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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
Soldiers, Attention!

Soldiers, Attention!
VOICE FROM THE POTOMAC.
Rs,d tho oownslet. u received this morning By Prof
HOLLOWAY No. 90 Maiden lane, New.York,
CAxs NEAR CuLPKrpxR Va, Nov. %. 1885,,
Tno~as Holo,cavsr
DxAR sm: Poase send me some Of your valuable Pills. for
which you win find money inso'ed SOLDIER who have used
them Soy they are just the thing f0ru.
Ihsve been In the service now over feen months, and
bad Sickness excsp, dishca, and want to have your
medicine BY NE In o~s need
Yours with respect
ANTHONY OGDEN,
H--rny D, 18th Michigan Regiment i't Brigade, lat d.
visiou. ID Army Corps Army ofthe POtomsa
lie, the reader 30 the nearest drug and p1rcha,s
box Of
UOLLOWAY'S PILLS
OR
OINTMENT,
and send 4, 70 their relative Ia the army
HASTEN DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS
t. Insure getting senulns so TO tie Depot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
FIRrs-A CHILD BURsED.--A fire broke out

FIgEs-A CHILD BURSED.-A fire broke out
in room over Blocks grocery corner Of Hamilton ay'
enue and Hicks street about oao O'Clock yesterday.
The room was occupied by the family Of Patrick
KcaJns One Of his cAildren. aged fourteen months
Was no badly burned that ts recovery IL deemed i"s.
sible The damage TO the building amounts to about
$50 Abou, 10 O'Clock q. ~. fire WINS discovered In
the house of Mr.. Edward Hin, ON Washington avenue.
near Fulton avenue causing damage 10 the amount OF
50 900 before the flames could be suppressed The OIL
, gin Of the fire 10 unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

BURNING AccfDEST.--A little girl of i've
year, was 80 badly burned the corner Of GRIND and
fifth streets, Brooklyn L. D.. yesterday morning,
10y her clothes taking lre from stove that she - not
eipoc-ed to recover. Her name is ANN SANFORD.
daughter o! Sergeant WE Sanford. now a. the war IN
the an metropolitan Regiment lie flames were ei
tnguished b. a blanket which caught ire but In The
excitement uunOfced until had set chair bureau
and door IN flames. The fire was eIiaguished without
serious damage. The burns q. lle child are suct that
but slight hope ia entertained 81 her rccoTory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
THE NEW Jrpoys -The Hon. Joseph G. Bar

The NEW JUpoEs.-The Hon. Joseph q. Bar
nard the newly elected Justice ofths Supreme Court
Second Judicial District ook bis sea: upon the Beach
yesterday morning He will be engaged IN Special
Term during tie week and on Monday neIt vii pre-
side H. tie Court Of oyer and Terminer The Hon. John
Dikeusn the uew-CouBty Judge Of King County also
took his position on the Bench yesterday morning. and
after making brief address 10 tie Bar attended to
Chamber business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
EVERYBODY INTERESTED.

The Rev. J. r. Griswold, Washington, New Hampshire
writes; "Mrs. g. A. ALLEYS preparations, WOMB, HAIR
RtsrosKR and ZYLopALsAnux, really eaicacious 10
changing the hair to Its natural color and oil shey puTpor
TO be-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

New.YOrk Histerical S0csety.-Ths Annual Meet.
ins the Election OF Oiccrs will be held at the Library
On TUESDAY EVENING Jan. ut n O'Clock The Annual
Reports will be presented n this meeting.
ANDREW WARNER. Recording Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

TIKI FIRST LoyG ISLAND REGIMENT. This
veteran regiment Is expected In Brooklyn today II IS
possible they may be delayed until "Wednesday ~ con,
sequence 81 the interruption OF travel on The Taro
line between Philadelphia and Baltimore. They WIZ
be received by the 23d Regiment Militia and com
mi.tee Of citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

| WILL BE READYIN
TIE NETWORK WEEKLY
On THURSDAY Jan9
| Asrosr o, srARrLrse INTEREST xyTrrLN
| THE NEGLECTED WARNING;
| OR. TIE
TRIALS Of
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER
From the Pen OF the Cited
| MARY KYLE DALLAS,
Whose name has become household word whcFevW ~
| Engish Language is spoken
The story In question 10 made mingled fact and 9eq
and the heroine young lady from aHuence ruo0
povery the death Of father who u rendered bsnk
by tie schemes md Vaccinations 81 vsn. Thus impovs
ished tbs endess girl looks teaching In public sehooi
the support and the suthores with that nervoss
power which marks oil her literary productions carries hse
Though the trying ordeas which bese, young
endIess GIRL vino TO obtans situation teacher Hsvi
been teacher herself Mrs. Dallas Is thoroughly familiar wy
her subject. She know. ia all its details from the coa
to the fnsh and she 10 posted it'll regard
the chssc.es Of Of those who occupy prominent pos
IN relation the management Of the public school 50
Where merit is due she freely accords It but whseo
Is warranted she applies with uuspang han
and In calculated make the recipients Of il VINCE
Altogether, doubt II exdlingsnd ct the sane
time useful story 70 the moral which II convey
offered to the public and shall he much mistakes
If It's Publication does not lead widepead comment Tbs
contains Pashsn charges, which will strike Some
where" the pubic may rest assured.
Let fail to the opening chapcrs and Won
for Il they will not be slow in looking after what folowa
Beside the -bove grea story the NETWORK wEEKLY
Il now publishing splendid romance. entitled WHITE
EAGLE, THE AvENGER; Or, TIE BRIDE rHs So.
rLExRsr" by Francis s. Smith, and smother most exciting
serial entitled MARIE BERTRAND; Or. THE FxLos9
DAuGarEa" from the pen Of Hora,io Aser IT, Added to
which gives weekly from EIGHT to TWELVE frst-olsn
sketches of dfercu! varieties large number Of fne POE
aud variety Of departments ola useful aud en.eranins oh
sc,sr. including PLEASANT PARAGRAPHs,"" MITE
Full MORsELs," KNOWLEDGE BOA." ITEMS W
INTEREST" ETC.. etc ETC.. tbs whole going to form fsm
newspaper which, freely admitted by ell who take H. ~
no. s equal either In this country the old Proe Fvs
Gents.
For sale everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,

lThe nv HAM, "AhU phr'CI 81 MN :
or YEAR. ON TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 5. 1864. con
encing at o'clock and posponenen. on account Of Il
weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

THs PoLIcR AND RBcRUrTs.-The Kings
County Board Supervisors have passed resolutions to
paw sny member Of The Police force WHO procnros re-
cruit for the United States Army tie sun VI ESQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

American Tusiita,e FarI,ers' Clrb:=The regular
We XIV meetins Of Club will b. held TO-DAY cfuesday),
jan s. at "A O'Clock q, the Of the Institute IN me
Cooper Union Subject Planting Trees for Shelter" The
public are invited 10 attend $1,000 r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
Brandreth's Pills protect from the arrows Of
dI-ease. usrALLY As-kAIAL 10 SOLDIERS AS THE

Brandreth's Pills protect from the arrows o.
disease, USUALLY AS FATAL TO SOLDIERS AS THE
BULLEfS or THE FOE.
We the unier,izrei members Of Company +, Seventeenth
New York State Volunteer ereby certify that We used
Brardreh Pills during two year, service and to then
siirioate the feet that constitutions uuin by
field. 10 cosvenss colds cals danhGa dysentery snd
typhoid fever their prompt use cured Is u few days Vnl
sck lit in fact single do.e Of four i've pills Usually
cured what under tho resa!s esimen would have been
.s. to n. sa; WHO a.sd he remedies
b, the ien,Ai surgeon either died sick Tor week
When We len Sing Sing in June 1881 you CAV. u. supply
Of these pills, feel from our experience tnH
hssh o. The .rmy would De greatly improved For ourselves
Is solo remedy answerY 81 on msn.. ~. we ne s'
phv,Ic and W. have Known &C. tested NON oA' eaNun
and ogi parents before 70:
J. L. smith Pin, Lieutenant.
William see Fir, scrgcsn;,
Dsnni. Shay, Third Sergeant,
Patrick Cullen, tosrth Sergeant,
Bent. r. sro~u. fifsi Corporal
William Msthers, srcoud Corporal
Noah w. Miller. ThIl Corpora.
Theo. Crofl,, Drummer,
Oso. b. Cos. pramm"T.
Fr.ncl.J Jennings. Sanford o'm.-sd.
Lewis H. Cor william Gntn
Wnll.m ". Campbell, fullsr Carpenter,
william J. Clarion, o.orss Ayes,
t a.. sS %.:., Mi:m Si J. :. yI---
Nm Ven Mart, Robert W. Wcsico,..
John W orifHn John L. Vredenbmsh.
J,rr.. g. Circuit jacob ~. DycspAa,
William Holmes John ". Botin-,
Roscoe K Wltt0u, ina. A. barlow,
william W. Rider, Henry Hannah,
Frederick Hunt James VI Dimes
Martin See. Wiiain "tfroh,
William Iatii. EigAr " Alaton.
George AcsHrlsy. John tonor"r
Lothian Carpenter Warren Wright.
Hiram s.as'. jacob Baker,
rh,rl.s Wfi.h, David Baker.
Alfred NiAias Ale.st Lane,
T. r. Lane. l.. Lieutenant Sath y. y. Vols.
4 lst sci 90 ~. l.
VIM knigh, CO. |, 9TH ~ '. Artillery.
Abf.in H. Miller, 60. |. 9Th ~ y. Artillery.
Milford y L.nning Masicisn, Ut y. \. Vols
William kenny Co. Is, Befdsns slaIpshootsTs.
Css.,a, Bishop. CO. l.. ls,h y. \. Vols.
1T sec, Co n. seth " \. Vols.
ptni-l a. lis Sergeant. Co Is, "a " \. Vols
ta,b : Frlsbis. %. Is, 5th y. 4 fols.
Principal oucs, BfAndroths Eui.iins New fork AZ re
tail - T. ruiou-.rusrc. and OF all Drusrir-.
la ssscs st style with ny private stamp upon osct
lar I ,s.on n the Honorable Conn lssioner OF stamps
Ob.-re b. BRANpRE1 h white which insusss the gen
uin. Pills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
guefial Notifies.

Seventh Ward Union Associntion'LL III :, lead.
Monthly Meeting Il tho Association WIZ 90 IT., rvF "
a..rI. Nos, Ig2 and ~. Henry ST., THIS ,iue. p,
mo Jan. s. 1854 at II o'c,ock CHAs. IL. h"hh' '''"
Jas. w. TERRy, ls,c,rt,ri.,
fLiHU X. CAMPBELL, -----
Eleventh Ward Union AssOcIattom.rr1e f.. xfSG
Mou,hy Meeting Will be- hed THIS lTnesdsy r,.,n.
At Ucadaaaers No. a Assuuo d. 81 ,i,,ssiis pss
attendance Il requested. JohN L. ~ -
To MIX ncalerx.-A Needing Of tho MIA y. ,ist
Cv If viii h, held al No - Az bet" cen .ts
and nd .ts TUESDAY Jan 8, osl'es T. ~ 20 milk
Into consids rstisn th- sudden aud unl1s a 81 The
esss deuxRA VsSAos S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

The King and Hecnan Fight.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
HEENAN SOLD
ny JACK MACDONALD.
III. fuslish rraiuor.
NEW MATCH FOR $1,000.
"a. NILKEsS SPIRIT
S.. WITNESS SPIRIT
OFT TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
Tho n. =. souitnry Commi,sjon


iareDt u IN L. It's operation. ior TIE roe OF te
Arm. le never extensive aud effective ~ an now lt'
druoi, aud scents sre military ccne from hins on
,e'hs Rio rsua The yu - the ~ rhcs tisscei %
tho Amy % the Potomac during aud immed",f N'et o''
,v,tr .krsedoi seventy thousand dollars lie sGrs a.
thnlp,osr we, lke scale Thousands OF inoA heci.
special Relief" daily cared ior In - "fionc. '
.s 4. and trains follow soldiers erFy~
H. other aud equal important deperimentsoi "o'
q, tAo.ick aud wounded, Sc. ss In lul opcfstoa
~. COS, 81 al his iisaying wors IL not less th iu1y
bousa dol ar. per month its fund are nov nuch fed"ce'
- pin,ll,c sbuons requested 10 sustain "
m. Fplr, that h.yo been git mp With ueh san ao,e
euerxy aud success at Chicago tnciinan anu
Ration tlou.h rpdrscd every whcre ioI the oshn .,
SauiAr, Conmis.ion," hIrs ro a. ys eon!t h<a ooS
h. f,p IN. !arra thus raised have preh ieee'cd
bv ~, branches Of THE Commission AZ 'ho'c e"os
l.,e branches apply them most u.efa'y mainly 70 me
Of material TO be made up Into coihns bedding &c
and os ne parpo.s. They thns relieve inc urs,ry " Wv
zion from the necessity 81 pirciHshS Pes
In. 70 certain classes. but tsy render no AID 70 any oe'
department OF It's worA: .,,u. -. ., a.. o,,,r,..ion
and cost OF the Common re.rred TO statement
=, II. system and the ayplc cation oil Its 'nnds tu" pup
.id s,,,. ~ which may BE- had on Application al the
a. ~ H., United States Sanitary Comm. sson No rs
o.dx or et thc BOOKSTORE OF A D. r. Randolph NO oSS
Broadway. , -. -, ..,.,o,, ,., TIA, TIA
nr,iop has saved and IL daily saving yes the country
"no ford 20 lose what Il s doing 20 oeononisc the ne
and health OF soldiers woah TO IN. country yen times
non.v IA. comms.ion h., recciyed and Is OF direct pac
.ca TO every Interested in aimni'hins the
cost snd tho duration Of thu val: sau,u
Contributions may be cent 70 tho Treasures Of No b VAL
~, or No. e21 Broadway. SeSfors-
By oras' Of the s'sndss Se%%YY;ts srvoyo
Treasurer Uuhed States Sanitary con.missis'-
la .enbeY ~, 1869.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Tn. underlined having been appointed COMMITTEES fss
the collection of fund Tor the reli-i oil re 'ansns
apes TO the GERMANS OF New ON 70 iu'
est The III noble represented BY thefn'
Our counrymsn all Germany proving tier ihcesS
ypay With tho Of the brave inhabitants OF the oet'
N an uchie. In the emphatic manner out the siuefn
the late employees oi the Oovenmen wS
have pa for paros with the immediate loss o. heU
+ 90 great that every ofeIin. which the GyRnAN heG
and such confidently expected also nom the ocs
msn. Of America w..
by pp.e gin. suffering COUNTRY men an sns
distant ahrland heartfelt sympathy with their stTusSo
assin.. oppression and wrong -.
lions ms LEOPOLD BIEEwIRTH, No. 4S Wallet
jobs LlENAu. No Jones-isne.
O. W LOTT, No. l6l Pe.rlst-
GEORGE .OSLE. No. 5lFxchanse p,sce
GUSTAV SChWAB No. o. Brosdst.
Sewyo'k. Dec 20. 1903
CentIemen's Fine Gold Seal Rings.
Firht Ter Twelve. Fifteen Eighteen, Twenty, Iwen<ys
i've 90 Thirty i've DoilaE' each For ,as y ALLEN
No as Broadway, one door below Cans'-se
Soups, Candies, starch,
STAPLE. AND FANCY.
J {. HuLLS SONS,
formerly ". Hull >onl,
Otoe No. % Parkrov,
Opposite PARK Fountain. New York
Offer % the trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT.
NIur.baii's
PINE TREt TAR DROPS
The most popular Remedy eItan,
For h.thris. Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds
Tcklns OF Soreness OF the Throat
AIS very pleasant and ercctGa.
Neatly put up IN sldns cases
v-nieri for the pocket
Sold Gs IS and rs cents per boz.
n, dea.,r. in medicines generally, -,
Nsv Sork Aseuey at HELMBOLDS DRUG ANo OhEA-
IckL WAREHOUSE, No. oss Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

A mass meeting of the sewine-women will he
led this evening Il tie Brooklyn Institute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
THE COMMERCIAL Agency
(ErApLnHED l34li.
Nos. u PARK ROW AID AS EAssArsf.

~ TIE commtrerl io,-ey Record for 1875. Is now In
course Of Yreptsiou, aad will be issued early in January.
WE PPoposg rs.T IT SHALL CosTAS A TaoRoroH LIST
OF MgscnASrs Asp BusyEs Mys or RvERr Cirr AND
CorSrsr Town REVISED TO A RECENT Dtrs.
From our many year,' experience 10 the Commercial
Agency and the high standing I'll, oc hss maintained
feel conf lent that sny Ro,nes Hot ,'ued by us viii
pose., and fully merit TIE confidence Of merchants Every
pr.canon will b. uol g. make It's rating. en'irds yeia,
We would invite MERcHAxfs and BAAKGRs "a call upon ne,
or 70 send their subscriptions os Boob ior Repos
in which given IN desn tho aneceden,s and business his
toy VI each mercantile Louse.
McKLLoP sfRAGra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

BACHELORS HAIR DYR.-The best in the
word Perfect, natural reliable harmless. and ns'sailneou'
elect In. genuine Is signed WILLIAM \. BACHELOR
Sold by al Druggists. Factory no. III BaIolays..
The BEST HOLIDAY GIPTs--JRPPERss Ladies,
Cents and Chlr,ns sBott sud SLiPPKRs Also C.gmp
So. Msisr ro0f HEsLIH PRysFEv JgvvEPs 50 way
GoLD PrSs.--The best and the cheapest Mt
M1RroSs No. - Msiien-lAne. Sew.fork.
hgyLESs SOLDIERS The. BOARD Of SUR
etoxs nd the SraoEox GENIAL !. :. 4, have given
.rcci. honorary commcadaiion e. the "fALH,k Ann and
authorized IT, fanuiacture The INVENTOR will give f To-
formation PAIsER' l-.s aso. OFFICES PBILADELfHA
INV OAK Bogos Adlrcss X. FRANK PALMER
-urzesnA Artist.
DISEASES oY THB NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URIN-
Aar ,Sp sEpu,t sYsrrss.ow and relbie trcsimeni-in
s.oft - %, HJw,s9 AssocfsrIoSscnt in sealed letter
.,,,or., free of rhsr.s Address ~. J. -KLLs EOUCH
ros Howard Association. fhLsd.lfhis Pa
Beautiful LJTE-LWB PICTURES.
Carte. Do s.,,e r 9er dorm Duplicates ~ "a. Al reg
til,es rcsa,eTsa 4. A Lr~is No. -! hshsnis' y T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

GenfIesnen's Fine Gold seal RtnGs.
Firht Ten Twelve Fifteen, Eighteen. twenty AsroSJ
wv ~ -' GEO. [. ALLEN,
No as Broadway, one door below Cans'-ss
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-09-30

CIRcuNsrANrIAL EvIDEScE.-I have heard
some very extraordinary cases Of murder tried
remember in ono was counsel: for q long
time the evidence did not appear to touch Che
prisoner at oil, and he loukod about him
with the most perfect unooncern, seeming to
think himself quite safe. At last the sur.
gcon was called, who stated that the deceased
had been killed by shot in tho head, and he
produced the matted hair and stuff cut from
and taken out Of the wound. II was all
hardened with blood. A basin Of warm wa
tor was brought into court, md. as the blood
was gradually softoned, a piece Of printed
paper appeared-thc wadding Of tho gun
which proved to be half ballad. The 9TH
or half had been found in the mans pocket.
The man was hung. 1ai Do. o.mm71 7..'Iui
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-09-30
81 A man who had recently enlisted o

81 A man who had recently enlisted on
the quota Of Lewiston, q few days since, wa,
mustered into tho service and took the usual
oath Of allegiance. He had always voted
for the democrats. Tie camo up on Monday
to vote, quixzing himself thus: a"Now ]
have taken an oath to support my govern.
ment; have enlisted in its scrvicc; I'll be
d-di if can vote the democratic ticket and
sleep with that oath upon my sool."s He
went up and put in q vototor Cony Lewis
ton Journal. y 'il .,s,. a'l.'.'',, .D9 .''o ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-09-30

UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER. Com.
mander of Fort Morgan asked for terms.
"Tho only terms VIC can make are uscondi
tional surrender" was the reply. Thus Far.
ragut in his last stage Of the war rciterates
the words Of Grant in the first. These words
make the rule Of the war. There is no dif.
ferent policy known in either army or navy.
The champions Of our flag invariably refuse
to accept anyt hing short Of an absolute yield
ing to it. They will have the rebel bunting
lowered fat to tho earth before making sin.
gle concession. They arc too jealous OF the
authority and dignity Of tho nation to chat
fer. in Its name, with defiant treason. trl
r- What these old heroes do, the Union par.
ty means to do. It.. too, insists upon an un-
conditional surrender to tho national author.
ity. as preliminary to the consideration OF
any minor question. Precisely here lies the
. prime distinction between tho Union party
and that opposed to il. The Copperhead'
are for treating with the "Coniederate' au-
thorities without requiring from them any
previous recognition Of the supremacy Of
tho old Constitutional GOyernmcnt.--N. Y.
Times. II. .... rFr. u.s r.ini III
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-09-30
"Just hover in the Hafrioa,

Two newly imported Englishmen just of
the steamer, strollcd into the restaurant at
tached to the fremont House the other day.
and after a wondering stare ut the long row
of individuals. each busily and silently on.
gagged in boiling their allowance Of food in
the shortest possible time, climbed up on two
stools, and lcsitatingly ordered
"a chop and some hale" ,tra
While the agile William was ordering
their meal, the attention OF one of the Bulls
was attracted to dish unknown TO him, but
Of which his ncighbors were partaking with
great gusto. Carefully waiting until the
man next to him gruntod, another ear Of
corn. :" he nudged his brother Bull with
"Enry. there's an Hainerican vegetable
that we don't 'avcat 'ome. Lots ave some, "
and accordingly ordered 'a3." .','i ''D
CLAW! Waiter, bear o. corn" a,r
The corn Ia dish unknown in England)
was brought smoking hot, and Bull passed il
to his coantryman, who, observing the man
ner of his ncighbors, sliced 1t down with his
knife. and tasted il with an approving wink.
"Good % asked Bull No. l. L'1ta ic /
EVERY" said No. 2, adding. with true
British economy, There's no uso in hordcr-
ing another; 'cre's enough for both of u.s.
passed the COB bto his companion, who grave
ly sliced IL after the manner Of a cucumber,
and after seasoning it, commenced eating the
sliced COB. He got through two or three sli.
COS with some difficulty, and to the hugo do.
light Of small boy with n cropped head boz
hind tho bar, and then turning to his COM
panion. ejaoulated--ilujiisau9 -qolli gdi <
.y"My byes, 'Enry, hlf this Is a sample hof
Hamerican vegetables, their stomachs must
bo hiron plated like their bloody ships!"
"An unotions grin Slid over the faces OF
the witnesses, and William turned fiercely on
the small boy and ordered him to "makc
change at the other end Of tho countcr."
rfla lIInIs. % ~ - - W VI .lIHsA ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-09-30

n lrsr .poLrricAL JoKs or TuE SfasoS.-Thc
Mcclellan organs of Boston publisli the speech
of Theodore H., Swcetser, At the Democratic
ratification meeting held IN Lowell last week, ,
p but they omit one important incident connected
with the speech. When reference was made TO
Sicrman:s late victory at Atlanta, Mr. Sweet
ser stopped and called for "thrca cheers for
Gen. W. 7. Sherman, = Democratic General. y
The response being very feeble, the chairman Of
/, the, Democratic City Committee Of Lowell
stepped to the front OF the platform and called
for 'three cheers Tor Geo. w. T.. Shermsnsthe
nisg during Mis rar." Three cheers were
heartily Rivcn. The Republicans OF lowell
consider il the best political joke Of the season,
decming u not necessary to question the capa.
city Of Gen. Mcclellan, the Democrats having
indorsed oil that was necessary to say against
him.
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THOU WILT NEVER GROW OLD.

M, l...,lc,I ,,..... . % 4. /, e,o,,
volume OF poetry nv Mr.. Ellen CIcmantine How
arth. entitled ''The Wind Harp and other Poems
The rrscr was scSn & , anu ns ,p.s nHs
psr,nts. and from the age Of seven years worked
In factories becoming the vile OF AlAooring maj
sne nas ,,sn. Mnoe ro,neo Sar so,sshoS a. ~ "''
Thou wilt never grow old,
Nor weary nor ,aa In the home OF thy birth,
Nv h,nu nutiful lily thy leaves will unfold
In n cline that IA purer and brighter than earth.
n bolv and fair. I rejoice thou art there,
4, Aha, t,,,,don ot LIGHT with its cities of gold
wh.,. ,hs air All. Nth anvs, h.,anna, and where
Tho, oil, r.v., crow old sweet.
Never GROW old,
F.
lam a pilgrim, with sorrow and SIN
hanntins my iootstsPs Wherever so'
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When tho order was reeeivcl by the army
of the Potomac, from Gen. Mcclellan. 70 rct!ea,
to Iisrrison's Landing, Gen. Kearney said 10
the presence Of many officers ~, Philip Mar.
ney, an old soldier, enter my solemn pro'es' e.
against this order for. retreat. We ought. IN
stead Of rctreating to follow up tho enemy ana .n
take Richmond. And In fall view OF AL nc
responsibility ofsuch ,dee'srs.lon. :. ssy y
,,om nh. svck an order can only b. %Promgted
Sv eorard,ee orfrsason. - Ht'fory 1" NE fe":
insniaY Campafga. "a e,5a sliI 4
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EFaragut's failure" in Mobile bay
".o restore tho Union by tho experiment. Of
war" has filed all Democratic" platform
pe.,ce.sneaks with melancholy horror. -
Another "failurc to restore the Union by
tho experiment Of war''-the killing OF John
Morgan Weep, o ye bilious peace.sneaks,
weep for the slain Of tho daughters OF your
people u
Another failure to restore the Union by
the experiment Of war''-thc occupation Of
Atlanta. - ''1o. s'iqinn' /" p'' ''fou