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CedrOn BitterS.

Our trial and yen will never use any others
IL Is NOT necessary To publish long list of dis
eases for which tie IedrOn BitteTs are q svecific
In all dis ases of the STOMACH. BOW
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
In all affections of the of the BR AIN DE-
PENDING UPON DERANGEaIEN I
OF THE STOMACH OR BOWELSi
In GC Ut, RHE UMATISM and NE u
RALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
1t is destined to supersede all other remedies II
not only cures these diseases, but II FREFENTs
them.
wine glass full of the Bitters taken an hour
before each meal, viii obviatr the i'll eect Of the
most unhealthy climate, and screen the person
taking it against disease unier the most irving
exposures.
Sold by Druggists and Grcc-s generally.
IaA Dr. JOHN BULLS Prihd. al Uace, Fifth
Street, Louisv lie, by.
Sold by II. J. SCTIl AFpFER,
" B!EkBuN hR,
ie2e-3m IETaE WEBBING.
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patronage upon
WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

In Ihe equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
sponse to losses, The PHGNIX stands pre-efaIeny at
e head Of lis profession; lile its e1tensire, pract
teal and rst-class business system Of local agencies,
IS not erceled Ly any similar corporation in The acorld
IHsurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation, fair rates by
J. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office. Marble Hall Building, Main street.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-14
Periodical Drops.

THE CELEBRATED JOHN L. LYAE'S
French Periodical Drops: just received at
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-14
GOODS AND PRICES,
DRUGS. &c.
Rifters.

TusT RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF
sJ tile following Bitters: Cedrou, Plantation,
Roback's Hos;etter's. Wigwam, Helmbold's, Tsy
Iorss. Cherry Wine German aud Holland BifteTs
at SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-14
Pocket Ranks

A MOTHER SUPPLY OF POCKET BOOKS,
"A Purses, Wallets, Portmonies, Wire Purses and
Tablets received at
SCLAEPFE'S Drug Store
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Concentrated Lye and Soda Ash.
CONCENTRATED LYE AND SODA ASH
u lust received another large supply a.
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
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EXCISE TAX NOTICE.
1sr Col EcTI>G DIST. STATE INDIASA,
Evansville, Vanderburgh County


Evansville, Vanderburgh County
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ lists of Valuations and EnumerafloDs OF
Property subject 10 tax under the " ACT TO pro-
vide internal revenue to support the Government
and TO nav interest on the public debt. approved
Ju-v Isr. is62," and the amendatory act approved
March Sd, 1868, made and aken by the Assistant
oran for the examination of all persons interested
for tbe space of fifteen days from the 10th of Au-
oust 1853 at his office, corner First and Main
Streets, between the hours of and u a m. and
, and ~ D. m.: and immed ately after the expf-
ration OF the said fifteen days. the ttvefy- ffth
dav of August, will receive and determine ali sp-
meals relative to erroneous excessive valuations
or enumerations made and taken by the said As
sistant Assessor. All appeais to the Assessor as
aforesaid, must be made in writing, and specify
the particular cause, matter, or thing respecting
which decision is requested, and state the ground
principle Of inequality or error comp aimed Of.
J. G.. HUTCHINSON,
Assessor 1st Diet. Ind.
Dated August 5th, 1s65.-au5tt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
Henry CLAY D1A,'s AO"xE~.

HENRY CLAY DEA>ss AOWHE ~.
In another column will be found q
s,irr,.g add ess to the democratic 70 .
Of Iowa from Henry Clay Dssr, Esq 4,
Who Is now in OHIO doing a yeona"'-
service n the great political csmpnign
that 10 now being SO bravely and so
earnestly fought 10 that State.
It 10 evident tsat tic writer Of III .
address is laboring under the imp, ession
that por ion Of the democracy OF Iowa
viii no. vote for General Tut,le at the
coming election. We think that Mr..
Dean 10 lsboriog nnder . mistake we
are fully convinced that he is. We are
perfectly aware that Gen. Tattle wa.
not the 6.st choice of portion Of the
democracy OF this STAT bat while this
10 the case we deny that there is q dem
ocrat 10 the State who does not en-.
dorse the position Of our candidate a.
far a. ths Que vital issue IL concerted
all can cav with him: we are for the
Union without an il. Ths 10 the m ain
issue at tie present honr, and every
democrat in the State, we unhes tat,r g.
ly affirm will stand up boldly AID
squarely and face Ill enemies uf that
P.'t'ou. There may be p.ofesssd dem,.
crate Who will sh.rk and either not vo .
o. a VI vote FIR Slooe, but We have no
sto K IN their democracy. and 90 tears
would be shed sh' uli they conclude to
90 abandon the best interests of the
party and the country. Su ely every
man who is not uocond tionsliv for the
Union Of these State. the Uuiou az ne
have enjoyed it, ought in justice to him
30 u, vots for Iol. Stone at the coming
election. He is their caudidate-thg
Representative Of tn il views, AID as ruch
should receive their support. If any
tuch there be in the democratic part
surely We kaow them not. The d moe.
rscy Of this Sta'e, in the opinion o.
those Who have closely watch, d the
movement OF affaits, was never more a
unit than at this time. They will marcel,
up t. T. polls shoulder to shoulder IN
solid phalanx and "a enc man. with \
single object in view-vote the straight
democratic ticket.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
What the Pnvaie sol iiers Think OF
Gen. futile.

To these days when q oded with the
re.o u,iOn Of shoulder strapped lick
sriitl-s, repre-en ed rs having en-
unaniln u-iy approved by the brave SOL
diers Of the army, denOunc'ng their eal.
liant ader General lutte, II Is decided
~ ref,e-h ny TO meet with an bonest ex.
pitss'o0 OF opinion tn II chcac 9 to get
get through our lines. Through the
Kindness Of n trend we are permi ted 10
lay the following before the public.
Camp74 Ills. Vols. Sept: 81, 1853.
.DEAw BRoTmsR.-t understand that
g n Tuille Is the Democratic nominee
OF the democracy OF Iowa tor q ,ve,nor.
My opinion is u at YOU could not have
got b et mau Tor The place than Gen
Iu tie. Some o the black aboIii, n pa
pers have C mmenced 10 backgn I'd
b IN already. Taey Coll him Copper
head 70 hegin with aud wind up by
say''g that wien be accepted the nom
in til" OF the cOpnerhe ds and pecisl-
~ when be stepped upon the PR v
platte m Of 10 "a copperhead~, which
hts ace plane mpl es, he low. red lin
sth io .u' ct mation 10 the level ut the
co"morest reptiles. Nov who are
There wise men who get Of these sharp
thi"gsr Twill tel you they are hs
l"'on des roy'ng black aboI,,ion, mig.
ger stealth niger wossi,ippe and
Rowsrdiy m. Of Satan, that are Of. aid
9 e. INTO the arm, AID fight for the
Unoa, cul like snakes 10 the grass they
will run-s"d hide IN the grass tor fear Of
nv NJ to 60 to van. > y q = 3 ~
Nv | happen TO know something
about 9 r. Tvttl's having been u,drrl
M '"r tie past eight months. He l.
so'd,er aud gentleman, aud has the
Old u h's country II heart. 4&e = =
:. IN say Col St,ne Ike = ise 10 a SOL
o'e. VINO essss'sed lis country if not
% 'ony. yet rs gala, ~ Gen. Tut,lc.
unIike b N bis course ~ III. rnnyllv con.
sistsat tif!onRhout. lie crrtain,v h..
"a sympashi.s. wh.se .v,nna,h;..
WIZ the Us'on dest,o, ing black sbo.-
Hilton, n'sgsrGstesl ne, Mig : ~otshinsrs
c,ws'diy'i~ps GILL, thal are worse
thu" the me4 eat tet.il,s HAT ,x;st-
Gen. lutte SHE xhi,e MAJ. TREND
and on whSlav,s tie Uni,n and the
Co.s '.nt'es,i AID /" not .fsa,d to get "a
70 The heu end lace ihe enemy, either
q home Or abroad. He i Z s.l,li :
asi 'r,sf tAtrio., ard oue whose mem.
osy will 6Ssc6erished in The hearts .fbis
oosnt' men sficr Ill the black aboi,-
1iOo hvua.da It lows have sunk INTO oh
livson. TDtSe ise The .ent,men,s 81 :
psivats sdldisf u Deeersl Tuttle's com
.asd. 10y 4 ~ sent e yoa can have
tAsa ssttl IS
-~-.nSsas IL Ill - 4osDnn. 4
@*A.xRus q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

o = - = - - - -
4sllssy n ~ ress ~ eulssIeCS =
- sssa - Ne lepp u Ne fstsss
Il. Z sssls tssy e. Arosst. svssy
|eossX sss - o 6sr-o - pssdjsdics.
cod = =. = e.eosNa ned SDts tos Gen.
esal TCrrLs. sOt b~casse hs 10 deos-
Q .. or agrees wnb poo bae bssss-s -
/ il pledged 10 protect the people With the
las 10 their legal r'giss, snd ass mas
Il honor, . tree colder, he gill faithful
I,y redeem ha pie G.. This !. our OILY
b. pc. The people demspd safsty, secs-
sitv and p.sce, instsd Of dsngss, uooss.
ta,nty aud civil war.
lfihs eosss.y y 20 b ruled b mobs,
Ne have No need Of law TIE present
State adm n,.trstioo 10 The sdmin slra-
ton of mob the pa,ros 81 mcbs. the
ins'iga'or u mobs. Too years moro Of
such isfei nal conduct vii give to loss
he ds.oIs. or and -Isv+ry q Missouri.
Against Judge Stone choase e
ssy no,hiog. he knows my opinion !; il
regard to him hiss not cbar ge'.
The mss ~ho threatens 10 bring sol
d-ers TO murder O'tixe NJ, IL certsinly M,
the man tn improve the peaeable condi
ton If AFFAIR." 10 ! Va.
Tho Peace men, the Democrats, tbs
men Of ls~, order, liberty, security, hav.
OILY one alternative. They uust per
petuatc the pre- en' condition. Of things
~ "u-t the NAL guam, party in power il
1.-The State, AID ' te for Gen. TUr1LR.
No mao bas enff.red mo tor liberty
or asked of his friends lsss for limssl
than |.
! l 'heses"re beg Won to hear me. Tint
election OF a worthy man by your vote
~ October next is our last and our oOll
hope.
1 am very trol., vonr fellow citizen
HENRY CLAY DEAN.
MIErLrsrowS, Pa, sept Is, 1868.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A G; NTLLMAN, ca ed Of Nervous Debility
Incomp to 'cy. Premature Decay ant Youthful
Error. ac,uared by desire 10 ben ct Others. will
ehs,ge,) the REQ ips ssd directions for making
the mpls remedy used in his case. Those
wishing to profit BY his experience. and posse Z
Valuable Remedv, will receive the mo by 70.
turn mail. Carefully sesled,) by q dressing
JOHN. b UGDFN.
sp26l3m Ns. 60 Nassau Street, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

DIR. swEE1's INfALLIBLE LINEMENr. IL
prepared from the fecips Of I'r. Stspbsa Swset,
Of Coanectiest, the great bone setter, and hss
been used il his Practice Ter the last t.snsy years
With the mcst astonishing soccs .. Az N sxter
n.I remed lit 10 without rival. and win sltsv;-
ste pain nors peed y thas any other pespsrsrio
infallibls. ant - curative for sores. wound
-pslisa. bruises, Ae., its soothing, hs.lins and
powerful s.rSuethehibe psopsstaes excite The
ust wonder end astos ishm. Mt ce Al vho have
ever sivea Il . snal Over "ss theusand csstia-
iestss q rsmsskable cares. psso@osd b. /. within
tbs lass I've tAis - seseaavpeeiss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

GIN. Henry Thomas, who stood the
brnnt Of the lac battles near Cha'ta-
nooya, is an officer IN the regular army,
and native o, Virginia, ahout forty
four years old. lie entered the West
Po'nt Nil tarv Acadmy a. a cadet in
1886, ard graduated twelfth in rank in
class Of TO- ty-t~o. and has been IN the
eprvtce ever R'ucp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

1t is sad that the reoels have again
ken possession Of Fort Adams and
G, and Gulf. on the low.r Mississippi,
and are busy terrifying, aud serious sp-
yr-hensions are had that another Giber-
altar will he Ironing up before long.
1t is h,n,ed that this may have some
thing to do with the return Of franklin
expedition from Texas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

- 4olD y
0k.1lNGhn ACa1Nn.
esies. w usnnss Z fslDsr, ~
IsEn4 wllC0x ! 0ioos N9W,ro rHnayrn
! is@s - ssssiss s;1Asst sS1svS = 80. c.
eaMtsy Sewing,
Draidlmg.
mcmsnins, "A
fe11ing,
TOckins,
"a


Il Forms Z. AaA svsa Asa s,sstss sssn vssaS =
warranted mot y, rip 10 wear sven N me $50 n
ess . fseqaent Intervals snd aiso npdes 81 ~.
eumnsncss ''ss survive the vssh tub.
= patented dsye. Of G,est Utility e. lss'ssss.
In the vsons direct % - shs Sslseee Y 49,
ing . lsdy'a dsess.
Ano hes feature vaieh aeeasves eayt,~slsv -
fen'ton Is the " ilccx PAiess Needle, vhieh ess.
not % set sroae st II = -
sewing machine that sh@ public have lops ~
wanting Tor. y Rosssn z,us.e~sps.
IT'S indeed = y anierfui Rood sctieu N Tor IA.
~ Us, e. ecisl'y no o'her viii heas any oo~oe,
ison whit Phl. Es~.isg Jssr~,l.
hmecnsnir.I wonder --!ris.sifc Am.,scos
Among the bs.t and most se,v,e-a, 10 sewing
machines Light and elegantly flushed spd 3
simple N IT. constr action thst u scene slwcst
Chr snscie
Has c.mbined 9th its own peculiar merit. al
The really valuable improvements Of The h,shse
price machines. NJ Pemasyiassios.
'ni' machine IN th. "rin MON Of The rom mistee
nis more ne~riy the sequisewsnsa ~ > p.sfer NJ.
chine than my on exhib.tion.-Fronkiis ,sstt,sle
Repo,f Of ia5s
our h'iity snd aoiae al warl thc ccn,r,, - resS
unanimously In fav 81 the Wii~os d Gibbs. :
single thr ~ msrhina - Pssnssicsnin G,as. -
rsc.iturat soeie'y'x Report.
"em !" IN justice expreas our ron6 fsnee IN the
merits Of the Wilcox d 1ibhs sewing uachioe -
We consider that = treat dis,d~,atua bss hsen
Implied BY u IN proving Aeyosd doubt that two
'n'ears are not. ss was suppcsed necessnvv 70 :
cord mschine. - CRrsssiaS Adroeoe. esd .L~s,.S
./ase ~ 1850
Aver much wear and many ~aebiurs thu
ssit,hing r. found TO retain slI the r.r ndcsss,
evennesr and 6rmnoss which ars 20 auch admired
1t first. Nero York Sss.
10 pr'ncitleit u perfect -Emyimeer Lwdow.
hss evident o'nts Of superiority over n others.
Philadelphia Psess.
= se-vi cable machine. or This we have a.
perlrIee in our own family Hosscn yrcrvler
The be.aty and simplicity Of It's mech nis,,
are admirable Eyyress.
Nsee~ine machine heretofore int-odu~ed hss
IN - short = time acquitted such we'll merited non
uiavitv.- Gnciarafti Gaytfs~ -
We esteem il the b.st machine fcr Tavily use.-
Ihe @',ea IS "n.rc-'t' mt -Ssgssd BY many Aum.
dfed citizens eC Philadelphia.
~ send tor Circular ~
JAMES WILCOX, Mauuf.cturc,
rpodH 5Hs Broadway, r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

Sold bv LORD 4SM1rH, Wholesale Druggists.
% Lik- Street Chicago, general Wholesale agents
to whom orders may be addressed. ag7-dwlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

EsIr0R o. ras DunacaAr AnD NKwa-- Dear .Sir :
With ypur permission wish % ssv 10 the road
ere Of you- paper that vii! send ty return nsi
to al Who wish IL, (frse) Recipe, With full d.
rec ions1or making and using . simple vszssabls
Bel =. that .ill eaectually ,enovs, IN 10 days
Pimplss. Plotches, Tan. Frscklss and sIl I'm, nsi-
ties of the skin. leavisg the same soft, clear
smooth and her utifut. sss,ss ~
will aisn mail tree 70 thoss having Bald Heads
Or Bare Fsces, simple directions and information
that will enable item to start = full growth of
Luxuriant Hair. Whiss RS or Moustacbe. IN less
than 80 d,ys: ALI AZ lications answered by Re.
turn mail without charge
Respect nlly yours THOS. F. CHAPMAN.
jesO-d3m fhem' Fl. No. sci Brosd Sav. N =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

crimes.
Tt secure the commits ion Of tb zee
e"orm ties against evil la~ a'd civil
lihests, at the same tine your presen,
Govern Z publicly announced that he
had the pardonina power =. d would ex.
ED it to any one who h.uld a~sail or
murder those differing with INN in opin
ION, # they dared 10 assail his public
ccndact, and IN cons quence conflict
ensued. This il . tact which [ at first
doubted, and cuncerr,ng which publicly
expre scd my doubts in Iowa City.
W hen the lnost respectable gvntl.man
10 thst place publicly all meu The t'u.h
Ut the .tat mest; sni Tor bringing thu.
ma ter publ ely before the people, Ape
-,oi was raissd 10 shoot m-, ct The .n-,iga
ton of The political friends Of the Gov
.ernor " So III @
These things canno. las, always. They
must .e arr sted, Or fr,e government
must cease. For two ye 70 q have
had the spectacle Of . s ate Govern
me.. violating aid subver,isg the lass
of pc PIE suffering from the power to
Il HON I, ey entrusted their iibe,ty.
1UlTLx differs s"n,4 " hat with me in
opin, ~ IN hA;lonnl sffAirs Tut let I'll
the pa b~ forgotten. =
70 ! tessech every consersative man,
peace man, lover Of his state, country,
liberty and coastitutio. a Il ;, 20 10 the
poll, urge his No ghbols to tie pc. .
=. d vote for Gen. Tatil..
! sppe to sos IN The name Of the
sacrsd patriots, ~ho.e precious blood
stains every battlefield ..ftbe I'D Stsset.
sxLaepea' to 700 IN the me Of the
young, devutsd, gallant TsIisy, who.e
ma,typ bio 4 criss ~ 10 Haven sgsioel
~ sn(n,ss u e,vil .lbssty,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
lCOMNCEICArsO
Pulmonary Co, sumption a Curabls
Disease.
a q al a.
TO CONNU MPTIvES.


Tho undersigoei having been restored to health
In few weeks, by q very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severs lung
sfection, ard tn At dread disease, Consumption
is anx'ou To make known to his fellow-suferers
the means Of cure.
ITO all who desire it, no will send copy Of the
prescription used free If hsrgel with the Dire
tons for preparing nd using the same, uhicb
they will end SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, A srH.
MA, RaoHcurrIs, &c. The only objec of ths adj
vertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted. and spread information which he
conceises to be invaluable, and he heres every
sufferer will try his remedy. as it will cost Thorn
nothing. and msJ prove blessing.
REv.EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
sp26-d& w3m New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

The si"ger s. wig Machine.
| Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA.
| CHINE is fast gaining . worldwide reputation
1t is beyond doubt the hest and cheapest and
most beautiful Of all Family Swing Mach ines
vet offered To the public. N other Family Sew
| ing Machine has 40 msnv useful appliances for
Aemming. binding, Telling. Tucking. Gathering,
Guaging, Braidiu9. Emhroidering. Cording. ard
| sotor.h No other family sewing machine has 70
| mu'h capacity for great variety OF work. It
will sew all kinds Of 9th, and with all kinds of
thread. Great and rec mt improvements meke
our Family Sewing Machine most reliable. and
most DURABLE and N ,st certain in action ut all
| rates Of speed. It makes TIE inter'ocked Glitch.
which is the hest known. Any one, even of the
ordinary capacity. can see, at glance, how to use
the letse, A Family Sewing Machine. Our Fam
Sewing Machines are finished in chaste and
exquisite style.
The Folding case of the Family Machine is a
piece Of cunning workma n hip of the most useful
kind. 1t protects the machine when not in use
and when about to be operated may be opened as
a spacious and substantial table to eust-in the
~ork. While So e Of the Gases. made on, Of the
choicest woods, are fsshed in the simplest and
cbas,ess manner posi- elc, others are al .rned and
emhe'sh ed in the most costly and superb msnner
1t is absolutely necessary to see tn. Family
Machine in operation, SO as to judge oii's great
capacity AMI beauty. Its fast becoming a. pop
ular for I miIy sewing rs our Manufacturing ma
chimes spsnafaetv~ins purposes.
The Bran b Offices all veil supplied with
silk twist. thread, n-ei.es oil. &C., Of the best
quality
send fer PAMPHtrT.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ass Broadway. N. 7.
Chicsgo Office, so Ctaik Street.
r. KKAJSE,
jy3S-d6m Agent 10 Davenport.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-14

&C far as practicable IN the cAio'iiS
Of the country, the rights OF owners No az -
thority was given, or intended 70 pe gi';4
agents to make any promises OF spo9 4Ia low
mites or advantages not speclheu AZ VIC - fonnd
IF property of perishaIbe naIui. !, roau;rad
abandoned, and it's immediate saie - ~ W. a.,
by the interests Of all concernseo' ~ inay Warcb
posed of as provided for by the acs % far %
u, 1863 You will aim to mltlga.G, % 90! aro;d'
possible, and will in no case 90 at'y u .nil' '
"O r. -, relat;on both to captured and abandoned
rronertv YOU will please remember t1ao l1o
raleases must be granted to persons clalniIIhs
ornarsbin Of property which has come 70 Inc
nossession Of the agents Of this department. as
abandoned, captured, or forfeited; nor must
anv nermits be granted to individuals 20 IT,
move such property; nor must pe!so1!ai laSJ' ~
n anv case. be extended to one lndlVlouai OF
Darty rather than to another; nor mus1 any
liabilities he assumed or contracts maue on
the mart OF the United States not clearly war wa
ranted by law and the Departmental Iesola-
TONS made in pursuance OF law ~, oro~,or-
n case furniture. or other movable proper
~ of Ike character. is abandoned or capture1u,
von viii cause it to be retained and lett on Tue
PREMISES where found whenever 1t can DE oone
With safety; otherwise, if practicable, ana hct
attended with too great cost, you VAIL nave IL
sofalu storad and properly marked and mum
bered. and will report the facts TO tnls oepa''"
ment and await further directions.
The National Inteligencer IN reference 10
the ultra Republican party leaders IN Mlssou-
RI. thinks that ''no concessions VIII sa1lsls
these men short of the Presidents total aOne-
CATION of his official functions by conserving at
all times and in all things to register their oe-
crees and obey their behests.
The First regiment District OF COLUMBIA
(colored) volunteers was paid OF at thelr
camp, above Georgetown, on Saturday Ias''
A London gossipper says Princess Alice has
the beauty, and Prince Alfred the brains, OF
the royal family. He is lively, ambitious
young man, no great admirer Of his big broth
er. He was much disappointed because the
great Powers decided be should not be hlng
of Greece.
Major Gen. Anderson of Fort Sumter mem
DRY, is spending the season at bridgeport
Conn. His health is much impaired, and he
is forbidden by his physician to speak IN pup
lie.
The Richmond Wing says that General &.
J. Pillow has issued an appeal for aid to the
family of General a. Sidney Johnston, who
are in distress and restitution.
The Washington Chronicle says:-'"Ihe bril-
pade near Alexandria clothed their coors IN
mourning and wore the badge OF grief when
they heard of the death Of Gen. Reynolds
It is stated on good authority, that when the
BODY of Gen. r. reached Lancaster, word was
sent by one of his immediate relatives to Pre-
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