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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21
(hs'tssopjses' Cseflese,
Horse Ahoer 1 Veterinary surrea.

WISHES TO INFORM THE CIR
izfNs Of Davenport and Scott m
4A County generally that he has psr-V u
nanently located hisssif In <his city where he Il
prepared 70 shoe horses on the scientific princi-
pies tsrtwenty yeas study and practice O
the anatomy Of the foot, Of which time he hae
spent eleven years under the supeYistend enee az
the best Veterinarians in Europe, be viahae q
say that he will give satisf action 70 sll Dr,soss
having horses sboriDg under the disease Of sosss.
or cootractions. COMMONLY called Enough bornd =
interfering. overreachiDg, quarter essets. 80
and spavins, fer al Of which hs wasSarts I ~.
feet cure If durable. The greater part u No.
di,eases are caused By shoeirg Or want Of mrs.
judsnsnt incl -dts
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Kocx LAyp, It'll, Dec Is 1888
Prof NJ Berlhurds, of New Y 3rk. having called
up IN me and exh bted spec. mems of His fecacl-s
| nave no hesitation ia rec }mm. nding him US bong
all. - H. mi ID 10 all hose may stand IN nesu
OF such aids to 9 ght, just what he, want
&. IhUSDALE, NJ ID.
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FoRT MoNRoE, Dec. 81.
CHARLESTON, Dec. Is.

FORT NONKOE, Dec, II.
Richmond papers Of the 10Th contain
the following:
CHARLESTON, Dec. Is.
Tire Ircnsides and three monitors,
while tempting to pass the distractions
became eutapgIcd. The Ironsldes will
probably have to be Abandoned. Two
Of The monitors are also badly disabled.
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6. T. n. 7. ANTHONY,
Manufacturers Of Photographic N ateri.l.
SOL Broadway. NY

Oar a Ph otograDh~
nuR CATALOGUE NOW EMRRacts Crv
~ sfDkRADLY over -Four Thousa ~ d;G.s..
.ubjee's to which additions are continu.lI, -.
ing made) Of Portraits Of Eminent Am.a Il. =.
etc., VIZ:
~ Major Generals, 625 Statesmen.
259 Colonel., lI6 Anthos:
~ Other Officers, Il2 Sts..
80 Navy OGcers, 40 P,om;,.,. w.
l47 Prominent Foreign Portraits
900 Copies Of Works Of Art.
Engraving, Paintings, Statues. 10. C..s,".ss.
sen. 90 receipt Of stamp An order Z. IN. IT,
On PiCTURES from our Catalox No viii he Hi,.s
on recsipto $3.50. and sent By mail fre,. Wv.
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have examined the ts.timonias Of Prof Bra.
h,rdt and AIN satisfied Ia he il skifui Oputi
and although hAvs not Yet arrived ~ tbs DIST n :
ti0n If using rpec.acl.s ny III do not iate T.
rec Jmmend n m to those who are IN need OF thes4
aids to III ,!r viei.n.
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Rock ISLAND, Dec. 18Th, 1863.

Prof. N. Bernhard. practi:a aud scieotlii, Opt
clan comes to us hi ~ recommended by pr9f.s
sioaa men in the ka.i. and upo. u 'hason Of hi-
ctacles and his meth "a Of adapting them 10 I'M
paired vision, we cheeriuily aid our estimony IN
ais favor A. j. HARRIS Debtist.
w. 4. MAG LII Dentist.
He is slso permitted to refer to Dr.. Farrell, sur
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0RASD - 1eWA. r nsaA.s.1 -. !.
0e0ss CesnST, M ss"sss -" =
1sAs Ls6sn, - Asa Luders.
Ie An !. Lsses.. dsfssdsas: Ysa ass hereby
Clerk 81 The Lisssiet Coses q Oeoet eo.stv' -.
les!stea 81 !sAs Lsdsss, pssyise r. ! ~ =
said Court, dissolving The he bonae a nss,i...
~ between you aid said pstsioser. fee 4 Srsss"s
Of your wiliul desert on d asd sbssses for M
p ;"a 70 wi.soss 'sssssabls e:sss, for .
cine statement d petitieners cause Of aetion a.
are rsfsrred to petition sow On Ale.
And unless Jon appear and answer thereto. a
o. before the ncen Of the second day Of the ns.t
term o. the Distrie' Court Of Scott counsy Iowa
20 Dc es'a On the afst nobday Of Fsbrassy, A.
against yos - prayed for IL ssid petition.
Dated Nov. 27th, 1859.
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Hlyou do. usei
AOONGIuGrs German Rtsferc

From Rev. j. Newton Brown, D.sD., + ditor OF the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through dis,rust of
their ingredients and effects | get know Of no
sufficient reasons why man may not testisy to
what he believes himself to have received from
any simple preps ration, in the hopo that he may
thus contribute ~ the benefit OF Others
do this more readily in regard to Hoofaud DIS
German Bitters, prepared by Or. G. u. j ckson of
this ciiy, because was prejudced against them
Tor many years, under tbelmlression that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | am indie bted
to my friend hohoit Shoemaker, Esq for tho re-
wovai OF this prejudice by proper tests, and tor
encouragement to try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility. Tho use OF
three bottles OF these bitters at tho beginning Of
the PRESENT year. was follow ed by evident relief
ana festc!at'on 10 degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which hat not felt tor six msnths before
aud had almost despaired of regain,Dg. l there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me to
| the use OF them j. NEWTON BROWN.
puTIADEf pal Inn ORA 1851.
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IL. WELLS,
Pm "A IL m "A G II u list

- u ~ 0N1I0e
pm "A IL m "A G II u lST 4,
MO. ga HI Ady 1T,
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
oils, Varnisfes, Dyes, Glass,
Putty, Brushes, Surgical 4
Dental INSTRUMENTS, Per.
l,Bmcry, SpOnges, Fancy ar
ticles, Soaps, Liquors for
medical purposes. Patent
Medicines. &C, Sc.
Particular a ttentiOn paid
TO Physicians Prescrip.
tiOms and Orders from
Country Physicians.
apl 2.dly
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Testimonials from 8. Paul Gov Swift, HI. Co..
K ,nsey Chas Eaton, U. S. MaYehal; W. l. Wilson,
samuel Wiley NJ. D J. IL. Stewart, n. D.; II. b
Patterson, Dentist.
Winnna Testim onia' s-John D. Ford, NJ. D.; A. r
Hodg. o, Mayor; Franklin Staple A. D.; j. II. Cole,
M L..
OFrics HouRs-Esom to IL o. M, and to o.
clock p. IN.
Room, Il.
H<1- Prof. Bernhardt, owing to engagements else.
where, will be able to remain here tor only short
time.
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inio pstties' ewn frames.
THE ADVANTAGES OF THESE SPECTA-
Giles OVER ALL . HERS ARE

1st. The only true Lens known, being perfectly
free from 1romatc light. 80 we'll know to be the
cause of injury to vision, AID makes the change
from epec-. ces To glasses OF strp ger powers 70
often REQUIRE while botn dis o. jets
teen with equal facility therugh tho same
glasses.
~. Can be with perfect ease for any length
OF time at one aiiug giginx astonishing CT arnees
Of sslon, particularly b. ceudi or ether aruhc al
light comfort TO III ep,c lace wearsr heretofore
unknown.
81 ,hanQe Of Speciacles - gasses Of stronger
a, gn f. tng over, N mat cases never required
should the f CT arise tr ags, disease cr pTena
iura d. cay-ihus seouril to the patient sod sight
during iiio
ar a hen the eyes pain or acho from tho action
% ri -, 81 hi such fl CT from snow, .unnJ
We. her white papar, n1d iG rradnt, Whiting. ?
~ Wi Z o vidid Cole re b-de., there lensss, by
.oitel. tn RAJ feet 81 agreeable .. sation,
| and p rIect cure
bth In ull nervous aztec ions Of tho eye causing
du or starting - Ia the eyt La mples np-
| p.aGance OF luminous or dark pots in n mos
there. ching ceiling likes ana 10 The e, e. tho dis
ii, bed 1874 ves queted, soothed and entirely
| stored
| en- Ground BY peculiar machinery, ct uo a.
great ct,-t them ttcalss c6leul2 c exp es-ly for
no ma. utnsture II his cn- eOas to produce IL with
tr spherc Il accuracy, and it's focus 81 tbs
centre point OF vital importance, and Which an
| other lebse assesses.
| 7th. Proof OF sup riority over tho old kind Of
| spec aclcs They are eicusivcy used at .ll the
Hospitals 10 the dis of the eye. in New YORK
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Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy 1t haed, for II, um.Iv
Use - me nrss appearance Of Lsmsness win e9eet.
uaiiy prevent those formidable diseases. % vhieh
sii horses are liabls,snd which sssder 20 INV
o' nn'v valuable horses nearly worthless
the wonderful curative proper lies Of tbis Liei-
mens nave been received within the tVo vears.s
ara many q them from persons in ne hishess
ranks Of life. S1s
Caution.
, TO avoid imposition, ebsssvs The Signature a,l
and also "StspAsn Sweets lsfslliSle Lini.sse
blown In the gas o. saeh bottle, without vhies
none ore genuine. RlCHA RDkON = Co.
Sole Propi.tcrs. Norwich, O..
Eoe ale y dealers generally. se3.-dAv
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Professor n. EUrnnardG, Option and lufac
tui err Improved sppcac es for tue relief and ten
eft Of various diseased conditions If tho Eye
10 this city with the hghsst recommendation from
|, adj ng PrGfes etonu gentlemen in New York.-
FrJm a personal examination of his improved aids
10 visioy 1 have no hesitation in recommending
him "a gentleman and ads pit in his ar.
JOHN ri. ADLER, M. ID.
X s. BAkaUWS M. ID.
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I,,y.Spcn:. Dec. 10 1850

= II = II " 11'-h1' D'SHoPs
DAv8SPoRr, Dec. H. 1868
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TE.T. MONT OF RECOMMENDATION

From Medical gentlemen, rr oess ,rs of the highe 8.
optbam @ talent in Daven! OFT, Rock Island AID
tba nntt n
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DIR. w. ROBACK.
THkSE 3ITfRR !

Sold n. wholesale in Chicago BY FULLE r.,
INCH Il FULLER. and all druggists.
GT Country Merchantsand dealers supplied
by A. r. Croskey and G. II. Beckwith, Chics Co.
Sold in Davento rt by F. Jacoby, Jr., E. 8. BAL
lord, Stevenson J. Carnahan, /. J. Wells, G..
Schlegel, Eilzsn i Koch and N. kovsc..
Sold ct Wholesale BY Beidevbeeke / Miller and
F. Reddewig. my20-d&w1y
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s p E T A @ L e S

Paten dou BIZ and single visiors. Will strengthen
and preserve vision TO the end Of life.
The superiority Of tbese spec aces over any 9TH
ers 10 as follows:
The convextv Tor cones) each sd1 OF the
assoc bsing perfectly entered and Of equal den
eity, they are rendered nearly fee OF prismattc
light enabling the wearer to see nall print or very
hne sswDg any length OF time 81 one suing, with
out any inconver ience, acting as preserver TO Vie
weakened 9, and not requtiisg to be charged for
Glasses of stronger msgnifying pow RS; thus one
pair of Epestac In most cases, suitng and pre-
serving good eyo sight To an me old ago
Prof, BERNuAhDT has on hand achoice assort
ment Of
GOLD, SILVER, STEEL, AND PLATED
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &c,
With giasses ground on the moet scisnt ic p Incl
plies OF sphsris al accuracy and pure eria. whic
/. will 3 just u detective vision, In a manner TO
naure Civ ne the gres 80. ass stance that art can
accompl IN res.oring aud preserving the eight to
he ates period OF time
PERISCOPIC, CONCAVE, CONVEX, PRE-
SERVERS AND OTHER GLASSES,
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No Alcohol or Bad Whisky

No Alcohol or Bad Whisky
They will cure the above diseases in
ninety-nine cases cut of hundred.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTH
EN- YOU
Do YOU WAET A GOOD APPETITE
Do YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON.
STITUTlON?
Do YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL
Do YOU WANT TO GET ND Or NERVOUS
NESS?
DO YOU WANT ENERGY?
Do You WANT To SLEEP WELI?'
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEELING?
Ifayou do. usei
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28

Late 800 PmnylVania Avenue,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28
Personal.

GoTTscHALK, on his recent tour through the
West, gave one hundred and four concerts, realiz-
ing fifteen thousand dollars.
FATHER WALDO, the veteran preacher and
revolutionary soldier, completed his one hun
dredth year on the tenth Of September. He preach
ed in Syracuse December twenty-eighth.
Miss MARY WAY died in New London re-
Gently, aged seventy-eight years. She died under
the same roof where she was born and had always
resided.
PAUL MoRPHT, Il is said, has at last found a
rival for the highest ehess honors. NJ de Rviere
the Paris player, has beaten the American cham,
pion three out Of Ave games.
BRIGHAM YoUNo, in a lecture TO his people
at Salt Lake, makes the business suggestion, thai
1.-THE tons of bones, lying bleaching at presen
above ground, are just the thing to make buttonl
off,
Miss BELL KEY, so long the reigning belle o.
Louisville society, (now Mrs. Matt Ward,) wai
arrested, few days ago, in smuggling uniforms
for rebel offeers-epaulettes and all concealed
der her capaoiOus crinOline
Miss MARY C. PUTNAM, young lady of New
York city, would have received a complimentary
diploma, at the late Commencement OF the College
Of Pharmacy, but for the obstacle mot permanent
that she is under q years Of age. Her thesis Oh
"Dialysis" Tor exhRuStion) is pronounced by the
Post tan able paper
BARON GEORGE GOTTA Won CoTTENDoRF, o
the famous German publishing houses OF Gotta
died on the first Of February, aged sixty-seven
The house of Gotta is one Of the wealthiest ir
Europe. It has eight large publishing houses
each employing several hundred Workmen and ar
fists.
MRS. +. W. LANDER, Superintendent of thu
female nurses at Beaufort, South Carolina, &C
knowledges the receipt, from Messrs Ticknor &
Fields, Of Boston, Of a box Of boOka. Mrs Ian
der is very thankful for the books, and says the,
are Of great value to convaleseents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28
Personal.

MAJOR GENERAL SMITH, who was in COM
mAnd Of a corps under General burnside, will prob
ably resume his rank Of colonel in the regular
army, his appointment As brigadier and major
general not having been confirmed.
MAIoR GENERAL CASEY is to remain In
Washington, the order directing him to establish
his headquarters at Centerville having been re-
voked.
SERGEANT GRRENLRAP, of the First Kentucky
volunteer, has been discharged from the Union
army, to supeFihtend the construction Of an iron
clad war steamer. He proceeds at once to Clnein-
natl Tor the purpose indicated.
BRIO. GEN. CALVIN Z. PRATT, who gained the
title of "the HAVeloek Of the army" BY his prompt
enforcement OF the Presidents sunday proelama-
tion rrjOined his command yesterday, having been
on a short visit to his family in New York
STORY, the sculptor, has just completed, In
London, clay model OF a statue OF Saul. II il to
be executed in bronze.
Mrs. HOWE, MRS. srowE, and other lady
writer's, form feminine phAlAnx In the brilliant
" Atlantic" for this month.
Hos. OWES LoVEJoT continues quite III In
this city,
DIoN BoURCICAULT has produced q new dra-
matte yeriOn Of Les MIserAbles," Mr.. J. II. Allen
IL negotiating with the Guthor for Its performance
Ia New York.
REV. JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE has been
G. ected By the Legislature OF Massachusetts an
q verseer OF Hartford College, ..nf
vEsTvAIL, the most enhancing Of Priala
d,mnds, Is soon to make her appearance in Rev
York. 30 says FumOr.
DAN sETcHELL commences a star engage
m ant at the Walnut Street Theatre, philadelphia,
Of, Monday night next
MARY PRoyosT Is playing brilliant engage
m eht At the Arch street thears PhiladslphiA.
HoS, DAsEL s, DpKSsoN % 10 town 'ia Z &.
DArToS's cRA6krEs eap't be beat, especially
the Boston. They are sweet and nouriShins, and
ought to be distributed among the troops.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Two NoToRIoUs THIEVES BREAK JAiL--oNE OF
THEM ARREsTEb.-This morning, about O'Clock,
two men, John Harding and VIM. Tompkins, broke
jail. Harding is notorious burglar and thief
and was arrested and committed some time since
for breaking Into and robbing the store OF cAgEet
& Lockwood, on PennHyivania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. Tompkins was arrested
for stealing watch from gentleman named Cor
win, At WillArds' Hotel, He was examined by one
Of the justices, and committed for court He had
not been in jail more than . month or six weekt
before he escaped. He was caught and put back
in his old quarters and was tried at the last term
Of the criminal court upon two ehRrges-one for
breaking Jail, the other for stealing the watch.
He was found guilty upon both, and was sentenced
by Judge Merriek to six montha' imprisonment In
the county Jail on the first charge, and two years
and six months in the penitentiAry at Auburn, N.
y, on the charge Of stealing the watch.
Harding was arrested about half past ten O'Clock
this morning in Centre Market, by RoundGman
SHE'D, of the Third ward police, and taken to the
Office Of supt Webb. He was drunk when arrested,
and cursed the ofhoer, using many vile epitheta.
When asked by the superintendent II he would
consent to have his mug taken, he refused. He
was then ordered to be placed the Central Guard
house and have shower baths administered to him
daily until he consents 10 sit for his picture.
Tompkins has probably made good his escape, a.
he has plenty Of seeeHh friends both IN this city
and Baltimore. His mug sraees the ROgues gal
lery. We understand they made their escape BY
means ofa large lead key, weighing about three
pounds, which had probably been given them hy
one Of their friends. .......
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28
RorsIEn Intervention.

We notice that some Of our contemporaries
adopt, as a fact, the assertion OF a belief ex-
pressed by the editor Of the French newspaper
in New York, "tbat the mails Of the Europa
brought to Monsieur Mereier q fresh dispatch
from NJ. Drouyn de L'HuyS, in answer to that
of Mr.. Seward, Of the 9th of February last, ~
and an abstract of the dispatch is given.
We have the best reasons for believing that
this supposltion is entirely without foundation,
and that no reply to the dispatch of Mr.. Seward
alluded to has been received by the Europa, or
by any other steamer. The pretended reply,
sketched in the Courier deS Etdts UniS, is doubt,
less such one as its former editor and present
Paris correspondent would draft, and it may be
that " the wish is father to the''-prophecy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28

INTERESTING DISCUSSION AND DECIHoN.-The
PhilomAthiAn Debating Society, last evening, ter
minated the discussion Of the question OF the Fela
tive merits Of " Limited Monarchy and " Re-
publican form Of Government" which has en-
gagged its attention for several weeks past render
ing the decision in favor Of the former.
large number OF yiSitOrs, including many la
dies have been present during this discussion and
have manifested lively interest 10 Its progress.
The society has selected the question OF whether
" COrioanus, under the circumstances, should have
yielded TO the entTeatieB OF his mother not to In.
wade Rome" for consideration at the next meet.
Ing, and interehting discussion il anticipated.
The meetings OF this society are held every FRI,
day evening, in the Council Chamber Of the City
Hall, where visitors are always welcomed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28
An Editor and a Clerk Sentenced by .
.r.. F. COurt-MarGlaI. ...

Among those tried by the court-martlAl
ordered by Maj. Gen, Helntzelman, with Col.
Korponay, Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania regi-
ment, presiding, was d. Turner, Esq, edl-
tor OF the Daily Ns'0S, Of Alexandria, Virginia.
The offence was the publication Of the
roster OF Gen., HeIntEelmAn's command for
February, 1853. Mr.. Turner plead guilty and
was sentenced To one year hard labor at the
Rip-Raps, or some other military station, to be
designated by the general commanding.
Private Henry Vanderwater, company @,
First District of Columbia volunteers, was tried
at the same time and by the same court, and
convicted OF furnishing this roster to Mr.. Tur-
ner for publication. He was sentenced "to
forfeit TO the United States all pay now due, OF
that may become due for the space of three
years, and to be confined at hard labor at the
Rip-Raps, or some other military station, to bt
designated by the Commanding General, dur
ing the same period of three years"
In General Order No. 10, dated March 81, anC
in speaking of these decisions, Gen. Hcntzel
man says:
"The proceedings ofthe cOurt-martlal in thest
! two cases are confirmed.
SIN pronouncing sentences In these cases thu
Court has shown itself possessed of high sens,
of its responsibility, and just appreciation o
| the injury lnnlcteu on the service by tne lnJu
dicious publication Of military roster
"At the same time, while congratulating tn,
Court on performing its duty with decision ant
zeal as a military tribunal, the Major Genera
Commanding cannot but entertain the cOnvlc
tion that the greatest difference separates tho
civilian from the soldier In his ideas of TrOprl
ETY. or culpabllity, and in his knowledge Of dut.
In matters purely military.
"The circumstance Of loyalty and want o
bad intent conspires to mitigate the crime o
the accused In the mind of the authority re
viewing the sentence.
"The sentence in the case of d. Turner /
remltted, under the conviction that his enorgie
will be devoted to that cause which he has 81
thoughtlessly jeopardized.
"In the case Of private Henry VanderwateT
Of company /, First District Of Columbia vol
unteers, the sentence is mitigated to forfeitur
of all pay now due or to become due him from
the United States, and to confinement at har,
labor for three months, at the end Of whicl
time he will be dishonOrably discharged iron
the service. He will be sent under guard +
Fort Delaware, with his descriptive list, cloth
ing account, and copy Of this order"
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28
oFFIoIAL.

CHIEF Asst QUARTERMAsrER's OTTIcS, :, n
Depot Of RashinatON, 2ls @,
corner E0htasah sired,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
March 81, ls6s. =
With view to obtain on abort notice and on
the best terms such supplies for the use ofthla
Department, by purchase in the open mArlsel,
as may be required by the eHigsneies Of thsssF-
vice, and not otherwlseproVlded for By estlfaats
on the proper officers Of the QuArtermAsterS'B
Department, all dealers In Fusl, etationaI
Hardware, Drugs, Lumber, OF all descriptions,
Leather, Paints, OILS, Glass, Lanterns, ahip's
Stores, and such othor supplies as are tnown
to be purchased by the ouartermRster'S Depart
ment, are hereby requested 70 furnish this once
weekly with price lists Of the articles In thslr
line, corrected according to the fluctuations Of
the market. ...I.
None other than those complying with the
above advertisement win receive order from
this office.
EDWARD L. HARTz.,
mar 24-lm Capt, and A. Q. NJ, U.s.A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-28
The Indians at growers Theatre,

/ On Monday night, the following named war
chiefs, of the tribes named, will visit Growers
theatre, accompanied by their Interpreter and
Commissioner Dole;
ChGveaRss.-Lean Bear, War Bonnet, and
Standing Water.
, Riopais.--Yellow Buffalo, Lone Wolf, Yellow
Wolf, White Bull, and Little Heart.
ArdpahoeS.-spotted Wolf, and Neyah.
Cohdnchss-Prlcked Forehead, aud Ten
Bears.
Apaehs.--Poor Bear. u
GdddO.-Jaeob.
They will appear in their full national cos
TUNES, and 1t is the intention Of Manager Gro.
yer to give them a surprise In the way Of a tab
lelaH eclipsng, In gorgeous splendor, anything
ever witnessed in the InJun country.