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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
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PRINCIPLES dr POLITICAL ECONOMY, with
some Of their Applications to Social Philosophy,
MANUAL iISH i OF DEVOTION, for fI Dons.tic @ and
Private Use. BY g. Uphold p. D., Bishop Of In.
Of rnspirStion. By N. Mahan, D. b. ''
ossc-st PHILIP soLoMoNs
DOSTAGE STAMP ALBUMS,
Various styles and prices; avery convenient
book for collectors Of stamps
just received and for sale BY
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EADY EARLY IN NOVEMBER.
GENERAL BUTLER AT NEW ORLEANS,
A Hisory Of he Departmsn, Of he Gulf IN ne yea
ieos, sr6h dr6ns~f ~ the caEfurs Of hsp Or
leans, snd sksfcA Of he prepious carer
Of he General, eirl and military.
By JAMES PARTON,
Author Of :" Life Of Andrew Jackson,n Life o
Aaron Burr" etc etc.
MR.. PARTON has had th. best possible fscilitiss
for the preparation Of this work, including ffsS
access to onicial documentl The capture Of New
Orleans, and General Bitler's administration
there, form the most brilliant epoch In the present
war, and those who are acquainted with Mr.. Par
tons previous works will anticipate q volume o.
| intensest interest. II will be ready early In No
| vember, forming one octave volume Of about To-
MASON BROTHERS,
ocis-Std 6snd Mercer st., N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

| WINDOW SHADES,
From 81 to $40,
ALL CoLORs AND SIZES, WHICH WILL BE
SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

DETAILED roR Dufr At CENTRAL GUARD.
HousE.-Leut. J. p wodeii, 18th company, ID
battalion, Invalid Corps, was yesterday ordered
TO report for duty to Lieut.. Berry, commander OF
Central Guarihouse. Lieut.. W. formerly belonged
10 the cath New York volunteers. He takes the
place at the Central Of Lieut.. Carroll, who LEFT for
the neld with his regiment the ID District.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

AsurLER ARRESTED ron PASSING 'RAIssD"
TaEAsuRy MORE Policeman Robert Johnson yes.
teriay arrested L. A. Harmon, su'ler, charged
with passing twodollar Treasury note raised to
any, on Jacob So, der, . blacksmith, corner Of
Eleventh and Bstreets The c'se was heard before
Justice Rowland. Harmsn acknowledge to hav-
Ing passed the note, but pleaded Ignorance Of its
spurious character, and said that 1t was paid to
him BY On ofnosr Of the Army Of the Potomac, He
made good the nfty to Mr.. snyder and Justice Row
land dismissed the case. The note was turned
over to the property clerk OF the Metropolitan Po
lioe iorce.
A SALE OBDERED. Some days since we
mentioned the faet that large amount OF con.
demned property was In the hands Of the Property
Clerk Of the Metropolitan Poiioe force, and that
delay Of sale, provided by act OF Congress, was
Injurious to the public interest, In that much Of
the property was becoming valusless. The Board
of commissioners have ordered . sale, and Mr.
Herrick is now preparing list Of property in his
hands subject TO sAls. The sale 10 To take place on
the Iit proximo.
DEATH OF WRLI~KNowN RESTAURANT
KErPEa.-Mr. W. =. Bsntsr, for many years ths
L..o.. ~ tha restaurant on q 1trset, betwaan
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!" y
AzAzANDnzA lSmA-Ws saip ~ ALLOWING
nsws itens nua NJ Aisaaada1s ~ Jbursi ef
yesterday afternoon; -
4 NEW bnnAy ConpAuv.-AnaaOsasats ass
sapt0y apDrsasAing ssoposo1sa ~ ~ staselng Of
neg Ne q 1sssy boe6 bsewssa tAis 80 WasA-
iAgtoa sity. vssssb sn1las 10 ~ usosklyA fsssy
boats are 70 b ussd b ths sew company. asd tAsy
win b especially s1setsa 70 ths eonvsyaass not
only Of passsa0ssss ~ q carriages, wagons,
hersss, d. AsssAasaassas Of IN elegant sad
substsaiiai sasssts ass - - erected for the %.
oonnodstisa sf passsagess 81 sash wharf. Ths
Ars 10 % - pald q ~ gsAs before entering The
boat, saA anaaDsusats yin b efSseted for seil.
Ing tiehsts q ssevealsnt places on Psnssylvania
avssus, in wssAiAossa eity, and q the prin.
clpai hotsls cf Northern and Eastera cities
Baggage VIII - taken shasss Of and promptly
Forwarded 70 o. ffoe the Depot to any point dc.
sired-ia fsss every fasility and convenience viii
b. prov. ds1 ~ The sosoansdation Of travellers.
The stoskAelAsss are all men Of capital, sad are
large sssekheIdsfs u the washington and Georgs-
town s>ssss Railway, In oonnsstion with which
the eaesspfiss 10 10 b conducted. The company
has lsassd the wharf a. Pier No. 70, between
Prince and King stsssts, aad have secured wharf
near ssveath street, h washiagton. We under.
stand the iins VIII b put In operation early In
Decsnbsr NEXT
CAPTuass YEsTxapAv.-Ths rebel gusrrillss
were quite bold aad daring yesterday, and were
down In considerable Sosss bstwssn Fairfax Court
House and washinstoa. oas squad captured two
Of Gen. ssdgvtsk's staR onosrs, and another cap
tured captain aad killed two soldiers while stu
another succeeded In dsstroying . suffers train.
L. D. HAnnisoS.-L. D. Harrison, whose absence
from home led 10 the Impression that he had been
fouily dealt ~itb has returned 10 the city, hayinr
bssn detained In Philsdslphia by severe illness.
U. 4 Disrnicr Couar.-This court net and or
GAINED st the usual hour this norning with Judge
Underwood In the chair, but owing 10 the absence
Of certain important witnesses u WAS compelled to
adjourn till t0-mQIfQN DornlnS Al 10 a,olook A. n. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

|. E. W A l. X A V E N
MASONIC HALL,
No. ns CHESTNUT STREET,
ocio-eodst PHILADELPHIA.
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A Wonu IN BR1DClIs. Policeman John +.
Parker, OF the Third ward, Last night arrested q
woman In bresshss, - she was coming out Of
Ford's theatre, sallantins . couple Of girls. She
was taken TO The station house, where she gave
the name Of Fanny Lockland. Her real name,
however, 10 Fanny Lyiss, and she 10 well known
to the police OF this city and Baltimore. Justice
Thompson this morning nned her o.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

%6is SALEM STREET, BOsTos, MASS.
The only manufacturer In the United States, OF
Brass Alphabets and Figures, to any great extent
OF In any variety.
sold 81 Wholesale at the Lossa Cash Prices Also,
the bsa Of IndeIibk Stencil Ina, vrnY CHEAP. stem
oil Dies, and all kinds Of stencil stock. Inquiries
or orders promptly ATTENDED to. ocs-sm
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WAsHIHoroN, d, c.. Ocl

WAsHIHoToH, D. c., October II, 1853.
Hon. Richard Ys'ss, Gorevaor Of lHinots:
DAs i n He Az yo0s a,iyM iyl. N .Ss c,sy
in Ohio, the undersigned, In common with all O
your numerous admirers hers, are dssirous Of list
ening to an address nom you In defence OF tina
Union In the maIntsnanes d which you have x
greatly distinguished yourself
Hoping our request may nsst your APPRECIATION
anoe with II, We have only 70 sdd that we are 20
sured that the nne hall OF the Caiou League vii
WIN. p. DOLE,
JOS. n. BARkETT,
WIN. BEBB,
J. N. EDMUNDs,
JOS. 9. WILSON,
N. .. BROWN,
gko: :. saAkRErrs,
I. CLEPHANE,
JOHN n. ELvANS,
A. n. SWAN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
|CURTAINs.- SHADES. CURTAINS /

OF all grades, styles and oolors, to which hs ~.
spsctfuly invites the attention Of the
public, consisting Of
RfCH SATIN DAMAsK CURTAINS SI26 % to 400 90
Rich BRocArELLE CURTAINS. 100 90 to 80 90
Rich TERay BoRpERED CUR-
s.......................... 70 90 to 30 10
SATIN DELAiNE CURTAINS % 90 to lbO 90
WonsrEp REP CURTAINS. 20 90 TO $50 %
usIor REF CuRrAiss........... % 90 to 100 90
sTniPE REP CuRrAIss........... IS 90 to 100 90
WoRsTEp DAMAsK CURTAINS. 30 90 to 10 %
UNION DAMAsK CURTAiss....... IS ooto 10 %
RICH LACE TAMsounEp Cun-
TAIss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is 90 to rs 90
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. 800 to rs %
TAMBouRED Muslin CURTAINS. 81 to 20 "
vEsTiBuLr LACE CuRTAINs.... soto so
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATlNEE,
REGULAR SERIES, SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Admission: Ladies, % cts children, 10 cts
DAY Performance Of " Tue Arab lay" " La Ca
priccio," and " Deeds OF Dreadful Note"
The popular Versatile Comedians,
H. 9. EAGAN and J. s. EDWARDS,
viii appear on MONDAY EVEN NO next. ocis
VJARIETIESi VARlET ESi
v Fronting rsnnsyivaniA avenue and Ninth Of
namin =.
THIS MONDAY EVENING,
A Bill OF UNSURPASSED ATTRACTION, exceed
ing In Novelty and styls any thing
heretofore attempted.
FIRST NIGHT OF THE LONDON SENSATION,
THE CURE! CURES CUREM
The 4 eat Pantomime Of
THE FROLICS OF COCO.
Also, several new Ballets, Ethiopian faroes, Pam
tomimes, Banjo Solos, hc., &C.
u Go see this great per formance
OUR GREAT stan COMPANY,
MAFFlT AND BARTHOLOMEW,
MONS. BAPTlsTlN,
LIMA WlNbEL,
The Misses Florence, Miles, Marsh, MILES Rouetta
Elomore and Theodore, all appearing In the
Great Performance.
Wednesday Afternoon ..
LADIES FAsHIONABLE MATINEE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
FOR SALE OR RENT,

COR RENT---A STORE ROOM, WITH
IL Cellar and other rooms, suitable either for
Shosstore, grocery or restaurant. Also, for s,le,
. MArket-stand and Huckstsr's License In the Cen
9uire Of JOHN H. wendell, 81 High str.et.
oeorgetowr. oc30-eo5ts
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20

NOTICE. JUST RECEIVED FRI:
Germany, q large lot Of RHENlsH WiNks
o the very best quality, which will be 'oia oS '"'
s'"''' '''' " G. A. sPRINGMAN's
Columbia Hotel and Restaurant,
- Pennsylvania avenue washington ~ -
oct2-ams
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-20
THE DRAFT.

g INSTITUTES HEADQUARTERS.
~ The highest pnees will bs paid for sUBsTI-
Substitutes will hnd 1t TO their tntsrcst to apply
at the Intellleence and Real Estate once" No.
81 Ninth street, near fsa,sylvanis avenue:
iySo-u -. T. MILLER
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oeio-2w Tsund. Chron. Chron. 4 Int
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-20
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


NJ Office TO TAxPAYERs.-OFFICE OF THE CON.
IN nissoners Of Taxes and Assessments, 80 Chambers
street. New York, January lses-Ectoe Il hereby oven
the city and county OF New iorE for the year s63 VIII be
open inspection and review from and AFTER Monday Jan
nary u 1865 and will remain open I'll tho Sth day Of April
OF the Aforesaid real and personal estate q the
selves sgcrieved must make application ~ the Com
mtssionerr during the period above mentioned. ir
der obtain the relief provided by law The act 1850
that during the time the books shall be oisn TO
public inspection heeinbcfotr provided. application
may be made by any person considering himself az
grieved the valuation OF his personal
estate have the corrected. II such application be
male In relation the assessed valuation OF real estate
be in writing. stating the ground OF objscon
thereto. and theIeupon Commissioners shall examine
into complaint and In their Judgment the
erroneous they shall the be corrected IL
such application be made RELATION assessed vsua
estate the applicant shall bv examined I'M
oath said Commissioners who shall De auhoriI
administer such OF tn and II. In his
Judgment they shall
cause lie corrected FIX the or such
believe be just and declare their
oeron thereon within thirty Ays after such Application
shall been made to them No reduction shall be made
by the Board OF Supervisors OF assessment on real aud
personal mIosed under this act. unless SHAH
pear oath rmatIon, that the aggreved
unable attend within the period prescribed for the cores
tion sickness absence from the city
A. WILLIAMSON, Commissioner
j. W. ALLEN. OF Taxes and
j W. BROWN. Assessments
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w HITE's MALT COFFEE.-THIs ARTICLE WILL BE
w found trial pleasing 70 the taste moro health.
than coffee. II prepared from
pure selected grain matted in peculiar manner and roas
malt house OF West and Bethnne Streets BY NAT
THEW WHITE. n. B-pealers viii obser,e that our Ia
bells copy wright aad esch signed by the
facturer. a. tsI
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY APRIL 20, 1863
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
A KiSzETs EIGHTH AVENUE
BARGAINS
FROM LAST WEEKS
AUCTION SALES

EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
Fine Needle~nr~ Sets, worth 81, at aOc
Fine Neetlewurk > u. worth 81 10, at 76c
Fine Ne dleworS Sets worlh s. at 81
Fine keedi~work Collars, worth % !, at 25c.
Fine Nee lc~ Collars. worth DE, at Sac.
Fine Needlew ok Collars, " orth 81 at soc.
EDGINcs AND INSERTIONS.
loo Real Lace Collars hall price, ba,c. TO ~ o.
300 Needework Bands l2l,c, l5c lie.
:. " Neodework bands, Doc, Sic, zoe.
z, $40 Needlc~ ork Bands 7bc, $50 81.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
CHkAP Lot LADIES all L. nrn. &c Sc, Sc, lOc.
CHEAP LOT Ladies' all Linen, llc l2c, lac, l6c
EXTRA PURE men Canbrit, worth &C. at 25c.
CHEAP Lot Gents all Linen l5c.. lsc., 25c.
CHEAP LOT Cents Fancy Borders. l0c., lie, l5c.
Boys and Misses Fancy Borders, 4c., DC.
LADIES' al Linen, Fancy Borders lSc.
CHEAP LOT Fine sheer Lawn, l2lSc.
ALL LINEN, FINE.
HEMSTITLH, 25c NEEDLEWORk Sic. Soc.
FINE GRASS, ALI. LINEN.
LINEN, 26c HEMsrITCH. &c., SIC.
6,DO DAMAGED ALL LINEN, 7c, Sc. &C., Ice.
! HAVE EVERY ARTICLE ADVERTISE.
! SELL AT THE PRICES ADVERTISED
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A GENTS AND DEALERS TAKE NOTICE. -BEING
n sole piopreiors OF Downeg Iiemmer and shield
for hand sewing with indispensable artc solicit
yoar orders tor cirsuAGIs anl terms enclose stamp .
RICE CO. 81 Park row, ". Y.
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Nr,, Ie1,, o'"'n "o'th W. ~ Se
iN'ANi' "Ai'is' pporNcs AND INSERTIONS
sS S s sssa Lsse ep sSs. hal sffs I 70 81 o.
sS ss:sisss s Bands ss"i: 49, &c. SEE See g. g.
HANDKERcHIEP DEPARTMENT.
CHEAP CHEAP L LSF L Is.. 4.
EXTRA PURE nen saa abpsh' w iir & Al &c.,
HEAP Lo Ss@ a.s ~ Lissa lss lss IS m
9sss ana 4 ns Fanny saay s sSrsr. &C.
CHEAP Lot Fine Sheer iwn' PIE
u Ems h1sESs asc xppn,rw6PR FINE Ale. soc
FINE Iiss ssA sss Hrxs AIF tIk ZEN Sic
HAVE PA kxkhY M LINEN III SCI Ss Ice
SELL At rilE Prices ADVERTISED
sr, .w ,o STRAY GOODS DEPARTMENT. - .,,v.
sTkA Nv soNNtTs ysS p,, Tu sSR ~
STRAW BoNNETs' &c, PEpALs
sTRAW h0SSETs Sc, FAN Sna HAis
STRAW BoNNErs Ssc,, CHINA PEARLs
STRAW B0NNiTS Al iEIIIoRN
s7ES% S SSSSs o sAy1S s s$sIbs
ssrrssAAww B BNNEiis s55 srYLE'
STRAW BSSNsrs $50 AND SHAPE.
NEAPOLiTANs IN EVERY STYLE
.msh.,,r Hoos. 8, , Z, IS a. 3 90
Shspss |. Id %hs @ 10
s,SSoBioomers ali ssyIcs from dc 70 81 81
1'f'''' 1 11owrn Vs. ST S.s s's,
EVERY style a, IL s1DSI DEPARTMENT.
BONNET Nn 2: r, sI I.xn:. ,,n. 80,
70 90 sards Bopdc iace: ic., hc' &c. to 49,
sSSS yards Fancy Bonnet Ribbons, S. lsc. 10
1900 yards Sc ST. ,s
- . ., GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
AleIandre's Sir Gloves. .oc; ovv.
.a.,..n%S. ..nrxrxr
s sHEAs E ESE fs:: % viii: h: ::: r.
E Esss E Ens,ss a sa'.s:sl Loose &C.
dss'' Good Cotton hsli Hoe: h'.s. ''a
Ana AnS s ,S sssr s 70.
Essslisnt 20 , yards sewing 1G St,ons =.
8 COATES 1S Y1Ros corfoN.
10000 bes. Spool silks. all oo,ors. lie.
Very hest NeedIcs Is IN pstsr. Ic
2a06O Cards Swan Bill Hooks aud Eyes, &c.
Bss rench wo sf geo coo": whit. and oo
600 pieces Worsted skirt Braids g.
Ola ;ii Brown OWN windsor Soap a. &C. ~
s Fiji Sss's SUPPLIED FIJI S.'Aas
THE TRADE SUPPLIED
Al AA'' '" w 'g RiszsS, A..'.
Wu m and us Eishih avenue.
.-.'-- $50 = :. :. - ----- - $3.50
:. opy.- ,ynrcy,,vx- n
A GhkAT iSDuchAkNF AH9 hlf1" M
WILL BE 0ypEEEPv Soc N
IN pupcuA a,,I hE CoAiSo "ESA t..oef.
OF Dry ooops
- rr,y @,rvvr., M, ~, v,.,opTy nuu ~voDs
ov AJTGTieN s SA Us aI
A. o,r.,o,. =, VI THE FAST wEsA'
fo"hLs az iUM EL nHHHx,ska
psta PRINTS oiSoaa "a, =. n.
We are ena',s 49, = :, aa; pover cuv pvs~ AVN
OF the
TO BE FOUND y iHs CIT.
''"'':''il '' he PRICES ADVERTISED
THE pREss GOODS STOCK
Coo,sDs ra A.so,tmsnt :. ioc.. Ia. L. M Ia -, n
NEW CHECK SILKS
RICH oros M surn
very Cheap. at ios o'' '
u,v ,-n5s. ,,x
Fro" Is up.
DOUBLE WIDTH COLOkED ALPACAB.
LARGE STOCK or FLAX rowELLIN0.
Also, . large stock Of
NJ ioc' H. Ia sd' ana L. % each'
yvsr .xva,c.. n,,v-s
..c..,.. Pr ia" rhiHiS'
SP''"s "S''' ~ASS 49, = s"'"'
.,x-c., <,,~-,c...
80, sCofCh oiNohAhs'
yaro "lae ~ ou-
urv.c,,Dn xr.,,vs
- =. - "ASA~HHD "ooLNS,
IRON ~ ana up
vvuv evcvvo -r,,, nm an .,r,c
~" OF ni"o sihirb SnAWLS,
IRON isa anu up.
Aho' ami ~ on. ~ ops ~ ~, oru ~, o.ys
A.. ~ At, ,.,... i ssn HFD 'Aoi" SSonhS'
IN All M 1sT cp pvpnprr, on p.su,ov
NhiSiaD Abhca ,.".vn,," W rAShioH,
~ Do"1"' n popppro
v" -" "o'N"'"'
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;rAxEs TAxEg-THE UNDERSIGNED. RECEIVER
Il ~ raves ior the of Motrisa1ia aud West
and .so Nc sloo Coffcior aor pnri.t 70 Nornsanis
Sssry ana Bfooue street On I've An. sna g for
tbc H'"" JOHN ElsELE Collector.
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DRY GOODS.

IL. wiz ARE OPENING FROM THE
TRADE SAILS.
1000 dor. LADIES' LINEN CAMBRIC cheap
sold them time Handxerchles), from l2hc 70 ac.
H. MSrITCh do. from 10 10 81. WE NEVER SOLD
FINER FOR THE MONEY.
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kTA MEETING OF TROOP p, THIRD REGIMENT
~ Hussars, OF the National uard held April II. Captain
O. Mesohn IRE, ding, Major W. schlnsle {la,e cap
John ". Seliyes date lieutenant of the troop
presented by members of that troop with two
CANT mouais The company had very good time and
6rDar at A hour.
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OPENING FROM Tiii- TRADE SALES
200 Cartons FANCY ~ At Ribbons, from q.
SO Iartons PLAIN COaD Edge RIBBONS. all tho de
siral ,e shades aud widths, best quality imported
PULL STOCK VELVET RIBBONs,
BONNET SILKS MoUssELINEs. Ac
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FULL STOCK ladies' and Children StrAws and every
variety French Flowers, aud Iuu ino OF AiNinery
Goods, at low prices.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19
Very resp,
LAsAyETTs PARSER.

PENSIONS The amount Of pensions
70 total disability are fixed "a follow.
Nan.commssioned officers, mn
s'cians and priya'e-, per month. eS
Second Lieutenants IS
First Licutenants II
Captains 20
Majors -
All officers ofhigher rank 80
But large majority Of those accept.
ed rs pensioners arc only partially dis.
abled, and the amount ofpension is rated
accorl ling to their disability, which
may he one fourth one third. one half,
two.thirls, three-fn,rths. Is Tho
disability i. based in proportion IN
which the effects Of wound received
or disease contracted in public scrvice
actually ~ .blcs one from obtaining .
livelihood.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19
COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY MARCH 49, 1863

Fish are rot plenty. Snakes and ceutf
pedes are found in tho valley. the bite
q either being very poiaonorrA
The country east OF the m,unsaias. -
more generally designated - The "vsl
lcy," looks ike IN ssernal wssasl sew
habitations being seen, except ahrc
the streams which are generally skirtcss
with Few cotton woods, willows, box
elders and al1ers. The plains however
afford excellent pssturage both susnlner
and winter, the grass retamieg ies nu-
,ri.ive quality during the who3e year,
which Is shown in the Improvement IN
the condition Of stock through the ws,s-
ter
There is now prevalent an excitement
respecting the Salmon river and Bos-
wick mines, on the head waters Of the
Missouri. Numbers have already started
and the population will in the spring bo
greatly reduced in consequences. A
portion Of those going can wellbe spared
being voving, care Tor nothing set, not
having any definite or settled object IN
the future. The Americans are Of all
other civilized nations the most un-
settled changing from one position to
another FIR some better pace, where
money can be made, or where some ex-
citcment exists, that Icing preferred by
many TO slow successes.
There are now qnartered here part
81 three regiments Of Colorado vnlun-
tecrs, which give the town something
of IN appearance Of life. 1t has been
reported at varipus times that part
were destined f r the States, yet an ord,'r
OF "forward march" has not been given.
4 provost guard patrol the streets and
good OF der is preserved. The weather
remains very fine.
Very resp,
LAFAYETTE PARKER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19
WASHINGTON, Afarch IL.

WASHINGTON, March IL.
The following was issued to. lay
BY TIE PRESIDENT OFTHE UNI
TED PROCLAMATION
RESPECTING SOLDIERS ABSENT
WITHOUT LEAVE.
Executive MANSION, March 10.
In pursuance Of the Goth section Of
an act Of Congress, entitled IAN act for
enrolling and calling out the national
forces,' approved on the Sd Of March,
1868, I, Abraham Lincoln, President
and Commander in Chief Of the Army
and Navy Of the Army and Navy of,he
United States, do hereby order and
command that all soldiers enlisted or
drafted into the service of the United
States, now absent from their regiments
without leave, shall forth with return to
their respective regiments; and do
hereby declare and pr,lcam that al
soldiers now absent from their respec-
tive regiments without leave, who shall
ON or before the lst # April, 1868, re-
port themselves at any rendezvous des-
ignated BY the general orders Of the
War Department No. So, may be res
torctl to their respective regiments with.
OH, punishment, exchpt the forfeiture
Of pay and allowances during their ab.
sencc, and all who do not return with
in the time above specified shall be ar
rested as descrters and punished as the
law provides.
And whereas evil-disroscd and dis.
loyal persons, at sundry places, havo en-.
ticcd and procured soldiers to deser.
and absent themselves from their regi
mcnts. ther. by weakening the strength
Of the armies, and prolonging the war
and giving aid and comfort to the enemy
and cruely exposing the gallant and
fAithfui soldiers remaining in the ranks
10 increased hardships and dangers, !
do, therefore, call upon all patriotic aid
faithful citizens to oppose and resis,
the aforementioned dangerous and
reasonable crimes, and aid in restoring
to their regiments all soldiers absen
without leave, and to assist in the OK
ccution Of the act Of Congress for en-
rolling and calling out the national tor
ces and for other purposes, and to sup
port tho proper authorities in the prose
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

cution and puni 'hment Of offenders
against said act, and in suppressing the
nsurrection and rebellion.
N testimony whereof, I have here
unto SCI my hand. Done at the Cit,
Of Washington, this 10th day Of March
A. D. 1868, and Of the Independence o
che United States the s7th. Sfgned
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of war