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Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

FRK.-A Mother and Child Badly Burnt
Last night Sergeant Johnson observed smoke pro-
ceedins from the house near the Park Hotel, which
u occupied by q Mrs. Trumell. He proceeded
thitheT and found that the bed on which Mrs T. and
which had been left burnins. He extlngulShed the
names, not, however before the mother and child
had been badly burned. One OF the IuTKeoAI from
Campbell Hospital was called in and dfeSsed theIT
injuries Mrs T.'shusbAndiS now prisoner in
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
FROM MosEBY's DEPARTMENT..
Scouting Party Ambu.h.d by au.rriiI.

Scouting Party Ambushsd by GusrriiIas.
A scouting party, consisting OF a detsch-
ment OF $50 men, Second Massachusetts cayal.
ry, commanded by Captain J. sswall Reed, fell
into an ambush on the DrainsyiIle pike be-
tween that place and Vienna, Monday fore
noon. They were fred upon in asnk from the
dense woods by force Of MoSeby's gusrrillaI,
said to be larger than their own, and eight
men W$e killed, seven wounded and about
sixty missing.
Captain Reed was shot through the chest, the
ball entering the left aide. He died almoG in,
Stantly. Tho body was brought to this city
and embAlmsd BY Drs. Brown and Alexander
Captain Reed commanded the hrSt compan,
of the battalion of cavalry furnished from Cal
ifornia for Massachusetts,. Among tho prison
ers is Captain Manning, Of Maine, who also
belonged to the California battalion.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTRHss MoSRoH, Feb. 22.--The birth day
anniversary Of Washington has been duly eele-
brated to-day in this district Of the department
by the nring Of q salute from the water bat
terry, the ffigaie Minnesota, and the two
fhgstes lying In Hampton Roads, one English
man and one Russians; also, a review Of troops
took place inside the fortress.
Gen. Butler returned this morning from Point
Lookout, where he has been on business for
the last two days.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
shsTman's RIpsdition.

CAIRo, Feb. 2S.--ASFices from VIckSburg 10
the 10th report nothing new from shsrmSn'I
upsditlon. Gen. Smiths cavalry were fol-
lowed and hArrsSsed by Forrest and Chain Srs .
A detachment Of the 18th PsnnsylYAnla cav
airy arrived at Memphis on the 2dth from the
IAllHhAtohls, where they left Smiths command
AM returned with dispatches.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
THE WAR In EUROPE.
The DAnes OutEsnersIsd.
Special bT the Psople,a Llnssl


Especial BY the Peoples Linssl
NBw YoRK, Feb. s4.-The HeclA bring, Ac-
counts Of the battle between the AustrianS and
Prussians and the Danes, The Austrians at
tackled the Danes before FIeudsburg. The
Prusslans cut of the right wing Of the Danes,
when the latter retreated, with large loss, the
Russians taking many prisoners. There was
some lighting in the streets in the north part Of
Fleudsburg. a
1t is rumorsd In Paris that the Danish king
had abdieated and let for England, and that
the King Of Sweden was proclaimed King Of
Denmark.
TheDanes retreated on the 9th on Flsuasburg,
which place they occupied. II was thought a
doubtful position, owing to continued Austrian
attacks and large forces, out nsuking their left
wing.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
COY. MORTON RE-NOMINATED.
President Lincoln Endorsed and
Recommended for Reelection,

tsPsci'l Dispatch TO the EArIsSAL RrrvsLrdASl J
IHDIsNAPoLIs, led, Feb. n, 1854.
The State Union Convention, In session here
to-day, have re-nominated Governor Morton,
endorsed The policy OF President Lincoln, and
passed resolutions recommending him for
another term. An immense crowd Of people
was in attendance and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
THE COURTS.
United statss supreme Court,

Ise. "a. On motion Of Hot, u. s. BlAek, LsAndsr s.
ketehum and Charles L. Lyon, Eaqs., Of New York,
court. ...'''. .f-|r- .s.". nHl
No. III. ChAs FoGSAtt, appellant, VI The United
BY Mr.. Gushing for the appellant.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at II o'clock
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

As WE 90 70 press an interesting debate upon
the lieutenant general question is in progress,
Mr.. conness following Sherman, Grimes, and
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
FROM ST. LOUIS.
A Secession Paper hssuScItAtsd-IndIan an
Country Clear OF Rebels ..

sT. LOUIS, Feb. 24.-The Morning Herald,
suppressed by the military authofities two yearS
ago, will shortly appear by permission OF Gen.
RosSersns, on the condition that IL must truly
be loyal and contain nothing which Is calcu-
lated 70 embarrass military operations, or dis
courage enllltmants, 0.- 80
A Fort Smith dispatch says Adyices from
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

Senator Harris has a bill giving these iuclpi.
ent Brgadlers exemption from draft, and moro
pay Chat of midshipmcn), but excludes thcm
from school life and emoluments If they don't
keep up thelr examinations.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

u The 0clet orhs National Reppblican IS .,
sll Nifth street, bsiStR Po,nSylysnis avsHU, ard
y nreet Nr...... .'
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

The iron+clSd turrsted gunboit zsel made
her trial trip at Cairo on Saturday 10 the salts.
faction OF the naval otiieers present She viii
be Immediately armed and equipped for active
service, - ..
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

tE- 7as railroad advertisements on our dra
rage Grs tnsryted by authority oflAS railroad com
pdniss severallv named, ara of'eidlv corrected
shsH changes are made, hrHor can BE- relied upon
correct N IT,. .....
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

WE REGRET TO learn that our respected and
venerable fcllow-citiEen Jacob Gideon, Esq, Is
lying seriouAly III. Il Is feared he cannot re-
cover ra H' f. ... bod. ...
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
Tha ch..nnanLa Cn,s.

HALIFAX, Feb. A.-The court In the ChesA-
peako case, have decided that her captors be
handed over to the United States authorities
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

~ Subscribers taliagtO rsetIvs ~ R,psSiicon
rcg,Sarly rilrp please aotDfg IRIS Office. -..
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

tE- Tas paper I, nov yttrHiihsd by carriers 10
Siibserfbers IN hiJ eity aHd GeOrgeowr at thirty
o-pts per month
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
UnIt.d atate. oourt of CIaIms.

Fab. A.-on motion Of Mr., Kerr, the deputy
Iolieltor, WIN. Meade Addison, OF HAltlmore, was
admitted an attorney and solicitor OF the court.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

RT-MARTIAL.-This morning a court
MARTIAL for the trial OF soldiers for minor Offences
commenced Its sessions In the ofoe at the Central
GuardhouSe. The court IL composed OF the follow
ing officers Capt. James L. Montgomery, A. A.
g. PTeGIdentI Capt Charles NJ MERIT, A. A. d. =,
Capt: d. W. q James, unassigned, Pa. VolI.j Capt.
and 1t q. M. Hamilton, 9th regiment Invalid
Corps, Judge Advocate.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

fsD- HseaH he dttsatioH o. bUSiRsss msH TO TIC
classification Of our advertisements, We bnsnd
% teep ubE'inea eye to ftis matter for TIC benctu
NJ our pdirons.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.
IOWA ron RE-ELncrfoN on rRlcsI-
DENT LINCOLN.

DENT LINCOLN.
In addition to the announcement, elsewhere,
that indiana, by the State Convention sester.
day, declared for the reelection ofIMr. Lin.
coin, we have to announce that private dis.
patches, received in this city last night and
to-day, declare that the State Union Conven-
tion heldin Iowa yesterday also unanimously
adopted a resolution declaring In favor Of the
reelection Of Abraham Lincoln.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

RonBERY OF SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
NJ boarding house on e street, between Third
and Four-and-a-hAlf streets. II appears that
the Treasury the sum OF sTOOOo, which he Intended
starting to the army with yesterday. The money
was deposited In q trunk, which trunk was put
found BY servant ID an clubhouse broken open
and robbed OF the contents Upon tho matter
being reported to Superintendent Webb, that gem
teman put the matter into the hands OF Detectives
Hogan, DugAn, and Kelly, who, in the course OF
the day, arrested Mr.. Brlggs, the clerk TO Major
learned by our reporter to-day is that last evening
Briggs wRs tax, from the jAl By Col L. c. B,ker,
acting under orders from the Secretary Of War,
and that he IL now said TO be in the Old Capitol.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
rh,I.a,, ar Ih. nah.A,L.n.

Captain Borland supposed himself -four miles
further of than his real position. Tho haze
probably misled him as TO the true location Of
the lights. He had been looking for pilot,
and throwing up rockets aud blue-llghts half
an hour, and was going at the rate Of mile
and half an hour when the vessel struck
Half an hour before he got soupdings In 40
fathoms Of water, with soft bottom. F.
;. The number Of passengers saved is 293,
leaving 10 10 be accounted for.
II Is thought that but few passengers are lost
except those In the swamped boat. Some OF
the fremen probably perished.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
Five Bodies Found from the Wreck Of
the bohemian
IBy the PEOPLES Lin,

PORTLAND, Feb. - Five bodies of those
drowned from the steamship Bohemian have
been thus far recoveredi also any mail bags
have been recovered,
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

- Sec era and Jonrth pages for Interesting
reading matter.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

LOCAL PREACHERS AssoCIATIoH.-ThlsA As
ISOLATION met Monday night, at Wesley Chapel.
After religious services, the society ordered that
the assignment Of ministers to the various Ap-
polntments, which was made n fortnight since,
shall eontiue until next Tuesday evening, and the
Association adjourned TO the regular monthly
meeting at Mckendree Chapel on that nighLwhen
II 10 expected that full reports will be made BY the
appointed ministers.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

srRIGGLEs, who once travelled In tho East,
has the following in his notes of Ceylon, o..
"The size and groans OF q dying elephant ara
more dreadful than OF any other animal"
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
INDIANA ON TUE PRESIDENCY.
President LIncoln's Recollection I'm.
dorsed.

President LInoOln's Recollection I'm
dorsed.
INDIAHAPoLIs, Feb. 23.-The Union State
Convention organised at 10 q. m. to-day, with
Governor ]. A. Wright president. A resolution
endorsing the administration, and recommend
ing the nomination OF Mr.. Lincsln for re-elee.
tion, was passed unanimously.
Governor Morton was re-nominated for elec-
tion by reclamation.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
lSDILNAPoLH, Feb. 23.-The Convention
nominated a full State ticket, with General
Nathan Kimball for Lieutenant Governor. The
resolutions were short, and demand the sacri.
6ce Of every partisan feeling for the cause OF
the Union and the action OF our Government,
whether In accordance with our Vows OF cor
rect policy or not.
We cannot AbSolYe any way from rendering
all possible aid 10 crush the rebellion by furn-
ishing the Government men, means, counsel,
and encouragement. They hail with Joy the
indications OF returning peace by the complete
subiugation OF those In rebellion, In accord
Ance with the laws and Constitution, and favor
the destruction Of everything that stands in
the way Of permanent and perpetual peace
amongst the people OF all the Statea, and a full
and complete restoration Of the just authority
Of the United States under the Constitution.
They denounce those who oppose the Govern
ment, and who refuse 10 contribute men and
money 10 support 1t.
They present the name OF Andy johnson as
the choice for Vice President.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

COMMON DRUNKARD.-Pat. Madlgan, stone
cutter, was arrested yesterday by of the Island
police, upon the oath OF Mrs Bell, who charged
him with being common drunkard. JuAtioe BoE.
well made him give security for his future good
behavior,
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
TheGoId mn.
West Point Cadets,

This bin remains in the House untouched
not recommitted as reported.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

Persons OF fhedentary hhbitr, troubled with weak.
meas, lAShtuds, pAlpitAtioh Of the heart, lack OF
appetite, distress after eating, torpid Liver oAIti
patton, &e., deserve 10 suffer nthsy win not try
them. .."..a ta
They are Ieoomnended by the hiShsst medical
authorities, and are wsrrAnted TO produoe an in-
tsedffas beneficial sneat They are s1osedinGly
agreeable, perfectly pursl and harmless. rir
NorIcE.-AnY psrsch protsndinG 10 sell FiaAtA.
tion Bittefa In bulk OF By the gallon Il tNindlsT
and impontoEg nis put up only In our log cabin
bottle Beware 81 bottles Eshlisd with imitation
deletsriouI stun for which several psrsons are al
ready in prison. see that every bottle has our
United States stamp over the cork tmmuisisG
and our signature on stssl-plAts side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the hAb-
liable globe. P.H. DRAKE co,
fe74 sosm 901 Broadway, n. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

~ lee Cream, onfeetionsrI, Ao.-Rs-
ssptions, Parties, WeddinGS, Balls, snppera Fairs
and other entertainments furnished it shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Ioa Cream and
Water Ices made by steam power, warranted 70 be
the best In the sitywholosAle and RETAIL delivered
to any part Of the city, Charlotte Russo, JelliSs
Pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made 70 order, Af
JOS ehAFFmLpB ConieQftonsry, les sixth
street, between @ and n. ja9I-Im
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
Dl,,ri.t supr,n. oestt-n Aaia,r.l's
SPECIAL NOTICES.

M Notiss.-Th. Ladies and dsasisi,s.S
somprising the msmbers and friends OF John wee
ley Church, Conneetieut ayenue, viii have q grand
supper In the basement hall Of The church,
the Church. The Executive COMMITTEES and Board
Of Manager will spare no pains or sxpeass In
ments Of the season, and pledge 10 rive
satisfaction TO all that viii favor then with their
patronage COMMITTEES; Mrs. Sarah oaaaway, pres
ldentI Mrs. Ellen Johneon, vice prenlkenl mrs.
Louisa Brown, Mias Agnes Robertsoa. III
S,s. Shdmi,sios, Tor sestensn and LADY, q, .isgl'
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

THB LILLIPUTIASs AND THR CoNTINRNTALs
eontinue to draw large and fashionable houses at
Odd Fellows' Hall, every afternoon and evening,
and they richly deserve the liberal and Appreeia.
ment they give is decidedly one Of the very bsst
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

T 0sT--oN TUESDAY EVENING,
House, LAdy'S CHAIN BRACELET The Brace.
let was marked, and can be identiaed A liberal
FiHh street, opposite XidiciSry SQUARE. % iss,.It'
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
BY TELEGRAPH

New York stock Market.
TDy ihe People's Hne--Sii Ninth strerf and cprucf
sixth street and rennsylvnnia hrenue.l IT
Nr.I YhnK ErnnllA ny o. -Etn.a M 10 |.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

n resYlss sTsisGr.ph.--Esw Eirst Class
LuE,, direct to NEW YORK, Bosros. and ~
important points. washington omses! REPuB
LIcAS BUILDING, Sl Nih,h street, ives, side!
and corner rsnn,ylrssis avenue snd sixth street,
uader Natisnal Hotel. ~, Z.
rI--s s'rrIs r-, cHLRLEs n MOVES
fsbis-u MAAsrsr Washington District.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

ET-HnaithSonIan LsatureG.-Dr. II. BOlRar
viii lecture on WEDNESDAY, 2tth February, and
FRIDAY, 2tth, on the Races Of Men,
Ths lectures commence At o'clock p. m. Ad,
mlttAnss froe. ... "a. r-. ta22 mWf
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

A1- The Oon nfsssAona and Experience Of
Az Invalid, Published Tor the benent, and a.
warning and CAUTION TO YouHs MEH who sufieI
nom Nervous psbtlity, Premature Decay OF MAn.
or SELF oUnE. by one who has cured himself af.
ter being put 70 great expense and injury through
by enclosing I post-paid Addressed envelope
single copies may Is had OF the author.
J. M. NATHANIEL Mayfair, Ehq,
my 6-Iy Badford. Kings County, N. Y
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

HoRsE RAILROAD DACcIDENT.-Thls afternoon
at hAlf-Paat two o'clock Thomas Brown Of George
town, while holding upon car that was in motion
on the avenue AID attempting to get on board was
run over By car going In the opposite direction.
He was picked up and taken into NAirnb drug
store, corner OF Ninth street, where DR.. Hall At.
tended TO his injuries His righ foot WAS badly
nuence Of liquor.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

EH- The Women's Relief AhsooIatiSn
VIII hold their next weekly meeting At the rosi-
denos Of Mrs, Or. RuEgles, tts Twelfth street, on
THURSDAY Feb. 4Sth, atl p, IN. Ladies' feeling
an intSrsit IN the SociSty are earnestly invited to
IN EMILY RCGGLEs, seo,y.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

RrLAND CHAPEL.-Thc Fair of the La
dies, Mite Society Of this Church netted the
handsome sum Of l,e25. The cost OF the new
will be about $4,000. II IL expected that in the
course OF . few weeks the basement OF the church
VIII be ready for occupation. The expense OF
lion OF the basement has been promptly met so
that when that portion 10 dedicated no debt will
remain upon the church. This, we believe, il the
first instance OF the kind in relation 10 the Meth
odist Churches In the District, y
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
The following IL from the Manager OF the Union
Home school for the Children Of voluntsers,

~ lowe much 10 you, for verify
believe the Plantation Blttera have saved my life,
Rev. W. II. WAssoEER, Madrid, NY"
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

The Plantation Bltters make the weak strong,
the slanEuid brilliant, And are exhausted natures
great restorer. Thsy ere composed Of the oeis
bfated CAlisuyA Bark, wintsfgreen, sAssAfras
Roots, Herbs, he all preserved in perfectly pure
81 Croix RUM. -
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
JUDITH RUsaEL.

"RKEnsBuEy, Wis, Sept. Is, Ises.
g. lhave bean In the army hospital
for fourteen montha-speechless and nearly dad
A. Alton, ILL.,, they gave me bottle Of Riantstion
my speech and cured me. . Z. G. A. FLAuTT.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-02
RxMAREAsLx cURE OF a CASE or Dao

Sf CURED By MRS. MANCHESTER
This is to certify that have been cured Of IN.
Dropsy Of fifteen years standing BY AIRS NaneAss-
Ter. have been to physicians in Boston, New Yo,.
and Philadelphia They all told me that they couls
do nothing for me. unless they tapped me, ana "A.
sured ne that BY tapping could live bat = ,hor,
time. had made up my mind to 20 home and lfv,
- long As could with the disease and then die. On
my way home stayed over night in Portland win
friend Of mine. and told them what my mind Wa
regard to my disease. They finally persuaded NJ
to go and see Mrs. Manchester. She examined N
and told me my ease exactly.
was 90 much astonshed to think that abe tola m.
correctly. that told her that would take her ppsa,.
eines, not having the least faith that they would
me any good, that should get the slightest relisf
from any course whatever; finally took the medt.
cine and went home. In one week from the time /
commenced taking the medicine. had over three
gallons Of water pas me in seven hours; and my fsl
low sufferers may be assured that II was great reex
TO me. had not been able TO lie down In bed a
night before this for two years Now can lie dov
with perfect ease have taken Ter medicine :
eight months. and am as well a any man could ~
to be, snd NO signs of dropsy. 1 would advise
that are sick to 20 aud consult Mrs. MaacA<su
even IL they have been given up BY other r
sicians. have sent her number of eaees Of c.ats
dizcases. and abe has cured them also. Go and
for yourselves. had faith, but now my AAh
cannot be shaked I'm her skin In telling ana surin.
disease. CaARIxss HAKnox.
sARAE \. HARMON,
KARv A. HARMON.
5szecr, koias, xprR ID.
OyyTos HouRs-From A. N. uuBPN
snz17 In outsl eddy
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-02

SUMNER ADVICE TO BRAIN-woRKERs.-
Leave ali your books behind you, forget that
there are such things as nk-stands aud paper.
Take your gun and fishing rod, some coarse
big easy clothes and hob-nailed shoes, and
penetrate the remotest country you can find
where there is the least approximation to civ
ilization, pitch your tent, metaphorieslly, and
live there, as much like mere animal or a
vegetable as you can, certainly till late autumn,
or as long as you can find yourself quite up to
the usual standard of health. Have no excite
ments; eat, drink, and sleep; exercise all you
can without excessive fatigue; but do not 90
beyond the point of WEAKNESS which a nights
sleep will efiectually remove. Live with some
quiet old couple who go to bed with the chick.
ems and rise with the lark. Adopt their habits
and their simple manners, and my word for il
you will come back TO us the next winter twice
the man yon are now, in strength aud stami-
ma. Then you will have more healthful in
terest in life; you may go back safely to your
books and pen, and predict that the world
will yet hear from you-your utterances will
no longer be the feeble, partial efforts of mon.
bid brain. and heart but the vital inspiration
of complete manhood.-ISunday Times.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-02
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must Anev
that remedies handed out from general use should
have their efficacy established by wel-tesled ex Pc
rienee IN the hands OF regularly educated physi-
eiAn. whose preparatory study ITS him tor all the
duties be must sall; yet the country is flooded with
poor nostrums and eure-alls. plrporting to be the
best in the world which are not only useless but al
ways injurious. The fortunate shouid be PARrTc-
uLAR In selecting his physician. IL Is lameriabls
yet nconfrevertaole fact that many syphilitic APP
hents are made miserable with ruined eonsfifutions
BY maltreatment fsc1a inexperienced physicians in
general practice; for IL IS point generally conceded
by the best syphographers that the srady and Y an
agement Of these complaints should engrOss the
whole time OF those who would be competent and
successful IN their treatment and cure. The mex.
portunify nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology. commonly pcsrues one system Of
treatment, in most cases making indiserirninafs
use Of that antiquated and ngeroas weapon, Msr.
cary.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-02
I'll u nj OROUS S.
A Local Editors Convention.

Upon this subject Girls" of the Cincinnati
Times, makes the following timely and we'll
considered remarks, which will be read with
a deep and personal Interest by all his breth-
rem OF the cdput mortuuln craft:
We observe a call for convention of local
editors, 10 be held in Chicago sometime this
summer. What the object of the convention
Is, or what subjects will be brought before il,
We do not know.-We will venture TO suggest
the following subjects for discussion:
/. The best way.to sharpen lead pencils.
2. The increasing and alarming scarcity OF
invitations to smoke or take drink, caused
by the heavy tax on tobacco and liquors.
These ime-honored customs threaten to
cease entirely unless Government lightens the
tax on the above articles. Memorializei Me-
morializel
8. The necessity for having established
forms for accidents of various grades, etc
These forms should be printed, blanks being
left in which to NIL out names, dates etc. Thi.
would greatly facilitate the business of item.
izing, and afford uniformity to the reporto
rial profession which has heretofore been want
ing.
4. Necessity for advanced rates in 'perqui
sites" Owing to the increased cost of living
with which salaries have not kept pace, nC
pun, however Drlet or obscure, should be in
serted Tor less than ten dollars. The custom
of being fayorably impressed by a present O
OF pair of pants should be discountenanced
hereafter Nothing short OF full suit 0
clothes should have the least effect upon 10
cal in these days. Hats by the yard and boots
by the box might receive a little considera
ton. Books, magazines aud papers should
only be valued according 10 weight, remem'
bering that old paper is ten cents per pound
The only papers that would be OF genuine
utility, and for which we would engage 10 EN-
ploy our entire interest with the press, ar,
exemption" papers.
5. The establishment Of an asylum fo
worn out and infrm locals. The arduous du
ties of local editors life are breaking hin
down early. This is one reason why his sala
airy $50 small. Dying early, treasons his EN-
ployerl, he don't need so much money a
others, who have prospect of reaching
ripe old age.