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By the ne Of tksss Pulls the psristis sttsekss
Nervous ~ Sish RsalssIs may be prevented; and
I aiken 90 the commencement Of &C stack iTnue-
date relied nom Daln and siokness VIII Re
They seldom fkil In renewing tks Resssa a.s
HsstssAs to which females Are % ssbjeet.
They est gently upsr the bswsis,-fsns wing ess-
sssasss.
For Lts~s.y Ass, Ssukssss, Ds;issts FenSsI,
and al persons Of ssSssfs-y &a$<fs, they ere VA
liable a. Lsssssss improving the er7xs!ts giving
tsss and ssssf 70 tie digestive organs, sae 70
storing the nstlrsl elasticity AID rssrGth tie
whole system.
The cEPHALIo PILLS or. the rssun Of long
Investigation snd carefully conducted czperiments
having been IN use many years, during winch TIM
they have prevented and relieved q vast amount Of
pain and suffering rom Rcsdsohe, Whistler ores-
mating in the sevsss system or from . dersrxod
state Of the stossa<A
They Are entirely vegetable In their composition
snc may be taken ~ al times With perfect safety
sssss Of Soy dssss-sssSIs taste rs.lrs IL sep 20
a<sssssf~ fhss TO sktIdr&-
BEWARE OF OOUNTERrEI7sI
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Rcpr, O.
A-ding on each Box.
Sold By druggists and I'll ether Dealers In NOD
sinea-
A Bsx VIII Be sent By mail pre,sis On r...tps.
The
PRICE, % GEMS.
Al srtsrs should be addressed 10
HENRY @. sPALDIHs,
teo,DA, srn,.T. NV fo,r.
"
Y,sa ts Bss~s.r, Esrfeli, Va.
ss psa. :. sAs sSsS r, sis.
forms. ~ =" ~
Prem is EsA~ss4, Fs-yskS, Va
YheJ have bsen tested IN mere tkan . tAs,ssss
eases, win entTe saooess.
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Hyos are, OF have been troubled ~ ith TIA zee
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We sesrsly enaoEse Dir. spafsins, AM sis a.
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tn them you that are afflicted, nGys sra ssgs
Su maj soII fi i,s 9S can ss sddcd ss .s
other medicine can produce.
Nea fks 6sssfts, Dssexpsrt, lees
Mr.. SRiding you'd not connect HIS Es-as VIA
IN srnoe ne did not h.o,s 70 possess rssl ueTIt
,Ffe~ fks Adsrtisc, PYcSsSess<, RE
The ceehslie Pills are said to be 3 rv-zars,l:,
Elective smedy for the hesdaehe, and eses!ty
Fssa sAs 81. Lsx.s Ds,sssyxs.
piIl.s lmnsnse dsm.nd for tss srtsls fosrksis
ffs1 tAs KssssAs vsl<S Star, Ksss.ska, Va
we are sure that persors SferizE VIII tks kstG-
sche, VINO try Sken, viii stlok % /. en-.
PSsss ~ AA~~ffsS, Prsvs4ss4<, n. l.
Lhs sesGmory IN their tavsr II zsrsst, frsx tss
oosirespeoube trsrteIa
fs~ tIs DsslY Nrss, Ee.yst. 2.
oephshe l1lls are taxing the Bisse oi sn ha<a.
ffsss hs CeN1retsi Bslsffs, Bo,fo<, M.,.
Said 70 be very efhoaolous Tor the baaSsoho
Ho~ fh Commercial, Csae,ssast, CA.e
Suffering humsnit, can now be renewed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

GUNBOATs YoR rHI WESTERN RIVERS.
QuARTERsAsTkR GRrsRAL'e OprIcx, !
Wdshtrgto~, Jxre II, 1851.
PROPOSALS are invited for Constructing Gpn-
boats upon the Western rivers ~
SPeclhoanons will be Immediately prepared and
LlaI be examined at the q uartermnster's Once Al
CINCINNATI Pittsburgh, end at this ONCE
Proposals from boat bull ers and engine but,d
err alone will be considered N
confederation. M n HEfSS tns"
isB Quartsrmaster General ISn,ted St.e.
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NJ Washington papers please copy and send
bills 20 the WU Department dec 1s-T
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Ia " - n n
Has sisssssrsd fks ssosf Csrtsts, Syssdy so ssly
EfsetssI Rsssdy 81 fks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE pELIcAcY PREyESr.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
v..m.. 4 =. s..t. stne.sr... Af.sd.n, Of "a. Iid-
s.S 1.aAi3 .ssfs nPe'ss,, sss
q id..,, L.. sfrna, sptaac q u. E.sr,, TnidIy,
Had Threat Nose or shin ks.esoos q u. Ians, stc
.eh Bov.lsth.,s TsrnSI. Disorders .rssing s0li
e.s which render Marriage impossible, destroy ssth
YOUNG MEN
that dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps
sIsI.d talent. and brilliant int..e Who might esS.r1ss
have snsnesd listening s.natss with the th1nds Of
Sa.nes CT vsksd 70 sesscy The living Tyre, may call viii
ftil eentd,nes.
MARRIAGE.
r.g' bang physical .ssiD.s, sfsanis 2.siy,
s.kormiu,I, ae., speedily cured.
.,.ly eoObds hi. honor gentleman and ssosdsoay
rely upon bis skill ss physician
OFFICE No. 2 so UTH FREDERICK ST.
the corner Fan not 10 eossrvs mans and number Ls1sn
nust b paid and contain a stamp.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
from Of the Coll.r.s IN ths United
u. hO.Ptal. Of London Par' Pb.d.lPhi. and .l.vb.
has Effected some Of The most astonishing that
ar, vh.n s..sn: eT,sf n.-,o,.n. 80 .I.s..s -,
.udd.n sound, ;,h fr.cn., b..t;n
,on.im,, vith d,ranr,msnt ~ m,ns ysr. ep,.S i1ns
sS.,.I. ~ " '"ihu' WIZ sHss hnn's-
TAXI pIRTJrrT Ar NOTICE
.6 an II cLAh NCLIch.
Lssnt uisn ano otnen VINO nars injured thsmssNas
ssAn Praeues IN vhsn aoass habit frs91snuy
which ars nightly fell even When ss..n ana net
renders marriage impossible, and dsstroys boh mind spd
body, should apply irDms diatsly.
These OF sad and sEsets prodsesd
Limbs Pains Head Dnnsss Sight Loss Of Muse
Power PapitAtion the Heart N,rvous lrrs-
sity, Dsr.ngsment Of Digestive Fpnctioas General
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n Notice
YIN And cfter tie Ist day of Eeyt January all
parsons IIcehted ~ the at5 8 IN of T. l.. WaTTB
e. Go are hereby rotLe5 that their accounts,
notes aud duo bI!is wi he placed II the hsudB OF
NY st oJLcy for collection. AL persons go inc ebt-
ed desiring IN save coats OF law suits will have 10
set prior 70 th- above specified time.
de ) aw9T Z, z, WHITE
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TIRE - IL MAR.

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% Protected BY Roya! L.t,srs Paren, Of England
oad secured By rae Seals ~ ths EeOIe de Phar-
naets de Pans, and the Imperial College of
Medicine, FuHna.
!RIEsEMAR No; 1
s.IossRS u apd ttI1a! igI ESLA I1 SrEH-
TRIESEMAR No.2,
Completely And entirely eIsd Ostes ali ,raoes of
have Eeqe'a h. bosa ought = anudo's. 10 the
fSln CT ms hs-.lA CT vAsi PoruoH # the popals-
TRIEsENAR Nos.
me crest ana sure remedy OF the civilized world
nSv's;, ~ ~, M * y e IS ieconar
MeTo1ry. 9. vel - othe dslet7TIous InErsdlsa,s,
rem ve 1RIzsEN. Nos ]. ? and are alike de-
void OF taste or smell. SEd al uACssAtinE quaii-
Inc on the toilet liable without ihsIr use icing aus,
one :oi 50, and In s47 case. thus saving s.. as
edmlhlstered oJ Fspeau, Gsllsmsnd. Roux. o.
Row. sIees s9e T st1s y Pr a. a. A. BAk
Doqgal street,. New York. immeGiaieiy on "a
g .ng sI q A ths xoTd to.wsrG
Picked and addressed according 70 the inst uctOns
PS6li-hsd also BY DIR BARROW, tina, povul.r
sna nseoiio ~ 4. astrsted medical SO, K, umaR
Be Obtained By sPeoisI authority frSms. FoSD,
washington, DC. deISI5m
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave TO Inform thar
n pstTols snd the PObnc generally Of be- A.
ana 0xsPFNsff Esn so 5opbbsslor ''' OK
IheY also res9ectful'y invite attention Of W
Issuirins outs 10 that me- 10 their fppsrior ara
ties Of Swords, ERaulsts, Shouder Straps, EsiIs,
eOnstarty on hand. vIiCh are Wsrrsnssd 3. rspfe
Waist rendering thanks Tor the liber.! as..opa,s
T. - HEfBER6ER L CO. AhuA-o''
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TO OFFICERS.
Il IL CAMPAIGN "A Campaiening Waxop on
tse Prussian Prinoipls. arranged for sleep q
Ing OF TO act IS "a Ambulance in case of ~
storns and provisions; light, Waterproof and per
Isoty new, having been Just huilt to order by one
d! cost price. " o1i'
u AISe, hsndsome, strong, sound. dsrk-brown
ROth may be seen on spplicatOn 10 JAMES
BROWN, st Mir. lrvlne's Stables, Corooran's
Lane. behind the Chain House, between and Il
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OtFIOE or INSPECTOR AND sEALEz
" OF GAS METERS,

- WARRINGTON, JAY 10, 1tss.
s0TIcS rs HEREBY GIVEN, That, sEres-
ably TO the sToyislons ofthe ordinances Of tho Cor
torston aslIoyed May II, lSsC, the under ned ID
nov prepared. "Ehoueyer RETIRED in writing, and
on pre- payment Of tbs fee Of tty oents to Inspect,
examine. test prove, and ascertain tho ACCURACY 81
tsxlstratol ottny gas meter In use In this olty."
and another. sealed and marked n true, viii he
set II +. :lsns II yrovsd 70 be seea-ste in is
ard again pat in Sosttion for use.
oEoe No. $40 Seventh ,treet;(uesr Odd Eel
" ,UaAR IL W ". Ct M I'm
" E-N lnsRector and Scsler OF Gas Mstsrk,
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1fsa fks SsssSsvN PsfG Rsdsf, Hs, pyI<ues L.
IN them you that are afflicted, adys srs ssrs
that your testimony can be added - tee airsaSb
numerous List that has received benefit tSX 50
other mtdicIpc can produoe
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At Ffth District School Hoxss hospital, Branch
Of General Hospital on E street, Dec. 10.
Sd Michigan Vol 500. l0ith PennsylvaaiaVol
lst Excelsior Brigade. Kentucky Cavalry go. 1
18th New ' ork VOL. eth Penn. Cavalry .... 1
!th Massachusetts Vol. Ohio Cavalry, (unat)
10th do do. I I'd u :. Cavairy...... 1
20 ermont Volunteers d. c. Volunteers. ..... l
18th Pennsylvan iaVol. II
gu 40 40. II TOTAL. is
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Rea tA< WssfSp q. X. Gssats, Cz<ssss. ia.
We sesrtly endorse Dir, spaf6ins. srS ais a.
nvllled CeDhalio Pills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

At Genera! Hospital, Urion Hotel, corner Bridge
and FGshingtOn streets, Georgetotcn, Dec 10.
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II Indio.a HospitaI Patent Orles), Wa,k,rxto-.
ID. C., Dse IL
iNn INDIANA Nol .-...6S 18th Maine Volunteers !
Z a 90 d.. !st Michigan Cavalry. 4
ION 90 do. Bates's Empire Bat
l1 90 cavalry. 81 terry, N. Y.... 3
SD Perm Volunteers IO 9th Rbods Island Vol
nh New York Cavalry q
LIST Besdan sharps'rs s. Total a.
ID do do. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25

handed: be bad once owned 40 negroes-equai, say,
70 500 000-bz he had been patriot, lover OF iIee-
don, a hbos;er. FDs. he rad gone Oil Win LOPEZ 70
Clba where BE taken, pu in prison, ana i9'l @
among tie UUmher who received grace; iext ne na"
gone of with Walker 20 Nicaragua but IN hs tst eA,
petition be fell into Tie hands Of The enemy, st W.
only restnred TO liberty BY the British Ohcet WHO a.
aitervard assaulted IN New Orleans for the i'J' o
took in tbe affair. These Ete adventures ha LIZ he
dueed his stock 70 i've negroes and TO deiebd nf n
toos up arms and he looked like one who conia s
them When he came from Nicaragua ne "11i6'YcJ
ONLY ITO lbs.-pow be was over 200 ios-a spienIiu
6etc faure; and without wishing Inn Darin' may -
permitted TO congratulate American nnmber of
chance Of getting rid Of considerable nqi1pel -
those of whom lie il representative man. WehaIneu
incidentally that the district wherein these ore
chartered was distinguished by hs a'Ichn.hs W .po
Union By it's last vote Tennessee proved 'hst 'neie
are nj Least 40 coo voters in the State who are attached
70 the United States Government. At Columbus the
nasen0ers were transferred to steamer, which IN an
hour and a.haf made its way against The stream OF the
Missssippi 70 Cairo. There III tie clear hight oil he
summers eve, were floating the stars ana otiipes-he
first time had 81 en- the flag, with the exception OF
glimpse of Il Fort Pickens, for two months. Caro-
i in Illinois on the spur OF land which IL formed by
the junction OF the Ohio River with the Mississippi,
and its name is probably well known TO certain specu-
la.Ors in England who believed in the fortunes OF
place go appropriately named and situated. Here is the
camp Of Illinois troops ahder Gen. Prentiss, which
watches the shores OF the Missouri the one hand,
and of Kentucky on the other Ot them, and OF wha,
may be interesting TO readers in England, shall speak
u my next letter. find there is general expression
of satisfaction at the sentiments expressed by Lord
John Russell in The speech which has just been made
known here and hat the luminosity ex tied by what
portion OF the American press called The hostility ofthe
Foreign Minister TO the United States has been con-
siderably absed although much has been done 10 fan
the anger Of the people into fame, because England
has acknowledged the Confederate States have ''mNeG
belligerent rights.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. ELIOT Rep, Yass.l, from The Committee on
Commerce. reported bin, which wac passed, author.
zlng tho President by and with tho advice OF the
senate 10 appoint Consns at any foreign ports where
he may deem advisable for preventing piracy, az a
salary exceeding 81 800 per anDum, their Offices 10
cease when internal peace sbsl be ree,ored.
Mr.. sEDGWICK, Rep, y; K from the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs reported the Senate bill providing
for the appointment Of Board ofIhree ski1 officers
TO report The construction eomI ietiDD OF iron
steeclsd steamship or battery and if the report is
favorable The Secretary Of the Navy be authorized to
construct one Ut more. A million and hall dollars
are appropriated TO carry this act into effect Passed
Also the Senate bin authorizing the appointment Of
an Assstaut.SecretsEy Of the Navy, al salary OF
~ 200 per snnum, and eight additional clerzs for The
same Department. Passed.
Ao the Senate bill providing for an increafe OF the
Medical Corps of the Navy. Passed.
Mr.. BLAIR, rep, No. FROM the Comy1ittee on
Military Affairs, reported the Senate bill authorizing
the President 70 accept the services Of 100000
volunteers. Passed.
Mr.. BINGHAM, Rep, o. from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported resolution, which WIS passed.
requesting the President 70 communicate IL IN hs udg-
ment II no. incompatible with tho public interest
The grounds reasons and evidence on which the Police
Commissioners Of the City VI Baltimore were alre.' ed
ana detained as prisoners st Fort McHenry.
Nm Mr. SIEvENs, rep, Pal from the Committee Of
Ways and heans reported bill sppropriating 800 600
TO pay the police organized by the Unised States
authorities u The city Of Baltimore.
Mr.. BukNEF[ tDem., KY As this bill makes Ga
hPpf"nasNAon no hDunett desired that ~ ehOuld rHL
be COZ dered In COMMITTEES of the Whole on the state
OF the Union. Ihis he sad was oDs Of these extra
ordinary measures resulting from the extraordinary
acts Of The Administration The civil authorities IN
the city Of Baltimore have been superseded and mill
tary police established there instead 10 violation If tho
express law Of OF tho sovereign States. This too
was done without color or claim Of legal warrant,
either derived from The Constitution any other
power derived from iaw. This was followed by an.
other bghsbanded act Private citizens well 40 the
Polics COMMISSIONER, without qualification, hsd beer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25

The CoLoRED HERO or THE W.RIsG.--W liam
Tlmsn the colored steward Of the scheoney Waging,
who recapturcd his vessel from the pirates bas ested
such an interest in the public mind that Mr., Bsrnum
has induced him 10 receive visitors the Museum Tor
few daye. Those who desire to see and converse with
him about the terrible in which he was 10
prominent al actor win thus have opportunity Of
so doing. Vim. Shedding, the sailor who assisted Til
man, will also be present, with the AK, the blood
stained Secession flag and otber trophies. HiDan 10
an intelligent negro, and dOes not intend to make
exhibition OF himself butt he IL followed oy rowd,
wherever he goes aud number Of citizens have ex-
presse desire 10 and converse with him, ne has
scceeded to Mr.. Barnums very handsome proportions,
aud will receive his friends daily at the Museum for .
short time. As Tilman and SteddiDg entitled %
very handsome salvage, thy have been overwhelmed
with friendly offers from Tonbs sharks and shyseTs;
but Mr.. Marshal Murray, 10 protect their interests.
kept them at their own desire, secluded in be Wit
ne.s house till their affairs were adjusted Mr.. VIII
lam Curtis Noyes kindly volunteered his services 20
the Marshal on Tuesday waving all fee or reward,
for the purpose of protecting tie rights Of Iilnsn.
The offer was accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25

A Nrsr OF SEcEssosIsrs DIsruRBED.--At Bridge
port Conn., there is band of Secession sympa;hizefs
who have for several weeks been in the habit Of mold
ing secret meetings. to the intense disgust of Union
loving citizens. On Monday night, when the newsof
the repulse Of Union troops wasreeeved these yoTs
were exceedingly exutant and in the evening assem-
bled in secret to the number Of about 80 at her 60
eus.omed headquarters. A few loyal citizens became
Indignant at this, and determined T. know what tho
traitors were doing and who they were. Accordingly,
while the synpshizem were in the midst OF their com.
ellis and the heat of discussion, the door Yves forced
opeu and three or four Of their Union ueghbors stood
among them. The Sscessionisrs, like their Southern
friends the "FastFooted Virgnians," were terribly
alarmed, retreating in haste and confusion by back
stairs, rear windows and alec by the roof They were
spotted, however, aud their names and sentiments
will be shown up to the community IN which they
live.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25

TsE NAriosAL Asrugs.-Fifteen ont Of 200 con-
nostons for the $500 prize for national anthem have
han retained from which 10 make fnsl selection.
has been proposed that the usc and words Of these
fs.n be submitted TO public criticism for three neh's
AZ ,ba Academy Of Music in this ety. md three ss BE
Academy in Brooklyn-she sum realized to be srr'iec
70 the aid Of the families u v0iunlssrA - =, "a
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80 az N.rrosAL AYFAiRs.-The Commits

co,y,rrvr on NArrosAL AFFAiRs.-The Commits
tee on National Afsifs, TO whoa was referred .n'
resolutions passed in tbs Common Council 10 relation
10 the death Of Col. VIM. d. Kennedy, met last evtn
ing and appointed Aldermen ch'pp and FrOment ana
Ceupcilmen Orion, Branron, snd Barney Sab-Con.-
mee TO make the necessary arrangements Tor aitsnd-
;ng the funeral on Friday. The Committee VIII nees
M noon to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25

Bulls HEAD.-The weekly market in Forty-iouth
street. for beef cattle closed yesterday sdccess-
Oily for drovers than has any week OF the pss i've
or fix, and really better than it opened on Tuesday,
notwithstanding the number OF buIlOcks for the week
appears, from the reports Of the market, at Gully 4s
head less than the previous week. The average price
of all the bullocks sold this week is given at cents
pound for tho nesweght OF beet, the seller sinking
ol, which is "a advance OF fuil half cent round,
and the sales of the closing dsyare estimated az fn
a cent q pound more thsn the prices the prsyioos
Wednesday. Nearly al Of the good stock sold ND
week at prices equivalent to Sdslc. pound ior ne
meat which is more than half cent pound advance
There has been ALEC remarkable advance upon i've
hogs, and light one upon lambs, while old sheep ana
veal calves are quoted at q decline.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25

ARRIVAL OF THE NFw-YoRx.-The steamship New.
York, from Bremen and Havrc. arrived az the pcn
yesterday, bringing the following specie Lst'
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son was appointed by the advice and recommendation
Mr.. RICHARDsoN-I said four generals were sr-
pointed from the Breckenridge but none from the
Douglas party, but have compllint.
Mr. BLAlR-Of all the Douglas men who qnhl.
fedfor such command have no doubt the gentleman
il the first and best
Mr. RICHARDSON Downright am very much
obliged TO you.
Nh. BLAIR--ne gentleman said that Gen. Scott
had been driven 20 rick battle by gentlemen this
side but nothing had beer said here derogatoy 70 that
soldier. l. the Major Gen. III TO command II be can
he forced 70 battle against Lis best Judgment and
az The onicry Of ousdersl Nobody ON this side has
raid aught against Gen. Scott. The charge came from
tho gentleman from Illinois, and il was derogrory in
the highest degree.
Mr.. RICH4RDSON-I take Il all back laugh
teri repelt that Gen. Sect had been forced 70 hight
this battle. i viii tell him what occurred yeserday
morning. Ny colleagues logan ana W sshbnrrel and
myself were present with the President, Secretary Of
War, and Gen Scott In the course Of our converse
ton, Gen. Scott Remarked: II am the biggest cow
ard IN the world" 1 rose from my seat "siay,"
said Gen. Scott; % will prove IL. have fought tho
battle against my Judgment and think tho President
ought TO remove me to-day for doing it," 'As God is
my Judge" ne added, alter an interval OF eilence,
did all In my power 10 rlake the army Efficient and
deserve removal because l did no stand up when
could and did not" / stand hers 20 vindicate Gen.
Scott am indebted 20 tho gentleman from Missouri
for the CONF liment he paid desire 10 say for
myself that am here the last of generation my
father and grandfather having fallen beneath the nag
Of their country. J. too, have fought under lie folds
at bone and abroad, and God willing, there l will
stand Ill, the end Of my life, defending IL against all
foes.
Mr.. WASHBURyE--As my colleague has referred
TO Gen. Scots remarks he might also allade 70 what
the President said.
Nj, RICHARDsON-I will do 30. "Your CONVEX
satof implies" said the Precedent to Ger. Scott, that
forced you 10 battle" To which Gen. Scott replied,
" have never served under President who has been
kinder 70 than you have BEEN" But Gen. Scott
did eoye the President from the fact Of the latter
having forced him TO fight the battle Gen. Scott thus
paid compliment 20 the prerident penonally. de-
tire 10 tay Of the President that have known him
from beyhood. II you let him alone, he is an honest
man. lLsnghter.l Bat an ofraid he has not firm
ess 70 saLd up against the politicians around him.
nr. sIEVENS, who had given way 70 Mr.. Rich
Grdson, now resumed the floor.
Mr. BUkNEIr wanted 10 reply 20 Mr.. Richardson,
but DR. STEVENS said ii he yielded to him he would
have 70 yield TO others.
Mr.. BURNErT-I win say nothing TO render Il
necessary.
NJ. STEVENS defined to yield the Aoor. Tie bin,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-07-03

- The following sentence, which we copy
from the "Citizen," is applicable to the stua-
ton of most newspaper publishers, in these
times, and is most respectfully directed to the
notice of our delinquent subscribers: awe
want some money, and must have it; that's
what's the matter" Can any one withstand
this appeal? We will take Wheeling N sney,
likewise gold and silver, on subscription and
job work, from all in arrears. To new sub
scribers, who desire to take the paper, to see
what the war movements are, and what their
friends, who have volunteered, are doing, we
say. now is the time to send in your names
with 81, SO for the Esprit" for one year. You
that have sons or brothers in the army, sheuld
take the paper yourselves; for it may contain
matter before the close of the war, that will
make you desirous Of preserving it. There
fore don't depend en- borrowing.
We again say, subscribe for the "Spirit,'
pay in advance, and if at the end of the year,
as the patent medicine advertisements say, if
you are not satisfied, you can have your mon
sy back.
Remember the terms: 1,5o in advance.