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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-03-01
THE STORY
T HE THREE SCOUTS,
BY TEE AUTHOR OF
"CudJo's raVe, ""Heighbor lakewood" ;" &c.
PRICE Il Is

PRICE 81 IS.
1T il pronounced by the highest authority
l. to be the BEST STORY OF THE WAR, as we'll
as the authors most interesting production.
and will be read and valued long after most
books of the present war are forgotten. Two
Of the Scouts are old acquaintances of the
readers Of Cudjo's Cave" and "Neighbor
lakewood" from whom they will be glad to
hear
Mr.. Trowbridge's last novel, The Three
Scouts, has achieved a wonderful degree of
popularity, which even envy must admit 10
be we'll won. A tale of the secession war. it
abOunds in adventure and is full of thUse
scenes TO which such contest must give rise,
in which the valor and genius of daring spir,
its are happily displayed Mr. TroWbridge
never fatigues his numerous readers by repe-
titiop, but from the stores of his inventive
mind he draws ever new materials for the
maintenance Of that interest which be creates
at the very beginning Of his stories. Never
was this peculiarly Of his more sigually dis,
played than in The Three Scouts, which to
our mind is the very best of his cleYer pro-
ductions. The book is very handsomely
printed. ."-BoSton TareHer.
Published by j. E. TILTON & CO,
mil 2t l6l Washington ST., Boston.
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r EEVES' A BR0SIA
FOR THE HAIR.

HNHlS Elegant Hair Dressing and wonder
- ful Hair Restorative still retains liz pre-
cedence in fashionable circles and j. super
seding all other preparations, not only 10 this
country but also in Europe and SJnth Amer
lea. Thousands of bottles are annually used
10 the Court circles Of Paris, London, 81. Pc
tersburg and Madrid, and the sale IN Cuba is
enormous. Reeves AmbroSia Is composed Of
an oily extract from herbs Of wonderful sir
tue, aud is highly scented with variety Of
exquisite perfumes 1t efectually prevents
rbe hair from falling out and causes it TO grew
rapidly, thick and long II makes the hair
curl, and gives it glossy appearance No
toilet IL complete without It. Price IS cents
per large bottle
Sold by druggists and dealers in fancy
goods in all parts 0f the civilized world
Wholesale by all wholesale druggists 10 every
city, and at
REEVES AMBROSIA DEPOT.
No. 62 Fulton Street. \. Y.
FRENCH RICHARDS & CO.. Philadel
phla, General Agents for Pa. mhI 3m
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TO VETERANS EVERYWHERE

Come and join U.s. whether you live IN Name or
MicLig gan, New Jersey, Delaware Iowa OF anv other
loyal State. AL who know the gallant Hancock ali
who ever served under the brave Eirnsy need 10 IN.
ducement TO Join Us after they have made ID their
minds 20 return 10 the front. Besides this make
yourself recruiting officers and talk the matter over
with the boys" Bring all you with you and YOU
shall be put the same company. and We VIII have A
brigade without ]ealOusIes or strife Think oE this
ana don't take much time 10 decide. We want 70 uui
the thing through before the first Of May.
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Ladies', Rurs

The latest assortment at CHARLES OAK.
fUhD SONS. Continental Hotel, Phila-
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II ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
n 4 in the Post Office at Lewistown, State Of
Pennsylvania, on the lst of March. 1865.
Bell Miss Ollie Mcdonald John
Barger CathaTine c. Norman Anna
Carothers J. II. Porter Eliza j.
CLAY jeremiah Parker William
Coal Miss Anna RandoIf Amy
COstich Francis Rodgers Patrick
Caveny Mollie E. Rickabough David
Duffy Newton Ryman Maggie
David Patric Riden Hester Ann
Dash c. F. Smith Miss Jenuie
C5ibler Miss Libbie Smith Martha J.
Hall Rebecca Sprovle Mrs. J. L.
HOllobough John Z. Stuller Elias
Keffer Abram Stern J. e.
Kreps EYeline Stuck Solomon
Krepps Mrs. Margaret Tomssn EnmIe
Mowrer John Williams Sheriff
Martin Martha Wright William 5.
Mertz John Ward Ellen
Montgomery John
E&-'' To obtain any of these letters, the
applicant must call for 'adUertised letters
give the date of this list, and pay one cent
for advertising.
E6-"If not called for within one month,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office,
mil SAMUEL COMFORT, P. M,
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OLD EYES MADE NEW,

A PAMPHLET directing how to speedily
n restore sight and give up spectacles,
without aid of doctor or medicine. Sent bv
mail, free, on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
E, B FOOTE, NJ D.,
febl5 6m ll30 Broadway, n. Y.
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Malt for Sale!
every day day, at Is cents per bushel, at
LEWISTOWN BREWERY,
mhl-3t JOHN EMENDORFER.

sol 60
CR.
By cash paid State treasurer TAI 40
'' for adv. list l8 90
" costs paid in suits VS.. j. NJ. Stau
Der, Patrick Foley, and James
Foley, as per Justices certificate 2 20
Treasurer's percentage 80 20
sol 60
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For Rent.

= OF kent,
A SMALL Tract of Land, situate in Derry
n township, about / miles from Lewis
IL town, with House, Stable, Blacksmith
fzzs5E Shop. &c, thereon erected. formerly
-z-A=2- belonging to Noah Rudy. For fur
thur particulars inquire Of the undersigned,
Mill street, Lewistown, Pa.
ALSO.
One FOUR HORSE WAGON for sale.
mil 2t* MARY ANN SPECIE,
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From the great mass OF official corresDondencs va
select the following, exhibiting the manner n
which the Veteran Recruits have been received and
provided for. Circulars, giving flil particulars NAV
be had a. this office recruiting stations bot 10
De organizedJ III different sections Of the country
WASHINGTON, .. c. Feb. l6 1885
Benjamin Franklin, Esq Ch'f Of Dstectire Poilce Phi
ad>pHia:
Nj DEAR Sir; Your detachment of veterans for the
lst Corps arrived yesterday. The men without ex.
cepuou. have been mustered into the service OF the
United States. ! am very much obliged to Won f5r
the exerton you have used toward filing up nv corps
and trust the success You have thus lar met win
may be earnest for greater success in the I1-e
WINFIELD :. HANCOCK
AGor General Z. S. Army, Commanding Corps
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PUBLIC SALE,

PUBLIC SALE.
WILL be exposed tn pu bhc sale at the
w Union House, in Lewistown. on
TUESDAY, March 21, 1865,
the following personal property, to wit:
= 3 Z d 8 It Z A d 8. =
Bedding Of 10 Beds, Bureau, Washstands.
Ewers aud Basins, Towel Racks, 90 Looking
Glasses, Sofa, Settee. 3 Clocks, / | sets Win
dow Curtains and Shades, with Fixtures,
Large Lot Of Carpets,
Stair Rods, Spittoons, Lamps. Candlesticks,
Lanterns, 6 sets Chairs. 2 Rocking Chairs. .
Coal Stoves with pipe, Coal Scnttles, Corner
Cupboard, large extension Dinner Table, a
large lot of Queensware, Crackery, Tinware,
Baskets, Dough tray, and other Kitchen
Ware, together with Meat Vessels, Tubs,
'suckets, Washing Machines, Iron Kettles,
GOOD MILCH cow,
Wheelbarrow, Wood Saw and Az. Shovels.
Forks, empty Barrels, BAR FIXTURES,
and variety of other articles too numerous
to mention.
Sale to commence at Q o'clock a. NJ, when
terms will be made known
mil 3t* JACOB RITZMAN.
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OFFICERS

will be appointed by General Hancock. No one need
apply 70 any one but him. The Committees cannot
take the time 70 decide upon such questions, or to
answer letters We want to gel the soldiers and at
tend 10 thei- comforts.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
ChEf q Detse'tre Police, Mayors 05ee. Pqi!aIeD5a.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The GAZETTE "a published every Wednesday by
GToa6E FEEsISaER 5oS $50 in advance, or s. 81
the end oi the year.
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"nrS the wo-k Of street clean ny was cons. .,ned
70 tie new contractors the lu'lic werc assured
'hAt the days Of flt1y street, were pasted. a..
frvm thc CATERING promises held on. by n. new
arrangement !; vas generally supp, SOD that Ode
rferous garbage boxes AM nor.ous gutter e..
hAal ons were no more % ohJnl he sclse, Of our
eiEsns. DAYS pass and tho evil of drty stree y
vas aggravated instal Of NIT sA.ed. TIL con.
tractors explained that they could nol s,ta s1f-
hcent number Of lsbJrcra 10 10 the " RI, In
con sequences Of an ALLEGED strike. but promise !
that No millenIurn Of clean streets WAS onlys shot,
distance Ia tho future. New York, with COM
| mendsbls patience, waited, and with tnaIiyr-lke
resignation, gs1ed upon nth sli ,uuiIl,l tho
powerful Odori. month at Length sl,ysc,i, .hsre
\ was no longer the excuse Of strike, lADor,r.
wsss plenty, carts we.s abundant and e,
was 'he alih. Public p,, ne, was Le.daning TO
20 out, the people looked with har upon tie m.
crsass Of mortality, they heard with dread u tic
enoIsra In shc Eat, aud thoughts 81 psstsnco IN
New YORK caused anxl,ty regarding tho .ujl
vroichodly unclsan srssts Tho contractors sill
claimed nat not quite time enough rad been Al.
loved them 10 Perfect their street cleaning arrange
msnis aud With poorly coacellol inpat ence a..
people again waited. But while pau,ace. Ike
rubber, lnAJ 10 stretched 10 a yesy great l.ngt,
there " point where II will br,st. We inchas
70 'hin' he public have very ncsrly reached thai
po'u' With reference to the condition o. our streets
We aro now IN the middle OF Augustine mos, uu-
healthy season Of tie year. snl tho time mos. Goa.
due'Net 10 pesv!cnce. eir weeks have elapsed since
Tho contractor, commenced their work. aud
sdu the streets generally are reeling with
tlih' garbage ami ofal lay rottus iu the
r.ys OF the sum- stagnsnI water stands Ia the gut
''rs and letd oShLlA,ons Al tho air aud carry
disease 81. N; the people. Hov long Is ihisconIi.
Non OF things to conhnuof The contractors naie
faithful promises and every advantage Wa. given
them FOR mia'lins 'ho terms ~ the.r contract Uu.
fortunately they hAyt proven failure NV, tho
ne c''y must have clean streets Enough money
"hrend.d 10 accomplish that desirable en- :, and
'herc . m excuse for tho presrnt condition Of
Nings' Hthe contractors cannot make . decided
improvement In her work, and ths, very soon,,he
Re epic will expect the Street Commissioners to Ab.
rosAie he contract, and nal. some other arrange
ment' The public health nus. no longer 10 .r,llel
with
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:, BLEoo-on Friday, Aug. II, 1865, Anne Eliz,l 9th
The funeral will take place from her late re,itencs
~ stanton ct. Frcndi and relatives ara inyi 4 / 70
attend. 80
Bhli NlNG--On Friday, Aug. II. Mr.. Iou.5, u II.
n'nf. vic II William Bsunins aElI 20 yeas auG ?
Tho relatives and friend. are re,pac,f,lIy inv.ef
w hlehd The funeral, on SUNDAY a,tUtn0uu. NJ b
ave-. Itt 80"
MAHONY-On Thur.d'v, Aus. 10 ., HE ln.o rssi.
ueuct' o. flist st, Johu AaEOuy, AgcI 81 year
iho teNyes SD ilicn1s Of he f1ni.- age ;esNa, [
MY invited 20 attend the funeral, on sInls
Afternoon, ~ o'clock. 81
phsKLLI-At his residence. I2l F. es,h p, On
fillS, Ali. II, Thomas NtsktA, Torn -. IA. ia
y, =. AGED 8 years aud 5 months
=, Funeral, sunday, Aur. a.. At o'clock p "A
Friends and re!at.Nea requested TO atiend.
ScCt kLoLGH- On Friday morning, Auf. ii.h.
Ihe relstve' and friend, Of the family AZ. 10.
qnested TO attend the iuge r1 this tSAtufdsy n,,t
noon, at ~ O'clock from her iato re-. SEM. ", W",
Cemetery for inlermeut. liz
OBRIFS-In Williamshurrh, Aug II, l-Gb. Nj.
chAel O'hrien, aged 81 years
Tho funeral will take place on SUNDAY Afternoon.
aug. rs, at "a o'clock fTom his late reFlts.ca. rs
also the members Of tho Beneficial socIely OF x
sttend ' - !"
WALI.-In brooklyn E,,tern District on Fr,J,v
years. ' 'eN' %
The attends and relatives Of The family are respect.
iuiy invited TO attend the funeral from the Iss'-
oence u his parents South 9th st. Brooklyn E,s,
EN- lii'tsict, On Iuosday afternoon, 18th In.t Al
o'clock n
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GERS who b. yet express himself on this subj c
has spoken in unmistakable terms concerning the
necessity Of MArtsIL1As's Withdrawal from Next
co. Tbs msy b only coincidence but 1. looks
significant. General 1noNis has occupied posi-.
ton during the war second only to General GnlyI,
aud bis sentiments on this important question arc
well worthy Of attention. IT, the speech referred
% he ssid
IN bad boen through the war and his wholo
heart ~ bton N the cause Of the CuiOn lie said
hut Max ulilan would have to get ont Of Mexico,
or VIC would hurry him out The Monroe doctr ne
musi 10 enforced VS. were now IN a condition 70
hol our own sya.ns, the WON'T. He hoped that
the sJlt.trs wouii rs.uru to the arts OF pea,e
pOpul C. The Immense territories Ol to Wes, aud
GARY civil satcn wit them He htp ped aIu iel.
suro 'LHi tic safety 81 tic Udpl should sain Ue
e. si serel, every man II ID IN would ruAh " IL
Ie,gug"
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sbe,rsctsd hr the purp7ss, doubtless with the
Intention, On tho PAT Of tho accused, 70
| replsce II before tie loss could DO do
footed. They s,nkei yi.ug-hopor, r.pu'1-
,ion personal ss.c.y upon the hazard ofstock 1ue-
suatious, and lost. How many men have been
ruined durins the late speculation msnis by jus,
such d.luson' s evidently ., sses,ed the .uthor.
o. this bank dei,cstiont How many honest and
u right men have been drawn into TIA, vorex Of
popu ar gambling, jua as others have beou led TO
the faro|sb'e by the gliter'ng prosp.c, o. nns.s.
In sudden forunet And how many lave f,un !
ho.r gold turn to ifoss Such an oIiupls a. ID q,
sllu ed 10 ousLt 10 Ia Wsrn.ny, ,.pecia y -
young 'oen, that gimtling, 10 mater under WI =.
mime tsrp sr,, 10 slmys. iayars5'y the rro-ur.or
Of min. The indu'emon. = great /. ., Ks ter
teH'y ilAin, 'sIpareuuv needs only tue von.lre
10 psse. otsul0; u tie ~ .,,ar.a % lie, ci.fi'
ue.cL'r9 =, and b, who would .y.i. run u,un,
shun IL AZ ~ w ] A. alder
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John Minor Botts on ps,do,.

ions NIXON BorTS lho stauneh old Vi,,i,i.
VnioniAi has written q lot,sr upon IN. subject %
psrdons TO the late rebels, Which, IN vie. Of N.
writer's Intrinsic relations with tho President may
Re reg'rdsd - IN scme measure authoritative
Mr.. BORIS claims ,haL Lccop,'ny H. the .mnos,y
proclamation, all the rebels arc pardonsd sSeep,
ahoso who have voluntarily participated in m.
reeslAon, II has been generally supposed in the
Souih that . special pAsdon was requisite Tor ..l
persons having property valued Al mors than
ssen'y thounand dollsro, sxoep, IN tho very iov
cases whore the parties we're sckuowledced and
sepu,ed un'onsis curing the rebellion. ues.v,.
unlon and loyal men through og, The war. net,
sons OF advanced age, ami others who have h .d
40 phrheipAtou In the euellon. either yolunt.rlv
Sr inyountarily, al seem 70 think that h.r.us,
Ahelr hT,hls prop ny oscscds twenty thousand
aol'rs II 10 pecessiry liable 10 conass alton
pArdon 10 obtNued from the President aud Nv
aheir numerous applications ate not only inner.,
srily Increasing ilo labors OF the President Attor
Aey General and oloer ofhcns IN M..b.
sngton, but are orow'ng AVA their own m,.n.
AND hins, aud masking q harvest for the law 4.
Ysrs who arc engaged in that branch Of business
~ 10 manifest that tho thirtoonth clause 4. aus.
rsphble OF NO such construction. 70 those who
sAVs not voluntarily participated IN ,hs reyol
non" ihis clause has no application whatever n,
matter what amount Of tstaOlo pr ,perty th,y M,
lpwn and whether thcy have voluntarily mart
pa,sd OF not, Is matter thai inusi be bcsl Known
10 themselves 'or thore may To other modes VI vol
an.ary participation THAI that Of AtuAl.v b,,rin,
Arms sHAinh the uHl'rd States. IA other sorls
there were ottet m'aus 60 Os employed for the
overthrow 1ilS Goveruilcnt than av bearing AIMS.
Tor Tue ~uTt OF M Bscessiouisla are yef .r.ly
khose who were Es .asl and the lsN,, ,YiIlin :, A.
sAk" up Afns Tie, contributed 81 nr.r man.
ard snerhes, some by iuveUmsni In & ~ icd.rx'o
sioeks I'r Tue pu pose Of aiding the reLol,notA-rs
BY running tho IioeA.io aud other ',bon,l,py'.,,"
occupations a. they were ed. el AL for ,hs ,vsr
bhrom oil TIE Il v.rnmrni oi tho Waited st.tss Al
sbi- should csli voluntary pin,'p,t.on IN DO
Ieoolnon' snow inyss uuuuor OF cAses in
ssled farmers only for the purpose Of Avg,din 4,
military duty IN the fell, or OF sby..t,rJ M. me-,
nss.l1y Tor taking up arms a.Aius, he United
esAtes authorities, and yet detailed farmer II,
have done many thln.g thA. would ,ul',.,t Nm, y
the exception therefore thins each r,rte,lsr
case would have 10 stand upon IL. owt, ,'sr,,, a
no goner. or universal rule could 10 applied,
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Washington Market Retain Re,o1


Moths. vo,,h, %, ....,.t - - 80 - 10
mi. nj 70, I -, sPev.s moe has transpifcJ In
a. iast 1,o,sS ~ "a, ~ . Prices fcmninil s
yegetsb ~ -. ~, !. W 10y eACspt &c ten Kind OF
pots' oa. ,.nac c 1890 ol'olH oaDsaees' SC
I, ne. 80 ,,.isd ~ ,..ueed ip br'cH, I" the
a., ilHNe nV-td the usfket ~ y " vegol Ab e,
niSonS ,io 10y 80, u'sn ~ sIesiy ma nc sal havoc
Sta 1he $780, ~, So -, IN .s.o,1 Plt"h' oi tue
psieI ,bo orI,,a,D -, ~ p nc cui (.
Irref NJ, VI, * ,,a ~, ~ uelnE Ltout ,hclt
tsice ard eon,',sn to,, ~ u, 'on' a. ~ A. .
si,r ,'l,i -, 20 ~, d. y ,.9t 70 20 NJ w
20 tlv h., p-,,'. 4, on II, w Ln'e' w % e
hos ats a All, r. Tho a., 49, &c ~
I.t..,,-. a.. set,'.v ~ - ~ u S.'N
r.. Ting =. a., 80 a., a. -. ~ w 4 En-
al. vLal,.,,rc .,,i,t. o., 80 y y nus plic 10
o. M - " ~ "'n'' ", ieAeh o. ct.
a-c ,oiliny ~ sluo., -, 49, - -. ~ ace ~
lie V'. az A'S al pri'os. boc- oUri
4 ~ mr. t.,kc, ,nJ go,d 80, IN nom 30 !.
> M n.c -. 49, F'."F pi"s ~
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IT., u s,.n o.. IN 80, mo = - - And COS = .
c. y ..r +. n g ~ - o. w
b4ts,,'H Ito 10 "a ~ ~ q oi.''s
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ON stt ). YAK. e 10, ,Sn "a ue' .lf 'o'
/ az6c yrsl i,.str a. i '''u :, ~ -" '"'i- co.,
Gua.ts.s .uttcn 49, ' "a ''''' ,.'i'' OF 'o'-
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Z r-iIWSc csu-ernaS tto Infamous C.ptain
WIZ . ~ eh-lyls r. sou lotyi,eiy, Is nov
iL,,f's..t. os.e iii - h. IL nov IN yls.u
a"..u.. raj ~ biz he u charge. Il Yrl.-l!ty
ssl.uit or s..cls. The f.ily~ius reference h.
LIS ateer le ore Ne 70. e,,ion va sxu.ct from q
L.u vile JoraSAti
'Hu,if wfrz 'a,iv me infamous keeper %
- 'I 10 a !,rsuIv..a Puslu, sss, about
l..,a . 90 n. 20 tH- .tN ...-. ,4-c 90. Dr.. as
lAt... % c.,y. 81 u..lr hiu. HeiL fer lie
.... ..' " p. &C. lih voice sts low, duI ais
ia 'u -'cHl. % e..r. 3, tut bo.h ere calcus &.
O.. ' a. ice .I4,, T.. IL was o g har ell Cor ell
o I'D h.lrf .os - cill iu. rr aud pu.dng b. iuto
-..- srnt.. IL t,NuU~,t,l- 81 h.s y me IL ld
O'tfe4 ri t' b, rctA le', au, lac LA4 g. no..
A -r sAf De situation, W - turned dos
i.r, toI.h he bal isvs. sud'sl medicine
DE- 100 A.s i.o. ny !or,e Of duntug and iu-
.at.'v, e su'. e." eI w getting to'is. !rr-rle
If'.sce. II v.H g., csg san q .ae ttbc suUca
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Nla be- lrsc.Iced ,tu.'tss .ac tlre statement 90.
l.h ~ enough TO s.D.k mankind. Acc Z q
capture he Was broy ~ Trough u4ac.y, go
G 40 'i lie er-l oiics,s 49,, % "a -E.NE mere,
D. .tj a.iu',.l ir.yen g. 80 house L.s 81 t.n.
'r - Vh|u he stated that 30 vas AtLu-l
it' 90 AMI ~itnuu! ..'' d ,u The w5-l.. ~ n
Co.. ,ut'c4 & al, &c Ts.,ts Il g. IL ~ Ahausf. 4
"fh oI &c PERI OF tho rebo sutlog .its To- sl,oat
=, n In n-o.it g. .t' charge q = 10 up ~ ,UOu
- .'rt oJl crs .uj soldiers lu prEo4! " a.
'...tyi .a e. shat lad tDhts A. u.ick =. tley
t"4.. ' Ii1ut'd. Aud o'ton halt ioasu or . cvl.
o 10 TIC -4.ie Lul,, O 2U-GeTe lot IA the Neigh.
IrhOgI ~ Au1trslus4lel
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The Late Bunk DeinIcutIou.

TIVE heavy dsiAlcaiion which las jus, been al,
covered in the fuuniK Bank u his clty, snd the
tragic end OF ono o. tao parties Implicated fur
niShes fearful lesson OF tie ey,esies So which mon
ARC LED by nc mani, for stocl- .opbur The en- g..
pnts IA tvs ir'salco, pre- ,ous to ths lac ,r,
-oi excessive gold aud stool gambling, enjoyed
ths tull couhdeGts Of ther employers Un'or-
surAely, they were domorA'!ysi by .he Influence
II speculation, and Size Dq!el Is .upend..,
Iotbery nd asuio'ds. Tho money sts.rselel fr IN
ahs bank vas poi taken undsr mo same influence
thst iesis tAiei to steal. The men were aclu,led
IA thousands Of others have been, with tho belief
thai they aw how 10 mako a sure and sudden
foruIe. They had not ,as necessary capital to
sesont!isS this and he mousy u IL. D.uk was
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Enron y S-y:.f o. 81 ., .'.st I9- -.lrsrt.lo
o. "7.'.' rslN'y tU'ft fo She ~ isl ,siI,u o.
T.. MT o. V'Nutr".A ',.,I ,l4,r- ..ugt..it . . 4.
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u" auI NolGu'e. t.r thrcs Fcsfs Q tie WI q.
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Of t.AI "lI ,'i.t ~ IIs ~, u,c1I, ..t.s. ..
even t.t'c " a.. PJtui.a.. BID 1 ,u.. . 3D.,
iuu.'or w I'D lho nuic & G.tt. s'.r.,. W. f. .
re- gave IN a I.l a., ~, Al,~ w rave L.
'S1l 90 M % tno bpyOr .meli, ~ 40 t.ulk -
have claim "a 10 u.a. NY tYty.
sSaolAs1 ss3NY.v.
The above communication So spec'Acu *
number We have reeve :tptn d,.tsr.sl soldiers
siucc tbo puhlcau "a = n, st'co referred to- AND
the cas-" q tho wuer Is o t,,fA strong a-turn. ne
IN favor II or ir'p,st9n. II, was 20 all The
battles ~ 'he Potomac aru., ~ ~ ths s,,.e r
G'';! 8lnf,, IA when sn-ss sni he wa, ,.y.r,ly
"'uui'd' 4. he ia'9'us IL iryl'o noto W,
VIII srch record A. that ,rs ccrta = oati.,ed o
confederation a. Tie r,uisc' ths C,ssra.lelt fr
which they A. %, an 90 'c.oi.''y ..r ret, and
a r. wron! hit ti,y s7ou'l Lsyc ou'yau,,.s.y
- bounty, WAi.s o.lCrs VITO h,yo src,y se "a ,er-
v Q receive bar lsJre sum. We arc ho,-r!',
h'Ncvsr thst s.ins arrangement vii he mao b.,
ho next C.ngreas ior e1IalL.us NC Cove imea,
b" niiet AID pliciny lasso veterans on = leo.
wish those who enl.s .od 81 later siege Of ~ 20
belliJu
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Tas Richmond VINO, IN an Or, Gle on .,srs,
Union Leagues says .hsy ar, "ou'y ~ ash ,f
h-ehinS coacerns aud nuslu,os The infant Ant
otJct Of these lsaguoI be ~ iuslulv TO rrpcut,
o'h'e' and spoil for tie f,r con2-llnl ticm
We dissent, so far as the imputaton appi,sto m,
Union League Of this city That body rendered
'h''sn' service during the war 10y look ing atcr ue
eo'or''' sol iers sseating suitable persons for GOV.
e'pmsn' oticsri ies'ling svorte Goa,r,s, and in
divers other ways rendering Va liable AID to the
cause for which 10 Abored. Nor has Il ou!..y,l its
usefincs7, II II Abunlanuy srlpNeI with
money, s shown by The liberal .xIea htur.,
Tor the purpose before mentioned and
us patriotism knows no uusuhstanu,l
toAo's II now has the oppor;u Iity mi
OF course will exercise itor usint It's capit,l and
energy In the work Of educsliny sud elsyat.uy tls
unhappy coI'rel people OF tie s,utl who are in
'he asrAaes o. iSnorAa'o. We are NJ. informed
us' when the League will onter upon this new
mission but Judging from its eommendalls sol CT.
'@te iJr tho down.trolion race, wo INFER tAatu,
unnecessary delAy VII, occur. We Guude to tAis
'.e', 10 orier that the VINO may, in tho E,,,,re,
VI erS'N'd hot the Loyal League Of New YrkI,
more ''S' wing ofpullic gratitude than any o..er
institution less trustworthy.
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Einaseinl News AIarkcts, L.

W" York Friday, AUG. II, r. Tod op.ped
Woai this morning Al lnR and GRADUALLY decline
to 1874 but Afterwards rallied to l4llL Al .bch
hsu'e It closed, The afternoon quotations Of Tia ,,n
era stock market conpa ed with those Of ye.e,d.y
'ho" decline Of y TO ~ por cent Goyernrpsn' .
were steady with scarcely any chanss o., a..
g.oi7.uLt Foreign exchange b a. ma al '"o
Ns'sa y lhe money marset "a. easy ~ =
NHi. 'ol"netclh paper Vas iuiutltT n M, rot
'h uante % a tlour sas rtetdy tor rcoI 80,
hAi l'c Ibc ioN er on common braras vi - sues
uNt hhu zr, &C loser Con u{vuvd quu b1, - - ~
n Shade tTmer, Otts wee tim. iors ~. V'osen
Al ''"ti, beei "" STEADY Lad sss lr.u, bun l,..
ee Ave. tud Nn.skey was anltdg hrmer ~ ''-'