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mt exceed an aggregate or ,5UU according 20
The official statement. The ConfederaEes are
usine the Wei }on railroad below Rean's Sta
hon, and running their supplies thence TO
TO Petersburg by wagon.
GOLD.
New YORK. Aug. 3I.-Gold, to-day, 23G.
According to correspondent Of the Baltl-
more American, Sheridan 8 army is at Char
esown, with the Confederates apparently
still in strong force on the line of the Opequan
river, beyond Sn,ithfeld, seven miles beyond
Charlestovu. According to this correspondent
Gustav undertook a reconnaissance, On Monday,
across the Opequan, but was driven back. He
was thea reinforced by DeCesnola' S and Gibbs
brgades of cavalry, but these proved INSULT
eeot to check the Coufederates and General
Ricketts, division Of infantry hal to be sent TO
their aid, when the Contederates withdrew.
The Federal loss is put down at about one
hundred The letter says: The reconnois.
sance yesterday baS developed the fact beyond
adouht that the Confederate still have heavy
force in front, aud it is believed th q. they are
concentrating at Bunker Hill
A Nashville dispatch states that great ex
element prevails there in consequence OF
umor that an attack is to be made by Vince
lers cavalry force. It was reported that'a
cavalry force was near Lebanon, Tenn, ard
had captured son1e thirty Federal cavalry, but
the river being TOO high to ford, it is presumed
they have since joined. Wheelers main body,
atMurfreesboro. Gov. johnson has received a
dispatch which says news from Lebanon is that
ten. Millgan is. Ia Wheeler's hands. The
college was grounded with all the troops in it.
A dispatch from New York says Confeder
ate dispatches from Atlanta, dated on the 23d
lost, states that scouts report another Federal
tsla 1000 strong, with nine cannon lett De-
eaur, ID the direction Of Covington, Ga.
During the month Of August there were
issued from che Clerks Office Of the County
ooarto this county, twenty nine marriage
licenses.
The Grand Trunk elevator and wharf, at
Toronto, Canada, were burned on Monday.
lss Sl0o, 900, Ealt insured.
It IS stated that sW alter L. Penn, Of this
pace, has enlisted in the United States SER
;, The price Of Gas in this place baa been rails
NO 81 per thousand ieet
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F2SEAIlG SCHOOL,
120 CA HERON STREET.

TsYHE third annual session, Of the above
4 school, vii! be opened en- M"1sdoy, Se'te',s-
Der lZth under the management IT HISS
PARisitTT. who can, with confidence refer to
her former patrons. Besides the usual Eng
liSh Dranche, OF solid instr uction in female ed
ucation Music and French will be taught.
For terms apply IS above. aug q #
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DEATHS.

CARR : On SUNDAY. i6th inst, Of pneumonis
Andrew Carr. ase1 - year..
The relatives and friends of the fsmily are ~
,scuuly invited 10 attcud the funeral on this Tuos-
59s East Fh Il He remains will he taken 20 ths
Cemetery Of Che Everrreens for internenL Ito
COBANKS On the 25th inst Gcorge SouthvilL
yourscst con Of VIM. ". and Mary 4. Cobanks. ased
Year, mouths and II days.
The friends and relatives Of the frnily respert-
fully invited N attend the funeral on Thursday
afternoon, at O'Clock precisely, from "a East 9h
st. The remains will be taken TO Greenvcc tor In
termenL 10
MARSH Sunday, Dec %, Gideon DC. Msr,h.
Agod "a years.
The friend, and relative. Of the family ars
respectfully invited 10 attend hi, funeral, We'd
nestA, Dec. IS At Q O'Clock. from his late residence
Is Chrsopher at as
hARsHALI.-on Dec. sSth. Jane, wife Of Nc bolas
Marhall.
The relatives and friend. Of the family Are re-
spectfuy invited 70 attend the funeral thls Tuesday
sfterncon- Dec u, at O'Clock, from the wilett a.
N. T.. Church. 2UT
AeCARTY-D-c. ", John McC.ry. . native II
ireland, In the 51th year OF his age.
HE nnera will take place fIorl hi, late residepoo.
De- "a, at O'clock The relatives and friend. Of the
family are respectfully invited. without turtle
tice. 10
sMTTH-At west Hohoken. Dec. qb, Patrick n
smith youngest son of Martin and Csthartue smith
AGED months and 20 days.
His remains will arrive loot a Barclay st about ~
O'clock this day, 9th, thence 70 Calvary Cemetery.
The trend, and .clus ntanocs Of the family 10
spectfulty invited TO attend. 10
THOMPSON On Monday, Dec. 96, Joeeph n
lhomp on, In the 18Th year Of bis ase.
The telsnves ana friends Of the family arr rescct-
fully Invited 70 attend the funeral this Tue 'dny.
afternoon at o'clock. fIom HE late re-idence, 18th
o. near Aeeerole ave. GTeenpoinL l. l. lo
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TnE coming o. the new year will be subject Of
s acness to the clerks and book -kccpers OF this
eity, particularly tho former, as general increase
~ salary las been awarded them by their en-
r"yers. statesmen in Wholesale houses will re-.
rciVe nv increase Of salaries ranging from twenty.
av" to sevesty -hse PER cent and the average will
probably I've not far from Any per cent. Retail
salcsmeu will also receive an advance for tho com.
iug year. although proportonAtely less tlan the
,'rme class This liberal Increase 81 salary 10 no
doubt, IN many cases, attributable " the mag.
ncnmty Of employers who have made the offer
voluntarily; but In majority OF cases the advance
has teen the result Of bold and united movement
omong the clerks in particular stores. Good sales
nSn and buyers are very s,aIco at the presen,
me and employers feel disposed 10 pay fair
wages rather than run the risks incidental 10 en-
ployng new mon. The clerks therefore, will start
upon :he new year with more hopeful prospects,
Had NJ n class they ominontly deserving there
-. The meagre salaries which they have re-
eeNed thelast year were by no means coniucnsIr-
"io With the tax upon their resources. They are
obliged to drrss wen, TO be scrupulously neat no
matter what the cost and many OF them have
FAM eS dependent upon them tor support. Dur
Ing he last ear II IL probable that no class Of em.
poyes IN 'he city were 81 inadequately paid as the
clerks Everything went up in price except their
own salaries tailoring men and mechanics receiv.
ed Increased wages while the clerks were under
contract FOR the year, and could obtain no advance
Their prospects for t1s coming year. therefore, arc
gratifying not only " themselves bu, to all who
'uol An intwest in seeing labor adequately eompen.
nted,
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The Revenue Question Taxation OF sn,e.

A WRITER in the inns OF this city advocates tho
taxation OF sales on grounds nearly identical with
those advanced b. III. Sus upon this question He
differs only matter Of details relating to the coll
lection OF the tax by means Of stamp receipts for
large sums, and monthly exhibition Of account
books for small sales under SAY ono dol.
lar Upon this poin. we bold that it
would 10 more simple and profitable n
dispense with the cumbersome method OF
stamps, and adopt tho uniform mode Of c,llcc.
ton by returns OF the amour, Of GALES Tor 81 sums
large and small. The stamp system imposes cons
deratle trouble upon dealers in purchasing stamps
which may NOT be always available, AMI 10 opon
also 70 tho objection that applies 10 the present
mode Of requiring producers to advance an amount
OF capital Tor tho purchase Of stamps, thus In
crossing the cost to the consumer besides
withdrawing q large amount Of money from
reproductive industry. Tho inducements to fraud
arc so sleht, aud any false returns aro 50 easily
detected, that this meth ID could be safely adopted.
Il 10 desirable that We should have little circum-
locuron possible, aud ,he stamp system would
involve the employment OF small army Of officials
which may lie dispensed with. Upon other points,
however, the views OF tho writer are emincntly
sound. His calculations Of the productveness OF a
uniform tax on sales, whie exceeding the mini.
mum estimate OF this Journal will VIC ore convinced,
30 found within tho bounds Of reality. We quote :
Tho tax sales reaches all classes, without es.
cepuon, from tho highest TO tho lowest, but hears
~ lightly at any one point rs TO be in no sense
hurdensome, even TO the poorest. Each pays tax
| In exact proportion to his expenditure; each, by
the practice Of economy, IL len free 10 DIM nsh HIS
tax at pleasure, or, by Indulgence and extrava.
gance, IN add 10 II. II leaves all the productive
powers OF the country-the source 4 all our pros.
perity, and ihty u pay taxes at all-cntrely IN.
fettercd, N exert their utmost energies 10 add t.
| the sum Of national wealth. 1t keeps the augmen.
talon Of prices, ~ far due to the mpos., Jon OF
taxes, at the minimum point, tending powerfully
TO dissolve trade combinations, which have been s.
universally entered into by man acturers, ostensi
bly,, at hrst, to secure themselves from loss a.
count OF the heavy excise duties levied upon them,
but, finally, with the Gvowetl purpose, well under,
stood, OF maintaining high prices.
The real and personal estate Of the United States
is set down III the census o; 1881, at the sum o
| clio oMOOIoW, tax equal TO ono-hali OF onc pei
cent IN this amount levied by Congress and appor
tione among the several States would v cid In The
loys Statts 500 UO0, 900. TIE remainder would be
lien on the real and personal estate Of the insurgcu
stAes, 10 DO collected on their restoration 70 Ii,
Union. Tnis tax could DO most conveniently, anc
economically collected through the t.I agencies o
] the several 5lataA-
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Whit 10 do II the Clothes Take Fire.

Perhaps three persons out Of four would rush
right up to the burning individual aud begin to
paw with their hands, without any definite aim. 1t
is useless 70 tell the victim do this or that or call
foI water In fact II is generally best to say not
word, but soize blanket from bci, or a CLOAK, or
AM WOODEN fabric; or Il none is at band, take my
wonou Risterial, hold The corners as faI apart as
you can, stretch them out higher than your head,
aud, running boldly to the person, make a motion
Of ClAsp.ng In the arms, most about the shoulders.
This Instantly smothers the lrl and the lace.
Tho next instant throw the uniortunat ate person on
the floor. This s an additional aafcty TO the face
and breath, and any remnant OF flame con To put
out more loisuroly. The next instant iipmerso Ito
burnt part IN cold water, and AL pain viii cease
With the rapidity " lightuinS Next get some COM
mon hour, remove from the water, and cover tho
burned parts with an inch thickness OF tlour; II
possible, put the pltent 10 bed, and do all shat is
possible TO sooth until the physician arrives. Let
tie hour remain until 1t ias Oh itself when =
beautiful new skin will be found. Unless tho
hurus arc derH no other application Is needed. Tho
dry Aour Tor burns is the most admirable remedy
ever proposed, and tie information ought 10 10
impaired 10 all. The principle OF it's acton is that,
like the water, II causes instant ard perfect role
from pain, by totally excud ng the from the in
lured parts. Spanish whiting and cold water, OF .
musay consistency, are preferred by some. DredSe
on the -four until no moro Will stick, and cover
with cotton batting.
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TRADE NOTICES.

CAULKERS-THE NEW BADGES WILL
~ b ready for delivery this evening, ct Mr..
ROBERT HCDSoN's Coffee Housc, Pike Slip Y. n
r. = A1
N0rlCE-THE CARMEN AND LABORERs
a-ecc' alton Of the cIty and county Of New York
viii hold specia' meeting on this wednesdAy even-
inc the 21fh instant. at Z O'Clock. At the Apolls
Rooms 20 Prince II, near Broadway All the mem.
Lcte are re,uestei 20 attend THE meeting AZ business
President, JOHN LYNCH, PAT'k PAGAN, sec'ty,
PAI'K GAIN, Treas. lJ9
NOTFE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THR
blue etone cutters and f~geus will he held iu
mon Hall, cor Of 10th 1t, and sth ave, on tuesday
evening, Dec. 2Ith, at ~ O'Clock. By order OF the
A-roriatitn. J. i. BERGEN, Chairman. JOSEPH
MORRISON, Sec. 264
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS WILL HOLD
~ their ocular weekl y meeting at their hall, cor.
Of SD II. and sth av., Tuesday Evenng, Dec fifth.
IHOhAs HOuLAHAN, Pest THOMAS MANS
FIELD, Rec. Sec. 30
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor Cures
burns, scads and infamations almost Instantly. rs
cents box. For safe at Depot 90 Liberty ct. 4O9
Fnll md Nmtcr-If you want FnIl and
Winter clothinR, go 70 =, h. BALpWlS'S, ~ And ~
Bowery. The a.t stock and the civ aud
pg.ces ess. Child hens department not eiuAled I25
Holiday Presents of Affection aud CbarI-
ty.-N hEELER & WILSON'S H-Les. r. nluIm
Lock stitch Sewins Machines No. GS5 ~ DAD say, n
L., SEQ WHEELER a. NILsUN'S Button Hole Ma
chine. All
Eye Hospitnl-The New York I've Hos
pita is open oaiy At BsI Fourth ave corner Of 2sIh
ri, iGoin to- y. M, lOr the brntnl VI the poor WHO
are etlcted Ni,h the dlst 80 u me G, cs SOLOMON
JENNER, AN, President OF Boa q OF Trustees. 4J5
Attention Curtmeu, rxpPessnen, and
othe.s-l,uvJ ole oaiVtss hose covers superior TO
rubber, az hall the price; also a Ia ge quantity OF
heavy horse tankCIs extra size, lor sae cheap, at
20 East BloadMay, Z. II. IlLER, flop. iotor. AZ
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SECOND ANNIV ERSARY BALL OF TIL
- Father Mathew T. \. b. society, No. 2, Of Ne-
York, will take place al the Union Assembly Room
iSGrand st, on iuesday eyonlns, Dec 2lth, l+1t,
SOCIETY," OF at the hall the evening Of the ball NJ
j. sAUsE, Chairman Of Committee OF Arrange
ments. JOHN HAMILTON, President JOifN
O'MAHONl, Treasurer. FERDINAND OHAGAN,
Secretary. As
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H'lJIsS.

& TTENTiON, LADIES-THE OLD rs
n tsbshe1 y. Y, fur MAnutaeturins Co, 81 Oh ,
ing single sets at thsr fpctory wholesale prices ~
early and get choice and great bargain; sets ~
NUTS and collars 1880 each, and upwards sybey
low. Altering and repairing TO the latest 81
equal 70 new, receipt given 10 purchasers ms
ING, Manager.
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OFFICE OF THE WORKING wOMEN'S
~ PROTECTIVE UNION,
No, rs Chambers e.. New York, -, 1854

TO The ~ BLlC.
The civil war which ht eC8olated our land and tur
Cd happy homes into houses OF mourning. has
iaen with poctniaI severity on the sovins and trades
thee AMY sHIBfs PrR nay At six oSS1s . riRcs
10 he inadequate compensation paid for ienae Is
hor the WORKING " Omcn's Protective Union owes ~
ORIGIN The Association consists OF number d be-
ncyUlent Tastes and gentlemen, whose ghies have
been enlrted. ami no voluntarily iys theIr tIms
and money 10 promote institution that will he OF
City.
Among the prominent object. or tho Insitu'i ion 10
the establishment oil Reglstry system, whe oby fc-
maes may be assltiel IN Obtinins enplovineut and
" secure them legal protection against maud, Tree Of
expenro.
its a.- an object of the Institution TO discover
Elen, IN departments not nov occupied 10y theu.
We ear esly appeal 70 all good citizens, mole ei.I
peclhly the lndicr, 10 assht us In maintaining o
sanitation INTENDED 70 bcneht and encourage thei
osn sex to lAlo! Tor a livelihood
LADIES or INV loFR; AZ the cold weather
proecheS vii you not icuemccr the uiendIte. ",
ing gnly Thousands OF dollars are raised tor Il
beneyoent pui poses, and must She Who wOrks
" that time m the evening, be lc'i 10 stusgie y
out that Az mpuhy ana support hicl GOl, IA l. So
Unite mercy, has blessed YOU with the poser 'oEEei
Contributions TO the 'lnd eithc. in Eicloy, dry
10 III" Femme, Boscb i.i San SI 3, lIs
OF No. ~ Chamber At.
II any lady desires 10 all the CoIpnittee by giving
some portion Of her time for the coed Of her seN shs
viii he aba TO obtain further Information by applying
10 the Superintendent At the icons OF the n.oa, No.
During the last nine mont. the | MON ha. sen,
mole than thee thousand vOL.DL employment In tha
various trades and calinLs euu lated III the ollo.
in lis. sons In want OF operatives viii be furnish
Ell on application.
Within the same time nearly three hundred dollar
has b.eu cOuec oil ior csnauded WORKING women, hy
the lawyer working erliuitousy TOR this institution
This money oolected In sums varying from
y-hve cents 10 tLlEty GCllirr,
Seanshcrses, Neckties,
Drtssmnkius, Psp'r Collars,
Millinery, CIOakmsklng
CapmAkinf, SOW. Machine Operatns
Emb oideTy. Jopying
Cater Fitting. Upholstery,
lur sewing, 5aleeS oman,
shirt Making, Glove Sewing,
stocking sew ing, Booking,
BOokbnding, leleeiaphing.
Pocket Books Feathers
Braiding, Hoop skirts
EOok Folding, Lace Mcndins.
Hair Nets, Bead Work,
lantaloonr, Nestmaklng.
Coat Making, Tyre SETTING.
Brushes, Artificial Flowers
pnotosIaph Colodns, Flag Making,
Pin MnEilg, Button Making, n
Lamp Burners labollns,
PaCNnE, Cigarettes,
Pare -lox Making, Baiste.',
PierstTs Clothes Memo
Hnir Drcsseis &c, &c.
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SEWING MACHINES, ALL KINDS, NEW

~ riid second-hand Tor sale, to rent or exchange.
Machines sold on part payment. Machines bought Ad-
yances made at 80 Boadwayi loom - up stalls
arLh ~ over Book atoga AIS
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FATHER MATHEW T. A. r. SOCIET ~
No. Q. y. V hall COZ 23d st and I'd nv. The menA-
lcrs are hereby requested to attend public TO u,
held this Tuesday evening Dec. 2Tth, At O'clock
previous TO attending their anniversary Ball. JuI a
HAMILTON, Pres. THOS. CoNCANhoN, 4, p
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T .AFAYETTE TEMPLE OF HONOR WILL
Ia hold public meeting a. Sping street Hall "a
spring y, on "Wednesday evening, Dec. 10 Al o. he
Boon ianlly, MI Adams and companion, several looi
Come eaIly, 70 set seats, =, 5. BOAs, Cha msu
HENRY COEN, Sec. 3O4
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IN wILLIAMsBURGH, on TUESDAY, Dro

WILLIAMSBURG KUN, pN IIFSDA1, Lrc
9Th, the sixth public NJ citing OF the wash stoLA
Temperance AssociGtiou III be held In the hal in Oh
n II, near North lst st., At ~ o'clock. Mr.. MooduL
OF Nes York, win real the thrilling Temperance pom
OF the - Fathers Curse" The meeting Will also a
iersed By Madden, NreelEnd, and Others The CIR
ouiar Tor New Years calls wall also be dstrbu cl
Singing and other attractions. Seais floe La
81 ChNAh, Prest. p
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A T. A.-NOTICE-THE MEMBERS Op
~ Umpire Lodge, No. /, A 4, A., are hereby uo'.
FED TO 10 attend nce at their Lodge Room, No ~
BoVerY, NJ l2N O'clock to-day It'll funeral ro-Ctto,
70 sttond the funeral OF their late Bro ANDREW
KERR, Tcsidencc 1923 Ninth At. The order in gene.
raj are invited 10 attend. THOMAS HAYS W
Nj. GEORGE CLEAR, Il. +. r. n
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. n. 1864.


-onid Aea'n mind our Advertising patron
ma, ,heir t%vurs VII b TOO late for Classification
,nla,, handed &c. - 90 ""'in'"r hrfrre nine oolott.
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
II AGE he has received, DIR. Coleman respect
fully informs citizens snd soldiers that he has re-
moved his DISPENSAItY to
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Twelve Cards in Each SET.

ski No. I-OUR Relations AT HoME AND ABROAD,
COMPRISING
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Infnrmaflon 80. 4.

~ ~ r u % kAfaNNNA ...fN-aa ~ "a 80
TRICT 90 TENNE8sEE.
The United States 81. Lott 30 D. 2. 3, p, 2
q. the plan 81 che division " the lot D
on College Hii, iu Nashville. and The Aill
tween said lots and tho bG.alnZs, mach
&c on said Tots, uted In nuuu'arturuf
uru, &C., Ni'eh iCts aers decided o. ths 3
Tennessee, ty r. mepasUck, h. ~. Or
J4ma ClTIt and o. p Hurt
NrBE-Efs, ~ AMENDED ttFORMA
w Ua- fisf. on the 1th day 81 april, rs
Hnr.ce q. uau.-ol EG1., Attorney Co. The
States r said District, against sud pro
among d&Ier thing alleging lHat sai1 proper
seized on ihe 18Th day NJ m--h. lssz, - ~
tarv authority 0f thc On ed states, Ha forfeit
The United 1Gtss, aId tle sane Is souEh-
condemned ~ i0rl ted for tha causes stated /
amended Information
Sow. therefore, il purs1ance of ne pful
SAID auen1ed ,uounau1a, and One mouiuonI
Court u1ae- the zeal of fle court, to me
auI directed, d hereby UFe pubic warning
u-r.ou- claiming W pretending to have Soy
60 iu -a.i property. Chat they ha ard arpei
fre tlr CIrrl.t Cont 0f Che United states Il
Miid-s District ~ % tennessee, ~ The Federal
Ea.m. u tre CrTt1l, l tho eiy 81 hsstul
The second Sion ~, being tle3lh day, Of Ma /
ar fau O'Clock .I tHr forenoon Qi thaf DAY. uii
cae.e, n any iiaY haze. Why said pI0oer
not Or e91dcmlcd, ami tle proceeds d.str
according o. law. r.. g. tsLA~CuCa|
Harsnai q. s.. or tls Sid. Dis Of 2
50 z2-l4t
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Tnlted slates on Amerlea.
MDDLE pIsTRIcr u -,

aNaA|ANAaNa AtA.'a nv VIZ AaafaHAsaIaa
VIHEREAs, on the agih day Of Fetrutr
w an Information a1s tled .u the llsiuc
oil the United States or the 50 dale us-nct Z
ues-ee. by Horace u. Harrison, Ed, alto
Use Uutel ri1te- f0r -saI lHstrct. uuo pros
therein on belfast Of fhe Omitted STATES sud
E. iIlin, Surveyor 81 customs ne Nashville,
Ill taifs &c Cotton. of which some are n
"W some y D." end some "h J.. 3
DOB Fuh-tluce. that on the -il sHy q Feufiarl
said property uss zaf1ei in eiid District oa
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SCR No. 3-THE SLAVE IN 1853.
No l. In the cotton field.
2. The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
4. The parting; Buy us too"
8. The lash
6. Blow for blow.
Z. In the swamp.
s. Free
9. The Union lnesl
10. Make way for Liberty.
IL. Victory.
r. He died for victory
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