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NJ the President OF the unised States.
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whereas 'ne se' oil oongress OF the soth OF
sep,omoet, io'o, enhned IAN act 70 creste
suu'''onsi eoi'eeuon ois'ricts In 'ne s'a'e OF
oainornia' anu 10 ehsnge the existing districts
.ne'eln, ana 10 modiiy the existing eoilec''on
u'uie's IN tne united eta'es, eh.enu' W
nerehsnu,so "srehoused under oona ."e PRIV.
hose oi oe'ng eI ported 70 the Dri'sh worm
AnotieAn rrosinees, aoJoinioe Se i'eu
etates' In the manner preserlOca no Se' o'
congress OF the ID Oh hsren, i1f', "nien
aesigna'ee certain Ionuer Pot'e nroosn "nien
msrenanaise may 70 e,Poee, "ru iu."e'
provides 'ns' suen o'neI por's' si.us'eo on
INC nonuers o' INC n''oo s'Aies s'Joi"i"s 'ne
brtsn MORN american rro'ihees' ~ may
nefea,'er % lounu e,Peoien.' may nave eh'
'ehuou w 'n0"' 'uo "Ae PiNheboe' on 'no roc-
ommendalion OF tho Secretary OF the Treasury,
and proclamation duly made by the President
OF the United States, specially designating the
ports to which the aforesaid privileges are 10
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

.BoUTHERN WATERING PLAoEs.--Among the
Inducements advertised in Southern papers In
favor Of certain watering places is their "re-
moteness from danger" One landlord de-
scribes his place as one not troubled by . late
Union raid, and that "there is nothing about
or around TO attract the enemy, unless they are
In search OF health, good water, pure and
healing atmosphere, and unsurpassed mountain
scenery"
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Rebel Raider. psre.,sd In rsnnss,s.

CLARKsvILLE, TENN, August ia small
scout, sent out from here Yesterday, arrived at
midnight, and report 800 rebels, commanded
by Frank Woodward, at Garrettsburg, twelve
miles from here, at 0 O'Clock, last night. They
were well mounted, and armed mostly with
navy reyolyers, and were pressing horses and
mules indlscriminately. They are supposed TO
be on the way TO join Adam Johnson.
SECOND DISPATCH.
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 10, 1880 q. m.-Wood-
ward attacked Hopkinsyille about 4 O'Clock,
this morning, and was repulsed by company
Of the 52d Kentucky and 100 home guards. On
the second charge Woodward was mortally
wounded and taken prisoner. Two rebel SOL
diers were killed. There was no loss on our
side. The rebels are still lowering around the
town, and another attack is expected.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

New YORK, Aug. ia private letter from
St. Johns, Newfoundland, dated August 10th,
states that the frost In that section, few nights
previous, is reported TO have injured the po-
tato crop.
The weather has been unusually cold, aud the
fisheries have proved almost Q total failure.
Fears are entertained that the poorer classes
will suffer greatly the coming winter.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20
VIII. the Peace Party OF the South De-
mand Of the Pence Party at the Morth.


1t appears from an editorial artice, which
organ Of Jeff. Davis, that the shrewd rebels
put but little faith In the politicians who are
to make up the Chicago Convention. Knowing
that the Democratic party Is In . minority, and
that portion Of that party are for war until
the rebellion Is subdued, they fear that the
peace movement will prove . nzzie, unlese
somebody gets up q convention directly upon
nothing in 1t but peace.
tie reader will be struck, also, with the cool
cJnIumpt expressed for the Democratic party
IN the So',tineps article. How the ingratitude
Of the rebels looms up here Has not the
Democratic party fought, bled and died for the
South and for slavery and shall Its mangled
remains now be spurnsd by the naughty JEFF.
Davis and his miulonsi 1t must be humili-
atiDg to those who lsbored 90 long and
zYtlously in the North to give these fellows
supremacy in the national Government to be
scoticd at as they are in the following;
TEE PEACE PARTY AT THE NoRrH.-We
readily admit that we entertain some kindness
OF feeling, some respect, for the sincere advo-
Gates of peace at the North; but none whatever
ior he mere political tricksters, rho make peace
dEarty rdNyi"g cry, 10 get the loaves and hshes
OF ttice, and who are willing 10 20 Into con-
veuIiOn and bind themselves TO vote for q War
Democrat, should one be nominated. We have,
thtrefore, little hope from the Chicago conyeu
ton. The Democratic party u IN a minority at
the HoTh, and II the question Of peace be mar
rowtd down 10 the success Of that party, the
war must "ntinue. The friends OF peace, irre-
specttve oi old party names and distinctions.
we are sure, are in large majority In that sec.
ton. II the friends Of peace, regardless Of
party names and distinctions, would call con.
yention and nominate Q candidate, he would
walk over the turf.
The peace question is too vital and important
To be treated as a mere party matter, for II af
fecBs all equally and alike. Until such q con,
yrrtion as We suggest Is convened, We sec littl,
hope Of ending the war.-Rieh'noHd SsntintI
Aug. IL.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
CENTRE MARKnT.-The following is list of

CENTRE MARKET.-The following Is list Of
prices this morning.
Beef 2O0soc. per lb,i pork, 2o026c. per lbi veal,
2O@eoc per lbi mutton, 2cg26c. per lb.; lamb 25o.
per h.; ham, 3o6D32c. per Id mlddling, 2o9sOe.
per pairj cabbage l030o per headj Irish potatoes,
ooc per peck sweet potatoes, i2Ogl % per peeki
PEI
eaohj oantelopes, b6D9oo. eachj egg plants, 6p6o.
pieeej beets, sioS. per buueb butter, 6o9s6o. per
toes 1bDSOo per peck; pears per peeki squashes,
26c. per doz beans. Zoe. per peeki corn, Soe. per
doz dried peaches, 261 per quarts carrots, 3d. per
buDehi red peppers, 90. per bunchj kAle, SOC. per
peoki plums $50. per peck sturgeon, loc per ID.
lobster 9oc. per loi rock 7bc. per punchj halbut,
soc. per lb. perch, 76c per buneh rAur 6oc per
corn 90 per bush.j oats, clio as per bush ship
stuff, 90o. siio per bush.j brownstuff, 75c. per
bush; hay, si.76C92 per balei cut straw, 81 600
l.16 per bush.i wheat, s3,lo93 IS per buihj rye,
81 per bush.
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&c The Plantation Bitters have
cured me Of q derangement Of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs that has distressed me for yeara
Il acts like 4 charm. c. C. MOORE,
No. 26t Broadway"
Az. 40, &C., &c. &C.
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An Appeal to the citizens of Mobile.

The following appeal appears In the papers
Of Mobile,
AN APPEAL TO ALL MEN IN THIS COMMUNITY TO
TAXI UP ARMS IN DKPBSCK OF THEIR HoMRs.
Gen. Dabney Fl. Maury, commanding the
District Of the Gulf, has made an appeal to all
men In this community to take up arms and
organize themselves at once TO repel the enemy,
who has come again 10 possess himself OF this
harbor and city, and has assigned to Col. A.
8. Heron the duty Of organizing and com
manding the Louisianians and the battalion Of
employees; and to Col. 7. ]. Judge the duty Of
organizing and commanding all other troops
which may be organized under his call.
The undersigned accept the respective posi-
tions assigned them by this ordor, aud urgent
ly appeal to all men In the respective classes
designated to organize at once, and report
with their respective organizations to the Mill
tary Court Rooms In this city. Organize into
companies, and organize speedily, and report
Immediately.
Men Of Mobile and vicinity, do not Chang
FIRE" on this appeal. A. s. HERRoN,
THos. j. JUDGE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

THE sEvEs.THIRrr LoAs.-supplies OF the
new 7-So Treasury notes were sent yesterday to
the assistant treasurer at Boston, New York,
and Philadelphia. This causes no interruption
in filling subscriptions heretofore made.
The subscriptions to the 7-3o loan, reported
to the Treasury Department yesterday, amount
TO 81, ,2l4,00O.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

HALIFAX, Aug. 20.-The Tallahassee sailed
at two O'Clock this morning, going eastward.
The gunboat Pontoosuck arrived at six O'Clock,
having been detained by the fog. She sails
Immediately In pursuit. Another United States
steamer is slgnalled 10 the westward.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM SoRrsEss mosRoh.
hnsirs In NORTH csroiin.-Iasavy Firise
on Butier's u Raging CsnsIr

FoBrREss MoNRos, Aug. 19.-The following
Information has been received from Roanoke
Island, dated Aug. 10. Egs11
Capt. Ellis, formerly Of tho United States
navy, is now in command OF the rebel ram
Aibemarle.
LCspt. Moffatt, the former eommander, Is
now in command Of the rebel steamer Cog dette,
aud has Just run the blockade at Wilmington
with vessel, the cargo Of which Is cotton.
a Fifteen thousand pounds Of sugar were re-
celved recently at South Mills, N. O., by rebel
agents. and conveyed to Weldon, N. c., by
way OF Edenton. .....-
Ths mall steamer Keyport arrived at Old
Point at 8 p. m, from City Point, and reports
heavy firing in the direction of the canal last
night, from II to 5 o'clock, but brings no par
tioulara. . So .r ..0
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DEPART aEHT OF STATE,

august ~ ioos'
Information has been received at this De-
pArtment from Mr. John T. Potter, the Consul
General Of the United States at Montreal, that
tho Governor OF Canada has, by proclamation
dated August 9Th, prohibited the expectation
OF anthracite coal from that Province In any
manner or way Whatsoever.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

PRoMorED.-R. L. Reau, Esq, 3f Kansas,
has been promoted from arst class to a sec
ond class clerkship In the Paymaster Generals
office, War Department.
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Proprietor Of the Evening Star.
FARRAGUT's REooNNoIssAHoE A.
MOBILE.


We copy below telegram from the Rich
mond Sentinel OF Wednesday, nth, the sub
stance of which appeared in our paper OF yes
terday afternoon:
FROM GEORGIA.
MOBILE, Aug. l5.-This evening two moni-
tors and hve gunboats crossed Dog river bar
aud coming up to within two miles Of the OBJ
suuctions, opened ars for three hours on our
batteries and gunboais, doing no damage. One
oI our gunhoats replied handsomely. Our
batteries were silent. At sunset the enemy
hauled of.
\ special dispatch TO the Rsgistsr, from OK.
ford, on the l4th, says Chalmers dashed Into
Abbeviile and whipped the enemy, capturing
rs prisoners, and then fell back four miles
when the enemy attacked him and were re
pulsed.
Our loss was killed and IS wounded. Th,
enemy lost 50 killed, $50 wounded, and n
prisoners.
Firing was heard In the direction Of For
Morgan this morning.
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WHAT THE DEsERrERs SAr.-Deserters and
prisoners state that Lee has weakened Rich
mond by sending reinforcements u Early, In
the Valley. They also state that Gen. Cham
bliss, who Is West Pointer, In order to bring
his men up to the work of selfsacrlfce, was
obliged to assault them.
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BLOCKADE RUNsIEG.-There have been re-
ports of oontrabAnd trade In the way of Snug
the assistant provost marshal, attended by
competers assistance, went out to Bristol
Mills, Maryland, and arrested one Delino.
He was from Alexandria, Va, and profassed
to be seeking employment. There were, how
ever, many suspicious circumstances which
led TO the belief that he intended to engage In
the business OF Observation-Disclosures LoOk'
out Gazette.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 90.--The British brig
James Grow, from Liverpool, reports that on
the night Of the 18th, she spoke yacht or
pilot boat, which made earnest inquiries If she
had seen a steamer with one mast, and gave a
full description Of the Tallahassee. The boat
was, no doubt, the New York pilot, James
Funk, before reported as captured BY the Tai
la
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

THE American Dental Association, at Its
meeting at Niagara Falls last week, protested
aussthetics into this country, asserting that
the honor rightly belonged to the late DR.. Hor-
ace Wells, of Hartford. Tho Dental Associa-
ton were right that time.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 17.-Three guerrlllas
last night attempted TO steal horses from Mr..
Cooper's residence, seven miles south Of this
city. Mr.. Cooper, with double-barreled shot
gun, killed one, mortally wounded another,
and the other came here to-day and was ar.
rested,
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AmussmenIa.

VARIBnAs.-For the last four nights this
attractive place OF amusement has beea crowded
BY the public to witness the moral drama Of ~ The
SIX Degrees Of Crimen and as II will be played but
an eyeninE At this establishment to witness a. to-
gether with the great double show. Next Monday
eyening MRS. St0we's great work Of "Unole Toms
Cabin" will be performed at this estAblihment,
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The Richmond Frdminer of the 10th says
that the total number Of Yankee prisoners In
the Libby was s27, including 81 negro pris-
oners. Forty.four officers are held there.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

COULDN'T AFFoRD IT.-Wlthln the last two
months eighteen of the Pension ONCE clerks
have resigned, owing to the lnadequacy Of their
compensation, considering the high prices Of
living. Their salaries ranged from twelve to
eighteen hundred dollars per annum. The
vacancies thus created have been filled.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

Masonic FUNERAL.-Edwin A. Maxfeld, q
member Of Central Lodge No. IS, Of China, Maine,
died at Lincoln hospital yesterday afternoon. His
remains will be taken In charge by Naval Lodge
No. 4, Of this city, and inferred In tho Copgres.
sionAl cemetery, In the site owned by the Grand
Lodge, on tomorrow afternoon, at three o'clock.
The funeral, It'll expected, win be an imposing
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

CHIMNEY built in 1893, in an old house on
King street, in Northampton, Mass, and late,
iy taken down, furnished bricks enough to
build three modern chimneys, an underpin-
ming to house, eight piers in the cellar, a cis-
tern, and drain 800 feet long, besides wa
gOn load left
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

A HuaH THSa.--Some Of tho Democracy
want 10 make Ahuge affair OF their grand ratines-
tion meeting In September next. Mr.. Florence
proposed at meeting OF the committee that II
should be continued four days, beginning Friday
night, the 18th, and ending the following Monday.
II was objected TO as taking too much time and
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20
SecondEdition
FOUR O'Clock. p. M.
GRANTS ADVANCE UPON THE WEI
DON RAILROAD,

We haze reliable Information that ihe- 9Th
corps moved to the lefl OF Petersburg on
Thursday, and that 20 doubt is entertained
that Warren occupies the Weldon railroad. If
this is true we shan soon hear Of very import.
ant results from the movement. 'ICIto
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

CAIRO, Aug. 49, "A meeting last night for
the purpose OF organizing the Home Guards
was largely attended. Much enthusiasm was
manifested. Three companies were imme
dlately organized; others are form ng. The
organizations are for the same purpose as those
effected at Mound City and other towns along
the border.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

PoRT OF GEoRGETowN, CUsToM-HoUsB.--
Cleared-sehrs. Ann, Turner, St. Msry'sj constitu.
ton, sempkins, ,Wloomiooj Pursuit, Adams; Havre.
de Gracej L. Waterman, Catterel, HAvre.do.GrAoe
Baltimore brig Gamma, Marshall, Baltimore. kh.
tered-Sehr. Merchant, Phillips, Philadelphia,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

LAST Saturday night, Sherman shelled At
lanta, but the rebel papers say that only few
houses were burned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

IT s little singular, considering the admir-
alton and affection expressed for the soldier in
the resolutions OF all Democratic conventions,
that the majoriues against allowing soldiers to
vote In Pennsylvania came from the old and
steadfast Democratic counties, that roll up the
heaviest majorities for Democratic candidates.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

Frazier & Randolph advertise in the Rich
mond S,ntinei that the Rockbrdge Alum
Springs (vs.) are open to visitors, and that
their terms for the season will be s9o per day,
payable In the nsp issu.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

ALBANY, Aug. 1S.-The Democratic State
Committee has called q State Convention to
meet at Albany, on the 14th Of September, to
dominate an electoral ticket and candidates for
State officers, .r . .r.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

BOsTOE, Aug. ls.-The Newton Lubricating
Oh Works on Park street, RoTbury, were blown
up and set on 1re to-day, by the explosion Of
the boiler. A large quantity Of oil was de-
BtroJed. Loss s23 ,OOOi insured for $4,000.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

BOSTON, Aug. 19.--Three prisoners have re-
Gently been removed from Fort Warren, agree.
ably to their sentence by court-martial. One
at the Dry Tortugas, and the other two, rebel
spies, are consigned to the Albany penitentiary
for fourteen years each.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

APPonTMEsT.-hHjor J. D. N. POttsr, of
Hnods blsDd, IN sAdItiOnal psymsStsr, has
been appointsd psyns,t9 ~ ,hs Regular
Army Of the United stAtes. - -"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

The Providence Journal says that Gen. Burn
side rendered his resignation to Gen. Grant,
who refused to accept 1t, and also declined to
relieve him Of his command.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

NAVY YARD.-The flag ship Don was hauled
out in the stream this morning preparatory to
raising steam and trying her engine. There were
the river,
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CHARGE OF LARcENY.-Joseph Balllnger, for
nine years employed at the Treasury building,
was arrested and taken before Justice Clayton, on
the charge Of stealing lead from the Treasury De.
pArtment, He was held to bail for further hearing
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

NAVY YARD.-The gunboat Jacob Bell ar
rived at the yard yesterday afternoon from the
Lower Potomac. She has been stationed for some
time past IN tho PlAnkatAnk river. Large bodies
neck between the Potomac and Rappahannock
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

The STAPLES OF LIBA.--The chicago TIT
buns says there Is more than double the am ount
OF wheat and corn IN store In that city than
there was year ago. arY' D. rIsaiB
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THE FIRST d. G. .REoMEsT.-This regiment,
now stationed at Alexandria, under command OF
and my recruits. II Is thought that other COM
panies will be added TO make II full regiment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

Hugh SouthArd, rebel deIerters, were sent North
ysstesdsy, they having taken the oath OF allegi-
Anee. .. r ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

BKLIAsED. H. l.. Zimmerman, arrested
some days aimee for disloy atty has been roleased
from the Old Capitol on his taking the oath Of al.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-20

F. aPARADs.-The regiment composed OF the
clerks In the Treasury Department having been
uniformed, will parade this afternoon at three
House, ''.t ..a
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INTELLIGENCE FROM RICHMoNT
PAPERS.


The Sentinel has news from Georgia dated
Atlazta, August 18th, as follows;
At late hour yesterday evening the enemy
attempted TO drive In our pickets on the centre.
After sharp skirmish they were repulsed.
There was desultory firing along the lines
throughout the night and to-dny. Not few
shells thrown into the city had scriptural quo
tatious in Hebrew pasted on them! -
A body of the enemy's cavalry dashed into
Decatur this evening, and moved In the dlrec-
tion of Cobb's mill. A small force Of Infantry
Is reported at Decatur. Their actions indicate
another movement on our right.
Lively diminishing Is going ON our centre
this evening.
Everything looks brighter and more hopeful
than at any time during the siege.
The following local items we CLEAN from the
same journal;
Two jolly hucksters were pulled up, one by
the clerk Of the market, for buying fruit and
melons In the market TO sell again. Each was
fined $50, and the fruit and melonsof each
| confscated, ysf
Philip, slave of the Bank ofyirsinis, was
ordered to be whipped for having in his pos
session and selling two ounces OF quinlne,
stolen from the Confederate States Medical
Purveyor's department. s.. % ..
number Of nlggers, charged with various
petty larceneS, were yariously disposed of.
FROM the Richmond Ssntinel, Of the 10th,
we make the following gloomy extract from
a leading editorial;
oRANT's POSITION.
Everybody is looking with hope and anxiety
to the withdrawal OF Grants army. If such
withdrawal would end the war, 1t would, in
deed, be a consummation most devourly to
be wished for. But we know, or should know
| by this time, the unconquerable pertinAcity of
the Yankee nation; and looking TO their con-
! duct In the past, would have every reason 70
fear that such withdrawal would be but the
prelude to invasion In some new locality, where
new field for plunder, pillage and destruction
would be open TO his army Where he now is
he can do little harm, for the country around
and accessible to him has been robbed OF eV cry
thing, and rendered bare and dreary as a
desert. An occasional shell may do o little
damage in Petersburg, but in new field for
pillage, arson and robbery, In any wealthy
section of the Coufederacy, his army would do
us more damage in a day than they Ipdlct in
their present position In month.
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n r r I O I A L
Wan DEPARTMENT,
ADJuTAHr GENERAL's OFFICE,

ADJuTAHr GENERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHINsToH, March II, 1884,
All applications for leaves Of absence or per-
mission to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General HAlleek, Chief OF staff, and must
specify the business for which the officer desires
the permi,sion, Telezrams addressed direct to the
Secretary Of War on this subject will receive no
attention,
by order OF the Secretary OF War.
4. d. TOWNSEND,
m2i-U Assistant AdIutAnt General.
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Why are gate-posts like the human species
Because they propagate.
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ELEVEN thousand boarders filled the Sara
oga boarding. houses last week.
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JUDITH Russell,


q" lowe much 10 you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. W. II. wAesosER, Madrid, N. Y"
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"REEDsBuRY, Wis, Sept. 10, 1853.
"s Ihsve been In the army hospital
for fourteen months-speeohless and nearly dead.
At Alton, H., they gave me q bottle Of Plantation
my speech and cured me. c. A. FLAUTL.