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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-20
TERMS:

TERMS:
On all MUSIC the Trade will be allow ed one-half
of, and ten per cent in addition VIXEN Il e order for
any piece is one hundred copies.
All orders must be accompanied by I'll, Cash, ex-
cept in those where have been i'll the habit
OF drawing at sight.
Teachers aud schools will be allowed Oh e-half Oil
Oh taking fifty dollars worth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-20

AL the SONGS have piano-forte accompaniment
and those marked thus have an arrangement LOT
the Guitar in addition.
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MISCELLANEOUS. - -,
EoRuE DitHN { COMPANY,
EN0RAvEiis, PRINTERS
MUSIC PUBLISHERS.
CORNER MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
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WANTED, by a man of thirty Years
w experience, a situation as MANAdrn o. u. a
tobacco factory. Best Of references gwen ro'
particulars address W. f., Dispatch once
ia -
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rOE RENT, two nniurn!shed ROOMS
-;,h n,s suitable for single gentlemen. Fol
information, apply at No. 29S Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-20

"OUSES FOR RENT.-One situated
ON The corner of Seventeenth and Broad
streets, containing ROOMS and usual out'bulid-
ings. ~ rc,
One other HOUSE, situated or n, o and twenty
ninth streets, containing ten rooms, VIII TWO acres
nj lsud in good order iog g;li1.eIiiiig
nre ether HOUSE, situated o., Fulton Hill, about
r,;f n.;ie from the city, containing SIX rooms,
with tie usual out-buidinSs, and two acres oil lana
6Te other HOUSE, On Westham plankroad, two
and . hal mikes from the city, with four rooms and
about twelve acres CT good land, which has been
used as a na; xket g;slaen. ,..<-
NNN CIOPTON & LYME,
fe,s-tt Office coral@r VAL and Franklin.
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no RENT, a HOUSE, on the south
81 We oG Clay street, containing five rooms with
,.,,an vtti Two rooms; water III the yard, anu III
n.'e 1. x1~tf,act neighborhOod. For terms, Nc (,
a q nIr' to " s. BEVERlDGE, Brook avenue -
a aiiiiia one W.. t.nt FL rbank's PLATFORM SCAAE
atn o sn ~. " IT, BEVERIDGE.
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FOR RENT.

EARM AND DWELLING FOX
& EEET.--TIaying declined cuitiyating any
nortion OF the farm myself, again offer for rent
he FARM on which now reside, lying in the
county of Goochland, twenty miles from Richmond
and two and a half miles from the James River
anal in a Good neishborlool. The farm contains
about one hundred acres OF cleared Land and an
,t,uuIance Of wooded land. The dwelling consists
framed house. with six good rooms, ana al! me
.e..sa,v out-houses all OF which are in good re-
-, nv Possession given Immediately. Apply TO the
par ',:1er L. C. CRAWFORD,
s'cs lat. Dover Mills post-oiice.
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VIZ ANTED, practical BOON
w KEEPER. Permanent situation and hoc
raj salary Must bring good reference as to quah-
fcations, sc. Apply to
p G. COSBY g. CO.,
fa I3-Gt. Cary and Fourteenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-20

T ARD tfamily,, in small packages;
IL No. BuTIER, il kegs and rolls;
DRIED FRUIT,
APPLE BUTTER,
CHEESE,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, for sale at No.
20 Fourteenth street, SPOTS 4 Harvey's old stand
fe i7-3t
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WANTlE;pp to RENT Or Pu .ie asse:
Ninth and Twelfth. Address ENrEkPRISE, Dis
patch office, tor three days. fe l7-3ts
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NOR RENT. sevaral ROOMS, on
s. Twelfth street, between -.iain sna Franklin,
furnished with gas. suitable Tor Offices or single
gentlemen Apply TO or~ ,pr,,r
IL 2tD--f2t~ "oIi4s -. DEi-N ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-20

X ARDEN Ell, WANTED.-Wanted, q
W sober, industrSsls MAN, to work MARKET
GARDEN Of eight ac:es. 4 short distance from the
city, shares A small family no objection: For
further particulars apply at III Main street,
fe E-3t%
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RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
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WANTED, fifty MEN and ko1 >,
w to work on CARTRIDGE boAEo, az
BoAESand BELTS. Apply on Tenth street, be-
tween Main and Cary, over Cops pisto, Uii'.ry'
e. 2G-3ts MINOR, HARfc1 W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-20

WANTED TO PROCURE, IWO
w ROOMS,-one furnished and the other u,l-
furnished, or BOARD in eenteel family. Apply
at the office Of the Old Dominion Iron ana Nan
Works Company, on Pearl street. fe ii-ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-20

WANTED, by a young Lady, expert
w enccd in teaching English French, and Mu-
sic oh the Piano, Il SITUATION AS TEACHER in
a private family. Address w. II. e., Richmond,
stating terms. Reference given and required.
lie Ea-6to
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WANTED.-I wish to en-
gage the services of a mddle.aged lady who
is competent to teach thoroughly all the English
branches and Music on Piano. State terms. Ad-
dress APPLICANT, box No II, ecottsvhle, Abe
marie county, Virginia.. tie 2V-Ne
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MUSIC PUBLISHERS,

CORNER MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-20

WANTED. TO SELL a pair OF large
w young MULES that work we'll IN any mar
ness. and are perfectly sonnd and gentle. Apply 70
w l.. cox, Second street, between Clay ana is,sh'
where they can be seen. CT
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WANTED, at No. 63 Main street, a
w SEWING-MACiIINE, III good ofdei.-
Sloat's preferred, and without ! table.
Also, wanted, at No. 63 Main street. trst-Tate
MULE Ii pORrERtIhI.D TAYLOR.
fr i7-pod,tz
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W5Rtua "
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Particular ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No. / ..........l2.3O "
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4drtteIsr Np. 3..s........... 0oO
gtttetnra Grie SansGSus .................. 7.2O Ibsnbs
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pittsbur5 @imjrG SAnGuBu9 ...........,....1.OO trup
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piitsn9.,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an.
: Der DurG ltuel8ug (Taf 2tne) f0mntt tdeitG AT.
0te Qpf @ur6l6aels, 9tttsbure @rte unO Ytttsbur8
@Imira @&utaIuee fbIiesen fd IN 3arrisburg an bic Bulge
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llrb, Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis, @bicd9O, StepuiS,
Fort g4apne. 2OuiSuile, GairD unb auen 9nntten I'm SEfnen,
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Gte prf- unb SGreG5uge ibIifBen F& su @imtra an bic
3aEe tr Stem gGrt erie Bdbn nG9 oaen puntten i'm nGros
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WGGerc Nuetunft crb6lt man i'm @afperthr. 8abatpfe.
8. u. Dubarrt, sen. Superintendent.
(2Onpo' =. g. Ypnn8, Sen. Yaidnier.& 8ent.
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Sauptdaentur FIR TEN Dlaritt Columbia bet @pab
$751; tftan 500 9e Str. unS 371 ga. &ps. (no2s-omI
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Wrcfeffpr Npuie @unor1m's
peItkerlbmte
SIutgetflt0mttG6s rnO Abstbr1M9'S
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ter petben Spr rttr
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tiu, bs eth SebeF, Der eirntal bGtpn ntnt1t, NIT ets 9Htr.
tuna aepts t~ufrtetcn Inb ne raetr pbne tttftlbtI tetu ptFe'
Sefe 8anttlte irlts fets SaSpa Tn 5eIfe edben eenE aud
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S9ruPfsn, gerf@Iesn'un6,
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2~ungfnGntiS nbune, WIakfu,
GcrppreIn, Gantnrrrt,
acknowledgements, SSdfsfinS
&rtsre, GrItF,
SfStbe 82ubt, Srdsf,
@aIsfrEg SYPHILIS,
Ralte ftetcr4 6dRteusftldst
-- nab dGsn Etaa!teitgr,
NoeIHe aus pcrbcrbgrcni 8lute eutfprtn9en.
Tfruer cmyfeble Id RGeen-8rduters@Itr 8egtr NPdGen-
frenief DutGfou, rptbe &nbr, 9rualetbsnr, Sg1aiten, @ridl-
~, y nentt CiiftpuISer, 3atntnftur, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rnb parfpadtr idr au6erLtas gerrl1esnnesn' rbeumatti6e
Finftur, srdIterttet usS etUIerd' Slirtrt lCcte Or. gDbttes
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Sn sSalttnrre 81 babsn In auen @pStbeten SCmis tsi
BnsstdBtlGr 81. 8 n n tnetaufen II, SIR. ISL, gprR
Sihs9tbtrtpfr. '"t
unb aubsru 3pUttsitfn. laSt-I"
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1IntOn Weucr ; Werfc3eru1aeS" Dete Z
fd}aft Dol SGlttu1Dre+
DteGt Gefeu,@at Ia nurmetr tetett, 5euer"gerF@eruneea
hr St1tt- nnb 3aRpbeastbum ntgeetnsunetmen. Ste Sffef
efnbet I'D SO. 30 GeepHtfrast, auf Der giOF6fette:
s &PateS g, Srdfhert.
trettDFen
gbaunee Trppfs, Yrdfbeutbe ser ga1eItern Sanf".
benrD 9. Sbreef.
I'm. Gbcsnut, bon sDIa. Gbe8nut s. So,
Simon parIburf, 8dufrtann, Spptsar
Ism Grtbges, bon IBn. SrtbgtS & Gpbn.
SCtu y Scenes, &tebiEanbIer, 9ratthr.
Srepb DfettbepS, bEn GbpS. MiatttepS s. SDbr.
ism 8. Yent. Beef rnb @prI-g6fIer.
SDsn = Bridges, opn S. 6. Bridges Il Co.
Sppn Coates, Bret.ertdnbIer.
Saraes . Spas, ppn Gebr. Speeg.
JCbn EurnbuI IT,, EepYt&banbIet @dlttmprefr
(gDtt ~ SttS &beGr SER
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La s gleues arrangement.
WDilabcipDia, Q8iimirotpn Ii. Soltinorc
0ilcnbabr.

&r anb mad D0uurrfae, /. Stunt, ~oerloYsn bte 3Ige eas
yIefcentar. EepDt We felBt:
Der 9Oasus fir 9btlabsIpbia uuO 3tuif6snRatipnen IN,
S.25 Wcrsens.
@rpreBsus nur fir gitp gprf, 920 WOrsenS.
@rpres3ue fir @btldpGptta uno ytetp Yprf, Ito Radm.
ppf;ug fir philadelphia i. SmtfAenfattpnen 4.25 NdGtn
GrprfB3ue fur Dttlatelpbta une 3pti@enttGttpnen 6 SIS
Nbfnps.
@rpre6su9 fur YtitateIptta unb gieT Yorf, 925 abenSs.
Otefe 3u6e 9tben id9ith, aIsgenPmmFn Spnntals.
yin onntG6en:
Sir Stem Bort nm 50, uRS fur pbilabelpbta I'm 9.25
Mbenbs.
Sir Salisbury uns 8wtf4enpunfte an Der Delapare gabn
9.26 MbenSs, unb fuv Deper, Del lilo ytabm.
(6ct-) % m. &raD fDrb, Ngent.
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3Gee sptf6en Baltimore unb wheeling ln6 9nrtersbure,
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buna mil aGsn 9uniten refliG, fu6weflt3 II. nctbweflth.
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Sod mttta9S tiAlt@ (duS9enptnnten Srnntd9S). Oeflt6 bers
last CT Jreterid 7.15 Wipy9tns tlestp (aGsgeurnmen SGnns
tags.
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WlpraenS un5 $50 yiadnt, urb @GtcettS MtIS nm Z 40 uni
II. so @crn. nub 5 20 Nadmttta9s.
yia6 Maibin9tpn.
a3adra bon Baltimore rt 80 7.O5, S45 unt $40 giOt-
ANS un6 3, rnb S.45 gtadm. Gcnntags UNI 30 uni 8 Is
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6 90 s uub Ills &irr3FnS unb 8, 4 so, $50 urb 9 Nbsues.
q errtaas unt 8 ~e9|prGens unb 3, TO unb 9 Radbn,ilt q.
Wur Der GAO N~fcrhfn3ug un6 tfr 3 ga6mittassSug ppu BAL
1tmrra, unb hsr $40, 8 Wi0rGen,ug ut Fer 3 glo6nt. dm9
prn gpdfbtr9tpn tailer on oueu Stnttpten. Der 7.O5 prD
S.45 Ner6ena unb 220 NG6m. 3ug Bon gnIttmprC, uno Ger
$40 uuS s Wfcr9enA rno Zee 440 JllAn. 3u6 bpn WlibirB-
tpn heben In 9erbtubnn9 NIT Der MnnappItS Nrd5.
gSeasn nGherer A4sfunft 8iaets ;bar Mrttc, wen6e man
d6 an s. 8. @n8iano, @8e"t. In ter Contamination Cber or
bic Ttdet Oifte.
QD. %. Smtt6, 8rdnspprtneifer.
8. So. Cor. Bea. GtGet 28ent. t2eeJ-)
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Wi6tig fir 9amen!
DANES, xtl&t ttr Dteufe etnts suten ar,tes b.barfn
fpaten f1 fetsan
Or. SGumanx 10. so, gprtt nobt 3ertnotpnar.
member. Or. S&umann tf Der ttnjtee &rst tn bieIen Qonbe.
auf ben man F@ Bet Der 9eilans aaer 5rauentranfbeittn
~Serlahen tann, aI6 bn Fnb:
Stpdans Der ntpnatli&tn @ttntennB,
eb1rmutter >WDtfaa un6 Berf1trhrnxe,
Rudex. unb Settenfhmerjen,
Rtebtrse{@ldetntttt,-
retBer EIuB, MYtttitIsHsfett, Nerppftdt Rppfreb unS aue
ben Danntn eieene Bei&perten.
Sebe Dame, Bite etnen eel1tdten Dsttrr rhniGt, fpute bet
g d u MA n n Sprfpreden.
Man SeresHe ntht bic hummer 0 Rprtb, eth 3aaS
BON 2ertnetsnfr. ;, Baltimore, Nlb.
AfteMetea werAen mad aHtn 2onbsssteeuten rtffanbkl
G16fiil $50 $50
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vpU &5GitiriOrc.
Snbaber Don Geritherung@s S6ainen baben
Nntbeit am @stpnn.

OnpQpeC DOH Ger1tnGrun99SS1et1en bdben
Nntbeil am Gswinn.
Neicbri9Fe gtdtei
BON osh befsen GOntpasuicn.
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RIOT pint9er ais 100000 tetrn @taats-Sh asmetfer in ere
ter Gla7e St6eftettSpcptere ~beftebenb, dis @arantts fit
ebrltHe 5an6lunespetie rltt ben .Snbabern BON BerH&c.
ruuGSfAetnen.
Diee e~Onpasnie TT bereit 8sp5bnIiGe 2ebsnS . gerFGe-
rnnGs .detne Oetr dn1 S1Etna fur cine 6ertie &etbe opn
SGbren uno fur aeDn SABRE Mot ~eerfag5Gre S4etne aug
t~uSebt1.
Dessteiaen G6stne fir @uefeuerH, jd9rIi@s @trfCtnmen &c.
Oedrtte:
George ., Ebontds, grdtbent.
Dtreftpren
6amtltcn Cater, BON 3dmtltpn @afer & 60.
NGGn ". Chapman, BON Gtrilanb, Gb0Ie Il g..
Geo y GtputaS, BON petnt, Nhcobsmus & g..
3uGb Siign, SteGnt Wtarble g3crtS.
5trant gBpOb8 IT,, bon D0ueEertp, gDoGbs & CO.
@ep 9 Dftuer, bon &Dftpt5, Wttuer Il 81.
EtOnid8 &afarS, npn @tlbert GaIar6 4 Sr6r.
suiu DeDriEs, tGn IDHt DtortsS q &c.
Gt1S gDebb, Don XbcnGs & Gr.
SDRn %. DGStS, Gest.
Or. s. 20, 9ani erarntntrentar Ar5t.
Or. @%trttprter Sptnipn, CpnfRItIrsnbet Mr8t.s
~ Refine RUfen fir BVIifen. GtssssI o2c- dr;sli3a In.
terfuGung. .
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Wemer>W rfia)ermu8
Der aI1pciirten 6~ellermaun8 8erfi@erun88ges
Iel5daft pom Baltimore.
Np. 4. SUutbfr., eeesnIter benz Sun.Gebdube.
Sn Setradt ber srfpleret6en S~batietett bee 3autp Seuer.
DEPARTMENTS ifelen MIR BON Test an ,Hut ~btutgerer @rciIC
neue 9DltCen Gus unt erneuern Gub bic Gltcn su BEN btltR-
fen &ateu, aus 9t~eient9cn, trel6e 5auSet WSteln ptSt
lpufteG MertpBsBenfdnbe fut elm p6er feben Sabre ~ SER
fhern wuufGen, perten btermtt etn6eIa5en, It'd bic SITS
unferer terab9efesteu YrGmien a%ntuieten.
que @erlufe Derben pte btSter prpnpt uub liberal aus.
teSa5It. Spbn &. WDpre. NrGf.
Gireftpref
ESrt. u. Sad. Nuen gatne
Sdme8G 6. pbeeben, JGmes @ettt.
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Branets ". Wtuer. Sames y. @eret'
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MCntaeue &ro8.,
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-06

and then tell me if skating carnivals are in
reality what they are cracked up to be. All
very well for those who keep on their feet,
or fall on top. but as for. me, give me lber.
ty, or give me--give me-give me light
er woman to hold me down when the ice
is so fearfully and freezingly cold.
tits now morning.. arrived home in a
damaged condition. Those hat which a
dorm that head of mine by birth and not by
adoption is gone in. And that are pants is
damaged beyond repair. And our nose is
much worried to this hour. Our check is
minus patch of whi<ke bi, enough for a
baby's wig, from fall on the ice. Our
watch crystal is in no condition for service
And if ever heal aclle1 heal aches now.
And j. NJ. she knows not what's the mat
ter. I told her a Newfoundland dog fell
from the ferry. boat and I b.acane injured in
trying 10 save the life ofthese dog j. NJ.
don't love dogs, and says I am fool. And
that immense skating-women who bore
down on me 80 vehementIv. r never shall
look on her face agan, and I never want
tol a." aa "BRICK'' PUMROY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-06
Evils that threatens our De-
SirNcti pN. a-..

The increase of, intemperance in the last
four years has been most rapid and alarm
ing. We are fast becoming nation of
ilrunkards. The fact that this and all kin :
dred social vices inevitably attend a state Of
war, should not make us Indifferent to the
evil, or hopeless Of its removal. Drunken
ness prevails to fearful extent in the ar.
my-among the officers much more than
the rank and file, and if the disaster and
losses occaSionei by this one thing during
the war could be picked out and set by
themselves, the array would be most start
ling. ...... 81. . ...r. Ha.-.r
The increase of drunkenness in Congress
has, Of late been very painfully evident,
and the license Of the camp and in the
Capitol has come up like a wave Of desola-
ton sweeping over the whale land The
generation Just coming to the age of man.
hood are exposed to fearful temptations on
every side, and the current sets so s tron gly
downward at all efforts to arrest it seems
nearly hopeless. ...... ..r.-...- rf@ S.
1t is time to make stand against the
evils that threatens our destruction Let
US throw up antrenchnents an h ,h what
ground is still eft to us, or we
shall soon be hopelesSly in "the last ditch"
Social corruption win do us mme injury
than the war. If there is any vital force
in our morality, anv saving power in orr
religion, any real efficiency in our Christian
and reformatory institu tions, now is the
time TO make it manifest Unless we can
stay the progress Of drunkenness. lcentious
ness, gambling, and general social dedauch-
cry that is setting in upon us, the war
win give us Union saved by the destruc.
ton of its people. 1t Twill be thousand
times more costly in loss Of morals than of
men and money. .-Sprinyfald Republican.