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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14

er. VALENTINES DAY.--Cupii holds nie c'i'i'@'
49,, po.,s osias him 10 coach Of lily leaves
,s.m 81 white srsrrows tS,irg erly to impNe '"o
Laval, with ,hsts from bis qoivsr. Ons nise' 70"
"a ..op tse l,.h Of February from coming 70 '' ~,
s.,cmc, TO arrest the progress Of TIE 10Y ~
nod arrows lie Will rot r, ignored hs W., ,!.,.r.,
STE M ,,p,O, 70 hard times and fs not sinniea
hy a., trumpet Of war Copd b'nd 70 &c -"
Jupi.ef and Venus, inhsntinT tie H'e"''As " ~ -
IT, pean,y fire letter. Hymfu u 'oe oN'' -
ave, ,h, muses. aud thi' decendens OF '"eh
1910, ,h.res With Cupid 'hs honor' ana
,-t 49, a. 81, v.lctns hin'eI we arc told wa
- a.,.y,bsd in The thrd century mill he was
49,, =. po.,s sy clsudils 50 much for the mythology
1890, a.v The ago Ia which we lys ha' anJurei
.., ..,,,s the ceremonies. antics. sei.is snd non'
,.o..o,,h pb Of February. Ais now devoted pnncleY
pria,ei lace spc- and decorated ""h pne
- o,,i5s ,nowvhite doves and golden hearts wore
n ,os.ise TO pbo,csrsph kiSses--thsy would 90 Ia
80, J.o,pJ ,odsy tran were the eaids to Tom
T5r,b. w,dding on Tnessay lat, 1t "a trne some per-
,.nJ preer 70 cAricarure their enemies aston
~ ,l, friends by sending them item tie ug'iest pic
;, .h,, vcOu, sucy suggessed bo. this Grafton is
s.coe lea sad ess popular every year. snd good taste "a
sp. o., ugly pictures ont Of market, sn etiquette clamps
,h rsr vi 20. Srls who insults with disgusting
,sts printed or psiLtsd la this fern Of valentino Here
ia vseutiDe written by Lily daring To. reign of'0aeeh
Elsct1 We qposs from 'aemSry. aud may not place VIC
ups, /. Gs:- proper ories;
Cufia md nv ,mpssct played
Al ris for kisses CUVid paid
d~ teacd uis Quver, BOW snd nrfo"'
Dts ttlesS lyrs an teams OF tYAiro"''
Win t.sse tie dimp 4 MS cciD
All these I'D any l.. .DTa scs W q.
And the. he stasod ~ b9th NJ eye''
Apd lot diem: Cupid blind did tise-
hi. written shout ID &c handsed yesrs ago. CT time
vhen O .ceu Bess Kept Lily IN fools Ps'odi'e' FF'H
hr snre.te,p oSisaei Sni ne soiss' revenge
Coward by cac turing hef ia enc Of bis psyf 1h' uay
,bud yield rich 10 ihe PostOMrs Department
h. source Of p-ssst prise t. ell sos'epuoie OF th
passion sls he se by 70 crafty thsls spleen or
malice
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sIOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A Iirs:.
oe.. s1saaor vii ieav. Nes ,sk the Lee I'm and
i OF rr ca mouth eScr1t when those dates ~ on Sun
UAl when tie d4y 81 adnir viii DO the MONDAY ioi
liFtfc :. - -
s,isht OK pssese srry q, tb- only oaiee No Bowl
d, '.,,..u u. B. ALLEN, Agent
NIIAM WEEKLY 81 LIVERPOOL, touching
- 90 agsG-,owu. tC1k ,s5or) The wsilkEo.n 'esfa
ct 81 ne tiss.ncJ EeNork aud Philadelphia Steamship
{. .rp.uy sfr irf-pied 10 sAil ., follows; - .
CITt Of aANDHESiE satnrd'y. ree ~
TN
Ctri OF " 0atuiao. 90 80
40 ever. s.,.sedu= SATURDAY. AZ aoon nom Pisf NO
~ Eost9 A.scr-
lArKs PASSION
Psysl lr IN specic " is cluiri lrnt IN cureDcy'
First i........ go 40 STEIN Az Sts ~
dirt TO Ioudoa. - M steefse 60 LoDdon... - o.
SO, ,bu 10 Pn., % % Steerags to Pa1.... Az ~
mi ,u 10 liAuDuir 10 W SteeIs,e 10 EanbaIs ~ %
PA ,sers AlsJ forwarded Il !ayo. Bremen. ROTTERDAM,
hniwsrp. SC. steq"aliy tow ri;~- ~ 80. 40,
Fare. om Liverpool % Queenstown: is Cab'n $50 $50
g. ) sssragt noni Liverpool. $40 tiom onccnsto"n 80
Iho,e Who sem ior s isnas eau buy c~ess hsie
.. iAese fstas. -. d,
JOHN q. DALE GENT No. 10 Broadway ~ A.
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LUeD0nq GGros, &t.

At TuOS. BRUNSs, No. 493 Broadway, all
~ tho lao ,t,ies Of WEDDiSd CARDS, Ut low f"ess'
Established IN 1870 .I
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ST.. GEORGES SocIETY.-At the annual meeting
sfths society held recently Henry Eyre chosen Presi.
ssa, Edward wsssr and Philip Prichsrd Pr-sidepts
Rsbst Bsge Treasurer; Tbos. M Brsne and John Cook
tcreses; Rev. Francis yiptOn and Rev. AeI. Leonard
rsaysns -Four stewards four physicians aud tho regular
snmistses also elected Ths report Of the
tswcd sha. the recsiPts for the year S372O 60
Ns So Of which realized from tho reading at Irving
s.n BY Mrs.. Fanny Kemble. Di.bunSlosnts $3.50 40
l..ooe in Bsnk $l,77I So From the permanent fund
aos Of Sss 20 sI duo the trssnrer The report Of the
Irritable Committee sets forth that The mbsr Of sppi
ss fos rssfvn 2o2so for Esw'York and 10 for Brook.
h beside, 7e pensioners four Of whom have died during the
p Tan tas, have been assisted 10 return To Eprsnd
outlay N sl IL Total expenses for coal aud medicine
t2 a. The secretaries In their report sAude 70 tho con-
sd sssfulness VI tao Church Of ST. George the Martyr
connscton herewith 70 the great vsiae Of the free
ST. Luhes Ho,pisl in which msny OF their suffering
ksGeluies have recslyed the kadsSt treatment.
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4aEkIcAr lgsTITUrE-AsSUAL ELgcTloS.--Ihe
s1ha election Of officers OF the American Intg.s was held
q the Cooper Union Building Thursday The following
fusaeu elected without oppodion, the Pa clOFng
81 o'clock p. M:
Pys.ikp s--Wiiisrn Hal
Piee- Presi5ssf,-DJdi<y Il. Gregory Edward WelkeY,
eylycs'eY X Cous,oek
Rse0din0 Ss,retoyv-Ibos Meflrath
C,yyeapo.6ing SeeyetdYy-Jehn Tory.
T,s1surey-Benedict Lewis ".
Finance Comnlues-Tho. "A. Addsnce. Jno NJ. Reed,
WA ). s'ocum, Ttos. Wilismr. IT,, Geo Peyton.
TsoYfo1s Managers Of the Fair also elected add
Con- nittses Library Agriculture Manufacturer science
md Ar, ConmsIcs. Adrnssion Of Member Ouespondsnoo
md Repo,isory.
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SEvxsTH RgoMIsr.-C Col. LeGerts has iesuee
SdsIs for the Seventh Regimen. 70 assemble 1t the Amor
for dbl 20 fasns uniform the Right Wing Cd Monday Aut
Ne Left Wing on Tuesday. s.B p IN.
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LADIES CHRISTIAN AssocIA1IoS.-Amongt the
many benevolent and chatsbe Institutions OF Newio'h Tue
Latte, Christian Association, he.ded by Mrs. hsrsbsh D.
Roberta g. By the least deserving pItho elen
ton II tie work IN which 1t Is engaged we're mos widely
known It would strongly commend ise to the Chsan
COMMUNITY The association formed neal three years
ego end he enterprise being and entirely different IN M
osr,c.r from the various Charitable Institutions Of tas city
the had experience Of others TO guds them
consequently during the rst they met Win many
discount and psrPeIes, which mish hsvo hid thtm
abandon the work hal they not boon convinced o; tho
necessity Of estabhng home boarding houie for young
women who dependent upon their own sIeItions
for support by the readiness with which many ayailed
thsuselye. Of IS protection. Anxious 10 'hield from
TEMPTATION aud surround win tbs fInGsncrs IN ~
prot.stion Of Christian homo the many yinni
women who the city to eugsfe la sofne bus
by which tey earn support tor ~, n'eNe, ot
those eps.Geut upon them AID 10 found snott I'M ?os
shA obtain respectable essrdiDg house Tor us pcs
which they shle The OF this hr'ocis
81 Ani'y, ace giving tie gp.rintcndrscc thereof -
Christian lady. From The third annual report 81 ne Man
egc. lust uu sbsd learn hrt uct the eiab hncnt oi
the nouss ~ young have been 81 dfcfen its
"a. nihe Of the family. AL slnilied who sprly 10!
board who can give ssscory references 90 good 'itl
tiua tenssvcs do Last May Tho Home ,fcr"s
frCfn annie .ul,se to NJ i1V East tcu'eU1tH trf DuT
tie ps.s receipts have h.eu SITS 81 and 81 81 H.
have been ndei sh,wi " so - Ia he
The maze CIF-sl - the Oh pub
nc aid them in maintaining the Home which they hsve
ea5saed. sLd asa fot Gole ions ia Eonsy ld oe when
NY 90 the Tea @fer Mus A Hal, NC al " est
fcIty.second siIeeL
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7 ONCi ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHAEGE Of
Il lTEnMiNUs.-Passenser Depot, Jamesslp and foot o.
3lt.i,t T.. E-Winrs Scmsnts commanding Frsdsy,
Oct 70 lt62: Leave NewYorSs for 6eeDpors, so
lelie, All Ia 40 p III Tor Syo-iat p. IN for Hemp
stead suroaY, the tIse leaves Hcnsi's rois 3Ah-sc
Psrry) at a. n for Yaphsnk ard iniermedisss stations
a, rcur,ion rs'es; rsuning leaves Yspbsuk S@ n
On Fridsy and saturday ris6. the N i.p rsa VII re-
,s m artlyiis In eiv. ork a. s:62 m o.
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rs o. ROBERTS LINE.
ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FRANCISCO md OREGON,
over No ARAGUA M A.slr Iho s,esm-hip
AMERICA or ILLINOIS
Will le,ys f,r GgtYI OWN connect with steamship
NOS rs TAYLOR,
q. noon "A SATI RDAY Mach II, 1865.
for nei .ni or IGssase applyto nr,,,,,o,,
No. IL V-st.st., corner of Warren.
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COTTON WASTE---For Machinery Wipiop
For sale by w. W. TAuLM4N.
.I.r.HNr .f'i POI q No 10 " ilis,nsk
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LIGHT GuARp BALL.-The Academy Of Music

LIGHT GUARD BALL.-The Academy Of Music
Thursday night, Of unu,u brillisn-y aid
splendor the occasion being tbs Annual Ball Of ths New
York Light Gard, Co. A. Tia. EsGineat New-fe'k s''
Militia re houss elegantly deeorrtJ, the .tass ''
IGque..e bois h3ersi ovor level VIII tho oIe'Soo
The stage from the pro.neuium to tho rear 81 e u''
presented the appearance Of hug. rla'4."
tnsi! mountain bow Will stuck. % q, an,
sncts either side, while Ihayo wa ihe Coz :. ,.tcI
cog.,any, and the woris Ii. b Hnsfe TO- .. 80 a.,
The Interior Of the house drped WIZ 'eo ,,, tho
blue bun,iu., f.it0ol.d srou3d the sse 80. ,ve,o
center O: the ce In. No. She eas. ai,',etN %. 80,
tis ana oe cansre, suspenaed IN show
the au.ic disc sursd by the bands t,tlohea ." ~
H. hou,e Jbs eonr M upol Anvil were eMsI ;1s ~
tbe kse. otiol Co. isc, comp ssi o. talI VIZ VI
kiss Tiest r. M Coo.rJ Lieut. H. bar.e't seiSI ~
-, ir;,'tss V Senior II. Nsiten H. L. Ie1neW, H. -
Mcvnrsv' d. A. Heni91ss, Th9a VeILor sad W. DH'eh'
doTi .uu.,,. - u IA r,a,,h., ~ Tho
onsj h.I lie gsns supeyisi"n Of tbs hense te oo' be
Of PrivsIe James Davis assisted by
@ ds of zen ulbsr. each The gaeics weie occu'
,i1 nv hundreds Of alos AID gentlemen In fan dress.
Gem and stat led OF the private boxes and
a, rsoed sc attention. Among gucs., noticed
Col Geevs u. s A. Major .rrince. u. 5 A.; Major bald
win u s. A.; Capt. Tat, British service, snd Other o
The supper, thr asenent OF Lafayette Harison.
elegantly seTyed toe arrangements being made H. -ueh
manner 80 nsurs sp faction 20 everybody concerned
Dsncug vas commenced early aud conunued until late
hour Tie ball coIUpsste success, tno was thoroughly
enjoyed By all present.
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..of,lst oo lively cured in TIRES inmates Uss u.
cot,, ID,sE Pslo Apaihalor Sold by al DEngsss Gen-
n D. 10 Cha qo,re Ny sebt By mail Ir Is een.s
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Oecan 6tcamer5.

A DAMS EXPRESS co.
"A Niluisratrh t!slr next EXPRESS TRAIN ,or NEW
BERN nod PUlif ROYAL on " about ths 10 b Of Feb.
~ particulars apply o. olhce No 81 broidwsy.
ADAMS ENrREsS co.
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miscellaneous.

NROCKERY WAREHOUSE. - :
~ LAYTON WHITE CD 1or
Removed 30 No. ii Mursy.s near ~roxtw.v
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.IIDSON RIVER RAN ROAD.--FOR AL

Ia BANI anf TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WISE Trains ave:
From ChAmbe.s.s,. From Jth'sc !,
ErYress snS 10 H. snd3 ,':z, 4y;L H. And SS ~
% ,nd ) p. n. tsundsys .peaded) ct SD
Troy and Albany with sleep .: u $50
Ing ca J, I0:]j ?. IA ic:3. Pm 49,
PooGhkeepse rsiu am IL e!zs a., and l2:u sne s'Ss
IN. and . 80 D. IA. p, M .
Pesksknl train, 3:fSp. m. Sic7 .. m
sing Sing train. $50 N. ,; u m
tiytowD, al y. 49, ~
Persons in Rroityu can purchase tickets Wessce@s
Express Office No 269 WsshinktooTt, City HAL s}asrs
ard have sir b,ggsse checked their reiidercs 10 IL
points on tbs rosd and to Saratoga y rings
= A SMITH in.eudenk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-14
MEDICAL.
Dr. Ludiuns's Specific,
yoE rHE
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

rUyHE Gonorrhos. or commonly eaied CI.p. q dis
u xu.tinx malady and j. too well known % require
am explanation. cay be bt diiculi
ret clear % n companion that few admire, per-
vades all classes u ybt q male and female rich
.na sor bo:n married ngie- Although trcuble
sone IN itself % distreSsinl ami s0metimee fatal lisa
ai- ase the treatment az which. ha- Eenersiy teen
~o-~e than the ~elf Tie common fsshionehs
treatment il rst 20 deprive you of ell business 'hen
come cour-e q stsrvson-lsing on bread and tea,
water Cruel ~ some Kin slop; you mus then b bled
cupp~d or sched combined With naa-es INA medicines
fni-cfion- iaii4ns 0iutm-ts and warm foienta i.n>
tsery Few days The mesiicne> ehangec and after
~o-e months In this wpy. which the patent
bear with great forttudr fear osure he J. dis
charged OF discharges himself. with an irrabf nrctor,
wecd tesscl an enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands
or dSea-e o. he neck Of the bladder
This specific which acts ike charm wiihafew does
on ose diseases aniis quit pleasant totake and which
has cured thousands In New York. Philadelphia, bsit-
more and many of the Southern cities. = CERTAIN ara
ercfua remedy. that akes rspd anoperEnanent cors
without egard diet. drink OF exercise. Except wres-
ling fumssng over-Sfraiung- IhiS remedy u IN
die ss ID i attracted from plaats. and J. per
fccfly safe J. purely vegetable u contains no ner
curry 20 that ycu expose yourself 10 AL kinds q
weather. without the danger from the medicine
And II you are careful IN wrapping up your paste. ycu
will have smell fism IT, 50 that you are not
deprived from going into company or oeng cetoo'roo
neare,t friends.
This j. no quAck me icne butts remedy discovered and
used with immense success hy regular physician and
conf 8eufly recommended % the unfortunate.
CAUTION-None f. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor W Z. Davidson ar und the box All IN
rnceuenfs Of trade marks viii be prosecnt@o With me
utmost rigor ofthe Law.
WI DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor
Cincinnati. Ohio
sold by Druggists generally jan2s-d6n'is
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.e,ll attention 70 Gen Bsrpsides order No.
=. which will be found "a to-days paper. The
DEPARTMENT Of the Ohio includes Indiana. and
hi. order therefore sppl'es 20 this state.
ehave 40 dsabt bus Gen Bnpside- i labor
ing earnestly snd zesiou-ls fOr The q 'in'enanee
Of the Constitution aid Ihe restor-''o" OF the
Union and lie National authority ash sss oe
fore the commencement 81 lhe rebellion. And
We have an confidence that the c'iszens oil the
LOYAL states wil. with equal earnesthess aud zea''
co Operate with him. and all others IN authority.
in the attainment Of these objects. which all
have (. similar object in securing There is.
however. one unfortunate expression IN The order
Of the military comnandant Of the Department
OF The OHIO. The Constitution Of the United
States il the spprsme lor Of the land There can
be no other test Of loyalty but fidelity 70 the Con-
stitusicn. Says Gen BrRysIpE:
II must be distinctly understood that trea-
son, expressed or mplied. will not be tolerated in
this dep~rs ment-"
What says the Constitution OF the United
States in defining the crime Of ueasonl
Treason against the United States shall con
sist only IN lev,ing against them. or IN adhe
ring their enemies. giving them aid and com
fort No person shall be convicted of treason
unless on the testimony Of two witnesses to the
same ouerf act
Again:
The trial of all crimes. except in cases of i'm
peachmeut, shall be by jury.
There il no such crime implied treason
IL it's crnceded by our military authorities there
can be. the rights and liberties OF the citizen will
be subject the malice and hatred Of personal
or party hate What tribunal or whose judg-
merfr rs 10 determine tins newly defined crlmel
With many. a dissent % the policy OF the Admin
istration is regarded a. implied" treason. That
disseution is the conviction OF at least one hall
Of the people OF Che loyal States. Those who
entertain that opinion cannot believe otherwise
but while entertaining that conviction il Is nc
reason that their patriotism should be question
Ell or thsir sincere purpose to maintain the nIeg
rityof the Government. W k
But we are unwilling TO believe that Genera
BURSsipK's proposes or intends by his order So Il
assume or ssurp the civil authority of the Gov
eminent. Unless that assumption is intended th'
order can only refer the forces in actual servc'
in his department over whom lie has control. Ii i
the cardinal principle of our Government. tina
military shall be subordinate to the civil authori
ty. and certainly no friend Of constitutional LTD
cry aud zee Institutions can help or eonnive il
establishing the supremacy OF the former by tn
subversvn of the latter.
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FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

n WILL SILL. on MONDAY. The 2TTH DAY OF APRIL
u 1855. commencing a. O'Clock NJ, al the farm Of
Andrew W. McOGai (commo ~ known a The j.. Bryan
farn) thre-furths Of le north Of SOUTH or, the
county rlad leading from III Mad son to tie ShrbyVie
roa.i. the entire - OK Farmi Implements &c.
sis ing II tho ougE bred year old "a mus Stallion.
six bro well broke rk in IL double, one
ue year oil brown geldng. year oil sorrel I'll
ihrpe earling hOr colt and lilly fourteen he I'd Of
cattle consisting Of young Durham bull OIL
four milk year oil heers and steers ye-rlings
ant calves fifty head Spish merno sheen. twenty head
brood an stick hogs. two No TWO horse wagons.
box beds. wood beds and hay ra~kS, wagon pillow and
buggy harness. saddles aud brides. iron harvest
reaper and mower CO bned. harrow. cultvators
and pow and patent harrow cult, ator No. pat
lot Of carPe tol pitchforks.
aud hoes twenty tunS Of timathy hay harn. 500 bush
cor la CT b. twenty bushels of rye, fifty of
wood. &c
TERMS SALE-All sums of g and under, cash; all
over IS credit Of nine months ill be given the pur-
chaser giving note with approved security.
april d3tVw2t O. tOOTE. Auctioneer
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LAuN
Union Laundry.

we WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
w citizens Of Indian potts that the above establish.
rnent IN successful operation. and prepared
ceive clothes for WAXING Ia srge small quantities.
Having secured tie ice, Of person Of large expert
ece in the Laidry ku>ines The subscribers fell
rAled promising p fret satisfaction in eveIy case and
al rices as low a elsewhere.
Clothes collected and delivered in any part Of the cry
Cay
Printed blanks supple The Laundry OF from the
wagon.
Oriers ieft a. Root Bennet Cos No. IS Rass wash
ingfnf street. N. Myers Ne re> Wash tn rect.
Laundry cce. Noble and Washington sfrvets.
thriSgh the foStoffce u meet immediate atfeftion.
THORNBERRY CO, Propr eiOrs
april DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-14

The Springfield (Ill) correspondent OF the
ST. Louis Republican, Writing from Mr. LINcoLN's
home. says:
.AS lar rs heard from in the county. the Dem
ocrats are carrying every thing before them -
Enough il known To settle the fact that The Board
OF Super visors will be large,s Democratic. seven
teen Democrats TO six Republicans, with four yet
to be eleo ted at the city election"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-14
MEDICAL.
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.

TUyHoSE AFFLICTED WITH ANY PRIVATE DIS
4 ease. such As syphilis (chancroidsi primary, sec
ondsry Tertiary, or aay pha>el 6hoaenhSs, ';leet.
Structure Var cocelc Hydrocele Urinary Diseases Sper
matorBea. SenneI We ak Nocturnal EuiiSslons and
effects Of self abuse. shouts AT ONCt vit Dr. Clarke
PRIvArE cFTcE and sacrec Insulation Rooms No 2lh
East Washington Street, and he cured.
The ID ctDr'S hf'e-u y-ars' SxFERtENcE IN New York
city enables him you soieiiii, ally.
CONSULTATION free. Office hours from A. n. 20 8 p
VI. p q. Box 1894. Irs.dIv
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President EincOIu's County Demo
cratic BY Increased Majority.

ICoNcLuDrp TO MORROW. !
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CLOCKS.
NE CLOCK STORE.

TIE CLOCK ST0R +.
xuvF HAvE Just RtcFsvFD AND CPS NFDoNE
M II the larse-t ard finest sfocs q Clocks ever
hranrbt 10 his civ whh We MI eel 81 whoe-se OF
retail low We have ve-y large stock TT our o's
sae,frade -.
Yoa can save freight snd other expenses b. buying
your cloak herr
Give ~ call and see
Remember the Clock store No u Pennsylvania street,
near the Post once. -
N. DAUMONT a CO.
A L. Ir-la
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RUD. RUEGG.
HAYiNG PURCHASED THE BOOK BNDRRY AND
Box Mandatory Of ~ ARaEs CKoEx on the crsser
Of Washington and Alabama Streets prepared do all
ia his line
Boxes mad TO ord sr. an7-dlm
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u. DAUMONT n CO.

sPrs-cly I'D an'Po'i-' 'pd'aoa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-30

Br The following is sample of the
efforts being made by such papers as the
Cincinnati Enquirer and Chicago Times
to belittle the gallantry of the noble army
of the Cumberland, and to exaggerate
their temporary repulse: -
1T seems to be certain now, from the
testimony of a Union General who has
been prisoner in Richmond and lately
released, that only two divisions of Long
streets corps were with Bragg in the
late battle. He had no other reinforce
ments from Virginia, and it is probable he
fought the late battle with that army
alone, whose decentralization and inefi-
cheney we have heard so much about in
the telegraph and letters from our army
Demoralized troops must either fight
exceedingly well, or the reports were
falsehoods made out of whole cloth
The Enquirer endeavors to create the
impression that the forces which assault
ed our army with such impetuosity on
the 18th and 10th, was no other than the
same army our troops have been pursu-
ing for several months, aided by only
two divisions of Longstreet's corps, when
the truth is the retels had all of Long
streets army, most of Johnsron-s, with
strengthened stirl further fffff EBE?1pT By several
thousand Georgia State troops, gathered
together to resist invasion.
The editors of the Chicago Times had
regular jollifcation over the supposed
defeat of Rosecrans With the Rich
mond papers, they seemed to thinl
| Bragg's success would material!
strengthen the Democracy, and add t.
their chances Of success in the Octobe
and November elections. The traitor
OF the Times were happy in anticipatin
another advance in gold and calculates
largely upon what might be made out {
the depressing influence such an adyanc
would have upon the people.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-30

DAN. VOORHEES, FRIENDSHIP FOR THE
soLpIER.-His vote on the 9Th of June,
1862, in opposition TO the following reso-
luton offered on that day by Mr.. Nixon,
Of New Jersey, shows that he was un-
willing that our soldiers should subsist,
to any extent, on rebel property:
ResoEced That in the Judgment of this
House. the Communicating Chief OF the
Army and Navy of the United States
| should instruct all of his oncerS hoiuiile
command in districts of country in re
bellion against the Government to make
nroclamation that heneeforth "the armle!
of the republic should be subsisted SO tai
as practicable, on the property OF al
those who are in rebellion, or who ar
giving aid and comfort to the enemies o
the United States.
voorhees, and Vallandighan, with 8
/ others, voted in the negative on thl
i resolution. What soldier, what frlen
!. of a soldier, can look at this vote withor
i scorn and contempt? Voorhees, and hi
, associates would not sustain proPos
g tion which looked to our weary, maine
4 and struggling soldiers supplying the
- actual wants from the resources of Of
|, enemies. Yet he claimed to be frien
=. of the soldier, and has the audacity
"a challenge the production of a single
nt stance in which he voted against t
n. soldier vr his interests.