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The national Republican., 1862-03-05
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{some weeks ago. man. Who gave his name
3s John Brown, and VINO had been conflhed In
}ho Old Capitol prison Ms rebel spy, Was taken
t3eosg etown, whore be died In few days. He
|wasA geutleman OF education and Of polished
ruanners, ahd satd he was an Engltsbman. A
icrt time before he died. he requested = lstt. r
tobe written to his slater, Eliza Beain, addressed
Springfield, Mount Vernon and Pittsburg Rail
road, Springfield, Ohio. which has been dons.
Aftev death, A testament was found under his
head, with the name, !" John ". Burson, Lou.
doun e., Va; Nov; 7th. isei y neatly written
that his name was Burson. instead Of Brown.
A few days ago. some of the children vt the
hospital were playing with the hat Of the do.
ceased, when they discovered u paper under
The lining, which proved to be check for 1900.
Of John Brown. BY order Of Dr. McLaren, this
check was sent to. bis sister, in Ohio.
Tha following letter, to Lord Lyons, was
found among his papers:
Military pH'so' 1i3s1..sSs NcVsSsr sFs.is r. issl
BIS Exosllency loRD LYONS. T. r..
Ny LORD: Az the representative Of my native
land permit me to inform you that have been
tradi1g with the South for tho last four years,
snd lo.e everything By the present state Of
bsr, I delivered some papers, sent by ma from
Rchuond, with lsttsF of Introduction from
Mr.. q. D. Prentice,) to the Secretary Of the
Treasury; that was Immediately arrested and
thrown into the sbove prison, charged with
being 4 "spy.n Notwithstanding oil the neoes-
sary passports were found upon me end are
nbv In possession Of the Provost Marshal. !
have never taken any part whatever In any Of
the political questions that agitaie the country,
and respectfully request your l0rdsbip TO ex.
tend to me that protection whioh my sovereign
vouohsafed TO all her subjects who observed
stict neutrality. am detained against my
will. and placed In the most uncomfortable
position imaginable, and trust can rely On
your lOrdship's interference 10 obtain my i'm.
mediate release, rs have never taken the oath
OF allegiance. but remaiiied true and loyal
subject Of the Queen. I am, to all 'intents and
purposes, a foreigner. Relying on ,your lord.
ships proverbial kindness In attending to the
wants Of those In distress, l remain iIDf
Your lordship's most Obedient servant,
= 20. 4rlqo.. 8 :. . = .8f. f4 JOIN BRoWH.
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Orphans' Court,

Before Judge Purcell.-The orphans' court,
yesterday, appointed Thos. Car berry, ESQ.,, ad.
ministrator Of the Fieri estate, In place Of Mr..
West Scott, deceased. Mr.. Carberry gave
bonds In the amount of SIS 900 for the faithful
execution of his trust. ~
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NIARl(IGD,

On the 27th ultimo, by the Rev. DR.. EdHsrds
EDWIN N. GRAY to Miss MANY E. N. SASpEssoN
all OF this city.
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L'vhNs Il WATSor's
PHILADELPHIA
SALAMANDER,
FIRE AND
BURGLAR PROOF
- a f. f -
Store, 10 south Fourth street,
Philadelphis, Pa.
Orders received by
". d. SHEPHERD,
Corner Of Seventh ana ID streets,
ian lily Washington, ID. G.
Urls kRINGLt. IS CONF.
Just receiving, the largest stock Of
FANCY GOO 81
In Washington
Writing Decks, Dressing Cases, = rt'oiios, Direc
ton and Alphabet blocks, DANES, fhoto.
graph Albums, Gin and Mrcel
laneous Book, In great
varieties, At war
Call und see, at HHEPhERD'S
~ Headquarters,
dsc Il Cornei seventh md d streets.
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AEThs Mcclellan Phi 0logs . PHI and Am.
brotype Gallery. $40 Seventh street. between ID and
=, Washington, G. Pictures mailed free Of charge
to your friends .-. s.| t.
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Coal Uil, Coal ON,

Best kerosne OIL, by the barrel, at ss cepts; by
the gallon, at SO cents Lamps. Caus snd hides
- cheap q can be bought In Washington, at
u. MY. ~ 2 ia 6fIwARf S0H, !.
mar6-3t- Corner Of Twelfth and II streets.
The national Republican., 1862-03-05

DENSIONR,
i BOUNTIEe,
LAND WARRANTS,
~ AND ARREARS OF PAY
escu red for Soldiers, or their legal Representatives
at low rates, by the subscribers.
J Also. claims of citizens Of the United States
against Costa Rica, under treaty Of July .. 1880;
and claim. Of any description neoesssry to Be pre-
city. CLARK GAYLORD,
No. $50 Pennsylvnnia avenue,
3 fob 20-2W WsshinQtop, u. @,
New York Daily Tribune please Copyl
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DY WALL Il BARNs rid, Auct'rs, Cor. of
ID Ninsh street and PENN. Ayenne -THE
ENTIRE STOCK OF A SUILER, LIE ,SE. FIN
TU HEs, Dee X, STOVES, HORSE, WAGON ard
HARNESS., 80 at Auc ion On FRIDAY MORN.
ING, March !, commenci 3 At 10 O'Clock, we will
sell without reeerve at Store No 80 street, next
to the Star once the ntire stock OF suter chang
ing business. such Us
White and Yellow Sugars,
Boxes Coffee and Sal6Istus,
Sardines. Pickles,
barrels Rice. Barrels Cakes,
Barrels Hams, Kits Mackerel,
stationery, Candies, Boxes Pie fruits
Brandy Peaches, Boxes Soip,
boxes Adamsntine and stsrioe Caudlcs,
Ca es brandy Cocktails and Sinashes,
Cases Bourbon Whisky Cocktail, Mint juliP,
Arrack Punch, LONDON Jockey Club Clio,
Scheidam Schnaps, Eye 0penir,
Army Tonic Cordial, .,
Barrels White Wheat, Miller's Rye,
Magnolia Whisky, Casks Br randy,
Caske Port and Malaga Wines,
Casks Holland Gin and Scotch Whistles.
Boxes Tobacco. Cheese,
Barrels New York Sirup,
Large Lot Cigars anu L pes,
One Hone,
Spring Wagon aud Harness,
With many other goods not here mentioned. All
Of which win be poitivelv sold
Terms cash WALL BARNARD,
MARI Auotoneers.
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o r FIC I A L.

DERAkrNENr or SrAr., 20
Washinoton, Jan. rs, 1869.
T. The Secretary Of State will hereafter rsosive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing With Saturday, the Arst Of next
month. .-.--.--,-,-.',,--.-
/ WILLIAM b. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-03-05

SBIf you wish 70 get . good Carte de
type Gallery, $40 Seventh street, doors above D.
The national Republican., 1862-03-05

n HENTLEBIRn's READy.MADE Gan.
" NENT8, OF FINE QUALITY.
We oGeI oitizens and strangers large assorlmen,
Of OVER COATS, DKkSH COATS, BUAINEDH
COATS, PANIALOONS, and VESTS, Of al colors
and qualities. equal In make and finish to the bes
custom work. -
WALL, STEPHENS b CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
81 Pa avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sfS
Ian 4LuD
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The foliowins lots Of fsilver-Plated Ware
are OF the Best Mako In the Trade. and
sre warranted to be Douhls Silver.
Plated On the best material, snd equal
IN quality - any Plated Goods sold By
the best rsgulstsd Heassss
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Full sets Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ts.
bic Spoons. ............. f0Tel 10
" Tipped and Threaded Ta.
ble Foiks.........,..,.f for l.bo
/" Tipped and Threaded Tea
Spoons 10 match. ....... for 1 90
Splendid Extra Silver. plated Olive and
Threaded Table FORKS. observation-disclosures. for 2. 90
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons ons.................. for 400
We sell
Fine Silver plated Cups, Mugs, GobIsts, Salt
Stands In every pattern. retail price o. for Loo
Elegant Silver plated Cake and Gard Bas.
ksh.... .....................wo worth $50. for soc
The attention OF our numerous patrons ID re
qussted to our Large and Choice Selection
Of Gold Leaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph end Picture Frames,
Union Daguerreotype Cases,
in every size in the Trade.
We are selling these goods from 50 cts, to $3.50
fitted In order, being % per cent. lees than ths
maksr' retail price.
We are Agents for the Sale Of
koCLAIN's CELEBRATED
COLOGNES, EXTRACTS. and
COCOANUT HAIR OILS,
MERCHANTS COLoGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC,
ALso FOI
wORsLEY'S HONEY, ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAPS;
ALSO, TAYLOR's,
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
/ Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which we offer at the Mauufaoturers'
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedlars are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Phils.
delphia prices, or perish in the attempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
oheapest-dslivered free.
Ladies' and Gentlemen give US an early call,
it makes no difference whether you buy or not;
look over our full lines Of
Ene Js,oel,y Suer Plated Ware, Gut md Fancy
Frames, E'grdvings, Pictures, Prfimery,
Soaps, Staple and Fancy Goods.
~ Gentlemanly clerks are always ready to
wait on you.
HiaHLH IMPORTANT TO
AMBRoTvPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS,
both 10 the city and surrounding country, DO.
In addition to our large busintH, We have ADDED
large and choice stock Of smbrotype and dsguer.
roam materials, such as
UNION CASES,
Every size In the Trade
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every SIZE made
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
FANCY and OVAL MATS and PREsERvERs
every .ize In the Trade
EXCELsIOR IRON PLATES,
every size made
MELAINOTYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
eyeIy rizs made
CUT CROWN GLASS
every see In the Trade
We guarantee to sell this stock at near the man
Our printed PRICE LIST sent free to any sd
dIess
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to-
St0re open IRON 80 IN to .30p m.
The national Republican., 1862-03-05

STATUARY,
- MARBLE MONUMENTS,
60, &C.
have large and most extensive stock Of
Italian Marble Monuments, Gravestones,
! 60, Aso., no
for sale at low prices Tor cash will sell at reduced
prices TO those sf the army or navy who may want
them as mementoea for their comrades Who have
fallen In defence Of the Union.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
feb 17-6m street north, bst 18th and 18th.
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A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
n against purchasing the fol owing NOTES
given by me- as value has not been received for the
same ...s' II. ~ .'
One 10 favor Of A. J, Atkinson, for S74, ds,ed
februHy 10, 1852. payable In ten days. Also, ose
y fsytsnf w. \. Fitch, for 5000, dated February
10, 1853, payable In ten days, 40 .l'a. y.
i resist the payment OF the aforesaid notss.
mar 4--Ns THOMAS NoNINN.
The national Republican., 1862-03-05

yEJANTED IMMEDIATELY-Four good bust
w ness MEN 10 engage In the sale Of the best
goods In the country. Inquire at 80 Seventh street
for particulars. mar t-3t%
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General setaii rro>
splendid Cameo, Mosaic, Lava and
Csrbuucle setts.. to ~, for q 90
Splendid Miniature, Florentine and
Painting .................. .. Sto q, for ] 90
Splendid Gold Stone - Jet and
Fancy...... "................ Sto fer loo
Elegant Coral, Enameled Csrbun.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 3, Tor Ice
Elegant Garnet, Coral and Tur.
quois, (very fine ne,).............. J. to TO- for 400
Superior Eusmsled and Opal Gins.
@r... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. to II, for 200
Plain, Chased and Enameied
Bracelets. ."............... tto 10, for 100
Coral, Garnet aud Opal, (very
ane ,'....".. "....................lo to Is, for 200
Mosaic, Coral and Enameled
Brooches OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sto I, for 100
Cameo, Lava, Coral and Miniature
Pins.... .... ................... 4to Q, for SO
Guard. Vest and Chatelain Chains 8 TO 8, for l.oo
Ladies' Garnet and Carbuncle
NECKLACES es...................... to 10 for I 20
Garnet, Csrbunole and Onyx sets
Studs and Buttons. ............ lto Q, for 90
Fine Sleeve. Buttons and Studs,
(separate) Observation-Disclosures. 8to +, for 90
Gents Cluster Bosom Pins with
cn0nsD. ........................S to b, for 0C
Cent? Carbuncle, Coral and Gar.
net Scarf Pine. ns.................. bto 0, for Loo
Fine Looksts. for two and four Pic .
lures. = 10 3, for loo
Childreus' Csrbunsle and Garnet
ASmoU Observation-Disclosures. b TO =, Ter 10C
Seal and Stone.Set Finger Rings,
I'm variety).... ................ 3to s, for 100
Gold Pens, with extension Silver
Cases. .......................3 to 8, for 90
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AND GOAL OILS.

X ~
The undersigned has always ON hand the pure
Kerote enc, ETHEREAL Fluid, CAMP hene, and Alcohol
on the most favorable tel ms TO the trade at the old
established stand 11l broadway, Baltimore. Also
the most approved Coal OIL Burners. Lamps Of ali
kinds will be sold low.
ieb ie-lewbwsw JOHN 8. CARsWnLL.
The national Republican., 1862-03-05

WANTED "A FEW ACTIVE PERSONS,
w to canvass the regiments on the v,rslnis ehors
for stencil names. From three 10 I've dollars per
day may be realized BY active operations. Ipquirc
Of DA SMITH,
Washingtou Buildins, Room @,
feb ls-lms Warrington, D G.
The national Republican., 1862-03-05
c TERBURY HALL!
CANTER BURY BALE!

The entertainment at this place far eclipses 10
splender and magnitude, anything Of the kind ever
at the Canterbury
STANDS FIRST IN THEIR LINE,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07
VOLUME XIII. NO. 10.

. Notwithstanding our very limited re-
eourcos. however, the report OF the Becre-
tary will exhibit to you O satisfactory pro-
portion In preparation, and certainly Of the
near completion Of vessels of q number
and class on which we may rely confidently,
for contesting the vaunted control Of the
enemy over our waters. t'
The financial system devised by the wis.
dom of your predecessors has proved ade-
quato to supplying all the wants OF the gov.
ernment, notwithstanding the unexpected
and vory large increase Of expenditures re-
sulting from sgreat augmentation in the
necessary means OF defence. 3 4. 80 W
The report Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury will exhibit the gratifying fact that We
have no floating debt, that the credit of
tho governmeut is unimpared, and that the
total expenditure of the government for the
year has beon in round numbers &l70,0 ,0O0,-
900 lcss than one-third the sum wasted by
tho enemy in bis vain efforts t0eor quef us
less than the value Of q single article OF
export-iho cotton crop Of the year.
Tho report Of the Postmaster General
will show tho condition of that department
to be steadily improving its revenues in
crcasing and already affordng assurances
that it will DO self sustained a. tLe date re-
quirod BY tho Constitution, while affording
ample mail facilities for the people.
In tho department of Interior. which In.
cludos the Patent Office and Public Print
| ing. some legislative provisions will be re-
/ qnired, which win bo specifically stated in
tho report of the head OF that department.
l invite the attention OF Congress to tho
duty of organizing Supreme Court of The
Confederate States, in accordance with tho
mandate of the Constitution. .,4 .- 80,
! refer you to my message communicated
to the Provisional Congress in November
last, sor tuch further information touching
the condition Of public affairs as it might be
useful to lay before you, tho short interval
which has elapsed since not having pro-
duced any material ehangeAiA thai con-
ditoD, other than those iG which reference
has already been made.
In conclusion, cordially welcome tho
Representatives who recently chosen by tho
people, are fully imbued with tboir views
and feelings. and can so ably devise means
to tho needful provisions for the public ser.
vice. y = ts'a e &3N
assure you of my hoarty co operation in
ell your efforts for the common welfare of
the country.
tSigned] JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07

which they have iSeofred, q debt ~hich, in
,hCif ffott to suhjugstc us. has already Mt
tained such foyriui dlncnsions ss willrob-
jrct ihcm.to .bin dBns which must coutinno
10 opprcss them for generations to come
This language is tame indeed, IN com
parison with the braggadocio and bravado
which matk j, ff.'s former manifesioes.7 I
Not word about making the Yankees
smell Southern powder aud feel Southern
steel. Tile tide for tie moment is against
Us :" Most ominous words, most re-
,luctantly uttered 1.-The drowning man
catching a, straws, jeff. cliDgs 70 che
hope that the victorious North will yet
sink under a load Of debt, leaving his
Government free to fulfill lis destiny.
The Annual Message Of the Rebel Pres
ident, which we publish this week, is
more solemn than bis Inaugural, and pre-
sents q most cheerIess view Of the con-
di,ion and prospects Of the Coniederncy
It's tone is so sad and Responding, from
beginning to end, that il is hard to re.
alize il is not burlesque for whoever
supposed that the chivalrous President oI
the southern Confederacy would no, die
game, Shouting victory 10 The last? Blu,
the man actually feels so very bad tina
he cannot conceal his sorrow, even fol
elect. Crowned with premature and un
natural Donors, and burdened with re-
sponsibiliiies that overwhelm him, nj as
poor Jeff.! .. f- -.a..sa.. .. s.-a. ..f.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07
Tho Beginning Of the End---M --Murmurs
from Rebeldom e. .frI


Tho Richmoud Hb,o of tho ola, pIt
:. -. I.,;.
mo u"y P'eceu'"s wv noo0' i""usu'H'o"
says ..rsa Il t3r
"Tbeso nro times to try mems souls. The
cons, queuccs of defensive policy; and of
tho iOily OF transferring the war to the val.
ley of tlIe Mississippi, where the enemy
have their best fighters, instend of attack.
ing tbem In their central and most tender
-Peuns ylyania--by aggressive war.
are now aupon ua We have uermitte,l
,hpm vitbon, ip,erruption % ynat,Iro thar
proo r,,mno of snyronnding and corIn,osa.
Inc us. which was oUnounced .moro than
eioht montbs aoo. What o,,r povernmcnt
bns dome TO meet the issue. besjdcs wang.
linz with nopuiar G,nerajs md niddino
over petty ,obs, the Lord only Knows
Ju,,o;no nv ,esui,s an far II Ia tho mos, In.
mo,.,ablo fsiloro IN history. and sup o cats 10
tho refiectiuc mind that tho most signal
service which that poyernnent can vendor
to tho country, is Ae surrender of Meheio,
10 ADLER aud 6ettrr haads. Iu view Of tho
past. the present aud probable future the
papesnt of TO- morrow 10 u bitter moctcrv
and a miserable compensation for the min
,f n fyco noonIo A child with n h,nblo ,ho
oId man with n vouno wifo are oayti,I ;iIns.
trstions Of tho dopIorablo folIy. r 80.
s.E'or oIpht months the poopl, have beon
bopiue and con6dinp, Never enouph con
he said of tho ardor' tho disiu,or, sadness
aud devotion Of tho Southern people win
one heart tbey have offered ali tbov have
for the commo, cause.-the cause of life
liberty and happinesA---but there has beer
no rosponso from tho authorities at NH n
proporiion 10 the outburst from the popu
lar heart. THO dreamy inactjon OF IN,
ius,- suumu, aud ui,,u. ,I.o ,iisuasu aud
wearincss of camp lio, and tho wasting
away of the 6nest army ever assembled
were endured, II not with patience, at Icasl
without any bcisterous complaint agains,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07
THE JEFFERsONIAN DEMOCRAT.

nj Iii 49, ~ .r....a ~ f77''-,.'
both I,oasos Of de Tennessee Leoislsturo
ma, or Tn. 26 Il. ard adiourned FOR want of a
c,otum -" tA ~ W
Corcnrnino Tho President's Message tho
Annoal saws be ia free To confess the or.
vor of his last poIicv ard extont Of disasters
sb;ch have folIovod from IL. .s4x
FfW.o ,h;,t ec,oc;ops war will soot, be made
IN tho advancing colunps of the enemy, and
that vo will nt,sck nursue and destroy, in
s,e,d of b,inv attacked pursued and do.
.a,rovsd I TIM snadny wilj'bo dropped and
'bavono, vesomod. In other words. tho pol.
icy ~ Fabian Davis viii 0i.tI IN that of tho
Nsnoloopic Beauropard. = In view of these
facts W, can acc Ijyh: cleaning through dark
clouds that a presont On virot1 us. which will
b,rst forth 4, lass than six davs In full re.
snIcn.ient lus,ro' ois s'."fH7T Li'V tafl2
The reb,ls are said 10 be fortifyine Island
No 10 as miles below Columbus. which
nIpco ,bey will fall hack on. iIipb ground
IA found ON the Island. which is wolf adapted
for plautinu bntteries 10 command the river
Prominent officers believe that Columbus
was burnt. AH 81" I'D fi's rr i'' '"
t46 .qnNI s"f iI Sr Io,,,s Sarob
~, -,
NO ioIoW'"s "o"' '"o o"i0iS' ioPo''
OF Gen. Ou'u" 'rHa :.
sm 'sn ; b"CoLUMBUs. n.y., March 4.
"MAtoR GENERAL HALLECK; ~ l.'
"COiumbns, the dloraItar OF the "ost, u
ours, and Kentucky IS trec. AZ . O'Clock
this morning the hatilla. under Com. Foote
consisting ct 0 gunboa's. mortar boats
and transports conveying the 27ih Illinois
regiment, battalion OF tho oath Ohio. 6o'h
Illinois, under command OF Zen. Sherman,
proceeded to TINS place. on arriving here
u was d'ihcuit 70 say "hether tue !ort'1cs'
tions were occupied by our own cavalry on
ron'o IRON raducan OF oy 'ne enomy. -.
very PrepaIasVs" ps .aS '.'nuo .",' ~. openns
wv ""u 'a"u"E ,h.I ,y ~ ,I;.. o o,J;", o
man, ,aI ""u ;.,ol 0Sp. " ,;, g" nv y e, =;
'.', "Io ~ .,. E a. ~,
,S.s onr u ,"oa"s @ nj nn.s",.,on oS I Tho, i"ndaS
a, ". ~. =. ,p,' ~, .md sI.n,aJ ,t,,
sscenoen 90 .ho summit 80 a"u p,a"'eS M sn.
S."r "". % ~ so,,I;oss Th"ae. - .;s;u, ~,
SraU, "ro nj .hod >. oo'nno,, ,hn' oEnod;,;np Z
ou oo,id o'os us, W. 4u,''yu ~,
..o.,.a .,.;.t ,,s ;,.n,s s,s.,n.,h a,, Wy
S,.,;n vs. ""Sm ~ ,;"r. "s t.,,a,a ~"
k ,h" u. y. hons pnI !. s,,.,., ~
d;,.I @ - oovusad iS ,h;oe .hs,,;s a ,hn '',an, ant
ua,cn' oo'o'eo oy '"'" aoa'''' o'' '''e % 'an'
s'ue.
Inc ior'ihca'ions appear 10 nave
oecn evacuated hast''y. oohsderao'e guam
tties OF ordnance ana ordnance stores
anchors, and tno remainder OF tne chair
once stretched across ino river. ana iorg'
supply OF sorpedoes' ne dosoiat'on wal wal
visible everywhere' NUS, tents. ana oar
racks presented hothlng oht 'ne,r oiatk
ened romalns' ,nongn 'no 'Iwn .S was sParco
garrison WAS .@., .no ,s 10 mp a VOLS 700 60 con
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Why the Rebels did not Advance upon
Washington after the Battle of Man


assas. 1iUea , sEti asI1d Gbl ml1' iafa~
Tho rebel politicians who arc playing con-
gress at Richmond are wrotb because. after
the battle Of Manassas. the Confederate
army did not take Washington and invade
tho Northern States. Gen, Joseph f..
Johns,on, tho commander of tho rebel army
of the Potomac. concludes his official repor.
OF the battle Of Manassas, llJ,, lgtat Tuet
."Tho apparent firmness of tho United
States troops at Centeryilo who bad not
boen engaged, which checked our pursuit.
the strong forces occupying tho works near
Georgetown, Arlington and Alexandria, the
Certainty, too, that Gen. Patterson, II
needed, would reach Washington with his
army OF thirty thousand men,, sooner than
We could. and tho condition and inadequate
means of tho, army in smmunition. pro
visions md transportation. prepenisd ana
serious thoughfs Of adpdMciHg against III
Capital. II Is certain that the frssh iroopl
within the, works were, in number, quit
| sufficient for their defeece; II, not, Gea
Patiersen's army would certainly reintoro
them soon enough. sssiq .ss}i
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AYE r.
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
eompiainingi Are you out OF
order, with your system de-,
ranged, aud your feelings un-,
comiortablei These symp-
toms are often the prolude to
serious Illness. Sonio fit of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be a,erted by a
timely use Of the right REM
edy. Take Ayers iillS, aud
cleanse out tue disordered hui
niors = purify the blood, and
let the iiliids move on unob-
Btructcd IN health again,
They stimulate the functions
Of tho body into vigorous ac-
tiyity, purify the systeni from
tha ol,structtous which mako