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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
CHRISTM AS IN CAMP.
New Passenger Arrangements.

Advices from the Army of the Potomac say
Christmas was quietly spent in camp. No
important event marked the day.
The town of Culpepcr and vicinity is now
occupied by strong force of our infantry, and
batteries attached.
New arrangements concerning passengers
for the army have been completed, and 90 into
operation to-day. Passenger trains for the
front leave the Washington depot, on Mary
land avenue, daily at $50 a. IN. and 2.O5 p. H.,
without stoppagc in Alexandria. and all army
passes are vised and consigned there by Capt.
Beckwi,h, of Gen. Patrick's staff.
Passes for Virginia other than for the army
are examined at Alexandra. All passes must
be presented for signature before ? =. m. on
each day.
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A Raid up Warwick River by Captain
AIusworih.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 2i.--Uudcr the
direction OF Col. Biggs, Quartermaster at this
place, force in charge of Capt. Ainsworth,
transport alton mastes, was sent up the War
wick river, and succeeded in bringing away
three stationary engines, suitable for the rum
ming power of lu mbering mills.
These engines arrived here yesterday, one Of
which is very valuable.
Capt. BisSs will Immediately turn them TO
advantage in the numbering business for the
Government in this viciuity.
captain Andrew Ainsworth, who performed
the above exploit, was formerly member OF
the Boston Common Council. En-. REpUpLI.
CAN.
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THE PASSPORT SYSTEM.
AN ENGLISH VESSEL SEIZED.
A Rebel Steamer Captured.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2G.-The passport sys-
ten has been extended TO foreign vessels and
Sound steamers.
The English har4uc Circassian was yesterday
seized under suspicious circumstances. Con-
traband of war found on board.
\ letter reports the capture in Doberi Sound,
of the rebel steamer Cheatem, laden with cot
ton, tobacco, rosin, etc., by the gunboat Huron.
The steamer Fulton from Hilton Head on the
22d inst, has arrived. She brings no news.
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The Adjutant General has tclegraphcd 10 all
the army commanders that a law has been
passed 10 the effect that no bOunties, excepting
such ms are now provided by law, shall he paid
10 any persons enlisted after the 9TH of January
next. The only bounty provided by law is the
500 authorized by section six Of the act Of July.
1851. The c"mmar ing officers ARE accord.
lngly required to secure all re enlistments of
veteran volunteers as far as possible before tn,
18th Of January, and 10 give immediate publicity
to th,s circular
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WAsHINGrOS, Zee. %, 1867
Information has been received at this De
partmenr to the effect that orders have been
sent by the Imperial Government Of France to
the Commander int lcf OF the French Naval
forces in the Pacific Ocean to place in a state
of blockade the ports of Acapulco and San
Bias, but that, through spirit Of liberality and
comfy on the part Of the Emperor Of the
French, he has decided that the American
packets which constitute the line between
Panama and San Francisco shall continue to
enjoy the rrIvilcgc, notwithstan ling the block
tde, Of touching at hcarnlco, in order to re.
new their stock Of coal which they may neec
for the completion of their voyoge; it being
understood. however, that these vessals shall
not leave or receive my Passenger al That port.
or ~, merchandise.
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Funeral OF the Late Mrs. s.aton.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Seaton, wife of
the venerable editor ofthe National Hatc'lgencer,
was attended yesterday by large number Of
sympathizing friends, among whom were Lord
Lyons and Others of the Diplomatic corps, aud
members of the Cabinet. Four years ago, Mr.
and Mrs. scaton celebrated their golden we'd
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to the Treasury building. He has been in custody
ever since.
The statement thsthe has been quietly Of ex.
travag snciss In his house and towards family,
has proven entirely false BY the investigation.
His mode Of living has been studiously the reverse
OF extravaganza. The ofhesrs ofthe Treasury are
satisfied that his family have been ignorant Of this
unfortunate transaction. Cornwall will he duly
examined and tried In the civil courts OF the Dis.
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BosTo%, Dec. ga private letter, dated
Madras, Oct. %, SAYS: "shaw Il Co. have re-
cevcd orders from Cape Town TO advance ten
thousand upees to the Alabama, and they have
a large number of letters awaiting her arrival.
now daily expected. She will meet with u very
cool reception from the Europeans.
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Rgv. W. II. CLAIMING will preach in the
Unitarian church on sunday, at the usual hours
II a, m. and "a p. III.
CART. ANDREW W. EVANS, of the Sixth
regular cavalry, has been commissioned by Gov
ernOr Bradford, Colonel Of the First Maryland
Cavalry
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About dozen old political malcontcnts have
taken Gen. Mcclellan in charge and placed
themselves under his banner MS candidate Tor
the Presidency. Thus 1t is that Mcclellan,
who was two YEARS ago Gencral.in. Chief of the
armies of the United states, has been reduced
to the command of corporals guard Of old
fogy politicians.
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RE-ESIIs rMEST We hear that the whole
Of Gen. Kilpatrick's cavalry division has re-
enlisted for the war. Most of the New Eng
land regiments have sigrifed their intention
TO re-enlist.
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The Reported Damage to the "Le nigh a
New YORK CaDara,

BALTIN RE, Dec. 2+.-The report brought by
the Star Of the South. in relation to the monitor
l.ehgh, il evidently untrue. The correspondent
Of the Amerirdn, in lis letter from Charleston
by the steamer Arago, stated that the Lchgh
got aground md sprung alrak, rem herring it
necessary for her TO 20 to Port Royal for re
pairs. She was not injured by the rebel bat:
r',-
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SFwfoBK, Dec. 2i-Five or six arrests were
made on the steamer George Cromwell, which
called for New Orleans to day They included
n individual of some prominence. Large
seizures Of arms and ammunition were also
made.
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An action for assault and battery. brought
ny Mr. Watson against Barney Williams, the
celebrated Irish comedian, and arising out of
collision from words reported to have been dis
r-Fpectfutly spoken hv Watson, resulted on
Wednesday in New York. In a vrsdct of 81 900
against the actor. An appeal will be taken.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


BALTIMORE, Dec. 26.-Captain Irving, of the
9TH Maryland Regiment, from Libby Prison on
Tuesday, who arrived at the american office
this morning, says there is no truth In the
report Of Gen. Ullman being in Richmond.
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THE NATIONAL FREEDNESs' RELIEF SOCIETY
acknowledges the receipt of two hun dred and
hundred dollars from the Educational Com
mission of Boston, in aid Of the free schools
for the colored people Of the District of Colum.
bla. GEO. E. BAKER, Urea surer.
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RAILRoADs.-ARHrvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
rnArSs.-Ihe Advertisements on eur first page
'"'sf,ly named, are ofnoially corrected when
lsuVss are msde, hese- can Be relied upon a. cor.
ast
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The farmers Of SanEamun county, Illinois.
brought into - ringAcid gu Saturday last nine-
y-fhre" loads Of wood which were Distributed
mon" the wives and families nf soldiers. One
hundred aud fifty dollars worth Of goods, gro.
ccries, vegetables, ST., and eighty dollars in
aoney, were contributed by citizens for the
same purpose.
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THE Oh MArKET-Tn New York to-day
crude oil is quoted at 80 cents; refined oil, 40
Gl47 cents. in bond. No sales and market very
dull.
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AsOrHER PRIzE.--In the United States Dis
trict Court at Boston, on tuesday, before
Judge sprague, the steamer Robert I. Lee and
cargo were condemned as prizes, no claimants
having appeared.
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To AM EHTIsERs.-We call the attention of
cusines, To the classification Of ou< advertise.
n.ents Weiutend to keep business eye to this
a.Attcr tor the benefit OF our patrons.
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Morton, lieutenant 9th Maine volunteers; II.

Morton, lieutenant 9th Maine volunteers; II.
Jacobs, lieutenant 9th Maine volunteers.
Lincoln Hospital
Although no great parade was made at the
Lincoln, the day was happily epent by the well.
cared-for inmates, who were RECALLED with the
best the market affords. The hospital was
visited by Senator Sumner aud other gentle.
men interested in the welfare Of our soldiers,
and who found everything in frst.rato condi.
ton.
Campbell Hospital.
At this hospital the soldiers were treated to
IN excellent hot dinner, the contribution OF
Mrs. Gaylord, wife of the chaplain Of the hos.
pital, and other ladies. The wards were hand
somely decorated, and a noticeable and pleasan,
feature was the aquarium In each ward, which
Is constant source of amusement TO the
patients.
In the evening theatrical performances were
given in the spacious reading room OF the hos.
pital. Among the visitors during the day were
Senator Collamer, of Vermont, and Senator
Sumner, Of Massachusetts.
Douglas Hospital.
Yesterday afternoon, about 2 o'clock. about
800 patients Of Douglas Hospital sat down to a
sumptuous dinner, which had been prepared
for the occasion. Turkies. oysters, cranberries
and other Christmas concomitants recreated
their senses. The expenses were betrayed from
the hospital fund. Senator Morgan was present
during the morning, and visited the various
wards. His presence was welcomed with
marked enthusiasm by the New York volun.
teers.
stanton Hospital.
At Stanton hospital unusual demonstrations
were made. Every part Of the building was
festooned with evergreen wreaths, and decorat-
ed with Union flags. About two hundred dined.
The preparations were made under the super
vision of tho surgeon in charge, Dr.. Lidell
Mr.. Stanton. ESQ, tho Secretary Of War, was
present, as also Senators Wilson. of Mass, and
Morgan, Of New York Speeches were made
by Secretary Stanton and senator Wilson, at
which the soldiers EXPIRE sed exceeding de-
light. The dav and the occasion will long be
rememb aced by the sick and wounded W 20 may
recover-and by the officers aud attendants OF
the hospital, which, under the charge of Or.
l.idcll. has become model institution OF Its
kind.
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ItiIs PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
ara. TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
Il GEoRGETowN At THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH
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Judiciary square Hospital.

at Judiciary Square Hospital the festivities
were INDUCED in with zest worthy of the
time ard he occasion. The great event of the
day. the Christmas dinner, passed off with
eclst. Nothing occurred to mar the festive
scene. ard all went merry as marriage
bell" It reminded US OF what We had i'm.
agiLv2 Il. ght ne t.c appearance of royal
banquh Of the olden time.
The halls and saloons were gayly decorated
with Il gs and ornamented with wreaths and
fesl"rr' Of evcrgrrens, displaying various in.
geni' us device, Hnd all iutrrsl crsed with srtl,
G,I G,',r..
1',rrNe lan'vs were literally loaded with
tie ,.Alnrs # The season. Oysters, roast.
lulh', -, ui'.l a,o !ir-, with ct ceteras, abound
rd il rs .rrtcst rrulu.inu. Those SCARED
aid ",r.yrrG veterans -. o. cd everything with
tie sr.oI,,' relish. wh,!c here al there and
c"Ur" a.rr, experimenting, directing, and
cUIrr' .. , was srcu the master sp rit OF the
6 enc, '"e = Ircur ed charlan's wife, Mrs. DR..
Smith, by "Ers" Lntiring exertiuns for weeks
IRE. j. - rn. ,ury u'fs had he n collected
aid these oe..ca,i IT, rrp,,'ri. We thought,
a. W ,uhcd u the '.r.rus, that the labor
Of p".ytIYE for Their "or.'urr wus i work
", rtrY the yxertions OF That s",I sa nrihclng
. wuo i Hr,"liug the bc,y eI,,4ies Of her
al .I,l..r oou.lDrI OF her noble BOYS, -
amt I' wvDIl c,rtalnlv receive bur rrNarI.
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nv W. ~ bsss.'
Her spirit hath sank to rcst-
Gone to the land Of the hest;
God hath claimed her His own
To heaven her spirit hath flown.
Farewell, Maggie, 10 earth
BUT not farewell to WORTH
How glad to see thee in thy blooU,
But not so soon to the tomb.
but Code will must be done,
Even before life's seeds are sown;
Th!s world is not for the pure
For here their doom Is sure
These few lines contribute
To cue Oi noble attribute;
And now the last. fond word G"1i.ty,,
Which cannot give without, sigh.
DECEMBER %, 1868, II.
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NoTIcE.-subscriher. falling 70 receive the
RErrBLIc,s regularly will please notify this once
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Governor Andy johnson, of Tennessee. is
on his way to Washington.
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~ The Once Of the National RspsbIi-
can 10 At 811 Ninth street, between Penn
syivants avsnas and d street.
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PISTOL FIRISG.-On Christmas Eve pistol
shots were fred into the house Of Mr.. Losano, on
sixth street Island, between d and l. streets. Two
balls entered the chamber where hi, wife and
child were asleep.
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Mr.. Seward has gone to Auburn to spend his
Christmas holidays.
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Gold Record To-day.

New York Cotton Market.
Al 30 p. M, Middling New Orleans. -. 80 cents
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~ s.-T.-IsoO-x.-Dra 3 Plantation
BITTERs.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are An antidote to change of water and dict
They overcome effects of dissipation aud late
hours.
mind.
They prevent missmstic and Intermittent fever,
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stom.
soh
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhes, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
ache.
They are the best Bitters In tho world. They usEo
the weak man strong, and are exhausted sature's
great restorer. They arc composed OF the rele-
brated Calisaya Bark, Cascsrilla Bark, Dsnhelion,
Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anisc, Clover-buds, Orange Peel, Snake
root, Caraway, Corisndcr, Durdock, s.-T-ls6O--
The following Ia sample of the testimony daily
received:
SOLDIERS HosIE SUPERINTENDENT FrIrE,i
c,Sc'ssArL o. Jan, IS, isd'
Ih.ve given your Plantation Btters 10 hundred,
Of our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or les.
disabled tom ysriOuH causes and the effect ID M oct
marvellous and gratifying.
Such n preparation As this is heartily wish In
every family, in every hospital, and At hand on
every battlefield g. W. D.. ASpREws
BA-V super iDts ndeRt.
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A DISHONEST sERvANT.-Wallace Turner, a
colnr.d servant employed in the store # r. H..
Turner on Pennsylvan,s avenue, was sr-este yes
to-day upon the charge of stealing from his en-
ployer. He has taken different articles from time
to tire. amounting in the end to considerable
sum. He wished to know II he could not pay for
them and depart from the custody OF the police.
Justice Thompson told him that II WAS too late to
offer pay, and he committed him to j4t Tor court
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house OF at + street. Apply 10 FRED S. COZ.
hENS, pennsylrsnsa avenue, two doors from Four.
Centh street rc2O-tf
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az Public SchOols.-There are a few va
cant seats In the Male and Female Grammar schools
First District tfirst and Second wards OF the
richets of admission can he obtained by an eafly
application toCithcr Of the undersigned.
7. q. WILSON,
asa New York sv bet. l2th and lath ste.
Il. T. MORSLLL,
$50 street, opposite CRY Hall.
s"G II Sui'-n IAri Trustees First District
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EOR THE HOLIDAYS

10 r Il ii Z HOL IDAYS
Received per steamer, a hne assortment Of hrst
quality
MEERsCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES.
Also, a LARGE VARIETY OF other
CHOICE ARTICLES sUITA BILE FOR PRESENTS,
FRED. s. CoZzENs,
Wine Merchant,
Washington, D. c., and 70 Warren street,
de22-eOtf New York.
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ALL CLosED.-The courts are all closed to.
day, on account of the Eolinys. The Criminal
Court will meet again on Monday. The Orphans
Court adjourned til Tuesday nest. The Court OF
Claims adjourned til Monday, January J.
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USwHoLEsoME BEEF.-Wm. Walden, of the
Centre Market, was arrested by oiHcer Brewer. of
the sixth precinct, upon the charge of selling un-
Wholesome beef Timothy Haggers, Esq went to
him and bought, as he thought, several fine steaks
which could be rGlished on Christmas morning, but
to his surprise, they were not OF prime quality,
and therefore not very agreeable 10 his fastories
He, therefore, complained of 1t to the police and
Mr. Walden was fined 1855 by Justice Thompson.
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AT THE HOSPITALS.



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TO MISS MAGGIE WELLS, WHO DIED on
SUNDAY, DECEMBER %, 1863.
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THOMAS h. LLOYD,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMASTs,
AND Ao1Nr FOR PRoCURuo
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
OF Pay, Extra Pay, 80.
WARRINGTON, d. G.,
Win give prompt and efficient attention 10 g
prosecution OF Claims Of every description aga ii
oessful. "
Both reference. and charges for services vii Ia
-. Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or l,s-
sssed during the existing war; also for the '"ys
aud orphans OF soldiers who have died from wa III,
or disease incurred while in the United states ser-
vicei also, Bounty Money for the heirs-in-laE 4
soldiers deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons ,us.
MArdiAg business.
Hrhs highest prices paid for Land Warrants.
THOMAS L. LLOYD
Attorney for ClAimAnts
No. ats seventh stres,
Washington, D.
n. ,. Editors Of papers publishing the aboves,
NJ b. entitled 70 my ssrvtss1to thS amount y,
u eir charges. TIE
Dec NV
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REsIGNATIoS.-Fitz James Bartlett, Esq,
who so long and so well filed the position Of Chief
Assistant Clerk in the Post Office, rendered his
resignation for the purpose OF OCCUPYING Inore
lucrative situation.
He has been connected with the post office for
the period Of eighteen years, and was acquainted
with the name and residence Of every old citiz' n
and of many new-such WAS powers Of memory
that he would often tell the numbers Of rcsden,s.
His services, which were SO valuable, are very
seriously felt In the post office.
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CommunlcAieI.l
70 Pulmonary onsum ption = Durable
DISEASE.
A CARD.


The undersigned having been restored TO Health
In few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with q severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consump tion-is
anxious to make known to his felow.sui'erers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send a copy OF the
prescription used, free OF charged with the drs.-
lions for preparing and using The same, which they
will find sure cure for CONSUMPTION, Asthma,
BRONCHITIS, CouoHs, COLDS, &c. The only object
OF the advertiser In sending the Prescription 10 to
benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he conceives to be Invaluable; and he hopes svery
sufferer will Try his remedy as 1t will coat them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please sd.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
se25-dSw3m Williamshurgh, Kings Co.. NY
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u Fair.-A Fair for the bsnef ut rChrist
hureh, (Rev Dr.. Morselrr.l will he held, COM
meucing December 18th, and co tinuing during
Christmas week, at Odd Fellows Hall, Nsvy.Yard
Hanasome Fancy and Useful Artices, sui able for
Christmas Presents, Toys, COnieGtiUnary and No.
ireshments win be for sale. IN. ladies' earne tly
solicit the patronage OF the public. dec22lw.
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PANORAMA OF THE REBrLLIoS.-Preparatlo
sre making to exhibit in this city next week a
splendid pan' rama, ilustrsticg the war, in eighty
five mammoth scenes, from Fort NIoultrie to
Chickamauga. II Ia really grand affair. See
advertisement In another column.
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PLAYING THE DETEcTIvE.-Daniel Peters and
VIM. Woodward, two tesmsters, were arrested
last night by Officers Council and Hcssler, OF the
Seventh precinct. They VIZ mt to q coored man's
house on Fourth street between X and L, and de-
manded admittanee, stating that they were detec-
tives, and wanted 10 search the house In quest of
a man whom they were pursuing. A little girl in
formed the father that two policemen were pass
iny. They were Immediately called and the men
arrested. They were each fined Sl.5s by Justice
GibeTsop,
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DEsERrERs ARRESTED. - Albert Mattel. of
company A, eth Michigan cavalry, Ind Charles
Blanchard alias James Jackson, Of company H, ID
d, C. co'ored volunteers, we arrested this morn.
Ing on the charge Of desertion, and turned over to
capt. scheetz James NJ. Morris, n supposed de-
serter, was also arrested. John Smith and Fred'k
Hewet, deserters from the L. s. steamer Currituck,
were arrested and turned over to o. b Norris,
Master U, s. N,
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SATURDAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GO, 1865.
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WASHINGTON. %. G.