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Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-26
SOOTHING SYRUP

FOR ii D rem EET II n C,
Which greatly facilitates the process of tcethng soft
ening the gums, reducing all inlamation-wil alay
ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon IL, mothers i viii give rest to your
selves, and RELlEF and HEALTH to your INFANTS.
We have pat up and sod this article for over ten
years, and can say, IN confidence and truth of it,,
what We have never been able TO say of any other
medicne--SEvER HAS 1T FAILED, SINGLE ISsT ANCE
TO EFFECT CURE, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who
used IT, On tho contrary all delighted with its OPP
cratons and speak in terms of highest commendaton
OF its magical Effects and medical vrtues. We speak
in this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW" after ten
years experience and pledge reputation for the
fulhllment of what here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain and
exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup Is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription of one
of the most EXPERIENCED and SKILFUL NURSES
in New England, and has bCen used with never failing
success in
THOUS SANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain but invigo.
rates the stomach and bowels, correcs acidty, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system 1t will
relieve almost instantly
Gripping in the II owelH, and Wind Cholic,
and overcome convulsions which, not speedily
eded end in DEATH We believe it the best and sUREsT
REMEDY in the WORLD, in all cases OF D YSENTERY and
DIARHRA IN CHILDREN whether /. ARISES from
tet thing, or from other cause We would say to every
mother who has child suffering from any Of the fore
going complaints; do not ieS your prCjudices,
nor the pref u dlces Of hers stand between
yoar suffering child and the relief that will be SURE
yes ABSOLUTELY SURE-to follow the use of this
medicine If timely used. Fun directions VIM accom-
pany each bottle None genuine unless the fac-simile
of CURTIS 81 PERKINS, New York, is on
the outside wrapper
g9s'" Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, I3, Ceder St., M Y.
PRICE ONLY IS GENTS PER BOTTLE
PARK 81 WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington Street,
may4.ly rmp San Francisco.
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CONSISTING or
Valuable improved city property
Homestead Building lots,
Money Horses
Money, Horses,

ONE SPLENDID PIANo-SEvEN OCTAVE,
Gold Watches, Grover & Baker Sewing Machines,
Musical Instruments-c consisting of splendid Guitars
Viollns and Brass Instruments together with choice
collection Of Valuable Books, all subects-latest
editions, by all the most noted authors Also varl-
ETY. Of articles suitable for Holiday presents
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-26
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
Cathartic Pills,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up I'm
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keep
IN nnV climate.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-26

L. P. F. will also attend to forwarding adver
m, nts TO papers published in any ortion OF the
1aptIc States
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-26
SPANISH LESSONS.

DROFESSOR BoCANEGRA, takes this method
Il informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of this cit
that he will begin class in the
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-26
Warranted Deeds

JoHE HoEscH.
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FOrelgn NeWs,

4. SANDY Hook, Aug. a. Liverpool Aug. 2,
via Queenstown, Aug 4.-Br, adstuils frmer.T
Provisions duh. Consols oa@903 Erie shares
2fta27l / G. S54@35t per cent.
Liverpool Aug 2zvWeather unfayorable for
crops. Flour steady. Wheat frm aud advanced
I'd on lower qualities. Corn lirmer and tending
upward. Beef firm. Pork easier. Rice steady.
Coffee dull apd unchanged.
London Markets Gniet and steady. Coffee ac-
tive. Sugar Arm. Rice quit Spirits Turpen.
tine heavy and slightly lower II
The London Times says il not 10 be supposed
tbst any powers Of influence will be willing to
aot as agents for the American loan In London.
asit could be with every element Of dagger 10
subscribes as vel! as to friendly relations Of the
Union whenever 1t shall be re.cstablished bv Re.
turn either compulsory Or voluntarily Of che
6oelhern States % - rs
4oadon advices profsrs to have Information
nat the North are going toignore oil block ,des
ports ~ 1st5 g -
Paris Bourse Arm, ssfr. aoc.
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Fire Zouaves at Home.
From Western virpfnia.

i GEoRGETowS, Va, Aug. ia severe skir-
mish took place few miles from here yester.
day, on the Fairmount and Webstri road. In.
formation having been received that regular
organized body Of rebels living in this county,
were lodged within few miles Of Webster u
o Gen. Kelly dispatched Capt Dayton of Com
pany A, 4th Virginia regiment with 80 men
Webster to disarm them. After scouting near
" "a hours, he came suddenly on them yes.
terday noon, and after an hours severe fight.
ing succeeded in killing q, and putting the
others to flight without any loss to his COM
mand.
The Rebels numbered 200 and were composed
Of the worst characters in this county, and were
led on by Zack Cochrane, Sheriff of this county
under the Letcher rule. . ...t
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/. RreM Esprtress monroe,

. F. HoSRQH. Aug. 1l4.-A few Confederate
scouts attempted last night TO cross Hampton
Greek, and were fred on by our piekets and
quickly retired. ss1ta' yea
Hampton Is nightly visitsd BY Confederates.
Lieut.. Crosbys recent expedition 70 Accomac
and Northampton counties has nearly broken
up the contrabaid trade between the esstern
and vsatern shores OF the Chesapeake. IN somS
ofsths plsces visited by him there was : strons
and oat-spoksn Union sentiment
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Farther Particulars Of the Fight nea,
springfield. '

SPRISGrIELD, Aug. l2-The correspondent Of
the St. Louis Democrat furnishes detailed &C.
count of the battle Of Wilson's Creek, but all
the main facts concerning the engagement have
already been tclegraphed.
The enemys camp extended along Wilson's
Creek about three miles, enclosed by high ground
on each side, upon which the greater part of the
engagement was fought. 1t does not appear
from this account that the rebels we're driven
back any considerable distance, but their charges
were all repulsed, and they burnt a large
amount OF camp equipage and baggage to
prevent its capture by our troops. The enemy
had 81 pieces Of artillery and very large BODY
OF cavalry. '214 if - ttlai ~ =
Gen. Sigel attacked the rebels from the south.
east as soon as he heard firing from Gen. Lyon's
command, and drove them back half a mile. Ia.
king possession of their camp, which extended
westward TO the Fayetteville road. Here a ter.
rible fire was poured into his ranks By q repi.
ment which he had permitted to advance with
IN lew PAGES OF him, supposing it to be the
Iowa First. His men scattered considerably and
Col. Selomon's could not be rallied, consequent.
iy'6igel lost i've or six Guns, the other being
brought away by Capt slagg, who compelled
his prisoners to drag it off the field
Our troops captured about 400 horses Our
loss is about 200 killed and from GOO TO 700
wounded, while the loss of the enemy cannot
possibly be less than double our own, their
forces having moved in large bodies ana our a.
tllery PLAYING on them with terrible effect.
Lieut. Dol. Brand, who commanded rebel
force at Bonneville and has since been acting as
Aid to Gen. Price, was taken prisoner
Gen. Lyons body has been embalmed for con.
veyance to his friends in Connecticut,
The following are additional names of officers
Z kfs 80
), Capt. Marion. 1t Iowa Regiment; Capt,
Brown, do; Maj, Shdher, reported killed, but It
lacks confirmation. 2 F'Fsi 'g7IG
Wounded, Capt. Gattsohalk, lstIowa; Capt
swift, Let Kansas Capt Gilbert, LIST Infantry;
yeN& Aols0n, let Kansas; Lieut. Brown, lst
Missouri Capt Cole, lot Missouri
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Texas News.

vices from Texas, dated the 23d ult., represen,
the Union sentiment as rather on the increase.
The newspapers Of Texas have prevented the
appearance of the statement made.b General
Houston from time to time, as it is positively
known that he has no sympathy with secession
lists. At last accounts he was in quiet secluson
on his farm awaiting events.
: The designs Of Col Van Dorm and other lead.
ers for the possession of the Northern States OF
Mexico and Lower California, depend, for their
fnlfllment on the the cooperation of Mexican
military chiefs, but so far the Secession Fllibus-
tiers have not met with the sympathy they an
ticipated from those sources. f,T 81, g
J. W. Denver has been appointed a Brigadier
General of the California volunteers.
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Martial Law Proclaimed In st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE following procla-
nation has just been issued:

ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. IA.
hereby declare and establish martial law in
the city aud county Of St. Louis. Maj j. Nc
K.nstry, United States Army, is appointed Pro-
vost Marshal. All orders and regulations is
sued by him viii be respected and obeyed &C
cordingly. J. G. FRENoNr,
az Major-General Commanding.
Major McKinstry has arrested Jno. A. Brown.
lee, President Of, the Board Of Police Commits.
sioners, and appointed BAIL Duke inst ad. II :.
The laws Of the city and State will be execu.
ted without change.
1t is reported that Gen. Hardee, with force
Of $4,000 or $4,000 rebels, is marching on Pilot
Knob. The Federal force at that point is about
5000, with 8 pieces Of cannon,
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yUUb - II
fassa VIZ. ii. SEWARD

81 4 great many good people have asked Why
the battle q Manassas should have been com
msa0ed by the Omitted States troops on Sunday.
Gen. McDowell's report should satisfy those Who
have been axercised on this subject He in
tended - make the attack ON Saturday, and
troll. II would have been madness 10 rest on
6Hnday, the enemy in the meantime employing
~ the solliAg sock on the railroads Of Virginia,
IN bringing m fresh troeRst ..s',,.r.t, tjs,s,is
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TRAleNF AYrenled,

NEW YoRK, August l4-Robert Mure Of
Charleston, and cousin Of the British Consul At
New Orleans, was arrested on board Tho steamer
Africa, just . she xas1eaying. 40 bsafos of dis
patches from zen. 4DavIs.sso the BritiaA SIEVE
ral paper. showing be was such person, were
found on him.
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Surgeons Released.

Z WASHINGTON, Aug. l3.-The following are
among the returned Surgeons: J. H. Stewart,
LIST Minnesota; ]. n. Lewis, sd Wisconsin The
Assistant Surgeon of the let Minnesota refused
to accept the parole and remains a prisoner at
Richmond mon f5lF af3fsf-lsss l.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, Aug. l5.--Since the withdrawal Of
the 18th Regiment from the vicinity of Charles
ton, the rebels have torn up the track and de
stroyed the culverts on the Cairo l. Fulton r.
R. Nothing is heard from Pillows command
to day. t
The Government steamers Graham and En-
press, arrived to-day with supplies. a'
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NATIONAL FAST. ~ ~
A proclamation for national fast on the last
Thursday in September has been signed by the
President 1t is a follows; e 81

fFeSlOenL IL u a. IOiIOWo; M 90 -s, 2. 81 ~
A Procismaslon. a5
By the President Of the Uaited States of Ame,ieo.
Whereas, A Joint Committee Of both Houses
rf Congress have waited on the President OF the
q. States, and requested him to recommend day
Of Public Humiliation, Prayer, and Fasting. to
be observed by the People OF the United States
with religious solemnities. and the Offering Of
fervent suppicatinns to Almighty God for the
safety and velfareO Of these States, His blessings
on their arms, aud speedy restoration of peace;
And sssstcus, II is 1t and becossing in all peo-
pie at all iimes to acknowledge sh1 revere the
Supreme Government of God, 70 bow in hum
BILE submission to bis Establishments, TO con.
(saD and de- pore theie sjns and transgressions in
the full conviction that the fear of the Lord is
the beginning of wisdom, and to pray with all
fervency aid eontrition for the pardon of their
past offences, and for blessing upon their pre-
sent and prospective action:
And nherssz, When our beloved country, once,
b. the blasting Of God. united. prospcsoas and
happy, Is now afi,cted With faction and civil war,
bic Z peculiarly fit for " 70 recognize the hand
OF God in this visitation, and in s0rrowful re.
nation and ssoind ividuals 70 humble ourselves
before HiE, and to pray for His merey--to pray
shat We mag. We spared further punishment tho'
justly descss edit; That our arms may be bl. ssed
aud made eRec .usl for the 70 establishments Of
lay, order, and psssr throughout our country,
and that The measurable boon of civil and relf
eous liberty. canned, under His guidance and
blessing BY ~ labos and sulIerings of our f.
theirs. may be ressered in all is original excel
lsnco. !a.sgr sbI sed ~ s.gssg fsssf3-s.3 sess
therefore, L ABRAHAM LINCOLN, ,Presi-
dentof the UniteS StateA DO sppoint the last
thsrsday IN September next, - dAy r. AnniL
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Arrival Of the Persia.
New YORK, August 1.-THE Persia brougt
100000 in specie.

TIIV.VUU III specie. 49, =. u.
REORGANIZATION of U. 3. Reserve Corps.
ST.. LOUIS, August l4.-Gen. Fremont has
ordered a reorganization of the u S Reserve
Corps in st. Louis to comprise Regiments Of
Infantry with reserve of companies to each
2 souadrons of Cavalry and batteries of Light
Artillery. 49,. p az..F ls-5}..N
They will be equipped to enlist for the war,
subject to the same regulations and to receive
the same pay the volunteer regiments. Each
regiment is designed to have one company of
sharp shooters and pioneers. .t -
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- - mi &.....ss IkSana ~ n So
ss5w 1issrosl 3kug. l4-A Iynerel order i
~ ~ Si,ior n soet MeIobsll kbrte authority
~ r-nt masses S5efehs idg9 ritle the Line
which are % MOS s :. ,hs s S~
81. q de sscrstar7 Of War and the Gen.
-, Information is received that Gen. Fremont
800. nrthe order of the War department
here forces from Ohio, Indiana and illinois, are
nor nSSSuhtedIv M Missouri, 10 reinforce Gen.
l9isel. 1sEl3s ~ Eiitav % i'ss9a9l n g :.
a 9,nls Bar,se. in, command Of r.. Lafayette, IN
.ss, "a az shs R.,Amore, secessiouist prisoners,
.;ii - course - mstainel bv The Government
h his onnosition % the EFFORTS 81 lawyers and
fFators. 10 sst the s,iilty free Orders we're to-
,Iav ,eupsd 70 him % defend himself II attacked,
- - 60 Scott 70 reinforce him il necessary.
Tvo al The returned Surgeons agree that our
wounded are wen cared for, have good air and
food. Int soinevhst crowded misconceptions
They denv that our wounded we're bayppeted or
enitals she)led. ST., 81. ,.,s zts; "a lals,a -;
nns az Resuree.rd,s aids told them that but
Il oO1 men we're engaged on their side, and con.
It.sse; that II their soldiers had been aware that
thav we're vhioped along the whole line, they
vonld have aed. but what, buoyed them up and
| d;enirited M was that johnson was coming with
| I & f,O0 men y aa4ss ~ - 'stl.o ~
b 7isla90.lts fHerAld's dispatch.l 38i q Sc 7as
T., WASnuaros,a Aue. IA. Among our wounded
at Centeryille are Captain J, y. Casey, OF Isl
Michigan. wounded in the leg very severely,
aimee died hssH'ia ss2H.a e's - ''.Ns
~ II W. Fasop. list Michigan wounded in the
Ithiuh.sd4isf. 4oi, sod 7afiisa Il ID I7os.8
lat Minnesota Regiment Sergeant q. N.
Harris Cornoral W. L. Person Jacob Musber.
ger. Alien Hancock. Edward RowIey, J. 8. Has
Rci died July 2sth, James Cannon J. II. Lee
David Scoley. H. G. Wright, p. G. Ellis, 7.
Gwip.. died july 80, julius Smit, Charles Clark,
| Charles Soines, Newton Brown, Geo Pfeiffer
i Albion Hobson, Austin Ladd died Aug. ii.
n 81 Wisconsin, Regiment-JeE Aarden, w
/ A. Owens, s. PsJarkson, J. 2. Christie, j. Cor
y Ma;. Nv w. T,sn Crone T.ient = p
/ IJent;ns VIM Bootb 4. r. Reed, Jas. Taylor
/ WIN Weibel, died July 80, David Jones, A. B
4 C.,art cornoral Charles Graves. Christian Kes
lar John Ross. b. C. Ciyip. II. Selleman, O.. G.
| Transon. GaskilJ. Sergeant Anton Coblock, dice
4 Aupi7 9lsis s'7 - is1t3l 'ise -
o From source from which place implicit re
4iancc, s1' ~. |o.sa.;,,o "a v;onna or,
~;,h;n f.ao,;on ~ s0 noo men, and that all tb,
cn.oos sno.oad in the battle of Bulls Run. We
rs,os;n IN ,bs ( v;c;n;tv g 70 -
! &c moi .tsirimcs D;snatch 9gaa siG5sd1
,ew.surrarov a no! ~ Gen. Andersen wa
IN n;oht advised nv hia physcisns.I to, refrail
1 from active dutv He has. nevertheless. deter
mined Of once 10 take the 6eld. When warned
.hst no MIGHT hre.k down be answered. "tha
i - ne
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TEE Loss-The loss occasioned BY the burn.
ing Of Hampton, By IL Rebels, y estimated y
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Government Loan Ta ken.

New York, Aug 1.-The bankso of New York
Boston and Philadelphia have agreed to take the
$50, 0o0,0 900 Of the Government loan they are to
be the sole recipients Of the treasury notes.
The Fire Zouaves are due here this p N. l8s.I
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Frolr, Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l5.-The feet of 10 steamers
which have been laid up ] 5 miles below here for
some time past, was brought here to-day by or
der of Gen. Fremont, to prevent the possibility
of their beng taken by the Rebels.
Gen. Pope has about completed the appoint
ment of the committees OF Safety in the counties
OF his department., according to special orders
already telegraphed. Since the adoption of this
plan for Representation of property, acts of vi.
olence have materially diminished, and it is be.
leyed in a shot time will entirely cease.
1t is stated that some seven thousaad rebel
troops are approaching Ironton from the South.
The Federal troops in that region are posted at
Pilot Knob, Ironton and Arcadia, three villages
which lie about two miles apart in narrow val
ley, the entrance to which can easily be de-
Tended by artillery, aud flank movement is not
apprehended in consequence of the impossible
condition OF the roads around the valley. "a
Col aRiair arrival fn.6av s--r. e. ..f. +.
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Rebel Sick and Wounded near Manas.

lSpeclal TO commercial.
WAsH1SGToN, Aug. l5.--Reliable information
has been received here to the effect that there
were 1000 rebel sick and wounded at Culpepper
G. H., and 1000 wounded at Warrenton. Be-
sides these there was very large number dis
abled at private residences in the country, and
at the points named One cause of disease is an
inadequate supply of water at Manassas, and Of
very poor quality. s,s9 JE7.. FrgeW
The Treasury Department is about to reim-
bnrse the States of New York and Pennsylvania
for their advancement of funds made in aid of
the primary preparations for the war;.
y
Good for the Massachusetts Democracy.
BosToS, Aug. l5.-The Democratic State Com
mttee met yesterday in Worcester, and agreed
to call a Convention to nominate State Officers,
to be held September 10th in Worcester.
The proceedings OF the Committee exhibited
a broad and patriotic policy, and the call of the
Convention asserts that the present crisis de-
mands the subordination of the interests of the
party to those of the country.
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BuaGLARs Accomplishments night OF
Thursday morning the houses Of Hessrs Cook
and Denise were entered and goods stolen, con-
sisting of ladies' dresses and gold watch, Sus.
picion fell upon two persons who bad been Ped
ding fancy ware during the day, had called at
these very houses, and whose business consists
in giving their ware for clothing. On an exam
inaiion, however, none Of the missing articles
could be found ia their, possession.
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MARRIED,

'e5s ss MARRIED,
On the 11th inst. at the brides residenes sa0I
Allen, Esq, Mr.. ASDRRw TRKssLKR 10 As A''
BROCK, all OF this city. a-' D.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Commissioners Of
Indian Affairs, Dale, is on the eve of leaving for
Kansas and Nebraska, on business connected
with that Bureau, - p 81
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Spell = Hawk ye.
vlssress aiey - 'ss Frs psns. 1
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q COL LAumas's regiment, The Iowa 7th,
'hts bten armed ind sent onto Rolla 70 reinforce
General 'elgel, and II necessary 70 supply the
place Of the Iowa LIST 6
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The Company raised In Henderson coun.
~, Iuineiss and new under Col Smith in Mis-
soar, parsed with their Gag 10 Palmyra to orn
anent the Court House there. It vas DESTROYED
BY storm. and since then an old cotton one has
been carried By them. The ladies Of South Hen.
derson have fsised : subscription. and are now
busy In preparing beautiful silk Gag Tor the
use Of the Company. stsay 5di - ~ sais..
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Is q The Omaha Telegraph has changed its
ute with its transfer to new proprietor. Il
wiz be known hereafter as the Daily Nebraskian,
edited and owned BY Y. a. CLARK. In bis ealu
tatoty Mr. G. says '.our motto il peace first
On honorable compromise afterwards But in no
event e0mpvp@i.e until the supremacy Of the
uo'ernmentis established, and its honor and I'M
sesHty established sai.ssz lae.tof h sEn r
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U-An endeavor viii be made tore.organize
the Fire Zouayes, BY sending the remains Of the
Regiment to New York for a fortnight, ostensi.
bly, for the purpose Of recruiting, but really to
give them a furlough, TO allow of the scattered
squads reIoining their Regiment Si5&sse
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II The North Iowa Observer gives an ac-
count of the fall Of . bridge at Fayette, .xhile
hundred sheep were crossingit Little damage
was done to the dock, and anew structure will
soon take the place Of the dangerous and rotten
old bridge. rrs
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500 DEAR Sun: IL have to acknowledge the re
ceipt Of yonr letter of the 5th instant, and to
state in reply that the order To which it refers
VAS oficIally explained : day or two since, BY
the eeSsetary Of Wa. but having since been .
eubjecsO Of great Misrepresentation, it has NOV
been ehtirely rescinded aud vacated. Conas.
gently there 10 no obstacle whatever 70 tie ac..
eeptance Of the services Of volunteers, on de
ground Of their nationality or iangasgs. The
eonteat tor the Onion is regarded, a It ought %
be, battle Of the freemen of the world for the.
institutions Of selfgovermens go IA sti Z
am very truly yours, * i,si
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