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igned) p. ii. SHERIDAN
Major General Commanding.

SEVERE WINTER IN IcELANp.-Ice-
land is always a cold place in winter, as
its name signifies, but last winter was
worse than usual. DR.. Hjaltalin, the
principal physician on the island, writes
F" We have had frightfuI winter, the
mean temperature having been 4 : below
the mean If our Winters. The thermom-
eter during the last few days has ranged
between l2o and IA ct Celsius. This
state Of things will no doubt occasion a
most tremendous northern icedrift, the
consequence Of which you will feel in
England aud other northern countries
The enormous iceblocks will be dgifed
into the Atlantic, and, melting there, will
be the cause Of much rain, hail and snow,
with a considerable lowering Of your
mean Summer temperature"
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BLEEDlNG TO DEATH.-We regret to
learn from the Lowell Courier that Ser
geant Edward a. Simpson, who suffered
from four several amputations of his leg,
is dying. On Sunday morning about three
O'Clock, the artery broke again, and in
such manner that it could not be secur-
ed. The blood was oozing out slowly, CO.
aguiating as it flows, and the poor man
was dying by degrees. His surgeons have
done everything possible to stop the fow-
age, and make him comfortable, but can
afford him little or no hope, as no earthly
power can stay She slow ebbiBg of the
current of life. He is fully aware of bis
state, is calm and resigned, and endeavors
to console his afflicted relatives gathered
about his dying bed.
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Perry Dayis' Pain Killer

The great public beueAction happy to learn. Is
st fulfilling s mission Of relief aud sevatipg many @,
the thousand is that flesh Is heir to- Its domain /, IN,
wide wide world aud wherever Yankee las set his Zoo,
may be found doing its work Its virtues have bosn 40
thoroughly tested that IT needs no lengthy rocommoad
ton, to ent'e to the public confidence II i emnbs,
ieSiy household remedy and if kept on hand and used
as occasion may require will much suffering beside.
very sensibly diminishing the expenses for medical attend
ance.--Proeidsace, x. l. Weakly Tines. 1a99
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TIE CASE or SERGEANT EDWARD A,
SMPsoN.-We regret to learn that Ed
ward A. Simpson, the soldier at Middle
sex Village, whose ease was referred to a
few days ago has had another very seri-
Gus reverse. The fourth operation was
performed on the unfortunate mans leg
two weeks ago yesterday just one week
from that time one Of the arteries that had
been taken up liberated where it had
been tied, and burst. Through his own
presence Of mind he was saved from
bleeding to death, though when Drs. Fox
and kimball reached him he was so much
exhausted as to be speeches.. An Incl
sion was made in the groin, and the arte-
ry was once more secured. The patient
has since been doing well, and it is be-
lieyed that unless the artery again ulee-
rates he will survive, even after submit t.
ting to this fifth operation. Benevolent
people have sent the editor sums of money
for the relief of the brave man, and more
is wanted.-LoaceH Courier.
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by a Newfoundland dog on board the
steamer in which the child's mother was
travelling.
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LOUISIANA AND TEXAS.

Q.-Please make such suggestions as
occur TO your mind as TO the most judi
cious and efficient remedies for the evils
that exist in your department growing out
of the late rebellion. .........
A.-The feeling and sentiment of those
within the limit Of my command is as
good, perhaps, as could be expected-still
not satisfactory. The people Of Louisi-
ana are poor, and to the best of my knowl-
edge heavy mortgages exist perhaps upon
the majority of the planta ions in the
State for debts contracted before the war.
In many instances the plantations will
fall into the hands of Northern people.
who, from present appearances, viii at no
very distant period control louisiana
even in sentiment. Having this prospect
before them, it is no. surprising that
spirit OF bitterness and dissent should ex-
lst. telieye majority of the people
are not opposed to the general govern
men', and, in fact, earnestly desire to be
restored to perfect Union with the other
States still sufficient time has not clans
ed 10 etface the recollection o. their bay-
ing been reduced from afiluence TO limited
means, the chagrin of being conquered
and to snbmerge the idea of justifying re-
bellion and its representatives. This lat
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-11

WoMEN's BIGHTs IN VERMoNT.-The
following is an advertisement which we
clip from the Rutland Herald:
i forbid any one in the State of Yer
mont marrying Joseph Trumbly, of Chit
tenden, VI, 10 Miss Sophia Pelky, of
Brandon, VT, for being engaged to some
one else the second time
JULIA GoosoN.
Brandon March 80, 1866"
Julia's 9 keerd" is little muddled in
its composition, since it is impossible to tell
whether it is the wicked Joseph or the
fai. Sophia who has been engaged to
" some one else the second time" but bv
her boldness in sticking up for her rights
Julia has set an example to all the race
of manageable girls which, we suggest.
it would not be bad idea for them TO
follow. If every little girl will resent her
wrongs in this way, the effect will be won
derfully conducive of moral and social re-
form. 1t is far better than Miss Harris.
plan of letting daylight into the bowels of
her lover, and much preferable to cold
"pisen" TO which so many resort as a
balm for loves ills. Our columns are ev-
err open to the complaints of the Tilted por-
ton of humaniy.-1roy Times.
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Cholera Dy sentery Coughs Colds and Rheumatism are
quickly cured by AMERICAN LIFE DROPS, 7yI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-11

REMARKABLE MURDER IN LONDON.
A housekeeper in London named Mrs.
Mirson was recently murdered under sin
eular circumstances. Hearing the door
bell ring at about 8 O'Clock in the evening
She remarked TO a companion, That is
for me-" and went TO the door. Her com.
panion, after waiting an hour for her
went down and found her lying dead be.
tween the door and the front stairs, her
head and face horribly cut in twelve plac-
es. Nothing was missing from the house,
and the murder was evidently committed
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CheraBer,s Life For The Hair.

7 tHeFaIieT'S Lie For ne udH' .L
viii Restore Gray Heir to its Original Color, srt.
and Pronote the gruN th the weakest hair step y
ing out; keep the head clean, cool. and healthy W
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our best Physicians ] assure you, Ladies ana ueu
it is oil you require FOR the Hair Sold by all Dru
and at my Office, No. lips Broadway, N. Y. sAkAH
CuEFALfKR, NJ. H. At Wholesale in Boston. BY ~ ~
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ITO CoNSUMPTIVES. will get ne 2 :.
i for a sure for Coughs, Colds eonsgmP III s
all lung complaints by sending to D. ADkNi No a
st NY. lie sends il free Write for Il. It has e-.
thousands
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pages each. Over 1000 fine engragf-. ~
gssns, ae., costing $4,000 lp,l5sst NJ
an the states, leading Generals, prou.asat \
sna others, Tbs presents prifmblasa l rel
ines to active, intelligent men or W5r,sp y
others- ANDREW BOYD, General 49,. ,
States, 26s Washington ST., Bostoa. M,
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E5I!;;!IiyH;TIIsI'I!lIl

For use against Moths in Clothing It's adsani4s,s,
cheney Eeouomy, iInpaTts sweet odor 70 the 9su
to Hasa through sSelve months The best t.ll.
cry druggist has It. HARRIS CHAPMAN b'S
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WANTED. "a. 4s ,ss5 IA NJ, s. Cd
take orders for The Great Labor Saver, 80
Gle that every family wants VIII save Ten {.
yearly. Agents are making s. 10 p per lsy.
$40 capital required. Full particulars q %
Of the business sent 70 any address on f-cti3
fer circular and return postage Address
h MAXWELL. Boz Isl, Chs
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IL Of Lime &C maBufacturers Eaa JoFt
Pump, Kim bail 5 Wheel Eakss. an El E.as
tools, for sale by WHIrSEM0RE, bLlgAas.
40, So. Market Street, Boston.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

g EMINAL WEAKNESS, &C., can be cured By on' d
- has really cured imselfaud kauarsds Of o. 30
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Mass.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01
KNOCk.DOWN ARGUMENTS.

AT Danville, Hendricks county, Indiana,
on the 18th OF August, the opponents Of The
Presidents policy made powerful effort at
reasoning. They attempted to break up a
Democratic meeting, and riot occurred, in
which stones, clubs, pistols, knives and other
radical arguments were freely used Several
men were wounded, some Of whom have since
died. Much excitement has, as a natural
consequence, ensued from this vindication by
the radicals of the freedom of speech and of
the congressional policy, and the roads are
said to be picketed and the citizens arming
for defence.
Can it be possible that any party in this
country hopes to sustain itself or prolong its
power by such means as theseH Are forci-
BILE attacks and bloody ARRAYS like this to be
inaugurated by the radicals instead OF news
papers, arguments, and public speeches !?
Yet precisely such outrages are the natural
fruit OF the appeals now being made to, the
people to stir up their passions.
On the 18th OF August the State Senate of
New York, which is in extra session at Al
bany, were debating resolution which had
been introduced welcoming the President Of
the United States to the soil Of New York
The resolution was passed by large major-
ity; but Senator GODDARD said he was OPP
posed to designating ANDREW JOHNSON by
name in the resolution, because "he did mot
desire to STIR up the dangerous passions Of
The Union men IN the ~estern part Of the
State" lie knew very well that he uttered
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01
SATURDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /. 1855.
THE PRESIDENTS TRIUMPHANT

TIN President started early this week
upon . pilgrimage to the tomb Of one Of our
country's most honored statesmen in these
later times, and no sooner had he begun his
journey, accompanied by members Of his
Cabinet, and officers Of the army and navy,
and others whom the people delight to
honor, than he was set upon by malicious
pack Of partisans, who swore that his mis-
sion was political one, and that he was in
truding upon field which belonged exclu-
sively to his detractors. Thus far the enc
mics Of The PREsrDESr-who are, con-
sciously or unconsciously, enemies Of the
country-have been utterly discounted by
the outporring enthusiasm Of the people.
The Mayor and Council Of the city where
his first stopping place occurred thought to
throw cold water over the proceedings, but
even there the people, from highest to lowest,
turned out and accorded to The PRESIDENT
and his party grand ovation.
In New York, the cosmopolitan city of
this country, and one Of the greatest capitals
OF the worlds States, gave President JOHN
SON glorious reception. In that city the
voice OF the American people is always out
spoken. Ii Mayor and q few Councilmen,
awed and controlled by few tyrannical
demagogicai politicians, should attempt to
allow HE PRECEDENT OF the United States,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01
POst Once Anairs.

Virginia.-Reopen Office at Young's store, Frank
lin county, Va, and appoint Bette A. Thompson
as postmistress, vice W. d, Young.
At Moore's, Tyler county West Virginia, up.
point David 7. Wright as postmaster, vice L.
Lemaster, resigned.
At St. Mary's, Pleasant county, West Virginia,
appoint J, B. Watson rs postmaster, vice Robert
Harvey, removed
Al Hardwood, Baltimore county, so much Of or.
der Of July Is rsscndsd as changed the name and
site to Cbasss station, and sppoipt william Hitch
~ postmaster 81 HARDWOOD.
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Pen, Peneil .na ssl,s.,,.

Pen, Pencil ana Deissors. ~
Six persons died Of cholera In Cincinnati
on Thursday. $50 ,','' .fl
The radicals are very apprehensive In re-
gard TO the Presidential tour--thsy would like 10
spprshshd the President and his entirs party.
IT Is said that only two Of the once nu-
usress family Of the late sx.Gov. Hisks nov ssr.
vivs--a son and daughter. I'll.
THREE young ladies engaged In horse
raes In Riehupsd on Wednesday. whsn one Of thsn
vas thrown and badly injured
IT rs melancholy sight to see the Office.
seekers out Of employment wandering around town
during the Presidents sbssnee.
OxE Of the contributions to the Paris Ex.
hibiton Is 10 Be bottle Of viassar nom N. sosr
apple tree on which JET Dsvis Is to b hang. -
The Missouri Democrat, the Radical organ.
has imported new Political editor from oonn.cti.
cut, named VIM. Grosvsrnor. ists Of the 74.h negro
regiment. fst....
/, The dinner given at Delmonico's, New
York, to the Presidential party. was an srtrsvs.
giant affair. II cost twenty-five thousand dollars,
or one hundred dollars plate.
HEEsAS and Morrisey have become mu-
tual friends. Another item relating to histology u
that Joe coburn and Keenan, arc like to meet in
the prise ring at no distant day for large sake.
LIzzrE WESTON DAVENPORT MATHEWS, the
actrsss, now in England has recently had lsft TO
her fortune Of $500 900 BY hsr father the late A.
W. jackson, theatrical manager Spectator, 10.
The Asia brought to Boston, yesterday,
rs 600 pouuds In snscs froc, vyv.rvoot 81 q ona
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01
THE FLESn-rOT' MOVEMENT.

Yesterday many Of the clerks and messen.
gers Of the Treasury Department received
missives Of which the following is q true
copy. The envelopes were postmarked
Washington, August 80:
"wAsHIsaroN, August 20, 1866.
"DRAR SIR: You are hereby requested to
attend q meeting to be held on Saturday
September LIST, to take part and action in
the election Of delegates to be sent to the
National Union League Convention to be
held at Philadelphia on September 18th. The
meeting will be held at the Union League
Rooms Hall, on Ninth street.
"Nottce.-You are earnestly requested to
be punctual in attending this meeting, as we
wish TO know our friends from our enemies
by order Of the committee:
J. w. FoRSEY,
N. 8. LARSER,
JoHS d. Degrees
"'A word to the wise is sufficient"
! have been taken to task by great many
friends to-day about the above article from
the REPUBLICAN this morning Although my
name is N. D., still every one meet insists
that it is me. As never have belonged to
or had any connection with the above party,
but always JOHNSON man and not an Office
seeker, be kind enough to make the correc-
ton, and oblige, N. D. LARSER.
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NOR SALEM THE FIRST WARD A
LARGE THRRE-AND-A.HALP STORY BRICK
HOUSE, THIRTEkN ROOMS, KITCHEN, LARGE
DINING ROOM AND HALL, WITH LARGE CELLAR
H. 900 feet Of ground, under cultivation with grape
vines, fruit trees, shrubs, flowers, &c Gas and water
throughout the house. Il IL nrst- csss residence and
e in one q the finest locations in the city Address
II. j.. at this Once. iyl2N
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Detached, August 24th-Wm. A. Mott, from the
saranac and placed on waiting orders.
Placed on the Retired List-Third Assistant En-
gineer Edward Stiles.
Honorably Distinguishing Boatswain WIN.
Bond, August 22di Acting Ensign Henry Klop-
pei, August 23d.
Ordered, August 24th-Acting Third Assistant
James A. Sleeper, to the Patos
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The New York Speesl,es.

The speeches made by The President
and by Secretary SEWARD at the banquet in
New York are published on our first page
to-day. They will be read with interest by
all interested in the affairs of the country.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01

Brio. GEN. CHARLES II. HOWARD, OF the
Fresdman's Bureau, arrived in town yesterday from
q brief visit to Maine, and will resume the duties
Of his office to-day.
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BYTEIsEGRAPH
The National Republican.
FROM EUROPE
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
PEACE RATIFICATIONS SIGNED
SPECTATORS At WORK on REBEL BONDS.
CAVALRY COMING TO CANADA.
our NAVAL OFFICERS In RUSSIA.
5.2O'S 8 TILL RISIN q
Philadelphia Radical Convention
Great Riot at q Campaigning.
SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED.
SPECTATORS At WORK on REBEL BONDS.
CAVALRY COMING TO CANADA.
our NAVAL OFFICERS In RUSSIA
5.2o's STILL RIsIN
Philadelphia Radical Convention
Great Riot at q Campaigning.


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with an address BY tho peasants Of Russia. expres
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QuEESsTows, Aug 3l.-The steamship Java
from Nev York. arrived TODAY.
PRAGUE Aug. so.-rhe ranncstions OF the treaty
of peace have been exchanged, and It's provisions
Will no" Do iuhy eniorceo.
LONDON, Aug. 3l.-Advicss received here Of the
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baltimore, Aug. 3l.-Col. chas Il. Phelps. the
present representative Of tho Third district Of Ma
rylandin Congress, was to-day renominated.
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Examining Surgeons Appointed.

EhHHhfhIhH SuFKeOhH hpPo1hteU'
The Commissioner Of Pensions yesterday appointed
DR.. A. E. Turner, Of Crestlino, Ohio, and DR.. W.
@. Hunter, Of Burkesville, Kentucky, examining
surgeons Of the Pension Bureau,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3i.-An investigation in re-
gard to the camp meeting riot is in progress by the
local authorities, and the Freedmon's Bureau Off.
GERS are also making enquiries into the matter.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01

ELECTION JUDGES REsIGNING.-Sincc it is
admitted on all sides that election judges are
responsible in suit Of damages for every
vote they may reject, offered by those whose
names are upon the registers books as quail
fed voters, no man possessing property and
good sense wants to act in that capacity, and
hence we understand that quite a number
have already resigned, and others have signi-
fed their intention to do likewise. 1t is said
that Mr.. Gideon Bantz has positively re-
signed, and that Mr.. james Whitehill is
anxious to back out We are sorrow to see
these men of substance and property backing
down with the view of shifting the RESPONSE
bility upon somebody else who may be less
enlightened and have less to lose. Stand up to
the rack, gentlemen. You are the ones who
should be made to face the music. We want
men of substance and property to act as
election judges next November, and not
those who are totally irresponsible and have
no character nor property to lose.-Fred-
ertck Md.) Union,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01

AUGUSTA, Aug. 8l.-A dispatch was received
here this morning stating that Gov. Jenkins of
Georgia. now at New York, found the credit of his
State SO good that he disposed Of $500, 900 worth
Of Georgia State bonds at ninety cents on the
dollar.
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nRP Ii A N s. GO U II II
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON Go6sTS-

To Wit:
In the Of Christopher W. Lansdae administrator
Of Thomas Conner, deceased the administrator afors.
saidhas with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
and disribuon Of the personal estate Of said deceased
and OF the assets in hand far the same have been
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified to
attend with their claims properly vouched may
otherwise by law DO excluded fromall bsnent In ead
deceased sesate provided copy OF this order pub
lished once week for three weeks In the NATIONAL
Test, p''''0'' '" Wv C.z ROBBINS,
aui0-lwsws Register Of Wills.