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Habi.naI co.-.tipa.ian.- Mnr.ls OF cnm-

Habiiual Coz >fipalion.- WoYals % Con-
tort.-nr- Cyrus W. Nelson. of Boston Mass au-
thor of Clinical Observations on the on the treat
ment Of abdominal diseases SAYS in a letter dated
February 22nd 1852 Il consider Bristol's Sugar
coated Pils the best remedy ter chronic Coustipa-
tiun At present known. With me they have never
tailed ,and have prescribed them in at least fifty
Instances he also states THAT fer all irrecu-
artleS of the digestive functions the liver and the
bowels they are by far the most nsefl medicine he
has ever preScrihed-pertecty safe and eminently
reliable Similar testimony IS volunteered by pr.
Humphrey letison- OF Chicago, H., who enumer-
ates thirty cases, with names ana dates. in which
he has administered the Pills. with entire success
Tor nabItual costiveneSs and piles. Whenever they
have heen used as remedy Tor liver and bowel
complaints the result has hecn equally satisfactory.
They ars put up in glass yiais and viii keep in any
climate. Procurable Of all druggists.
HOSTETTER. SMITH & DEAN,
Agents FOR Pacific coast San Francisco
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REHEARIyG.-A Sacramento dispatch Of the
ID says the Supreme Court has granted re
hearing in the Tuolumne contested election
case, involving the legality Of soldiers votes.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

TnE New York Senate has passed unani
mously the Assembly's resolutions, proposing a
change in the constitution of that State so as
to allow soldiers to vote.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

THE bill reviving the grade of Lieutessui-
General has become law, and Gen. Grant has
been commissioned by the President.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY TRE A>UBER-S OFFICE.
OEOYLl - r.n l-h L..

Warrants drawn On the General County Fund
registered March Is ~ Na7oh 5th 1851: also.
warrants drawn on the Indgent sick Fund regis
tered Noyl2 foNovl6'6Iw VIII be paid On presentation
Al this Office and VIII cease to bsaripterest nom this
date; If net presented wiihia sixty days the
money SET apart for their redemption. VIII be
appropriated to pay warrants next in order of
registry.
n. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer
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Gov. MORTON, OF Indiana, has made arrange
ments to have hot coffee furnished to all regi-
ments arriving at Jefiersonvie, en route to or
from the Army of the Cumberland, whether
from Indiana or any other State
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Dissolution.

TVHE Co-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
isting between 4. Nissan and Henry Wallace
in the San Francisco Lager Beer Saloon is this DAY
dissolved by mutual consent. The business vii
be continued under the style OF Nissan and Co
All debts and liabilities viii be paid aud settled By
Nissan & Co. A. NISSAN
HENRY WALLACE.
Oroville, Feb. 18th, 1854. iwnls
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BE NOT DIsHEARTENED.
THE sun SHINES IN TIE NORTH.

The SUN SHINES IN THE NORTH.
THE sun SHINES IN THE NORTH.
The sun still shines in the desolate places. The
hearts Of the miserable sufferers of disease eaten
bodies shall be made glad. A cure that will cleanse
your blood from impurities, and rid your bodies of
Sores, Ulcers, Swellinss, Skin Eruptions, and all
Chronic and Scrofulour diseases, will be found in
DR.. Railways Cleansing Syrup, called Eenoyating
Resolvent- One to six bottles OF this marvellous
remedy will cure the worst diseases. and restore
you to the society of your friends sound in health
pure and clean and skin without spot or blemish
Price one dollar per bottle.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
HoSTETTER. SMITH ~ DEAN.
Sole Agents for Pacific Coast.
San Farnciscc
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PENNSYLVANIA. following in the wake oi
California, on the lst uli. paid IN gold the
interest OF her debt.
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CONSTABLE PARKS was about 10 make an
arrest of ChinamaD, yesterday, charged with
the robbery OF another Celestial, when u Ohm
drew pistol, and Parks had to use his cane in
summary manner over his cranium, when the
Celestial Kepomanac-looking rather bloody
-"muchee shabbee ed" in short metre
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GREAT AFFLIcTIoS.-In the last number of the
San Juan Press under the obituary head, we find
the following:
January 2Sth, Flora, aged years; February 4th,
Herbert aged IL years February 10th, Martha,
aged 3 years February 18th. Edward, aged l year
and months-children of Jerome b. and Amanda
johnson.
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j. V. PIERCE, for four years Deputy Sheriff
under w. o. Middleton, and an old resident Of
this county, departed for Baltimore on the 1st.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

IL 1880 there were only 10 persons in Chi
cago. The present population is l38 ,935.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-05

TWELVE brothers, by the name of Wilbur
have enlisted at Syracuse, n. Y. Patriotic
family, that.
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The Flag of the 44th Illinois Volunteers

The following lines, taken from the Uncon
dtional Uuionist, published in Illinois, was
written by James D. Campbell, Esq, brother
OF Andrew Campbell, of Orovie When the
excitement of the rebellion first broke out in
the South, j. D. Campbell was in the State Of
Mississippi, and Immediately returned to
southern Illinois and there joined regiment
that was then being organized. In the com
mencement of the campaign be was under
Freemont in MissOuri-44th Ills-was in the
Battle of Pea Ridge, in Gen. Seigel's Brigade,
aud from thence through Arkansas to Corinth
in March o. Rebel raiders moving into
Kentucky, his regiment was ordered to Louis
vile, aud was at the battle OF Perryville, or
Chapel Hills, and thus continuing through
many hard, dreary marches. skrmishes, up TO
that hard fought battle Chickamauga. in
which be lost his life in bravely defending the
flag Of bis country, which be so much loved
The lines written before bis death are as
follows:
1t was at Camp Elsworth's shady grove
We received our colors bright,
And since that time they have waved aloft
In defence Of freedom right.
1t waved DER old Missouris soil
And in Arkansas dell.
And az Pea Ridge It stood the test
OF rebel shot and she'll.
And on Mississippi's tented field,
Beneath the scOrching sun,
They waved aoft DER Corinths works
Whilst Southern traitors run.
And DER kentucky's bloody soil
They fiuttered in the breeze
And rebels tremhled at the sight,
Like autumnal leaves.
At Perryville. there heroes fell.
Our Eagle where was he?
He sat aloft with outstreatched wings
The emblem Of the free.
And on Stone Rivers bloody banks,
Where sleeps our gallant dead,
They toated there triumphantly.
Through showers Of shell and lead.
We marching South-we're going on
And soon our flag will be
Hailed with three cheers by every tongue,
The flag of liberty.
And when the din Of war Is DER
And peace reigns through our land,
Wen return our thanks TO God on high.
And gallant Rosecrans.
And when through ife's uneven road,
We pass comrades grave
Well drop a tear for him who fell
Oar good old flag to save.
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JAMES n. CAMPBELL.
Co. E 18th Illinois Nn,unfears

% 44tn IlLIlul> ullntects.
The editor of the Unionist remarks The
above lines were written by Mr. Campbell
just,before the battle of Chckamauga, and had
be survived that bloody action, be could have
added yet another stauza to his song; but We
regre. to learn that be there lost his lie whilst
bravely defending the flag he loved so we'll
Mr.. c. formerly resided in our town. and was
respected by all who knew him Mr.. c. for
merly resided in our town, and was respected
by all who knew him. 4 truer or braver sol
der never shouldered a musket. Ills loss is
keenly ielt by bis comrades in arms.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FORBESTOWN MARKET FOR SALE
LOST.

A BLACK MEMORANDUM BOOK. WITH
N Letters addressed to Lance Nightingale also
some pieces Of mining stocks, that Is Sargent Key
stone and Nightingale, also two or three notes
drawn II favor Of the subscriber. Any person re
turning the same to this Office will be suitably
warded LANCE NIGHTINGALE.
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THOMAS WELLS. Chairman.
n. C. BURLING ANE, Secretary.
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CURE FnRCOTnS

County Treasurer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-18

I RAbossvr II A1olas Goodx o0cers Gr1nG1
and Morris yesterday executed 3 warrant. q
search the hOnse Of Ma Mary White. koep1R
Of millinery establishment on Main street,
II being s1epected that certain at4iclee
which had been stolen from the Monumental
Church s0no time since would b Iound
therein. On that ledy's inquiring Whist they
were IN search q, they give her the propsf
them tho key to her trunk, ia which she said
the things would be found The articles,
according to Ma Whites statement, were
purchased BY her from young man some
time since. In the performance Of their
duty, Mrs. w. was taken In custody By the
officers, and che will appear before the
Mayor this morning. The articles fonnd
we're one Turkey satin scsrf and one black
silk gown, valued at e600, which were iden-
tifed as the property Of the aforesaid church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-18

FIRST DECISION ~ GgoxGIA UHBaa Tsx AxTg-
SussrirrTs LAw.-Judge o. A. Lochrane, Of tho
Superior Court, Macon Circuit, delivered an orisi-
nal and highly important opinion under the ac,
repeating the substitute law Ia the case of Dennis
Daley and Philip Fitxgerald W. G. J. Harris, on
Thursday morning, February litb, a. II reported
BY the Macon Telegraph
He held Il was not only the right hut the dmty, oi
nation to protect Itself, and thar any contract or
right flowing out Of the operation Of law which
came In conflict with the preservation Of The S,ase
was aa unconstitutional aci--not obligatory on the
law makInG power, and Within the constitutional
power Of the dOveTnnept u repeal.
That Il the sct allowing subsiitutes was to be re-
gard.d a. 2 eosl.a0 disehaying principals from
that the principal should not ght Ia the defence OF
the c0untry, when Il was endangered, and such
contract was unauthorized BY speSy pylneIple Of
cOnsututicnal law. II our 6nt Congress had
war who pafa Into the treasury 80, such exemp-
ton could havs heea set aside 81 any subseausr,
Legislature, when the public safeW sAd self prss-
eryation Of the Government demanded b.
He held that the intercet ef every cfsi5en was
the same ~ that Of the Govemmansof which he
formed q part, and the military service rendered
by the substiute was just much rendered 70 the
principal ~ citizen Of the G0ysrsment Itself
his life, hts honor, his property, and his llbcy were
d0fended BY the sct, and the eSnaderaiiou Injured
e him g memsefof The soeiesy vhichcomposed
the Government.
coall.eu sad vested rishn nass al bend % the
sxieencies Of The Government, Of which the LIE.
sinatnfe was the Judge, and any set Of the Lesis-
ialufe coultaventng the puhlie intsre mar be re-
ps.lsd whea thc safety Of the people bscosass the
fhe vssssi rights ef fathers may b. annulled
oysr thets minor children, 70 naks them soldiers,
whea ths public fnteSests dsmaHded II, and the
Law mating power has % declared.
m .soaNW ~ hVs htaG Gov
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-18

TIE Late Lsscis Miss0r Colsssa.-The Rev.
Ds. Burrows, Of this city, delivers lecture
tonight, without regard TO weather, before
the Young Mems Christian Association, In
the lat Presbyterian Church, on the life and
character Of this eaainent s.bo ar and col
der who, during the last year, lost his life In
the heroic defence Of his country. For some
years prior to the war Mr.. Coleman wae
Professor IN the University Of Virginia,
which distinguished position he relinquished
for the pesila Of the aeld. and ct the period
Of his untimeIy fall was Lieutenant. Colonel
Of the Lot regiment Virginia artillery. 10
the hands Of . lecturer 90 eloquent and dis.
eliminating as Dr.. Bnrr0ws, tho delineation
of character 90 cultivated, pure, and pa-
triotic, must be full of interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-18

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heFs 70 get ihef fsces blacksd and lola Z seero
regiment. On 1atuTday Last hSetalion of neGrosy.
which hnd been sent but 70 represent The white
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afchee. ma ctst his fsce onsn mss,.S. Jsns.ra.s
wound, disfsurjng him, ct least. for IIie The mo-
Hce msds an eAon to arrest him, when the rest
S.a. . ns .s.ssaace. ana two policemen are 50
or The police reserves lrom ~. ,hna. c,,v
then called In but the negroes with their side
arms r were Two strong for them. Atlast company
wnale sosd!eSs were sent inl, and NJ last the nc
gr,es ieutsa 20 tisetf snip. Their 0mcefs hinged
sna pa!tsa tnem "a vaIn 20 coax them into order
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the regulars soon quiefed them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-18

A Iaysieular 1AiV:--On Tuesday rigst
last some thief entered tho yard ok Nj. L.
NJ. Jude, clerk of the city nightwatch, living
on French Garden Hill, and stole from his
pen very fine hog, valued at about $780,
From large pool Of blood by the side Of the
pen 1t is believed the fellow killed the ami
NAL before carrying it Off
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-18

Exscution Of a Ydakes Spy.-To morrow ct
12 O'Clock, Spencer Deacon, Q Yankee spy,
captured some time since In Tennessee, VIII
be hupg. Tho condemned man Is now con-
win take place in the large yard attached to
that building.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-28
AL Elk Al . RIA NEW S.

The following Items are taken from the State
Journal:
Snuggiers Orcrhauici Yesterday afternoon two
OF col. Wells detectives succeeded In overhauling
Gilman Brown and Nlts. Yelberton, residents OF
the lower part of Fairfax county, near Occoquan.
They were In the vicinity OF the outer picket lines
when they were arrested. They had In wagon
variety OF other articles. Both these persons are
loyal, and each have = son in the Federal army;
but desire TO make money led them to attempt
to convey these goods through our lines without
authority.
The following named Alexsudrians are mem.
bers Of the 18th company, rebel heavy battery
No. s, stationed near the poor house, Richmond:
Capt. ID. s. SmOOt, Lieut.. Mills, Basil Waring,
George Morrill,, Patrick +. Gorman, John Masters,
James Helton, John BsyliB, Richard BayliS, VIM.
Wilburn.
Turkey, for The Army-Two vessels were sent
from New York, and one from Washington, to the
Army OF the James, Laden with turkeys for the
soldiere' Thanksgiving dinners. According to q
calculation made by Jenkins, which may be con-
siderfd reliable, each man in Grants army was
provided with half turkey.
Regulating Hack HiTe.-A bill WAS reported to the
Common Council at its last session, and passed,
regulating the rates to be charged by hack drivers
for conveying passengers within certain prescribed
limits in the city. This IL restriction which hes
long been needed, and we hope the Board OF Alder.
men will, without unnecessary delay, make the
bill a law, and thereby efieotuAlly put q stop tC
the extortonB which are now being daily praeticeC
upon our community by these merciless jehub.
The Homicide Case IN fdtrfdE.-ChM. Binng, who
II will be remembered, was arrested on the 18th o
the present month, for the murder OF Robert Por
ter, at Falls Church-the circumstances connected
with which were Published In the Journal at tn,
tme-was brought before the Fairfax county
court yesterday, sitting AE al examining court
AT the close Of the examination the prisoner wa
rsmanded for trial at the next term OF the circui
court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-28

SATURDAY, Nov. 20, Isoi.
IPTissg giytR 6sop refer 10 phOsFas operations onIy
unLSs, ofhGTtrge sTPrssWdl
CoHTIE-Nothingd doing In the article; held above
Gens.Wh at, the offerings on Change to-day,
amouuted to I 90 b., shelBj demand was inactive
And propn rather In luded IN the sales were
1000 bushs white At 6!SOto 81 81, and 1000 bushs
red at o. 60 to % 66 per bushel. Corn, only 5000
busha receivedj no white scarcely 0tteredi amAll
lot OF HON ny white brought u 81 200 bushA' old
yellow sold At 81 81 to siaO, and $50 bushs. new
do at al % to 81 sc per buIhel. Oats, 1900 bushs
received and sold at % to 9B cts, further AdvanceJ
bulk OF sales were at 05 cts. Rye, small lot
brought Sits per buBhel
MoLASEs-C0ntiIues quiet, and prices Altogeth-
or nomip al in the absence OF sales,
PRoyIsIOSs-Rsmain inactive, though priees
are firm for all descriptions except mesa pork,
bbli last sale reported was at the latter figure.
Bacon Ia In moderate demand for local wants, and
prices steady at 81 cents for shoulders and At -
cents for sides; round lOta 2sh cents; supply OF
both shoulders and sides Light hams are more
plenty and range from % eents for shipping to ~
to % cents per 10 Tor Eugar-cured, as to quality
and fancy. Lard, salsB In lots At 90 to % cents for
Western bbla,i Baltimore refined ~ cents per ID.
SUOAR.-We notice the arrival to-day OF lts hhds.
Porto Rico, and u do. from DemerArG. The mar
ket remains quiet but, the stock being light
holders are firm. No sales worthy OF special no.
tiee.
SEEDs-Clover la In light supply and held tirm
at Sl4 90 to Sl6i no inquiry fr timothy; max
eountry lots are worth s. 20 per buBhtl
eTpool ground alum, - 10 to - 60 per sack fol
One, and 81 to 81 Us per buHhel for Turks leland
WHIsKY-la hold urn ~ o. so per EsllOni nc
sales worthy Of notice.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-28
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DROPOsALS FOR LOAN.

II
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July IS 1864.
Notice 10 hereby given that subscriptions will be
received by the Treasurer OF the urted states, the
several Assistant TreAsurerH knd Designa ied De-
positories, and by the National Bsnks designated
and qualified az DepOsitorieE and Financial Agents,
for Treasury Notes payable three years from Au.
gust u.s. 1884, bearing interest at the rate Of gcNen
and three tenths per cent per snnum, with Eemi-
annual coupons attached payable In lawful
money.
These notes will he convertible, al the option ni
the holder, At maturity, into six per cent. gold
bearing bonds, redeomShlo after ave and payable
twenty years from August IS, 1857.
The notes will beissued In the dCnnmin stiOrE 4
my, ole hundred 1--WE hundred, one Thousand,
and i've thousand dollars, Auh Will be iIsucd lu
blank, or payable 10 order, as msy no directed BY
the subscribers.
All subscriptions must be for nifty dollars, or
some multiple OF hfIy dollars.
Duplicate certitcsteO will DO Issued Tor all de-
poBits. Tho party deposItlng must endorse upon
original certificate the denomination OF nuteA re-
CURED, and whether they are to be issued In blank
or payable to order. When so endorsed 1t must he
left with the officer receiving the deposit, to hc
forwarded to this Department.
The notes Will he transmitted to the owners,
nee OF transportation charges, as soon after the
receipt OF the original Certificates Of DcpOsit a.
they can DO prepared.
Interest will he allowed to August IS on all lie.
posits AIDE prior to that date, and will he paid hy
the Department upon the receipt Of the original
certificates.
As the note. draw interest from Auguu, TO- per.
sons making deposits subsequent to that date must
PAY the interest accrued trom late Of note - dNte
Of deposit,
Parties depositinE twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards Tor these notes At any one time will
be allowed commission OF one-C uarter OF one ger
cent, which will be paid by this Department upon
the receipt OF bill for the Suuunt certified to by
the otnoer with whom the deposit was made. No
deductions Tor commissions must he made from
the deposits.
oiieeH receiving deposits Will sec that the
proper endorsements ale male u2oa the OfigIlsl
certificates,
All officers authorized 10 receive deposits are
requested TO give to applicants all desired inoT-
nation, and afford every iaaIllty tor making sub.
| serptiOnE
| ". +, FESSENDEN,
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