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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-21
RITTRELL,S SPRINGS

RTTTRELL'S SPRINGS,
A FTER THE IST JUNE, OUR HOUSE WILL BE
"A open for the reception of Boarders.
Rates of Board.
Board per day. 500
week, $500
I" month"; 100
Children under ten, and servants half price,
BLACKNALL CO.,
PrOprietOr
P.S.-We cannot send our Omnibus to the O'Clock
night train
May %, 1868. At
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-21

SALT AND RECEIVE HAVE ON CON-
- sgnment large lot of Coast salt for sale by the
sack. larger quantity. Also Rice BY the fierce at
CREECH 4 LITCHFORD'S,
Auction and Com Store
haleign, July Z, 1858. 55-t
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DLLEs. FIsrULA, TUMoRs, Ulcer!
$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
DANAwAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
HI 18th of October negro boy IVES. Said boy very
black about 80 yeats of age feet or inches high.
will pay the above reward for his apprehension SO that
get him, for his de livery to at Oak Ridge Gull
ford County, N. G. THOMAS GRAHAM.
Ian. %, S63. eff
DLANTER'S HOTEL, RALEIGH, N. c.
q Persons visiting the City Of Raleigh will find to
their advantage and comfort to stop at the PLANTERS
HOTEL its location being pleasant and retired, and
TeHent the State House and business part of the City,
The prOprietors solicit liberal share of public patron
age and promise - do all in their power render those
who stop with them comfortable Their table will be we'll
supplied with everything the market and surrounding
country affords and served up crafty the hungry
and suit the delicate appetite.
The long omnibus which runs to the Yarbrough House
will also take passengers the Planters Hotel
PARTIN Balm.
Raleigh, July 2s, 1868. 6I-2m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-21

Give, and il. shall be given you, is maSiRs little
believed
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IUNO THE WORSHIPFUL COUNTY COURT
Il OF WAKE Notice is hereby given that application
will be made Wake County Court its term to be held
the Sd Monday in August to establish elscton pre-
cnc at the muster ground in Carey District.
July 7, 1853. STD.
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TONSCRIPTS ATTENTION!!-IN OBE-
~ dience to the proclamation of the President 90 good
recruits will be received in my Company, for local duS
in and around Richmond My Company is attached to
Maj Elotts Battalion, formerly City Battalion) An.
ply at once by letter or in person, to WIN. H. ALLISON
Capt Co. H, 25th Va. Battalion, Camp Old Fair Grounds
July 2S 1868. 6lNstnd
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
Ia day the 26th Of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY. He is of whitish yellow complexion, about
to weight about i4O pounds He has heavy head Of hair
and talks short when questioned, and has down look.
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to at
Prospect HILL Caswel County, confined in any Jail
get him. f. l.. WARREN.
Caswell Co., March 81, 1852. 26-w&swtf.
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~ Mr. Editor Please to the people of the
fifth Congressional District that Wake Voters respond
ing to Franklin voters will give Capt JOSEPH DAVIS
cordial support for seat in the next Confederate Con-
xress MANY WAKE VOTERS.
July T. 1863 std.
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SAMUEL HI. CHRISTIAN FOR CON-
- GRESS.-Many of the citizens of Moore County de-
sire to vote for SAMUEL H. CHRISTIAN, of MOntgom
cry County representative in Congress from the 9TH
Cong ressiOnal District.
July 10. 1868. Std.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
Poland.

Encounters continue TO be daily reported. In
two fights near Koun the Russians were driven
into Prussisn territory and were reconducted to the
frontier with military honors by the Prussian au'
thosiiies.
Prince Cidam Sapieha was arrested at Lembers
on sus, cion of having supported the late expedition
10 No!hynia.
Prosecutions of ladies for wearing mourning III
Nolh yna were increasing.
That portion of the Paris press which has most
strongly advocated IT,, Cause of Poland continues to
urge be French Government TO action.
1t is stated that the Russians are roconstructng
tie ma,siye batteries az BOmauund, wi ch were
dlsmdntlcd by the Allies in the Crmean War.
The Swedish Cabinet intends to send protest TO
the five PoWefs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

The total stock in port estimated a. $4,000 bte' inclnd'
Ing 49, bsles 90 Al eflcen.
IAAnz RtgOaI-The edyices from Manchester repent the
u.eil.t ios eouds ard yarns steady and hrner
LIvHl.rooL BKEADssUFFs hAKkET-Thc BIsats;uis mar
ties Com qnirt uud s.esdy hirhardson Spence Co
aud o:heis cncls1f Iesot; our duI s.d GownwTl wan
o.cln-d 81 3 c.uta' Ped e'ern 40 TO- Red Southern
g.dg2, White " sieru, tG4tI White SOuiteIni 10 a
1913 Con .,-sdY ~ .1ed. % q; " bite, q 6G4s6.
LIVERPOOL PLOyfiON AAhEEr.-ine provision mhtet j.
genera j. cu.c. and steady. Nrs Bis aad AyGaa Go
report, Bet INN vita small sAea ai last quosiions Pork
si D,cJb .esdyi Lsrd. lct aud steady ialow es'er
LlysArooL PRoDucE M4RKEr.-sagH, fat; Coffee, irae.
live. roe seldy A-ies, sles snaI 81 - 90 ior pos
hosin buoy snt commoH ~ Il ~ sPs 81 iHiPrn''he'
steady i0a.-. a.-felI Bout d kng sh report feuc-
leum ao,ye ard sdyulo.ns. rchusd a D. crude u
Lo,ooS h,GEHTs (Bsrirgl.-Bfesd.'uas Inactive. but
stesdy Cofe- Inactive at dcclile o. al Iron hfmeT
WITH ssh. siNanca. LlL.ceA skess.e,dy. Sfint. 81
aSy aud qfo',0ns sasier ishow declining lea ''etey
Pc r,!eun d.Ta~srl quotes - IN hshHei. sPsE0 O''
I-1SDoS MoxEY MARxET on.os closed on FTdsy =, o. /.
ds2 money lac ioufrg u a." tsuE Of las s-d show
eecrss ~ ooliou 'r tae 80. u "a, ~. ,..
AN,E.cAs .cAs-ltf AiafAtt ioT American SecHttts
1, tu! n3uu J. lance CrHusl H. E+G-9i discount
ri. r., 81. dti.
LATEST. m,
Tlr Lirng ai-lfrES. co. Ss;ufily evening JOY II -
Cor1oN Safe tolay. 400 baes, including 30 ba.r' 20
spcrIalois sIG c1ioHefl lie mAAet !eHsA' t-'o' STU
uuchH sei. go ~, 49,
T1oyi,.oSs &c Provision ,aafLe. IS qlie; and steady
obo satGiGay evening -Consols 81 AT ior
ANiuc.y srocK, -Ilinoi. Central na!foaI 7gG2o ei.-
"a, o., ,-r.%H'ynE CoIroy MaEKxr-The ,ll.'
or lie ~,.a du. the o5OO biies. Oeans Tres
osd4te 3.y.. Vss .,JL 4Ac ms'Aes - Afm anu steady
PAN, s...sl.y - b. Bours- is doll, Renie,sI coe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
SUPPRESSION OF TIE GREEN lNSuGRECTION.
H.rirA1. Monday. July %. 1853.

The steamship Africa, Capt. Stone, from Liver
poo ll, Via ucoastown l2th, arrived at this port
al s. p m. to-day. She Las ~ passengers for Hall
fax aud - for Boston.
The steamship Scotia from New York arrived al
Quee.s;o,en on the 10Th.
Tie Teuiona, rom New York, arrived at South
ampton on the l0th.
The S. AndIew arrived at Liverpool on the
lith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
Commercial Intelligence.

Loypoy MONEY MARKET.-On the 10Th there
an nyers,e demand for discount aud the supply OF
Money COZ abundant Sooks hrn aud fsyora-
tendency became apparent partial publication o. the
Scotia, Lows beng interpreted a. favorable TO peacr
LyERPoUL COITOS MARKET.-fhe Brokert
Ccuaf report: he sol' Of Cotton for the weeS foot up
% go baes including 500 bses TO speculaioIs mi goo
bales Aoites The aIset opened with al upwEd ten
jeucy. hui Quotations remained unchanged The sales on
TUESDAY o. btle sebdiHs 1900 10 spetua Ola and
exporter tie aket closing quiet I'D unchanged Al tie o'
low lns quOtallons:
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go in cash on hand Of nearly 49,000,O0O

decrease in cash on hand Of nearly $4,000, 600
francs.
La Nord has reason to believe that Mr.. Dayton
did not declare that America would consider the re-
copntion of the Confederate States IA easus beHi.
Drown de L'huys asked Mr.. Dayton whether 3
fresh offer of mediation would be well received at
Washington. Mr. Dayton gave negative answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

zoe 10Th (Co. Ne.cJD lath lCol fOctcD, aud lta (Co
l;obeitsJ Vermont Regiment reached tbs city Sc iorday
,o,.nr on their way home They nine months Irs
eats aad ,uin with 500 men. llay pa.ucp-rd l tns
n,,l, Of sburg AMI Iot Ia allied AID wo.ndld ABOUT
400 men, Tho lGih suoAt 10 81 'acn. Tan
po.tion to furnished thei ycsleida5 -.te
moon.
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l'rvssil.

The editor of the Berlin National Zcitung has
been condemned 10 four weeks impr sonment, aud
hard labor OF the Notifications with ielons, for pub
listing al Article from Tie L0Hd0A I,mes on Prus.
sla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
ne,IInurk.

THE Copenhagen Journal says the probable cause
of the reported meeting of the Kings of Denmark
aud Sweden is, the prosl eet Of serious difference
between Germany and Denmark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

81. Petersburg letters assert that Gocbakof re-
ply 10 the notes of the Three Powers will be very
pacific. 1t will only make some reserves relative to
the time and place of tie conference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

Tmr Is NlW ulmCHr Two barns on mo
p,,nh.cs % NJ SayIa. 10 a." t'i'cA' N.".' No''''
Notr 4,a.loyrd 3D., ne ." ounass .is"- i.' wi.
it.t A. II NO r, bells Cos t.N ga "lr. '" 81.
IDI q ,ascra ul.ri tAr usrrn. tc-4inrA 81" a'"t 81 "
n, . nr. % Bslrn AID M.huui ppm. o. "e'' 'e' ~ ~
t ,,af h.tln ,tec 10 ou.n.,e aud - al "o'" WIZ
.,fI9l,y 81 i.toi ugpinston ded duiias ur ''s"'
~ .,n.a. DEAN srnDcr,i bl nr e''"'' Jog
i IA . t,.u.s .u sac drstluct.JH oi ti- 'i4~S' "''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

THK 7lSr RIGIrNT.-lhc OH ~ and members
Of tn c,ipl o.drIrd aII'f t4s Amor o. 400
ri incl 90 ocioe., u lol tIe pl'o h'nt m'.tr...
OF ard psI. Az 4i.i.brs 40 t4tr..si Zoo nr rftrnt
AZ oritr Ni. u. HJHAittt TO-. - 90.
HitD4uAtTEls Co. &. e.. .tt In.r.t, r. 80. "i
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Greece.

Order was completely restored at Athens. The
Bank was sayed. The garrison has been sent to the
provinces.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Cr.yH.t Trw-Jr.
Z.--Befofe DALi, Fifst Juds AID Jaasc. liILroN -.
BKlDY,.


Augusiu. Ncrth, IT,, at. Albert Feldner;
Eatt-,ri Johnsou ss anHh Tuulc SstLanrl IL. DuY1
az. John IIonpson, Maul u. I~ad hgL iouiis b.uof
J.nr. W.DB ayt. ynsu: Van IshdL-Ofdrfs avg .sIri
rom; affirmed 81 DO cots. ':luains l.. hioiri
Jr.., H. ..af.naui John usnrton ily ceDpnI1
Prhco, Gc. Jud .ifrnts siirl.,i sitl COST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

Duowsfu-Samuel MIils, n boy aged II years
49,, to...a Ola suudsy wniu bA.Airs an p.nd e'fHrf %
MN .,,u. and 81 ,,Art -iicct.. tls body "l r''fei'e
i To- nj. sta - residence. cJfL,g ~ i.a.h 1Fen.'
,.... ~, rtr.. A,t.uu shipped u.t" tou tlc tii-.' VI
.uf.u Fcirg aid tn uu.t sna llt iit' tNc Wei ~"
itowLeL Inquest, were hoid q" DO" 'o~'i -A' '''''
IA s,ea!ltrct scGr rendered
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To wanderers on sea O. !aai
From Polar shore TO Troplc strand;
10 household, lone, in regions uew,
And dwreE' in great cities, TOO,
10 soldiers 10 camp. fort and held
Who need assinst disease shield,
10 minor. California bound.
Aud ti.lefs Q. wet, rasrsly ground;
To feeble wives OF fragile mold,
10 youu., and aadSased, snd old,
10 those IN health. who would enjoy
Heavens beat sif,s vi Thou. ALLOYS
10 al the stroustllcss "eaA and Pale
WI, drooP. ye. KNOW not what they all
HosrgrrEh's BurEGs 'se present
A. Healtl's most potent element
IftAcrs /, sny y.ae in pub.ic option Or any "ssH'~
80 zeal testimony, the very ees' aud 'ae'' I'n'''
and Alternative NOW before the worlds
III . ;, 4 l. 4 II H. II
CELEBRATED
- II = NJ \ ( II y 4 / IL II %
soIby Respectable Druggist. all plr'' o. 'he world
nosrElrEa SMITH
rlrTsBURo, Psna
Ne. yo.s oGee Ne 42s BRoApwAf'
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rRoITlNG AND RhCiyG on The FASHION
% COURSE, l.. l.


Yesterday a match for slVo' mile heats, D.
tween tue celebrated brown stallion iieufy CLAW,
10 a lJG-lb. wagon, aud thc by gcl4in2 JAi4ie'
Lynch. ~ harness. came Oh Oh tie above coaisr,
and excited c0nhdogntl' inieresi among tporiin.
men and owners OF iaft nJ.ses. licuft Gay Aas
been repeatedly offered 20 he matched ngaintt ant
hor.e 10 the world carrying $50 70. weight, witLou
eyer meeting ar acasptor 81 biz cAAiionge. L. ttc
present match u was tlou'it inst ~" Advantage
which Bis opponent jamie Lynch lad .n the s'yic
Of going would Pcrhups, enable me latter - D'
,ncDe.sful ia then match. Ire bOreucu, how
ever. were 70 confident 81 the ueiis VI TIE stallion
that ne, freely offered slt0 ~ 10 on i.s whining
He proved tlt D. we vel dc-' fNins OF Their con-
ndeucc, by Winning ~ two straight meats Ia %;J'i
aud 1:31. " uOat having ever mace Dfe.L d.
the TWO heats, n Circumstance winch SPEAKS hishly
IA h.a favor az Il TAR, square Uctirr.
a quarter race between Facing mare, called
jersey Maid, aud Mexican poney, named 10y H.
\. OyeTon. FL; 100 eide, siEs.e d.rl II quarter
OF "a iulle, followed. Inc former was The iayOnte
A. 500 10 SIC, nnd won easily 10 tine taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

FfLLrROM WiNDOw.-Fredcrick B1nnabprser.
Geiman Iylue 60 no. so. Em street. "illr re"r, "'i
~, tt,d story window tie sidewalk. aiI was oa. tf-
o,s iulufcd Internally. Ir taken the house ny
Oulce! Sueeuau VI lDe sixtA Precinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

WoNtN's LOYAL NArioNAL LtAotf.-ine W.
r, i,si National ossuc tr l., to "c1ho"ease 'Ae ''o"
IA ao.,n. received sl.ce July is. q, sHs.f 'o.m ~ ~
1 oo ,r Institute:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

SUPREME COJNT-SPRCiAL IEHN-JCAY 20 Beous
JIstcc EOBaKIsJS.
Decisions.
Philippine kass, nst AdOpHu. j.. E'eAsf, e 81 irIanc
ton .tsned, modified amending compliant otnri wise
Dissolved.
Elisha A. Parker a. ext, JOseph Cent. alignment lot
plaintiff note ICES u.
LaIDslou ". Nms.ow at " william s. scar.
Susan o. les L,is aduln. a.an-t DaIua ". beo ct a.
Beatty ct al sguih., ,AnIrt Hal IT a. Of
decision settled. Papers wiih tirfA a. Chambers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

SENTENCED TO w liuNo.-ln the Cour; Of Oyer
aud Ie.nnrs ye,ltrd4y McIsr. Kenny, S.uycri 1i to
,f,f ., john Kayra.oufs. scat zoe o -e i.n- 9A
ff, tue An day Il Srpt,nnsr mex. Alter 'rn-cr' "-s
'....I .sN Of pto,eslls, sanud u4 llo u--4'n u
COUNSEL of prisoner. AN" VII Heei0Io ieNe"sA ~
,le Dcncga Icgul sad tas,cd u.on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

BoAED og CovNclLMEH.-I hc'" WAC 10 l'o'u"
II tnis board prestnt on "."'~.y a''e.' 'N" ' J'"
,n.,t v,, usdo to Thursday afternoon a. 4 o'cocA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
6ostetter's Stomach Ditters.
CELEBRATED

8 T MA OH b Il T z r 8
READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure Of HEALTH But howl" you ak;
We answer, tits an easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH, and sustain
The NpRvEs, tho servants Of the brain,
The LIVER keep in active play
And regulate from day to day.
Each organ aid on Natures plan,
Brace and refresh the INNER MAN,
And ike watch that's kept in chime
by constant care with railroad time,
The systen's tone and strength renew.
And thereby cheer the spirits. too
" How" you inquire can this be done
This Victory Ger Disease be WOMB
"HosTxrTERs BITrEKs," we reply
Is HEaIrHs SUPREME PRoTEcrIoS-TRYl
As reseness.ng the di,oriered aud eneebed
yI,e regulating every function Of internal organs
yiving the depressed spirits invisoratinz the con,,tuon
and proongrge medic nal PREPARATION either Of the past
or tn. presen. time Las been completely and universally
successful az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
The Turf.

REOPLNING on THE MOS COURSE, /. I.
The Onion Course, Long lslsnd, which for
the past eighteen months ha- no. wi,nessed n trot-
ting contest, has been reopcued. Dur.ng tie Sum
mer and Fall Of 1872 It was occupied by the ilrs
Massachusetis Regiment, and II was during tier
tenancy TIA, Tie judges and grand stand, together
with tie boarded raihls- incloaing It, were torn
down and burnt. Tie proprietor, Mcs'rr. Shaw \
White, have this Sumuicr gone vigorously TO "oFk
10 restore /: TO ito former ttatc OF efficiency, and
have 30 lar pfo.rcscl toe work that Tie nAug !.
raj msich Of the Cuion ,oarrc t0iiing season VIII
be the highly important aud interssiiu. QUO oe.w sea
The gray stallion Henry Clay aud TIE bay geld.ns
Norwood, brother 70 the renowned sthl1oh ho','l
Fhngham, which takcs place on Ihui sdAi, iAo
3Jtb MT. Su.h Auufch on 80 AfIfc i-@.e ottniD X
Of tie trotiing eason o. tile, tie mot. ,ls %. tho
course o. Long IsiAud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
LAW ENFELLfGENCE.

BAIaAfp.
pEtIfI S..
.James W. Brown Ct al. ig,. New York Central
Railroad Company tialel ..n.fe -f ast i" iI .a''
LII. = A. Col spclanau AZ D. 4-Ias ID t4Erls 81.
W,gi.n a WlIs,l ss John !. ilo.'.cf. Nhaa.i h."l'
rrt Thlip A. otth Geo. il. hobeus ss- Jo.n b" Carer
as.-Moi ,us der tod
In te matter u oc.fss Harrison. &C., n4o1on granted
Mn r. l. ks,itue al g. Sion gonirrf hlbht Motion
.,.of OF u-vnrn' DOB fo defendant. Jean IL isi
der az, Mary ~ cOul-Moao1 frsnt"i, wi'h -o cost,
,h sve 70 rrdint 90 f-fvo nov ansNer 600 p9nit Of
said 10 cost snd Hppla.us g. 4r'ef HiheminA Map''
AT D.ei~ h. Mare Loift ilgf,d eef Ffrirlica hi"f
20 Iud,n,ni. ot dyofc~ granted. Ssuu tsmpbe sgi
y.t.r G. Campbell tun.Nan Hniith a. May on'h -
complaint wanted Pbig Eblufs ugt H'niliIt a.bfs-
K. poft coulfced. motion " g.. ade order VI anss, de-
uLrI z 10 COW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
President Davis Txpected to be in
Washington in . Week. e..
Roebuck Requested to Postpone His
Notion of Recognition.
PalmerStOn'S Sympathy with the Rebels
Mr.. Dayton Sounded on TIE Gecog
milton Question.

War Expected Between Germany and Denmark
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France.

Frnuce.
Tho monthly returns Of tie Bank Of France show
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Spain.
ISussia.

Rumors of Ministerial changes are unfounded.
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6 T. O Vi A G II Il T L T. r 3
Dyspepsis's pArgs. tia; rack aud -rina
The body, and Gep-ess tie misii
Asue., ,ia a. LEY 50 and e'me,
Make life a Constant niarsyrdOD;
Coles sal dy sea.eric pains.
Meath whic3 the strong ra.ns yisor wsnesi
Bilious complaints those tedious lis,
Necr conquered yet by drastic pills.
Dread Diauhea TIA. eaano, be
Cured ~ destructive 'nercgsyi
Slow constitutional decay
Tbs, bling, Death nearer d.y BY cay.
Nervous p,osts.os, mental gloom
Hera.ts q mslsess OF The tomb;
ForUo.e-.AsagA mineral nosirlI' fall
Mean. o,reller a, least We BAL,
HosrErrEKs BirrEiss-u.etoia~ 'GTe.
Nc, 10 !rersn. alone. but cure
In pysgepsi, Fever und Asae, Bilious courlain Cor'i'
,a.snM aud Ney.a, Debility. c.z..isas.o- Sea'esHs"'
sp,.n. and IN q. Con plants OF Nan o' Noaian proceeding
fran, CANAL or inheren, wsA.n.s, he so;y tho ole
Great Remedy and Res,ora.seis
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Jack soa vt CG0k.--Jui que TOR panrf.
I'M Cross T0wN RAILROAD.
The MGyor of Newly ok uyt. JONI l.. Conoyer.
Motion Tor continuance q u.cf,n d-usil motion "a
a.slo.ye--l0JaLetion gfuntrd shn costs
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FEsTyAL.-The Brooklyn Schuctzen.Verein Fes'
tval Is now IN progress at Myrtle Avenue Park bro0k5n
T.. ID. IL will continue two days
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DEDIcATIoS.-On Sunday the First Bapus'
Church Gieenpout, tho Rev. Mr. Reid pastor was oea
Gated The cdifce cost $500, and has nemorf'hp o.
l62 Sermons were preached By Rev. D Weson. La'hioP
aud Anderson, Of New-York
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THE RETURN or THE MILITARY.

All the Brooklyn regiments having returned from
Maryl they were yesterday mustered at the d'i
ferent arInories at 10 o'clock a. H., and Informed
that they would be required to report daily unit
further orders. The object is to keep them in read
ness for any disturbance that may take place, al
though il everything remains as quiet as IT is now
there will be occasion for their seTices. Nc
orders in regard to the dra have yet been received
by the Marshals, and it is doubtful whether the
draft will be commenced this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
RETURNED REGINESrs.-The Hth Regiment,

RETURNED REGIMESTs.-The Fth Regiment,
which returned to Brooklyn e. D., on Sunday evening
still under orders for any special service 10 which, In the
anticipated exgeucis of the case they may be assigned
While they for the most part engaged picket
duty Fairfax Seminary, Virginia.
The Brooklyn E. d. companies Of the 18th Regiment re-
turned late Sunday and escorted to their homes in
the 10Th Ward by detachment Of the Home Guard and
bras. band. One Of their company, . man named Jacob
wehp died Of exhaustion the 18th OF July That was
the only casualty which the regiment experienced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
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ARRIVAL. OF TROOPS.

The 10Th Regiment. n. Y. n. c., under command
Of COL Mason arrived in this city last evening, and
were provided with ralions NJ Police headquarters.
The doth Massachusetts Regiment arrived here Al
10 o'clock last evening, and shortly afterward re-
uOred at headquarters.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-20

colonsts, OF the Revolution, the Confederacy,
and the origin and formation of the Constitu-
ton, In which he stated strongly what led to
the proposal for a united government, or q
confederation. He delivered high eulogium
on Virginia, which was rapturously applauded,
and stated the principal objection to the feder-
al Union to have been jealousy on the part of
the States of central, consolidated, and
overwhelming power. This fear he con-
sidered now justified, and argued in fa-
vor of the right of secession, declaring
that Virginia expressly reserved the right,
when she adopted the Constitution. He
interspersed his narrative with claptrap dis
paraging remarks upon New England, and
Massachusetts in particular; upon President
Lincoln and his administration, upon the con-
duct of the war and the North generally, with
the exception of New Jersey, whose Demo-
cratic example at the present time received
his warmest commendation. His favorable
comparison OF the craftsmanship of Jefferson
Davis with that Of Mr.. Lincoln and his Cab-
net, was very grateful to the audience, as was
also every sarcasm upon the government and
its administration, and upon the Republican
party generally. During the delivery of the
address, which occupied more than an hour,
people in the back part of the hall were con-
versing and amusing themselves, often in a
manner to prevent the speaker being heard I;
he was not very eloquent or powerful. send
you document, "a Plea for Peacen which was
circulated through the hall, and contains some
of the notions of the new peace party.
The weather is cold in Philadelphia, north
erly winds prevailing; but we have no snow,
although an occasional squall reminds us that
winter still hangs upon the outposts. The
sidewalks and streets are dry as in summer,
except Immediately after snow fall.