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iuding 70 some men who hai been guilty
of dereliction OF duty. The General re-
piled, Il have no more right 10 swear at
them than at you. How would you like
me 10 damn you little now and them"
IL was fsvorite expression of bis that
politeness was a coin that passed current
every. where, and was never at adiseount.
His courage was oi kind most vsluabls
to sn army and 10 himself as a commander.
be was stoieai bus never impetuous-- calm,
cool aud SELF ossessed, no matter what the
dasger might surround him. tie never lost
hss presence OF mind tor a singie moment.
even 10 the most desperate situation, OF du-
ring the progress Of The most hotiy contested
engagement. his enthusiasm never gol the
better Of his judgment, aud he could give as
good counsel aud advice during he progress
OF bayooet charge. led by himself. ~ it he
we're enjoying social fsfs a tste Ear removed
from the scene Of hostile operations. lie
would form bis line OF battle under The heaY,
est fro OF the eRemy. with as ianeh indifier-
ence to rebel cannon and sharpehooters as il
he were arranging holiday dress-psrads.
We think We utter but the verdict o ali who
know General McrEkRsoS. when re say he
was model soldier and model gentleman
IA soldier whom the Republic can III afford
90 loss and gentleman whose loss society
will deeply feel
The General. vas an unmarried man. lie
has not visited home or friends, since tie out
break of the war; having often expressed his
liberalization neither 70 ask for. nor except
a furiough while the rebellion lasted. Cen
erti GRANT rendered him len7e Of absence
after the termination of the siege Of Vicks-
burg last sumner, but he would not accept
Il.
General McPHkRsoS's mother is aov living
at Fremoat, nesr Toledo. II THE State Cia.
Commercial
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-.e..ir-i I.sle. =. D.s..... Il sxpillisse m.
r.ss, an - A. inieouns IN dlsasss of tks urspsr.
~ ssus trsilg -. 1flfs CT d.ssp<tlor, 40 II
1ssa = eFn tef'-s Fiis - ysiFs, Brsbr e. t.rss
pArilis, IA s8ll 4.s1fes ~ - Dr,snde6
The frop riotsr a. .firs he hecae1ie- ~ N.
s1dic 81 sS1i1 ftfr e -ifiinciy s1d-rrtcot ina
ass sls rot Psient Eesirius-. ofEossrsrss. rrssr.
''''''' faAsshoS 80 csKnIsrEs
via re Frssissi eeflItcf. Ltlniosl knc~ istss
-.t oert dessict ~ iilir ccustinsdon, l., a Drso
aty 4 Phila1siphis. 1ht.s ta-l1Ess are En<orsx
hsoosaa.eo6se sst Ulsd A. - fsl<iic> ~ PkTa-
cia1s f.r 80 c1fe lf lie a1r-1 l.tt.f.r
- are fsiieri1t Tiif e-y ~ in- sieve rSsrtra.
pf0cura ~ '.eueds 81 once
RvIdsnos 3 - .1c-i rs4.llf et1 sssroc-iti.
caAfecfsf VII rrccrI ,zl,g he rrdscir-
Cefuncatas q cures fcns sic - Sesfs asnoiEk
siib nsnss ku0vf - fc,rnss 49, fare.
FcT ulr1tral prop frs 20 Q Cnr. sfs--r--,
t1rf 81 fhs LnItef fIrlr
- profeeseT rensas rsinseis -cr. sr hc
Practice - PhTsic
see r-uaTka ue1t lea ..t re.1r-..e<
Paysi Ck, Ptiladeipb.s.
f@s remsrks sl.3e u 49,. Ertrc.a- rcpo-,.. =
osleoTstc4 f1Jz.eaE -ll ktEpe. ., - Roysl Co,
isss d surgeon. ire,aui -13 DEblisksc h 1s
rrsBssciions ofthe ki1s md osesn'f gocru.l
Bee helsoo-ChirusEical heris-, ysbi;shs1 b,
Bsr5ansn Tss~o-'. fs'iov q as5si oellsss q ss-
- aos. q ~ late siand.ss = .rss q x.d.4as
szi1sei b1ohss ~ y pr sostir - Gin ~ ee o.
= saraspariil.. o. - = o.
iurruFcl Lgtt eehs = ~ ~
"a tslf eonsu q ss1h frr ga o. sascn wiii - srG
1ie1 - cure % 70 e. cLflilets N t4rscoo1s
ars staerei 20 Delivered ~ sng fidress. .<czFoU
pa1kcd ffo1l 90ssF-rtc--
So Dsscri-e ayz3pions in 81 csuzarfosnnas.
Cure Guaranteed Advice afsos
1 AFFIDAVIT.
i -Prrssusiiy sppsaFsa bsfoFe lre. Aitsrnsn g
lie cifI cfPhilatepnis. - = heil1boit. uno bsins
4rly ssorn. @oit ~, his pIeDaraticna confsin y.
ssrsotie. 70 meresry. O othsf .oarieas aIas., N
] arc pertlg TegrfaDIr ~ h8LER1LD
ssor1 and sobscribec before me. thfs ~ isf .
| HsTcmtel. itttA ~ II. IfbbkkD, kitsr1,s.-
Hirlb a.. eboss hsoe, pbtia
sffte1s leltsfs loT i-foflnsllcl n conf fenas .c
1 A. T. azLNBOLD, Cbsmls.
Depsf<. ~ :. Teeth r.. bel Chestnut, Pbils
And teG. lroaduag Rev roFs
oF Bevslt of Cofrff~'tiia and DEprinsipss
tsai1ys Whe e1ds4ror r. tisposs "cf their own"
otbsr" s1fcifa 81 - rtputstlon abtsinsd b
/ aeinboIf'r fsuulre Frcpa-aficra.
E1irscf 8rckr
tsTaapauils,
rprrr-t nrs~ WAf
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Home Insurance Company
s.aFayErTE, INDIANS.
lFsIck-OyBR TuK BAHK OF TIE sTAvE
CAPITAL, st3o, 900.

DROPERTY insured against Loss
i or damage BY er-, 6; fair rates and on IN e-ai
terms
tcsses met promptly and jrs,ls.
Other things being equal, our Home Comsanics
should have the preterence
y woald &c we'll tor psrsors = aeQuAint The ~
orc nsoring elsevhsrc
OFFICERS.
VIZ. SasNszpRTs President,
@Asre N. DREsszs, Vice President.
J. MARior DExssxR. Treasurer,
CAAstss 4. ScAsLxrT. Secretary.
kkCIORS AND RkfEkESNkc.
Hon G Gresory, Attorrcy LaFayefte, Inc,
Hon c Test Judge Circuit Court. 60
Gel Jasper n Dresser. Attorney. DO
Gen las Noble. kdjutsnt General fc- inSians
Col Jas avin. 6rseu sburg,
spdg- .. ,huf. LaFsy-ste indiana
john A. saes ks;'. DO
Iohf n Gournr DO -
". d. lee, Circuit Prosecutor, d.
Hoa. ". r. Sofsinrer. Cssh. II Nat b1ag. iaoi-
annapolis
Co, A. H. Conner. Pes nestsr, ind ans0oiis
um, Sainsbury. IA FsTettc
Coz. o. p. NoTton. iufiaBa polls. IDd-
lhss, = ISas. siiEnsy. Terri Hsote
Dr.J :. Athna scc'y o. state, It'd n&7oiis
Hon. David Turpic. Fonsiesiio. Indiana.
Cci. Thcs. Do~iing. Canal Con'r, TER Haute.
C>i. n. r. Palmer formerly Sec y state Ind a7oif
Ho1. " II .Tsibcf. Pres. .sinking FuEt, -
wR. Reach. fsrmerly Cl'k sap. Cnurf -
pr. C. n; TsTry. sttics. Inai1as
Chse. r. FcRrletf. Lalayetto
THOs " RUSsEII, fpeoiai AgeHt
THos, T. I ONG. Locsi tssIt
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MEDICAL.
AL 6ufnclept Three.
TT GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES


af UhNh FHEFSHRTIONss vto \
Re ola,s Krs.~es ..boehs." Eslneosa,s sssss
ri'lsi heinboid's imnrured hose Wssh
re -al1,s eenuirs Psrs,srrtia., = aISaLF OOk.
= aATED CoNFOUED TIUiD KxfkACd BU-
~ aPositvt ard bpacins Remedy Tor Diseases
q q Bladder. kiins,s. Gravel. DsopzisN swsils
On - oFgsEs. whether eKisfiss II NJ ale u Fsnsis
AZ sea - these Organs req1ire he al "a .
~ skt.o. helabold.s asifsci hocha u a.
ol- AL nluRktic, aut l. caEt4in - haze the "a
.iresi eneetin 80 nlsesisi rs stish a is rsosH
naaaad.
leIs asai-les inof.ss.. .ss l-.~As = pSsss.ia..
.p1 e<esfes he Ans1fb bsa ilslo Essi lhs @ctlca
saeh tne 0stelY ~ Csisess7ls sopositi9as, tdai
oe Unnsisfn klltrsciaerta tTs rsouced, q. asl
= Pan al lntlsEists -as is gco4 f< sf,s
fo1le1. O. Chlltrol.
nsrsciioas socompsuy asla10ls.s xSsssr, b.ot.
- uesknsss srriang ifsll isIcss,ss habits of Dis
apeucTs E1rly i1tiscTslit- Anass. atlscte
>.th tbs follcslnE sTnpi1ur
tiaispotiucn y ekercists i-es - t.ssesl loss
nsnoEy. dlEDcalty II cfa.lhla2 Nsss Es-r..
tfeDhlinE. borrcr cf DlssAs7. Gakefsine-s. Dlr-
esss 81 tisisn pAin IL tle ls@l Universal tssxtpas
q ne Eessslss sysisS. aa. e.ads 1nshlng g a.
fALlD COUFfkNAEJE
EEAvnsEss - f1Ek EyKLus.
s.sqse1uy SLACK spcss ay,as before ths sYes-
VIA ten npofarF sunusscr a-t 80 n rlxhi
sna ~ Attention. kchs1ty.
aestiss-re-s
Win hcfsOr otkooleiF.
Nothing il raore de.lrakis - s.cn ,,s.s1-ss se.x
fphtode. scd notAils thes rrr- trcae ~ feer 2
themselves. 20 rOpcfe {. la.nnss, rs ee-nertse<<-
10 specoieuea. rri trrr'cc i-a-e'sicn IN
gUcztisu 20 srothrr - o.
These sYmptonss q siicwed ie To q. rsios ssis
aet.eine invariably remove. rcca so,lsass
lurotcncT. ss.alff,
In oas Ct which the 7sssisrt '.sS - ..,,,.
Whocsn say that they are net lreousriiy solio.,s
by thoe- " ti-ef1i di-~ase. tn-snif- acr con.,u,E
tlou.
EanT arr s~sre of ne cscrs 81 thcir szlSrins
Uut hone vii coniess. TIE records Of ths I-ssns
AsyluEas. and the melancholy cestha II Canruur
Ton, besr snple te1icng ~ the trrtk = the s.s,r
ls-. Ia hansflc AfyiEns ilc i4os. nelsncko.y e..
hititicn appears n ~c-r-elan-e - actrslly scc-
oen, esid eate doaisn,f, a- - sirtf CT grief eve
visit =. Should eccri t.e ~occr. = =
rarely srticulesrs
Mia NQcfEl llcf--rce. Iral.t-.
Arr frlcn flali- ff-i. rit hcruiie
pafsuis ans Fuardlert. rsrf'rn rorr c.aldrs,
ks-.-st .hil cvl tahif If rfr --latest ~--ss the
san beiaii gsang ia-lt ~ vnr1E- urftt.il.. fh~r
lof happiness and n..rifI Iit
Ihey may lo. sarcricnc .a. lnlssqudnces 90.
o1t ril.t and viii eccref Khc cc.-.ttr ,lof
once ahefiea eiin s.In .etl. r. .suic veatrrss 70
q.ires fne aid ci netr.l la I.ltnrthen aud lrgfa
oraie the syfteul. W-seh AsiHaH,icf kXTAACI -
aN,hu Invariably trrs. AZ fl.ef efli corvirns
uios. stepficti.
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nLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
hsIsnbsia's nlghfi tosssnfS sIsa Consssss
itulb tsihkCf SkRSiPkEliiA.
evph.lia.

fhis ruaeiiaii 81 lAs 4.0... a11 st.-.s. a..
'.1nai Organ. nAinHt ~ iha ..aa-. ssfs. tnr.-t
tln3pipo. and utbeI iuaoyas ssilenss Gaskin. fss
,.yesEenos o. the f1fa - Ilt 49, snd h s.ssT al.
attended sitl -cischsfso uofe 81. i.-- onoslss -
= plsl0ltei, aesilsfs siiatAfti IsIi if nsF sfisaS
fhls tisesss : uiIsl iIsnli.|ltt' 10 CLliifanl 4.
-ualracisea ff-ns llle tIla.. slias ~f.f.
GO rLoaa. aud naI a ilaI asI.I al Tia eaus f..a
dALhHQIlFf hlahLt oDnNl lt4AATkB l,lw
fuuub 1Iui0 AAIhACf HAnsApAHusl
houli p pst'a ~ ..i ti.l iib lEs h11kn a.
isinDolts hose hssl asl.I.. 81 a. Jler-s
tslmbsldt hIifa.f fssaapts ssiila Fall11s a
csds I'D fslngt ts ~ afsly A.t pioLa "a iko SAL
IEpx Tie ooapiezicI a ciefI sli nsailkf s1sa.-
q eei1g pr 5arot nrp1ssslg g. 1853 sssz = oox.-
saint, fs Blood PurifTlng - 80 fsssCzT.s
sreastT srifni ttt- 49, aiI.. .sap1rssss -
fslsfpsalie-
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s.o&i..aaa 40 vote for she saios..

s<OstDs8ssH 40 vote Tor sRe EsfSEs-
On tho frs. Monday in September the
loyal people of louisiana are TO endorse or
reject the work Of the Constitutional Com
vention which has just adjourned, after
framing Free State Constitution. This
instrument combines, with tho plan Ct
emancipation, provisions for free school
system, the benefits Of which enure 10 tho
''persons held 20 service or labor who are
TO be freed. Since the Union successes 81
Candy in the Southwest, the spirits ofthe
truly loyal men of Louisiana must haNe
risen, and we doubt not that a large vote
will be polled in favor OF the new consti-
tuition, and the opposition will be very
feeble.
Except by the annihilation Of the Rebel
forces, there is nosurer plan Of reconstrue-
tion than by adopting measures IN The
Rebel States for both emancipation and
universal education and We are glad 10
see Louisiana 50 far ON her way back to
true Unionism and genuine Democra-
CV
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The Richmond Exsmias says: itss
essssr ios sAEnilI 70 pass thEoueh me eye
Of . seedle than iis ior rich Haa 70 eater
Camp Lee - esAsergf =
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ScRoFULA, RHEUMATISM AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.

Treated Win ruccaGs. Eruptive diseases, ercn ~
lcoFs piles aEi tzors lcsld head, eyphlllr, eyphl.
litic affections, rercurial diseases. dysPcpsia snd
iudi gessor, eriscpss gysrc. er swell neCk, snd al
Affections u the Kidney and sri1c VIII receive tns
sltc-tor
Aisc 1cT End snccccsful rercedy for removing
rspe-Werrn; and all other varieties n worn fonnd
TIE pnhl'c and regular profcssionare inrii-i O.
csil and e@azaliso say specimen cf cance-
Ian1eiwlv
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Terre lsaMse,
Dx-. Coudexa
"''' ~ a. sessr s, eeI Il ,ssssrsss ~r y NEE ,se

VIII alf%tc tIr< 81 ifeAit4eh ~ tIN AUsiAAaA n
JAnsers and Cancoreas a1eciaas
In calling Attentions 10 my Cancer AatiJsse. nr..
tertaent Tor cAncefs psrit 20 sAy thai Il h tbs
ulost wonderful discovery ever msie u ueiitile {
Il l. tie eat desiao atuln 90 crE auufht fvrby ~
Medical froiCsscn and tho an ctsd with cancer ia
operation Il truly astcfisklng. vfihout q parsilsi
and l. tie ony knoen snltoie - ca11s4. 4z1 81
csneerons ahectieus. tie moths operaEd cf the a..
tdote Is apparently - entering tato Tee ehszaicA
composition u the cancel, csncozous malignant a
unhealthy growth. thereby felacviLg al iie and W
tAiity. Ahtidoting Etig aud destroyiag the canCsf
ever particle root tre tslcnElnR 70 IL Wtlhc1i
pain OF the cfthe knlfc ~ithosi eaustio eatns
burning. without the loos q blood OF IA lhe lsas.
affecting ths soand neah- ltcsn b. applied 20 N
naked ere or sn oEea wound essily and freely q.
vstor ~ this means lsrEe cerscsn be remove
nom vitsl paris the eye, large blood vessels, G
were no ether treatment coult possibly b ased.
and ~ doing We feel assured VI nakns pSrzsnsUl
oarcS whs1 al other treatment fails rae medics -
fraternity ard al Interested irvitea 80 call an
will exh,slt large nzIsbor ~ cancers that cave
thus removed aud preserved ant III desired Will reier
Is bunurejs of cases cured thrcu yhout the couugry
Consampt.cc, ,Asthnaa, Bronchitis, Phsry usltA aAA
all AncctSrs, treatct BY Inhalation. ctherU.ss.
Particular attonloa paid 70 ei ssesses of Tho AYE
and Ear, suca partial blindness CT tesfncss, eth.
acute chronic. sm In possession q alrncst q
nnver failing remedy for Fits end ArcP,ccfic Dis-
cases
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or ~ fc-ns. sictio, aaa.at IN .an.-a.ls. o..
4arliaEI
u 1inJ aleefens prcri Is Hluaiss t6o !.
= aol "a bncft ts ancQuail.a .cI lthcr reu oty
a. m c1iorsais ~ tefrltou. ifl. asfitF. fsinruf
nasa. 90 sgspcnsica ci CptItalfF Esacuatone u.
oefate1 of ecrrtols tfaie ol I.e Oferus Leuoof.
rhoca ~ Whites. etcritI. f1r al cor, pl an
inciosut - the 50, vhuit.r iuR ftOn lndlsor.-
tsn, hspih of Dissipation. ti Ia the 'sriiaf 49,
change Of lie. Be- fympioE. above
ro FAMILY kGoUlt rr WftsOuf go
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Five Lines For 25 Cents
DO you want worki
10 you want Housei
10 you want Servant
Do you want wifci
Advrr,s-e sa the Daily Express.
Five Lines For III Cents.
Have you Farm 60 seilf
Have you Horse 10 Sell
Have yog Town Lots ~ SELF
Have yoa Ne hsndise % SELF
ADVERTISE tn the Daily Express
Fre Lines for 2J Cents.
ssve yea a House To- Lett
Have you Farm 70 lett
10 yen want 90 rent Hou~es
pc ycu want TO rent = Fsrml
Aavertise IN the DAILY Express.
Fire Lines for ~ Cents.
BOARDING LOST. FOUND.
AOARDING. LOST FofrND
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bOA HDtN0. LOST FOUND.
BOARDING. LOST. FOUND
Advertise IA ,he Daily Express.
Fstc Lines for 2J Cewss.
Do 0yVa var, Hoartlnx II he CITY,
D. yea vsnt Ho-rdrS IN fh> ronrt-r,
Have yce eeersia< fc- FAuilI-sf
Have les resr@iag or single Gertlomraf
Advertise ia the Da',y Express.
Fire Lines for QJ Cemss
dave yoa io.ta res.
Have ycu lcst yOzr spect.ci,.l
Rave yoa last ycar fccket Hookt
Have yoa losty ycar Hu-sef
Advertise in the Daily Express.
Fire Lines for 25 Cents.
Have yoa youna nrxf
have yor Fount rscket Rocki
Have yen Fount = Hcrsei
Hare yen soani Par q spoctssl>si
Advertise in the Daily Express,
Hre Lines far 25CemsS.
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MEDICAL.
& 4 ~ & T. X - /.
DR. w. &. COUDEN,

ormerly Of Cincinnati. has loeAted pormaz
nenflV In
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-AaOAt r. Aa1" =. 4 -tE.-
ia all tl,sU eiagts, 81 ltfir earen-c Lttit - a.
change "a Diet no inooufeLlsni a1t nC saporurs
"a causes a ifequcni desire ass stscs strength &C
nrnete. thefebf reni1Flug Qh.fruclons, preventins
and curing niriciursa c' the grcthfs ellsyirr Pair
ai'd innAu.lilsn. - Hc-ac.' - .li ciaea oi a..
eases, and oNpeiiins Cd I.fs0s~rr -'-rr--t srt
scIa oui illitl4
thoosaLee apsli tletsslts Ha1 lafe NtCn ia
Nicuns ~ auacks, au- rtic A.fe rad Leafs e. 81
t. cured ~ sboft iiulni haze .glrd tlsy wcr o..
celvcd. and t1eitA. tlssl " -ta. - no re- a.
peseIfnl ftirinHe1-l. to.I tlili 90 ,l ll. 80
teln. hIs-A ol.f n g. aatrnfsfea irrai. a.
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easrass a~~.o~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-08

THE MISSIONARY SERMoN.-The following
10 an abstract Of the missionary sermon preached
yesterday by Rev N. L. HAwleY before the Baiti-
the thanks OF that religious body, and IL was or
dered that copy thereof be requested for publ
Rev. xii Is. . The text, diyeSted Of the
hsurative representation peculiar TO tho ApocA-
lypse, 10 . simple setting forth Of that complete
out the bible, and has always been a prominent
element of the strength Of the Church, ever cheer
ing ita embattled hosts. We seize II such to-day.
Ins surface doctrine 70 HHpiy The unirer'ai ezts''-
i. Tho Christian Religion has a firm basis In
Rd Psss9sscy are r. cyl
ism, however, would now divest the Bible OF
miracles, mAkiI them mere events in the ordinary
itusiity, and make Cod Synonymous with the Uni.
verse Of matter. Natural Religion ls ancient, but
no fact has been or will be set forth by 1t In con-
There is in man what is called conscience, or the
moral sense. This involves our obligation to a
puniShment. No people has vet BEEN found desti.
tuto OF such an idea Of liability TO higher power.
guilt as well as Of obligation il univsr-
nietionI by the heather to propitiate the EodS.
Christianity only can satisfy its dem ands and at
inward peace. Says Coleridge, It has been 1900
years IN existence and has one individual left a
record like the following; ~ tried It and IL did not
mans moral nature. That which has a universal
demand must yet become universal. Christianity
sdpn oaSse shs M sS IN thiS TeS1
In his philo,ophy opened the channel to the gross
est immortality; Ienot notions gave license to
| crime. Inc hnoehl STeeke Iuatihed crime BY the
examples OF me Aods' 70 Christ, on the contrary,
belong In perlesnoni Justice holiness and good
| nean. This religion Will nupeTceds every other,
In every department OF humanity greater utility
supereedes less The uniYerlAl extension OF Chris.
tisnity 10 In harmony with the great law OF pro-
KreAI.
| ii. The text teaches moral assimilation to
| Christianity The Kingdoms OF the world are to
become the kingdoms OF Christ. They are to be
peryaded by BIS spirit. They are feaffully anti
| Christian now. Those nearest Christianity toll
crate customs and Institutions directly Antagonu-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-08

An important discovery has recently been
made In Minnesota. II consists ofan extensive
bed of camel coal, which has been found up
a little more than one hundred miles from St.
Paul. The bed is elghty-eight feet below the
surface, where the shaft was sunk, and Is SIX
feet In thickness. II Ia probable that other
shafts will find II nearer the surface. There
are indications that immense coal beds exis1
In that locality. A company has been organized
TO work the mines, and they expect to be
bringing coal down the Minnesota river TO 81.
Paul by the LIST OF July. The importance Of
this discovery is very great. The manufactur-
ing interests OF Minnesota, which have been
kept In the background for want Of this
material, will now be rapidlydeveloped.
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aIatiunal gtpnbIifan.
UNION NANIoNAL CONVENTION.

The undersigned, who, by original appoint.
ment, or subsequent designation 70 al yacan.
cies, eonstitpte tho executive committee ere.
ated by the National Convention, held at Chi.
cago'on the 10th day OF May. 1900, do hereby
cali upon all qualified voters who desire the
unconditional maintenance Of the Union, the
supremacy Of the Constitution, and the complete
suppression OF the existing rebellion, with the
cause thereof, by vigorous war and all apt and
efficient means, 10 send delegates 10 q conven-
ton 10 assemble at Baltimore, on Tuesday, the
7th day Of june, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, noon, for
the purpose Of presenting candidates for the
Offices OF President and Vice President Of the
United States. Each State having q represen-
tatlon In Congress will be entitled TO as many
delegates as shall be equal TO twice the number
OF electors 10 which such State Is entitled In the
Electoral College Of the United States.
Edwin d. Morgan, Of New York, chairman.
Charles J. Gilman, Maine; Laurence Brai-
nerd, Vermontj John z. Goodrich, Massachu-
settsi Thos. @. Turner, Rhode Island, Gideon
Wells, Connecticut; Denning Duer, New Jer-
seyj Edward McPherson, Pennsylvania; Ma
thanlel B. smithers, Delaware, James y. Wag-
ner, Maryland; Thomas spooner, Ohloj Henry
8. Lane, Indiana; Ebenezer Peck, Illinoisi II.
NJ. Hoxle, Iowa, William d. Washburn, Min
nesota; Cornelius Cole. California; o. H. Irish,
Nebraska, Joseph Gerhardt, District OF Co
lumbisj Austin Blair, Michigan; Carl schurtz,
!. Wisconsin; VIM. A. Phillips, Kansas.
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4 UoTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED

Wan DEPARTMEHT, CAvALRV BUREAu,l
OFFICE OF CHIEr QuARrERMAsTER,
WARRINGTON, d. c., March ., 1884.
VIII be sold at public auction, TO the highest
ms.h pne OF n THpsb ne ,,ts
day OF March, and on THURSDAY, the slst day Of
March, 1864 from hftY 1907 to one hundred uoo)
condemned horses each day.
Also, at Eastern Branch Cora, D. Con THURS
DAY, the 10th day OF March, and on THURSDAY,
the Gath day OF March, 1864, from fifty (bo) 10 one
hundred (l00) condemned hoses each day.
These horses have been condemned Al unfit for
the cavalry service OF the United States army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold Hingly.
Terms cash, in United states Treasury notes,
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
JAMES A. EKIH,
Lent. Col. and Chief ouArtermAstsr,
mast Cavalry bureau
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ComplImentarY pInner to CON. seh.noI.

Complimentary Dinner 20 Gen. sehsncix.
The Baltimore american says: On Saturday
evening several officers Of the late stat Of Maj.
Con. Robert O. Schenck gave o complimentary
dinner 10 him at the Eutaw House, which was
ATTENDED by Col. Robert B. Coleman, Maj. Cen.
Tyler, Col. Porter, 9Th New York artillery;
Hon. J. A. Garfield, Of Ohio, Hon. John P.
Kennedy, Hon. Henry Winter Davis, Hon.
Hugh Lennon Bond, and the following staii
officers, Lieut.. Col. VIII. Cheseborough, Lieut..
Col. Crane, Lieut.. Col. Bliss, and Capt. Max
woodruff. The bill of fare comprised many
choice dishes, served up In that style for which
the "Eutaw" is renowned, and for several
hours allpresent enjoyed the good things which
were provided blythe host, as we'll as the wit
and table talk. II was one Of the most pleas
ant social assemblies Of the season.
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United States Omcers Threatened with
VlOlsnoe In Havana.

NEW Y6RK, March IA private letter Of the
lst Inst. from Havana, states that the United
States gunboat De Soto was In the dry dock
thea. Blockade runners and secessionists
threat,ped to burn the vessel and also threat
ened III, officers with violence. The Spanish
authoritleS had given the officers permission
70 wear ther side arms, and they now visit the
city fully armed,
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Board OF Common Council.

The Board met At the usual hour All the nam.
bsrS present except Messrs. Donohue, Knight, and
The President laid before the Board A msssape
from the Mayor transmitting propagation rom
VIM. M. Plat, and others, to lease the WAahinT.
ton Canal, fora certain term OF years. Referred,
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SOO BARRELS OF CHOICELINGA-
ONyO more and CereGville Extra Flour.
800 Bushels Prime Yellow Corn.
800 Bushels PennsylvAniA Oats.
1000 Pounds German Bologna Sausage.
1900 smoked Beef Tongues.
Fresh Eggs constantly on hand, and for sale by
HERSH b HAGY,
Commission Merchant,
42s Mass. avenue between 9Th and It'll streets,
m6-lWs