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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

tAdvsrtisernent.l ..
KNITTING MACHINES for plain or fancy khit
ting, different sizes and gauges the best IN use.
DALTON KNITTING NJ ACHING Co, NO oJ' Dfoau"ay'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

Change Of Firm.
OWING TO THE DISSOLUTION AND neoRoANfzA.
TON or OUR FIRM -. y
WE DESIRE TO REALIZE AT ONCE
UPON OUR SUPERB STOCK or
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS.
WE THEREFORE, OFFER THE ENTIRE STOCK -
...... THE LATE FIRM,
AMOUNTING TO OVER s4OO, 900. ler
,| ID COMPUTING OF HIII
fe WINTER, SPRING, iad
% AND
SUMMER CLOTHING. yl.E
AT ALARGE REDUCTION st
FROM PRESENT PRrCEa
Oar nns stock Of piece goods will be MADE 10 oRDIH
in our best styles, at the SAME LIBERAL ABATElRsuR
IN PRICE. --.-.-- io .a
DEVLIN e Co.,
BROADWAY. corner Of GRAND-ST.
BROADWAY. corner Of WARREN-s1
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Internationally . d.
.JyPpERs. 573 Broadway, is selling his STOCK OF
Iades' and Chdrcn's Boots and Shoes and ine tents
Slippers ut low prices. Call and seeJ eherSo''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

ADVERTISEMENT
SPECIFIC AND SURE REMEDY
To cure GRAVEL and STONE
In KIDNEYS and BLADDER
Inonire nv letter OF c. +. HUBgR, Madison. Indiana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

"DIARRHEA."-All Medical men and the
Press recommend Dr. SraioKsANos AMI CHOLERA MIx'
terry. is combination Of ssiringents ab.orbena smu.
al as sea aT. sna S, % = EGG
No. lis Fnnklinst., N. Y.
BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE.-The best in the |
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and instantaneous
rss ;snss W B.1
LADIES', MISSES AND CHrLDRENs HATS
J. 4. TrnRI No. 900 Roadway.
WHEELER g. WILSON'S Highest Premium
Lock Stitch SAVING MAcHryKs-No. seS Broadway See
wHEELxR WILSON'S Burros HolE MACHINE.
HATS AND FURs.
Closing out sale Of Winter Stock
LIl TERRY, No. 100 Broadway.
OLD EYES MADE NEW.
PAMPHLET directing how to speedily restore .ieh and
T. B. Foors. 81 D., No. I.l,O Broadway. NY.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS b. FRANK PALMER, L. D.,
GIvn THE " Bssr' PArssr Lns. TO soapI..s-yn..! IA
ton. conxIssroSxp Br suReEoSGEsxRAL BARSxs. u ..
RAILS AND PARTIEs-Lades' White Satin,
Kid and Linen SLIPPERS and CATERS with besutitn Roettes
at MILLER Cos, No. Ss7 Csnai-'s
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. - Diseases of the
Nervous. seminal and Urinary Organs. New and reliable
dre-. Dr. SKiLLIs HoUaHTos Acting Surgeon, No. South
Ninths Philadelphia. Pa
FURs AT A GRBAT REDUCTION.
Tho Largest Finest and Richest Stock In the city.
J. X. TERRY. No. 400 Broadway.
GENTS DRESS AND SoPT HATsA
J.R. TKnsrs No. 100 Broadway.
VALENTINE q BUTLER, ALUM PATENT FIRE,
BuReLAs and DAMP PRooy SAVES and korAnr LOCKS for
| dwelling house doors. VALENTINE BUTLER
Nos II aud 30 Wakerst.
| FAMILY SEWING of EVERY DESCRIPTION
beautifully done on the GROVER BAKER MACHINE, ct No.
t5 Broadway between Twenty si End Twenty secondsts
Low PRESSURE STEAM HEATING
| BAKER, SMITH Co., No. 1SS CEsrREsr
TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPESsoRY
BsSpAoKs SUPPORTERS. kc.-MARsH Co.'S Radical Cure
| Trus. Ofo- only at No. Veseyst Lady attendant
TRUssEs ACTIVITIES PATENT LEvBRTRUss
| on rnx BACK or CoRp. Great Improvement, GREGORY
| 60, No. 60S Broadway.
MARvIys New Patent Alum and Dry Plaster
Fir. and BursM SILVER PLAYx SAVES Highly ornamental
and warranted perfectly DRY Also large sssofmth1 Oh
MARVIN 4 Co. No. 2s5 broadway.
DYSPEPSIA TABLBTs CURE INDIGESTION,
HEAHTBunS kc-s' cent. per box Prepared by o. WILL
LING No. ST. Broadway. Sod by all drueghts
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elias
c Stitch and Lock Stitch SEWING MACHINES Notso Broad
| way Newt ork, and no. 235 fultonst, brooklyn
BEAUTIFUL LrFg-LIKB PICTURES.
Cer,es yirnetts - per dorm Duplicates ~ Al mega
lives registsred n. A. LEWIS. No. l3lChahamss ~ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

fight equally well on the Confederate SIDE but they
know that stronger motives be brought to bear on
them 10 fight well on this side than the other They
pretend TO believe that Southern white soldiers VIII not
lives and nroperty rom robbers burglars and murder
ers But they only whstng to keep their courage
up. They do not believe word they say, ana are
trembling in their boots at the thing they pretcnu 10
laugh at. oo
Frsas TIE RjcbssesH ExSsstser' Ss"' IS
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DeniulcenG

n.mu,cent: DemuIcent
DEMUI,CENTt
Til. entirely new Soap beyond all comparison the 0'"
compound yet offered for -
CUiPPED OR TENDER HANDS, ,, rr uups
THE NURSERY. AND ALL TOILET USES
Manufactured only by
J, G. HULL'S SON, No ~ fAkn no"' =. :,
Soaps and Candles by most all Respectable deae
Ladies, Gilt Combs. .no,, mann.
NEW STYLES JUST RECElvEpS t TI1Mr rA ArS
riFTEEN 10 TWENTY DOLLARS each, for sale by GEO.
C. ALLEN No. as Broadway, one door below Canalst
Ladies' Belt Buckles,
Nav stvsa Larre size Just received from Paris Ont Jet
sss ma Pearl Two three four Ave sx, eight ten aesn
and twenty dollars each For sale by GEO. G. ALLEN No.
ais Broadway door below Canast
A Cautcring Horse for the Emperor Of Russla:
The public as Invited to call and Of the wonderful
CANTERIN0 HORSE5 made to order for the Emperor Of
Rusaia 9. w. SMITH, No. <sa Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

"DIARRHEA."-All Medical men and the
Press recommend On SrafcKsANOs AMI CHOLERA MIx'
ruRx the only certain remedy for Dsrhea and Dyson
terry combination Of ssrngens absorbcnts, ssinu'
lau;s and carmnaves and to effect sfter
all other have fled For sale BY r. C. WsxLs Co..
No. lis Franklinst ST., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

Messrs. CARRxxo Bros. ( Co.--Genaemen: have fol
the pas, three month. suffered severely chopped lips and
after having vanly tried the various remedies for the sac
whou, success, about giving up in despair wh'i
friend advised M your wonderful Iropca
Ba sam trial which article happy 10 state, after tive
app cations completely cured andl cheerfny recon-
mend the ssrne a. valuable medicine TO my friends.
Respectfully yours, CHAS KYLE. ~ West l2th-se.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22

balb als ein frsuntli@es @s(dtnf bstrad,
tu bdttsn. Wan fheint In 0onron nit,
bin 8anj usfBf6sn ~ babsn, eoe ptsie
.Wlmo(sn" an Die Rsbeusu stnft (oaur Tin
prdmium Don 5 pso3snt eommanrirtsu.
9n anosrsr Dsile usr.rtt 'pis .DaiIY
News" ris Sadt Der @sprtutsn. 81.
usrG&ut. oab Die brAIifde Rsaistuno al.
lstn pfe ShuIp traue unp bob ets um tbr
@elo 8erc8ensn il6 bsi bsrisIben bsran,
ffn f6uuten. Souobl Ru0eu ais Qorp
palmsrfton iettn rsr fs0sn usbsr3susuna
asueler, eab bic unionnie pur9
Us a ffeneew mtsesrberae'
fellt wstosn t6nn unp Qorp. Qyons
babe In fstusu o(Faisusn Mitbsilunasu
Rs!s Don Union aIS "esweleneu
Dtn4sn" as(pro&sn. Sden 6 laos
bsuo,r IS In Gnelano ttfinn, mar, rob
2lneoln cis flcliden 6afsnRdpIe unter
. ufIart babr, lei I'm parlamsnt
anefSsIst worcen, bab pts a6nt9tn
bic Gonf6oeratton al6 trtes,
{ lbrenpe- ,M aat anfrfennfn
uno caber cine Notwithstanding e.
lonsn wsree. Soldnasfalt lsien pte 2euie
In Gnalano usrfdbrl merrsn. 6d on stnsm
@si@aft au beibstIi0sn. pas jsst nur Vsrs
!ua uno ,,Asra.r fir 6e sus GoIBe babe.
Bon!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22

Bieoer Central 6a0ed. Dae Com
ntuse pss .&oners0s6 utesn unterludun9
psr RrlsssfabrnHgAeet bsm @,uu al Dat
Id baupt(d@lld ,cie.G@ulp psAen rtr
unSlldltdsn Sdladt bel Gbanesls
lor6pitle bet.. 6atltf funatrts Ca.
malls aaIe @omtnanosur en- chef uno pos
Commute (aat:" ~6dtts bdGsd Zen
ndmIt6en &ifet unb btsleIbs Itdftgldt At,
ssiat ben Gen. .6oofer au unttrR Rdeen, nis
lpatu reu' .Den. Wtoce. 70 nlrrs BAG
Ne(uItat Der ,SdIad,t fit DC uutons,rup.
psn gQnftssr auBe Besiatlsn fsin. =
usbsrau faf> no 6aQed'a gdme AZ.
nannt ,pirs, ,htM psrislbe NIT Ntepe'laasn
opsr nit. Sflapeubalterfttunrf&dft III
0erttntune. Dennp@ bd!t (l& ptsfn'
Wsu@d !u,mu ou} per Obs'fa&t unp I'D
Ter @unf. oct MemintRrotton. !" -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22

lteber Die Btrmcnbung ots eapabifdtu
in @dnben bes fe}dcob' TbolnpIou btfqo.
lid gemeitnen &cbelenfonos fntsn, pir
In N.:g. "5stalu"' untt1 Nnpsum fox
etnte Mitbdlunssn:
Sur 3sif ale gonpptr Don ganara aua
fd1 pit y. g. nTutune" tor.(ponrirts
Eunb b,rfsttsn Nnisf9e pon Dem Morrp1an
tbat, 'fntsn pfr Dsrrn n@neIsy In Nla9ala
GaQs auf (siusr foegnn1nttn Gflspsnsu,ll
fon. 7Durd lie Bemdbunaen, bes 6.
Seipiss' matb ttr Gr!trr ut vIrtbunt" Au
sintr Gonftr.nj mft ettn Ven ,@anus1n
uerlsit.f, 'rpel&t ttm ala msretr une Der.
f4 p5tsr nDn Gvncp.r' t.3st&n,t porp.u
,uat.,. Il Die Nsm" yortr Geppelbtaps
waftn aua'in Nfoaora Sale; ,fd,I, etrtts,
1su,' uhb sintf tofaptdiee Htfteuadla IQl
bpteaR Rominatton S{pmonrb I'M YlaResn''
asn paros son tbneu In .gbitqso atMadt.
FSo fitbt man, rposnn W. rahnril9e Gohb
ip.riS.nbttj iur6s. YES. 600 gtneen an
'8td @oob'S ;~,N:ws bds Rsb,depo1pan
am ge6rp.n., r Ben Duuor bot nfht,'tn Mb;
[itot nfsatn t6nn,u;; pab II tlde" 5uap,
BON Wontrsal aus ubaltsn bat. ,Ds1 AZ,
a.nwd.ttat Veftot ter, . Ntw6" (Mh&iD
NOR ban,als f6trdnsp.ttr' p.s . 'ratfusn
Me6tuublanfs$ .Rt@munp 'Gnauirtt"
(Dk ni9atnS unb btr .s.Gnddtlr.r" 'fantth
f a malls iii ffusr potthtrfgtp. Der SGa.
7 autYtr" tot efiie BtioTn uHg du8 fdr 1tns
toln's grm6,oun9 uAb' eft' ooN.wS" bentl
stne B.riamnilung btt devoted Band,
.pattf&.inlf4' tss Morcf6mvl6tts.. , h','2
DE "e.b.iinsn 'Btrttnhuhgtn bt)t,bsn
no& fort. 'lluI titfsabsn spil4.n NslpDs:
yprf, Ridmono uno Canada ~ unt.rtal'
I'm; wutee 'Mit&su. ssrH oum Blutt uns
(tttsr a.morettsn SeIbatfn tiff, mod
Mewsgortsum Gtftor e,rE nNsrs " 't.ra.
ffn, sunb pisf.s Drsdn aaiitrf ittt' .tdtlir
SAC man bit Mt,slie,er bss u 20ofbtns,
ion ntsetratkbtta SttSaB.r!9te tdustu
| I,{oQeg hR RH%G~i''&j2' 10 h'stP'H A'i,'lai2 ''''
le3 ~ 81 vtIt eu y eaab ~i' mtl'trauua,r
uptt fau nj III btmerfsu, ea5 sisetr ,porur;
ttsNsftdt Msn,f im 'gQetevn volts Ytstr.
bhausn IN lbie epslfgnttaf, gbtenbdftistd
bss ,oenn grt.liSfttt ls8 1,pla te.,' slA : - ,
tsu rad sineri Ssittfssn Dfpsf9i 4G ,4in
gltt9su, Stft&tiisrs vi y. sy.Eu uNkpSas
| IlAsfdnsltd 'aaeelo8tn fdhS pub na& T6t
! feafapetle eslauet wosesn>
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22
9erritt Smith uub feline @e (fu.
munAs0emplem.

Gbeu lieat Dor unetin ior9fdlna per,
faetes Rel0ms Der R,cs r,s @urtn Smib
pom E. SUM- In Nsm gorf, um tis ft jsbt
pte um etu S&ladlenbanner, bte Son
isrpattu.n" ftaarsn. Bir babsa lton
frdbsr pteer Rere trndbni. lsbn uns fns
rt6 ueronlabt. abnmols auf ptsfelts au,
rddWfomnsn. Nbt nur neil un(ere R.,
atsrune BEN Sdoen ols frsesfibrsnre
Waat onerfonnt bat. psrlanei Gmilb
oolIiae @tro foGsfttt far aut N,bsusn
ionosrn aud nod aus fofssnrtn bslonrsrn
@rlnosn:
1. Das @briNsnbum lebre unS:
"Ebue Nnceren 70. wie Du wlln(tsl. pab
Dir aei@eben weros." (Na6 ri,lsr Dot
trim I'm Stnns hes @errht 5mnb muete
man tscem QriminaIperbrsbr 1atr rse
gaIesn'e 3udtrbrop unp Bstn prorp'
nenJ
2. Die Gtbsbun1 bts SletnS lei au
grobarha 9swt(sn, dIs rob man tisfsltsn
ats Aufrutt bsrddten uno bsBdnrsln
tonne. (NIlo, bdtten 'f6 b|oe' rte StIa'
usnbaltsr rbottn unp nt9t ou9 ren
"poor white trash ,eur8 mtll,dri(dsn
Dsspotiamus In ZEN 5odosrralb nit bins
tinss1osen. 70 nbauen }ts cen @atsen psr>
ettnt. Da .iit atr aud aae jsne perfubrt
uno gum s@urqlb esBpuuosn, 70 ieien fs
re&il!9 0roaos.) :: .
Der leB's @runo IL eu beRr.' Gr Inulet:
3. Wsnn q Qineola nod asIett bdtt..
(o mlree ct iepe 6aIfs pss S&ofol6 aur
NeeOnt1ufsion oetab(aeusr baben. Setn
Na&folaer Sobnlon. lei pabsr ,psr"
pft 4teL tn eemls!bsn 5tnns
bu4bappeln. (Do Iitet btie. 8er'
pFidtpns? 8snn wtr ntdt isbrtrrsn,
70, paren sS ebeu pts @suitt Smitbs., bic:
Dor taum apei Nonaten e. auelpradsn,
oab (elbf ,pae 8erbn@sn orr Grmorouno
2ineolne's: Dem 2anpe perpr aum Bsfen
otenea ml6en, neil Die 3sh rer .Wsrl6bu'
li&feIt jtBlt oorabsr IT'D II
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22

~ Dos 9tsreente In Burlington st,.
d4slt, er babe 1nts ssfast, eab bic gitDsianstr
e0nvtp,tonatu probuti btr bsu!fdasn Orsa Afa-
ttou fes:, g. tub. nj. DtrartIses. stfaei,'
foneIn pnr, .,ba6~btsstns onur" = 49,
.Derfptet Ouptrtlre b.r anbersn
pal". .-..,..., r...I
DIES srlnneIt Hns an ben fauof.n Yater 3ct,
b.r ets Rspubltiansr psorta's Der elas bt(au.''
btsts, tphlle seiaet, 800 une (ttns. 6leunes ta..
ten ,ssn p. 5tasdr.ner 4etnsnl s&psInsbunb
ssnanat.r Niat ,s&petnstune" ta'tu fs g.
fact. fonsInnur o,.s6wtinsptls*. 10 u q,
!. ab.t, se1sttens ,f4dt R4 ses Gsls ssn ibus,
ting on hur& Dtpbunssn unb ,Dtneunssa, aus
ou eiss ~, ,listtn. 81 taneslt D3Dum ktn.
ssmdns 8etauptuuS tas utr stutn ID lnpft&su
Rld,ug sema&t bdHsu, tnbtu.3 wtr tttepptsteN,
pis bltbsutf&e Drsantlaitouunttral alst ~ bas,p.
81 bat nun lpdlsr tInrdumsn md fen, hae er nt6,
wat. In wtsfsrn unb o. ptr tbisfe DIsantlatlsn
iemals, unteralbt tdt.en, fDsnRo& suiuamt 81
Ittns eise Mot ,urad. epfut 9sufA! 4 all,
:. als abllaiiR pr ragtnptt Stastss.tisss','
trtnSt bag gisrasnts fftnsr Ra.us eelnus tn,
|jpstte euat. ndmll@. hae ps tu GtIsaso sfldrt
|1dssta, ltsttl iar ganans!slom, al flt sntrtp
Rtmnsn " pe1en, Alt Ssissl, ba.Ftsrs Gsls
yon YprItuston aatrhtnss befensat galea ~.
/ St,1t Hontins. Dltsmal, batAtn qbts to4 ifta.
Mstetrtn btt, ,tsr Rafs sefi9r.. 2,,b4 .r,1i.lI
T Huf BE utliesn 9af&sn(plsle.lanRe ser ,.g1i.
81. .u ~. oa:rhnv Esr:skr "a e. 49,. CT.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22

pie Ntbsatnanltibf II u @GlI'p @G'npsl slta,ab.;
Die eonrpnrr prtle ms!sst eneli63tne
ii. R,bsqsnanIsih for pie tfittfHme ept.
i.itantsa,, unp R,bsqMfseuabe fnlfelpem
retnfn 3trluft yen79OO00O 90
pfuns Sit IA . 8 refultitthates ,otss
i@slt abr auelsid nmibies 3ef&uer1se'
a,rt ibta gpoits sanb has @tMdtere bsr
ilntea, 10 bfpabrfn; bdt' bfe 8rtttH Don
pernbstds tbre GtusaM MupAu' tastfsse'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22
&Iolibe Sni1dmbe.

YIN @orrelroneent oer w. y. uItu1e6"
rsr 10 eben ppn 1tnnsGss eur6 rts gang
Qdnee pfs Staals NIabama nod MobiIl
arsii't IA. sntmt,ft tin tIdaI'dte DNp ts,
3uildups I'm 0uneru. 6uneusrclb Rart,
bort, pte tn u6trItdsn Gsotaia. ben DC.
robn,rn tn's @s6dt. atu 4, pnmaa
ntdt esn fts&rn Ae,Ia foIi rsr ,bemaIioen
Sflapsnbalttr ~ beuasu. Sn Qumpsn
aeblQi. Gd ppn atidum undbrsnp, pts
lie In bt0srfn 3eit,n Mot itrsn Dunrsn
porQeporfen babtn wl1psn. octr aud Nab.
runes mtttst. brt ptn nd6iisn NIifdrpoRtn
e.bntslnp. wsfssru Gs f6 pod. NIT rsm
Stolse etnes paniI6en 0ieaIAc, ~ or
bitter. 9b1,m bttiun 6ob etaen ris
.Yanfses" MAIDEN Gs bsi jtrsr @slsa.nbttt
Quft unp psifen rte 3umuIb. la ale Nu,
aeb5ti9e br Ser. 5toatsu ju bttodl.n,
nit Gntr0fluua uon ih. 5Atf ,rdtrnp
fle Don cen Bunoescommi6dren fbr Brop
srbeitsln. i6mdben Ge 'bte Rsetsrune ber
RepubIie in ben unaems0sn nsn Auettlt'
fen. Na6 tbIer uetuSsuauno bat bic
Nsaterune f.. tn fret.e Bolt. an ZEN
DnIslllab 8ebradt unp BE aI|mofsn, ets
1e tbn.n sube'lt. Gno uur tin rtwiar
lbeiI res an tbnen perltisn Noubss 3u
iebr aersm1,bfot. un, nod berpofnslfn
WtotrIlanp eta.n ote @tnttfrdfte bee
Bunpss au psrluhtn. modsn Ie tbtsr
Wulb aeasn rts tusbrio{en NsAer 9ufl
Disls perptn. penn It nur cuffs Qetislte
paran etnnsrn. rab fts tsBt frrt fstsn.
over au6 obne oue DeranloGuna. ouf's
@rdslidfe AemibbanoeIt aepraatIt un
lllmm,I,. au1 mobl srmprca. so ora.
49, (drlb, ocr tpdbnte &ouefponcsnt -
.,ia ris @u,b Der frlberen StIapcnbaIisr
oob ls i6 bs1 tbrsr 6etmfebr sinen Spob
raraus ma6tn. tbren sbsmulfgtn SfIausn
Dis Na(en. Obrsu ocsr Qippsn at3u(&nd
ben. Das IA fstne pbantoGe, (oneun
ardblide Btrfltdfeit. Su Montatmerp
tamsn on stnem Eaas fduf fat nadIe 9lt.
9sr an, rsnfn ibrs Sbren abasf6ntt'
/ en- watsu. Mnbs1e famsn NIT &dnttt'
wunctn ON 6al(e uno' nod Nnc,rs, ris
am ounasn R6,pr BE bIutieen Spuren
BON S&ldaen NIT St5dsn orr S,stn,n
nuasn! Sn 8sorata ee{d,bsn dbnli@s
Dinee. Sin In M,lauta Wfdetnenrss
BIan msIoet> eab fursli@ I'm @battubco>
DIE unis1 stnem 6aufen SribboIs ek
2el&pam. Don fdnfa,bn Neaern asfunpen
wo1csn isisn. Auf psm WhG(Ippt ware
cine. Rjae aufatfanQen, ets pou Baum
noue. par; ;-iu esr Boumwoue uber FAM
man cen Qetdnam sines 'N.ans. 80
fam fstn 3msifsl earan bsNetsn, tub
6uneerie, menn nidt Eaufsnes pon Ns<
gem pabrenp tn 6aoIifd,tn @s(sultafts.
auhanpf, eie2isStim ;5dpsn tsfFbn, ole
OplH Der beRiaItfdtn Butb ibrr frlberen
Giaenibdmer uao isbigtui ,,@u!sbfrren"
|aQrD per1sa." -. =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-22
stin s: o. @.te fatrt. ~ ,ean.isslrs meb.

ais II III TN 9teiwp ..,ai,, Nth. r.
BON sfnerunb Sbnttttr 8sp,sunb ,lb.r.
ra(d'. 60 einssar rMdnutr ,oue nRe tin.
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The following order has been issued
BY the President:
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GaHLRAL ORDERS,
No. "a.
EXTENSION OF THE MILITARY LINES OF
THE UNITED STATES.
General Orders No. 20, War Depart.
ment, Adjutant Generals Office, April
18th, 1865, is amended to read as follows:
Ordered: That.the military lines of the
United States be extended to include
within them the States of Virginia and
Tennessee, and that all military restric-
tons upon internal trade within said
lines are annulled except in arms, am
munition gray cloth and all articles from
which ammunition is manufactured, To-
comotives, cars, railroad iron, telegraph
wires, insulators and instruments for op-
Grating telegraphic lines, which articles
are contraband of war, and all trade in,
and importation thereof, within the lin
its aforesaid, is absolutely prohibited.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
W. A. NICHOLS,
Assistant AdjNam General.
III, From these orders it will be seen
that the regulations upon the subject of
trade hitherto in force in this Denart-
ment, and published in General Orders
No. 26, 81, SO 43, current series, from
these Headquarters, are still in effect
and are to be obeyed.
By Command of
hT. Gen. @. \. GILLuoRE.
t. d. HoDGEs,
Capt. 35th L. S. C. T.,
Act. Asst adj. Gen.
The following order has been issued
by the President:
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operating telegraptpc lines.

operating teleSraplAc llneS.
Second: All existing military and naval
orders in any manner restricting internal,
domestic and coastwise commercial in
tercourse and trade with or in the locali-
ties aboy named, be and the same are
hereby revoked, and that no military or
naval officer in any manner interrupt or
interfere with the same, or with any boats
or other vessels engaged therein under
proper authority pursuant to the regula-
tions of the Secretary of the Treasury.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
According to the above orders, so far
as they seem to be understood in this
Department, matters remain about as
they were ninety days ago. Trade per-
mits must be obtained through the pro-
per military officers until farther instruc-
tons are received from Washington.
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HEADQUARTERS, DEPT. OF THE SoCrn,
HILTON HEAD, s. c., May 6, 1865.

general Orders,
No. 81.
\ To enable all men absent from their commands
to be properly mustered out Of service at the eI.
piration OF their term, the following regulations
will be strictly complied with:
lst. Whenever enlisted men are separated from
their Companies on furlough, detached service,
or in hospitals, they will be furnished by their
Commanding Officers with descriptive lists, on
which will be shown all the data affecting their
pay, clothing accounts, &C.
I'd. Commanders OF regiments, battal;ons or
detachments. in this Department, will lmmedi.
ateiy cause descriptive lists Of all enlisted men
now absent from the Department, as prisoners
OF war, on detached service, or in hospitals, to
be forwarded direct to the Chief Mastering Officer
Of their respective States, and in case one was
furnished the soldier at the time he left his com.
mand, the copy herein directed 10 be furnished
such Chief Mastering Officer will lie marked
across the face Duplicate
By Command of Maj. Gen. Q. A. GILMORE.
T. ID. HoDGES
Capt. 3jth L. 5. c. T..
lofic:all Act. ASS. Adj't. Gen.
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Is The Fest,

IS THE Fest.
II is made on the best principle, whiH the for.
eign watch is generally made on no principle at
all. The foreign watch is mostly made by women
and boys Br HAND. Whilo their labor is chesp
their work is dear at any price. Such watches
are made without plan, and sold without guaran-
tee. They arc irregularin construction, and quite
as irregular in movement They arc designed
only to sell and the buyer is the party most
thoroughly sold. Those who have kept ''ancrcs, -
..lepines,'' and ''Swiss levers i'll prof=ssed re-
pair for a few years will appreciate tue truth Of
our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead of being made Of several hundred lit
tie pieces screwed together, the body OF the
American watch is formed Of SOLID PLATES
No jar interferes with the harmony OF Its working
and no sudden shock can throw its machinery
ont Of gear. In riding, or any business pursuit,
IL is all held together as firmly as a single piece
Of metal. 1t Is just what all machinery should
be
1st, ACCURATE; Cd, SIMPLE; Sd, STRONG !;
4th, ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure Cheapness by our system,
but Quality. Wo do not pretend that our Watch
can he bought for lass money than the foreign
believes but that for its real value It is sold
for one-lIalf the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH (uaaned Vim. Ellery)
is what its name indicates-Sohd, Substantial,
aud always Reiable-waranted to stand any
Our NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
manned P s. Bartlett, is similar in size and gen.
ersl appea' ance, but has more jewels and more
elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES WATCH, recently brought out,
is put up in great variety of patterns, many OF
them Of rare beauty and workmanship is qaite
small. but warranted to keep time.
THE PROOF of tho merits OF our watch may be
found in the fact that We now employ over seven
hundred workmen III our factories, and that We
are still unable to supply the constantly increas-
ing demand.
OUR THREE-QUARTER PLATE WATCH is
timer end lighter than, TIA others we have
described. It's fine chronorheter balance is deli
catey adjusted TO correct the variation caused by
changes Of temperature. These watches are the
fruits of the Latest inventions in chronometty y,
AMI are made by our best workmen. in o separate
department Of our factory. For the finest time.
keeping qualities they challange comparison with
the best works Of the most G.mous English and
Swiss makers.
RO3BIN; / APPLETON.
Agents for tao American Watch Cowpqny,
20 lS2 Brr,adysy, NY.
For Size by STEELE Il BERGtSK, NJ. II
Kov, Fort Royal 8.
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GENERAL ORDERS |
No. 56.

The following dispatch from the Provost Mar.
shal General is published for the information OF
| this command: