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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

boys, who's nsmtr ars Ctofee tfoser, ceorgs Car.
TER and william gtalIl, and lvhops vtbations are
indicated by the bikokinf brush, w11e arrested
Yesterday nfternoon By Pstfolmnn n1ndei, Of the
seventh presinot, upod the charge o. aghting II
the street, The boys were on the Avenue 81 the
time, and beeoming implicated in an imbrogllo On
aocount Of partial patronage, soon evinced the
pugnacity OF their natures, A large number Of
portoas thronged around then, anf the scene II
the embattling pusrilities proved TO be rather .
The fun was made iunnifr when the unilormed
patroiman appeared and marched them At double
quick 70 the atdtlsn honas ol Ne preeinet
armintice Of Eve hourn. Aiter being "eribbed,
esbIned and oanhnedb In the Bades o. that pre-
clnet, they resolved not to renew the oontesti for
Aouuaintanee.hip, for their Hssnanishnsss was
again dormant.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

CARn.nss BnL.-An individual calling him
self by this name, was arrested yesterday by one
Of Capt. Doian'a deteetives. nill 10 q private Of
the Invalid oorpsi got tight yesterday, and seeing
with an escort, coming down the Avenue, he took
charge OF the same, and walked In front, waving
hts hat, Givipg orders, 40. He was taken 10 the
Central to be held for further orders. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

k1- atsernsr sAiyor, nom H.w York, has
arrived a foot 81 Bieh street, Georgetown. con.-
sgnees will please attend 70 the reception Of ther
goods. MORGAN RHINEHARr
ms-et - "a !. 4 :. = lAgenu.
ag-Ies Cream and water lees, cfths best
quality delivered TO Families, Hotels Fairs Balls,
fs Al The lowest prices, NJ the Philsdelphfa Con-
fsstionsry. corner Of 18th and streets,
me-eolms J. FusskLL
Dr. Banning may he Consulted az the
NATIONAL HOTEL for the application OF his
Brasss until Tridsy, the 10th, between the hours
Of and D. m. His braces will cure female weak
ness, weakness Of the chest and stomach, with
palpitation Of the heart, arrest ineipient eurva'
tufe and wekknsis Of The spine, remove eostive.
mesa, piles and ooldnsen of the feet effect radical
cure Of hernia, and should be worn by delicate
ladies, weak and fastgrowinG children, clerks and
soldiers, especially eAvalrymen. Physicians and
surgeons are invited 70 examine. msat'
NJ Psepis's Tsisgraphy-Nsw First Glass
LSHns, direct 10 new YORK, BOSTON. and all
Important points. washinGton onioesi REPUB
LIcAN BuILDfNc, siI ninth street, (west side,:
and oornsr Psnnsyivania avenue and sixth street
under National Hotsi
r...r.. ...H Ht CHARLES D. MOVES,
fsbis-H Manager Washington District.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

CONCORD, March s.-Thc vote of the princl.
nal tnxvra ara folloNua.
, 1864-05-21

ar In. It Las tec1 in preparation for scver,l
weeks, and my inform atisn Is that the col
ruu il thirty thousand strong, and nas mo!-
ed IN the direction Of Newberu, Pulaski couu =
t., Virginia, rear the New river. J It must have
rfacheI that place or some other point on
lie :Virgiria end Tcnnes.a Railroad before
Ibis letter reaches Jon. The: rehsla seem to
have no sufficient force In the Valley to re-
sIst it. Its inEelinte object il to destroy all
he rebel communications through the
southwestern valley Of Virginia. This done,
It may turn toward Lynchburgh, or, to the
West, ultimately uniting with The MOVEMENT
thrcush Georgia. In the rneantime, the
Valley Of tic KanaH b., aud the railroads in
Western Tirglnia, will be garrisoned by the
OLio National Guard, nho are now moving
to there various points Of destination. !
hare recently been ut some Of fthe points in the
West, and assure you there is no moro glo-
1ions sight IL this warthan to see theao yoa97g
Putnam did, the anvil, the counter, and the
factory, to rally around the flag! trast,
before this reaches Jou, to hear OF the Army
Of the Kanawha, in the Valley Of Tirkinta,
striking IN effective bloW.H
, 1864-05-21

Formerly Of James' Ecep.t.l cns:on Honss street.
u locsted at M kandolph erect ~ :aEo: ianols.
EpEclalet In the trcAtms 1T Of OLD C4HoSfc MkEcG'
MAX bcfbrIlore, knd MI EtnAs Of BLOOD Ab Nhi:s
U1sK4 4sEs ASs DE soKpxRs. n5 4 CONTAGIOUS EENE'
RAJ CHARACTER, cures them without resofttRs IL
Mercury, lon:nr. foTA.k1I. Ar.enlc Or an5 pols y
but with kEsTEA2IZEE. l0si1tFE CC aE Ter Ait
hn1nors and . id pbieons.
OEeAs1c NEAkAtst. tnet az seminal Mstk -
abuae Of Tie s,Fte9, carly ln:,es etont e1c:ss q
entai!ca herecitar1ls, rarsnE lo.s Q! ne no r con
fusion, depression ttmre. 20 cttcn iiuss lo::rty
with other aerlp3 tO1t train 81 t?npto III tEeAita
1adaca1ls cureu By trs!tb'e mtthoe. saving nuct
time and e1teasc- elect, Gonolraes. sttictuEe, h1t
all t1senees peculiar to the tczes. OF private nature
radically cured ...,x -, 49,,
where HE tloo5 has le,oae po'ssTca pfoansln; ;sa
Tie head aud boncs uccrat~d throat. nose, limb ant
pody, scrufula. tokether With m cndlcss number
Df. jsmea Is recommended By the press generally 9
the 6out the med!cA faculty. aud professors fm.o
1ssl coleees e!e. There s!c,e. s;.onld arpl3 inr'
Kcaienbrr, Df. James once ana PArloEs arc At 5
Ra1 dolpN. between stare and EAndo'rh Streets.
<jhncc optu frsm . 4. II. EnHl IF. II. Consnlsstinn
<eopflttnt1al. a3zi.g<n.K
, 1864-05-21

III the safest and most efectuAl medicine ever ill.,
covered 70: 2ustt1ng ~ sy.taa. snd relieving -
both the mother ard child prevents pain and dseAsa
and tnere4ees and erz.ehto The foot.thesc ..n hay
before and afteF confinement, II 2reyaoa d3&aas4
attendant uoon rh!ldbt-:a.
, 1864-05-21

The Atlantic for May contains the follow
ing description Of the working ofa machine
invented by Mr. Felt Of Massachusetts:
The mnchi1e stands IN substantial iron
ftpme- work, tlTe feet By four, within which
the mechanism is nicely disposed; so. that
there 1nay be ample room Tor the four opera
titus Of setting, justlfSing, leading and dis
tributiug. In front is q key board of forty
kc1e. y iich correspond to two hundred aud
ffty-eix characters. arranged in eight cases.
i single case consists Of thirty-two lat brass
tubes. standing perpendicularly, side by side,
eacA one being Tiled with certain denomi-
nation Of type. Thus the email letter is
set by touching the key; the capital By
| touchipg the capital in connection with the
key the capital B By touching the 'capita]
key; in connection with the key; and SO
on NTH every letter. There are Also keys
| called the small capital''; the tita1lc,' and
| the sitalic capital; 50 that the machine con-
tains all the characters known to the compos;,
itor. The operation Of these capital aud
small capital keys IS Similar to that OF an
organ stop In modifying the effect Of other
SVheu the machine Ia In motion-snd I
! should here mention that 1t Is worked by
| t1hc etjck'-Which is about rs large rs q
| mans band, and quite as adroit, plays to and
| fro beneath the cases, nnd acts obedientlY to
| 4},e oncrato,'e touch The spectacle Of this
i'ttle metallic Intelligence is amusing. It ID
! armed with plncers, which 1t uses much ID
| thr e]euhaut docs his trunk, though with In,
Enlte crIcrity. Every time key Is touched,
| thesc nircer6 eeixe type from one OF the
tnhcs. turn downward, and, as 1t were, put
r. infn the mouth Of the stick And so yora.
cinns is Tie appetite Of this little creature,
| mn IN a few seconds its stomach Is lu11, il
.,thcr words, the linc is set. 4 tiny bell
@ c;res rarpine Of this fact, and the operator
5ris5,es The word OF syllable. He then
tnnchrs the iustifsfng key and the space1
te;Tes tl. line and t1raEs 1t into another par;
~ thc macLire to be justified, Willie tht
e4nntv u NV ttics resumes It's feeding. No tiut
"a 1psi. for. while the stick is setting sec
on1 lire, the sspaccr Is 1ustllyang 1ae nrst: 81.
"a that in 8 few moments aiter staE.ng1 ~
n1oceeses are gowing forward slmalt1n IN
rcuely. That Of justit5ing L.; petGapss ~
most ingenious. 1t Is aceomphsaed IN ~, .,
w;ee, TAe stick DcreS sets I'M nne, on
leaves room for spaces, and with me !as
Litter or each word inseEts piece OF stee! Z
srnaTate the words. When the line na
1,crn drawn into the 6pacer, the pieces Q
stra1. which orc furnished with nickea head
Tnr ti,c nnrnosc, nre withdraw and o-afn
Ar sn,crs are gubtituted.' AL this require
no attention from the operator. The mst
Ter thns set and justified Is now loaded 3
the machine, md deposited on galley feaa
IN thts machine, distribution Is the :.
verse Of composition, and is effected by slG
ply, ,1sye.singfhc motion ofth shaft BY dupl
eating ctrtsin parts Of tho machine, both or
sations are performed at thes time. IN
, 1864-05-21

aTHuxA. xCya'a K1rL~
CI.ANDUI Az GWELxrYo3, SRysHKLAs.
pLEK1ATIoT. aAtT RHXV1.
This xaint (uHgKpITAET and AcQr1RED>. nHink nm
with untold misetS, Is By al usual medical Fe1aest8
trtur4oIe.
, 1864-05-21

DIR. II. AnderH Il Co.'S


iodine Water AcA nEon tae BHAnT. LIVER, hfo'
x:xTs, D1oHsTIE1 ORGANS &a6 GLAxprlAH sIeTxxt
Tho Which has attended the rse Ct this rsa"
edy In pFse practice xnd the enforcement OF mac"
teal authority, enxbt rtcentnen6 It 10 the pFAa
tto1ef and the public feeling ecundeat that with
ar trial It Will sttett ts swn excellence In this cur*
Of Chronic Diseases which tndlcate Iodine, such ~
Scno1CLA, DEoScntTfB. 6K1H EHrP11oas, HEAR1.
1IvE1 End K1Ds31 DlskAfks, EKRsoCs AYF zcF1oas,
kzukA1o1A. Hn1uhA17sx, Dxsrtrs1A, DtuI1Irx.
EyPuuIs, &c. .....-..
PhyacIaas zxay rely nren fhe uniform strength Of
Iodine Water coutatsink tllet-qcar'eE ErAansrUR4
Iodine in each nulf ounce rUAk water. no BoLTxsT
rx1so uskp. It i. net liable to deconpnstion nor
spontaneously formed ine%us1lt!es neither II the
Iodine oKydze& nor neutsAlxed by &ambinAtton with
any 1nE1edicnt, renaesir. ths tcluhoa 1apcF1Jt 10
EDy other method OF e1lipltnK 1sasns
Full directions accompany each 1c.tle that II NAY
be ussd family madeline ~ well ~ by INC pfo1es-
Hon. ,a.a, a.,
lars, ttx botlee delivered FEE b s1pre4a TO any
Bcsxfc of courtsrfelts aaa 1n1sstiors whiss un-
pfiocpcd dealers erdsavcf dispose Of on oar rep
nI4tlon See our signature nr& tEAdE marx uhs Creek
wprd leading thts a1ycr,Aar1snt 1eon the lAhela
and wrarpGr1 %f cash bottls. without whleh noue u
Lsrcuttfs Crxtts. DR.. z. AEDERs d Co.
ThysiGa1s aud Ehtnlsts ~ Broadway, MI
For s4le by BLlss & 6HAkF, IN Latest, Chicago.
81 ~
, 1864-05-21

"A NOW 11AAA A<VAA"s
Private the1tzicass are the rage in New
York this seoEon. 4 letter says: "At one
Of them the feature Of the evening WAS the
appearance Of the. bells Of New York society,
WHO formerly reigned in Boston, and whip
sung two scenes from the opera Of ErnanL
Curiosity stood on tip-toe: The curtain rose
upon tho opera, and after due waiting the prl-
mt donna appeared. The stage was adorned
with the most exquisite flowers, in the shape
of. buckets, tables, harps, &C., all offerings It
the shrine Of her whom society eall LII DI-
"a" Donna ElYira was certainly very
pretty picture In her diamonds and rich dres-
ses; contrasting her with what had gone be-
lore, she was angelic. The lady singing, in
ali that she attempted {two tzios) was very
good, and her acting was qnnite equal to thst T.; !
II most pri,na donnas. Though perfectly
sell posseescd, she was not seii-conscload !;
her Identification with the proud Spanish
beauty was highly eomEendable, and hei
grace was unusual. Her performance excited
= Jurore which, to u6, was no SURPRISE: IAe
lady il most deseryedl5 queen Of society, and
vea.s her crown right roy ally. That sue has
admiriug and devoted subjects Is the reward = =.
OF youth, beauty, and talent, WHICH ate mere
Ia no email extent.
, 1864-05-21

We received yesterday letter from Cap
tain John Carlin, formely Of the Wheeling
Dsttcry, but now Chief Of Ordnance in the
Department OF West Virginia dated, t'In the
field near StraBburg, May 10TH" This was
Tuesday last, aud at that time General 81
renders the dispatch published yesterday
about Sigers having cut the Lyuchburs road
altogether impossible.
General Sigel at Strasburg was at least
seventy.fr miles from General GRAM, ,tand
about one hundred and twenty miles from
my point on. the direct line Of rail between
Richmond and 1ynchburg. So tho dispstch
about bis hnyIug struck 4 blow st any vital
point il all p1tce of poor guess work.
Ne presume that it WIS not in the pro-
rrnmme Of General Grants combinations that
Geueral sigel shoEld yacate the Valley until
his grand encounter With Lee should make
/. II certain that the old trick OF creating di-
sible. II ne are correct IN our suppositlon,
it Is not likely that General stgel Will join
| Grant 1nl1ch, II any this side Of Richmond.
It uay be that the force sent out from the
Kapawha under Crooks and Averill has been
heard from. That command has had abund-
ant time to reach Lynchburg, being: when
last heard from. about eighty miles from
there. Still, Lynchbusg is not the desirable
ard vital pcin: to strike at, important as
the destruction Of theiVirginia and Tennessee
road at that polEt would be In . local poin.
ct view. The mortal spot to hst would be
Burl syille Junctior-the point. where the
| Virginia and Tennessc road crosses the Rich
| 1nona and Danville line, which is about sixty
miles southwest Of Richmond, land about
| lo1ty.Gye west OF Petersburg. Thts point
| being ouce destroyed, allowing the .PeteIs-
! burg and Richmond road to hare been really
ard eAcctually disabled by Bntler, and tht
| tebtls would he cut of entirely and com
| plctclY from the South.
| We presume that Generals Crooks aut
Aserill will soon be heard from in the direc
tion We hare suggested. In the meantime
1t is impossible that General Sigel's command
should be any Where in tHat vicinity, takint
the date Of Captain, Catlin'a letter as GU
date. -
In addition to the above the Now Iorl
Ting bas the following:
For come weeks past large force hal
been quietly gathering on tho Great Kan
1 aFha, at the Town Of Charleston, for som
work Of which Gen. Grant did not choose t.
t. inform JET. Davis, and this is the trst Fl
| have heard from 1t. We hay6 q letter iron
| }ho West under dste of the 18th inst; whicl
riycs eomo interesting intelligence concern
: me this column The writer says: =: -, y
~ The muet qNiet md unheralded movs
ment Of the campaign! Is that from tho Kar
, 1864-05-21

rrocees of distributing, may be ,ns7c auto-
1natic by meals Of Tic rrgis.e.. THIS d.
vife, all1crgh an G.tYloal invention with
.Mr. Felt, Is m application Of the principle
Of The jacquard loom: It consists Of a na7-
row strip Of, card or paper, in which holes
afe punched 'es the types are taken, forming
substitute for the troublesome nickirs If
the type, Which las heretofore been thoagat
indIs peneable to automatic distribution.
By this means the type can be changed in
1esettipE, If fdesired, go that different edi:-
ioEs Of the same work can be printed IL ais.
farent sfzeA of trDe ~ -
, 1864-05-21

dentl Phys ysctAn. tIosaeriy Of g. Loua. Ao:J
s%neT ~ OF Eonroe CHICAGO o. ILL., half block iro@ tne
FoE Once o. III chronic phea.e1 aao psssS nacS ~
s-pe.x xiss Unparalleled torersa. Rooms separate
1scrs 1Aetes aad enuemea tan eoasnltt t .nS
saaes;, 1o = 4 ~ !. adaT1a, g. nos
"a KncIose two stan ii ard eet III: @1de 70 neslns
FroIa tic Doctors long e1pcrenss n S III 1ns1
srtet pr7Itet cures for all Cbrotie diseases 10 tnsI
most ssvert md conpilratcd sss #. In very sn"'
tE1e without the uFe Of mercury, - invited II
Tor3r m.n suffering fr'n H
cals 4 perfect cure wsrraEtrd; .tin, ar nerrora
kaYtng any obs.ruct1ont raar-ag. snouH y. -
onGe s+ sa1 % sneetn, psst q ap1sos6lAvia
, 1864-05-21
Cheeseman's Feiasle Pills

Gates to ths effect can be found II I'll parts Of tho
country. The propr1etoss of pE Gneessasn,t Losa.
tho natural monthly junction to ANY FEMALE, NO
MATTER WHAT HER CONDITION Oh AGE. In
deed, 10 certain are
, 1864-05-21
TTOESEot HORSESt HORSES

OFFICE or CUIEE QCAETG E1ASTER,
saSs 4; & e9ss
sS'!! ssS;5 Z TsS1;is ~ s
the Sovernasns stshles IN cbeazo lMinol.: aod ~,
g.
said iorses to pc sonnd n a! "a ticnars we h5o.
dio. saa Tel ai ID e ~ 10 caTa, pu1
1hsss sescihe.tlogs .in BE- 1s5te'y adhered to ana
NJ bd T ss s5fsz b,
sssss
ehls hts pae w be 5cpossed to tse sacseta y Gt
f ts ha i sssp; s a
sxa:ssS ri se fo1o~sa bJ prosecution to the fal'
ia fs,;Snt = 81 e I'd Sn .2P5::
'saeeesainl 6idders III 81 prepared to ent.r Into
imnedissejy On Tic aeeerssnee Of taolr bids.
The oath Of Aliegs1nce must accompany each DID
TAe 91de,ngnea reserves the right to reject snp'd'
lids sor one hundred (1et) horses and upwards will
Eds Tor Tms 7s711s xrunsn Of Horsss requised
rayment will be promptly made on completion OF
fsep1ssis ~sss MT = sndsT.sa Eopo.., tss Carr.
Horses" apd addressed to Lent. Gol: Jane: .; 4.
' KY othes Information in Be prompt1y given on
sppheauon' personally or b, ,yaME3 !ssifEs3 e Z. EKg,
1nsensns co'oael 'aa eSisf s35;7
&c 81
DROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
l. xs4.sse2sx sass s:ss4 9S4sa:ISs:ss.? Bss:ss::. !s@
slcaed for snpSiytns the 8, s. Qaastef.sasters be
, 1864-05-21

!. Correspondence o. aQt ~. l. ue4a4a-i
It was magnificent to sec the conduct OF
Hancock on lie field. The amount OF labor
r II 4 II aas saa5astfr :
= s;anf1cance Of movements Of the enemy, his
e mgIDg yeg fFsfs Foeps Lis
Ismafkaoie aoa noinIa c Ills extrsordinary cantion
not no. to % leave strong position when Invited to
s as saa y,sss NTH il saaa s @
f,;s cnlnmng 10 assault, all beautiiuily blended
With wi modesty and g5ace' conspi1c 2,'1l to mark X
lin as one q the leading military s y.ssa sRs,ts sn o1
trstnE trs n c;rcumstances,. have heard him give
T. s ss1s1aa Rats s = aaIs Ss
enS Msa, .nIs ne troors We7o watering, 50 that
srcax H from personal; obssryatlon, and tell
but ha1fthe In,h when say that y be ;T"s Ros
ef5Ti;nr and peculiar qualities which 1T hia'
to be distinguished military Leader: & Or y
h most htnsc and To- scne;
tonnr tn Vt ON honoris due.
, 1864-05-21

UPHAMs DYSPEPSIA ECEE Il warranted 70 cure
any case OF Lyspepxta, nxster row Ion. standing
UPHkMS GRAVEL *PEc1FC II the oal. rensay
that win curs 0rsvel. K4ney comSlsM,nt M sna al oi+
UIHAM's HEAEACHE siEtlF1C needs PIT
isl to convince THE ro.t skenttcsl ttht It VII en1s
E4cE and Nervous II Ac4rAe. Nru.AsEia IN see Aesd
&C. Price 50 crntt. Sent ty .nau.
UPHAN's AIR GLOSS An, CU2LISg rLulH i
Vromotes IL growth. &c. Price 50 eena. ssns By
urTAM's TETTEH OINTMENT Is a sure snd
e3eedT cure tor Tctter. SAT- hheum, Ctsppca aanat
E&rbGrt Nch, Cti1itlatns de. Price 5o ccnss. sent
The ssFe preparations VII b. sent to % ~ sadTes: q =
Eoath Eighth B,rcet, fiiiaus1rStA: e. Dstsri9fi7e
s Lake stse.t, agents for ctueaEa.
, 1864-05-21
Sumner on Caste.

sumner ON CAStes
The managers of the Albany Young Mems
Association recently refused admission to
their Lectures to al persons not Of the most
approved color; and were sustained therein
BY reelection, by means Of most question
ab1e voting and counting. They then ap-
piled to the Hon. Charles Sumner to deliver
one Of their lectures, and were answered US
follows: ...
SENATE CHAMBER, April Il, 1874.
SIR: Yon invite me to deliver On address
on Lafayette, befo1u the Young Mems Asso.
ciatiun.
I cannot couecnt to speak OF Latayette,
who was not ashamed to tight beside black
soldier, to IN audience too delicate to sit be
side black citizen. cannot speak Of La
fayette, Who nas q friend Of universal liber'
ty, under tho auspices Of q Society Whtct
makes itself the champion Of caste and Vu(
gar prejudice.
have the honor to be, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
CHARLES SUMyrR.
c. ". DAVIS, Esq, Cor. sec'y, &C., Al
bauT.
, 1864-05-21
A Man WHO Works without Pay.
[Washtngton Correspondence Of the Ctnc1anatl
Comm erc1al1

A Man Who Works Without Pay.
fWashiDgton Correspondence Of the C1nc1anasi
Comm e1c1a11
Il few weeks since wrote Of Il man who
didn't want an office. Now ! have still
more startling fact to announce-a man who
holds an office under the Government, works
hard aud won't take any pay tor 1t. The
rara iarie is Mr. Whiting, Solicitor oft War
Department, and the case, as relatRd to me
BIZ an intimate friend Of hfs, Is as follows: !:
About two years ago Secretary Stanton wrote
to Mr. Whiting, whom he had known well
and tavorabIy as q lawyer for many years, at
his home in Massachusetts, informing him
that he Eas about to create the Office Of So
licitor for the War Department, and tender
ipg him the position, at salary OF Il, 600 4
year, believe. Mr. Whiting replied that he
would be glad to serve the Government in
the capacity named, aud Wou1d accept the
office upon one condition, that be receive no
pay or cmo1uments OF any Kind, md have tho
privilege Of bearing Ills own expenses Ut the
| capital. This was finally, though reluctantly.
| aeceded to by Mr. Stanton. and Mr. Whiting
| left bis palatfal home in New England, and
| took up his abode In Warrington City. Not
contcnt with refusing to receive compensa
| tion himself, he drew up an instrument IN
| WHITING, and filed it in thu War Department,
stfpuIatfpc that In case of bis death, while
here, bis family should not be entitled to one
dollar for the service hc may have rendered
| Mr. Whiting is rich man and eau afford tc
| do all he has nagnanfmouslg agreed to, bn1
| It SHOULD bc remembered there nro hundred;
| Of others equally rich and who could equally
| we'll afford it, who would 1esitute for lons
| time before accepting such non.remunera
| tive berth.
, 1864-05-21

Was believed. In credu1ous ages. 10 hare found the
- NAtcfp OF RetuveLrtanc."-s -sns hs tou ID shen n3'
cover the composent para .! At0n r'e REJES1KA1-
uo E11x1R. which Il NO. fails nnt 1erly. Il y
ftonas are thunde. struck at the rspsdity ZIP whth
1t removes virus ffosu the B5srus which - tile
CONNIE q cau1e Of p1 erEeEIA, pEDl111f- phrEEss.oS
er s1lIITs. Knks1: tfn sfsEftL rnosTiE*T1SSai li1Sai
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, 1864-05-21

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, 1864-05-21
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NREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Office Of COMPTROLLER Of the CurreEcy

wAenHu7un, March Is, 1884,
Fxr1nAs ~ sat1Sfae&ory evidence presented 70 tae
zn6c.rigned, hss been nade to 4ppeAr tnhe khe
COOK and Statc Of lII1SO1S, has bean duly orEan.
iEsd uHner and accotdlnF 70 the rsquremens Of 70
ttcnal cur cncJ secured BY plsdze Of Unltsd StAte<
stoets md y provide fer IS circulation aad sedems
complied with n the provisions Of tald act
70 b eouplsA wiki btforu commencing the business
nov, therefore. !. HDGH MccULL0CA. Comp.
tYo1lcr Of tht Currency, do hereby certify that ths
FIFTH N.siora1 Rsnk 81 CHICAGO, County Of CooK
acd Etste Of ILL1EDIs, u authorized To- comnenee
the buatness Of Banking EnEef the set A1oreaAo.
,->A-~, In tertinory w1creot, witness my hand and
3a1AI seal OF office, this F1fTEEhTa dAY Of
t~----s MARCH, 1854. r-.,,.,r,oru
10. S.H HUGH IctcLt0Cds
npat33i-&ot Comptroller Of ho Cn1sono5'
, 1864-05-21

Te}crrEtta= from Generals Lec, Jeb
rtunrt and Egansom and Hfny--
:. or SfAuEatcr.
, 1864-05-21

Averirl, It appears, is not in command Of
the forces which attacked Gen. Jenkins at
Dublin depot. he hns gone With another
portion Of bis command to sa1tYille, whore,
it is reported, he Was defeated.
The force which made the attack on Gen.
jenkins, was under the command Of General
Crook, and Was composed ottwe1ve regiments
Of fintantry, two Of cavalry, and fifteen pieces
of artillery. .--....-
Our force, now under the command OF
Col NcCauseland, has fallen back to Chris
tianbIurg, in Montgomery county, eighty
miles west Of Lynchburg.