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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-30
Administrat 70 Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad,
N m"istration upon the estate of CHARLES
STOTLER, d, ceased, have been granted to me
by the Lyon County Court, bearing date the
thirteenth day of May. eighteen hundred and
sixty-thIee. All persons having claims against
said estate required to exhibit them to me far
allowance within one year from the date of said
letters. or they may be precluded from any bene-
fit of such estate; and if said claims be not exhih
ted within three years from the date of said let
ers they will be forever barred.
]. STOTLER,
Administrator of Charles Stotler, deceased.
Nav Is, 1863 1853 So 20
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-30

a PRINrER's TOAST. - WonsGn = The
fairest work of creation-the edition being
extensive. let no man be without copy.
Our only objection to the work is. that
there are too many gil.-edged and fancy
bound copies-got up more for SAFE than
serv5ce-in the market.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-30

der light of eyes, deep. serene, and sainted.
that have never ceased the love watch begun
at my BIRTH Let me lie in the old ground
Of my fathers, away from all this surge. and
roar, and alarum! 1t is tremendous life to
live here, 1t is pitiful death to die here.
New York has no reverent pauses, even for
a death throe.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-30
Petition to sell Real Estate

PROBATE CoURr. Lyon COUNTY, KANsAs,l
APRIL Term, A. D. 1863.
P. B. Maxson Administ rator)
of the estate of VIM. Brox- Plaintiff,
son, decd,
agst
The heirs, creditors, and alp
others interested In said} Defendants.
esia at,
10y order of the Probate Court, the said defend.
ID ants are hereby notified that the said plain,
tiff has filed his petition in said court. praying for
order to sell the real estate of said deceased to
pay the debts of the estate that said petition will
stand for hraring before said court on the LIST day
of June, 1863, and unless the contrary be then
and there shown. an order will be made to sell
said real estate. 1888 1861 P. B. MAXSON.
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COO OOO MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
OOO,OOO To sell
LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
COLORED MAP OF THE
UNITED STATES CANADAS AND


LLOYDS NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
COLORED MAP OF THE
UNITED STATES. CANADAS AND
NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, 1862
cost $4,000 to engrave it and one years time.
Superior 20 any so map ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell, and sells at the low price Of fifty
cents; 10000 names are engraved on this map.
1t is not only County Map. but it is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP,
of the United States and Canadas combined IN
one, giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION,
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man 50 to S. per day
and will take back all maps that cannot be scld
and refund the money.
Send for 81 worth to try.
Printed instructions how to canvass well. fur
nishAd all our agents
every State, CaliforI Ia, Canada, England, Franc
and Cuba. A fortune may be made with few
hundred dollars capital. No competition
J. 7. LLOYD, No. l64 Broadway. N T.
The War Department uses our Map of Vir
ginia, Maryland. and Pennsylvania, cost SlOu,
OOO on which is marked Antietan Greek, Sharps-
burg Maryland Nights, WilliamSport Ferry
Rhorersville Noland's Ford. and all others on the
Potomac, and every other place in Maryland, Vim
| ginia, and Pennsylvania, or money refunded
. LLoYD's
| TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY
OHIO, INDIANA, and ILLINOIS.
| is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the Va
Department. Money refunded to any one find
n3 an error In it. tg.
! Prizes 50 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

Adrian II. Muller, Y. X. wilkins & Co., will hold
nm auction sale OF iirst-cass Bank and Insurance
Stoc, on Saturday next eth, at ~ o'cocs at The
Merchant, Exchange Sales Room, by order Of SAM
ue Wiuets, RobertR Willets and stephen n fo'.'
Executors. See their adversemen IN snothof COL
umu for particulars.
Amount OF coal transported over tbs o.iAwsre'
Laekawanpa aud Western Railroad, Tor inc "se"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

| w" ioieireu STOCK 81 tDaI COMPANY.
p!"o'o feo' ~. The transfer books cose Jan. 81.
bus been generally expected although
MUM s.en come Gays since that no raore than y
''A" "o"'u We declared. 1t is understood that the
COMPANY has expended "a very large amount. rspor.
says 500 OOO-on dOubetrsck, which. with
OF Assessment scrip and overdue Coupops b.. 40
up the large earnings Of the road. Commi,tos ,,s.
appoined at the meeting to-day 10 consider tho nro.
priety Of establishing sinking fund.
| The Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN Road baa do.
cared dividend of s v cent on the First Preferred
stock, and v cent Oh the Second Preferred Stool,
both payable lst Feb.
me New-York Savings Bank has declared s
usual seml'annual dividend at the rate Of y cent
PeF annnm on all sutss Of $500 and under, and 5 v
cent ca sums over tina, amount.
The New-York and Nev.Hayen Railroad Com.
p"nF u"' declared dividend Of 81 per share, FREQ
irom Governmens tax, payabla Esb. Cd Tbs trana.-
Ter DOCKS close On the 2ah inst. till FebAary ID.
inclusive.
The Merchants Insurance Company has declared
Semi-ahonai dividend of ten per cent payable on
demsnd.
The Citizens Savings Bank have declared their
usuai hali-yearly dividend Of 6 v cent ON all sums
between s. and $1,000. and 5 v cent Oh Iarger
amounts, payable and after the 10th inst. free
from Government tax"
Gold has been fairly active at lFi 9lS, closing
at llS Speculation has apparently deserted this
commodity for stocks. Tue market for Custom.
House notes was not 40 firm as yesterday. They
sold down to ll4i but afterward recovered to li4{.
The Sevenrbirties in fair inquiry at lOlE el02.
In One Year certificates there is large business a.
$50 096.
We notice in The E-airie Farmer statement Of
the sales Of land by the Illinois Central Company
lsst month, showing nearly two hundred sales Of
email farms. The avera.e quantity taken is sixty
acres. large colony Of Germans have purchased
near bingham, On the btancb of the Illinois Cen.
trail
The statements Of the banks OF the three principal
cities Of the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one, aud the corresponding time of 1862,
10 follows:
,,d F9 oar e. % 2s2s ss GO g, cireals
PIasjsais sSissss sS1 oss s5sssss sssss i
sss9se7 % e ss 3; .ssa.es sIss.5c
Last rsar.... 20'2.ls i59 400 9n ioi3ss95 l6O396Ss
The following resolutions have been introduced
into tho House Of Representatives Of Pennsylvania,
snd referred, with instructions ~ report on Thurs.
day next:
Re,Otret That much Of Of June H. 1870
ques the interest the public debt OF Pennsy 10 be
paid specie its equysoutss aso the third section OF
approved pri H. 1862 b, and tie hereby
pealed
Rsioirsd That shall be the duty Of the State 10
pay all Interest falling due the Puo debt 1.-THE Common
eaih and after the it day OF February, A. 1863 in
such may have been may be issued and made
legal tender b. tho United states Governments
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Movements OF Ocean steamers.

Tho p NJ. steamship Scotia, from New,f0rs 0"
tho 3lst ult arrived ut Queenstown !" 80. ~.
saturday, tie 1914 init, ana was Psfs0' ~.
Arabia "a Tassar >. .. W. on sunuay' 'n' ''''
inst,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

GRAND CONCERT
N FOR THE
BENEFIT or ti,. MOLLENHAUER.
AT TIE GERMAN OPERA HOUSE
(Wsil. -k's % Tletteu
SATURDAY.. Jan. zsth,
20 which VII appear The loloWing
UNPARfLLFLED ARRAY or TALENT.
MISS STOCKTON.
TIE ggest Pfims Doons,
From the ltssn OeT- ny tic Kind permission Of Mr. Graz
The celebrated American Tenor.
Mr. WILLIAM CASTLE.
The distina us. I'd N4.lui..
NJ EDWARD MoLLESBAURn
rhe uErvsod fiutsi.
Mr. =. J. EBEN
The well known AID much admitted Bshtoss,
Mr.. :. G. CAMPBELL.
Aud the celebratsd Or-sust cad Pi.iis,,
M a. DAVIS,
who viii perform OF bis SJos upon the AeIandf'
Organ.
IJoors open a :; con1fnenes q. .
III a parts If tho Lou. 50 cen.f VII be cold 81
Hal Sons. SesY .;chiuefs and q, the Box Ohoe.
Heerved felis % cents enra to no Obtained Al The Boz
Oiics
Privs.e boaos So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

NOW on NEVER =
Tia, marriage of Charles S. sat,op known as Oen. Tom
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
having been fixed for TUESDAY, Foo. TO- and The h!tl,
General having determined that she shal never DO eInioe1
after she becomes
GEN. TOM THUMBS WIFE,
GEN. TOM THU MBS w.
GEN. TOM THUMB'S VIZ -
| GIN. TOM THUMBS WIFI ~ m
the only possible chance IF ieeins TINS eH''"s ~
creature Is during
THE NEXT FEW DAYS,
THE NEXT FEW DAYS,
| THE NEXT FEW DAYS.
TIIE NEXT FEW DAYS.
m 49,, $500 80 ,,sr for Europe a0ttr the consunms
ton OF the happy event dh ep'9 E I @ Gays H' '"a
she mat, bo scso a. The Museum and while fabulous sums are
being oiereS 20 ISL SIZE Snis' TIE GREAT WEDDING,
10 SEE TIE oREAT WEDDING,
everybody can ~
sEEEE THE BEAUiritpUL IIi ITiTrILE BRI0E
sEE fuE BEAUTIFUL LITTLE BRIDE,
SHE Vas al 'l9 iiai s TO . S Mr. iBARNuM
before she 1om Thumb but tho 0ouefal t. deter.
tnst she shai not be exhibited after their marriage
PoslTNELY THE LAST OPPORTUNITY
to the chHrDibs litilr creature
HER MORAING .EyEES FROM 10 TILL II
are much loss eosd.d arg 70 e cemtsf'sble for
HER sSrERNoON AND ETENlNO LEVEES
are accompanied ny
SPLENDiD DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
IN The Leisure Room Sto is seen 10 Company with
COMMODORE MUTT,
ThE FAMOUS $4,000 MUTT.
tue most l,ninutyu known, making
TIE SMALLEST PAIR
Oflunan being ever the face cf tho globe,
TOGETHER WEIGHING ONLY 81! POUNDS
MISS WAEGEN'S WARDROBE l., - extensive that she
sppens ia different IDEAS every day, and in cAsste seec
lion o her rleuat jewell e@ ~ including her n'snhcent
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT KlNOp
which che kiudly exhibits 10 her visitors
Aso 20 BE- % all every day and evening. the
GRAND AQUARIA, ALBtNO FAMILY, What y IA !!
CALtFORNih BEARS exhibited and performed by Herr
Duesbach LINING nAPPI FAMILY &c
DION BOUClC iULPS GREAT DRAMA.
l. III A y u O NJ,
shich has bee pre- sred with great end care
THIS EVENING At u O'Clock
Miss EMMA BELL, Noc4ltst her hr,t Appearance.
Mr. NAEHISON. COMIC IMPRUMfI ~ SINGER
ippetJs 10 his iuiia5e a. each performance.
Adm saon - cents Iuildfeu undef ten - lcnls
r. on SATURDAY NEXT Tue ?fth
ttOIIoT0wl ,aero viii hes -
MOG.ING DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE
. L. O'clock. ace 1rlinod-,e The
TilOI SANDS or CHILDREN
W o. Letug OF o. school. will rus ~ the Museum
To SEE MISS WAUEEN
hsf1. sle from public ir. Lc' CT VINO wish e. avoid
the grcst crowds iereuh,E Ills Toe Drma viii HEo
be played Al fERNOUS and EFENlNG.
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ogncs % AsMI cLo1glsc 4sD EQggIgAcdE' ,oe,

OPYCg OP ARNT CLOTHING AID EQuiPAGH, }
no. So Broadway, NEW'YOKK. jon a. 1863 80
RMY SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals will
"A be received al this Office until IL O'clock on
thursday the 2sh n.t, for iurdshiug by contract at
q Depot Army Clothing aud L9oipsse ~ Now OH city
5000 pairs pure wool ARIA STOCKINGS, to w0iGs
= rec pounds 20 the doz' n.
10000 y.ids WHITE COTTON AND WOOL PLANHEL,
" ueish "a ounces per yard. - 49, .
gu 0G WHITE COTTON AND WOOL FLANNEL
SHiVTS.
an 81 The above articles 10 be In Ill respects .quI 70 tLe
It.tds5d samples which Iasy be 81 tins office
Bidder. viii STATE how msny Of each article hey wish TO
IL. aish sud tho saotest time which they can make
deliveries.
BIDS viii also be received A. the time for msuafectur
leg shirts from material be furuined By the United States
Proposals must De panied Dy6 proper suaIapy io.
o. faiihlul execution Of @ contract
Tue United states the right to reject any part or
e whole Of the bids may 10 deemed for the incfeA
service.
Fropose!. Ims be indorsod Proposals. for fuuishius
et0ckiugs ko SHIFTS, FLANNEL Shirts Manufacturing
5Aigs" % ~ este may be, aud addreUod ~
L,cui. Col ID. Ii. NlNION, u. q. NJ q. u. y 4.
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.WALLAckTa yo,x At r,out
TO-AIUIr tfklDAt),
WI be- rrr~s'~d tlr iratr ons 2 by ~ John
.anbiu1 sad C.y tbae' 'tathor %! s.e Noaa ard 'ho
Muuo Nrt' % r..'tf
TIE PROVOKED HUSBAND;
Or 4 4Ol RSBt 10 LONDJN.
which attracted %. tt paf9fu saaiouco 80 t"ns-
-,sd-d thst hularc dasFPitet iu obisrrs ,rst
LORD 1Of sbl ..............s.dh lhAALf7 flahth
III FRA NtIs NAOsOhEAD. ...4h. JOIN GlLtLhl
Join MOODY .....-..........Ah oEOtol. hDsLANp
hH MANLf..... ~ NOip'
SQUIRE RICH 1puNn
COZ II fA5-t Nh fLpl
WILLIAMS .-....'.... q. D. Nt'is
LAD1 AbN Nll sst..s. e4hS HNH
.NST MANY uAANON
LADY WR1NGNLhD ......... l~S fAHNf NukANt
LADY GRAC E.........hlss MADELINE HENmOu IS
Trust ..d y JOliN oEt 10
~ r. AAlll hAhht
flr NOlif III 1ieo "a NAN
sATI RDAY-PAULINE f.eyeuth nlshtt
MONDAY (fust tuno ftis seasout
1uE LADY OF LYONS.
TTEsDAf--THE SCHOOL lOh SCANDAL
WEDN E8DAN-LONE AND MONEY
Box ook open any the above eyenir from 70 4
IN preP,isloni Mouon's COMEDY SECRETS WORTH
lENOWlNd. - -
FHILNuS. ROAD 10 ri 49, Iila Ulsll AEikksS.
TIE BACHELOR Or ARTS, aLd BOLD slgOkE
OR 4 HUSBAND.
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THURSDAY, Jan. 22--P. N.
The Stock p,srkei wns very active at tho morning
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Weooina Gar0s, Sc.

AT THOS. BRUNSs, No. 49J Broadwuy, nil
IN the late,t aiJlos Of WEDDING CARDS at !ow rncos
{.,sbisbed ia 1910. =
Al WIN. EVERDEIA's SONS-WEDDING
n CAKDSTLtss celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
elmo. 100 Fulton-St., -. Y Er.abl.Ied 1875.
4 II. JOHNSTON 81 CO., No. $50 Bowery,
% WEDDING and VISITING CARDS, &c. latest styles;
spccpensb y mail Also Watches Jewelry Silver Ware and
flatod WsTe. Of We beet qualities. add al low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
Goal an1 Wooo.

L. INDiING WOOD KINDLING WOOD
Az Now IL ue time to 10y IA your Fire Wood. The
.pas best place ia the city MCCABE CLARK .
pew zen !stsY. and Avenue A.
"OLD HOUSE or REFUGE GROUNDS"
IS God 10y the cord. load. boz, or bundle.
D,csrs by post otherwise promptly attended 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

re1HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS. -
RETKtTEN NEW-YOHK AND LIVERPOOL CALLING
Al CORK ihRbOh.
Avn Ht~rHETN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL, CALI
ING Al HALIFAX AND CORR u NRbot,
ASIA Grace. Leaves New-ioIh. Wocno tay IAN u
ITDlIA Lott. leaves Boson.. Neinrsdty - an ~
CfIINA Ander,ou leayes New i OAK. Esd " JON ~
ARAEIA g}one... leaves Bottom. Wed~sd y..FeJ
AUSTRALAslAN. Cook lcaVes.N, l. Nt"E''d"y''Fe' -
yHON NLV.IOhK - ItyiEioOi~ 800
Chief Cabin Pa,eafe. '.'.'''''''''''''''F,,
See I'd CsHin Passags' ''.''''...''.'''''''' w
IRON HosrOS LivHtgo'l ..
Chief Cabin iis ugc.....''''.''''''''''''' ~,
S.esud (alil Passage ...s....ssssssss'' O.
Berti. at ifcufri until ra.5 for.
Al rIpericnl d surgeon on board .,. H. O..
lie M rfrs q i-s, shiDt VIII 90, br tcecih'ub' i HPe
clio - v,sl,.,,res. Fi c. LsAas Ains the value 81
pressed GIr ,isue1 thereon
Nor Freight or Iasisso apli to 60, ,.,.,t...,.,
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t1roposals.

OyEicr or ASSISTANT CoNsIssARY GENERAL oE)
SUBsIsI sSCE. No. State-St. :
Nr,y.YcGX Jan Is. 1863.
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NH. JAMES w WALLACK. IN. AVID
Il.

y ~ AZ 30 H7l 10 " HI100 W TNt "lTI I'V''
joined.
It IL IN the psthec portion, 4 The pay tha, A.s 's'e
man 10 te beet adviutale The omth aud hl n
really admirable specimen OF Intense md
euotcn. Farmer tfe n nations irgcIih and call ~ in
from ic sri', except pac grace. Mss ttteulus ipta
Is eui Emily u tnr favor aud tics the ri iIT
wii'n TIE drams demards. The Performance beng thrs
ely balanced between gracefin~s, ro- sud power %
Interpretation OF coUre 1hU lady pa ~
alter every act Tines
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Gmnseluellts.
MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
Now OR NEVER -.
wv NOW OR NEVER - .
NOW or NEVER - !
Tho ms rraVo of Charles S. straop known as Oen Tom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

"TBE FOKs.KEN ONE.-lt nisnor1er for Bliss Bate
tis CLGTac'ei 8s; ught s. fI rn i9rsak
ue her The pub ied hibo. sraciou. lheaer
the play. In tbs lssi acts Ms baiernah
b. gsst power the ia abe chutchyad aud tne ntsf
view Wit The VA, child OF lin ale nnd loved brIg the
most no-e bic scenes Tho si udr ard oppression of Miss
when shs oyerhesrt Rudolf and his wife
about Le1 were beautiful add ahecsng tyouirs
Post
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
AnuaRnenNa

Growers THEATRE Our American Cousin.-This
evening this great comedy by Tom Taylor, which
has always secured full house, will be produced
tonight for the only time. Mr.. setchell appears
as Ash Trenchard, Mr.. Ward as Lord Dundreary,
Mr. Rogers as Abel Murcott, Mr.. Bokee as Coyle,
Mr. Walter Lennox (his last appearaRce) as Bin.
ney, Miss Susan DENIM as Mary Meredith, Miss
Sophie Climber as Florence Trenchard, sc. The
performance concludes with "a Kiss in the Dark, +"
Mr.. LennoX In the character OF sellm Pettibone.
CANTERDURy.-To-night, the fairy stars, Miles
Augusta and Marie will appear for the last time
in the grand ballet, Diana and Endymion." Err
nestne De Faiber will sing her much-admired song,
1.-THE Dashing White Sergeant, land also appear in
her graceful dances. Kate Pennoyer will exhibit
her superior talent as n danseuse, and the queen
of the stage, Julia Mortimer, will charm all present
with her sweet vocallsm, and will appear in her
great part of the "Gipsy Trio" Other members
ofthe company appear in a variety Of acts.
vARETrEs.-A Great Saturday Nigi BH.-The
entire star and stock combination appear; being
positively the last night of the engagement of the
lady violinist, Mile Brignoi, and the charming
vocalist, Miss Nellie Seymour. Parker, the bone
less gymnast, and Leslie the rope-waker, in varied
acts. After the matinee, on Wednesday afternoon,
Mr.. Leslie will walk the rope across the Avenue
New balets and pantomimes will shortly be pro-
duced at the Varieties.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25

E5@ A Card TO the Travelling Public.
OFFICE OF THE GREAT PESNsyLvAHIA ROUTES,
CORNER PENNsYIvANIA AVENUE AND SIXTH
STREET, WASHINGTON, April 20, lS63.-Bils having
been circulated by the authority of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, over the signature OF
man named EdmOnds, setting forth that the only
place to procure tickets TO the West, Northwest
and Southwest IL at their depot, or from their
their agent is a fraud deem ii duly to the pub
lie TO say thatthC statement contained in the bills
alluded to are without the slightest foundation In
truth, and are made with the design to mslead the
travelling public.
The well established reputation Of the Pennsyl-
vania routes TO the North, West Northwest and
Southwest would seem to render rCfutatiOn of
such llbelOus statements unnecessary, and would
permit them TO go unnOticed were It not for the
unhlushing eitrOntery with which they are made
ED. S. YOUNG,
General Freight and Passenger Agent,
ap 2l-Gt Northern Central Railway.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
LOCAL NEWS.

REoIMEET OF CoLoRED MEN IN WASHING
ToN-weleArn that arrangements are now being
made for the organization of a regiment from
among the eolored population OF this District. 1t
has been known for long time that a desire for
military service prevails with the intelligent por-
tion Of this class Of citizens as well as with the
contrabands now here. II Is believed that abun-
dant material exists for the organization of brig
ade OF colored men in the District, and we learn
that the President has determined to grant facili-
ties for the formation Of regiment at once.
Great care should be exercised in the selection
Of the officers TO command this class Of men While
they shonld be men Of capacity and experience, as
well as good disciplnArians, yet they ought to be
Boher, earnest, and kind.hearted Christian men.
Above all, they should be in full sympathy with
their work, and the race they are to govern. II
possible, the wishes of the colored people them
selves should be taken into consideration in the
selection OF their lie adeTs. We are glad to know
that the right material is At hand The class most
deeply Interested are already moving, and petitions
are now in circulation expressing their preference
for the two highest officers ofthe first regiment
Rev. J. D. Turner, well known as a friend of the
colored people, has been named for the colOneloy.
He was in the military service early in the war,
serving faithfully throughout the peninsular cam
paign. Recently he has been preaching and labor
ing with the colofed people Of this city, evincing
a deep interest in their moral and religious well
fare. We are informed that his application is al
ready before the authorities, endorsed by Hon.
John Covodc, Of Pennsylvania, Governor Ramsey,
OF Minnesota, and others. II is believed that he
will be appointed and the selection is good one.
As lieutenant colonel, the name of Rev W. G.
Raymond has been mentioned. He was the chap
lain Of Trinity church hospital during its exist
ence and Ia well known TO our citizens as the lieu
tenant Of the provost guard in which capacity he
displayed those qualities which entitle him 10 a
wider sphere of usefulness. He is a Christian
gentleman, and an efficient officer His appoint
mcnt would ensure special attention to those de-
tails which go so far to promote the comfort and
welfare OF the private soldier. His application is
endorsed by Hon. Preston King, of New York,
Provost Marshal Todd, and others.
Under the direction of such officers we believe
that regiment will be raised within thirty days
after their commission, which will eventually be-
come model for similar organizations. And If the
regiment Ia retained In OrtinGations Is pro-
posed we do not doubt that, under the eyes of the
Government, the fact will be demonstrated bey Ond
cavi that this class of citizens can become cleanly'
sober, orderly men and efficient soldiers, doing
credit 10 their and honor to their country,
while much will be done towards the elevation of
this unfortunate race.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
NJ. FIsmnI.A TT,
- ur No. ~, corner OF Eighth and + streets,

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! ul No. ~, corner uI Eighth and streets,
Opposite the General Post Uhue,
can nC consulted ON RIiEI NAIIC AFFECTIONS,
.ruNSL NPIION, ~ tR IOhPLiININ IHRONH
IIfECIIONA, as we'll Hs all Dsrases ul lmImudcnce,
OF Whatever character, .nd which may he declared
incurahr by other ply slciAnH tie cngagcs to make
an immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice IN the science OF med
cine he IL enabled IL utv himself To the public Ha
being the only one IN Washington capable o AFFORD
mr. appe,ly rrici All cases ru"Rble will he guaFAn
tied. He warrants a cure wilhuut the use ui meI-
cur\ or any other danFrIu ur,icuc. Recent taseE
cured In two or three days
NB Letters adArusgri lu Dr. F, AT his office No.
I!I, curneT oi Eighth Anl rlrrtta, Oppualte Gen,
eIal Post Office, wIll ieueive immediate AtteGton,
" J--Y
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25

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