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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
Rochester, n. y December IS 1861.
Messrs. P. II. DRAKE & Co: IhAve been great
sufferer from Dyspepsia for three or four years,
and had to abandon my profession. About three
monchS ago tried the Plantation Bltters, and to my
great JOY, ! am now nearly well man. have rec
commended them in several cases, and, as far as
know, always with signal benefit.
am, respectfully, yours,
REV, ]. S CATHoRN.
Philadelphia IOm Month, I'M Dcy, 1852.
RESPECTED FRIEND: Ny daughter has been much
benefited by the use of thy Plantation Ditters.
Thou wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN.
Sherman House, Chicago, H., Fet. II, 1858,
Messrs. p. II. DRAKE Co.. Please send us
another twelve cases Of your Plantation Btters.
As morning appetizer, they appear to have su-
perceded everything else, and are greatly esteemed
Yours, sc, GAGE y WAITE
Arrangements are now completed to supply any
demand for this article which from lack of govern
ment stamps has mot heretofore been possible,
The public may rest assured that in no case will
the perfectly pure standard Of the Plantation Bit
tiers be departed from. Livery bottle L,Grs the fec
sln.iie oy our ,tyaanoe m steel IGte sugrGpfng or
cdnnOi te genuine
sold by all Druggtsts, Groceries and Dealers
throughout the country.
P. II. DRAKE Il Co,
BroadV sy, NY.
mar 2-eoim
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02
FLASKS !

Just received per steamer,
The largest assortment to be found In the States.
FRED. S. COZZENS,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02
7 ONGwORTHs CATAwBA WINES.
SPARKLING AND STILL.
FRED. s. CozZENs,
Sole Agent,
aug sly

Washington, .. e., and 10 Warren street, hew Io,k.
THESE WINES, Independent OF then excellent
qualities as Table Wines, are also highly recon-
mended for Medicinal use. They are entirely pure,
wholesome, and at the same time economical.
Among the numerous recommendations received
from members Of the Faculty, the following letters
may be cited.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02

GROCERIES CHEAP-I have yet a number Of
" broken packages on hand, from my late estAb-
lishment, 800 Pennsylvania avenue, which will
sell at less than Wholesale prceA, at my store,
80 Ninth street, between d and L. twill he worth
while for Families, RestAurRteurs, and others to
give me a call before buying elsewhere.
EMILE DUPRE,
Ap2-lw 479 Ninth ST., bet. d and 4.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02

old RYE wHIsKY.-oNE HUNDRED
" Barrels Of John Gibson n sons Single X Old
Rye Whisky, two years old. For sale low, by
y. T. WHITE,
No. 50 Louisiana avenue,
between 9Th and 7th streets,
an 2-eO6tif opposite Bank Of Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02

DEGIs TER'S OFFICE,
II APRIL I, 1858.
NorILE l. Is hereby given that the Licenses issued
to owners Of Wagons, Carts, aud DTays will expire
on the first Monday in April, and that said Licenses
must be renewed In compliance with law, at this
ofnce, within ten days after that time.
SAMUEL l.. DOUGLAS,
Ap 2-dtAplO Register.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02

Doors open at g., O'Clock; Performance At -
Admission, IS cts; Orchestra, 80 cts.' PTtys's
BoNes, (holding six peTsons) S6.
Grand Matinee SATURDAY. AFTLHNUOt, At
O'Clock, for Ladies and Children, when tho Grcs'
Canterbury Company will appear.
mar 3l-5t
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02

hS- The above sale Is postponed until
/ TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April nh, same hour
and place.
j. {. MCGUIRE n CO.,
| Ap2-d AmetlOneera.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

sEgBE 90. . PAxxasT vEERtEAEsDs a8As
l1IgsTlSG HATS ara " ssastguessa ~ 70 saEaat
lhss ayroaAaiaz Of air esswsen sasa swsAs-tsssasT
.. soty ii IAs HAL aaa stsa, e aajast ssSef
As tsEsA sAd - ssoa as Ghe AsS 10 pos Sos sAaFs
y tsczgiag to she weaxeT Of ANY ssaashed Aas ~
n sIaney aaa ssxfsxs - sas sasa sssE has Bessss
X are asw naAasfsetxrins aolsskin and Cas-
Easr, Hats, Of sAe sssaas aaz sa1khsF styles, Der
tsasnsa's and Toung ssnts' Drsss Hsss. Saish
ag I'LL furnish 20 sas grade ~ $50 u.s. 8sas 80
"a sS per doSsas ssgssasz vita eemgssss as
sTsasat Of ba@e& and SsAase4 Ped ASas, nAnufse-
ssa ~ tAemsssvsss waaa sssCisa sssassaee 70 arss
GAS retail traas sassRghoat sha cSantET. FsSsss
Rsast Hasa, esssn sss to ssspsr asssa. A1vsss
g and. the esaaH&htss es Rssas Soft Hssa % Ga
Esss styles All ardass BY mail Mta rsealss
Fyz5G ssteaalaa. TsTns CASA less . ger sens.
Rgxnz d 60, 10 BFezawky. ~. r.
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airE0 STATES CLAIM AGENCY.
ID AT wAsHIsGTas cTxYs D. q.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.


ga Ice Tsaassks9 r. D. xExx1sa n 1s.s 10 aca
FsA-azsuis fer tsae ofscs establishes bg taem Ea
FLsaaEtaA Cisg sps zax Salierz2sn and sT&ssHsss-
lsa u GLAIms asaIast sac Us. ssaysFnaszfs wasA
tzseaa! Fefersacs Is tAe Immensely taGSeasea &zr
gs.ltares ans mevs axtSsseiss ineiasas 20 aAe SD
sssas Eaz, hsss sz&sesi<hse&a oeuAesL eEErxs
sFsaea Agency Tor weskexA kaNs ans hsswaska,
E4sgs vii receive mi Htt4nd % al appltcz taons
ta pzT aud boRaay At Falsxsesrss saf feAeksHsg g
saaas for sabaistsn0s, xt1Fss 4 fraaz1eF9Attez
'lEzlshsd 10 the govsvHln1nk 1whsshs bafhS rus m
gspsr forn and sxsmszik3ea ~ WsshsHxtay ~ nae
I'll b sromysly and saitAfussy psssasutsd rs sAe
Eac!p8l agents sSa#esas1zsAs Il ~ ass 20
ftrssns hAving demands II any dsscrarsssn o.
sasxnt against thsaSvssusasnss hxxfug sseAa 60
suitable fsanazsaSa, Axaf rsQasraaH sdtnssmsS&
Lay rely upsn their eaxxxas befks sHezsssfaaiF Ysx
rafsa and thetF apss praanpsi5 FsnmkEas& 70 thezR
F2akizg early spplienstsa tsssss.
Viii be saygtieA With all sn@ss fesaas Sasa&s ans
Atrpeti0ns necessary fer the proper pFesa1kztss
stAins, Rhd aiso 10 slpk2s1xscsf ftss u Voa an
>Ea Aaa msa Of all Ss2iax in TIE Mt11sssy seFxtrs
ksgsaanls and Cempansss, wAeFse4s mpsn Ne
aPsezths Of any ezsasstss - 10 nS4ursxy e N.y
asla, ready can ~ K2d - Ne fsmastt& sTf-
Nce, On behalf Of tbs AaxzaAHa GO tn zsRfe&1zx<s
sFes, isr It's ssiahztshxnsns IN dseF9ss yaii ~
oaes in ssoosa ssssy a. Ysseaix BaasE, ae1a "
kaa4say. A. m NAkMux
cosas,l Bluffs. Iewa. Dse 70. ssss
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EsAs esas.-ps ssons whe hare been
proaisias - Corn ~ winass IN psysent
Cor the Eagle ara iafsrasd skas fsssisse
time win spon bsUvsr and II shey 40 not
bring oasas ssrn iamediasely we shAll
axpsst tAsza 10 sas a. the cash. We viii
reeeavs Corn On subscription 10 The Bu-
gle from Ehess Who havs not premsised
. pay y y thai arsieie, II aslissssa to
1. W RAsnETr wishin . few aays.
Doa't fesgss shs corn.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

AaEassETuRaL NorIcB.-Thers win be
. Hseetiag oil the Board uf Diressors Of
sha Postawaksanie Caansy Agricultural
soeiesy, as the olkrs or the Secretary, In
the city Of COUNSEL Biafa, vt Q oscioek D.
MS On Tuesday, me 3ist u March. d
fall attendance i desired, ~ business Il
impossascs will be broughs before the
Board. Hy ardsz Of the Prssidsas. 81
IA BURKE, Sec'y. !
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

~ taoss ]. 4. MsDoUsAiE, Of Cali
fornias wiil asospt car shaaks FOR his
spsech on g Fraueh iuterfsssnns In Msxi-
co. delivered in the o. 8. Senate, Feb.
ID, 1863
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- Whoessr haa been ahis 10 sssal
$50 from ths goEsrnasaE ~ people b
sxsmpsea froEa shs operation pf he
eansesips ass.
Hos do the howess poer llks che dis
egimina&soa. Il, s.5ss III
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An 3RDNAECg 30 yaassa and aaetish parts W
saFsaaa ssss@sS ana ssxssas and alleys "a Mrs.
rrrryss aszssfsau 10 sas s,isT 81 Geaneii BlusEs.

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III xssy az fsaa5f NSaz& T&A8 al tue streets z@
Sieve ID sAxs parsEon Ut Hrs RsFsyss Aadafioa %
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k4ssa SwSsssy @eas In wsssth ssd sae Aandxai 80
sixty rods Ia lsagth, scasaliag ta all ens hnssea
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sinage a. asaa hazfe acres fsr ssla1kloN sd f&x7
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saes q Estss. ssssFnls qezsxy, 49, = 80 -
eSss AZ Cosssssl Aan6s gatsinknx ssly ~ Fxht e2
way III Bsnsauay ssxsek a. row iocAtsA sasEseoA
saia ana aHaAfsi aEx46s nassf@ III
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NalTFfzs.

Less at the EaieR Asasss Il xhzs axSs - ~ 54x&l
an Al kprff 1sses 6y II ask41wn fssSS1z No ~
tusifa goods whicA win be SOLD On Tnesdxy Mt&6
aay Of June lisa 70 pay cizTzxs Hnasss NE sssnex
can scr she same before The daE a. sale. Qns Ein
gtss half slec& a2d EaisNa sE2hk xszF nsAxi$ 4sHz
enc baaek stEipsa esstsa sAast sna sas paafs sas'
stszpeA Raats. astss $3.50. u
sac j. sass plaae Il % sssaeG& a. 4 Al tas Nar
lea EswA&. sss51ssss4 Ga ~ - AlAsaks
kay-T-iHaa 800 $50 5ssss #ss ~
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DoNaT Gar i1.-We have anisssd for
ssssrsI days tbs Gouac1i Bluis DasEv-
AospagssI- slope Dispatch. Has II Suza-
cared to last ssswig NstvaakiAa.
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sHERrFFlE.S SALE

lx0sm ths ets eli the Clerk "a ths istFsrf 9 s8 Il
fet1awastaraie County, Iowa. shan uspseea q
sssSSR NsAessAxs I 10 ~ = asy 81 fA& i ~ -
asas - nc hexs* of y ssScEk IL II an6 xts III
% sala DAY. in front OF khe eaansy ressarvF szts
"a sse CITY 81 COUNSEL Rizas shs feIiswsnx sescrfs
- Seal Estate OF William Leslie ard James Mars
ts=2af 2 -
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Soufa Weaz quarter Of tAe Aerfh wess ru1rfex AZ
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ist nose wishiAa sAsz VIII please a&arsss
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wuisaasargh, Nee Terk.
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rstssy Stanson ~ shs dissrinamsns os
shs sisisess u oiaciaasssi ssdsssAs pro-
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/ e .sssSss Sy4fs f9 H
- N xass for sales > eoapls Of =
No. l." CUTTING BONES Nsw -
shs aEas 2 ass sAsHs- Cab = Ne piIasI
and lock Il them. II.
Washington telegraph., 1863-10-21
OBITUARY,

SHERWOOD r. DELoSEY departed this life
at the residence of his brother-in- law, Capt
A. Harris, near Richmond, N Sewer County.
on the llth day Of September, 1868. tie war
born in Warren COMFY, North Carolina, on the
18th day Of May, 1872.
Thus, ut the early age of II years, before il
j. customary for ycuTE men to enter upon the
theatre Il active lif., this young Confederate
soldier las gone 10 hi grave, covered with
deeds Of glory, which might well enough grace
the whole lifetime of men who react tile even
ing Of life, with the sivery livery Of age upon
their heads.
lie was one oc tie first in the war With the
Hampstead Rifles he participated in the gloii-
Gus victory at Oak Hills. After they were
uisbandrd, he went out again with the Hemp
stead Rifles No. ., from whence he was trains
ferred as coinmissaTy sergeant of the glorious
Arkansas 4th, which went oct under McNalr.
This regiment has made a maine in history.
aud still stands amongst the proudest Of tile
veteran bands. Young DeiOEcy was With il
III all it, battles in Kentucky AMI Tennessee
When McNair'- Brigade was ordered to jnil
Gcn. johnson, lie obtained fuIivugh. and
reached home only ;hc 18Th Of August last
lle was seized with cuugc>tive chill aud died
His liie was like the iEuunta II stream. rapid
hcuutiIui and glorious. liz ineIrory will rc
main such ia the hearts Of his family At home
Hnl his companions in the field.
Washington telegraph., 1863-10-21

Gordonsville, Sept. 26.-No move
ment of the enemy is reported to-day.
A strong brigade of Yankees went to
G rard's ford yesterday, with numerous
wagon train.
The main Notifications OF enemy are
supposed to be at Cedar run.
Richmond. Sept 2T-Capt Bells ex-
pedition to Chesapeake Bay has returned
with seventeen prisoners. With open
boats he captured and sunk seven Yam
kee vessels, and ran one ashore. lie
captured considerable property.
Commissioner Ould proceeded 20 City
Point to day, on the steamer Schultz, to
meet Meredith. He was accompanied
by Secretaries Benjamin and Mallory
and other dignitaries.
Two Yankee gunboats came up the
Pamunky river on Friday, and captured
a small pleasure steamer and carried of
several citizens.
Gordonsvillc, September 2s.-All j,
quiet from the front.
Thirteen Yankee pickets captured
above United States ford, were SEN
through to Richmond TO day
The deserters from Lanes n. O. bri
rade were shot at Orange Court Hous,
yesterday.
1t i reported the enemy have crosse,
tic Rappahannock with infantry ant
cavalry; if So, battle may take Plac'
this week
Washington telegraph., 1863-10-21

INPREssMENr OF WAGONS AND TEAMS
Since writing an article upon this subject, we
are requested by MAJ. Burton to state, that in
his order to the impressing officer of Lafayette
County to impress wagons for the Government,
ne instructed the officer to impress the 'cdgons Of
no one who was in the act Of moping, and men
toned the names of Hon. Robert w. johnson
and others, it having been represented that
they were preparing to move. His order was
issued under instructions from Gen. Holmes to
impress the wagons of no one who was in the
act of moving off, and any one wis viii make
such representations to him will receive a ike
exemption.
We learn that the Hon. Robert W. johnson
was called upon By Ger. Smith to go to Rich
mond on public business of the highest lmpor-
tance. He was at the time busilv preparing
to move his family and property into Texas.
He, however, without hesitation, left his pri-
sate affairs, and at once started for Richmond.
His wagons were scattered ever the country IN
the Government service and had been IN for
weeks past. To all of this he made no objec-
tion; but, as he was about to leave upon busi-
ness of the public, and would be detained in
Richmond until in April next, it was but a
matter of justice that his wagons should be
returned, and his agent permitted to remove
his property to the place of safety be had Sc
lected. Col. Johnson's property, negroes,
wagons and mules, have been impressed from
the beginning of the war, both on the Arkan-
sas and Red Rivers, to all of which be has never
interposed one single objection until now,
when he is about to leave the State in the pub
lie service. he asks that they be returned to
him until his agent can move his property and
family to some place of safety.
Washington telegraph., 1863-10-21
Governors Proclamation.
TIE STATE OF ARKANSAS,


IL he Sherif's IN the sereroi Counties
IA he .Stafe Qf Arkansas Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded to open an hold
i an election the first Wednesday in No
vember. 1868, ia your respective counties IN
the manner prescribed by Law. for Four Rep
rc.entatives to The Confederate States Con-
gre-s- ns follows:
The counties Of Benton. Washington. Madi-
~"n. Carroll. Newton, Crawford. Franklin,
johnson, Pope, Marion. Searcv- Van BureL,
and Conway comprising the FIRST Congress
ionnl District, will elect one Representative.
The counties of Sebastian. Scott Polk Sc
vier. Yell Montgomery. Pike Hampstead Ia
| fnyette. Columbia, Onachita, Clark. Perry, and
Hot Springs. composing the second Congress-
| iunal District, will elect one Representative
The counties of Pulaski. Selire Dallas. Cal
houn, Union, jefferson, Bradley. Drew. Ash.
| ley, Cbicot, Dcsha, Arkansas and Prairie.
compos ing The Third Congressional District
will elect one Representative.
| The counties of Fulton. lizard. Randolph.
Lawrence. Greene, Independence, White. Jack
sol, Graf ghead. Pcinseti -. Francis, Crittenden
Mississippi, Monroe Phillips, Cross and Wood
I ruff, composing the Fourth Congressional Dis.
ri et. will elect one Representative.
The election will be held in your respeetiy
counties at the PAGES and in the manner pr,
| scrihed BY Law.
/ ~ In testimon- whereof have h.,
SEAL unto set ~ hand and caused !.
\)n - great seal Of the State to Be afira
nj Arkadelphia, Arkansas, this the trar+,
seventh day Of September, A. d. 1863.
III. FLANAGAN.
by the Governor:
Q. II. OATES, Sec. Of State.
October IA. 1853 ss-4w
Washington telegraph., 1863-10-21
s% A. list of the casualties of the All

p9 A. list of the casualties of the 4th
and 3lst Ark. regiments, and 4th bat
TALON Ark. infantry, consolidated, in
the late battle of Chicamauga:
Company "a" 4th Regiment.-Killed:
Private M Crews. Severely wound
ed: Sergt. j d Hill, privates R B
Calder J L Mullins ard l. j Johns
ton. Slightly: Privates James Caya-
naugh, Hardy Hill, j W McCarter. and
Matthew Harcrow.
Company "B."-Killed: J F Cheat.
ham, private: Severely wounded: Pri
Yates j B McLain and j A Russell
Slightly: Capt H. j. Bonner, Corporals
George Pursely and w G Gibson: pri.
Yates } ID Choat and J NJ Lambright
Missing: Serg't R J Warren and Corp1
w B Spears.
Companies &c and D" united Killed:
Capt. j F Goatney, privates Harris
Wilder, M hilgore and Louis McClen-
don. Severely wounded: Private George
Vandever. Slightly: Privates James
Niles, Martin Peditt, William Sims "a nd
Richard Auston. Missing: Privates
Benjamin Johnston and w R Coatnev
Company "E.'-Severely wounded:
Private Z 1 Barnes and G w Rosenbun.
Slightly; Corpl w NJ Arnett; privatcs
) q Price and B Renfroe. Missing:
I'd Lieut.. George Ferris and Corpl w
r Matthews.
Companies "F, G. H and l." united
Severely wounded: Privates z. r. Lamb,
John Jacobs and Cancel. Slightly:
oergt 7 Lawrence and private Riley
Gllly. Missing: Serg't I j Haynes and
private G " Anderson.
Company "K."-Killed: Capt. T A
smith, Corpl w McAvery and private
Granderson Ainsworth. Severelywound-
ed: F NJ Wilson and j f Raiford.
Slightly: F L Murph, CIV Leopard, pri-
Yates.
Companies "a, F, G and l." (3lst
ReSt,) united.-killcd: Lit. j b Hunt,
Serg't William Bumby and Corp'l Ste
phcn Ezell Slightly wounded: Serg'ts
John Collins and James Kizzia; Corpls
Thomas Howard and Joseph Cooper;
private John Gregory and James n
New.
Companies ''B H and X" united
Killed: Scrg't j G Reed; Corpl A w
Gray, private James Anderson. Slightly
wounded: Privates Jas f. Coker, Jas
Harris and Z J Carriken.
Companies "A and B." (4th Battalion,
united Slightly wounded: Privates l.
Mead, G ID Vesscr, j w Terry and j
NJ Corker. Missing: Serg'ts John NJ
Douglass and w L Hclliway. 'ar,
Companies &c and E,' united.
Killed: Private j P Bullions. Severely
wounded: Corp'l Thos. Vann; Priva es
I b Morton, Willis Worley and l.. Mar
tin. Slightly: Serg'ts J c Ketchum and
} NJ Fiddle; private S w Harrel. Mis-
sing: Scrg't G w Brabbins; privatcs G
W Aylor, } o Griffin and 4 7 Aims
worth.
Total killed. l5; wounded, 81; mis-
sing, l6; grand total, 93
F. p. KONCE,
Adj't 4th Ark. Reg't
Maj. j. A. Ross, Commanding.
(CdnGen Herald please copy.)