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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11

i0roo0 VSfok bO = now authorised b! NV
@ raise. o seosps the services q any
sunbse .of voluSoSers, ~ 9xoesdisg
ose ho} 1rsd thoeSasd, - tniantrv, for :
no,iod % uia1 mootbs, ssless eoone,
dhchsrItd. yAod ,eve0 soldier Who
shalT ssI;st under The provissoos Of this
section shall receive bis 6rst mopth'.
pay and t95 % bounty, upon The muster.
lng Of bic company or regiment ipao The
service Of the United States. And eli
proviaiops Of Law rsisting - volunteer
saliste1 in the service Of the United
States for thrss years, or during the
war, except IN relation to bounty, shall
b, and the aama are extended To- cd
are hereby declared to embrace the vol
,uptesrs totbo gaiSod under The pfovis-
ions Of this ssctios.
SEC. 4. And Be Il further enacted,
That, for the purpose Of filling up tie
regiments Of infsotry DOW in the United
States service, the President be snd be
10 hereby authorized to accept the SER
vices Of volunteer in such number -
may bs presented for that purpose, for
twelve months, if not sooner discharged.
And such volunteer, when mustered 10.
to the service, shall be 10 oil respects
upon . footing with similar troops in
the United States service, except % to
service bounty, which shall be $685.
half Of which to be paid upon their
joining their regiments, and the other
half at the expiration Of their enlist
mept.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS. ]
JOINER
. u 70 = . - -.
r24T6HG- IT,
e. =. wHI1LBR,
/ H VIZ i. j.. received 4.
LaFgest anA Cheapest
.-sfocx o. sa4A
FANCY 4 STAPlEpRY GOOD
I'm the 0taSo ar 1owA
n 49, = :
DOU9MT FOR CASH,
AID WILL n SOLD
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
100 pieces Nsezimack ssd other prints.
500 pieces brown and blsaehsd muslin.
800 pieces Lawns, Bas.gss, Brilliaats.
400 pieces Dslainss. Challiss, Nohairs and Silk
Psplins.
80 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
seopissss Cetaonadss, Denim, Hickory, Cheeks,
Linen Drills, Ia.
600 dos Hess, Gloves, Nitts, -.
500 Summer shawls, Of III kinds and qualities.
600 Silk Pasasols and Sun Umbrellas, and every
other iind::of goods usually found in first class
Dry Goods Store.
DON'T Fail 70 Eraeetsee
~3I0ISWRs0
CHEAP T. GOOD GOODS,
before purchasing. WNo trouble 70 show goodi
1t WHISPERS.
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT,
The very latest and best in uss, just received.
|, 900 for saleat New Yoek psics, 1t
WHISLER'H.
1000
NEW PkTTkRN FRENCH COLLARS,
at one half the usual prices ct
WHIsLER,s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11
REIPE 4 PRATTsS
BatAing Heuse Z Swimming Schesl.
RULES AND REGULATIONS

The sstsbiishasnt consists q two Depart
meats. viz: Bsthing House aud Swimming School.
3 The Hsthing Aosse, which il divided into
bour durisg the day BY holders q season tisksts
for swimming and bathing, Of Of single bathing
tickets.
The swimming dspartm Mt will b used e.
clusivoly BY free swimmes and GWimnipG 0ehol.
for swinniag scholars eajy il pesssses Of tie
swimming teacher. Free swimmers are those who
arc able 70 swim once entirely around the asso
With case. Swimming scholars (until peoassnesd
free ssimmers) will not b permitted 70 swim
Evahs.s The hs't, 70 prevent aesidsn.s.
Ing = the watss viii - lioitsd 70 Is nisutss n
nPginG, 70 80 minutes il Sanmss, and 70 Is nin.
l6ss i Fall aooths. w 4 49, sHaA aD'a-
; ~ the tssminatic1 q sesh Lessen - men
bGs w leave TIE basin q ths aigaal = naks
. bathing house and svinning school viii y
epsa every day except Sundays, from o'clock In
sas .o,s'sg sa1 Dis y We evening. ssaAAy'
Z The swinaing esbsol Win b dsveesa szsis
lv:lZ e iadies fl9 So II 4. =. 49, ffsn : =
dx 4 y, and froa II 4. \. - u. \. ssd frsn
81 Polite bshsyiee i sxpsstsd y veil = proper
attention y the ru1es and 1ifscoae Of the teach
= Any necessary altssat;oas e rulss aad neu-
an11o~ill b postsd up il the roons.
10 Season Sstkst TO he tssAing hose and
swiDnisg school, 800, enc half = - - IBID =
aed the balance ss the end II 90 oootA. Single
hath tiskAts IL eeais, tsnf 90 dollar.
Il Bashias dfssss, towels q. vim b furnish.
q " the ns1nAsn - the swionisg; seheel, ssd
Will b taken sbsres a. did ~ hsps II esss u
desired, se ehesge a. - cent pefvsek
Is Psssass g esasdians = H. pspilsaaa -.
soos Introduced ~ he sssehss win - adaitssd =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11
Asgss.. 1859.

:. The ssdsssignsd takss the oosssios = retos1
his thanks y patrons fes past fsves end se!Sssts
eendsaaaee Of The ssno - Mr. Brewn, Who 70
r. 81 respeets. fsitAful - eonpstsas LAvyee.
eel-lnl GEO. 8. G. DOW.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11

1'1ssDl1tt01e.
uVuR "a PA RfNHRSHlP HBR11oH0R4 X.
il ista.r ssdse the st,ls u Dow : Bssvn =
this Day Dissolved BY he witedawA q Oeosge ..
GH0x0E 3. o. DOW,
SAN. :. BROWN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11

end . b under the gssastaut elrs e TIE Fnyn
eias anl sxpssisncsd sassss. We shall eeee1acs
our sidinG practice - oeual y UeSeeposs 49, e...
81 eoil md and river. Change To- s!setoeot D
tke case. I've 70 ten dollsn pse week. FsnSU
tasine kene treasnsot VIn poy weekly. IL:
Pfioe will ny special attention - TIE pseeoes
O6etstsics Al healing diseosss peseiias = ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11
WHerfseaster,s .v1osice.s

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
~ sums Of money due froa individusls for use
ct the city lsvee, must b paid On Mendsy,ths tn
INST. st ny ofos in Hill = baidine. corner Of Bra-
d. street and lsvee, without TAIL. m -
-. N+t@e E.yA. 1ILLEBlNG,
Whesfmastog.
Daveopoft, AuRvst a. 1874.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11
RECR UXTS WANTED
They Must He Had!

TT IS THE DUTY OF EVERY NAN Shell
L tered under the American A-s to come forward
and protect it. Tho Government pays rscruits
who volunteer, $40 in advance. The county adds
70 this sum for married men SIS moro, making
Sis ct once on going into service, and to single
men $50, making $9O, which will be paid On enlist
ing and going into camp, SIS to $21 per month,
and @75 ct the close OF the war
The undersigne5 hos received . eommission from
the Adiutant General to raise one of The GONNA
MES to como from Scott county for the eimsnt to
DO organised in the I'd Congregational District, and
has opened an Office on Brady street, over c. g.
Plummer's book store, Davenport, where be hopes
to organize tho
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11

HYDRO ECkEO2 &c CURE.
0sssnbush, Moline Avenue, Rock Islsnd, ulineis
Mr.. MRS. I. .. PRICE, Physicians.
u nov opss fos The rsesptios u pssissts Vie
wish % avail thsmsslvss At . theeough eossse q
WATER TREATMENT,
e- il oonneetio0 with
OLA1RvOYANT RXAA1UATAONos
.%.h1AR AND
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11

Over 5000 now in suocessful operation. fnrm-
or, post yourselves before buying any other ma
chino. For particulars, re pamphlets e b OBJ
taiaed Of L. b. visle, Daysapes1, = O. B. Geek
General Western Agent. Barber Hswlsy : Co..
msnufaeturers, Pekf1, HIS. my1o.W10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11
First Company IN tho REGIMENT.

Recruits will receive nations and clothing It
once on enlisting. Drafted men receive no boun-
~. A liberal Response to the call of the govern
ment now, 1t snce, will enable it to close the war
in short time. Company officers to be chosen
from the 0enbers OF the same whom the ranks
are filed.
C. BARNEY,
B. W. BUKDITT,
Recruiting of6eees.
Davenport, August "a, 1861.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11

0CoTT GUARDS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-11

SA " SON00HoSs JUL AdidS love-
The following is the act of July II,
1862, which empowers the President TO
call out the militia Of the States, desig
mates the manner in which the same
shall be done, and the time Of service
BE 1t enacted, de-, That whenever
the President Of the United States
shall call forth the militia of the States,
to be employed in tho service of the
United States, be may specify 10 bis
call the period for which sucn service
will be required, not erceetling nine
months j; and the militia 30 called shall
be mustered in and continue to serve
for and durlpg the time so specified, uu>
less sooner discharged by command Of
the President. If by reason Of defects
in existing laws, or in the execution of
them in the several States, or any Of
them, it shall be found necessary to pro-
vide for enrolling the militia and other
Use putting this act into execuuon, the
President is authorized in such cases to
make oil necessary rules and regulations !;
ana tho enrolment Of the militia shall
10 oil cases include al sble-bodied male
citizens between the ages of eighteen
q forty-lve, and shall be apportioned
among the States according to represen.
tative population.
SEC. 2. And be Il further enacted
That the militia, when 90 called into aer.
wee, shall be organized 10 the mode pre.
sctibed BY law for volunteer.
SEC. 8. and Be- It further enacted.
That the President b and be i hereby
auahogi1ed, IN addition 70 the volunteer
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01

~ 1eka. as soa .niA0 .sss9oa se4s9fs
e4sias va sisss1oia sds . aoisis7ss
a0HgaLaa ohAai
Esugss seasI so astSaeaD
- 81 - 1 s1sksezsst1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01
. : a9sgEAils kinds OF Yr1dqes.ta
hen N sssAaaUs hc IT, -.

s1t .bsasea5Ss ~ 81 RkE afosx se4o1 j
.ss1ssz gssii.i 1-,tl.ssii5 ass. 10 iassiisz loi
iesis isssA ailt :sess< - sssaa 70 as=d SIT "A
ass = asfi sastsn tas ,ssta5r t@fsaI sail ia
n s4sa }4s a@sa eaasdsi .sasgea sssar
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01
IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

Every parent should keep supply of Rad
ways Ready Relief constantly in the house.
1t not only cures but will ward off attacks of
Fever and Ague, Group, Influenza, Sore Throat,
Small Pox, Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever, and
lsother malignant diseases, and in cases of
Rhematism, Neuralgia Grannp, Spasms, Pains,
Aches, and other infiimties. am application of
the Ready Relief externally. or q teaspeonful
i'm a little water9as drink, will stop the most
lexcrnsating pains in ffoms We to- fifteen min
tssIn severe attacks of Group sDiptlleria-oI
1 Sore Throat PlaeuslaRadway's Ready Reliet
Twill always save life. and quickly curethep pa
tient.t7 U2sasa1 sss3 NJ tfFfs5 sesaze .isoFsI
So For,worms there is no medicationnso quick
tas a dose of ofaRadway's Ready Relief. iEsnsdi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01
ERADWAY's REGULATING PILLS

Are the great regenerative medicine of the
age. Ladies for years the victims of depress-
| ing, life-consuming complaints of a special
nature, are restored to health and vigor by
their use. All the ordinary affections of the
stomach, bowels, and liver, yield to the first
or second dose. Six Pills sufhce in the worst
cases, and they operate in from three to six
hours, more effectually than 80 of the drastic
class given in such nauseating quantities.
Coated with sweet gum the Pills have no dis
agreeable favor. They not only cure Costive-
ness quickly but permanently. aud in bilious
ness they are infaaibie. Dyspeptics who have
suffered for years, recover in few weeks un-
! der this painless operation. They act power
fully upon the circulation of the blood rem
dering il uniform and equabio throughout the
systefl. san 81 tzs-aiis sia,Fsfs s"ssi-sf 81
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01


? RApwAY's REM
EDIEs combine all
that is required
for the purgatiion,
urifcation, reg
ulation, invigora-
tion, and harmo-
nizatjon of all the
organs Of the hu-
m an body.
RApwAY's REA-
by RELIEF, taken
as a preventive,
fortifes the frame
against the infu-
ences Of bad air,
bad water, damp,
,udeen changes
Of temperature
and every species
Of infection. i
calms the throe'
II agony as OF
stills the waves
Taken at'the frs
ou ts g t of a N,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01

Eaiasts nsi ioJoseph Wehsa noiias yas
3os alyaes s4sgaiast sai 10 rswoq
aiale 4ssl sJohn Siephea. bssssg yiia2a
DE- virtue of awrit Of exscufisa tssu1uas-
~ rected from the Court Of scepppon fisaeaf
Monroe County, Ohio, will orsr, for ralasst
pubiic auction. At the front ido6fcf tie eS1h
house, in The towieof1 Woodsfsld, ahul1lk
county, between the hours Of ten o,tlohuou-
M, and four ocloek 2. m AZ Il y ollol SCI
,sSetpraay Ae 2sh Hsy se Asefmkm1 - a,
shs f0llSsps real estate slssff' IN riie NM
RiSlll.ot numbsf thirtyuhins, nssths eiseYaSyys
lot number thirtystwosin Dsitsya aalathaQus
the roNulof Calais, in said county - Neysss.
Also, one eighth Of an acre a land heinz lot
adm ber ak sadjoining the t1xn ofCsisYS. -
said Conpty, inss section eighteen, ilit6e03kip
seven. ofirauge Hsvsn.sSs1s npS8 Sod aosssi
), ALSO, the north east auartes r. tAe1neunk
east auaIterof section ssyecntepss sAF4AIp
IsaAiso, part sf'ths' north gwsst dasf4.r -.
tion twelve' township psesen,a & fssngSSSS0m
being the same lands purchassd hvgAinx lbr
Mitchell Atkinson, containing sixfssa. aeeW
Also, lotnumber forty in the town of Gslais,
Taken in execution and, levied urel ~ rs
property q sp Joseph g.hr. Il he sast aae
e n = $ ~ ,.Ss :. e, II HrREhs.sssssss
-as 81 q gsis..I.s .s SIS IL ShsriH;sN GeOyss
aos November 27.-@$S, ,70ss asssis ssss
Z. = a.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01
,,RHDWAY'S ,REN Ov ATIEG RE,
SOLVENT ~ .,.t-,-s.

Searches the diseased blood, and furges it of
infampaatory andsIeorrnpting particles. !esFof
chronic diseases, supposedsto bein6xed in the
flesh and dstissues past all help, jtEis' the one
sole inv ariable cures aTherestis not a flesh or
skin disorder that can resist this mighty dis
infectent. liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Tubercies onsthe lungs, all forms of liberation
inward, or outward, succnmb before its anti
septic anti-intlammatofys action.lir r ss-ssiiil
Radway,s Remedies are sold sbys Druggists
everywhere. 7a.lss lLsis I s.t..- - lFss 8a
(ss vRADWAYs s. CO., .23sJohni StreetgN. "
81, sf,f es Ssesgssl. > p y a.. klRkBRiDB, -
hEuaa - .sJ1 T.JHDKINo.Agents
De III, lS6l~Tlts5u a+s as,sa sssstT
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01
OPIUM,

WI rh =
asi4a - rafs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01
ALCOHOL

disease, it cures alone Administered later, ut
suspends the disorder, and affords an oppor
tunity for the other remedies, to exercise their
benign influences. - 1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-01-01

on the face OF the Cons Tuition, withont
maEsse odfss fasss Saves 9sf5fit is 81 be
q slave to ssebeuhd4S obey tie will of
anybody beyond the etlih1iss of law, to see
If we cdds6os, wishsaAp 'Hassk4ag aons Ives
s ss at's tsbsigss sas il IT,
eheArSl la afsh mi IA, LIZ. niat. rt.,sn
The national Republican., 1862-04-11

<TlW ,.Ouls' NlT DCU9s --,iurliINu,
y Fur'.slIuG uJ RI, iiur,,, Ia irui ILpa
Northern ,,r,Gus. st NJ Aju screa,i, stIts,, Dr.I
uur 2c-.:u.
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
sccrE,agS stasI.ar,,

IN ln.ereS'iny innidenl, iilus.r2i.yo II JUe
E.0.ii',sis "G heart and drhanity of mSuHGr oi
tur HisI,u.;uishs 4 -4cEGit;y at Wa, occurred
N our prn,urrC not lpuS sdca. g..
Sayorul persfn- were hAttt'uG a0 'nnfTl"W
E,tE hf sourCiary. GuI"uG hluni WAS wo-
uI,.a Phn i,rosauG svala request she had ~
ru,iD ~ tes1Td "a hUr husband VIA t, IN the
army, vim great carr,as'nesa. He SAd he ccu'd
nat grant her '"IioJi. Sro afn&mcG 10 MN
-gsin. liz refused. Wiru n'l the eivquencu III
heI power, she again III, ltred him 70 hear
har rstiti"r. " "ii;.dtiUa, = aid naI ~ = kt d
bl' arm turc, II h.ve grrr'.d wa h'li ~
i.rur DE NV valuable uino already; others t-e
waiting fp1 IN Interview with me- and a,n-t
deci,ng I" near yuu Further. lhvusu your
husband IA gone, I'D has iGtI behind unn "f go
rn,'st perssverint, advocates | evoi saw Shr
tskei for private in,eec,sw AZ S"mb other
line. "Np, no. madame" sai,i tho secretary, +,
miItpc, " dare not; your ,sl,Ipe"cc w.nlj
triyo ne from .h.t, dPem tHo pan r lw.J."
sol 3ho persisted untI ste got his cyu.G!.! 80
ave tie mater 4 !GrtEsr hta.,
Wo venture tho TsiST,la hat lhcr. !" ~:
another uiicai ~ thH cir, uI,'oNs I, th "ui
kIud.hear,-t Frcs,ie.., VI" - aid nave PFC
served ouGa cqurnnI,J # ten?et rndcr s'rl'
liar circrn stances.
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
nuilIInVn rI.SIInG.

The prcsbytcry oi the New School Prssbr.
teri,n Church held Ia scmi-snnu"l mnet'ig At
The Wes,e "a Presbyterian Cnr.ch IN tu.1 city ,
CON rrenciGs last Tuesday night, wEm The
opening sermon was praauhad by The Rev. Il
T. liCFt!, "fiar which Rev. Dir. CoomO., Of this
CITY, was Gl, 1ted moderator. Ar'er the tcans
laden Of some preliminary b b.lmGss, the
meeting ..dIuurneLtn Wrhnuau,I. rnrrr'"g, II Aei,
Tho body assembled Il 10 0'G."eE. R!pof:s Ur
tho condition Of t,'a vniiuus rhuruhnS repre-.
-anIed wefa made by tho d,Ggrent NEan!r%,
whiCu iuGuleI sIat!-ilca NS 20 the .Unhc' re.
rqiveL irt1 tho Churches. diSm'ssalP. dn9ths
&c; " : .cn reports ware Gxu3eu,nEiy iatoresi-
in~, ,nu! .cva;tBu quite q rtva.a Is cHni.ti0n -
ihn v.ricra churches when Al the ctcCULh
s'.pCls arc Considered.
Rev. u1snn Noble, u. D., e ,he S'Xth Pres.
byteriaN Church, w.ts appointed u de'eGiie r.
tho Gnnnrsl Assemb'v. whtcn meets in UinGin
mai, Ohio, IN My mex.
hn@r IL. lra.taoiiu' O.! o'hrt hUsinNs- per
ti.n.ug ~ tNc Pr4a1rtcI?, thAt b 'dy adj U'Ip0d
70 meet on MOnlar nrXt Ia in., Assnmh'J' Pres
byierar Church tRcy. MGCa,D 81! III. cJr.,er OF
Fifth strcst aid a.tsSaCEu:tt.s "rcrua.
Own; t. the uiftvnrablo woa,Gsr : ; i,
tendance was not very fan, hut th' martg-
gAs hgtlr Interesting ard pr"n' able one 10
Ill VhysJ pieasu:0 Il u;.g tl &ttcnd.
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
T.st.ics Es.,ness In rnagrrsa.

On WcINc6tn;, Mr.. Kennedy Intrri iced Ii
Va tutu tbs Senate to iucoi pnrafa tho N'.IIt
Ol.vGt Cama,rry Company IN The D8trici ct
OUlumhH, whlch VAS ratd aI.l rei"rr|d. Ih'g
Dj'l il ,ha sanc -, that "rue hei"te bInu IT, i''r
v ,rt III tho lrt Congress Hy Nj. b;nS'h. /
nan es ia cur! orators MsssrH. EdYariA kuigh',
Uh.rtes j. Waite, and Charles l.. BvHEtS. ard
,.uthoI,Hns them apd theif succcssorS t. devote
not lass lhltn 'hr:yE nor more than "nn hundr5t
sCres 10 Gemctrry purpCsrs. cuhGe the eitJ
limits, tue burini lots thereon not 10 hG .uVjegr
to seizure .or tho debts "f tid 'cdors.
The h.r IN rslstiuu to tna circulation OF -m,,l,
nutns in this d $'rtct; GsrTryluSu ya,rr tHA;
omtuc,i ,iGttto0 Ia thi, 5tiiC'; Schools IN tho
nuuu', Hnd highways II his Ds'rir', can,o NJ
~ ths iinu,o 'l REPRESENTATIVES, on .Ha s,lna
day, a'i Nerr itET"1h t. thn arpTos rate
GunIu tees. L - h, ped aar'y action WITH Uc
taken "o ,hese bills. 10 s"n.1 ul tholu ,.re 81
,raa, unpQrteuvo t, he forests " Lnis ri,v.
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
fC9nInun ics TED
ynr.mro,anGs IA ,ns army.

IN your paper Of THE m'En'NG, WIS glad 10
E.t Il 81 ri, l-I.tr pr'ttl', W w'!.kv : ink.
M II tfa army. l. is hish limo tie .A.:-fniss-
fnlIun WrrO ~ -, d.. ~, ltH l..tU. q. q GSrii
--upcN tl's frtjnc', Imms!ste.y alta. Toe
p,tt,,u Ci Jul RlV. Al ~. uiI't.H $ :...,T NHG
o tu's c''y l. 81 man. lrry n"uv, Ill oU =
ibu er,ian, car''.'lN, tril'""'s mlHiyti r.,N
w,, "'!I ryr,. 4, uer.,'s--Nrn. y u ia" ba.tru
Nrid mare u "a h.,ll GIUL.s -. 'he.r Cru'.Tr
.,,.rw,4 ~ ~ SIT Ky. WA, w'rGDr :
1L.,.. (. - ~ ~ 'hn rnsrratipn o! III" uh,T'r
gen. uui, bIc.r ou'.f;e'' UVbel wal, il sec
u,hr. "uI,"H, '-sl Gn,., nr"L otENTf-, WaS W.
D., i sea . r.aal.,
..,,.. . ... C..v|t 'n"gSS' > - FF9..der
e" l. aa' I, .'., :" 49,, = :"'emroranCa.
I'D" f., .',,l, II ur''u.Naht 100 ".lc-ef
.oia dur..s lbs ALniE!s,."tn" If = 80 n..sl,
&. ,,.c" - ~ ofIGorS, 'hdr frur ANY Utorr
t.G,e as il 70, lwRyN been 81, ,'% il not - Nt "a
So. .,"r aImv liwH rIAEy dr'Aktnr rtl"r'
:.rI su,qrr'"H - objects AZ 'r"..@It'H of
iir ,utnlutUt. Nc "Nryl' t'HG '.r t""E,tt IT,
oi ihrs lily Mll"i 'O", htt'l "l'I'a.& 1nd tr""t
who EH tNar sGprrrC irOG. T''r ,n"' !
fr.r, ,su'G tho ttIr bis IrHk -! tGH4". .n'
Nln,Hinf rliu PraaidtEi l." 'rsu' !'u '.'v e..
De i, i,s rF driLi is he IDittrjrsinla!. IT N,-
Nars = rn',ui If dvI"suris b=lprQ The ~ .,
what shai #t ha SSiiHr u y ~ iuAt TIE -
g.. olnH Z 20 Issd ~. tho rush f,r ul.rn, ;aGG g"
InU rebnu. u, Is ivo", L Gd he PrrE!dHr' Tl'
rsILuTN"r ug UNr li't tiR a1u.'fi ~ htd l.ars
| lNly trNmcfarp cGrrGu, and Apply tina a.mr
ru'ur pyr.ar ~ hiss ~ wrc,h,iy pIncti0ed 10 al
.sh p ,argriu order, prohibiting tho sale Ot
liQ iOr H. soldiers by autlcrs aud all other per
| aan', nnd It's use rs n heVeras1 b. the Officers
| 10 too prayer " a.. .., FATHER
Washington, April 7. 1856?
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
ssegtii t',rI Lnaiues

.l..a. ~ l,rGULuuI iivnM Ghuut he city, We
..,. VI. ."'.l ur"e Of rreramhnlltiotr. thai
.Ir..r.s a.: ,r'Us'ai "n ths SuljeGt Of steam
,.. .,r,' l,r !'.s n'v. No aro glad Ia l!aru
. ,lt IT ,.'" Dh"rIulhiy awakened l."
&c.. 90 ., fui'l2Fu'i is =. The m4'tcr wii
..,a. y. -, BE. Ll.uE'lt G!i"rG "r- CRY Gnun
- t.,i ...', ''','.|l''!t ynap!A cApnci
..Flr .g,i ..us. e. tugi' " aus J.. t1g ..C 'I0';
'',r0 ,"'I.''. We Ur' ONe ,t0y wil mo- b.
,.r.s' n ',,y 8 u'G.ls dry GJ.Gpusrd
.... s'LH.Cu w tha ci G''ls - attend .
... W. :, .l,. ~. ~ tS y kIOT. thoy have
....''r ~. N Int ~ c1HiidG l.ly lock tul
'..."l..,', be-. ~. rtrltrr.
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
The Indian iicrb DD-tcr,

The Indisn Herb Doctor will deasribe di-easts and
tell his patients the pRuse o. their complaints d
iiin"sJ, without receiving a,y mFJim,tlHn ron
III N. M chirgs fir corsnitalo
Oi.iee 70 y, Wa.hirg o. BidinE. VrnRRYlva
ois avenua. csrlef OF SrVeb'h ,t-cc'
Oca MotIc,
W. rse su.h Palm. rs !iavr m strife
Wi,h Nature or the l.Iws u Lac:
with BiGol our hands We lever stain
NnrIotson men 10 case thDi- pain
Our Father, whom al 200 tlg~g lllf,
Provides the msGn, TO cura all iiIa;
The simple IIsI bS b-heS Ia our sect,
Well nued, relieve cur es.ns complete
4 .incle U-,b = . upIs !riowor, tfI
tull'd rom the Gesr Lct---
g. THcEc, ihrss Eheii sp"ak with oucblrg power
Of ihsrgs pld hsh.h 10 the.
app + JUMDIETy, NJ. y
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
,.B.b,uatUI :. aIna uHdsr senttrca Of
BEESi. ia siCEH0nI-

,r,. &t'nu"l p Girrsi, son Of Mr.. Samuel
..ls uf 'his rity, Il may he fecUi!eGtsl, wa
. o. a.i ~ hc.e 'ast summer by tine military
. .t,:os "u some charge which imp,'cueh
r.s IS y:.;, hut VII" wps n'achi-gei ou his
.,i-: ,ha ur:h ~ aliegiarcc to tho CEitad
-l.. -. Il. ghSr TGtirr ed tr his nome IN West
70 D, Il had G"mih., VI g!mid. NEO last To- ul
G,r.f. I,iissHora brCnahi 1" Ibis oily cr,!veyed
rr t,.tTeS.lrS 'ntrl.ii.-ncG 70 hiS irteLiS fera
a.. .,r..O lime .'ncu .ir rTU lwl uiis = ware
,r.-.ri o. TO rebel .uthnriiich on a chHrgn
..I . 10. Uuinn sIirs, aud Tia. he hss haen -ied
- 4 ha.u.i, where hn ls ROW imprisoned
..'.r s""irnro # death. HIS flhc~ "a ci'.
,s,rri, In hi Il n9ir,
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
-i,lSu,J y, v,.,,,,,i,,. .yIit<y,,

,r,ayiIgs - tie lat that VIC publish this
...igg. IT, l"tai number # sick and wound
.,,r-eIs N thn twelve principal Government
. '.5!s "a ia,a District, - 3,4ic. Tho bosr!t
-. lie: .ud, Ii contains tho itfgest number .!
..,Gis 1899, This L,rea Increase in tho
.pnr e s:uE uni wounded IN hospital l.
uf,l'p {" ih0 fact Ihat, sinco The al
, . oi the army "f thu Potomac the sick
...H -, :. y..ri1gs ros'mGi,t hospital.
,'..a, ,.4.,Cd m The regular huSpIta.-
,...d}ar, ~, rGsul cf this change viii
l.c.,.,- H. '.4 r.'Nslty h'!'s, - mlny
..' .'E,aA7 ID. .42ap.:ais were most wrl:ch-
-.t.,.mml. j.