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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21
The Treasury Note Bill.

The Geographic report OF the passage Of
tue Treasury Note Bill, was not very easily
understood. The motion to strike out the
legal tender clause was rejected-ayes SO,
nays 90; showing large majority Tor le-
gal tender. Mr.. STEVENS substitute to
the Original (SPAULD1Nas) bill was adop-
ted, and passed to be- enacted by yeas SO,
nays 50
Apprehension was felt that the legal ten
der clause would be stricken out 10 the Sen
ate, but the Senate Committee of Ways
and Means have retained it, excepting for
the interest on the bonds and notes of the
United States.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21

Captain " alter johnson of the Union
Coast Guard, convicted by Court Martial
convened by General Wool, of conduct un-
becoming an officer and a gentleman, and in
improper intimacy with woman Of ques-
tionable character, at his quarters, has been
dismissed from the service
In pursuance of the orders of the State
Department respecting the privateersmen,
the U. S Marshal has removed Captain
Baker aud nineteen of the crew of the pri.
vateer Savannah from the New York City
Prison to Fort Lafayette. Under the same
order ten OF the crews of the privateers
Sumpter, Florida and Dixie were sent TO
the same destination, all, under the recent
instructions of the Government, being treat
ed as prisoners OF war.
The following is given as descriptive of
the gallant conduct OF the Major of the 9th
regiment, when commanded to order the
famous charge which compelled the rout
and decided the battle of Mill Spring
Pistol in hand. he moved rapidly down the
'front.'" shouting at the top of his clear voice,
heard in all parts Of the field, 1.-THE first man
of the German regiment that turns back III
shoot" "Take courage anew !" "Rayonets
out ~ Every man sprang to his work. and at
the trumpet sound, ''charge charge !" with
an Infatuated yell, dashed forward.
We have seen many queer cards, but
the following which appears in the Indian
apolis Sentinel is new:
Il Card.-May God Almighty in his infinite
mercy have compassion on the liars and back
about me in my absence, before they stand
before that awful judge who will give them
their just deserts and assign them to their pro.
| per quarters.
j. R. B. GLASSCOCK,
Captain Company F. 9Th Reg. Ind. Vols.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21

STABBED.-We are informed that on
Monday last two men, named John Deme
rarais and Albert Ignell, at tavern Oh the
road between St. Paul and Columbus, near
Rice Lake, had dispute about some tri-
vial matter, in which the former becoming
en- ragged, drew knife and stabbed lgnell in
the breast, wounding him mortally. Our
informant says there is no hope of his recov-
cry. Demerarais is now under arrest.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21
Cox on Gurley.

We direct attention to some extracts
from speech lately delivered in the Federal
House by Mr.. Cox OF the Columbus District
in Ohio, in reply to the Hon. and Rev.
GURLEY, who represents one of the Cincln-
natl Dis riots. GUgLEY is rabid Aboli-
tionists, and so, of course violently opposed
to the presidential policy OF carrying on the
war. The Reverend Congressman vented
his bile upon the House, 10 an elaborate
attack on the Administration, and particu"
larry on General MCCLELLAN whereupon,
MIR. Cox gave him a dressing such as no
man has received i'll Congress since CoRwIN
immortaiized the Michigan Colonel for his
exploits in the Watermelon War.
We regret that We have not the space
to publish the entire speech for there Is as
much sense and logic in its serious parts as
there is fun and sarcasm in the extracts
which we give. 1t is a complete vindlca-
ton Of the policy OF the Administration
end justly severe on the squad of fanatics
who would rather ruin the country than
yield their absurd dogmas.
1t is among the curiosltieS of politics, as
stated by MIR. OWEN, Republican mem.
Der from the E!mira IN. " District, that
all the attacks which have been made
upon the Administration have come from
the Republican side Oh this House, and all
the replies which have been made to those
attacks have come either from the Demo-
cratic side of the House, which opposed his
elevation to power, or from those who rep
resent the border States, and who really
were neither for or against him in the cleo
tion." 1t is disgraceful to Congress, and
the country that this is so for if ever the
rebellion shall be crushed, and the Union be
restored, it will be accomplished through
the policy of the Administration, and only
80.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21
A Direct Railroad from Chicago to
st. Paul.

A bill has been introduced into the Le-
gislature of Wisconsin amending the
charter of the Oshkosh and Wausau Rail-
road Company, and to e9tend the same"
This bill does not amount to much appa.
rently, but the Milwaukee Neaos says that
upon examination it proves to be big
thing" 1t gives the Company power to
break and construct railroad from the
point that they make on the east bank of
the Wisconsin river to the State line in the
city OF Prescott. By the passage of this
bill Milwaukee will be cut off, and Chicago
eventually have direct road to st. Paul.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21

We learn that Captain Davidson has
purchased the steamboat "Moses McClel-
!an." OF Cincinnati, and intends placing her
in the ST. Paul and La Crosse Line, the
coming season. She is said to be tine
boat, and very fast.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21
sold Men Cried like Children at the
Sight of the Stars and Stripes"

Sight of the Stars and Stripes1
The news from the Tennessee river will
occasion more heartfelt rejoicing than
successful battle. The gunboats, after the
surrender of Fort Henry, continued up the
Tennessee river, through the State OF Ten
nessee, to Florence, Alabama, aud were
everywhere received with the widest Joy
by the people. Who cannot sympathise
with the feelings of those "old men who
cried like children at the sight of the Stars
and Stripes" and placed all they had at the
disposal of their supposed DELIVERIES
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21

News from Port Royal, shows that
Savannah and Fort Pulaski are invested
by Gen SHERMAN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21

The Senate has passed the Treasury
Note Bill. with the legal tender clause.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-21
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON
The Expulsion of Jesse ID. BRIGHT,

Personal Sketches of Senators-DAvIs of Ken.
lucky HARRIS of New York; CowAN of
Pennsylvania BAYARD of Delaware, and
the ExPELLED SENATOR.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07

Every family, at this season, should use the
sAMBUCI WINE.
Celebrated 10 Europe for s medicinal and beneficial
qualities IS gentle stimuant, Tonic, DIursue, ard
budorifo, highly esteemed BY eminent physicians,
used In European and American Hospitals, and BY
some OF the first families in Europe and Ameiios.
AS A TONIC,
II has no equal, causing an appe lie and building
up the system, being entirely pure wine Of most
AS A DIURETIC,
II imparts . healthy action Of the aisrds and Kii
neys and Urinary Organs, very beneficial In Drop,y,
Gout, aud Rheumatic affections
SPEER'S WINE
IL not mixture or manufactured article, but Il
cultivated iu New Jersey, recommended b, Chem
superior to any other Wine. III ase and an ISesnt
sged and firm, improving the apI elite and bene
fitipg ladies and children.
LADIES WINE,
Because will not intoxlcAts - other wines a. It
admired for ltd rich, peculiar flavor and nutftlve
orssns, and blooming, soft, and heslthy si2n and
WE Refer To
A few well known gentlemen and physciahs who
s1 T,nsiS aGss.n fs'' ss .w.ii NJ NJ
pr J K Chiffon N y. City Or Dougherty, New
ark, N. J. DR.. Pait, Philad'a.
ASrSone genuine without the signature of AL
FRED SPEER. Psssaic, n. J )" Is over the cork Of
each bottle
.SMAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE
For sale by Diuggists and all first olsSs Dealers
A. SPEEk Proprietor
yIsEYARp-Passsic, New Jersey.
OrSIcK--.os broadway, New York
JOHN LA FOY, Paris
nov sly Agent for France and Germany.
sa TAKE ssyruon- AZ
M. Il. = A II X l.. Il,
NO 50 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Respectfully and oheerfully returns thanks rur The
liberal patronage hitherto received
Having every facility for dong
11-THE BEST ia
HOUSE, SIGN,
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
Together with all work pertaining TO =
FThSI CLASS PAIN7IRG ESTABLISHMENT.
He has no hesitancy In soliciting . continuance Of
the publc's favor,
Hfs PRICES ARE REAsoNABLE;
THE WORK UNEXCEP1 iONABLE;
Aud particular attention is paid TO
PROMPTNtSS IN DELIVERY
81 He,remtsr the number
30 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Sixth and Seventh sts
oct 2i-Sm Star u Chron
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
Police Matters.

James Kennedy was arrested on Wednesday,
by Officer Hurley. Of the First ward, for being
drunk and disorderly. Taken before Justice
Drury, and fined 50.
George Edwards was arrested on Wednesday,
by 0fficer Stinohcomb, Of the First ward, for
being drunk and disorderly. Taken before Jus.
toe Drury, and fined $3.
John Anderson was arrested on Wednesday
by Officer Heating, of the Second ward. for
murder. Anthony Chase was also arrested ut
tho same time, as an accessory to the murder.
Taken before Justice Clark, and committed to
Jail for court.
David Boil WAS arrested ON Wednesday, by
Ofioer Keating, of the Second ward. for shoot.
ing withtntent to kill. Taken before Justice
Clark, and committed to Jail for court.
Harry Simpson and Charles johnson were
arrested on Wednesday, by Officer Johnson, of
the Third ward, for larceny. Taken before Jus.
tice Thompson. and committed to Jail for court.
VIM. Polkinhorn WAS arrested on Wednesday
by Officer Crown, Of the Fourth ward, for an
sault and battery. Taken before Justice Dom
and ordered to give bonds to keep the peace.
Catherine Hendrick was arrested on Wednes.
day by Onioer Crown, of the Fourth ward, for
assault. Taken before Justice Barnaclo and
ordered to give bail for n further hearing.
VIM. Harris, Joseph Thomas and Geo. Evans
we're arrested on Wednesday by Officers Fra.
zier and Fuss, OF the Fourth ward, for assault.
They were taken before Justice Walter and
fined 81 90 each.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
Arrest of ThIeyea.

The detective officers, under Superintendent
Webb, arrested James Franklin Givens on
Wednesday last, on the charge of stealing n
gold watch and chain, valued ut $l25 90, the
property Of Mrs. Eliza Dennis, who lives at No.
IS, Four.and.a.half street. The property was
recovered, and no was taken before Justice
Walter and committed TO jail for court. Pre-.
vious to his being committed his likeness was
taken and placed in the rogues' gallery.
James Mowbray (alias) Valley, the notorious
Philadelphia thief. was arrested on Tuesday
last, and ordered TO leave the city by Superin-
tendent Webb. Not complying with this order,
he was rearrested and placed In the Central
guardhOuse, where n shower bath is admins
tered 10 him twice each day, until he consents
20 leave the city and not return.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
DROPusALs rOu TWIN,

Posr OSyIcr DErAAIaAsl,
81 8iNovember, 1854
ShALAp PROPOSALS will ts received at this u :.
psr,ment until the 2Sth day Of November, 1853, ior
furnishing one years supply OF lwiLe, estimated at
SO 900 Wounds to be delivered at the Blank genoes
ut Washington, d. c, New fcrk city and Buffa!,,
New York free from all lost OF trAusp spoftation IN
such quantities as each Agency may, i,om time To
time, be ordered by tue Department
The rwine must be Of three strapds well tals't /,
and capable Of sustaining the weigh OF IS pounds
On string slx feet In length; It must be put up
balls VI one pound weight each and packed suitably
for transI urtRton In packages CT Ov pounds wtig
,ach The Twine must be .mooth anu flexible, and
measure about $50 yards TO the pound A. u" pc
cih' material hiss been detel miled upo0, ti.Gei.
will s-nd samples OF such tWine US thsy propose 10
furnish with their bids,
The contract will be awarded 10 the lowest and
test bidder, the best bid to bo deter mined alter
areful examination, for the purpose of stcsrtain.
ing which bid will IN It's PRACTICAL results, be most
advantageous TO heDepaItment. This the Postnas
ter General reserves TO himself the right OF deciding
No proposals will be considered which may b.
made By persons not engaged In the manufacture OF
twine
Each bidder must furnish with bis proposals rSi
denee OF his ability to comply with his bid
Two sufficient securities will be required 10 \ Goa
tract
Failure 10 furnish the article contracted tyr
promptly or furnishing an article Inferior 10 that
contracted tor, will be Considered suncieLt cause
Tor The forfeiture Of the contract.
Bids not made In accordance with thess proposals
will not be considered,
Proposals ufu.t be marked On the Out.ide OF the
aud the letter containing them addressed 10 tne
First A,si,tant Postmaster 9sssT', va hips'oh'
nov 8-po2w Postmaster General
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
Orphans' Court.

Last court day, Hon. Edward Mcpherson nled
eoutor of the will OF the late Major W. W. Rus.
SELL The will of Charles B. King was admitted
to probate. The brother and heir of Miss F..
Scott filed u renunciation of their right to ad.
minister on her estate, and b. +. Baily was ap'
pointed In their stead. In the case of the estate
of Till p. Brown against O'Brien. the defendant
died an answer, and by consent of parties the
case was continued until Saturday. Letters OF
administration were granted to- catherine Kahn,
as the widow of Jos. Kuhn, upon her giving
the proper bond. An inventory Of the estate
of Thomas Cissell WAS returned; also. an inven'
tory OF the estate of Amos d. Little. The Reg.
ister of Wills reported the second and fipal ac-
count of the administrators of the estate OF
James O'Brienj also, an account of the balance
and distribution of said estate.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
a SMnrL Iraili GrrmRnx

Orderly Sergeant Otto Janson. OF soott's
Nine Hundred, (First U. 8. independent cav.
alry,) has received splendid sabre, presented
to him by his relatives In Ludwigsburg, Wiz
temburg, to be used IN tho war for freedom In
America. Tho weapon ia Of the finest polished
steel, rapier hilted and the blade u genuine
Solinger.
iOrnia and Oregon, and IL M proud of the wea.
pom opportunely presented 10 him upon the
eve Of his departure for Sigel's corps. as eager
to try it's mettle. He deserves and may expect
All early commission.
1t is stated, that many soldiers are making
their way from Baden and other parts Of Ger
many. To aght with Sgel In America.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
Deaths OF Soldiers.


The following deaths have occurred since our
last issue:
George Burns, company q, 18th Mass; Patent
Once hospital.
W. II. Frrownhtter. company E. 18th Indiana;
Hardwood hospital.
VIM. shun. company, q. 6lst Ohio; Hsrswood
hospital.
James Nicholas, company D. 25th New York;
Emory hospital.
Byron Van Tassel, 5th battery New York
light artillery, Emory hospital.
Lyman Sheldon. company G, 9Th Wisconsin;
Emory hospital.
Mark Cook, company g. 26th New Jersey;
Emory hospital.
Daniel A. Ward. company q. 18th Maine;
Casparis hospital.
Corporal Patrick Mcmahon, company I, 9th
New York cavalry; Judiciary Square hospital
James Fiers. company X, 10Th Indiana; Ju
dietary Square hospital.
VIM. Sugden, company A. 10th Connecticut
Union Hotel hospital.
Egbert p. Stearns, company d, 9Th battery
New York artillery.
James l.. Hubbard, company Z, 18th Illinois
Clihburne hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
Alexandria AmAlrs,

Yesterday n list of eight tconveysncss, admit.
ted to record since the last term Of the court,
WAS presented and inserted In the minutes.
1t was ordered that Justice Payne, Of tee
county, be entered In the classification OF jus.
tices for December. January, February, June,
July, and August. and Justice Wunder for
March, April. May, September. and October
terms.
Tho indebtedness Of the county Ia s? ,9&0.20, for
which tax Of o.. 90 WAS ordered to be laid on
each titheable.
Benz. Potter, of the l0sth regiment. N. Y.
volunteers, was this morning committed to
the county jail, charged with murder AIeean.
drid Gdzstte, Nop. 4.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07

~ BaGchelor's Hair Dye The Best In
the WOrld.-Wi,liam A Batch-or's celebrated
Hair Dye produces color not to be Distinguished
from nature warranted not TO nure the Hair IN the
least; remedies the III ELECTS OF bal dyes, and nyY
crates the Hair f6r l.fe. Gnsi RED, or RUSTY
HAIR Instantly turns II eplrudid Black r. Brown
leaving the hair soit aud beautiful sod by all
Druggids, &c
h6 The Genuine Is tigned LILLIAN
BACHELOR, On re trur sides NJ each ttr
Factory. No. 81 Barclay ttree,. (i.aie 10 brvai
way and 10 BOnd,) New lork 10Y 22.ly
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
Levy Court.

AT the last meeting Of the Levy Court, II res.
Olution WAS adopted, requiring the treasurer
TO collect the lnes from the several magistrates
which have been collected for violating the law
prohibiting the sale OF liquor to soldiers. This
resolution is based on the section Of the act of
July IA, 1862. which requires the proceeds to
20 10 the Levy Court.
A committee WAS appointed to confer with
the Mayor of the city, to ascertain his views rs
to,pay one @ moiety for the % parposs % Of Keeping
the same In order and repair.
The treasurer was directed to enforce. by
summary process, the collection OF all taxes
remaining unpaid on December Isl.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
rus emancipation Commission.

The Commissioners are now engaged In tho
examination OF Witnesses and taking testimony
IL to the loyalty of claimants under the eman>
olpation acl. Tho Commissioners hope to bring
their labors to Il close before the 18th of De.
cember, although the law gives until the 10Th
of January for the completion of their labOrs,
and the rendition OF their report.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
A Guard

Was passing through our streets yesterday,
picking up the struggling soldiers Of the army
Of the Potomac, now skulking about tho city.
II q strong guard were detailed TO pick up the
may be seen prowling around our hotels, drink.
ing saloons, and worse places, much more good
might be effected. and n bad example to the
soldiers abolished.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
8 6 OK.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BIYT&Rs.

They purity, strengthen, and inviSorrie.
They create . healthy appetite
They are an antidote to change Of ws,ei AMI uiet
They overcome effects Of dlsspaurn and late hourr
Thsy strengthen the fystem md enlven the mind
They prevent miss matio and inter etInittent ievers.
They purity the breath and acidly Of the stomach
They cuie Dyspeprla and Constipation.
They cure Diarrh1a, CholaCa and CnolrIH Mm
bus.
They cure Liver Complain and Eoryous lisan
ache.
They are the best Biiters In the world They make
great restorer. They pre made Of pure 81. CroiN
knm, the ceebrated Ca!isgya lark, roo,S and herbs
and are taken with the pleasure oi beverage with
out regard TO age or time Of Gay Particularly Il
commented to d.lica'e person, requiring u Beni lr
stmuznt. Sold by all GrOceIs Dtuggi.ts, Hotels
and Saloons r Ii. DRAKE h CO., aoa broadway
New York. It 1b--sni
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
Officers Elected

The following officers were elected ii the MI.
nual communication of Columbia Chapter, No.
Is, Royal Arch Masons. held last Wednesday
night: J. Fred. Acker, n. E. High Priest; VIM.
II. Johnson, L. King; Chas. F. Perrie, 3. Scribe;
Josiah Essex, Treasurer. and 8. John Thomp.
son Secretary,
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
EURNITV
N6cC+roSo1. % 90.
AT THEIR

EXTENSIVE WA hEROOMS,
$50 Seventh street,
OFFER INDUCEMENTS to purchasers OF futni.
ture and other Housekeeping Goods
Our stock Ia large and varied
Parlor Suites In Brceaielle, Rep, anu Hair Cloth
Chamber Setts, in solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogany
and Painted, neatly ornanented.
Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany Extension Table,
aRd Dining Chairs
Superior Cured Hair Mattresses, husk aud other
Mattresses
Also, y large quantity VI low priced Bsdstsais
Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Wsrdrobss, NaShsisnds
Ofn,e Furniture, SO,
All OF which are made irvin the beet u.HiSGla
and warranted to give satisfaction
Persons iurnishlng would do well " LOOK through
the stock before purchasing, Rs We are selling at
pricts TO suit the tunes
Mo9kEdOH 4 Co,
DOT t-sodUwif $40 Seventh street
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
Officers ON Sick Leave.

HEADQ'Rs MILITARY DIST. OF WASHINGTON,
Washington, D. c., Nov. 4, 1852.
ORDERs.-All Commissioned Oticers now In
the city Of Washington who are on sick leave,
or under medical treatment, viii report forth.
with to Surgeon Meredith Clymer, IT, s. Vols.
No. 205, Pennsylvania avenue.
BY command of Brig. Gen. Wadsworth.
JonN y. SHRRBURNE,
A. A. Gen.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07

ArBpseisI aotios.-or Gua a!lsr tuesday
April !, 1852, the trlus thu baltimore .u'! ont,
Railroad will commence raniL.; Gai!y, lAuI ,lGy
exoepted,1 leaving this St.tiu, at I. 81 u. HnG
connecting ut WashiHgtou 1n!9tioa -!ih ia
Train Tor ill parts OF the WssS w wheeling O.
PnrkersburE. Through tnseie e.pd ana "GiS'G''
checked. ". :. BAilh,
III Ui Iran-Iofta:!.y 4 : j. i
An l.-du ibtsr " Got gI
The national Republican., 1862-11-07

AttentionI Attention III
Wsnted-a few MEN to complete . company Of the
Sixteenth regiment Virginia (ttrst Eastern fa:)
This is the only regiment now Pacny toury, and dc
tary Of War, for duty In the vicinity Of Alexandris
and the forts abouts Washington, d.
Recruiting office, Third stree. "a door below Ia
avenue A. & WiDDlCOMBE,
Captain
GEO. "a. AHhLS,
suA a: Alkui.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07

DR.. vellny Is yet engaged in An extensive
practice In this CITY, and We would Gall the at.
tention Of the poor, puny, emaciatod victims
Of their own sins to the best sources of remedy.
First. give up your present course Of life 1T
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
NEST skilfui physicians, (and none are better
than DR.. vsllny0 and be ourea Of the disease
and sending you to n premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
Passing Counterfeit, money,

Some scoundrel, with the unfeeling heart Of =
fend, passed u counterfeit 81 note on \ poor
and worthy apple woman on Seventh street
yesterday. The note Ia a most miserable ini.
tation Of the notes Of the "UniOn Bank" Penn.
sylvania, and the man who passed It undOubt.
edly knew Its character. The rascal ought to
be made to suffer.
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
in,iin Rubber auods.

The place TO buy your RUBBER COATS, LEO
GINS, CAMP BLANKETS, HAVELOCkS, HA'
VERSACKS, and every article made from INDIA
RUBBER, Is at II, A, HALLS India Rubber W are.
house, where you can obtain them at mHnufsoturers
prices, $40 rennsylvsnlA avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets oc 92-H
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
lkeDalrlnH,

Workmen are now engaged, under the dirsc
ton of Commissioner Dorsett, Of the corpora.
lion, in repairing the X street bridge over Rock
creek. This work has been rendered neoes.
sary, in consequence of damages by heavy Gov.
ernment wagons whoh have recently passed
over IL,
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
IN. Indian Herb Doctor,

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his %.
tents the nature Of their complaints or nlnsss with.
out receiving any Information from them No charge
for consultation adpies Once, No. II Wsshinston
Building, Pennsylvenis avenue, corner Of Seventh
street, Washington, d. @. ssp lsd
The national Republican., 1862-11-07
PERSONAL.

A. W. Thompson, New York; J. W. Stanley
and lady. New York; Capt. Chandler and Capt.
Dennis, U. s. A; A. p. Story, Chilicothe, Ohio;
are stopping at the National.
Robert Dale Owen. Indiana: Capt. Puffsr, U,
8. A.; Ii. N. Pomeroy! Cleveland, Ohio; are At
the hotropolitRp,