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Guthrie on the Surgery of War; $2.25.1 = i. Il
Stronger and Esmarch on Gusshot Injuries; rs.
Trpler and Blackman's Hand Book for the Mill.
Ballingail's Outlines of Military Surgery; Lon.
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I Lon gmore on Gunshot Wounds; rs.
! The Hospital Steward 8 Manual; S1.61. ,s.s-.
( Powers Surgical Anatomy of the Arteries; 81.
Ssrgent's Minor SUrsery;s ST.
smith's Hand Book of surg zeal Operations: 81 rs
uBsudens Military Hospitals and Health OF
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Pocket Anatomical Rsmemb rancsr; So.
Pocket Prescri hers pharmacopoia 90. -t-..s=
Wythe's Pocket Dose; rs. f.e. 49, ess i
Mas Nishting sle's Notes on Nursing 50.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
CANTERBURY HALL
L0C1eIARA Az, xEAR SIxTH SpRpp.
Vim. 3. Sim. Sole Manager and Proprietor
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Wizards Hotel,
Washington, d. e., May 22d, 1863.
Gentlemen We require another supply of
your Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of
which daily increases with the guests Of our
house.
Respectfully, SYKES, CHADWICK & Co.
&c &c. &c. &c. &c
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Grand Day Entertainment every Wednesday
and Saturday. for the aeconmodatisn OF Ladies aud
Children atSp NJ. Admission Is cents; Reserved
Beats 80 -enh. Doors open at 71S O'Clock; com
mepce at O'Clock. ~ q St.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

honorable gentleman himself was in the army. 7
don't oeheVe but that he would try every means
to get out of it, though do not doubt but that
he is as courageous as lion.
There has been great change for the bet
ter, in the minds of the men OF this ree;-
ment during the last few months respecting the
war, and no doubt the whole army are imnrovod
IN the same way. Awhile ago it was no uncom.
mon thing to hear men answer to their names
. Here, but 1t is the last time," and often thew
made true their statement. Officers as well as
men spoke frequently of their determination to
desert, and not help carry oman abolition war;"
1t is very materially changed now. Good disci-
pine IS eifectually restored. Confidence in the
Government, and respect for it. is re established.
Many a time have heard boys, with more per-
verseness than good sense, remark that thev
would never carry gun against the enemy again.
There is but little of this disposition manifested
now, and it is becoming decidedly unpopular. AS
the soldiers see more fully the depths of
principle involved in this controversy and the
wisdom of the policy the Government is adopting
to bring it to an issue that God must forever an
prove, the more determined and anxious are thew
to carry the war out successfully. Whatever
tends to weaken the faith cannot be born of pat
rotSm.-But owe the reader an apo logy for
presnming upon his patience SO long. We sol.
diers have personal feeling in this matter of
fighting or surrendering, and it may sometimes
be that we are almost over sensitive in regard to
it. Having taken up the subject l hardly knew
when to drop it. ANTI REBEL.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02
New Jersey Conference.

Resolutions of Loyalty and of sympathy to
the President, in the present trying crisis, pas
sed the New Jersey Conference by 10l to [.
Resolution 5th was worded as follows:
ResofDed, Regarding slavery as the prime,
cause of the war, having rendered those now
in rebellion too arrogant to bear the restraints
of Constitutional judicial limitations, and in
the agitations of the times, the character Of
slavery is subject of much discussion, we feel
called upon to recall the attention of our peo-
pie to the fact that the Methodist Episcopal
Church, viewing it as great moral wrong,
has long maintained on the pages of her Book
OF Discipline the question, What shall be
done Tor the extirpation of the evil OF slavery 2,
and her present recorded testimony in regard
to it Is, that we believe that the buying, sell
ling, or holding of human beings to be used
as chattels, is contrary TO the laws of God and
nature, and inconsistent with the golden rule
and with the rule of our Discipline, which re-
qulres all who desire to continue among us to
do no harm, and to avoid evil OF every kind,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

FREEDMEN IN ST. LoUIs-The Superin ntendent
OF freeman at St. Louis gives notice through
the Democrat that the demand for colored labor
ers is beyond his ability to supply. Some thir-
teen hundred freedman were placed at his dispo-
sal while the applications made number between
nine and ten thousand.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

FRoM GALVESTON. An arrival at New Orleans
from Galveston reports that tithe rebels were busy
fortifying the harbor. Pelican Island is being
rapidly placed in state of defense
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
Destruction of Clifton ID nix Mon y

During the year 1863, Col, Bu ke, of tho
10sh Ohio regiment, then Provost Marshal OF
the District of North Alabama snd Middle
Tennessee, under Gen. o NJ. Mitchell, dis
covered that party of three from the North
en- States, the principal OF the three, named
Chsdbourne. bad been purchasing twenty thou
sand dollars worth of cotton With notes on tho
Bank Of Clifton, Canada, which notes were
worthless, but having across their face stamp.
"Redeemable at the Company's tfi,e In Chica-
co." and, being announced In Detectora (prlnt.
cd and sent South) as being good, the cotton
dealers parted with tn,is staple firmly under
the conviction that Clifton, Canada mcney was
as good as greenbacks. CJlonel Btrke dis
covered the whole fir TO be q fraud, and
.caused to be seized the baggage Of the parties,
in which was found correspondence, etc., that
more than col med their susplcions. The
pr les we're arres ed and $50 coo of The money
was found on their psroons. This money wss
Brought to this city by Col. Burke, who on
yesu uriay, received an order from the Score
iary of War to destroy the same In tbepreseuce
Of Flamen Ball, Esq., District A t rney. II
has been agreed that the blls shall be destroy
ed to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

indictment Of the policy pur'ued bv the EogIsh
Government. which Ia o. 0 actf rized as "un-
friendly" The exhibit Of COME ierate duauo, Q
is gloomy, and Davis makes the significant
statement that "the aversion to internal taxa
tion By the general government bad influenced
the legislation Of the several States, and In
only three Of them-South Carolina. Miseis-
sipDi and Texas--were the taxes actually COL
lected from tho pr oole." M,
He charges the North with barbarous treat
o ent Of prisoners, and want OF coed faith ir
regard to exchanges He denounces the "sav
sge ierccl,y" with which we CONDUCT the sar
and makes especiel mention Of Butler, McNei
and Turchin, aud oanvssses, In this connection
the wanion d itfuction Of property by our in
vadiDg armies- Presenting, by way OF contratt I
the course pursued by the Confederate army ii
P, nnsylvaDia
Ia conclusion. Davis speaks OF the unsnimi
ty, coursge and patriotism OF the people OF th'
rebel States. eiA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
new ADVERTISEMENTS,
Attachment Notice.

The Columbus WooIen Manufsctur.) Court Of Common
ing Company, ri Iintif. Pleas Of Rrsnklin
vs.. County in the
J R. Hare, Defendant. State Of Ohio
TIE defendant j. R. Hare, Of the State Of Iowa will
take notice that the Columbus Wooen Mantfacl uTing
Company, Of the city OF Columbus. in the State Of
Ohio did on the IAN day Of December, 1868. ne Its
petition In the clerks efhce the Court OF Common
Pleas within and for franklin county in the State Of
Ohio, against the said j. X. Hare setting forth that
said Hare the defendant Is indebted to the plaintiff in
the sum OF 1851 80 debt and II 40 costs with interest
thereon from the 24h day Of November. 1868 at the
rate Of ten per cent. on certain judgment taten on
the 3lst day Of January 1852 fer the OF S567 In
the district Court Of Iowa. within and for 4oott
and that atachmsnt has issued out against raid de-
fendant In said action, and has been levied upon the
following described real estate in which the defendant
owns interest, the being situated In franklin
county 10 the eate Of ohio. and in the city Of Oopm.
bus, to wit: Inos numbers 708 7G4, 240 e03 e04, EOS
aud e0 and that gsrnishee process has issued ont In
said attachment and been served upon Wiam T. Mar.
tin the Executor Of The estate Of Jacob Hare decea
ed requiring laid Martin such Executor to appear In
said court and touching the amounts Of monies
that in his bands and her, after TO come into
his hands, which belong the defendant ss his distIi
butiye share Of said OF Jacob Hare deosssed
Of the heirs at Law OF said estate and said defend
aut 10 required to appear and by the goth day Of
February 1864, or judgment will be taken asai st him.
By @. @. COLLINS,
dec Planuf's attorney.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
What a "LoyaI" Paper Says.

The ssndusky Rtgi'ter, an intsns,ly "loyal'
paper, according to Abolition nomeuclatare)
has the following on Governor ToDs white
washing letter:
Gov. Tod has written Q letter TO the Warder
OF the Ohio Penitentiary exboDeratiDg him
from all blime In the matter Of the escape oi
Gen. Morgan and bis men. Il 10 all proper
shat the Warden should be relieved from the
blame which properly attaches to others in the
matter. But we protest against the Warden
and military both being relieved from the blsue Q,
30 that none shall attich sny where. There
was the most disgrsceful and culpsble negleo.
some ahus and II ought to be fastened ndellIbly
where il belongs. No mitundei standing be-
tween the Warden aud the military, is tufiCieat
excuse. There ough, TO have been NO mis-
uuderssanding-the matter Was clearly of too
much importance. 10 admit OF being the subject
Of Misunderstanding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
The Pre.idsn, Yie'ds to the Leasuers.

A special di, patch In the Cincinnati Gssats.
" d,tsd at Washington, Monday evening, states
shat "withln Q few days after General r Sc
NV cnAns had been removed from the command Of
the Army orths Cumberland. Secretary CHAsE,
Gov. DENNIsoN. and other prominent men,
mainly from Ohio, urged upon the Presideu,
the policy OF removing Gen. Sen YIELD from
che command Of the De- ar.ment of MISSOURI
.n and the appointment Of Gen RosEoRAHs 10 bis
stesd, and repre-, tied the importance Of doing
this before the Missouri election. The Presl.
dent, however, refused to listen to the appeals
for The removal of scHoYrrLD, and decided Ia
ignore the demands Of the Missouri Radicals
OH and retain him. So the matter stood until the
reoen. meeting Of the Loyal League National
Council"
The dispatch goes on to state that the Ma
~ tional Leaguers appointed q committee, oon
sis,ing Of JoHS CevoDE, Of PsnnsylvanIs, Jas
M. AsHllY, Of Ohio, and Governor B urWELL
Of Massachusetts,, to present % the President
objections 70 bis course. and urge upon him the
speedy removal Of HALLScK, BLAIR and BATE
rs a ct Washington, and OF sCHOFrELD 10 Missouri
and to represent that the Loyal Abolition SEN
ID timept Of the aountry considered he bad mad,
Q grave mistake In not sustaining the Radicals
II 10 added, with evident satisfaction OF th,
triumph the Leaeusrs have obtained over III,
Prsidens, that "this representation produced
marked sffect;" that "it was easy for the Pres
ident 10 maintain the position be had chosen h
q t.ke against delegation from single State,
90 that from Ohio; but the Committee from th,
Great ssDhsdrim Of Loyal Lssguers chad I
most potential voice, and spoke With az author
ity, to which Mr.. LIscoLN, 10 his present cir
cumstsncse, deemed IL the better policy Il
YIELD" u
0 The Radical Senator GaAlz BRowH, from
s- Mlsiour;, The Gsssts's dispatch says. "va
speedily sent for" the decree Of the JAoobil
League Couuoil no doubt requiring prompt ex.
scu.ion, sod "ss the result Of an In ervew will
him and the Loyal League Committee, an or.
der was at onoe transmitted directing Genera
scHoyIELD 10 report at Washington In person
This 10 considered ss equivalent to q removal
whoes official head will be next brought to th,
block at the demand of these L'ogusd conspi
rators time will soon di,c ose. The President
III succambs TO she secret JscObin cabAl--as va
expsoted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
TO CONSERVATIVES.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
Message Of Jeffersen Davis to the Rebel
Congress.

Congress. 4
This document, abrlds cd Of It's geperaiities
Of language, admits the gravitles Of the dsas.
ters 81 vIcksburg, Pjrt Hudson, and Little
Rock; but endeavors 10 fnd consolation In q Q
partisan warfare kept up on the Mississippi
river. IL alludes In q eratulatosy tome, TO the
stubborn defense OF Charleston. Regards the
battle Of Gettysburg as no defeat; and attrib.
utcs Lees retreat to the sselllng Of the wateis
Of the Potomac, and the cutting or Of his sup
plies. Davis 10 bewildefed BY the surrender Of
Cumberland Gap "without firing shot" He
exul,s over the battle Of Ciioksmaugs; and 10
intensely mortified Al the subsequent reverse
and retreat OF Bragg. He professes 70 be IL.
norant Of the result Of the siege Of KuoxvIlieI
He compliments the iegiislstures Of Virginia,
North Carolina and Georgia. In reference To
Foreign Powers there is long and elaborate
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
Attachment.

aottfied Hass, PIalntif) Before Noah Orr. J. p, Of
70. \ Washngton town %, Frank.
Henry Pierce, Dsfsndant.> } lin county. Ohio. : :,
N the 2Qd day OF October, A. D. 1863 ssid Justice
" issued order Of attachment in The at ore action
for the sum Of e32.H. e ~t-i-.,. q, ~ Al
nov23-W3gs 00TTFRIHD HAAG.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

The LouievilIe Joururl Oh the Abolition
Members Of Congress from Kentucky.

The Louisville Journal thus notices General
GnErN CLAT SMITH. BRurus j. CLAY, WIZ H
TT RANDALL and Locus ANDERSON, who separated
from their colleagues ami voted for an Aboli-
tlou Speaker Of the Houie Of Represent aaves
II says:
The development 10 slcksuipg, but We bays
no tears to shed over IL. The Abolltonisis are
,.g welcome to "new converts" of this description
When false friend throWs OF the mack and
ra.1 appears openly In the ranks Of the enemy no,
bocy but the enemy is permanently damaged
By the procedure; and beyond question the en-
eny is damaged ssnsiby az we'll ss permanently
Reoreants are parasites that In the end destroy
the body upon which tsey I've. The spo,.sts,
add wings TO the Nemesis Of the people.
Since the remarks above were written, va
.I.. have received Dispatch from Washington. an.
"a nouncing that Anderson Smith, Clay and Ran
dali, all members from Kontucky, aud all elect
49, ~ eden the platform Of the Urion party Of the
NJ, State, vOted for Glfss on The fret ballot. Com
ment 10 unnecessary. -
Yeti, may not be altogether uuprof table TO
recall In this relation the pledges which the
Representatives mentioned have In their ,st
90 -nfHcisl act 90 unblushingly trampled under
fook -
ysa soo After quoting the Kentucky Union platform,
' y. q d adds: sr,t. ll .t5sA.s ~, s,it 4.
tsri ia or tbe members IN question, Anderson and
Bandsll we're nomib ated ,ressly on this plat.
2aerN Arm while Smith and Clsy expressly and fer
' f5fa nsily indoFsed the platform subsequent to-
,..., their nomination. They we're ell elected on
the platform That Is to say, they we're all
.., elected ON distinct and io!emn pledge that
tbey would act In Congress against the radicals
and not with them Not one Of these MEM
bers could have been eleoted without giving
,-av, such q pledge .selt or expressly. The ruth
Of this is indeed attssted AuHicently by the
fact that ell Of them expressly gave the pledge
They themsslves uIqaesslsnably deemed the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
IMPORTANT OBRTIFIOATES.

Rochester, N. Y, December %, 1861.
Messrs. P. II. DRAKE Coil have been gIea
sufferer fr1m dyspepsia for three four yea aud hat
TO abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bitters and to my great y an
now nearly we'll man. have recommended them II
several cases. and as far Know always with signs
0eN'A'' REV Us. oATHoRN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

Philadelphia 10th Month 18th day. 1862.
Respected FIend:-My daughter has been much benz
eaited by the Of thy Plantation Bitten. Thou will
rend me Two bottles more. -
Thy friend. A. A. OURRlN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

The LEorIATURE Of Wes, Virginia adjourn
Cd sine die las. Friday, after long ard lsbOri
ous session,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

Madame Poftor's Curative BaIsam.
has long tested the truth that there are dst principles
In Medcine AZ there Is 10 Bttnce, and this Medicine
compounded on principles 50 tied 10 the anold ma
ture Of Mail The core Of Colds In keeping open the
pores and creating gentle internal warmth, and this
10 caused BY the Of this Medicine. Its remed al
and vigorous circulation Of blood through the lunss Il
enlivens the muscles and assists the skin 10 DC, form
is duties Of regu atpg the heat Of the system and in
gently throwing of the watts substance from the iur.
face Of the body, It 10 not q violent remedy, hut
emolent, waning, searching and effective. eee ad-
vertsement. iH+iea l.i .sflspssr decl-d&Wlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

bss9qes AsArE (Mr. RErD) tho Washington cores
I5sz1aan psDdsns and reporter Of thsCucinnan gsss
has been appointed Librarian Of the House Of
Congress.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

"a smile vas on her lip-hsalth vas In her look,
strength was In hH stop, and in her hAnds-PiautAson
Bittsrs