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Strangers Guide.
COURT House. Texas street. on t.a

strangers Guide.
Court House. Texas street, on Ed
Wards.
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corner Of Market and Travis sts.
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IRON KAILINGS,

for galleries and balconies, which
will be sold at MANUFACTUERS
PRICES adding transportation).
Purchasers are invited to call and
examine the various styles, at the
Southern Marble Works OF
W. HECON,
Corner of Texas and Edwards Sts.
My Post Officeis Shreveport, La.
no 6-dly.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-27

HEu uREAT TMEOlClNAL Drink OF THE
= q - -, ACE!
CROOKES'S
Invigorating Aromatic Vegetable
St0anuche Bitters,
For RESTORING & PRESERVING
HEALTH.
Prepared from Aromatic Bitter Herbs
UNDER THE AUSPICIES or IN
EMINENT TPHYSICI.1N.
Are an agreeable and palatable
Invigorating Tonic, prepared from
Aromatic Bitter Vegetables, com
bined with Il Pure Spirit, improved
and perfected by one of our venera-
BILE and eminent physicians during a
practice Of thirty years, in the latter
part Of which he used those Bitter
Herbs, with unparalleled success, in
the treatment of internal diseases and
for purifying the blood.
They stimulate and regulate the
functions of digestion impart vigor
and tone to the stomach; strengthen
the system, and are unequalled as a
purifier of the blood. BY continuing
the use of a wine glass full morning
and evening, and before meals, for a
few weeks, they will afford convin-
cling proofs Of their great medicinal
properties, and under the influence of
their health-restoring qualities, that
physical condition necessary to the
enjoyment Of sound body and mind
will soon be attained.
From their purifying influence,
the skin becomes steadily smooth and
bright, and they will gradually re-
move every trace Of eruption Or in-
hammation from the face or BODY as
they progress III the puritication Of the
blood.
Viewing them simply as bever-
age, they equal in richness and deli
cacy Of flavor the finer grades of
choice Champagne Wines-the BIT
ter principle being only perceptible
when felt III the good work Of purify
ing and invi gorating.
For the use Of old and Young Of
both sexes they are admirably adap-
ted, being grateful to the taste; of an
exqisitely delicate Havor-i,nparting
to the palate a soothing aromatic ef-
feet, equalled only by its purity and
richness.
The following letter regarding the
purity and quality Of this Celebrated
Vegetable Tonic, from the eminent
and gifted physician and chemist,
Victor f. Canning, so long and IA
vorably known in connection with
the French Academy of Science,
speaks for itself:
Chemical Lubratory, Vest Broadwny.
New York, February 6, 1860.
Mr.. II. NJ. Crookes: Dear SIR
In accordance with your request of
the 10th ultimo, ! have subjected
sample of your Invigorating Aroma
tic Vegetable Stomach Bitters to IL
careful analysis and find them to be
composed of the essence of Aromatic
Bitter Vegetables Of ancient fame in
the medical world: Yet 1 have never
before seen them so well blended or
so pleasing to the serse Of
taste.
The Spirit used in their prepara.
ton | found to be perfectly pure, and
as free from deleterious element as
that procured from the natural juice
of the grape.
You doubtless had the assistance of
experienced medical skill in perfect
ing so excellent combination, as it
rarely occurs that the bitter princi-
pie, possessing so much medicinal
worth, is rendered so palatahle.
Continue to prepare your Stomach
Bitters, strictly in accordance with
the formula you have already atop-
ted, and they cannot fail to gain pre-
cedence over everything else of the
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-27
Vicksburg WING.

Published in Vicksb,rg, Miss. hy
NJ. Shannon. Terms, in advance.
Daily per annum, SIS; Weekly. 81
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Newspaper Advertising

AND
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Office corner Canal st. and Exchange
Place, No. G.,
New ORLEANS, LA.
Weekly City Correspondence in
English, French, German and Span
ish Languages, furnished on moder-
ate terms.
Bills sent FIR Co11ectiom f-om any at
your friends, areH he promptly aften-
dcd to. MS
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JNO. Dickinson

Ir"prIet0r.
Papers publishing the above three
months, will be entitled to an exchange
for the Daily.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18
Al .5]--x a :.E1DRI-A..
4 8 8 \. popq1As CouzTY..

This town is beautifully located in one Of
the finest Agricultural regions IN the North
West. II So ipths csn4rs 6 the County and Il
admitted 81 81 ocenpy 8 atusal point for
Tow, FARMERS il guest of 9npsrier land =;
elaima combining timber, Latsr. md nr.irisz.
= trsat Where bunting and 4sbing ny he indql
sstars iii AZ . a = ind IA
their several tastes grati TIA 81 ftsa
e Situated on the State Road @ Hreckinridge
and Fort Abercromb eaually distant ffom
either under tho mana gemento Of men possess
Is IS one 81 ths largest inland towns 81 Mn
nesota. Tho dSahif 70 sks ssoouih snldd Vest
II Prsiris and Timbsrin the finest robdrtion !;
while to The North and Fest theirs tends 81
unbroksn body Of Woodland, the greater post-
ton Of It being Of good size and quality. &
3 The PrAifieS' and Lakes III the vicinity d.
mention. Is Eden Pfakiss ID
ton niles long, and from one,toaon6 and shalt
miles Nids Nth timber along Tie ,ides, and q
Farmers md st many points ilong ars bean.i--
ful shulldine spots 81 tlls shore 81 : beautiful
LAKE. Garden Door. ,,iAndss Sed1sy Pfall1ee
are also worth the attention, OF Farmars, hang
Of moderate sire high upland !, and entirely
enclosed With timber. These pratries I'll d.
verge from the Town Site and aifS accSSsiblS
to the State Road tLak4 s.kg1ss.A and lssWi-'
nonA, ;, skirting den Prairie, bod
les 0fMater and for picturesque beauty Jrannot
be suspassed. Within one two and three miles
are LAksss Cnrlos 3iid as.
ling citing and forming ASKset u BAts1'
70 miles in extent. These lakesarasrandAnA3
bssuhful. Along thciE banks are thousands
aftclains country capable q supporting
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

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ILIDRS. MERCHANTS AND oIqI RD
ui11g foQr, msal and other saok Q, a.
Informed that u the ahpye huIent ksir
Is. 81 S.
81 janlO ON as aasF IA m nI.Is az NJ
- Roberts stsssts osrnsry Thiras
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18
!. a WARD sOOIATION,
PH1LADELPHIA. s

Stss.f nXx
4 Bsssssle. lsssit.t;on s.te6lisssd speejetAs-
doS1iss, yjoys III, Relsef Of IL Sex and de-
lyesssd. 91gseesd nth Vsrulsst I'D Epi9era.
Dasdsss. and specially .torstAa ears Of Di.sssss
mn EDnCAI ADVICE given graiis, BY the
l4f. 4eting spEzsen, to I'll who epply BY let
tet. with description Of their oonditlon,. (age
essupatiop, habits Of lilo, &c. and in easos
q. sxtrsns poverty, Medicines furnished iese
sYAIjABLEIR On ape q
md othsf. Diseases Of tie, Sexual Organs and
On the INV nm lp1Es employed IL ne Dispeas
sary, sent % the afflicted in sealed lettersen-
ivslopss, ffse q. Charge. Two q three stamps
,for postage. viii b acceptable. Oh
Address, Oh ]. sKILLENs FQUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard. Associations, No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa. By on
der Of the DhsckofS. a Ssafss
EZRA p. HEAR1WELb, President. y
GEo. EAIRqFlLDs Seeretary.E s8n27:ly &
TX. a DRI-A-.
4 - ~, ss popQtAs CQp4Ty,. Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

oTEARNS hoU s..
'sNIIy nav and bsaotifuI Hotel ., tn 5
upon TIE blur just ab Owe The Lowr n S
in the town of.6t,s Cloud, commanding onspi
the mont beautiful views on Tho lliasis4ip5
river. The, Proprietor assures AL Who ma
visit this place that his table shall oontaih ever
O homo and abroaA Vi Il 10 his intention tokssp
the shove hotel - . hrst Glass one IN syery fss-
poet a 81 ss,;, II $500
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

IS I anatsslling EybhShge on New York 81
present lOr Is funds $ the rates
For Gold :. 90 per cent premium.
S.. s 4lssnols s 1a e s
49, 4I1@nSOOgS = q Il 80 g
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

80 sa & 8
3, ri PEnnsYLvAn1A ~
3 GENas11 Al 4 AL Ro An.
d 2eO lilies DOUBLE TRACK.
- The Capacity 0f this Road ii nowa erual
s Ito any in the Country. 80 81 81
al THREE THROUGH Z. 50
| 4 IS En G E R I r j III s sss.
Bst0sss Pittsbssgh asd Philadelphia,
Connecting direct ia the Union Depot. at Pitts
Eburgh, with Through Trains IRON. aM western
Cities for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
baltimore and Washing ton city thus furnish
ms fAcilities for the transportation Of Passen-
sunsurpassed, for speed and comfort, ~
Express md FAsas Lines run s through Is
Philadelphia without change ef Gars or Com
SMOKING c1ls s.. .st. Sc i cd. = tran;
/ Woodruff siceping Cara to Express and Fast
Trains. 1kS Express runs Daily, Mail and
East Line Sundays excepted. Three DailJ
Trains connect for Baltimore 1nd WNshinRt0n
Six Dail5 Trains between Philadclphis ana
New York; Two Daily Trains between Nov
40 good On either Of tho above Tf.sSsL.I aSand
Bat 1scket, Is Boston - s.c,;;i Il. IA
FIJI Riysr or nrtdrla ~. e
trsusfsrred ftee.
7kkst, nav ha obt.i mad q Z. 80 !. ,l,.s
tsntRail Road O6ces Is III IN S. lss
board any Of tho Line ofs Steamers On
the Mississippi or Ohio Rivers.
- Fare as.0eyt % ~ d,sd teiis g u 81
ssss9 any othss Roxts. & ss ~
M ASk .l4R TICKETS B 4 PlIlsBHRE 81. i.
of tho Penhsylvania Rsil Road. m fea mn IA
DLRECTILNE BEFWRRN7TEF M M S 90
ANDs TIE GREATsKRs7. - ''.,1;
The connecting Of traoka kvifhel Raii Rnsd
Bridge 81 Nttsburr ayo;d;ng m - 49, -
Eferriase Of Freiehts tnsat hafF1ith fha aey;r.
of time, are aslvsnt Ires readily annrensatai Is
EShippers of Freight ana ehe iqayefinr Pnblie
Fnr Freight contracts IS BhiDniniv lifsnt inrss
auplY to or addresa aither df ma iiSSs5
ls a D.A STEWA All,
H Al piarnasA Co. Zo..,,;,,. ~. i -.
Rteo q IN McNaaIv ~. i s.
hv 81 front3er port.,s,,.,S - s. u
s1sHsrao.,E ~ - s. 8 q
So Is IS sSarn 4 H,sk.sz ~, s. ys'et.
~ nsla,nns s S
r., IS a n,R;, Is. ~, ~
indJN Graham & Co. gs;so. s u
ShilAr & Glass. "a Los{ IA Jof q s. ~.
i is, p $500 M IA 81 8
clalke Co, o2;saVs, "a Is III ' koS "a,
Ti. lils. - gVnss 81 s1s Y ~;
sa. IS y ~
A1d a5on xono,sS siss;y
8 ssf ssr.ons trsysiinS ~ i tSsles
.ER TYI Ss.I IS - 60
Bythis Route Ffsif 81 iii ds;orri ption.
Inc n
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25

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- AZ TREE

Is II true, that tho Governor Of this
State, without effeeting any organization
Of the Militia. has appointed Militia oGi.
GERS Of various grades, with salaries rang
ing forom 200 20 $500 pei. month ? Is it
trae, that the people Of Iowa, exposed as
they are, to maraudins Jaybawkers from
Kansas aud the chances of invasion from
MissoaTi, without organization or arms
for the defeass of their property, tn cir
homes and the lives Of their families, are
saddled with this burden super added TO
their already grievous taxation, merely to
feed horde of psrtizan favorises, worth
less drones in spauIetts and brass buttons,
selected without any regard to quaiiica-
tions or eapacisy, bat solely with view
TO rewarding such political tools rs
have contributed towards keeping Gov d.
KIEKwooD in otfce2
Is all this true; and if 50, is it also
true, that whfla our able bodied NEE are
sent OF TO aid 10 eonfseating and destroy
ing contraband propsrsy-horses, mules,
negroes, cattle, hogs, graia, clothing,
household goods and everything else Of
value-in Missouri and Kentucky, our
own citizens and their possessions are to
be handed oVef to the rapacisy Of Kansas
Javhawkers % Ihs one hand, and to the
revenge aud rqprisaIs Of the rebels in G re-
taiiatoFy warfare, on the other hand p
The increasing broils and accommodating
anger Of civil war near our borders, to-
gether with the proximity Of the Jayhawk-
ers, ia their progress northward, makes
| this a very serious question.
Is it true, that while all this is trans
piring or in immediate prospect, under
| the aaspieies Of our puissant : lack Re-
publican government, we are TO have in-
suit added TO injury, by the Haunting oil
blue coats, brass battons, epaulstEs and
other tiasel, paid for With our money, in
addition 70 2O or $500 per month to a
set Of incompetent and useless officers
With high sounding titles, bat no duties
TO perform. al military establishment,
10 the sspseisy nf aids 10 the aovaxnor
We pause for D reply. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25
LsoR THE EAsT-KGrR1sb0& or TzE
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
- - o.
OPkH TO AARHsG.l !

Ops TO AARzgGOl
Daily line running reCtly East fFon s1f,si f.s,
30 Cabsage. 80 Miles staging EAvrss--sa ahss
Further West Most Ga'ec7 rouls to Chicago
ana he E2si IS va the
CHICAGO h ROCK sLASD AND alsslssyPF
AND AlsSOEE 81 RAILROADS
Only line tFQm CsE!rsl Iowa - Chicago uRder ~
MANAGEMENT. The Alsslstypvt and alssoart L !
is aSw completed u AsTsEgo kaA viii soon be -
ed fArtkRE wRst. Dies keInss add CGsutIi Ia
Pas senKeFG viii fu3 ihiE route the shortest an.
est and Best, syoi9lhs al delays Al the GI,aa,.E'
RiveE- Close cCusectlgaE Ase EIsts 9Th tie gtt.
tern Stage Csmpzsy
Passenger Eat EEpFsE TTGtas ieevt NGrczFs "a.
Ia ~ 10 p NJ GrTTEtsg a. Cktfsse as e's.ss
No Charge fer transfer Ut BaEEzEe al Cb,eau =
Sleeping Cars are % all light trains Tr,las ~
aeci at ChlcREU With the tyaIns OF The Ia len Es
FACTS FOB STOCK sEGPPEEs
sssck leaving AareaE5 al 10 P ssrrreeg.
Chicago at b, % tAs he1t usoEnIES - lur II ~
early Markets and Stock tTaIus u tks Eat-sra esa
The wfsols ttEse cons sr9sd al the &a'.',.,i E.s-
Ct does net sxcesd twenty MINUTES Ts+zs y =
ehange Of cars, ne ferriags Or DELAY
The epsaiuE Of she n B. Z &c AtFvsSs
enables parties egivIng stDck fun Dss A.srr Sc.
other points in CtntrAi asd Eretera IoTi Arte
oonsidered equally distant frUB Ii" aIsyrgz' Fsb
10 save three days driving SEd from 10 g. . ssE
Oh the ears over any other E@ute.
Stock will De dslIFsrd TO any Of The { saF+. ~
Al Chicago.
The n An 4 Z Is nsv being sxteaAs4 yssl
kArgnEo, and Is last as oagapisted Eiock LEala =
BE- run 10 the end o. he tF8ck
Every facility fug The cnHvr1gl eat ShtpEneHtdGt
lie FrelEbts a. tvS az = IL say other goEis rs
pam. spared - reader II The raost desEsEs ~
firm iowa ia ChItAEo,
THKoU GU TICKETS to al pTinciga Fsis's .ask'
CnItei States ana Cans4aA, y A. sast~s, a. =
procured al Washington i6wa Cj.f AZ Ersrt-
JOHN TRAlT
vi ST JOHN Ca SEEfS
5euI Prrighi and Tlckst AgEEt
January l. 1888.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25
ARGUMENTS w ELL STATED AGEAsT
NEGR0 EMANCIPATI0N.

The New Albany lInd.) Ledger, rig
Oroas supporter Of the var policy Of the
Administration, thus foroibly ssAtes the
case In few words agaiaFs negro snan-
eipation which is advocated By the Sere-
sary Of War. IL says:
ssAs the employment OF sAVagea by
Great Britain in her two wars With this
country is dark spot upon her sscaEsh-
con, 80 would be,the employment OF Ne
gro slaves 10 make barbaraas war upon
their white masters and mistresses, "a
suggested BY the Hon. John Coehrane and
indorsed BY Secretary CameFoas es an
event In the history of this war Of watch
we should ever after be heartily ashamed.
1t wuuId, indeed, be o sorry tale 10 hand
down u our children that two-t thirds uf
the people who are loyal were unable To
sustain themselves ia contest wiEh the
other third who are disloyal, without cal
ling to their aid several million ignorant,
hEutalized negro slgEss."
THESE negroes, shom C0chEane, Cam
iron aud company propose 70 arm for the
suppression of the rebellion, Goald not
be dFilIed and couid never Be organized
into u regular military corps, and could
not ba subl acs4d to military discipline
At best they would be but predatory
bands, ranging through the country, GuEa
hitting all manner of ostrages. Nat
urally gowardly, they woald hee b4tore
armed bodies vi ncn, but would wraak
their vengeance upoa men incapable Of
4 nd
While the slave men would Use the ride
ami the bayones, the slave women woald
be equally industrious With the poison
and the dagger. The war would BIS re-
moved from the geld Of open and manly
conflict to the domestic iresidss of the
plantations, and the horrors of such a
war need not bs pictured
1.-THE truly loyal men of the natton-
whose neral sennihilitias have nos been
perverted by abolition fanasi ism desire
no such aid in the work in which shsy
are engage,i." ....a..E
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25

'sxtsns q country depends sp0h he p.ac-
teal wisdom, STABILITY, guidance and vir-
tue Of the people. No hasioa % earth
can prosper when sas psoples keediag on
IL incorporate apTsais ID prs6adiasy pas
sion and vain glory, contribute to tbs cor
ruptlon Of THAR own governments. Against
saeA an array oi issassyaal foes, no Repab-
lie ever has been, " eysr will be, able TO
stand.
Thouga u 10 very grave question, and
BY no means clear % cur mind thai .sAe.
act of Capt. Wilkes vas jassiRable, ae-
cosding to Law and precedent, we do not
profess 10 be capable Of dseiding this
questian, Without farther light upon the
sahjech aad do sss propose sa dissuss "a,
after the fashion of those hoE headed and
e0aosfsed newspapss sesibblers, anresson-
ing ANAL bear politicians, inflated with
the idea that they are competent to decide,
upon short notice queations ofsach grave
consequence and aishcaity as 10 have puz-
zled the wisest Statesmen and emhroiled
nataionsin war. We hope, however. that
the goysznmsat gill act judiciousiy and
with that caution which the gravity Of
the case demands. Though inclined to
the opinion that the act was not fully JUS
tifable, we will abide by the decisiea of
the government, when so laads, les the
consequences be what they may. A more
just and patriotic sentiment was never at
tered, than the following, given in the
form Of toast 81 enc Of our lata emiBsns
statesmen: SOUS CuuNrv-nsay shs epsr
be in ths righij bGl, rs9hi or aOroHg, ouR
| COUNTRY" ..
But lei the matter be fairly arbitrated,
and al. amisabls settlement will undoubs-
eddy be effected. Should England de-
mand the release Of Mason and Slideil,
wo have no idea shat il will be because she
cares anything for the presence Of those
| rebel diplomats IN Europe but only as a
formal aaonemeRs for the wrong which she
| thinks has been committed against Der
| dag. Nor should our government have
evinoed any fear of their influence in Eu-
rope. The seiGare aud imprisonment OF
Mason and Slidfli Only strengthens their
cause, both ut home, in the seeded
States and throughout Europe As THEM
seizure upon the British vessel was an
authorised, the true policy Of our govern
meut was to waive the question of right,
by sending them on their Journey. This
course woa!d Sc have increased European
confidence Ia tho sslf-eonseious strength
Of our government, as to render the ef'
forts Of the retsel Commissioners futile
The consequences Of this blundeE, if il
leads to var, will be greatly aggravated
by q sense of the folly which will have
brought it upon US. Lei the matter b,
fairly arhitSasea, we say, and let not ar
mere feeling Of pride or punctilliO stane
in the way Of an amicable adjastm en-
30 avert so gresk calamity.
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IN n9e14 - asr fEs ssurH.
ii II 10y annd for those prufessed
= r1.sc,. sssn VIA dvoeass the prossca-
I'm 81 - vi In y spiris Of aalsgni-
II snd revsngs prompssd BY pure Aboii-i
sionssia, when unable 20 answsr tbs res
aenina III the Ualsn men against saoh .
poaioy, u fail bask upon she dsslarasion
that ais ID ssaY bsswssn the Worth sHd
the sDuaas7 and shas - they Ass IN pc
North, they 80 IN 'sthsir country shsl
q, Tor tie North againss the soash.--
they DO not seem 70 be aware shas, IN SGT
ling ap this narrow standard Of patriot
lam, they nos molly ieay their country a.
large, under The broad segss Of the Con-
stitusion and the uaioa, which car sol
diers are lighting 70 maintain, but ao-
taally DECLARE shemselves 70 be DssanioEi-
lists aad ssesssionista peyse. Ii anotba
secession should take place, after or BIZ
fore the coclusion Of this war, placing
the EIss and the W est In collision with
each other, in war for and against the
Union, is it not evident, from their dec
larasions, that their position eithes 40
secessionists or Unionists woald depend
solely upon the lacality in which their
residences should happen 70 beS That
sham patriotism which embraces only
half Of one's eountEy, and 10 incapable OF
discriminating hsswsea war 70 preserve
and war to destroy the Union and the
countrys is characteristic alike o. tne D.
olisiopist, the sessssioniss and the Tory,
who are al acting in eoacsRss though
moved BY different Impulses and motives,
for the destruction OF our Constitutional
GoveTnxaeat. -.- ... .s
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A gentleman OF our acquaintance thinks
that, under the policy advocated By the
Secretary of War, be would be rejected
from the military service, on account OF
unatection Of the optic nerve, rendering
him incapable Of distinguishing eolors De-
yOnd very short distance. Thoagh 9TH
erwise q good marksman, be thinks be
would be a. apt 60 shoot asgysr as q
sehite aaan. Mr.. Cameron will excase
him.