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AUGUST 3, 1863.

abroad which are valid in our courts. In
so doing, in either case, we violate no
{ law of the other State. Though of no
force there, it is by our law, of full force
here. 1t satisfies our statute and our
tribunals.
Judge Story lays down the rule, in
Sections l06 and $40 of his Conflict of
Laws, that every State will judge
for itself how far it win adopt or reject
acts done by its own citizens in another
State or country; and that so far as
rights, duties, and acts occurred. dis
charged, or done, under law of one
State in another State, the rule is, that
when they come under the eegnizance
of their own State, for enforcement or
protection, they may be sustained if in
conformity to the law under which it oc-
cured
We have commissioners of emigra-
ton, in other States, acting under our
laws, and paid by our Government-or
have commissioners OF Iowa IN other
States, to take and certify deeds and
other instruments of writing for use in
Iowa. Are their acts void2 The United
States have courts in foreign ports.
They administer oaths and exercise GER
tain judicial powers in matters concern
ing our citizens abroad. Are their acts
void2 As to the vote for Members of
Congress, our State Constitution has
nothing to do with it. The Constitution
of the United States expressly allows the
Legislatures of the States to fix the
times, places, and manner of voting for
Members of the House of Representa-
tives. Shall the Congressional vote be
valid and the other invalid?
We have a recent law authorizing Ma
jors in the army, abroad, to take deposit
tions to be read in evidence in our
courts. Is this act unconstitutional?
There are no complaints of it; yet the
cases are parallel except that the depo-
sitions may not prevent some Secession
ist from getting into Office. In January,
1853, an Act of Congress was passed al
lowing the oath of office to be admins
tered to the Vice-President elect, Mr..
King, on the Island of Cuba, where he
then was for his health Was that act
unconstitutional? 1t was passed by
Democratic Congress, and signed by
Democratic President Under it the
oath was administered to that great and
good man-not in the harbor at Havana
upon our man-ofwar, as it might have
been, in our own national jurisdiction.
But high up on dry land-upon the soil,
and within the exclusive jurisdiction of
Spain. Was it invalid? Was Mr.. King
not Vice-President in law, as well as in
fact? Not even the rancor of party
strife ever questioned it. Why then this
clamor row? With some, it is the nov
city of the thing as applied to elections;
but with others, i'll feelings toward the
Government on account of loss of power.
It is the rule-or-ruin principle; The in:
causes this great right to be denied for
the first time now, when the very exist
ence of our Government is involved.
Such are the influences that have caused
this shameful efforts of certain selfcon-
stituted leaders of once pure and pa
triotic party to disfranchise the defend
ers of our liberty, and to deprive the
State of their counsel at the polls.-keO-
sauqna Republican.
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LAW CARD.
Has. It. Walker.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

Agent for obtaining Pensions
Back Pay and Bounty
TOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND TUT n
the Widows and other legal :. es..
those who die in the service OF the 1nite1 s St.oat
Once on the Northwest side of Third streeI,
near the Washington House nd nearly opposi'e
the Court Hou c, Evansville, Indiana
.,tendsd to. jylS-ly
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J. S 1T HIS
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ms BRAY's BLOCK.

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osdv r,ads Shirts and Collars always on hand, and
80 n-icas that will suit the purchaser. Tucking
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and despatch ,-.., -,....
Thankful for past favors the subscriber respect
literally bestowed for the past five years
oct22 y oWAAH'
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND,

EDITORS JOURNAL: There is no news
here, nor has there been for days past.
cept the reported capture of John Nor
gan. I think he has been captured some
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SASH AND DOORS.
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STARK. BRINKMEYER & co.

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Oromntpess and dispatch, and will give full satis
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BiliOus Disorders Liver Complains.

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Auctioneer's Notice.

f1sFiE undersigned, thankful for past ia
III vots, herebyiiniorns his friends and
the public generallyitiiat he- has taken
out Licenssiast an AUCTIONEER, rand
will attend promptly TO theasale off y,
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All communications addressed 10 him
at Hdrrs-de-G Grace, Hartford county, Nd,
will receive immaculate attention.
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Ayers Cherry PectOral,

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For sale by JAMES HEBRON, Bel
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SLAVES WANTED!

JTTE are ut all times purchasing SLAVES,
wv paying the highest cash prices. Persons
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purify the system from the distractions which make
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when suffering FROM the disorders they cure,
Statements from leading hysicians in some of the
principal cities, and from other well-known public
persons: AIS ,,,.l, h,- IA, F5....t f.,.ff..{ f.
From q Forwarding Merchant Of St. Louis, FebA4,
TIC A' '''Ef ~ 1856. -E'-t .7tt.ivE.. y" +
DR.. AYER; Your Pills are the paragon of all that
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that had proved incurabe for years. Her mother
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have cured herr -, ASA MORGRlDGE.
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syphilis and NIcrcurial Disease.

vel. 6ti a-.-.s NEW QRLEANs, 25th August, 1859,
the request Of your agent, and report to you some
of the effects have realized with your Sarsaparilla
have cured with 1t, in my practice. most Of the
" complaints for which it is recommended and have
found its effects truly. wonderful in the cure OF
Venereat and Mercuriot Disease One Of my pa
tients had Syphilitic ulcers in his throat which were
consuming his palate and the top of his mouth.
Your Sarsapara steadily taken cured him in five
weeks Another was attacked by secondary symp-
toms in his nose. and the liberation bad eaten away
considerable part of it, SO that believe the dis.
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the ulcers healed and he well again, not of course
without some 0iStGuration to his face woman
who had been tedSed for the same disorder by
curry was suffering from this poison in her bones.
hsy aa oecIe SO sense 10 Jae weather that on
joints and bones She, too, was cured entirely by
your Sarsaparila in few weeks. know from its
formula, which your agent gave me, that this
Preparation from your laboratory must be a great
remedy; consequently, these truly remarkable re-
suits with it have not surprised me.
Fraternally yours, Il. V. LARIMER, II. D.
Rheumatism, ssouf, Liver G osmpIafat.
INDEPENDENCE, Preston Co, Va, 9th July, 1850.
DR. j. e. AVER: Sir, I have been afflicted with
painful chronic Rheu,actiSm for long time, which
baaied the skill of physicians and stuck to me in
spite of all the remedies could find until / tried
your Sarsaparila. One bottle cured me in two
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I think 1t . wonderful medicine /. J.3FREAM.g
Jules Y. Getchell, Of st. Louis writes: 81 have
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viii Which sestf9ysd ny heath tried eDSrythn
. been brokenrdOTn man for some years from no
other cause than derongement Of the Liver My
beloved pastor, the Rev Mr. Espy, advised me to
and anything yon made was worthtrying. by the
blessing of God it has cured me, and has SO purified
my blood rs to made d new man ofme feel young
again. The best tiatcan be said of you is not half
good enough r-,,. ....fr
schirrns, Cancer Tumoss, Enlargement,
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You, and should be averted
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III "a 1YElR,S U,
sSarsaparilta

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And for the speedy ofthe following complaints:
1 scrofEla and scrofnlOns Affections, snch
ID g: Tnfners, Ulcers, seses, Erugsisns,
Biains, and all Skin Diseases.
n ,55r3IB ! OAKLAND, Ind, 9Th June, 1859.
J. G. AVER & Co. Gents feel It my duty to &C.
knowledge what your Safsaparilla has done for me-
Having Inherited a Scrofhlous infection, have
suffered from it in various ways for years. Some.
times it burstout in Ulcers on my hands and arms;
sometimes IL turned inward and distressed me at the
stomach. Two years agoit broke out onmy head
and covered my scalp and ears with one sore, which
was painful and loathsome beyond description. ]
tried many medicines and several physicians, but
without much relief from anything. In fact, the
disorder grew worse. AT length was rejoiced to
read in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
an alternative (Sarsaparila), for knew from yonr
reputation that anything you made must be good.
1 sent to Cincinnati and got It, and used it till it
cured me. took it, as you advise, in small doses of
teaspoonful over q month, and used almost three
bottles. New and healthy skin soon began to form
under the scab, which after while fell of. My
skin is now clear, and ! know by my feelings that
the disease kas gone from my system. You can well
believe that feel what am saying when tell you,
that hold you to be one ofthe apostles of the age
: Anu 'e~A'n ever s'A's'''Xs ALFRED B. u TlLLEY.
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81, Anshony's Fire. Rose or EryBipelaq,
letter and Salt Rheum, Scaih Head
Gown

81, AmthOny's Fire, Rose or EryBipelaa,
letter and Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Rin9wOrm, Sore Eyes, DPOpsy. fgV
DIR. Robert III. Preble writes from Salem, N. Y,
18th Sept, 1859, that he has cured inveterate
case of Dropsy, which threatened to terminate ia
tally by the peFseyering use of our Safsaparillu
and also dangerous Malignant Erysipetas by large
doses of the same; says he cures the common Erup-
lions by it constantly. -G
BrOnchoceIc, Goitre OF Swcllcsl Neck.
Zebulon Sloan, of Prospect, Texas, writes: "lhree
bottles of your Sarsaparilla cured me from Gotrc
- a hideous swelling on the neck, which had suf-
fered from over two years." ,,..
LeucOrrhea or Whites, Ovarian Tanner,
Uterine liberation, Femnlc DisenScs.
DIR. j. b S. Charming. of New York City, writes:
81 most cheerfully comply with the request of your
agent in saying have found your Sarsaparia
most excellent Alternative in the numerous COM
plants for which we employ such remedy but
especially in Female Diseases of the Scrofuous
diathesis. / have cured many inveterate cases of
Leucorrhoea by it, and some, where the complaint
was caused by liberation of the ,ttcras The ulcer
alton itself was soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals for these female arrangements"
Edward S. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala, writes:
"a dangerous ovarian tunaor ON one of the females
in nv family, which had defed all the remedies we
could employ, has at length been completely cured
by your Extract of Sarsaparilla. Our physician
thought nothing but extirpation could afford relief
but lie advised the trial of your Sarsaparila rs the
last resort before cutting, and it proved efecual.
After taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
of the disease remains"
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Asa Family Physic.

From DR.. e W. Cartwright, Ne,D Orleans
Your Pills are, the prince of purges. Their ex-
cellent qualities surpass any cathartic we possess
They mild, but very certain and eectua in their
action on the bowels. which makes them invaluable
to us in the daily treatment of disease. s.,.4
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach
From, DR.. Edcdrd Boyd, baltimore.
DEAR BRO. AVER; i cannot answer you acRut
complaints have cured with your Pills better than
to say all that euer treat scith pargdtire med
cine place great dependence ON that eiectual
cathartic in my daily contest with disease and be-
leving as do, that your Pills afford US the best we
have, ] of course value them highly.
- aA 'r PITTsBURa, Pa. May /, 1866
r DIR. J. c.. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly
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Yours with great respect, ED. W PREBLE
2 l.s- al..-E ~ Clerk Of Steamer Clarion.
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The Confederate Government ss ,ansh grst
ifisd, cir, at having hsd an opportunity eftss.
tifyine to bis Imperial Majesty the sentiments
Of eerdias regard entertained BY it for hin, and
for the French people, aud The President de.
sires me TO say THAT iie fully appreciates the
promptueas which the Emperor has displayed
ia responding to the manifestation Of these
feeiings.
viii very cheerfully communicate TO the
aHthor,iies at Charleston the message for them
transmitted by your Government, and receive
with pleasure your own acknowledgement Ct
the friendly courtesy which has always beeD
displayed by this Government towards shat OF
his Imperial Msi,sty
am, with great respsct, yonr ebsaisnt ser
want. j. y. BEsJAMIN. Secs of State.
MA5fred Paul Consul of France, KiNhm'd d, Va.
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THE YANKEES IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Tne fight ia which Gen. Ransom repuised
the enemy on Tuesday last, took place at
Boone's Mill, eight miles from Garysturg AT
three z. NJ, the enemy attacked Gen. Rs
command in postian at Boone's Mill, eight
miles from Garysburg The fight continued
until after dark, and the enemy had Spears's
entire brigade and niue pieces of artillery en-
esged AT seven p NJ he commenced his re-
treat, and our forces pursuing, the enemy
finally ned precipita,eiy, destroying the bridges
bebi d lin, and never haiting until he had
,r ased the Meherrin river 1T Murfreesboro'.
Having tus little, If any cavalry, it was impoa
sibi5 for our forces to continue the pursuit
oaly . short distance. Bu: for night closing in
NJ so e4,ly ab hour, a'tiank movement would
haze beea uaado, that wcuid probably have
resulted lat tbs capture of the entire party
1he. .psint at which the Yankees hailed ia their
ssireas was Mount Tabor, half way between
Nueeor and Murixs-rbara's assst keTe they
awaited .eiafofeenlant3. On Thursday, The
'h.A Ihsy again advanced In three coumns---
oas by way Of Boykina Station, tabent %
miise lrom WeldoD) on the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad, tho second by Roanoke
river, eni the third by way OF jacksonville
sn,ne roai on which they were rspnlsed Tues.
day
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The EXPLOITS OF THE G. S. NAVAL
STEAMERS

The steamer Robert +. Lee, which has jusi
run into Wilmington, N. C., from bermuda,
1rngs us sonc very agreeable intelligence
ifom the steamers Florida and Alabama
n'hco last heard from she has captured the
saips A!deharau, Oneida, Henrietta, Crown
foiut, Red Gauntlet Suniiss, and the schoOn-
era ii. Hill, Vim. Is. Nash, and Hull The
iAsa four were captured within 90 miles OF
New York; Independent of this, the expedi-
t'n shai left her in the Tacony, under Lieut.
Ased, destroyed twenty. seven veesels on the
"ew England coast The deaths on the
Florida since her last report are Pay master
Lynch, Surgeon Grafton, lwho was drowned
james sadley, steward; John johnson, John
Lehman, and lsaac White. The Florida went
70 hermada to coal and to land sixty prisoners
sAe asg aboard. When she went into port on
Inc itAa Official salutes were exchanged with
we British authorities On shore. She has
s,So,e"0 In silver in the chips chest. a letter
from ons OF Ito officers Of the ship gives al
sseoant of her chasing the u. 8 steamer Erics-
con, saat out after her, within sixty miles Of
New York harhor. II says
We ran down until We saw the Yankee %.
,yn nJing from her peak. "All hAnds" Wers.
'aen cail.G 70 quaSieTs. After marHuvsipY
soous haif sn h0ur, she finally ran down - a.
- soon ~ she vas near enough We hauled
soWn the Eagiish cologs, fsvhilh Were hJing
- .'s tns ume, end showed 70 thsif view tho
hss b,osa aaa Sss ~ 80 s. sAs re-. .s easss
tst pivot and sought protsetion behtsd De
eolp'e bulVsYka Hut the Wnafhar Wne n tSefP
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AFFAIRS AT CHARLESTON.

At Chasleston, Wednesday morning, four o:
the enemy's batteries on Morriss leland,
mounting eleven guns in all, opened on Bat
lefy Wagner, assistsd by the lroneides and
two of the monitors. The Ironsides retired
after being struck by gan from Sumter.
Daring the evening another fire was opened
uron Battery IIaskell ION James's Island)
from new Yankee battery erected Oh Black
ialand. 1t se probable, from this new fire aud
Tue iGet that e transports are lying in Stone
ilsar, that movement upon J.mes's Island
"a contemplated oy Gen. Gilmore. Thursday
morning the Irousldes and two monitors COM
meLced urius and shelied Battery Gregg all
day, Aad the new battery en- Black Island
threw an oecaeional sbeil iuto Battery Has
Asi', on james Island Oar entire casualties
dan9g lie two days were four killed. Gen.
beaareggfd inspected all Of the batteries on
Thnrsday. A telel ram from Charleston yea
terday Sunday says "ail is quiet here. The
weather is clear aud hot" A good deal has
been said abuus the distance from which guns
may reduce & fort, aud Fort Palasai has bsen
cited III The discussion. The nearest guns to
Foft Paaeki were exactly 600 Yards distant
They were five 3upounder Parrots, one
u pouader, two 81 pc undera, and two a.
aldaJ Jauaes's euns. With tlsse, and three
10 luCh Columtiads, ,e5! yaIds distant, the
"hols work OF The reduction was accomplished
Ia eighteen and II half hours eannonading -
HE remaining batteries were ALI mortars and
totally iuln Give Fort Wagner, which the
Yankees are now bombarding, is 10 day strong
of than Il w4s yesterday, and stronger yester
cay 'han il was the day before. Every bit Of
'he damage done is instantly repaired, and the
battery Is being made infinitely stronger.
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courtesiss Between The Confederate an,

Ccurtesies Between the Confederate and
fTeEch Governments
The following Is q copy OF the correspon
dsncs between the Confederate authorities
and those of the French Government relative
to the assistancs lately rendered at Charleston
to the dispatch ship Renaudin:
CONSULATE OF FRANCE AT REcHMoND,}
Richmond, 29th July, 1868.
Sir. On the happening of an accident on the
23t of last February, in Sulivan's Pass,
which caused damage 70 the steam dispatch
ship RenGudin, belonging to tha imperial
Navy, the Confederate authorities hastened to
tender TO the commander of that vsssel the
p.atnitous use of the floating dock at Charles
ION, and he was thus ena5isd to make the ne
cessary repairs and continue his voyage.
The Govern nient Of the Emperor having
been Informed Of this circumstance, desires,
cir. that the oppression OF his very warm
thanks should be transmitted 10 your Govern
ment, as well AZ to the aathori.iss at Charles
ton.
have the honor Of enclosing % you a copy
of the dispatch just addressed to me by tue
Minister Of Foreign Affairs on this sntlset.
am happy TO be thus made the Interpreter of
the sentiments of my Government anon the
present occasion. which affords fresh Evidence
of the friendly disposition and courteous spirit
OF which the Confederate authorities had pre-
viously given ne 80 many proofs,
Conformabiy to the Instructions of the De.
partment Of Foreign Affairs, rs you will PSF
csiye in the enclosed copy of its dispatch,
appeal to your obliging favor, sir, for the trans
mission to the Charleston authorities of the
expression of the thanks due to them, and for
The assurance that the Emperor is deeply sen.
sib!e of their generous conduct which enabled
the dispatch steamer Renaudin to complete its
repairs
pray you, sir, to accept the assurances, Ne.
ALFRED Paul.
To the Hon. J. p. Benjamin, Ssc'y Of State,
Dep't Of State.