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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE Q. s.. CLEVELAND, OIL
October I'd lRs3.

GEALED PROPOSALS, In DU-
~ PLIoAIE. for furnishing sll the Otatoes that NAV
be required a. this Pest until January 3lst 1854 will
be received st this ONCE until O'Clock, Thursday
morning, 2gth inst.
'ayment will b9 made monthly for amount fur
nished- Potatoes must be Of good sound merchant
able quality.
sufficient securities for prompt and literal fulfill
meDtof contract required.
Government reserves ,he right to accept bids fer
any part Of the time specified.
EDW'D. P. RAHsOM,
oct26-l& ErH Captain and o. ..
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lcONMUSIC4TED.l
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A DURABLE D
A Card-To oonsumptiv,

The undersigned hayins been restored to j
few weeks, BY very simple remedy, sfts
suffered several year, with severe lung
and that dread disease, Consumption--is 3
make known to his fsli5Yisudsrers the
cure.
To aI who desirsit, he-Wil send a copy o
seription used (frse Of ghargs,) with the Z
for Preparing and using the same, which
md Sure Cure for Consumption. Asthma,
tbs, &C. Tne only object OF the advertiser q
the Prescription Is TO benehF the afflicted, a
information which he conceives to be inval
he hopes every sufferer viii tTy this remedy
nnst than nnEhin9. and may prove = biessir
Parties wishing the PRESCRIPTION '. m yss,l
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, william
oeti-l3 dAw Ff Kings coul
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From the returns of the election for
State Senators and Representatives, it au-
pears that the Legislature will stand as
follows:
SENATE
Union, %, Copperhead... 5-Union majority "a
HOUSE
Union. so, CoppeThead. Union majority ga
Union majority on joint ballot e7
OF the 81 members constituting the
House the UniOnists have elected 6s bv
the home vote and it is estimated that the
soldiers vote will add Il to the number.
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hILToRDt Conn.s Nov IS 1851
Dr. .WH- q. 9aEss-Desr Sir: I hsYs for several
years been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
gsrous disease, Gravel, which resistedau remedies
and doctors, until took Constitution Water, and
you may be assured that was exceedingly pleased
with the result. 1t has entirely cured me- aud yea
may make any use Of my name you may see 1t In
gard TO the medicine, have entire confidence in
tS efficacy. EOurs truly PCNDSTROkG.
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The patriotic ladies of Louisville, Ken
tueky, have presenteda q splendid silk flag
to the 1eth 0. '. I. 1t bears the hOnored
and historical inscriptions; /" Rich Noun
taiR," "shilOh," "stOne River" and
" ohiskamAuga." The 18th was recruited
en- the Reserve, and was organized at Al
HsRes, Portage county. 43a
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5tass IL ihs BlgS5sT, Calculus, GTassI, BrieE
Dzs! DspoFit and ABsUI or EiIEy
DichaTgss offer UyjEqtip0.

Disease occurring from one and tine same cause will
be entirely cured By the Constitution Water If taken
for any length OF time. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops to
tesspOonful three timea day in water. During the
passage Of the Calculus, the pain end urgent symp-
toms should be cOrbattod with the proper remedies
above directed.
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nIEIs.

In this City on TUESDAY, October 10Th, 1903, lSA-
BELLA, vile Of john Ii, Powell.
Funeral services at St. Johns Church, Cwest Side
on Wednesday afternoon, October ssth, at2P NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27
Ihe Ohief AttEibases q MaIs

The Chief Attributes 0f Msus
frequently lost Or suspended by mai-Praca
oiouz habits thsE viii inevitably LEAD =
disease 1nleas 1hscksd IN tiIl3 .ssad m.
down IN the treatise 'tHUGAS FEAIL1
IoLoGIcAL GEsEAsCnEs. 1t is elaborated
ted With ooIored sasravings and Will g 3,
most hardened and unoonoerusd- s. W6i1
the minds Of the most despoudins, ~ iei-
in the rizht channel for rolist O. bodily y
agony and despair. - n
EEsoId b. Dr. B1BBoH, "a Bioscss1l L
Price Is csaea. sent fres 6TcryW hers. boa
srent OF "a fI,risssTnar'f II anofha- column. I
sold also By g. ". CLARK, DrusSist,
UhIn
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a FRIzaD rs RskD-FRz 1;
DE. Sweets sIHFALblBLG LIHlaEHTi
iro1 ths recips O. d. StsPaPn Sweet, Of x
ths great bone setter, and has been 1ssd IN
tics for tho Lat twenty Year5 With thS Elosi
Ing Enoooss. as an external remedy Il y
rival, and VII ElssTiate pain more sseedili
other prsparatlOn- Eor al kheumztfo az
Disorders Il is truly tu1al5pis, and ss 3 g
Bores, wounds, 6Qra,n5, bruises, Ao-s u
healing and powerful strong EtheninE props
cits the jult EonGsr scd astouishme1t CT G
gVsr given L G trial. Over Jour hundred
o. remarkable curs5 performed o. It Win
two years, attest 20 shis fkCt. Strong Z
Asanl1 for Cie7eia0d- deolualsoo
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which in the unmarried female is a constant rscur-
ring disease, and through neglect the seeds Of
grave and dangerous maladies are the result and sc
month after month passes without sn enort being
made 10 assist nature the suppression becomes ehron
tc the patient gradually loOses her appetite, the
bowels arc constipstsd night sweRts come on, Anc
Consumption finally ends her career.
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TAess are Peets Enough,

These are PGet5 Enough,
The is 10 class OF diseases that produce such s1.
hausting effects upon the human constitution DE-
ab@tes md Diseases OF the Kidneys Bladder and Ur
nal Passages s1d through false rnodesLy they
elected until they advanced a. to be beyond
heeontrOl Of ordinary remedies and We present ths
CONSTITUTION WATER
% the public with tho conviction thst 10 has equal
IN reisving the cas Of dseses which il has besa
found Oeminenty successful in cuTngi snd We trugs
thai We shall bo oregarsd for our efforts IN placing 20
valuable q remedy II form to mast the require
ments OF patient and physician.
Fer Sale By az DTTggists-PTies 60.
VIM. Il. GREGG 4 CO.,
ProprietorB
Morgan SAIIsn, General Agents, No. g giIn-st
HsW York. noyl0:RHeod
@OR SALE BE
Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
1 Co, whOlsssls Agents +-
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Niaaena.

For these diseases It Is truly sovereign remedy
and too much not be said in its praise single
dose has bseH known 20 relieve the most urgent syyi
toms Are yeu troubled with that distressing pain IN
the small OF the bsck and through the hips A tea
spoonful day OF Constitution Water will relieve you
Ike magio.
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Hagan's Magnolia Bds

Hsgsn's Magnolia 5as
This is the most delightful and sxtrsoi
Gle ever discovered. It changes the sus
and hands 70 pearly satin texture OF ras =
ty, fmparting The marble purity of you
DIsTIsGUE appearance ~ iayiziag N th=
fashion, 1t removes tznI irsckiesi PuaFies
ness from the skin, leaving ths cOmDlse.
transparent and smooth. ItsoEtains no L
furious 10 the skin istro1izsd b. Ae-
Opera singera- Tits wl.at syerg LADY shC =;
sTSold ETsrYFhsrs.
3E,IAS e. BARNES
General Agsl
julyI-R2s ZOE Broadway, .
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PhYIieiaA
CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given up the USE OF Duehu, eubsaz
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases ant
only Use them for want of better remedy.
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For Dyspspsis'

Il has no equal IN relieving the most distressing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid StoLa-
Ach, Vomiting Food, &c. Take 3 teaspOonful after
dinner The dose in all may be increased u d.
tired, but should be done gradually.
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LeseoTrLca or RGtss.

This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF mQ5
cons lining Of the Vagina and womb Il Is in ali ca
ses accompanied BY severe pain in the back the
bowels and through the hips. A teaspOonfll OF the
s5ofi6n oi y ts6fes p5oulnI oi me medicine fl1sd
With half pint oS soit water morning and evening.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
1000 BARGAINS
In ALI Kinds of Dry Goods.

In ALI Kinds of Dry Goods.
Bargains in sHIRTINGs, .
q" SHEETINGS,
{" CLOTHS,
{" FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
I" CLOAKS,
Z" sHAWLS,
4" BLACK SILKS,
" COLORED SILKS,
d" MBRINOES,
ALPACAS,
DRESS GOODS,
q DeLAINES,
4" {" HOSIERY,
W GLOVES,
{" WHITE GOODS,
&" II LACE GOODS,
" MEMS WRAPPERS,
" " DRAWERS,
I" {" LADIES WRAPPERS
" DRAWERS,
~" DRESS TRIMMINGS,
d" " BONNETS,
" RIBBONS,
HATS.
#" /" RUCHE5,
" L" FLOWERS,
Bargains In BalmOFal Skirts.
BB-Whils thankful for past fsyors, solicit con-
FINANCE in this future.
I.P. SHERWOOD.
oci27 SO ard 2i4 superior-st
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BAA''AAD's HALL @
Positively the ARst week
OF
WOOdFaff's Original Bohemian
TROUPE GLASS BLOWERs.

On Tuesday Evening a splendid Prizs viii be given
to tho Rest ooking Gentleman IN the Hail.
On Wednesday Evening a splendid Prize will be
given TO the HomelssB gentleman in the Hall,
On ThuIsday Evening a splendid Prize will be Civ
en- to the author Of tbs bCst Original Poem en- the
Glass Steam Engine.
On FrldAy evening, the Grand Connunirum Con-
test will be repeated
ON WBDk ESDAY AFTERNOJ evory OhiId VII
receive Present.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON a splendid Prize
will be given 70 tie Prettiest Chi IN Ihe Hall, and
0veTy Ohild wiliTeceive Git
SsS-Ses Case of Work and smoking Pipe in Messrs
Brainard & Co Show Wind1w oct27-t22
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DIR. G q A IA a "
Ksu6sT 81 lAs ROgal C0llegs Of
EozSoz, Esg5qsd; Graduas
Rieord's Ho4sita! for St
FEMALE DISEAS

FEMALE DISEA 8
and q constant attendant Of Paris, Lond.
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the lasSi
has opened his Ofhos st thsF
johnson House, CleyeI
whsre he will Re hsgPy 70 meet all ihoss=
nictsd with subacute and chronic dissasF
His treatment is entirely different =
plan, and Is milo, eficaeious and sdostiynl
Icines are simply vegetable extracts
have never been ussa but by two 9th. =
America besides hi1nssn. Hs has sps8
Part Of bis life and thousaeas CT dollsrs
q lev secrets in mis- profession. He ses;
for AL forms Of dissaso. Hoeharge for 9 B
honest and true statsInont or their case %
SPERM EATORHGA. y.
10 TOUFG MEE.-Hs can prove % you =
utes that be Is the 0liF physician ycu = 7
with that cures this disease. For every !
viii follow his directions. he vii give O
Dollars il he 1aii5 n curing tnis disease.
made for consultation 1hOse a. distHl--
to consult the Doctor may do so By SEND
vial OF urine b. mail, with uAme, sex ant
viii answer and describe cheir case, and
ity Of getting r7lief. ~ enclosing a ret
rE1mD- n
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irrtste and drenoh the Kidneys Rnd By constant uss
soon lead to chronic degeneration End confirmed dis
eage,
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Irritation Of tie Nsek Of The BIGddsT, IlfGz.
a4st;os Of the Ki5Beys, and OstGTFh q
The BLazdeT, StTGhgv'y ssd
B.rS$sS, or Painful
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properties OF the msdicins direct themselves TO the
organs Of secretion and by altering the condition
Of the Stomach and Liver thar the starchy principle
of the food is not converted into sugar 90 long the
system Is under ths influence Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27

al can say but little in favor Of the ag-
ricultural resources of the mining region.
saw two email Indian cornfelds on tae
Aqua Fria, the corn in which had mstured
without irrigation. The grazing was ex-
cellent and water sufficient for stock"
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PARTIC ULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name
Of Bitter5, put up il quart bottles, Compounded ol
this cheapest whisky or common rum eoeIlng rom ~
80 cents per gallon, tns TASTE disguised oy Anse OF
Oortander Sesd.
This class Of Bittors has caused and viii continue
the death o. the drunkard BY their use the system
is kept continually lndsr the 1nnuenoe Gl Alcohonc
Stimulets OF the worst kind, the desire foT Liquor
attendant upon drunkard's life and de8th-
For those who desire and viii have Liquor Bitter,
We publish the following recipe get one bottle Hoot
land German Buffers and mix with three quarts gooo
brandy or whisky, and the result viii DO prepara-
ton that will far excel in medicinal virtues and true
excellence any Of the numerous Liquor bltters N ts
marAet, and will cost much less. You will nave all
the Vrtues Of HOohands Bitters in connection with
q good article Of Liquor, at q much LEST prlce sban
these inferior preparations win cost you.
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[ From Bev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of the
Encyclopedia OF Religious KnOEledse.l
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend Pst-
eat Medicines 10 general through distrust o. tneL
Ingredients and effects, yet know Of no sutncient
rsssons why man may not testify TO the DenenI8 ne
believes himself to have received nom any simple
preparation in the hJpe he may thus contribute 20
tbs benefit OF others.
do this the more readily in regard TO Hoonand's :
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. o. NJ Jackson. Of
this city, because pre- udiced against then Aor
mans years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. / am indebted 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Eqs for he removed tnis
prejudice By proper tests and FOR encouragement 70
try them, Wken suffering from great and long cOntln-
usd debility. The OF three bottles OF these BIT
ters the beginning Of the present year, was fol.
lowed BY evident relief and restoration 70 degree o
bodily and mental vigOr which had not felt ior slL
months before, aud had mOsfdespaired Of rsgining
therefore thsRk God and my friend for directing me
70 the use OF them. J. AlfN TON BROWH.
Pkilsdeiphis, June ., 1851.
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives thoge organs time to recover their healthy
tcno and yigor. We able 20 state that the OOnst
t1tion Water has cured every case Of Diabetes IN
Which it has been given.
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Ia t5E3
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Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Bros,
1 Co, WhOlssals Agents
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DELICATE CHILDREN.
AND AGUE

Resulting from fs=ars Of any kind-these Bitters v
renew your strength 10 very short time.
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REBEL REPORTS FROM CHARLESTON.
DEsPArCu PROM GENERAL BaAURuoARD.
CuApLnnRO1 AprH .. I8a3

C1AuLnn4ons AprH D, 1883.
10 Generals ccoFzn'-
General W. g. walker destroyed On armed stsanss =
the coosaw river ct daylight this morning. No cassa-
ues on our sds All quss. Six Monitors end NE irss
sides are ssin Within the bar. .. =
- .ssoA.
- -. -
" 1ss = A'-1'1 ~ '''1 'no lnA'n'.na "a
1s"AAAs ." IAs s'0hHoNs rAr.s.
: AAAlnoS' April 49,
Al eus'' NO piospscs0 nsns soosy. Ao
rag onoer .'om Aor~ 'ssAne Oossoea w wrec~ -
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sailed ship Great Republic for cAtiAo hossy cosy,
r..,sv. currency ssenanss irregular BAKING rate q
an nr,vum on gol1 New York. sterling exchange a.
ses tenders selling at ssarc saes 800 icsu Japan
Tess for Ahirme~t 10 New York By heodsy's stean~.
rne srst copper smelling works In California vus eos.
meecs operations the mouth Of The sas JOAQUIN
river within sixty days.
The ara California ssspewdsr mill viii soon commence
nanufsc,arins swo hundred ksas dssy 10 Santa Cruz
county.
~ wassy tsoat vhce 1899 q s,vs susgai atiasisas
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The 0unboas Miami Ashore ~ Hstssras.
ouR BArrxRAs INLET CONTEMPORARIES.
ilIoHK'' AT IHn ACADEMY OF nrsrn.

fhe ss, perormsnce Of Pe,re'ls's grand opera clone
drew an audience The FIRST act was msrrex by
the breaking Of the orchestra, who ssen BsIni and
Bachl sang ont Of time. A. mument this sas quite
eyidonl Tho second act passed on win more ocio while
the grand snae OF the third excited The enthusiasm
always does We refer 10 the short comurs Of the rsy
act because unused 70 them since The commencement u
the Msretxek grand season
tomorrow evening Marctzek has h.s beneat and pro-
ducss q novety-the 81 Due FoscErnot suns here for
many years. The opera win be put upon the stage
Grand STYLE while the cast h powerful one, includg
Madame NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and BeinL Msrct1ek dc
ssrvss, aa1 viii no doubt have, IN lmncnm house,
On FridAy ua1aDs wsdar sppears fos tns ass usss ~
oNoruNA.r
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n.OFFICIAL WASHINGTON OPINIONS or
THE FIGHT. F4 se,

The Navy DepaI Lment slater that tho dispatches
ceved on Sunday from Admiral Dupont Of
pete and definite character TO make their rubiicz
ticn sxpedeut, and consequently they win await se
cept OF the full reports OF e commanders Of the drspt
vessels engaged before placing them bciorc the o,uny
All the important details Of the AFFAIR up the mornng
OF the 9th ns have already been published through Tho
enterprise Of the newspaper correspondents.
Tue Navy Department docs regard tho result OF this
preliminary bombardment decisive essentially dis
courasing The ability Of the Monitors to Withstand sbs
unparalleled concentrated IRE Of the batteries IN Charles
barber 10 considered 70 have been Demonstrated
notwithstanding the time they under Gre they
essentially materially injured The obssructtous
In the harbor must In way be removed before Tho
attempt to reach the city be successfully removed
10 believed this can DO within comparatively
brief time, and that by cooperative land and naval
attack the city can DO taken.
On the whole, the department to-day, After careful
consideration OF the published accounts and the ocsi
reports received, Of much cheerful hopsfal
state OF mind There are some scientific men here. how
ever who regard the experiment IN Charleston harbor
. Demonstration, not only Of the Invulnsrabsy Of me
Monitors, but Of their nesisncy for esnsive pur
poses unless the number Of their guns b made pro-
portlonate 10 the guns they have 10 encounter
some oHcers who have been In doubt 10 the sxpsdi
sncy Of attacking The orts In Charleston harbor are en-
ooursged by the information rscsived held that the
costsst shows thai the rebels have guns above ten
inch English once whItworhs and seventy Founders Of
their construction. These pierced thu Keokuk be-
Cause was supposed that from the pscalisrity Of hsr
fcrm-turse shapeshe could readily turn % shot, Hencs
her shield was NOT altogether or iron
The department has reason 70 believe, ouisde of
ports Of ts own oncen and Of Correspondents Of The
HssSp thst the Eurs Of the roDcIads did serious IN
mage 10 The FORTS me fifteen inch guns arc readily han
died board vessels and the range obtained - erect
lively BY suss Of smaller calibrs oss Of the fifteen
inch Dahsrsa suos nss been subjected 70 test Of over
avs hundred discharges without any damage thus far.
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s U M 7 e r i.



sAp alonssids the Edward-hss several furnaces FOR
oAoksmithng and IL also used ~ storshouse and for
sas quarters OF the contrabAnds Nearly one hundred
"ea arc now employed In the shop under the forensa
snip OF Mr.. d. Campbell, experienced workman rns
"noie establishment is under the immediate Oh W
.. Aimoaa. master msohinist, . gensacman Of great
aohy sx and experience. who has earoed the lsaiss
I'll oy the energy and success with which hs has per-
formed his duty.
MEMORANDUM FROM ADMIRAL DUPONT.
wAsusc.os. April Is, 1853
The Navy Department has received merely = brisf me-
morandum from Admiral Dupont regard 70 The assask
on Charleston
Tho reports Of the various commanders had moi be-.
prepared By them previous the leaving q the dsspat
boat which arrived hero yesterday
Is sscertsined that Tho former contains shing new
In addition 70 what Is pubiishsd Today
ALL ABOUT A BATTERY.
BRAGG TO BBAUREGARD AND BxAURE0ARp TO BRAGG.
Tm CON LinnHfARy B's-nnAuKuuARD AND BnAoa
From tho Richmond wing. March ~.
me Following 2 ths oo.rsspoudenoe between the con-
Ssth CasoasnA Georgia and Florida, In connection VIM
s.:sssy g light ar''lsy sent by Gen. Bragg " 0sa
asADosxxzRs, Assn or Tnsxsnu,l
fcIaAaosA, Teun., Jan. a, 1885, 4
me 70 respond 70 your request battery Of r0o runs
from our capture q Marfreesboro
ny eds lout ttHncu r. Parker, ana Capt. O. q. Wht1s
Tenth South Carolina Volunteers changed with ~
mission o. delivering these Euns 70 you Charleston -
soon - they DO put Ia proper serviceable condition
A the two line regiments from that heroic STATE
conspcuously distnguishable tho bloody ned Whioh
yielded u these Trophies their gallant and able comAn-
DER COL Aangault has been requested 70 furnlsh four
names from tho most honored Of the fallen oncers b
placed on tho guns.
Accept them, General. a. testimonial OF my esteem.
and use them you we'll know how, In defence q the
great principles OF OWL liberty Of which South Carolina
fully ana truly, yours, BRAxrON BaAG0.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPAHnum o11
= 60UfH CAROLINA, ALBANIA AND GD0H0lA. =
CaAnIxsroN, 8. O., Feb. Is, 1888. -
General B. BRAG0, Commanding fulahoms, Tennessee
DlAR GuUaAI-Accept my thanks for your nattssing
letter or tho 9Th ut and for the ne battery Of re1
guns (trophtes o ths gaiantry Of your troops the
bloody aed Of Mureesboro> have been kind enough
70 send me for Tho defence Of this department.
Tho battery has been placed 10 charge Of Capt. Gar
lards company of light artillery, composed entirely q
young from che district Of the State where botA
the heroes whose have been nscrbed the guns
belonged.
Rest assured that the company Ia whoss charge shsy
are will emulate the gallant dssds Of those who hAv0
goriousy died In the defence OF those great principles
Of civil liberty without tho full enjoyment Of which Inc
would become ineoiersble.
Wishing you success again in your approaching bat.
tle, remain, worry respectfully, yours, ~
Vi @. T. BSAUREGARD. Gssera Commanding.
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TRIPLE SHEET.
New York. Tuesday, April II, 1859.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for tho wxHLY HERALD must be hand
Cd In before ton O'Clock every Wednesday evening s
circulation among the enterprispg mechanics farmers
merohaus manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted In tho wnnr HnALD will thus 30 soon by large
port Ion Of the live people Of the United States.
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NEWS FROM THE WEST.

ImPOFtaM6 Ordor from MaJOr GeHeraI
Burnside-Death 20 Traitors.
CIScNAr, April 10, 1868
Major General Burnside has issued order pronouncng
the death penalty all persons found guilty Of aiding the
rcbels.
An persons sympahizns with the rebels are 10 be ar
rested and tried. or sent beyond the lines.
The order says that IL must DO distinctly understood
that treason expressed mped viii not be tolerated
this department.