeofa'eu
DONNYBROOK JIG.
On MONDAY. May &c. will be produced grand spectacular
drama written by John Broushan esq 1.-THE sole rsht OF US
production In New-iork having been purchased py hi
WbeEleyl, entitled - ,,o,,o
In which the celebrated Lyme Artist,
MILE VESTVALI,
will appeal having been expressly engaged tos6nn s sou
ous character Of ANGELO. . m
This famous Drama after msny months preparation WIN De
pre-nt.d with an Excellent Cast; Beautiful New Scenery
Splendid Appointments New and Costly Costumes ohsiha
Music Premiere Dansenses and Grand ballet
Seats secured tx days IN advance.
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Amusemenis.

OLYMPIC THEATER, w,
" Lessee and D1rectres Mn, John Wooa
TIE ssf BE EsfffI AND fsTEREsTNd DRAMA,
THE CHIMNEY CORNER,
rhsn Hf Sos O. JI Mi. D', sds e
'' GREAT S;1II xPPLATsE.
MRS. JOHN Ohm WOOD
In her
Talented M IER;fEisH''i''' Of
MONDAY f1nf EyESrs aI' m, 49,
BENEFIT OF
SATAN IN PARIS,
AN UNPROTECTED FEMALE.
Doors open at II; performances commence at u
Seats secured three days in advance.
WINTER GARDEN BHHSyrr.
LAST NIGHT
6 SSi
EDWIN BOOTH
This e THE *L DS5TF NIGHT
and standard characters with which Mr. Booths name
and fame are nsepsaby connected be VIII appear
his great role OF ,.oo
for the first time this season.
MI Booth will be sustained by Messrs Charles Barron a.
H. Davenport Kingssnd Bland Morris, Hind, hifs eosh
frau Hind Floyd &c.
Tie present evening must be Tie cr
ONE
NJ the ,pp.arance Of Mr. Booth this Season The pubc
should therefore lose the two opportunities lef oeau
should be at once secured by DESTROYS to witness 'ness
sATURDAY-LAsr NIGHR
RAMLET.
MoNpAi' r'n' FIRST BENEFIT
In Eew.York Of -
TUESDAY nth the management has sfreR psasnre IN
announcing the return to this Theater the Of then WIN
ter triumph, Of 49, ,,,,r,
Mr. and Mrs w. J. FLORENCE,
when viii be presented Tom Taylors great role OF
THE TfJkET-OF-LEA|E MAN.
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Cost ono founo.

OST or MISLAID.
IL CERTIFICATE No 1896 for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK, dated Aug.
H. 1863 In the name Of CAMMAN l. Co.
The transfer has been stopped and all parties are nohed
not 10 negotiate the Certificate.
Application will be made for certificate.
The finder is requested to return the same TO
Z. WHlTEH0uSE, SON 4 MORRISON
No. ~ Williama
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lectures ano Aleetinss
4 PUBLIC MEETING will be held at

4 PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the
N Cooper Union Oh MONDAY. May l6 at o'clock p m
The object Of the meeting 10 call the attention Of womer
TO the injury inflicted upon tie country in this crisis BY thu
e1.ravsgat purchase Of Imported luxares, such as silks
ssns yeve ewery feathers mirrors and objects OF vert1
and TO suggest their consideration the proprey OF abstain
ing from articles of foreign manufacture until the presen
unhappy crisis shall have passed.
1t proposed to recommend the Abandonment OF any
articles necessary for comfort but simply that the above
named Injuries whose import creates the necessity sending
enormous gold Of the country should for the
prssu, be matters daily and purchase and thus
the gold should be retained home TO strengthen own
Government Elsewhere this movement has been already
suggested Women who have devoted themselves 20 the
service Of their counry defenders have paused In the midst
Of labor and suffering IL there nothing more to be done'
thew have been taught that mghtier help than any y
have vet given may be rendered by simple self denial IN out
ward adoing Can night thinking patriotic woman hoss"
to make : pdltry sacIihce -.
The Executive Committee Of the Metropolitan Fair have
been urged 10 take the initiative IA this movement and being
fully persuaded Of its utility and anxious TO forward 1t By
every means their pow they eau upon the women
New.Yok show their patriotism by going 20 this meeting
listening the statistics which will there be given aud learn
ing they doing by yedg to the eSravagnce oil the
times. and their duty in regard 70 it.
Several speeches will be made aud at the close q the meet
ing opportunity will BE- gwen TO all who willing 10 JOE
> u. ral f4et~r
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Hle0iral.

nR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE, at Florence,
~ Mus-Pleasant and healthy mountain region miles
west from Northampton Depot. So@st and coolest granite
water Diet abundant. DR MUNDE, Oldest disciple Of
Pressn;z Treatment purely hydriGiic.
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TRANSFER OFFICE OF THR CHICAGO AND NORTH
WESTERN RAILWAY Co, No Wel-st,
NKwYoRK. April %, 1854.
HNHE PREFERRED STOCK BOOKS OF the
Chicago and North Western Railway Co. will be closed
On the 18th day Of MAY next ~. NJ.
On All Preferred stock then issued and outstandng DIV
laend Of ONE and THREE-F OURFHS PER CENT vii be
tsid on the lst Of JUNE next 49, r
Future Dividend days abb stock vii De eenlAnnuay
Cd the lst Of DECEMBER and JUNE.
JAMES r. YOUNG, Secretary.
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NOTICE-To the assented CREDITORS of

I AND WARRANTS PURCHASED ana for
II SALE. u. s. REVENUE STAMPS sold wholesale 1t
-" " W. ''"' N c. 40. wooDMAN, No IS Pinest
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CHIcAeo AND NORTH WESTERN RAiLw

NOTICE.-The Stockholders OF the fllht-
IN Stee River Mining Company and all other Parties inter
ted hereby NOTIFIED that the Books OF the above
Company will be- and CLOSED from this date until the
10th day Of May ensuug--New IoTk, April D. 1854
BY order Of he Director. X. RObARTS. Secretary.
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TAZLETON BROTHERS,
g. HAMLINs CABINET ORGANS,

MASON a. HAMLINs CABINET ORGANS,
vi for FAMILIES, CHURCHES aud SChOOLs.-heeog'
nized Inv the nna profession e. greatly superior to Harmo
NUNS Meodcons and all other small organs See our mus
ted catalogue for explicit testimony to ther suPeor
Prices. IS 10 $50 each. -
CAUTION TO PJkCHASERS-Ihe great reputation
With our Cabinet Orgaus have obtaue aud the extensive
demand for them have induced dealers 70 adSre IN some
cases quite different instruments - Cabinet Ofsans ana IA
obers - refern 10 purchasers that Harmonious and other
orrgus tie thing lh - hot Un" ne
lencr OF our Cabinet Organs which have given them theif
b reputation Are the merely Of tie superiority %
,eir wofk na.hp Ia, also IN large measure Of essential d
fercss IN construction which, being paened cannot DC
initiated bv other makers From these Afie their better
cnaty aud volume and uaralrd capacity for eipres
'''" MASON BROTHERS.
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OPFIcR PAcIYIc MAIL STEAMSHIP Co,
\ NJ IN 1915.

OPFcR PAcIYIc MAIL STEAMSHIP Co..
NEw-l DIRK. May TO- 1904
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF
~ Directors have this day declared Dividend Of Five g
Per Cent Of the net earnings Of the sst three onihs
raynbe n the Office Of the Company Thursday the sh
Instant The books will close the l2h instant and
yeopen on Tie 23d order Of the Board Of Directors
THEODORE T. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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JnsiruttIcn.

A YOUNG LADY desires q few PUPILS
N for MUSIC or FRENCH at their residence. Address
TEACHER No 219 West 52dst
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every white woman and child to leave At
liant. in two weeks, those tuSsiRg the oath
to 60 north Of the Tennessee river, and the
balance to be cent into our lines.
A flag Of t:nce has been received by Gen.
Hood from Sherman, in which the latter
proposed an armisfice Of ten days for the
1"rposs Of carrying. out that order. Hood
accepted it, but denounced Il. The aru,s.
tice commence. next Wednesday.
Gov. Brown has gene TO the Cont for
the purpose OF making preparations for the
INDECENT expected from Atlanta.
The Chattanooga Gazette has a dispatch
from S,eadmau claiming that Wh.eIer's
force had been disper.ed
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Political.

The following extracts from the Tribune,
will show the drifs Of the Presidential can
vnss. We premise by saying that MeCl.I.
lan's nomination has c,ssed ibe maIconteut
Republicans to give in their adhesion 10
Lincoln:
Tao MSClslisp nsa crossing the W.ll
street Ferry Saturday morning. ~hen ,Ls
news OF the sictoties ut Atlan,. was known
one said privately to the other, ~yvxr,
we will elect Livls Mac in spiie ef oil The
victories ;" What . confession TIE Dem.
oeral. have no hopo Of getting ints power
except by the success Of the Rebellion.
Why were the Mcclellan men - down
cast on Saturday! They knew that their
hopes Of suecess were dimini.hed by the
victory At Atlanta. Their best chance Of
party triumph is in the defeat Of the Nation.
al arms, and they know il. IL theirs . pa.
;riot party!
The Tribune charges that McCIelIan 10
supported both as War aod Peace cs,.
dida'e. and says:
the voters Of the North may be 70 infinitely
asSinins as TO sec-pt = candidate 90 lied ill.,
to offco-him "thp perfect gsntlemsq, d.,
vsut Christisn," &c but We shall not be.
lisve il until proved. Meanwhile we shall
leave no means .unt,ied 10 expose those
whose daily bread is their daily shame, ~
such devilish deception.
10 order that our readers may perceive
the full justice Of our remarks, however.
unqualified 10 their familiar Saxon, We sub.
JOIN The following paragraphs:
The Daily Ne~' says:
"Ths triumph Of the peace party In the
convention at Chicago. was not only 40.
su'sd by the character of tho rsso utioo,
passed, but 10 the nomination Of George
II. Psndlston, the eloqsent advocate for
pesce, whose whole record IN Congress
makes manifest that he disbelieves ia coer.
Jon by arms in . Government founded
'Pon consent To restors the Onion BY
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Col. Frsrmaniis, Of the British army, in
hi" reeen. book. repubIishsd by Sir. Goet.
EEL gives the following high complimen, TO
onr soldiers:
AFTER having lived with The veteran. OF
Bragg and lee, was able to form a still
higher estimate Of Confederate soldien.-
Their obedience aud forbsarance in succsss,
their discipline under disaster. their patience
under suffering, under hard.hips. or when
wounded. and their boundlss. devotion to
their country, under all circumstances. are
bey ond praise"
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The Necessity Of Punctuation.
ErlTArH TO MY UNCLE Tony.
Not Punciudted

lie was al experienc ed old man In the
ways Of tho world hs profited not in hon
esty purity and sobri-,y WAS always found
in demora,iE ing society never as,sciated
with the good 10 ~as counted among the
foremost IN vics In every shape n stranger
TO high miudedne-s and eorrec ness Of dc
pertinent he was low sordid. aud mean hs
turned II deaf ear to the missries Of fel-
low creature his heart was ever open TO
maievolcncs charity afforded = shield to
mono did he refuse sympathy aud sorrow
il was his nature.
The above rpitsph was handed to two
gentlemen, and was puDctusted Ms follows.
BY the krst.
"Hs was an experienced old man In
the ways Of tn. world he pro6ted not. In
honesty, purity and sobr,.ty, was always
found. In dsmsralizing society never as
sociaty. With the good he was counted
among the foIsposi In vice in every
shape n stranger. To h'gh .mindedne~s and
corretnes. Of department he Was ever de.
voted. To what was low, sordid and mean
he turned = deaf ear. The miseries Of a
fellow creature his heart was ever OPEN
To maievalsu charity afforded shield.
To none did he refuse sympathy and sor.
row. Il ~as his nature"
The second returned it as follows:
ale Was an experienced old man in the
ways Of the world. lie pro6,sd not in hon.
esty. purity and sobris,y. Wss always
found in dem ornli1'"g soeisty. Never As.
'oeia'ed with the gSpd. lie WAS counted
among the foremost 10 wee in every shape.
a stranger TO high mndsdrsss aud correct.
ness Of department., he Wa, ever devotea
to what was low, sosdid and mean. lie
turned q deaf eur 10 the n,iseFie Of . fel.
low creature. Ills hssrt was ever open to
malevolsncs. Charity afforded a sheId to
none. did hs refuse sympathy aud 'sor.
row, il was his aature."
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war. 40 absurdity that never entered the
vigorous brain Of this young statesman of
the West He has studied the cous,itu.
tional history Of tho country too closely
even TO be carried away BY any such delu.
sion ms this Should the. Dem ocratic ticket
be elected, and \ cessation of hos,ii,ies be
secured for few weeks, that man docs
not live at the. North who will have the
moral courage to advocate q policy that
shall open again tho bloody drama Of war,
with all its terrible surroundings"
The World says:
"General Mcclellan, when inaugura'.d,
will find war on his hands (unl.ss Mr.
Lincoln shall, meantime, have made dis.
graceful disunion pcace,) and until reunion
becomes possible, he will conduct it with
all the skill, vIgor and efficiency which tn.
country expects from SO accomplished a
soldier aud 80 staunch friend 10 th. Union,
but in SUCH manner rs will not obstruct
the growth Of Union party in the South" ="
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The LANGUAGE OF THE BAHSERs.-The
following mottoes were inscribed on ban.
ners .t the late "Peac-" meeting in Sy ~.
cuse. New York:
"Ns more victims for The slaughter pen
not nau nor y dollar"
"lf Seward t"urhesh his bell again tho
people will stretch his neck
"Ate Lincoln slaugh.ers white men un.
der the prstsnse Of freeing niggers."
"The people are ready to take vengeance
on the advocates, OF civil war"
.Lincoln demands blood Provost Mar
,shals bsware!"-
Let the tyran. trrmbls when the people
speak"
"Usurpation unrebuk.d i. d-spoti-m nc.
ceptsd."
"Crush tn. ,yrsnt Lincoln before he
brushes yon.'
Free ballots or free bullets"
"War is dissolution spesdy and final"
This is a nigger war"
I'VE will not be conscriPted in = war for
the emancipation Of slavery"
"iiumanity commands that this butchsry
shall cease
"LincOln has murdered three white men
TO free Que negro"