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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
- OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING TIE DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE SAID DISTRICT.

UNITED STATES
w In Admiralty.
Canoe mo namel and Cargo,
Whereas the said canoe (nO nAme) and cargo
were captured prize by the officers and crew OF
the George ManghAm, attached TO the Potomac
hotilla, and brought into the port OF Washington,
and within the jurisdiction Of this Court, and on
the 2lBt day OF April, A. d. 1853, libel was filed
by the United States Attorney Tor the said District,
praying the condemnation OF said cargo, and that
process OF mUuitiOn and attachment issue against
said cargo and the owners thereof, and all persons
interested or claiming An interest therein, warn
ing them Ht some early day to appear and answer
this nbcl 1t s, therefore, ordered by this Court,
in admiralty sitting, this 2lst day OF April, A. D.
1868 that notice be given to the owners OF said
cargo, and all persons interested or claiming An
interest therein, to appear and answer TINS hhel
on the third Monday in May next, and show rtuse,
il any they have, why said cargo should not hc
condemned and sold according to law and, that
said notice be given by posting copy OF this order
upon the front door Of the Court HOu,r OF said
District and by publication in the NATIONAL RI
PUBLICAN twice u week previous to sad third
Monday in May, the hrst publication to bo on oil
before the tlTBt Monday In May next.
BY order OF the Court.
Test: r. J, MElGS, Clerk
COpy-Test: H. }. MElGS, Clerk.
may 2-2twtMay Is
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TN VIRTUE OF WRIT NO. 1, issued from
l. the Clerks Office OF the District Court Of the
United States in and for the District Of Columbia,
will sell at public sale, for cash, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day Of April, instant, 1853, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the Dry Goods
Store formerly occupied by John B. Clage, situate
on PennsylvaniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
street. in the city of Washington in said District,
the following goods and chAttelS Of the schooner
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Tor SALE, CHEAP FOR cAsH-The whole or
Il part Of six lots on Pennsylvania Avenue, near
the Navy Yard, containing about $4,000 square
feet corner lots an excellent location for building,
correct grades, and perfect title. Inquire at the
Washington and Georgetown Directory ONCE, No.
4O2 seventh street west, room No. o. Also a few
copies Of the Directory for 1893 for sale price a.
Sp 2t-h
EOR sALE--A four story Brick House, in an
u eligible locality, furnished with gas and water
throughout.
Inquire OF Thomas E. Lloyd, No. I7s Seventh
street, between and y. i5-u
EOR 4 E N T THREE UNFURNfsHED
Il ROOMS, OF superior finish, warmed by furnace
heat, and lighted with gas. Two ROOMS en- suite
on tIst floor, front, S2b per month. One large
FRONT ROOM, third floor, SIS per month. Ad-
dress given at the first house on Missouri avenue
near corner OF Sixth Btreet-No. 6. ApIO
DARE CHANCE.--The goodwill, fixtures,
IL and small stock Of store, amounting to
about one thousand dollars, In the best part Of the
Avenue, for sale. A good stand for CLOTHING,
SUTLER, AND SADDLERY STORE, Enquire for
particulars at the General Agency ONCE, 6iI Ninth
street north, near PennsylvAnia avenue. Also,
City Property, in all parts Of the city, for sale
Houses to let, with furniture for sale Inquire as
above. N, H. MILLER.
mar 6-u
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MAlinda and cargo, viz
50 bbls Apples l box Paper
q boxes Pepper case BolognAs
2 cAseG ArmoT OIL % cases CAtsup
81 bxs Oranges * Lemons 10 packages Gloves
Wood Saws box Stationery
| 6pkgs Wrapping Paper barrel Clothing
| 10 kits MAckerPl cs Cigars and Tobacco
| Wooden Shirts 90 cases Pepper Sauce
az cs Boots and Shoes case Books
case Backing 70 cases Ink
BpApeFs TAcks | case Mustard
cases Peaches barrels Tin Ware
Hatchets pail Butter
cases Chickens cAse Green Corn
55 boxes Cheese AZ barrels Pickles
IS cans Honey Syrup q cases Condensed Biilk
10 boxes Horse RAdish bales Hay
, cases Green Peas 2 bales Clothing
90 cases Preserves case Tin Ware
l case Plug Tobacco 4cases Matches
case RAisins 2caseb Notions
case Clay Pipes cAaes Soap
boxes RAiBins 26 barrels Cakes
case Figs Trunk
I cases Hats case Dry Goods
| 4 kegs Nails case Playing Cards
y cases Pickles 5000 Cigars.
ALSO,
At o'clock y. m, at the foot Of Sixth street
wharf, on the Potomac river, Twill sell the schooner
Malluda. WARD H. LAMOE,
ap 26-it Z. S. Marshal, D. c.
by The above sale Is postponed until
FRIDAY the 6th OF May, same time and place.
WARD II. LAMOH
ap Got U. S. Marshal, D. Z.
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WANTS.

A GOOD COOK WANTED AT 1876 G STREET,
n above Nineteenth. Good references required,
and good wages paid. Ap o-tf
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CUPRESIE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
- OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING THE DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
SAID DISTRICT.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.-By a special notice in
another column, 1t will be seen that this Order
will organize a Grand Division tomorrow at 10
O'Clock in Union Hall. The Head the Order will be
here tonight in the evening train from the North
and public meeting in his honor will be held to-
morrow night. 1t will doubtless be an interesting
occasion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
1EETHI TEETH

"a. OOMIS, NJ. D., the inventor and pAtsntes
OF the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends personally at
his office in this city.
dAny persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear utheTs, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these,
Persons calling at my otlee can be accommodated
with any style and price OF Teeth they desires
but those who are particular, and wish the pur-
eat, ceAnest, strongest, and most perfect uentu[e
chat art can produce, the Mineral Plate Will DO
more fully warranted. ,, ..
Rooms in this city-No. SSs Pennsy!YAnia ave
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets, Also sTI
Arch street, PhllAdelphiA. mar ls-y-
UNHE WAV RLH,
No. 45I Eighth Street. between and Streets,
(oPPosITE THE GENERAL POST oFFIcE,)
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
LANGLEY \ FARNAM. FToprietoi
| The L,rder and Bar of this House are constantly
sunpedNgith the choicest Of all the varieties the
BnSerS and Suppers for Parties gotten up at the
shoftest notice By experienced cooks.
M Families supplied with Oysters, Game, &C.
may 2-lm Ms MI FARNAM,
TINTED TATES TIE. TLAOS'
On hand and made 10 order, by
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NB-M the request OF many customers, the
proprletor has arranged TO make reduction, to
regular boArdes, oi 90 per cent. on the regular bill
Of fare de -
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~ ENTLEMENs CLoTHINGs--ws have now In
" store full stoek Of Gentlemen's Spring Over
coats, Business Suits Dress Suits, ami Furnishing
Goods Of the latest styles, manufactured with the
same degree Of neAtness, STYLE and elegance as Il
made to order.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co,
322 Pennsylvania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
apr I0-tnf IStAr 4 Intel.l
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BOSwnIDS MEPtS1GTP VSHS oA,Dv
EOr COUGHS,
OOEbS
BRONCHITIS,
LNFL tENZA,
H0ARSENESS
And all iHcipisrt stages Of Consumption.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
q. BOSWELL Druggist,
Cor. Maryland avenue and seventh st.,
And T. d. GILMAN,
Penn. avenue, near Browns Hotel.
Charles Allen, W. b. EntwtGle,
D. B. Clark, John R. Major,
L. NJ. Smith, b C. Major,
II, H. MoPh0TBon, J. W. Marin,
s. C. Ford, J. D. 0'Donnel,
j. P. MllbuFn, ]. +, Dawson,
Charles Stott D. G. Ndgey
In Georgetown by Kdwell, sothoron, soiSIell,
and Barnard,
And BY Druggists and suffers generally.
an 10
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ODD Fellows HALL.
w If. ARRYL,
w Wholesale and Retail
q III II II A IL IL Il

w Wholesale aid Retail
Gu AIN TORE,
Masonic Hall, No. 7l0 CHESTNUT Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Wide FrenEh satins
Wide French BrocatGlles
Wide French Satin de Lainc
Wide Worsted Damask.
Wide Union DamAsk
Wide DAmash Table Cloth, per yard.
Wide Moquette for Railroad Cars.
French Plushes for Railroad Cars.
Gilt COrnices and Bands
Cords, Gimps and FTinges.
Tassels and Loops.
Hooks, Rings and Brackets.
Furniture Coverings.
EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS.
Lace Curtains, : 900 a pair.
Lace Curtains, s 500 pait.
Lace Curtains, 4 100 pair.
Lace Curtains, 8 7,6O a pair.
Lace Curtains, 9 500 a pair.
Lace Curtains, 3 800 a pair.
Lace Curtains, 5 eco a pair.
Lace Curtains, 1 $50 pair,
Lace Curtains, $1,000 a pair.
Lace curtains, Sl2.OO pair.
Lace Curtains, SIlOO pair.
Lace Curtains, $500 u pair,
Lace Curtains, $500 pair.
Lace curtains, $500 4 pair.
Lace Curtains, $1,000 a pair.
Lace Curtains, S25.OO \ pair.
Lace Curtains, $50 90 q pair.
Lace Curtains, $4,000 a pair.
Lace Curtains, $4,000 pair.
WINDOW SHADES.
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WANTED.-A CARRIER TO deliver this "a.
w per. Apply at this oiice. apr 2s
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

ONE WEEK.
COMMENCING THIS MONDAY, MAY 4TH,
And every evening during the week
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
LANDS FOR SALE.

dec IO-tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-16

positions for compromise, and declare that
nothing will suit them but the acknoWl-
edgment Of their bastard nationality
They look upon their Northern friends as
allies in the war which they are prosecut-
ing against the Union, and will regard
them in no other light. The speeches and
esolutions Of these sympathizers in the
North are quoted in the South only to
prove to the deluded people Of that section
that there is large party in the North
who think that this rebellion is right, and
are willing to submit TO disuuion. People
at the North, you must either acknowledge
this rebellion to be right, and that your ma
tionality is sham, or you must, as one
man, sustain the Government against trail
tors. We intend to protect you. You must
not desert US. We have suffered now too
much to be willing to agree to anything
save the absolute unconditional restoration
of the Union, without compromise or con
sultation with traitors.
Arms have been invoked to destroy the
Government; arms only can save it. Your
enemies ask for no cessation Of hostilities.
Shame upon you, if you anticipate them.
You are right-they are wrong. Shame
upon you if you are willing for your holy
rights to submit to thesr rule. Spare your
sympathies for miserable traitors, justly
confined in prisons, at home, and give
them to your friends, your relations, your
brothers, who are sacrificing their lives,
their all, for you, on many a bloody bat
| tlefeld. If some miserable demagOgues
among you must vOmit forth their treason,
let them keep it at home. We want none
Of their vile letters, speeches or papers
here. We know for what we fight. Tell
us not that weare engaged in an abolition
war.
We have sunk all party considerations
in devoted loyalty to our country, and
whatever names unholy traitors may ap-
| ply to US, we will, by every means that
Providence puts in our hands, sustain the
Union, so help us God The Army of the
West is in terrible earnest; earnest to con-
quer and destroy armed rebels; earnest to
meet force with force; earnest in its hearty
detestation Of cowsrdly traitors at home
earnest in will and power to overcome all
who desire the nations ruin. 0hio's one
| hundred thousand soldiers ask their fathers,
brothers and friends, by their fresides and
in their peaceful homes, to hear and heed
this appeal, and put an end to covert trea-
son at home, made more dangerous now to
our national existence than the presence Of
armed hosts of misguided rebels.
Colonel NJ. B. Walker, Of the 3lst Ohio,
then presented resolution embodying the
above sentiments, which was unanimously
adopted.
The address and resolution have so far
been presented to about dozen Ohio regi-
ments, and adopted without dissenting
voice.
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IMFoETANT To FlMALEs.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Ths combination Of Ingredients In thess PiluA An
the rssalt Of long and extensive practice They an
mid In their operation, and certain IN oorrsctinga a
Irregularities, painful Monstruaton, removing all az
struoti0ns. whether ;r0m cold otherwise hsadashs
pain 10 the sido palpitat0n Of the heart whites Al
nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain IN tn.
back and limbs, &C., disturbed alssD, which Azisl
rom Interruption Of nature.
DR. OHHR5BMAN' PILLS
wa the c6mmsnesmsnt OF new srA in the treatnsnl
OF those Irregularities and obstVotions, which ha-
consigned 50 many 10 premature grave. No fsu.slg
can enjoy good health unless Hhs ia regular, and
Whenever an obstruction takes plAes the general
health bosins to decline.
DR.. OHEKsEMAN's PILLS
are ths Diost sootus Tomsdy sEer known for all con
plsints psoEliar 10 Tsmalsd. 10 al elassss thaEaI
inEaluabIs, including, with certainty periodical rg
uIarity. They are known 70 thousands, who haEs
used them, at different pariods throughout the coun
try having the sanction Of soma Of ths most oinsBf
Physicians IN Emerisa
ExpIicit dfrsetiOEs. stating when thsy should NJ
De used, with each Box. Ths prios, S1,OO psr Bol
containing from 50 70 80 Pills.
Pills ssnt By mall promptly, b. RENTING % n
ProEristor Sold By Druggists generally.
&. B. RUTOHIHGS, PTopristoF,
% OedAr-st., Nov York.
- Sold Wholesale and Retail In Cleveland b
STBOHG B ARMSTRONG. EprltssOER2I
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seEcIk. YoTcEg.
no Consumptives.


The Advertiser having bean restored % hath ms
sW weeks, By very simple remedy. altar baEinEsui-
fsred several years with severe lung affection, sa
that dread dlssase, ConsumpliOn-Is anxious 70 max
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of curo
To all who desire it he viii send COPY Of the me-
scriptiOn used rse Of ehsrge,l with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they win
Ind sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
ts &C. Ths only object Of the advertiser in Ssndina
the Prescription Is TO benefit the aossd and preaa
information which he eonosiyes to bs Invaluable ana
he hopes every sufferer will try hs remedy e Il viii
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
B-PArtis5 wishing the prescription Ein pleass Cd
drsa Rev. EDWARD A. WILLIAMS,
nogZ:4Z7v WilliamsburRh, Kines Co., NY
A COUGH, COLD, Oh IRRIFATED THROAT,
Il allowed to progress results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial siiecti, rs, Oftsntimss incurable.
Browns Bronchial Troehes
reach directly the affected parts and give almost IN
slant relief In BEoEcHITIs, ASTHMA and CATKREH
they are beneficial 5hs good effects resulting from
the Of the Tr0che> and their extsnded use, has
caused them to be counterieited- Be sure 10 guard
against ofthless limitations. OBTAIN only the GIN
UnCE Browns BRsNCuI6I TRocHEs which have
PRovED their efficacy By test Of many years. PUB-
Lie SFEAEEEs and SINGERS should use the Troehis.-
Military Officers and Soldiers who oTsr-tax the T0iee
andare exposed to sudden changes should have them
Sold eyerywhero at . coats pr box ian;l35
The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
frequently lost suspended b. NAL practices and
cious habits that viii inevitably lead 70 hersditarJ
disease unless checked in time Read the truths laid
/ down in the treatise HUMAN FRAILFY, or PHYS
BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES" 1t Is elaboratsly iilustrs
ted with colored eugrayings and viii convince thi
most hardened and unconoerned, as we'll as relisYl
the minds Of the most depending, % leading then
in the right channel for relief Of bodily and monta
| agony and despair.
BS-sold b Dr. BAzR0W, ls4 Bleeeksr st., n. 7
Prize q esnts Sent free everywhere. See adVsrtiss
ment Of 50 Tressmar'' In another column.
Sold sIso BY G. W. CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland
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Perdition to Traitors North or sOuth-A
GIorioua Record from The Army.

Perdfti0n to Traitors North or SOuth-A
Glorious Record from the Army.
Spite Of all the persistent lying Of the
home traitors ofthe circulation ofin-
famously traitorous sheets throughout the
army-spite Of the insiduOus teachings of
semi secession leaders upon our own mus
ter rolls-spite Of any and every effort of
the accursed copperheads, the army ia
sound Those who have expended their
puny strength in seeking to cate insub-
ordination in the ranks, should feel their
craven cheeks blanch with terror and dis
may at the glorious and glowing evidence
which we publish to-day, that the army Of
brave OhiOsns utterly repudiate their
infamous teachings, and hurl back with
unuttsrable scorn the imputations Of dis
loyalty that have been heaped upon them
by these black-hearted tories. We have
already given the responses of the soldiers
Of Indiana and Illinois in the armies of
the West, to the suggestions of the copper
heads. They were the words Of patriotic
and true soldiers. Now the Ohio boys of the
Army Of the Cumberland have spoken
with q voice Of thunder, and in words
which thrill thrOugh ghevery loyal heart. The
eloquenee of burning Indignation is in
them. "Our enemies ask for no cessation
Of hOstilities. Shame upon you, if you
anticipate them" # Usoms miserable dema-
go0EsS among you must omit forth their
OlV1 treason, let them KEEP Il at home. We
sVaRt none of their Uils letters OF speeches OF
papers here. We kaOw for Vhat ne fight"
These are the words Of men who have
gone forth to sacrifice home, comfort
health, life itself, TO sustain their Govern
ment, and who look more pityingly upon
misguided rebels in front than at unholy
traitors at their backs. Let them be as
Bured that the mass of the people are with
them, heart and soul.
The resolutions to which we refer have
been drawn up by Democrat and en-
dorsed by Democratic and Republican
soldiers alike. Not a dissenting voice
has been found in a dozen Ohio regi-
nents. Well may we be proud of them.
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OHIO SOLDIERS TO OHIO TRAITOR.

Glorious Words from the Ohio Boys in the
Field---NOrthern Traitors Rebuked in
Thunder TOnes---Shnme Upon the SYM
pathizers.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.l
MURFREEsBoRo', February IS.
Last night an earnest and enthusiastic
meeting of Ohio officers was held for the
purpose Of taking some measures to show
the sentiment that exists in the army with
regard to the prosecution ofthe war, adop-
tion Of dishonorable compromises, and the
ineipient treason which has developed it.
self in the North. The utmost unanimity
prevailed, and a committee was appointed
to draft an address to be presented to all
the Ohio regiments for their adoption or
rejection. The following persons eonsti-
tute the committee Colonel NJ. B. WAL
ker, 3lst; Colonel E. H. Phelps, 3Sth; Col
onel ]. NJ. Connell and Lieutenant Colonel
F. w. Lester, 18th Ohio. Colonel Connell,
alive-long Democrat, drew up the resolu-
tions, which we're heartily endorsed by all
the members Of the committee, Democrats
and Republicans.
The distinguished Durham Ward has Civ
on the address his heartiest approval. and
0eASA eH oSeAfO pdAb IL tue pTelmlQarle5
leading to its adoption. The cheers with
which the address was received by the
Ohio regiments this evening would have
sent thrill of joy to the heart Of every
loyal man in the country. The address
begins by ignoring old party politics, de-
claring only for the Government of the
United States. It asks, with earnest en-
phssis, why any but traitor should desire
the severance Of the republic, or to throw
obstacles in the way Of the earnest prose-
cution Of this war, whose sole object is
the preservation ofthe republic from those
who, by armed force. are seeking to des-
troy it. Can any portion Of the people
consent to dismemberment Of the nation
Assuredly no. Why, then, manifest fac
riJus opposition, which can only encourage
the common enemy2 The war must be
or allthatit is waged for given
up.
All evils can be remedied at the ballot
box save the rebellion of men in arms
This can be suppressed only by bayouets
Can compromise preEail2 The rebels dis
fling back in our faces all pro-
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The news we publish elsewhere from
the South is of the greatest interest. Il
pertrays in vivid cOlOrs the terrible con-
ditiOn Of society at the South at the pres
ent time. CONSUMPTION laws and con-
scription officers are the terror of Missis-
sippi and Alabama. Rebel barbarities
which are now reported, exceed even the
most ssnguinary deeds which have been
before reported Of even the rebels them
selves. Union men and vomea are pursued
and persecuted with a fury and cruelty
which would be a disgrace to the most
savage Indian tribes. Cavalry and blood
hounds are brought into requisitiOn TO
hunt down and murder these unofending
citizens. Two women and one little girl
were torn to pieces by these savage
beasts. The Richmond despotism in
cludes in its conscriptiOn males between
the ages Of eighteen and forty. The State
of Mississippi is now cOnscripting all be
tween the ages of forty and sixty. Men,
women and children fleeing from their bar
bsrous prosecutors had reached Corinth,
and received protection from General
Dodge. Union men from Alabama and
Mississippi were enlisting at Corinth, and
a regiment was being formed which al
ready numbered over six hundred. Rebels
who had left Memphis for the dOminions
of JEFF. Davis, were returning to that city
for safety. A reign of terror, such as
has few parallels in the history of the
world, prevailed in Mississippi and North
ern Alabama. NeighbOr was arrayed
against neighbOr, and no one suspected of
Unionism was permitted to live. This is
the way in which the South is "united as
one man." And yet there are men and
newspapers in the North who sympathize
with this rebellion and talk of the tyran-
ny of the National Government.
The employment of blOOdhOunds to
hunt down human beings has been one Of
the beauties of Southern slavery. 1t will
be seen that they are now used to hunt
down Union men, women and children
The citizens Of Cleveland can conceive Of
the diabolicism of this brutal and hellish
mode Of enforcing the DEGREES of JEFF Davis,
when they remember the sensation of
horror they experienced some five years
since when a little child was killed on
Cedar street by a bloodhound. This is
only sample Of the cruelties practiced by
the confederate authorities against Union
lists. Yet scarce a single word will be ut
tered against the rebels by the copperhead
newspapers Of the North, such as the Chi
eago Times, Cincinnati Inquirer, Colum-
bus Crisis and Cleveland Plain Dealer, led
by the semi traitors of the Vallandigham
school and by that contemplate poodle dirt
eater, Sam Cox. Their denunciations are
directed exclusively against the Federal
Government, for which they have no love,
while their sympathies are expended upon
the cut-throst leaders of the rebellion, for
whom they are willing to apologize.
We shall expect that fresh onset will be
made upon the Administration by the cop
perheads to withdraw the emancipation
decree, on the ground that the liberation of
the slaves will interfere seriously with the
privilege of the STAKEHOLDER to keep his
pack Of hounds"
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OPTICAL.
Z. 81. sOLORFONsON.
PRACTICAL AND sOIENTIFIJ OPTiOl

Keeps the largest assortment In the Optical line an
n the trade. From HE long residences In this City,
and the extensive patronage received during that
time he would say 20 his old friends and the public
generally, that eOrt that could Be put forth 20
secure tho very best quality Of Crystal Glasses ground
under his own inspection, 70 suit the eyes in all
sss curing weakness dizziness or Inflammation Of the
Eye and npartinF strength for long reading and due
sewing. The reputation Of SOLOMONSOhiS estab-
In that line that can bo obtained has become
tabshed iact and Attested By his patrons whose ad-
take,l I'D Suporior-St., under the American, and
there you will End the best kind Il 8PECTAcLES
adapted 70 your sight.
lES-Mr. SOlomOnson would here inform tho public
that be employs any In the sale Of his Len
and those who desire pair OF his Spectacles
only obtain them BY calling at his Establishment. q
- -ARTlFIOIAL EYES inserted without pam
as perfect a. natural.
OFTIOE-NO. 10 supsFiOr-st-, under the American
Hotel. HDr2