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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-25
NO. 130.'
The New Union democratic State Gem
lTal Commute.

Tie following is a list Of tie Democrats
State Central Committee for the ensuing
year
Los nzeles--Ezr;al D own.
Alameda -R. 8. Farley.
Auudaf-A. g. Brown.
Br'tc and Pnmas-N.D D. Plum
Il Dorado john uume.
Cllo'Cr.s-W William Iigbr.
Teharu aud ColHs r. Charles F. Usher
Contra Costa ana MAIiu--1imothv Mahon.
Fresno aud Tslare - W lillian c. Morris.
Klamath, humboldt und DetNorte j T RYAN
MaripOss, reed aud Slansmus--A. DeorinR
Mend cnl, Aapa AID Like Edward McGary
Monterey und S,rta Cruz NJ ONeil.
luoiamne pud Mono--L CUNT.
Ncvada-J K. Byrne.
Paccr--L. D. Arnold.
tcrumeuta-J. N.-Casioth.
Siu Bernmdno aud San Dieg3--? r. Hunt
Sau Mtieo md san Franc scu-J Juulss BYrne.
san Luis OJspo & SAINT. Bt1 bart-C r. V. Lee
San joaquin W lam Il. Lyons.
S.iauo and IulI-J. Z. Ea,Is.
Sonoma-J. b. Southland
Suit>r md (ubu--Phllp Droscher.
S1uts Ciru--N. y. EdwaIds.
Shasta aud Trinity john b. Knox.
Siorra-W. j Forbes.
SsNrou-L l.. y Kytcbua.
Add tiouoi from san truucrsco-J ?. Hoge D.
D. Cotton, L Haskell, j. B ShaT,r. 2. DonSbue
i. Lyman.
L.oa la1a-cb.rles !. DcIong,
From Sohown-L. y INtmer.
fron Ncved,--S, H. Chase.
From II Dur.dI j. } Green and T. Willow.
FROM SIcr lucltu-A. Eedmgtuu, frank Den
vCr, ". p. Aahtuud l.. II. Nulflrd
From Siu Joaquin Henry uuggiEs.
From Stauisues-N Miner Walden.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-25
SANEORD'S
FAMILY
CaTEaaTG5C PILLS,

C0MPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in
GLASS CASES, Air light. and will keep
in any climate.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-25

Tie following is list Of tie Democratic
State Central Committee for the ensuing
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-25
ODD FELLOWS D3EEECToRY.
sntrjli 3lotirfz.

- 4.a following letter, which omPhaticelly speaks
for use.t go. I'll ,.e by tae Dean Ct the Faculty OF
lie Philadelphia C,Icse CT Ne.c.ce-to the ed.tors
of the Pec.lc Mca.-a anr Surgical Journal. San Fra
cisoo, for publication:
PiiLAD1IP7IA, January 1Tth, 1858
To the ei'tors OF fhe Pacific Medical .Iournal--
Gen'.cmcn " y at, ntion has been called to an art-
Gle in the December rumher or your Journal in regard
% the al eundein nu2ree granted hy The ihiladelpha
C9iitga 81 - 4''ce 10 Ir /. T. (Zaptnv, When the
application for {e FietTee made the Faculty I:
WAS uceoilpaued by sinJarits and tesmo malls to tho
elect i'"t Dr.. tzapEay regular graduate NJ d.
of the University OF Ftsfh had served as surgeon in
the hungarian army and WIS regular practitioner
Of mettcile. Uu tie strength Of these the degree
was s'aA.1. The al cuudem degree rs its name i'm
piles, Is coutrNt On graduates only, and gives US
hrw privileges. Had there been the slightest suspi-
ci'n OF lrl u'a ", tire applcat would have been
'-tu7el. iis !t.I.lg t,is ia your journal you-w.n
40 1 act of it cc tt TIE College, and confer favor
on o.rs. yer,tespeotgully. II. RAND,
Lrt1 ol te fac4.y 81 ,.g Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
DR. t. J. ClArKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
institute Is Oh Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific hHi Steamship CompHny'- Office,
san t1Hc'sco iae Doctor oilers free consultations,
and asks 10 uuntraii Jon unless he clsHts cure
ol4eboufs from o 4. NJ. to Q r 81.
FEssTEEECf'FE.- the undersigned. Cor.
elA'r OF uu"gary, 90 testify ler,by, that DR.. l.. J.
C@apNy h1s served during the contest tor Hungarian
lht!'Ni a5 ca RI Surgeon. IN the Hungarian army
WIKI itiiul p-rs, verauce, Whereof have given to
uin tla ctftucite, and nmend him the sympa-
my attention and protection of an those vino are ca
p"bl OF apprecHtiug patriotic self sacrifice and un-
deserved mis- oitlne. K0>SU1H IAJOS,
Governor uf hungary.
WAsTINSrov CRY. Jan CHI. lsat. mviT
?. 4 s-g.
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Misteu
SANFORD'S
LIVER INVIG ORATOR,
NEVER DEBILITATES.

gTfS cOmpoun led entirely frOrn Gums,
4 and has beGome an estaoished tact' S'"huaIu
Medicine known anu AI- proved by all thai have
used It, and is know re E SORTED to with confidence
in all the diseases fori AUhichf ''ccom eh"en'
1t has cured thousands v within In. nSt two years
who had given up all hopes of relief rs the nu-
merous unsolicited certf- = cates in my possession
show. v .
The dose must be adap |. ted to tht temperament 81
thp individual taking it'll land used IN such quaIti-
ties as to act gently on D the Bowels.
Let the dictates oI vour "a Judgment guide you in
the use of the LIVER 10 h HbtAh csl-
and il will cure LiverIT TComplunis, Bill
iiOuS attacks, Dya Ppefsia, nEOhic
reior,hocn. um ia er Complaints,
uv.cnte y.ibropsy. \ Sour Sron" EEa-
bjtuaI eos tive cas- hulic, Cholera,
tniera NloEbuS. IChOict "A En1ai tun
ErIaIu ance, Jaun .dice FeHlaic weak
nps,es and may be ust 9eu successuilyas an Ur-
hina,y n II m " E die ne. ltwlii cure
SICK ssHGA . tGAs a.. (as thousands
can testify )iu :Is enty. minutes, n TWO or
three 'Eca-spOU : n fuls sste u h IA at
commencement of attack II
All who use az are. n giving their testimony
In its favor.
MIX WATER IN TIE MOUTH " iTH
THE INVIGORArOR. AND SW Al
LOW BOTH TOGETHER.
Price Ono Dollar per Bottle.
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Pure Vegetable Extracts and put up in
GLASS CASES, Air light. and Will keep
in any climate.
The Family Ca thaT:ic Pl l. L. is
u gentle but effective Ca ,tharric which tie proprl
eor has used IN his p:ac tce more than twenty
years.
The constantly increaS Hing demand from those
who have long used th, = 'eEs.% and the salts
faction which al express lin regard their has
induced me 10 place them n within the reach Of all.
TIE Profession well know that different Ca
thartcs act on diiferrn 4 porto Of the bowels.
The FAMILY an = tERAke HC EEhL
has, with due reference no tins well established
fact been compoundedi IirO,u variety of the pu-
rest Vegetable Extracts which act alike On every
part of the aiimentary yFt'caual, aud are 8 90 and
Hsi &c in all cases were nj +. CHthartc ed such
rs d - cement or the stomach, Sierp'
ines. u. inS iu theH Back "a d EOEaS,
40 IiiVcueS>. tHiuIS and soreness NeI
tie ~ gilole body, r. from suddtn cold, which
rreoueitty If neglected., y end in a long cuur.e OF
Fever, f4us' oi Apo. X i;e, ~ C1e' ping
sensation Of :. Id NJ ,ive' the body,
ss.stIcsSneA,s sEEeaa ache, or wei hI IL
shc Head, al En' 4na,isi""tOry Bis-
eas, d, Worms I9 40 ilGrtu or AdUitS
EEhctsssaIssIn. aGgreat purifier OGthe
Blood and many dis leases to which flesh is
heir, too numerous Ia, v mention in this adyer-
tisement Bose to g.
PRICE. 'EBERsE DIMES
'The Eivrr sAyiSorntOr and EHIni
Catharsic sFiIs are retsiled by Drurg Is general
", aud sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns.
s.T. w. SANFORD, NJ d,
Manufacturer and Proprctor,
Bruadway, New York.
Sold hy the Druggists everywhere nndby
Fsssk * vyEss'gsc, Sole Agents
for the PaciGc coast l92 Washington Street, San
Francisco. aus-ly
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-25

Stated nee !ss are held on t4e First Thursday Of
eoch moth ~ TFM
Il. EOLC03IsE EAEEs, W.M
VIZ 7 TovDA, Sc
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-25
w est EIadi;. Emancipation.

T11HE TwCny- Anniversary Of British West In.
dia Emancipation Will be celebrated by the col r
ed citscus of Nj !sville and vicinity, August st
1861. It viii be reca,iectc HAT on that day SluNo'
human beings were emancipated from the dread III
yoke of bondage and slavery
We hope that the day is not flr distant when we
shall be PRIVILEGED 10 rejoice over the downfall of n
system VIII 'ch row holds over fur millions of our
brethren in hords, oanng under the accused in
stltution ui American Slavery.
We want to all Of friends from the upper
Counties at oar jubilee We promise them pleasant
time and they sh Il teurn ltpne flied with gratiEca-
ton at what they have expert need.
On our next anniversary we hall have our friend
and coadGtor Fred Douglass, out heie TO perform the
Guties OF the orator of the day.
Those white friends who may feel disposed to
be present sha be sure Of hearty Welcome.
The ceremonies ant barbecue will take place Mr..
Bre, djnrs Banci, about miles from MGrysViile N a
beautiful grove.
Speeches from several gentlemen will be delivered.
Reading oftie I'm tncpatiun Act and Poem, aud
other cistS to be announced herlafte..
After passing the day plea, anlly the party will re-
turn t" The city aud prcpa for a dArce and supper
at which there viii be soeaking-in the evening
s HOWARD,
iunc2S Ch'n Com. of Arrange ments.
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E5 bessie respectfully announces friends sSS
M and the public generally that her house open -
for the reception of visitors The unrvaed electric Aedcna
baths be enjoyed perfection the facilities for
bathing have been greatly increased
heretofore will be abundanty supplied every stenon
will be paid to the comfort of nvads She earnestly trusts by
her untirng exertions give satisfaction all may honor
her by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance FRI m he villages OF Covngto Vaudeville il rem
ders the drives to those places convenient.
The Ahita omnibus will be in landing at
Covington 70 convey PASSENGERS 10 The Springs. ~
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sHERTFF's SALES.
sEcorD JUsrreE's CoURT, FRANK BoRGE for the uss


sEoorD JUsrteE's couRr fFRANk BoRgE the Off
ga.!. :, Orleans Ia9f Il 7a assS prBE
& xsn isssg 2 L: IF ss + + us ssefa
the Peace Perish Orleans IN above sn iaiS s
CIV w Hofs s to 's At public gcton IN The
ss e. e6s s5s saa NJ e
< 6sKTA IN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third p,,.
ha f q AID aoea e 9 aas I 10 bounded s s
9 9 the e9rPsr Of and po.
Engh and the being designated a. lot No Is
august le, deposited in the office of Dacros Notary
seized in the above suit.
TEkMS-Cssh On the spot. .-....
W. H. WATERS, Constable
DEuxrE4E JUSTICE PAX FRANK BoRGE pour rnsa gs
NV ssass ss
VI! s sS q
Rss Ras .;s.6 m sas s
aoie de "a coIas eni,s 81 d. Camp ct des Ma
Tsis sqSo0f d. RRkE n a dan. lie osss
d Det f e ess lille dams lst No e. borne psf les
sneognure Urqnhsrt Port 20 Eieds Dc
~re Ansass ct desne eonme os No IS snivans
pa1 dsssi gaI Dfpony rciitee da % daoat 1896 ct
s sai:i f h11s rs Ns e, si.dessns
au2. sells % W. H. WATERS, Constable.
FIT Par JRse q e9gRT cEASG JACOB
y ts 81 a VIII e ai eF r fasla sss to me
saf ss on hf E6 4 dc Is Il e
= o'clock ~ at the CRY Hotel, street betwe
Camp and Magazine ' ~
A. one LOT Of GROUND, with all the buildings and
ha thereon situated in Fourth District
sslhIs city IN square No A. bounded by Adele Rousseau
aon and josephine streets, and known lot No g. Said
ot 90 iee front Adele by in DEPTH
between parallel lines " ~f'
The Of story frame house, ETC.
Seized in the abo=e
TERSS-Gash Oh the spot.
F.. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
PREMIERE JUSTICE DE PAI1jC. H. CRALINa VS.. JACOB
pour Ia KLEIN,-No.
- Parpitse d Orleans
E,s tERTU d un writ de fierf facIas a m OF
adresN par Hon a. u. Brc, Premiere I4ix
pour Il parpe fOrleans e procadergi lie ARnI doco
pre- 1851 midi, arHoye de Ia Cite Commune entire
neS di camp ct des Mag4sins IL pnblique
LOT DE fERRE. ensemble les bltisses
ineioraton q4 sy tnuVen stt6 dams le Quatrieme
@ cette vile. dams le No. AZ par les TIes Adele
Ronseau Fulton ct ossphne comm CONNIE lot No g. lie
~ loi me ,le % pes de face Adele profcu-
| oenr de l29 piefs, entire gnes PARALLELS.
Lee htnhliolsolS consistent Iaaison
SaiSi dams latfaire cdessus ~ Wv
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at moment l'ad Indication.
=, f. T. PARKER,
aus SCI. ~ Shfrr de - Faroi>se d'Orlians
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEAHsf
..F City of New Orleans,
Be remembered that the 18th day of January 1885,
the subscriber Justice of the Peace for tho
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos Soo President
James Stewards Secretary OF the Sun Mutual Insurance. Com
pany of New Orleans who being duly according law
do and say that the above Just true
and correct transcript from the books of said company
-. .., a.,..m THoS sLoo, Rrssident.
Jas EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed me, day January
1850. b. F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace, Parish of orleaus
The Board resolved
FER GENT IN CASH the outstanding Certificates
Profits the hoders thereof to their legal
after the 18th day of February Also declare
dividend of FORTY PER GENT. (40 per cent? the
of the Company the ending
ber 3st 1852 tor which certificates will be Issued 18th
March
The Directors after ressrving ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS profits have further resolved that outstanding
Certificates Profits of the year 1856 redeemed
and paid to the holders thereof their legal
and after the 18th lay of February next The Certificates
produced at the time Of payment canceen
on same TO cease after the 3lst December, 1852.
THOMAS SIIOO, President.
JAMES D. DENEaRE, Vics-PresidAnt
JAhEs EDWARDS Secretary.
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.ssnRsa - G3,AsLP E,;5 NEW RES

,sglygg9SaA -, WNIsF,IN'S NEW HES" So
hS.sg5HA5~ IA uRANT, 81 Royal street. ssssE l.
TgS&K JOHN GALPTN has the pleasure, 4&ssssaBSr #s
dsGaAo informing his friends the gEfcaEEsaxsE4
pubic generally that he is ready
them IL his new 81 Royal street next door to the
corner OF CuSonhouse occupying the entire mansion
lately tho residence Of Alfred Henep Esq. affords most
ensve Accommodations Besides the large public dining
the ground floor where meals provided all hours, from
O'Clock ~ nntu Il P NJ the advertiser has large mum
Der of for parties Families and parties
picaon above supplied with the hes: Of everything
the market affords either ready for the table it from
the market. Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage
has always been extended him. The undersigned them
that it will be his sndeavor gvo the fullest sassc
ton to chose who may favor him with their orders.
ia .fk2w T0HN
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WANTED---WANTED.
FOR RENT---FOR RENT.

<eas TO RENT-A THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL
| house, situated Dauphine street. between Custom
IEi.I house and Canal Apply t.
tnyls If W. n. tRQuHART. 81 Carondalet street.
saA FOR RENT-TWO COTTAGES, WITH SIX
1 each Ocean Springs, furnished bath houses and
In servants rooms Apply DR.. Austin, st. Charles
Samuel Smith & Co.. Camp street ats Il
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SOUTHERN sHDE MANUFACTURING
9 NJ P ANY.

Depot, No. 3& st. Charles street.
FACTORY. Neg. 10 AND q ST FERDINAND STREET
are no" manufacturing superior quality of Pump Wei,
and Do1oe.Soed nas-Funued RUSSET SHOESf3o which
they 7o the attention Of osa having purchase Ms artcla
These Shoes branded tue
tory Nav Orleans aLG only at the Depot
the Company.
81 " GEO. Il. ROGET, Sec,y
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sT4TE or LogIs1AEA,
s.. Parish of Orleans, city Of New OrIsanz.S
BE It remembered that this 18th day of Deceubsy 1884,
before e the subscriber, Justice Of the and for IN
city aforesaid personally appeared GslIiard President
and A. schrsibsr Secretary Of the Czsns Insurance.
company Of New Orleans who being duly ding to
law do dsase and that the accounts are inst and
true and correct transcript from Of Company
o. GAILLARD, President.
A. sCHREIBER. Secretary.
sworn TO and subscribed before this day. December I5
1850. ARTHUR sAIIcJFK
Third Justice Of the Peace the Parfsh of Orleans
The Board of rustees have resolved per cent In
erest the outstanding Certificates Profits for the years
1857 1883 and 1889 snd after the MONDAY In Feb
fuary s%L4
-1RpETERs-
Geo. W. West, e. p Hunt
Jas. 4. White, - W. Musson sz-
Douglas West, Martin Gordon Jr.,
~ jamson - Fuuna Augustln,
A.; MItenberser, Cssare Olivier,
J. Lefsy, =. A. BONN, - 80.
.. BE- 9rer GaillRrd.
TheCopany contnueo against pers the seas
and rTss and loss and damage by frs
premiums. q. ...-... Is.
81. Office, No. Carondeet street. ,zF- dI7 ~
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It. BEERsEEsA SPRINGS x.s
I'LL GRUNDY COUNTY, TENN -.

lii GRUEDY COUNTY, TENN -. -
18th iust. N 1000
The premises have been put IN thorough repair and among
o'ner additions IS 3 Dining for Children.
ne whole establishment IN charge Mr.. JOHN r.
~ KILL OF great experience in this business to whom
letters maT be addressed the Springs. " :
Stages VIII leave Tracy City daily the Springs arrival
o. the cars and conTeyanees be procured hcinnve by
lose Hno preIer teat route 5jys 2n
- POINT CLEAR HOTEL-IN VIEW s..,ss
saIn 'tea1boat comm tnca'inn between Mobile g5
ELI New Orleans being reamed encouragement Of
eted from friends propose open the above o-
tel On the Both of July, - - N1'-
We confidently that watering place on tina f
possesses 50 many requisites for comfort Point Clear The
SAT- 3ahiLg has equal the in
vicinity pleasant Telegraph in The Hotel com
mqnicating with all portions of the country.
while ask the indulgence guests for any lack of
me aois beiicaGes We will promise shall be supplied with
+. H CHAMBERLAIN& CO..
jy3l 1m&W Propreters Hoe and Rattla FousA
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G. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
81 Fixtures No Harris Row, (542 Magazine street,
the mske will attend faithfully and punctuay to all
ders entrusted him Stores, Dwellings, etc. fitted carefully
and on reasonable terms
5~A left in Box NJ. $40, hecs anics' EXCHANGE
will DO pIcEptly attendedts Gl5 IL
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D0NNETS CHEAP sARgAINs-BON-
nsss ~ the latss, ssyls also ehildrenr h.as II
a. sAspts s.d styl.s nllinep cupphsd uiih nib
Dlns, "uwSrs, frataen, ~, ~ iA- owesa prices, -
M. N. BlNNs millinery, tis q "A . BtranReus
viii do well V cal. Straw and be.ver haas ceaned
CheApea psos In ,hs city. soa tso'1si
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Affair." nj RnlIrnr IIrInhi.L

Tho Philadelphia Inquirer Of yesterday nor
gsays;--Mrs. Mary iot ng, . resident { son
,ap Of Bolivar Heights, arrived at Philsdel-
hia on Sunday evening, having left her homs
Saturday. She represents the condition q
atttrJ At the Heights a. truly distressing. 10
asa village Of some note, but now there are
4 more than ton families there, composed u
grocs and Irish. She has not had any
eat for two weeks past, AMI butter OF molassss
was not be obtained for miles around. All tho
on were enlisted in tho rebel army, and
women were obliged to do the servile work.
ne yorng man, who died there last Monday,
could not bo buried until Friday, and then ths
intcrmont was made by the women, in q gsy-.
den attached to one Of tho houses. After ttc
battle at tho Heights, tho other day, four n
the federal wounded who were left ou 10
ground, were put to death by slow and cfseS
process, such "a stabbing them in various parts
Of tho body with Il small ponkniie. In thess
acts tho rebels were sldod by . Presbyterian
clergyman f HarIot's Fery, row residing st
shopplrlstown. The rebel force on the occasion,
she thinks was three thousani men, She also
fays that she saw six wagon loads of dead rebsi
foldiers, about one hundred ard dty in NUM-
ar.
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miscellaneous.

A SUIT WAS instituted in Philadslphia, on
Friday, by Mr.. ll0dgson, proprietor ot the West
chesurr letitEuulun, Asan,t nited States
Alarshal MAw-id, and Deputies jenkins and
s,hu, lor, for iorc,blc trespls', who were
'locied 10 appear teloe the Supreme Court IN
y VEN Der.
Coz. WILsoN has resigned the command Of
bis celelGateo Massachusetts Regiment In favor
of Capt Rufus saxton Of the 4th regiment,
| &. Artillery, who has been appointed in bis
place. Captain SaxtOn is native Of Mass,
ard West Point graduate,
ArGu.r SoNrAa, the astronomer sf the
Hayes Arctic Expedition who accompanied Dr.
Kane on his last expedition, and was At one
time connected with tho United States Coast
Survey, was irozen TO death in his sledge while
out exploring, accompanied by single Esqui-
maUx. The body was recovered and Inferred AZ
Port FOlke near Cape Alexander.
SINGULAR AcoIDEST lately occurred a
yi.lage near AuKonne, France. workman
r. ned YAlanchot, in eating some plums Alter
q nncr put intO his mouth one, in the esntr0
OF which a wasp had introduced itself through
a -lit, and on the plum being pressed the Insect
r sued from its place OF cOncsAlment and stung
tho man severely in the palate. swelling
ersuel, and in spite Of all that could DO don
far him he expired in two hours and a half Of
sufccation.
Az INoENIoUs GERMAg has patented mag
n tic tack hammer that saves pounding ones
Gngers. TIE hammer lifts the tacks, heads up
and holds them till driven home.
A FRENcn PRISCsss being told that the poor
II Paris we're dying OF starvation, SAID ;-WhAf
sllly people before Ill starve, Ia cat brown
read Al Il mutton.
"FuE EIGnr !" said an officer to his com:
papv. Bedad, said an lrisbman, who stood
tesT by. sharpening his saw, " is n ewn pro-
ptrty In be doin as please wild it,
TIM sUAxrtKss CoNpIscArIos, by tho Jea.
DAVIS (iOvernmsnt, Of property owned ~
UnjoniSis and northeners, in Virginia, wal, Il
i sttimatso, II applied TO state and corporAtie3
stock in sll the other rebel states reach an e.
gTegats Of a75O, 100000. u--.s-
THn CoNNHoncUr CLockMAKEHs nust have
| any quantity Of time on their hands nowadays
THn MIssIssIPPI BLOcKADA-h "a bsiievea
Il ttGi the blOckAding squadron at the mouth q
tho Mississippi consists # The tIlg.'c s.v.a. a.
steam Loop Richmond, 10 guns, soep. d war
| Vinoennss and Prebls, l6 gums and ado Whesi
steams witch, . ssns-ss gsnA N ~.
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THE NEW YORk sun
II EsUAy MORNING, oC1 -. issi.


A chaplain said in a late pubic mceting, thai
ho had been four months IN tie service ani he
know something OF the character of the army
chsplainS They had sometime been spoken
Of disparsSinely, as unit for their position.
This may bc true It somo. But in regard to
most he could ssy thai he knew them to b.
earnest, faithful ministers Of the gospel. Being
selected Ivy urcligous men, for the most part,
the wonder s that they vero ~ good "A they
ara. They are worthy Of the confidence Of tho
country, and should have the prayers Of the
church
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A gentleman belonging to tho jth regiment,
whils coming To this city, travelled as far AS
New York with Captain j. Z. Boyle, OF the
Tammany regiment. Tho Captain had in his
tOcket a telegraphc dispatch from his mother
t. the Major Of tho regiment, requesting him
10 send to her The remains of her son, without
regard TO expense. All the preparations had
cen made To properly receive the corpse AZ The
homo ot tho distrei ssd mother WHO supposed
that she should never again s-e tho Captain
.lyo. OF course there was n yerltable surprise
Isrty when he arrived at his mothers residence
aud witnessed the grdcs arrangements in pro.
gtes. The Joy oi the good woman may be
imagined. - BC.tpR Transcript.
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ReCapture Of Lexington.

JeGtrson Cy, oct. 20.-Tho following Is a
'pecial dispatch 10 the 81. LoIis Democrat:
Mayor Molve, Of the 1st Missouri scouts,
arrived here today on the steamer Sioux City,
and reports tat on tho 10th 1j0 Of his
regiment under Major WLie, surprised tho
rebol garrison at Lexington, and recap
tured tho place, az all the sick and wounded
together with quantity Of guns, pistols, and
and other articles which the rebels threw away
in their flight Two pieces Of cannon which
were in the fort were also captured.
Tho rebel garrisCn numbered 800.
This condition OF Lexington is represented as
doplorAblo.
Portions Of the town have bOen Stripped Of
everything, and many Of the in' abtants are
u lily suffering for neco,saries or life.
ST. LOUIS, 20M.-Work on tho fOftifcGtions
"a not been suspended, and no order to that
"A, CT was over asuod