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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12
Tears oil sympathy /.

Tears Oi sympathy.
I.thers class Of persons dee wing the sympy and
p Of the sound Ia heah it Is the poor disabled victim Of
soro.oous Ucers Chronic AJ1c whose bodies cro 20 d.
6aurct with trupiiye diseases TO forbid their seeking te
.ory oil thor ,ads 10 e suoh cure il provided in d..
Esdways Cleansing syrup called RD"AiS ! REAONhT-
nc RE5CLVI.NT One u ak botes Of this Mufyciogs
Remedy VIII cure the wort ca.e8 let those afflicted wh
Clolc SoTe lcIs Fevrr Sores. Sore Heads SoFe Logs,
scrfs asd az SIln Dscascs. This remedy IN ic"
tcywi DO enabled nins!c in society, cured fnee
~ pef bottle
sod by RADWAY Co.,, 10 q Malen lane corner Of
Col1.st. aud by dT, r~ss generally.
Pos,.Oacc sctioc.-Tle MAiis for the UNlTfD KING
DOM ana t. CDHiI IaEEf ,i1 OnrrnrtDan and isep0oi
por stesrer CITY or BALTIMORE. end fr tine ohhhiAH
fftIEs. va Biffn per stcaIer INV -fORht hlN c,st
a. ta Diicr SAIi iiDtI, the I2h Day II acpribr n
~ ocilc o. oli % the uptown fanIa o. iD,aa: $40
tom and B 10 Stations lfd -, - stniioA
ABRAM WAKEMAE. PM
Bcebc's Cooking EaDgcs-Cotabne more good
nuntrt than sy oter Iargc M They economic =
g. couamnyiou oi c0a casly lpt IN Tp.r haze open
ire ilr foa. ting, and aJc tuTo blAcfs.
81 The various h.lfs put up, nnd warranted by
JAMES, FOWLER, klRTLhhD D. CO.,
LATH IAHEs, ELRBK g. CO.,
fORHHh RFADE, CENTRE AND IN tIa.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12
!. WHITNEY NJ D.

The August namber OF The B!e E-aAine,, edited by the
Rev George SoTr contains the .oilou as editorial notice;
lopSE wArsR-.n this number of magazine We in
f,luce 10 hc a.cn,oa q readers ,hi. medical rrpsrn
ton We h.yc done ,o r pay nor because or pages
agr used Is u,'l Of adytr.iseacrils have uniformly
declined hcu but ssa,ude to God nd s's Of blsoni to
Dr. Andcgs Go. h-, ualr e. iussgt tAr following:
Ny only Ocoffo b storm. - years Old, las been
a,,i i,E dozen y,ais, oT Ices, wlh painfi
~ alii a, md iG1musoas vaTious part. Of lis body
olrnes seemingly b. was neurto death, then ,rrspi'e
season but only return os TIE dscasc "!i rogc
violence. For ic pl three ycsr he he bad open soFc
ls brat and bitterly h, collar bose. With uccra
uon n bic throat 'a' apdiy Increasing. Tia, dssou
non sprrsrcd u,ya.r Ia h.. condition lie uppl ed 10 Dr.
Andcrs CO. BY the @; the Iodine Water tie ulccrst
10 ns throat dss sppeatcd ga short time. Continuing ito usc
90 Ices months he apparently healed and bis
scucfal health much improved This whom hai feared
would Ai asleep n death before ths su should dosc. Is
now apparently .aI way perfect acth
mortal state. In gratitude TO God Who has
TINS answered proycr sid IA justice to d. Aldcss Co..
have nadc ts satisfied that there Is in the
Iodine water Treatment which m fcadcri Of this uaga1ie
d, 30 ilan1 g. Editor - bringing to their notice.
"GEO SIORRS"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12

Jaly p 9o3
pn II. AyprRs 10 o-CrNTs ! have taken ore bottle OF
Iodine Mater rh docl,i ad,sn'sfc, os d chronic Blgn'
cutie 81 several ,elrs standing.
lours, Ac..
4. MANN, lR.
NO % WIl street
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12

C,lo-ed people in want Of apartments vii
tne in orr columns an advertisement setting forth
wiz re they msy obtain ,ho-e which cannot but meet
sie wishes.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12
EAST HAMPTON l.. l. I
l4.s M mn 4

EAST HAMPTON l.. l.,
May 10, 1893
Dr. II. ANDERs Co.-GEArs: The Package OF Iodine
Water cae oil right Ay disease is that o. tho aifral valve
~ the heart before using the Iodine Water grating sound
heinz very distinct distinct that could be leardw
ou Aety with my o,creoa baitoael. Now that rubbing
sotnl 4. uot g. bc h.aid.
ionis tTly
GEORGE Z. LESTER
NEW YORK, January, %. 1891,
d. H. tNDras Cc.-GnNrs It aio.ii me tho highest
eliuc to inrn you that your iodine Water hls entirely
c.r,d ny icis OF Chronic lnhamn-tory Nheuma!i'n
Iva limbs a. ex.remcs drawn up and lis hsait As
aG ced r bis whole body by 10 excessive palpia'
ton, .,
II BERTFLlNG,
Musical instruments.
No 10. Bowory.
Tile original Of the above with other testimonials may
seen at opE opcc >, .,np,, ~,
Physicians and Cbeni,ts
No. 10 Broslway, y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12

UrITrD STATS MARSHAL OFFlCE-SrrT. le-Bclore
Narsrf Nvf-tN.
rRr PRIzEs P.TTHHoIY AND NERRlNAC.
These steamer, having lccA accepted b! the Gov
er,cl. IT ,alre r, ed tv c Al tr~ gpp' ME b. 'ie
Cont il.g go, ay tuned osr Go the s'a. eaA'!ue'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12

SHrgE FOE OUR RECENT VICTORIES -
b, scen by the following special oidcrS that oar re-
impo- taut victories 20 be duly comncnor"'d
ty sstGs salucs om thc various ior;icatlons IN inc
~o-Y.n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08
An, th r Great Stesmb at Fire.
Chancellor, Forest Queen,
and C0tahOula Burned.

The St. Lonis Republican Of the 5th
contains he following:
Yesterday Afternoon. about half past
! O'clock, fire was discovered iseni. z
f ON the steamer Chancellor, lying a.
the foot OF Carr street, undergoing re-
pairs. The alarm was iwme I'd .st-ly
given by the watchansn, md Two three
workmen who we've aboard the bat,
and Que Of the ferry b ats promptly n.
rived vt the So ne. The FIRE on the
Chan elior wac SO far advanced on ite
e,rnnd Of destruction that no hope r..
ls,ed OF ssviog the boat. Th ferry
boat America ,mmed ately made fat to.
the s'eansr C.tahou a, I,'og just below
the Chance lor, aud lowed Ter across
the river. TIE C4tahoul. was moor-d
ju.t belo~ the terry landing, on the op-
20 lite side OF the river, where she was
supposed t. be safe, 10 = ao,t Of CO g
formed bv some RATS, which were tied
up there, the w,od being CD high that the
terry bot could not get her out If the
cove-otheiw.se she would have been
taken 10 Their down the RIVER. TIE For
est Queen lay next Above the ChsncelIcr
aud Vt course took fire. She vas cut
loose, aud the high vet wind blew hs {
out Into the N ddss Of the river, where
she gro lodeJ. 3 me fifteen Or twen
people be ny aboari the Forest @ ,een,
commenced Jumping iIto the river to
save them-e Give. tom the f.mes, and
were picked up ty * d. ~h'0h came to
THEFT assistance. These persons mostly
belonged to the boat. The mate thrs y
ovs'b ard . st-ge aud j." p d In, aud
.ss sab eq"en y takes i g ~ = sksf.
Two mexr,.s were ds"wned, a.d this .
tue "'.ls / IS # lie ne have to record.
The Fore-t Queen burned till she
liz btsns d hets~f !. q the her, when III
blew over the ria g, seai.st the C.t.-
houla, ct Ing thst burt On 6se. Bob
these bOsts buried "a the ~ sr's edge.
asd The hul, Of thu Forest @ ,eeo sunk.
The ferry boat Iii. ole toUk on tos,d
t1e IRE eng n- U.ion M. 2. and steam :
~ over u the ba."i,g bosts sDd played !
2. 'he ~'sckA making every p..s~;iae
eaVys 70 ave the hulls--tks limo,
ss'ow'es oss ssssaa I'D ~ .tesa 81 !
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08

ooGloo Il sno 49, t6soUiae too oesoo09
Tsss - cosssa uod 1t alneee tee boaso
ed - part ally sssesssfal - essisg
the hal % The Ceishsals. The Eess4
Qaeso = tosal ls.ss, hes toll bsvjDg
easosd n 'shs wst~s's . r. ed sank-
M~ssss Hoeve 1 keevl .. Lsm6es men,
- ness Of the satts before osetiossd,
| .ost 30 ween e'got and tss tAoosssd dol
Isr-. On sh,sglss ssd la@bes tha1 eees
dam .sed b. The DIRE communicated b
the Casahosls.
Tue Cbaaee less AZ course - bassed
20 sibh he s4etptios 81 The bali, Which
w,lI b saved 10 . damaged oond't'os-
The 6A0ss msk.sg every posssoss exss-
ton 10 prevent the destruction ef ~
lbuli.
The Ore originated 10 the esspssts'
shop Of toe Chancellor. Of Of the las
bossd sbee -bouse, and was 6rss 0isees
cred, - nearly - We could aseestsin, b
boy named Chsslss Woodwork i
the employ Of Utsdell 4 P,ersoo, VIII
-. IN the ferry boa, America, wsicl
-. inst land nc. TIE boy immed,s' 81.
gave tb- alarm, but before any thin
cou he done the boat Va snve.lvPs'
10 the flames.
The firs ~as doubtless the work Of o
iocendi7ry. bot no clue can b obta'se
relative TO the guilty parties. 1t 10 some
wnat singular that not withsta' Ding tn
double watch placed on oil the stesu
bosts none Of the boat burners have bee
. caught
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08

The af"ge~ S.Wi. 2 A1acht.. &c.
Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE is fat 90 ming world vide reputsti
1t is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and
mcst beautiful Of oil Family swing Machines
vet Of red 70 the public. NJ other Family Sow
ing Mschine has 40 msnv useful appliances for
Hsmmiug. Bindicg. Telling. Tucking Gathering,
Guaging, Braidiug, EmLroidering, Cording. ssd
spiorth No other family sewing machine has 20
much capacity for great variety OF work. il
will sew all kinds Of 9th, and with al kinds Of
thread. Great and rec. mt Improvements mske
our Family Se~ins Machine most reliable. and
most durable. and a 1st certain in action at oil
rates Of spsed. il makes the interlocked stitch.
which i, the best known. Any one, even Of the
ordinary capacity, car SEQ, At glance, how to use
the letter A Family Sewing Machine Our Fam.
y Sewing Machines are finished in chsste and
exquirite yi~.
The Folaing case Of the Family Machine 10 /.
piece Of cunning workm nship of the most useful
kind. 1, protects the machine when not in use
and when about to Be operated may be opened -
. epacious snd substantial table to sust.in the
work. While 60. Of the Cases, made out Of the
choicest woods, are flashed in the simplest and
chastest manner possible, Others are ID ,rusd and
embslished in the most costly and superb manusr
lis absolutely necessary to zee tho Family
Machine 10 operation, 30 - to judge oft great
capacity AMI beauty. Tits fast becoming - pop
ulsr for T. mily sewing as our Manufacturing ma
chimes are .or nauafso.urios purposes.
The bran On % are all veil supplied with
silk twist thread n.ei,es oil, 40, Of the best
quality
emf fnr PAnPHLsr.
r. E SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
45S B.osiwav. N. Y.
y Chicago Omcs, SO Cls,k street.
r. kKAJSE.
jy23-d6m Agent in Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08

EpIrOR Or rHs Dsn CHAT AND Nsws-L ear SSy :
With your permission wish to say 10 the road
ers Of your pager that [ vii! send BY return msi
to oil Who wish il, free) Recipe, with full d.
REGIONS for making and using simple vegetable
Bel n. that -ill eGectuaily remove, In 10 days
Pinples. Blotches. Tan, Freckles and al Imrn ri-
ties Of the skin. leaving the same soft, clear
smooth and boz uti.ul.
I will also mail tree TO those having Bald Heads
or Bare Fsces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start . full growth Of
Luxuriant y air. Whisx r. or Moustache, IN Lose
than 80 days ALI applications answered bv r..
tn. q mail without charge
Respect ally yours THOS. F.CHAPMAK.
ie30-d3m hem st No. e3l Broad vav.N =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08

PIANO FOR CE SONG~.
l.lsse' atssg The fsesdesis q The Was.
Tho Caobssissd." w,M~ By Losgfsllow. No
- y ~enes Soae aod Chosus. Is
sClsss his Eye. He Work u i,oos" DisBs IL .
soldier. Hose ssd chorus Weeds b 0etse.
n.siess assstsoa -
sls thst .sher bssdias Or Me- Bs,lsd. No
sis ~ J. G Jsh.sso Is
sKsep this Bible Nesr Your Hssrt.s IS
O0NT0ABANO SONGS.
spsoe Resa, Poss 0sI." M. the soses o The
fr.sasss = fsst Rsysl.s Afrsassd y Lay
ncKim. -
ssAVoy Goso Culse' HtaskveathsS. IS
.Abesn NakeD las' ~epssubse
Told Dc DDaf lee yos ssrssdse
Afeeo Ae 1ss' u sexs iieeonboe.
AWsy gree soGee." s4
sCsles's Wa Sag" ata.kveassf. -
ssIBsy REG q tslls. dsy boo u gua,
Newt Jdslsg 80, sd far.
Css osgety tang h.b eooe . pass
eisss rbohey vent 20 sas
ne absso ossls1 pass-paia - rsssipt - The
psies. OLIVIA II SON 4 O0 sast. ..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08
A Fssead in Ned Trytt.

DR.. SWEETS lNSALLlBLE L1NEMENr, Il
prepared from the recipe Of Or. Stephen Sweet
Of Connecticut. the great bone setter, and has
been used 10 his practice fer the last .enty years
with the most astonishing s"oce .. A. On sxsss-
nal remed it il without = rival. and will sllev,-
ate pain more .pesd IL than Any other prepars ion
For all Rheumatic and Nevou. disorder Il il tsuly
in's'!'oFe an - . corstive for Sores, Wound .
>prsins, bruises. Ac.. is sooshing, he.line and
powerful strength ming properties exc,ie tho
ust wonder end astonisbm. NJ If all who have
ever given It nal Over one til ,usAnd csrsi6-
icstes Of remarkable cures. Performed By T. within
the last two years. attest this fact. See
Uant.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08
Tue lWNex>SoOh> 4 .XSk 0okNCe
OF an 1xavAl1a.

Pub'sshed for the benefit. AMI . . Warnipe -
A CAUTION It'd YOu ~ men.
Who sulsr trom Spssmatssrhas. Nervous lDehil,.
y, PremAsare lpesay. etc, suppying 1t the ssne
time The .1eaos Of Se0e Cose. BY oae vho
has cured himseli s'tef beng at To great espense
and injury through medical humbae IN saaek-
cry.
By ssclosiae pc paid sddrsessd envelope.
single copies may 10 bed Of the ssthor.
NArHAN1kL MAYFAIR. Eeo..
msN iSwlvl dG ~. Kires Co"n.v. w.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08

Useful & Valuable
Discovery
ts1lToNt
asoluble Cement!
b Of more general practical
utility thss any invsosise
nov before the public. Il
, has been thoroughly tested
auing the last two ysass b.
practical men. and peonoune.
ID By I'll 70 b
superior to any:
adhesive prspasstion known
lnIlSoA's IHsolUBLD cRnsnf
IL . new thing, and the 70.
suit Or years Of study ; its
oombinstion 10 on
sciest'lhc Principles,
and under no circumstasess
Tor onsnge Of tsmpsrs, are,
Gill IL become corrupt OF
emit any olfcn i've smell.
BOOT Il \ OE
xanufssturers, using No
ohines, will find IL the bees
article known for censn,ing
tue Channels, - IL work
sithout delay, 10 not s6scssp
~ any change Of tsmpssl-
tu.o
~ e % g le = 3
will And It sufBcisntly adhs-
sive Tor their use, - he's been
proved
~ - Ad. pied Espe,.
CD0Dly - Lea her.
and ~ claim - On espseiai
merit, thst Il sticks Patches
and i.inings 70 boots AM
Shoes sumriensly strong
without sitch,ng.
IT IS The ONLY
LIQUID CEMENT
/ xtsnt, that 10 . sure thing
tor mending
IFURNItURE, /. RUCKE
toys, BONE, NY
IVORY,
land articles o. Household use.
II EN- EN- Der
H.LTON'S
|Insoluble Cement
10 in . liquid form and - -
silly spplied - paste.
H1LTUN'S
1ms~1elble e.. ~ .eet
10 inoOluble il water or oil.
HlLTOA'S
llNsOsoe &c CsNeesek
adhsres oily Substances.
Supplied IN Family OF Man.
ufscturefa' Pae sages from
: ounces TO 100 lbo.
HILLTOP BROS Z q
PRoPaiBfoRs,
IPROvIDENCE. 4. /.
SMITH, Wholesale Druggists,
|aRo. RannPn1 ~ 0lnsn1A 00onts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08

Brigham Yeung's new temple At Sal
Lake is bu II Ct granite, nea'ly complet :
I'd. ard tie most lenaii structure o.
The kind in the cnu ttv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08
MI6'


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N : ~. 49, - esaeess eseo ~
vsoo sosUup oses 800 " eee 81
ees . sss9ee9s eesesvon 80 also ue1oe ~
seo~eeeee ve e.!use ~ wsse tob.
pessesee 1890 gses 0ssHty . -
~. ess sse kee1sslwy g ne oesnsee bet1
% We Wswee sWscCeo . Ne bejooeo-
seessa9 49, osees:
40 ~ seese!e wssce oesssvee posWeo.
seessos y she = sSeo1 rsssos NseoIes Whte(
not - ~ esne9. s
Its s~peatssallv The e~s1 lov.psissd
ssw'ee @ssesss shss the psslSc have les1
wsau19 sW.-Aesese zssssessps.
Ieis indeed = wuodesfus psodsetios aei d
~ se.e sesaWy % "fses sslI Nsas asy q
isr vSss IT, ~. .ssss.s Josv.rL
@eehan'ra1 soedss. -Seisa siAe Ams,is@
Aonsg The 1ert aed oost sssvseeshle
osretses Light 40 sleeesdv saisAed
ssopss . tes ecesssssetes thes u sssas
iwpnsaso . Sesis - ct oas o. repair : N
Oas"s'ds. t
hss eooasssa 9Th IL "ws pseslias ID
tbe really valoaboe Improvements of ~
pstoes Osehseoo. - Mssy fc0sias.
i sht' msebias ~ tbs "saSies q The eod
a!ls soss nsassy NE ssgsireessts Of . pssl
s n .on p ,s sny On sahtsitsoa.-- Sssaksis
fsrins ,s,c .c,.,a.,..,.. .,-,,,.,. -
| aus.hsljty sud oolce 81, 49,, ~ ss...s,'s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08

ESyvB COWA TWO afsERs AND fWO
II Cslsoe alee : ThsesAiag neehiee:
App'y = oAO = DAvr NpU1r, 9sosotoes
Y, . Y. ~ S00AOessss."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08

cot record - diet. srs pleasant N the sasse q
met - dissssios end give ne pati-st % apeeelse
cad leave tee&yessm - ~ e~sly heslsSv -.
dttios. TDa bstale ;yos sill y esosieesl ~
sses.osrd th.o y yostl sstGhbrsD. fhsy -
~ ~ teoie 16seeee = ~ eel-1D
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08
Useful 4 Valuable
Discovery
h0lToNt
~~~1~k1- N-Ae

BOOT T. SHOE
Nsnufaeturers, using No
chimes, will find IL the bses
article knoen for oelnsntine
the Channels, - IL work
eith0ut delay, 10 not s6eosep
~ any change Of tsmpsss-
Ilu.O
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08

These Bitters ere eeupos.d Of
i.iesisls which orn Tie exteosive
Experience u he invent.s, have
cen fOand to prove the moes e@s4-
toas 10 remnviug bill,cos res Jsan-
lice. ever sod Ague, dersneemeats
t the Liver. and Il diasasss srisise
rm an enc % Ut bile =, % the
q mach. They pNstss vaoaesful
x,stc prupestaes. s1vi Z atse, 9Th 10
be 1sah ast dssisitstsd. q sirjtv
F" the mossSlessysteo strength Ard
't,slisy 10 the ens,rr hsosa Stsw. !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08

&C, NrLkMAN, ca ed Of Nervous Debility
Tncoup teucy, Premature Decay snd Youthful
Error. ac,usted BY desire o ben 1t Others. will
be happy 70 furnish to oil who need it Gree Of
the rec ipe sad directions for making
tho simple remedy used in his case. Those
wishing 70 profit BY his xperience. and posse .
Valuable Remedy, will recsive the mo BY re-
turn mail, Carefully scaled by = dressing
JOHN. B U0DFN.
sp26i3m M. go Nassau Stree. New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08
SPECIAL NUlICEc.
lcoAAChIcArsD
Pulmonarv Co. so0pts0n q CuSab1e
DER 0ue.
- Ga = a.
TO CONsUMPTIvES.

The undsrigosl having bseu restored TO health
In . lev wsshs, BY . very simple rsaedy, sftss
having suffered several ysas with severe lung
affection, aud that drsad disease, Coosumption-
IL anxious Z. make known 70 his felloW-su9erere
the means Of cure.
xTo oil who desire It, he viii send copy Of the
prescripti N used free If chargel With the disse-
lions for preparing nd using the same. shieh
they vill 6nd sURs cuas for CONSUMPTION, q sfH-
Ma, BRONCHITIS, 10. The only objec, Of the i'd
vsrtissr in sending the prescription 10 to bsns6t
the adaietsd. and spread Information which he
coucsives 70 bs invaluable, and hs heres every
sufferer will Try his remedy, ~ IL will cost them
nothing, ana may prove . blessing.
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
sp26-dAv3u New Fork.
, 1863-07-21

| black feminine; and this model Cc1perhead
| in the embraces Of lis Congo Dulcinea at
tained supreme felicity. How many more
/ happy Copperheads are there? We are
constrained to believe Mr. Andrews is not
IN isolation, for he has found plenty Of
friends who are rushing to his defense.
How many Chicago Copperheads view the
negro question in this 1ghts We trust
none; but The example Mr: Andrews Of
Virgins has sci, makes us suspicious of the
tribe.
The natural historian informs US that
the Coppcrhead and the black snake are
often found together, but we do not re-
member that the Coppcrhead seeks the
feminine black snake. The same peculiar
ity may obtain in the higher types which
is the only hypothesis we can assume for
this strange offair. Mr.. Andrews Of Vir-
ginia, an F. +. v, chiyalrous southron,
a native OF the sunny South, a
leader Of the New York Democracy, a
bosom friend Of Fernando Wood, an e1-
FOUNDER Of Democratic principles, q
staunch unconprolnising foe of negroes,
rivalling the Chicago Times in Negropho-
bia, rising against the Government for re-
cognizing the negro as human being,
urging on and helping thousands Of fren-
zied br'1tes to murder aud butcher nc
groes, found in bed in brothe1 sleeping
in the arms Of negro cyprian! Bah
take the wretch out and hang him or BAN
ish him forever to some distant uninhabit-
ed island, far from the sight of man, wo-
man and child, for the sake Of decency
and humanity. The earth Will swing On,
long bound towards Millennium, when it
is rid Of such mass Of bestiaIty. and
fvontnr
, 1863-07-21

On Saturday afternoon Last, the remains of
tie brave and 1amented Lieut., Col. Melanc-
thon Smith, were conveyed to their last rest
irg place, from the residence of his father In
law, ]. Edwards, esq. The esteem in which
Col Smith was held By our citizens, was at
tested by the large eoncou1se Of people that
assembled to do homage to his memory. For
young man he had been one Of the most &C
tive and Influential Of our citizens. And he
vent ear]y into the war at the call OF his
country. His military career has been bril-
liant and full OF honor, and its termination,
though sad, was glorious.
Col Smith belonged to the Masonic frater-
nitY, and the members OF that order in this
city, buried him in accordance with established
Masonic usage.
His body was laid in state in front Of Mr.
Edwards residence. where most excellent
address was made by Rev. F. h. Holland, OF
whose church Col Smith was a member.
The Masonic brotherhood then escorted his
remains to the burying ground, where the
deeply impressive and eymbolIc rites Of Ma
sonic burial were observed. L. F. Warner,
esq., the ". II. Of Star in the E.st Lodge,
presiding,
mains Of another hero, whose blood WIS
spilled IN the struggle Of our nation for lib
city and lite.-RockIord (IA.) Register,
, 1863-07-21

Major Gen. Frank Gardner.
This is tie name Of the rebel General COM
marding the garrison ut Port Hudson, which
surrendered Internationally, On the sth inst,
to the bcleagueriug Union forces under Major
Gsnt1al Banks. Like Pemhertop, Lowell,
and some other officers Of high position in the
rebel service, he is a native Of a Northern
State, We believe Of New York, but married
in the South, his wife being a daughter Of ex-
Governor Manton, OF Louisiana He entered
the regular army through West Point, and
accompanied the Utah expedition Us senior
Csptain Of the 10Th United States Infantry,
and at its close vas stationed st Fort Bddger,
In command Of the post. From that place he
went South when the rebellion commenced,
and has been actively employed in Its service
ever sipce. Mrs. Gardner and her three chill
dren remained at Fort Bridgcr several months
Inter, and finally came IN with Colonel {now
GeneraN P. ST. George Cookies command,
ard made their way South. Two Of the chill
dren have died, we arc informed, since the
war commenced. General Gardneris repnted
10 be an officer Of considerable energy and
ability, but these qualities are ut times i'm
paired By an over (ondness for drink, to which
he il addicted
, 1863-07-21

We publish elsewhere, an extract from
the Memphis Bulletin, detailing the inhu-
man cruelties practised upon the Unionists
Of East Tennessee by Confederate soldiers.
Men, women and tender children shot,
hanged and scourged to death in tie nine
teenth century! The record is almost too
horrible for belief The cruelties Of the
French Revolution and the horrors Of the
New York mob combined are not more
damning. And in the face Of this, with
the blood Of innocent women and children
yet fresh on their hands, JEFF. Davis and
his rebel crew have the cfEron:ery to send
their minions to our Government to ask
that the war may be conducted on princi
pies ofhumauity! Read the record, you
paltry, contemplate sympathizers with the
South !; you peace men, prating for a dis
honorable truce, while the blood Of thest
martyrs is crying for vengeance-a yen
gcance which will fall,as sure asa just Got
| 1eigns in Heaven.