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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21
Fron LouISville.

1OUuvILL1, June ~.
The Memphis BulyStin ofthe 10th, announces
semi.olieially that no moro twelve months volun-
tssrs will be received. Troops must enlist for the
Way.
Il learns that 500 musksts ware shipped hX the
redssal government for the Upioa men Of Weak
u Co., Tenn, whieh.by accident vsre sent from
Paducah to Union City, and fell into the hands Of
the Soatherners there.
The troops at Memphis weee mseh IN need OF
oxuA-Whele companies are unar0ed.
Tnc ss..,v vss.s i.s inst OOuSnefn
Kentucky will son secede, and Pillow wlli then
move to support them.
Il states that il Mnnroe County, ,Arkansas, nsar
Helena several negroes were arrested lately for On
sttempt at insurrsction. On Tuesday last. three
vere arrested latsly for IN attempted insareetion
and three were hung. According TO their plotall
the white males wsre 70 b murdered, bat their
females and children we're to b. spared.
The Austin, Texas Gaseess, has been informed OF
: seeret Union organization that has been formed
in that State. It seems there are few Johns0ns,
Ethridess aah Hicks in Texas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

HAN0ING S1CHegION lNCHNDIARY.
TIE eitissns of Lake station. % the Dixon Air
Line Railroad. have sammsry way Of Jeal-
lag With traitors and insssdississ. About
oseissk On the morn'ag Of Friday. the 7sh Of
Juus. three grain warshsasss IL that place.
owned respectively BY Bsyes I Banp. spssld.
ing ! Co., Lake = Blsekmsn and 4. 7. Mur-
ply 1 Sea vsrs distroysd By fire. With their
contents. Suspicion was fastened upon man
named J. .. Burke. Who had openly expessssd
syapathy With The Sssssionisss. and dstss.
tive wss put spoa HE tsask Who ssssssdsd in
getting the rascal 70 asknovlsdss the bsenise
Of The warehouses and other acts near akin 70
murder. He wss arrested % Tassday last
asd held to bail, bat the excited citizens took
him iron the oaissscapd carried him through
The strssts, and into large brick building
abeat tvo huadrsd lsss nerts of The railroad
trask. and carried hin iatc ths third story He
wss bound lest, . rope atsashsd firmly 70 .
bsaa which va lied about he neek aad thsa
~ usfortansts wretch wss pushed through
Ne window. Il vas !" short shrilt and sars
cord The vrstshsd man iallisy 10 feet. vas
iasGaatly killed. the rssk beng dislssssed By
the shosk. A few strusgles and sll vss over,
aud the eseited crowd beneath leoksd sp, ave
sesssk. q Ne work u tAsls eva Aasds.
6srke vss, = 80 eiaN ;. real9eat q this
sssaty, asd - saoaOed h pslAiae ~ asd
ssrstehing w,ss lsnsss WITH passat = ovnsd'
He vae absst slxty yesss old M
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21
THOMAS POWELL,D,
DRUo ! FAMILY MeDlClnR STOnR
-LA3uE
IAHO = YsS - @&

-
AO......... .6RADY 6z1E17. ......... 20
r1AvMG ADOPTED THE CASH sYsTEM
III Of buying and sslliag gOods, am pgsIArsd
70 Offer at very Tow Pn1Cu1, % which Irsopectful-
" asll attsntioa Is the puhlis. In sddition tony
we'll selected stock Of
Dr1gh llsdistnsab Teilst oeeds, sts.
I would solicit your sttsnaoa 70 anew arrival o
goods BY expeess-
BAZIN'H AMANDME, "
PARMA COLOGNE, (snsT DRAxDs,)
LUBIN'S EXTRACT (xsw PmyuNEHY,)
BENZINE,
Toilet Soaps, Amssieaa, French and English
with : full assortment Of T1nfz, HAZE 0L0THs HAT
AND NAIL B1UsH1s.
AIeoa lew eases tA
DARk OTARD D1ANDYs m M
PALE HENNEo8Y BRANDY,
W80oTER mADD01As
FONT WINE,
RAAE SHE RRYs
Which win - sold exclusively for medical psr-
poses. M
Ahsooo Havana 0400IO
Choice Brssds, direct from the importer.
THOs P0WsJlp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

sAa*
NDw Yong, Juns -.
FLoun.-Hsrhst less astivs and not 6rn.-
S4s0@410 6upse 6nte ~. .70o g Extn STATE
el6e0l.5 Supse Western 44.st@t:eo Common
. medium Extra Western $5.26@S IS ShiV9ing
Brands extra b. II. O.
WuBAF.-Masket less active and l01e lower
Sl.S30l. 40 White wsstesn elS90l1s 1ilwau-
kee Club. .. ss..,s., ssssl
RYD.-Quist, oeDsoA ~
BARLsY.-U11l, B6We2e.
CoRu.-Market 6rmer with very limited sup-
ply y.z9@4sc New Mixed Western So Old do. ~
OArs:--1srkst quiet. ss@s7 Western and
State.
PosK Dali, ,slt.s7@ls.4o prime.
B8xD-Duu.
Cur NDALs-Unchanged.
LA8D-Quiee.
WuisKY.
New York Seeok Market.
NEW Yonx, Juas 20.
Stocks lower.
No "a 4Q1< T~un ga 1kA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

Lost.

nN BRADY OR SECOND STREET \
black, silk Cloak, nearly lnished. The
isdsr viii bs suitably rewarded BY leaving II q
D. p. Whites Store, Second street, opposite the
State Bank. Uns1A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

PsRsosAr. - Capt. Dsrmody, the
efficient Supsrintsadsat Of the 0as Company.
LEFT last evening ies Ciasiaasai. vhsss he vtn
sojourn tes lev days. Dssing bic sessses
orders for gas cad ssAse bsslnsss win b ~
tended e by The PreaiAsaA Geo. L Daysepest.
Eeo gAH tt@ t@ FfA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

To TIE 0AxHrrn.-Through mistake
that "eall" was let ct q oas ssluons yestee
day morning. Il win Be Soaad there to-day
- large ~ life and ready 70 receive the re-
spssts Of sur nsighbor. Let % here add, also.
that Il hsp q 20 time bssn lslt oat Win the
istentioa Of suspsndiug its publication. We
make this sestsasst 20 relieve the niads d
oufeeotemporery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

FsoH PALHYRA.-A gentleman who
arrived in town yesterday. % The steamer
ussthsrnsr, reports that the secession element
y still In sssthipg -eeaditiea that way. He
ssys that imnsdisslly altsr the arrival Of our
.hoys thAra . so@pa.y ef ssssssae.iss., sSe~s
two hundred sad 6fty sesesg. net at place
north Of Palmyra. and Axsd upon dstarmina-
tion to 90 down to the camp and rout the col.
disrs. Thsy proceeded On their srssad. and
vhsn within . short distance, we're met BY .
delegation Of Palmyrisns. Who iaformsd them
that their services y ere net needed that thu
troops we're attending 70 their own bsainssa.
sad we're psrfsstly psaesabla The attssk va
not mads. The gsntlsmaa is Of the opinion
that there may b. troabls there yet Of . -
rious chasaetss.
He comes 70 this plsss TO Try and trade his-
soun property for home hsrssboats. We
presume shsrs srs Thousands ef nieseurians
Who would Be glad 70 do the came thing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

Fl. RAxlnup-lt y anpounssl that
II. Raoalg =, he sdites a Dsv Dmsebvss
Of this sl( - bsss sppsiaes6 Adjatsnt o.
Hseksr's ea0e Rsginsat. HAis thoroegh
soldisr. A. ssdsrstaads ths dpAiss Of he ollss
te peefeeo1oo. 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

PAr.--Ws - glad to hsas shat the
Iowa voluatssn ere abeut 70 ssssivs psy IT.
their military ssrvisss. They viii issl sll
right sgaia With lieals leoss change abost
thon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

BooxvaLz.-1hs, BoSuvals6eht does
mot turn - % b = bloedy ssdsst reported.
eheugh Il = ssw suss that tAs rsbsl troeps
we're ssysrsly shastissd and ~ the Asld In
disguss-vssssbsy. Tssy hsd uos usssse -
turn 20 it,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

SILK Carr FoUnD. .-Found q Bso1y
street yssssr6sy eflsassa, : 49, - ssps or
mantle. The ewsss saa olsaap ~ came BY
calling q THE edlss. proving property and
paying for this notSss.
June 9l-dtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21
NIGHT DIDPATCHED.
F4om Washtngt0n.
WASHINGTON, June 70.


Especial to the Postj
A gsntlsmap from Arlington says Bseuregard
i advancing upon the Potomac. Everything looki
like hot wsFk before tomorrow night.
A reign Of terror pesvails in the lower part ot
Prince Williams county.
Court Aonse. A ASht 10 sxpsctsa tonight.
The 6,h New York regiment, with battery
forms the advance.
The Connseticut troops ass 1t Or near Vienna
Our force in that nsighboshood number 5000, ~
elusive Of reinforcsmsnts sent to-day suficient to
hold tho position against any attack. Tclsgrspk
wires connect with headquarters here.
The rsgalars from Chsmbsrsburg arrived lest
night, ana have crossed the Potomac
The Government has sent 900 improved mus.
ksts to Gov. Curtin Of Psnnsylvaais. and $500
70 Gsv. Kirkwood.
Especial 10 the Comnercial.l
WARRINGTON, June 20.
The steamer Alliance has just returned from
cruizs on the Potomac. Lieut.. Aig0tt, com
msnder. reports he captured IL rebel vessels
on the river, which were endsavonnR 70 cup
ply tho enemy with provisions. He dealt
summarialy with them. burning two. sinking
four and bringing the remainder here g prizes
He also discovered that the rebels are again
q work on The batteries st Aequia Creek.
At noon to-day ths picket guards Of ths
Federal forces and Of the enemy. we're in sigh'
Of esch other and near Fairfax Court House
The first end principal patent Of the Aorss
Telegraph expired at noon to-day.
Il has bssn intimAtsd BY the Presidant him
sell that ne will assure Ahe. senaAsy ~. his
mefsage OF spsedy tes0is~tiss - shs 80.
That b will declare his own purpose OF &C
complishing this by the most energetic meas
ures. appealing 70 Congress and the country
for support in bis policy.
Especial to the Post.l
The rebels in the Maryland Legislators u
pect TO pses IN amnesty act, In order to cover
up the crimes Of the ruffisns who fred on the
Massachusetts, troops and burned the Railroad
bridges.
The Baltimore Sen endeAvors 70 encourage
the rebels by representing that the North u
sick Of the war.
Gen. Scott 10 in better health than hs has
enjoyed for long time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

FInH ParMT1ua.-Merohasts and 9TH
sss desiring asaaay ssssatsd - ~ssk. shssld
haad h thels ss6sSA NJ. Basditt 10 prepared
- ssit ehs tasts = every oas in that line.
There 70 70 doubs q L. vhstsvsr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

We pahlish communicatios iron
ns. n. n. Moore. 10 aasthss plsss. r6spessisg
the sassss question. 4 y The ArsG aud Last
~ shall have te say about e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

LOOK OUT for the dog slaysrs. Mac
is svsspssg ~ dsos - ~ ~ dsssa. The ~
poua 1isgs esdiaasss has bsea rspsslsd. aad
Ill sash dog - ass foaad absss wisAsat cheek
and Gassla vill - vssy spe y = saQhseed
aaoug the nissing. Ws hsas 500 lan3t tsssI
With Nee bsessss - a1aiais>ses bet pm bet
W advise hin . pssssvsss = thas sshsel 81
nsdislss. h = A1gsly sGse>lra ~ uiu
rid seamvniAy * naay iatelesatle apleaeeea
Mas 3ssssvss ~ pssise q ~ pahls osssss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

Rn,eo.a IDAmv a 3Asrrr-0eneleaee ~ 30.
- a veur - e - looh snA loth iaDes.
~ nesssraDhe. headsd rsspssefvsly. |. a ssd
Cses' ~ "Tbe Osuess Cuve." vhiek ere cal.
e~aefed 3 do mueh ipiury. $ esossst q their
eea1eieins eereral ellcs1aeenlen1e Vhaeh I beg
p. nhertv 81 vour eolunss g eecrese. Il do.
;sssssneie: !: "a. "a 1ecbt. - ~ 1ef,eo1e' vere
seoeiv4d s. von in sood faith. vee have ~.
~ sessoa q sslsivs thev vsrs . eolore1 with
- rlterier desirn. Thc iaete a tie esse are
8 isjIovs:
In ~ 1ootbs Of Aueust and septeobsr.
lo00. Ue. Hvsgs ~ Vseste6 81 DUa fsuaiais
. Adler of this city. lss cancer. By . process
elosjee 20 the oae nov bslse ussd and by
then prosoupeed csvsd Jps lev mosths,
heveyer. the sers essumed I'll its former maIig.
nitY ; bot vs. negleetsd By NJ. Myers Up 70
tAs StA Il June. Daring this Interval, hs be-
-z-.-A>a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

tn. rouRsa.-In ether towns through
ths State. " nstiss thse the people have made
The rsqsisies preparations for . full seewa
celebrates % the coming Feusth. There Aas
bssa sesAiag - y Dassspsss ~. tlas vs
knew ef. cd us srs siraid th~s vill b neth.
Ing. sals~ ssashody Starts IN eoss. What
has bsssas = ~ tAas pstsisaasa vhish vss
hasssisg ~ ssstsaeees,y ; Nv dayp aso
Il b high Aos asos sf u was % ~ asvs.
Whe spsaesf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

Coon MusIc.-Ths Philharuonics are
preparing some sxssllsat mssis ios ~ straw
bsssy festival o Mosdsy sigAk Bsesss g
and hsas \ vitheat lhil.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21
10 Let.

vuyHE BRICK HOUSE CORNER OF PERRY
j and Sixth streets, with Stable, etc. Appay
70 JOHN L. COFFIN.
May 31-U
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

-, Ou1opMATzI, Jane 30.
Z Gen. MeClsllan anA his stall isft Ci1einnAta
this unosning - take comnaad Il Ne amy -
Weesesn vlIgi1is. ,sfs ss.4 III F
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

]. q. BmOREY,
r OG PUMP MAKER.--OFTICE, OPPOSITE
IL Post Once, Daveapost, lows.
myQ dkWtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

A. r. 4 ID. KELLY,
HACKERS or BEEF AND PORK, AND
t Shippers Of Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
ian l0-Evd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

AUSTIN CORsIM. GDO.s. o. DOW. 81. DnoWn
CORDnN, DOW = D8OWN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT Law
~ and NotaFies Public.
3. q. BnOwN, United States Commissionsf.
O1ylop-At laoklot 4 Cosbin's Exohange Of
doe, Davenport, lows. marS-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

Ylnnlng, stsan : Gas Pitting sAsp
NO i BRADY sTsxtr, WHERE oAH BR
= isuna Oheeaelieses fce3a1ls - ~ h1As =
e. Yi11mcs. WI a61 0stGn H1nPt 90
1sivsass~1 81 sl1115 erDs1o WA, ID oi1
S - Ii14inaA Old Hixtuz0 sleaaed, eiths
= en- = Dssasss IAQps slseaaa 80 slaasd. =
esea esostn0tUk1S
RODH ~ Il lRD.
4@lo8oA1q OnuAYss - s@r
go. wyuxa ANQcQIlGgHs, Irc,
~ tAs plsss. B'aty sess'e = des sAsvs
s. kSo.ohl - asa ssDouu. ROW =, AZ q!
= ',' - ssss4.ssssysf ia III sszzzx. M ~ = .ssss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

Hos W8ATnsas-The heated term
hes fairly ~ II. Ysssssdeg - elae~ ssGo
eating. Thssnsastse ssaess "hiehss nor :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

The oITY.

VIZ undssstssd that Mstsn proposes
giving plesls q ~ BesSth = ~ vesass
grounds q Tie hesd Of 0ainss street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

\. D. COu0DON. W1. HALL
OON0 DON q HALL,
TTORNEYS AND OOUNSRLORS AT Law,
~ and Notasiss Pubiie. OAics, North-wsst
orner Of Brady and Second stsssta, up-stsirs-.
ntrancs on Brady street. july 9s-dtf
The national Republican., 1861-03-21
THE NEW UNION PARTY.

The name of the Democratic party having
been ridden to death, the riders have saddled
a fresh horse, to be called the Union party.
They select their names by the rule of con.
traries. Their Democratic party was led by
oligarchs, and their Union party is led by nul.
lifers.
The formal announcement was made in last
evenings States and Union, in the following
style:
1T is on the floor of the Senate that the
true position of parties is best to be seen. On
the one hand, all the bygone Democratic
members shoulder to shoulder, as opposed to
one solid phalanx of Republicans on the other.
1t has resolved indeed, into party Of Union
or disunon but not by the bursting of party
lines. AS far as can be seen, party lines re.
main the same. There the old Democratic
party, once more united, with Breckinridge,
and Hunter, and Douglas, and Mason, and
johnson, and Cingman, salisbury, Nicholson,
and the rest, hand in hand, may be seen advo.
eating Cnion and peace, against black column
OF cold'bIoodcd and relentless demagogues,
scheming only tor iraterna strife, into which
not one Of them has the courage to engage,
and whose only reward real or imaginary, from
the conflict, which, for personal use, they
would bring on their country, by any posi-.
The national Republican., 1861-03-21
RETURNING REASON.

The extracts which We publish to-day from
letter written to his constituents, by Mr. BE.
gar, II member of the Virginia Legislature from
Norfolk, indicate a view of pending questions,
similar to that taken by Mr.. Brent, OF Alexan'
dria, from whose recent speech we published
extracts.on Monday. 1t is a view which has
already been taken by many other Union men
in the border States, and will be by all Of
them, when they recover from the effects Of
the false line of tactics upon which they were
thrown by the propositions of Mr.. Crittenden
in the Senate.
Instead Of playing into the hands of the
Democratic disuniouists, by joining them in
the demand for unattainable amendments of
the Constitution in respect to the Territories,
as being essential to Southern interests, Messrs.
Brent and Segar take the true ground, that
the character of all the Territories is such, that
slavery will not go into them under any cir.
cumstances, and especially while there is such
q vast body Of unoccupied lands in the slave
States adapted to slave labor. They maintain
that the Territorial question is therefore mere
abstraction. The Union men should have
taken that position in the first place, instead
of seconding the Democrats all winter, in an
agitation which could have no practical result
except to foment disunion.
The national Republican., 1861-03-21
THE LATEST NEWS!
mar l8-6nl

lust received, direct from the man ufac !urers,
y the most varied and complete assortment Of
Gentlemen's, Ladies', and Children's Boots;
Shoes, &C., we offered in this city.
Many Of the above goods cannot be surpassed
anywhere for durability, style, and neatness. We
will always keep the following makes Of shoes:
B. Russell's, Baltimore, Md, Gents work
Levi, Perry, & Co.'s Baltimore, Md, Ladies'
work
Dickermon, Stratton, and Molineaux's, Philadel-
phia, Ladies, Misses, aud Children's work.
1t is impossible for you to get better wearing
or fitting goods by leaving your measures and
having them made to order
We have several cases of Ladies and Misses
cheaper than we ever offered before:
42O pairs Ladies' Morocco Sewed Boots, $l.25
42O do do Enen-lined Heel Slippers, 75c.
320 do Misses Sewed Heel Morocco Boots,
s74 cents
AGO do Mems Lined and Bound Shoes, rs cents
Me g and Boys Hats and Caps in great variety.
We cordially invite all those who are in search
of goo IS in our line to give US an early CALL and
examine our stock and rices. 1t is a pleasure
for US to show goods; it does not incur any OBJ
legation to buy.
WINDSOR BROTHER,
359 Seventh St., bt. & Northe. n Market.
mar l9-lm
The national Republican., 1861-03-21
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE.
Wedaesdau Mlrch 20, 1861.

VeuNeSuuy, 4uHCH ~, lOOl.
Mr.. Hale offered q resolution, which he de.
sired should lie over, that the Senate will ad.
journ on Saturday next, at one o'clock, with
out day.
The resolution of Mr.. Douglas coming up for
consideration, calling for information in rela.
ton to the forts, &c,
Mr.. Bayard expressed his views, saying the
crisis which he had long anticipated had now
eliminated. Seven States have Withdrawn
from the Union. He intended to offer prop
osition giving the President the power, by and
with the advice aud consent Of the Senate, TO
enter into q treaty with the Confederate States,
recognising their independence, and thus iNoid
the other alternative, namely, civil war.
He proceeded to explain the elementary
principles Of government, and to define the re.
lations between the States and the Federal
Government. Secession was not among the
reserved powers of the States-it was revolu.
ton, but revoluton-a breach of compact ON
the part of seeding States; and being breach
of com pact, and against the will of the Federal
Government is actual revolution, but n revolu.
ton inaugurated by the people collectively; and
in this connection he said the will Of ma Jrity
was considered the will of the whole. lnsur.
rection aud violence in State may be put
down by law, but you cannot meet the collective
act of the collective people, except by war or a
peaceful negotiation.
When revolution comes, he argued it can.
not be met with the law of treason. Allegiance
is due to the State as well rs to the Federal
Government, and the law OF domicie must
necessarily govern in the case when q State
has separated from the Federal Government.
The Senate, after an Executive session, ad.
iourned
The national Republican., 1861-03-21
For the National Republican.

Mr.. EDIroR: | have seen in your paper of
the past two days, articles under the caption of
"Place none but Republicans on guard" which
were aimed directly at the old and respectable
officials who have held Office at the seat of Gov.
ernment for the past thirty years. The writers
seem to take it for granted that this Admins.
tration owes it TO the party that placed it in
power to remove these men. May not some.
thing be said on the other side? Is not the
fact that these men have held Office for thirty
years evidence OF their fitness for the posts they
occupy? Is it not evidence that they have been
placed beyond the reach Of politics, and have
not given their influence to either party? They
have grown gray in the public service, and now,
when advanced in years, will the Adminislra
istration turn them out, to make room for
younger persons? Is there no sentiment or
sympathy on this subjecty Shall party triumph
over age and respectabilityH 1t seems to me
that these questions should be taken into con,
The national Republican., 1861-03-21
SPECIAL ORDERS-No. 76,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Adjutant GeRrals Office, Washington,
March l8, 1861.
A Board of Medical Officers will assemble in
New York city on the lst day of May next, or as
soon thereatt as practic4 able, for the exapina-
ton of Assistant Surgeons for promotion, aud of
such candidates for appointment as may be in-
vited to present themselves before the Board.
Detail for the Board:
Surgeon CLEMENT A. FINLEY,
Surgeon CHARLES McDoUGALL,
Surgeon WILLIAM J. SLOAN
By order Of the Secretary Of Wa:
L. THOMAS,
Adjutant General.
Applications must be addressed to the Secre-
tary II War must state the residence of the ap-
plicant, and the date and place of his Birth
They must also be accompanied (references will
receive no attention) by respectable testimonials
of his possessing the moral and physical qualif-
cations requisite for filing creditably the respon-
sibe station, and for performing ably the srdu-
Gus and active duties Of an officer of the medical
staff
Applicants must be between twenty-one and
twenty. five years OF age.
There are now three vacancies 10 the medical
staff. mar 1876
The national Republican., 1861-03-21
DEPARTMENTAL.

ROUTE AGENTS APPoiNrED.-William II.
Eder, of Md, on the Washington and Phila'
delphia railroad.
George o. Bacon, on the Boston and Bur
lington railroad.
William H. Abbott, on the New York and
Erie railroad.
Jonathan Newcomer, on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
APPOINTED Mr.. J. V. Boyd has been ap'
pointed to second class Isl ,4OO) clerkship in
the Sixth Auditors Office.
RESIGNED Captain John W. Frazer, (oI
Mss.,) ninth infantry aud First Lieutenant l.,
W. O'Bannon, (of S. CO. regimental quarter
master, third infantry, have resigned.
The national Republican., 1861-03-21
GAS FIXTURES.

WE have ia store, and are daily receiving,
w GAS FIXTURES of entirely new patterns
and designs and finish, superior in style to any
thing heretofors offered in this market We in
vite citizens generally TO call and examine our
stock of Gas and Water Fixt Ires, feeling conf
dent that we have the bes,-selected stock in
Washington.
All work in the above line intrusled to our
care will be promptly attended 10.
MYERS Il MoGHAN,
mar 20-6m 376 street.
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ANOTHER RELEASE.

SAVANNAH, March 10, 1861.
To .uesSrs. Samuel ID. BaJcock and John 4.
Parker, New York:
Your telograms Of yesterday are received.
The New York ships have been released, by
order Of the authorities here, in consideration
of the sorrendvr of the arms by the New York
Metropolitan Police. II. BRIGHAM.
RICHARD LATHERs,
The national Republican., 1861-03-21

"a The Confederate States Commissioners
are waiting patiently the action of the Govern.
ment No one expects they will be received
in an official capacity.
The national Republican., 1861-03-21

sideration, as well as mere party success. The
President will doubtless remove those who hold
mere partisan appointments, but we hope he
will not deem it important to displace the vet
erau officials of the Government. ALPHA.