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Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

BAD Practice. The Sacramento Grand
Jury in their report, condem the practice of
allowing prisoners to run at large. We
should say it was rather improper If they
are allowed their liberty, however, they
ought to be compelled to allow the County
something for their board and lodging
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

POLICE MArrFRs.-Ed. Dunning was fined
So the Recorder, yesterday, for drunken-
ness and disorderly conduct James Free
man, for fighting, was also fined IS. Carma-
lita, arrested for the same oGense, was dis
charged
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

DEPARTING OFFICERS OF THE ARMY.-The
following are the names of the officers
that leave for the East with The troops on
Monday next: Brigadier General E. V. Sum.
ner. Third Artillery: Lieut., Col. Merchant
Commanding Regiment Staff: lst Leuten-
ant Lawrence Kip Regiment Adjutant; lst
Lieut.. E. r. Warner, Regimental Quarter
master. Light Company c, (battery) lst
Lieut. La Ehett Livingston % Lieut. James
Gilliss. Company NJ: Brevet Major Geo. p
Andrews; lst Lieut.. VIM. A, Wilder Com
Pauy II Capt. Joseph Stewart; % Lieut.
Company G.: lst Lieut.. Geo. B
Dandy 9th lnfantry: Col. Lowell, Com
mandng Regiment; lst Lieut.. j. j. Upham,
Regimental Adjutant Company II Cap
tain JEendrickson. Company G. Captain
Bootes. Company X: lst Lieut.. Upham
The bands of the 81 Artillery and 9th Iufan-
try accompany the troops
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

THE NEws.-The Pony brings news of
another brilliant naval exploit on The North
Carolina coast, by which large rebel force
was driven back while morching by land to
attack our forces at Hatteras Inlet. Uncle
Samuels "war dogs are bowling" on the
rebel coast. We trust that no lack of rein
forcements will cause us to lose our impor-
tant foothold in North Carolina.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

SENATOR NEsNirH This gentleman ar
rived at San Francisco from Oregon on Tues
day. lie is accompanied by his family.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

Me- PERcEs, : Late accounts from the
North state that gold is gathered by the
handful at the Nez Perces mines, and that
people are rushing thther "in droves." Ex-
perience is dear school, and fools viii not
learn even there
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17


And viii perform any, even the most delicate s"'s''
Operation. - IN
DIR FLATTERY proposes here, as every "t s
instruct persons Individually, or by classes, III wy
culiartes of his successful treatment OF the a'''
named complaints. hlic
DR.. +. would also respectfully inform the pu"no. n
that his mode of treatment and eXaminaton pio ~.
trey new newly invented stetho cope FOR lne h,n,
animation of the Lungs, (unike the odD enapr en and
to further detect disease in this del, cate organ
by his Laryngeal Spe, uum, he is prepared 10 o iew
light witt in the throat sufficient to expose 70
distinctly and unmstakaby its disease, mus tnm
knowledge which has long since been uesiu'
in the treatment of malignant Throat Dlseases snrIoN
His treatment for The CURE OF CONoomtt lants
and Bronchial Diseases, is principally by ..ion
based on discoveries in the Physiology OF hespl S;nai
and Nutrition which bear the closest PhllosoPn
examination. ,, O.,
N B-Letters addressed to DR.. j FLAII Ehi' -
Francisco, will be promptly answered.
C1yc1xNArf., O, March 9Th, 1880
We certify DR.. j. FLATTERY to be giauum't um tbe
medicine OF the highest order, and entitled 10 here.
honrrs and privileges thereto peiohehe him as
fare with great pleasure that recommend ma n',,;os
ph vsician and Surgeon of TIE hlghest o"Pt,ra of
competent TO the discharge oi any duty uio h''N
his profession may impose. - ,,o,,oU NJ n
.c..so.o Or potboIoev. and Theory and Practice Oh
Medicine LIE. JONES. MD.
Professor of Materia Medica. and Therapeu''c''
JOSEPH X. BUCHANAN NJ. w..
n essor of Physiology, and Institutes OF Me9i'ine'
professor VI lip. GATOHELL, NJ; D.
,,csso, of Anatomy Specal and Generai'
froes'oi VI b. HIEL, NJ d.
Professor of Obstetrics, Diseases OF women "''
dren' and operative 'uis j. b. sTALLO, AN
cto,,is, - and Medical JurisPru denet'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

DEATH or CAPTAIN JAMES LlNGEyFELrER.-
The following is from the news Jy Sundays
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28

chief EUROPEAN nations, to abolish this prae-
tIee, BY the consent Of the civilized nations OK
the world. It was defeated BY the Govern
ment OF the United States. They refused TO
surrender the right to employ the "mililia or
the seaso 10 any futNs. conflict With other ma
tions. They preserved it Tor Themselves, and
we presume for tho rest OF the world. lhey
at least, cannot object to privateeTs being en-
ployed against them, In any war in which tney
NAV be engaged Our late associates In the
Government Of the United States, have
siezed the whole Of the United states
navy, ops-half OF which belongs to us,
and design using it against rs. We have but
one resource, to meet the advantage tbsy pos
sess, hy this unjust seizure. We must meet
them on the high seas by our priyateerss This
is our right, and Il will be our duty to exercise
it, 50 long as they wage war against Us. II
they observe the usages Of civilized warfare
the Confederate States will not disregard them.
Il is the interests Of all nations, under the hu-
name principles Of Christianity, to ameilorate
as far as possible the inevitable cruelties Of
war. But the Government Of the United
States, ia equal disregard Of our rights, and
those Of all neutral nations, denounce our re-
sort to this legitimate means OF defense, and
threatens to treat it as piracy. Retaliation
will follow the execution OF any such threats.
It is for the people OF the United States to de-
tsrmine whether they will place themselves out
OF the pale OF civilized nations, by disregard
ing their ussges.
Your committee beg leave to report bill,
recognizing the existence OF war between the
United States and the Confederate States, and
concerning letters Of msrque, prizes, and prize
goods.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28

Eon-resieent attachment debt
Il. ssiqosi. eae BY aeseunt--sl75o.
N ts cause, at the February term 1881 Of the law
side ef the osEmon law erd ohaEeery court Of the
city u Aephls 1t sppesred that tbs doiandaat was
nen-rssieent Of The Bsas o. TeuneFsee il was there
fafe eroerea tast puoicaien AID stay be made accord
lnK % aw ane that oefendzut b required appear
q fhis eotrt, cosumeuslaE iae second Moeday ID
June end defend She salt hersin o. jndgnsn By se-
t2ut viii 5e taken sgainsg him -lEw-s8
4AkfUS J. WRIGHT, ciart.
By Al WHEBf.ER, Depaty CLERK.
Brown Frazer, attorneys tor plaintiff. m3i-aW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28

INFORM the public In general that he is prepared
70 treat all diseases, but espec ally those which are
pronounced incuTable, and called caronic.
his treatment Of Cancers is without any rtvz, BE-
they will be expelled from the system, with al
their roofs and fbers snl- b. utioual treatment
without oaustIos and without the knife.
he also treats with success, accOrng t0the most i'm
proved science OF medicine in Eur0ue, 1euHlatisl,
n, uralgia Gout Ophthanla, Fistua in Ano Scroula,
Syphilis Dyspepsia, Chronic Dyseutery, Torpid Liver,
Gravel Pits Tapewor, Piles DTopsy Diseases Of the
and Ear ard give particular attention TO all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are adiictea with any Of the above
diseases viii be cured, and fnd good beard and ac-
cooastons while under treatment a. the d8c0rs' in
aTmary-
Thedo-tor calls attention Of patience sts distance
that IL they not prepared to coasU the Doctor per-
ssasbly, BY writing to him. with exact socou1t Of al
the symptoms Of the disease medicine viii be arW Wsrs6
By Adams express.
E~0moe n Lenow's Bnilding, Union street, between
Msin and Second, fourth door east Of Main
Inrmary or UuieR street, east OF the bayou, st Dr..
spiegePs private residence.
ST O. Spiegel has in his thirty years practice, es
pecay chronic diseases cured them with the utmost
success Re has in his possession I'VE thousand
plants herbs, baTks ETC, which be can rely upon to
eurs diseases whisl srB hy the most successful prac-
tioners pronounced incurables
ne also makes it his especial practice To treat al pT-
vats diseases with the utmost success in short time,
matter Of how long Standing, nor OF what nstura
All Dr. 5piegel asks from tie afiicted Is ialr trial
then an the reference he viii give will be sFeeay cure
10 them
Thousands o. testimonials, from the most reliable
source may be seen at the docsor's once. del5-9n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28
TO cas- CONS UME RS.
ECONOET IN Gas,
REDUCTTOsF' L.Y' Gas BEEzs.
! u Is

TDT zsing NcHsnry's Patent Gas Burnar. Thuso
% b. GERS have been adopted By the cy autorites or
Louis 5ie and CiEcinne for the pGrpcse Of lghsfnr
taeir reefs and we're subjected % the most ria-d
paotometrlozl test, reEards aor5ing the greatest
auounE of light for the smallest cclsufuuliGn q fs
and found TO cenpsts with a other burners sent
to TIE Gas Light 6sntttees OF those cities thsr
confederation aad ad0pti0n These burners are guar
antied to all who tAeu1, fer fhe folouE ssranta
ses tst Ee0nuEsy in consuIa ion Of Gas TIE arzo1nt
Of FROM to per cent. the best patent tur1ar
made and from 20 70 30 per cent 81 the ceunlon 1sh-
tail bat-Eing bHrner. 2Hd- A parfeet clear and
steady fame. %. Perfect c0mbusiion ard frseGoa
from smake 4th- Frset5m from blaainz and wastlas
of Gas common to the Gsh-tail and bat-ing burners
NJ long experiences IN the nlanuia1ure and oonsuus-
ti8n Of Gas thaviDg been saperinfsrdant of Memphis
Gas works for the last yearEl inducss ne 10 say
hey the best burner that has been offered 10
the puoc and are used hy private consumers 70 the
exclusion Of ali 0fner Kinds where Trey have been in
roduced- The burners Be sen a. Ghaudar = Co 3
drug store; the city lamp poes in ront of he Auuea
once On Union street. aaa D.. EsTri5, on Madison
street
For sale at ny shop, hrst 6oor north Of the Ga
0aieo, aain street, bstEeea Wazhington snd Poplar
41BL 81 MIsTrR.
Sole azaat for Aempsis ulis-Iv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28

Leaving Memphis Except Sunday at and 10 o'clock
u. and , and H.. leaving Mound City At aud
O'clock A, n. and and P n
OF Sunday leaves Moupd City al and 9 o'clock A. NJ
and q and ?. n, leaving Memphis at and I0E A.
n. and and S P. NJ.
mYls T1os. 4. CHEEK & 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28

uATING PURCHASED THB RIGHT FOR SETTING
II CRATES b. the eboYs patent, am now prepared
% execute all orders with prompness Crates set with
tAls patent greatly increase the quantity q heat
thrown into the room, and Ct the same tine less fue is
required thsH BY the old style fireplace
ORDERS left at Morgan < Bedwin's, walkers Block,
Aein street, or az my hb01. corner OF LiBden and
Osusey streets viii be promptly attended to
b. LEMON.
CERTIFICATES.
We, tne undersigned, haze had orr dreplaces set with
Dodge's patent setting Crates and find the rooms
better warmed with less fuel than they were before
its adoption; and take pleasure in Recommending il
% our citizens generally for the comfort it nsures ard
its economy IN the consumption Of coal.
Thomss Jarses Fianie, Chsries Potter,
J. L. HoFgEn, James 3. Cook,
G. Fails. A. Edmonds
B.F Dill J. q. Finnia,
r. n Cash J. J. Murphey.
= S aehoonover, Aorgan & BALDWIN.
isf2-sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28
SUBURBAN AND CITY PROP
ERTT.

We have number q unimprovsd and elsglntiy in
proved City Snd subEban LOS which sEsr Tor sale
or exchange.
YOUNG Z WELB,
urfa Union street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28
Arkansas EAyps.

We oHr for sale some So 900 scres 0f ea55s ArksaB
lands improved and unlmpr0ved and g1ted 81 varieus
points embraced Wthiz the best cotton sEoWg regions
in the Staie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28
mEssIssIPPI PLANTATIONS.
TENNESSEE FARas.

we oHsr a number Of select and highly improved
Yarns n Shelby county varying IN distance from & sm
uhs from one tgeziT miles All these lands ars
desraBly situated, and aaely adaptsd Tor GarSsnIng
and Farming purposes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28
WHITE FISH.

E0 HALF BBLS WHITE FISH, souBduess guaraa
eyO tees ssHsignmet and for sale low for cash By
Brown, HAMBLETON * OWEN,
Nay Ath I59 Webster Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28
DRU c c ISIA.
AND
SEEDSMEN,
NO.3s I55 and III Main street, Op-
pOsEte WOFskam House

1900 bXs. Window Glass, aS'd sizes,
25 brIs. spts. TarPentIne,
so " Resin,
% " Alcohol,
200 bush. BED Clever Seed,
200 6 Herds Grass,
200 I Blue Grass,
50 " Orchard Grass,
200 Spring Wheat,
Usage Orange,
LuCerRe,
White Clever,
Spring Barley,
Timothy,
BuckWheat,
1900 bush. MIlIet, to arrive,
500 I" Hungarian Grass Seed.
Clarke & Whites Congress Water,
Louisville ArtesIan Wen Water;
Fine Perfgmeries,
Fancy Goods,
Brushes, Soaps, ETC.,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
mrfO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28
Pres.rvstion OF ARR

FreEeTTstIor Of Arrp county court
We quote from mgaiis aid to ths wiz
.spsgemeat and cles'i s, goneto the vi
-. nOdsi Of 1885, ,v'te thstbs has nj
r-.n,rsd unds: The di5 a. those who sF'
pspsrtnss BY A. 1'1sIo necessities re
At s-ripgf.la,a ? and p' '.D'' .n1,n' : un,
DaHu' 80 /. Il, n s on thnes has not
Depai'li'-' y orlant sal
1857:
Fseb solder should have screws ana
wiper and each 09n-s'@@lsi .rs s1qipry aS :, =
w., ~ tw5lemsnts should Be ustioh che.
g.. CO. apsrt or 10 setting them rths psrfo,
Ia he inspection Of s,f9s. e ting tss III !.
selle y :, - trs-tt polish on the eEteror q
s. y - re sfns SHOULD Js insPeetad, IN
-l...- .-..,s - is.st once q months with the
I'd lock sspsTstea from the stock
IL ordering srns on parade let lpe pu'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28
HERRENGS.

Rl BBLS. HALIFAX HEREINGs, Of prime guali-
= y, guaranteed, ssasigpmeat, and for sale low
for cash by
BROWN, HAKBLET0E & OWEN,
Nay 4th. 1859 webster Block
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28
MILL OFFAL.
VINEGA

m BBLS. FAMILY VINEGAR in-store, and for
w sale loW sasb By
BROWG, RAMBLEToN & OWEN,
Msy An. I59 Webster Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28
CHEWING ToBACCO.

EO6 BOKES OF superior virginia oTonoko Honey
eJJU Dew Chewing Tob4eea. from the most approved
factories consignment aEd for low for cash by
BROWN, HAGBLETOF & OWEN,
Nag 4th. 1853 webster Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28
WEEsKYs
DIR. ROBERT TEMPLE,

| HAVING bought out the interest Of L@. jones'
II in the Drug Sore Of Temple & Jones has just re-
oeived fresh supply Of goods which makes ba stock
now enc Of the best Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28

n HHDs. HAMS, sHOBLBERs and SIDES, on
L " consignment aAd n store for sale for cash By
BROWN, EAABLEFoH & OW EN,
Nay Atb- 1863 webster Biogk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-31

Tbs Ladies OF the Union Sewing Circle Of the
African Aelheaist Er,.cupal church Of the ksokuk
AisaioD, Wall give Fair on the 20 h and yiss OF
tbs Eshth, il Lbs hsIo on Aain street, between
ssh sLd Glib, for the b nett Of the Church. The
public arsinsitsd TO attend. bo give rs . call
oeLssAi ast.sfacticn will he given. Admii,ance
Aects loOrs OPEN NJ Lsif past O'Clock.
Suiy1b-d Mrs. A. DEI UoH, Pfes't.
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MARI ART - asi

All persona keeping VI having for sale, aLy or
all kids VI Munitions If MAR, such ~ Ouls, fi.-
tolls. keveiyers ALo sil kinas VI a muaitiop, sie
required Lo< " cell 70 any Ierson Without order
irom the undersg Lld. Lis uid,i LEst b. strictly
complied viii, GLasr penalty st toitlitiDg sil
tasiss ~. ntioGsa. Ia their possession.
J1t.4l \ -.TAAAIS :, e f.
Surse!lT 1t the Post
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-31
DOM N ERUIAL.

- - 49, - - 49, - - NAa r3
nAasY HAsn Orr 0vescn,
lSss ksokuk, Jsiy -.
FL0UR--sspsrAnsj - 81 Spsisx wheat sx.
IRA, 81 90, FAN wheat, extra. ~ 75.
BRAH AND SHORTS, 3sss ~ psTIes.
cORN--Ato I5. $50
BAKLEY--kc sale.
EnEAr.- IN yood dsnsnd. Fab 60; Spring
~ eAoice DO. IS.
f UA1S--l1i 70 I6c.
RYE--3Se; duh.
PeFAToEs--Ksw. rs TO 80 by the load retail
40.
uRocERIEs-Kew Orleans Sugar lair 74ssle
primsisA to ", clarified a4sieA, crushed sndioai
iEat7s. A1oiaSsss-riaatation sbto zoe Is. n -
20 Is, doidsn Syrup, IS to 7ec. Ccfns-Rio II
to iSl. Java ~ to &c. taEeyra, 10 10 70 10 Ries
94to l0e.
soAP-Paln SIC, Family Sc; German ,(cin.
7ito73.
I cAADLRs-star Isse II, stsariss Is, AesId
IL,
LAKD-6to Z; retail Toe.
BUTTEk-Common 9 to I Chsics 10; retail
ia.
LEATHKK--Sole7 - to Use; Harness III.
uiDES-Dry . green, al green sheep psis
50 70 S1e; green hsgskins IS.
HAY-Tfmothy, new, sbs5 90; o1i baird, - 50
to IS. Prairie ~.
oEEDs.-Hangarian Grass ssj Timothy ~ 70
Flax Seed, Is.
SuNDRlEh - Onions, ~ &c 65 Egss, 4 to ~.
Frathsrss soc TO Itcy W mite Beans, So 10 ] %
fRUIT-Dried arplss, 70 TO - per BUSH
Dried psschss 81 IS to $50; kaisins, ~ 7Sts
s %.
cHRKSE--N RI; Denmark s; to q.
BREF-lAa1s gross; 30 TO 4c per quarter.
EHEEP-4l - to 81 SO p head.
SALr--0. A.,A1 10 70 325 pr sack; Kansw.
Aa, 90 to ~ per bib; LissrpsSl, 81 sess %
per sack; Lake 81 rs to 81 80 p Dbl.
FISH--Aacksrsl, No. 1 42s to 81 y Dbl; No.
1sistosi7; No. 8 ti3totIs. white Mol 81 -
co IS rs y half bbl. Cod Fish tto 60 b.
RAGS-Il to &c.
OLD IRox-a 70 ie per b Brass ste lscpss
ib.; Copper l3A per h.
ErcuAsuE. ION New York for currency nom.
insl, to 10 emit; for geld per cent. 81.
Louis per osst.
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ia poor little drummer boy wss cut
eompistey 10 too BY . canister shot which
struck him just under the arms. A piercing
"Onl" emitted 10 childish Iretls, the sol
ders ~ho we're near him shy, IVES . sound
that will ring IN their ears for life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-31
FATIGUE CAPS.

burkitt Co. are A.w mar afsctGrlng the aTmJ
- f.sixss Gsr--b.ss and grsy-aad vii Ill Ill
orders ca short noties. The Caps are Of good ma
tsfiAi and were made by experienced wUrknen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-31

coI- LAuDEaia OpIxros or oux HKRoxs. Col
lAAdsr sAys ~ had rather hght another battle with
ths troops Who fell back 81 buii's Ran, than With
The new isviss IL saiuss the experience u one
sueh battle highly.
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NOTsUE.

The underssned, Merchants in the City u Keo-
klk, agree hereafter u rcceive the notes II all
sRcis paying banks at par, for goods sold and
diets dae W, and the miles VI Missouri and otheT
Suspended B.hks ~ their current value emily.
BIZ. Mccoy. fufmsn Maxseil,
Csx 4 Shelley, Bartlett, Kaye 4 Co.,
A BridAm Co., Ggd,n, BiowLell I Co.,
s. ". 4 u. Tucker, T.. barber Co.,
Al. Wilkinson, faIrarA Avery,
Csdy, Jones Peck, IA. buYkee = Co.,
n. W. N,stcott, kvAns Ll0lemAn,
Lane Bull, PstIitk Gibbons,
Barkitt Co., Geo. Foster,
Thus. j. Rice, Wilson = uustip,
Kramer. Irwin + Co.. Com.Iock 4 bro.,
II. u. W uoaxard j. Co., y. b. Foster,
kiser Ailils, 6eo Il. kllbournc.
fIrteLt c1rIent value OF Missouri money SOcte.
One yer cent. Premium allowed on New Aork liz
change.
Arokuk, June Z, t66l-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-31

Mr. Cleghorn saw the boys Of the I'd
regiment ~ the Arsenal 10 St. Louis, on
Monday. They are oil 10 high spirits and
"eager for the fray" Their destination
vas unkDown. The rebels are busiIy cross.
ing from Tennessee and Kentucky into Mis-.
souri,, bu. il 10 not known whether they viii
strike ct Bird's Point, Cape Girardeau,
lsoD Mountain or Gen. Lyon ss Springfield
FIas.-1hs DuQuesne Depot Of the Penn.
=. r Co, ~ Pittsburgh, VS. burnt on the
3O.h. The Gre Il Supposed TO have started
accidentally in the basement whore there
were 5000 bbls. oil. All she oil, the depot
valasd u &l00, 600, len freight oars, goods
- the va:rs Of go, 900, and shout 20 houses
asAr By, cssspied ~ psor faniliss, we're
destroyed. IBearasss large.
eTT The Banks Of the South held . con.
vseticn ~ Rishnond 70 devise ways end
means for the rebellion. The best they
could do was 70 sscommsnd JET Davis
Government 70 Issue one hundred millions
In trsasary aasss. --.-------------
TooDbs has resigned and Hunter OF Va.
ssssesds hin - Secretary Of State 10 the
Oossen- shievs- oeracy.
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The Evening Pest,

TH " OLOFkT DEmOCkATUC q e
PUBLICAN JOURNAL I'M THE
CITY OF NETWORK;
NJoW In the SiXTIET II YRAk Of tts existence,
~ combines all the essential elements Of .
COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
1t 10 devoted to the support Of the Democratic Re-
publican party, wHEk IT n RI0ur, and of DEN
OCRATIC PRINCIPLES ALMAYSl IL the m.
compromising advocate Of
Erss ~.ss.. 49, = j s.-e. 1-,1Gsr -cn m s.
A strict oust Traction Of the Constitution and an
Economical Adninistratlon Of The Government.
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CLuslNG.

kastsrn Mail closes daily tsxeept Saturday. at
Sp. y.
O. louis and Southern Mail eloses daily Except
61ndays) ~ m.
Western Mail closes daily Excerpt on Hundays)
- 7o'eloek .. m.
4 Darlington Nail closes daily Except Eaturdsysl
at p.
carthagespd Ply mouth Mail eIo.es daily fexeep,
6atnrusys(at y p. M.
hUrsh iywa and North fifinuis Axif ttYf.wtskfyt
closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays sud Saturdays, 81
Up. m.
-, uhsriesfon Mail ttIi-weekiy) elcres on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays nj e. m.
. y TT Ersttfh ash H4stteF IL HIT by way Of Bur-
hngtcn. and ARRIVES promiscuously.
On sundays the Post Cfiee will b opeu from q
to p. M, Instead Of irtm . to . m
May ~, 1861. j. h. HOWELL, p. NJ
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THE DAILY EVENING POST,

whish IL printed large fOlio aheet, contains 8
full account OF the 81 the day, the IA
test foreign int usiv spondsnos
public documents of interest and Importance
Proce sdings Of Congress and OF the State LegisiA
tare--Populsr Lsei -Talss-Poetry---ke vcWs
aud extracts from Now Books--City Ncws--spsciai,
fall and accurate reports Of Commercial and fnAA-
ciAl Aaairs, New York Aarksts, including SkaAk
and Money Markets, tegsthsr With the CatAas
Markets oil the country, aud s~ch Foreign narksks
a. are Of general intersst. Its sditeral diaqsisi
items are alssys frank fearless and todep ndcnt.
THE SCIENTIFICALLY EVENING POST
co0tsins I'll the rssdin9 fths Daily EySHing Pest
nd the latest news, BY tsiegsaphs snd mails, up
= ~ hour " publication.
To- ~UE WEEKLY EVENING POST
With sspseial reference to the waats ~
EDITED 'sTs, snd besides al the articles ~ 49,
country real sbIi.hed In the Daily Evening pasa,
efsl interest ste digest Of tho news Of ths aag
contains comp. slCelana destt 80 ~ The interest
an. .a a. sr.eutu14, sms-.. II contains 10 iong
,olumns Of reading ma. u ever,
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The undersigned has been specially authorised
~ Mi, Gen. Fremont to raise In ths States OF
Missouri, Iova and Illinois, : kegimsntof ssppcrr
and Miners, TO Be called arhe Engineer Regiment
u the West" and 70 serve during the war.
Esoa company, ~ son ~ full, will b mustered
into service ~ she most convsnisnt point, and
from thence sent TO the st. Louis Arsenal for in
struction-
1t is expected that this Regiment win be en-
pIoys. most Of tho time on extra duty, and, at
such timc-. each Mechanic and Artlhcer viii r.
csive 40 cents day, and sach Lshorsr Is cents !
day Extra Pay, thus making thspsy shout double
that Of Ordinary soldiers.
None bat Mechanics, ArtifesrS, md Laborers
accustomed - work with NecAanies, will be r.
ssiyed. J.W. BISsELL,
Assistaat A IL GenI u. s. &c.
jy24i st. Louis, Mo.
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GcE BoArs.-Ihe Government gunbosss
crossed ths Portland bar ON the 20sh 10 New
AlbARy, where they will be equipped.