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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-03-08
DIR. &. ii. sIIOLEs,
ECLECTIC INFIRMARY
127 COURT STREET,

boStohs
Having given my undivided attention for the
last fifteen years, to the treatment OF the gcRi-
io-uriaary organs, and having had large prac-
tice in this speciality, claim the best possible
advantages for treatment the world has yet dis.
covered.
have been advised by our best medical men
TO advertise my remedies for the people gene
rally, from the fact those rho most need " SER
riess dare not ask a friend rhere 10 direct
them.
TO TIE INrorENr AND DEBILIrArED.
SpermatorrhGa,o or Seminal Weakness,
divide into three stages:
LIST. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS. which my Eclectic
Life Drops will cure in very short time, with
out failure.
2d. DAILY DISCHARGES. There are more
cases of this than the world is aware Of Some
Of the symptoms are hlgh-colorcd and scanty
excavations from the bladder, with q smarting
sensation attending II, sometimes with turbid
sediment, and ut others amilk-like appearance.
have analyled many specimens Of this nature,
and In all cases have found traces Of Semen
and Albumen, which is as sure to produce death
rs Consumption, unless 1t is checked by medi-
cal treatment.
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TESTIMONIALS.


"Iregard Mr.. Eddy NJ one OF the most capable s.f
ssess.fsI practitioners with whom have hal OIL
cial intercourse. CllAS. MASON"
COMMANDMENT Of Psi,sh'.
~ have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ person more eonIsf,Hf ant
trustworthy, aud more capable ~ putting their az
plcatlons In form 10 secure for them an early aud
favorable consideration nj the Patent Oniee.
EDMuND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF stent.
Boston, February 4, 1872.
"Mr. n. H. Eddy has made Cor mo THIRTEEN
applications, on all but oSs of which patents have
been granted, and that one Is nor Pending. such
unnistakable proof Of great talent and ability on
his part leads me 10 Recommend all inventors 10
apply b. him TO procure their patents, ms they may
he sure Of having the most nalthfai attention be.
slowed ON their cases, and at very r,asonablo
charges JOHN TAuuARI."
From September 18th, 1867, Ia Jane 18th, las.
the subscriber IN of bis large practice, made
on frie, rejected publications., SIXTEEN APPEALS,
EVERY ONB of which Was decided In Ais Ja,or. by
iyr5T r. ~. EDDY
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO An u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing Is put up In large bottles
and retas Cor 81 cts per bottle and Cor dressing the
hair Of any person. young old there Is not Ito equal In
the world II win make the hair everything you wish u
to he, and moreover IL has perfume that 10 inhne',
superior to any OF the fashionable extracts either foreign
o, American, which alone should entis II TO place on
every iadys toilet table.
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WHITES COAL DEPOT.

Purchasers OF Coal, either In Slco or Biddef6rd,
are laformed that the hscriber has made arrange
msnts b. which he will be able To supply those
Who wish with the best varieties of Coal In Market
screened and prepared Cor use. HshAs on hand
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n. IL CLARK, Gr.., Pals, N. II.

MEssRs HrSRr p. WILSON Co: deem Mrs WI.
.on'. Hair sgeneratr and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of all hair preparations. have, In many In
stances known them 10 restore the hair where bad
fallen o. dandrui, restore the hair TO It's original
color cure entirely the most painful headaehssand In
some instances serious humors Personally. have
been a sharrr In several of these benefits.
Rgy. IIENkY HILL, Manchester, N. II.
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bottles have been soli In eighteen months w,ilosf
singi, failure when taken as directed, and without
the least injury 70 heaitn ~ a.y.9e. MnPu,
directions for using and sent by express. eissSiy
sealed, 90 all parts ofihe country. PkfCib-full
Strength si0j Half Strength. 81 Quarter strength,
signed expressly for ObsrisArECAsrs. In which all
other remedies OF the Mind have been tried IN vain.
~ Beware Of limitations! None warranted
unless purchased directly Of Dr.. ~ or at his ONCE
ediai Institute for Special Diseases, No. - Union
street, Providence, X l.
TINS ,pseis,fy embraces sll diseases Of Prrtais
by letter or otherwise are strictly eorfisnfisi Aii
medicines will be sent by Express. secure nom os-
seryation, To all parts of the country Also Accori-
modations for patients ffom abroad. wishing for q
stored 10 health.
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Furnace, Egg and stove,

and will deliver u below the Portland prices Per-
sons In want of Coal Al r,asonabls prisrs will fud
him ready 10 soeOmmodat ethem at his wharf on
NE b'ddsiord s'ds-eslev the Covered Bridge.
January, lseo-Jtf "
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LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TIME.

LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TIME.
Sd. Loss or MUSCULAR POWER. Such cases
may be cured by similar means II the patient
be In otherwise tolerablc health.
Best French Preyentatiyes ut low prices.
See my advertisement In the Boston Herald,
and you can learn more full description o
such cases.
Address c. II. sHOLEs, NJ. d., l27 Court
Street, Boston.
Boston, May %, 1850. lyr22
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The Great Indian Remedy,
FOR FEMALES, sn0 b..
DR.. MiTTIS0yS INDIAN INESiCOGuR I!

This eelebrated Female Medicine.
possessing virtues unknown OF any
thing else Of the Kind, and proving
efieetual amer all others have fAiled,
10 prepared from IN Indian plant
used BY the natives for the same pur-
pose nom time immemorial. and now
Dor the nrst time offered 10 the pub.
lie. IL II designed Cor both married
snd single iafiss, and IL the very best
thing known for the purpose, ~ 10
will bring on the monfliy sieLnsss In
cases % obstruction, after all other
remedies 81 the Kind have been tried
In vain. This may seein Incredible
but q cure 10 guaranteed IN al easss,
or the price Will be refunded. 1000
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Mrssns. HESkr T. wtIsos 4 Cot have used your
Hair Rsgeneraor and Hair Dressing. and have received
great benefit from them. deen the artices worthy Of
high and eheerfuly recommend them TO
ali who want 10 restore gray hair 10 its original COLOR o.
to any who troubled with dandrun, o. disagreeahie
Itching Of the head OF Lumors those whose hair IL
falling from the head.
Rsy. q. w, H. CLARK, Great Pals, N. H.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
Gen. srotrs 1ToOr ~ m.

A Wtuhiheton coFresBobdent 6ivet tbe
following sketch of Gen. Scotts mode
Of lite, and his untiring industry and vie.
ance: General Scott has ieft bis bo,,ss
and ttkcn up day a7d night quarters al
his otiiec. He q feeble ia body hat ysry
clear, comprehensive and active in mind.
Visiting h IN st near midnight, he trss
sitting up in plain, hurl bel, in a very
pain room, with but two candl=a on 4
center tble near, and two of h.a aida
near him IN waiting. Dispatches arrive
amost every hour, night and day, borne
/ by vidottes from every quarter Of The
district and by officers beyond the line.
lie demands the fullest IN lrmktiduofct
|crybOty, aud before the new YORK az 5o6s
q HiyUd, declared that he was .brebared
lor an attack FROM $4,000 men by Virriri-
| Ia or Maryland, ii they invaded the car
ital. His great anxieip, orierlind doubt
have been the disuneut,i citiztas In 80
District Of Columbia, scurur Of w hon
have len, but nany Of whom, syeunow
remain but all are known and watched
with a lynx-eyed yigillnce. IudScd.
there has been an extensive aeccsNoh
feeling here, and there are trc,.,,s of tl,b
pc-sonalfriends Of JelF,rsJn Davis.and
A II, stephens, who, ~ Southern men,
have been much respected. No scces-
s,on dag, however, a.ats here. aud lrun
the heights Of Georgetown 10 the Caps,
tai nothing 10 seen but the stars end
stripes, with loyalty Increasing oyefy
hour" So ..-... 80 Z
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IIowit ~, I,nLnn

An Alabama planter. who detcsts lbe
scccssionists and all their works. md IN
vested $3.50 In the Si5,OooOoo. .loae ~
the led. Davis oligAFehy. Cause why.
he could'nt help il. Hc was told thstho
could DO no better than take that amount
and, aityr considering the matter mpv.
he arrived NJ the same conclusion. Tiie
thirty neighbors have ali Invested inthe
same stock from SO 20 $4,000, accord
ing 20 their respective moacs. bcing al.
ishod ! would cost more to refuse liant
come down. .--s ~ r y.
The IL nothing very remarkably nor
especially heincus Ia this. War h, its
neccSsities-tivil war cspecialiy-and
they will command respect. But the
lmmeusurable ease and falsehoud with
which the rebels have trumpotOd tho
taking Of this loan at eight per cent.
based on the very best and most practical
security the Contcderncy have to give,
an export duty on their cotion-merits
exposure. They have bluzoned eyery-
where that New Orleans wanted the,
wholc--thut foreigners were eoRer for a
large share, but must stand back bccanaa
II was all wanted at home--haye talked
OF premiums, &c. The upEhot Is that
sl2 600 are taken, partly by free ne
grots, under constraint and IN fear Of
Personal peril They will want adother
loan directly, aud Il any slave has iew,
dollars OF chicken-moncy tied 10 IN an
old stocking, he must be ready II stand
and dollVCr.-M Y. 7ribtae'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
rhe Way thc PennsyIvRnIn
Dtttchnfen Fight.

When the Berks county and other in
terror troops were on thuir way tow rds
Camp Curtin lhi officers had a confer
enCe over the news Of the taLiRg Of
Fort Sumter, and the fact that ..iler thir-
ty-six hours cannonading, no life was
loFt. One honest Duteh Officer could
not under stand how tlis could be dohe
but another Cfncer better posted IA nod.
ern warfare, assured him that il waa all
owing 70 the astonishing improvements
in modern science, which had made tho
art Of war SO perfect that forts night be
battered down and cities ba bombarded,
and yet not a single individual KILLED.
The honest Dutch son Of Mars listened
aitcntivcly ana IN tuprise at such re-
mHrkable results. Suddenly hig face
red1enod, and, with a blow Of his fstup
on the table, which sounded like the dis
charge Of Uolumbiad, he exclaiihed,
eden, by taxa, dey had peter not pfing
down our Dutehmans iOf dey are % tam
shtupid nit science, dat dey could not 70
into a tight mitout killing s0uiebody.---
Pal. Ledger. tllts
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
pnLApELrnlA, MnY hi.
Fast Day at WheeIing-PntriOI-
ism OF the Clergy.

WHEELrNo, May 9.--To-day was strict.
ly observed AZ day Of fasting and pray.
err A stores and business houses were
closed. Patriotic sermons were preached
in nine out Of the twelve Churches. Al
the Fourth Street Methodist Church, the
sturs aud stripes hung in graceful folds
around the pulpit. The Rev. Wesly
Smith, pastor Of that Church, delivered Il
very patriotic address. He said he would
hold no fellowship with traitors. He did
not want Secessionist 10 sit in his
Church, II there was traitor in the house
he wanted him to leave. The Govern
ment must be sustained and rebellion nut
down. He quoted the law Of treason
and warned rebels Of what they might
expect. .... b.
Rev Mr.. Dodge Of the Second Pres,
bytorian Church, in an eloquent and pat.
riotic address sVid our allegiance wal
due to the Government Of the United
States. He prayed that God might sub,
due the passion of tie Rebels or wipe
them from the face Of the earth. Rev.
Mr. Martin, at the conclusion Of his SER
mon, said he had father inEastern Vir.
ginia, whom he loved and honorcd, bat
Il ne saw him reach out bis hand 70 dis.
honor the American Flag, he would him.
self strike down the impious hand.
One com pany Of vOlubtB6fs was sworn
into the Unite6 States Service today
Several more will be sworn ia to-mor-
row. .l.a. II .lHh ll .HT
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ANDY" JOhHsOu DoGying the
Rebels.

The Washington Es.ionai Republican
W. hufu ucafu tuuuuty tsa,.. As-.-l--l-
Johnson as late as last Monday, when
he was Go miles west OF Knoxville, on
his canvass Of the State, which votes
upon the 9th Of June upon the question Of
secession. Mr.. Johnson aud his friends
were at that date, hopeful. o..
"Thc style Of Mr.. J0hnson's canvass
ing may be judged offrom the commoncc-
meut Of his speech at Cleveland, Tenn,
where threats against him had been large
ly INDUCED in. lie told tho crowd that
he did not come here 10 Be sAif, 6u. 10
shoot, that il there was TO be a hight, no
lud his friends were rcLty FOR Il, and
that he preferred 10 finish up the fighting
before his speech. ..f Ir--ilT1 Elu
Nobody comirg furwOr to fight, the
intrepid Senator proceeded 10 speak, and
by the time he had finished, nineteel-
twel tieths oftho audience were with him,
IL toh them, umoi < other things, fhdf
JET DautS aud he Governor Of he Siais
ought 10 b hanged AID u0Hld be hanged.
tIai al, a. o f.r distan CT o 81 L0 / the
ludicial power Of the GovOrnment eoull
be brought 10 bear upon them. '''i
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Thc TlaE ship Ortlte RlocEadins
T..su. sQuedrOn. .. gr
The Boston Atlas VI the oh says

The Boston Atlas VI the 9th says: u
The United States steam irigute Min.
nesota bearing the broad apcnnaht Of
Com. Stringham, the Flag Ship Of the
blockading squadron, sailed fromthis har-
Dor yesterday forenoon. She has gone
upon the important mission under the
most favoring guspic 9. Hundred were
ut the Navy Yard 70 see ber departure,
and thousands crowded the whpVes Of
the city, TIE Yard itself was the aeene
Of gr az activity immediately prior p her
departure. But At half past nine the 40,
Bile vessel started slowly from her mooT-
ings amid deRiening cheers from the thou
sands Of spectators. When fairly 10 the
stream, the, crew of the Minnesota
maDned the yards, which action was fol-
loved BY those on the receiving ship
Ohio mRnnlBg the rigging, The bands
on both vessels played the national airs,
while cheers aud answering cheers made
the echoes ring, A. she passed Fort In.
dependence the, garrison fired nptiopg!
salute, which was ansWeFed BY thirteeh
bFoadside guns from the irigRte. Tue
Minnesota carries ~ ganss 800 sesmen
nlfd 90 munue6sr nrr .a.. ID. .r -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

Gov. Robinson has issaed Biz bfoolt-
mation. eating for II reeimenil, and
fixing their respective hcudqutrtefo ElAa
would be dprctg hurdsua o. any olll4
or State Of an equal population, Aut
KaBsaa. eontains larger pFaporiian 81
men accnstomed Ia hghung, ahd fond "a
amusement, than any other .lenOef 81
the COhfedoracyt TheircFopi are p, ih.
the ground, end they can now leaTa hnma
for incuFsi0ns -inta ,lttkana1B e=sd Miss
ouii On case she sscedes) Wilhout inth,
venienrs 70 aay onemy they cay hapritl
b encounter. ~ ~ hfr1
Gen lane uill probably Lad g 49,,
taohment down intd peSaaI and nIpnh.
g1mcrg' VII hagoa corpn oa sllgeg ao
aud eiahbcfa iql any deoDcrat ao.8
thst may b required On lhh W eclaI b .fa
Southwestern flonlisl. CAielgp s
buas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

The loyal men Of Western VifcihIa
are agitating the subject 6f a division of
the State 80 az to sepeyzte them from
the traitors Of the Eastern section.
Il 20 be hoped that they viii not
take this ground The Constitutional
GOyegnment Of Virginia atill exists. AZ
soon us the forces Of the GOsetnment
have driven out the Confederate usurpa-
tion, the Union men Of Virgln.s can can
an election and illthev6canf olllgsS ard
control the State GovernIe5lt. The 10y.
al men ofiYiFgiuia are tho. State Ther5
is no neeessily tog thcir relFsaiing ifola
this high groppd' sffsg tirros kr4 r,r,f
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Thnl,s - MI.

The PfGtn Dealer soyH;
The Adminislratiop are n Tor the nght:
Fify-eight thousand troops 70 DO enlisted
for a term Of years. Thls does not look
IKE giving up the Government % heb.
els The South src 10 submitor Be wiped
out. There Is 70 be no more tGm?eIing
with treason. "Goyernment OF no Cow
ernInenf'' il 10 DO the future watchword
Of the country Tho Bonler States must
come in or take the oonsequences.--
There is no middle groand Ia tins wa.
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BTOwnIOw On tllaTennessee Sc
vr eessiOn Ordiha neey roW

lYt IFSouiiibs KhoEViis Whie.J H f
The deed is done! And a black deed
il is.Lthe Legislature OF 'Tebnessee in
Secret SsSsi0R, passed an ordinance Of
Seeessioh--Votlag the State Gun of the
Federal Union, and changing the Federal
Relations Of State, thereby affecting
10 the great injury OF the people, their
most important earthly interests. The
men who did this deed, in secret con
clave, were elected two years ago, and
they we're elected and sworn 20 support
the Cons titution Of the United States,
and the obligations Of that oath must
rest upon them until their SUCCESSORS arc
elected. Their saying that the extraor-
dinary emergencies Of the times deman-
dod this outrage, will not do. with those
Of US who know the State Of Tennessee
has not been oppressed, and il moi likely
10 be, unless We invite. or provoke an at
tack. i has been the policy o. all urAur-
pers, In all ages, 70 excuse themselves
for the exercise Of arbitrary power, In
tended at once TO oppress the people,
and 10 deprive them Of their liberties.
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W.. Y GIBSON JAMES NJ. patterson
Gibson g. Patterson,
Attorneys at Law,

w, u, Gibson has resumed The practice Of law IN
BoasoN und ailioihng couhiiest aad assouated wild
his J. NJ Patterson. They win give prompt atte u
vioa A bu,iqsss snBrusted 10 Their care. Ofuo in
CsaEeNal Roe, Main street, Tifin, ohio.
AsTl2If
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

Nome I ir AN ACT 77 q a.as ~
Rylaubg 70 bonds Of certain ohicefs l
ShorioS J. Be il enacted by the g neral
Assembly " the State Of nhio that the quar-
termAster general, eommissafy general, pay
usasteF general. and al qnarter masters com.
missaries, paymasters and other disbufsng
Officers, aud sueh other officers having cus
tody or control Of the public mohiru or other
propertyiu the military service Of the State,
- Tie Governor may from time 10 time dea-
ignate, tshall seFerally give bond with two OF
more sutheieIt suHtlee, 10 the satisfaction Of
the GoV,fnor, eohdiilOn Cor the due and faith
iul discharge Of tbtir respective duties, in
suSh form as may be prescribed by the Gov
ernor. Every dlabursipg giiperi ahd every
person having the custody and control Of the
property o. nouey Of the State, o. Of the
trahtportation "a substance of the forces Of
the STATE shall, frDm time n tine, make re-.
port 40 such form, and 20 such department Rs
The Hogernor may require a. q All aec)unts
Of ezpe ndieure1in the service, with the pVOp-
er vouchers therefor. shall, once IN three
lwcnthsi be filed in The Office Of the Aud itor
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DR.. j. McAdOO,

Will promptly attend to all calls,
Jithsr in Tihn ot oounry Ia Aaministsrn ng tsthe az
Eieted. Particular paid TO Female diseases
ShoNsr and Plunge baths connected with the office,
west sfths Wooden Bridge, ed Ward, THIN, Ohio.
iFgf.Iv ....
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DIR. WIN. M. KauII.

Physiciap and surgeon, would re
sHssttu4y infofn the cip1srs oCTih'h ptdyieinliy
hat he has loeaed, permanently, In this pace, andis
,aif-ts dmi mister 10 the pliictsd ~ allhetr -.
az oifies aud Tesidence corner efPerTy and jeff
srSs9t'sEgtE EI9IisR, q = PPirENr1oN SryEN,.uts.
RkaRs OF THE EYE. mhl6.f
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J.J. steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
tIs sssetss, sndwtll give strict nttsniion ~ bust
uars entrpsted 10 him. Once IN the . Ebert
Glouk directly above the store room Of Mr George
TGFloT, lad oppositethe shawhau House, apis
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NJ. m. PnrIL. Md.

Physician and Surgeon Office
81 Mas street MqFaTlahd's Block, nor-h Of shawhan
hou's, TifHf5 Ohio, mAa7 80
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Jones a. Thomas; u.
Fostoria, Ohio.-General Col
sotlaT ana Lapd Agsnt' will promptly attend to the
sslsetisn " 80 ia shifusiSd in Sen
sss aud ~ tiaihihs Couniies. WiHalsoauendtocasei
where egi advice needed In Prosecuting suits before
sticst sfths Bsaas Persons wishing 10 buy ofseil
LaHd Tewn Properly IN dnd il 20 thsir advantage
SO rive ~ aeblt. 'f ffT..H or FaH JONES.
Wy. Hat stf.fl aI IH rr1i.- u. ". THOMAS.
RHTRRro PALNRR 4 MAsriR, Fudluy,
Corr BHowEa.
W.P. X n. NoHLEi TINA
FOsTERG Co, foiioHa'
Dee "a, is5e-tf "a AHta al
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
McAIister, 81 COWles.

Dealers in Stoves, and Manuiac-
tuFsFs sf Tin, cthpeF AID shsetfron Ware. Loomis'
New Boek enc door ssuth Of Nay loTs
Tim, April6, tASS-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
William Gallup,
M. WagneFy

Merchaht Tailor. AAnd dealer
Ready Made ciothiag, eiashs, cai,imsres, Vest.
Fs.l. ]. IL. st..s sseo.il. 4. s.s... oosI,,
Raak T--r a.fsr1nr no lllu ID EIrr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
THIN a. Ft. Wayne Rail
i ~ Road. s.

% i5T9',5'IiS5l q. af .E q "a %
TuH aiheeefthit eenpany u nerfgananily loeated
A riaA ana the variens roana oaennird are IN the
3! s SF'-f' nn ,ss s;'y
asfl' 'i4aA 1orah ltEE c.li no
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j. H. HOrd.
R.s.FENEINGToN. c. LEE. n BRgwER
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit.
sii Ia Chsneery. Rooms n singers New Block on,
Pssits the CsuH House. TiRn, NAV 18th. SSH
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r-rr fisg o. ED. A. PARR0FT,-r
Pro TEN. Speaker Of the House Of Rep.
lru51 s1l W ROBERT G. KIRK,
Ia .o'f0 gfIa President Of the Senate,
Passed April 4, 1861. r7aa 2
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II is underwood that Hyde Park IN |
the ncrthrrn part ofth ity bus I cen lea
cd by the Government aud a rsuimont
Of troops will be stationed there. D.,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-07-03

sometime past. has occasioned the lat
ter to resign his position.
1t is certain that private letters from
Gen. Lee, to his old associates in the U
s. army, he disclosed his dissatisfac
ton in the rebel service.
Il is said the steamer Freeborn was
so severely treated in the recent con-
flict, that she will be condemned. She
is a Few boat.
I, appears that Government does mol
regard the occupation Of Harper's Fer
ry, at present, as Of any great impor'
lance, now that everything has been
destroyed.
The Massach usetts FIRST regiment has
applied to the War Department to per-
nit them to celebrate the 4th July.
somewhere in Virginia. The answer is
not yet known.
A letter in the World from The steam
er Wyandott. off Fort Picken's, an
nounces the capture of the privateer
steamer. W. II. Webb. by the Niagria.
when in the act of capturing the brig
East, of New York. l. also captur-
ed the English bark Etna, with a cargo
of rifled cannon for the rebels at Pensa-
cola.