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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
NAVAL SIGNALS.
A Universal Code Of Naval Signals.
Prom tbe Mosi,eDr, Pans Iu,y7
REPORT To TYR RMPRR0a

REPORT TO THB EMPEROR.
SIRE: The idea Of universal naval Ian gla,e,
efering 10 all nations uniform means OF com uaisa,
Tar at sea- has been fst long ams. in Esgs.d wex
q in France, the object Of lsboyious researches
The realization OF this idea whioh Is possible at tbt
0ny thanks 70 The accord that Is setsSAhel ~ sab
iect between yosr Go1nmast and that OF Hes R,ttas
NC Majesty, win be new sign Of the siviiiGshse d
our epoch. nov ash f the Bmpsrr 10 be - gssa q
% sanction r.
Already you Majesty. |. s1pes4i,g Ne asoe.A.,
concluded vita Gree; Britain - sstsSisAiag 1ss.
Of regular ghts board d vessas Of tAs navier ~
been able. BY yosx decree q Ne "a Ossssa. lsss u
pnveDt msnf accidents.
The rules prescribed n III ssrssuesS 10 Which yss
have invited the st.or Gsversusas - sAhofc-Asw
observed by most u he maritime aaaOss-haFe, n
6essening the chaA csx u sostsss saAiloas save<
meroe from mag losses. I'D ksnaAiH iron my -
grys. hon. s.,a . hs oa.,s..i
has for its ohjeot the esssbasAing a osde Of aSsa
cnderstood By every maritime nsasn. and vhieh Ia
received the approval q the BaslsA AdnirAV. ~
Board of Trade, and NJ Daertmest In sone tina
10 doubt all vesse& b wtseever HsAsa ~ 10
belong or whatey q laaKuaEe oer crews meg QeSk
g be able 10 ercs angs with each Other, so6ccs snd
requests. the Importance q witch w be mes ued ~
the wants and dangers Of navigation. Thy VI b
able, when in sight AZ COASTS ON wtch hetths Hey an
established 70 give uset inso9rat!on 10 oesla tasss
things ita which are nooesssy fss aear s&.f.s :.
The latest meteorological notices
II is TO the works write, dsrag nearly zoe Iast ~
yearf In order to get uP q collection oil gencrh agnsN
that the commission aaDed hg the two Gover AlneD<s
French and Engfish) shOvd refor for the edopAos y
DE unique code that IL h in busness 20 propoee.
These works were many. Alroody in fsis md -
into this enterprise. tie commercial codes Of Tym ast
Squire: in 1885, that Of Philip TIE best known O
these works has been for long time that Of CAPT
rary Of the French code Of Reynod, as well tb'
American code OF Rogers
But in tho midst Of ,ais variety Of works the neet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
IAdNerti,,-rlent1

Tho Rebels, while IN Maryland, plnndered
tie s,oTes Of their -pppy Of kINrs EAsT isDE CcryEs-
thereby csunng grell distress Wsoe.ar ord,Is fs
shor notice At he Gsne7I D,.y Ne IsA ROade- Sod by
rl g'oceqs az - cents . -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

BIxBY ya. pA

BlyBY Vs. DAY 9. MARTIN.--JlTXBY'S LIQUID
and Pbsrg BLhCEs Sc E pes, IN use. md per cent
cheaper than tLa EDgasn French Sold by 81 Orosefs
RLos De4iers and Drscs. IA tie country Whoe.11 10
pc. No 40 ath " "a 10 - sP-uca ~ Now ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

nsa Tho movement Of ~ Treasury u toward bvw
prices aud people of sDa means cannot b too careful
WHOM tsmpdng spscdAtiers arc proposed 4 srl
The Long Island Railroad has declared Q
quarterly dividend Of y cent payable August N
has expended n tAs essas Gin nonsAs >ilooO on nav
eqaiFment snd machine shsps After paying the divi.
dsnd. the cash on hand h t500oo. Tho road Is NV
managed very efficiently. and sssadily increasing II
IT. traffic a..l To-
The following 10 ststcment Of the approx.
mate earnings Of the Marietta aud Cincinnati Railroad
Corrnanv for ths second week sf Julv 1894,
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fsf7eriis'1osnti
MAgRrAGB.--'

Naturalization Of Opposites Short
Connshps, Matrimonial Cestop'->Is Posr'-ts.
p,cty II the Che.t-iTisTae Throne # SoOUsoeA Pal
= lndn-fy-A Splendid Peasure Tip the paavo
roafcAt JOURHAL for August kswsInen hsye T. % c,nis
or 81 year. Fowler WILLS N. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

Dec...&e 10 Dee BID ~ Dec z ~, 500 Inc 40
BY reducing TIE wheat 70 fopr. the quantity Of the
latter left NJ tiiewater this year. compared with the
corresponding period last year. shows deficiency Of
45l, 800 bb,s. A0uy
The Produce Exchange brokers, in view OF
Ire Internal revenue tax have increased their rates Of
commission. On -four, proyisiors and seeds the COM
mission Is y p cent whisky u p cent and on grain
II y cent
The New-York Mutual Insurance Company
viii pay on Sept !. an interes. dividend Of cent in
cash on outstanding certificates also certificate divi-
dsnd Of 30 3 cent free Of tax. The Company viii pay
OF Sept l. tie balance OF the outstandiBg certificates
Of less. and IS y cent Of those of 1859.
The Bank Of tho State of Missouri has de-
cIered dividend or p cent payable to New-York
Shareholder at the Bank Of Commerce July %.
The Boston Trureller, noticing the demand for
msney. says;
small tnat their easily supplied by the bADk1
az o. cent on csl On good socks there is more do
msnd and the rp<e is sto y cent. F1rstclass paper
goes from 20 y TIE produce dealers are the
difficult to work along from day 10 day. With fair
pita N manage tnr business with crushed sugar 90
o. 10 cents IL is quite different affair when the price
is 81 ~ g. and other produce In proportion. Having
made their purchases on gold market ut nom n? 10
S5 il l. impossible 10 make profitable sales with gold at
40 Astherr seems no prospect Of another imitation u
TIE euTe ct present. II Is Probable that the earness
saas will make the smallest loss. Manufacturing ssocfe
went high prices Esrosd shares were rather heavy.
and bids did not qnte NJ 10 last quotations. IN
mining shares there Is little disposition TO operate ex'
Dept IN those dv:dendpayiDy sharcs which are known
~ Dc doing profitable business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

ard Bank street and Nj, Luekey In Bleecfey street
wear Bank At tho latter place Officer Westcrheid OF
the Ninth Precinct ATTEMPTED 10 arrest him, but the
fiscal and only after long chase be secnrtd
Justice Dodge committed him for Trial. John. ass
Major Aohiphine was arrested 90 Saturday even.
ing by the United States Marshal ~ EswJerscy oo
warrant Issued by the United States District Attorney
a that Stote on charge 81 entlcing and assisting
Union soldiers o. desert. lie will DO taken 70 that stole
for trial He Is Wen Known TO the POice q this city
md ba already served term Of four yealS IN sag
NnI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

THs FREE sE0EG soHooL.-A musical en-.
.aIialrasst ghs gwen 4 s. Johns Church, on ~.
day evening, by NJ. Older free Esging clas. 1Do
programme ircladcd selections from ths ofatoi0s and
secular pieeo Ilo boys saBs soos and cAorulos pil
considerable skh. Ilo rector 81 Trinity CAurcl, and
oth,r cieTg men ScTe present, With many Of -ie PEI
sonal friends Of BE- hiDo singcis HT Glider reopens
his cnss 10 Sepiemto Those who dssire 10 ieaIn to
sing 3 sote OH loin l-s closes without oNYeuse.
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az. 4,ock Per Erie RaiIway,

CAxpyILL-. Nrw.YoRx. July g. lssA-The following hs
earnt OF live transported over the road for s
wssh ending Monday 100 Of Cattle; 30 Hori
car. Sheep cars Horsos Total eat Of S.oek Tor Ii" wes
i&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

Yacht RAoR.--On Wednesday next q match
raoe between the JncLs Rofiess ~ -ns osucd BY eH
Commodore Joncs Of te BTookya laich Cllb aad t'n
Annie Laurie % tuns. owned By ar. bohoniss vIl
take Teoe for the SUN II sSg cid. 20 START fom The
Club House At tho Penny Bride, pas through Long
ls.and sound around Long Island. AID Iolura % Ito
starting psaL They start 1t 10 q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

COgONEgs' IEQJBsTs.-Thomss Green was
found lying dead yesterday morning Gnicr the hatch.
way OF the building corner Of Ann and Nassau strss.s
Deceased Wa printer aged IS YEAR,, he'd been drunk
for some weeks past aud had been IN tbs habit OF
Sleeping In the building. He had probably islIen nOrn
one Of the upper fcors through ha.ohwoy, " they
we're all found open Coroner Eaumans viii hold al
inquest on the body TO day. Cornelius Koran, While
working On an lee barge at the foot Of Canal street fi
through tho open hatehway aod received saoh severe
irures that he died at Lis residence No - Desbross
euoEt
ATTEMPTED SUICiDg. Early yesterday nom
lug John DOwney, residing 90 M sl3 Grand street
attempted 10 commit suicide by shooting hursoh in LIZ
taco with p. so canning dangerous wound He was
conveyed e Bellevue UOs1itaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

Coz Mai q 900 bush whss D. 900 buAb Oats 5000 eush
CON, ascO pks Provoss, lsoo pksA Butter s'o pks'
Lard, ~ pkg. ssaes
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
S1sh advertisements.
SIlERIFF'S SALE.
2tate of OHIO, Vinton County,

STATE Of Ohio, VintOn County,
Morris Albaneh rtf, H. Con'tof
EVniust Common Plea.
Fl, " Stodiard a noc.f On order OF
DuRSJ ANT to the com rnand of an order OF
i sale 10 The ab0v0 cause 70 me directed FROM
tao Court Of Commoa Pleas, Of tho Aforesaid
county Of Vinton, I viii offer at puhlit sto, Ht
he DIOR Of the Court ll1u o, N tho Town ofAo
Arthur. In G.dreraid cvuaty Of Wilton, on
Saturday the 96;h day 1 Mareh 1854.
Between the honrs Of zen O'Clock, A. ~, ani
four o'clock, =. NJ, Of aaii day, the following
property, to-Wit Iu-lot number Gao hn7dief
and eighty-cight, (lse,) and lot nnInotr Two
hundred and niaete,n, l9l9.) also. lni nuneer
two hundred md eighteen, (2l',) In iho tosn
Of Macarthur. Vinlop County Ohio.
Taking as tho property cfJ. j, AIlitpH, 70
satisfy Judgment in favor Of Morris AioAueh.
Apr aised Us follows, iu-lot number one
hundred eighty eight, appraised Ut fihy dollars,
let nuu.bor two hundred sud rine'acu ut forty
dollars, and lotnambsr two hundred and esSh-
teen At thirty -seVep dollars, sHd luus: bling
twts-hirds ofthst aum.
re RMS OF SALE cash iB hand.
ARCH. NORRIS. .ehF Y. Co. o..
r J.. istb iSst--5x By VIZ. GoLD, Opt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
ornu,ss ,he Demoeraey,.

We call the attention Of our county
Central Committee, to the notice Of
the State Committee, fixing the 9Sid
Of March, as the time for holding our
State Convention, for the nomination
Of q State Ticket. II ever there was
O time that the conservative citizens
should organize, Il ia now. AT no
former period, does the remarks Of
Old Hickory etiike the minds OF our
people with 80 much force as at the
present moments, he said. ''if ever a
sectional war is once began both sides
Win share in the common ruins,
That war has been began. and has
lasted near three years, and it is in
deed straDgcif our people do not al
zee ths. we are, both North and South
being rnined faster than any people OF
Gods fcoistool ever were before. Lei
d, theo as reasonable men organize
ahd clest arch men as will carry con-
fdsnce TO both sides, and that will
use all honorable msans, to effect a
soeeiy and 40 honorable peacs at the
...,;o.. monent. Peace and Peace
alone, viii stop bloodshed, the des'ruc
,io Of property, ensure safety and make
usouee moss . prospsteus and happy
peonIs. j. nt .ais the TRUTH
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18

county should introduce'a resolution
to axpnnge q protest iiom the journal
notwithstanding the Constitution says
"any member of eithGr Horse shall
have the fsht. to protest against an5
act or rSs Ss)lution tbcreoS shall, with
nni alteration, commitment, or delay
be entered upon The journal" ." B@
the talented member from Hamilton
county had 6y 20 means exhausted
his stock Of originality. lie 'arrh-.
sd from repeating himse.i This time
| he argned that protest must contain
dothing but trnth; ard il the question
OF Tact was sprung, Ito majority pro"
tested against have the right to do
eide !. that question for the minority
protesting As there happened to DO
some Of the majority weaker breth-
ren, who could not feed on Stanton Q
"strong meat" and who had such
things as grave constitutional obj.c
items" the we'll known member from
Hamilton county withdrew his Teso-
luton, and III consideration for their
foolish scrup,es introduced another,
simply denying the statements Of the
protests
1t il certainlya matter Of regret
that such "a love of man" "a the no
ted member from Hamilton county
should waste his sweetness on the
dry halls of legislation, instead Of par
aiding hts good clothes aud curly hair
on Fourth street. ltis depriviug the
young misses who frexucnt that prom
made OF their rights and they shonld
imm.di t'ly petition to have him sent
home. s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18

'oharita6ly together. II is particular
y agreeable 10 ns to, see that yousilS
lustri0us aud honorable Presi-
dent, and your people. are animated
with the Same desire OF peace and
tranquility which wv have in our lct-
,ers irenlcatOd upon our venerable
brothers.
May il please Coo atths same time
I to make tue other people OF America
aud their rulers, rejecting ssriousl 3
how terrible is civil war, and what
caIamities it engeuders, lis,en 10 the
inspirations Of calmer spirit, and
sdobt resolutely the part Of peace. As
I'ior u5, wo shall mot cease to Offer up
ihe most !arvrnt prayers to God AL
mi .hty that lie NAV pour out upon
tail .he people OF America tha spirit
ipi p ace ard ch rty, and that He
lwili stop the great evils which afflicI
them. We, at tho same time beseecl
the God OF pity 10 shed abroad upon
you the light Of His grace, ind at
tach you TO US BY a perfect friend
ship
Given ut Rome. at st. Peters, the
81 OF Decomber, 1868, Of our Pon.lti
cato 1S.
[Sigucdl rz Plus TX.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
DEMOONA'rIC STATE
CONVENTION.
RooNs or DsaooaArIo STArx cESTRAL
~ .s ooNHtTTsi,


ROoMs or DGaooaATIo STATE CxSTRAL
~r g 0oNxtT1EL,
CsLusHuS, Ono, February 8, iss4. a.,
To the Ds,n0orScy Of fDhio
You srs hereby notified that the
Democratic State Central COMMITTEES
has designated "Wednesday, the 23d
day Of March, 1864, as the time for
holding tho next Democratic State
Oenyeniion, in the city OF Colunbus,
for the purpose Of elocting four deie-
gates, Tor the State ut large, to the
Democratic National Convention
which will be held in the city OF Chi
eago, beginning on the 4th day o
July next |; aud Of nominating o eau
didste for each Of the following otscts
70 wit: ....s
6ecrslary Of State;
Judge Of the Supreme Court
Attorney General f.;
School Commissioner;
Melnber Of the Board Of Pnbli'
Works.
The Democratic voters Of the seV
oral counties Within tins State arc re
spectfu.ly requested to proceed to ap
point delcgates to represent them il
said convention, ell the following
basis: &
Ooe delegate for each county, ant
an additional delegate for every hv'
hundred votes cast for Hon. CLEMES,
L. VALLANDIoHAM. for Governor, a
the last Ocvt Der election, and TO-
every fraction OF two hundred ant
fifty votcs and over one additioua
delegate.
The gives ViD:On County 4 de'es
ates, r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
THE COMING PREsIDENTIAL
ELECTION. A..
ORGANIZED ORGANIZE!

\. ORGANIZED ORGANIZE!
Democrats and conservatives every
where must unite and bind themselves
tosether intnore perfect aud complete
organization, 30 promote the success
of their principles at the next Prosi-
leutiai election. We need not discuss.
The utility 0. organization all zee il,
feel Il, brow il. Its yAlce, even n an
oIGiaaFy yol,tical contest, has ,beoR
eXpe!iencei-n is J9u0IH iDpJtagt
now, when the rurity ot the ballot
box aud he liberty Of the ctiEens arc
among the jewcls staked upon The is
sue. Democrats every Shere should
know each other, and act together
this acuuaintSuce eau only be brought
about, aud thus unity Of action can
oaly be secured by local and general
organization, We entrcat the attention
inow OF active men live Democrats.
! II il 10 argued that "a'l this 10 idle,'
that "w.. have n chance, "--thai
",ke pjwers thai to u. WashingtoH
have determined to perpetuOts their
reign, and they will do it by a mis-
nse Of military power II IN no other
way"-lSt our answer be; "We bave
a duty to pnrIrrm, and will perform
il, como what may" In the namt
Iuf God and our country, for Civil Lit
cr,y for ourselves, for tbs preservation
Of a Free Government, let rs tryl NJ
man can fUretsll in these times, wha
day may bring forth, That 0 reac-
ton against the mad policy OF th'
men now Il power will come mus
conceive believe ss confidently q
we do that the snn will continne h
rise IN the East. Let us prepare 10
and be prepared for that reaction. :
Let it rot, when il comes, find tn
. Conservatives OF the country, 4
t, whom, under Providence, wo may a
: lone look for safory, divided, unorga
ized, scattered, but firmly banded, o,
: ganizsd, compact. In solid pbalap
LET us confront the asSailants Of our r
j publican form of Government. W
are Il million and half OF freemeu-
!, our cousciences tell us We have Righ
on our sde-God 10 With the Right
aud victory with God.--CireIsvi!.
Democrat.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
speech OF Mr. Voorhees,.

We AJAX Q careful pernsSl Of ex-
tracts srom the epeech OF Mr.Voor-
hees, on our fret page. 1t shows mp
most truly how the west 10 being rob-
ed to keep up the New England ma
bob shoidys. How long, will the
people Of tho wcs. bo compelled to sui
fer this wholesale swindlingl About
one fourth OF al We now produce in
the west, goss into the pockets o
these New England Governman.
theivcs. AK yourself where is the
farmer business man in ths weat who
Rssa drawback Oh hls taxes, as Mr.
Voorhees, shows theses Erstsrn Aboli
ton shoddys do. thereby clearing
them Of all taxes on business &C
count.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18

cath, eeth,. .essh, 70ih, nss, 79ds ss73l,
74;h, roth, 77th, 18th, sai, soth; 10.
all As Ngimenlf, whOse average nam.
Der Of men will be probably 200, rank
and file.
OF cavalry regiments theN are tbe
1st. %, 80, 4th, 9th, 7th and 10th,
Batteries : ls,, 4th, 14th, 10TH and
l7th.
These troops are all from Western
Armies, and it. is a singular cour
meptary upon ths conduct Of the war
sbout Tash,rg,on that few Western
Regiments inthe Army Of the Potc-
mac have Ie vu}Is'ed.
BELIEF or SOLDIERS FAMILIES,
Tie Senate. some time Az, pnss !
An unoljecllouablo bill, levylng "a FAX
vi two uiills tyr the support ~ s>l-
diurs' families. When tn Gill 60 I.
the uuuse, that body found occassou
to voutilOte its partisan spirit ana
establish its patriotism Amend
msnts were, therefore, tackled on tC
tho bin, in Committee, giving tht
Governor authority to appoint agent'
in each comfy 10 distribute tho fun,
raised by this bill, instead Of County
commissioners. The only object t
90 attained by this amendment is t
keep Democratic from Obtaining any
benefit from the distribution Of th'
iiund. Five or six agents in eacl
county, holding their appointments a.
Ilhe viii Of the Governor, and witt
the disbursement of thls vast sum
without bond or responsibility to an
ono but tue t1overnor, you see, wonlC
make o splendid electioneering corp
lor the Black Republican party.
,l Mr.. Oilin stated tina. ho wanted
r this fund distributed by tho friends O
the soldiers; that is, Abolit;oniSts
!, who assume the monopoly Of all TIL
, affection for tho soldiers and thei
families. The natural result OF thi
4 measure will be that none but iami
Ilios whose influence IS devoted to tn
< advance mont Of the Abolition part
. will receive any benefit. The fam
Q lies of Democratic soldiers will h
: whistled down the wind. without
t penny. This sahject ia still unac
: Idiscpss;ou iu the House, aud theS
Q odions features will be eugratted upo
the bill or the majority will defeat !
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
OHIO LEGISLATURES,

HcusE, February "a petition
from Knox County was presanted
praying for law to disfianchise per
Sons who give traitors aid and com-
fort by leaving the State to avoid the
DRAFT. a ,t. s RI
joshua r Giddinss, and sixly one
citizens OF Ashtsbula, petition for q
law to levy tax to reimburse those
who have paid private bouuties. Those
people who, for . season, maintained
thoir patriotism by paying private
bounties to others ror gong to the war,
aud thereby oxcusing themselves, are
anxious 70 have their money VeruEd-
ed, after tie fashion OF ludiaus, who
take buck q gilt. This matter is the
subject Of great May petitions, es
poclsl!y from that paradise OF PnFi'
tans and patriotic, the Western Re-
serve. .-...u-.. ."gs .,
The Standing Committee ON the
PenitentiaFy reported that DR.. Bick
ley was confined by order Of the War
Department and that, therefore, the
resolution relative to his imprison.
meut be indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Eiwsrds submitted minority
report, giving the documents upon
which DR.. Buckley was incarcerated,
showing that his imprisonment IS .
gross violation OF the laws oI the
State. Mr.. Elwards concludes with
a resolution directing q further in
Vestigation intD the case. Mr.. Ed
wards made a few brief remarks, stst
ling that he had been refused admit
.snce to the cell ofthe prisoner, that
he could not investigate the case q:
he had been instructed to do by tht
House, because OF the order OF thI
Secretary Of War, and showing tha
all onr laws were violated by tho i'm
pisonment Of DR.. Buckley, and tina
{ fittings go on in this way. lvrce woulc
be justiiisb!e in restoring our law
aud liberties. =, a...
Mr.. Kirby, who was denounced |
few days ago iD the Cincinnati Gazet
to for being unIaitIliui to Abolition
ism, thought in necessary, iu order t
, regain his standing in the loyal ira
r ,ernily, to creep on his belly and &
to the other extreme. He made
J speech against Mr.. EDWARDS resOlu
, tion, and then moved the previou
a questlon. This arrangement com
. pletely restored him to the favor {
- the AbUlltionists, who were all curs
ling him yesterday. One or two MOI
u ridiculous acrobatic tricks by Mr.. K
= and your representative will make h
II most brilliant mark III the legislatiy
h halls as a ground and lofty tumble
. Mr.. EdWarc's minority substitu
report was rejected, and the resoll
= tion indefinitely postponing the who
h matter was adopted.
: Re ENLISTED RgGIMggTs.
y The following is a list ofthe CHI
= Regiments Of Infantry that nave re
0 enlisted as veterans, under the ordel
. Of the War Department offsring th
. large bounty: let, 9Th, 9Th. 14tb, l.
10Th, both, 25ih, 26th, 9th, 29:l
Q 3oth, slst, S9d, SSd, 34th, Ssth, sod
: 4oth, 4lst 42d, 4sd, 4.th, 18th, 46tl I
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18

DlSEASES or THE NERVOUS. am.
~ INAL, URIANRY AND SEXUAL
and reratHe IohiInent--in
Reports of the HOWARD AssOCiATl6H-,
Sent by mail In sealed letter crvelopes. free Of
charge. Address, DIR. J. sKlLLlS uOu1h-
TON, Howard Associl,ion, No sOunh Ninth
Street. Philihlolphia, Pa. ~
March, 5ih ls6S.-l--yr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-18
.siguedl JEFFERSON DAVIS.
THE PoP's REPLY,

lllustrous and Honorable President
salutatiou. We have just received.
with all suitable welcome, the persons
sent by you to place in our hands ths
letter dated the 23i ot September last
Not slight was the pleasure we expe-
rienced when we learned, from thesc
persons and tho letter, with what feel
lngs OF love and gratitude you weie
animated, .iIustrious ard honorable
President, as soon as You were iuforIi1
cd OF our letters to our venerable
brother John, Archbishop Of New
Orleans, dated the 18th OF October oi
last year. and in which we have With
all our strength excited and exhorted
those Observation-Disclosures that, in THEN
episcopal piOty and solicitude, thes
should endeayor, with the most ardsns
zeal, and in our name, to bring abodt
the end of the fatal civil war whieh
has brokea outin those COUNTRIES, In
order that the american people may
sbtain peses sndl leeacasb snddwsII