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The national Republican., 1862-04-25
MILITARY 0AZEITE.

1rreEaisr Acccptances Of Rssignat lions.
Wan DEPARTMENT,
Adjutant Generals Oflicc,
Washington, 1p'h Is, 1862.
General Orders, No 40
Tho Secretary Of War has observed, with
some surprise, that the commanders Of one or
two military departments, conceivipg them
selves empowered to do 20, have undertaken TO
accept the designations Of, and otherwise dif-
charge from the service Of the United States,
officers commissioned or appointed by the Pres-
Ideut, Ia the volunteer stat Of tho army.
All such discharges are irregular, and, uu-
lees confirmed BY the President void Of effect.
None but the Presideat can dbchargc an oficer
appointed by himself. And, a. he has not del.
egated TIM power 70 any general, no general
must attempt 70 exercise IT,
: BY order Of The Secretary Of War:
l.. THOMAS, Adjutsnt General.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
OWOPOsALS FOR HORSES


DEror QuARrpRMAsrss'sO OfrIcE,
Corner cr kigAeenh AMI q s,r.e,s, 1Vdshinfp.
Arrii u, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received al this
ofnoe until Saturday, the 10th d,y o! May, at
q 90 twa !hou.aod Horsss, of thu following de-.
sctip'ions, viz:
CAVALRY.
FoR C,vALnr- ,ooo) Que thousand ho,c', fom
and eight years Of sge; q duk coloIs; we'll hrok.n
to the saddle; c'"p'ctly built, aid free from all
defects. -
FoR ARrILLssI.-Q,0 ,0oo) One thrusand horws,
fr.m u.s. y fifteen and vne.ha 10 10y sixt hands
high, bs,ween five aud eight years Of age; OF dark
broken to h ines., and 10 wcsa not lrss than 100
Iouads.
PROPOSAL
fropo.ss must spscify clearly whether the bid IS
% both % be bid for 70 on i the same payer ~ " w. '' '
any bi3der wishes TO p'ofoec for both classes no
must forward two dislincl p!opo.as,ons for each
class eonl lie IN is. and having no References 10 any
otber proposal by the same party.
II bid Is 10 the name Of a IN, the nan Cd Of all
the partners must appear, or Ii will ,et be consid
ireposa. NUT ss aadts.sss to .I GslD; Il Eqc..t3
p.ny ~ flSpc a
GUARANTEE.
The ability Of The bl ider to il the ontrsc should
Il be awar led to him NUT be guarantie by two re
IN ,ns,bc persons, xho Signatures mut be append
The responsible iy Of the guarantors must be
shown BY the oincial certificate Ct the clers Of tte
st district court or Of The United States district
Biddtrs must be present Ia person when III bids
are optned, or their proposals. will not be c'nsid
Bonds, iu the ssm Of ten thousand dollars, signed.
BY the contractor and both Of his guarantor. will
required OF the succsssful bidder upon ss'ns the
As the bond must acc mpany tho contract, 1t wi
be necessary for bidders ohave their bondsmtn wi
resdy to be p 0 uoed when the coutrsoi is sisutd
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon sppli alton
being made At this ohcs ti.lcr pert0n,ly, 6y letter
or BY telegraph.
Form ef Guarantee.
We, of the county Of. and state
Of, and Of the county Of -, and
State do hereby ssa,an,y that h ,1o he Is
Of his proposition ard thai, should his proposition
oe aecsptsd hs wiz at once eater into con raet In
Should The contract be aw,rded him, VIC are pre-
pared 70 bscome his s<clri,ies.
| ITO this suaran ee must be appended the qDieidt
| INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c
All horses contracted for undr thi. advertisement
contormas 70 q speoidO..ous will be rejected
The horses must ali be deliyerei Ia this city or
bef re SATURDAY, tho eia day Of Nay and no ,ne'on oi
will Se granted On any Of each
ooutract5 or 90 soon thereafter as the the ID 20,
| Quaitermastcr shall be in funds.
| Any infolnalNy In the bid, or non oonformauci
with the terms ofthis advertisement will Insure the
/ rejection ofthe proposal.
These horses will be awarded In lots OF o thai
(2vo) two huodfed esch, unets the Depot Quarter
master should deem It for the interest OF the Govern
ment TO accept larger number
| The Depot tluartermaser reserves to himself the
right to reject any all bids that he may deem T.
high. ,,,,,,,,,
n Colonel aud Depot Quartsrnaster.
| 24-tMavlD.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
The "WAsHINdToN FAMILYn EyoR,

tHE WASHINGTON FAMILY" ESoRAvNo.-
ing weil'known but now rare engraving, rep.
resen'ine In group the General and Mrs. Wash.
'ns1on and the Gusts children, has been photo
graphed by ID. Appleton Il Co., for the owner
~ a,d Of the soldiers. The album, or carte d.
vsis size, rs cent?; larger size rs Gent, mi. 4.
WIN place In the power of everybody TO obtain
in'ssssxns print '1'
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
The FREsHET IN HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

The FREsHEr IN HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT -
The Hartford Courdnt, Of Tuesday, says:
when the water stopped dripping yester.
freshet Of twenty-eigbt feet eight inches, or
about fourteen inches less than the still uu-
rivalled food Of 1854. Cars loaded with sand
arc stationed on the flooded tracks to bold
them fast Forty ieet Of the bridge at the East
Hartford causeway have been swept away, and
the water is running over the embsnkment
near Morse's Hotel. The canal at Windsor
Locks is greatly damaged, aud the buildings on
its outer bank were yesterday In peril
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

The municipal authorities Of the city Of Paris
have under consideration plans for the estab-
lishment Of six great schools In the suburban
commrlnes recently annexed. Each OF these
establishments is to comprise boys school. a
girls school, and ah asylum for children. The
expense OF such an establishment, which will
be sufficiently capacious TO receive from 500 10
600 pupils, will be from 20OOOOf to 800, ,OOOf
1t has been decided, moreover, 10 establish four
superior schools in the newly annexed quar-
tpra
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

SUPPRESSION OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRApE.--
We learn that the Senate yesterday ratified the
treaty recently negotiated BY Secretary Seward
and Lord Lyons, having for It's object the sup.
preston Of the slave trade. The fact that the
treaty was unanimously ratified, may be re-
garded as an evidence Of Its merits. We un.
derstsnd that II is deemed very important, and
will probably answer the expectations Of the
distinguished negotistors.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
OF FICIAL l..

HEADQtARrxRs PRovcsr MARsnAL's OFFICE,
Washington, d. o., April ~, 1867.
Special Order No. 70.
Anony nous communications will not be
recognized vt these headquarters. Complaints
Of citizens Of depredstions committed by sol.
diers must be accompanied with proper sigma.
lures, stating residence Of Complsinapts.
BY order:
Maj. ". Il DOSTER.
Provost Marshal.
q. =. UoBIssoN, Adjutant.
ap 2J-2t
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
From the West.
Gen. Mitchell at Tusc umbia, and In Po.- =
session Of 400 Miles OF the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad.
Federal ReinfOrCenle e nts.

CHICAGO, April PA special dispatch 10
the Chicago Times says that General Miichell's
division has arrived at Tu utcumbia, Alabama,
aud now has possession Of two bundrrd miles
Of the Memphis and Charleston railroad.
Larg, Federal reiniorccments arrived at
Pittsburg Landing on the pa instant.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

Parson Brownlow is reported as saying that
be believes the war will end slavery He says
thM the Unionists 10 East Tennes zee are becom
log sbolitionized. but they deprecate any rigid
anti slavery policy on the part OF the Govern
ment as the sure means OF driving the South.
ern Unionists TO despair. He reiteratss al
every point the assurance that at The next
State election, II Tennessee is rid of rebel sol
diers, she will give Union majority Of fifty
thousand.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

A parliamentary return shows that gold was
exported from New South Wales in 1859, to
the value OF 81 ,405l in 1860, to the value of
ll5,290l.; In the first half Of 1861, to the value
OF l3234N. From Victoria, gold was exported
In 1859 to the value of 2, $50 525L l4s.; in 1860
TO the value of 2,l2s 4CGL lis; during the first
half Of 1861, 10 the value of 0sI 30Gl The
estimated net quantity and value Of gold ex
ported from both colonies, berween May, 1881
and June, 1861, was rs 5,0sl ,46s oz lG dwts, the
value being 9G,399, ,S44l. l8s.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

Everybody uehes excepted) will be glad 10
learn that Gen. SgHl is recovering from his
recent dangerous i!lcets.
Mr. barry Sullivan, the celebrated actor, IL
70 ssll fssn Liverpool tor Australia Oh tho 6tb
Of Nay.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

ITALIAN NAVAL ENGINEHm-t ON A SCIENTIFIC
TouR.--A letter from Turin announces that the
Minister Of Marine Of Italy is preparing 10 send
engineers TO France, Englatd, and America, 10
examine and compare the systems adopted In
those different countries for the construction Of
-cased vessels and foatiug batteries.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrREss MONROE, pril 23.--1 here is nothing
OF special interest to report from this quarter
Passengers from Ship Point this Afternoon
report hat occasional firing Is heard, and som.
skirmishing has taken place along our front bu
nothing Of much moment
The weather continues favorable.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

SOLDIERS HEALrH.-From recent information
received from our Southern soldiers, the system
Of teuting introduced by John McClave, ofNew
York city, has proved very successful. All the
objections 10 the wet soil and want Of ventils
ton which have caused 20 much sickness in our
army have been obviated, and there Is no
longer any cause for our Government not pre-.
venting H.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

THE FLAG OF PULAsKI.-We are infor ned
that the rebel flag, which hoated over Fort
Pulaski until its surrender, Is in this city In
possession Of Gov buckingham. 1t was
awarded 10 the Seventh Connecticut, we un-
derstand, as q trophy due their services and
gsllantEy 10 the siege, and they Immediately
forwarded II 70 Gov. Bucklnghsm V b. placed
In ths STATE cspatol.-NUpteh 1MlXiN.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

From parliamentary return recently Issued,
we learn that on the lst Of December 1861
there were 6,s37 British troops Of all ranks and
arms at the different stations In China. The
tAl estimated cost for 1923, exclusive of
paw of native Indian troops, Il ,672) is f27s,-
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

VERSATILITY or GENWs.--The congregation
Of one Of the churches in Troy, New York.
were somewhat amused, Sunday morning. to
find In each Of the pews printed card, inform
ing them where to get their whitswashing done.
The sexton of the church, colored man, Is an
artist In lime, aud adopted this novel way of
soliciting patronage. He ought TO have It.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
UsfiLIALr

WAR DErARTAENT,
January Fl, 1852.
Ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thnrsdsy., and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates 10 active military operations IN tho field.
Saturdays will be devoted 10 the business u
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the public.
EDWIN N. STANTON.
jaz1-H Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

The number Of copper mines In the United
Kingdom Is Ill, from which, 10 the year 1859
were raised 236,789 tons oil ore, which pro
duced 1910 tous Of due copper The estiina.
tsd value Of the hus copper 20 produced
amounted, In 1859, to El,73l,7oe.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

A New Orleans paper Of March goth states
that company of lO3 young girls, armed and
equipped for the war, was 70 embark Che next
d.y from that place. Whom they return, there
VII b % Infantry corps Of 800.
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OFFlClAL.
No Passenger Train 20 Manassas.
WAR DErAkTAk 7.
0bce ef Xliary Director.
and Superintendent Railoads U s..
Washington, April 10, 1852
No passenger train will be run from Washington
to Msmssss until further NOTCH
u. G. MCCALLuM,
apis N. u. h supt. X. y U. S.
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OF CI A l..

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington. Jan. Is, 1852.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing With Saturday, the arst Of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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ososos N. wrsroN. EDITOR.

~ The publication cslos Of the NATIONAL
Eepus,,con Is At the northeast corner Of D and
se,spth street, second floor, over v. D. shsp.
tsrd,s store. Entrance % Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

CLUBS FOB THE DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN TO SOLDIERS.
APAPER THAT EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD
HAVE.
We have been induced TO offer our daily pa
per to soldiers, Who shall form clubs, al the
following low rates:
copy, 4 months. Observation-Disclosures. l.b0
copies, 4 months. ................... 500
10 copies, 4 months. s................... 1000
All over ten copies, al the rate Of one dollar
Per copy for four montha
- The namee must always be accompanied
with the money.
~ Write the names distinctly, and give
the company and the number Of the regiment
~ The papers will Be mailed 10 one name
or the uames will be written separately, II de
aired
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
THOMAS +. LLOYD,
l Attorney for Claimants,
AND AGEST FOR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
OF Pay, Extra Pay, &C.,

OF ray, Exin Ray, &c,
WASHING TON, D. C.,
win give prompt and efficient attention to the
PROSECUTION of Claim, Of every description against
the Government, and make no charge unless sue.
cessful.
both references and charges for services will he made
satisfactory.
s1- Pessious secured for soldiers wouulcd or dis
eascd during the exis ing war; also, for the dvws
and orphans Of soldiers who have died from wounds
OF disease iaCuried while IN the Uniud Saates ser
vice. also Bounty Money for the heirs at law u soldiers
dccea, ed during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for.
wardtng business
The highest prices paid for Land Warrants.
Address
THOMAS Il LLOYD,
Attorney for GdimInk,
No. A56 Seventh sire, I,
Washington, ID G.
NIB Editors Of papers publishing the above card
will Ue entitled to my services 10 the amount OF their
chsTgea, l.
dec l2--w
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
Friday, April Is, lSs2.

~ Rssdins matter On svsry psss.Vs
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

DOTAlOEs, HAY, and CHEESE.
j 900 bushels oi Jackson White POt,toea,
900 BUSHES OF Cater lu, Iives.
800 bushels Of BUCK Eye Potatoes.
800 ba es Of Prime Timothy liay.
40 cakes of Prime New York Cheese.
For ssie IN lots to tdit puI:h vera, by.
sp ss-s0st' ~ Water It., 0sorgstews, D. g.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25
ARTILLERY.

frm u.s. - fifteen and one 10 Il6) six en- hand
high, between FIVE aud eight years OF agc; OF dar
coiors free from all defects; cOinIactl5 butt wei
broken to hunes', and 10 wciga not lrss than 10
pouuds.
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

DEror QuARrSRMAsTsR,sO OrrIcs,
Corner er EigAeentt anil q hrcsts, 1pdshinfp.
april u, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received a. this
ONCE until Saturday, the 10th d,y o! May, at Q
O'Clock m, for furn ahing the Government vi lth
q 90 } twJ thou.apd Horses, Of tn, following dc.
scfip,ions, viz:
The national Republican., 1862-04-25

FoR C ,vALRr-(I ,005) Que thousand ho.,c1, fiol
(l5) fifteen TO (l6) sixteen hands high, between Nv
to the ssdils; comp ,ctly built, AID free from a
defects.
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TIE EVENING" STAR.

FAs Est As HosTB DocRnf-A late able militia
" reviewer at RicbmcDd writes ssMcClellan
holds cur great army at Manassas ss in a vice ~
Thus by the enemy g admission our Potomac army
has rot beer useless II las paralyIed the Las est
nravsst and NEST ABLY commanded army that the
Confederate states ever gathered.
The Times Correspondent notices Hthe most
bitter and cruel war upon Gen. Mcclellan" by
tie Tribune, Post and others, in order TO say:
III 9 scarcely two weeks since his prosecutors,
30 boldly grown, were hattered into the belief
shat the unhaF pv man was already their victim,
and the Pfesid tand the new Secretary of War.
coming upon the arena with so much ecidt had
virtually superseded him In his command, and
thrust him aside az unworthy 10 direct the vast
mschine Re bad 80 long controlled in bis wise and
all-embraeing grasp Do you not recoIIect the
2loatDg satisfsction Had the assidufty with which
these rumors from Washington were scattered
brosdcest through the country? The capture of
Beeureeard. or the downfall of JEFF Davis could
not have spread more undisguised joy among a
certain class OF our Ieople u an did the malign
rumor shat Gen Mcclellan had been degraded by
the Government, and reduced 10 a mere local
command And not here even was his humilis
ton to stoo-be was TO be deprived also of that
ana remove from scrvicei The authors Of this
oltter and cruel war upon Gen Mcclellan are not
tn be found now. The criticisms on his earn
Paign are reviewed, anc the just reward Of merit
Mcclellan did just the right thing, at the rIgbt
nme, aad In the rgh AWAY
Ihose VINO were In Washington on the2 lst and
va OF July, and for two or three weeks after and
Who have compared orr defeated Army on the
POTOMAC then, and what IL Is now will give
General Mcclellan credit for performing more
man herculesn labors. II 10 mean and coWardlv
sail him, but he will survive 70 and come
cold purified in tue furnace-N. Y.
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PROPOSALS FOR WELLS. PUMPS, 60.
MAYORS OTTIcE, WASHINGTON,
k-ebFuaFV Ia l662

MAYORS OFEIcE, WASHINGTON,
EebfuaTy H. 1862.
Proposals IN writing viii bs received a. this
ofos, up TO =? o'clock the 18th day of March
nsIt, for making Pumps. Hydrsnts Logs for con
necessary matsrisis ard workman hip IN digging
syi33s, fx,5E and eornpc:irg in he bes. Ins6nsr
s.13. ue n ne First DistriSt, posed Of the
m ss Ss s9eS,h
and in the Third District. composed Of the FIitA
I'D Sxth Wards, te,oh dIsirint to be bid for sep
Tor the term OF Ons ear commencing the LIST day
OF April, 1851! asreeably to the following specih
cauons:
DigslnE and va Ing wells, Including m,tsrla
Be foar inshes Slosp GOOD Rsfd bros
Cleaning ont wells, each.
Taxing out old walls and putting in same, per
Gases of eight feet length. per foot
Cases MOI 9 than ght feet length, per foot.
GovsIlhs new wells, including materials. Tbs
thai tHrss fc enc Sok sd d,Sb9 80
Paving new wells, including brick and pump
Opening old wells, and covering same with Old
mtteIlsls, e1eh.
timber.
FOR PUMPS.
RqsI b be Gs Gas F1
the pump, eaoh.
Taking GU; and patirg n old Pumps,per log each
Nv logs pct in old prnps, per foot
~ UCAos hnI s.Cuts IN Oh pumps, esoh.
Boxes and tPou.s for new pumps, eaol.
copper chambers tor rumps.
AH3 TOP log OF the punps to lie OF the best SEA
soned waite OAK, and the nder VI the best sea
soned yellow pine.
FOR HYDRANTS.
heePins the MIGRANTS l. rs0hlT, VIZ. stopping nlt
!sSks &c all new valves aud spOuts, Tepsinng
me Old ones and repairing the old Irons belonging
- thsnl. EhSn II can DO doae without taxing the
hydFa1t oct, each.
Iaslrg out hydrants and putti ug In came, each.
new hJdTent', psr foot.
SPputs for Bydreyts eanh
spout stones do DO
ralnung pumps and MIGRANTS. "a ch.
IRON WORK.
Handles, SP'@'S' Fiatss' 0sn - aaa Io?a"s'
9e so o1 ,,5 rovsr "a, irons for purn, -, sach.
New ints 70 cd speaI<. -.
New FpOut and wave IrOrs TO- hydra 1ts. =,
Tine " ,rk aud materials - be o. INA Oest fea'
itJ oftheIr esPective Etncs. ,.1ob
No offer will be received IR'ss Is uob 'oN0 ny o
pract.ca pump MAKER. xb,,o-
The rersOn or persons whose offer ma % 90
oepte1 Will be r. uiTed enter into Oono loI ohS
thousand dollars. With two good 81 retles, SVtul
TONED for the faithful performance CT MS sncII
oontrac. and should ahy contractor contr actoIs
f1l or refuse to crmplE Win any OF the conui-
ions or terms of his their oOntrac !. OF 70 e1S
QUE Any work within tho ;lme named .ho tsa
Ofthe Commistiouer directing 10 TO BE- Aoho, ING
rersOns to execute the same, or 10 furnish thS mh
tsrilis upon such tCrms ~ lie may deem ex
IN which event the cOntractnr or cOntrac OIs ~
f.i Ing sha he ysBpOnsIh to thus CORPORATE Vn Os
any loss " sam1ge il m5y sustain thereby, al IN.
Miyor nay a. HIS discretion Enlul tins contra u Oh
Euch contractor OF eOntTs ctors.
RICHARD WALLACH,
e. I.-I.v4v Mayor.
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PrStse!sd By Royal Letters Patent of Garland.
and secured By Ghs Seals Of fhs Eeogs 6e PhaT.
s.deis dc Paris, ard TAs Imperial CoIlsss of
Medicine, Vienna.
IhlESEMAR No.
- tne enecEual remScy for RELAXATION, SPIN
hAfekhHBA ana EXHAUSTION OK THE SYSTEM.
TRlESENAR No.
Completely ard entirely ersdfostPs all trsne. NJ
those disorders, for which Copaiya and C,ubehs
have generally been thopght al autldote 10 me
non. - 'AS F0Fuie-
TRIESENAR Nos.
the great and sure remedy c the ov1Ii.ad vorIs
LOT al Impurities 81 tne system as well a. second
hrrJ symptoms, obv'6tirE the dsstruotive nSe oi
Mefcefy. Is Wei IS Other deIeteri0us InzredIents
sno winch al the SaTsa YariA IA the world cannot
LempVe. IRIBskMAk y os. J. ana are alike de-
soIo OF TASTE or smeI. aLG o! e.! ususesting euaIi
Ges. Ihey are N the form Of a loxeuge sn5 nav
pected. '-'0" uHe peiIg sus-
solo IN TIN cases at IS each, or four IS Gases in
o1o Lor S9, and IN s.7 cases, thus FavIng ca ss
e-lnT iSteTed oJ Val eaU, Lallemand, Roux &C.
" hossaie and re.Gii 0y DIR. III. A. BAR.
NV l94 B!eecEer street, q doors from Mac-
Oousal street,, New YoTE. Imr1e1iafelT on re-
GSelPt OF remittance, DR., BARROW will forward
IusseTlar 10 any part Of the world securely
and addressed according 20 ne INSTRUCTIONS
Published :lso b. DR. BARROW, that ponuI,r
no bsantteli Nv illustrated medical EOrk Humnn
LS.y Price IS cents. TTiesehlar ard book CAS-
~ opuSlnsd by specIsl sutho.ily from :. C. FORD,
" tsSLAiIAS ttfls u ". 9 I'm,
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-rLE or MILL SPaISe -
NEws OF THE BAI- "a'tIe OF 4hiIt spring
rrsopv-The nevs Of the -ners had not vel
I'D lust arrived out. and the Do. 'dVertiser oil
made their com nents. The Cork : OF the
',s 18th has some remarks on the cOn1nS.
reoeIs not complimentary to them:
There has been a battle IN Kentucky, End
,uch battle, Seventy five killed on the side Of
the federzis and two hundred and something on
the side O. the Confederates Yet the latter fled.
leaving their cannon in the hands OF the former
They might IS well, for they dia't know how TO
use them. How often have we said that they had
better give up, for that OF fighting the7 had no
more notion than II a musket had never been In
their hands. This is thoroughly disgracefnl and
we presume II occurred under one of their best
Generals, sydney Johnston. Nothing Is said on
the subject, but IL seems not improbable, as he
was In Kentucky, General Buell. surrounding him
With superior force. II ii be, and IL Mcclellan
ran rout the other Johnson (Joseph) and BeauTe-
gard IN the same fashion on the Potomac, and set
them hying In the same confusion we don't see
what business the South will have prolonging the
struggle. Her soldiers will be disheartened, in
her generals there will be no confidence, and In
her citizens, deprived Of their agriculture and
commerce, there will be no ability 20 supply the
'slRsws' which have been so shamefully rnisusod
Months ago we said that a score Of French or En-
S!ish officers would have been invaluable on eiih-
side, and every additional instance Of native
Incompetence proves It."
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DR.. LA RONTA

Cures eli venerial Diseases permanently And
sulokly, without the use of Disgusting or Ioison-
Gus drugs. of any kind.
Consultations free,
IL Is saying quite enough IN Its favor vhsn s.x
that nv praotioe is that which he in uss in All tbs
NV York CITY hospitals. - WV
;Nev YORK City College and Hospital Testimo-
Ladies with w hites and Diseases OF the Womb
treatment. se W nS
part of the treatment III ~N'
Al cures warranted, or money refunded,
promptly attended to. 'SohAFf
fan lpetructlone for use, and WARRANTED
Omce-koom No; Wa, ington Building, Psup.
feb l-lmr O' W