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NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
arrest OF Female SIM Rgicr-Important
larorm alton Obtained. 80.


! arrest OF . Female SIM gier - nm port mt
| laform alton Obtained. 80.
CAIRO. April II. 1884
Memphis papers OF the 9th contain oo,hing important
| from below.
woman. named Mary Simpson. was recently arrested
near Fort Pillow Tor smuggling goods through lines.
An order WAS found her from the Colonel Hicks
for contrabapd articles consisting Of ammunition cavalry
BOOTS &c. Important facts have been obtained from her.
Shich will probably lead to the OF pr0ni
mont traitors in the vicinity OF Fort Pillow.
Tho government steamer Key West sank Ia Arkansas
river ten nles below Little Rocx on the lat inst tho
boat and cargo are total loss Tho boat valued at
The Memphis coti>u market was unchanged Little
o6eving. Receipts hundred aud eighty bales Ship
mems, four hundred bsles
Fights Between Forr>st's and GrisrsOn's
Cavalry.
MHa,ys, April 0, 1864
Grersons cavs'rp si hang around Forrest. but arc
COO weak to effect mutn Yesterday evorsbg they made
saly upon the bridge over Wolf river which Forrest
had just completed and succeeded IN capnrn and dc.
stroying the bridge. with the loss 0 eight killed and
wounded, oapturi two prisoners. This morniug they
had another fight III which Captain Harrington was
1t is reported that has been reinforced by part
OF Ices cavalry and Intends crossing the Tennessee his
demonstr atoms on Memphis being teuts Everything
prepared for bis reception.
skirmishamg With the Enemy I'm Arr
Sf. LOWS, Apri Ii, 1854.
Little Rock advicss say tho only from General
Steele is that he at Arkadelpha on the 2Sth. He
had constant skrmIsbiug with tho enemy the route
but the progress OF the expedition at 40 timo i'm
peded
Surprise or Rebsis at QufcISs nd Creek.
ClsolsEaTi, April IL, 1864.
despatch from Louisa, KY, says
Captain Patrick, with fifteen OF the Fourth Ken
lucky, surprised eighty rebels at Qucksand creek and
killed ten ana wounded eleven aud captured all their
arms, horse and camp eQupage
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Hddress 20 Smokers.-Pollak q Son,
N.ershaur manu0acurers $50 Broome street, ue9 the
yowsry sell goods wholesale and rotajA pVeq eQt a
order, ropaagad bnllAd sAA ssanutaa
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the Rescuer at Capt. Porter.

The Virginia lady who assisted Capt Porter to escape
Richmond and who in consequence thrust out
OF and home by the rebels, at the New Eng
land No. 1914 Broadway In great distress. Her
husband enlisted in the Union army aud Capt. Porter
has given the following certificate OF the Identity Of the
lady IN question:
No. 24T BROADWAY, NEy YoaK, April s. 1864.
certify honor that tho bearer OF this MRS John
IL Quarlss the wife OF John H. 0uarles who enlisted in
my company about the middle OF March last. =
The husband owned little property in Rchmoud, Va
and my escape from the Libby prison. In January 1884
he secreted me nine days Ia his house, and when
escaped TO within lines he accompanied me, and
-- III order that, IN case Of capture he might
not be recognized The rebel authorizes conscated his
property turned his wife and children cut of doors
She escaped as soon rs possible and came here. Her
child but about four years o. and the young
four months she 10 entitled TO all thai can possiDy
be done Tor hsr Very respectfully your obedent serv
ant, JOHN +. PORTER, JR.,
Captain Fourteenth regimens New YORK cavalry.
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,oso,s cusl, d exempt from being dismissed the
sr, 80 a. United States, the Military Commission
scvv s s = ecih Orders No. g. series Of 1858,
po sSs Wa I srtment having reported that salts
fsctorv dsranca b een made IN their respective cases.
viz .h,,c s,x,v es,h Nav York Val
unteers. uag,,r. Eortv. aeeand Nav
Captain Z. B. TAFT, Fifth Ks> YORK lod'pe00'o' oa''
terry. NAV YORK m VARY
Lieutenant Colonel W. A. lynchs WY o'0ouN w"
Captain R. G. Pendegrast, Company ;. Eortysscode
New York Volunteers. ...s...,.
Captain L. NJ Sergeant, Jr., First MAS scnsseie
cavalry. y. IUmNsnnD,
Assistant Adjuta1t GeaehaL
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"IIer Majesty" Champa gnes.-5Oo Casss
n 89D per W. II. WAKE. NO bsoAd street.
Patents! Patenssi Patensst

ns.srs MUM 4 CO. pubiishers Of ths sOlkNuH0
AMBRICAN continue 70 act Atornsys Tor securing -
new Inveniions in this end all foreign counts
Msssra Munn Co. have had seventeen years sEPertena
IN sotng Patents and have sctsd Attorneys tor msss
samnhsts con,snius the Patent Laws and ohsr imp
,ani inorms,ion foe inventors furnished Tree on sVp~
- MUNN 4 CO, Park row New Tori,
Corner aud 6eventh streets. Wasdugtou4 y y
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Loss OF The stea mes CalsdoniaA

LOSS OF tno steamer SeisoOnh~
HALwAx, April II. 1894,
The steamer Caledonia hence for Bermuda snd MESSIAH,
was Totally wrecked on Spectacle Island On Friday,
IRIS ss dHrsrsns vessel from Ne calodosia, M 81,
lshu. n, D.. FROM QAsapuL IN
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ia pOnica, che Certain, bssf Harmless
restorative Price 50 aud g. Depot 1i6 Chambees
street Sold by all druggists and 81 the depot ITO Cas0s
har
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WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUrAHr GENERALS Orrrca,
w AaHINaTnN Anril Ill I2Al II

WABINUIOFi j
Under special circumstances Of the case and upon
the report OF the Judge Advocate General OF the army
the following named officers, published officially Febru
airy l. 1854 for violation Of General Orders No. 49,
OF 1861 from the War Department, are exempt from
being dismissed the service OF the United States
Colonel H. l.. Potter, Seventy first New York volun-
teers.
Captain Patrick Nolan Seventy first New York volun
teers T.. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
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uedated COMPOUND for preserving restoring and beaa
Ding the hair Graduating scuri and dAedran prsvenaze
and curing diseases o. the skn nenos
ana mnsces Such AZ salt rbeau, pmpes cbbainA Ad.
cbaps rhssmatism swelings sore throat, 40, giving -
relief In casee OF bruises spranA surnA e0aq4
xe Prics IS Sold y all druggists throughout "
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GOuraud's Poudrc subtitle Uproots Haae
from low forehesas any part Of the body Warranted -
his new depot, so Broadway.
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Greatest Blessing OF the Age.-Crsoe
WELLS for in,emperance Enclose stamp for sss0a
lar. L. ID. Cresweil. bog sos Boston Post odce.
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"Her Majesty Chnmpagnc.-The Roy.
Wine Of England fsw Of this exquisite Wias foe
sale at SO W. II WARD. No Broad street. asU
Yurk
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our perfume eigns supreme The Might Blooming Cereus
rival n home where taste pTesdes III been
adopted In Paris London aud st. Petersburg To prevent
disappo there wills attempts
ton the marketable notice thai the words "Phaou
Son. ferfuners New York. are blown la thc.elass the
bottles. Sold by all druggists
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DANDELIOs,
CANOMILK AND
MINTERGREkN.

Perfect Hair Dys.-siher's. Only 80
cents pee boz IVY H. Sold ~ oil Druggists Depot % Der
slleet.
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Grover u Bakers Highest PremfuMa
Elastic Stitch Sowing Machines 900 Broadway New FORK
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Old theories opinions oyerur ned ny simply invensing
q ma mechancai aIpianc for this dangerous disease
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
Has combination Of principles entirely dinersos
from heretofore used truss light clean and eas
and upward. aud perfectly coutroIisble. A cure 3
sure Ease and comfort 10 obtained. Female Supporters
on the prncple Shoulder laclue1
to stoop seld stamp foa 9 psmphlst -, .x ,
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Thorsand Refrigerators. from ~ o.
aE \. sAssPoRDs. Cooper Institute.
A sssunsui Composites .-tasrA,S
Ss i e. rs
and Druggists eysry hem
browns Bronohia.' Troehes.-rro~ tas
xsdlo. Director Of the acno1. Hospital. ssa.oa e.sr.ssS
near st. LOUIS. March s. 1863
Messrs John I. Brown son g. 'soa Mass -"v.s y
your famed asrvceso rr saes q being max
ia the hospital Of which have charge with 'ess sess
dcis aud decided results In sayiog bronchial A'a al
morbid sensitiveaeas Of msmbrsas or so'us s~s
BatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Beat In tns
iestSye Sold by an dragsists Fse,ory Barclay stree
BrsIiiaat and Powerful Day Rn d Wight
sem. psss ss and a' s sea
sortmens q SERMONS, osuitsts- opean. SsSA. Sro~s
way under Lafarge House
Brazilian Pebble spectacies and By.
Preseryers 70 strengthen and improve the ssst Of o
young BY day. and night whcot pain q sgs I
optIoian, s60Il srosdwsy, opposite Bond stroes.
Bank and Bankers Endorsing stamsA =
Boston Hand Stamp Company. 1876 Broadway "
.. Cnapss Charss, P,mPics, ErHps;s.aA
%0: dspot IS s1s.
| Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, En-
a S OF :, Ffs s T HoanR %
! Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
sns s %s DePc VI s .ss reaso A Heas
Oartes do Vtsite or Late arc I've he as les
N. city. made BY VAUGHAN. 2ss Bowsry Proofs at
Cloth and Parchment Tags for SntR.
ping cotton. wool, fax. &c. at vtcToR e. MAUCaas III
Deafness, Impaired sGkhe.
NOISES IN THH HEAD
CATARRHAL 4 4HHSlH IN ras
CHRONIC cArAaRH.
'A'aasH $ ;%S +9sag'
CROSS EYE s,s ssssS !. ONE
%ss i: ,ss, rsss
street.
DIR, watson's "Cause ana Cmre'-Oa
Debility Ulcers ac With plates Of variety Of diseases
(. ,a! * sIa.ss :ss
DIR. walkers Magic sa've Heals
Burn. scads B,stsrs Jester Sores reyss sers. gless
b iise, Jams Guy. sore Feet GasPpsd ii.nds -
fresh and Seahy Or fee,esd ana uncieaa IA inc sars
and quickest manner Of any .alve % oernle ye, kaown
DR.. scnenck to-day at 81 Bond street.
Nav York, from "a. NJ TO 5 p. M.
d. Barnum's self sewer for All sewina
machines Price 81 so, with directions. Douated and feo
the Fs.r Fourteenth the sewing machis1
and NJ the Inventors headquarters WILCOX y
al BIS Sewing Machine oice, sos Broadway, YORK.
Grover q Bakers Highest Premiums
Elastic Stitch Sowing Machines. 600 Broadway New ros
GOuraud's Poudrc Subtitle UprOOts Hale
from low forehesasor Of the body Warranted -
his depot, 463 Broadway
Greatest Blessing or the Age.-Croo.
WELLS for intempersnce Enclose stamp Tor asUa-
lar. l.. ID. Cresweil. bog sos Boston Post Office
CHER Majesty Champagne.-The RsY-
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Murray, Eddy q CO.-Manngers.
ERsrUcKY. Extra CLASS 259-Aprii II, 1894
80 81, %, 81, IL, Z, "a, ~, 50, SO, 3, 80, 10.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 2.0-Aprf II, 1864
So II, 81, ~, 80, 81. 43, 4, 49, So, IT, Gil So rs.
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n. E. simmons ~ CO.-Managers.
SHELBY, Extra CLAss l73-April II. 1894
49, IS, 81, D, 81, 40, 4S, 81, a, As, I'll, IS, 76.
CLAss R4-Aprl II, 1864
AS Is S. 81. .. IA. 81, 3. SO, 10. Is. 3S. Ia, AZ
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DIR. ScMenck to-day Mt 81 Bond street
Nav York, from 9 A. N. to 5 p M.

l -. Barnum's Self Sewer for all EevvfnQ
machines Price 81 60 with directions Donated 90 and fs
sale at the FGar Fourteenth te macha0
room and al the inventors headquarters, WILCOX i
gu BIS Sowing Machine olce 5O9 Broatway New Y0vk.
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WASHINGTON, April ii, 1854.
the following officers. having been reported a. the
headquarters Of the army for he offences hereinafter
epecdcd are hereby notified that they VIII staua as
missed from the service Of ths United States, unless
within fifteen days from this date they appear before
tho Military Commission, 10 session in this city, OF which
Brigader General John c. Caldwell United states Voun
teers President, and make satisfactory defence TO tho
charges against them
Goa USING LANGUAGE IN NAMING
An OFFICIAL RETURN ppsrRrERs
First Lieutenant and AdiutaDt Joseph X vail, Forty.
G9venth nois Volunteers.
psossprkNci ov oRpKns AND NEGLECT os Duty
Second Lieutenant ]. Gain, Eighth Ohio Independent
battery. -
AnsRvtE WITHOUT LEAVE.
First Lieutenant john Aco, Twenty -four tn Ohio Vol.
unteors.
Captain Moses veac One Hundred md Ninth Pcnusyl.
cania Volunteers.
Lieutenant James B. Rodgers, Ono Hundred and Ninth
peupsy lvana Volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon Mathew I Locke, Fourth Isunesseo
First Ieuteoan, Emanuel Eyre, Third Delaware volun
'Sesrs.
hsers. -
Second Lieutenant Thomas Iaikin, Nipstieth Illinois
6e,unteers. y. y. TOWNSEND,
wan DEPARTMENT., ApTurAm 0KwnRAf's ourcx.(
WAsaiNuroN, U, Us Apru ~ 1894. i
- following oCcers. charged with oGySss md Dare
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aafss VALENTINE 4 BUTLER
Pateutees and sole MsusfActurers
~ and % walker strssf three doors from broadway
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France, Ellis Il Co.-Manag gers.
LIBRARY. EXTRA CLASS l7-Aprl u, 1864
So, 8, 40, IA, 81, 43, G3 81, 81, IS, 80, 49, IL.
CLxss i5--Apr II. 1854
IL l6, 80 ~, 8, "a, 50, As. 81, IL 20, g. %, 80
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Striking Advamta9es
AT GENIN'5
COSMOPOfrAN HAT STORE,

SIS BROADWAY -
A HUNDRED STYLES In dress sad business nnss ~
sentemcn Hats for boys aud youths o. ~ se.f
chiidren's fancy Hats aud BonnesAuA 'nsa
ne"aare''srE Rs SPRING ASSORTMENT
=, th,. gra.t rentraI depot OF the latest .-uz
rAsHIoNs Of EUROPE AND AMEktSA. 49,.
IN every sub diviSoa Of The trade Tue "oes ssu Va
THE LaRGsSf HAT EsTABLtsHMeSr ~ tns
and survey Of it, various iepamsns WIZ evsu
visitor nothing has been le unaoee 20 reuas s.
.u',,,st goris j. N 0ENlN 5Is Broadway
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To Ice Cream sellers -Fonfccuone
Keepers OF public gardens es,ins S essries
ice cream 81 . very low price J. FUssbLb w. ""S
aaied epot
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nrnin or Runturc CureA by ID

Msrshs Radical Cure Truss-rhs truss has received th
approval eminent OF this country ans
OF Europe simple easily adjusted, aud tho pres
sure graduated by the patient. II will support the
complicated of rupture without Inconvenience -
the wesrer. We have also hand Marshs Abdomnal
Supporters Silk Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps, shoulder
Braces Suspeusoty BandaGes &C. MARSH BROrHEk1.
Broadway and Anu street under Barnums Muso
uu, Omen from A M Till . r NJ.
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Trusses, Elastic stOckings. &c wars.
Lady Attendant
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Prizes Csshed In All LegaiiZcd Lofty
r,es and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers 3ls Chestnut street. Phaafeiphis
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wlp DEPARTMENT, ADJurAwr 0swnAl's Oricx,(
WASHINGTON, ID. O., April IL lA84
- following oQcers. charged with ogysss and nsre
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Prizes Cashed in Ali Legal Lotteries.-
J. 4. CLAfToN 4 co. is Wall street MI.
Lottery Tickets Cashed Joseph Bates,
Broker ii Wall street, room No. 4.
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HOyt's Hiawatha Hair Restorative.
AOYT'S HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOYT,S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOYT'S HfAWArHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
UOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOYTS HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOYTS HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HoyT's HIAWAIHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RB6TORATtvU
is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
Is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
FADED AND GRAY HAIR AND WHISKER9
FADED AND GRAY HAIR AND WHIsKERA
FADED AND GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
FADED AND GRAY HAIR AND WHISkKR1
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR.
10 THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
ORIGINAL COLOR

does t'caim 70 make the hair grow IA where -
fallen Nothing will do that. whatevcr be Cd
verssd contrary will It's falling out. mahp
II aft silky, cleanse II and the scalp OF an impug1~
ties and humors aud entirely overcome the bad effects e
preparations containing sulphur -
load 40 II does not require soaping washing and hoarg
for s Application no! win q crock or smut out e
apply,he Hawatha at our rooms thus enabling tie
merits by actual trial the premisoo
We warrant to bring the original color IN ten days the
very farthest We do II in most cases In sK.
We pubshed the following challenge to test some feur
weeks IN the papers. which was never accepted =
Let we'll known and dsnteresod persons appoloe
the proprietor OF each preparation TO have the coox
OF the hair Zach proprietor 10 nothing but hto
preparation and the person using nothing ese durn4
the certificate Of the result to be published IA all sho
principal At the expense OF the unsuccessfu pre-
HOYTs IMPERIAL CoLoRINo CREAM,
An appropriate sccompaninen TO the Hawahs changes
light and whskers 10 beautiful brown bsSk
Superior any dressing fr the whsksrs. Sold evsrs
- IoSEPH HoYT 4 co. 10 UnIyersity plaoe. n z.
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Oartes do Vtstte OF Late tire Beas le
the city. made by VAUGHAN. 2S Bowsry. eroots aw
minutes after sLitting -
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Wiss. Toupees. Hair Dye, HAT ng"t
snd Mo,ssy,a Cream for . sesas'sas
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Fights Between FORESTS and Grisrson's
Cavalry.
Diminishing With the Enemy I'm Ar
kansas.

Little Rock advicss say tho only news from General
Steele is that he at Arkadelphia the 2Sth. lie
had constant sk.rmssbing with tho enemy the route
but the progress OF the expedition at 40 timc i'm
peded.
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Cloth and Pare mcne Tags for Shtps
ping cotton. WOOL fax, &c, at VICTOR e. MAUQdaS IN
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Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Pr,scrvatavcr
The dye applied by skilfu ar.lgts
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Burma scalds Bsters, Y.ser Sores Fever Sores Ulcers
s Br iises Jams, Cuts Sore Feet Chapped Hands ed
Fkinds Of flesh wounds whether they be neW.
fresh and healthy old feetered
and quickest manner of salve yet known
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CROSS EYE sTRAIGHTENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
aud every disease Of the Eye and Ear requiring ehe
medical or surgical and attended to by DR. Won hISRA
BKG1 at dis consulting rooms 8l6 BrosGway near Tws
stre.t,
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JHRoHIO CATA1RH,

CATARRM OF raE TYMPANlo MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. CONSTRUCTIONS OF TIKI
EU3TACuIAN TUDX
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DIR, Wats0m's "Cnusc and Gure"-Om
Dehiy Ulcers &C. with plates Of variety Of dseass
Is invaluable AL those who desire private
Price 81 Sold by MILLER co, 42e1f Broadway. and u
the author $40 Broadway where be cousulto2
fro A. a M
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.Whas Can I DO Best r- ~ .sss,s svsv,
s ss1 f y s; ssss. SO f''"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

49, When Chief Justice Tapey gave
bis infamous opinion in the bred Scott
case. great many editors spoke in some
what contemptuons terms Of the matter
And again, when Judge Lssvitt delivered
his decision in the vallandigham case,
there was general sRasm Of contempt
thereof throughout the ranks of the Cop
psthead press s76 7s'a t+usel
Blu, there was no process for contempt
against anybody. then but now when the
New York Tribuae showsits just contempt
of the judicial conduct OF an infamous
petty Copperhead judge of New York, that
contemplate representative Of the Five
Points seeks to wrsak bis judicial ven
geanee on the editor of the Tribune, aud
the Copperhead editors of The country
who have kept up general howl for the
freedom of the press, even to the advocacy
OF treason, back up Judge Barnard's per-
sonal aud party war upon the freedom of
the press.
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(
Less than three ysan ~ TIE ocao-
;snsrian chisf Of our arnis, Who Asd thA
'1perisncs Of two wan, retired from
.,ctivs service and commended Halleck
md Mcclellan to the eea6dsnss q IL
people.
Halleck took command Of the West.
and threw up en;renchments from Shiloh
to Corinth m the faoe Of foe ons-third
his o. strength, who eventually retired
unharusd beyond his rsach.
In he meantime MoClellsn Ssllecosd .
tremendous army 1t Warrington, sad ~
ndainsd during the fall and Aintsr within
an easy days march Of = fos one-iilth his
own effective strength ID castious arsad
of aQusksf esns." Alter ths snsny -
evscuased Manassas, Mcclellan started
down ths@ river aud ret HE grand sfn3-
to digging its way into Yorktovn against
small detachment Of the enemy, and up
on the evacuation Of that point, spade il
hand, his army pursued them up the
Chickabominy, where tbey:.dug the giaves
ola goodIy portion Of that immense force.
Mcclellan and Halleck saccessively
held chief command Of the army, and
carried on the war after their own system,
and neither of them did any great credit
TO their eudorser.
At length General Grant, who achieved
snccess on many battlefield, and won
the position from the hearts Of the pee
pie by glorious deeds and brilliautgyic
tories, 10 u the head Of our armies. He
holds his position by virtue of his own
deeds, not on the endorsement of another,
nor upon mere faith in imaginary but I'M
tried qualifications. His policy is to
move on the enemy's works and take
them, and ~ be has done 10 u the past,
We may expect him to do SO In the future.
Our faith b firm, because it is founded on
his works.
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E,OR SALE-so acres cheiee had

u with Cottage Frame Dwelling, containing 10 rooms
cietern cehe ereen blinds good barn zoo hppls tree
$50 peach trees cherry plum pear, grapes and many
other kinds Of fruits all undcr fence aud is in the very
beat state Of cultivation.
dis Is the residence occupied by Dr. Hicks and IL
within miles Of this city, and will be sold very cheap
for cash. Title good Enquire Of II. B. TENtEYCK.
apr28 Real Estate Agent
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TOR two-story Brick Dwell.
ing with six rooms and hall rood cellar and cisten
lot we'll fenced lpeats ON Exchange between 1lth and
18th sfrset1 Price $f20o. Enquire Of
apro II. Z. TEN-EYCK
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ZAP effort will be made before the close
OF the session to have the tax on printing
paper removed, and also TO have The tariff
SO altered that printing paper may Be ad-
mitted duty free. Great Britain, v hich
taxes everything, has within . few year,
removed the duties on printing paper as
. tax upon knowledge, and conseouently
the newspapers there have doubled IN
number within the past ten years. In
ls46 there were ga journals published
In Great Britain and Ireland, of which 70
were issued daily-now there are publish
ed $50 journals, Of which 20 are 3silv.
in TINS country, especially since the i'm
position OF duties upon printing paper. the
number OF newspapers has been falling
OH In this city, where al the papers.
Except sn Insignificant copperhesd sheet.
received liberal allowances of Govexuueut
ADVERTISING. they manage to make nonsy.
but 1t is well known that many loo.l n.
pers lind it dificult-especialiy nswly e.
'aolisbed ones--fo keep going:
Like bubbles on the sea ~ v.at,,~ A.--