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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

ARE spoken OF by the religious conmu-
nifty or secular public.
THE 'Ar1SssboI %sb IDEsT' EXPENDITURES
The annual report of Secretary Chase
just submitted to Congress, is mainly
devoted to an exhibit of the actual re-
ceiprs and expenditures Of the govern
msnt during the past fiscal year and to
estimates of future receipts and expen.
ditures, together with statement Of
the present and estimated future ia
t:onal debt. A few paragraphs will
embrace the gists Of the whole matter:
The aggregate transactions OF the
treasury for the past fiscal year ksye
been as follows:
Recp.s from all sources$9ol 125.674 86
Disbursements e95,796,6so.65
The receipts from all ordinary sour
ces were:
From customs 500, ,O39,642 40
From lands 1851 II
From miscellaneous 3.046.6l5 IS
From direct tax 1,485,103 61
From internal revenue 37G40,7S7 95
Balance from last year 1908, i6 81
Total $l24,443 313 90
The additional sums to make up the
disbursements were derived from loans
The disbursements are given as FOL-
lows: ~
Civil service $o3, 253 922 0S
Pensions ana Indians 4,216,520, 70
War Department 599,29S.G0O 80
Navy Department G3 2ll,105 y
Interest on debt 24,129 SAG 81
Total S714709: :995 5S
The balance Of dishurs ements, eqxal
to the difference between the above to
al and the.sum hcfo,e given as the ag
gregnte disbursements, consists Of Va
ri W. sums used pay borrowed money.
The natioxal debt at the end Of the
fiscal year which was July lst last
is fouxd Ivy adding tue loans Of the
past fiscal year to the previous debt:
Debt Jnlyl, 1862 S5OS. .526. .499 OS
Debt for last year, 90.26G,6S2 20
Total debt lastJaly,$1, ,09S: :793,l8l 81
Add estimated debt
this year 5SS.163,46O OF
Total 'lebt next Ju'y,sl,6S6 956,641 Al
Add estimated
debt next year, 544.478, ,54S 90
Total debt, end Of
next year, $2,23i 935 100 81
1t should bc remembered that the
secretary deals only with actual dis
bursements from the treasury for audi
ted and established claims. The whole
amount of federal Indebtedness, inclu-
ding just floating claims, would doubt
less run the last sum quite up to THREE
THOUSAND MILLIONS.
Secretary Chase admits, what is ap-
p ,rsnt from the above figures, that The
war must be speedily cl se'l or the gov.
ernment must res rt to heavily lncrea-
sed taxution. The sum actually pail
from the federal treasury the past fiscal
year averaged precisely q 454,237 81
per day-.or nearly two millions ana IL
half between tho rising aud setting Of
every sun -Milwauke News
The Portland (Maine) Argus thus
heads its remarks upon the Presidents
ingenious invention Of plan:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

The Portland (Maine) Aryu. thus
heads its remarks upon the Presidents
ingenious invention If plan:
Tue Presidents last proclamation .
curious muddls. Proposes to form
states exclusively ofpardoned criminals! {!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
p. DuNn ,

P. .DufAn,
- Fashionable tailor, at the old record
or's efce, Decsrah, Iowa All work
liz warranted to fit, and made IN the most
fashionable style. Cutting done at short
notice and warranted TO suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

A 'SrRAPPlNo'FELLow.-A "A Barber.
BYA "CLtENT."-There is always
much feasibility about the advice Of .
LAWYER,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
S714.7O9.995 So
Totn |

Total debt last tJnly,$1, ,09S: 1881 81
Add estimated debt
this year 5SS,163,460 OF
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

Being very cold we consider it bad
~oc.hsr foe the ,sos;i . tho hunaa-.ac.' y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

Total lebt next July 81 $3.50 956,641 At
Add estimated
debt next year, 544 ,478 ,54S 93
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
SHOT! SHOT! SHOT!!!

ORDERS for the various sizes ofshot Alled
~ promptly and warranted. Terms cash
liberal discount to the trade. Address j:
Dubuque Shst Manufacturing Company.
f~o1~oypl DsbwYsse Io ~
The New York herald., 1864-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID 8 or THE UNITED SONS OF rRrs-A SPECIAL
III %.s,ps ., The .scvs sSsy WI be held g N.,icn
nnss on raesa., evening oe,or rs fune!ua attend.
-'ee - JOHN GARLAND, President
ow,s cossAucHror Secretary.
(,RoroN ..ouEypcr DEPARTMENT, OCTOBER ~,
unpaid water rents on the iesy e Neysms: S.,ss
f,AUroN. TO THE PUBLiC.-os ACCOUNT ror
eSsa. ,d.ersm... % s spp.rns ns s,y I:psr. Of
efso c.ssr s ssr Yss he on asnors.d
sstn, IL ,ss United states ~ contract guy .n.srcd into
,s agent ss e. and and r,g5s..o.eg oo', a,.n.
fsr lie t.esins s.psr aslii iss1 sss and $50
and and ~ ss 10 me ne ..na
EMO 10 sa August paSs S:al a.
XIX q Soysms PasETs i'll sfErmsss sS a'
~ ss hereby .ummop.a . attend sp.ci. consun,es.
cn ~ oSfs scs rom o. a E. ~ on - H9ssss @
ss psrsSc. 10 lie 10 oas. H.wsp: p the de-
"'' W. : ' n . 'lDsHs sJoHs O. BECK. Master
LREscH BErEvoLESr soCfETY.-TBE ANNUAL
meeting OF TIE .gbscrp.rs viii isks place on Thurs.
day. the 9Th nat Mnr Cntets 7St Broadwsy At half
Ra n' "'R'iS; oifs'Psss'sy s..y m
COAL. WOOD, DC.
roKE DELIVERED fMMBDTArELY.-APPLYA AT 10
" avenue near Nineteenth street or Al The rAs WORKS
inTwenty -brsi street. near avenue A -
WOOD YARD-sEcoND AvRFuB, BETWEEN
w Tbiryhith and fbirky sIth The quail.
o. Pine OAK and hcsorr wood Tor sae by the oad
cord si ihe lowest market price. n n Al delivered
free Of charge, ROWLAND co.
PROPOSALS.. l.... ..s..--.
no MINERS -PRoP0sALs WANTED FOR SINKING
4 ssbsft on gold pine. 70 miles from New York
y. KEITH. ~ Liberty sArssA ~ T.
The New York herald., 1864-10-23
LOAN oFFICKs.

AfW-kOkHy LlBEhALLY ADVANCED ON Ola.
q aoSNpSs SpS MA1CHEs, JEWELRY, Ac also PAWN
Ekohhks llCkhIs BOUGBT for UIAkOEDs,WATCH
rs .JEsELaf &C, AT II BLEEckEH street up stars
oUfs ArRfcH, rs BROADWAY NEW YoRx
- He~u, - EF,, a. usun- tnirty per cert over sny
Gawsi Hsr snawls o. any srscis- of vrtu.
N ADIEs-A 0ENTIEMsN OF sEANs HAVING
- some money upempoyed, will loan D,snsnda
Wsiches srd deweieryt ~ moderate tnstest
,SsFtss khss a<<s~~S
The New York herald., 1864-10-23

THE NORTH AMERICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
OFFICES S,5E 81 y SaEL saT rSsS; sasSsr
,asSop sas'TA1 shzar sa'p yAGuk q PSst.ss 81 saah
SoAa 1 ISsIiitsos
wILLIiM r. Ros sLdFsos.
ysEDER,cx' sTs'sa'ifAKDr 'ssaG'siftcpAKDr
ARTHUR \. FkoAL
rIArr. GEE gSI'stsss SRS$SS BUCKLEY.
Moab wilson, Prssiden, OF sAe Marietta and CncinDa,s
Fredsrics schuchard. Of sessr. schueard, oebAarS
>. r, Giraud Poster, OF Messrs Foster A &rhompson.
sdnr, sE,% saissS RSelei:e se:. ~. ws Sss.n sss n
william sm Be a,on Sf Ass'% 81 S.s:1. ss' Williams s2n .ouo,
David Gibson Of Messns David Gibson Co. Cincinnati,
Thomas Buckley. Of Ns..r, Plat. Gerard 4 Bucr.,.
he OCEAN
Lloyd wells on OF creek and the celeb Reed wei or
sd Reed " s. on cass o. hrvA''
RrisS .seS s % ss
.mp. IL s ssspy sss ana
scoaed farms ms on puss creek Wash ns'on county oAe
.l.,ady r, % leased for OIL purp.o,e. !.
ard On Hughes river Richie county Va amounting 10 2a
The capital represents The above prop-r,
y TO the company and with the exception Of y $40 .bsrs
ten dollars per share
THE OHIO PETROLEUM COMPANY
i shares sioo Csp,sl 81 eoo 600
", Ohio including the whole OF the celebrated Jov farm
The nrst three wells bored 100
rrls day.
thirteen progress fsvteen IN a) which si ba
compieted by the LIST ~ December next.
Income Ut prcssnt $50 per day Two per cent sn
capitals stock now on hand for sales OF oil and appeabis
Yrs, dividend viii be declared on the Is. Of Dsc.ms.,
nert
Win material dsprscl.os e OIL below pre.en, prosa
:ss :;i ,s e r.. +: COMPANY Ss@s 70
ALtsy ID. vopcE. Secretary. =
NEW YoRK, Sept ~, 1874
The New York herald., 1864-10-23

DuRNHAMB FURNITURE RxPREsS-ii5 WEST
ID Eleventh street. between Fifth and sirh avenues. ~
Mirrors, China and glassware packed and shipped
Farpiture navsl In city esunuv. Farniture stored
The New York herald., 1864-10-23

EsiRsr GLASS Farms AND COUNTRY sEAIs FoR
sale-DcsirAbly located ut West Farms NJ Vernon.
white Plains New Rochelle, MamAroneck, Rye, Portchss-
ss. 0rceuwtch and Stamford tseverai froaung the
n0uud), 81 prices from - 500 TO SIS 900.
q r. IRELAND. No 6< Pima street, room IA
The New York herald., 1864-10-23

rrHR HIaH0ATE PBrRoLErM CONPArv.--THr !
trustees OF this COMPANY have this day declared diy.
dend Of the capital stock o this company
payable the lat November, At thet onice s3
The witt be closed on tho 27th Ocis
ber CHARLES THHUCRNOHJON, BecretAry.
NEW YoRx, Oct A. 1864.
orr nnn - PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY
|IC.UUU. wanted for a mining compsny where /,
srce realized. They must of The
est stand ng 10 the business community and aba 10 r
SinOOO aud 500l rcspectiyey Answer, wilR real
and address j n. W., Herald onlcc.
monO mn TO LoAN-AT SIX PER CENT, ON
6s1tJV.UUU New York city property. Apply tc
JOSEPH MASON, No ~ Pine street, rooms 10 and H.
BILLIARDS.
Tor sALE-TifREE SECOND HAND BILLIARD IA.
bes In good order. Apply at $40 sirth avenue, ~ Y.
L,oR sALB-sRveN TABLHs ONE CARBON, PoOL
Balls &C. in good order at No. dfe Sixth svenne.
L,oR PxCHAN8E-A BILLIARD TABLE. IN GOOD
order. Mirror or Lady Natch would BE- tasen,
would ~ sold cheap. Address = n. q. Herald snsa
The New York herald., 1864-10-23
OETROLEUM OIL STOCKS, 1lr
IN FIRST CLASS COMPANlk9 ROR 8ALH.
By ALBERT II. NICOLAY. No. - william street,

DENNIEs wANrED-AT TWELVE PRR CENT PRE-.
i MUM. and the large American BnRlish and Cansde,
Copper Cents at twenty i've cent premnm Also Un
ted States Revenue and Postage stamps bsush a. nena
par discount aoeorng 70 cunts, 81 the Hx-
change oe NAssau street. corner Of Cedar, opposite
the Post en1ce
pARrIRs HAVING CLAIMS AaA!Nsr HENRY ROB:
The New York herald., 1864-10-23

PETROLEUM COMPAYY
OF THE CITY OF NEW sORK
Once 81 Cedar st. New Gork.
CAPITAL o, s,UU000l
5000 Shares. Par value $40 each
TRUSTEES
NON. ROGER AykRlLL. .Danbury. Conn
NJ New tork~
- rev xorn~
ia nEs WApswoRrH New very
fo,a acquainted with the OIL Region " Western Penn
yvanlA the name OF tn company ndcatng IL locality
signihcant OF the great value of it, propGiies
There IL no better oil tcrrory.
II embrsces interests fee and IN twenty pro-
ductiva wells and IN twelve others epidy
ing completion; while the further development
unimproved area WILL al an early day greatly increase
wsonsr II asa permanent dividend paying investment
limited amount Of this solely or
The .ndersig.ed at $50 PER SHARE, BENG ONE HALY
or ITS PAR VALUE
The declared dividend for the isone per
s entire capital 70 which purchasers with the msnth wiz
JAMES wADswoRTH CO.
81 Cedar street, N. T..
The New York herald., 1864-10-23

DErROLEUM STOCKS AND LANos-U BROADwAH.
room 20.-For SALE .00o Buchanan Farm OF
Co.. 1902 shares Msnhan:n on Co. COG ssarss Ryna
desirable monthly dividend oil stocks lands Cherry
's.' -N WXGsrAPP eoBrGHIus
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
From the Red River Elk.
pedition.
Reported Demand by the Reb.
els for the Surrender Of
Alexandria.
AduN5oAT CRIPPLED BY THE
ENEMY.
General Steele Returns to Little
Rock viii Loss OF His Wagons,
Nest OF His Artillery, and
Two Thousand Men,

CAIRo, May e.-Tho steamer White Cloud
from Red river, reports the rebels In force or
both sides OF the river, with batteries planted
above and below the falls. She was fred into
below the mouth.
The gunboat Admiral Jared worse, being
badly crippled and six OF her crew killed or
wounded. The gunboat Juliet, No. 4, was
very much disabled, and had to be towed tc
NatcheE. Shells exploded inside the boat
Kidding IL completely. Eighteen were killed
aud many wounded. Transport Meteor was
also badly damaged, and toWod to New Or.
laAns.
The enemy attacked GroenVille, small town
opposite AleIandriA, but were driven back by
gunboStS. They have driven in our pickets q,
both places several times.
The Federal forces now at Alexandra re
ported 5000 strong. The rebel force Is quit,
heavy, under Kirby Smith, Magruder, Taylor
and others.
The white Cloud reports that Gag OF truce,
with ademand for the surrender OF AlexAndrla,
was sent TO Gen. Banks the day the boat left
that place; with what result was not known.
Tho steamer General Grant arrived at Mem
phis, reports having learned at Pine Bluff that
Steele, with his whole force, had arrived Al
Little Rock still followed BY the enemy, having
lost all his wagon transportation and greater
part Of his artillery.
No fears OF an attack on Little Rock wert
entertained, 1t being strongly fortified. The
wounded were being brought to Pine Bluff,
which Is also fortified, and considered defeusi.
BILE against attack.
Steamer Belle arrived at 81. Louis from Mem
PhiS, with one days later dates, with the Isl
Iowa cavalry from Little Rock, 9Th inst, on
board, on route homo on . furlough.
They eonnrm former accounts Of steele's losf
OF trains and artillery. Our loss In killed
wounded, prisoners and missing is estimated
at two Thousand.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
AmuBsmenIa.

GRoVnR's sTnHATRE.-The appearance at this
favoLits resort, tu.morrow evening, of the beAuti-
ful, the sseompllshod, the versAtlIs Mary Provost
viii be hailed with del ght ny all who femep pber
the decided sensation which her bewitchinE Eehius
sreated At Growers old theatre, two years ago
The play selested for hsr opening Il sheridan
Knowles' beautiful gem, the u Hunehbaok 1.-THE
shAtasteT Of Julia, IN which she 10 said 70 stand
uhequAlsd, being emiReutly htted tc display her
most renArhAblo accomplishments.
CANTERBURY Music HAIL.-An unusual
amount Of attraction 10 offered this evening. The
ssebrat.a Snow BROTHERS with their troupe Of dogs
and monkeys, said 10 bo the best trained quadru-
peds In the profession executing various aStonish
lag feats, such ~ hurdlng, rAeing, hc., sc. "cud
nsxt week.
VAAInTIEs.- OF the summer
saason fo-niEht First appearances, in six years. In
w.hinGtol sf the g eat American illusion 1t, Mr..
whitney, who vi appear In 4 wor Of tricks, a.
represented In his nyslo laboratoryi also, frat
ArrsArsnso OF the popular actress Mrs. Frank
Drew also, initial night here OF Mile Amelia, he
sd-sfhs Grsa, star and stock company will appear.
Misc EyAHs, the distinguished Welsh ora
rsss, vill deliver address 10 Rev DR.. chsn"t ga
shursh Wednesday evening, May u, At Q O'Clock
rsksts 10 esn's reserved seats 10 cents, 20 be OBJ
ssinst ~ the hotels, bookstores and door.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
OuR HEWaf

Assisted BY our indefatigsble editorial and
rePortorisl corps, and brigade Of industrious
NEws BOYS, We have been enabled TO lay before
the public the latest reliable information at the
earliest moment since the present military
campaign commenced.
Since yesterday noon the REPUBLICAN RI.
rRAs have not only been circulated in ever,
part OF the District by thousands. but the glad
tldings which they have contained Of the vic
Tious advance OF our splendid armies ln vlr.
ginis, Tennessee and Georgia has been sent to
every part ofthe country upon the organized
wings fthe lightning.
We accept this 10 behalf Of our assistants
and employees ss q testimonial to their supe-
rlor enterprise. We shall continue to furnish
the latest news at the earliest moment.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

ouuaAL GRApT AsTonIsuxp M DuTcH
NAE During the battle OF Shiloh. an Officer
hurriedly rode mp IN an 80 snd iuQuired fol
Grant "Thst's him Win the neld glass, y
said the AID. wheeling his horso about, ths
ofncer furiously rode up 70 the General, and,
touching bis cap. thus addressed himi "shen.
eral, wants N make one report, ochwartz's
battery 10 tnok.o "Ha ~ says the General
"how is that I" Veil, you see, Sheneral, Dc
I'D shesheehnists come mp In front OF us, dc
I'D shesheshnists nanked us. and dc i'd she.
sks.hnis,s come IN de rear of us, and schwartx,s
battery was took" "well, slr," said the Gen.
srAl, "you Of course spiked the guns." "vati'i
erclaimtd tho Dutchman, In astonishment,
''schplke dem guns-schpike dem new Runs
No, u would schpoil dem |" "Well, !" said the
General, sharply, "whAt did you dot" "Do
W, We took dem back again"
TANKn PRisoNnRs DIIEG.-At the military
priaon At Andereonville, Ca, near Americas,
the Tankess, weAro Informed are dying at the
rate Of twenty TO twenty-five per dAy. II this
continues We will have but few prisoners 70
exchange. - Raleigh C9vederate.
Then feed them and treat them like human
beings. "DyinR at the rate Of twenty 70 TWEEN
ty-hve per dayP They are starved and shot
n death, 40 We have pretty good reason 10 be-
liovo, and their death attributed TO small pox
or some other violent contagious diseass.--Rs,i
bsFns 1spsss. r.T. ..t.
Coin was staggering along at 17lt to-day
a mon. p. ~ U.r
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
PROCLAMATION BY GEN. GRANT.
How he Treats Loyal citizens a. he Ad,
vSness In ths Ehemy's Country.

How he Treats Loyal citizens as he Adj
vsness In the Enemy's Country.
Nothing can be more interesting at this time,
In view OF General Grants present position,
than to know how he proposes to treAt the
people In the country through which he passes
in pursuit Of armed rebels. We cannot arrive
at General Grants views better than to repub-
lIsh his celebrated proclamation, issued TO the
people OF Kentucky at Paducah In 1851. Here
II Isl -.
l have come among you, not as an enemy,
but as your friend and fellow-citIEen; not to
injure or annoy you, but To respect the rights
and to defend aud enforce the rights OF all
loyal citlzens. An enemy, In rebellion aRainst
our common Government, has taken po'seaion
OF and planted It's gums upon the soil of Ken
tucky, and fred upon our flag. Hickman aud
Columbus Hre In his hands. He Ia moving
upon your city. am here TO defend you
againt this enemy, and to assert and maintain
the authority and sovereignty OF your Govern
ment and mine. have nothing to do with
opinions. / shall deal only with armed rebel
lion and its aiders and abrttors.
You can pursue your usual Avocations with
out fear or hlndrance. The strong arm OF the
Govrnmrnt 10 here To protect It's friends, and
to punish only It's enemies. Whenever II is
manifest that you are able To defend your
selves, 10 maintain the authority Of your Gov
eminent and protect the rights OF all is loyal
| citizens, I shall wi, hdrAw the forces under my
command from your city:
US. GRANT,
Brig. Gen. U. 8. A., Commanding.
Paducah, Sept. 9th, 1851.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
ALExANo NoRIA NEW S

VIZ YLKI the following items Of neWs from
the Ssis JOsrn OF the T'h inIf.i
1hS ~ Gun - The imnIRnse gun At Fort RodgerI
iG We uhdsTstard, to be 'let loose In short time
and II 10 thought IN Il when The mon Jter SpeAki
IN the viSinIty viii So feiisvsd ii their psaeI W.
presume the MAJOR In scmmAnd will give timely n O.
hss NJ the event, In order that our citizens may be
prepared against brsAkAEe BY having their win
doWs raised. 81 @|
ISJornsftOA Wdni,d -Four ladies from the South
arrived the ears In this city night before l-Et
AAd ara now stopping on UnIOn street. II 10 sup
posed their husbands arrived here snms days ago
~ thSy made their escape into our lines The
nAmsa OF two OF these ladies are Louisa Nicholas
And Emma Dodaon
lisp 0ViHS. we notice that the property holders
en- Il 4 street, below Fairfax, hAVs commenced
h.L 49,. 'hSl5 nae"ss nae"ssuth uth he ne" grade OF
Aonta Of this street hniShed, aG they will Improve
the apDsArAasS Of ths business portion OF our city
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
THE HriaHr OF IMpUpENor.

The announcement Of penny-vhistle prin
on Saturday that our news published That day
was not confirmed by information received
at that ONCE, any one can understand who
knows the difference between industry and
lazinrss; but this penny-wbistle mesnness,
contemptible as Ii appears to the minds OF ali
honorable men, Ia entirely overshadowed BY
the impudepce exhibited to-day BY . morning
sheet protesting to be the organ OF one OF the
Departments, In announcing that "no Official
account OF tho movements Of the Army" was
received 10 the city yesterday. We pronounce
this Rdtepsent false.
Tho extras issued yesterday from the ONCE
Of the r PrBLIcAN were based upon Official
dispatches received In tbissity by the Govern
tary Stanton to General Dix, published else
where, confirms all that we said.
But the height OF impudence is displayed by
the editor Of our morning contemporary in the
following statements
up to a late hour We had no news to
pabulum In the shane of manufactured sensa-
tlons. The raw material, news, whenever It
C0lneh, 10 RTteully ueVOureu Dy hlls but many
yesterday, through their over but very natural
anxiety, seiEed Ns shadow for the nsbstdnee, and
fed upon the husks Of unfounded reports"
The shsdowy " husks" In the above para
graph alludes to our Sunday Extras, without
any doubt, but who would suppose, after such
pompous talk, that those very husks" were
furnished the readers OF the same morning
print as the only reliable news the editor had
to offer themI But such-is the fact. The very
language which appears In the "orgsn," as q
doSols-lsaded editorial, was written by the Edi-
tor OF the RRPUBIIcAS yesterday, and appeared
verbatim ~ part OF one Of our Extras.
The very news which the "organ" publishes
to-day under Its telegraph head, credited to the
Tribune OF New York, about army movements
before Chattanooga and on the Peninsula, was
published eIclusiyely in one Of our e1trat yes
terday!
Secondhand Shadows" and "husks" seem
to be good enough for the readers oftbe "organ"
in the opinion Of its sDtsrpriEin0 editor,
II some one will measure the edi tor Of tho
"organ," the exact height OF impudence will
be obtainedl
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
R.,,,. foT ns WoundTd,

The Sanitary Commission, the Christian
Commission, aud tho various State SgencIes.
ere all on the alert 10 provide every possible
sld fsF the men wounded In Ihs battles of the
Wlldsrbess, and persons having friendS In tbs
army may rect ssSurSd that all the comfort
which good eamaritsnism and Christian sym.
p,thy, guided b. sclsntinc knowledge, can give
will be rsndrFsd % fhe brave msn who have
been or msv BE- huE In ihs bIeOdy battle. Of the
present campaign.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
Diplonratis Pianis.

os saturday, last the nsnbsrs Of the diffsrssi
Foreign Legations In this city held thsir aAsual
Jss ehSnpsirs At Crystal spring.. The hotel and
grounds Of this delightful sylvan retreat were
gwen up entirely 10 the party, which was large
one. The day was spent In . delightful manner
by our friends from abroad. They know wail hsw
to enjoy the natural beauties OF such . sssas ei
forest gr"ve and waterfall ~ the losality Of the
Crystal Spring presents. The hotel has been
rented BY beasrs. Finley and Finnsgan, Of this
city, who have rented and renovated IL in prspA.
ration for the warn season.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09

NJ MsIIsAA MustAnE LAinAsat.-Fhs
parties In g. LouiS And ciAsinAA All, who hAVs SeSa
sounterfsitinE he hustauG Lnihsnt under pro-
tenee OF propristorship, have been thorsaGhlJ e.
topped By the sourts. To guard against hirthss
Imposition, have prosured Iron the United stAtss
Treasury . private steel plate revenue s1Anp,
which Il placed over the top Of each SItsds. AAsk
stamp bears the fee H~ik Of NJ siGnHturs, aaA
without which the article 10 souhts-fsit Danger
Gus and worthless imitation. ExAnins every bot
Tie. Thh LniAeAt has bees In uss AAd growing
In fAsor Tor AAny years. There hardly sEisn .
hamlet on the hAbitabls Elobs that does set soR-
tain sVidsnss Of itS wonderful sRssts, IL ne
best emolisnt In the world. WITH In present In.
proved Ingredients, its sassts upoa mas Aad bsast
are perfectly remarkable. Sores Aie healed, pAins
relieved, lives saved, valuable AnimAlS AAas usO-
ful. aud untold Ills ASsuAEed. For suts, bTuisss,
SprAinS, TheunAtlSn, EWslhnES, htss, SakSA
breasts, strained horssa, ks,, u 10 = sovereign
remedy that should ntvsr Ss dispensed vita. y
should be In sVsry family. Sold By All dragEiHta.
fsao-soan p.S BARNES New ISsk.