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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-24

6 My wife has been suffering from Rheumatism Of ar
ntlammatory character for about six seven years.
sometimes very acutey About the first of June las,
she commenced trying the Peoples Cure, and centn
to three weeks. In ten days after sh
commenced the swelling and stiffness OF her joints ha
very materially lessened and in three weeks had dis
appeared altogether.
THOMAS POLLOCK, (at w. H. Glenny's.)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-24

WILL give prompt attention all who may favor
wv him with call.
once: No. Williams Block, up stairs. Residence
William street, west Of Franklin.
April is. 1S64.-6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-24
THE
PEOPLES
CURE Qssss %ssisis:s sss9 isii. siPs'

NS- For sale in Delaware, by STARR 4 Bro. and H
CORNELL. c. CROSBY, General Agent No 255 Main ST.
Buffalo, N. Y whom all orders should be addressed
December IL, 1S63.-1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-24
CURE

u BUFFALO, NOW Iol I6.oz
Two of our subscrbers-One of them afflicted will
bad Fever Sore, the other with Rheumatism-havin
advertisement of the Peoples Cure in this
paper purchased the medicine, and now, after havin
thoroughly tried report to recommending it mos
qeartily, thorough remedy in their case.-EdItors
Christian Advocate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-24

A FTER duly acknowledging his Indebtedness to MS
numerous customers for past favors and soliciting
continuance of the same, desires TO keep prominent
y before the public the fact that he has Increased ms
facilities for the manufacture OF every description OF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-24
CURE
Cures Diseases
OF the skin.
PEOPLE'.
CURE

'' have used the 'PeOpe's Cure in my aniily wit
great benefit in of Scrofula and Salt Rheum
have recommended it frequently my friends, all
whom believe have been benefited, and most Of then
entirely cured by it,
CHARI- Is SCHAREF oza Main ST I'M stairs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-24
Tin, Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron, JapaRned,
Planished Tin and Brittania Ware.

COPPER AND BRASS KETTLES of all sizes, and pri
ces to correspond with ths hard times He wishes
further % that his
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-24

Copper, Tin and sheet-Iron Ware,
and that he has and keeps constantly hand all Of the
attest and most iTapr0ued patterns Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE,
EpRfhr 81 = Al n = oIHiht s
cvSsssSSS, rs. 5sSas "a W. 10

Ee1fEl ~ @ olIjnes
CunatAdOi Nd, January ISM 1851
El4LED RRoPosALa n duplicate are invited By
@s.scrs Il az SSpaEtm sIS II Wet
Virginia Gt'ohaFl6ston, REfkerSbuFk and Wheel.
line Of The baltimore aud Ohio RsiroSa, Is follow;
OlAfkSburgJ Gtaitoni NOG Greek, ouuiberiAndt Mar.
tn'SSEE. haEIsrs Ferry, BesiIn Point e. ESss,
Straw. et-A
aand tSOOOl bnGhoiS Of Corn or Oats and my (60)
tons Of Hay or BITAE and upwards, and must BE- 40
oompanIed By copy Of thL ldVsitisemsnt.
points they propose to make deliveries, and the
rates At which they will p!AkO deliveries thereat,
the QUANTITIES. Of each Artels PROPOSED 70 be deiiV'
cred, the time when Said delivery bhAl be com.
moncod and when TO be Completed.
All deliveries must be promptly made within the
time S1s p InS PISgTiSa and accepted
The price nRSt1De written oat In EOraa on the
bid.
hay OF straw, proposed to DO delivered, must be
stated In the PTOPGsAis. ia s.I. .-.s--5
UOTn to be put up good stout sacks OF about two
bushels eAehi Oats IN like sacks OF about three
busbel4 each the baekB 70 bo fnFniShvd without
extra charge 70 1he GOTeEpMrnt; the Hay and etFiW
An artJciss tueSsd under the bids herein, invited
vii be Sablect % rigid inspection By uoTorn.
menI Inspector, before DelLlS accepted d
GQntEA1D VIII 10 AWARDED lUm time 10 time
| to the lowest responsible bidder, tho inter
ests OF the Cover mrnt may require; and PSymenta
viii be made when the Whole amounts contracted LOT
/ BhAll nave been delivered and accepted.
No bids Ill DO considered from parties who have
ALLIED h6IetoioTS % comply with their eOntragtS.
All proposals. mnSg be accompanied by guar.
4Rly, aSned BY Two reputable persons, IhRt
case toe bid u accepted he or they will, within
The tmO uaiuedS execute toe contract for the same
with good and BufcienT suretIns 10 . sun equal In
amount 70 the amount u the contracts 70 deliver
fqEABo pEppOsedi In conformity with tue terms O
th8 HdVeEtisenent, and IN case bidder shall fail
10 enter INTO the ieOntraot they 70 make good tbs
next lie H & nd tPdn SRG
the c0ntrset may be awarded. 5s7s EfE
Tho respOnst uity o. the BuArantOFS must be ahOFI
BY tue OEhetai CSrtIneAtc Unitsl stAEes District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of UnStonfs, othei
uOTernaient otieial, known BY thus Ut1co.
AL parties Viii be duly nOtInea Of the acceptance
| OF EeIUctiOu ol lheiE pEOpOFaia.
All proposals. tnust be tn4de Ia duplicate, and bI
accompanied with tho OAta Of allegiance OF The par
y or pGruSs, unleSa IL hGs already been placed Of
MA In Iha once. l. .-
No Oids except In the form prescribed, will be 70.
eoTsd aud OnIy from prUducors parties regularly
/ engaged IN The busiTeSs. % aa.fEsf
luil RAIlp aud post Olcs address Of each bid.
| der must be written IN the PrJpos as.
Proposals nust D addressed 10 Captain A. v. Bar
| ringer, OnI0I QlArteFmastsr Department OF ~ eai
Virginia. Cumberland, A17 aud market +PrOpOsau
| for Forage"
blank toTns Of bids, yuarSntees and bonds may
be VbtAlned on application ~ Inls OIies. H|.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
CHEROKEE REMEDY
r.a.ss. AND
CHEROKEE INFECTION

CoHfoUSDEp IRON Roofs, BIIKl 4 L1.vE,
NHERoREE REMEDY, the great India, Ii.
" CURES all disease OF the urinArJ n,S...
e lpsontinence Of the Urine. inn ,pun,for - g
BiAooeI' Illumination OF the EMseys sinr. a. .se
btAauett sttieturet Travel. Glest G,unr, ~ zee
y especially TeeOmue ld.d in tIts., go. >; q
AlbnS Tor Whites In fem Ie.j Ghsr. ali H. IleuF
Beous incidence have Jailed '"' o'o nan.
~ TVS PrepaFei IN highly concentrated a.
the dose only leinE from Oae to two tssSfo
three times Per day POoG1iEis
~ u ta din'sLIe add Alternative in IL, ,s,t,,..
ritSthR and cleansing tile ,r,d csu.In, I, Pu'
All Of It's original lutit and vigoT; tins r,s 10
from the Gyst m ali psTnicioEs rauses vbirb YES
CHEROKEE INJFcYlov {. intend, 49,,
r assistant to the CIIkRI KAE RgXEnVn Hlly
ahonld be used In Coz Junction WIth maj D, ana
10 All cases OF GJEorTkOeS elect Flonr a.. e
HhieA 4ts elects ArS he ding, soothing and a.. VI
cent removing All Aealdne, heat CHI TCisr ri
instead Of the burning aim =; ~ epdpT ~ ~
t14t is experienced with nearly all the die , 4s
Injections. % P9"'Sk
~ b. the use OF the CuERaKgE RyNvry
| ChkKOkES ISJECTION-Ihe tUo t1'Ji.ir.- Ata
the lme tlne-al' improper diseharg-s ar r,Tr
cd and the Weakened Organs are sptr,iII, 80,
| 10 foil NiRor AMI strength ''s'Vte'i
l A6-For iuil particulars ret our psm,bl,, g..
any drug store In the cnuntTy rife "a. .i @
viii mail nee u any add ess, = full t. cal ~
= Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, @gptr l..,,t.
~ Pric7, CHEROKEE INJECTION. Aan.rh,,
tie. or three lOttles for S. 40 wy
&-Sent BY RxPress'tO any address GU rseeIpI Of
SS-SOid by all druggists everywhere.
DR. W. Il. MEkwIS \ Co.
mrl7 dAvly No. 50 Liberty sur New lO,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
To III. Daughters OF tho United

9tate0s
The following from the Pousbkepsian
is from the pen of Josh Billings, who, to
use one of his own expressions, is
some" at giving advice.
DEEE GIRLS-Keep cool. A blessed
future awaits you, emmy how. Take les
SONS in the piannR, at ons; giannns are
gettin. skArse. Bi awl means larn to
play the new song that has jist cum out,
when John Brown is over we are Faith
er Abraham cummin with this kruel war
several strong" This stanza TUX the
fust premium at the stait fare. Don't be
afrade tew git married, yuse ma want
nfrade. Larn how 10 knit pudding bags
tew put yure hare in. Be vartu0us and
pretty. Eat slait pensils; they will maik
you spry at fggers. Eat ,kalone water;
that will maik good SIMS. Let yure
pettykUats drag on the sidewalks, and if
emmy man steps on them and tears of the
rims slap bis chops aL Onst. If you hay
gut smdl feet, keep 'Um hid-smal feet has
gone Out Of fashion. Study travels; Tom
MOOres and Byrons and GlIliVers, and
wandering jews aud Yullandiebam's is
awl tusr rate. II you can spare the time
be lively aud sweet Remember one
thing, thar ain't nothing in this life worth
livIn for, but d rich husband; if you hav
got red hare you better exchange it for
BLACK; black har they tell me is going to
be worn muchly next year. DJn't hav
emmy thing teW du with the boys, unless
they mean bizness. If you don't know
how u skate, yu mite as we'll line sum
travelling nuunery at onst, for yure play.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
TJWN, COUNTY AND sTAFH.

/, the undsulEued, do hsgsOJ propose to furnish
master Department At -, agreeable 70 the terms
Of your prSposAIs tor forage
dAted Cumberland, Nd, -77---=-ls61, lhs following
- sushols OF Corn, In ack,, at-por bp,hsi
OF 1851 dfIy SIX pounds. q =,5I
.----saIhOls OF JAS, in Iasks, at-psr bushsl
oftS3, thirty-IWO Pounis.
---r.ns of Salsd Hay at-per ton Of 1900
-TOns Of BalOd Straw ai-pOs ton ,,r 1000
DsliVory to commence on OF before the day Of
-IS6t, and to be CON PlssS1 Ga or before the
day OI-lS6-, And-plUdge myself 70 emit Z
into written contract Tith the uuited States with
good aud approved security within tue space Of ten
days aftsE being notified that my bid has bOoo ac-
Your o6'.. servant,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeli
"a ling Rail Road.


a ing Rail Road. in
-
NN ARD,AFTBR MONDAY, Nov sl6Ih, lsG3, Pas.
~ ssrgsE Lreins viii leave Bridgeport a. follows,
LOO An, Mall Train, stopping at all stations, ar
rEgi Cleveland At $40 P.N. - =
S:Sb 2. u. Accommodation Train, stopping at ali
is.s' % .tstiSDs, arrives at PittSburgh at sos
1000 p n. Express Traiu arrives At Pittsburgh a
'a- ',ird $40 A. Z. and Cleveland At PS6 A. II.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at SEQ A. II. aud 40 P. 81. ar
rive At BrIdseport Al estE :: N, aud 6O9 a. II.
las p ~, arrive 8 RfIdgspoTt At s6g 4. H., los
A. II. and 6sna P. NJ 'S'''
Connections are made a. FoIloWG
Al Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania K h. for Hsrri,
burg. Baltimore, Warrington, PhIn-
delphi, New York and Boston.
At Cleveland with Cleveland { Toled z. R. Tor sap-
dEAky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
% Oetrott steamers for Detroit, jackson.
Chicago and the NORTH WEsf WIZ
visyelAnd BTie r. r. for Erie Dun.
6Ek, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
cleveland. Columbus ECincinnati Tor
SIestiine, Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with the OF. 4c.R.R. for Cuyahoz,
Falls, Akron, NIIiersbursb and WooS,
Al Alliance With p. IT. wa Q. R. r.. sSr Canton,
s" AaGllou, Wooster, Salem, Enoh, Co
luubuI aud Chicago.
AthteubenVtlie with P. @. O. Line and Az BKiIkIn
r. with Q. o. o. R.R. for ZanesYiIIe, New.
ark, Columbus, XeniS, Dayton, Indi
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati LouisyIlIe
st. Louis, ST. Joseph and all POINT
Wtst and sonth West
kxeursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $500
Pare always a. low, and time much quicker thar
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, Nortl
and East can bs procured At the once under tn
AeLuEe House, Wheeling, Va or with Tickle
| Agent At bridgeport Station.
freight eontracts will be made at lowest rates Z
any point accessible by road and Its connections
| TO the EAST North Weat and NORTHWEST, NJ ONO
| under A'LurO House, or with Pt. Agent az Bridge
| Poft station. MN. D.TERRY, Agent, !.
-H Wheeling, Va.
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
| J.G. MCCULLOUGH, President
Z. aYERs. Gent Ticket Ag,t. nnr1R
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
WItnsAs:

Ihereby certify to the best OF my knowledge aud
belief the above named EuArAntorl are gOoi aud
eg"r 70 Be AseuE4ty.ssr. .ir - 20 ..----I
To DO esrtinsd BY the United stAtS4 Diatr CT At
tornsy, COilecLOF Of 3uStons, any other oncer
unker the United states Government, or RESPONSE
Bile psrson known TO thts Ottico.
All proposals received under this advertisement
vi DO OPenrd and examined At Tits Office on WhD-
hRSDAI and SArUkD AY OF each week, at II 81.
HiuderS respectfully invited ~ DO PrrsepE at the
opening Of bids, n they desire. "''f
A.Y. BARHIEGER.
VT Captain and Chief QuartOsrn AsIGr,
JAn22-tt department Of West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

b. RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $50 A. II. aud / 10 P. ~, ar
LeaTe Pittsburgh ~ las A. NJ 6:I6 A. 81. and
ls45 p. ~, arrive st Bridgeport at SEQ A. M lOES
4, d. and 6sna p N " - > 'U'S'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

We, the undersigned. re.idsntss Os--in the
County a. AII sISte o., hvreby Jointly
and seTSIAlly covenant With tho United sthies and
guarantee 10 Gaze the lOTegoine bid OT--bS
accepted that he OF they will WtSnIn days AMER
the acceptance OF ad bid SEoenEe the contract tor
Ehs cane with good aud sutnsisnt BuEeties in y
sum equal 70 hs amount Of the eontraet 70 iuPAiah
tue forage prOp0sed4tn comfortably to the terms OF
advertisement dated - 1864, under which the
bid Was mA1e, aud IN case the AAid--shhllI fad to
enter into . contract ~ RtJTesAd We guarantee to
make god the difference between tue otEF b. the
sAld and The Next lowest responsible bidder,
OF the person 70 whom the eoatrAet may awarded.
Given under our hands Add seals thS-day Of
-as6&. rEf.ter
Witness:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
hRMPFIRLD -RAILROAU

J.H. MCCULLOUGH, President. 'P'F''O'
? Z. MYERS, Gent Ticket ArSt r,r1R .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

Capt A. v. BLARrHoEE, Chisf Quartsrmastsr Depart.
menL Of Wet Nlr.dnLA, UatnoerLAnd, I'D.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

mon TIE LtstOnvoEth 6eSsasvOtITsi Alteh4B.
ArIsmus ward Among the PrinIsrs
s-Els Discusses Dan. wilder Of the
Le0yenyVorIh OOnPeryRuYS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

neg AT NJ. % MAIN STREET,
d. az b. lover. the Savings Baukl
~open tor Students day aud evening.
1lnE purpose Of this Institution /. Is Instruct
u Joung men (And women tool IN tbs princHiles
which govern the correct Transaction Of peeuuiaty
business in AccOuntantShip aud iLs
BOOk-kEEPING, 40
stripped Of iLs absurd yerbIRge and ancient pro-
Ii1bSy and tHtricaey, and adapted 10 the modern
mode Of doing business, especially IN ihe UniIsd
States is the leading subject ofAttsnIOn. It's LAWS
which arc exact unerTinK and Iret, from eIceD.
Won q tao;s o. mature and eomFrsed in very few
who Is then conducted through c0urSe Of practical
Bookkeeping, in numerous ssts Of books in great
thehfTWhioG efShIo5 hIiu s6dppIJ with facility
to any kind OF businesI. - n ,. =. :
A WRITING SCHOOL
IL open day aud evening, attended bv both ladies'
end gentlemen where without entering for the full
course, good handwriting can be obtained in q
3;S0JTf yARlTHmETIo, 3 l
and its application 70, almSu6er' Of - -
cOUETIEG.HODsE CALCULATIONS,
resolve the attention their primary Importance de.
mazda Ehestp4snt viii be mad aad ~ "a al with
settral fnodes d ealeaIstiOh' not-fodad ia Books
tending greatly to the abbreViAtion OF his work.
There Is open 70 thv Gtudent Also a eourssOt
l.a BUSINESS. SCIENCE
comprising Political ScOnOmy, G,-nmerciat Law AnO
usaEes finance, Banking and Currency; alSo maxiIna
Of eminent Business Men in regard to The be9f
methods Of conducting business successfully and
avoiding failure. If' -
Instructions in the above subjects are inter,pcrA
ed Eith maxine aud fluctuations tending TO the
formation Of htgh character a. men and citisepu
The course Of inAtTuctIon IA intended. 10 bs A.
comprehensive and thorough that OF any Of the
Commercial Colleges, while The eIpOuse % the stu
dent Il much less.
I.I.H. beSs leave 70 rSteF thUse 70 E6ou, hs IL
unknown to the oticsrL OF the banks in wheeling
and bridgeport, and especially to hi. StudentSS
.-Iaal TERMS, sc. -. loo
Ror the foil curse above indicated the tuition
Zee tSOl payable on entering. For the regulate
blank books s.. Time unllmI:ed; to remain or re.
turn AZ pleasure. The course u usually completed
| In from two to three months. mi
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28
From the Dayton (o.) Empire.
The Situation.

There are proposed at this time to be es-
tabl:shed upon our continent. two new Gov
ernments-oDe Republic, and one a M on
archy. The Lincoln Administration is wa.
giDg airelentIess war OF 'subjugation and con-
quest CHATS what it is exactly upon the
Republic, and supinely allowing the Mon
archy to assume such proportions as will
make it fixed fact, without SO much as q
wink of opposition. A bill protesting against
this fragrant violation of the long cherishe ed
Monroe Doctrine has been brought to an
Iiguominious halt in the Senate on account
of the dastardly and reasonable irdecision
Of the Foreign Committee, acting under th o
direction of Lincoln and Seward. Mean
time two or more me mbers of the House of
Representatives are denounced ard threaten
ed with expulsion for protesting, as they
have perfectly clear right to do, and as it is
their solemn duty to do, against the further
weakening by this lost unnatural war, of
the Republican pOtoer of our continent II we
are to maintain the Monroe Doctrine, we
must husband our strength. The Repub-
lican candle is ablaze at both ends. II we
continue to exhaust our power as that of
Monarchy increases and encroaches, we will
soon be compelled to bow in helpless i'm
potence to the fate of Mexico. The propo-
sition is self-evident.
The Administration is wagiug a relentless
war upon people. who, under a system of
Government almost identical with our own,
have declared, and are end eavoring to main
tain, defensively, their Independence as
separate Republic They have been great
ly weakened by the conflict. and so have
we, aud SO has the power of the Republican
principle which both of us represent. Pend
ing this conflict between North and South,
sister Republic has been crushed ont Of
existence, and an Empire reared upon its
ruins. The Monarchical power as gained
a firm foothold upon our continent without
resistance, and strange as it may seem, while
Long and Harris are being threatened with
expulsion for taking ground against the ex
termination of those who would ch erish and
defend Constitution almost identical with
our own, there is not so much as whisper
of indignation against the bastard crew at
Washington who are standing in atrocious
allegiance before the aggressive spirit OF
monarchy which, at the end of our war OF
"subjugation" will be ready to relieve US Of
further trouble.
Query? Who are the worst enemies of
free Government, those who give aid and
comfort to the Mexican Monarchy. or those
who prefer two Republics to the subjugation
Of the people OF both1 and the consequent ex
tinction Of Free Government in America?
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28
Particulars OF the Capture Of Plymouth,
hY the Cnnfederates.


NEwBERN, N. c.. April 22.-The battle
which had been going on'at Plymouth from
Sunday. 18th, to the Goth, resulted 10 the
capture of the city by the enemy, on We'd
nesday noon. including Gen. Vessels. and
his forces, 1900 men. The enemy obtain =
ed possession ofthe town at o'clock in the
morning. Gen. Vessels and his troops re-
tired into Fort William and held out until
noon. repulsing the enemy in several des-
perate assaults, whose loss is said to be 700,
while our loss is slight.
Gen. Vessels who gained such distiuc.-
ton in the seven days fight before Rich
rnond, has made in siege, most heroic re-
sistance with his little band of veterans. -
Several weeks since he called for 5000 men,
stating in most solemn manner that it
would be mpossible to hold the city with
less number.
Gen. Peck, who says be had given Gen.
Vessels all the assistance in his power, in
the same solemn manner, time and again
called for reinforceme
1t is reported the enemy has left Ply
mouth and now moving on Waska, also on
this city.
The rebel ram at Kinstou, has 1t is ascer-
tanned moved toward Newborn, and is ex-
pected TO make an attack in day or two.
More guuboats AID achievements are
Immediately required here and at Wash
ingtOn.
Two companies belonging to the 81 N.
Carolina Union Volunteers were among the
captured at Plymouth; most of whom were
taken and shot by the enemy.
After our forces had surrendered all the
negroes found in uniform were also shot.
The funeral Of Com modore Flesssr takes
place here to morrow.
The Rebel Ram at Plymouth. which came
down the Roanoke, is expected to act in
concert with the other Rams in the attack
on Washington and Newbern. She carries
three small guns and one 64-pouuder.-
With the aid Of few Gunboats, these
Rams could readily be run down-as their
sea-going qualities are bad-under the
cover of night. The Ram at Plymouth
sunk two of our GuBboats, but il is not ex-
pected she will attack any respectable num-
Der Of Gun boats in the daytime.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28
REPRESENTATIVE HAaa.s-In a de

REPRESENTATIVE HARRIs-In a debate
las, week, in the lower House, Harris re-
marked in his savage manner. you say
YOU will bring the South to subjectiop.'
That is not done yet. and God Almighty
grant that it never may be, hope you will
never subjugate the Sruth.
When the words were taken down and
read from the clerks desk, ne exclaimed
that's right. I sag it over again, what have
you got TO say about it?"
Amid the confusion, laughter and curses
lash burne advanced down the aisle and
raising his voice above the din, he shouted,
Il protest against any man uttering such
language in this Hail."
Harris responded:
You mean you are afraid of it? Shouts
of "order" resounded from the tory side of
the House, and the Speaker ordered Harris
TO take his seat. Harris quivering with an
ger aud scorn turned sneerinsiy to Wash
burne aud exclaimed, you God d-n viii
Ii an you"
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28

EThe New FORK Herald says: "The
Secretary of War has applied to Governor
Seymour for the State militia for garrison
duty temporarily, within the Notifications
of the city and State, in order that th e
Union troops now in this service may be
relieved and pushed forward to the front, >
and the Governor, having chserfully COM
piled with this request, we presume that at
q full brigade of veteran soldiers will thus
be added to the gallant old Army of the
Potomac
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28
FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN INp1A.-Wher

FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN INDIA.-Wben
the Hindoo is dead. his body is laid on a
bier; be IS carried Usually to the sea or Tiv
err. where the funeral pile is ready pre- pared.
His face is exposed. Over the corpse is
thrown white cloth, on which many iow-
ers are strewn. Before the body is taken
to be buTnt, it is anointed with ghee, clari-
fed butter. Arrived at the side of the
water. the nearest relation sets FIRE to the
pile, which is soon in a blaze. 1t takes
three hundred pounds weight Of wood to
consume the body Of an adult. The cere-
monies are numerous, and a description Of
them would fill chapter. The ashes are
afterwards thrown into the river sea, and
more ceremonies go on, called 'Shrsdhu,'
which consists Of rites for the repOse of the
soul Of the departed; it is strictly attended
to, end often costs a great deal Of money
the priests receiving very handsome pres
ents from the relations.