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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

VFTAsHINGToN THEATRE, nr
~ EleyeIth stfeet, nesf rennS y sais .yeaue.
Aisen Cawedy .'"..'...',.,....." ...nMsnassr
THIS LxonpAY, EyErsnu
coMPAEY, TFovpE 81. DENIS.
ASsos.,. % % c.seu poSes's % Br.sss ss's son..ssss i
Gspgcls 0is,es Mentmercy &C, sc.
NEW cosie and ARTISTIC EssE s. EsSESs4s PES; S5lC
wepsrsplf and fssrSspasIhFt sHTSsphf IhFtERSooys.
,1 me RHsSa.fn nyseqakA sisI 70 @
rcd Francois Ravel, hss returned to this country,
cpd Is engaged to appear in few days at this
10 sstive preparation, the entsancins comic Trick
Trntomimc, The GOLDEN EGG.
p,ra,ly Matinee WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
nDD FELLOW HALL
~ MONDAY EVENING, JULY 81, 1868.
ron ONE WEEK,
First appearance IN Washington since his return
FROM Europe, Of
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
(sou Of the Wizard Of the North,) in his entir,ly
new Entertainment Of Prestidisitation, entitled
u-THE WORLD OF MAoIC!-H
as lately performed by him In England, ireland,
and Scotland, In all the principal Opera Houses
and Theatres, before Thousands ot spectators, who
have classsd him a.
THE GREATEST MAGICIAN
OF ANCIENT OR MODERN TIMES!
During the past six years, Professor Anderson
has Travelled through Australia, Sandwich and So.
cisty Islands, California, Eugland, ireland and
scotland, In which time he has added all the Novel
tics he has learned to his -
AND HyPERMETRICAL Pro-
l. CRAMME.
The princip,l feature OF the Entertainment 10
THE ENTIRE ADSENCE OF ANY APPhRATUsl
All Effects being produced under
EXTRAORDINARY MANUAL SKILL
a Grand Day Entertainment every Wedn's sday
and saturday, for the accommodation OF Ladies
and Children, at y. m.
Admission, a5 cents Reserved Seats, 30 cents
Doors open at TX o'clock; commence at O'Clock
jyll-6t ,...
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

tgH WAR DEPARIMEaT,l
PRoyosT MARsHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. C., July IS, 1858.
Cf cuIar No. 81.
The 4th paragraph Of Circular No. A, issued
from this once July 70, 1863, 10 hereby modified,
30 as to correspond with the following opinion Of
the Hon. William whiting, Solicitor Of the War
Department, which will hereafter govern In all
cases In which It 10 applicable;
OPINION. .
"a person drafted into the military service
Of the United States, under the provisions Of the
act Of March ., 1853, chapter seventy-tive, for
enrolling and calling out the national forces,
and for other purposes claiming exemption from
draft by reason Of any disability as provided in
said act, has the right to have the question Of
his disability submitted to and passed upon by
the Board Of Enrolment, whose decision thereon
10 final. If the Board shall have decided that the
claimant Is liable to serve, he has the tight, after
such decision against him, to pay his Communication
money, or to furnish his substitute, within such
extended time as may be nxed by the order Of the
Board Of Enrolment for his appearsnce for duty.
(Signed) "WlLLTAM WHITING,
W y" "soiioitor Of the War Department"
- JAMES n. FRY,
jyl6-tf Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

a Amassnsnts. .... H..
The GREAT WIzARD.-Prof. Anderson, one
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REAtfESTATE.
ii fKL HRisf ATEEAaENCY.

u tKL hEsf ATE AGENCY.
.fefsons having HoUsEs esd lots to SELL, OF
HOUSES 10 REkT, will do well by calling on the
* Rsosi:s. pwefIIazs san b. Eetide fof
Prompt attention ::'vsn y oil Neal Estate bust.
ness. - .
''' CLAIMS GAYLORD, attorneys, '..
Real fstAtt rfotefs, apd Auctioneersl
Rocth !; cornef TN End z strsets..
Rsisrt tSJgSp' SoISsrol T.S,S1 rSh Z,
Hon. Chaplin Hall, ~: CT Hoa: g. W scoheld, NJ,
c Hon, 4, W. Freach, ID Audftcti sbd others.
~ lin
sis,oOo sotnies IN teal ektste.,
Eight unfurnished houses for rent wanted imme.
diately. =. A..
-Four furnished houses for rent wanted imniedi'
ately. ,.m 'f
Two newly furnished houses.
FOR SALE.
Three three-story brick houses and lots.
Two three-story brick houses and lots, with sta
One thr.estory frame house aud lot, with sta
bles.
One twostory brick house and lot, with four
rooms.
10 REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Room No. ., corner Seventh and streets.
jtfoAU
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

RoBBERY.--Hugh Mclaughlin, ssoldier, was
arrested last night, by = policeman, charged BY
Edward Hughes with having stolen watch and
fifteen dollars from him. Mel. was taken to he
Guardhouse, where, this morning, Hughes ap-
peared against him. He told Lieut.. Cooper that
no had no desire to prosecute the soldier II he
could get his property. Tho money and watch
having been found On the person Of Mclaughlin,
It was restored, and he sent to Forest Hall to be
taken from thence to his REGIMENT. '
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
. F F G ! A L q.

HEADa'R4 DEPARTMEHT OF WAsHIsGTo.,
OFFICE CHiEF FQuARrEnmAsIER, May 20, 1858. !
pDEALERs IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAN
DEN SEEDS, kc, are requested to furnish this ofioe
price lists cfthe various articles OF their trade.
The same should be directed TO Lieutenant Col;
onel ELIAS NJ. GREENE, Chief Qusrtermaster, De.
partment Of Washington. may 2b-t
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

SMALL Pox PATiEsT.-Yesterdsy Officers
Greer aud Brewer found a negro man on Ninth
street near Pennsylvauis avenue, who was very
sick with the small pox. They conveyed him
across to the Market Space and brewer proceeded
to the Medical Directors ONCE, and reported the
case. An ambulance was brought and the negro
taken to the small pox hospital.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

u the srs..... n4il.a. u M ~, ebsn. tonight
1t ODD refiowss Halt ms tricks seem ifts lairs,
eles, AZ he discs httie Dr. no dschinefy. sisssaiiJ
most wonderful man. HIS fame extends ail over
the globe. Ih the East they speak Of hin p The
great funffi -Aman Of immense isatnihsi Let 5tfr
readers not fall 10 zee MIN, hs ssoA ieasss fof
the South. U.r ...-..a g-gH ..i,ra -y
. CAsrtRpuRr B,1--A uost attractive biilj
With an entire change il pefibfmslife; wit te rei
fhe tlriillas asa.ish aisHl, a4Ss ,fibs,lns Bss.
con Of Death, or, The ,fanEes fir,' Win be pro-
duccd, for the nrst, time In this city tos several
years, also, sew ssstsh baiist. .enutied . Heather
Blostoms," arranged By nons. ssoliosy, and intro
ducing the famous Court Of Beauty. Miss Eva
Brent will appear ia ssvssal new and beautiful
songs, and the funny x1Aiopian corps viii intro
dncs several humorous novelties.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

land WARRANTS WANTED -.
/ ibo's, SOS, and 4o's, for which tho highest
market price viii be paid, by Real Estate Agency,
Room !, corner seventh and r streets. jyfs-ti
UTANTED... Two LARGE ROOMS
w on frat and second moor, suitable for Fur
nitlire Sales.rooms on Pennay lvaDiA avenue, Sew
enth, Ninth, or Eighth streets. Apply At Real Is.
tate Agency, Room ., corner seventh and streets.
jyso
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
FOR SALE OR RENT.
LOST AND FOUND.

los TON SUNDAY, NEAR THE
i corner Of and Ninth streets, q BLACK
LAIE VEIL. The finder will be suitably 70
wsrded by leaving 1t at this office. jy27-it'
T OST.-..FlVE DOLLARS REWARD
IL Lost on sunday, May ii, between Thirteenth
and Tenth strseta, OF one Of those streets, be-
tween and ?, small GOLDCHAIN with Nickci
Cent attached The finder will receive the above
reward on leaving the chain and cent at this ofoe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

wnIrEHURsT's 0Ail.EnY, lSl PENNSYLVANIA
AvEsg,a! y, ...s ..cE.- n.tenuLst,
three Fremiums IN this country, also, . medal At
the worlds rAie In London, lor superior work.
ali the rsss. ~ ~ Photoeraphs n soiors For
sale, Card Photographs Of distiaguished men, also,
Views Of Paintings In the kotunda uf the Capitol.
tended To. rr.H
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

w TWELFTH STREET, NEAR c.
WASHINGTON MELODEON.
WASHINGTON MELODEON.
WASHINGTON MELODEON.
WASHINGTON MELODEON.
WASHINGTON MELODEON.
WASHINGTON MELoDEoN.
A SILVER CUP FOR THE BEST ZIG DANCER.
silver sIEyES @ eSP @ foR raE s1 stsr JIG JIG % pAseEs.
:EE$Es s$$ ESs #SS SE:$ ii$ BzssHs
AEFkssSSS AEfkssSSk AsB AsB sIsHF sIsHE
$SEEsSSSS $kEESsSSs SsSsS ss sSS ssiSEE sISSE
PEsFosM4seE PEsFosM4EeE
sHsH:!F sHsHE!F & & !: :: s:s#H4s:: sss#H4s:
BENEFIT BENEFIT SE 9E 6: 6: EAe#M4S,, Sae#M4S,
RESEEIF BENEFIT SE SE g. g. NAe#MAs, NAAeHMAss,,
BEsEFiF BEsEFIF SE SE 6. 6. EASTMAN, sAsHsAS,
BENEEII 9E g. MAILMAN,
bENEFir bENEFiF 9F 9F 6 6 NacHMAs, aeHMAs
rendered to him by the whole Mslodeon Company.
Continued Success Of
MAsy MAEy w4tFSs:: w4tFSS:
MARY WALTON
MARY WALTON,
M4sE M4EE %#AAttTT99ss, #AtT9s,,
EVA BRANCH,
EVA BRANCH,
EVA BRANCH,
EVA nE*Sehl k*k sslAscH,
Continued Success OF
NA'f kAfA SfHHtll tlARE,
KATE Billy EiAAL ALLAcouyr,
BILLY bittS tfsoISto0S EHdo0vSr,
-" W. 'S1 ia DfGssf:s Alss E:Gtnew,.
BILLY WEST,
BILLY WEST,
BILLY WEST,
FRHSK HOWARD,
JOSEPHINE PAKKER,
JOSEPHINE Parker.
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS,
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS,
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS,
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS
ADMISSION, Ten CENTS,
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS,
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS.
jya7
ARIETIES VARI EFT 4 81
v Fronting Pennsylvania Ape"ue and Niaih 81.
Hsmlin n Co.......,.........'''.': prcprietoIs
Fitz simmons. stage Manager.
JIM BUDWORTH,
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
EMMA MARSH,
MILLY BERTHA,
JOHNNY WILD,
AND SEARLY
ess-50
ARTI ISTE S,
Y?7 n o U d l. u II j..
PRINTING.
NT,C1LL & wITHEROw,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

BAD CONDUCT or IcERs.-Complaints are
frequently made sf army officers who ride around
the city In open carriages, and who make It their
business to insult respectable ladies passing along
the Streets We are satisfied that II is only neces-
sary to cali the attention Of the proper officers Of
the Government to this matter, and these gentle
men ~ viii be duly attended to.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
EXPRESSES.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFICE oft PENN. AVENUE, u.
Washington Guy, u. y.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AID WEST
ERIN EXPREsS FORWARDeRa. 2

rchandise, Money, yewelry, Valaablss,
Notes, stssks, Beads, &c, G, D
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DIsPATcH to all
NORTH, EAST, VEST AND NORTHWEST.
1nG1gT, PHihH DEIf,HiA, Ii L.. BSi41xoks III sVSg'' SiN
CLNNATL, ST. LOUIE, LOUIS
VLLLE, LEXLyGTON.
Connectiops are made At New York and Boston
british Provinces, and with steamship lines to Llv
srpool, southampton, and havrs, and thence BY
towns in Great Britain and on the Continent.
(oliection Of Notes, Drafts, and Rlls made at Al
Accessible parts Of the United states.
Go. DUNN, Agsat ,
as Washinkton. d. Z.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

VINO VIII hVpeNf ehch evening IN scNerai VI heS
Magnetic Efforts.
An Enchanting new Scotch BALLET, entitled
HEATHER BLOSSOMS,
HEATHER BLOSSOMS,
HEATHER BLOSSOMS,
Arranged by the great Maitre dc BALLET, MONS.
J. D. LOUIS szoLLOSY, and Introducing the
REGAL COURT OF BEAUTY,
REGAL COURT OF BEAUTY,
Consisting Of Corps OF the most beau iiul young
ladies on the stage.
Misses Kate Harrison,
Ella wesner,
Grace De King,
Lucy Clifton,
julia Richmond, SC,
VIII appear In several Beautiful Dances.
The Great Ethiopian Trio,
DENNY GALLAGHER.
In entirely new Negro Farces, Extravaganzs., &c
...,. WILLIS ]. ARMSTRONG,
The Great Juggler, Pantomimiss and Comic Dancer.
II. WILLIAMS, Z. MARSHALL, Sc,
r Forming In all m
UNPARALLELED ARRAY OF GENUINE
TALENT.
ADMISSION 10 cente
OfCneerh. .ou cents
Private Boxes, holding elk persons, five dollars.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

BODY RsCovERsD.-The body Of r. Stratton
Bradford, private In First District Volunteers-
Capt. Clark's coDpany-who was drowned by fall
ing overheard from vessel lying at the wharf at
Alexandria, has been recovered. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
n + + l @ l A l.
NOTICE.

war DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON CITY, D. c., Jan. "a, 1883.
In consequence of the pressure of business a,
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army Of the Potomac will be given at the ONCE
Of Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, Is2 Pennsylvania avenue,
above Nineteenth street. jaso
IN II -
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

CANT Z Bury HlAAL,
" routssnna Apenus, near hf corss qf sIsth 'hca-
wa. r. sinn",....so Sole nfAnsss, .As rsoprietof
cAsrERtpsY. .". '''s ' -. .. q 4
ia, c4NfERBURY,
'." fiis srrnLMs r. rsEArHL, q.
As STANDARD %usfc HALL 81
T3ssgtas AMTsEMEsT sEMEsT IssTITgTI9s IssTITgTI9s
4Hs f1GSi4f bSL4 fsfSSSisihsasMSEsr EsfSSiisaMEsr Of THE RfhD
IN wsssIS2aaoS' wwsssMSfa
MAMMOTH
BHHSMAric 9ND oPfRiTiG COMBINATION.
Mos6A. nieaT, JuLY g7, 1853,
First time in this city, l1r several years, OF the
,hrillIPg Nsstie.l Drama, a 5t t-;g Tryh, ss!yh
THE THE FLoATfSS f EHcSN BEACON 81 Of pEAra
THE rkEHGINS Ma cEoReE GEAS9M e sp9soH e SEArH'
, MR: MR: SESsSE SESsSE 4: /: EBEsoE EBEsos
jHcK j1NK, 4 YANKEE TAR
"Do you see that picture on my hati That:
biz that ever laid an egg"
Thi. pIoauo,iop |. pdS upon The stage With the
tratiye OF the
and the manifold dangers to which the brave
mariner u subjected from the pitless elements and
the bloodthirstiness Of human ayarice and hate.
The piees is given additional etiectiyene.s by
NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY,
NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY,
sIf ..t# ny .......
.. H. MORTIMER.
The representation OF the
DECK OF THE FLOATING BEACON,
which, during the piece, becomes the scene Of
TERRIFIC HAND-TO-HAND SEA FIGHT,
TERRIFIC HAND-TOH HAND SEA FIGHT,
IL, particularly, Masterpiece Of Artistic Acumen
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
BOARDING..

FINANCIAL. .
.NAT1oNAL LOAN. ,.
The Secretary Of the Treasury having extended
10 the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST nrxr the privilege
Of conversion, we shall continue until that time
to furnish T. --.'AL'yl a'H-|N a..
SIX PER CENT. BONDS
..p .... OF THE
. ..,. UNITED STATES,
s. EHows As ...
FIV 7 W EN- les,
Z Payable Twenty Years after date,
tOr after i've Years, at option Of the Government
THESE BoNDsral .a I'D.
ARE THE ~.
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
.' Now In the Market, ~" %. p '07"
BEING SOLD AT PAR,
lfNEf>i+ AND WELDING r 1874" -'..
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
... 80 IN GOLD, - 30
Equivalent, at present price Of Coin, to
,,sPER CENT. IN CURRENCY.
:, ,s..g rHEy orFER,A
SECURE AND PROFITABLE MODE OF IN
l,H,.. vEsTMENT ....-
... .roR LARGE OR SMALL sums.
THE COUPO NDS
{ wv. Aax JsuEp IN raIa. ....
s5O's, s1Oo's, s5O0's, and u, ,O00s, ..t
AND
THE REG ST z RE- BONDS
- I-In--u HEpi-I =
s5o's, slOO's, ssOo's, q, ,OOo's, and s5,ooo's.
% Persons desiring Information concerning this
loan can procure at our counter, or upon npplica.
ton by mail, circulars answering all questions that
may arise. 90 ' no.. l' '7 ."H t..0" 49, ..
JAY COOKE & CO.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

TINHE PEOPLES CLOTHING HOUSE,
$50 Seventh street, opposite the city Post
ONCE. iy1A
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12
Chief Justice Dixon.

The re election OF Chief justice Dix N
Is matter of considerable certainty. He
is not a politician; but is an upright and
able Judge. He formerly belonged to the
Democratic party; bot the Sat Clerks
and Moses NJ. Strongs OF the democratic
State Convention did not consider him
Copperhead, and therefore nominated
Judge Cothren the bottle Judge" as their
candidate. The ability, and incorruptibjl-
ity OF Chief Justice Dixon are 50 highly
appreciated by the most able lawyers Of all
parties, throughout the State, irrespective
OF party considerations, have been made
upon hun urging him to be candidate
tor re election. He has acceded to the
general desire that he should be a candi-
date; and in view of his eminent success
as Jurit, and the confidence reposec in
bis talents, learning and integrity, it has
been deemed best by the Republican State
Central committee, and BY the Repu olican
members OF the Legislature, to abs!aln
from any Republican party nominations,
when the choice Of the people is SO unmis-
,akeably expressed in favor OF the re cleo.
ton of tbe reelection of the present
Chief Justice. We concur in unis decision
most heartily.--La Crosse Republican.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12

~ The fault finding in the loyal
States respecting the administration is
thus happily hit off by the Journal Of
Commerce, itself an opposition paper: " II
it rains, WELLEs is severely blamed. The
rise of gold is attributed to CHASE. For
every mule stuck 10 the mud STANTON re-
ceives hearty curses. Even the changes
of the weather have been referred 10
BATES"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12

The SOUTH GETTING THE COLD SHOULDER
IN EhGLAND.-Ihe tone of recent debates
on American affairs in the British Parlia-
Inent exhibits a remarkable cooling down
of the zeal of the partizans of the South
In that boy. Intervention is now sd
rnitted to be ont OF the question and me-
diation hopeless. Even the London Times
is turning Tie cold shoulder on its South
err prJGe ges.-Nep York Herald.
And this change, as has been avowed
on the floor of Parliament, has been &C.
conplisbed by the Presidents Emanclpa-
ton Proclamation. The most vehement
opponents Of the proclaim alton are pro-
slavery men who declare it will not have
the least effect upon slavery. Admit for
the sake of argument that it will not, vet
is not that wise and salntary measure
which, being wholly without effect at
home and therefore harmless, produces
these valuable results abroad, disarming
tie prejudices Of one of the most power
ful nations of Christendom, changing cold
indifference into cordial friendship, and
downright enmity into respectful and
genuine neutrslitys
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12

ECONOMY" SAssons,stths advosstss Of an
srmistice with the rebels, the msl!anan
opponents CT wsr against armed traitors
the enunoiators and disciples OF the sub
lime doctrine that slavery is a part of
the Dsity"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12

81 A Democratic paper, called the
argus, has been established at Boscobel.
by O. LopMAsK,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12
From the Congressional Globe, Feb. 18th:

The Financial Policy of the Govern
ment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12
Passage Between Senator Howe, of
wis, end Senator Davis Of Ky.

sen. HOWE ON sUNCON5TITuT!ON
AL LEGIoL ALTON"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12

ENGLAND BUILDING NAVY FOR THE
REBELs.-The London Meas publishes q
letter which specifies dozen steam ves-
sells, mostly iron clad, now in process of
construction, intended tor the rebel ser
vice, stating that over fifty steam vessels,
of various descriptions, In different stages
OF completeness, might be enumerated in
this Catalogue. He gives also valuable
information as to the efforts made to raise
money for the use OF rebel States The
British ship-builders thus engaged in the
rebel service have adopted phrase de-
signed to cover the real character of their
proceedings, but which is perfectly under
stood among themselves. rhey announce
that these vessels are being built "for the
Emperor of China" The British Gov
eminent must know that this is merely a
cover for conduct which is in direct vio-
lation of English law, as we'll as of the
nominal relations of friendship between
Great Britain and the United States. .
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12

Pf'DoH dt HdCVH, UeOrSIa:
A. Smith, D. Is, died May IL.
;. Triton, K, 18th, June7.
e. ALI 1ander, A, 18th. June Ii,
;. Hartvell, z, 18th, July 20.
!. ). Gray, q, 18th. July so.
=. L. Dean, A, 18th, Aug 4,
T. Hoard D, 18th, Aug. %.
w n. Marshall, A. 10th. Sept. 20.
IN. rfeAiton, F, 18th, Sept. 80.
henshew. II, 18th, Aug. 10
n,tmsn. g, 18th, Sept
=. Roiford, c, 18th. sent =,
ID. ". Jackson, G, 18th, Set 3
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12

DIED IN SOUTHERN PRIsoNs.-The New
York Times gives the following list of
Wisconsin men among others who died in
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12


Jadss Dixon wss elected before - the Demo.
Taas s.ndiaase, and has held the ofhoe Of ohiet
mtenss With the only condition that he is . Union
nAn, In favor Of tho Constitution and opposed to
sne seosls. We do not think % fsrers the Copper
:. 800 wosemens to sppoint peace commissioners to
70 saa osg the rebels to come back, and thereby
pia5 the coward. We think he Ia in favor of send
,rS TAG N outlets rather than whining MESSAGES
sa1 ,oos1iatiy support Dixon any other DEM
oosss Sno supports the Union. His pe-so1aE ha5-
Gs are oood.-GTuns Couaty Herald.
Judge DIXON was elected before ss an
Independent, not as q Democratic eandi-
date
In saying that Judge DIxpN is Demo-
orat to ali intents, if the Herald means
that he is Democrat in the true and hast
meaning of the word, we agree with il.
He is not Democrat in the ordinary mar.
tizan sense of that term, any more than
TRUMBULL of Illinois, or CHASE of Ohio.
are Democrats.
The closing sentence of the above ex.
tract is significant one. More is meant
than meets the eye. Judge DIxoN's "per-
sonsl habits are good" The Herald Edi-
tor lives in the circuit where CuTHREN
presdes. He has a vivid realization of
how important it is that q Judges habits
should be good. There is nuthipg like
the practical experience OF an evil to make
US fee. the value OF its opposite
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12

Mrs. O. A. P. HARVEY sends to Cover
nor the following reports Of Wisconsin
men in the LaGrange Hospital ard the
Ovsrton Hospital at Memphis, Tenn
Patients In LAGRANGE Hospital, LAGRANGE, Tenn,
Feb. goth, 1868.
Musician Peter Bsrtell, Co. II, 4th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-03

RECORD on


Abolition. Slavery and the Civil War
vl>HIS WORK con;siDs complete end ae'
j cors,e qopies Of Mr. vAIlAHp'csAs's
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