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Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-13
The Medical and Surgical Enstitute OF


Or. l.. j. CZAPKAY, is already secured in a position
which places it, as well its proprietor far above
the assaults of envy and professional malice In the
schools of France the highest prizes often award
ed to practitioners in this department of Medical
science, and they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position in the profession. Rcord is an ustrous ex
simple, shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age In Europe, and DR.. Czapksy has fully equalled
him in this country, as a proof of which, the Phla.
delpha College of Medicine complimented him with
Diploma, and the honorary ad eUndeDl degree. Sc.
ectng this as his field of operation, although qualified
as graduate of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary army,
for more extended labors DR.. L. j. Czapkay hat ent
his earnest attention to the cure of chronic and pri
vate diseases in which he has become so great an ex
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER In this
branch of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography published as mat
ter of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals. The Doctors Offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner of
LeidesdorG, nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
cfc Mail Steamship Company.
e2B- We ask particular attention of our readers to
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures in another
column Of this paper. se903m
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-13
FALL OF 1850.

United SOciety'S Garden Seeds.
GELECTED expressly at New Lebanon, N. Y. for
- RICE, COFFIN CO., Marysyille who offer to
purchasers this season an ely NEW STOCK.
Everybody Is aware of the RELIABILITY of Shaker
products and those desirous Of SEEDS win find
them at the store of RICE, COFFIN q CO.,
II street. MarysYille,
dec19 Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-13
New June Butter,
Received via Isthmus by every
Steamer

Old Government Java Coffee,
New Goldfish,
No l Mackerel in half bbls and kits,
California Smoked Beef,
Crauberries in kegs,
Dried Prunes and Currants,
Assorted Jellii and Jams,
Powdered Sugar in boxes
Kemps and English Pie Fruits
Winchester Eagle Soap.
Also a large assortment of FRESH 6LCDS by late
arrivals for sale by
sells LENNOX & ELNklL.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-13

AAOilOWayts P1IIs.-Female complaints-no
other medicines of the day possess the property Of re-
straning those inordnate flows incidental to the gem
tier sex, and which the sad results Of nervous de-
hlty or enfeebled constitution Thousands of fe.
males in America their existence and the actua
enjoyment of health to the use of these celebrated
edies. Their nature is so simple that they may be
taken by the most decatx female with perfect free
dom and safety. Sold by all Druggists, at 25c O!c
and 81 per box. ian1o
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-13
Paint and varnish Brushes.

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celebrated fac.
IA tory of j. j. Adams Co., Consisting of % X
and Extra Paint, Narnish and White wash brushes I
blenders, Fches, Sable and O. H. Pencils Shoe Stove
suice and Scrubbing Brushes ofsnperior quality
Now landing En- "Jno Stuart' and tPleetwinrp and
Tor saIe low by RICE, COFFIN CO.,
may ECU 30 ID street
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-13
HmvalidS
Patent SyringeS

MoREY SMITHS Reservoir. Dayidson,s Matt
NIA sons Maue's-ndispensible in every family
lyls RICE, COFFIN 4 Co
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-13
MORNING. JANUARY 13, 1861.
Sptrial 9otires.
IRS. WINSLOW.
Mrs. y. A. Allen,s zyiobnIsnmum. o,

Mrs's' A. Aliens ZyiObnIsnmum,O or
WORLDS HAIR DRESSING is essential to use with
the Hestorer' and often times in young persons will
stop the Hair from falling. 1t the best dressing for
the Hair known, rendering it soft, silky and glossy,
disposng 1t to cnrl, and remain in any desired posi-
ton Read the advertisement No other preparation
has such an array of ofconvlncing testimony. del 2w
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iJropGshs.

NOTICE.--Scaled Proposals viii be received at
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Bead Of Education
OF Grand and E!ns this city, rts fhurdsy Che 9Th Hay
next II O'Clock for NEW FURsfiURE csd tor ltE
PAIRS suC of the old furnis.Ls used again in NO
s. aud FITTING UP School No 80 M l3h according t.
plan, specifications prepared by tie Superb. -udent OF
School Buildings which be No % Crostyst The
School Officer. the 18th Ward ne right to reject any
or ell proposals. - they deem Il cent With the public good
RIcHA9D WARRESb CamutS' . On na.,,.
RICHARD G.. NCCORMfCS,t Fifteenth Ward.
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Jusuranee Companies.

NJEW-ENGLANn Mutual LIE lNsUk-
N AXCE COMPANY tpmol, Hatrall Boston si1s- A',u.
,olsied Fsd .. w 80 0ssrs nearly Two Millions loses IN ring
III yee over 10000 Dvidendf pad ~ cash; In !; year
eyApeL LIT Cash nyiiond p PER cen. Nct assets otc1
iit,ies Agattr Interesting documents couceshing Lilo
Iusuarce tTaisicd Cratic. -
join HOPPER, Agent aDi Attorney fer IL. Company,
McIopoI4n 81 Brldog no Rgosdasy Piao a., ~ Z,
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HOURAUD's POPULAR COSMETICS
Ilalisi Medicoted Soap Ceres faD, trrckes, Erpos
Pmpie sslownesa kc. Liquid Bouge denes d,sson SOD
rubbing o. eSeePt with lemon Juice. fendts Se upoos
bsr from low fogebesds az, part o. the body t4Nd
Lily White &C. Ihtas preparations II De OOLh@' itse
received the stap OF spprOo ton q the ates q me ted
ssies for the 20 aud may be relied Peey
faaoeeu Last bat not The least Is ne oegas. pegsaoa
nsneA Oriental Tor TIE Skin and Compr4lD be"ae
OF eountsneis The genuine pfeDarsiioas.gf u. fIIN
GOURAUD az found y his I'D t'.ebhtd Drqo 20 VI
Hakerg-
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Gorses, Carriage, &1c.

CARRIAGES.-MOTH& COMPANY, No. o'o
T-o,dtHv near Bond-st hand, and ronuiso
tnTns 20 order various style. o. trsi sle1s o.
Ii,4s e,rbrscpg close and cur' AIN quartz COAtfS ci
TTcIiFs CCIPES BRETTS, Ex.Iop BAROl tht-s. and
i.iSs, R0CKAWAYS. PFAErONS 30, al made ny sd
s1-shs aud arranted which they ofc q resso's''
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CBYltH OF ruE BoAKp 90 Cu.sl sSi0NEss OF PsLofs
No % South To-, New iori april e. 1891.
TO C0NTRACT ORS.--SEALED PROPOSALS.
will b. received at ts OGiceuntil u O'clock ofthe
~ d-y o. May 1851, o the REMOVAL uness sooner
y As persons anf-u the sare o. the Cth, Block
or 1i Led Pier south a., Pies Ne. North Rive d stTuc
tss being beyond the xor line defined ard recommended
by ne ounssonef. for the Pr,,ctyaton Of he shor Of
NYork nd estabhed ard by Chap.5r TO3 Of the Session
es % 1857. for further Information ana Of conEsct
anal, a he ut,e OF tho Commit orc.s, between oeld3
,..o.L By OTutl v Ire Board.
Il A NASH C,.k.
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nunsrnArE If IRnN-rrrnnr.d hxIERiS

DUO.puAIE u IEON-FTCpaftd by LLKAN,
CLsris. Doc.s1r s.Sicu-e and iHuectnr @, the tcsd
ruy Medicine This ne''y discovered isi 90 os sedi .Ie
tldsFs
FL e yb6sc1 hieFto Known; combines the competition 81
H. h6r,. and blood Jnd co.ns tba fOI IN qi stale. l.
more ff.c, ~ Is rct's thep Til5 lo.ens', or int
and ere. very rapidly ~itoi protng co'iye'e the sf'n
Ine los. Sr apps;o d.illy o. digestion ~ lura psis
In n s'osc nervous a5r.ou5, Diseases % The th.s, scro
~, ,rsr.t lr exhaustion iffo-l ~ 10 hn cf,es io i.ri
ioA. IN Le irp0v,i. ing OF TIE blood &C., aud pro
notes ,he n-,ion o Cod liver o.. Dos For rue 10 ia
EIi,de. IA Nc,,.Y0fh. GsUdrirg G0ur5 No. .; Fsi,.st
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gbautcs tor Bneilca5 Glen.
NJ sALE-h largo BONDNG-SCHOOI..-

l. OR SALE--h large BOAEDiSt-StHOO-.-
The uad.r rde1 Offer 10. safe Do property situated a.
20. Chester Chester Comfy Penn1.sg h'-etooTe trGn
d EOLMAES BCARDlNG-stl COL
trry r . -rniray aad are g. .k1 ia, .uCi on aud
t.r- ar -t thororrh sa or pr kind No rfrcn,o
been spared 90 Tfou che hrt. and slr u c . Plps
nd q f. IN every Expect tfst -. tb lni"n at e1'
lions. p.-rosot lld win s9CcWols aom 100 20 10 eloaf'
lytl te.sHeTs and s.siatal's.
Tho buiin-s surHed witt -e nd with hyd-eI, water
- bgul3acs. Isy uuou ta- ol p scgrs convenient
% b, outl d. 81 ne town an ndrd il fine
n.aulrl and tLaca .reos, OF tUDut- ysE-, growth.
Ioiu.pr n. lrst on wiz i he school stand Il another
tralt, coutinirg . acres, h hft elfnl eFc .nebe
fo the Princ = Tcac~ 40 a5o,rs which VII be sold With
tLr school PFC a-iy II desired.
There win "a old wiu ~ pror.ty a. desiat by re E1t
sa. all the DDS bsdll SOCK deks, rhLr- phloscphtsI
AID chemical lraus. and school iuutIrc 90 & ho raj
l,huc, co-a DO opened b. tho rl!ce- IN 10y short IN r.
Ncst tLs,ig- IL within o Illfa ilcm PhiLia pE VIA
which connected by 10 -aroais, with 1ogen tin' 's;
NAV siy md one thf lrstly places 20 %. state.
Fa ~ .il-Uli- will - uni bed sH4 T. ls maze .pos.n,
by tnrfraian 10 Eli x. PRICE,
No. 1,l hrsl-s,., fh.'. or
~ NsillNGrOS TOWNSEND,
We. Chester, Peas,
t.1coUt5z- 81 4. ka'la deceased.
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Glusital 9nGirnmenis

4 SUPERIOR, 7-ociag.. Po-c-goo,l IRON
worth - entirely nos, I'D llf issea IN . . b,
IL pfFITiI No ~ uoN ards, ID ioor. A. Cd tifa'
vii be- t,son In rEth1uso.
WALKER Warrruouls. Clinton Hall, A.i0r-
~ pr~r ad gs.' uesg Br.sas ~ arg s'eA % fIAo'
or SAIL and hl"f-.
DARNoREs Celebrated Improved Ogcutnng
fren, PIANOS n. IN u.e wsfraais@ 70, ys>i,
teta.c a 90 a,scser =. sPc.aid 20 a'e 10 pl'
CTuCBERING y SONS ..... ,,.,.o,
y GRAID, og.HT. N, sai TrEIcir PIANOS
CI Sore llrgr been ags. i-d 81 y s 'l'
nEPOT Of the ALEXANDEE ORGAN.
II lsr clareiss o.f3l, 3 So,' ~ p'--aF Rooms
SOL = MEDAL or HONoE e Use tni''-S' hiinD'''0h Of
raluarlre,u, ir,ramer. pssr'-d Iu 30 uHi'd s.''e'
My =, s ,.T .he i...ts,t o, I3'At' yyrrIIs
Aev. sepds-,d ropH t Ae- d, y E,. b. een
stos cdby 10 5-,Aisst efii.'t 30 z, osls ., IPa
II cAiEsANDEE OEdAS ce.str-fsd .5r 'Ac ,oiliiy
and: prec,d1n eft. ueeh4l.n - wei 2, af i.s '' 800.
P' ley ts aerst SIS 80 $780, sa $685. s255 ts
s3s irlE q e ~ i r 20 90 s sla9 10
Iupor,au Of BIs'on hccordon' 'oin' Non' sunny o.,
4 IGHTE n BRADBURYS .-.........
lNEW SCALL OyERSTEt "a BASS itSt iEI y, ~
FbETFs Ne. S,i Broomss.. v-,sy-.., ,,.
W.T. -gtryboly tys lt 2" tue fH' 5oly 's' neJ 4e
~ bo-. therefore they IIut: b. 'Ae best
IbItTOS. NFIODEONS, ALEXANDRA or
0Ays and s. aiud, u y fsicL nltr snts sL-t Music!
biu.i- o. aad oil lnds = Mus-a hcr hand a he !'"
,sst possr rsa Second lnnd Pianos o. geft balins 'i
S 20 $50 one octave r,rrrd fI0f .fnri oiAl c'''
fancy nee rOrt dsk una oyel,t lHf a5 90 FpO al
;cooel- ~ rent, and .sr allowed pl-h--l Hoi''J pay
HORACE NATIRS Agent,
30. .ssi BTs ais y, N0vrNori.
!. S,TErNWAY 4 sons GOLD, MEDAL PAT
- ENT OyERSTEtrNO GRAND I'D sUJ ARE PIANOS
AZ " eou1;dered .he .si Pianos iaHe;lsd and .' var
W-ry5os. Nos 80 ,ll 81 wsners! Broadway.
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Builoina nlateria!s.

E,OR TIE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
IL oft,e EAGLE SLATE COMPANY 1ppy a. theh lud,
eorref u Izthst end oE or to o. fuIaAH, Agel' AOS1
GodftiAndt-st., NJ y.
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Financial.
mechanics AND Ts.oERs' BANK,

MgCuaYcs' AND Ts.DERs' BANK,
No. 49, Bowery Hew.York, April l6, Ig1.
A DIVIDEND OF THREE AND ONE-IiAI4F
a l PER CENT The Capital stOss Of this Bank has
been osrcJ payable ard after the Isl o. BIAS next The
Transfer Books Wal b. osea W the goth us, 70 May By
order. GEO. W. YOU'LL, Cashier
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annnal Meeting
IN ofths Stockholdes Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANl o. NEwJEesEN the Election Of Directors for tho
ensuing ycsl. Will e held their Office at Ezabebfo't, "
MONDAY the ta Gay Of May mkt between the pur Of IL
O'Clock and o'oiots p M The irtnsi,r Books VIZ be
closed 20 days previous to Toe day OF elsc,ion.
Flilabetlipor, Aprils 1861. SAMUEL KNOX, Sec.
OrplCz OF THs GREAT WgsrEsN RR. Go. 1881
S2B~GFGEtD, Ill april 10 | g.
NOTICE g hereby giten that the Annual Meet
IL ing Of the stOckhode Of the Gteas Western Rsroad
Company 1899 VIII be he'd OF he on 3 Of tie Company
Springfield icois the es,ohd tn RjDAY of MAY next
election % three directors and te transaction
such other bushes, may be Dcressary.
w. h CORNsAN, Secretary.
Ngw.YoRx HHRLEa RR Co, TEEAsuEsa'. OPTCs,
Cor. 4rHAy. 26TH.sT, E'w YORK, April -, 1901
INTEREST COUPONS Of the FIRST MORT
n GAGE BONDS and BONDS e 1867, win Be paid end
after May I, at the TrsSsurers Ones.
W. r. EMERSON, Treasurer.
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Board ano Rooms.


A TEACHER residing in q very healthy locality,
~ can s-co ,d,te two little Girls with BOARD and IJl-
TION In the Eaqh brarChss Music French Drawing Fin
iu &C Instracion also In sewing Eycy would be 'n
10 ,hrr moral anu religions ,rsung TeTms 900 per yea
Address L. D. TribUae OMce.
BOARD on BROOKLYN NIGHTS for the Sum
ID ri.r-Plcasrn Front ROOMS ir and second floor
are now vacant % Nos @ ard % COlUmbt The Location
one OF tic 11d desirue in the city Trsnsent bolrden 70
ceiSed Thee miuutes on Fultca Ferry
BOARD WANTED-ln tbs city ~ vicinity, IN
Id Tca~hsrs family Seminary ~ Gent san 10 wishes
10 study II needed be would also d in iesBg hutir and
the ncis bf.uches Addfs, CORY, Box Ne To-, Tribune
Ofoe.
GENTLEMEN with their WIVES and single
" GENTLEMEN can have neat plelSaut RUOas furnished
or unfruishe1 With good BOARD or without bofrd IN Am
y consisting Of widow lady and her two daughters o. NO zS
East Broadway, cor Clnton-s
yNANTED-A ROOM and bedroom, with
w BOARD Lady in private family where no ether
bnsrders The beet o. reference given a-Eeuied
Address 7. ". ~, Tribune OhccE
NTANrED--BOARDf oT young lady, IN BROOK
w yn in Protestant private iuy, where there are no
other boalGers sid where ahe have az te Gla
home gyeu and required Add,ss Box nc 5s'
Negiofk POst-Oire.
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Rcd ess!dlc for EGIt.

AT ORANGE, n, J.-COUNIRl SEAl 9! = 10
~ q acres n.,r ths dspo fft cla improve Yen tg
slenty Of fruif ruIe f3g Eptug water boz Ani coils
t6roash the ba ding Apply 70 h. fNtIph co. ls 81
I1OR SALE. Or Excl %NGE for b1use in
L Broosiyn q Now.Yod ueeati Gohie Coii' 40 I'VE
,ots ~ -o 4. arr01uf NestshH .rr County ~ minutes
- g-,i,, denot Hau Eailcs1. Hose" s.5 y"u1d N
pe,c order NUT shrl' bry spl atd yie~ - ~ soh
srS surrounding coapLs Ten Ir-lHtS via H0- -4-'e'
pot. Plan. N1k aolL dspo. 70 re ipl -, =. I'D -
- SMITH GODDARD, No. . ttuir,'iE
NOR SALE.-IeautsG,iy situated, 60 The Pas'a'c
u River Coi,ar. IIOt 81 and e. sros &C GKltNnfplceu
a. if IND ornamental TEsoa; - minute. 'o9 rev" ON ~
n. Y and Erir Railroad and GlnutfS YAK nom It,sAS;
BTiesc DEPOT Apply o ID PYE No. 0i 1hhv Ne. N"l-.
nor SALE or 20 LEI in BlsOOkLiN ttate
4 Wiia1sburshl segr,Eal RicS and FTllu HOUSES,
ItiIy natcd 4t.istz No AID
gh ,a z. very low lris ho v LOTS :or ssle !ca'9
Apply 10 CHAS, FOWLER, corner ga and 3d-s,1.
arrange, n. J.-C0uatiy Seats, Village Resi-
~ Isnrss EsEu.l, and Wa ste s-cu, variety, Within
hour % Cousl1tst, "a el lpd ~ very low by Hg.RY
y RLACE rs Eli NO. % iVfisa T.. Novel Or 70 N
No ~ 1a'lst. Oar g. ! to' pm.
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DOAD WAGONS.

DOAD WAGONS. ~.
a ERTyysTER Co Nos 81 GD2 =: hIooice-, Gointf o.
~t,t are receive orders Tor their superior
sISssble al any period during the coming seaos ~
- which have given their "off the hsusa
.nnato Io dursbi iy and elegsnee they "oua aitee
p.,na 20 their Improved Side BI" rCudsinT t! h4
snprr6r all Others in strength sna rlds't
hb making Rosd Wagons special feature OF trI Dur
- thew you'd also invite ofdefG oE every Hs'c Vi
Csnis.ps for town aud country
yV,pOTTING STALLION "JUPlrEk," winner
Of the rs. prem Jun o, the great Nsiioasl lore 100
soirS6eiJ Mass last September, WI s'"nn NJ
LtFF & CROCHERONS corner o. iA''"'' @
At GO. payable In advance. ----------
WAGONS fit for EVERY BUSINESS purpose,
w such 8. GrOc.rs. Bakers Min feed ara ,a IA
;., g., sny Mind q business, 70 carry sly h-i %
n, "a III. mace as favorable a. any tla can ps lo''
x aies sot here warranted t. be % LspGssn,S2 ~
,oge secoud.hsnd Wagons. in good oEdT, ~ if'
TORY s9dst between Broadway and etA'a,'
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CO farmers an6 eotbSss.

ELOWERS, PLANTS, Ac.-WIiLIhM FIrX-
u PATRICK Fo!i,, cor s9I st. add brJadN1v.-GATdes
lid ou' cod mold end furnished sud oil sorts plant,
Tor sale Osj.uf tlkrn 20 l' by contract h the usual
os~n. h.s assortment q STANDARD Roses - standard Peas
on Pear stools.
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amnsemeuts,
inns AMERICAN MUSEUM
SATURDAY. april %, 1861

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID SATURDAY. phil %, 1851
GRAND FAMILY HOLlDA y,
TWO SPLENDID PERFORMANCES, - l,.L
AFTERNOON a o'clock, EVENING. at - atsse4 o. ""l'
TIE SPLENDiJ NEW DRAMA CAFIloLhi
Or Tax HERRss TIE HIDDEN HOUSE
will be performed, thus afordng 49,, ,D,r, ccryoorc
LADIES CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND SCHOoLS
opportunity to this elegant and ehste ne
Those who would their Sorrows In innocent Htn OF give
vont 70 laughter and fln, ~ ,.,,, mo okr III
Yo ran see T. ises aud Children and return home before
uishtfsl, Snd at the Same see ,,->,,,,,, -, 40
raised the by order OF General Washington a. The
EVACUATION BY T6E BRITISH TROOPS,
on the 25th Of Nov, IiG3 Also, the celebrated
HERR DRlESBACH, THE LION-FAMER.
With OLD ADAMS'S CALIFORNIA MENAGERlE
OF LIVING BEARS ofyaiio ls kinds, which he
PERFORMS IN TIE MOST AMUSING MANNER
PsTsouatinr An OLp MAID MtTsoS SOLDIER, PATRIOT g.
THE GREAT GRIZILl MAMMOTH BEAR SAISON
THE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA LION
THE CELEBRATED SWISS BEARDED LADY
Miss y. REED. the LlLlPUTlAN QUEEN,
THE REMARKAB BILE ALBINO FAMILY,
THE CURIOUS AND AMUSING WHAT Is
THE WONDERFUL LIVING HAPPY FAMILY
TIE DEN OF LIVING MONSTER sNAktS,
Miss DhMRON. n0UBLE-NOCED NOJALlSlI
ThE LIVING SEA- $50 600 Curiosiies, &c
Admiration % cents CEidreu under TO- 10 cents
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CLARK's Patent Indelible Pencil. Marking Inks
ara ncoGy Thl. Pencil p@ysnts vi, sciensne
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Cysr.,L DEr,i -gI<Nr MyrRoro n ~ PoleE,
lrr -. 1901.
AT ueetiug of Il = BOARD held ElIiS DAY it
~
T.,rE That notice be 20 90 an For"ssinE and E1pfeF,
1oup,ls that m urher uIlee ihe Board ct Police vii -
tl l lru ou OF ir asd for oLsr .f-.e unless 81
creed 10 Tie Governor goalis,y asjutaat General
thereof
F.,lri TIA. the s Pc be dire Sri 20 soise ell
rlu1ton. d Ssr prov iors aud c0thn. sud boots and
ta1- r aG.rs intended lay point south - SusqushsnpA
Tty,- s,.IfHs a. tf-agd 'ay,Tuu4eri
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I BtrFF.LO AND NETWORK CITY RAILROAD 81
the sal, nc foreclosure Fir. MonC2ar, gYo notice
they purchasing % Bond. and DE seled Coupons
,.clred BY the mortgage, u e Office No l. FINEST IN the
CITY Of Npa-iork.
Holder, OF Bonds with a 's ms'urs1 apon, attached
their orfion g. % caz scr bond
Of lie Rs Company Tor 20 per cent = tie pr vaUc
q the pIrt, srcl.cd ~ inOItsas ofts property pur
rhs.rd
Tie Bonlholie requested present scr Boz Is and
Coupon r.ileluir'y he r-1u % take BCds VIII expire
tic -Ok May. d DIZZY ;. GAEIoR1,
T. c. BANCRO II DAE s.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-20
Rebellion in Greene County-An-
dy Johnson's Home.

Blood has been spilled inGreeno county
the home Of Andy johnson. The Lime oln
ties have becndrilling companies under the
Stars aud Stripes of The United States, aud
threatening death to the Southern Rights
men. Among thelead of these rebellion
lists was Capt David Fry. Anordyr was
issued for his arrest t--and detachment Of
Capt. JOS. Fry's company, stationed at
Midway, under his command, went to mako
the arrest.
The Greene County Lipcolhiics ccnnived
ut Dave Fry's escape. Capt Jas Fry ar
rested several men implicated in tho escape
OF Lincolnite namesake, aud il Is suppos
still has them in custody. In retaliation,
a party Of near fifty Liucolnites attacked
a force of twelve OF fifteen Copiederates
soldiers, stationed at Cedar Greek, killing
one of them, named james Henegar, after
which they retreated 10 the bushes, and
after firing several rounds, escaped. This
is the leg innate fruit OF Andy Johnson'e
treason. 1t is time his conductors il East
Tennessee we're brought to justice, K1os
Reg. 10th
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-20
Claims for Pillages Of the En-
emV asf


For the information of the people of
Virginia and Of other portions of the Cou-
federate States, who have suffered by the
abduction of their slaves by the enemy, or
the waste or destruction OF their property
BY them, we have been at pains to ascertain
tue mode Of taking testimony Of the fact
and extept Of such losses, which is to DO
placed ON file in the State Department. for
the future deposition by the Government
of the claims they may present. -ee},ei
The testimony is to be taken by deposi.
tion or by oral proofs reduced to writing,
before any of the following officers quali-
fed to administer oaths, viz: any Judge of
the Confederate States, or Commissioner Of
any court thereof; or any Notary Public;
or, in case Of their being no such officers
in the county or corporation where the pro-
ceedings are instituted, then before any
Justice of the Race or Alderman. The
affidavit Of she party himself of the fact
Of ownership, and of loss or damages is un.
der all circumstances necessary Rich-
naond Eramiaer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-20

RETALIATION UPON THE YANKEE PRs-
oNERs.-The obligations of secrecy have
been removed from bill passed by Con .
gress, under authority of which the Exec
utive will proceed to nfiict retaliation up-
on the persons of the Yankee prisoners
in our hands, ''in such numbers as he
may deem expedient,' for the inhumani
treatment of our prisoners of war in New.
York. The Act of congress, which has
given the President authority for retalia,
tion in such measure and kind as may
seem to him proper and just, recites the
fact, by way of preamble, and in viudica
tion of its objects, that "the Goverpment
of the United States has placed iu irons,
and lodged in dungeons, citizens of the
Confederate States, acting under the au-
thority of letters of rnarque, issued in ac
cordance with the laws of the Confederate
States, by the President thereof, and have
otherwise maltreated the same, and have
seized and confined sundry other citizens
Of the said Confederate States, in violation
of all principles of humane and civilized
warfare. Richmond Examiner.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-20
The Traitor, Horace Maynard

The Knoxville Register, of the 4th
inst, says:
A distinguished southern gentleman
and his son returned few days since from
a visit of several months through the
Northern States. One of the party heard
a speech delivered by Maynard, which for
its atrocity is unparalleled. We fully in.
dorse the gentleman for truthfulness, as
we have known him for several years.
This atrocious miscreant said-"We, the
Union people of East Tennessee, win burn
every house, village aud city, and kill ev.
cry woman and child within her borders
but what we will maintain her loyalty to
the Union" These murderous senti-
ments, however, will create no sensation
in the breasts of the "conciiators In
two months from this time we doubt moi
that Maynard will walk the streets Of
Knoxville with the highest magnates ID
the land. We unhesitatingly say thai
any person who will shoot this monster
after uttering such sentiments as he has
will deserve a monument as ennebling as
the one which will yet be erected in honor
Of Jackson for killing Ellsworth.