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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19

A physician has discovered that
the nightmare in nine cases out Of ten
is produced by owing bill for news
paper, and that the best cure is to pay
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19

A Chicago music house publishes
the "St. Paul Waltz" This is the
first intimation we ever had that st.
Paul understood the art Terpsicho.
rcan.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19

Aunt Rosy was dividing a mince
pic among the boys, and when jim.
who had wickedly pulled the cats
tail, asked for his share, the dame re-
piled "No. Jim. you are a wicked
boy, and the Bible says there is no
peace for the wicked" .a .a
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19

The Government has received in.
formation by way Of Fortress Monroe,
that Beauregard is at Petersburg, Va,
with force of 1000 men.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19

Application has been made for au-
thority to establish National Bank
in Marshalltown, Marshall county.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19

General Banks has been superseded
in the command cf the Union forces in
Louisiana by Gen. Camby.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19
Take no more Balsam, Mercury or unpleas-
ant medicines for unpea SAINT dangerous diseases.
Himbolds Extract Buciu and IaprOred Rose,rash
CURES SECRET DISEASES .

ant medicines Tor UNPLEASANT OF dangerous diseases.
Heimbold Extract BRclta and ImprOred Rose,rdsh
CURES SEcREI DISEASES
In all their stages, Al little expense,
Little or no change IN die'. M inconvenience,
AND NO kAfpst ne
III causes u Hcqheut GcsFe anu gives suehsth to uri
nate uerchy iei"N s ooStfuclots preventing anu cur
ing structures of the tretra alaymg pam ana ihnani
Thousons nno, thousands Who have hacn IN, victims
Of oaeks and who have paid heavy fees to be cured N
the foisoN has, hy tie use OF powerful asriheents
,eJ form and ,ryhon,y g,S,y mI,,i1oe
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19

Sixty thousand dollars have been
secured in Vermont towards fund for
an Agricultural College.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19
Charles City, Iowa, May 10, 1864

Over $4,000 have been subscribed
towards the erection of Prcsbyter;-
an church in Marshalltown.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19
FEMALES--FEMALES--F

In many affections peculiar to Females, the
Extract BuChu uacquaiicd by any other Remedy as in
Chlorosis Retention lrreguarty, ianGlncss or sup
preston II Customary cracCntions liberated Scr-
rhous of the Uterus icuchurrha Whites SteriI
ny and for all complaint Incident to the sex, whether
arising from ndiscrcon habits of dissipation, the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19
G8e yntelligenter.
A. n. F.. HILDRETH, Editor.

"westward the course Of empire takes its way"
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19
HELMBOLD,S
Genuine Preparations.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive and specific Remedy for diseases Of the Blai
der, kdncys, Gravel and Tupscal Swclngs.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion, and
exctes the abSorbcnts into healthy action by which the
waery Calcarepus depositons, and all unnatural en-
argements arc reduced, as well as san and infiamma
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19
BELMRoI,D,s ExTR ACT RUCHU.

For Weakness arising from Excesscs, Habits Of niss
patton, Early indscretion Of Abuse attended with the
| following symptoms .....
Indisposton to Excrton, Loss Of Power,
| loss of Memory, . Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease wakcfuhpss,
Iimness of Vision, Pain In the Back.
Universal Iasstude Of Flushing Of the Body,
the Muscular System, EruptoDs on the Face,
Hot Hands. Palld Countenance.
Dryncss Of the skin
These symptoms, II allowed to 20 on which this mcdi
cine invariably removes. soon follows ..s 81.
Lmpo'eng, Faulty, Epaeptic Fits.
In one OF which the Patient may expire
Who can say that they not frequently followed by
those nrpful
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19

Nothing that wholesome, genial and restorative
in its nature enters the com position of HOS1ErfkRs
STOMACH BiTftRS. This popular preparation contains
no mineral Of any kind deadly botanical element
aery excitant but Is combination oi the extracts o
rare balamc herbs and plants With the purest and mild
est OF all diiiusiye stlmulants.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-19
Stomach, Liver and Bowels,

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, Genera
Debiity, Nervousness, Depression Of SPIRITS, Jonst
patton, COlc, Intermittent Fevers, Cramps and
.s Spasms, and all Complaints Of either Sex,
... arising from Bodily Weakness whether
inherent IN the system or produced
-. .....-... by special causes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-17
The War Westward.

Tadidndp polls, Ind, Aug. ib.-Thc rebels under
Colonel johnson. estimated At fifteen hundred.
captured three e~am~rs near Shswnectown. nl..
on Saturday night. The steamers were losdei
with fA cattle belonging W the Govcrnrncns Forces
have been stationed along the Ohio River 70 pre-
vent the rebels fr,m crossing the Indiana border.
A. las accounts the rehels were ferrying the cattle
across The Kentucky River.
Cairo, III, Aug. i5.--About Eve hundred retel
cavalry under Colonel johnson, crossed the Ohio
River into Illinois, 81 Saline Bar, on Saturday.
Tho steamers Kate Robinson Jimmy Per.
kins, Nightingale. Fanny Brandon and Glars Hail
were aground at that place and were captured hy
them. These steamers had large amour, Of stock
on board at the time, and those in charge of them
hal to pay several thousand dollars each n save
them from destruction
Lou,srdL,, ny, August lj.-passengcrs arriv-
ing ai New Albany, Indiana ssy that Col. johnson,
with rcNei cavalry force, Is threatening Hcndcr-
aon, Ky. Our garrison thcr~ ia composed chiefly Of
negro soldiers. who are under the protection of our
yunbosts which ready N shell tho town IN case
the rebels succeed In getting into II. Many Of tie
Inhabitants fleeing north OF the Ohio River.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
The Pursuit Of Enr!y.

Wd'hinrton, Aug. iG.-NIJor GcDerR Dir:-A
telegram .tom Gen. Sheridan. commsnd dated
August lith, at Codar Creek, was received this
morning. 1t stated that except Moseby's and
whiies cucrri.laS there is no enemy this side Of
Blue Ridgc, that shcridan'l trains are all up nEd
,hn, his army is in fine condition Gen. Sheridan,
IN dispatch Of the lith inst, reports that the
stories Of plundef taken from Sarylaud by the reb
els are all humbuE. They have very Little, just
enough to subsst on, aud nothing more, most Of
which has been taken from the Shenandoah VAL
ley. IL another dispatch, date! the 18th ins' no
says; Gen. Esrly's train Is very small one, not
exceeding $50 wagons, and the stories about noc1i.
mulsted plundcr from Maryland are untrue.
EpVIS n. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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News Items.
tBy Tshp,oph u tk 6sU Ysvt Ss~,l

vAILAsprsrAs has arrived q Syracuse n. r
and win bs present and speak At The nsss Psscs
Convention on Thursday.
Tns boat rsce between The New York and Pus.
burgh boats, that Wa V have ccsurrcd ~ Poush.
kccpsie yesterday, was postponed in Consequence
of the rough stale Of the wsathsr.
Tm subscriptions 70 the 7-so loan ycsAerdsy wers
si,i2i,sO0. The delivery Of notes TO ubscribsrs
begun yesterday, and vill b pushsd forward -
rapidly possible.
rIsHr occurred Al Motena, Monday evening,
between party Of excuruonisas and NE proprie-
tors Of a drinking saloon near he depoA II which
pistols were frcsly used. Three men were mor-
tally wounded and . number of Others injured.
Tns Committee Of Arrangements have Axsd tAs
grand ball OF thc seascn at sarssoGa, fdr Friday
| night At Union Hall. Tho supper will b provsdsd
by the Lelands. Mrs. Lincoln s cxpecesd ~ b
present.
Miss CARaIr ELpRrDoE and John Doherty wore
| killed by . train of cars, at the Charles sersss
crossing Of the Worcester Railroad, Providence.
X. l.. yesterday. Two othcr persons were injured.
They were mill operatives aud were walking on
| the trark
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What the Rebel. say nbeut Bstler's Canal.

The X lchinond Vine OF August IL, says;
II is rumorcd, with what truth We know not,
thst t.e Yankees are cutting canal across the
nsn"s neck ct land formci by bcpd In tho
Js me \ and known MS Dutch Gap. This Is done We
pfes ins, with u o !orotn hope of nhnking our po-
- N at Howlctts. Let .hem dig but they will
~ ~ discover that ditchinc ike mining, did very
well In the vicinity ci Vicksnurg, hut neither can
jbc successfully prosecuted anywhere in the neigh
borhood Of The James. The zap IL only about half
a mule an width, while 10y water the distance round
the bend IL 5evcn miles. II the N,uEc,s are really
tchinf ot hi- ~ at, a. reported. tlcy 4Et only
doing what the commercial men oi L -Atnnpd
ought to have done years ago. II was ever an Inn
petineut IA the way of out trahc, and Vie tend,
which = shut q" FROM hrocze- from slmos, every
quarter, was ,lwavs fnrniliar'y known N the sa-
VINO heli II IN special dr-sd 3" Pull and he
damned" There may he some truth IL he rumor;
but We are nevertheless inclined o believe tat be
fore many weeks have rasscl, Grant, instead ~
ditohiu- on the James beneath q blazing sun. will.
10 making tracks before n victorious army. IN
sc.rch Of stfe shelter behind the ortihcstous At
IA xSIi
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informant lcf. Our forces drove In the rebei pick
cts early on sunday morning, and during the day
had succeeded in carrying two lines Of the cnemy's
esrthworks the outer che being shou, nine miles
from Richmond. The loss in the Second Army
Corps SO far has been very small. Generals Grant
and Meade Al commandins in person.
The mail beat Keyport has arrived nom City
Point, and has on board one hundred rebel priso-
ners, captured during the ak FINISHING Of yester-
day. Besides the esrthworks captured yesterday
by our forces there Was also captured one battery
that bore upon our men. working upon the canal
here Ioforc alluded 10.
dutch Gap " situstcd al . point where the
y arnes river makes q great bend IN the form ~ .
norse-shce. Tne land forming this neck is called
farrar's Island, and the name of Dutch Gap ~
given 10 the point between what we msy term tho
two cxiremitie- n the horseshoe. The iuterven-
ins land Mt this point IL cnlv about one hundred
and fifty yards wide. while the distance by vAier
miles from Fort Darling, the same distance from
Bermuda Hundred. and about twelve miic- fsom
Richmond. The object Of the canal IL TO facilitate
the psssi.ge OF the gunbost- by avoiding the rctel
distractions and battcr.e. shat defend the bend, and
oder an opportunity for Hank movement on the
north side uf the riyer.-En. SUS.1
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dom obtained without ercss risks and u wss ncs
expected that the harbor of Mobile would BE- sc.
cured without disaster. The loss of the gallant
Crsvens and his brave companions with the Te-
cirneeh vessel that was impcnetrAble 10 tho guns
OF Fort Morgan, by . concealed torpcdos was
casually against which no human foresight could
guard While the naton awards cheerful hopors
10 the living. she will ever hold In grateful re-
mcmmsncc the memory cf the gallant and ls-
mcnted decd who pcriled their lives for their
country. and died in her cause. To you and the
brave ofhcor. aud sailors Of your squsdron who
participated in this great schievemcnt, the Depart
nent tenders its thanks and those n the govern
nent and country. Very respectfully, Sc,
GtrvoS wuiys, Secretary of the Navy.
Rear Admiral DAVID q. Farragu,, Commander, &c.
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The funeral Of General G. A. s,edman, vhieA
took place on Saturday last At New London, Con.
necticut wss Of the most mpo~ng demonstrs.
tons of respect ever paid TO the memory Al any
person by the inhabitants Of that city Al early
hour flags were displayed at half-mss on publ:'
buildings, private residences and on the shippinp
In the hsrbor. Tie stores aud public Offices wers
nearly all closed, and crowds Of strangers from a'
parts Of the State assembled 70 follow 10 the
grave the remains Of = gallant soldier. A. iwelva
O'Clock q short funeral service took place u
the family mansion of the deceased, aud irous
thence prose son Of military aud civilians tnear
" mile long, accompanied the remains 70 the
Epis, opal Church. Here the body was received o.
the Church dooE by tue officiating clergyman, wnr
preceded II 10 the chsnCe, where the tunerA SCI
vices were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Hallsrn. AS
the conclusion, the burial case containing the
| was placed upon S'n-carrag'' anu oo.o' LJ ~
| The American Nag, upon which nnecuons'0 ~ "a
! Ia! leaut.ful wreath. u, natural rd~crs An uu
,ilirn to N, salilcrs Who came Hon Petersburgh
VIA the Gcuorai's remains, the 'roPs gaHisonlnS
/ Tort irlmb4l pc-.urlued tFDi' ,.,2, IT,.
panied b. the H1rt'ord CITY u." ro' - s sxs.
, {; lard, the New London military, &c" ,uo noho'
playipz appropriate aTs. Too morse Of 100 ar
to,sel Was lol Immediately ailcr ,he icmahs
! which we've followed hy very large numrs,
! nj dlstlnoulghel ndy.dug'S including HI
Tycclen"l (.oy,rnor Ei,t'prbam, M'jor-Gars
". +. smith aud BIr-gnod, iirisadici -ueAeti
IT, T. N ryc, O.. Gate, J. eut ..Cols. Burhh-m ~
Kodman, Capt Nartn' Lieat' Webo' &C. .'nho'
aus car1-lges coItl ned tho relatives tr ends ave
citi,ens generally. Besides these, large proccs
Mo-, M ~ scrs on foot, followed the remains nns
| AVID a haii 10 Ccdur Grove Cemetery. Tne sirec''
| on etler sdo of the way being llped With sps-l'
Tor, who tes;ihed their respect " uncovG.in IL
| heads, az the melancholy corteye passed.. Ar'w
at the grave, lho cpfin was lowered into re nt
resting place. The otac!stlng clergyman ha''i'
! tCont'nAed On last pIssl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-17
GENERAL. GRANT.


B.-mvda Rurfced, Aug. i6. Yesterday the |
a.eond corps 'Hancock'sl were going on bonpi |
<nnspors at Ci'5 Point all day, apparently sr |
Washington, and started down the river, n CIR
tsnds PLAY ing gall. O. course thu rebels w';rc
watching from the shore, and no doubt iclt ich
interest in the movement. TIE transports did GER
ssirly 90 down ,he river tor ten miles or IN oru.
when. however. they put ubou, and u -ier
ever Of the darkness returned, coming up
nv this place unI,- fuu speed At 10 =.
H. and proceeding up the river. At tho sane 'ir.S
the Tenth Corp, with the nriillesy of tie sccord
Corp, were cros-n. TO th, north side Of the Jar1o.
river and we're all landci up the river with'n
twelve miles o, Tieomond. before three o'cc =
shis morning. Tbs force, with General Foetri -
makes quite respectable army. 1t is uudor'T BOD
Shat their first move viii lie to destroy If posS ble
che rebe, pon,oon bridges above Fort Darlinl' II
shis is DONE Lee will he unable IN transfer his army
" the north side wthou, marching 20 aanc' ics'cr,
moro than twenty miles. Thus far all work well.
Muskctry firing was heard an the direction Of tbs
pnovcmout n us morning.
eEcoNp pIerAIsn.
Wdshin7to,, tug. iG.-Thc NAL hoat Newport
,epnrts the movement oi the sccvld Co,,s up the
Jamos River on SATURDAY night, rcsihng IN the
souting n large rebel .orce at Dut Gar, and the
capture O. over Eve auutred prisoners, besides
even pieces Of arullery. The position occupied by
Me enemy is sail to have been str ul,oue, and Is
now o,cupe1 by our t--'rs, who are able TO hold
b. There was but little hard @ghduY tone. Gen.
Hancock accomp sh,ng his end by skiihnl man~u-
vering and a surprise, and consequently our loss
vas SMALL 1t ho.ns estimated at less thru one hum
dred. Previous to tue mo ycmcnt up he river the
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ADMIRAL FARRAt:UT.

Washin1ton- Aug. 1G.-To Mojoy- q neral John
A. Dir: The following official report Of the sur
ronder Of Fort Gaines and the Abandonment Of
Fort Powell, dated Angus, 9th, New Orleans has
Just been received from Myor-Gcnersl Candy;
Fort Gaines, with ffty-six commissioned ofYiccrs
and sis enlisted men, with It's armament OF twenty
guns intact. and provisions for twelve months,
has surrendered oondition.lly, and was occupied
by our forces at O'Clock yesterday morning. Fort
Powell WAS abandoned, its garrison escaping to
Cedar Point. It's armament Of ls guns s in coudi.
ton for immediate service General Granger will
Immediately inves, Fort Morgan, leaving gsrrisons
In Forts Gaines and Powell.
EDwrs ". STANTON, Secretary a. War.
Washington, Aug. I5.-from seni-ofiicsl in.
formation received here doubt is expressed in mill
tary circle. as to the truth Of the report that Fort
Powell was blown up. II is asserted that II was
evacuated and len intact.
Thanks 10 Admiral FarrnHnt.
Wdsh n1ioB, Aug. lJ.--rhs Secretary Of tie
Navy Las ADDRESSED the following 70 AdIa.Fal ag.
ragut;
NAVY Drr,RrpgSI,
Was mRtcn, u. e., August IS.
| sr-Nour displIch OF tnc 18th inst, stating that
| YOU Lad Oh the morning o' thnt day t1tersd Mo
! In. Biy, passing between Forts Morgan aud
!
Games, and encounteripg anil oY' rcuniing the re-
bel fleet, had the satisfaction 20 receive This day
SOME preliminary accounts q, your operations had
| previously reached rs thrt rl'h rotel channels.
Again, il is my Pleasure and duty t. congratu-
late you and your brave associates in An achieve
| ment. unequallcd in our service hy any other COM
mandcr, and only surpassed by that unparnlled
naval triumph, Of tie squadron under your com
mand in the spring Of lSi2, when preceding np
the Mississippi, you p-ssel Forts Jackson and e.
Pnilps, and overcoming lil obstructou captured
! New Orleans, and restored unobstructed navigation
10 the commercial emporium Of the Ireat central
/ valley Of the Union. The bay Of Molll was not
only well fortified and guarded by forts and bate
r.cs on tho shore, and by submerged obsruct ons
but TIE rebcs had also coilectcl there form ahl,
lco'' commanded by ihe.r highest naval .i'S',r,
former captain IN the Union NAVY who, false 10 th'
Government and the Union, had deserted his coun
try in tae hour ot peril aud eveei his guns aga
the hds whlch It was his duty TO hsyo defended
TIE possession Of Mobile Bay, which you have
aeduiret will close tne Illicit traffic which has heei
carried on by running the blockade IN that part @
the III, and gives point and value TO tie success
you hav, achieved. Great results in war are eel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-17
General Intelligence.


Tue cranberry crop in New Jersey promises 10 NJ
very large this year.
ELyvsy thousand hoardcrs fnd the sarstcss
boarding houses last week.
MEs. LINCOLN aud her ron Robert ,afV washing.
ton, Monday. Scr Now York, their wsy W
Saratoga.
Tny Chicago TRtnrS. says there II more than
double the amount ~ wheat and corn In seore In
that city than there was year ago.
TuE Stance IRON Fort Morgan W Fort Gaines 10
loss than three miles. The width of the chsnnal
opposite Fort Morgan docs not exceed 1,s00 yards.
1nE Washington RErrnLIoAN says thst u gave
instruct ons W able reporter N write IN article
on tho heat but received instead note from his
man scry aut h tho effect that no had bean obg-
81 10 dip his master out Of bed with . spoon, Ard
he would not be abo IN write newspaper articles d
present"
CoSNsorIour WINS for,unats enough " bsve .
credit Of nearly 1000 and sbovo MI olhey oAla
and but n small margin TO fll Oh the last call. Ths
surplus was due 10 the large nurntor Of veterans
who re-cnllscd ttsing moro than two.ehiYds q sll
the men In tho old rcgmcntsJ, and the raising 1t
over thirteen hundred negro troops befors The
oIhor ststes fairly began TO recruit.
W WAsnrNaToK correspondent says tho exs
pectsnt public need not be- disappointed the pro
sent expedition against Mobile should not imme.
cIsie'y rsult in anything of moro obvious impnrt.
ance thsn hermeti caly scaling that rovt Tor I'll
biockWding purposes by holding the mouth of 0s
harbor by forts and small block aiding force. Tes
rotcbs have . large infantry force al Mobile whi6h
peri lament oc' upaton by our army would hterate.
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Movement. in Front Of Petersburg.

Wa'h'ogtoi. August iG.-The Department has
received sn official report from Fortress Monroe
that movements were Icing made yesterday in
from. Of Peicrsbnrg, but owing TO the telegraph limo
beng down, no Information has been received fiom
headquarters.
Fu'vrS ". SrASToS. Secretary of War.
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Nnior-t:euerai burnside.

Prorifsnco, r.. I, August 10 Maior-Gencral
Burnside - in town, on ica,c Of absence. He has
not been relieved oi his command. Tie Court Of
Inquiry, wthou, coming TO any decision. adjourn
cd, account Of the ncccssory sbscuoo n some oi
its
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-17
Maine Democratic ssnte Conve,tssu.

Bangor, Me-, August 16.--rhe Democratic 6tas
Convention was held in this city to-day. Eishs
hundred aud Sixty-ono delegates rspressuting
four hundred towns were present. Jonathan
Smith, OF wes,brook, was President. Hen
James W. Bradbury, Chairman Of tho Com
mitteo on resolutions, reported the follow
ing, which were adopted unanimously
Resolutions were passed avowny hat the Demo
cratic party has ever been the True Union party
unGcr which the United States have hitherto bcSu
prcsrvcd that the Union must still DO maintained
that the existing In the result of tho political
asccndancy II iansiical extremists dcnouncing tho
invasion OF State and individual rights proclsiming
that the war ought To ccaao when the supremacy of
the Constitution had been achieved. That tho only
mode OF obtaining al honorable peace, was by CT
polling tho present corrups and imbeciie Ad-
mInistrstion IRON power, AMI substituting
an Administration which will conduct tho
government according 10 the requirements of tho
Constitution, and protect all parties In the full
joymcut Of their constitutional rights and priv-
lcgcs That the present administration 10 incapa-
bic OF successful prosecution of tho wsr uego-
tisting an honorable peace. That tho Democracy
In favor Of the Constitution, tho rights Of tho
Ststes and the people, and Of the entire Union IN s
it's integrity, and Of honorable pesce ~ the ear
hest pr racticsble moment.
Hou. q. l.. Boynton having Withdrawn hb NAME
| Hon. jas. Howard, Of Portland, was unanimouIy
nominated candidate for Governor. Hons. VI.
| r. Hsines and Adams Treat were nominsted fer
electors. The resolutions and nominations sse
understood TO he the result Of q comprom.ss be-
| tween the peace and war wings Of the Demo-
|
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insnded to remain in force unit, the conclusion II
peace, was also sigucd. During the srmistioe Jui-
land will be occupied, and the government Of the
province adm minstered by the aIlicr.
The AnSsprOsT tihe evening edition cf the VT.
svs ZrrrrNo) says Laueueturg, Schieswig and
Holstein have teen rclinquishci by Denmark with
out any reserve. A, the raur time rcctihcation
Of the Schleswig frontier WAS determined upon in
the Interest Of Germany.
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Lireypoo, Au1. or. Cotton Saes to-day
br,0I.'rs inc !tur . l,bl a. sprculliors aud nm
potcrs. M7,'ct quo, Spt ncnnngeI.
BraaI. fi.i, iuaeuyt. Pr 1vsiols dun, and tea.
dencg doWuwarcs.
Lo dop. Ana o-PH-f 'onso's closet at 80 as
frmucy. Illinois Central shares 44li3 diaroup:
Erie 20 sA
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