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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-19
G1:E ~sETgiiissSs2.

AfsocIor. MrauEk ~ WEsrsntEL.sg
H.uxrT.--Gn he !l-s oi p>;eu'b>r.!4-:. u:e
body Il a ;n,n w., G,;int Oh the iati Il Capt.
Henry We..7ar, al We.tmrre'and coahry. Va.
on Nymiry creek, jus. below Npminy Ferry
Upoa examination by a jury Of inquest, it VI.
a,ccrtainei that lie la! received W gun or
n:,.,I no: wnnn;>-aac uai.r the right aTIu,
passing through tic body. The other entering
the right eSa aat nerstrnting the brain. The
h,si was iiackca:i atGI. the w"und WIN
u,wLrr, t,Cm which it j. 10 BE presumed that
the weapon was held very close u the deceased
when flied. H. rs lying, when found. Oh
the beach. above h!gii-Ta:er MARI. with HIS iclt
haGi p-f,-,i to the w1v:;c on the right s:dc.
On HI pcr." was ."und three TnsSror:' one
date! Nara. sh!-s, Va, Jul" II. l>h", trcEi
r. Strawberry. a:ling provost MARSHAL giving
Il y. Hs!,j'c Authority 10 pas fschc,>'
suert. ami ,~em;im:ls through n: lines. me
,.cont ua..|uit was dated Baltimore, l'e'.
IL. ls'i3, Iscing p"rin,s''Hn 10 a. An'IrE'
oc New York. u ga>S b. .:'"mer :" =. Mary,
county. NJ. arl -:gr": WIN. +. r!~L, Pcs
v,s. Mrs ii. Tho tHiri was dated II hNor>
a.. a-itowc. MARYLAND. December -. l-03. wr''l
permits a. VI. -AIbrrE :" pass within
the limits o; s. iiary'> caua;v III:
:he SG:h q; p.rt,oGr:. ls';. l. * PRESUMED
! on tie ni.i,e II thr 3h:n December, tbs ?et.-
! ~t!epiaa. wirsc rish' tame Is SUI Hls:1 : :,
! VI. =. Ma.>bg. !l-:acr.y t.! Marietta, Ga. ig:
more ~c-cr.c:S IT t!lifc,rv, rr"e 81 Tho -, ...
from Laonarltowa, aud wse .a"jrt IN Nog.-
nv creek :roin o boat helonc:nGto soma o. =,
auincrous blockade runrr"r5. W., ;l.T': 81
/ their business. niors Iii. Potomac, aHI tor.
| ne vas mur,iercd a:ri rvi,nei by the prr-.rs
| who brou.ht him over. He had ala n e,
Iucr-on g. yhc.k Ter 1900, drawn TO hhs o.is-
| n the Bank gf Virginia ~ R'chmca.i @:&l.
/ teen dollars IN Virginia money, orc Zen $50.
| niece. q broken gold ring. and q i've "'ar {.
| s. postage stamp. ii! Of which wee IN liz
| portcmoTsio. RI, was dressed in Il new Il u.
| suit. with gloves and an overco9:. Ills or:
was not found. The check aboTe me";i E",:
mss been brought 70 this city ard depoS.!ei..
the bunk on Which was drawn. lis g,ar.
coat, kcys. and Il !.w memoranda rha: ~.
| found on hini are with Capt. Weaver. n
whose farm the BODY was l~ecentiy i%ntcrfr!.
SAILOR MuRDERED.-.A sai.or n::n,'i jam,
Kclicy was stabbed, nbou: seven O'Clock So.
terJay marniny, ~ the house Of " woa.ca
named Eliza Brown and Maggie Jones. -.
led on 9th, between Main and Cary Street.
lie was removed 10 the C.. S. Marine !! s:i.a.,
On ish street, and 5reathc1 his last n ab.a:
ouo hour after getting there. peceasc! r.
ceived two ti.,us.s in the !cft brc&St. TIE
women protested not 70 b" abla - rcc".n:;"
the parry who did the deed. a irr7 III H.
quest returned l. verdict that Kelly ecu, :,
h. L;"l;I ty stabs inhlc:c! ~ samr rasun
uuknnwn. Kelley vas attached to ti,~ l;a'.
Ioc ship Patrick Henry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-19
aDpREss To tbs PEOPLE

pTs ~ ~ H
Mr.. CURRY. Of Ala, fron The select commit
tee appointed to prepare an address 20 The
| people Of the Con:edaracy, prc5enie! aud read
an address rcpletc with hi4;orica! intsrc-t,
aud Astounding in patriotic Sentiment and riic-
| torical beauty.
Mr.. HARrRIpdE. 1f Co, introduced a rnaa-
luton. that tie address 10 The people o! tic
Confederate States, prepared by the joins com
mittee C the two %lIons"s Of Congress. be, and
the Same ia hereby adopted az the address Of
the Congress of the Confederate States t. tho
people of the said States, aai tina, - copies
of the same be printed for distribution.
Mr.. Swan, of Tenn, moved to amend by
adding land that the address he signed hy al!
tho members of the two Houses Of Congress-
The amendment was adopted and thu -eso>
luton agreed to.
ENGINEER 1Roor3.
Mr.. MILES. from the Military Committee,
reported back o Senate bill To amend the ac:
b provide for and organize engineer troops 70
snrvc during tie VAT. arpro"el March 90.
1865. Passed.
TOBACCO FnR THE ARMY.
Mt. MILES also reported n Senate bill to
provide tobacco for tho urulv. Pissed.
OFFICE or ENSIGN.
Also a hill to create the office of ensign in
the Confederate States army. Passed.
APPROPRIATIONS
Mr.. .EoSRs ~repor;e! from the Finance COM
mis,ee n bill supplementary to The general
appropriation bill.
"For the payment Of interest due The Chcc
taw Indians, 10000; for allowances to OFF,
GERS of the navy, 100000"
The bill was considered and passed.
DRUNKENNESS IN THE ARMY.
Mr. Miles, from the Military Committee,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-27
9. HOWARD, Publisher.
gamuills Aewsasaler {:
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,

AT HYDE PARK, hAMoILLE COUNTY, VI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-27
Sasiatss Garbs.
Hotels.

A MERICAN HOUSE, Hyde Park, VT, j. A..
"A Child, proprietor. Horses and csrriges for
conveyance to any part of the country always in
readiness. Also horses and carriges to let. III
VILLAGE HOTEL, Hyde Park. VT, ]. /.
' Nesmith, Proprietor.
VILLAGE HOTEL, Waterbury, VT, Jeremiah
\ Brown, proprietor. a
ELMORE POND HOUSE, Elmore Vt, A. W.
II Averill, proprietor Conveyances to any
part of the county on short notice.
A MEXICAN HOUSE, St. Adams VT, s. G..
N Field, proprietor. Ii
TDDEN HOUSE. Eden Mills, VT, G. W. DEMO,
u proprietor . ~
IRASBURGH HOUSE. Irasburgh Vt, by R.
| W. Nye. Stages leave this house daily for all
railway stations. Horses and carriages to let. 36
nUBBELL's HOTEL, Wolcott, VT, Justus
Ill Hubbel, proprietor, on the stage road TO
IrasbuIgh Conveyance to any part of the coun-
ty On short notice. "a
TDEN HOTEL, Eden Corners, Vt, J. Har-
II rington, proprietor Good Accommodations
for man and beast. D
NOoDRIRH's HOTEL, Stowe CT.ower village)
VI Vt, D. Goodrich, proprietor. AZ
VILLAGE HOTEL. West Albany, Vt, A. b.
Y Shepard, Proprietor. 81
TAGLE HOTEL, by H. P. seeger, Cambridge,
L. Boro'.. Vermont. - AZ
HOTEL, Albany Centre, Vermont W. How
| ard Proprietor. This is good place to stop.
once knew dinner for four, with good cup of
tea, got up in ten minutes. ED. 36
CENTRAL HOUSE, Elias Chadwick, proprie-
Y tor, Jeffersonvile, VT. This house has heen
racantly 6ttad nj and the new uroDrietOr hopes
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-27
Attorneys.

brigham Il WATERMAN, attorneys at law,
ID and solicitors in Chancery, Hyde Park, vt.
Particular attention given to the collection of
all claims against the Government, widows, in
valid, and other pensions, bounties, back pay,
&c. WALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. L. WATERMAN. 10
~ w. HENDEE, attorney and counsellor at
VI. law and solicitor in Lhancery, Morrisville,
vt. Office in Masonic building. 6f 5
U o. HEATH, attorney and counsellor at law
vi, and solicitor in Chancery, Cambridge, Vt.
Particular attention given to the collection of
military claims, including pensions and bounties.
Terms reasonable Office at Jetfersonyilie.
BOWERS q GLEED attorneys at law and so.
| lciturs in Chancery, Morrisville,Vt t0fice
formerly occupied by Hon. 7. Gleed.) H. H. pow
ERs, P, X. GLEED.
ID F. PARKER, attorney and counsellor at
Ii. law. Wolcott vt. Particular attention
given to collecting all kinds of military claims.
Having an experienced agent and attorney in
Washington, d. G.. am prepared to procure pen
sions. bounties, back pay, &C., on reasonable
terms. .. .. ..sf...
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jewelers..

III A. SCOTT, matchmaker and jeweler, Nor
I'll. ristown Plain, vt. Clocks, watches, and
jewelry cleaned and repaired on short notice.
All work entrusted to him executed in salts
factory manner '.sh8 "a Et
THOMAS G. LEACH matchmaker and jewel
/ er, near Eden Mills, Vermont. Clocks,
Watches, and Jewelry repaired at short no.
tice ; will also repair music boxes, musical in
Btruments, umbrellas parasols, &c. All work
warranted and at reasonable prices. Orders by
mail promptly attended, to. Great reduction in
prices to dealers in watches. 2oyl
~ W. SCOTT, matchmaker and jeweler, John
". son, VT. keeps constantly on hand an as
sortment Of clocks, jewelry, patent medicines,
Essences, hair oils, candies, spruce gum, DC. lbs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-27
Tailors.

A H. WELLS. merchant tailor. Waterbury,
n Vt.,dealer iH the best broadcIoths, doeslsins
;sassimeres, vestings, tailors' trimmings, cu,tom
teady- made clothing, Gents furnishing
Goods. &e, GrameBts made in the most ap-
proved manner, and warranted to fit. 80
~ H.MTLLAN fashionable tailor johnson vt.
aO.All work made by him win be done in the best
style and warranted to fit, Cutting done for
others to make. Terms, cash on delivery. ~
q ". TRACY. fashionable tailor, johnson vt
D'Eork done to order on short notice. Cutting
done for others to make. All work warranted / rs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-27
I Carriage Maker.

WILSON. GRIswoLp, carthage and sleigh
w maker Elmore. w. keeps constantly on
hand. carriages and sleghs, Of the best work.
manship' aud gotup In the best style. Repair.
~ done premFtlv
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-27
Physicians.

I A. STEELE, MD, Homeopathic physician
y. and surgeon, Morrisville, VT Office at his
residence--at the d. I Noyes house. lel
EVM l.. WHITE, NJ. D., physician and sur
w peon, HYDE Park, vt. Office at the for
me =, ra.idenca of 1 Il A Hen .---- ------ IL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-27
Painters.

T N. LEIGHTON, Eden Corners, vt, here
~. by announces 81 to the citizens Of Lamoille
county and vicinity that he has made arrange
ments fordoing House Carriage and Furniture
raiinting and Graining, in the neatest manner,
ana with the utmost dispatch. He also attends
% paper hanging and glazing. All orders
promptly attended TO-. 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-27

n P. FoRBUsH. surgeon dem .syv-s-es>.
". tst. Office in the Patriot a$sa
Building, State st, Montpelier VT o1IIYYYp
7 B. MORGAN. NJ. D. physician and surgeon
81. johnson, vt. Office over S. Belding' store
Office hours from IL AN till 8 Pm. Particular
attention given to operative surgery. 10
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Rates OF Advertising.
column year, $40; mos. $25; s mos. $l4;
| mo. ST.
IL column L year, S25 6 mos IA; mos. ST; l
mo. S5.
II column year, Sl4 6 mos. 81; 8 mos. So !;
mo. So.
IS column 1year, ST. 8 mos. $5; 8 mos. So \;
mo. 50.
legal Notices charged at cts. per line for three
insertions two insertions, 6 cts. a line one
che Insertion, cts line.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-09-24

NJ Freedman, Jasper;
FRKD HOFFMAN, HARRISON Tow nship;
JoHs L. H"FFnAr. Columbia Township:
CSC. HnFFMAS, HARRISON Tow nship;
GEO +. SHuRTz. Ferdinand;
JuHs q. BEcksAS. Ferdinand;
ERssr PIcKHAkpT. H~uniiDgsburg;
L. X. TAYLOR, Ireland;
and BY Druggists 4 Merchants ever where
G. w. ROBACK. C~ompoundcr o. Stomach
Bittcrs. Blood Pills, DistiIIer and Msnuiar-
turer OF Catawba and Swedish Brrnjics and
slI kinds OF the finest Domestic Liquors
which arc sold. wholesale or 10 any desired
quantity. a. Nos. 90, IS. 90 and So Eas,
Th;id street. Cincinnati. q.
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T"nRoUCnouT IHE rrf~c, 10 ELL
The Departure and Landing q fir
fIfaEA~-
These two magnificent STEfL PLhIhp
EnCEAvi.Gs. (2ix36) are nov reaf, i"r de
livery Catalogues q beautiful Aue'icsn,
French and Eng lIsh cngrsvings scniirre 40
Aaents.
Great Inducements 70 cnereeiie canvas
SER u boih sexes.
lOSMUpOLITAN Art UNION AGENTS.
Are informed that sir Msil.s Scott and
his contemporaries, bcauiini'y cnrrnvrd on
stcei. sumo -izc aud mate picture :" Sl'nk
rpcarc and lis friends. will he riioriiy rrAds
and their orders urc respectfully solicited
Apply %
w. II. HOLBEOOKE.. Publisher.
"a Nassau 81. n. ".
fcb. 9th. 1SG4.-5w.
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.iisg Of our country; aud. 10 mo event ~
lis obtaining power. ,hcy will rerieve sli'
he care. protection. mi regard thar lhr
brave scidlcrs " The Republic have 90 no
blv earned.
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RLZ- 49,
Vuis. XXI. anc MIL Err,d "a =. 5
AgTruK SOD Nttr,as = III wK-ikr
C,uin ~ Nc,si,l-. :in.w~ r'siss tarha
,ns. Steel nra N.-d Epgr-.lnf.. h.ai.
X art patt.r's " nf.ai yaifst,- = hirsis III
Impairment CAiier, M, u, 's'nr M li'n~.
krcprrri nud iicnris I, pn'Im, rir. ~saf
..iirrsr, r,st.ws eIs 80 ~. ace -.In~ -
: iif~i-.inSs ManFxns.
Addrcss z =. AklhIl $50.
323 Wainni Stree. Ftaiaasifha
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These Bittcrs are put UP IN quart
bottles, Of Uhioh the aboDs % Q fac
sirsilc. 9hs label is finely =
Grovsd, and 10 provided Nth .
safe guard from cossntsrfeitcrs.
Grics 81 per bottle, or -i1 for 50.
G. w. Roback, proprietor, No. .
East Fourth Street, cincinnati, 70
whom all orders should b adj
dr~nced
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SAVE EN-. SAVE EN- SAVE EN- !

WE viii pny three cents a pr und rash
w ivf good. clean collon rags delivered
VA ltc
COURIER OFFICE
Jasper, January "a 1855
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Row Is TIL. THE TC SUBSCRIBE
The SeRlnIi ivr IL :

The SetsintI fyr IL .
The governments anJ p%uinIoai qncsiiniT
0f Tie coming wear Wis have nn atsurhin.
inr ev,p rl,izcn. W, ~ tn.n.td
in a gigantIe evil MAJ. The rrAuli ul ~tAsi'
none can 'oresrc. Ii thr.atcrs d ~rsussai
change ~ The institutions and psintipi. y
upon which Inc Government, WINS bounds d
ani The Destruction u ~ uuvrty ani right
~ rha cr,izen, sucti AZ The prpri, d nruih,,
nation nave snIry,d, rnd ~ which may n,
attributed vul ~uh1quuird ptv@fcrr ~ nafiunsi
aud greatness. The l~~ue 49,
soon be upon o., Mhcthcr ~. tree GJscim-
meni snail ~ p'r-rrssd and maintair,a aud
hc rights ~ The states unjei IN Cun~liiu
ton pcrpc,uatcd ~ q pos crtui c,nifai aA
~lf,priiy bs rst4 'trd 10 g'D@ fuf ~ .lir MIR.
MA iinrs. y .sr institutions.
md al ~ checks upun the fcn,tAi q "
rr,mcnt, rguhi- res tyfd by th' State.
Ahirh has, constituted ,hr ,Ae.llrnr. ~ d
superiority 81 our nationality State "opi
IA the ~ea'' lpr the common ubisais ~et iuf,l,
~ The CONSTITUTIONS, but ''dIsilnci ~ 49, o..
lows" in. the management ~ their puTriy
,lnmcsiic affairs. Ths ~ qurn'sorr wtn ~
viewed 10 The recent .iirtluuS, and ~. vance
.oi The people Ms must cmuhaficaiiy s.rrea-
~rd tor the 'Cnnsituunn al II A. snd The
Union o. il ~as't Never war there ! tim.
when Il was 90 Important that the people
=. Dnid ~ ihornu1hls ndsl-s y BY a. The pr0.
gross aud condition a public ailaM- r''d "
prsslna ryrns-. \. people ne not I'll -
Seif ~. srnmrni nrsrsr With nR intelligent
iuan m.nt The, decide upun the questions
whirh ailecl aiike 'htir ~ and ~ pNhlIs
welfare.
THE VAR.
Tie events 10 ii.s war as sh,y nv dsvri'
ped ~iil o. faithfully pi.cn. NJ 'hai ~
bubble mn, D. adslscd ~ to NJ pro.frs ~.
l.~nnduuon u The contrn Inr urn1's. rad ~
hat affects The grea, s'ru@gsr, N t.ome ~.
,bruad, f.r The ovrflhru~ ~ lhs i, b. Icon
III addmInn. ihr Srntinci viii contain ~
.irUREENT NEWS ~ ihc dry. C!1plCi
MISCELLANY. STATE ITEMS. he la's~
i~reports of ihe NEW YORK and CiNCiN
NATI GENERAL aud CATTLE MAR
kErS. tie condiiiuu ~ The MONEY am
'SrOCK MARKETS.; IN d wurd. II vii y.
tic effort d The propriciors 81 The Scn,inc
a. give IL columns an interest Tor MI classr
lor reader and such information As Mil h'
especially adapted 10 The veil beng a in'
~cisizens ~ Indiana.
We have ne agents. The low prices I"
subscription viii not allow u. We therefor,
ask uur Democratic lrIends-asl vino drsif
he success u sound pfinrlpi,s-to aId u
1.-The extension ~ The circulation " the Sen
%rsnci, Dsiiy pnJ Weekly. until they shall \
least reach every u. mucralIc family ii in
diana. The press IS . mot important agcn
IN directing Alright The public mind, and n
that is needed 4 give the Dcmycrstlc pufi
pcrmanent rule is the enlightenment 81 ~
people as 10 Is principles and policy. ]
shall be our aim. with AL the ability We pos
scss, ID faithfully advocate DemOcra'ic re,
l,imenls and mcasurc4, ior we believe iha
10 - doing Uc best promote the true lntc'
ests 81 the country.
TE X NJ :.
TERMS or TIKI DAILY sEsTIrEL.
copy year - =
copy 6 months 5 =
| copy. month "
--.. -4 -. r~w.
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E~sTARLIs Ed 1906
PETER L0RILLARD.
SNUFF & TOBACCO MANUFACTURER.

10 & Is CHAMBERS ST.
Formerly II Chatham Street, New iork.
vVrOUiD call The attention 81 Dealers y
w The articles ~ his manufacture, VIZ: y
BROWN SNUFF.
Mscabav Dcminr"s,
Fine Rarpce. Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rsppcc. Naclucches,
American Gentleman, Coia nhagem
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch,
iiiah ros@l Scotch. Fnrsh Hone, Sroich.
insn High Toast, ffcsh Scotch.
or Lnndy loot,
To Attention NJ called "a NE large rVdus-
lion IL prices Of Fine. Cut Ctewing aud
smoking Tnpaccos, which vii bc found VI
q Superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
sMoKisG. SMOKING.
Long, >. ls.n,
No !. Spanish,
M ?. Cana~trr.
Aor.l42 mixrc Granula,cd Turkish
Fsk cur CHEWING.
II a. l. 90 pialm.
L4vendish. ar Sweet,
Ssrci SEEMED Orunoro,
TIN Fuil cavrndizh.
n Is "A circular 81 prices viii b. s'ti "a
applications. Anil ~. 1888,
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TERMS or THE DAILY sEEIInEL.
! copy ! year - 90
] copy, 6 months 8 %
| copy. month %
TERMS or TnE WEEKLY SENTINEL.
| COW 1 ycnr 81 30
10 copies a | 10 the maker Of tht club ID 90
20 copies 4 . 10 the maker u The club 10 %
Additions can BE- madc 10 clubs ~ any
time al tho above rates The nnmcs viii be
on each paper without cxtro charge.
NJ paper will be sen, without prepayment,
~ continued longer than paid for. Address
ELDER DARKNESS a. BINGHAM,
IndianapoIis, Indiana.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS
VMCse HAACvs
OvS MOI oSSsvsA tosNs NvN-
vAc Is q MSAAe.Mc w>\NAsM
WIN cvvc NA me "NAs
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Jaund1ce.
Kidney COMPLAINTS,
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Ox~A NOwcvyvA vooNs ~wA
NEWS, wxNNcM MoAsc N>SM
NANMAN VoNAc.
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oxe MevoovMNM sSs.SNA.
Nv. RONNcN's
S<OMNcM HAACss
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NoctOv's HlAAs.
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These Bitters are put up IN quart
bottles, Of which the aboDs % Q fac
siriIc. Che label is finely en-
gravsd. and 10 provided Nth 2
safe guard from coasntsrJetters.
Frics 81 per bottle, Or Siz for So.
G. w. Foback, proprietor, NO. .
East Fourth Street, c~incinnats, 70
vhom all orders should Be- od-
dressed.
FOR SALE BY
cprtnrAr Iaaoer.
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lF the following, from the Springfield
IMssssehusetts) Republican, is correct, the
conditisa Of the women who work for Gov
ernment in that State is infinitely worse than
even tile picture of distress which fanatlcism
used to draw of the slaves in the South. 1t
says: t.,
HOW CONTRACTORS GRIND SEWING WOMEN.
Public attention is being called to the
shamefully small wages being paid by con-
tractors to the sewing women for Govern
lnent work, Ten cents apiece is the price
paid for making haversacks; and a smart
woman can make four in long day; for pan
falcons they pay sixteen cents, and one wo-
man, by working from early morn till one
o clock at night, made eight pairs in week;
but by working ia this manner, seriously in
.jured her eyesight. One contractor gets two
dollars for single shelter tents, and pays for,
ty,fye cents for making them, just one half
the price formerly paid for making them. -
Heavy oyercoats are made for forty cents
apiece, With ten cents extra for making
twenty-five button holes, five hours. steady
work at two cents an hour. The old price
for making such coats was eighty cents but,
at double the eest for living, the manlifac-
turing price isfeduccd one half, compelling
the wc1sea TO do four times the WORK tor
The same sp0unt of wood or fuel Small
chance Of salvation for fellows who grind
,their sewing wonen in. this way.
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The Peace Question

The Charleston South Carolina Courier,
OF the 9th inst, says Ill an editorial on the
question of peace:
There is a great deal less talk about peace
at the present time than there was month
since. This is gratifying. The proffer of
peace must come from our enemies. 1t is
aley who forced us take up arms, and We
must continue to fight until we oblige them
to acknowledge their inability to conquer and
enthral us. We can only exGort the confes-
sion by maintaining our position, by thwart-
ing and frustrating their well laid Plans by
beating back their powerful armies, by
wrestling our tarrtory from their grasp, and
if need be, by carrying on the war into their
own borders. IN II uH. ...l.
The New York Tribune on the same sub
ject says: .t- 't.-s.t 4:,e
We presume none of our readers have
credited the Washington reports that Presi-
dent Lincoln was about to send Commission
ers to Mr. Jefferson Davis at Richmond, in
quest of Peace. Probably nothing else
could be done so certain as this to protract
the war by encouraging and Strengthening
the rebels. 1t would be interpreted, even
iu Virginia, as confession Of failure and
impotence; while by the time it had reached
louisiana and Texas it would be magnifed
and distorted into an offer to surrender al
discretion, recognize the Southern Confed-
eracy, and pay the expenses Of the war II
our President were desirous as our adver-
saries have slanderously charged, to make
the war eternal this, would BIZ his most
promising resort .ej ..-.
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The New Administration.

Agate the Washington correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Gazette, says Chase is GER
tan to be appointed Chief Justice of the
United States. Ile insists that all .opposi-
tion to him is useless. In this connection
he says.
Mr.. Chase appointment might be con-
sidercd as already practically settled Mr.
Lincoln is known to have expressed, before
and since Judge Taney's DEATH an intention
to appoint him. The President 5 familiars,
including the men who hate MI Chase the
worst, all speak Of his appointment as in
eyitable. Mr.. Seward confidential friends
express the same conviction. The workers
for VIM NJ. Evarts (the Seward and Weed
candidate went back to New York discour-
aged, and admitting to their friends that
they could do nothing, and had abandoned
the field to Chase And men on such init
mate terms with Mr.. Lincoln as John D..
Defrees say they know Chase is to be ap-
pointed.
The Secretary of the Interior, Mr.. Usher
of Indiana, will have the District Judge
ship in that State. A vacancy will be crea-
ted in that Department 1t is predicted
that Secretaries Stanton, Welles and Bates
will all leave the cabinet, and that their pla
ces will be supplied with new men. Seward
may go to England as Minister; and if he
does, Charles Francis Adams will take his
place as Secretary of State As to the gen
eral policy Of the Administration, "Agate"
says:
THE WAR OF RADICALS AND CoNsERvA-
TIyEs.
OF the changes that are to come then,
not even Mr.. Lincoln himself could now