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uoSTETTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs.


READ AND REFLECT. T.
Make SURE Of HEALTH But how,n you ask.
We answer, 'tis an easy task. ...
Strengthen the STOMACH, and sustain
The NERvEa the servants Of the brain.
The LIVER keep in active play
And regulate, from day TO day.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan, -s---..... Fl.
Brace and refresh the INNER MAN, ~ Q. .rs.t
And like watch, that's kept In chime 'r Pen.
By constant care, with railroad time,
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew, II o.
And thereby cheer the spirits, too.
"How," you inquire, "osn this be douei
This Victory s'er Disease be wonr
"HosTErrER's BIrrERs," we reply,
Is HEALTH's SUPREME rRorEsTIoN-TRYt
A. q means Of regeneratins the diserdered and
enfeebled system, regulating every function Of the
Internal organs rcviviag tho depressed sprits, In
vigorating the constitution, and prolonging life,
no medicinal preparation, either of the past or
the present time, has been so completely and uni
versaly successful as
HosTETrER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
Against the vapors foul prepare,
That fever faint the heavy air.
Drink not unmixed the water found
10 prairies, woods, or msrshy ground.
II sedentsry toll you ply,
Nature you must dssfd-or die;
For when debarred from exercise
For artificial aid she cries.
hfedicine's grand purpose and infant
IL threatened evil to prevent:
And II you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the unprspsred, --
Hostetter's Bitters use--ior note
They are the suREsT ASrIDorE.
To set At defiance the miasma OF unhealthy soil .
the poison OF unwholsomc water, the efluvia Of
crowded work-rooms and factories, and the bAns-
full influence OF sedentary employments, II 10 only
necessary to be forearmed with
BosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERs.
Dyspepsia's pangs, that rack and grind
The body, and depress the mind;
Agues, that as they go and come,
Make life a constant marty yrdom;
Colics and dysenteric pains,
Meath which the strong mans vigor wanes; ;
Bilious complaints, those tedious ills, 3D.,
Meier conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread diarrhea, that cannot he
Cured by destructive mercury;
Slow constitutional decay,
That brings Death nesreF day by day;
Nervous prostratiUn, mental gloom
Heralds Of madness or the tomb;
For these-though mineral nostrums fail
Means of relief at least we hail,
HosTErTER's sBiTrERs-medicine sure,
Not to prevent, alone, but cure
In dyspepsia, fever and ague, bilious complaints,
constitutional and nervous debility, constipation,
sea-sickness, spasms, and in all complaints OF Man
or Woman, proceeding from casual or Inherent
weakness OF the body, the one great remedy and
restorative Is
| HoSTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH EFT
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FINANCIAL.
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NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
Capitai-so0O,OOo
70 This BANx, organized under the Nstionsl
Banking Law Of the last Congress, IL opened this
day for the transaction Of business, At the corner
Of Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury De-
partnent II. d. COOKE, President,
WM. s. HusTis0ror, Cashier. se22-tf
7 COOKE 4 CO., BANKERS,
No. 45a FIFTEENTH STREET.
We shall continue to flruish
UNITED STATES
Fiv vk-TW WFNTY NDs
Atpsr until further notice.
n Persons desiring inform alton concerning this
loan can procure at our counter, or upon spplios.
ton BY mail, circulars answering all questions that
may arise.
We buy and sell all Issues Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES AND VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY, AND
EXCHANGE,
And pay the Highest Prices for
CERTIFICATE CHECKs.
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pANKnRs,
4ss FIFTEENTH STREET, Washington, u. C.
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ha. Agencies in the principal railway towns in the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal offices are
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Collection OF Notes, Drafts, and Bills msde Al ali
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NEW YORK
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WASHINGTON and GE0RGETOWk, D, G.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
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keguiat Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and sAl-
URDAYs, at 10 .. N, from foot Of High street.
Georgetown, and Pier 10, loot Of Wall street, New
York.
For freight or psssAge apply to
MORGAN 4 RHINHARf,
Agents, foot Of High street,
GeoTgetowE, CT
'AMEs HAND, Agont,
Iegt III ~ Ill street Sss tNrS
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M ANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF
lM YOUTH RESTORED IN FOUR WEEKS

DIR. RIC0RD's ESSENCE OF LIEF
Dr.. Rieord (of Parisl after years OF earnest 20.
hcitaton, has at length acoeded to the urgent 20,
quest Of the American puhl.; and sppointed M
Aso.,t in New York for the sale Or his valued and
highly.prized ESSENCE OF LIFE. This wonder
full agent will restore Manhood to the most ahat.
tered whether arising from excessea
the effects Of climate, or natural csuseB. THIS
time required to cure tho most inveterate case u
instructions, which are very simple, failure IL i'm
possible. This lile-restoring remedy should be
manent. 1t 10 acknowledged by the medical press
to be the greatest discovery ever made. It's de-
veloping powers are miraculous. Success, in
every case 10 AZ certain As that science ovcrthfowl
ignorance.
DR.. Rcord's Essence OF Life IL sold In cases with
null instructions for use, at %, or four quantities
In one for ~, and will bc sent to any part care
fully packed, on receipt Of remittance to his 40.
credited agent, PHILIP ROLAND,
4.1 Broome street,
Ono door wpst OF rrohdEsy, New vGyt,
jy3l-ly
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SYP HI 10.
This 10 an affection OF the Blood and attacks the
SEXUAL oRGANs NINGS OF THE NOaE.
EARS, THnOAT, wtNDPIPE,
and other Mucous Surfaces, making its appearance
In the form Of ULCERS.
HEAB0LD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Purihes the Blood, and
Removes all soaly eruptions OF the skin.
Giving 10 the Oomplexion a O,sav and Hesthy
Upl6r.
II being prepared expressly for this class Of com.
plants, It's blood Purifying Properties are pre-
served 10 greater extent than any other prepara-
tton Of Sarsaparilla.
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DENSIoNs, BOUNTIEs,
IL BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
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T HE GREAT AMERICAN
IL REMEDIEs ~
... GHowR A.
HELhBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
... .... ~, .H q. .#f.. sGrr
.. ~. .-t VIZ .rrstF
HrLMsoLD's EXTRACT "sucHu. +
IMPROVED AoG wAaH. 70.
aRLMnOLD'a .-.,.s
GENUINE PRKfARArIoH,
"HIsHLY CONCENTRATED"
osAps~,A fluid
sxTRAOT BUoHU, ,'A>
rosr1vs AzD srsou1o annnr soa
us Diseases of tAs ,. .4s
sLAppEa EIDSEYs eRAvrL AND DsossL
CAL swFLLNes. .... .....

This Medicine insresses The power Of Digestion,
which the Watery or Celesroua depositIsps, and af
UnnAturh Enlafiensnts. ~ reduced - vsn u
Pain and InnamAtfon. and y good for r.f y.
MEN, WOMRN Oh OKILDREN.
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HELMBOLD's ROSk WASH,

An excellent Lotion for diseases Of Syphiltio Ma
ture, and injection In disease of the Urinary
Organs, arising from Habts Of Dissipation, used In
connection with the Extract Buchu and sarsparilIa
In such diseases ~ recommended
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Weekly.

one copy, one yeAr................. 20 o.
tlVe copies one JcAf,....,,....,,,..,..... 10 W
Money may lie seat at our rsk II the letter con-
thining It he registered Treasury notes preferred
When club Of subscribers has been forwarded,
additions may lie made to ~ on the same terms, IL
10 not necessary that the subscribers to a club
should receive their papers at the post Office.
Address
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Rsshtnq c..
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BLOOD

BLOOD BLOOD BLsOODi ..
Hslmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
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II causes frequent desire, and gives strength u
urinate, thereby removing 0bstrtictions, prevent
Ing and curing stricturss Of the Ureths, AllAying
Of diseases, and expellins al po'sonoS' d'sssl, and
isorn-otd mGtfer.
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the
victims Of QuAcKs, and who have paid hsavy fees
TO be cured In . short time, have found they were
deceived, and that the "Poisonn has, by the OF
"Powerful Astringents," been dried up In the sys.
TEN to break out In an aggravated form, and
Prrhnns affcr Larriaa6I
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Warranted Gold Band Window Shades Butf,
GI Gen. and Blue Holland Shades, all sizesi made 10
order.
Also, = handsome assortment OF Picture Cord and
Tasselr, all sizes and oolors.
Purchasing for cash. and allowing no old stock TO
accumulate, peTsons needing the above goods will
nud dtt to their advantage to give me call.
All work executed and dsuperintended by practical
men, who have served regular apprenticeship ~
their trade.
satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required.
Please give me . call.
Remember the number.
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No. 4Ss Seventh street,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
nov 2s-sms
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And sold by Druggists and Family Groeers.
Nsw York once, No. Ass Broadway.
autD--e1sod
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USE HELMBOLDss EXTRACT DUCHU
For oil Affections and Diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in MALE or FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid ofa
DIuRErIc
dEMBOLD'S EXTRAOT BUOHU
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC.
And II ID certain to have the desired effect In Dis
eases for whish II ID recommended.
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MEDICAL.
g PEoI Aim o II Q r

~
DR.. NJ. vELLNY's Private Hospital, In The ysd-
ssal siosk, conner Of sevnsh cad , sNssss, opps.
site the Post and Patent onsss. Aoo.s - aad y,
up stsirs; washinstoa, .. Q. if.0'"5g
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Address letters for inform Siion In confidence TO
IL T HEINIRQI IL CHENILLE
sold BY sii Druggists everywhere.

4sx yoa HELaBoLDs-rAKE NO oTHEn.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTNENr,l
WARRINGTON, Nov ember D. 1881 I
That portion of the foregoing Advertisement
which relates to Ib-ineh battering shot iA with
drawn for the present. GEO. ID. RAMSAY,
Brig. Cen, Chief of Ordnance.
no1l-tulhsal3t
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tbrouph with considerable forcs. Il was AZ
tempted BY tho enemy, upon learning OF tne
present expedition, 10 obstroet tae stream pas
eee ~ lovee and tie lower end OF the pas logs
80. en5 evervsbipg available were bro1ghf n
raoniqitien. Qnite mass Of this sort Of mate
rial yyss placed in the water, bus 1t has al eeeA
removed before this time IS tle arIvai o. ,IT lne
exDsdition ia the Coldwater Tiyor testn tee
Coldwater, the present thsatr or epe5alloils' s
little stream, barely n2yIt aole iot 40
save in times of very high weter, tsusi .Is ~
month Of the pass down 70 lhs hioas1 =. ~
CsoIdwste- or its junction with the Little rama
Sssssio = thirty miles The Coldwatog and the
T5stle TaIlshatchie rivers joining, form the B,g @
Talahafehie This IS naylgeoie LlYeI' @ I9o
rniIas In length. L then unites with i9e waters
If tbe Ysilsbushs river, forming the 1szoo nv
A. Tba Yezoo river is two hundred ana twenty
rnilss long to its Junction with the AississipP'.
~ totsl distance to he traveTsed IN going
bg tbis route from the head Of the pass 20 VICES
b.,ro 4 four hundred and thirty miles. Accord
inc tn the most reliable information thst can Do
Obtained General Psmbert0n has had Ios'iaes- nc
tons constructed 81 the junction o; the hig a.
lsbatebie aud the Ysllabusha rivers a. t@zoe
Civ. one hundred miles abov5 the mousu q Slis
Yazoo river; aud at Haiues' blutj, near ' flcAS-
burg. .,,,5s5 -
Gen. Preutiss, at Helena, having e2nciuaed 10
oct rid of a norton Of the eonhabands eccuInu-
lated Il that pest, day before yesterday sent
about Eve hundred up the TlYer' Ansy Gun
prised both sexes, and reached here yesterday on
The Bell. in charge Of Rev. Samuel Sawyer, su.
nerintepdens of the contrabsud5 for the post OF
Helena. DR.. Sawyer viii be remembered IS t5e
editor Of the Union APPeot, published IN tal'
city a few mouths ago. Their dsslina'ion Is o.
Louis.
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prin,.,lnl cnln1nirr il IlnIr.

SAYS the Christian World Of q late date: The
town of Locarno is one of those pretty little
halfIta'isn, halESwiss towns which line The
northwest shores of the Lageo MaggioTe. The
church, with It's dome towering over the other
buildings, its coIored marbles, sud its quaint old
freseoss by Luini, is the one sight OF the little
city.
Sunday, the 9th Of January, there was pres
ent in the church a congregation, composed, IS
is usually the case in this part Of Europe, almost
entirely of women The men lounging about
the piazza pointed to one another the enormous
quantity of snow which had fallen during the
last six days snd nights in an slmost unbroken
column Suddenly there was dead heavy taiL
g Evidently" they said, fanether distant ava
lanche," and then scream and mumur Of
great horror which spread through the quiet
Streets. All rushed to the spot, and found q
scene horrible past all conception The dome
which covered the body of the church had never
been elesrsd of the constantly falling sDow, ana
she immense weight aeeumgiated was too great
f,r the strength Of the worn-out building The
whole dome gave way and fell on the eongrega-
ton then lneeling IN prayer. In that position
fity-three female c0rpses were found, sitter the
ruins had been cleared by the Inhabitants Oas,
bride Of twenty years Of age, named Bono
was alone extrieatsd alive, and was oarriad 70
her home with some hopes Of recovery" bdl
cha had broken one arm and both legs, One Old
man alone perished among the fifty -lnree who
fell victims in this awful ruin.
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-. Ahon, - Contrnbnnd..

The following is from a correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, who was with General
Weiizelrs army in tbs Lafourche country, Lou
isiana:
The condition Of the eontrabsnds in this part
of the country is truly deplorable. We are
leaving behind us seven or eight hundred ne
yroes who have quartsred themselves within
oar lines, and up to the time Of our departure,
have been fed By cur brigade quaTtsrmsster,who
has drawn ratiOBs for them regularly every day
from the sommissary's 3 stores The present con
dition of sfairs plainly indicates that these peo-
ple mrsE necessarily die Of starvation, By hun
dreds, after We shall cease to feed them. A ma
i7rity of them VIII not work, all assertions to
I the contrary Notwithstanding. I have seen too
many instances Of their disposition to shirk not
I 70 bs convicted Of this fact
I A few days since Bayou Lsfourche crevassei
/ near Tbibodeanx. At 6rst there was but a small
I hole 10 the lsvse through which the water ran
SeOu, however, it increased to a width Of twelve
/ or fourteen feet I have alresdy said the lend
! in the country is below the level Of tie river
and to show how exceedingly dangerous tdis
cgevass was, it IS only Necessary to say thai
Bayeu I,afou1cbe is q large stream nearly twenty
/ feet deep, and Is new about ten feet higher than
the land surreundiagit it.
Although the water was rsPidlY covering every
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FRIDAY. MARCH 13, 1863

before tho severe but just tribunal Of our Of
Tended fatherland, every mark Of disiavor OF
even want Of srdor toward the sacred cause.
On the first day Of our openly coming for.
ward. at the moment when tbs holy struggle be-
gins, the committee declares ell the sons Of Po-
land, without any distinction Of faith or race,
descent or station, are free and equal citizens Of
the country From this moment the land which
the agricultural population POSSESSED on coudi-
ton OF paying rent or giving task work to their
masters, is uneondtionally their property, and
that Of their heirs The landholleFs, who Will
be injured by this arrangement, shall be com
pensated from the general funds OF tho State.
The families Of eli laborers who join the ranks
Of The defenders OF the e0untey, or dc in glod-
Gus death while so serving, snail receive share
of the land protected from the enemy, out Of the
State property.
To arms then, Poland, Lithuuia, and Rothe-
ME, to arms for the hour Of our mutual liberia
zion has sounded, the old sword has been drawn
from its sheath the sacred standard Of the Eagle,
the Knight and Arehsngsl is unlurled
WARSAW, January %, 1858. Il S
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GATHERING sOEG
a. ~ cusRrs-Bsaai. - -.

AIR AND LH0hus--boilHte 0tAe r sA5-
BIZ ANNIE CHAMBERS KETCaUH.
Cous, brothers rally for the right
The braysst Of the brave
SENDS forth her ringing baH'eey
Bssidsth Atlantic wave
She ads the way ia honor's path
Come, brotborsl near and far,
Come rally round the Bounie Blue Flag
That bears The single start
We've borns the Yankee tsachsly
The Yankee gibe and Eueor
Till Yankee iusoleues and pride
Know neither shame nor FEAR
But ready now with shot and steel
Their brazen front to mar,
We hoist aloft the Bonnie Blue Flag
That bears single star
Now Alabama marches front,
And close beside her, come
Her sisters By the Msxique sea
VITA pealiug trJl5lp and drumt
TIL. answering back from hill and gen
The ralIying cry afar.
NATION haists the Bonnie Blue Flag
That bears a single star
By every stone in Charleston bay,
BY each belesgursd town,
We swear to rest net night or day,
But hunt the tyTsnts down
TIL bsthsd in vslors holy blood
The gazing world afar
Shall greet with shouts the Bonnie Blue Flag
That bears single start
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The Fsdfna Battle In tah-Exfermina-
lien ef a hand Of suVRges.

Correspondence Of the New York Iilnesl
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, February -OuE
Indian war is oV4E-sbort, sharp and decisive.
Though Colonel Conner, Of the Ca6forsis vol-
unteeTs, cannot say, ' I came, saw, i eon-
ousred" be may report, " / went, i iOUEtt,
eonqueIe5, I e1tsrminatei' p for such, indeed,
was the iact.
L sppesrs that the IndisDs, said 20 be a miz-
ture Of Bsnnocks and Shosho1es, variousiT
estimated TO number from two 70 three hundred
bad chosen position on ihe noTth side Of Bear
river in a ravine, filed Win brush, and rrDnlug
down to the inner bank, whsEs ths stream forms
A bead, ihs ir1meiists location Of ths ssvs-as
being four or i've hundred yards back fJon The
river They must have been very confident, or
thay would not have remained in their strong
hold.
Col Conuor and his command arrived 5sfor5
the Indian camp last Thursday morning. p0r-
ton Of the troops crossing the river where tha
Indians were. The battle ground was -an to
twenty miles south of the extreme north era
settlements in Cache valley. The mode Of the
battle which continued thrse or four hours, -
represented IS follows A cavalry charge 10 the
/ brow Of The Tsvins; the Indians in the 5ru5u
quite ready picking off the troops c2va.rT
fnd It difficult 70 descend the raviue, sc afe r.
pulsed; a foot charge 20 edge Of Tavine Tspv sadi
/ eutiiading fire, troops plunge into the 1-u,h-
hard fighting Indians Eun toward tie rivsI, r- -r
/ by troops melee, Indians mostly killed, -ross
I victori0us-6nsls.
It is difficult to obtain The exact nuuahar ot .s
I slain. One msn, who claimed 20 have visited.
I the battle Geld after the strife, sad be c5ulad
/ two hundred and twenty-five dead Icdiars, oi
4 whom ten were squsws. Of the ln7.an var
/ riOrs, about dozen are supposed 70 aaTs cs
caDad.
/ OF the officers Of the volunteers, Captain BE
] Lean was wounded in the riyht hand aud D.
| thigh Msjor Gallagher in The right ara, ar
Captain Berry il the right shoulder j enter
ant Darwin Chase was seriously W0uud=5- an
it is reported that he has since disd ksc
privatss ware killed, and thirty-siI wounded.
A number Of troops were also fros- bitten
their feet and toes. The wounded arrived
Monday and Tuesday, while Colonel C9nnoi sr
the chief portion Of his command With aou
Indian ponies sAd other trophies, passed throug
the city thiB afternoon.
/ Drs Reed, Williamson and Steel attended
tue wounded Tire Indians evidently aimed
the belt, as most Of the killed and wound
7 Eers hit in the lungs or other parts q
trunk.
There has becn a clear sweep Of En- lndi
nest, and, doubtless, several grand rascsl5 So
no more tru uble the passing migration o.
Oregon trail Still those fsw forLunale i5.l1
who escaped viii tell their tale OF bl791,
sooneT or later revenge VIII probably 70
tempted.
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a OARDl

FTYHE uudergns5 g. inllrsed hst during ms Aoaiioe
hasv and Hlsi cu1 enaIn "a aaFe prop sessea IA
ooss and circu sie1 io5usiI0usy toe vlesi salc err
oif nm, vi 81 vrcutd total uupTer ny oI notiee
,sse5 10 the i,esTty where the authors ere known.
SlEuder Ike runor. hsth thousand onslss' eAe -
i.si, a. iiiiorsiv ulsu p-eigdiees where the ee
A. A. er refatat-ou n y never rcacn have thereforoi
ress uroBe- 70 depart froa ths rule u cgnlted g.
lance f tie hope n the snidos ey TrYei vi the
v,oiss-1 and h ords 10 fta11 With ft7 Eal nfsmy tie
nslci5us suIhor and ercu scr Il t5e re- 0-tS c5z0a
ta nv q srdlng 3arcia ecctI an1 political Tnl
4 Re 5are of rav s50pt1n, the brhp acs Of ny chA
dreu srorud which sl y tcpss kauqiuess are cen
ters6 and r 70 havs i-ea sncHg you fuT twenty nTs
wears vFh 80 Treprcachsae raputs lea Is = be q 70
IN vsil a-6 uistak h sta da d Of i.ue eostneTn
houor AZ tae proper uae these ma ers VII oe Fe u
rsfed ar6 the creeping c-etu5eE iEe thelr snJ pro
ttvDes vii be bra fro teie bidn5 places 20 the
lTit o. cay 70 Be crusbs5 bonssn ths heel Of lTut
ard j'st hcsti1a. A Laf-
fef "a
Ths pert Eudsoa sud Ciinton G-s.) papers please
copy En5 send b.l 10 this ofice for gollection.
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From the Phlladelphia Inquirer, February q
At iftesn minutes before 2 o'clock Yesterday
afternoon su explosion took plaza ct DuPont's
powder mill at Wilmington, Delaware, which
resulted in the instant death Of tiitoen persons
and the wsunding Of two others. The pioslon
shook the earth for tbirty-thTee miles The
explosion took place in what is tsrmed The PACK
ing mill. There vera engaged at the mill at ths
time seventeen persons, and ell OF them, VIII
the exception Of two, were killed ct cnce oe
coopers were the only branch OF operators 81
work and II is thought the explosion was caused
nv their work in packing powder IN boxes, etc
Tibere- were at the tirae some fifteen or twenty
tuns Of powder in the packing mill, which was
of course, entirely consumed, and ever ybod5
witlia the building at the time either killed o.
dreEdfuily wounded
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-13
NOTECE

n ~ or5s ed On ED0kuITING SERVICE y Cen
BraEr " ID dicec,toss fclm Brgsd er-t General q j.
Pillow. Offering pardon 10 a. a5senting tEemselVes
v,r5zaBtv aud rs35rs ,ns5r caro1ands for duty.
esI up9s tho sbssnt mGmbers Of te 2d sud 2lst Ten
pesses regiments 10 come prsnPtly ana report 70 "a
4 du.r a. Hernan5o, Miss and I'll ths ranSs o. tie
fb Confederate resiul-lt. ch has 30 much dtiH-
rlifbed Itself 90 the hsfiIe-feds ef Bel-ont o1ioh
Fnrningtcn Pe-Tyrf ani &uEfreeEoofo' Also, oi
the garshsld Guards, 90 ID mp taa- noai5 c551BaIy
Ta9e. STOKES.
Captain Company =, Ssrs6eii GuAdE
ahs1- 5sh C.uis5ersto Besimsnt.