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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18

In order TO guard agalns. dangerous in posi-
lions. the public are requested to take especial
note OF the beautifully engraved proprietary
stamp. through which the Government of the
Z. ). officially authentcates every bot,l. Of Hos
fErrER's BirrERs. THIS shield thrown by the
0overnmen, over the proprrtors and the public
for their joliet protection. is placed conspicuous
y across the cork aud over the neck OF each bot.
tie. and cannot fail 10 strike The eve Of the most
casual observer. Nothing tina. purports TO be
hostetters Bitters can be genuine unless the
stamp is there.
II 70 also proper to state that the Bitters are
sold exclusively in glass. and never under any
circumstances by the gallon or barrel. tmpos-
sers and imita;ors are abroad. and the only safe
guard the public have against them is to see that
she ihtters they buy bear the engraved label and
sote Of hand Of Messrs. Hostetter 4 smith and
es1ha mpsabove mentioned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18
HOSTETTER s. SMITH.
SOLE PROPRIEToRs,
Pittsburg, Penn.

asaA ~ Nruggists an all Cities
IN Towns Of North and south
AAaPlcne and she WestlndieS.
unr.s0eod.d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18
On toard our Ocean Steamers.

Packet ships and merchantmen, il is regularly
shipped as the best known preventive of, and
remedy for. SEA SICKNESS and "a an une RECEPTION
able sti mulant in all eases where such an a.cn,
10 required. Sea cai ,ans. when bound TO ho,
and malarious climates. regard It as the most
valuable portion of their medical stores. They
ere OF opinion that fortified h, such an antiaote
the sailsr has little TO fear from coas, levers or
even yellow Jack"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18
SOOTHING SYRUP

SOOTHING SYRUP
POR'CHILDRHy TgETHIyG.
which greatly facilitates the process OF testhing
by so'tenns the gurns. reducing all inHsmat,ons,
~'ilaiIsy ALL PAIN and spAsmodic sction. and i,
Ssss'e 10 Regulate the BOsCels
Depend upon i. mothers. 1t will give rest TO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18

Has rendered all imported liquors not only unre-
liable but dangerous Distinguished from every
other stimulant ohtainable IN this country. by
its absolute purity, uosrErrERs BirrERs. the rec
titled essence Of sound native rye. medieatcd
with the juices of the most valuable tonic, alter
alive aud disenfcctant herbs stands alone and
unapproached as safe ana irreproachable re
storut ve and nreyentivc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18
II is n Tested Preparation,

Having been used more extensively and for
greater number of years than any other Ameri-
can tonic extant. Its record is part and parcel
Of the medical history of the country, and while
scores OF medicinal cphcn.cra have lived and died
and been forgotten since II WAS introduced. il
has o-day larger sale and wider popularity
han
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18
Trouble with the Bowels

LAYS the foundation Of inn imcrable complaints,
WHY pine and suffer under the pangs Of consti
patton, and risk the deadly consequences To
which it leads, when an occasional half inc
glass full % this pleasant vegetable alto alive
will insure that perfect and painless reg lnrity
which is the first condition n health. nd the
best security against all epidemic uim.n.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18
MRS. WINSLOW,

Ar experienced Nurse and Female Physisias pre-
sents 70 the attention Q, mothers, her
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18
The Body Acts upon the Mud,

At. ience, when the hvsica system is b-okrn
down bv disease. the intellcct is obscurci but
gradually, rs the frame icc'pcratcs under the
operation OF this rare estorntivc, the cloud =
lifted from the brain. N the natural yivm.,tv
and activity of thought r, urn. Neassana oor-
pore sano-a sound mind in sound body i, the
chief good. says Juvenal. o enjoy this double
blessing the stomach must be kept in perfect
1or Nm rdnr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18
Among Officers of the u, $. Army.

And army surgeons, ilosrErrxR's BIrrgRs are in
constant use" and the strength sustaining vir-
tues and restorative properties OF the medicine
have been tested with eminent success on the
battlefield in the flying and camp hospitals aud
in the Govern nent laxarcttoes at w ashington
and elsewhere. BY the navy, also. il has been
WARMLY indorspd mud lary.lv nafron;z.d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18
In Ovcrhestcd Factories. &c.

The pressure upon the animal powers is very
great. Thos who compelled to breath" the
unnatural atmosphere Of such places should sus
tain the strength and elasticity of the system
with the l'rrrERs One Of the grand properties
Of the article is that II braces and hardens tie
nervous system aud renders the lungs and skin
capable OF resisting the effects Of bad arr aud of
rand changes from heat to cold
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18
After an attack Of Sickness,

When the animal powers are exhausted the pulse
weak. the IN nd depressed aud all the powers Of
vitality nj low ebb there - no restorative com
parable with TIE B'TrERs They r-novatc ever,
organ. gently stimulate the circulation improve
Abe quality of the blood clear the cloud. d BRAN
and lmpart to the trembling nerves stability AMI
drmpess
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18

Against the oxions effects Of the vn ie'ics o
impure water. and he perncious at o-phrric
changes which he must encounter III hi journeys.
unless armed in advance with IiosrEr en's Sr5N'
Acn lBirrkRs No other tome will ere IT, and Keep
up a co"d'iion OF the system that " u render II
proof against the unseen ppisons Of the two ee
menls MIR aud ,xnicr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18
On the Temperature Of tie Blood,

Md its equablc circulation. an exc piion from
the diseases that prevail in Winter. aIerialy
depends. IL you would escape coughs. colds
diptheria. influenza, lung fever. intermit,r ATS,
asthma. &c 4, SC. .invigora,e the stomach, - WIFI 4
In its turn will invigor.te the vital current, ann
regulate its 1ow-wth llosrErrER's STOMACH Err
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18
II you are Bilious

There IL nothing that touches the LIVER tho seat
tAiniy to n perfectly healthy and Regular condi-
tion. - HoSrwrrESs STOMACH IirrtRs II Of u
''bil,ous habit the tendency of your system to
that form Of disease may be- held IN check for
lifetime " the occasional use Of this harmless
HeRetahlc nniidolc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-18

Depend upon il, mothers, II will give rest to
yourselves, and
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12
Innocent Sanders and TuekeF-TheiF
ImDUdeHfe.

The proclamation of President J John.
son has had wonderful effect upon
the immaculate rebel refugees in Can
ada. Il has driven them out Of their
hiding places, and brought forth man.
ifesto from Tucker ana Sanders with
the charge against the government Of
attempt 10 murder that pure Christian.
JEFF Davis It would be an amusing
document if not on so serious a subject
1t is spiced with impudence Of the
highest order They oiter TO stand an
examination if the United States will
pay all the expense, including the
lawyers of their own selection, and give
them safe conduct
The brazen eiirontery Of these mod
els Of innocence reminds IA Of cir
cumstGnee which occurred some years
since About twentv years ago there
was an impostor Furnishing around
lhis cty, swindhng everybody whom
be met Our attention Was called To
his transactions, and we immediately
exposed his tricks, On the day on
which the sftiele appeared this Jeremy
D.ddier walked into. the Of6ce and
asked for the editoF Up0n confront
ing u he stated his name and that the
article which We publishsd that morn
ing was libellous and bad destroyed
his characteF IN this community Il
b ave called on you, he added, TO in.
form you that am going 70 commence
libel suit against you, an told
that libel suits are profitable 20 news
papers and increase their sale, and Is
/ have no money 70 pay the expense
Of Conducting the suit, thought that
YOU would be wiling 20 advance me
three OF four hundred dollars fer that
purpose-' The proposition only re-
vealed the true nature Of the impos
tor, and showed with what oOnsummate
e5olness, selffOssssion end impudence
ne sWindled the public. Sanders and
Tucker are disciples IA the Fame
school The proclamation Of the Pres
ident has had the saEae etiecL upon
them that our article had on the New
York imposter- 1rlE CO.
The proposition OF Sanders and Tuck
er, however, shows that they have taken
= higher degree in that style Of crime
They have evidently taken long stride
IN advance in the art Of impudence.
After spending year or more in Cana
dA, intriguing against the government,
and organizing al manner Of plots, ss
soon as they are accused Of completely
in some Of these schemes By the Presl.
dent they az once inform Mr. johnson
that he has destroyed their character
but they wiz stand law suit, provided
he viii guarantees their safety and pay
their expenses Was there ever a
greater and more eonsumnnats ezhibi-
ton Of impudencs than tins scheme 70
palm themselves OF Is innoceats -
What pure and Firtnous lambs ~ 7.
Herah
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Thousands are lead

And Die evory summer with diseases con-
traeted by wco knees and the edects Of warm
weather, especially Females. who might
have been restored to long lifa BY the use
of Skid & wis celehrated cid Kenton
Green Ale. "Ail good physicians viii GER
fifty % this fact. We have made extensive
Prcparttions % supply che demand for Ale
and Porteg % the irsdo and Or family usa
IN bottles sud barrels. Also the largest
store Of Groceries and Sutier Goods il ths
city. On hand zee barrels Cincinnati Lsrsr
Beer. SKIGF WILLS,
Etolesae 6roeery aud sutler House.
Ne. Hicks Block. Pub. Square.
Gp-22-lm
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d. :! 4-s wee. winch = Hsvor praetiesd 10
-. 5l,ssleo ~ any ono. kas proved tSe
80 .....s -.s ilin ol thelssass ID the ro6ls.t
-. -, -. .-i.a aied young me1 thst ever
3ee p eleqience ~ ber Z. sor-
:, - ssstfoYed health h'aaisa lfe -sr.ii- =
-4,-s.i, -la fsduce'! l5e miserabis vi.tI-. 4,
-,5 ~, .2n. noe are thcss f. n.f
ne r'nus of reas5n, tss ,aa.s -,.....t E,
fisnt tast can meas uiorfai ss.. 4
ui''t permanently 9f tkia af8ist.op. go y.
" gqieiaan, 10. s North Chorrv str.,t
- -'.-aal --l htm ~ ist-sr, Box so5 s,sh
- ieB38 q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

PoRrRLrT OF THE PREsiDEST-hr. J.
W. Dodge, the distinguished miniature
painter, of this city, is now in Washing
ton, engaged upon portrait Of the
President, Andrew johnson. 1t will
be Of large cabinet size, from which
copies in print are 10 be taken We
are pleased 10 know that this task bas
been placed in such Able hands, and
expect 10 see from the pencil OF Mr..
Dodge, work, both IS 70 Likeness and
execution, which viii sustain his ale
ready high reputation IS an artist--M
Y. C5mFasreiaI
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JouErEEEBus.--in alru1assou. 49, 49,. -
eiTsa ~ r, 2 Bsrf5E 4 @. TAI es-t.i-
Fag8.f@ ~ tlia citg haze Eash palfuirl- -
~ perA'ns esitug ~ Dr. Vafioess pi-tr.
re ts artsels oi tis'- own raanri 6..-s,'...
10 -4ey ~ Be- superior 81 tks gsnnir-..
Ne ~olif advi1a sn persons = rst -.
$3.50 so .lelld gqu require anT r,sII.
..-e ~ tle- iteh, hing- worm. Toitor- 81
~ -.'esia % the ska, % nos ssfTs- 49,
y ,i.l-, pea Haan = Impose any ots.-
---1n on yous but get d.. VelIoos.
tos 4 Co., No tg}S Desderll -. =, - 2 -
vile, Tenn - = so
r. pa Aeeral diseoaut raaas a a..l...
5elt y MAJ p aaT address 81 -s.,s..-.
81 =, ~ saFs Sat yoa gss ths es5sissss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

u D.
The emigration scheme is now the
topic Of interest among the puddlers.
New Zealand finds most favor with the
executive as the place to which it is
most desirable to send men out, and il
Is anticipated that at least they will be
able TO send out twenty families By the
AndTew jackson on the l0th Of next
month. Some Of the men prefer going
TO America, and their claims will meet
with due consideration; but at present
no date can be fixed for sending auy
out to thst place. Il has been sgre, d
that EI ,OOO shall be devoted from the
general fund 70 assist the emigrants.
Ihe men resumed work after the Easter
holidays, aud matters are going on sat-
isiactorily. An opinion prevails that a
good trade may be looked forward 10
now that there is hope of Affairs Ia
America being settled
LARGE NUNBERs os EAuaRASTs LEAVE rBE
nSISG DISTRICTS FoR TEE xoKTHEEs
STATS
From The London Tines, Aprl 25l
Emigration has commenced at this
early period Of the year from the min
ing districts Of the kingdom, aud in
South Wales it is beginning 10 be q
frequent occurrence for forty or fifty
hands 70 leave at every pay from the
principal iron and coal works of the
district A few emigrate to Australia,
Canada, New Zealand and other British
colonies, but at least ninety per cent
are bound for the Northern States
The great inducements TO leave the
land Of their birth is the reported high
wages 20 be received in the States, and
Pamphlets and American newspapers
ere industriously circulated among the
EOFking classes, giving glowing ae-
count Of The state of the country. I'm
fortunately, great number Of the mi
ners believe the statements made, des-
pite the warnings addressed 70 them by
even American citizens OF position.
such ss the Mayor OF New York, who
has publicly condemned the proceed
ings Of the American EmigrAnt Society
inducing emigrants TO come over with
no other object than to secure cheap
labor for the capitalists.
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A PHYsloLoGfCAL ElEw OF MARRIAGE
"a topal.n'ns retriy 50 pages, and rs ~.
- u Z HaAisF ngs 81 ~ anatomy of the Ha
a-feiiifa on tsTiF ErruEss lts Dspiorahia Cssas
fNelcfs ypo1 thc Mind ard Boy. vsfh ~,
ADi1ai tiln az 'flsaiuent Tho oniy ratonal ~
-eier-s ~ nlace of ciIe, A. shown O. he reDorI
O. cases ireated A tfuthfa ADVISER 10 tsa nf-r
q : aaa Ai'oae cQnismpiataIg nlarriaae Who pn.
sttain aoaptz q thelr physical conditou. esrt
- q posase q any sddr2ss on rcceipi of -
cents, stsrnps on postal currency. hv sli.irez-i-
~ = tholAs %. 81 Mafdon Lane Albany. III b
iAe alihor may BE- consritad unon any af ths
9.'ee7e7 rloa ghlsh HE hcok Erssfs either as-r,a
tie word. 5rs.s7.t -, ~
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of Mr.. Blgelow by the En-

The Net7s Of Lss's SisTezScr IL. Paris
Ar. Slidsl Admits that The Var is Opey.
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MJAArED-tGENTs FOR TEIE NURSE asn
" alf--lhe most interesting and areirnr
aooS ever published. sE1hragng tae aligautures n
? Nculsn in the tuion army a. Nurse, ecout and
~. 'lling lloat vivid inner pictlre or the Va.
hetifnssi aud disshied ulffcars snd aolslsr- IL
eani Of prualsbe employment VII and it peeu.
.aIlY etlp.ea to their conditcn- JONES hROa
CO, 1a4 Nam street. Cincinnati OHIO.
ian8l .SrafEu~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

Liabilities % Banks, or others
l,osses adjusted and DUE.
Loses either unadJustsd, or !
ADJUSTED and not due. {
Losses IA suspenss, waiting N
Az other clsims agaInst the O.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12
Mashrille 1lni0ll.
~. CAMERON q 90. PsbIlshers.
FRIDAY, MAY y, 1865.

Among the rebel officers who have
recently taken the oath Of allegiance,
is Albert Rhett, of South Carolina, one
of the originsl fire-esteTs, command
ant Of Fort Sumter up to the evacu> :
alton of Charleston, Colonel of the
First South Carolina II eavy Artillery,
Acting Brigsdier General under Har-
dee, and captured at BentonFiIIe by
Fitzpatrick He has been confined at
Fort Delaware. 80
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12
Tee Cream salon,

ne respectfully announce IA all o,,-
trends aud patrons that We have 81 ',-,..,''-,
Snf 4co cream Saloon for the seose5 s,i
loPs % reeeiye ths same patrosas, 80
hAs oeen s2 lberaily bestowed a. -, -,
seaasn. We have always on hepd 80 -
IonaFy 81 an airds, aud cool ~. ,,-.'-
Ciealn made 70 order for parties, etc.
.,.ts an. GAVIN 4 Fuaazzr.
z North Cherry street.
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Great Prize Distribution
... by TEE
|. !. GIFT ASSOCIATION.
599 broadway, New York.

d GuIoad Pas, Brooche7 ani Fsr Drops. Iaiies
Setss Brooch a4t Ear Props, tcii sui Coral; JET
and Cod, hiorentins, Ao-lsc Jei F4vs, sna Csln~o
Sleeve huuous, sets NJ StDds, Nsst suL Nts'x
Obeins, Plan Ssi Chased Gold Rl1Es. Gold Th.m-
bles Loelse1s Nstlv slylP Beit Buclies tie.i Peas
ald Pencils, Fancy Work B0Xez, 6ad Pens Wlih
6oid and silver ENtensiou BOLD O.. and .sree a.
sortnen, Of F.ne Isve % OF every deacrptan. OF
%. na-- u--- M ------ --.---- ------L a
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A FRAGRASr BEE4TH AND PEAELY TEsrH,
are easily attained, and those who faiI %
avail themselves Of she means should not
com plain when accused Of gross neglect
The sozoDoyT VIII speedily eradicate the
oauss Ola foul breath, Identifying and pre-
ssrviRg The teeth 70 the oldest age.
Sold By az Druggists. mays-gtTTks
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The uudersirued annour,-.. q. ..t,
been made the ageat for ts - - i.. .a
lor eetlsin parties Ia Lou isviiis. ~. -
polso@ latlng permits - shiD su-b ,,--,-g.
aeIo ~ laie een have them SIZED - -
.ls .ls I, Aies a. houisvill8 p7icas. ce.,,-.-..
- - -i qqntation prices. havs -.
-l'plel q eight different kinda a. b.,.I
sl4i-alee each order allied accordip-
'-a 81. I. ALs11sDna, Aeent
~ Puoiie s4usfs, Eashviils' Ysnr.
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FOR SALE,
Large Performing GriSly Bear,

De Is SAID TO BE oNK or The LARGEST
net long, ana Weighs Eighteen HundTed PJunas.
HIS thorough educsitou, and his sondeuui per
Iormsnces have created quite = sensation in Amer
Ca o. vel ~ b. kur0pe. Any one shiRg % pur-
chase, can d. Nell, sod mske his money lack ID
short time ty exhibiting him through the country.
lnae pendent ioruines have bsen Tnsoe en- ths ani-
nial ana can yet b. msce. Ny husband hsung
dleo and having No ouB 70 attend @ lhe Bear, he
new 9nefed icr sale. Call sf the thrd brak house
o. Ne hire hrage Pike, Edgeheld. good tile
mayt-lNs
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@ eh9iSe fioars Butter, Potatoes. O.issr
sreea eorns and every varistv of Cs-,.3
fr-IR' aud Foreign and Domestic e.,o.--.'..
ls!oa .i ~ loV prices 81 Totton's 10. "a Coz
jau22-tf
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Emigration from Great Britain.
THE EXODUS FRoN IRELAND INCREASING
From the Cork constitutional

Emigration has, within the last few
days, experienced an unwonted intens-
ity. Notwithstanding the numbers car
ried out by the last National and In
man boats, there are supposed to be
fifteen hundred at this moment waiting
in Queenstown, hundreds of whom will,
even after the next dispatch, have to
wait still further They come from
Galway, Mayo, Limerick, Clare, Kerry,
and the west of this county.
EMIGRATION OF IRON Workers FROM Eng
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Just Received
sPLENpIp AssoRrnErr

OF Note, Letter, Foolscsp and Legal cap Papers, -
bun, White, Canary, Opaque, Magenta, Mourn 7
ing and Official Envelopes, Diaries for 1855, a
Memorsndums OF every style, Pass-Books, Al v
buns, Al sizes, including sold ers Pocket Al
buns, Pocket inkstands, Sieel Pens, and -
large assortment Of the most Celebrated Gold
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery,
including the celebrated Wostenholm's and ~
wade 3 Butchers Knives, Pocket Books, -
Pipes, COMBS, Hair Brushes, Emery Paper, fS.
Sun Oll, baeking and Brushes, Buffers, Ar ~
nold's Doyelis, French Carnnine and Copying
Inks, Mueilage, Card Portraits Of Generals, -
Pr11e Packages, Port Folios, Dice Fancy soaps,
Blank Books and Blotting Paper, s variety Of -
Desk lnkstsnds, Paper-R eights, Pen Racks, =
Bul FILES Letter Clips, Rubber Rulers, Eras- =.
ing KNIVES Ruling Pens, and an endless va a
nety Of Notions. q
School Books School BOoks!!
We have small stock Of Cigars, which we
vii sell at Clncnnst Prices. Also, e small
STOCK Of Cary's Cough Cure for sale at Whole
To the Soldiers. g
We have three beautiful Autographs, repre-O
printed IN four eolors, e-titled asoldier's Ger
uneate, Union Defenders Certificate" and
U. 3. Army Diploma" size l2xl6 inches. ~
Iney are enclosed IN pastebOard tube, and ~
can be sent by mail without tnury. Every off, u
Ger and soldier should buy them and send N
them 70 their friends
Race ..-.........-. so EACH
For the tnfee, postage paid.-........-.-Sl 90
Liberal discount made TO wholesale dealers,
We Will Ill all orders for Certificates or Sta -,
hOnerY' BY mail or express, promptly.
In. RHODES l. Co.,
tsbss q Onion strAst NsahviIIe TaaA-
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W4sHINGroS, May II. Tho exeeutive-or-
der Of the President putting IN operation
the suspended functions Of tho National
Government in the State Of Virginia, was
substantially agreed upon at the last Cnbi-
net meeting held BY President hucoin on
the day Of his death, and at which Gen.
Grant was present; the great features are,
that the state Of Yirgiuia IL NOT recoguized
as everlasting gone out Of the Union; that
the functions of the United States govern
ment were simply suspended within her
bordersssre now put in operation again; thst
no vsstiges of the Confederacy or rebsI
state Government are recognized, and that
Gov. Pierpont Of the loyal legislature Of
Virginia is made the nucleus Of the organ
lied State Government.
NEW YoRK, May Il.-Llsyd Garrison has
resigned his position as Presideht OF the
anti-slavery society and Wendell Phillips
has been selected TO FIJI his place.
wAsHlyoroS, May IO-The Herald s spe-
cial saws Virginia has been divided into
four districtsand the Secretary ofthe Treas
ury has already appointed the requisite
number Of assessors and collectors.
An order has been issued to muster ont
of service all soldiers whose term Of service
expires on or before the 3lst inst.
NEW YoEE, May 1.-THE Herald says
that the Mexican Emigration furor con.
tinues undated. Several new Offices have
been opened in this city, Brooklyn, Wash
ington and Philadelphia. HrF
The return Of Gen. 0retegs, from Wash
ington is anxiously looked for, as be is ex-
psetsd to bring "a dshniSe programmes Of
proceedings.
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Please Take yot,ee

4he notes and accounts ofT.A W.
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