THE OREGON STATESMAN
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A LI .EN A: LEWIS. Importers and Whole
sale dealers in Groceries, Dry floods, Clothing,
nnd Boot! unci Shoes. Also, solicit coiisijtiiineiitB ul
Oregon proilnco, fur the Sun Francisco market, on
which liberal advances wilt he untile
Persons shipping goods from die Eustern States to
our euro, can rely upoii their receiving prompt ulteu
tinn,at moderate charges. Office in Hun Francisco,
81) riunsoiue street. 4Xtf
J.B.KNtPP, ; ( M.S.ia'KHELI.,
Bun Francisco, Cal. 5 J Portland, Oregon.
1 NAPP, BURltELL & CO., General Com
iV mission Merchants, and MIALEKS IN FKU1T,
produce, agricultural implement, gurdun and grass
seeds, comer of Kraut and Tuvlorsts, Portland. Ore
gon, and 310 (old No. HO) Washington at., Iirli k block,
Dear Front, San Frunciaco, will give speclul utteution
to the sale or FRUIT and PUODUCK on consign
tneut, filling orden, etc., either in Portlund oi 8un
Francisco, and transact a Ueneml Couimliwion Husi
newt. march I '
N, T.U1T0N. 0. 0. CUBL.
CATON & CURL, Attorneys at Law, will
practice in the conrta of thin Stats. Olflceiu Oris
Wold's brick, over Hell It Brown's store, ttalein, Ogn.
November, 8d, ISM. Hf
CHESTER N. TERRY, Attorney and Coun
selor at Law, Salem, Oregon, Commissioner of
Deeds, and to take testimony, acknowledKeineuts.oVo.
for Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, Michigan, California and
Washington Territory. Letters of Attorney, and ull
other instruments of writing, drawn on short uotice.
Particular attention paid to taking Depositions, Col
lection of Xntes, Accounts, Ate. 3-tf
T C. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor
Tv at Law.Orogon City, Oregon. Will attend
to all business entrusted to bis vara. Collections mode
and promptly remitted. "' lyo7
A. W. FF.ROUSOK C. A. HKKD. OEO. H. JOSS.S.
JONES, REED & CO., Salem, Oregon.
Manufacturers of Window Hash, Blinds, Doors,
Cornices, Mouldings, Wagon Hubbs, Spokes, Door
yard Fencing, Ao. 2tf
rJTl'Q i WELL, Attoruev at law, Alhuny. Linn t'o.,
Oregon. Ollice in Mouteitli's Building. Will
practice in nil the courts iu Oregon, and promptly at
tend to all business eulrusted to his cure. Particular
utteution paid to collections from Portland, Bun Fruit
Cisco and elsewhere, In till parts of Oregoji. Tho best
of reference given if desired. 4ltf
DR. J. U. CARD WELL. Surgeon Dentist,
will practice bis profession in the various cities
nntl towns of Oregon. 4!Hf
JW. BOYLE, Physician and Surgeon,
will practice his profession as formerly. Office
at his residence in Polk county, three miles east of
Dal Ins.
July 30, mnn, gntf
H
UM A80N & ODKLL, Attorneys at Law, Dalles,
wtisco county, uregon. -enr
DW. & M. R. COX, Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Dntgs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy Soups,
Hair Hruehes.line Toilet Articles, Chemicals, Drug
gist's fllnssware.&c. Also, a large quantity of con
centrated extracts of Plants of the purest quality.
Commercial St., Salem, Oregon. lot
J. C. Shclton, Physician and Surgeon,
MON.MOUTH, Polk County, Oregon. The Doctor
beitm- a graduate of the Curtis, or Physio medicul
college. Cincinnati, Ohio, is a true Botanic in his prac
tics, entirely discarding calomel and all mineral poi
sons, and using none hut purely vegetable medicines,
nnd only the perfectly innocent at that 2tf
THOMAS D. WINCHESTER, Attorney
at La - Empire City. Coos Hay, Ogn. 4"tf
JOHN C. CAUTWRIGHT, Attorney and
') Counselor at Law, Salem, Oregon. Ollice. Head
Quarters building. 2'-'tf
JL. COLLINS, Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Dallas, Polk county, Oregon.
He has made arrangements with Williams 4 OiBbt
for one of that firm to assist him in the trial of all
cases in the Circuit and Supreme Courts.
Mr. Collins is a Notary Public, nnd will attend to
taking acknowledgements of Deeds. Mortgages. Ate.,
taking depositions, affidavits, and evidencesin relation
to War Scrip, Ate. Illtf
J. S. SMITH. I.. F. OROVKIl.
SMITH & G ROVER, Attorneys at Law.
This firm will practice in the Courts of the
State and of Washington Territory. Office in Carter's
new building on the levee, corner of Front and Alder
? streets. ,
Portland, Oregon, March 1st, lr,a. Slf
ILLIAMS & MALLORY. Attornpj-B nt
Law. OtSce in ViUou' buildiug, twleiu, Or
egon.
June, 8, 18f'3.
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FO. McCOWN. Attornov and Counwllnr at
Law. OlBce with Dr. W.'B. Mftifen. Wacondu.
Marion county. Oregon. Punt Ollice addrew, llel
parwt.
Dtt. J. W. McAFEE nflfar tiis prof8rionnl
wrvireMtn the citixeun of Halein aud vicinity.
Ollice in Keoyon's buildiiiff. "ii'it
B
F. BOX HAM. Attorney at
Law, La
8tf
Grande, Baker county, Oregon.
J. II. MITCHELL. JOS. N. DOI.PH,
Notary Public
MITCHELL & DOLPII. Attornevi and
Counselors at Law, Solicitors in Chancery, and
Proctors in Admiralty. Ollice over Post Office. Front
street, Portlund. I'sWtf
1. C. riUTWKIOHT. C. B. HKl.l.lMir.K.
C ARTVUiGUT & BELLINGER, Attor
neys at I.aw, SHi-iD. Oregon. -Ottice in Mnorea'
Brick building. ri'iif
AnDISON C. OIBBS.
W. LAIII HILL.
GIBBS & HILL. AtlorncTB nnd Counsrlnrs
at Iaw. Will give prompt atteulinn to all pro
fessienal business entrusted to them. Office on Front
treet, opposite the Deunison 1 loose, Portlund. Ore
gon.
Otitif
HENRY LAW. Commission Merchant, nnd
Imwrtor and Dinlcr in Wairon Material Ilulis.
Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, ilirkorr Axles. kc., o hand
in lots to soil. Floor and Feed of all kinds. Store
2tS Front street, Portland aud -Jd street, Halles. titiMf
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Successors to COOKE, 8M1IH A Co.
SALEM, OEEGON.
Beg leave to inform the ulilic that we have
aud are receiving ft
LARUE m mma m
CENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Which we Offer at REDUCED RATES
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Huts, CapsJ
IF VOL'
Bonnets, Shakers, Croceriee, Crockery,
Glassware, Hardware, Iron, Bolts, Riv
tVOll.U
U, Washers, Nuts, Springs, Nails, SpikeeJ
nil-
AT
MiW
Glass, Putty, Saws, Planes, Axes, Oys
ten, Sheep Shears, 8qntre, Dry Goods
Catlery, and
A GREAT VARIETY
YORK
RATES,
OR
OTHER ARTICLES
UK ABIT,
too numcroae to mention,
All of which we will eichange KuII
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Tor
CASH or MERCHANTABLE PHO-fAS DO
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DVCE.
THAT
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Of
WANTED.
109.000 lb, of WOOL wanted is si
change for GWDSor CASH.
SHITH C1BTWBIGHT.
Men, April 12, IW 7,f
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RKMIDRNfCR IVIiAR COnNRR OF
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IV. n, None but iltilslied operations porformod,
iesiro the patronage of such persons as wish their
operations performed i the most purfect manner.
Sulem. Dec. ttiil, mil 42tf
AYER'S SARSAPARILA.
A COMPOUND remedy. In which we have labored
to produce the nuwt effectual alterative that can
be tniule. U if a coticentruted extract of Para fcuruu
pari 1 la, bo com bi nod with other aubnumwa of rom li
greater alteiittive power as to utl'urd an eHoctive anti
dote for the tinou6i!B HiifnapKrilhi is reputed to cure.
It & beliHved that such a remedy wutiled by thoe
who wilier from Strumous complaints, and that one
which will accomplish their cure must prove of im
mense service to this Inrye chiss of our nmicled follow
citizens. Iow completely this com pound will do it
has been proven by experiment on uiativ of the worst
cation to he found of the following coiupluintst
ticrnfnla and Scrofulous Complaints, Eruption)
and hlruptice )i?aet, Ulcers, Pimple, Blotches,
Tumors, Halt Jikenm, Scald Head, Hyphtlts and
Syphilitic AJ'rctinn, Mercurial Dtteute, Dropsy,
tsviiralfriaor Tic 'Douloureux, Debility, Dypepia
and J ndt first to n. Erysipelas, Rase or lit, Autiioni'i
Fire, and indeed the wliule class of compliiints arising
from impurity of the Blood.
This compound will he found ntrreat promoter of
hetilth, when takeu in the sptitiK, to expel tho foul
humors which IWter in the blood at that scasoii of the
Year. By the timely expulsion of them many rank
miff disorders are nipped in the bud. Multitudes can,
by the aid of this remeuy, spare themselves from the
endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous sores,
through which the system will strive to rid itself of
corruptions, it not usidslcd to do this through the uat
urtd channels of the body by an alterative medicine.
Cleanse out the vitiated blond whenever you liud its
impurities burst in through the skin in pimples, erup
tion, or sores i cleanse it when you liud U is obstruct
ed and sluttish in the veins; cleanse it whenever it is
foul, and your feelinirs will toll you when. Even
where no particular (Unorder is felt, people enjoy bet
ter health, and live longer, for rleannintr the blood.
Keep the blood health v, and all is well ; but wit;h this
lubulum of life disordered, there can be no lasting
letiltlj. Sooner or later something luunt go wrong,
aud the greut machinery of life is disordered or over
thrown.
Nursuparillft has, and deserves much, the reputation
of accoiiiiilittli.ni these euds. lint tho world bus been
Legregiously deceived by pieparutious of it, partly be
cause me umg alone nai not an tne virtue tlmt is
dunned for it, but tuore because many preparations,
ureirnumg mi u ctineemniieii exiracrs oi it, couiaiu
ut little or the virtue ot Sursapurillit. or anytlitng
no.
Durinif late veurs the public have been misled bv
larye bottles, prutviidiuu to give a quart of Kxtract uf
SarsHparilla foroim dollar. Most of these have been
frauds up n the sick, fur they not only coutaiu little,
if any, WiHtpurilla. but often no curnjive properties
whatever. Ht-nce. hitler aud painful diHuniHiiiitineiit
bus followed the use of various extracts of Sarsupu
rilla which flood the market, until the name itself is
justly despised, and has become synonymous with im
position and cheat. Mill wo call this comHunu hur
saptirilla, and intend to supply such a remedy as shall
rescue the name from the load of obloquy which rents
upon it. And we think we bavo ground for believing
it bus virtues which arc irresixtihle by the ordinary
rui) of the diseases it is intended to care. In order to
secure their complete eradication from the system, the
remedy should be judiciously taken according to
directions ou the bottle.
Prepared by
Dr. J. C. AYE R &, CO.,
1,01111,1, MANN.
Price 91 per Botlle. Six Bottles f .r $5.
Avers Cherry Pectoral
has won for itself such a renown for the cure of every
variety of Throat and Lunir Comnlaint. that it is en
tirely 'unnecessary for as to recount Uio evidence of iu
irtties, wherever it bus been emtdoved. As it hat
loug been in constant use throughout this section, we
need nt do mora than assure the people it quality is
kept np to the best it ever him been, and that it may
le relied ou to do for their relief all it bus erer been
found to do.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
I'Oll THK 1 1 lit CM'
CoiirrHris, Jtiuntlirt, Pysprptia, lnUftfttioh, lyi
rntrrii, Fottl Sttmarh, ry.jx7r. Headache, Vile,
in...' i- , y..y i.. i
Complaint, Prop ?. Tetter, Tnmnrt and Suit KkeHm,
II ormt, itont, neuraleta, at a 1tnncr i'tll, and Jor
I'nriftinr the Blood.
TheT are snirar-roaled. so that the most sensitive can
take ifieut plesnntly,and they are the liest aperient in
the world tor all the purities of a family physio.
Price 25 Ccnti per Box. Five Boxu r$I.
Great numbers of rleivvmeu. nhrsiriaus, states
men, and eminent personnel's, have lent their names
in certify the uti arullekd usefulness of these nmie.
dies, but our stmce here will not permit t lie insertion
of them. The aaents below mimed furnish itmlis our
AmrrtraH Almanac, n which they arc given ; witb
also full denriptious of the above complaints, aud the
treat ment that sbonld he followed for their core.
Do not be nut oil by uiuirinripled dealers with oilier
preparations thev make more profit on. Demand
A trr'i. and take' no others. The sick want the bsst
aid then is for them, and they should have it
All our Remedies am tor sale uy
SMITH & DAVIS, Portland.
eowlvfcS
BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA,
I tlART BOTTLES.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
The only gennine and original Preparation for
TUB PEB.nANB.-aT CiRR
OF THk
MOST DAN6ER018 AD CONFIRMED CASES
or
TIerrurlnl nnd Vrnfwnl Dlarnw,
Or rolu I a or Kin' Dvil, Old
tore's Boils, Tumor,
Abretsara, I'lccrs,
And every kind of SCROFULOUS and SCABIOUS
eruptions. . It w also a sure and reliable remedy fur
Salt Khram. Ring Worm.Trltr r.Srnld Hrid.StarTy
FARALYiai, Rllf-t T 1TIMTI,
While Swelling and Nenraliie Affections. Nervrmi
nnd General Itebllitv of the Mstem, Lnm of Ap
petite, Lanmior, liuinrM and ail Affections
of the Liver, Fever and Ague. Hillious
Fever. Chills snd Fever. Dumb
Arie and Jaundice.
It is the vert best, and, in fart, the only sure and
r.l.l,l. n,e.lii-iiie for the one of all dimues ari.iiiir
from a filiated or imnnre slat of lbs bloud or use i.f
Tie afflicted mar rest aonred that Ibert is mat Ike
Unit particlr of Mineral. Merrnrial, or auy other
poisonous snbatanr in tins roMiane. It is pernrmy
aarialrss, and may be adminvterrd to persons la the
very weakest singes of sickon. or to lbs most help
less lufams, without doins: tne least miory.
Kull dirsrtions how ! take this mist valuable n
cine will be ftmnd arnond coy-h bKi le ; and. to rwtnj
atrninsl counterfeits, se ut lbs written sitfiiatar of
LA.NSiA.ii A UtilC is spun the blue label.
9 le PrvfJrirlara,
LAN MAN & KEMP,
Wholrnale Drircislt,
SEW YORK, c.,
We have appointed Hoatetter. Smith A Dean. JUT
iluuiguaierv strnrt. haa Francisco, as the W lw is sale
Agents lor Coll turn ia.
J
SALEM,
Special Notices.
BK WINK BY TITIKSt.
Do not trifle with your Health, Constitution and
Character.
H yon are suffiirlnK with any Disease for which
HELMDOLD'S EXTRACT BVCHV
is rccom mended.
THY IT! TRY IT I TRY IT I
It will cure you, lave long itirl'isring, Allaying Pain
and Iiiflnmuintlon, und will restore vou to
HEALTH AND PURITY,
At Little Expenw,
And No Exposure,
Cutout the advertisement iu another column, nnd
call or tend for It.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS'
Ask for Hehnbold's. Take no Other.
CURES GUARANTEED.
See advertisement I Sm'14
tit' Scorbutic diseases are the parent stock from
which arises a larfni proportion of the fatal maladies
that afflict mankind. They are, as It were, a species
of potato rot In the human constitution, which under,
mines and corrupts ail the sources of Its vitality and
hastens its decay. They ure the germ from which
spring Consumption, Itheumutism, Heart Disease,
Liver Complaints, and Eruptive Diseases which will
be recoxiiltud as among those most futul and destrua.
tive to the races of men. So dreadful are he conse
quences to human life that it is hardly possible to over
estimate the importance of an acluul, reliable remedy, '
that can sweep out this scrofulous contamination. We
know then we shall proclaim welcome news to our
readers of one from such a quarter as will leave little
doubt of its etHcacy and still more welcome, when
we tell tliein tlmt It surely does accomplish the end
desired. We mean Ayur'B Snrsapimllu, and it iscer
tuiuly worthy the attotilion of those who are altlicted
with Scrofula or scrofulous conipluinls. Rcgiiter,
Albany, N. Y.
MOTHERS! MOTHERS I!
Don't fuil to procure Mm. Window's Soothinr; By
run for Children Talking.
This vul liable preparation is the prescription of one
of the boat female physicians and nurses iu the United
States, and bus bouu used fur thirty years with never
failing sufotv and success by millions of mothers and
children, from tlm feeble Infant of oue week old to the
adult.
It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigo
rates tho stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and
gives toue und energy to the whole system. It will
almost instantly relieve
Griping in the Bowels, and Wind Colic.
We believe It Is the BEST aud SL'HEST Rem
edy In the World, In uU'cases of Dysentery and DiTir-
rhasa m Children, whether it arises from Teething or
from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None Genuine uuleds the fuo-similu of CukTis & Pen
kins, Now York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. Principal Office, 48
Dey Street, Now York. Price Only 25 Cents per
Boltle.
lieilington & Co., 410 and 418 Front St , San Fran
cisco, Agents for California. OmG
Frese'e Hamburg Tea and Hamburg Flatter.
Frese's Hamburg Tea ia a curative and preventive
of Coughs, Severe CuLdYpver and Ague, Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism, and uli ints arising from impuri
ties of the blood. If L Headache, Bowel, Kidney
and Liver Complaints, demising and purifying the
stomach aud blood, It is a preventive against Conta
gioti, and its timely use will Avert almost any sickness.
It restores the appetite, and ia most pleasant and pala
table to tuke. Being purely vegetable, it can with en
tire safety be giveu to children. One trial will con
vince any ono of its excellent quality, and once used,
uo family will do without it.
To guard against Counterfeits, observe the seal of
KURSK 6c Co., Hamburg, on every genuine package;
Frese's Hamburg Tea is the only genuine article.
Citpy riirht secured.
Eiuiel Krone, Sun Francisco, J. C. Frcse & Co.,
Hamburg, Proprietors.
Pole Agents for the Pacific Coast, to whom all or
ders must bo nddressed, Redington it Co., 416 and 418
Front street, Sun Francisco. Hm2fi
lliFFEKKT as Lin raoM DliTU This is the dis
tinction between Bristol's Sureaparilla and all mercu
rial medicines. The Utter poison the bibod, the for
mer purifies und' invigorates it. When the needs of
death have been introduced into the veins by the qse
of mineral nostrums nothing will arrest the march of
the victim to the grave save this poison conquering
antidote. So nlsowhen the virus of natural disease,
working through the venous system Is developed in
scrofulous ulcers, cancers, tumors, carbuncles, white
swellings, felons, eruptions, or any other fearful ex
ternal malady, this great reuiedv acts chemically upou
the depraved blood and other animal fluids, changing
them as if by a iuiracle,to pure aud flourishing streams,
bearing henlth and vigor into the organa through
which they How. For sale by all flrst-clasa druggists.'
lm:H.
Dlarrbosa and Fain In the Bowels Cured.
CAKTHAue, 0., Nov. !, 1K3.
Da. 0. It. Haksb 51 nth Esteemed Friend I have
had a seveie attack of Diurrhcca, attended with severe
griping pains, and was reduced very low. I tried many
ll'ereiit medicines, hut all to no purpose, until I got a
bottle of your Paiu Punacea and comtneoce'd its use.
The fin dose put a quietus ou the griping pains, and
I had not used twoiwcuty five cent bottles before I
was entirely cured, I also recommended it to a friend,
who was attacked with cramp colic, aud suffering
with excruciating pain, and three doses entirely cured
m. W. I). IiAliltY.
Sold by I)ruggiits everywhere, and by Kediugtnn
ic Co., Sola Agents, 110 and 418 Front street, San
Francisco. !lw37
Rebel Estimate op the Coitehiikaus.
The ittchninnd Dispatch evidently understands
our Northern Copperliends, thoroughly. It
says they want to resist the Government but
hare not the courage :
The uemoiistratious of opposition to the
Lincoln Government in the Northern States
are of a character appropriate to the coon try,
and do not promise uiuch success to those who
are engaged in the agitation. The common
people instinctively ask 'II yoa all agree with
the Government tht the rebellion must be
crushed, why do you oppose the Government ?
W by not (five it men bhiiI money lo do what It
is so earnestly striving to do 1' The answer is
most difficult, and can hardly satisfy the masses.
We doubt not that a large portion ol tuoee in
the opposition are playing their cards ennning-
ly that tliey are really anxious to atop the
war I but knowing that an unconditional optio-
siting to it would be so nnpopulnr that they
could not maintain it, they make the suppres
sion of the rebellion one of the planks in their
platform. Ibis kind of political Iraud if char
acteristic. Chickamauoa Th Riveb or Death.
The little stream beyond Chattanooga, along
whose hanks the late sanguinary strujrtrle oc
curred between the armies of Bragg and Rose
crans. is Inund to Lava a name appropriate to
such a struggle.
Old citizens of Tennesaw.who have a knowl
edge of the Cherokee language say "Cbicka
mauga," is Cherokee word, and means "Hir
er of Death." A writer in the Nashville t'ntoa
claims that that is not the precise signification,
and that the literal meaning is "Dead Man's
Hive,'." Kither name is appropriate and suit
ed to the fearful scenes that so lately eusau
guined its wites. The stream is said to be a
pretty and romantio one, of clear, pare water,
and the banks profusely margined witb wild
flowers and willows.
0. M. Dalla. George M. Dallas, who
bas been a democratic Vice President, dem
ocratic U. S. Henstor, and a Foreign Minister
audera democratic administration, voted the
Union ticket in Pennsylvania.
CFDiptberio is raging fearfully at Strntton,
Vermont. Some neighborhoods ate so afflicted
that it ia with difficulty that kelp can be pro
cured to take can of the sick.
OREGON, MONDAY, NOV.
KAHTianNNlJWS.
SPEOIAL DIBPATCll TO TUB .'TTESMAN.
fonsplrary to I) urn Buffalo.
Nevt York, Not, 13.
Persons high in authority in Canada have
officially notified the Government that there is
reason for belief that a plan lins hern set od
font by citizens hostile to tlm United Stiites,
who have found a refuge In Cttmiln, tn destroy
Hiilliilo. They iroprme to take possession of
some sfoiimboats ou the lake, prnoced to John
ion's Island, where titer are 9,000 rebel pris
oners, anil set fire to the primus, set free the
prisoners, and proceed to Buffalo. The Gov
ernment will ne all meant vithin It pnwer to
suppress any hostile attack front Canada, but
as other towns and citiea on the lakes are ex
posed, it is deemed necessary to tiiku this
means tn communicate this Itformation to Ton,
in order that precautions may be taken which
the circumstances of the ease will permit.
Excitement in Ohio. .
Cincinnati, Nov. 13.
Considerable excitement trevuils in the
northern part of the State, iu consequence of
anticipated attnok from Johnson Island. Act
ive and euergetio steps have been taken by the
Government in the matter. J i ,
Money Market-Rebels this side of Bapldan.
Nkw York, Nov, 12. .
Money a little easier, hut Mill in brisk de
mand. Sterling 1G1J; Quid I7i.
Washington correspondent ay a private
note from the front states it is believed that
the rebels are in uusiderahlo force south of
Culpepper and tins side of tho Knpidan. Our
army ennnnt advance rapidly. oing lo the
want of a railroad bridge at Rappahannock.
Meade's headquarters are now a mile and a
half northeast of Brandy Station.
A contraband from Unrdotisvillo says the
rebels were making amngoments for winter
quarters, bat a pnnio existed which was created
by stories of Meado advancing in force.
Bout or Kcbels In Hestern Virginia.
Fallimj Si'itiNQS. Western Va., (
Nov. 7. S
Brig. Gen. Kelly attacked Jenkins near Mill
Point, and tlrnvo liira from his position. Loss
trifling on both sides. Yesterday Jenkins was
reinforced, and assumed a strong position sim
ilar to that of South Mountain, Md., but strong
er from natural advantages. We turned the
enemy's left with infantry, and when he bo
enme disturbed, made an attack in front with
four regiments of dismounted cavalry. Our
victory whs decisive. The enomy's retteat
was a total rout. We took many prisoners
and pursued till ilnrk. Onr loss wits nbont 100
officers and men. Averill, Brier. Gen.
Washington, Nov. 12.
A dispatch from Gen. Kelly savs informa
tion from Lewisburg says Averill's victory was
more decisive than first reported. The rebels
had over 4,000 men engaged1. They acknowl
edge a hiss of over 300 killed and wounded. -
Avertll took 1U0 prisoners, one stand ol colors.
and three pieces of artillery, and considerable
small arms; besides camp equipage aud a num-
tier oi mines ana wagons.
Gen. Banks Sail" on a Nevr Expedition.
New York, Nov. 12.
The transport Daniel Webster, from New
Orleans Oct. 21tli. brings news of the depar
ture from New Orleans, under Mai. Gen.
Banks in person, of an oxncditiun which for
some weeks had been tilting out. Sixteen
steamers were included in the expedition, also
several schooners nnd tugs. I lie troops were
provided with lour Uttys' cookeU rations and 40
rounds uf ammunition.
From Memphis.
Memphis papers hare the following : In the
fitrht between the rebel and Federal cavalry on
tlieDth, the rebels, were repulsed with a miss of
OU killed and wounded. (Jur loss not stated.
Burnslde'i Losses and Gnlns.
KNOXVlLl.&Tenn., Nov. 11.
In (lie recent affair at Uogeraville, Hawkins
county, northeast of Knuxvillu. Burnside's
rnrces were overwhelmed liy superior numbers.
Burnside has tuken over 1,500 prisoners since
ho came into Tennessee, independent of the
garrison at Cniuhc rlitnd Gup, thus putting us
tur ahead ol tne reiiels.
CALIFORNIA DISPATCHES.
Fire Arrival of Legal Tenders.
San Francisco, Nov. 9.
A large two-storv frame buildiiiir, northeast
corner of Davis and Clnr streets, was burned
last evening. Loss (2,000.
The Muses Taylor hruikrlit l.UUO.OOO in Le
pal tenders and $50,000 ii stamps to Assistant
t reasurer Uheesmnn. 1 U. Moore arrived In
charge of $1,000,000 of government funds for
disbursement on this coast.
The Sanitary Relief Fund muss meeting
to-morrow mglit promises great success.
Alleged Infrliieemeit of Patent The
Kti'niiicr doldendli-Nontheru Advices
Arrival Jupnneirc sews.
Si.-- Francisco. Nov. 10,
Ilenrv Deringer. .f Philadelphia, patentee
ol the Derintrer Mstnl, sies A"oIpuus J, 1'lntte
lor lo.tltsj lor inlrmgeniL'Ut ol patent and lor
injunction to restrain h'm Irom manufacturing
pistols and using nliiiuUI s trade murk.
The steamer Golden City reached Panama
Uctolier SMth, hlty-one tlavs Irom ."ew lork
She w ill bring the New York passengers to the
JJ ol November.
Steamer Brother Jonathan, from Los Ange
les, bring i 127 passenfers. The news from
the Cnlnrailn miues is Hill encouraging.
The result of the election in (lie tirst Judi
cial district appears to elect Don I'ahlo I)e La
Uuerra by about So totes over .lutlgc Hayes.
Ship Fahius, 140 dnv from Unrdennx, er
rived to-day. tier ctrgo is 4,000 baskets of
Ulminpagne.
The Russian corvette Rinds touched at Ila
knkodndi, Oct. 6th. There was a British gun
boat in port, from nhich the officers of the
Kimla learned the result of the expedition of
the British fleet agonal Prince hatsuma do
minions, the fleet deilroved I lie three steam
era Contest, Encaged, and Sir George Gray
belonging to the Prince ud also nearly destroy
oil the capital city ol Minima s principality
The resistance made lit the Japaneso is report.
cd to have been quite ipirited, and oue ol the
British fleet is reported severely injured in the
late engagement. Tbi steam frigate Urillas
suffered consiilerablv the bavins' Cnptaiu
Josclyn. First Lieutenast Wilmot, aud 30 men
killed in the engagement.
Arrival of the Aqnllla, With the Monitor
Comanche on Board.
San Francisco. Nov. 10.
Ship Aquilla. Captain Uellver, l&l days from
New York, with our monitor Comanche on
hoard, arrived to night. She was convoyed a
portion of the trip by (be U. b. rimlioat lno,
Thev parted company July 9th. The Aquilla
was in treat peril recently. On the 12th of
Octolwr she caught a violent gale, split sails and
stove bulwarks. July 22d she spoke French
bark Mmorca, in a leaky condition.
From Tahiti.
San Francisco, Nov. 9
An arrival from Tahiti brings news of the
arrival at that place, va board French war
steamer, of 40 unlives of the Panmotio Island,
who had heea kidnapped by Peruvian slavers
and taken to Cullao, Hut liberated id Conse
nnence of the interference of the Minister an
Admiral of Ihe French fleet. It is reported
that from tyro ho ml red lo three hundred natives
uf the South Pacific Islands have been kid
napped and token to Peru. It is thought the
trade will now be broken np.
C. t. Di'Ing, formerly a member of
the Caliloruia Legislature, is not dead as as
reported some lime ago. but is now iu Marys
ville, alire and Well.
23, 1863.
NEVADA TERRITORY NEWS,
Constitutional Convention.
Carson, Nov. 3.
A rule wns adopted that after Ihe various or-
tides of the constitution passed the C mmittee
of the whole, thev be tabled for futuro amend
ments ami final uolion.
The Bill of Rights was discussed lurtrelv ou
an amendment making the expression of loyal
ty to tho Federal government sufficiently
strong. It was finally referred to a committee
and the amendment adopted.
Juries may nnd ft verdict by a three-iutirlhs
vote, but the Legislature is authorized rn re.
seitid this provision. A motion to confine the
three-lourtlis verdict to oivil cases wns lost.
The provision in reference to compensation
for property taken for public use was further
dismissed, but no action was taken thereon.
Dug Vollandigham, nephew of Clement L..
of Ohio, died here Inst night, of lung fover.
tie was lormeriy a printer in Misnoun.
Articles Reported.
Carson, Nov. 10.
In convention the Special committee report
ed acknowledging paramount allegiance to the
ederal government In strong Innininee.
i ne juaicmry system reported pmvidos lor
Judiciary consisting1 of a Supreme court.
District courts, County courts, and Munioipaj
courts ns established by the legislature. A
two-tmrds vote or tho Legislature la required
to establish a Probate court. Three Supreme
Judges, to hold six years each. It divides the
State into four judicial districts : First district.
Storey; Second distriot, Hoop, Washoe, Lyon
and Churchill; Third di trict, Humboldt and
Lander; Fourth dtstriot, Douglas and Esma
rulda. District Judges hold nfh'eo six years.
The usual provisions as to juri'diction of courts
will uc in a minority report hereafter.
An article on the Executive department was
reported. The governor holds office for four
years. His veto may he overruled by a vote of
the ni'ijiirity. buck bouse has the pardoning
power, except in coses uf treason and impeach
ment. 1 lie other olliocrs are Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Secretary of State. Treasurer, Attorney
General and Surveyor General. For these tho
usnal duties are isresorihed. None of these
officers or Judges are allowed to receive fees.
From the Kncraiueuto Union. J
MEXICAN KEWS
By the St. Louis to Son Francisco, thenoo
by telegraph wo hnve the following from Mex
ico :
The French Several Timet Repulsed Mur.
ders nnd Robberies.
Private advioes say the French have sent
several detachments of troops to open rouds
and attack Gen. Negrcte.but in every instance
have been repulsed.
Assassinations and robberies are of daily oc
currence.
On tho 3d of October, A Mexican family,
bile travelling on the road between the city
of Mexico, and Tnciilmja, in a carriage, were
attacked liy some soldiers tn zonnvo uuMnrni,
two of the family murdered and robbed. This
matter was hushed up, aud the press did not
ven publish the accouut.
French S hipping Stakes.
The French have established a whipniug
stake nt a small town called Clmlcn Tesco,
about live miles from tho city, for the pnrpiwe
of br nrimr t lie refractory uhabitntits to sub
mission. tliey having afforded protection to some
Mexican guerrilla torces. Ihe whipping stake
is still in full u so in tbu aity of Mexico, and
crime runs rampant. Assassinations of Ihe
inhabitants who nre opposed to the monarchy
and those who refuse to tuke Ihe oath of nlle-
L'iiinco are not uncommon. Tbero were four.
teuti shot on tlm 4tli of October; among thepi
was Lion relicuni Ulmvari, a prominent Mexi
onn citizen.
Row In a Theater Prominent Persona
Arrested.
Dissatisfaction is daily occurring between Ihe
French nnd the citizens, and it wns brought
more publicly before tho t renoh authorities on
the filh of October. On that evening there
was a benefit given at the theater tn the latntly
I a prominent Mexican actor, who hail died a
short time previous. During the performance
there was a poem rend, written by a Mexican
author natned ZuriH.i, in which he spoke of
Mexico, nnd said "its people should maintain
heir ludepeiidenco and not bu slaves." 1 hi
was received by tho audience with immense
applause uml with shouts of " iva Mexico,
Viva La Kepulilica. borne parties were
jostled aud thrunn roti thly about. Tho dem
onstration bccoiiiiiiir nuisr and turbulent, a
squad of gensihirmes was sent to nrrest the
must prominent and slop the performance.
Among Ihe most prominent persons who wero
nrrestoil nml munrcerated, were nenors Don
Augustin Del Kiofjon, Don Estavin Velasquez
Le I, eon, and Jnvir Auullu.
Senator JlcDougall's Speech In Mexico,
Senator Mi'DuncaH's speech on I lie Mexican
question has been published in Spanish nnd
sent over the ltopiihlic aud wits widely com
meiiled on. 1 hese comments call on the pen
c to remain true, saying that tho Auier
leans were their Ineuds nnd would no
doubt assist tin in. They point for the spirit
of the American people tu this speech ol Ml
Uo gall.
Canal From the Faclflc Ocean to Lake
Yurutnn.
Privnle Mexican advices say the government
at bun l.ins t'otosi hits granted to John Ann
tus oc Co., of California, the right tn open
canal from the 1'acilio Ucean ut Manziimllo
to Lake Yucatan. This undertaking is inval
uable. It enables vessels to sail up the Lake
to within a short distance of Column.
Retaliatory Measures.
Iu consequence of the assassiuiilinn of sev
eral French soldiers, it has been ileti.rmineil
by the French authority, that innocent Mexi
cans may be shot and others taken as hostages
in pledge ol those who may ue murdered here
after. French Policy Cucbanged.
In complying with the preliminary trraty
signed ami sealed, Korey, before bis departure
issued another proclamation, in w hich he snys
that lie is recalled tu r ruuee. bis Mission hav
ing terminated ; that this determination does
not imply any change of policy on the part of
Nai'oleou ; that the French army ia left com
manded ty a general in whose ability full con
fidence is placed ; that his greatest pleasure
would bare been, before his retirement, the
construction of all factions into one national
party, but that this dreatu ol iiis bad not yet
been realized. Tho tenor of bis language is
abusive and contradictory.
The decree winch makes ellcctual the seques
tration of property belonging to traitors is be
ing enected with great vigor.
McClkixakh Politics. Now York, Octn.
her 1-tb. General MoClellan has written a
letter to Charles J. Riddle, of Philadelphia,
requesting him tn deny the statement in the
Philadelphia Prrst nnd other newspapers, lhat
if he voted and speke in the Pennsylvania cam
paign it wonld be in favor of Governor Cnrtin.
lie snys that after a full consultation with Judge
Woodward, he finds that (heir views agree, and
be regards his election as Governor of Pemisyl.
vania called for by the interests of the tinlion.
and woulJ, if it was in his power, give to Judge
Woodward nis voice and nn veto.
t7A gray haired reliel sinner lately return
ed to Memphis after an absence of two yes rs.
and time summed np bis grievances ; e.'ly
farm has been pillaged my cotton bas hern
burned I nil slaves have escaped ; three of my
boys have died, and my old woman liaar.'t hail
a hue tooth oonili lor more loan two years,
Was there ever souuw like his 1
WHOLE NO. 671.
VIEWS OF TUB CABINET.
Post Master General Blair lately mnde a
speech In Baltimore in which he is supposed
to have given tho views of the Cabinet as ex
pressed by a majority of ila members on the
question of restoration. After devoting some
remarks to the doctrine advocutcd by Summer,
Mr. Blair said ; . , . - , i -, .
I turn from this programme to that which
is presented by President Lincoln. The issue
is made. We must choose one or the other,
His plan is simple. lie wonld dlshabllltate
the rebols, and their usurpation called a Con
federacy of States, and rehabilitate the loyal
men and their States and Republican Govern
ments. To do this he must break the power
of the conspirators ; ornsh or expel tliera from
the region of insurrection ; restoring in the
persons of loyal citizens within the confines of
their respective States, the Republican Gov
ernments which now have their administration
committed to our loyal nrmies and loynl citi
zens who have their protection. As soon as
tin's protection is needless, the State Govern
ments resume their functions under the officers
chosen by citizens who havo been true to it,
and by such others as may bo comprehended
in an amnesty, and whu have civ en lu a tin-
cere adhesion to it and the government of the
Union and the meusuros ta'ien in its mainte
nance.
Missouri, whose Governor, Legislature and
Judicial ollicers betrayed her, expelled her
representatives with the aid, of the federal gov
ernment, aud filled their places with, loynl m o
abolishing slavery as an earnest of her ah
orenco nt tho menus and the ends Kir winch
the onnspirators against the Union labored.
Kentucky. temporarily paralyzed by the treach
ery of her Governor, was soon put right by the
people when lurnislieil arms by the government
oarried to them by the lamented and gallant
Nolson. In Marvluiiil, the attempt to turn her
over to the rebels, was orushed bv the airest of
treasonable legislators. Virginia was over
whelmed for a time, but Western Virginia
being delivered from tho armed brigands, call
ed a convention, elected a legislature fur the
wnnie state (tno greater part ol it being sun
held by the rebels), was reoognized. as the law
making power of the whole State, as sitoli divi
ded the Statu and set up a new Statu In the
west.
This exemplifies Hie President's tnoilo of
saving tho Union. Uo saves the Stale', put'
ting tho powers of tho government, as sunn as
they are redeemed. Info the hands m loyiti
men ; and then the State resumes its plnoe in
the councils of the nation with all its attributes
and rights. Ho has signilied bis purpose of
ti v it t ii it Tennessee and Louisiana, now lu pre
partition, to follow these examples, and every
other Stnro, as soon us they enn bo rescued
from the rebel armies, will be aided to ooine in
and reintegrate tbu grand family of Republics.
inoiv, what is the pretext lor auaiidoumg tuts
scle nnd healing pnlicy ol the I'resulenti on
lur it lias worked well, and secured the appro
bation uf all weil-nishers of the country.
THE IDAHO MURDERERS.
Sacramknto, Nov, 9.
The hearing in the case of I he Idaho innr-
tlorers on habeas corpus was resnined in the
Supreme oourt at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
T...1 x-... 1 r, l... 1...I....
iri-ioiu uuiiuud iuriun mm vruunci. ouu&r.
Norton stilted, w ith reference to the motion of
G. W. Coft'rnth, for leave to amend the return
tnht tho Judges did not deem it necessary to
make such aiiiondmuut, but the counsel might
use his own discretion in the ouse. Colli nth
then amended the return by adding to it the
affidavit of Wlckershaui, ou which Gov. Dan
iels bad issued bis requisition. A. Campbell,
lor the prisoner, excepted to the aniJavit on
the ground of insnliioieticr. It itnted that Ihe
murder bad been committed on the trail be
tween Virginia nnd Lewiston, but did not say
whether in Idnhnor Nevada Territory. It also
alleged flint the fugitives were presumed to
have lied, but did not assert that tliey had fled,
Alter presenting other ohieotions to the atliila-
vit and requisition, the Judges decided that the
requisition, although Ueteotive Hint altnonjjn
(he affidavit ought, to he reoited in full, that
iiinssion was not siilucint to justify a discharge
of the prisoners. Judge Crucker stilted that a
written opinion in the case would lie given as
soon as practicable. The prisoners were re
mnnded to the custody of tbu ollioers having
them iu cbaigu for tho purpose uf removal to
Idaho. 1 be prisoners received tile annomioe
ment uf the decision w ith apparent itidifferesce.
They were removed Intbestntiiin house.and from
there were, before 2 o'olock, taken en bourn
the San Frunuisun boat. For the purpose of
sale keeping they were hamlculled and lucked
up in a stale room. Hill llcnchy, Capt. Lees
nnd officer Kvatt formed their escort. These
prisoners will ho tnken np on the next Oregon
steamer to rortlunil. rrom there they mil
bn removed to Leivistnn, liluho Territory.
Their case is especially iutert"ting, from the
fact that about a year ago three highwaymen
were arrested nt Portland and tnken buck to
Lewiston. On thuir arrival tliey were met by
the citizens en masse, by whom they were nil
hung in about an hour. To prevent any such
net ion in the present case, it is suid General
Wright lias given orders that they bu pbiecd
under charge uf a military escort, to be deliv
ered up to lha civil authorities. Sacramcntu
Union, YZth.
Ni'.w Tui.K.oitAi'iiiNti. A method ol lelo
graphing by flashes of sunlight bus just been
invented and secured at Washington by Oliver
Lane, of I ouni-ctiuilt, It is ellected by
oommuu looking glass reflecting the sun's rays
and the lime between lliu flashes indicates the
letters of the alphabet. For army purposes
tins is believed tn lie a uselul Invention, jus,
Swain, of Philadelphia, devised a system nf
telegraphing which, iu its application, covers
almost every possible mode ul carrying lutein
genoe, except by magnetism and the wires.
It Wan brought some years ago to the notice of
tho trench government, and a very satisfacto
ry report was maclu upon it. Flushing light
was a purt of his plun.
What tub Rkiikij Expkct oy Vaixan-
oinuiiau. The traitor ex-Lieu tenant Mimry,
iu bis recent letter to tho London Times, spol-
iigising for Ihe receut rebel defeats, thus states
what tho rebels expert of Ynllnntlightim ;
V itllandighaiD waits and witlcue War the
border, pledged if elected Governor of tlie
btalt of Ohio lo array against Lincoln ana
Ihe tear, and to go for pence. What the result
of the election there will he I cannot tell ; hut
the canvass is going on, and we know that op
position to Lincoln aud his war party is row
ing more and more popular every day, and
throughout the whole North.
Gkn. Grant at a Rkvikw. An officer of
the "lib Iowa infantry, writing from New Or
leans, thus speaks ol lien, ijranl a appearance
on the Held during the late review at Uarrnll-
toil t "It was a grand sight. W ben General
Grant rude ou the field, it wa the signal for
the heaviest burst of enthusiasm I ever saw.
It was eleotrioal. The shout rolled down Ihe
long lines of infantry, was taken np by the
cavalry, and sped on by the artillery. 11 seem
ed almost hko idnlntrv."
Akkival 0 liiiiiuKANTH. The Stockton
Independent of November 4th says.
An immigrant train containing 12 wagons
arrived yesterday at the Five Mile) House, on
the loner Sacramento road. They started fruia
low iu November, 18tW; remained soma tune
t Pik-'s I'j.ik, from whence (bey came direct.
ly to thiState. It is their intention, we have
been told, lo remain iu this coonty, and th-y
are now eudenvvring to luaku arrangements
with some uf Ike fariuurs fur the care of their
stock.
Massachusetts will pay this year, as
Internal ttevenne. ? iu,msj,isnMtito tn nation
al treasury. .
book am) jo it ncivmtj , .
Of tfM? description NEATLY and PllOStttl.V txetnlA.
HATKrl Of AIIVKKTlHINil :
tj'inl silverliseioeim, s r iirs, flirt InserUsrr;
$1 JHUscli sulMUKiiK-nt lutertlon.
.ml all irarnlonl advertisements inu.l ba propalil lo
Inmrc InHprlinn.
Admliuilramra' nnllom. sml nil ailrerllMmmli relation lo
tlie viUte r ilwsast'il nuri'iim. must It prepaid, units, or
derail lailillatinl by the anility Judice, nnd Kiumutecd Kl Ik
be pnlil lv him.
Adrerlislnir bills nol paid within one year from lh time
when cuntracle'l. lll lie inunMi-l twenly-lireper cenl. each
year )mym"nt. I. m-gl,yM rhert-orr'-e. -j
THE McClEUAS TESTIMONIAL
i As you were informed In a provious letter, the
testimonial to Gen. McClnllan by tho army of tbsj
Potomao wria given up and tlie money refunded!
This was done in coimnqnetica of an ordnr t'rmi)
headquartnra at Washington, dirnoting the attoli,
tinu ul' tho coimrinmling tieuoral tu paragraph
1KU of tho Oonernl lbigulationa for the, Army,
which reads thust .T
''Unlilwrfttions or discussions nmoiig any class
of military men having tlie ohjoct of conveying
praise or censure or any mark of approbation to
ward their superiors or others In tho military ser
vice, stn all publications relntiva to transactions
betwni'ti oflicera of a private or personal nature,
whether tmwspnper. pamphlet or handbill, arb
strictly prohibited " - 1
General Meade, it is said, had slrendy header!
the subscription paper with his assessment, t'M,
apnnrantly In forgutftilness nf the standing regit,
lotions; but upon reception of the order abovo
mentioned ho issued one to bis nrmr, minting the
paragraph roforred to and adding the following :
" 1 ho regulation has hitherto to a certain extent
beon prneticnlly disregarded In this army, bat re
cent occurrences make It incumbent up n the
Commanding General to Insist upon a rigid obser
vance of its requirements I and that thern may be
no niiatuuiorstnnding upon the subject, it is de
clared tliat meetings or combinations among of
ficers or men, for the purpose of expressing regard
fortliuir superiors or others in the military ser
vice, in the way of presentations or their disap
probation of the acta of their supeoiors or others
in the military service, by resolutions, will be eoa
sidered as vinlntions of the regulation, and no
ticed accordingly." , , .
'I'll i joke ot Hi is is, that It cuts up the plan to ,
proionl a three thousand doTir carriage to Gen.
Sickles by tho Third Corps, and that subscription
has nlso been abandoned nod the money returned
to tlie subscribers. That seems too bad, but It It
exact justice, only that filcklos Is in active ser
vice, nnd Is expected to resume command of
corps In which he lost bis limb while gallantly
righting, whereas a testimonliil tn MeClellno is
direct imputation upon the ConAisnder-ln -Chief
who displaund him. liy the way, speaking of
Sickles, 1 said a long time ago that it waa not
likely that he would resume his command in lbs
army uf the Potomao, and the cbaooe are
now tiiat ho never will. His wound Is too pain
ful to admit of active se' vice in the Held. An at
tempt lias boeii made by tho friends to procure
the eninioand of the department of Washington
for him, but Ileint'clmau will still retain the po
sition, though Sickles muy possibly be sunt to
succeed Scbonk at Baltimore, that (ienernl being
a Representative to CengreM from Ohio. . . . ,.
UKNEttAb ORDERS, HO. 81. " ' r
IlKAUvOAiiTtns Def t or fieiric, )" "
Has k'lUKCisco, Oct. IX1. $
I. Under the authority granted iu General
Orders, No. 105, Adjutaut General' Olboe,
Washington. April !Wib.' 1S63. an invalid
Corps will he organized in this department. ' '
: II. Regimental Commanders will at once
nuiku out and forward tn Department Head
quarters, rolls nf the enlisted men (if their reg
iments, who fulfill the conditions fur entrance
intn the Invalid Corps. , ,
III, In tliu execution nf tho 2d paragraph
of tin's order, Kegimentnl ComuiAiidcrs and
examining surgeons will bo strictly governed
by tho following (iuueral Orders ou too sub
ject, rii s . .' .
No. 105, Adjutant General's Office, Wash,
ingtnu, April 28, 1803. , .. t
Nu. 130, Adjutant General' Office, Wash
Ingtoti, May 15, 1863. - '
No. 173, Anjntnnt General' Office, Wash-'.
Ingtun, June 11. 1863. . , ,
No. 212. Adjutant General's Office, Wash
ington, July 0, 1BC3.
Nu. 200, Adjutant General's OfBoj, Wash
ington, August 10, 1863. .,
No'. 304, Adjutant General's Office, Wash
ington, Sept. 10.1863. ' ; - i
' IV, Too Commanding General calls upon
tho regimental aud company oomuianders to ,
caieiully explain to the veteran soldiers of their
commands, the liberal olfert of the government
to such men as may re-enlist. 1 Volunteer sol.
diers re-enlisting for three rears or the war,
under General Orders No. 303, Adjutant Gen
eral's Ollioe, Washington, Sept. 11, 1 SOU. are,
entitled tu a bounty aud premium of 402,aud
soldiers of the Kegiilsr Army who may re -enlist
under General Order No. 100, Adjutant
General's Olliau, Washington. Juno 25, 1803.
are eutitled tn a bounty of $400.
ny order of llrig. Gen. WRIGHT.' ',
E.S.Punuv. A. A. O. '
Tub " Uf.hiiiii.ican " as am Oiioan. Dnr
ing tho Inst few months l be Washington Rc
publican ha contrived to scour for itself the
reputation of being the organ of tlie President
aud accordingly a great deal nf iniiplaotd im
iiiiiliiuce is sometimes attached to some nf it
few editorial. The solution of the puzzle Is
that llensciimb, the editor, who Is a pushing
anil persevering man. has managed to so logra
tiiite himself with the Presideut that he bsa
iilmiiH eiclusive access to the ollioe uf the Ex
ecutive and there obtain from our good na
tured Chief Magistrate such scanty items of
news as he i willing hi give out fur publication
nnd so tho enterprising editor gets up hi daily
oulninn of "ollicinl intelligence," much to
the annoyniice and jealousy of the New
York and other Washington correspondents
whose dependence is npnn tho current new of
the day, which must lie gained before a single
hour bus blu u npuu its freshness. As for the
Hrjwlilican liming any authority lo reflector
indicate the views of any member of the ad
mini.trntioii npou any subject wbatever.it Is the
most complete Invention uf those who circulate
such afoolieli yam. Lincoln believes in lotting
tlie iii'ivspapi-rs publirb all tlmt will uot benelit
tlm enemy ; bo disapproves of many of the
arbitrary edict of Secretary Slnnlon, and
be is mure free to converse upon matters per.
tabling to bis department titan any of bis Cab.
iuet, iliougli the rack of torture could not ex-
tort. from him what ho chouses to conceal ; bat
be abhors the thought of an "organ." "
TllR VlHOINIA PHACE ItEanlXTtONR.
In the, Virginia Legislature the other day,
resolutions fur inquiring, through a committee,
into the .Slate of publio opinion at the North,
on the subject of penco wero summarily re.
jecti il by a iitianimous vote.
The farmer in various portions of tlie Stat
lu-hl meeting indorsing the action, and resolve
ing tu follow the example of the meeting re
cently held In Alheriouili- tmiinty in regard to
delivering the surplus of produce to the gov
ernment. ' ' '
The action of the Virginia house of dale'
gates, nu tho proposition to go peaee-hunting
ut the North, adds a fresh luster tu her already
bright fame. It shows how a people feel whq
have suffered most Irs thi war, and that VIN
giuia, at least, will never submit to dishonor.
She liH prostrate and bleeding at every pore,
but her nerve is unsubdued and the Gre of bur
patriotism uniliiniiiid. Shu knows something
of tbu deep infamy and degradation of Yaukea
dominion and is resolved to perish utterly raids
er than submit to it' in peace. "What a terriv
ble rebuke." soys the Snvanunh llrnithlican,
"we hare here for that cowardly class, who,
thongli ihey were never within a hundred mile
of the enemy, would dishonor their Country aad
themsi'lvrs.by bvggiug peace from the oat-throat
iuvadeisof our soil. , ., xi ,
FaoM Japan. Sao Francisco, No. 8. .
Tbu news from Jupau is tn the lilth of August,
particulars ol the f.nghsh attack on rUguslina,
are published. ''
The town wa neatly destroyed. The Prince
of Karaite bad Issued order that Joseph Haesv
h Japauese, formerly of Sac Francisco, aud
the Japaneso pilots who conducted ihe Wyo
ming to Sbeiuoozit, should be killed. Oue of
the pilot wa murdered soou afterward. The
Chiel Minister, and three other member of the
Cibiurt who fnvored a pec with all Christ
ians, have been ki'.lud. All loreigueti were
dored to leave Nagasaki.
A large British fleet ha gone to vult Priooe
Hatsuma.
Tun T)irrr.HHMiB. What ie 111 sJifferetMsj
i,..t M,n nopiNrrhtsd and a rebel rata t One
sues h the Union with an if; the other
,iA.itinii the L Dion with a but.