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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

THE TREASURY ExTEEsIoN.-This part of the
Treasury building is rapidly progressing. The
rooms on the west side have been finished, and
handsomely furnished. These new rooms are oc-
cupied by the ladies In the Treasury employ. The
Secretary has appointed an additional force Of la
dies since these apartments have been finished.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

~ ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES, wholesale
and retail hotels, boarding-houses, retail atores
parties fairs excursions, and suffers frniGhed A
the lowest prices. Families supplied with ne best
cream and confectionery, and delivered to any part
OF the city and Georgetown, at the Baltimore Con-
tectionery, Sixth street between @ and H.
my 25-lm .0- JAS. SHAFFIELD
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

The Music Of the futuren Is popular II
would seem, in Russia. We read that Richard
wagner cleared about $40, 600 by his concerto
10 Petersburg, not 10 mention villa IN BWItEer-
AID, Of which the Grand Duchess Helena made
D. % present.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

To ADvERTsERs.-We call the attention Of
.lupss men IN the classification Of our advertise
ntuis We intend TO keep q business eye to this
matter for the beueat OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

The Nova Scotia gold mines are reported In
have turned out complete failure, sprichIng
rone but few speculatorS and proprietors of
Ind close by "the diggiugs." ''''' "
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
WASHINGTON, d. {
NOTICE.

rHrs PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
MFRS TO sUBsCRIBERs IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

SEE FIRST PAGE Of to-day's REPUBLICAN, for
Interesting news matter and miscellaneous para
gTaphs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
SPECIAI NOTICES.


MLsoNic.-sA ststed Communication on 81,
Johns Lodge, No. II, will be held At Masonic Hall
corner OF ID and Ninth streets, thia lFRIDAYl eve
mag A. w o'olooks "a W. NORRIS SMITH,
.allsl lelz = IL lseeretafy
The NAT1oEAL UNION LEAGUE Will, HoID
public meetingu every TUESDAY EVENING,
in their Han, 4s1 Nntk street. There viii bs
speeches, National Songs, 40. The readinFroomS
open every evening. G r=l ls1s.ff, apr t--Aw
James Brown, Esq, II duly authorised and
accredlted s an Agent TO solicit and recaive sub
scrptions and contributions IN support OF the Ma
tionAl Union League Reading Room
- .ss s---a-s WIN. BEBn, President.
THEo. =. STOKES, sec'y. .-...,--...
To CoNSuBfPTNEs.-The advertiser having
been restored TO health in few weeks, by yory
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung Affeotion, and that dread
disease, consumption, IL anxious 70 make known
TO his fellow-uferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send a COPY Of the
prescription used tfree Of charge) with the direo-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CuRE for CoNsumPTIoN,
AsTHMA, BRoHcHITIs, Go. The only object Of the
advertiser In sending the prescription il to bene-
nt the afflicted, and spread Information which he
oonoeives 10 be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, a. It VIII cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
willlAmSburgh, Kings county, New York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

THE DISEASES OF ERRoR.-CLes Maladta.
fETeur. III John d. Ogden, NJ D., author And
publisher Of the above work, do hereby promIOe
and agree 70 send (free Of ehArge( to any younS
man who will write for II, sample COPY foF peTu.
sal. The proper study OF mankind is MAN, Thia
valuable work is issued and sent forth for the ben
ert OF suffering humanity. II treats In simple
language on all the diseases Of Error inoludinS
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, IndiEestion.
Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay, ImpotenoY,
&c, Ao-giving safe, speedy, and eifecfuAl pre-
scriptona Tor their permanent cure, together with
much valuable information. All who favor me
pie copy By return mail, free Of charge -.
Address JOHN D. OGDEN, NJ D.
my ls-sm No, 90 Nassau st.. New York.
QUACKBRY.-I earnestly caution young man
9unering from Nervous Debility, 6o., ARainat an
dangering their health by pAtronIEing any OF the
advertising quaeks. You can fully recover by the
methods used BY the advertiser, and by hundrS a
OF othefsi and in no other way. Read letter which
VIII send you, II you will send postpaid en-
Velope bearing your address. Direct to
APS-d&Wsm Lock Box, Boston, Mas.
The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTR.-The
quickest and safest route to the NorthWest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rHtea IL
ali the principal pointS in the North and Wesf.
For ttcketa and further applV Al tn ~
noe Of the "Great PennsylVAniG Route, " noFthosrt
corner pennlylvAnia avenue and Sixth GtreSt IN.
der National Hotel: once open from 7 q. N. 20 .
p. n.ion sundAyS9 70 Ap. m. =
GuG 9 = LSCnns.
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WILLIAM CLAGETT q CO.'S
w CELEBRATED
c. C.CXX ALE and
B.B.XX PORTER,
IN BARRELS AND HALVES
For sale only by NJ. CONNOLLY,
AT. oRFUTT 4 CO., Georgetown, b. e.,
And at Washington Bottling EstabllAhment,
Between Fourteenth and Fiftesnth sts,
WABhington, d. g,
JNO. FARRELL,
Agent.
We are now In daily receipt from the Brewery
Of full supplies, in prime order, Of this superior
Ale and Porter. Delivered throughout the city
and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Having but
three hours transit from the cool cellars Of the
Brewery at Baltimore, this Ale and Porter will
ieb-lm
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
ALES.
WILLIAM CLAGETT& Co,s
w CELEBRATED
BOTTLED

WILLIAM CLAGETT&Co's
w CELEBRATED
filled
&C. Xxx ALE,
BIB. Xxx BROWN STOUT.
TO FAMILIES,
STATE AND ....s,g ..
SANITARY, .a,...
ASSOCIATIONS
in Washington, D. C.
The above celebrated brand Of ALE and PORTER
10 bTewed expressly for bottlinR, to compete and
compare with imported article AthdJ he price. II
has been recommended for half a century bY the
Medical Faculty Of Baltimore, asa
SPRING, SUMMER, AND FALL
MEDICAL TONIC,
And corrective OF the Debility and Gastric Feysrs
Of the seasons.
IL 10 approved by Surgeon General Hammond
and the Medical Directors OF the Army Of the Poto
m%seEDrs. mae Miller, Duhamsl, &C., 60, Of the city OF
Warrington, D. c.
Porter Is branded
VIM. CLAGETT & CO.
For sale, at uniform prices BY
MARTIN CONNOLLY, 446 Eighth street.
GEO. 7. SMITH, oil seventh htreet.
T. WHITE CO.. Thirteenth and T StS.
4. NJ. BINE!NGERE q CO., 2sT Penn. Gv.
q. J, NAGLE, 269 PennsyiVAniA avenue.
A. JOHNSTON n CO., $50 Pa, avenue
Z. SPENGLER Il CO., 246 Pa. avenue.
BATES 229, 40, 40, Pa. avenue.
And AZ the head depot and sole agency,
WASHINGTON BoTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
$50 street, oe0eep Fourteenth and Fifesnh SfTesfS
tsouth OF WillardS Hotel,)
Washington, d, C.
JNO. FARRELL, Agent.
Family orders delivered at any part OF the city.
Liberal allowance made for the return bottles
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

"You must excuse the shortness of this let
ter, aB ! have just returned from the TeyiJw,
and feel tired from riding so much. Direct
your letter 70 Chero's battery, Jones's cavalry
brigade.
e" Please write Immediately, as we may leave
in a couple Of days.
"Your affectionate brother, ]. n. D."
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

GnG Q
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THrO. ,. sToEEs, sso,y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31

1c.Iy-eI. IsyLIOh9 DUUUI3 IIlu AOOVb FhFe9.
:, Yearly Advertising reasonable terms Accor.
o 70 the space occupied and the number changes
m11S. =. tp 9elis 5s1li {, > II! pJ
ers1to be paid for in advance. Us . : .
business Cards not exceeding five nes $40 per year
or 20 Tor six months but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than square. - -
privilege Of Annual Advertising Ia limited to
me Advertisers, own Immediate business; and all
we'll as all legal yeftsomen and
otaucton Sales and real estate sent them mus
be paid for at the usual rates. -, -
Advertisements not accntnDAn led with
accordingly. ~ "e S--~. es4
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
Marriages, Notieesof Funerals, and announcements.
OF sermons 90 oents zach. d sno1y1l7'595
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and the late battle of Gorinth, besides
many other, engagements ofless note.
These men are tried and true as ever
drew bead on rebel head. the love of
country swells their hearts and throbs in
every vein. They have unanimously
said they want no peace that will ;:syield
a5single right of humanity or take one
star from our glorious flag. sa
Three hundred able-bodied, Copper
heads are needed to fill this regiment nm
to the maximum number These noble
and brave mon will hold them straight in
camp, steady in the hour of battle, teach
them to endure hardships and suffering,
to eat t"hard crackers" and sloep on the
bare ground. In short they ''wi4 train
them up in the way they should go. and
bring them back through tribulation. to
the good old doctrines of equal rights,
common sense, and the Union forever.
/ Aspeedy compliance with the provis-
ions of this requisition is respectfully rs:
e.a capt. IKA J. B1oS6at1EpD, S5u
'ae+ f1' 26th Ill. Vol. Inft,v.
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and yet afraid 40 strike! =, our, Northern
traitors recede5trom the iufamousischemes,
and stand aWsd before the msjesty of the
peopleSl GsS salon ~ - 3es'z p;
Thus alters al, is the cause OF. education
-yiudicAtesl from aspeFsion. The Southern
masses were, through stolid ignorance,
made Instruments tresd5oifor tho use OF
dark copsplrato and were led to bloody
'hnttlefelds and linnumsrable sufferings.
kindred traitors here soughta,to enact a
similar tragedy. but were icheckmated by.
an intelligsnt community, who despise and
detest the toathsomet doctrines of disor-
gapizipgs dsmagogues. and stand ready to
crush them Whenever, they culminate into
actual deeds, ,igs4 30 ss5,ay,. a,'f..lF
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Union 1IeetingslllI MarshaulCou nj,

-sf1tt &
,s-5,M MoUEpsy4BtF, Va, March "a 1868. p
anAt meeting iof the unCondi ditionai Union
men, held at the depot of the Baltimore
and 0ht0 railroadt in said town James
Ale1andqrtw called to the chair, and
Perry Rhedes was appointed Secretarjyl:
The following resolutions eipresentcdI
and unanimously adopted: ~
di ResoIvedi LIST. That we desire to make
arrangements to ship out all of the secesh
fnf this county to Rebellion, in exchange
for some Of our downftrod Union. men, !,
and that We are willing to- give one hun
dred Of the most Protniuent secesh and
anti New State men in, our county, even up
in exchange for John:M. Bolts and tho
balance ofsthe tories, whether secssh or
on-voters on the New. State question, who
areas mean or meaner, in our estimation,
than secesH, we will trade two, or three,
or four for one Union mau within the
Rebel JinA 4 - t+IFi - = - o. =
I'd. That the object of this resolution is
70 express opr desire. to have all these
tories removed from Marshall county, aud
to have good Union men brought here in
their stead. - =. :51, 5a
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aatlpgntelllgellr
TERaIs OF ADVERTIgING.

3. fItf4lA..s GEI sit gf-:f !fti-ll tis.-t
TWELVE SOLID LInES iNosPAREII, (oa oNE iNuH )oa
- i.Ltl ~ L1Ss, MAKI A souARE. -ttt IAl
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks sc

~ - WItVLlEEoaA1lEs ILtaA4l4'
n B. SHEPPARD No.1a1 Main Street, corner
81 Union, will continue to keep ON hand alArgeand
complete Of all artclesin his line consist
Ing OF Ladies' and GentOmens Saddles Pine CoAree
Harness. Trunks ValiCes, Carpet Bags, ,satehels Col
Iwould respectfully call attention to my stock and
trust by strict attention and PromptneSs to merit
continuance Of the public patronage ~
All kinds of repairing promptly done and In . pro
per m2nner. ]. B. SHEPPARD.t - :
Sep2O '6O. 5,ssa .i,a Isl, Main Street
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W. P. RHoDEs, Sec'y. p zIS -
1t is the iequest of the meeting that you
publish the above proceedings without fail
1t is' a good move, my word for it. Our
secesh friends are very badly scared. &.
Esf q St15sFptE a1nei "a -5!iE E.ssi! H. II
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In.writiug-the.Ao ooye- We do not wish 70
throw any insinuationst Whatever against
the sol1ierly aud geuttemanly commander
Fofsthe 9th, (Golonel Duvall, and will say
this much for him, that he Is a good sol-'
.liiersands Is officer, beloved, By his own men
ana respected by : S.s,., W. fT1IRhp tbs TEsFH. 2
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Z But though its6e true that NE have in
the enlightened North so pestilent acreW
of semi-traitors, eomprehendins the per.
verse and crooked minded of ali sorts, and
ralIyiug under the bannertof the disIoyaf
Brockinridgers, yet there ia fortunately, =,
present an oyerpp wering sentiment ofipa.1
triotism and nationality which checks the
tendency to disaf feet on, aud inspires it,
with salatary fear. ::'Williug to wound,
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED srIrEs u. >.
2assea AZ he Igstyd ,.Session of tEe THRU
- seveatt Congre1s. 81
lIPUnIio-No. l21

AT AcT 70 provide national currency, secured by
pledge OF United States stocks and 10 pToyfdo for
thseirculation aud redemp ption thereoG. : - : =
Be It enacted by the Senate and House q Repre-
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Capt. IRA J. BLooAFlEID,
26th III, Vol. Inft'y
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-25

The GREAT GOLD MINING MIDDLE Re.
GIoN.-The gold mining region is extended
in every direction. New diggings, new
districts, new territories, with gold as the
basis OF their existence, are springing up
on every side. A new map before US sug.
gests these thoughts. Upon it all the vast
'middle region" is blocked out into terri.
tories. Colorado, New Mexico, Arizons,
Nevada, Utah and Idaho, are shown in
contrasted colors with definite metcs and
bounds, where few years ago was marked
the Crest American Desert" or "Unex-
plored Region" The march of progress
has fairly outs,ripped the widest dreama
Of the manifest destiny" enthusiast
Gold, cold is the moving cause, tho
potent wand that has enticed to the arid
plains and icy mountains the tens Of
thousands who are fast laying the founda-
ton for future states.
The reports Of new mines are absolutely
bewildering. They are borne upon the
winds from the chilly north, upon the
southern breeze, and from the distant west
while yet the people are half wild with
excitement about the northern mines
Boise, Bannack, He'll Gate and Sinking
Water--there comes still more astonishing
news from fifteen to twenty seven hundred
dollars per day each, with jack knife
They do not pretend to save the "dust,"
but look only for the big Jumps. During
all this time company that three years
ago began with almost nothing, is pound
ing out, almost in sight of where we write,
from twelve to fourteen thousand dollars
in each week of six days. This is fast
age, and the Yankee nation is several
lengths ahead.-Roeky Mountain (Colo-
rado) Nems.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-25

AN OLD LADY's ADVICE TO "JonNY."-
Nov, John, listen to me-I'm older than
you, or couldn't be your mother. Never
do you marry young woman, John, be-
fore you have contrived to happen around
four or five times before breakfast. You
should know how late she lies in bed in
the morning. You should take notice
whether her complexion is the same in the
morning as in the evening, or whether
the wash and towel have robbed her Of her
evening bloom. You should take care q.
surprise her, so that you should see her in
her morning dress, and observe how her
hair looks when she is not expecting you.
II possible, you should be where you can
hear the morning conversation between
her and her mother. If she is ill.natured
and snappish to her mother so she will be
to you, depend upon it. But if you find
her up and dressed neatly in the morning.
with the same smiles. the neatly combed
hair, the same ready and pleasant answers
to her mother, which characterized her
department in the evening, and particularly
if she is lending hand to get the break.
fast ready in good reason, she is prize.
John, and the sooner you secure her to
yourself, the better"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-25

W The Ne,cs but follows its instincts
in publishing the opinion of Justice Wood.
ward, of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl'
vania, in which the Conscription Act il
declared to be unconstitutional. HI.
We beg pardon. We did publish the
opinion Of court upon subject Of great
interest to the public just now. It w9s
the opinion Of Supreme court; the opin.
ion Of court the majority of which is
composed Of republican judges; the opin-
ion OF the supreme court Of one Of the
largest and most loyal states Of the Union.
We evidently never ought to have done it.
Tho opinion Of such court is of no con.
sequence. The opinion of any country
attorney in Washington is of more author
ity. Any Provost Marshal could have told
US that. We trust the Sentinel will ex.
cuse the little alteration ON our part. Some
years ago opinions Of courts were foolishly
considered worthy Of some respect. That
impression is what misled us. But we re.
member now-courts are old fogy concerns
"a machinery of the past, quite incon-'
sistent with tho present patriotic state IF
things. The judges have all turned cop
perheads and bitter partisans. There is
old fancy, for instance. He has no busi-
ness to be living at all. 1t is actually dis
loyal for him not die. He has lost his wits.
too, for he never opens his mouth without
babbling about tho con sti-too ton, or
something of that sort. Stanton does great
injustice to the loyal people of the North
that he didn't shut up some of these preju-
diced old fellows. If he had discharged
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, we
should not have made the blunder Of pub.
fishing its opinion. There is evidently
want Of "efticiency' in some of the depart.
ments, or these ''disloyal practices" on the
part of judges would not be permitted to
contnue.-MH. Mews.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-25
McGREGOR IOWA, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25, 1863

Sam gives big bounty for the arrest Of
deserters, This statement will give you
some clue to the causes that makes such a
host Of deserters from our army.
The recent news from Europe, the arrival
Of the Russian feet at New York, the trial
trip of the five rams built by the French
government, and the announcement of their
being shortly sent to Mexico to winter, ta-
ken in connection with the arrival and re.
ception Of the Minister Of the Juarez gov
ernment of Mexico, would seem to indicate
that our present administration intend to
recognize the Liberal party in Mexico, (who
arc at war with the French,) as the loyal
party, and this will of course lead to the
refusal on the part of our administration to
receive any Minister from the government
established by the FreLch, and which is
shortly to have Macmillan at its head as
its Emperor. To me it is plain that such
course would drive France to acknowledge
the independence Of the Southern Confed.
eracy, and 60 to war with the United
States. The friends of the administration
contend if this should happen, Russia would
join US. Suppose she did: it is known
fact that with all her armies she has sig-
nally failed in putting down the rebellion in
Poland, and her navy is not sufficient to
cope with that Of France. France has
troops already upon the very line Of the
Southern Confederacy, and these could at
once march to the aid of the southerners.
Russian aid could not help US much, whilst
French fleet and army of $4,000, would
drive US from Louisiana. The peace of the
whole world seems to hang upon slender
thread, which may any day be broken
Should war ensue beteen US and France,
and between that power and Russia, Eng.
land and Austria, and many other powers
of Europe would 60 with France. The re-
bellion has existed nearly three years, and
but few days ago we were made to blush
at the news that our army was retreating to
the defenses of our Capital. Our govern
ment had better wait until tie rebellion is
crushed before they undertake to shelter
and protect any other government. Mr..
Seward permitted France to violate the
Monroe doctrine, and now that she has
succeeded in getting the control Of that
country, it is too late in the day Tor US to
interfere. We have big job at home to
complete, and We had better finish it before
we take a new one.
OBSERVER
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-25

BE CHEERFUL AT YOUR MEALs.-The benefit
derived from the food taken, depends very
much upon the condition Of the body while
eating. If taken in a moody, cross, or des,
pairing condition Of the mind, digestion is
much less perfect and slower than when
taken with cheerful disposition. Very
rapid and silent eating should be avoided,
and some topic of interest introduced at
meals that all may partake in. and if a
hearty laugh is occasionally INDUCED in, it
will be all the better. 1t is not uncommon
that person dining in pleasant and social
company can eat and digest well that
which, when eaten alone and the mind ab
sorbed in some deep study, or brooding
over cares and disappointments, would be
long undigested in the stomach, causing
disarrangement and pain, and if much in.
dulged in become the cause Of permanent
and irreparrable injury to the system.