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crate States of "A mrrica

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OF the Confederate States Of America, ha.
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Advertised letters cents each.
ON EEysrArERs.
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from the "thcs of puidnst," ,"n, and not sx
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f0h THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
6andy's Travels.
No. III.

When I last wrote, bright prospects
illuminated my pathway. I was wrapped
in ind1ssst dreams Of love, happiness
and ricbes. Steamboats,, canals, mills,
fortrssses. and all the other enterprises
which characterize . modern world, was
eoastsdetsd tn thought With rapidi.y. In
drsasus Of lore was transported upon
Ahs Piniops Of imagination and hois,sd
amid the clouds.
Yes. cir, tho fair prospec.s which seem.
Cd so1hs in store for Sandy, has sbsquat
slassd, "gons up the spout" sad be, ii.
sssms, 10 doomed to -uzzIe in bis own
chimney corner, With no nynph to cheer
his latest breath. Imagine, ono Of these
streaksd lizards with bis head poksd out
the small sino Of = cows horn, and you
have faint ssmbIauce OF how Sandy
come out At old squire Smiths.
Ssllis and myself WAS progressing fine
ly--naking time At the usual rate Of
$40, when one Of the uncomnonsst,. un
heard OF circumstances tosk place that
sye, mortal man eudurs Donouixo,s
had his rsbuffs a. we'll As victories. 40
SANDY must expect and nerve birnsslf for
the. same. BUTT takes a heap mora
nerve 10 stand the shock Of woman than
4 fellow ever calculated ON. Bu, to tho
f.e,s.
You will reeollec, thu. At NV fra, v;s;,
"a thu old ,ou;,e. "a. ,.cs;,sd vi,b
such marked respect, and treated with
sach simple "a m Aiar,,y, that was in love
with Miss Sallie Quicker than YOU could
soun, three and give you fou. 10 s,a,, on.
Everything seemed to be moving on right
and Why should'n, it, for j, ain, eysry
gsi thu. could draw Sandy on, he ain,
none Of your .binpl.s,er.. Sandy know
Cd he was "coon" enough for .ny gal ia
Log Town, At least, he had . bankerinx
disposition to believe it.
The second visit was made a eovp,s Of
weeks Ia,~. when Bill and mysoIf ws.,
over ono oheroooD, dressed in our best,
equal to dry goods clerk, to pass OF a
ss- hour. Of pleasure. I mad. the &C
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s>~ -
BY s w. VIII 1AKIR

TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION:
o. DAILY ssLLkrIH:
For six nonts, ,os.
Fer three mouths, $50
TkIwEIatr suiL srn:
For six msnth. 500
Fer three months, see
0ArAwBA jssksAL-vspxLr:
Ior one year, ssU
For .iI months, 100
IL Our advertising rates AZ. S2 w per
square, tsn lines, or lsss) Tor each qualifications.
Csarlottes, n. ., sept 3s.
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March Is, 1854.
ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the Estat. .f
JamesR Glenn, deceased, are requested to
make paymest to the opdersigned and ali
persons having demands against said Estate
will please present them Immediately for
paynsnt.
J. " MoMURRAY
MARGARET NJ GLENN
Adm'r- Of JOHN ID. GLENN, decd.
Jaa. + 1894. <y-Su
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VoT Tx Aehtns, n h0VAnee, VXUo
Ter Tbfss AsAths, in advance, las
when het paid in advance, fifty per cent.
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meat witAin sns month from the GATE of
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suSsoriPusas will net bs received in ad
vasss fsra longer term than six months,
nsr Ter q shsrtsr time thar three months
Ne paper discsntiaued until ali srrssrases
ars paid, sxospt ~ cor option.
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DAILY CONFEDERATE,
PUBLISHED ATSRAi.tiGu, NC
A. ID. GoRMAN & CO, Propristor.
To Mule Raisers.

The Fine large Premium JACK
CiiURUBUSlO, win be at the
Hammond plaee the Spring 1864.
Sn'd JACK was awarded premium by the
stale Far at Columbia when ~ years old,
10 competition with full grown Jacks. For
ihe sl1e a'yi qonlity OF hi, colt. refer to all
that have seen ihsm.
CsTc viii bs taken TO prevent accidents.
ont VIII not be responsible should any oe.
cur.
Terms $40. and $40 Of that. in all eases,
must be paid when Mares are entered, and
the other $40 will be due when the Mar,,
prove 10 be with fosi. The Jack will be-
limited to 80 hsres. Apply On the prem.
i.es aud pay the sntraoes money to the
Groom, &c.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS.

EXECUTIVE DEPAETNrNr o. lxprAxal
bUEEAr OF FfSANcs.
ISpIASAPoLIs, June 81 1854
lSDIASA OFFICERS. sAo have been ~ are serving IN
the army. Informed that thsir Ordnance Returns
wb- made ~ ard presented . the proper Department
AID certificates ~ acqult.ance tbfssd rfs - clargS
y applying Mr. G p Rocker. Chief ctsrk state ORD
nance Department. on-cr stx.rs over Yteus karf-
store No q est NAshugtou street tLtauapoiis.
kF making refuruS. abuvr directed, ocers vii
ouiy all fse bet they vii - able settle With
Government and draw their psv from g. three
oaths earlier a TIE 5uzDsss entrusted 70
Agents.
BY order q G~vsrEss Noa1os
" X. Il. IERBELL.
iseS-su Ffs~t.ta ss<-stsry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
NATIONAL. BANK.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK


Is THE ofclaI depository and ananoIsI sgen. Of tho
II United States. azi viii furnish On the nost favora-
hle fe-rra
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CROCE RIES.

GROCERIES.
Groceries, &c., &c.
$50 s ilSs6 S Sss,l A'O '0''''' N 'i'a'
40 BAGS JAVA COFFEE.
10 HOGsHRADs " o. and ISLAND SUGARS.
$50 'RL' REFINED SUGAR
400 DHlS. \ . A0'-ASsA'
$50 'Dr'- ''A'F'.
400 HALF BBLs. AND KEGS sYRUPs.
lis HALF CHESTS SD'AO"'' ''N'
$50 KEGS ENGLISH S0OA
1000 KEGS NAILS
1900 s and TROUT. AN'A'AA'' NA''' ron
1000 N0A'A TOBACCO AND ''NN''
oAn RBIS. 20. K" WHISKY.
90 BBLs OLD PURE BOURBON.
And al kinds Of BRANDIEs aud WINES for sale at
A. a III. sCHNULL,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Schnull's New Block,
spr9-dIy INDIANAPOLIS, IND. s
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All kinds of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

Ana vii BAY ard sen Gold. Silver Exchange, Gsvern.
snt youchers Orders Washington, state Seeks ard
Public Securities Of every description.
Coiiecfous viii be promptly made. and every kiIr u
business attended 20 that belongs 70 legitimate banking
Regular Customers oaiy charged per cent upor
L9sns obtained a. this BaE and the most ample pro-
visions mace for th. safekeepirs of Deposits e Lei
the accommodation q Dep0slfors.
II addition % the respersib ty - th> United slss
f0r The Liabilities Of the Bank the Stockholders are ifd
,duay responsible 70 the extent Of their stock IA sdd
ton 70 the amount invested IN such shares hns arodns
tho most ample seenrity - the public -
The following the present stockhoters - The n
s'ltrtion
rFsEcroEs.
Ma. a. Rngish. Nm Brsden,
RSof.nee- Benl4 y. Tuale,
Lewis Joniou. John W MURPHY,
Deloss Root, Judge r. n finch
Jer. GcIere,
J. +. u. Lauier. Wrn. Willard,
Hon 7. A. Hendricks A. BALDWIN,
Hon David Kigore. ID W. Noble.
Hon James A. Cravcns. W. o. lockwood,
Hon. John c. Nav, Daniel Hsnnessey,
Hon. I. n So Ivan. James Powers,
Rev. wm. A. Holiday, J. L. Slaughter.
Prof c. y. Todd, Lucan Hills,
J. George Silk. ". s. 7. Morton,
George ". Riggs, BaTnaoas Cohn,
Robert Browning John c. Hereth.
". j. Holiday, DR.. J u Castor,
W. r. Holloway, II Il. Fhch
! Maxwell DIR. J. H. WOOAburn,
Wm H. FRY inc. c. Wright
Julyll
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-23
SUPPOSED FATAL AccIDENT.-Wm

SUPPOSED FATAL AccIDENT.-Wm.
Barn, labores ons$he &teuhsryiIA
|Raihvad, met witha severe xccidSnt day
Ybefo& yesterday lnorning Barry, witt
btheA wal at woh on a deep cut beinI|
madSiby tfat-road, Oh the south Side d
the Monongahela, when piece of rock,
becoming detached from the side of the
cut, fell upon his head, crushing his
skull in shocking manner. The
wounded man was conveyed to his resi-.
tlence, in court off Webster street, near
Tunnel, sndaa physician summoned to
examine his injuries, who gave it as his
opinion that Barry would not likely re-
cover. 500 ~ 3'.ie
WORTHY OF NoTIcE-An official an
nouncement states that men who enlist
in the Pennsylvania State Guard, now
being organized by Governor Curtin for
State defense, will be exempt from draft
in the United States service. Any mem
Der of the guard drafted by the General
Government will be furloughed for the
full period of their term of State service
and they will, at the same time, be duly
credited OH tho quota of their respective
districts. 81 GsdU rs.stta ~ ~ f"A ifr
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|General Intelligence.

#
j Religious awakening is going
nkhannon, in this State, under
strations of Rev, Sheppard, OF
\ Church. Both citizens and
he enlisting under the banner
Eoss. !. a g'Rs5 ggfzsE.
BANS SENT OUT OF GEN. SHEER
ErARrMsST-On Saturday last
Rwith' a guard OF soldiers, ar
BALTIMORE from harpeTs Ferry,
charge a number of the resi-
hat partlof Virginia comprising
ieridan's department.. General
tlleemed them dangerous char
Preside within the lines of his
aud ordered tliat they he sent
~ Wallace for disposition. They
tli To tue office of Colonel Wool
following is list at their
Ia d. Atwen, Of Charlotte count
~ Walker, j. LorrcySon, George
la, and Kemp Fur. ALI OF Lou
Hy3.Iewis Tine, of FaaqnieI
Il Charles, TrusseH aud James
Moth of Clarke county. Mitch.
Ept To Eelfc Me Henry and tile
re sent North of Pbiiadclphia
n J,,yino the war ~ - e.'~S
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
We were the first to introduce these into the
United States, and We Manufacture immense
quantities in great variety, ranging in price from
% cents to $50 each. Our ALBUMS have the
reputation of being superior in beauty and du.
rabihty to any others. They win he sent by
mail FREE, on receipt of price. .i.t..
- Fine Albums made 10. order. 81
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For Sale
Trust Sale Of Valuah,.,..
Estate. s<e,

In PURSUANCE OF A mr.
i TRUST made tome BY JeffernsEfl Q,
ton now rsSoe deceased IS "a and which Deed Of
for recording Deeds, I shall VI oaleCaIls
ION Monday, the eth day Of No,a.,.. :,
At the Court House for saidcoup,v I'm nv
the following property, situate on E Ssluiottss
the City Of Wheeling, to wit: Lots n,,,l, stssets
ten, eleven and twelve, inJ. & PSi.neen IA,
ton to Wheeling is and =. also the four aSos,,,
Mh aSS are s s an i1 Mh sss' sas Of said
ate in the addition to Wheeling s .oTs an NJ
Vista, and are numbered seven. eias. nsd ha,
ten, in square No. 80, and which psa ns alAs =
uated on Fifth street and Union stIsa,y &
Fifth street Tee and nOrrR Of Of Union
Robinson, lately deceased. VI Wiz
JACOB r.
Sale postponed to Thursday the 10Th t y S:,,
Der, ls64. pN.l
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MARRIED,

AtSt Matthew's Church on the evening Of
the 22d inst, by the Rev. Thos G. Addison,
p, daughter Of F. R. ARMSTRONG, Esq, of this
city. .i,t,s
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iaff pgIihi13D btis nIuo1 IA oIui u !
srq ,sgyii5 9t9h Eafs13 b9i..i sI9T Zsa
/ ao.1ssup fgrh SdT mid 4s@rre ii h9bns
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Card Photographs.

Our Catalogue now embraces over 6ce thousand
different subjects TO which additions are con.
tinually being made' of Portraits of Eminent
Americans, SC, viz about
100 Major Generals $50 Statesmen, "a
2Ug Brig -Geneiais, l3o.Divines, .-,s.. =
E5 Colonies 10. Authors,
ieD Lieut+C oloneis, 49Artists, e.
go Other Officers, les Stage, .ESsaS.
Is Navy Officers % Promnt Women
$50 Prominent Eora;4,, pn,t,,,;,, - N,-'> -
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
s T e REOSC ES
..s-.-. AND
StereOScOpic Views.

OF these we have an immense assortment. inclu.
ding War Scenes. American and Foreign Cities
and Landscapes Groups Statuary, &c. &c. AL
so, Revolving Stereoscopes for public or private
exhibition. Our Catalogue will IN sent 10 any
address on receipt of stamp
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-23

q, $500 COPIES OF WORKS OF ART. '
Including reproductions of the most celebrated
Engravings Paintings, Statues, Sc Catalogues
sent on receipt Of stamp. An order for One
Dozen Pictures nom our Catalogue will he filled
ON the receipt of 81 g, and sent by mail FREE.
Photographers and others ordering goods c. O.
amount with their order. - : - - = ~
tsinu 5iy T. II. I. ANTHONY & CO., e
Manufacturers Of Photographs Materials, ynr
dsi III ~ sol BROADWAY NEW YoRk. Is
H The prices and quality of our goods car,
not tail TO satisfy. Z II a3ni ssIft deei1Iya
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.svasl bdadsad 9dt HahS ,Ig0d SgiiII
-gifs bne civ asd eeyrei ;sa-ri yscs Z
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CTATIONERY FoR U.S.OOURlS,

i Sealed proposals. will he receiver By ne at the
ONCE Of the Marshal Of tho United States for the
hOItheIn District OF Ohio, at JlevClandP until
WEDNESDAY, the 6th day OF July 1856 at o'clock
p III, for the supply OF Stationery and BLANK Books
for the Of IN Courts OF the United States IN said
niEh d In such quantities aud a. such times may
be required for that purpoa9.
BidCerB will be required to specify the prices OF
rates at which they will furnish the several articles
and their proposals. viii be accompanied by samples
thereof In tine same deemed TO b. ssary
Tor proper consideration Of their bids be articles
required 10 be iurnished foliOWa:
FLANK BOOkS-Medimn, DENY, Grown and Gap;
binding 70 be full Russia plain, full bound band
ed, p, aud hall bound muslin" per qure. To be ac-
csrdtDR 6amp ef OF books now Ia in the U. 3.
Clerks Ufioe. Also Quarto letter books.
PAPERS-LeEal cap, 1oOlscap, bill, commercial
note, letter, postohiee wrapping per Team; botting
Per Quire.
ESVELOPEs-Large size government, seli-seAI-
ing; letter size government. self sealing, Per thou
sand
INK HOLDERs-9lass. solid, hinged cap; CON-
mon each.
l ,Ks-WritIng fluid, in qnarts. per dozen bottles;
UHrmine, per dozen.
mISOEGLAHEO Us-Bed tape, per gross; sealing
wax, per lbi muSlage, per dozen bOttts Quills per
bunch; stes pens (Gletts) per gross; pen holders,
per gross; iead pencils (Fabsrs best), per dozen;
gum elastic bands, assOrted, gress; rubber
ers, per tozeni ruieu; letter IOlders; Congress
kntVes, each
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
require IT, on aceoun Of excessive prices fraudu
lent combinations. EARL BILL,
United States Marshal.
OlaVeland. lima Is. lgsl iune27-i5l
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Second Dispatch
WAsH1EoroH. June 2a-11

WAsHIE0FoE, June 29-ll P. n.
Mr.. smithers substitute to tha bill 10
amend the enrolling act, passed the House
to-day by a majority of 70 to 70. It does
not materially differ from that reported by
the Military Committee. 1t authorizes the
President at his discretion to call out any
number Of volunteers in case the quota Of
any State or District shall not be filed in
sixty days. The President may order q
draft for one year, and those who serve
for one or three years are to receive houn-
ties respectively Of two, three and four
hundred dollars. No Communication is to be
allowed.
An amendment authorizing enlistments
in rebelliOus States wss approved
by the Massachusetts delegation, SO
they all voted for substitute
Thsd Stevens stuck out against it to the
last. Six Democrats made it convenient
to be absent when the vote was taken,
fearing the bill might not pass and that
they would loose q valuable lever in the
coming Presidential campaign, as the bill
is pretty generally regarded as somewhat
Odi2us to the people. It is proper to say
that its passage was secured only by the
urgent reqcssts and representations of the
President and The War Department, what
its final shape viii be cannot yet be told,
IS it will now go to tSs Conference Com
mitttee, where some uni2pOrtsnt mOdis-
cations may be made.
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FROM NEW YORK,

New YORK, June 20.
Philadelphia papers state the gross re-
ceipts of the fair will amount to about ST.
100000.
The vote for the sword, stood; Meade
2,4S2. Hancock 1908, Mcclellan 297,
Grant l76, Scattering 1l9, General Han
cock got the horse equipments. General
Birney the camp chest and Mrs. General
Burnside tho Loghozn Bonnet.
The Washington Star Of Yesterday has
the following:
Since Grant crossed the Rapidsn he has
taken II 200 prisoners, not including those
Of the last four or i've days. His own loss
ls less than one third that number.
Among the recent prisoners were men
over sixty years Of age, and boys from
fourteen to sixteen. They all ssy they
were forced into the rebel ranks.
The Posts Washington special says
Congress will be urged to continue in
session to pass additional war taxes.
Army news this morning is encouraging.
More hopeful feeling prevails.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-30

CAIRo, June ".
The steamer City Alton brings Memphis
dates ef the 28th and New Orleans papers
Of the 22d. No news.
The Little Rock Democrat Of the 2lst
says that regiment OF cavalry under
Colonel Slemmons, attacked our pickets
near Pine Bluffs few days siHce but we're
repulsed. While the fight was geing on q
scouting party from the Seventh Missouri
Cavalry, under Lieutenant Graves, found
and destroyed the camp of SlemmonS'
regiment with all their equipsge-
Lhe enemy was pursued thirty miles on
the night Of the l9Lk.
The 9Th Missouri, stationed at Browns
Vile on the railroad, were attacked by
TIE rebels, said to be shelby's command.
The object Of the rsbels were to destroy
the railroad, but they failed. Rsinforcs-
ments were sent to Brownsville, and con-
siderable skirmishing occurred yesterday.
Shelby is said to have six pieces Of ar
tillery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-30

The bill amendstOry Of the Law concern
ing the commercial intercourse between
the loyal and insurreotionsry States, Wai
considered and passed.
The amendment Of Mr.. Morrill, was
adopted, making punishment for the Vio
latiOn ofthe act, not exceeding 5000 and
Imprisonment not exceeding three years.
Another amendment allows trade to ex-
tend for the supplying Of the actual wants
and necessities Of persons residing in in
surrectionaFy districts within our lines.
The Senate passed the House Bill for
the relief Of the officers Of the 4ta and
9Th Indiana regiment who were commits
stoned but not mustered in.
A Conference Committee Was appointed
on The part Of the Senate to confer with
tsOse appointed on the part of the House
to adjust the disagreement Of the two
houses on the Tariff Bill.
The Committee consists Of Fessenden,
MOrril, Foster and Cox.
Mr.. Riddle, to-day obtained seventeen
votes for his Joint Resolution allowing
Senators and representatives. to visit mil
itary prisons and forts, but tWenty-four
senators stand between him and Fort Del
aware.
The Senate Judiciary Committee will
report against the admission Of the Ar
kansas Senators.
The Treasury Investigating Committee
will not be ready to report before the last
Of this week. There will be majority
and minority report.
The matter will probably go over till
next session.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-30
MORNING LEADER
THUKsDAY noRNIN,s. IgNIs s0: Isss
Sow BueIKwheat.

1t is now time to prepare for sowing
buck wheat. 1t will not be too late till the
middle Of July north Of us, and in this ls-
titude il may be soWn some days later.
We urge all who have spare ground to
put in this crop. Barley will come of
soon enough, and some wheat stubble can
be ploWed in time for it.
The reasons for an unusual amount Of
buckWheat are:
81. What will be short throughout the
Welt and the Northwest. We did think
there would be tWo-thirds Of an average
crop; but the drouth in Minnesota, Wis
consin and uome portions Of Iowa and IL
linois has been SO Sc ere and the raVsges
Of the insect in other localities have been
so great thst II halt the usual yield shall
be obtsiped it will fully meet our present
expectation. ThersfOre sow buck wheat.
"2. Wheat will probsbly be 50 25 to
- so per bushel by next December, and
az eouFss huokwhest will be largely profit
able.
as. The prospect ny is. that thsrewill
got be an unusual yield OF corn TINS
sseson; indeed unless oopious raIiSes shall
s,,on Sssit about the half Of the West n
wSic h IT, drOuth prevails, this crop will
be sS.pEt" -
sow buckWkeatl II will enter largely
irto he home consumption Of breadstufis
during III winter, provided q supply shall
he fnrnisl' l'ed. Don't stand back APPALLED,
At So or So per day for labor or 81 or $5
psF team and man, bat breast the occasion
beroicalIy. and not only save ell yOuI
harvest. and give your growing crops
coed culture, but put in the buckwhest
largely. Its harvest will come st q time
when you will be somewhat relieved from
pressing work
And finally On this subjeOt, and to con.
elude the whole matter briefly We say, SOW
buckWhssti
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-30

ei1ed " niSf@@FP IN HE'F York.
Eight hundreI MOrmons arrived In New
York rev days since. They are thus
Gescriped:
The Mormons came mostly in families,
and the company comprises persons Of ali
ages. There are old men and women, and
nursing children: The number Of un-
married young men and young women, Ia
about two hundred; nearly all Of whom,
however, are with their relatives; though
there are 8 few young persons who hsVe
embraced the faith for the love Of it, and
who expect to realize in Utah the enthu-
siastic hopes they have been led by the
McFmOns to cherish.
The general appearance Of tho persons
comprising this company was not very i'm
pressiVe. They were yesterday afternoon
congregsted on one side Of the great floor
Of Castle Garden, each family or circle
having in its possession tin pail or yes.
sci Of two or three gallons capacity, and
some bones which individuals could carry
in their hands, and which contained the
food cad drink thoy would need On their
journey. Around these pals snd boxes
the families we're frequently gathered, and
they consumed provisional and advocated
the faith with equal energy and pleasure.
A majority OF the MOrmOns were not
well dressed. They belonged generally to
the poorer or peasant class of Europe. A
few Of the young women, however, were
Glad in neat fitting and tsstefully srrsng-
ed attire, and one or two wore 9 pFOfusion
Of flowers on their heads. These persons
were apparently Of 80 different q class
from that to which the others belonged
that the idea which was suggested Of 6
future Of peculiar blessedness designed
for them may very likely prove to have a
sufficient foundation.