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Is selling original cartes de pisite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
EoCelan is the latest published, and Ia con.
grabs in oil apd water oolors. Also portraits of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
s called to our full length sttertypes, for send.
ing by mail. deo Is
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February 4, 1862.
NOTICE Is hereby given Of the readiness of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable in one year from date, authorized w
ne act OF Congress approved Decemoer go,
1857, and the Treasury notes payable in sixty
days from date, authorized by the act Of Con.
gress approved I'd March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above IL.
sues will cease on the 7th day Of April next b.
the terms Of those acts respectively.
feb G-tap7
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o F F &c I A L.

DEPARTMENT or STATE.
Washington, Jan. 20, 1869.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturday.,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of rex,
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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sIsve-Catchin IN washinsssa.


The following is the reply Of NJ. Ksess in rs.
lation to one of bis supposed slAvs.catehins
operations, his Victim. ~ stated, being do.
fsnceless woman. The statement 10 said 10 bs
an unmitigated fsisehood," !" and our Reporter
is challenged TO prove his assertions. We have
always relied with confidence upon the state.
ments Of our City Reporter, and have no reason
10 doubt his veraoity In this case, and We un.
derstand him to accept the challenge, and he
will doubtless on Monday prove moro than Mr..
Keese will desire to sec. .ls 5'a
wAsHIvaroN, Maroh Let, 1859. =
To he Editor Of the National Republican,.
SIR: Having obtained permission TO make my
defence against the assault made through the
columns Of your paper Of the 2sth Feb. upon
me in an article under the head 81 Slave csioh.
ing IN the D Q. will Just introduce the matter
by denOunoing the Statement made BY the
writer Of this article rs an unmiigaied fdlse.
hood, and ohsllange this sutuor 10 swear to the
Statement az published to be true to their own
knowledge. II his witnesses will only make
oath to the statement 30 W to afford me the
opportunity to bring them before Jury.
A. f L, KERaA
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Coal Oh. Coal Oil,

Best Kerosine Oil, BY the barrel, at SO cents; BY
the gallon, at 90 cent Lamps. Cans and Sh' des
- cheap as can b bought In Washington, at
marl-3t+ Corner Of Twelfth and II streets.
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Corns, Bunions, Cslositios,
Chieiains Frosted Feet, Bad Nns, Enlarged joints,
ind ell dis asses of the Feet cured without pain, by
DIR WHITE, suRoEoS CRIRoPoDIsT,
42s Pennsylvanis Avenue, between ~ and 9th sts.
Room No. 7, rec nd floor.
Office hours from q. m. 10 Q p. m.
80 Calls made at private residence whenc esired.
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AF FTERNOON ENTERTAINMENT

r. T. BARNUM's
MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS!
CHANGE OF LOCATION TO
PHLLH.IR.NONIC HILL.
(Penosylvania Avenue, near Eleventh s'ree',N
THIS DAY.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
+. T. Bsrnum respectfully announces to III, citi.
gems Of Washington that he has been ind uced 10
pres ent for their patrons &C. for few days the rrin
oipal features Of his
AMERICAN MUSEUM, NEW YORK,
The Mysterious What Is 1t!
And those wonderful Natural Phenomenops
THE ALBiNO FAMILY.
They will hold their
LkvEks FRoM 10 4. N. ToBrN
for the Iece otion Of
LADIGs, JUvEHILEs AND FAMILY PATHS.
~ Every body, young and old, should see them.
Admission Is osnts Children 10 ctnts; Servants
with children, 10 cents.
AEAt night and on Saturday afternoon the Cuii'
osities will Rppssr In conjunction with The
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS,
Presenting an UneQualled -mbina alton Of Novelty
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India Ru bber Goods.

Rubber Blankets tor Soldiers, 81 20 each.
Rubber Ponohos and Blankets combined, $3.50
each.
india Rubber Goats, white and black, S2.bO each.
Ipd Rubber Leggns, 81 per pair
And all kinds Rubber Goods including Rubber
Noots Shoes Rubber Stopp :rs for Bottles, Door
Mats, Undersht citing for Beds In sickness 10 &c, At
manufacturers' prices, At Il A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pennsylvania avenue,
dec 1q-u Bet Ninth and Tenth SITS.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Ts AAvsrtasoss.

Hsarly 10 thousand sopiss Of he n1se.
lioan are oiroulstsd srong the boating popuaa-
ton every day, besides thslsfrs nanbsf sssvse
to regular subroribsrs- Advsrtssfs wfll taks
note Aoo0rdingly. tE.N .r4 - p
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liss viii Pleas say thsy are advatiss1, othsrwiso
thsy may not receive them. =, = s', 49,,
tPsbliahed 10 sseordaacs with ths sstsf Cesgrss
ssQslricg tes Ist ot Lsttsn 10 BE- pablkhSA y ~
nsWspAper having the LAnaIsr ctncuLASloN Wtthi1
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Brnaid, Miss A
Cone, Anlie
Cridge, Mra A d
Cridee, A DIS
Crocker, L.
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Campbell, MrsI.
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Congressional Proceedings
xNXVuth CONGRRss-senato.
Firsl session.

WdshingtoH, FEB. 2S MIR. Sumner Mass. J
frum the committee Of fore ign relations, rep lrled
~ to carry ihto 'ttet the stipulavons OF the treaty
with Ham yer f'r the abolition Of the tsdt dues.
MIR. statke, OF Oregon, II red the following -
Resolrcd. That tie papo relating n the loyalty
o' u nJ.u II uke, senat' from oregon, bs refer.
rcd W "" judiciary Committee, with instructions
to inyeA.'gSte the charges on Ihe evidence which
as he u, or may lie, presented,
NJ Haze IN. ii objected 10 the resolution.
MI biAIkc said that he presentel the resolution
himsslt Because he would spare any friend Of hi,
Whist mig ht be an ungracious office. Certsinly he
Suud h,t lumit any one Oppostd u him 70 plGce
limsef in such position. He Az, led himeelf Of
this opportunity 70 say that, relying 90 his own
uur e. usn,,s Of Loyalty ard lety 10 the country,
and Welding 10 no man in Devotion N the Consttu
ion and tne Lion, and in ventrripn and rover
'or the Tag or bis country, he hal hit,
irsin,d from tnteriI int tho question containC q
In these pspr'. pr eferug ~ s,Snd what he con.
c'iv IN DO lie personal honor aud the rights ~ his
tate. If any one wishes h prosecute the matter
further, lie tSaikcl would be most happy 10 nett
him.
M Hale said that he thought the question settled
by he vote Of the Senate " stsruay
Mr. Sumner WAS very sriy for the ylta Of the
Senate yesterday, and sem body seemed now u be
,eeking IN rmely tho matter. Was the evidence
here uncoLtradicted II il was tue, the Senator
hom OREGON tStarSe) vas AfrsiLor. He t5umuerl
was not surprised that the Sen te was trying 10 re-
trace its sttps, OF that Senators were set king To
relieve then seves Of the responsibility OF their vote
Mr.. Fessendtn, of Maine, did not like the Ian.
Ruage OF the Senator nom Massachusetts,. lie,
Ftssendop, did not Thick that he, summer, had
my light 10 lecture him, the majority Of she
Senate lie, +, ssenden, as ready 10 defend his
action the Senator from Massachusetts 10 defend
his. 1t would be time enough for the Senator, Sum
ner, 90 q troubled about tie responsibility Of Sma-
tors Glder than himself, when they show any desire
TO avoid responsibility, and it will 10 long enough
befor he, FesEencen, would ask to do 10.
Mr.. Dixon Gonna very much regretted the vote
4 the Senate yetkrday. There was evidence
against the Ser at0r from Oregon which 81 yet was
entirely unconrsdicted, and which, II true, would
show the disloy'lty Of the Senator. The Senator
had NO unkind feeling, but he thought the vote of
yesterday opened the door ~ anybody, traitor or
o. Snd oonsidared Il hs moss DISASTROUS vote thai
ould h We been given.
o.Eed what he said ~ being an injurious imPuta
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A Valuable Prize

TIE steansa L.bsH =. Blush. o. Hul' a.
lived a. ta.s Iori y'-tsrdsy oru.ng T. eAAfse o.,
pane He.'s Gi.be-i Bistrz.-i ADD ~ lucy S.
Be
TIE le ana % .-.l sssAmt', 90 'ss. ioag
~ 70 'esi l-ast- Sc W. pr-t IN 1850 or kesrS
b.. d Js,tt .r-. . g, MAcn SEC 100 ~ /
uAs ~n emp. yet L tie Dat; ;-Ade, r1nnins
b-fweet Cfonns7t a, 2 L =. II ~ s;abeF she vls
rha-L r. iy re De ,1'rss~s . ksarbssls; 70, 81
~ u,4s q I'D u,tWera H,vs4A SONS 7Er, e:
zoe sft4t-u car. usy oUiEari cargo ,,nA-sasd
20 va'louf a-'l.. Er pag ,tLs'' age 4rEaity
~ h - Ees, AID = ,-:iu.Ei'- 8 u 90 49, es.s
ne .,.r.' -e-t r'H' ss0tJo.
A. th' TIM, he y.s csi ,g,'t " ;-g r,,-J -
st.Huei dec VII no, vHs III las!d. tb,
''a' val iipg A. OPP. rtu-i.fy - OlBs ca md a.
""art' i"' ~ % - tas Pf;rra,rtl cane H. -
gh0', - fte-r e. ~ ias rysr. lie eL.i.1 ADD
'.i'' ufiu vers - - fs, sad fer1ILsi there
~ Pa. ~ pfGd' ri!N rtAspn, TIE L. w., sen,
b! { "a stltwoui IN charge O. the sb.vs prig.
'--els, - slip Is-snd, 70 reel - Commodore Nc
K+sl's orders, aud was ordered - I'm &c proceed
; Nev I~k. Sic has On boSId ias oayso Fl the
s1hf ntr Wave, 0'Ntw Orleans, ca ured about a.
hour previous, while on Ter rs.s'gs 'rorl New Or.
ears foT MstamOras, with tobsc o and cotton.
Tie lebanon row Is anchored o.. tie North River
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.s..o. On him. He tsumnss) Intended no.,l az In
furious 70 thaA senator. Hehfd said he vas nj
es,sqshed Hss The SENATORS sUght 70 relieve them
siy's q responsibility.
Mr. Fesse1den ssted VIE, evidence there v.s
that any man sought 70 relieve hiunssiff
Mr.. eurnner said thaa certain sena,orx were anx-
ious tha, an Inquiry should tahe place.
Mr.. s,atks asksd u be mean, 70 be underr ood "
say that he ives disloyal man.
Mr.. Sumner said, or the tes'iunony which Wa
nsfadicted, Re did regard him disloyal man.
Vhe morning hour having expired, the mater
was Laid ov@.
Mr.: Grimes uova) presented ,he memori>ls NJ
certain reg iments 81 Iowa tina, "spriogf Ia, MI
sp ing, Belmont and FOrt DonslsOn," 10 inscribed
On their banners.
On motion Of Mr.. Fessenden the Executive and
etiAlAtive ayproI ration bill vas taken up.
M Wade t0hiol said be wished W make an sx-
EiAna,ton' lie refctred N paragraph In the Nsv
York TRmuSn relative 70 certain railroad legisls.
uep, and hat certain wrrds were put In the bill
giving tho Goveinmeot power 20 take pdssassiOn 81
fatoao', o. He said be introduced th 10 bill. and
was true 'he words complain OF were not In
tne origind bi ] but he introduced that amsnd-
M. NJ In the Senate and explained 10.
M sherman, from the COMMITTEES on Fiuanoa
rpr,eo btll " provide FIR additional clerks ia
he office Ntbe Assistant Treasury Of New York,
which was paestd.
The Senate tten preceded with the c,nsidera-
VI n ofthe Appruprh trn bitl.
apprupriaiin Of siCO OOO ior building !. N IN
Wsshir eton. ADD pied Yeas 90. NAysf Ms.srs
llarrs' Johnfon, King, Lane, tInjl, Salisbury,
Sherman, Starke.
An AmeLduen, was adopted, dispensing with thu
Office q Gene a. Recorder In the land ofhse.
M. li"lan offered an Amendment providing for
an Assistant secretary Of the Interior.
TIE hill then psssei.
A. iarneu iii Monday.
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Affair, In Tam, a.es. Rfn-

81. Ions, FEB. 2S.-Ths Memphis papers 9.
the 10Th instant say that General Polk issued or
de- yesterday, that tie track OF the Memphis and
Ohio rairc'd should bo torn up preparatory 10 the
evBcuati' a. Columbus and the demolition Of the
Qualifications there. The Columbus forces are g.
fall hack to Island, No, 10, Abou, IS miles below
Columbus, Shich, II is said, completely commands
the river, aud can 10 fortified with heavy guns,
and male impregnable against any river attack
The st. Luis DEMOCRAT has q dispatch dated
ClaIkhyile, goth inst, which says that the rebel
soldiers be'o leaving Nashville, plundored many
dwellings and business houses, and excited grea,
alarm among tbs people Several rebels were shea
by the CT lens whom they were robbing. Geners
Mis- n Is in command At Nashville, General Buell.
being still on the north side Of the river. The
Union sentiment Is very strong, and troops arr
eceiyed with the greatest, cosdislity. Great indig-
ra,on Is expressed against Governor Harris, VIII
W" fairly driven away by the Union man. they
hviDg heccme bold 81 the proximity Of the Union
tops, ard daring 10 assert their rights.
Before leaving, Governor Harris made a speech
commanding the citizens 10 bum their private
property, and calHRg on T-nne Lseeana o. rally and
meet him ~ Memphis but one paid any Attsn
hon TO him, and IL Is thought he will not receive
any GcI siderable re-int rsements.
General Crttendsr.'s c)mmAnd had Joined Gen
en- Johnston At Murfre sboro.
The railroad b,idgs at Nashville had been de.
ruyed y order OF Gsner. Floyd, alysins, the ur.
'n' ent eaiies Of the citizens. The destruction Of
the bridge csrstd much indignation.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AsD THE VICINITY.

hERTING OF THK IRsH CONVENTION.
The Convention Of Irish Societies, ms, las, eve.
ming, at librarian Hail. N continue their Arrange
msnts for the celebration OF 81, P.trck's birthday
Judge Connolly, from the committee appointed
10 confer viii military organizations, reported tina,
the Goth Regiment viii, a, all events turn out on
h- 7ih OF March. The general feeling Of our
citizens Ia favor OF extending warm reception "
Col. Corcoran on lis return, he stated 70 DO very
strong. Committees will he sent TO Washington ~
mf ct him, 10y the Common Council, and the mill.
,sry orsI niIa atoms and he, the Judge, hoped thls
convention would also depute com aai.,se Cor this
purpose.
Toe List u delegates was then called, aud the
usual assessment Of S5 each delegation was i'm
posed and pail, 4, being under.,od that all Habit
tiles in crrei y,nd the amount thus should
be 6qaIy sssess oil ON ths societiss.
Tie resignation OF Mr.. j. A. Kinney, former
Secretary " the Convention, who is prevented
attending 10 his duties by illness, WAS received and
accepted, anil a vote ofihauks to Mr.. Kinney, FOR
the hithml discharge OF bis duties, was passed.
Mr. l. Carey was unan mouAly elected Sec
Rotary, in place ~ Mr.. Kinney.
Judge Connolly again urged strongly the pro-
priety OF appointing a committee u visit WASH
inston 10 receive Col Corcoran, in the name Of
the Convention OF Irish cieties lie therefore
moved the appointment OF a committee OF hye for
this purpose, the committee q bear iis own
penses' Toe mo'i'n was unanimously carried,
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Ueuss Of REPRESENTATIVE.

Dir. Mcorhead, from the special committees
on the e,Ablb hnent Of . national Armory, reportel
tie following -
Resolred, ny the Ser ate and House Of Rspre.
ethtMiy,s, &c, that there shall 10 established
Wnhlh the United States one national foundry Y -,
IRE heehany Mountains and alsp, one q III n a
hundfy, ono national aimory, aud one manuf.c.
turing a'serA al. Wet Of the Allegheny mouuta,ns
and in the valley Off Ohio aud Mississippi and
that 70 that end q commission Of Eve citizens Va
epput tel by the President ~ !, cate such k,un.
dths, artnorJ and argenal, who e. all within sixty
GAYS nom the time u ,heir app slntment, report tc
the etcIeiaiy fw.r, &c a..
Referred 10 TIE Com mittse Of the who'e on the
stats of the Union.
Tie II"use passed the bin providing TO- tho an,
Pertinent Of sddit iona CLERKS Ia tine office VI ths
AsE-tai.t Treasurer At New York. and flr D,pu
" Assistant T6asurer, his salary MT 10 exceed
$1,000 per annum.
Ire House proceeded 70 the G nsiJeratinn Of tbs
speta order, namely the hill providing TO- re-
otiytbg engint es into tho vounte service Of tho
Cnitd States. lengthy debate sprung up.
MI Blhir, Of Missouri, sa'd, thus FAR the rail.
n sd question only hal been discussed, he desired
The corps proposed essential 10 the army, and
thM ooulj not batter illustrated than by the A..
SHihon fact that these men hava already been
nfhered into service without lawful au,hnritv, and
have perf rmfd service. II was true tina. eart
brigade waste have ten companies OF volunteer
engineer, but the President mead not 20 u thb
,xunt unl's'ha should deem II necessary.
The blu was finally rejected ~ ayalnSt CO.
Inc bill granting LotnsteAds 70 actual settlers and
providing bounty for soldiers la lieu Of lands, wa
tab al up.
TIE LII was amended 10 AZ " take effect, Janus
~ let, 1853, aud passed iC6 agans. 10.
Adjourned till Monday.
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
sATUEpAY MORNING. NAByul.l,g
p A,Ls : " rit,. and VIZ. Cou,-


A. W srF~c:et, tie late orders :. ihs toy
trzniu; ,s--s iae usSsya7s- ruNlcsfioas %
an. E.svgntt;s q 80 ..,!-s ~s7s-i'v !Jr
Ia fti-'. eea- We ss-tr s. .7', particulars
Al ~ go tlt s-.-..s.,.A- ~. -; "a .--s ~
NJ vs.. thr-- ~; ~ irri = sr-s i-iy
nc r--sr- i4rl- Ia ;ss ~ y ssrs Vt eN.
Tsrls... & zpct - ;tsy h1-e g ate ltSsG'l
20 he 49, cor- N7zpl-et go G-svio-' e.
fa-7s FC-.A-v sus-. o.. .. - % have 5eea. -
rao--ru-tg uf,-i E-r r7e 15- -, 81 ~ .ei
r--r-~ Ent A. ,-l.y -1s up--sss .! io-o.
= ae-oaieEi. 4, . sve-' ts4y, Ike s-.ii
ear ~ ms uTy eI-J-t . stsy e g-s--sss
The rU-a:st q. ~, -tlas 3 as. silen-. a,
q .,1~e-Lner' r-s-Al.5s vi hk-5.y hav-
r-af tsE.sG ist ., - ---s-ti fo-sss IS hs.
ces-sc. Z csr-,t O. onr--y % sv.acsl ~
f'fts-t-' .-E.'.-s S-c-ttN-y STANTON. AZ
lrst / .r.-AN vLc. -.l,. ms A. @. CAN
II, b.. a a. 70 cor nri,u't's V.tA oaI
p-of 80 q: - are Lot ~ So fr-as- devote.
tl-n,lui togfi o. lie ;VeI- y-i7--. = .al
uuz, 80 L.. lspo-i v..i ~ ass I ~ -p,r -.
E'-9oUt AK ieiO- them vito. ttrrs'en,
P--scnG- Il! -h'ElsA. Ive-y asps-,nea; u d-v,r
70 me E.nios; Il supp vInf hit o-tEls o. va,
r-ept-s-c- Az tAGi tone o. hE-tv su;e-y ls.
vtIct C. lInEisc VIII S1ANroS has Dssn el.c.
tricA. AZ Insp4r,e a. I1iur o. With N u
EIuvL vlr--
The pic'rte movements az :. ere'1-e beini
cCfitt OF: VIII A. efficiency a. ;lsas NJ a, II i
fc-niiG 80 and % RAPIDLY A. TO defy opp3- d
from ttt Lsbtis. They mSy misrus' much
OK al Ensv nothing unto 10, blow ALA Ac
uci- am satsrp-is. have D,eH cLled fos by or
pscpit SIC thee ~, icing eA-res-'y pu
forth tina: i on present know edge c1zl
BE- nsos rutli, 10; on, o. ON marv IA. -saa
M o tl' NO- l. AZ SOU % b, .rvmeu .,usl
iucreasgc
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Jsuisv1te, KY, Peb. w,-rrhs New Orleans Bss
confe-sss The magnitude Of the calamity Of or,
DOnslson, and ccudssnns the ne3iet and speAy Of
The cc.ssdern,s Govsrhmen, N no, sanding sufh-
dent numbers Of troops westward. u Says gen
srd call 10 arms has become insvtaily necessary.
The Memphis AVALANCHE o. the ffd says the
Governor Of AiabamA hsa called for twelve regi-
nsnA froa thu, STATE and II no, for,hooming other
means vii be used 70 an the requisiticn. Tne
Governor Of Osurga also calls Tor twelve more reg-
-,en,s f,ou .hs, s,ste aud says n the requisihon
not ansd By tbs th Of March, dram viii 10 or
dsred
A company nsar Kingston Baton Co, Gs'rgia'
v preparing TO Jurn out LOO pounds Of Ssipe're
per dfy, from . saltpstre cave In 'hsa victoi'y'
Ps'ch and plum tres IN Rome &c ave ho'ming,
ADD ths wheat crops promising ~ W. e. wsri.
Bsnslr Bun.sr hAs ban est,d Presid- Mt pro
TEN 81 th, Confederate senate, snd T. o. Bocook,
We. s,e,ksr o: the n NC.
Cot'o. ca. IS sss icing Manufactured in Dawson
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A DIe.saHa FROM Jen DAHk.


R r sr,s'.uvss u ths COME lers.e States.
have o. commun ate that all co the message At
h 10 s-o,. u ~ ths Pr,yisiona, C,ngress, ersn,s
nave d,tnynsua,,d ,u,; the Government, had at.
pmpUd riors thar /. hsd power succ essfully "
achieve H3Hoa IN the e051 10 protect by our
.rua rs who's Territory Of ths Confederate
State sesb al ! and inland. We have been 30 en-
posed a. re5e-t.y T. e1couaitr serious disasters.
bu! the vsior aud devotion y tie people aavo no,
only Sustained tbs Efforts Of the Government, Jut
have gone ,sr ,osufpori It, dehsenc.os. Tne &C
tive S,s'e Of military preparations among the ma.
tosH * Europe in Ar iis, the date when our
sGenw Gfn; ~eni abroad, ib,err @ed unsv ,idabio
d'ls. Ia Il5 poet ent u arulI ADD the wan, 0,
anew bas etea.ly iDpeitd or eaJr,s 80 rapport
m'i'.'y suppllei u gil aor.s.
OFF, Q 10 s-'fnder Of RoAaoka Island enough
isLnJwl 4 max, us Zee. ,as, IL WAS deeply humli.
sang Lows7rr imrerfecLy may have been the pre-.
psrs. su FOR Aeseb5e. Ths hope Is ST. entertained
thu or reported oasel Of Fort Done On haze been
" sS'y exaggerated, ihssmuch / am no, only
unv. lag, Sut lna,le to Ls.is,e that a large army
of ous .cope haze svr-euderN ~ witLou, desper .,s
~ nj N cut thes way THROUGH tho invading forces.
Su'nu,ua 10 rita have teen male to throw for.
s-Td reintors smsn:S 70 the armies Al positions
,hreetsnsd, sut ammo, doubt the bitter dis,T-
pcSntns ni' we have tor-e by reivng the po,ylo 90
still g--,s.sr e.er,.ona vii ,rs.i,ly s.eurs r.u,Its
more AceorJAn; with our Jus: expectations.
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whi.L I b.-, steadily cop,sndsJ iron, ,hs en-.
mtu cemsn. OF the war. has, In M Judgment, con-
I,butsd In ~ .mmA:erisl degree 70 the recon,
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