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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
6elmbol6's Meoiriues.

'NHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES,
l. KNOWN AS
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
positive and specific Remedy for Diseases Of the BIAnprp
kidneys, GRAVEL. and DROVSiCAL SWELLINGs.
the sbsorbents into healthy action by which the ,t,y a.
ede,ou' deposons and all unnatural enlarremen,s s,e
Women, CAld,en. s''' ''' hs",
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22

AFFIDAVIT.
p.,.on,lly appeared before me- an Alderman Of the o
pti''ioI"hi H n Helmbo,d, who being duly sworn dos
.ay his preparson contains no nncoac' no mercury ~
injurious drugs but arc Hu'S ''''' II. T. HELMBoLD
Sworn and subscribed before thi. s2d day Of So's"'
10" e>h.st, above Race, PhIsdslphk
Address. letters for information, in confidence. to
II. T.. HELMBOLD.
CHEMIST.
PRINCIPAL DEPoTs.
HELMBoLps DRUG AND CHEMICAL "A
HOUSE.
HELMBoLps DRUG n6 AND CHEMICAL "A
HELAsoLDs DRUG a6 xS6 CHEMICAL WAL
No. 594 BROADWAY, N. y, ON
No. 5e4 BROADWAY, N. Y. On
No. 5e4 BROADWAY, N. T., ON
rIELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DhlO,
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DElO
tIEI.MROLD'S MEDICAL DErU.A'
NO. IO4 SOUTH TENTH-ST, PHlLApEL
NO. IOa SOUTH TENTH-sT, PHlLADEInn,.
NO. IO4 SOUTH TENTH-sr., PHlLApsn,nct
prwARE OF CouNTERFElTs AND uNf"
PIED DEALERS. -.
Who .ndeavos to dispose Of" their own and ''ne'
Oh the reputation aitainsdey \.
GENUINE PfEl
RATIONS.
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHU.
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsApARiLLA
HELMBOLDS lam
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERY"hEHA
ASK FOR HELMBOLDs.
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Cut out the sdvsr.issmsst md md Ter D.
sssItss V1vlsswN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
we would now put the latter tar Of g. 50 on each

M PIKE Un., Me- moved tax Of 60 barrel His
amendment, together with Mr.. Aliens was rejected
An amendment was added providing that beer. ale.
norter and all other similar ferne liquors in bot
& nav no lower rate Of duty tAan the proportion Of
q q barrel
The Committee have thus far acted upon IS OF the
l73 sections.
The House. at Al O'clock took recess till 7.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
2 imam ClOthes-yvrirecr
TAs ONLY reliable self Adjustins wringe,

Lac oNLf reliable self Adjusting Wringss
The FRI me being Of Iron, thorsnghl, r..
| ran'z,'l, al ddnger from yust i, rcmo-ed. and
| he .iabiity TO shrink, ell, split, &c 81
nnasoidaJIs IN wooden machnes,:is proven.
| ,ei.
| No th"mbscrsss' o' complicated ta,'enins'
| TO wear uu, or go> ont Of o"tar; it can T..
| fastened to the tab in a single Sccond
| WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT CoG.WnEELs
| 1t tuok The FIRTT IsR EMiUM ut FIFTY.
seven State and County F,.irs in 1863. and i
',th,ut GA exception, the best Wr.nser eve,
! made.
! IuSteai Of ha!eiving the statements Of par
! t;"s interested in the sale # other Wringe
! Try r. AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Test it tSorDHgtiy WITH aHYand all Others
and if not entirely satisfactory. return it.
II will wrng anything from a th,sad 10 !,
ed quili ijhout alteration
Patented in tho UniieG Gsata2. Engtena
Can"ha, and Arstrals
A gents wantea in ayery town.
Energetic men can make frem ito ic
dollars per dav.
Puinam manufacturing Co:
| GENTLEMEN; Iknou fra, practical sr-
per,ence hot iren ueN gatrnn'sea NTH 1,nc
w,N not o1id'se or rVst one particle. | can
safely say, after several years experience in
the manufacture of cham for chain-pum,s
and water-drawers, in which | hsve tested
the affinity of iron and zine, that ifths pro-
cess be conducted properly, it is a perfect
weld Of the two.
Nearly one year ago my family conmsn-
ced using one Of your Wyingers 1t now
performs all Of it's functions ~ well ~ it did
the first time it was used, and has become
an ind .srsnsible article with us. have
closely observed several other kinds Of
clotilcs-wringers. the iuOd!s orevanai being
different, trying to prodrce the same results
~ the Putnam Wfnger. tEt in ny iuag.
men. the, have tailed The Putnam Hiring
er IS as near perfect as possible. end can
cheerfa.!ly recommend At to be the best in use.
respectfully vonrs
JNO. w. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years experience in the galvar-
| ixing business enable me to indorse tho above
statement in all particulars
JNO. !. LEFFERTS.
No. 100 Bsekmanp st.
| New York, January, 1864
" No. l. SC so; No. A. 80 SO.
| Manufactured and sold, wholesale and
T 1aa PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. IL Plat s.. N Y. aud Clevelan V.io,
nse<a =. q. N0RTNRoP, Agent
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
CAUTION!

nth. reader Of This "notce" cannct get boz Of pills
Ointment from the drug store In his place, iet hun
Of expense Many dealers win not Keep my uiod'si1es
rand they eaHnat make as muca point 40 On
other persons make.
None sre genuine unless the words ''HoLLowAY Nav
YoRK AND LONDON" descernible rs y NArERHAFk
In every eaf Of the book o! directions around each onx
the nav plainly by holding the leaf to the
yht 4 ha dsone reward will be gi7en to any ono rem
dering such Information lead to the deteeslon o.
any party Or parties ereng the medicines OK ven
ding the same knowing them 50 be spurious f7s
!, Sold at the mapufa ctsry Of Professor HOLLOWAY.
80 Maiden Lane Eev YORK, and by all Drug.
sist and Dealers IN Medicine throughout the United States
and the civilized VERDI In boxes. At 80 ceus, u cents
! and u 70 each.
Tier. 10 cssiilssabis aasiAs seeaskse - h'~
e@[ [n47v5,l.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
f AIR w At MIN G!

A IL persons indebted to Clark Il Son
a by note or book account will come for.
ward Immediately and settle the same and
save costs, The accounts &c may be found
with the undersignedsg 'S.s1sS.-s.,
New OreQon, ~, 7. 1884,.
p49t1 60 14AAY,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21

THESE Bitters are prepared, in pnre bourbon
WHISKY, froIo q continuation Of ever twenty dit.
srent kinds Of roots, backs and herbs, witch
act in perfect concert che with tic other, pre-
pared from tbs original formula given by the
great chief, Red Jacket, to DR.. Chaniu, who
soei them successfully in his practice for many
years, and by their gain "a great popularity
" The trsa,m-u. and cure ~ Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Merry Gus Head
ache, Fever and AgUe, and all dis arising from
torpid aver Or indigestion. Persons suffering from
stGer o these !os.hsorle diseases all fnG sure
care p; the Of these Btter< which are perfectly
Pure nnc free from all those drugs and po!sons
a.. nns Up Ia such preparations ard palmcd oh -
IN anslspcctinG public. sing tr,i wb cog-
vince thc meg. ssep.ica. that in the FED JACKE7
s>sre IS virtue which ether Filters possess.
They strengthen aad iavigorsto tha systsA.
They are rAequaied fer gsn?ral debility.
They are surs cure f.s 1..'.ntpais.
They give good and healtAy aprssise.
They assist digestion.
They are ;hs best s.inulant IA existenes.
They sre Preventive OF Fever aud Asus.
They re!isv> constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
Itsy .,cs perfectly pure aaa palatable.
AGA Persons and delicate fer olcs will find they
can Save large doctors bills by the use OF these ii-
ttrs
Beware OF counterfets. Tho Red Jacket Bit.
ters are only sold l., bottles with name blown
On the SIDE. and eur private government stamp
scfOsS she cork. -OCk-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
FAMILY DYE COINRS

AN Dl r COLDRS
Black. rr;m.,, D.,
Dark Blue, Dark Drah, Pur,,.
Light Blue Light nrsh 49,, D.
krench Blue, Dark Grces, SsLno,
e; brown. Lisht Grucr, >xsr,rt
oark Brown, N,ag4nts. Stat.
Light Brown, Maroon, Seferi,.
'nuh Brown, Orange, Woes
Mellow.
'eteetfc" colcrs, for dyr;sx SIX. w..ne,
aud Mixed Goods. Shswls. Sea. f.. Dr...
seS. Ribbons, Gloves. Rp.osts, us,,
fcathrra. KID Gloves, Children's
'l"thlns an! all kinds Of
Wear nr t'n.rcl
4 sassnS q eighty per cent.
FER - o,"1s ~" c..u >n'or ~ .asny COED,
would otherwise cost fiys time, Ina. san,
"r'ors shades can b Produced from Il
'hie oIN' he process is simple, and az
-" can use the dye with perfect sr,cee.s
b.re~ttoRs Eng'.h, French and Ger
AN iHsicc or sach PACKAGE
fn~ I,'r;her informal on in ty.;sr a..
wig a perfect Knowledge whs. co'err A.
at adapted to dvr sv-r others with nsr
't2n'e TeCipcs.l pUrehas. How AK; S.-r-
> sTc4tSo on tFsT. and cn.nrins. rant T..
al "a recai ut Of rr,s,.---IOceats
For sale by Drusc'~t~ rni dealer. vane.
all ROME z, S1,TVrS>
nNoEl ESQ ,i"oatns@, ya.,,c
=. Huntingdon, AYR wloIesalc AxenS
j Ireror. Iowa. il sut'.alixed 30 .vry,'
,';''HrS at or pr!;cs. HAS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21

,sE.g AsSpEnY, STEAMBOAT. PRS ALARM:
A:c c;irRci psL-s, WITH PARTICULARS As
".ls.T, sxss, PRICE - BElis, NAM
i-GE s.c
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21

Lime Springs Iowa.
THE undersigned having purchased the
Il above stand and stock Of e ods OF r,
Velle. would announce that he la, again be-
come "psrmanent institution at Lime
Springs. whore no will constantly keep c
hsrd full stock of al staple and domestic
60 ds. Consisung Of
Dry Goods, Boots \ Shoes
H>s> Caps, Yankee Notions,
Salt & Sugar, Crnckery.
Glass Ware Patent Medicines,
And groceries generally:
Allot which he will sell rs ckesply a. they
csu be bought in the country.
\ Ii. kinds Of farm produce taken IN ex.
N chang. for goods snd highest marko,
prices constantly paid.
Soliciting share Of public patronage, He
will trv and make it to the material benefit
Of hinseif and customers.
n46v5m4) MAJOR NOULTON q
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
AMAIGANi BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,
ANALGAM RELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,
l}Iain ;;;aItr

~ pr;ees within the reach of every Chure'
u hool. Cesneterv Factor, or Farm IN t'e
:..n.i Their use throughout the United sta-
's-s ana !anadas tol tas N.'' sly years nav
~ .ysn them 70 comb - ~ st vaiUns'" QNaE
- Among which are TnNr, sTSkH"1h.
>osekausNrss and DURABILITY or VISA
>.iey uneaus'led hy any ether manufacture.
si&ss from, 5 to snen lbs. costing rwo-T hlSn-
u ssa s'.au other r.c,ni. nr &C erT per pound
Il whicfl price | warrant ther s"e!Yc
~ nshs, Old hall !na'ai taken N exchange
81 bought fer cash. .oni fora Circular fc
.tss Manufacturer.
JOHN y ROBINSON.
Ne. ISs William, Street. New FORK.
+ aF ~ pRIcs.. wrlCHTs Az sI1Ss 81 FARM
-. GHL, srEANRoAr, ScHcoi-EaosE sNo',
AND FACTORY rsLLs.
: hes. h-!ls are Ttts3 with Woke. Sttna-
.,,ss, C:srk ana Bolt, complete for use
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21

NOR SALE-A valuable fam situated
Z about midway hetwecn the towns of
Vernon Springs and Howard Center. con-
tanning 220 acres. 100 acres If it tmber, 40
acres under cultivation ; 80 acres under pas
ture, grass land and mellow attached. Its
equal is not to be found in Howard County.
1t will be sold cheap for cash Enquire on
the premises or of S. M Cole of New Oregon.
w. B. oBsoA.
n2l) Vernon Springs Howard to. Ieaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21

And are Warranted in avery rar'icusr a..
~, ,,sans .,uecially thar few months sse ice
over roll ~,
WILL NOT TWIST ON THE >Haf ~,
And tesy ,- Clothing the eass with our Nos ana ON
.r wrirgers without Cog -Nh.es
IN ,ur monthly sales Of over oA0 oniy from one 'tNs
do,rn are without C"ss In our retail sales We nave G
80 nn. In Dssr,y t~1ysar.! This shows when s'!le -
r-Ii.,aa hv .ie ruiic. This is the only Mrnser win
@ tits PATENT CoG-WHEEL RE"t LAIoH.
And though Their are licensed 80 use e-'
IN, ~. nome are ever iiCeUse! t2us: the cog
Wheel Regulator Therefore. for eh'apnes' anu oa'S
" n,yersal rlathes--W ringer.
Ga REGENT OF the price from risces whore ne enc
1.-Two We will send the Y. c ". fHEx OF sXPAssE.
VIA, we especially want isAg1nd
CasvAssER
7, every town VI. Offer liberal inducenents ana
,i. Exclusive asie. &. G. EROWNiNG" eheral az,
rl.vo vi oA' o''s0"''
w. - Travelling Agent
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
Phrenologv Proved illustrated

and APPLIED accompanied b. Chart embracing an
Apalv,s of the p-ilasr, Mental Powers in their Nss
Degrees OF Development tl- Pherorers produced b.
their Combined Activity. and the Location the PhTs
biological Organs in the liesi Together with view Of
II. Moral snd Theological usarn. Of the science Price
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
HOILOWAY'S PILLS.
BE sfaosd Cheer! The Sinking may 10 ssv,c
e. ny THE USE or
Holloway's . Ointment.

Inc history Of these great Rem,d,. i, tn.
most wonderful meiical revelaton that the
Torlu has ever known. 1t establishes th.
u,'mn"rtsnt fact that ELer,pty and Ia
,!"Gfrer Shop. internal disease exists, the
"s'n'. eans, "sarchinG and healing prIpor.
'a2 osshe PMS ar !u.iv equal to it's .uhico.
~ END cure, and :hat, with tho oiatment.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
Herman 'n all her D,ficv!n.,

Is invited 10 ts't TIA rssuIAt,u. ant; -es.
agnt'vc powers %; th,s harmless b.s effective
reputation Al he W spsrila o. l;.o n
'hIch tbs female n,nsoD. uade-gnas the
n"st mpcrtsn. and efi.isal changes. tho
Fills Will prove po-ltse saiegla'd aga:sss
I'D Consequences, They s,e so confident
~ rscomMend"t as -sper,tr IN every d:7or.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
itsH VI! ~ Fsc'-~s ra~,' Enoxa a.
World lusd, are Boon to the Sick.
Dtsoy&f-, Ct tbs Stomach

Arc tas sources Of the deadi es. No a!aaies,
Their effect is to vitints ali lie auts Of Ills
'ody, ana to send poisoned stream through
Ill Me shsnnos Of c!ycuia.sa Nov. whGs
the operation Of the PULSE The cleanse
."a bowels: regulate the liver, Lrios the ,c.
,nssd or lrr!t*tca etox.nch into natural
condition, and. acting through the rccse.ivs
'rsfn. Hp2n N: !laod 't,cf change the
tate al the systa Ii rJra sickn2ss r. ,Ga l. b.
" exercising ss;u'.ltansous and who esu.ps
'Eost upon al its pa: Is and tC"cs;oa..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
EDUCATioN: it's Elementary Prin'

cp'cs Founded the Nature Of Man. BY J. & Spurs-
helm NJ u. With An Appendix, containing Descrip-
tioa Of the T-lpsrSrnents snt AMI AnziyHs OF hhe
Phr.usin.ics "a '.l.:-a Muslin 81. 81.
W. regSri this q; .i.e most in0l 1-!AIt
that hiss been offered to the pup,ic for many years II
Is full 0. sound doctrines .rd Practical wisdom.
Ne INurNSl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
me Crest Ambassadors of Health
10 all Mankind,

ln'''s not history written by on. nan.
" e'en derived fron the experience OF ous
avon IL consists OF a com p,.,.tion of te.ti.
Ao"'"!s from the sick Of every country--sn
IN mrcschab.c recSrd, the ike OF which has
oe'e' o.ss aadnesd in favor Of any oiecovs-
= o. invention since time bex.r
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
Works of Hon. Horace Man, ir

sludinr hi, best public lectures among which ara
Thoughts FOR YcanC Man Powers and Puties OF
Women Demands Of the &c Colleges; Rich and
Educated Poor ana Ignorant; RaccalsusSte Addresses
Te,- sctur-s particularly the first too, hsrs In
sc Operate forms had immense circulation, ana are
universally Acknowledged 50 be Of the Ereatet value
- 50.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
Be i. I.c.rstcuG,

Ne. be ,crite': ~ the written tes. mo1,
ltXt-sdinG through 8 Quarter ois century
ri ssns or thousands OF un;n.s cschaE!s VIII
ii asses
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
FOWLER AND WELLS
sos BROADWAY, n. Y.
The illustrated Hvdropathic I'm.

svclc-soIl; aSystsm Of Hydropathv ana Hygiene.
Consrins Outlines Of Anatomy: Physiology Of 'hc HG
cath; ,etetics and Hydro pathc Cookery; Theory
sni Practice of Water Treatment; Special Pathology,
aud Hydro therapeutics including the Nature, eau
s-s Syp;"nlns AMI Treatment Of sl Frown Diseases;
Applicst>r 81 vdr 1earhy to Midwifery All tCe Nnrs,
ry Designed Guide TO Families and students, aud
Text Book Tor Physicians. BY r. T. Tran N. y. u
lustrsted with upwards Of $40 Enrsvin<s and Colcred
Plates Substantially bound in one large volume Price.
prepsid by mail $50
DIAL 'hc numerous publications which have attained
s.ch q wi" popularity as issued hv Nessrs F0NLsa
snt WsLLs, lare none ar" more sispted TO Ssrers
utility than this rch comp -eheusye and veisfvanxs!
enc! clopsdis. n. Y. Tribune.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
he New Sclf-Instructor

PsRsSoLoGy and PHYSIOLOGY. II cnr'ane = definition
OF each faculty Of the MIMI full enough he clear YET
short ~ no. s. weary together with combinations u
the faculties Aud tt0 Engrsvngs to show the organs,
large and small thereby enabling al persons, with le
study to become scqusnt-a with practical Phrenology
IN pN celcut work flr stuientS So cts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
Poor Grant.


G,.nrs raldng programme does net work we'll Il IL
,rus hs raiders enjoy something Of carnival In the
v.v Of teVng, pluuderirg and insulting defsncelsSS
ladies' But they do nothing towards besissiOg Rich
nond His most formidable rAiding pasty-thAt under
WIlSon-hss besn most numerically kicked ana euneo
about By Fisz Lse, W. II. T. Lee, Hampton, and Ma
hone II they ever escape, they viii have nothing 20
rsass which can please the AbOtOnists except their
stealing adventures. Thi5 viii give happy sensation
70 thu Yankee natiol FOR day or two. Wilson, Of
sourse win explain his failure BY the usual story shout
the "rebslsn coming rgAinst him IN overwhelming
force"
Grant sent abigt-sOunding telegram to his Govern
snt boosting OF having slipped across James river be-
fore Lee knew il AfGer this brilAn. ACHIEVEMENT is
"a no doubt very provoking to Grant and bis hsn-roOst
,jders 20 encounter sHarms Of "Iebes whenever they
10 on the southsde. has, perhaps, never occurred
% this silly creature in going south Of the James, he
want TO the precise spot where Lee wanted him. He
can't dig his way into Richmond from his present base
for great Is be is in digging be viii hardly attempt to
s,une the James And yet he has no plan Of operation
lsft but thai Of digging. BE has tried in vain to take
the city By assault He has been equally unsuccessful
In hs attempts to shut in By the destruction Of our
r,rOadA If he now resorts - tie pick aud spade, he
viii End himself confronted by skilful ensinsers, who
understand the use of these implements great deal bet
Gar than he does Should he resolve upon 1t desg'
rate expedisnt he would have to OIs sbe mes be
fore be commenced. Let him attempt TIA, and zee Al
be can get across without Lees knoWlesg !
The best thing that Grant can do s to .OAudcD Rch'
mond. We advise him TO leave, and in doing 60, "e
give him good advice. We betray no military secret
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
Undeliversd Orders,

The Army Correspond Mt Of the Dispatch describes tie
Fou of the enemy, but makes mention OF tie report
ed eapsure Of AlAbamiAns. Artillery (OC which We
have a supsrabuadsnce) smbulanees wagons and ne
grOes woud rot repay the loss OF any considerable
number Of Lees glorious infantry.
Toe correspondent OF the Dispatch gOes to sly
cha. Gen. Malone "ctsnisd 70 smbuscAds the enemy,
but By the neglect ofOer the artillery were not
Instructed to reserve their fire. aud they opened uion
the enemy as soOn IS they in sight" The eonse-
quence vas that the raiders escaped with small loss s1
seps artillery etc. and carried with them tWoregimenS
Of our infantry. The probability t. tina. WiEOn, with
81 most Of command, escaped.
This Is tie second escape Of the enemy in const-
Quencs Of the failure to deliver orders which has
Cured within the pas; fortnight Hunter would have
been ovsraken aud caught Hanging Rock butfOr the
failure Of an officer to deliver order. At the fist
battle of Manassas the thing occurred Countless
nIsearrAgss during the may b. traced 70 the same
cause Is there no way Of putting stop to this Must
there always be slip betWiIt the cup and the Pi Does
any punshment attach 70 the failure to deliver orders
Are Confederate officers punished for any cause s1'
esp, eoEardiosi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
Change in the English Cabinet.

The latest European EeWs represents the Londsn
Tunes a. giving currency TO rumor, taxed Of co.,
6dsnty charge, that rupture Of the British CAbi-
net the Danish question would possibly take place
This indicates that serious complications have srisen in
the negotiations Of the Conference respecting the s6
justment Of the DAnsh difficulties. The demand made
BY England of surrender 70 the German powers Of
near all Of the territory in dispute naturally enough
construed into concession to tie latter at . cost Of
justice, honor and ind pendence. L is the complement.
Of thai policy of base submission which has 10 lorg
characterized Her Britannia Maj ssys present cabinet
Vlsung the course of that Government With reference
70 ourselves his policy is at least consistent; bus Tiers
exists another motive than consistency for eu0 rissoI
humiliAtng az the disintegrAiiOn Of ths Kingdom
a monarch closely allied to the British crown and 81
Jest but weak aud impotent element in the salary O.
-seOPeAn POssntA.es Napoleon occupies zoo disnter
ss.ed position with reference to these Danish ~
les, to efsr any hope to England Of bis embroiln r.
" ecmpIe ltiOns growing out Of them An Anglo
.sa 70 var would pace him in the position Of a 50
Tor IN respses alike to matters on this con
I'D s. EetcDo. q So understood 10 favor the
ts Dmsh srsi.ory demanded by the
c5-6 l Foaes; and this ono
.-K4 DHu,k I'D flthsr-in-laW
p a-..... B5i, 's.yet 81 vI be bTered to the
',,rs 1orArca by name, without the territOrisl
,pa,-saecs necessary &C give hn PoEer snd imPOr-
q. ne VIII in fact, s. by the suHs' ance Of other
-cpasa poEers, and must ever cOns,ituts cause Of
20, lia and s5xsly to EnglAnd, upon whom must de-
yt % The duly Of preserving the future integrity Of
yer ve ise Of Dauia1 ;siritory nay remsin.
onor Of England e. ven as The Interests Of
-c iaturel 60 fas as 10y are involved in her
re ec,c-e,o o ,orriicry likely st any
lerua peg % Gssmsa cdpidity, demand
t,t 5e nov street. tle tareatensd disntegratioD
of DO DRss Kiugiom The Poin; OF honor, we
ta.eis, m oGer no 0sescs to Brtsh disregard Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
HORRIBLE OUTRAGE-THE OFFENDER KILLED
IN COURT.
[0ors.pOndencs Of tie Chicago Daily Times.

Correspondence Of HN Ohtcd0o DdHy I"Hss'J
SPR1SeTELD ILL.,, May l2-Sirce last Tuesday the
cit xens of this rlce have been under the most intense
excitement The cause which produced such excitement
uSs the preparation of one of the most Infamous out
RACES that every happened in any civilized community
and such one az has never before fallen 20 my lot TO
record, aud hope may never again.
Crime prevails in all communities especially in large
Cities aud is acknowledged to be more frequent than
before known but had It bssn told yeu that 10 the
quiet city OF Springfield crime like the am about
70 mention would have dared to have been committed
in the broad light of day. your senses would hardly have
believed it. We have fallen upon evil times. All tie
crimes of the calendar arc becoming familiar TO Our
persons, our families properly, all We hold dear on