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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04
The Navy.

John 7. Ice, Of New York city, has been appointed
Acting Assistant Paymaster in the United States Navy
and ordered to report immediately a. Cairo, H. for duty
in the Mississippi squadron.
ConBcncur-eeven guns.-Tnis nne vessel after under
going repairs has been thoroughly retted and
went into commission yesterday Al Commander j..
8. Amy few very appropriate remarks, informed his
officers and men that be expected and wished them 70
perform their duty to the United States government TO
man. thai those who did do their duty he should remem
Der and esteem and those who did otherwise ne should
regard with contempt After these few words from this
bravo and gentlemanly oncer, the mustered
and the Sars and Stripes hossed 70 the peak thus
actually and officially placing this noble vessel in
mission.
The United States supply Steamer Arkan-
PmADUJmA, August 8, 1868
Arrived United States supply steamer Arkansas Lieut.
west from the North and South Atlantic squadrons with
one hundred and nfty passengers and invallds.
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respectfully desire 70 call your attention. and through
columns to reach the honorable the Board Of Alder
and Beard Of Councilmen 70 the important matter
that within few days very large amount of citizen
volunteers have been enticed away from New York by
large cash bouuties offered Now Jersey Connect-
cut and Rhode Island Now, is New York be caught
asleep and TO let be counted n She quota
OF another State? answer Then Is the time
appropr from the City Fathers "a cash bounty
Of two h1ndred dollars per TO be paid when he s in
camp. Nothing but cash induccment will bring tho
number required in time aid putting OF large per
ccntagc OF the draft l think New York city raise
fifteen thousand men in thirty days they offer the pro-
per inducemcnt. in the recruiting service; so
speak from actual experience; and the Council
Monday hope, cir you will allow this TO be publish
cd meet their notice previous any action poiDg
taken hope they will do something that will start up
o fever for the ARTILLERY.
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Personal Iutelligs nee.

The late Brigndier General George G. Strong was .
graduate OF Union College, the class Of 1858, Tho
head OF which he stood, and whence he entered West
Point His character and habits Union precisely
Of the kind that might be expected from his later
He was uniformly studous, attentive the
cises, and bore Of the highest honors
day.
Hon. Cbauncey Filley, Mayor Of 81 Louis, is spendng
merly resided.
Brgadier General Robert s. Posters brigade, lately
stationed Bowers Hill, Va has been ordered TO tho
Of military operations about Charleston. II 10 FINE
brigade, and will be hoDoraby heard from In the pend
ing military enterprise in that section.
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MAThlmONlAL.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. AGED "a OF GOOD STAND
n ing the service of the ned States Is DESTROYS
OF forming the amia0le and sind hearted
young lady with view To at the Of
his service June. 1851 Address Gin full
Office, Tenth Army corps, Morris Island, =. q.
A YOUNG PHYSICIAN, OF GOOD MORAL CHARAc-
n ter and respectfully connected wishes the
three, with view mony She be arectionate,
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Trling communications will be advertiser
is truly Address enclosing carte do vse DR. G.
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A YOUNG MAN, AN OFFICER IN THE UNITED
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unony The advertiser has lately from the whits
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w ANTBD.--A YOUNG MAN rs, WHO EARNS iIIs
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wife, desires 20 become acquainted with young ~
dress though not ias,idous with view 70 marriage th
ost long courtship true wife Ia desired. This
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bic. y b, Herald Office. References exchanged.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13

them Of all kinds of supplies, and Sc
cured a contract from houses in London,
the conditions of which are as follows
Parties undertaking to ruR the block
ade with vessels laden with materials
and munitions Of war are guaranteed
cargoes Of cotton in exchange. at seven
cents pound, for the value (greatly ex.
aggerated) Of the ship and cargo, They
also receive Confederate bonds to cover
the amount. These vessels, chiefly
steamers Of light dranght, are insured at
high risk premiums--say forty, City, six,
ty-at Lloyd's. II they run the block~
ade ont and home, the enormous profits
on the sale of cotton are an ample re-.
enumeration forIhe venture, and the bonds
are cancelled. If they are captured, the
bonds, bearing a high rate Of interest,
are retained as security. The option is
given to the owners Of selling their ships
to the Confederate Government-such
Of them as reach their destination, and
do not care to risk return voyage
and they go to form the nucleus of the
navy. Thus British capital, and it alone
furnishes the Confederacy with the means
of carrying on the war.
The writer concludes his letter, as
follows:
The proofs exist, my lord, that this
contraband traffic in arms and munitions
of war is openly carried on by the aid oil
British capital, under the British flag,
by British seamen, aud in British yes
sels, to sustain Confederacy and re-
bellion of shareholders which, without
such aid, could not maintain itself: II
is carried on to blockade ports, reoog
nized as such by the British Government
andis therefore, violation Of the Queen
Proclamation, of 59th George III, anC
of International law. Such transactions
lower the character of the British mer
chant, dishonor the nation, engendel
unfriendly feelings between the Ameri
can and the British people, and jeopar
die the amicable relations Of their re
spective Governments The ASminis
traton can not learn these facts and re
main quiescent. 1t must either act o.
lie under the charge of willfully abettint
the violation of that neutrality, the stric
observance of which has been so strong
ly enioined upon all the Queens sub
jects.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13
Notice to Bridge Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propo-
IN sails will be received by the Commission
ers of ofTuscaravas County, up till IL o'clock,
NJ, on Tuesday, April Z, 1868, at the Audi
tors Office in New Philadelphia, for the build
ing of a stone abutment at the south end Of
the river bridge near Lockport. Said abut-
ment to be about 2S feet, long, Is feet high,
and 81 feet thick at the bottom, with wing
walls, battered inch to the foot in the face,
and back perpendicular; the foundation to be
of fattened timber one foot thick and covered
with .two-inch plank well spiked down; the
masonry to be rock faced, dressed beds and
points-no stone less bed than face, with good
bond. breaking points not less than IL inches
JACOB H0UK,
SAML SCHWEITZER,
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From the indianapolis Sentinel.

From the Indianapolis Sentinel.
The Fraud Upon the SOIdiers---
How the MurfreesbOrO ReSO-
lutiOns were Approved.
To the Editor of the State Sentinel:
] am in receipt of letters from the
Sixth and Twenty,secoud Regiments of
8, Indiana Volunteers, of recent date, rep
resenting that they voted for Colonel
Morton @. Hunters resolutions under
the impression that the Legislature OF
+ Indiana had voted against supplies to
the army, and were in favor Of recogni-
zing the Southern Confederacy. They
say they were SO informed by their off.
GERS before the vote was taken, and now
suspect that they we're deceived. They
further state that many refused to vote
at all. One states that Col. Morton G.
Hunter, Lincoln Elector for the third
district in 1860, told the writer, few
.,days.before the vote was TAKEN that the
Democratic Legislature of Indiana was
for recognising the Southern Confeder-
acy, and had voted against supplies for
the army; that Col Gooding. made a
speech against the Legislature to his
regiment, and then asked how many were
in favor of laying down their arms aId
submitting to the South, and that if the
vote had been taken by ballot, the re
suit would have been quite different, aud
that great dissatisfaction prevails amoug
the men, the feeling being almost quan'
imops against the Emancipation Proc
lamatiou, These parties write me fol
information as to the. truth Of these
schargesagaiust the Legislature.
~ We here have a key to the manner in
which the infamous Hunter resolution
were 'juggledr through, and the expla
tion shows up.the tricksters who pulled
the wires ina most unenv:able light
particGlarly. when the fundamental idei
Eltbt bthsarmy officers is said to be honor
80, ,s.,,.,.. ,i6. y H.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro.
IN posals will be received by the Commits
'sioners of Tiscarawas County, at the house Of
James sewell, in Canal Dover, up till IL o.
clock, NJ, on Wednesday, April 8, 1868, for
the building of bridge across the Ohio canal
at Canal Dover, partially described as follows,
to wit: Span about rs feet long, IA feet wide
in the clear, II feet high in the clear, and to
be placed on stone abutments; bottom cords I
by IL inches, top cords 0 by 0 inches. The
bridge to be built on the Buckingham plan,
With timbers to correspond with the above
cords; weatherbOarding ten feet high, to be
pine or poplar, planed and painted. The
bridge to be rooted with good lap shingles.
JACOB H0UK,
SAML. SCHWEITZER,
J. G. ZUTAVERN,
Commissioners.
March 13, 1862. 3w
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A VERY DESIRABLE
r arm. nl,,.,,l,., fox L, : Sale !:

So 4,lOe! eeEet, with which the Russian
7 sysuler took some blood out of the Pole,r
wounds, and, placing it to.thelips Of the
corpse, shouted out Drink some Of this
punch '
Nothing can describe the degree Of
atrocity which marks this Russian cam.
paign The whole Of the Offices of the
immense property of Count zamoySki
as zwierryniec, containing papers. deeds,
q, accounts, &c-, have been DESTROYED. and
the beautiful country palace KIemensoy
and another estate, Badaczov, have been
made heap Of ruins. .as ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13

A FRnScH gentleman, M. Monls, has
Just written a book on oysters, IN which
he Informs the world that the oyster Is
aan acephalous molIuscous biyaiVe. ~
Who would hasethought III
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13
DENTISTRY.

DR.. W. W. JAMES will be at James Sewell's
Hotel in Canal Power every Monday. Those
wishing to avail themselves Of his professional
services should call early. See small bills
and references. May 9, '62.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13
NARBIIEDo

On the 18th ult, in Canal Dover, by j. w..
Ncwburgh, ESQ.,, and by the same. MIR.
EPHRIAM A. BAKER and Miss CATHARINE
NJ. BYERS, all of Tus. Co., O.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13

The duties of the Assistant A
are more clearly defined; hut
important bearing only as thE
them. Attorneys, having taxi
license, shall not he required to
other. for letting or selling pro
others. Apothecaries, regnlarl
shall need no additional licenaI
alcohol. in,
Architects and civil engiks.
pay $40 license. Gin
Builders and contractors,alth
except those whose buird6boat
do not exceed $500 per anearly
Stations aud jacks, OF Lake
pay $40. Sc.
Lottery ticket dealey trans
ders shall pay.$l, 900. jected to
Insurance agents sh.er battle.
when the receipts are
annum. title Am-
Butchers shall p'
whose annual sal.A special to
$1,000 says q large
Retail dealers, inst the enc.
not exceed $25, 0le rebels make
$40. ieavy engage
Wholesale dee
exceed $4,000, Commercial from
Between $5Sas reported yes
Between $llad been defeated
Between $shis command cap
Between vs.
$500. sa>MSSs> 80
Between s,,,N g .%,aT<N$,
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FoR future reference, We give the fol
lowingtable of distances from important
Apoints on the Mississippi River:

PREsENT OF A HORSE TO Mr.. LIN.
COIN The stallion sPrince Lionel"
formerly owned by John McCarter, jr. I,
of Newton, N j., has been presented to
President binc6ln by "Pet Halsted.n Of
the KearneY letter Inotoriety. The
Princen is thorough bred, Is very fast,
and although very small insize, is very
handsome animal,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13
From the New York Exr
The Diotarorship

The Herald justly ant sign
Congress, which at hes Of the
Congress, of the PJing u ,ns ,nS
orderly no mIh 10 vo,ns os ali
than a third Of K public utility.
has created dgh sources bears
poRARY DICTA,positiOn we have !
nTba scona d to Doct. Ayers |
erection as sPrs,Si Si;aL:r. ;sL,y VIn need he
will hardly be ,to the prOmulga-
Napoleon, asIape, but we knew
whole pols'remedies we're above
tablisarnSeption-that they were
oTtho Fesible to produce for the
" q. c.. It they have the conf
the otstes s where they are best
ed subordlIuse the Mayors Of the
Administrator useful to their
"In q wosnow from experience
adiourumenJio we believe we are
of March, Pre-, j . tSsm' Uun 'wCous tV1Sous
two years remaiL
will be clothed with u. -
political, military an
State and citizen, and
Congress, and under ii Kinds Of
the Constitution. novor
"The organic INSTR Inc GOOD
passed in pursuance, e - aoeor,. e.
the supreme law Of ''
we think it can be SUI
contested that, in stra
authority to the estsblisI RICH
ington of a temporary diGE,
gress, in the acts indica1I
the barriers of the Const
No one can truthfully
suostahce' lows
The Times, (Republicar. M.
ey article, thus shows the NJ
over the money, and the bu,
the commerce of the country:
"The measure, (the Loan
billy is shaped to suit the vie
Secretary Of the Treasury.
all the negotiations in bis
both as to the tenor and tel
Funded Stocks and Treasury
thorized to be issued for the
the present and succeeding Gs,
1T VIRTUALLY GIVES H
PLETE CONTROL OF tn
Ely MARKET; a decision ol
itself, since, as the Finance N
the Government, he is held %
for the conduct of the we ,.s,,
its pecuniary support: ~. ,EnSI;l rns n
He is empowered We Sss T"nDl q
Stocks to bear 5 ,s yTptEs IN tie house. SSHs.
aole after 10, Sparta, O., has f'
ciple aud irsn asthma. He SO.
and to se.Iazlett Cough Syrup hi
nrice than anything else"
p,,,. Noble, Of Pittsburgh, Pa
0u prietor of the Philadelphia Mill
v. Hazlett's Cough Syrup gave imm
lief to our little daughter. We we
to get up at midnight on account
lpinoss and difficulty Of ofbreathing."
ABLE TEsTIMoNY.-Dr. F, D. McMet
Dover, o., celebrated for his talen'
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Amendments TO the Revenue
RiIl,

The following are among some of the
most important amendments; agreed tc
in the House, to the Revenue Bill. They
interest tradesmen, and business mel
generally, and are we'll worthy careful
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13
VALUABLE
FARMS FOR SALE

TX AACREs on Stone Greek, 8 miles from
lC9 New Philadelphia, and miles from
Canal Dover. There Is about 10 acres cleared
and the balance first rate timber, with good
Saw Mil, new Barn and a good House, two,
0rchards with about 100 grated bearing trees,
choice varieties Of Apples, and 200 Apple and
Peach Trees, selected fruit, planted out last
season, twill be sold together or divided.
The Saw Mil and about acfes Of land can
30 sold alone, likewise 20 acres, formerly tho
Blaser place; with good ORCHARD, and 20 acres
bottom, known as the Blickensderfer felds'
There Is both Coal and Orc on the place.
I48 Acres near Eugai Greek, on the ShAnet-
villeroad, known as the Jennings farm, about
80 acres clear, and the remainder well TIM
bered Three Dwelling Houses and good
Barn on the land. with Ore and Coal in abntis
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13

Z .er croupinOss and difficulty of breathing"
VALUABLE TEsTIMoNY.-Dr F. D. McMeal,
of Canal Dover, o., celebrated for his talents,
learning and experience in the practice Of
medicine, used DR.. Hazletfs Cough Syrup
during the last several winters of his life and
spoke highly of the benefit derived from its
M
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13

81 Hl4N4hoOA w nv ftANtA1N1
Could she but see him now,
Say, would she rest?
? see how he anxiously -teS
Gazes around
List! he would say something!
Kneel on the grOuud!
Comrade, press closer!
Feeble words come;
"Mother," be murmureth,
10 "Mother, and home"
Oh the great agony
Rending his heart
Moaiiing SO helplessly-
Smother, we part; -. ..
], on the CORY field,
Dead, with the slain;
You, in our distant home,
Hoping in vain.
ICould / but press your hand,
Mother, once more,
Ere the last death struggle,
With me, is DER; -
Could this poor head pillow
On your dear breast;
Mother !"-his voice failed him,
Meier came the rest.
Straighten his limbs, comrade,
Growi 6 SO cold;
They may inquire ofyou
q At the home, fold,
"Was our dear wanderer
Tended with care 20
Sad, yet how comforting,
In their despair
Treasure his dying words,
Brea he'd with sigh;
One Of them-one of them,
Gold could not buy.
an .ther and home !" never
Words cam, SO blest
From a poor soldier lad,
Sinking to rest.
Though near the foe trampeth
Past, with fond care,
One lock from that young head,
Soft, shining hair;
With fearful gratitude,
Sisters will press
Hands that so thoughtfully
Severed the tfess.
Tell them, with reverence.
How brave he was;
How, in the battle-lines
Won he applause
Tell how he tenderly
Dwelt on each name,
Lovingly-longingly, .
Till the foe came.
Brave, unrecorded one,
Tears will he shed,
Fresh from a mothers heart,
Ger thy bright head.
Though great nation mourn
Not for such slain,
Far, in some lonely home,
Hearts break with pain.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13

AN 'insurrection is resA ram
China. Desperate ,thewrOng
made on the Frene 81 a
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13

dug out holes, caves and ceGiGoSs, ceGssss,,., yv,,
which is q roof Of close brush, covsryu
with thick coating of dirt to turn rain
and weather, while the tenement below
IS warmed BY a snug and well iilled FIRE.
place cut in the solid earth on the side;
and such are the Winter quarters Of Lees
army.
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New Philadelphia Prices.

MI "A r * ET9.
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VOLUNIEa24.
Published byrequest.1
MOTHER AND HOME.
pY srELlA. oR bAoKAwANNA.

BY sTELLAi VI uAOkAWANNAs
On a wild battlefield,
!. Strewn with the slain,
''Lieth a wounded one
Writhing in pain;
Bring cold water quiek!
Tenderly lave
White brow and burning hand,
If ye would save.
He has a-fond mother;
Where, tell me where,
In the wide universe,
Breathes she a prayer?
Prayer for the soldier!boy,
Nursed on her breasts;
Could she but see him now,
Say, would she rest? 80
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9lOTlllN EMPORIUM.

.VXTM. OPPENHEIMER has just returned
w from the East with splendid assert
ment Of Clothing for Fall and Winter wear
of the latest styles, which he will sell ChsaI
for Cash. fs-f
His stock Of CLOTHS & CAssIMERs can
not be excelled in this county
u "a. s<-,rl y, tn.s.,l nva,, N :. A.. y .LA.ts..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13

Snsu nuye MIN, II | don't;x t
Besides, | know that ! was wrong,
And no was in the right,
lguess I'll tell him so-and then
3gIwish he'd come to.nightl
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al2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-02
IPuBLIc-No. 49,

Joint RESOLUTION rendering tho Thanks Of Congress to
Commodore Charles Henry Davis and other Officers
Of the Navy, In Pursuance OF the Recommends
ton Of the President Of the United States.
Reolued by Ms Senate oHd House Of Representative a
ne United Stafes 81 America ia Congress assembled, That
the thanks OF congress be, and they are hereby given
10 the following Odioers Of the United States navy,
upon the Recommendation Of the President OF The
United States, via
Commodore Charles Henry Davis, FOR distinguished
services Ia conflict with the enemy at Fort Pillow, at
Memphis, and for successful operations at other
points m the waters OF the Mississippi river.
CaptaiH John A D0hlgren, for distinguished service
In the line OF his profession, improvements 10 ord
nance, and Jealous and efficient labors In the ord.
nance branch Of these vice;
Captain stephen q. Rowan, for distinguished ser
Vices in the waters Of North Carolinn, and pariich.
larry N the capture OF Newbern, being In chiei com.
maud OF tho naval forces;
Commander David D.. Porter, for the bravery and
skin displayed In the attack on the Post ct Arkars Gas,
which surrendered % the combined military and ma
N~alforees ON the tenth Of January, eighteen hundred
add siNty-three
Rear Admiral silas H.. Stringham, now ON Che re-.
Tired let, for distinguished services IN the capture Of
hOrs HatteTas and Clark
And that a copy OF this resolution be forwarded "a
each OF the above officers by the President Oh tho
United States.
Approved. February Z, 1863.