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BROOKLYN

RECRUITING FOR COUNTRY DIsrRiCrs.-
lhc Provost Marshals Of the Second and Third Con-
srsssional Districts q Brooklyn are now enlisting
recruits for the First and Second Districts but have
shus far made but poor progress. Abou, n dozen
bnvo bean enlisted for Queens Suffolk and West.
chester counties The pas, two DAYS. Ihero ap-
pears 10 be plenty Of substitutes, bu, the prices are
higher than principals seem willing N pay.
SUPPOSED ISrANrICiDE. The body Of an
infant, which had apparently 'cen bora alive, WAS
picked up in an oycn 10, near the corncr 81 Fif'h
avenue and First str e', GIOVANNI ycsbriny morn
ing Coroner Barrett took charge o. the REMAINS
and will examine int the circumstances.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.


A FEW REAM> or PRINTING PAPER,
I 4 - j., viii he soi cheap On application at the
sun Oihca. u
\ RE IOl, IN PAIN s-WOLCOT1' IN
-iSl An PAIN hNNliilLAfot giyes imme Hate
IrIc'. iv,ly fnm'l' needs ~. Tho beet and cheap
ct Iemcdv In i'a-tct sold ny all tTugeists Depot
10 Chatham rquJ.e. ia
A FEW MORE BOTTLES on HAND-Th,
u >uu" CllOLrRINE ki.AkOY, for Cholels,
Ciaiup-, Collie, D.htIh1'N Dyscp;ecy, Gc.-the best
article u-ed oI the rbovr ''rnpaints-csn hc
h.d r 'i south second 4, NiiiemsbuiP. at % c'ns
AT "-"hWNBEOkERS' TICKETS
: ssuiei. Iwill PRIV ~ PEE cent. more for Pawn
cNc.s' tictcts ior wsictics diamonds ewclry, guns
tois, Sc. &C.. thhn oil he oh'ainci % anv o,hor
80. IN the city. 90 iaoadwsy, cor Houston at. ny
stni.s. room, g. Hi0
4 pAWNBi.OkER' : TlCkETS WANTED
viii paw ~ cent. more than any other pcIsol
T. this city for cket. ~ Diamond. Watches eselrl,
sivcr.s.e SUM, pistols, &c. al I, B!eeckcs It. ~
stairs i5
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IsozsaFs. CARRIAGES &c.

a 20 HAND COACH toR SALE LOW
"A taca built lat yclrs. ~. Is l.h' Close p11"
81. % shil. Ia4uiIc OF h. DLNf a son, - n. ~
son -, -
A Span or WORK HORSES, PRICE Si2o.
n .ot double harn,sf, siI; q toyerrL count9
wH-or seatr and springs ,l2i iOI sAlt e.the to-
rethe. OF .ep,ra,oly. AMY nc ii6 Beecserft' d"
NOR SALE-ONE LIGHT IWU-HORNE
l. truck. y. y. Ciy Oh Co. l. A Maiden Lone !"
uORSES AND WAGONS FOR SAlE-?o
II sood family and work lorses price fol 70 %
Sls. .ito feet Goiting holses, ounR, ,"uud and
KIM and 50 secondhand Natols' ella; OF cncap.
No. IL Sevint 81, CO.. tuiton' BiooAyl,
HORSE, CART, TRUCK, AND HARNESS
IL 10. ssle Ovne, has no use for them: al ~ good
condition. Coll At 500 Wa'hlnston sEee;. ~, t ..
roy .oI
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PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM AS>OCL

ALTON
or Iit STATE OF NEW YORK.
Oifcc-l5 Chqmherp II ". Y.
/ eedcnt:
Ecut.-'ieT. WINFIELD SCOTT
Nice-tTesidcnts:
Hon. Hamilton FISH, Admiral Iupor.t
John l. t.sco i.s,i, Rudolph A. WiuuanA Esq.,
IhrOtOls!
Hoa. Edwin u, Morgan, Howard Potter, Esl.
George OpiyAe WIN. r. DDdHe, Jr, Esq.
liiram barney, Theodore Roosevelt, Esi
James ", Beehman, Peter Cooper, Eau.
Rev. II. W. Below DID. George Bancroft, -"
John Jacob Aston, fSq. Daniel Lord.
james bIown Wi IN q. Hunt,
Robt. u. Minturn. kobt. l.. stewart"
WIN. ii. Arpiiwall. Alfred rell,
James ,ialatn.
The objects of theS are 10 secure 10 sol-
die and eailora and lies, enN claims for
PENSIONS psy and bounty, ana 10 Gye advice snd IN
formation IN them, nuhout eoaend 10 prevent frGud
sgsinst them and the Cove rnment.
Application in pers1n or by letter should be made
70 henry GREENFIELD, Secretary.
~ Chambers 81. New York
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OLp LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF All
nv E " CRA~kI Is William It o0o
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A TRlM. IS SUFFICIENT 10 STAMP IT

cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals.
-DWhItr rags IL ceuts per pouna; colored and
wooens y cent?, hooks and new-n.ys a, cents per
pound: old bras. - cents per H. COPPER and pewter,
~ ccrw per In old lead, II cents Per IN At 10 New
Ros cry, cor Rooeyelt At. S21
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DIARRHEA, DY>ENTERY, CHOLERA,
- and al lo,rencf' OF the bow els he cuIed Nv
that Old and well-known remedy, "rhe SIN CHO-
~ BiNfRfNEuN." lhii is IN article that should be
IN the ror.esson ii cyerv hou-ekee1er, life mirht
81, /, ra,.d b. lie timely use, Il has been put W
rs tie ascut proprietor for the pat 10 yeas, and
e warrant u TO b, pepared strictly according he
ss. - Published In the y. y sun. For sale only ~
latch,
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DAwNBRoKER'S TICKETS BOUGHT OF

DAWNBKUkEKS INhEIS BUUGHT OF
l. diruionds. watches, silverware, muscal ilstiu-
mes clotsrg, and all other goods. OyeTcoats ami.
o.. II, Cana street., tnree doors west OF Bov6ly,
u,tocg CT zen. HAlk. .i4
DAGS AND PAFER-THE USUAL HIGH
pilcc IA.a .or oil KIND. OF rage books ne sps-
pcr.. &c, &c, At KEENESS Rae Wsehoase, Ii 4
IL. Norfolk ~, \. y. 3ST
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J NIlTFN NHVI ID I ID HE Balm UF
-<NHIlE LILIES Tor besutikinG and pTeserv-
iup bee tSn THIS de- ghttul preparation ntsDds pre-
elu inrnt removing piWrles boIchss AN, and all
eucrtioG llp'o tac -gin rem rrinf u beautifully
Uea4 soil II white, r.vanc tatuge in her TAI rrst
Z, -lr tor sUnhurn " has not It's equal. Warrsuted
ne, contain anything in the slightest degree injury
igu4 to the SKIN 70 he hsi NJ 40 south Sccoud Vt,
v iiiia,usbureh. ALSO a. Holdlcy's 81 Eighth ave
New York, Price only 30 cente per bottle 90
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ryHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
L FOR OLD new S?APERs, PAMPHLETS,
Is l0ks md WASTE r. PER o. every Description
STOCKW ELL & EMERSON, c5 Ann ~
2 . One coor west 81 Nassau ST.
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TIE Of MISSOURI,
ounty Of GaSconade.

In the Gasoonads County Cea+t
February term 1854.
NV at this day m CHARLEs SAKB.
.ERGER, a1ministrAlor Ct he estate o: So
HAMILTON J. JACKSON, deceased. -,i.,
nd files bis pei ion, praying for the sIls
7 so much o. The rea. esta.e II ssid de-
ased, as will be sufficient 10 iay tie dsLs
said estate, wh,ch petition beng ac1oIu-
auied by q staten nj OF the 81 uat n VI
i! estate, verified by the affidavit OF said
miuis;rator, by w ,ch i appears that there
not suffice IT asses n his nandG {. pay
id debts.
Therefore it is ordered ty the court, ,hst
| persons into ested III sad estate, . no,
ned, tha, unless 20. d cause to The coni
.ary be sh wn at the n@xt term oflha
u t. t. lie held and began on the Q cond
nday f May next. at The courthouse in
enuann. all order w Il be mad for te
.ie Of so much IF he real estate Of the
id deceased, as will he sufficient 10 pay
id debs.
nd 1t is far r ordered, that q co. y Of
MS orIer te publ shed for four weeks in
ONE newspaper printed in this sosnty.
A true copy
JAMES AAROTT,
Clerk.
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.aanitn rurh ihrt liarifts .Gcmmantant,n nj

eHr6 ibre gtRrifts Gcmmaneautsn nj
5rrmularsn iur iclte Sptcial- Nultsru,ssl ..r
isten rerleH. Srn jeper 9rmrd sHls Wup jeesm
Gsia6en tat mlfIsu Muterrrlen III 5rislitat aus
Senladt merrsn, wcpen iocaan stne turh rem d
i iltS-Spnmaap Anttn al Ten Sen raj. 9rjutantsn
cas- Giants, eins anrsr rurh rtu tcg,manrirsn-
rsn SiF,ier all Ten Grsmrtirni-9 ST mmiilr gu rel
len Snfcrmtticn mn zine tti rem 9omra9nlr-
Gummanenr tsn ;urudtttlitfi mfteen lru.
Y. Sn srcFcn unr tldt frerle,trn Counties
%tGn,sn,s wtHn rc.tmtncjQ, 0'ttiT5-Sremet'o 6
Gcmmih1rs a~nqtitslt ptrrtn. @snn Gle eou'ii9'
Grmm,f0re r1rcni 0'tra9eu, y wfrren. msnn
nrthwenlls, ron nicltm banptauartiere tu3 OF
aEds-Gr mpiipns-Gp armif1rs e%n9rltslt msrefn
2lui Ssietl pen
Nloj, @Nn. q. 9. 8cIserans
Snc. q. Gray
0su. &Ij.
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&isnexlls0rher go. 5.
~6auptquartisr rss Staatts 9tiNeuri,
General, Arfutauiur. ,
FL. ecuis, 20. Gstruar 1864.

VenerdI> ACIutaHlugs 4
ct. 9cuis, go. Estruar' 1864.
unp,r Girstticn res Gommanstnrs en- elsf
nsreta naSptrssitns:e SfF,lfre' Der ,nr sQttlsl
Rili, gum Gitnlt ais Gptmpiionf GsmmlFars iur
Die ihrsn Namtn tsiseitg,tn Counties unr i1r eas
l%auTenrs Sabr estrqttst, INC bnbsn ~ritlEsu 10,
iort ihrsn D'ent ais ieite an,uirstsn.
(3rr iclsen I'M Original ris 9llmsn Ter iur
Bic prllhisrsnen Gounties ernannten Commit ars
bic mir, UNI 3faum gu ~sriparsn, me9laisn. ais
6renptipnsz 8 cnnihar rr 0astUndCe G0uHt9 ~
&apt. Shas. q. StbeE Ycn GcmF. 3, 81. 3tt3,
:. ". ". %srnannt. q. T. Nsr.)
II 0snarmte @cmmifl's habsu alStais nae
GmpIana eis,r Orpsr fgtt cine rHsntIr4e .fotll
ale Yericmm In itren rtiprttigm 0uuittits, ws,de
rim NilitGreisnt unterwprftn fur, aafjufcreern,
RAP lie am Deer ppr rem 1. Wai 1864 opr inn
srihsinsn UNI i6 fir rsu Mtlitarrisnit iur eas
Satr 1864 e~nrUlirsn 81 lahen. Tim ale Stns
usn, rslhe Ssrfdumen, lh 10 enrGuirsn gu lallsr,
iolsn e~naeletrn irerrsn, ais CD lie I'D 9sr't9ett
anbep, itrgn 1ilitarrieult iIr rae Satr 1864 ~
lgifed, unr IV1cu iii Discriminating mt ttn
Gtts unp ZEN tefshrurrr Grpsrs r itrucrt mttrrD
III. NQe QerIcnec, pslbe ror y gpTsFtl ttn18
tislsr Sre,r auf trgenO einsn @rlna TN 4rfmp-
!icnen DON Nilitdrtisnlt crtaltsm tatcn, muHsl
an rrrr pcr BENT ctsn an9eluprtsr EHtuiI teN
r..... O...;Is.,, - a.. K..,.;,1 ,t,r
srsms,icns,orisr, mr. Snr;,;uu1 nm m,mm Gs mn
Gru,u,runo %rrris(ttu ktrc4tiot i'm. ,mr srnsue-
vuns U~prIsssn,
". 90, N,riou,u w,Ihe ,um Militarli,nlt in
tirsm staat rtrpflittst lint unc rt Nrairi.n ~ IT.
Id pun WiiIruri in lem oeosuwart,1tn 9n.r
Iberidreit,n wpn,n, rtrrsn ttn1drIttl1t' ran il
Ii. Gcmmuta,ionsffIer an rem Grle,tor res rsp
6runty's ,u ,atlsn taten, ete Es rem ztat W :
IaNtn; une ale YsrIcntn, wtlAs ries mfterlaNca
unp YttrI:ten ecu Staat AZ v.rla6eu, lpltu eeIan-
a,n aengmmm une 10 lonae in 0ematriam octal-
lm mtrrcn, I've OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tc;aGlt 1T.
V. aG, N,yionrn. m,(dp i,ubsr nsr5S,,a,tsn orr
ri. 60 in 3ufunft un,crlaiftn, lire Gpmutatipnt-
Hsuri at tesattsn. mrnn le ihutn aui aeeiauet,
NEftlt olt'rr!s9l rurre, lpaen @on9sba!t'n nsrrrn
WIt!t1rfttnlte III ltltsn' tts ICE Stgufr tfjaRi'
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6emeralsSrAer Stp. u.
Sauptquartjfr res slantsS Mi6,m;,
Gtnsrdl-NriutaRtur 9. MIy; 1864

ale Rt9tmentss, 8atatusnss uni Gom ~, ial,-
Comma nrantrn Der snrulirtsn Mi6ouri M;i!i;,
Die ni6i In attiStm Glrnte I.tbt, balm unp.;,
jnslt& on ben IrtmpGiuns-G %Gmnlifar lines M
Ire fens IN Gpunt9's cine 9i(e ron jsser QunplJ
vie stnlursi&sn. in wtltrr Tie 9c1cnmlrttAc.
RitsIifssr anssgsten INN ale GnetrIi NJ: gtfn,.t
Rn0, wslas s%ntlaisn wurrsn, ZEN SIalt Y~trldrc
Aabsn, &rnmuiatienstlrs fir 1863 rr;ltlt u
felt DER Itstsn Wait;rnn3 eeltrttu iinr.
II. I'm RE S%trerthHhasm WI - ar4i ,
80. 5 IN Nirlhntsit au itBen, ilue @o.,r
1attsn ron Ns9imtntsrs, 9u4ilun3U Ia. 1.uI-
SaDnisn Der rnroQirttn Mlll5 ana mlsl.a. ga.
NltusS Grluhen rtn Sr,mpnun2-G.4M,J.. a
Atts ols p~srianAts Mann @Ait ,u &<seu.i. ~
Ten.
III. 81: Grtmptiuut-G ommi1lre haptn II A.
tta Uauen ttrrit al sas 6Iuptqulrtlrr ibr..
ett!tss et 3ab! Der Don lbntn lequlrigtsl Ni1 =
faaftsn, lsWtr RE Tdur iprcr Gctlytn G,s. IT.,
rdbrsne tiRss issen 1iouats ,u terltt II.
die Notwithstanding merren 1901 y.
elti.n SanptauArtisr aus nit ,Grr.lEcat. Ut Iii
rcQmsnt" GUrmuIarsn rrritbsn mr1teu 81.
DeriOa, wslGe gum WilitlrsifInls Ysrpntht,t It
Gns ft iuiOl9e YsrDFtntlibtcr Jlctt; clnnujtru.
iabt, pirs elm iOI&ts GsrtiIsh. ~rrHalttn, oui mel
zen, Ne9ilnsnt uni @Umsaguie osr1cihnet lit, rem
bic bstrsHsnss 9srIOn anSsHtst, aua IHI {, II 81
tshl enrani Ssrlst6ust FIN. cap ita iUl4s ynI,n
hi tsssm &cmmaneantsn 81 melttn td.. gu
ttat eislss GsrtiFeatS ipu REM &s1tmenta-G pmman-
SGnttn 3nstilnrt sssresn, rem RE tslrcfc,ire 0e.-
fca ~jH8ststilt ID. ramit or rem gilmsn aui u.
0cmOosnts-eifr t~tnirlstn fann
~. am l. 3ai /. s. m;yo cine @tnsrat.
WnR,runs uno SnipsttiOn Fer snrc0itten M,li,
re StnnIss Rattfnrtn. gQe Observation-Disclosures
2erioasn, wsIhs his iu ienfm Iatu M mob uiHt
9'tbris aui ZEN NulerroQsn sinactroosn liur mrr.
Zen 10 tsb mel, marrsn, ais Oh lie nd rsr MiIi.
ta'pFi6' tcn:n snt,is6cn lrcusn unr rie gr,m ny
hcns-5 nmmIitd wsrcn rematm9f seIi1brrn
81 N'fss 3reds waisu tpmmansirtnrt Din
lltrs BON Nf9tmsRttrn. Saiaiarnra uns 0cp,s
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NOti3. .a' q ],
she n,IH, ects psn Der Stast ~ iaaNa =
Rinf&en, fms rinsslarsn. BET &c" h"tsris'a"s'"N
rs7uiprtS,H, s,a a &c
gt. Hsfss, es"e''A'es%
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Gi,itnissn u5ssr.nss tie Itasinsr Snr au,siaas
gen auhorrsruns pom rcrissn Sabre niHt naas..
ton, m en- fnr, 'orfsrt I'D iuH tirmit nan,entlid
aut. tbrsn Ssrtinrliftsitsn seSsn mid naG,utsms
men nne al Mr. Grai. AtH3 BEN siae eint auises
is9t II, ias nlsinf t9s Gnuns IA tsabitn. z Die
rSsrrsn4 tSnusn ltiGt tsrausre&nfn, raj i'd els
aupr, Sisr, @sin, Gisarrsi, Rae. 0urR, 6drins..
Sarr'Hss, eund &C. Mot aus Dem Nsrmsl i&ut.
Isln tOnnts. une tar al' rtrfrs 'nt&ts hate. ole
man3lnal MEL @'l6reii unn ris ,Rsar b.Et as4
osrssbii6, Jude.
SIR. @,ar. 1T t:auitrast, RE stan,n Tsrtnis.s,
ete t~tiatisn. ioslsia 40 irtiGen II. tiastrbtGtrs
3trn, 5artlsitl9sn ea8tssaa elm sanscs Sabr lang
iuT tititr armsnlNnefrllts In isinsm Slatts. RsAsH
II taisn, itaen our S1anGs uno Muesrtn lan
,titsuIiasn GrsrPtl, = rem tat Ter Isaitl sas
Disrr, 10 iua rr aud req 3aaa, tdt.n.:a& fi
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MT TIL VUsIuH JNrtNiAuIvt.
lirtttf sdNt zoe Same unh stels
SdmmtliGe Ritllirrer finn ,ur I sisu
Per 8itliuttef mn Srurnnfr terr Hliat.
jatlen so Gsnts Ginrifisaelt
mcnatli6fH Geitraa. 9aFirr
finn niGt rstpAifirt an esu 3urns
btil gu nstm,n. 0ssen Auinatm.
f6 an
&m. 0siftIkpft
p eprtdtr,
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
CoT%rY OF GAscoNADr.
IN the Casconade County
February term 1851

NV OF this doy 6 mcsIsAN Ho-L,.
WORTH, admiuIstra OF ~ he SAFE o
JAMES IIoLLANDsWoagu dec aseo.
md 1les his pet..oa. rayIaE FOR thu
I 50 muh ct ~. "a estate o said
cea%rd, as *. a.'icent TO pay Il
d'ots Of Hhich petition bon
econ. : cement ofthe situation
.s.tiod ny the affidavit OF
.a'. ..--sa.on bv which it appears,
= e. .a... b" Ao. sufficient assets in his
aa0a- &. ply aail ae5ts.
i.s II IS ordered by the court,
-. a- --oDs interested in said estate, be
1l unless good cause to the
own at fhe next term ofthi>
held and began on the secona
II 'lay next, at the court
.-5ie1mann, an order will be made
ale If so much of the real estate
leased, as will be sufficient t.
aebts. And it is further ordered
y Of this order be published for
5 IN some newspaper printe5 III
ec."'Y.
ARP cOpy Attest
JAMES ARROTT, clerl.
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ENOS HENDRICKS p..
pBERH 3, HENDRICKS Divorce
In thu GasSopade Cireui, Court,


in vacation. February %. 1864.
Now At this day comes he said Plaintiff
Iur proper person AID II appearing 10 the
cleik from the sdiJavh of the sa d plaintiff.
that the SAID Defeninnt Is a nou-residentcf
this State, it is ordered liatsae be notified BY
publication according 10 .aw, shat said plant
IF has instituted u l,- GaoeoDade Circuit
SQUIRT a sun, the OF ao. q w!,sh is 10 obtain
a ivorce from the hons Of matrimony here
ozone contracted vi aald defendant, and
r.at unless 81 he and srpear a, the nexl 4
term Of his Gourl, to Is gan and held a. :
ree court house n He1Hi1na on the second p
~AFoad&vin Ma~,h next, and on or before
8s .hI-d DAY o said Term answer said plant
IS a~as..ion, the same will be taken rfainst !
"a con ssed, and judgement sendsredp
C ". I5
o V Of lie Record in my ONCE
Attest s5. ms
JAMES AKROTT. Clerk
.JrFFRrsS. aJorney for plaintiff. ara.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that letters o. adj.
luton have been granted to the undersigned
OF The estate OF PETER KR1ETTLE -ec'd, bear
ing date January 18th 1864.
AHperSops indebtet to said estate are hereby
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S5cgunanu %aruver-;s;
Cslaer 25crgjN f~tttulirt irgl o.rnre 9eiiihrlijer.
{. Tsf4}Aer t1ari niGuts. te Vi .. Criminal
3rjIUnM a. Gafntaaotlli TER u q. Stdst5
%i'itnnl. bic Ml iiiiTppi- BIlttrr. ra7 SNnuta lstlatt
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@emcrn!Drbrr Wp. z.
GIupiauartier ct -ll'r1i.'.
OrHe,di-AtjutaHts Oiitr.
ct. IpII5 4 .sf..- H.

/. Grtnticns Conn I5e ra,5' a:e--.
..lmirt. rT .lu 9ict 3. sy. n .ga -tg Is -ans
II & 'pl.pr attEts @untr2... r;st r,'y I.a4..-r
ais Re luerJci.r , an Ds'.r.,H IA H'ti "a
a lt: AT y I'm 5Ee:,iGo ,,a.,aA. i. b #..
a,pm, ycM NJ tcSNmsu&.H. an, d"
} aAn;I i,is, :, Tvs I'm - I'D E..a...
~2ommtG1ve trN4Jt,5f, Intreltt al, . "
Gtrt Tcltt ~ crYu;a o.st ma Ill I'll :
1854 Gu1;ilt,i:u.
Su ttirlaut.su Ner;ttn Ua ts ertlutt ! T., y
ierer y mItr h:tG @ni0n ,lns @ctuEI yea l..
Geuta irUr Il %c,u;sIne Y,rH urrimene uatsrluHuU
al uQ.tsl unc ,tilltt 4ro.4r ,pl ais g>uHN.lt
5JaetaH1 'ir ale uHttr ,itier Omar S%cictf..
Ilcrjtr srl;tn.
Gre4t;eue, GrmmjIIrc tperetn ctNe Auijps
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-04-23

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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-11-02

The proclamation of President Davis calling the
nation to prayer, humiliation and fasting on the
10th of November, has not come too soon. Every
one will approve the object as well IS the spirit
" ,ich prompts it. Our armies by that time
wi be largely strengthened and should the enemy
Tree u.s. it is important that we should 60 into the
tight assured of Gods favor. We trust the day will
be universally observed in the true spirit Of humil
ity and dependence upon Him. Let our prayers be
offered in that spirit relying alone upon the merits
and intercessions Of the Redeemer to be heard and
answered at the mercy seat Of the Father and He
will hear and snswer.-ConservGtipe.
The Conservative says ut is important that we
should go into the fight assured of Gods favor
Is that allt Is it only " Important"
The oaa'eroatius truly says our "prayers should
Do offered in that spirit, relying alone upon the
merits and intercessions of the Redeemer." But
unfortunately, there is no recognition of the "mer-
It's and intercessions of the Redeemer" in the pro-
ciamation referred to. Mr.. Benjamin is synagogue
Jew, and could not, therefore, have countersigned
such proclamation This is very sad but it is very
true We believe this is the fifth proclamation of
the kind, in which the merits and intercessons of
the Reaeemer" have been ignored. This is very
sad, but it is very true.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-11-02
Thc Dutch GAP Enterprise.


"P. w. A." the correspondent of the Savannah
Republican, speculates os follows upon the object
Of the Yankees in digging the canal across Dutch
Gap, and says timely word in favor of the right
use of the spade:
The object of this canal is not fully understood.
It is believed to be this First to avoid the bat
terry at Howletts house and the submarine obstruc
tions in the river at Trents Reach second to bring
the Federal iron cads through the canal and
position after driving away onr little fleet, from
which they can silence the battery at Signal Hill;
then, having secured Signal HILL the enemy hope
to be able to carry the works at Chafins Bluff,
which are in easy range of and commanded by the
greater elevation of Signal Hill fourth. having car
ried Chafin's Bluff, their next move would be
against Drewry's Bluff distant one mile; fifth,
Drewry's Bluff in their possession. the way would
be open, they think, to Richmond Such is BE-
leved to be the theory upon which they are acting
Their industry and enterprise are alike creditable
to themselves and worthy of our imitation. We be-
ing the weaker party IN numbers, should have been
the first to avail ourselves Of defensive works and
mechanical and scientific appliances but instead Of
this being the case, the enemy, notwithstanding he
largely outnumbered u.s. was the only party who
employed the spade during the first three years OF
the war Two years ago It was the fashion to laugh
A. Mcclellan and his army Tor the use they made OF
the spade. But We have got over all that now, and
find the spade almost As good q weapon IS the mus
ket This is the first campaign the Army Of Nor
thern Virgins ever fought behind breastworks,
though nos the first tine it ever prepared such de-
fences. Just now it is fashionable 10 laugh At Bait
ler,s canal
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-11-02

We concur in the opinion that it is inadyisable in
the press of the country to publish the stations,
regiments, numbers and status of our troops whsth-
er State or Confederate" and we have uniformly
excluded such information from our columns, for
the reason that copies of newspapers wstt be SNUG
gled through to the enemy, and they will thereby
be posted as to our condition and strength. 1t is
true, we made an extract from letter from Kim
ston to daily paper Of this City of the 9th instant
in relation to the fare OF our Home Guards ct Kin
ston, in the hope that the authorities, having had
their attention pontedly called to it, would improve
the fare but We did not copy the other part Of the
letter, because we thought it would be imprudent
to do so. We see and hear almost every day Of
movements of our troops, which, from prudential
considerations, We take notice of in our columns.
If We were an enemy, it is falsely charged We are
to the Confederate cause, we would be very apt to
pursue . contrary course.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-11-02

On Saturday evening last in the western part
of this City, on the road leading to the Insane Asy
lum, q desperate fight occurred between two citi-
zens of the County, James Penny and Hinton Frank
lin, which it is thought will result in the death Of
the latter. We do not deem it proper to give the
circumstances as stated by the person who saw the
struggle, as the whole matter will no doubt be judi
cially investigated The parties fought with heavy
sticks. Penny received deep cash in his head,
and Franklin had his skull fractured in two places,
and is supposed to be internally injured Franklius
condition is very critical and it is thought he will
not survive his wounds. Both the parties had been
drinking, and it is said there old grudge be.
tweerthem.