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fc'..*';.'- T-r m m m a a m m m t m m a s m m m m m m m M m A6»tract «f Ike PregMe*t’».MdUbge* fornios o?.yox«fef^«ifb|ifc' - In the outset we are torartolflmt w f the condition of our relatloaa.with oUtoriMMzmi fe JeW 4 p*ttfjl<« than it has usually fefe rt few e r periods, U taw - talnly more ratisfadtwy WM' g mtf*» s* unhappily dlitracted u WS arfeaalgbt rtaaonabiy have spprs- hended,\ - » t * f *fW C A W SLAVE TBADK. Thedrfeto tWm Great Eritaio for »fe wpprerawa eMfe AWto* slave trade has Keen put hit* operation Wttfe a goed prospect of complete eueeew, It ife re Mention of especial pleasure to acknowledge ttat the execution «r ft on the part o f Her Majesty ■ Govern- DHMt twr been marked with a Jealous respect far the authority of the United States and the rights of tjuif ttOral and loyal citizens. * . , 'j : ' UNITED *TAT*S TKBRtTOSnb. - V ., 1 Th# Territories of the United States, with unim p o r tan t exceptioaa, have remained undisturbed by the civil war, and they are exhibiting ssch evidences of prosperity as justices our expectation that some of them will toon be organized as states, and, b f consti tutionally admitted into tfe Federal Union, * .ATLANTIC? TELEGRAM- . I, have favored tbe project for connecting the Uni ted State* with Europe by an Atlantic telegraph, aid a similar project to extend the felegAppbJfrtm San Francisco to connect by a Pacife telegraph witb the wire which la being exteaded across the HuSiiaa Em pire. TREASURY RECEIPTS AND EXPENSES FOBTHKYEAB. - The receipts into the Treasury from all source© in- eluding loans and balance from, tfe preceding year, for. the fiscal year ending on the 30th of June, 2862, were. #583,885,247 06, of which *U|B 0(49,056,397 62 were derived from customs; 81,795,331 73 from the direct tax; from public lands, 8152,203. 77; from mis cellaneous resources, $931,787 64 ; from loans in'all forms, #529,692,460 50. The remainder, $2,257,065 80, was the balance from last year. The disbursements during\ the same period were:— Fer Congressional, executive, and Judicial purposes, $1,039,000 29; for foreign intercourse, $1,339,710 35; for miscellaneous expanses, including the mints, loans, pp*t-office deficiencies, colleciion of revenue and otb- er. Ifee charges, #14,129,771 50; for expenses qwfe the Interior Department, $3,102,985 52; under the \yar Department, $394,368,407 36; under fee Navy Department,,$42,674,569 69 ; for interest on the pub lic debt, #13,190,324 45, and for the payment of the public debt, including rehnburaeyneht of temporary I6aw and redemptions,. $96,000,922 09 -making an aggregate o) $570,841,700 25, and leaving a balance In tha Treasury on the 1st day of July, 1862, of $13,. 013,540 31. It sbpuld be observed tbat the sum of $96,096,922 09, expended for reimbursements and re demption of the public debt, heitvg included also in the loan* made, may be properly deducted both from the receipts and expenditures, leaving the actual re ceipts for the year $487,788,324 97, and the expendi ture# 8474,744,788 16 . - ' THE NATIONAL FINANCES. -Upon the sD-important subject o f the. national finan ce© ths most prominent feature o f the Mqssage ia the proposition for “the organization of basking aeaocia tioa* under a general act of v bugreM,\ to be furnished bythe Government with “ circulating notes on the ie* .curiiy of tbe United States bond* deposited in the Treasury.”- In other words, Mr. Lincoln propose# the. adoption bythe Federal Government ofthe New York banklsg system, which experience has proved to lie an-excellent one; and liis argument in support of It Is entitled te the practical consideration of Congress. -i ' , THE YOST OFFICE DtPAKTMENT. UfotwitUttsmding tbe cessation of revenue from the to-felled seceded states, ibe increase of the correi- poqdsacpof the loyal state* bat been sufficient to pro, due® * rfefeue during the last year of #8.299:820 90; fefngcnly #50,MQ leu, than was derived from ail the state* w-the Union during the previous year, The expenditures show a still inoreftvorable result. Tha amount expended In 1861 was $23,696,759 21. For the last year tbe amount has Keen reduced to $11,- 125,364 }3, showing a decrease of about $2,481,000 in tbe expenditures, as compared with the preceding yearabout #3,750,000 as compared with the fiscal year I860.' For the last fiscal year it was reduced * • $2,112,814 57. . , . DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. The Secretary ofthe Interior reports that Ifepjub- lio lands have ceased to be a source of revKnue.— From the 1st of July, 1861, to the 30th of Septem ber, 1862, the entire cash receipt* from the sales of land* were $137,476 26—-a «um much lew than the expense a f our lnbd system during the same period. , THE DEPARTMENT OF' AGRICULTURE, To carry out the provisions of the act of lCb$greu of tke 15thof Mi; ef A* and 1 trust that the liberal basis upon been organized will not only meet your approbation hut that it wilt realize, at no distant day, all The fond est'anticipations of its tnoat Sanguine friendt,'and \be come-the fruitful source of advantage to all our peo ffe. ; . TH E EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION. On the 22d of September last, is proclamation wai Issued by the Executive, * copy o f which is herewith submitted. In accordance with the purpose express ed in the Second paragraph o f tbat paper, I now re L O N G I S L A N D f A B ——caSNjii ?i !»'t..is■ 'ii ^ iP i y .-*t‘-»w.'.tete,i?ifejiimw|w|i|'i TUBSDAY. BEC. o, isasi; ssesat. t3T “ L e t us wave fathpi that raw* w o r n fed! SHOUT, AN» Jit THAT FAtTW LET US, TO TB* BWV po-pvm -m n , w-Tr Abraham Lincoln. Forever llofct that StindsrdSheet! Whera breathes the foe but fall* before n il WitliFreedoiri''* aeilbeneath citr feet, Attd Frecdom’s Baimer ttreamirig o’er u i! ' Wehaye alwaysodmircd ihiidUUhguishedGeneral,' and have never written,^ word! tljatVpuM dptraci' from bis fair feme. We femlre b!m .#tiU ,(S » d believe bim to .be a good and loyal General;, hut thatJMeCbelr law is immaculate, wedo not believe. lie haa his faults as all ether men have; and ts * mllltary'tnan he may not be- without blemish. He Iras bee® re lieved of his colrimand- by hi* superiors, And asia good soldier he submit* ‘without e Iburmur. It yirodjd h i far better for McClellan if the Democratic siewspai per* would yield td hlr sitiiation os' plaeefully as the Genera) bimselfcldei ‘ 6ut ijo;^ tlley keepup with half an eye what they are qbdut, The IrotH Is,! the self-styled Democratic prew has been the rniawf this General. * Long ago they began t» nuke him a candidate for tb© Prcsidbndy, and to ad vaxCe bids a* * politickU; they try tb malie thepeopie believe that McClellan is a martyr. Tho adnainistratlou (including the Getieral-in-Chief,) is bitterly 'assailed, and Jhe meanest motives are ascribed t* th# President-sbd Gen. HaileCk for. an act for which there is, no doubi; a sufficient justification. The L. I. Democrat has raved for several rwe&ks over thiSretnOvai.and treatsitsreaderilo'eolilmiisof wrath against^'the powert that b©” ‘because they have done their duty. GengraU hav*been displsced and aiipersfeed befor© apd the Pfmocpaf chapped (ta hands mth’clpllght; butnow whenit t%i|»f,«njfe|fK, aimed at a DeUvecrsL it fairly gnashralts teeth.. The probability is that the military autborities know what is best for (lie army arid the nation quit* as well as the Long lsland Democrat. When Fremont w a s relieved ef his command thilr same paper (the Democrat }©yerran witn joyfed com mended the act: It went fart he©' *ndr fallowed .^re- mont, a s gallant a General as ilcCleUa^and in every respect his peer, with the vilest abuse, hotdfog him up to scoiin s n i s D a t e m p t . -Ai a specimeM of itl hstrcd fer Fremont, ure refer to what the distlogdls! Bcsch said iri hit Speech ’made at t^e (ii ia Ibis village, a few evenings b.eft>re tbe He aaidt “ i hope th* adntinitXration ipiU than, Erfmaht, a, ebnrnahA vcry spen,'^?# tiy him to th* front of battle; and that then a ietyd JPtooidenc* will send a (dray bullet that will speed* Hy temopji him but ofthe way.” The speech of that maa was approved by the Democrat ia every word,' Who docs net discSver fee iittkness fe aufeh sovls, both in the dcfstaSti^tt of Fremont aod in tba latid*- tion of McClellan; tfe Major-Generals efoorcotsnfry, (Tistingeishbd for their bTavery and patrintlsth. ahd to-1 aervedjy statiding high in ihe'esiiriidtioubf theVrfeusi-. trytnenl But the one is S Dqpuhlican and tij* othar is a Democrat, and therein, is fe. f e found the rpaspp for tfe abuse of tbe oue and the praise of fee nthpr-t The General who, just now, is fee subject of, such elaborate panegyrics i* the -more uiifectunate of th* two. Let that portion of the .#%-eaU«d Democracy, Who follow Fernando Wcod,.contlnua tbeir praiao of Gen.- McClellan, apd feefc ffefe.feaU.whq venture-to criticise his military career, end before very lostg fen people will truly doubi whether the especial prbtigo tlrat^t mtsr i ^ otraraOfe *M*i . osdfetfeb^iHiiisdYifea Wmj -fra^Nvl-: L **\ “ •* €PWWT .fefe »f peeniiar sfeJaamrasn vahw to tbooe who yj#'..... lamitytfet ran felfeifi Jfefefefeb: ibiadtnfefei rlngiUssidMh, estsfefhnWMp When I drive fee! ibt’ oVw m m * , 4 ifege*-v»f law, prqi m in»to0! 'frr-fe#^fife*feifea. acntfeifely-feuied'l^-itfeliti-,- augh tn efedfife; kad- 'by -fetai &*ere:pw* fehbardfetfe Itafe; ''' aftsV tb#y'*fe6Ck'tfe* t*hts*' >1 tn J #: 1:* *V / |iBitaiyl»© ^ ty/;t#efei'' * ^ i z . , t^xitiv)|^t>aW fefer |1yn Central fertf#W * * » M - anCfrpighX.csr* -tq sfe :*(>». owes?.* aryobstacleAn (fe Way fesno: i ia tke . fr i v *r4' / i ; /w-'i » / v.'l *.% lirt waita*diVffef||ra>i^,'fe' I outfe'tfe'i?i^:fe:i»fei^ ii!by; lie stfcei’ ohr r!fetlkeiw'dld ‘ tidt to rig h i s ^ ; i d p ^ p ] ' l M f e he pedple^jfefrl^ii^fefilng ok feat *h%itot^f!.stf--qM-yri7-f ened ihmtttoj*, •Iftfeyfed ife Mfe exclufera.fe strnri© Would not havefefedVfe sfefeslt. At. tb* «nseof pa»iing the law, tfe,fey. hardship? lowfed W t i * ? against -fed Tuanel; 'and the ns living «n AttoWtic'StfeCt be-' ,e' great cdniMeratiotis presented' ^ iteain. ’ ThSSe cbritidetatib'ni so ♦fele mat(ek'feSttfe'fe(ti’feobt- did n k ^ p ^ f i ^ i 0 e c f * b t ou tbe publio zt.iarge, . i ( \ m \ fee useof dtesm power between' feadfeHifkrd. Thdrafrfefegfea^wfe in'respect TbdMifetrfe’sfeeladed;' . f( the amfemfetfe ‘ife*m powetftd.heWjiidfeiwedhihe. •* .4»« 1 .-iWefe of Bifefch cftjr; is- tbirvifci wbjrfeei and’ espi sirictlm r j t h | i ( M f e f e p l f e i l u d i o n E l y s r B j ^ C k j m f e n ; few o toi P u n ,m y ^ . wquid fetor ie f e A n » b -'asera-'fefeiNfeto -ttaD ,ho»he-p(wr«©^i« erai$ *• * s m k # , w f e i f e f e i w f e v e s s l o n g B d i s e l e s i i y « h e » c r e a - t d r a o f l i f e wsflf e n t-'W itb p o w e v m i d f e w a o t n y i t h r o w 1- h f e ' n l f e M s e p o w e r e r i t i r e l y f c i t s i h e s h a d e . ’ _____ gfe*h| fS'(#ifer»jP » .||A > Bev b*Ufe.vfefe,wUll feratdtoKfefe vrass* dMerlFtlyeabUity, M* rsf«nl gnstitu6 jprhstsfents of ehsractnr, aaid feat«m of fee American -rew “ Wr (pwa^*,J’ ■( Mt'W U isto^bib helxiuud M^Ahbott-li*.«: fepnUrrswption by the peopfe. It will be sold o©: i*j* t o f e f e f e W ' f w f e W SiiW«fefe,fet;*lMady bound fer fe# table or U- k y , -.v.,1.- V,-i.' . -v J -' ■MKfri JLNortoz.’agest JbrQeeenacocnty. is nbw; tn#thi* vifiifee, * fe W i l l e t and give; theman opportunity oriufecrlblng for thia work. H e ha* ipedmRfet^'iw fe|fevi4rt'trif>bih Will illustrate1 we tbife tltey A r e meat Jamaica GA*7HR».--«G)*S«nd«y IsutbttwceDfour and five\ feloek, tbe jnbabitantWof felt vifegn -Wei* arwised from tbeir fetot byfbeftread of seldiera,and fe! tbfee WsraqufefeaVrny ih ttoirmldst.' The53d! Misl'VbU'; bad betri chfemped for * f t y dRyi at fejenferfetoAP^, RudAtfe^tpe|nfi w.entherief- j t n p o ^ t o to r e w r i M q ^ c a t p p t f e e r e g i m e n t ‘<tah “ P . i l * H > M c b ^ th t a p l a c e , a n d fe e y w w q re * c e i V c d b y t h e in b a h i t p n t s l n t b e m o i t h o e p i t a b l e m a n n t r . < QuaMnfe wers f e o v t d e d f o r t h e m iri H e r r i t n a q ’* • t o r e , O d d F o l l o w * ' H a l l . U n i o n H a ii/S e s S io r i 'R o o iri fead Depof, -ripa ;W fefetlty of pHVatit’fe^dfecfes were ' ferpwa 'dfeni,'Ffelr■.were'.'mad©' |rfeiifpfe Werd feo)|igbf,-.qfe jarly.iia;wfe eiteptog^feul' St&6 ^iem jypp.femffefejbly.touqed; an4f fefldfewsfeL. , in as(ttmiiigfe$tfee g»e«t ma»s Oqr pUjreo*. wpfked w i f e q w i l l w i f e c f e B M . f e felU soul 'On tbeisKusd east c f ,tbe fee great; joy afe refepoit.of a jarge -number and lmngry mso- : Mre have midora seeu a finer , body of siiea togdther<*aaJthej' srpprieolated the kiadness of the citizens. > UponleaviBgiheviltageyeiter(bymOT- ;iii«g they gave 'ivifieWto of thefr jwr by thelotidest YhfeWa's -•.FAT to pay the live Job H *W}' flffenM^Tax payer© whk «w ensioos ents nnd at;lhe -*a«(e!titne'i*ve iisa uf.w.re notjfied th a t the Ctdiector, Sir. 'ipilfi'Ihe Town*Ha!i,Herri|nsn sivpnue, i, p*id.fej#i(ioj ‘taint b« to1 • As»AT-\ - - Ij/20 ,*bf •4*',-r-wra ,1(3*1 rir. ^ _ ...... jhtr 4h*W fiVer ara soxleui to ferae little had yay dp- Wekiebuhlldeat thaCollec-' ibe-itfeb'. ., D e f e M t i t t o f e d e l r ( s ; t a X e s f r o p s n y Who b a i a m ^ k A p i y t i ^ o ^ J ^ . t ^ ] v A » ffefefe:toE#mtm»MrrJihie« Ai'SpmMf, '•lidfe* f e | f e s r g e 7 ( f e V 'f e p » t . p e r C 0 jj(r'l& r 'thi bfeiw,- bettW ter.Wi Wll“* i,ccaIlfd i f politicians who give k reluctant support to their Government it the best than to lead the amits bfth* 'Compensated Emancipation.' now SLAVERY CAN, AND MAT BE ERADICATED FROM THE LAND. In this view, I recommend the adoption Cf the fol lowing resolution and article alnendatory to the Con stitution of the United States : Resolved. By the Senate and'Honse o f Representa tives of the United State* of-America in Congress as sembled, two-thirds of both Houses concurring, tliat tim following articles be proposed to the Legislatures or conventions of the several states as amendment* to th* Constitution of the United States, ail or any of . Which articles, when ratified by three-fourths of the Said Legislatures or convcntiosts, to be valid as part or part*ofthe teid Constitution—Viz.: U b io n . i ; - ' - i T&irljr-SeTO&iJi Cwurress, 1 The Seaat* and Honte of Hep>etentatiires met at (VsiUington, on MonaSy.' Decdibbfe5 Jit, *ssl -Com mepced work promptly. 1 The Pretlddjlt 'feitflmuPlca ted hiA snaiml Mc'ssigd Yoon after the prganliitife.'-i- it is hn irapqrtjaat docUmek .ud aiwayy iodfee^^Arr withinteiyst^.feFr^pt^.aypppfe $ $ $ in gnpth^r, column^,, ni j ^ ..,n[ ! The peport«oyth«.tolf«raide^arfeeo(isir.e*Ufe- exists (bra Congress and fee eouotry, and havo been »*ry ^ ._ stale .wherein slavery now exuui which shallabofwb tnesame therein at any time or generally read. Theto reports are the most iofcpertr times before Tfe 1st dayof January, in the year of ant that haveemanatcd frOmtbO-MVieraidspartraenit* 'srelLd,« t i l t e d 61duri0* bar birisry ; especially those df fe#8rarata- gmpcRiation fromjfe UnJted .States as iollows-to rie|of ^ the 4 e Z .^ > r id theFsvyJ 4 ! « The President of the United,States ahall deliver to, Congress hat irutob ahd very imfOirtaht Woffeljffori ing1 it. and unless life bi)dnfe$i’isfto%^'hyto(S|ffe»?7 _______ e of —= - for eacn wave snown ' hfcre been'therein States: said bonds crery such slate bonds o f 'thD Un»*id States, bearing it, and unless thb bt|dne$i'is,ddtoyhl' by . interest at the nt* toytlsramferara' Vallifeigh»wi, ‘i^x «Cp:,ttfe W®£ .. - .......... r r y f I*, fore the 4th o f March when thWCosgrejD willjeiqd., j Some of the moat important (xfemitjfe ^ — 1 air fe*rh> and with tba exception pf *.f*w sfefe state by in- •tninsentt. orio one parcel, at th# fetojpltitoBira >the abolishment, accordingly as tbe same snalifeva been gradual, or at one tim© withiti such state { and ibtCr- eat shall begin torUo upon any «ueh bDnddniy frcwn thb proper time of its delivery ai aforesaid, *akd After- Wrads any state having received bonds ai aforesaid, aad afterwards introducing or toleratisg slsvery there- im-sball refund to the United States the W as to re ivf© .or -the value thereof, sad ill interest fett, * © -AU slaves who shall have enjoyed actual freedwtoby tbe chancts ef the war at tny time befbre the ead p f fen rehellion, shall be forever free; but all owner* rfW fe Mho ahaU not have been diiloyal ■hall s be comp<fe*t»d for them at the same rates as ar* ry: Counted for. A r tic le —Cnngrewmay r a p r a w i n t e m o n e y , a o d o t h - ♦ r t f t o e m rovlde fb r c o t o n i f e f e feM i ( w to v e d p e r s o n ,, t i f t o o w n c o n s e n t, a t a n y ptMO fer place* w ith - M tl tile d S tste w rq providsd for sfKtC* Sdbpting abolishment ofalsve- 1: but io such a* w*y feife Up ikve shall be twice ac- feaid «ra*ararara. storrayfe tottahera aU hands Seem determined toSMfeto 4 f e } f e |^ gqxsrnmen't in its earnest efforts to bdtidowii.tlM tt* A » . ^ / T k e Prfeideat will U sufetoM in t o s f e f e pOtlby, ifefl.M 'ltocretarlea will obtain ali tlto feofe i FuAtfetrmb fefeMtollftSfe^Tbe' practical rtnkfef; northern Kahorafe, -|fea>P|8torii- ’ Mfefefefi p.tace tber© but inrtoa V fe i toto District, ra'tfeyfey#’* *to« WiU run ,«*»J ^-Sfef «•$ Ifbife freedom fc* tke jrararayraosraor detottor >■ fepg wfei,- Fetooife w f e t o f t o subsoribe re g * i a r l y f*Ul l r a - f « ^ totosHd>A#l-00^«r »Q(rtb. . i-.. -, „fi W*—r--«-vi- . , i \ 9TATS3T6X3t#.—ThS.valu»‘ian nf real and PW*pn*l ptpperiy to Afe sUte ^qfNew York for 1861 and jtfetowtoitot of tax for 1862, as fixed by’thelBoiird pf fifu f e f e lir a o f Taxes, isjuat'-pnfeskefi. •’ T feaf- gto| *toWi>to*fe'efthe sttoeto •■\'’t 'i' rri.*-v; feu-' ' ' as# »*:'•-\! H- t « WV-tM© ' «i .-iYa u*fe«>! - ■ Vaihfenev, ••■••. - ? 4L*nill»-: » h- :*m ferafenand laxdfeKJIeenifrasiilyffetfejfe Idnd o f cbeefs, arid by fftelr fiyely'ctep ps U»y jboU ’f e ' f h clr'iffe o f 'fefeto'jfor'i^ulfjtoVi' afeignOd5 to'fltoin* 'in’feCjfety o f'pw T toi^ .;‘. 9che fdlowing fro^'q.eity I’ifiiae them.,,, Afeto.JA*;Ai«., Wn tSaturday. tfe:soldier* *t the Union Course inaiiguratkd©deHr«otlve riotin«OBse: qrienra of thejir-denp-t ? s s ? j ; i s ® b ohu*etl».welit i f t f e Oottk-fetoS, nvetouto^\thfe^oiip> kettle© and tor*out the gefteiarilxttn'es of thC' ejtab1- Uaihnent; Rut for (hie hospital on the upper floor of the co«k-hou*e, tHO juiildrag itself would have beeade^ qtolbfeto Ay, t,bis (jhito; tfe rioter* ***# joined J y majufey. of;%47th,,4#}h and (jptkMaitoPbtofetoT O T W * » 9f “ 1“? fjUd carried away ererythtogo# faltw ^hiaihed thereln. it ik snbpOaudihat not let* thAn- #2 WO Worth ^ 'goo^i 'WOrt'klfefecreil ThW festSutiafs quarteri w ere visited' inr tdro; - T h e ern Os aAd fiifed feeir, . . reliplied ltttotbeir aecustoatfed ot’Ah” ' ' f - n Wnipat he© vwry^euddciijy, -fet its * icyi.efehto* aroesda© ■{Oiit^W -§1iaS^ i f e ' l t o w f e tor ft. oili! hai-^eeo .unuiuaYly itoyer© ‘. The ihermoiriltiV 'iSsfl1 tb! ’tnrtae w i f e . YtojrfWI •fijd crjryhpay trlfefebifefiffen -tfe qoiS, '\VVpfeaptf few in our raidst w^i' cgpgfeirlfeput feelfedfoofl.rrs There were s o ^ yqfioubt.. Such sndden inapt are -. «f tot Rlrfis h**tpw’a,»let kitdndWdra* De'e.*>(neun h v etrali rAtlir,,* out, II.; / - , i i i 891 i-feta'J- i- •-.^o-iuih^tlfeba-'iil ._ , ■ stoB-'f •' - '<• -ihstoTji-a f m m m : ftr 1S61 w«i4to2'j7o!.touawd'lhtt'f‘>*, I86fi 'V-ehsttisg ad iaefeera'OT*fr>48#l!<«f Atfiliv: totototraeerwllifetoaq^feralh^ ? n. » 'fit- r‘g * -.ih ’f» -it's:* I * * hWTjjjgj,' •ft 1 - - H ‘ »fe;> ___ _ _ ____ _ . .......... ... adapted to the.-wmsto *# $ebfe*hftchool»wspeyiqtent d e n t o g m A f u .l fe - (feed •*«’WferatMtoiU copy asd-lntrorduoetoe qiaper ln ywer «to0ol.< Adclrera Ae pMfeietra© J,;C,- Garri- ■< .... ( !jVl j f f.,, -, ; . , ................................. ,-V-frtTi f . . . E f f e c t , P F , :T H « D m m a s f g . TRDa,Ato*!rto,Y»r-A Bdfeilier Generai;of.Joira,.fetii' General Grant’* fer ray!in'iUiraMippb wvirar tlidt‘the’tei-ror the Fffek dent’s Prraitoriattoi iAc^Attogi^ftR'SiutirarnlRate* febhot Be rebRtoa fe.t**Nfeth/ -MafeplUritora'Are f t t t h f e l h i t f ' f t t o T H f e - t o y ’ftD’ytofe wMlK'dthers'afe'^ife^feto'^feto d fter«f^«-e iv 'cn. tfi. ivl- s'yf.n frur» - tv *-n ittira-platofei.tol'.iife V*fe m'srifliafr,. ■ ■* * t f ^ , | i l » i | f e f e l 4 : « - f e t o . ' AWl- .. ; W#' sh^refef rafl© ftnrefrth,' ofacorgla of not much ffeSfeititft F # . a: fufftife© , TghtottoKBd* qfeto.-utiw 4efS»«toe-iif- (hfev: erdi to »»d ftw© .Tfe tUfebpUerf,emi sraiSf totoqr iMmwim ttmtotpeirar aw -feewtfe-Diiitolifetfew 11 h’ rt !< I ff- ({l-{ t*p c 0>'t Ac N '»'/*>. L -.7 .A p jtw ttoh K t j m m f i m * * ' f e M P f e bra -fetfi totM aseenrawtoi ftti p ikywided feJaAtioeiuM teYfi^. Ife'sfelt-feve'tferttfep'.felifefifera fiVM UiHmitii' 8d.’Hitt tfe fe - r e r a i h ' i f b ffcvjrpiy-rr-tev.- - ;kto4to«N!tog-rf: a femfel-fe# tfe. “ “ Meera w a *rato’toraraoftihifenraAiUato t ttomtoJUftra iTf'trelYW ' tha -Dastv'iefetoxetiiei-ttol.nMmV'AW toevp is aftfe||dto4<feeH|liOTi| r rjptbot rat to* htatofc torn* i/e«c> Yfcg^fjrilAL pr#fl '99JF]Wm ^nrfwrnm w ^ ■ ^ tl. ©.f Li .sratoi || r a t t o T T raiiiB to>M t‘ ' , ' t WSPF* v fftnBIQa m W«1 eHBtoi^ra^B wemrati raw ws ' »k* * € » • r mrMir \raeratiJlfei h. i E flr a r a L ^ f F ^ *ft politkal tfeieira, witb S ^ t t p a t S L S I Q C ^ I V e a Bqren and the^tow to -Tretodent LincolnfeK ns.* war fbetween slave pen*-«na.ielraoI houses,”.: He ii for carrying it on eeferdiqfer. HI* pitnfb, wiU fe taken to\ circulate thtoYpmfpmwte^u^ I Commfewealth diiring - the ftw deys befiwe eketira B ^ O (ui-0pSTAMP*.reThere line fflfet;maki»r ‘fe*v!ft^ fen macn* work ; and various gentlemen, bufe* andchil, dren are Cnlfsted in tfe wortopf gathering? to use the proceeds for beneyoteut>urpo*fe. ..Tfe^ftDepart. ment, becpmiog-auipiclou©_*entout| Spfefaf agent* few days since ;, and, at fee potot (athrlviag westeni viilage.in this state) he fsund fifl^fe ixty thouunj stamps which fiaA heen‘tokeu!froni. cM fettors’to W sent jdYfe4£rarti«fe to Hew Y feft1 Jjfeae who fe gathered them, we e above iu«pidoa ; hut not M tho« for Whom thejfewere deigned. It j* believed that, under the. guise of using tfeiW ftp ornamental worfe tM purpqsq Wa* to. fe 90 .vatotfe»%*ome pro. ces©and offer them for yefemptioh, fe raMeU them to he-agatoused outottfe© jjfe'ftRi toraii^ife Gov- eminent could f e very. ea«ifj aWfedlei' ofe of htrn- dred|feSfe^B«|,of^arir*fe«||fe|$||I$jfeyTIlftt im m s m 8 2 M F & : ve.tigation ^ u q « t o ?fe4tofife^: /fegathereuof old. stamp* should take warainr. • '- • • - . -■ - : ;’Yf«AT ,.Kfe?'..tofec: Hfe.DdRa^Up: f t ihe at of last month, 219,000- men, for lopg and sbovt terratof torvife, have.token ffefeldifreto <b|©ftai© Upt» the lain© period over 72,000 >dfente«fW have been tent forward upder the raceo^call© and fe,«00 hue been enrolled and encamp*3.' -The aggregste «i«q 4 reaches' fe,0O0 men, fef tl^ A ^ tfeif # fte uia*. months aaweH-i* thethree-year* volunt*«f#*iDce en- Jisted .1 .tbtlWs numfer on tbe aefend or nine-mOflth*-’qfeta.' DeMrttons. not included 120,000 men, the roll* *hpw 4hat |Jfi,$OOffe!istmeiiti have heen mafe.. aSeifeftiibilldf tfe-mw! who hut eirtered tfe .navy from - thi*- 8tftte. w«fel-..fe»ke quota -.i-i nU'frb * .qtuokIW ||i^R t^^.a^|^*© |gn|^b^[^feM fe^ «*«• fewery; la elezanLFa'Q gfe: ibitfe’-jufelrfe genti and youth, Tfeifehhffobtaltorf-AtthiseiUbUA- meot I* equal 4« that pf P«ri4> yat sellsat rate* to to a a g a a a a s ^ ' ^ B ^ G odeys ^ LAfe>B««.fre fentey.itoio# the'391(t lumber hiUCd'by -tha'fefeent Ful^sfervtoHt heen re^ celved,andweConilderlt (toe fe.tfe-torai' Splendid' . way s f j*Mefc»r« wprth the price of tha.'femhfe* 'Yfe.(fefefiier Us b e f o r © « f e 0 h t a r e a f e w j t o w w _ t h a t f e f e i t a a n -bla wSrd.^-Hfev lafte W o feyiifeb t6 «*!**»© a - TsaKs-reGne copy *itoyear,AB. -Tafeffrafee* «« yfey.m ThrfefepiM'fee.yfer^f#;. ftfet'fepfe marandingtfe-€iJ4 |a .o ^ JBight copifts rara-fenk mib->aa\«Btrai;esRy'to the v-Sfevfe-m^feS'yea©** pesfoafett#! ffetoiuWiTO. vertisemeat ofthe -ftM-niflKfeaeyfe tfe IAfef good oae for —y of net' ysinir blifcit wfemwfiwid cr jftl ft fe raJftbfem ^fe^hAij)0|^ totoicb. „ i ' ' - X X M w i . 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