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Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-29
For Sale.

STEVENS PATENT II; hay fscSIGEY fHsacWGEY co.,
y improvements for 1901. ~ and Yirss '"s'"
ippe15 N0N''
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-29
Mrdiral.
DR.. J. Flattery's New Treatment
TOGETHER
Most eminent 7estipsontdks and Certificates OF
CURE OE CONSUMPTION |!

Lungs and Throat Disedses, Female Complaints,
D5Sedses Of The Eye and Ear, and the most ma
Itgndnt Sar0icdi and Ohrontc Affections.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-29

the the undersigned having been under the treat
mcnt Of DR.. l. Czapkay, although unsolicited, feel
called upon to give publicity t. his treatment, hoping
that by doing may he Instrumental in preventing
Others from the fearful suffering and misery which
experienced, which often results from the per-
ucious practice of preteuders My disease has bee
that of physical and mental debility, which follows in
consequence of indisCretons in youth The agonies
which endured are, perhaps, unnecessary tor me to
detail, they known to those who have experienced
them. Suffice il TO say, that having called the services
of DR.. L. j. Czapkay into requisiop all the eXpecta
tions which may have formed of him were moe
than realized. would therefore recommend DIR. Czap-
kay to all who may find themselves afflicted with that
dreadful malady my object in doing being sym
pathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt desire Of
..Iievnr them %. !. nAlIIhE. Printer
state Of California, city and county of San Fra cis
CO, ss.-On this 3lst day of July, D. 1886 het e
me- VIM. c. Jewett, Notary Public, personally appea
ed d. j. Dahee, known to me, who being duly svor
did depose and say, that the contents of the car
herewith signed by him true. -r
In witness whereof have hereunto setmy hand, anC
Allied my official seal, the day and year first ahov'
written. [L.s.l VIM. &. JEWETT, Notary Public
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-29
remarkable instance Of Medicai kc-
lief

.Bplow we publish the certificates OF three OF the
sufferers from the pangs of disease who, hsYlng re-
covered their former health, and impeled by graft
tude, make known their cases and remea agent,and
their statements are authenticated by Notary Pub
uc The demands OF society imperiously command
their publicity, AMI we commend their perusa to the
attention of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned desrous of acquaiutng those who
may be unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted,
where "A permanent relief OF their sunerlngs may be
obtained feels it his duty to thus publicly express his
most sincere gratitude to Dr. L. J. Czapkay for the
nermanent recovery of his health. Borne down by
the distressing symptoms incident to the vicious prac
tcc of uncomfortable passion in youth depressed in
body and mind, unable to perform even the most ir-
fling duty imposed upon the daily avocaons Of life
sought the advice of many physicians, who first
garded my disease as of trfng importance but, alas,
after few weeks and in several instances months,
ertreatment found to my un uerabie horror that
ms .ad of relief my symptoms became more alarming
in ,her torture and being told by that my disease
being principally confined TO the brain, medicines
would be of little consequence, despared of ever re-
gaining my health, strength and energy and, as last
resort, and with hut faint hope, called upon DR..
Czapkay, who, after. examining my case prescribed
some medicine which almost instantly relieved me OF
the dull paip and dizziness in my head Encouraged
by the result resolved to place myself Immediately
under his care, and by strict obedience to all his di
rectons and advice, my head became clear, my ideas
collected, the constant pain in my back and groins
the weakness of my limbs, the reaction of my
whole body on the slightest alarm or excitement; the
msanthropy and evil torebodings the selt-distrusi
ami want of conf ence in others the incapability
study and want of resolution, the riehful, exciting
and at times pleasurable dreams by hight, followed
by involuntary discharges, have all disappeared and,
in tae', in two months after having consulted the Doc
tor, felt as If Inspired by lifchat life which
a short time ago l contemplated to cad with my own
hand.
with a view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares of incompetent quacks. deem il my
duty offer this testimony to the merits and skin oi
DR.. Cz~pkay, and recommend him to all who may
stand in need Of medical advice. heng assured by
own experience that once under his care, .adical
and permanent cure will be effected.
fIs1 g. F. FILLMORE.
state OF California, county Of San Francisco. Sub
scrbed aud sworn to before this l7th day of APP
rl A n. 1856. (Sirued)
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SIMMONS.

ABREvIAroxs.-F. D.-Framed Diploma.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-29

In the department Of thoroughbred animals, whether
Cattle orses, none win be permitted TO compete
but such as furnish q complete pedigree.
No. 16-Roadsters.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-29

Most a compllsbed Lady rider 800 t25
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-29

The racing department will be under the charge of
gentlemen Of experience, and e cry accommodation
will be furnished. The several races will come of on
the Sce;ys track at the Cattle Ground1 North Of the
Pavilion
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-29

Address CHAs NJ. GoRHAM. Secretary A. H. ana
Society, at Marysyile.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-29

The Managers ofthe Society will be present during
Ne Fair 10 give all general drecti"n' ana lorAge m'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-29
Glass IY.-Agr,cuIturaI Implements.

All manufactured articles and implements must be
entered and placed exhibition sfore o'clock, the
4lh of September, and remain until the close ol the
Fair.
No premiums will be ava rded for manufactured ar
tices other tha home manufactures; yet the SosetA
will be happy place such articles exhibition, with
he names Of the members or exhibitors, and award
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se.v Tickets ri0 PITTS
burg.
TICKETS foR SALE At All MAIi
OFFICES
FREfGHTS

fRffSWI~
pr u haat~ ~ sig.ifs q ~ desftpf0D. fsa be
g. ~srdsa frarn Iffsif'rlfa. ~s~ Yerk. rastsu o.
Raifirrosr. ~ sny reiu' or fhc Railroads q. ono
k5 frdi ana lliii.sis N i.cosn ious. - 80
sruri ~ ksifrust tirrcf
ne FsInrylfania iisIifosd siso ceuncrfs a Pitt
bsrsh s,th rtrsr1rrs. - sllsrh tisf-ts - a.
sar.i~i a. aEy I.ft ga ts~ tl+'. A7skii grtr. ktf
a. y F~i.rses Gsre sfrl~lt. iisaais. sisss sssp,
wi.aun n. Nisseaf. kartss. a. aafsas Aai Md ht-
ers. sed a Cseeelif,d Santu-kf afaa Chicezo wffh
stessaers a. a. fof size nstth y s-tern tek<f
sfrr.l .nis an Shirsrs tntrustifs the Tan.serta
siss 81 lsir frsgt o. this Company. feli sisl
r.a-f.tsf,e- - ~ rTrns~ly trapttf.
THF kArRs of FkEiefiT t. snF paint In he
west - fhs rrni.fyi talis naroat afe Al az lnss
- f.ssfkfis u - thsfe.f - sshsr Rai-est r,rn-
panirs.
Rsuxnsr"
n a. sXFFnER. fshilsieiFhia
H4SrtW A ttloS< - Seth e rsifiI.f-
fgfcH a O.. "a seff n-es- - ~ , S.ath
william = Nv Yea
fFFffl A 90. y oats a itsethe
a n houston fseo~rat FrriEht tEtrf. fhils-
fxoca fTwIs tse'rrsl sur't. tifss'f's. i'erFn
I. I nnrfT aenrtsl tekrt srtri FhilNftiphls.
effs~M
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1.s.l .Avcrs!.ssssnll en- cents peE .gusrr sseh
--s-'f-r..r~ afr.n-emsntffnafs wfth No. NO
- - .aseftse ~ the yesr. sin the pr q !"
- ,a.iar e. pleasure 1ferf s-t~f-4--'f% :. t.~~
IA l. eoniInsd striefiy - 49, f-xai>. ssssfs,
Aas srs sssns "a. . a. -Isisl .esses e@Ain- ~
- oiazrzsd t~o pr.ess-
A.l~rriIssIneuis krpf esastanty - ~ it-.ir,A
prics and . bali
t.1 I're1 or un.lss rla be charge ~ ets l.f rtal
si. q sxrr isn kne-. ~ cefsft ~ hne.
At .eaer.fs stlt ln L. ~ spetnri tfnr. WI
tstn..ssed fisss msusA, nfisss ossisfs.i elf'
-Anx alter a. a q stafsiing tstttrsn.fft = ~
---oa = - sssc.<Al II s4e sane, sse> ' fse
a..ss,'.inT at late. fsf oa.ce y ever ieserp
~ 81, e eaar sei a. 90 ~ each aafne in he Daily.
..l ssss b she hssly an weekly. ait05"- - .sf-
sare
~ rrataitasas advertisements whaieser
Cnsr<es M nv usA1e 90 inssf.nS - 1-.-- -
~ ff)-f7fs 81 .essez $500 q ori- - toiic~.i
r3r ssfh uosice ma exceeding lnes - 'ff't -
q. 4 is.-sfs af,. oser eight iiur> ~ fhis Fst~
k.asas.sls dssfhs With fausrai notice Al u'sheN
81. ssftl sut tasfie<. Tree
<stlees ~ ofFestixsls, i1entes ana hsf -
~ IS laflyli liaals assoetstisas, "f - ,"sfshf@
i re<uiar priees- i.
l(esi s.is-sfl.eusat. lsseffa4 A The expense q
A osnegz ordering. sns rsfHlsas not - - aeiftf
r. the legal proeee.uss bat eoiisciaeie az iAt u'AA
time fsshlsb-r net scconsaele iot ihe aceuf sfy -
=, fe@si sruefls l.syont iAe anloalt charged &C
lhrsr pabllsston-
nc Weekly Express
salii,,e,i cvsry wess~ss.y. assl - r~r ans''srn.
sssnee =
.s-xo pap~- ssnt ~sshont The ususy. NC senslnt-
ienx.r dine ~ an psia for.
.. "a sawcxfts1oe An weekly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-08
as,e. OF Advertising Ia weekly,

sS-rhsre win Be no deviation from he aaose
atra.
Scr Advertisements pahlish~d In bote Daily and
Srkix. xsl be charged The fall Daily rates With one
sifoffhe weekiy rates siiesi.
CHARLES cRUFT. PRo'E.
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a yers -Ague Cure.


Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Agus. Retnitfsrt
Fever, cliil Fever. Dumb cue. perlsnssi fleac-
ache. a Ihilog> Headache. and Bi.onsl lc.
vers indc,.t for the whcie class q tis.
or ignatng IN hillary ccrznge-
iacni. Caused ~ The MaiATiaol
Aissmafic CotiuEis.-.
W sse enabled here a. ofhr the Community a
remedy heh. wLlle Il cures tie above complaints
With eerisiny. J. siiii pcrieetly hsrrress IN an,
quantity. such remedy Is inealnable IN districts
whei. these affecting Disorders prevail fs ''cnrVa'
expcs tlo ui4stnafis poison II Fever and sur from
he sssiafo. aud prs, ens the dcseloimen; 9: the
disease II taken tle nrst approach ~ IL prsmou-
ftorv SYMPTOM !, r. not ouls ssc bs- rcrniv cves
YEA discovered 80 tis eiA-- ef piainis tuf also
The dielpe.i The large quaatiy We supply iof
d,llar hrlue. lt hln the reash q oNer,t -ss aed
tn billions asiri,i-. where i,sr aiid Afa pro-, siis
everybody should ss~ u and u-e u ff-sy both Zoe
cure ana prsi~tisn. 4 gtsat superiority II this
remedy o,er .ny other discovered llr ihe sf4
dy and e.rtain II iuteriniii~nts d THAI
tains Quinin' aitIlstsl, consequently u proiu-
oes qusnisia q. efhef itJuflnns ELECTS elstcv~i
he constitution. 1h"se ea' I'd ~ 4 49, q a.
healthy ~ III the, liad never had the ol--a--.
f,er and Agiiei. nos sicne the conssquenes q the
snlasaAtic F.lspn rr,as variety a aiser arise
from iti ifritatl,n. among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism Ciou; lIsaaArha. B.laane~s.
Taothaohe EaIarhe. Caiargab. Asthma. ralpi-
taiscn. Painful Ane.tion u The sLleen, Nv
i@rie-. rain in ia. Bowels .Calic .Paral5 sis
and arrangement ~ the stomach.
AZ - ~h.eh. when .r.sin.sins - shis esn-e pot "a
fiv intrr.nit ~ tyfe, i~ctfne lseftoiics. The
.'CrR, Sfsls the poison lrum the blood. and con
--quertiY cure them all alike ID j. invaluable
prfie ifimiaranf- and Persons travelling OF
temporarily residing n 'Ue mallTous districts i
fahen o-.nslonriiv div while cxro-eA g. the in
.ectisn. thar ssi a. .asrctcd fs.m the system. end
ca1r.ot accumulate IN rufiecnf qsantif, a. iien
into disraSe Hence IL u ~ten more haluabie fsr
protectioh than eur-, md g. ai ssef safer ffpia
fntcrInifteuts .f fh.t avail fhffu-lt - the lfs
lection ths frmstis s8,-fi-
Es rrs.tarf-i lis Na = ANEk / CO.
lsts.li. Nt--ti htl--.tfs
All ci,r r-fisssii.- f -fr ~ J. a. Cr>gScalax,
?. " h,>>a4N ea iA ai iiu-.i-is ia Teire
Hsnts.
whoie-... l.s Al45~ 90. Cincinnati
jun .feanl-~rs
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4 ADMINISTRATORS sAIF-.

. n ~<rtre = s---i.r rtrru fhsf vilf ~-lt rrt
- ts.f,,,,i 80 frit1s fe 81 ( Dt.4'.cr. .ei. AZ
- r~.ilo,.e- n Dln.el Balt i.fe - Va coxrft
arcesss I'll ha ttrsei.ai r. gerIy. stt reserred hy
fte ~tdr~l cf.r=IsiEE - l'--' tit i-rlirEe. ucr
-. fssfle He. sc. Farrsing lnlrisusrts. Grau.
- rredit - rne rear Vii - Fitss "a al tufrs
otes fAree dellars the purcba-sr stTiag nst~ ulth
arrrorrt rzrrff usirink ~slnstoc and appr
isrz HlItN SfrTH. Aanr.
oc7-s
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LEGAL.

Annual Report of the Auditor of yico
County.
DEp0RT ef the Auditor q tlgo ooaAty. shoufn.
Ii the amount received and dlsbur-s.i ~ ths.yes,
cesnmeDcing June IL. A. D. isCo and -sSfing ",
Slst. A. u, -6l. inrlu-lvs.
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x. D. AflRS. ave
HAT. Jans Is. issi-dwe~
=. S-1he expenser q flls year - compared -ish
The espense fsr is,e.aps 80. slow = decrease ~
ss-xeo.
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NV sErscaE-s~~-7s-
Roback's Stomach 1ittevs I

NEW A&Tsca-G-s1z-<r-71r
Roback's Stomach Bittess
A and drlghtfnl >tonscblc eDd Cordial 10
ayng tour ~ The stomach, and if the pfevenl.n u
,csis complaints. iD-denf - the Western country
Try a.
A. q morning drink. 20 assist dlgestsoa and reilet.
Dyspepsia. u has no equal. Try a.
~ Eit0f u Is sn}erior 70 ~ other hiftrrs- Try
The formula a the~c Hfters. So~ l-6il the so.
prci~riy ~ Dr. kehAck, originated with one sf tb.
oldest aat most enineui Medical fracsltoscrs of tAs
West, and u : directiy prsaioatsd upon The -
AesiefH people.
These ftfers DERIVE their stimulus from the mower.
fi tnlc nature ol The and berbf Il ~A~h The,
composed, and they are hy Al.ayinr unnat
ural cravings q the stomach. directly pronotiseef
TEMpERANCE.
Tao present proprietor believes that in masirx IL a.
~idely known, the public welfare L. suhserved
Il vii soon be for sale BY al u lr, Robacks u
naerous Agents end a, Hotels. &c tie oountr. over
in the meantime orders Will be nled direct frorn
Cincinnati IN any quantity. and al Tie lowest rsi..
I: j. put up IA Quart Bottles and securely park.d H.
ae packed and sent - any address, II desired.
Retail Price. 81 per bottle, or ssa
tor as.
Principal ofiics AMI ssiesTeom. Ne O. East Foufti
4 rect. u building frou Main street syns1nn.1i
Oaio. f.ahoraior, No. - Harurnrrd street
Pr sale ia Nigu County BY
J y. p0NNfl1f. Ierre nauis.
J. r. CUNNINGHAM.
Wa. / SHrkf, New Go-bsn
TEfkA az SkilsK. Ceuucsills
And - Druggists ssi MerehAD,s seler-ii,
throughout The United states and Canada.
J =
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0f ~ flFTExA'zU SEIg-AggI.AL STA7E
NE.yT 81 ~ cpAltRi0a ~ ~ NOM IHSI :
RAAcb co.HY4A1, ef fss dts - Nrte Iors.
90 ftr - ~ ~ sflfaHsst, lssi
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4 DEMONSTRATIONS Notice is
q n hereby given. that istters - admlnfsr zti.ss
have he~I gr.nied 70 ths un1erfi@n~.. upon the
tste q Anire~ wIikfns csC~a-~d ne ~statr = ss,
pssed d be alveui Al rsrsaDs h,dsbted % tie d.
ccf@1f fr AMI fses ~ Curt, a. otberHl-e,
earue~lv requested make imrnrss5sfs paymsrt
n voryATJ. Aapr
s1l7 l. issl-sl--vsz
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AVER
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

TIE relf onccsual remedy which tie medical skiii of
Zines devise or tAis exsry~ here prevailing
al.i fatal nslAoy. II cam nei ffhin the most active
sallou ~ this fol Disorder iroia the blood ant he
re-cu, ef lie system from as dsstrucfive conse-
eurnres Hetce % sbonid he erirloyed fer uic cure
II oDly Screfala, hut also tes olher Afsctots
Which arisr from u. such
Erupuve ard skin Disease. 81 Ant4on,'s PR.
Rose. or Lrysipeias. rmples. ia-ls.es. ldolch-
e.. BlaiAs add Iols. Tlnlofs, ItJtcf Hnd salt
kheum. Sceid Head. Eng~ersn fher
mAilsn, sypllilc and Nercures
Disease. Dr0psy, D,srepsia.
Debility. and. indeed. ali
Complaints Arisingiron
Nihssed or Impure
Biood.
hs lsl,uiar hellei b. "impuFlty II Las llood'' j.
6,unded IN truth fr <crria ts aesrnera ~ tie
bloVd. Tie part.euisr pCrpose and ,.rtae of this
Sarsaparilia l. % purify and rsgsue se this vital au
-. ~iihsat which soaBh heAiii = nr-sseic itl
tztainaied copstiuflucs
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with Temporary Sufu-lon and Lose - - shf
hEINBOLDS RtCHu Cor Mobility and Rests-s-sl. -.
with wani u Attention and Horror q Sss.siy.
HFIMROiDS BvcHu fof obstruc'ions
HEINBoID'S BICHU for Exc.eees arising fr.u if-
discretion and al Diseases q
FEMAlkS-fEHALKs-F dAIEs
FFMALES-FkMALES-Fk
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED.. OF cox
TEMPiATtNG MARRIAGE.
TAkE no MOkk Pills,
THEY ARR or 40 AVAIL
Ht-gF0i.D'S fkTltAcT prCHr
- TfIE Why RESI- hEMEn1 ~ THE WORLD
For al complaints incident 10 he SeN whether ar
sing frou ind-creon. Habits ~ Dss patton 81 In tie
urCiINf oR CHANGE or fIFf
sEF SYMPTOMS ABOVE
No oFANILl SHOULD III WITHOUT n
Take "a nsore Dai.arn. Mercury. or Jrpl~assrt
Medicine for Unpleasant sri Dangerous p-s $50
FiNroi ll's fXTRkcT BCCHU CCRFs
sECRfT DISEASES
IL al fhelf Stages. At little Expeuse.
IAsile o. ~ change Il Diet. No irconv rrierce
And 40 EAIOsURE.
Jso HEIMnOi.D'S EXTRACT BJClfr faf rs.ess.
90 arising from habits intalerd IN
nx NoI No ANpolD
And fos diseases arising from habits q Dissipation
II removes ell improper discharge and vii restore
the pAt~rt In shorf time "a siste - hesith and
purity
and elections - t..s most f.sfrrsl.nr fhafsrfer.
r.c HFf.MB0f..s's kxTR,f's rrcHJ ~ ~ sFec-
sIors an slsesr~s II The
UH'Ns"s "''es>>,
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Alld al Druggists eserywhere.
AK FoR HELNBoLbs TAkK 10 oTHyR
Cut on: he advertisement sni send for a
AID AvoSD fxposfros AND EXPOSURE.
nsItxen
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RECEIPTS.
DlsBURsfMENTs

There h.- hsen county order. drawn ser sss follow
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

would be considered an act of hostility to the United
states, and would justify the suspension of diplomatic
relations with such Power"
yuR TRADE
On motion Of Mr. ELLIOTT, frep} OF Afass a rasout, ,
was adopted calling on the President to communicate n
the next session all information relative the social
Asiauc cooe trade.
THE SUSPENSION OF Tng HApxAs coRprs
me OPINION o. the Attorney General the questions
" W inc Presidents Message including the
f, VI tne wr, OF habeas corpus, was received AMI
reierreu 10 the Judiciary Committee.
a. THE BlocKApE.
,,a, INV opom ~ Mr. Cox topp) Of Ohio, resolved
w o eseht Vi me United States, at the beGrns
OF the next Session OF Congress- or at this session COM
patible with the public service eomnnunIcaic T., ti.s
House all the correspondence with the English Frcncl
spanish ana osher governments with refereuca TO the
rights Oh pockaue privatecrng and the recognition Of
the so-caled Confederate States. e "
ECONOMY IN EXPENDITURES
on motion OF Ar f. A. CoNKiJSG, (rep) Of N. Y, II
was resolved that committee OF seven be appointed bv
the Speaker to report TO this House what manncI and
TO what extent the expenditures OF the government o, tine
United States may DO reduced and what officers may BE-
dispensed with.
rnE onJrcr OF THE WAR
MI HOLMAN, opp Of md asked, bat failed To obtain
permission 10 introduce resolution declaring ihd III.
Union must be preserved and that the sole object o t
war Is 10 restore the authority OF the government the
forcement OF the laws and the protection loyal men,
TILE EFFICIENCY or TUE AgnY.
me House then went into Committee of the whole on
tho Dill to promote the efficiency OF the army by rct M
disabled or nfrm officers.
The bill provides that board be selected from tho
Meulcai slai 10 be appointed from time to timc u deter
was stated, in the course Of incidental debate, tht
the Dill had met the appreciation OF military men.
Inc committee rose and the bin was passed
- RELIEF SOLDIERS
MT CURTIS, (rcp) Of Iowa called Up the bin Tor th,,
renei OF the soldiers who lost private property IN
from Fort Moultrie to Fort Sumter The amount b..s
eleven hundred and TWEEN ty dollars
Inc pi was passed and at two O'Clock p NJ the IL, .
adjourned
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NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JULY H. 1861.


the men are no, severe but en- 10 be pretty wen sys
teinaxed Ihey are called out of their tents sunrise
~ the morning ana allow to bathe breakfast and clean
then required 70 dr p until seven O'Clock they are
wn,Sn Is MI, mes pretty warm, and the men anuse
I'VE O'Clock In the evening, when regi
men,ai cru two hours takes place. There also
numosr " <nnon at the camp, TO which The men are
dahy INST .ucted. After drill the themselves
ny slpp ng, Instrumental music, &C. large number Of
'ps Companies have their tents completely covered over
with the green branches Of trees they become dry
and wted they renewed by others This dressing Of
boughs hss very pleasant and cooling effect and makes
everything and everybody wear contented and happy
appearance. There Ia one great cause OF complaint,
however, which hope will soon be attended to: il is
thsibe soldiers want their pay. II too bad that
our brave fellows Of New York especially have had
many obstacles thrown in their way, and have been
swnded and gouged by the New York army contractors
at every assaaoe point should be made TO wait so long
for their hardly earned pay But they not the
who suffering II Is those whom they left behind,
pecting that those who promised to feed their families
would do 80 One Of the Brooklyn volunteers showed me
letter from hrs wife, in which she stated that she
bad applied for help, and had been refused This
should be seen TO, and those who would swim
die the soldiers family held up to the public
view There are no signs Of the rebels in the vicaity
Of Newport News and everything is quiet here.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHT
AT CARTHAGE.

WASHINGTON, July IL, 1851.
Captain Smith, from Springfield on Thursday morning,
gives further particulars Of the battle at Carthage.
Ben. Mccullough was in the 0ght with his Arkansas
troops Gov Jackson and Gen. Price present, but
took active part. Gen. Ranss son was killed. The
rebel list dead will be between ak and hundred
detachment Of 100 Of segels troops left at Neosho
had been captured The State officers wanted them shot,
to which Mccullough would not agree
There had been no second battle. Preparations were
being made for q movement.
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NEWS FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July -, 1861
The Journal has q letter saying that the trans the
Nashville Railroad have been busy Transporting soldiers
from Camp Chea,ham 10 East Tennessee. II Is thought
sudden rrupton Of the soldiers Will find East Tennessee
unprepared.
The Journal says that recruiting for the Southern
federacy is going all ,he counties Immediately BUR
rounding Frankfort.
The Journal has also letter saying that trains and
wagons heavily loaded with provisions pass Bowling
Green daily, coming oil the way from Louisville The Sur
veyor Of Port at New Albany says that the blockade
has not been raised there, and that the restriction
-four and grain Is in part removed.
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COLONEL BERDAN'S REGIMENT OF SHARP.
SHOOTERS.


Governor Morgan has just ordered Colonel Berdan's
harpshoo!ers from This State when enrolled to be equip
ped without delay, having received despatch from the
President and Secretary Of War, that they would be
pleased 70 have him do so. The committee appointed
here by Colonel Berdan consist Of Stephen Martin John
Wilson and John C. Clark and they to test the SKIN
OF the applicants from Albany, Troy and Hulson Tie
committee met yesterday at the Red House.
Everything was admirably arranged, anil several hun.
drcd ladies and gentlemen present. The test was
ten consecutive shots distance 200 yards aggregate
measurement from the central ball hole not 70 exceed r,y
ncLes average five inches But SIX out of several
dozen able 10 come up to the requirement viz
John F. sckes, Charles Bie,e, Charles F. Scott VIM
Warren, Albert southwick and John Van Aruott.
Others wiz DO tested ID q day or two. Albany is deter
mined to be fully represented IN hs greatest Of all reg
meuts