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, 1864-07-03

FREE Ii" Rt-. Jts- Il. Kcurast, FsRscr Of the 1en
Ds pits. Church.
IL JAcxeos: Deaz s!s-i hs 70 t.a"a trequa:rly re
quettel " co: antct ~ laE= VIII eII11traa'1oS
practice ont nf ny ary5spr!a:t *phssr.I asyn y
irs;aLc.ss naa rarucusrly Il my family. ef tae
tulaess q p: asoaaras German bi.ss.. dsVa,,. -,
c. n{ic.tan thar, FnR & GNkR1L III RIL1Tt OF TIN
SIsTEM AND ESPECIALLY FOR I1vER COY
PAHATI1H. II tslne cascr It E2. tst1; ha: :aaa.s5
:7nf: rel. II Will he very tccetctAi u tasse Vat
etFs. .zon tba above Cause.
So1-e, veYy respectfully,
E.seh relox Coates sIss:, fsualeItin.
, 1864-07-03
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NHREABorTs or THE Howl 100 DArs'
MKx.-Thc 44th, 4sth and 4eth -are IT. Mem
;phis, The 47th Is at Helena, Ark. The 18th
10 1endezvouzlng At Davenport; go:
, 1864-07-03
Special Notices,
nrx HxHzF0w.

sdsn:tsl Rh5sicter. tferue5ly ef q Louis Ao:3
6aas- Of Monroe Ih,tako, d.; h&lf t,oek nom tho
FoE 0aes, 70 =. C,!o1s Dusa.ss ~ @ ossasss q q
HpSh With unparalleled tueccaa. Rooms separate.
Wh1re tAotee and Gentlemen can aonsnlt INC poetoF
sp1F. Nj eundsya 10 . Il i. Il. }Coulunn1eeacna
atdEnlk. Coatu1t9tona ret. Asdfcss Q. 9o1
1Tou tie noetort long e!pez7encs ~ HospftA ena
ps1vst. rrnsNee, ke !. abs to perio haa ~ FEAT
1noE 5syere srd cotnnn:-tea ksas o. In foEy sfeEs
N1ne, without the uAt OF tEf1tnrJ. t,.,.., =,
Yo1rK raea suffering ffcm se.E Aerae 1ro asMSH ~
cAu. ptt$sct cE9e warranted. fenAs' y
haTtrk any obatrocrcns 10 carriage. kania csA y
anifitr And Sufcdas. 49," ~ jeSQ r1197 LIT
, 1864-07-03

Prom Eev. ). n. T1r1s:. Pastor OF Ieddt1ts Il. 4
Church, Fh+latefpa1s.
,,r. Jackson: Dear +ir-I1hrtcE use': souf Grsast
az II h., been 81 Eres; service. leiir@e that il
most cAs:s eent.1 d.bl1.tg of tae s;asen is ~
tnog!Rt-e. Youtp, respectfully.
j. Il. TURNER.
TIC s. I41e.E1@e1 kszee&.
, 1864-07-03

~ Peter 4. sprIguan, the oldest Of the
pioneer merchants Of Cincinnati, died In
that city on Tuesday last. at the aEanccd nge
Of IS years. lie settled in Cincinnati in
1cn1
, 1864-07-03

aaezc7,!.z 10 nt.cn tez eiseaseI a.i.inS f,1 ha:s
81 Cstd IN connection Hfh sha EIt:seE5
Fuehu ii oAFtAvaxi J.. In sue4 dLstAa. - E.ca1~
r.drE EytGeut Et the lit 81 .t.poIs17Ic an. rt-
itste l har4cter II III accompany re ne.icttcd.
tF1nM Tn q iKaEi StANplSG,
NAMES Known 10 C:HNCx Nd FAAE
For Medical PtopEtet'ef ofBrehu
sEE p1spI SEaToRT OF THE fIE,SrATE9.
see pr1te..or nKWEEt5 valuable Worl1 On tbs
Pr+c,ite tt pAyt.c. >. ~, p.-.
Ph:F1r.1rhls. -,:. .r.n.-.,, .
reeurte, RI, Eic .ae, and Me- her If tils tsor.lc
ffrc ~ Srrgeo.e, lrc.a.u. trd publsacd IN tae
t,snssTt1ena of ii Ktng ard tec<ea't 1o:'ust.
&c X; dteo hlr1rx,eal Eevtv. r1h*ac.s by D:E~
,.mtn raves, Feli3N oi tie kossi CoEe%a o1 sns~
xt0nR. -,x,,. e&.r .. ~ worts m Ntdfc,na
TvTEaTT NtCuE. ~ ger bot:e. or atx tor -
EIriLlCT eAR=.iRAa aiLLa. Il per bottls, or sax'
~ sofHfskovFD ReaE ~Asr.so ctzts :pe- bottle. ar
tlv tpr ~ ~ --,, r, ~,-,,,4-+
.orute he ucst cb*tlaate cases. dlreesto7s asc
aaheIthto. ., ..1-.s,v ro..aa war;
phlrryAften. =, o,-c,-,t,,rs rrre
rrs-. .tpe ejr rts:3S'u ~ ceE-tRaItsAs*1os' sa1"
ruATAnteed. Advice Esous.
, 1864-07-03

wsrk1, 10 Harvard r1aea, Boston. Mas:
Ever description ot ofnaEnsctA Ws2eext =
fnS1 ~ Prty4fe AesN1ences Hn:os, &e in stslnd
cnt Ind Embossed work. psdgas sent on 4pp15eA@tto @
x2:1Aa4Ea hsS HS~~
, 1864-07-03

r:e:2 Re7. Warren Kandclrh. 2at:r It Bs1t:n
Caurca. GesmansoWz, Penn.
ia G. n. JACKS n: Lear Sis-3erse ca: e1tcr1snck
e:aGles lne to ear tlat regard tie Gernaa E,tett
nretstrd bY you Mnst e1celftns ructtc1ne. L
esae ofecTcre co'o and general debility hare beg
greatly eanstsu ty 1he Us, VI the Bt:eeH nnd dpuH
nut xhty viii prodnce elrui!.r eslects on others.
XiCfz. sruty. WARREN RAAD1LPE:
Et-.rE2soEas II.
, 1864-07-03

rscm the Ke7. T&A Winter, Pastor o{ Roxbosousk
~ J.cEso1: DeR- sts--I sse1 It Gac t. fcus -.
ceilent preparation. lioonane 6erman H,s-:s 10 eSe
tafnea hays fer years II slmet, ,becr t1oab!ed Et
great dlsorder IN tay heal ana Psxf1as sxsren
nsa Blttcss- I dld co. And have experienced ErtAt
md reuct: ri health aaa best gssssIs!
WhrrA meet Ettb similar cases similar 70 n1y own
sad haYe peru As&cred bJ many o. tbe!: sood eeet4
T.KNTgs. Eazsoscas>.eL
, 1864-07-03

THICAGO AND ALTON BAIL
~ ROAD CONPAKY.zThts Co2aE's5v VII com.
snenes the sale Of coxAuTA1IIQH TICKETS
On and after July tst,
Between tbs following stkuouz. under regulations

AulEa AND A6iuLAI1UAS.
Tickets pt0cu1ed only 1t tho 0Hce Of the Treas
uref Of the Company, In Chicago.
ComEntAtt1u Tickets are fs.ued either for One
3eA1 ior Slx Morss or fct Ihree Moa b.. 1t the op
hon ct tic applicant, coMtaenclng Oh tho TIRsr DAr
or AIT MONTH. an1 no tctuctioa Etu re Iaads fos
patN of months expired
1snceA, and TO bv usec only bT she psseau named
On the ticket; snd return Of 4ry part OF faa
tectcd therefor Wilt he mace In cohseque1-e Of the
Inability Of The puleon 70 use It.
Conn uters Afe required 10 take out thelE Hckase
for the places where they tetlde. And thcT wilt shyw
them to tha Conductors whenever required, In the
sA1et manner as other passengers.
Tickets ore good for I'll Passenger Trains stopptnz
es the etstong for vhich teey are issne.. with The
Thry Rivo exemption to tho general 1nlea snd reg
1lat4o7s Of tho CopAxT, and eon9A: no ptt!1eEe Of
Transporting nny kind OF Goods, K1rtess matter etc..
Other thai oFdichry ptfstnAl baggage.
Sc pot good ereu for 0n9 dh5 akef dzte o.
e1pIstlpn, and Conductors are strictly Or. eted TO
6zRraEe al such Ticket Oh th@ sFN3Ho DAY o. eSeh
month, tai up ihote thas 4xre o&pred And charge
the reEulsr lair Until EeE Ticket Il 2kuTn.
Thc Company 7eeerye tue right to put On OF taxa
pAr1nIc At all 5tatlnrs wherever they Ina7 thinE
sueh chanScn necessar5+ ~lthout Returning h4y por
taon OF the Contnutahon tn.ncy-
Eonmut trs Will he required 70 Subscribe 10 theat
scs catrscr Ia fIs;9e ;9en g9Sssasnz Tel n
biiiiy iof damages that - be Incurred Is IeatI
either to Eselfos OF baggage tnas iher may ot
Carrying E1th them. -
q Each purchaser Of Comnutation Ticket VII
tluta. ROBERT HALE GEM 5npt.
, 1864-07-03

From Ear. J. 8. Eczuaa, Of the GE.usr Reso:uac
Cnurch. Eutztowu, Perka County. P..
nr c IL Jackson: Respected Stz-f hsye beer
tInnh.ed "a T1th pyEpepst2 nearly q yeats, nna hAyt
never nsed any medicine taas din mo ~ much Eooe
as HooEsnd'k H&teT1. an very Euch lupfofed Il
htsitt after having tAS,rG ave bet1see ,c,.:.r
Your, witt tespset. j. . aA.1A<oa'
, 1864-07-03

NuDt1unp's Gern1an Bttteta.
DYSPEPSIA, =:
0lSEisEs RESULTING FROM |
Disorders Of the Liver, |
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS
ARE CURED BY
:. HOOFLAND's
| GERMAN BlTTERs,;
THE GREAT STRENGTHENING
TONIC.
TagGE a---TCEs HAyR PERToE.ED aoRs
CURES-HAyR AND DO GIVE BETTER SAT.
1sfAc11oN - HAVE MORE TESTIMONY
-uAYE MORE REsPEcTABLI Paof1h
l. 70 Y0Uca FOR THEM,
Thsn any other Art;clein the Market
We dctJ suy one to contradict this assertion.
AND WILL PAY $1,000
70 sny oce Tbo viii produce Certificate pubrsns.
bJ u. that Il no1 GENUINE.
/ uo0ELAND.s
GERMAN BITTERls,
Il WILL cuRg EVERY cAsE OF
.. chrcn Nervous Debility, 1isessa * t.
Kidneys, and Disease arising fon
1 Diso1dred Stomach,
: Observe the following symptoms, resr1Hn|
from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs: :
. Constipation, lav.rd P1tes Ful1cs1 o. B!oed to T.
lead. Aeialty e the stomach Nsnss*. HeazsnpIc.
s1SmAch. souz ESucts,iens, stnliax cr
FluttcranE 1t tho Pit Of the 3tumAeh.
swimming otthe Head, Hurt1ti aud
: DldlculL Breathing, EiutttE1nxs
At the Heart, Choking
budocatirg Sensations Whe1 IN
a lying post1re, Oimnen
Of Vfa1Jr, Dots or
1 Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Drtl Patu in the Head.
Deficiency OF Preparation, YeuoT.
+ ness Of the Skin md Eyes, Pain IN the
. Side, Back. Chest, Ltrnhs, &C. suddeo
fluh:Ms of Hest, Dptnicg n Il the Flesh Eenetaos
1rcAG1riaSs q E1,, and great Depression Of sptstt
, 1864-07-03

Mxar lsyel Hair Dye11

1ECHKLOH'8 celebrated HAIR DYEIs 1U 1E57
ToxLn 3he o1aJ HA1n11ss Tavs = re es-91, ~,
Eesscgta Bed, Busy Of G!t1 Hai1 tnstant e !.
q H1sr q st1leipx IL si1a, !eeyiag tne Ha}r sof
ReSanta1 inps'rn ' tssh Is.1 m s5t5tI Fee 8
Es1 tyea. Tan 1enu1se u atgred Wt1Ar4K =, h*Ga: E.
GE 81 one:e ~ mere tlnltAs1ons, saG rooS u a. ~
, 1864-07-03

OK CENTS TO SAVE 25 DOL
~ LARs-Hege1nAnH Concentrated Btn1tnc 70
ayeA Enss, Grease 6patf DC, insanity. and elsa1x
ems % eottls. Gole .6y ni.sststs, II HkaRhAN d
eAsDKLi9HTFUL CORDIAL And VALUABLE
5oS1c-He1ena9 I c. Cordl.l Khx11 q caiss5a
t1es q tae PefuV1sn Bark in cst agreeabl FORM
viii he 70 und val1aole Tontc T. ~ csses, but pex,
AEos: - rlesssst md sssssss,s o9r.!.l sna !.
10 tauci 1E:1ss- bold b. Diufgtta. HEGEMAE 4
Cp+ E:e9;lsts .n4 nIuES!ssa, EEH HoEE- rnn,rpa
EQERUE, Ac.-C<rtain md tEnnedete cure- Hefe.
r3ans celebrated iHAtrhnA Remedy has oeea ussa
1sa, tt.xe detc wtl n.ua!tT chseIE & Is paFr.5s G
EEetI.a and pruzs Isis. NV TAX. Sold BY I'll nc
Frofa ~ DrEExe.s Ii tbs United Btates. 1e52&sna
, 1864-07-03

HUMAN FRAILTY. OR PLY
4 l. SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. should be rea.
hY evet3pody. Il trekA a. sud ehaEt h9x, t1e svls
fknfnatt:n MY be *ubrefted. Nth sure nsthod q
e tie mnI.isec rate. sc9d by DT. e. a. ARROW.
III .Bleecker strees. Few York: Price. 3 cent.
AtiI Cd free eTtfyNheIt. To be h&3 also or H. ECU
FII IS Randolph street. Chie4xo, ILL.,; Alsos Of 6lMO
EKAE Z col lBuEA, eorzsr Main and Mssntnrton IN
knetx, FSQf1A, Jill. dE4&-f971
, 1864-07-03

F.on ths Rev. Lc.1 G. BesE, Pastor, Of tho Bsrr i
Cnasch, Pe,1bertcn. N. j., formerly Of he Sctt
Baptist Church, Philadelphia: =
1have known HoctA1dt GeE1:tsn 3l.aers fl st:.,I,
ftr a nnntSer Ct years. haFr nt.a thtm - M IN
:arI,y, m hsfd tren 70 pleassd ri:a tns,s sdst'
RI, and ttow tAss ifsy bare aperas.d II t'stks,s
l,c:{ proc. .imiER tAls i.cI, acc caLx the stsu4ol
o: hotc a1lctcd With the diseases .ur h.ch the5
rect d. 70 thrse tttrE. knoxtEx nom sxpe
rlence that MT recom1uEudatfci, will la s1a.Aiati
do Ibis n1esG cheestuii5 EootAhds Btstcss ID in
ter1ed to pe1e1s the at5!cta-, go = ".St c EGu
dciak~ 3l1-1t t<n-F. 44RFl Z. EkGA-
, 1864-07-03

opepcd.
awe weut into long room with a low
oid oid ,.1s,,ss u gitb % md wilhout hicks. md a
t whit tsb1c that looked as thoQch 1t once
lad W icaycs. % In ouc corner was : clock, that
stopped sometime before he NJ eommen;;
m Board. d opp'''>
! m ..t,ar eaots + ron1dn,+ he1n think.
Willie takngt 1a, ~onia ne,p With
oinfpg room OF one oi ane neat ntt!o lslm-
HOUSES that lou en- 1ee d 70 eny ol our m6Rm,
%neEs 'se and sns se
have 10 get along By raising chickens to keep
down the swaIms Of g1asa95o2psEs. a5 @ ana ',,4 p
pcddliug hncklebezTles, a9u they say, pu.
saw them st u, oy 9Gb.a1og }bs me t,f ens
legs Of the eheep " " &c. .usI @ set @1eit NJ
This latter assertion was Indignantly de:
nisd By IN officer who had his home In ont
, 1864-07-03

L.. that t,e tznAtu1e ot c. X. JACKSON" Il III
eSe wrapper OF each Bottle
euuud your nearest druggist not have the sicle oe
that may ne offered In Its place bus send 70 ua AGf
we WI. fotNata. securely packed, py e19Ecse'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31
Austc.

STRIN @ MUSIC,
1 Am prepassd To urnlsh stting MusIc Ior ba,Ia,
l. rttta, dc, &C the lowest possible ra,ts bHNing
layed with Prol FalTchilu during the lasi suh ner
i luei conhd' ut tnHtl can satisfy all bis cust,n-
ers. member vi the hegimental hand, and
can tHnish any numUsr o. pieces ior "a suing land.
All ord -rs len with ChAEit Iheote d eofntI Illrd
and JefeTson streets, undeg uston hall, wal DO
promptly attended to-
del2d3m IANIEL h. BAKER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31
JEost,
e Notcls. '...' q. &.
UNITED. Il.S SST,Al4,TESH0TEL T. !. ]

pNaNh SAAT-A.I Q bO6lON.
directly opposite the Boson ana Worcester Railroad
y. .ae aaa Depot)
NNBE underSgned who has been connected with the
Il American House, IN tNis city, owe nine years,
term Of years and pledge him eli 10 his trends and
the public 10 use his utmost forts to stsain the rep
utaton OF the UNITED STATES HOTEL, ss a irst-
class house The public may rely upon finding, at
thus house all the appliances and comforts Of Arst.
class hotel. $50 ..Il.H lUll'..
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollsrs Pcrday.
ocSddm PRANK NJ, PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

RHAL EsTATHAaRNq

LNLl2.N \ Elk5 Z n 7 -E-EA u Il N 7
NO. 200 THInD STRICT, AT JOHN Il. hToPPE4-
MANS OFFICE.
4 HAVE large no iunt Of property for sale suob
Ms houses ana lots IN al Iuits OF the city, al YAII-
yus price ranging rom four hubEI to ten Thousand
io.lats, on gOod payments, anu well situated; and
ans quantity Of vacant lots fOf sale Al.O, sryerl
arms or sale, ranging nom uns hundred and oiGty
acres down 20 tWo acre {, adjoining tho city anu l
the oog0ty.
Those having property for sale, NJ d those wanting
10 n.y. VIII DO well 10 call on me, In ] shall IiNo
rolnpt attention tosll huSness rustt 20 ny care
h We had constderhbiu experience IN The butIess
laedlm A. 4 MCCLukE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31
Uo=partnfrsbip.
OO.PARrNERsHIP

UN4E under,iynai have this day formed a oo.nart.
nerahip ind 3r thf name aud hrn of BRRENE a
and Retail oothingaui Aerchani Tailoring Business
al fhe old stand OF W. Breene, % vi In street an
posite the UOur House, where they woad he pleased
10 see the o friends Of th house, and as many new
ones az may favor them 9Th cal. GTS -
WILLIAM o BREkNE
Ez.E q AkphBW g. NIXON. fd
Dayton, February !, ISol-lsildSawl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31
MERCHANT TAILORING
HENRY NTIIIItI2

FINHANKFUL Tor patronage herei oiore extended TO
4 me 6rm OF hIller hHlch, pc, uuily sOlicis
Il continuance OF tne same 10 himsei AT The tu siau
Huston building corner hIrd anu Jefferson streets
where be Nil Always be found with iul assortment
oi goods IN hls line. ioauaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31

NO. 9OI THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
/ 8 prepared to accommodate his customers VII.
i every article OF gentlemeu's WEARING apparel OF
the --latest style Hhd best quality. Those Who " nt
coats, pants, vests, sh.rts, hosiery han, kerrbiss
gloyes boots, suoes, slippers, &C., will 10 vii G,
give MN call sty4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31
FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthon and " W stewart, Day tom George l.
Boyer Mlamisburgi stoc slayer, nioni J q Andar.
son, Centervillei Myers. New Lebanon; "A Jack son
Chambersburg; u V bauer, Harrisburg; d b Olwins
louisville; Arnold a Lnbert south Arlington jacob
smser, West naiumorei X Kookle a %, 3ermantowni
J W MURPHY Nandaliai Niekols, Liberty; y Rees
tarmersune HeyerinR qlierr Salem; " Pyrmont
Williams SwAner, Meet Raltm mOTei Parker, Bro
Coz PaTkersburej and hy Drngglsfs and Merchants
GsnsfAly threuahoui ths uuitsa ststss and OaDsdas
.r su2idIy
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
From the Trans-AIissiSsippi.
Federal Loss IN Virginia.
aa5 IN MEMPHIS
coNcR EssloNAL.

RICHMOND. Janc l0--Fremont's letter Of accept
ance OF the Cleveland nominations declares Lincoln,
dmiristraicn E.ilitary dictatorship, without unity
Of action and says If an acceptable be nominated
at Baltimore he will not DO candidate. II Lincoln Ii
nominated there is no alternative but TO organic
every element Of opposition to prevent the misfortune
Of his reelection,
The Herald rays Tfemonts position will secure the
defeat If Lincoln.
FoREIGN.--Tho steam rams built by tho Mossrs
Lairds, have been purchased by the English govern
incnt.
Liverpool cotton market steady
No changein the situation of the two armies, AL
isquot.
CONGRESSIONAL, june 10 Tho Senate concurred Il
the House amendments to the bill to establish foreign
supplies.
Tho bill to authorize two army rcportersfor the pres
association to purchase rations was rejected
Most Of the day was spent in secret session.
TIE House passed the Senate bill for the relief o.
Of States holding old currency agreed TO.
The Senate amendment to bill Amending tax law no
agreed to. A committee CT conference will be the
result.
Congress probably adjourn tomorrow.
StSAT5BIA, June "a special to the Advertiser says
that Cauby appointed division commander Banks
Steele and X, sccrans retain their respective com
msnds.
Mowers reported to have defeated Pog4ac on the
18th ult on the yellow bayou. Confederate loss 500
Tedcrall59.
Shelby il rowing on Southwestern Missouri with
two thousand four huudredman.
Six thousand infantry wero ordered South from
Missouri to reinforce Canly
a raid la said to have left Memphis for Cornth.
Gold in Memphis a25.
Fremont nominated by the Cleveland radical
convention.
The Washington Dispatch, of the 2ad, says 10000
wounded were brought to hospitals there
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

The OLDEST REruBuc ON EARTm.-The
American Quarterly Review contains q
letter from q. w. Irving, Esq., giving q
sketch of bis visit 10 San Marine, a snail
republic in Italy, but between tho APP
pennies, the Pc. and the AdriaIic. The
territory of this State is only forty miles
in circumference, and its population about
1000. The republic was founded more
than 400 years ago, on moral prin-
ciples, industry, and equslity, and has
preserved its liberty and independence
amidst all the wars and discords which
have ragged around it. Bonaparte rcspec-
ted IL. and sent an embassy TO express his
sentiments of frindship and fraternity.
II is governed by a Captain Regent, chos-
en- every six months by the representa-
tives of the people, lsixiy-six in numebr,1
who are chosen every six months by the
people. The take, are ligh', the farm
Houses are neat, the fields we'll cultivated
and on all sides are seen comfort and
peace, the happy effect Of morality, sim
plicity, liberty and justice.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

NORM CAROLINA PEACE REsoLurloNs.-
| Annexed are the peace resolutions passce
by the Legislature Of North Carolina:
Resolved, by the General Assembly o.
the State Of North Carolina, That whilst
we regard the present war between ebe
| Confederate States and the United States
as war OF defence on The part Of the
| Confederate States, yetwe do not hesitate
to declare that for the sake OF humanity,
| it becomes our GoyeEnmcnt, through its
appropriate constitutional departments,
to use its earnest efforts to put an end to
this unnatural and unchristian wol k OF
carnage and to this end, we recommend
that our government, after signal sue
cesses Of our arms, and on other occasions,
when none can impute lis actions to
alarm, instead of sincere desire for
peace, shall make to the government of
our enemy an official offer for peace, on
the basis OF independence and nationali-
atty, with the proposition that the doubt
full border States shall settle the question
for themselves, by convention to be elect
ed for that purpose after the Withdrawal
Of all military forces of both sides from
their limits.
Resolved, That we believethis course,
on the part of our Government. would
be hailed by our people and soldery as
an assurance that peace will not be UNI
necessarily prolonged.
Resolved, That while the foregoing is
an expression of this General Assembly
the manner in which peace
should be sought, we renew our pledges
of the resources and powers of the State
TO The prosecution of the war, defensive
on our part, until peace is obtained, upon
lust and honorable terms. and anti the
independence and nationality of the Con-
redefate States is established.
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$4,000 REV ARD.

CyTOLEN from the subscriber on the
- Goth day Of March last one medium
sized BAY HORSE, FIVE years old, dark
name and tail, the right hind foot white
and little white in his forehead, walks
and trots.
will pay tho above reward toany per-
son that will give information so that |
can obtiin possession Of said horse.
Address Garlandsyille, Miss.
-2S-no-20 d&w Emo. J. Ii GRAY.
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STATE DIsrILLERIEs.-W While. all eyes are
turned to Virginia and Georgia, and the
hopes conferred in them, many matters o.
interest passing directly before us are
scarcely notice Among the many acts
which were passed by the last Legislature
that Of erecting two distilleries by the
State, and abolishing the many manufac
esof poison, under the name Of dis
tilleries, was not the least. The most
important part in carrying out this act
was to appoint an agent capable and
efficient, and whose known energy Of
character would be sufficient evidence
that the work would be well done and az
speedily as the means at command would
alloy.
The Governor made q wise selection
when disappointed that efficient officer,
Maj w. A. Strong, to take charge of the
duties epjoined upon him BY the act. In
Maj. Strong we have found the right man
in the right place, and the energy and
untiring industry displayed, is shown by
the forwardness Of the works under his
control. They will be in operation
in few days, and we congratulate Maj
Strong in the success Of his mission.
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CONGRESSIONAL the Senate on the
3d. a bill to provide for the establishment
Of a bureau of polytechnics for the exam
nation, experiment and application oil
warlike inventions, was reported from
the Committee on Military AiIiirs, with
out amendment, and passed. The Com
mite on Military Affairs were discharged
from the consideration Of the bill 10 au,
thorize officers Of the army and navy to
purchase rations. The said committee
was also discharged from the further con.
sideration Of the bill to provide rations
fof the officers Of the army during the
war. In the House bill to promote the
efficiency Of the cavalry and the punish
ment Of lawlessness among the troops,
was taken up, andyin accordance with The
request Of the Senate, a Committee OF
Conference was appointed on the part Of
The House. "A bill was taken upand pas
sed alnenaatory OF an act iii relation 10
the granting Of furloughs to sick and
wounded soldiers in hospitals. Tho ill
provides that furloaghs may be granted
for thirty days, as well as for longer
time, as heretofore proved. Another
biIlwas adopted to raise funds TO meet
the expenses arising under the bill to
increase the soldiers pay. It provides
for leyying tax ofone fifth of The pre-
sent tax, or one per cent. tax on all taxa
bic property, payable in money Of the
new issue Of 1864. The general arpropri
alton bill was passed, as was the bill 10
supply DEFICIENCIES in tho postal service
Icr the years 1862 and '63.
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From the Memphis Appeal.
Valuable Table.

"a Soldier" in camp has employed his
leisure moments in preparing table
showing the value of various sums Of the
old issue in the new issue after the first oil
April next, which he has forwarded to, us,
and for which he has our thanks. The
table will be found useful after the first Of
April, as the old issue will pass at the dis
count of thirty three and one third per
cent;
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To gubsoribers.

Hereafter money sent by mail for sub
scriptions to tho Clarion will bc az our
risk, provided the party sending u will
furnish the affidavit Of the Post Master
showing that the amount sent was en-
closed in letter in hispresence, and that
he forwarded the same tous by due course
of mail. In. all such cases, if application
is made within thirty days from the date
of enclosure, we will forward the paper
whether the money has been, received or
not. If
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BDr The announcement of Mr.. q. II.
Noblin appears elsewhere. He is can
didate for Circuit and Probate Clerk Of
Smith county. Mr.. Noblin was SO severe
ly wounded at Shafpsburg as TO render
him permanently unfit for active service,
and he has since been performing hospi-
tai duty at Richmond.