The national Republican., 1866-07-24

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ngroE, the il-rsaovnsd Astroiesist aaA sonn.u.
bSnstis osirvcyAst wAiis II siazrvoSsns ssass ID
ipssiss Ne vsy features of Ne psrsap van ass ts
mafry, and By the Al ,ef ~ eiastnnsnt Il inssnss
power, known guarantees 10 pro
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ossupssss, issdhs sfss ot sAarsssss ~ rkas 10 10
inptsiusn. nAssAnssisis without aunbsr saa asuS,.
By statips plsss VI birh, age, dspsoa soley n Syss
and hair. AAA sasissns Ay sssss, Aad sssaysl ssvs-
lsps Addrs-st . yoarsslf you win rsesyp pistsrs
" rsttra ns Together with assired inforpasisa. e,
20, Bs. "a. w... roy \. z s65y Fdsis.sviy .
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thas ~ sysl f4iiss spss ~ Ar.r,sss W. " yH.
popdiaHon, IRE scsstissa 70 aypssi v thss soast
mes whShSavd kAtk St6spslsl v 'ksib thsn ii M
great calamity. TignfGH ru9 5e+yfls INA IJf9
The undersisnsd Ass y.sDsait.es, appointed By
sspesssAhativs sonnitss from al he rslySsss pssis-
lies IN tAs pses. 70 solicit ed receive
the relief Of our sufferers. ..,fi,t n -i,,,,- 4
pfsssnt more formal and debate sa,snsn u
and our wshts, but sirsady W are sAssrsd " Macy
sshsrous sfts from abroad antsipsng our appeal and
safrsst inauiriss come 10 us from oar sissr esss ss
towns. In Ais sass and bsyoad TO know wAatws ~ssp
asa wAss they can Do 70 help 'aii ii 10 pia'Nt
Wshsstsa 10 aasws, rsspsetfuiiy bat iDplorisssy.
tistw.rs'd so.'ribs'ioas Of no.sy In lssss sAsss.s
hssy thPuasbas Of our people ara houslsss. flsapt,
nsesssiss is0d aad temporary shsitsr were suppl,,
By the aslivty of opr own sssns aud dtAs
NESS Of the hsshborut towHs stssy ADD ST M uss
Of quaermassfs storss undss TIE i'm sdiats sid
srous the sssrstsy " wss Dss every hour
10 ssvsA,ss dis,ssasiss wssti which sl.l
only b ssYp,isd BY The judieoas sppiiesea 4 sas
rssosssssin isrss assrssass aneupt 4. ia .s,tr ~,
TheusaAds efhs suasrsrs have not shAsss sfsioth,
iss, NOR I'D hlsaksa Never wss soaaasrateai
somplstsly asstruetivs. Great pumbsss Oh faniss
have notAfno In Large Quantities Of housshoid soods
and othsr property were removed again and asai To-
p.sss Of supposed safety but dsvoursd By The alhssa
Our hearts slssd for the aged men sud women for the
sny hundreds Of stls shdrsn, and for tbs hslplsss
siet who lad 70 pass through the hoors Of that dnssd
ful niGhb and nov have no homes. IL nrfJssts -
We cannot sxasgsrats this calamity sympathixias
friends, who hays come In from other Places declare
that all rumors Of the disaster fs short Of the,
frghtful reality. ''.'i y. NH'."
spacs Of more than one hundred and Any acres, II.
the very hea q orr city bat yesterday eovsssd with
bsautifui dwslsss With warehouses, stores manaAsi
tories, and large number Of public sdiasss 10 usv a.
desoats and sppsing waste. This nnsgraton rassd
more thas tvslvs heurs without sny check and stepped
ony wbsa rssthsd The vacant lands eatsids Of the
city More thaa sx niles Of streets, bat ysstssdsy
closely lined both sides with budiass and thropssl
BY busy and happy people. now scarcely afford feot,
pashs through ne naivsrsai ruin We attempt 70 rad
whsrs the homss Of our ffsnds wsrs ssanlinR three
days sSo AAdwstoss ourselves II viidsrssss viiksi
out oss familiar osjset for guide. rsHHs y bsi -
10 relieve the innunsnhis distress Of esr honsisss,
tovssnsn, to sustain oar laboiiss nsa aad vonssl
while they are waiting employ msn prevent ~ far
as possibls the separation Of families TO cheer the hearts
Of hundreds Of mothers who, A this moment, can do
nothing bat hover their groups Of little ehildrsn
TO assist those who will erect humble dwsnEs on
the sites Of their lost homes and to give courage and
hope all Of who TO bear the burden Of rsstsr
Ing these wases need all such pseuniary eonrbu-
ons as the charity and good Of those whose
this appeal may prompt them to give b. i,H.4..
Such IL ths astiyy Of people, and their disposi
tion 10 take care Of themselves that with friendly help
for time they will rise above this calamity but
the great number Of easss to be relieved demands large
contributions - guy 'l l'A. y
countrymeni .Frisndsi Chri,tiaasi We know that
you viii help We rely the impulses Of your pat
trotie brotherhoodon the msrciss Of your Christian
sympathy. Humbiy asd ,hankfsiiy We sesueviedssi
that still under the favor Of Almighty God sad
We srs sure that He will dispose your hearts 10 work
with Hin for our relief Ii.s. Il. -;fi.--.TT.tf.
Contributors are earnestly assured that all possible
care will be taken in the distribution Of the bounty We
may receive All dsburssmsnts will be under the I'D
Wce OF Aresponsoe general commitsees fepresenung.
all classes, and watching over all saasrng intsrss
Every effort will be used to admnistsr the supplies sim,
ply 10 proportion to the Necessities. ". IHfF
Mr.. Spring, one Of the nsnhsrs Of the sub-comnit-
tee. will act ~ treasurer Of money doaatious J m,
II any persons or eonnunitiss disposed, in addi,
ton to pecupiary gifts, 10 eonribus also brssdstu
cured msat shoes, CLOTH building materials they are
requested 70 give notice Of the same 70 Mr. HRhRY
FOX, chairman Of the Executive Committee Of Relief
Who " III advise ~ to forwarding. '-''h
Editors q newspapers are rsspsssfally requested 10
publish this appeal. 'f.,H r. BARNks, - =
+ .-.. .J 49,. ..,. JACOB MoCLELLAN
-. SAMUEL T. SPRING.
10. laii H.f u "- -ll, -.-y-l... tl1i :,
.H ~. . MAroR's 0ppscH, July o. 1856
earnestly commend the obse. Of the foregoing sp-