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FE0HI TEE SDUTE.


A1m3s
WAsu1sarox, Wednesday. Oct. 1o.-Lafe
Richmond papers have the following: The
Whtq expects much IRON HOODS laHG move
mtn1, ard describes Shsrm1u's position Us
that Of Burgoyte III tcc rtvolpt on. shes-
Mal.'s effective force at Atlanta is counted
not over 5000.
The Savannah Republican charges Hoods
army with lictntiolsuess nud demoralfza-
t'op. 1t is more feared bJ the Inhabitants
than by the Yankees.
As to the attack on Wilmington, thu An
gusta Co,st,tutso+altss says that place bids fair
to put period to thE audacioas luck of Far
ragut, as 10 more treu,eEdous earthWo1ks
exist on this continent Than those that bull
wafK the tnlete Of Cape Fear.
The rebel failures III the Shenandoah Val
1ey Ere attributed more to John Barley Corn
t:an the Yankees rs drunken aees amcng the
rebel officers and men bad become cuLaulon.
Il Kentucky cons.rva.tve Hires an
If41 substitute fsr His NcEt0-
An incident worth narrating, recently &C.
cured in Booze county, Kentucky. a
weaithy planter, the owner Of valuable
s'chattels," and we'll known Is rebel con.
eerya,iye, who intends to vote for Mcclellan
sbd Pendleton, had lat and muscular negro
who WIS corscript.d. His owner determined
to provide substitute for him, mounted biz
loree, rode into CoyiDgton, and for $3.50 en-
gsged an Irishman to 60 az substitute, bnt
NJ bout informing bin for whom. Taken tt
the Provost Mssehal's office. sworn ic, pro
| <ided q tth d u'ttorm aud paid oil, the Irish
| man then, tor the flrst ttme, ascartainse
| whom IT. was he was to represent N hi
| army. It II eaid bis with AMI profanity e1
ceeded sill bounds, but 1t WAS too late Il
| hsck out, acd he WIS sent to quarters. Th'
t Kebtucky democratic conservatives Who 90
pose the CONSUMPTION If negroes on this sid
| Of the Ohio, who object to armiog tae ne
gro+s, evidently vs'ne pegTo bigoer thai
| an 1ftsbmau. kalhef t:ian see negro IRE
they would drive the whule Irish pox u!atiol
Into "slaughtsr-pena. ."-CSu. Com.
, 1864-10-13

n 7c&3 Of Grct,7 Ftporzz1 81 Rats n4arkft $trETf
ays On ba1fs cfG stofcce per t4sat3, fs.1zs
sMer.cIss ssattti. T.t:y Il A21 G<.aFtfe6 nssI&ft
tktxTae{ex gf6f<d.
, 1864-10-13
ut1nX ~ 88EIAL.

WEpHEBAT GyEaIue~ Ot. Il, 1sGa.
Tho following Il blQ shous the receipts aad ship
ucnta Of Prodnce du1lnE The past u hours:
xEcxIFra ANu aHItaxH1h PaaT a RO LBS.
, 1864-10-13

~ BY r. q. gaiteasta1 d O.. Uvmxiss'oa s'scA
aid Bo1d Brokers, No. n Clark street, Chicago:
,ss pos,a. "a ~. IN Hoss4. ID -
n:x;nc.;;.-. n5x ;x - IL, ;,9u;es:a7~ I ~ ,i.a
SMa;w q, tDsa,: = * e. badess Ssat k's. 3
g1is !ptd1.- H. NIX Gnso4 sta .eess ss* '''*
Il, .. fcotn1... 81 f8xt toA1 oouas... 1pe *'''
II q. fgtt}. 49, 1875 lU. g. z cs1t
eF ". d C., nv TXl - ccueu1s. lIA
u C...,,.... ,le1E u Niu.B, & . cent
~ i. icnaalt feH boaes 1sM....!osK
c. 4 A. trsd3-. 81 s.ISso Vte& ,y
T. c'i5t is. iaa 4m.1,s.r ~ ss,d. ~ nj
kA1ket-1At beA1 sslady. "a b-Ar1 tr1s
, 1864-10-13
merchants Builtns,, Goi4 u Kee4 Psices
Up.
rRro,n <tA n F{era1d1

slosss JspS:s? :. e. H.. .!&z sell, s m Ss
TErown tn mtfket. I9s3l9Ss A7.s2l,lU 37s79 III
, 1864-10-13

ma II q r I II II .
IT,, with = fsjf 1nppl9 .
Ct anktd- We Quose:
ETA.ss.s... -.:-s HR*1 .V
Pstca.....-.+-..4.N Nka@.@
Es41r = zH NA.s.AaE-0
acknowledgements 4.D
T,.l. fIsx pAcftrE.....hc
It'll. Hemp packing .-Nc
An. Hemp 3up.......+&
An. kemp No. 1......,0c
AM Hfma NOR ,At
nm YfawA-Ta good EQ
, 1864-10-13

8 a1szhtes .eols 4a4 9
Huenoa AEres. 49@ 49
0Xt1nco, 1oso,. 4lx 4B
0ftncco 4oQ4
na1aEed.... s24 II
T.
French Gait, ri
French Cali, 50
n ench ca1f fLe
noltes.#toI+
en-. ...,u3-GXe11n.ro
Fraseh CsTI.e-
Mt>ln's. sec.
O.. d., u doz5iG3 Elc3Le
fantp.B = t.oz 1siGA l:I6
Rcen8 ? n:"Z..'3 c.;2 1a,tc
be- oerADd cott1cu's u =.
P evIous q1ctAtlons un-
Lat11, Yam, Hsm. ..Ao2*t
!" Aao1.la &c
Mac1lla Hope.;... 1898 {
Asnlils sAsJ Koce. e
NAfltna .........N NSst
S&so coF6.... .1...Ass&c
Ohkul.s........ t-A@gM
, 1864-10-13

/. NV YoaK srocK MAHKirr-The following sre
the eloatng psIees fot casa October II 1851, reeeiE-
, 1864-10-13

Qning to further advance In gold this after
noon, wheat was frmer, and No. Z Spring was
sold. at $t.46Gbl.49-eIosinE at tt.48H. Goa1se
grains we're Neglected.
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FROM THE FRONT.

Correspondence OF the ChrOulCle.f
NEAR PETERSBURG, July $40 p. m-The
enemy takes some trouble to convince us they
are in no danger OF Immediate starvation, I
have little faith in short ration stories, but
think they must Inevitably be distressed for
provisions this time. Very little satisfies their
wants, however, and begin to think they can
subsist on air. ..t.
In front of our centre they brought out a
small drove of cattle. This was early in th q
morning. The boyines were trotted along the
line in snowy style, raising great clouds of
dust We all knew the Interpretation OF this
pompous triumphant display aYou NAV cut
our railroads, but we have remaining at this
time within our lines ample supplies for all -
A stop was put to the bravado. Two guns
were trained upon the rebel stock, which gal.
Topped on mingling their roars with those OF
Cannonading has been going on all day.
Little harm is done, and all are so accustomed
to it we should miss 1t exceedingly il stopped.
Our lines have undergone no change, and there
appears to be no signs of renewed activity of
hostilities. A struggle may begin at any mo-
ment and no one be surprised in the least; or
we may wait and watch still longer.
NEAR PETERSBURG. July 6.-I have not vet
learned the result Of the national salute of
thirty -four guns, fired into Petersburg on the
4th Of July. The daily papers Of that city en-.
deavor to make light of our shells, but they
must have fallen among them heavily that
morning. The battery near General Smiths
headquarters never neglects to discharge the
usual matutinal shots. Sometimes the gunners
clock, which stares boldly upon our troops
from its place in the middle OF the tall spire
Then their attention is turned to the railroad
bridge, spanning the Appomattox. One of the
trestles has been broken by a lucky shot, and
the passengers are obliged to take the precau.
ticn Of walking, over. A narrow bridge for
pedestrians is being constructed near the one
upon which the track is laid. Our artillery is
constantly sheIling the working party. -
An order from Lieutenant General Grant,
dismissing from this army two regularly reg.
istered army correspondents, was to day dis.
tributed among the different corps command.
ers. They represented the New York Times
and Tribune respectively.d1 80! boa AZ 49, >
Richmond papers Of the i4th inst. profess to
be in possession OF lats and reliable Information
from the Yankee army in front Of Petersburg.
One item seems to afford them great salts faction.
The 5th corps is reported to have gone to Mary.
land. !tis wonderful where they gained this
astonishing Intelligence! r-a23 . TN y O u
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PERSONAL.
Only FIFTEEN WEEKS IN AMERICA.

:, DR. BEcHTINGER, formerly. Surgeon in
snaTss II in The austrian and italian army
diseases. Particular attention given to Female
Diseases and Private Diseases. Besides the knowl
Hs @ and his 6pio ian
hang in bis Office, Pennsylvania avenue, 5O3. Dr.
nechnns ger IA very mach encouraged to vedurinR
smonF msng others Il pot pSS Sl
lished the following certificates may be attssted:
This Ia to certify that have been troubled for
s Which dliaass the
" Ing. have been
our treatment Of my involuntary discharge,
iy. your success In It, recommend you SerE high
What German newspaper, (weker Columba)
After long sickness my poor child became
You saved him. gf MASCON & r.
street, No 2as."
against the chrsnic lung disease Of my saest R Son
Saf 'Esf'Rsn' Il Painter
time Regular off ce hours from i TO n a. "a and
lively only from II to u. Medicines Without
shsSse snyse Pennsyvania avenue, near Sd street No.
oOZ. - = = iy 5-lmS
81 sn2S a Nss t
YoIk. has opened (for a few weeks, an Office No.
ead on sa w
diseases Of Private nature may consult him. No
charge made If he fails to cure. Persons ut dis
tance can be treated by addressing by mail.
, jy 2-lm' ,.. t.-t.'. .-F
nOCTOR JONES, No 40 Thirteenth street
IL west, between G. and II insures success in all
FEMALE COMPANIES. Consultations exclusive
ly with ladies. Hours 9 a. m. to p. m. je 29.lm*
H. DRJ II. THOMPSON
Ia! LAS Removed % & from n No 274 north to 512
. Ofice hours, 10 to IL a. to 3 n m te23- m
NO CURE, NO PAY -Go to DIR. BROTHERS
their particular attention to tho treatment and
cure of all forms Of Disease particularly that of
aprivste character for twenty years. This Is the
Oldest established Botanic Medical Office in the
graceful and horrible death How important T. is,
then, for those uAfortunates who have brought
disease upon themselves, to be cured before il is
TOO late thus preventing exposure OF themselves
Onice and residence 17s south street, Island.
opposite Smithsonian. je 9-lmt
0UERYS-Who has the largest assortment of
NJ pattern for stampneS Who is the only prac-
itical ,person that stampsP Who has the largest
..umeef OF hsnds s at EmbIoidery' Who has the
il the only person the District that does Futins
'oi 'Aa'ss e1sssfseE IPsfsoE, ss1 srREEr,A
PATTERN stamped. Having stamped for 81 900
ladies is proof that he knows his business Ladies
who do not want their goods spoiled, but stam ped
e they should be- 20 to the only person in the city
FL6TINGl PLUTINGI FLUTINGl
The only Hn0cAiRs in town now in operation.
Ylutins done as good as in new York or elsewhere
mystf 1881 p street. opposite Patent Once.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
r o B DIS NEW THEA TBR
SUNDAY EVENING JULY -, 1854.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
Concert OfSacred Music

concert OfSaCred Music
PROFESSOR WRITER'S and ORCHESTRA,
Assisted by the eminent native Prima Donna,
MISS JULIANA MAY,
The fayorite Tenor
HERR WAGNER,
and others who have kindly volunteered, The
Orchestra will be composed of
FORTY MUSICIANS,
OF the best talent in the city, forming an ARRAY
OF TALENT such as has never before appeared
jointly in Washiugton
The Box Sheet will be open on SATURDAY from
10 till O'Clock when seats can be secured at the
usual rates of admission, without extra charge.
The Piano used on this occasion is from the cele.
brated firm of Steinway & Son, kindly loaned for
the purpose by Mr.. W. G. Mstzerott. jys2t
GROV VER's THEA TER,
" Pennsy wanna ave-, near Wizards Hotel
"A Complimentary TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT to
the Attaches of this Thester having been rendered
them sn11fb,y 1y tbeis hagsseT hVsNIn Mr. Grover
En1ertaiaments ever given in Washington.
The recipients of this esteemed courtesy are
proud to be able to present as fine Array of
Talent as is possible to combine in Grand Nam.
MiEs 6 stsH9p 3, sSs
Dramatic ' COMPANY will appear in one of the most
sANPORD'S OPERA TROUPE ENTIRE
Have volunteered. and will honor the occasion
with one of their Drawing room Entertainments
complete.
The far famed
GARDINER SISTERS
aays hs viii render
Just AFTER THE BATTLE, MOTHER"
Sung by them with unprecedented success The
younger sister will also appear in her World re-
Downed SCOTCH DANCE. which has 10 lately won
such great favor in this city, and in which the
most severe critics allow she has NO eaual
ADMISSION.
Parquette and Dress Circle. ......-.... 81 cents
Orchestra Chairs rs cents
Eamlly Clrcie 25 cents
<S0
Doors open at 30. Curtain rises at Is precisely
Tickets for sale at the principal Hotels jy SIT
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Frsn, New Orleans.

NEW YORK, July s.-The steamer George
Washington, from New Orleans on the I'd, ar !.
rived this evening. New Orleans papers of
that date are very barren Of news. fE
! Generals Granger, McCook, Hurlbut and
Davidson have been ordered to report for duty
to General CapbV, IE.-s-t -
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Proclamatlon by Gov. S,vm o,r

| ALBANY, July S.-The Governor has issued
his proclamation relative to the filing no OF
the National Guard Of 5,0C0 men. Each county
must furnish its quota OF one hundred days
Iaen called for blythe President. No reply a.
to whether thirty days men would be accepta-
BILE has been received.
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&Ninety. three thousand fur hundred ana
forty one emigants have arrived at New Yorf
since January. During the same period last
year the number was 81, ,s63. ~ - =
1 II is said that number of ladies or rank
in London meet weekly at an entertainment Of
sepiritual fortune. telling"
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RYJ.o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

PEREMPT0RY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT ON NORTH STREET, BETWEEN nth
AND 18TH STREETS WEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July l3, ats,s
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part OF Lot
north street between IIth and 18th streets west,
and improved by three story brick dwelling
house, mo 26S.) containing eight nice rooms,
with passage and porches back and front.
Terms: One half cash; the remainder in and II
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
IN the premises. s...'
sE~ Immediate possession given.
Cost Of fconveyancing and stamps TO be paid by the
purchaser.
ie.9 4 j. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Rebel Raid.

The Enemy Retreating from Frederick,
Nd Gen. Wallace In Pursuit-Union
Reinfor cements Arriving-Order lxxued
by Gen. Couch-General McCauxland mt
Williamsport-6reatD Destr uction Of Pro.
perty In hagerstown-They Threaten to
Burn the Town-Gen. Wallace's Sue.
cess.
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SPIRITUALIsM OUT-DONEI
And the epiritualistic frauds of the
DAVENPORT BROTHERS
Eclipsed by the young and talented
ST. GEORGE SISTERS,

THE WONDER OF MODERN TINES
fre9S 5sEsf R ksR Rs # the and ss1Ed kHfE
kSUb k9 D OF P'5"de rs
aa I! 81
HusfcAk iNsTkGhENrs SraS Am AND ffHG MYsr1c AP Gs
T 81 S s1@sd by the
done without the aid of the spiRITs. The "
ST. GEORGE SISTERS
Will do, outdo, and undo the
- DAVENPORT BROTHERS.
5kf 9h1t siz I'll srFa a ackhR h 4IHE Sh
it has yer been done before, including the BIND.
s ING WITH tn, R0PEs R9P by ooramittee,, and IN
Faoa fHE sFaaH ana
Ok K thsfs is
ffc ss Of ss
LAT IONS OF THE WIsEsT wherever It GAhoe has BEEN
introduced.
THE MYSTERIOUS DISPLAYS AND INcoM-
PREHENSIBLE DEMONSTRATIONS
r.. IN SPIRITUALISMl
Made in the En- b Of
deIpbia Boston, and other cities where they have
exhibited,
THE MOST STARTLING PHENOMENON THE
-. WORLD EVER WITNESSEDI
The exhibitions given by these celebrated Sis.
tiers, are conceded by all to be
FAR MORE MYSTERIOUS .'..
Than those of the renowned
DAVENPORT BROTHERS,
rs their experiments are made entirely
WITHOUT THF AID OF APPARTUS, AND
- WITHIN THE sIGHT OF ALL,
Thereby assaring the most skeptical of their fair
ness in every particular. Their wonderful per-
formanee, however,
MUST BE SEEN 70 BE APPRECIATED.
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
T EX
ADVANCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARYii
ANNOUNCEMENT TEXTRAORDINARY ii
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REDDlNG'S RUSSIA SALVE!!
REAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

FORTY YEARS. EXPEH ENCE
Has fully established the superiority # this Salve
over all other healing remedies. II reduces the
most az CRY looking swellings and Inhamations "a
IL By MaRic heaH OLD SORES, WOUNDS, BURNS,
eoLLDs, &C., in = s,.r r2risingly short time.
Oaly Is cents q Boz. 10 =.
The above are old and yell established Remedies.
t-' For Sale by
y.P. DIysNoRR, 491 Broadway. New York, ~
S.'W FowLI Il Co., Is fremont st. Boston, s
my q Sd W3m and by all Druggists.
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SPRING DEBILITY!
LANGUoR, LAssITUDg.

= AND THAT
LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TIME OF YEAR, are
Immediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
Or Protected Solution of PRoTOXIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with it's vital principle. or
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON, -','H.-
InfusinR srRENGrH VIGoR and NEW LIFE into al
parts of the system. ss-' s
One Of the most Distinguished Jurists in New
England writes to o friend as follows:
II have tried the PERUVIAN SYRTP, and the
result fully ustains your prediction 1t mas made
.viRor and energy; / am longer trernulous and
debilitated when You last Haw me, but stron ger,
tai and physical than at any time durins the last
five years"
An eminent Divine of Boston says
II have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
of SPIRITS. ELASTICITY of MUSCLE
No. 491 Broadway, New YofA.
COUGHS! COLDS! CONsUMPFI0N.
WISTARS BALSAA OF WILD CHERRY
ONE OF TBF OLDEST AHD Mosr RELIABLE RENE.
D.Ks IS THE WoRLDPos
Coughs. Cod, Whooplns Cough, Bronehitis, Diff
Gully 6,.Gtas.s Y4Iss, as,,",H, a.. Hoa,ssnsss,
Affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry does not Dry ND
eCough and leave the seeds Vi Consumption in the
system, bnt loosens it, and cleanses the Lungs of
all impurities ,-..
None genuine unless signed" ~ BUTTS" on the
wrapper. =,
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esd J. C MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
lY JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs. /,

RI JAS. c. Meg UIKE C Co, Auctoneers.s
POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE NINE
SMALL DWELLING HOUSES.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at
to'clock, on the premises commencing with the
frst named shall sell part of Lot q, square 5l2
Iorth, improved by two small Brick Dwelling
Houses, four rooms each.
Immediately after we shall sell part Of Lot No.
square 40 fronting OIL the 80 foot alley between
and streets north, and 9Th and 7th streets
vest, i'm proved by Eve small Brick and two Frame
Dwelling Houses.
Terms Ons-half cash the balance in six months,
With interest, secured by deed OF trust on the
Premises
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
3y2-d IRepl J.C. Mc9UIRE CO., Aucts.
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.- .
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
and on
SATURDAY, AFTERNOON.
The Great Sensation Drama, written expressly for
, . the Oanter bury, entitled the - -
BUsHwHAoKERs OF THE PoToMAoi 10
Beau sickman. who Lives on his Shape. ...---w H
Mark Branton, Chief Of the Bushwhackers.----J
Jim Braxley, One of his Gang--.J J Dougherty
Lieut.. Compton, q 8. S.A---.....---B Billy West
Tim Fagan, the Swampoodle Game Cock.
Cavanagh E-.L...a 1T
Peter MEG afin....-. Break ! ---.J j wilkinson
Michael Doyle....- of -.-.... w Stiles
Charley Finnegan- Day T Burgess
Murphy, the Piper | Boys. ....-...P Thomas
Moll Dolan, Buxom Young Orayture. j Mulligan
Mrs McLsughlin, Sporting Widow. Miss Porter
Peggy Mccarthy "a Girl from Home Miss Wesner
rleIenes M Risksstts, Dashins Belle Miss Gsrdnsr
Mrs Marx Branton, 3 Union Lady Miss y GsE5nsr
Black Bal, Genuine Msho gany. Miss Mary Young ts
smosss sos E!sd Eiasss ka%.n
Spirit of Washington .---- -. w Stevens
Roberts, the Union Picket. SHsssart at
BushWhackers, Pickets, Union Soldiers &C. by
/ 1ls- ..taV Es7- - II = JGE @...-.a
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RY J. g. MCGUIRE i CO., Auetioneers.

Rf ], q. MCGUIRE q CO., Auetioneers,
HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH STREET Be
TWEEN 18TH AND GOTH STREETS WEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at 6h
eeloek on the premises. by virtue of decree Of
Ihe Orphans' Court, dated June 2lst 1854, confirmed
part Of Lot No 2, in square No l22, fronting about
81 feet on north Z street, between 18th and goth
e with the improyeInents consisting of two story
Frame Dwelling House, mo. PA } containing four
looms.
Terms cash. ID -.
Cost of convey yance To be paid by the purchaser
NJ. y. NORRIS, Guardian.
ty6-d J.C. MCGUIRE & 90. Auete.
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Ito FOR THE AWKWARD CLUB.
Second Grand Afternoon and Evening PICNIC
THE AWKWARD CLUB
VIII be given at Washington Park, 18th street, op
TUESDAY, July u, 1854.
The proceeds of this Pic. Mic will be ted
to assist in erecting the monument to be placed
over the remains of those unfortunate females
Who lost their lives by the recent explosion at the
Washington Arsenal
The Committee pied ge themselves that nothing
will be left undone to make this the Picnic of the
season.
Cnn,snttt,s of Arrdnetiuesss
A. Bnsey, G. schafer,
A. II. Bishop, q. Tucker,
iy S-3t' r. King.
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GERMAN RELIEF ASSOCIATION FOR SICK
AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
WEDNESDAY, JULY13TH, 1861
BEYERS 7TH STREET PARK,
ne ar the Boundary Line, commencing at O'Clock
P. M, with Speeches in English aud German.
SINGING, Music, Dancing, Gymnastic Exercises,
and other entertainments
In tie Evening there will be some brilliant
flreWorRs, to commence with the ascension of
The Committee will leave nothing undona to
make this the greatest Festival ever given in
The WASN'T gton and Georgetown Glee Clubs
ana Turner Associations are invited, and will be
present.
The city authorities, as well as President Lin.
coin and Cabinet, have been invited. arc several
OF thSh nave already promised to be present
N q An extra number of Cars will be put ON
TICKETS, so CENTS each children under y
years free. Tickets for the last Festival. which
are good for this. CHAS KLOMAN
President of the G eneral Committee:
A. HART. Secretary
JOSEPH GERHARDT
Chairman of the COMMITTEES Of Arrangepents
jy9St MAX COHNHEIM Secretary
THE YOU Nc UNITED IN THE FIELDAGAIN
The Tenth grand Pic, mic of the Young M
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN ON fsaA
MONDAY, July nth 1894
To erect monument for a deceased member
Tickets 80 cts, admitting Gentleman and La
oles: jyS S-3tr
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n0CTOR JONES, No. 40 Thirteenth street
~ west, between G and II, insures success in all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Consultations exclusive
ly with ladies. Hours 9 a. N. to p. m. te 29.lm*
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

number But they said. after elf this,
There are other things that we arr
alarmed about We don't ike your doc
trine Of prohibiting as from takiag.our
slaves into the Territoriesf l. was q
principle dear 70 our hearts. for We
wanted 20 save the Territories for a
heritage Of freedom TO your children,
and to your ehildren's children forsever.
But we-ssid. for the sake Of peaees fws
are even willing 70 yied even fhat4 We
passed bill organizing all the Terrific
rfss ieftin the country, without one sslnt
gFe word prohibiting slavery, and 4said-to o
them, won't you be content with this ?
I Ihey, said, We fear your growing power
II the North; you are outnam bsriRe as
so.rspidiy that We msskso0ns be in Ne
minority here IN Cepgress- We then
passed, by 8 two-third vote in each
branch OF Congress, an amendment 10
the Constitution. whieh woaid have de-
clared, If ratified by the States, that
slavery should never De iAierlered With
IN the States in which il existed Was
not thai coming to the very lowest verge
of concession and almost huniliasion
for the sake Of peace. Bat .wheH re
had done all this, given them all ihis
assurance on the yery sEbject upon
xhieh they expressed themselves slafn-
ed, they said to Us, u il Fou give us a
sheet Of blank paper and let "a write
our own terms, we w6sld not stay with
you, with Mr. Lincoln AZ PresAisnt Of
the United States and jet ne are told
IN this resolution that the present civil
war Is the legitimate result Of tie teach
ings and blasting infaenee Of the Abo.i.
tonists, which has been sewn broadcas'
through church aud school, ior The lasl
quarter Of a century" ''..N