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thirty tl,nns.nd dnllars

thirty thousand dollars.
For clothing, camp and garrison equipsge, tw wenty-
seven million one hundred and thirty.six thousand
dollars.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for
maintenance and support Of fleet of steam from
September thirtieth, eighteen hundred and stxtytwo
20 June thrtieth, eighteen hundred and slxtythree,
four hundred and fifty thousand dollars
For purchase of arms for volunteer and regulars
and ordance and ordance storss thirteen million two
hundred and twenty thousand seven hundred and
eighty ght dollars.
For purchase of gunpowder and lead, one million
live hundred thousand dollars.
10 supply deficiency in tho appropriation tor the
medical and hospital department Of the army, four
| million four hundred and seventy four thousand
dollars. '.- -
For surveys for military defences. including the
purchase of campaign maps. manuscript surveys OF
railroads. canals, of ines within the States in rebel
lion, fifty thousand dollars.
For subsistence in kind for regulars and volun-
teers, eighteen million hundred and sixty three
thousand four hundred and ffly-seven dollars and
| twenty cents.
Contingent expenses of the House of Representa-
tivss:
For folding documents, two thousand five hundred
dollars,
| For miscellaneous items, four thousand dollars.
For stationery, five thousand five hundred dollars
For furniture, repairs, and packing boxes foI
members seven thousand dollars.
| CONTINGENT EXPENSES THE SENATE.
| For miscellaneous items, fifteen thousand nine
hundred and forty-two dollars and ninctyeght cents
| For clerks % c..mmttees, messengers, pages
horses, and carryalls, thirteen thousand seven hun
dren and eighty six dollars and fifty cents.
| PUBLIC PRINTING.
To supply the deficiency in the appropriation 70
paper for the public printing. two hundred ant
eighty three thousand dollars
| To supply the deficiency in tue appropriation fo
the public printing fifty thousand dollars.
| Approved February l2, 1863.
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The undersigned. having renew ed their lease 70, 6
term OF years, have entirely Tefted the house hay,o
pa nted. carpeted Rni rriurniAhed thruurlu,ui
The location ofihis house is UNSURPASSED. be,,,
upon tho widest and most pleasant patt Of Ches,nt
St.. directly opposite the Old Stale House ntatILe
places olamusement, the jebbing houses OF Market
and Third sts.. and cuRyenien to the Gil, ralr1aI
the cars OF which run IA all parts Of the city for hs
dime fare.
TIE rOems are large. well lighted. havs sapes,Y
ventilation and have been refufHished with a car.
for comGOst
We are supplied with pure Milk. Croa;a Fruits nI,,.
Vegetables from farm belonging 20 u.s. and VIII, \
is managed exclusively for the hotel
The propre etOrsnfthe Americana assure their t(Ieni,
and patrons that TO pains will be spared to axe l,
appointments of this hotel Compete. end IT'S Ia le
compare favOraby with the best houses IN the UIlop
rOv.ly WYATT & IIEUIIN(,S
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Approved. February a, 1863.
rPuBLIc-No. 21.l

PUBtIC-NO. II.
An concerning the District Courts Of the Terri
tory of Washington:
BE il enacted BY The Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentGtipes Of the United &tatesof America in Congress
assembled, That the district court in and for the
several districts in the Territory of Washington
shall be held at such times and places in said dis
tTict mot exceeding three places in each dstrc as
the Legislative assembly Of said Territory shall by
law determine PrOpidei, That until said legisa-
tive assembly shall otherwise provide, said courts
shall be held now provided by law.
Approved, February 3, 1863.
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fPuBLIc REsoLurIoN-No. 81

JOINT Resolution 10 eompcns .,e the sailors on the
gun.boat "CairO" for loss Of clothing.
ResolUed By the Senate and House of Representa-.
tires Of the United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the proper accounting officers of the
Treasury be and they hereby authorized, in set
ting the accounts of the petty officers, seAmen
sailors. and others of the crew Of the United States
gunboat Cairo" 10 allow to each sum not exceed.
ing fifty dplary as a remuneration for the damage
they may have sustained in the loss of their clothing
BY the destruction of said vessel in December last.
Approved, February l3, 1868.
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Phosphate Fertilizers
MEAT 4 BONE COMPOST

MEAT & BONE COMPOST!
The attention OF Farmers and other is ctnlly
invited 60 the above MANURES, which have been
SIMPLY tested in various sections Of The county. and
which u means Of atIordng siimulpnt aud nouTsh-
meni to the Growing Crops. are now conceded 10 be
among The best and cheapest IN the market.
We have been Obliged rather than detcTiorste the
articles 10 advance lhc prices in consequence Of the
increased cost OF materials and labor the following
ratess
PAnsPHATic FERTILIZER, Si5 90 per ton.
MEAT IL BONE COMPOST, S27,00 per ton.
TASKEA 81 CLARK,
s.. cor. ighih y Washington SITS.
mhl2 3m Philadelphia.
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.rPuattc-No 2a.I

AN ACT to make the State of Wisconsin part Of the
ninth judicial circuit.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
senatiues of the United Stdtcs Of America in Con-
gress GsseulbLedrhat the State OF Wisconsin shall
be, and is hereby. made part of the ninth judicial
circuit of the United States.
Approved, February 9, 1863.
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Established 1869.
PETER LORULARD,
Snuff g. Tobacco Manufacturer

Snuff & Tobacco Manufacturer
10 & Is CHAMBERS ST..
(Formerly ~ Chambers Street, New York;
Would call the attention Of Dealers 10 the ARTICLES Of
hIs manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
MacabOy. Demigrus
Fine Rappee, Pure Virgins
Coarse Rappee, NachitOches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagss.
YELLOW SNUFF,
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Sestsb,
Irish High Toast Fresh Scotch.
oE lundyiNot.
&1r Attention called to the large reduction in
prices of FlneCut Chewing and Smoking TObgctSs.
which will be found Of a Superior Quality.
..a TOBACCO.
SMOKING FINE Cur CHAwisG SMOKING
Long, p. A. L., or PLAN, S. Jag0.
Mol. Cavendish or Sweet, Spanish.
No 2, Sweet Scented OTpnoeo, CANISTER.
Nos, l g. 2 mixed. Tin Eoii Cavendsh,
Granalated. Tnrkish. 4.
N. .B.-A circular Of prices wiIlbe sent on aspiOs
' tiOn. RhS6-ty
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Howard Association.

[FIILADELFHTA.
For the relief nf the Sic kand distressed afhletea
with Nirucnt ana Chrome Diseases and especially
for the cure OF Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. By tho Acting
Surgeon
Valuable Reports on SpermatorrhGa. or SsRiuAl
Weakness and ether Diseases of the Sexual OrZahs;
and on ihe new Remedies employed in the DisprE,sry
sent TO tho afflicted IN sealed letter envelopes. r1a ~
charge. Two or three stamps for postage will he Se
ceptable
Address Or. J. Skiliin Houehton. Acting Surgeon
Hward Association, No. 3 South Ninth Street rhla
d-lphls, Pa. des9e-ly
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TO
Farmers, GARDENERS & Truckers
A. PEYSSON'S
DisinfcCted l'oudrette!

Especial v manufac turcd for
Germ Wheat. Tuhncco. Peas,
Grass. Cabbage. aud every kind Of
Crop or Trucking
PRICE-$l5.OO and Sl2 per ton or 40 eta and 20 sIs
per pushsi. Manufactured at
Gray Ferry Road. below the ArensI.
PhilAdelphis.
and at Peysson's Farm. Woodbury. Road,
Gloucester, n. J.
DEALFRs-French Richards & Co Norh fsuHh
ST. and York Avenue, PhIladelph
Office Of A. Peys-on. Liberty ST. Ne 45o-C;sJ-
smiths Hal-No. r. Back Of New Post Offite.
mh5. SIN
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The manufacturers are now prepared to supply q
large demand with this valuable manure. They
would respectfully announce TO Farmers and Dealers
in Fertilizers That the price has been advanced to $40
per 2GOO lbH 1t need scarcely be mentioned that
this change has been rendered necessary by The great
y increased cost Of materials and laborers well
by the operation OF the u S. Tax upon uiacurcrS.
Every Eermer using FertIliLer may be assured
that The RAW BONE PHOSPHATE Will still main
tain its high character for strength and purity the
manufacturers preierrDg to make small advance in
the price per rather than let ITS merits Ial below
theg former Standard under the increased expenses
of manufacturing.
Ii is prepared from Raw BUnes. and warranted t.
contain all lher original organic maIter-no burned
or calcined bones used. and IL is cold Under a
guaranty from the that It is free from
| adulteratiOn.
| THE DEMAND FOR BAUGH's RAW BONE SUREa-Pmos
last year greatly exceeded that Of any previous
One which 10 substantial evidence OfIts Igh sIan
dard Of popularity.
PRICE, SAC PER 5000 LBs-CASH
The above manure may be had Of regular dealers
orc BAUGH Il SONS,
| No 90 South Delaware Avenue.
| febt9 PIILAnELPHIL.
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D. T.. IOTner Ith and Cllt.STNCT St5., PHIL BEL
PiIIA.
This Is one Cftheir eleven volle ges located a. above
and also in
NEW YORK CITY, BROOKLYN, ALBANY.
TROY, BUFFALO, DETROIT, CLEVE. ,
LAND, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, AND
TORONTO, c. W.
Instruction in Book Keeping. Penmaprhip. Cum
mercIaI AFithmatic, Commercial Law PhonOgtaphY
the Higher Math ematlCs. &c. day and evening nIs
most extensive and practical course in the world.
The advantages offered by the UNION OF these esl-
legeF place them above every mery local school -
Each derives special benefit from nil the others in tn.
combined experience of numerous teachers the Gsl.
lection OF manuscripts, (uIUn which rely almost
entirely inteachIng Book Keeping) and the pvoles-
on OF hooks beyond the ordinary meaus OF any slug
institution.
Scholarships issued ty any Of our Colleges a, gsud
In all ; Ii ne unlimited.
The Philadelphia College has been recently en.
laFged and reiurnshcd in superior manner md IL
no" The largest and mot O>2erOus cOnIuP Ia
sttuiOR Ia the Slate. lis well known thuTnug course
u instruction, md the long practical tXp-riVne. 81
the principals, offer nnequalled in"ureme8tS these
wishing a thorough business education
NO Incompetent ASSISTANTS employ ed EaChstuGSat
ON the hegInnIng is under The Churge OF one
! oi the p'In"Ipas.
Bryant Il STATIONS series of Text Books sent ~
mai embracing H0ok Keeping, UhTcc edIrons.} Gem.
IN rcinl AriIhnuiIc. and Commercial Isw.
For further particulars send for Catalogue.
! Address, BRYAN +, STRATTON II CO..
Jan29-ly PhiindeIrhia
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Mi'lin ,ry and Straw Goods
FURNITURE. Furniture

FOR SALE BY TUE MANUFACTURERS, AT THEIR
WARERooMS;
40 SOUTH SECOND STREET. 20
PHILADELPHIA.
eIrF9svTTN> large Assortment Of Pator Suits.
e Of the latest and most elegant sly ior.
--Ssy upholstered in Plush. Brocaielo Reps
Chatly and IiaIr Cloth. Also. large assortment oi
MLrbie-TOp Centre Tables. of desirable patIern.
mh26-3m RICHMOND 4 FOREPAUGH.
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NOT ALCOHOLIC.
A Highly Concentrated
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC
DOCTOR HOoFLANDs
q eT 91a an itters,
DR.. C. M.JACkSON. Philad'a. Pa. will efectaally
LIVER COMPLAINT.
JAUNDCE.
ChonicOr Nervous Debility, Diseases Ofthe Kianeys
and ali diseases arising from dlsordered
Liver or Stomach,
such
CCnstipa-
tiOn, Inward Piles,
Fulness of Blood to the Head
AcldIty Ofthe Stomach, Nausea Heart
burn. Disgust for Food Funess or Weight in
the Stomach. Swimming of the Head Hurried and
| Difficult Breathing FIutterlng at the Heart,
| -. Choking or SuilOcating Sensations when
in lying posture, Drmness of
| Dots or Webs before
the Sight,Fe.
!
! HeilOwness Of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side,
Back, Chest. Lambs &c. . Sudden Flushes of heat,
Bnrnlngs IN the Flesh, Constant Ina gnngs OF Evil,
| aud great depression Of Spirits Aud Will positive
~ prevent Yellow Fever. Billions Fever etc They
contain NO ALCOHOL or BAD wHIsKEY They will
cure the above dIseus0s HIneIyI cases OF II
| nundIed
Induced by the extensive sale and universal popu-
iariy OF Honllnnds German Bnters, (nurcy rpgrtH-
he.) hosts of ((uncls and interruptions ad
venturers have opened upon suffering Humanity tho
flood gates OF NOsIrums in the shape OF poor whskey.
vIely compounded with injurious drugs and chris.
tened T0ncs Stomachics and Bners.
Beware OF the Innumerable array Of alcoholic pre-
parGtiOns in pelhOric bottles. and big beicd kegs
under the modest appelat0n Of Btters which instead
Of curing. only aggregate disease, and leave the dis
appointed sufferer IN despair.
| Hooflands German Bitters
are not and untried article but have stood the
test Of fifteen years trni by the American public anc
their reputation and sale not rIvalcd by any sim
liar preparation. The prOprIeIors have thousands
| Letters from the most eminent
CLERG YMEN,
! LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS
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Steam Dying and Securing Es
tabIishEmemt.

MRN. T.. W. SMITH,
No. 49, N. Fifth ST., bet Market and Arch. PHILADE-
PHIA
DIECE Goods Of every description dyed to any CO.
L l0r. Ladies' Wearing Appsrel OF every descTIp-
ton dyed in the most fashionable and permanent CO.
Inrs and finished in a superior style. Merine CASH
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Piano Covers,
Carpets Rugs, etc, Secured POngee and 81 TX Dresses
redy ed oil cOiOrs and warranted equal to new
NB--GentGmens Clothes Cleaned or Dyed on
reasonable terms.
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Brlcklaying, Plastering, &c.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
HE public that he is prepared 10 ali kinds Of Brick.
dispatch.
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American EAotea
so PER DAY

CaEsTHUT STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AM Sltrv
PHILADELPHIA.
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he also keeps constantly on hand the best qualify
OF BUILDING LIME CEMENT and CALCTNEn
FLASTER4 BRICK. 4llorders left at the store of g. g.
Allen or at the subscribers will receive prompt at.
tenlion. ALVEN ALLEN
aP4-ly Smyrna Dol.
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Bilious Disorders Liver Com plants.

From Or. 7heodore Bel. Of .Ncw York Cty.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted 10 their
puI pose as an aperient, but find their beneficial
effects np0n the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in my practice proved mere eicctua for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy /
mention | sincerely reoice that have at
length purgative Itch is worthy the confidence Of
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Price, Is cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.

Price, IS cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
J. p. Hofecker, Smyrna; d. F. Burton. Do.
yer; NJ. NJ. Stevenson. FELTON,; w, F Know.
les Frederica; Thomas Sim nson, Camden; T
F. HammersIey. Milford. E Brinehurst g. Co.
Wilmingto ton. and Dealers everywhere.
9TJ. w. Denney, Smyrna, Del.
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rPugLIc-No. PAL.

An TO supply deficiencies in the appropriations
for the service Of the fiscal year ending juno thur
tieth. eighteen hundron and sixty three.
Be It enacted by The Senate and House Of Repre-
s,ntosiues of the intel States Of America in Con
Press assembled That the following sunas be and
tbs ,e are hereby appropriated To supply de6cien-
eies IN the app npriainns for the fiscal year ending
the thirtieth OF June. eighteen hundred and sixty
three. out of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated:
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ATTENTION. SOLDIERS, AND THE
FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

We call the attention Of oil having friends or rea
tiVes in the army to the fact IhGt OefGnds German
BIters will nine enths OF the diseases Undue ed
by exposure and prIvaIions incident 10 camp life.
We call particular stIenIIon 10 the following Is-
markable and we'll authenticated cure of one OF The
nations heroes, whose life 10 use his own language
| has beon say Cd by the Bitters:''
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DysUn,cry, Diarrl,ra, Relax, Worms

FTTnl IIr. J. q. Green, QT Cbtrn0o.
YOur l's have had long trial in practice,
and hold them in esteem as Ole of the Lest aperi-
entE have ever found. Their alternative elect upon
the liver makes them an excellent remedy, whom
given in small doses for bGOMs dyS'RtcTv and diGr-
rhnG. Their sugar-cCatng makes them very ac-
ccptablc aud convenient Tor the use of women and
children.
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DEPARTMENT or rnr INTERIOR, /

Washington, II. { 9TH Feb. 1850.
SIR: / have used your Fills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate TO say they the best cathartic
NE employ. Their regulating sctiOn on the liver is
quick and decided, consequently they are an ad-
nirabc remedy for derangem4nts of tbat organ
Indeed, have seldom found a Of billions ths-
so obstinate that il did rot readily Weld 10
them. FTaternally yours, ALOEZO BALL, NJ. D.,
PhpsiciGM QI' the Aarine Hospital.
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] 7,
Dr.. j. &. AVER Sir: | lave been rCI Vatedly
cured of the worst h-Iirche any body can have 10y
dose or two Of your Pills II seems To arise from
foul stomach, which they cleans, at once.
Yours with great respect, Ed. W TREBLE.
(I, vk oC Sfsainer (HtriOH
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as n Family Phyaic.

From DR.. z ". C1rf,rright Neto Orleans
Your Pills the prince Of purges. Their ex-
oellent qualities sunpass any caihartic pOrs9sS
They mild, but very certain and Clvctual IN their
actiOn the bowels, which makes them in alt able
to MS i'll the daily treatment of disease.
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From The Req. DR.. Ha.ckss, n tie Nsthodist Bpis.


PULASKI House. Savannah, Ga, Jan. 6, 1855.
HoNoRED SIR 1 shOulU be ungrateful for tho
relief your skill has brought me if did not report
my care 20 you. a cold settled In my limbs and
brought on excrucsting neuTdigic pains, which
ended in chronic rheumatism. Notwithstanding
had the best OF physicians the disease grew worse
and worse, until by the advice of your excellent
agent in Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie, tried your
Pills. Their effects were slow, but sure. BY pc-
severing in the use Of them, am entirely we'll
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, La, Dec, 1855.
DIR AYKR: ] have beeH entirely cpred by your
riils of Rheumatic Goat "A psinul disease that has
afflicted ME for YEARS. VINCENT SLIDELL.
~ Most OF the Fills in market contain Mercury,
which although valuable remedy ia skful hands,
Is dangerous in public pill, from tho dreadful
sequences that frequently follow its ncautous
These contain no mercury or mineral substance
whatever.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
Gloomy Editorials.

The latest Southern journals received
contain very gloomy editorials, most of
them on the Southern CONSUMPTION act.
The Columbus (Ga.) Times has long
article showing that but 10000 men re-
main in the States in full rebel possession
who can be called upon under the whole
sale CONSUMPTION just ordered by Jeff.
Davis. 1t presents detailed statistics to
show this.
The North Carolina press complain bit
terly of the quota placed upon that State
being larger than that Of any other State.
The Raleigh Progress is complained of
by the Petersburg Express for following
in the footsteps of the Raleigh Standard,
a journal very hostile to the Richmond
government. The Progress says that
Davis must have more troops or abandon
the cause.
The Richmond Examiner calls for a
court of inquiry in the case of Gen. Lee,
regarding the attack on Meade at Gettys-
burg, and also one for Pemberton, on the
surrender of Vicksburg.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
A Significant Movement.

The very extraordinary course of con-
duct adopted by the French residents of
New Orleans, will not escape public OBJ
servation. They have in body petitioned
the French Emperor for the presence of
several armed vessels at the mouth of the
Mississippi river, ostensibly for their pro-
lection against negro instructions, but
really for very different purpose, The
reasons assigned for this request are as
follows:
That the antagonism which exists among
the different classes of the population of this
country seem, to them, to have assumed for
midable proportions.
That meetings are held, speeches made, and
publications spread abroad, the tendency of all
which is to bring about a conflict between the
black and white races.
That in the event of these reiterated appeals
to the negroes to rise being listened to by
them, the persons and properties of the under
signed would be placed in serious peril.
That this danger is increased by the condition
in which the undersigned are placed by the Or
ment, who has taken away all the arms with
they could defend themselves.
That circumstances may at any moment
arise, either owing to the departure of the
United States troops to encounter the enemy,
or the evacuation of this place after some en-
gagement, in which the national government
might be found perfectly unable to afford the
protection which the undersigned have right
to demand.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
The Interior of Richmond.

a Massachusetts, man, who for the last
three years has been resident of Rich
mond, furnishes some important facts rela-
tive to that city; among them the follow
ing: .. ......t
The defences about Richmond are vcrysgood,
the city being entirely surrounded with line
of EARTH works, and in some portions they are
double lines; but they are not adequately MANN
ed; but very few guns are mounted. The
number of troops in the city does not exceed
sixteen thousand, which are entirely inadequate
for its defense against any reasonable force that
we might bring against it. At no time since
last summer has het city been in a condition
to resist an attack from ten thousand men.
Although dae proposition that ten thou
sand men could at any time since last
summer take city garrisoned by sixteen
thousand, behind Every strong defences, I"
does not appear altogether selfevident,
yet there can be but little doubt that Rich
mond could and would have been taken
long ere this, but for the foolish obstinacy
of the administration in refusing to let
anybody take Richmond by way of the
peninsula That would be an aoknowl-
edgment Of McCLELLAN's judgment and
STATIONS folly, which partizan admin
istration cannot afford to make.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
A TraitOrous Telegraphic Messenger.

From the Washington Republican, July 23.
John Lancaster, youth about fifteen
years of age, was on Monday arrested by
Captain johnson upon the charge of open
ing and destroying important government
telegraphic dispatches. It appears that
this boy was for sometime employed as
messenger in the American Telegraph Of
fee. but of late has been employed in car
rying dispatches to and from the War De-
partment. Some complaint was made to
the War Department about dispatches not
reaching their proper destination. Capt
Johnson was Immediately notified of the
fact. and to ferret out the cause. He kept
strict vigilance over the boy. and he dis
covered that he used to open the dispatch
es and read them, and, if there was any
information in them that would kelly be
valuable to the rebels, he would through
other sources transmit it South, and des-
troy the dispatches. When arrested other
evidence was obtained which clearly proved
the above statement. He has brother
attached to General Lees staff, while his
father holds an important position under
jeff. Davis. He acknowledged that he
used to send information South through
the medium of bis brother, who used to
run backwards and forwards. He was
sent to the Old Capitol.