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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-09
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
Statement Of the RsecidI and Expenditure Of the
United Slater, for TIE quarter ending March 81,
1884, srclusipe Of trust fund.-.
HECEIPTs.

Sdiemsd Of the RscctDti and Expenditure OF the
United Sidte', for TIE quarter ending March 81,
1884, srciusivs Of trust CuHd'
HECEIPIs.
From customs ,.......... S27,439 654 10
From sales Of public lAndS.......... ioi,ss2 %
From rect tax per act Of 9th Au-
gust, 1851. ................... 5sI,l66 50
From Internal Ievenue.............. 97,6S6,2ll IS
From incidental includes $780,
$50 s. received for commuta-
tion money!. i2,6g7,a5l %
From fractional currency, per act OF
March ., lS63................ 3O57,262 so
From Unit States DoteS, per Aotof
February rs, 1852. 4.1i6,26o 90
From $40 yeArb bonds, per act of
February 26, 1862. ........... 75,4OO,OO6 IS
From certificates OF Sd'btedness,
per aoiG LIST and nth March,
fs2......................... 6OsIo,OOO 90
From temporary loans, per acts OF
February % and March II,
1852. S..................... 2ooos,7si 81
From six per T. H. 90 year bonds, per
act OF July II, is6t........... Ib9I,676 90
From two-year per cent. interest
bearing Treasury notes, per
act March ., 1855. ........... 90, 49,, 500 II
From one-yeAr o per cent interest
bearing Treasury notes, per
act March J, lS63..,.......,.. 27,430,OOD 90
S359, 2iI, $50 90
rEprNnIruprs
Civil torsJrn Iptsrcou,,e and mis-,
sou,naon. s,a,, ,os q,
$500, I.o..,on, 49,, r,,,,a, a 1oI Az, n,
W. 10, A., 5Io go
NJ ,15,, ana "a
In,ss.., an n,hiIo
deht in,,nd,n1 To-.
sury notes ,,,e.,,,, AoqsTIlb 81
Redemption of stock
loan Of lsta 10000
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SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS QUAR-

GALE OF MISCELLANEOUS QUAR-
- RMAsrER'S STORES.
CHEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFIcE,)
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, J
WAsHISoToS, D. C., June 8, 1861
WILL De SOLD At Public Auction at Govern
ment warehouse situated 10 square boundei by Il
and ;, and Twentieth and Twenty.second streets,
In the city Of WASN'T 'gtOn, ID G., on WEDNES-
DAY, June 10, 1864, at 10 O'cl ok \. M large lot
OF tho following named QuHrtermSsrers' stores,
condemned ~ unit puhuc service, VIZ:
Axes, Anvils, DruAhes, Dr'dlGs, Buckets Saddle
b Aukets, Blacksmlfhs' Fools, Horse and Wagon
covers, CtrpGutcrt Topls, p rtAhlo ForgcE, Grind
stones, HNr cfs La ter MS Scrap LeSiher, piulins,
Rn'e Sisves, Saddles Scales, Stable F'NtnI6a, Iron
Wire, and about 5000 pounds Of scrap Iron,
Successful bidders viii bc rcqul ed to remove
the articles within five (6) dsys from the day Of
sale.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
D. II. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Qu,rtermAstcr,
iI8 Depot Of Washington, D. q.
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MILITARY CHANdEs.-Capt. Mccartney, OF
the Veteran Reserve Corps, has been appointed to
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LAST WEEK OF MARIETTA RAvEL.
LAST WEEK Of MARIETTA RATEL.
In her wonderful
TIGHT ROPE PERFORMhNcES.
TIGHT ROPE PERFORMANCES.
N
FRET %EEk g. g. THE FUNNY FUNNY
F FHE y Titt4SE E EEB4SSSSE
FIRST WEEK OF THE CHARMING BALLET,
r
La FEiE AZ VILLAGE
The STRANGE ADVENTURE
THE STRANGE ADVENTURE.
Introducing several
BEAUTIFUL SOLO DANCES,
MARIETTA RAVEL,
MONS. BAPTIsTIN,
and the great
RoNZANI BALLET TROUPE,
OF
sINTEEN LOVELY YOUNG LADIES'
r
MISS CARRIE GARDNER,
MISS EsTELLE FORREST,
The Enchanting Beauties, FavUrite songstreSIes,
Y
The Great Ethiopian Trio,
MULLIGAN, WEST, WILLIAMS,
n New Eecentticities and LNughable Acts,
THE CIRCLE OF BEAUTY,
and
CLUSTER OF GRACE.
JENNY FORFEIT,
NAOMI POaTEH,
MARY GARDNER,
sALLIE WE sNER,
MOLLlE TUkEBR.
NICTORIN ROS',
FANNY MAY,
MAGGIE WILSON,
MILE VIOLA,
KITTY SCOTT.
FIRST WEEK
or
THE OLD CLOCK.
BILLY WEST AS SIMON.
WIN. u. CAvANAUGH, -
j. FORREST;
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DR. LIGHTHILL's FOURTH VISIT
~ TO WASHINGTON.
DEAFNESS, CATARRH, AND DIS
EASES OF THE EAR, THROAT AND
AIR PASSAGES

DIR. LIGHTHILL,
From 81 st. Marks Plsee, New York, author OF
"a Popular Treatise on DEAFNESS" "Letters
on CATARRH,"i Is now in!
WASHINGTON,
And can be consulted at the
EBBITT HOUSE
for ONE WEEK, until
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE II,
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and all the various diseases OF tho
L AR,
THROAT,
AIR PASSAGES.
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GOVERNM'T SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HAY.

CHIEF QuARTERMASTER's OFFICED
DEPOT or WAsHINGToN,
WASHING ON, d c., June 7, I Ca
WILL DE SOLD, at Public Auction, A. AlexAn-
driN, Va, on MONDAY, June isth, 1854, At II
O'Clock a. m,
ONE HUNDRED uOO) TONS OF HAY,
Condemned ~ unfit tor public use.
The Hay will be sold 10 lots Of ten (I0l tons and
upwards. Successful bidders will be required to
remove their purchases within Ave (5) days IRON
date OF sale.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
D. X. RUCKER,
.BrigAdier General and Chief Quarterm IGtsr,
Je76t Depot OF Washington.
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES.
WAN DEPARTMENT., CAvALRY DUREAU,l
OFrICE OF CmEF QUARTERMAsTLR,
WA.IIIHOTOk, d. e., April IS, 1864.
VIII be sold at public auction, TO the hlgbGLt
bidder, At the timcs aud places named below, viz:
Newport, PcnnA., Thursdty, May 9th,
Gettysburg, Penna., h0uday, MAY 9Th,
Altoona, PeunA., ThurGdsy, May 18th,
Miiiiin, Penna., Thursday, May lsth,
ReHtiug, Penna., Thurshay, Nav gGlh,
Lebanon, PennA, Thursday, June ID
Nor humberlAud, PcnnA,, hu sdAy, June OF
SGrantou Penn -, ThurBdRy, June 10th,
WnliamspOrt, Penna Thursday, June 23d.
One Hundred (iOOl horses At Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred anu Fifty (26O) at each Of the theT
placea.
These horses have been con iemned as unit for
the cavalry SCI vice of the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
HorAes will be sold Iingly.
sales begin at 10 a. M, and continue daily till Sl
arc sold.
TERMS; CASH, in United States Treasury note,
only. JAMES A. EKIN,
1t. Col. and c. q. NJ, Cavalry Bureau.
Ap2g-tje20
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Private Boxes, holding six persons. 80
Doors open q. II perform tnce to commence at 8.
FAMILY MArINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At 2 o'clock.
Ladies' IS cents; children 10 cents.
10 preparation, and will shortly be produced,
ANEW SENSATION DRAMA,
written expressly for the Canterbury, by q we'll
known dramAtst, founded on incidents which
have recently tranIpired In the Capital, and show
ing up seveI al well-known characters seen in
ry-dAy life, entitled
BEAU SICKMAN
BEAU SICKMAN
on,
THE BUSHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMAC.
THE BUSHWHACKERs OF THE POTOMAC.
LOOK OUT FOR IT. je6
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MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS : 60,
1NS PEHFsYLvLRIA AVEH"G,
OEfsr the LArBe6t AsBOTta.uttp .hIs city eJ4SfE,.
tng all quAiitlel uFcl bI uni5crH IN The Arm, an
Navy, Euoh As-
swords, skEhes, Delta, northumberland H,tA
Gaps, Pistols, ko,, 40, with = hns assortment ti
InitOrm SlOthiug, with which We Gan rlruish on.
ls-, srDI,irte OUTFIT IN isw m0suSutn.
WALL, STEPHENS Il a..
~NH PsDr tvlvar's Ayr'
....tF . 49, s.s- ! Ga
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
Howard Hotel.

Between three and four O'Clock yesterday morning nro
was the fourth floor or the Howard Hotel
corner OF Broadway and Maiden lane, 10 room ~. IL
seems that gentleman VIII occupied the adjoining
awakened about the above hour and found bis
ed with smoke, and singular smell similar 10 that OF
turpontine He got up, dressed himself and went down
to the Office and notified hoso duty Of tho fact The
porter or night wacbman ordered TO 60 up and
the cause who pfoceedrg T. the above floor, disco
vered The adjoining that OF the informant, NO.
a. was frc. The door broken open,
when the bed and bedding ~ere discovered IN flames.
Fortunately It was discovered just In time, aud was
extpgushed without creating any alarm throughout tho
house.
me bedding found saturated with phosphorus and
the furniture piled upnn the bed. bottle, evidently
having contained phosphorus, found IN the room and
IKE bottle within tho bedding. Tho room In qus,t n
was engaged the I'D inst. BY giving his nsmo
as 8. NJ Haruer, Of Philadelphia He has not been
noticed about The hotel since he room and
observed TO leave the hotel durng tho bignf.
From the appearance Of the IRE have beon dfei
after midnght, as " certainly would gained ter
headway had been started at the tmc most ot too
other hotels fred NJ clue the whereabouts %
tnls man has ss yet been ascertasei. The d'mHo VIII
amount 10 about one hundred dollars. Fuzzy insured.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
The So. James Hotel.

This hotel which IL lnened tho Of Broadway
md rwenty.sxth street, had narrow escape from do
s,ruciiop Friday evening last, most determined
eot VAS made by the incendarios to effect their d
bocal purpose.
about O'Clock on the evening Of Friday man, sp
parooiIy atout twen,yesnt thirty years old entered
The ab ve hotel having 10 bis hand small black leather
vase Of no, sufficient capacity barrymore than one
charre q linen; and after pacing tho floor rather
distracted manner for few seconds abruptly ~
pr aohed tho Office, sDd addressing the bockkeeper SUD-
II sisn TO engage = room" The bookkceper fepied
that he could accommodate him, ard Desired 70 kn0"
nov long he wished remain seoesi q the es'aosn'
nent. To replied ihs, ne would prooaoy renah
week and was desirous Of beoe shown 70 hs room "lto
a. nne decay pos ibls. evlncns faiher emoafrs'ea
feeling ana eyadiug as tar as possible en- es;endea n-
,erv,er vnh Al, manager, He anally came w 10 .hs
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
AstOr House.

Tho great excitement created among the hotel keepers
and the precauon by the police on the above night
led the propriors OF tho Astor House TO be
their guard. Accordingly about two O'Clock A. NJ, Sat
urday strict watch kept each floor OF the hotel
Some ba dozen pals OF water also placed at the
head Of each flight OF stairs and towards morning Mr.
setson seemed 10 congratulate bimser over his lucky
escape from the disasters that bad attended tho ST.
Nicholas Metropolitan aud other hotels. About eight
O'Clock Detective Derry, stationed at tho hotel, and
in whose charge the guard had been placed
gave orders that each be searched, and the
bed and bedding examined, 10 order to any
bustiblc material could be found. John Sprrg, watch
the top noor OF the hotel, proceeded 10 the
cra rooms 10 his immediate charge and opening No
204, fronting on vesey street, discovered the room
cnveloped in flames. Az the time dense volume
OF smoke poured into the hall, which raised
alarm Of IRE throughout the hotel The prompt eforts
OF a number Of worsmen In the building was the
mesns Of the FIRE tciug speedily extineushed; wncn
upon examnali n, the nre was found TO have
been burning nearly all night In tho centre Of
tho floor tho beams werc found TO be burned
through, and mos, Of tho floor burned TO q oudor.
Nearly every article OF furniture moro less do
sroyed The mattresses had been cut open and
thoroul hly saturated with turpcntne and then placed
upon tho ncor, Tho tsbee chairs and washstand
pied top CT The beds ana the match applied. Tho
reason for the nte not sooner being discovered was
ing TO the fact. 10 doubt, that most Of the smoke
capped up the chimney il had, however, tmonldered
during tho entire nlcht, which DOUBT, preserved "
from bursting out and firing tho hud.ng. Tho nrc
burned through TO tho ncor below, which, together with
water used TO cxiirgush u, did considerable damage
Three bottles containing turrertpc, none Of which bad
been opened were found IN the fac nmlis OF
those found mt tho other hotels. severs bottles had also
be- used In the room and In sa,urs,iog the beds
On the 2o,h Instant young man, apparently abcu.
nvo fee, inches height, Ugh, complexion and neatly
dressed, registered his nsmc W. L. Hanes, fr m
ONO He had with him q, tho limo small black
leather carpe, bag, and assigned to tho above
room lie has retained tho for the pas. week, and
frequently been aud about The noiel-in aci
no did NOT keep blrsslf secluded, ouI was every
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
ruttsd St.fcs Hotel.

One OF the most determined attempts among 100 many
made 20 Are tho large vas ,bis AZ the Onte - iss
Hotel 10 Fulton street TIE substances used 'or c'mou'
in were or class tnan tboso found a.
~, no,els consisting of turpentne rosn and pbo3
,orrs meiued and lad about in such quantities that
n,a H., been for the timely discovery of tho re, the
or,ro bu,ldIng would have been DESTROYED 10 very
,no, lime Tbe attempt in tots respect botiey
.ea man tho others, and calculated 10 produce
the most disastrous results.
OPERATIONS OF rng INcgNDtARv.
10 the early par, q Friday young called =, tho
hotel and requested TO be shown TO room, saying 10
would ike to remain to dinner lie bad win him smsl
blacs bag which was aud appeared TO ccn,,.s out
very little OF anything Beside This he had 90 other
baggage. Tho proprieors liking bis appearance tod
him they fuil, but as ne appeared determined 10
stay Informed him that might come back a, Dih aud
they would awe hiu, roomt possibe. hsix clock
he came IN and registered BIZ aams as "m. y 1Forn'
CONgINUkD ON EIGHIH PAGE
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
The LsfarVe House.
The Wfnter Garden.

Adjoining the Winter Garden theatre Is tho Lafarge
House The play OF julius Cgsar being enacted the
proceeds 20 be devoted the Shapere Monument fund
As AZ Niblos, an immense audience 1lcd the building
from parouct to dome. An intense interest mani.
tested In the play by the large asombage, and the ut
most quiet prevailed until shortly after nine. IL
was then that the excitement attendant upon the re at
the la.arge House commenced. gentleman 10 the
dress circle, the story goes, seeing the
nremen arrive 10 aid IN extinguishing the flames at
the Iararge informed ladies' who we're IN his
company that the theatre rc, and that they had
bo,e get out into the street quietly and noiseessy
az possible This overheard by tbose In the
vicinity and the alarm spread throughout tho whole
house 10 time takes 10 relate u. Several
ladies the dress circle stood mp, and their example was
soon followed by nearly tho entire audience. Things
now assumed excited and DANGEROUS state, when
Inspector Leonard o tho Metropolitan Police who was In
tho theatre the time, cried oat In loud voice, that
every one In the vast audience distinctly beard him.
ats only a drunken man kccp your seats" those
timely words OF tno Inspector had good effect and the
excitement allaycd. squad of pUccmen
was then placed the Of tho theatre that
none were allowed 10 pass until the performance had
been concluded and the Ore engines removed. Had the
panic allowed TO extend, there Is knowing what
disaster mi mgbt have occurred.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
The New York Hotel.

There was attempt made by Tho consprators TO set
Ore 10 tho Now York Hoel Our reporter visited tho
houo during the day, bu, no movement OF interest 10
this connection had taken place, nor could any crcnm
stances or suspicious character be pointed out which
woud lead to the idea that ncenaarsm beon medl
tatcd
The New York herald., 1864-11-27

After the frs, nre the police OF the Second preclnct
gave notice TO tho proprietor OF the various attempts that
being made to nre tho several hotels 10 the city,
and ,nercupon proper guards paceo each floor,
WITH a sufficient supply Of water, sboud another
hro be discovered. shortly after eleven oclo X,
however, and, In fact, almost simultaneously with
tho alarm OF Gre nt tho rcmou Hotel Of tho watch
men dscogcrtd Gre in No. s1 In tho southeast ,or
lion OF the building. Tho door Instantly broken
opcu and the bed aud bedding discovered snveloped 10
flames. II was sreedly es,rgushed, dong po further
damage than tho destruction Of the above articles.
This room was regIs,e ed TO q man siycs b uame as
j. Jones, OF Schenectady n. Y. Iic took the room on
the 2lt inst, hut has been observed going W or
out From the appearance OF tho two names-vz: War.
REQ ani joles-apon the register, tbero seems 10 be
similarity in the handwriting. and without q ubt were
written by Tho same psrson. rhis shows cono.us,ysly
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
THE OPERATIONS AT THE HOTELS.

Below give the fullest ana latest details respecting
the AFFAIR." together with complete description OF the
operations Of the incendaries at the hotels.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27

that the same man assumed both names, and the
originator OF both nrss. Tho loss furniture In room
M. 81, II said vii amount TO about hundred and
nfsy dollars. In this we're also found bottles
marked .sprhs OF turpspsins" and precisely the
size g those found In room No. III.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27

ATTEMPT TO BURN THE CITY.
discovery Of a Vast Rebel
Conspiracy.
Twelve Hstsls Fired by Turpsntins
and Phosphorus.
sAMAR ATTEMPTS on THE SHIPPING.
Prompt FrustratiOn OF tho
Scheme.
GREAT PANIC AT BARHUES MUSEUM
~-~~~~~~~~-~~-~-
Excitement ct Niblo's and the
Winter Garden.
Full Development OF the
Plot.
~ 4
ARREST OF FOUR OF THE PRINCIPALS.
One Of Morgan's Guerillas
Implicated.
MS ARREST AND IMPRISONMENT.
Vigorous Orders Of Major
General Dix.
1Ae Perpetrators to bs Tried by Court
Martial and Hanged Immediately.
Rewards offered for tho Ar.
rest Of the Guilty.
OPERATIONS OF Tue DETECTIVES.
THE LATEST PARTICULARS,
The New York herald., 1864-11-27

some OF the suspected parties quartered ~ the
hotels four i've days. H. l. Haynes who put up at
the As,or II use, held room aimee tho 2oth inst
the AsToR HOUSE rUR rem DEVIOUS.
Haynes was In the habit of receiving frequent visits
from mysterious diyiduss and from this
Il IL believed that tho Asior House sort Of rendez
yous for ali the corspiraors. Fires were made 10 hs
room very Often according 70 the cbanbernaid and
marsabc consultations seemed TO be he there
ACTION OF THE HOTEL KsgrGRs.
The propre,ors OF the various hotels have az matter
OF course been greatly aarnel by the wicked at,emp,
10 destroy their property, and have taken all the mea
surcs necessary protect themselves from future sini
lar attempts Yesterday consultation OF the propre,ors
took place, and the following reward was offered
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS R.wARp.
The undersigned bocl Keepers offer the above reward
FOR the arrest and conviction of the persons engaged IN
setting Ore hotels the night OF tho 2th and The
morpins Of the Goth November;
s1ElsON Co, Asior House.
SPOIlS HAWk, 81. Nicholas Hotel.
HlItHtOCk, DARLING * CO., Filth Avenue hotai
LELAND 60, Metropolitan Hotel
IAChbNMYtR, Iafarge House.
JAMES i. HAMAY, 80 Jsmes' Hotel
n. FRENCH, sTsnchs Hotel,
President hotel keepere' svsie'y
90 far ~ we hsvc heard neither thu Mayor nor Gov
ernor bss issued reward for the capture u guilty
parties. lhe hotels nndsr strict watch a day yea
terdsy, and sufficient fovoe OF police rep, sbou, them
day and night TO bc ready Tor any snersescy. The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-06
THE CHANCES OF BLOCKADE RUNNING

.TIIE CHANCES OF BLOCKADE RUNNING.
A list ofthe vessels which have been run
ming the blockade from the port of Nassau
and other ports, in the period Intervening
between November, 1861, and March, 1864,
shows that 81 steamers were engaged Of
these 81 were captured by the enemy, l2 were
totally lost, II were lost and the cargoes par
TALLY saved, and one ioundered at sea. They
made 363 trips to. Nassau and G5 to other
ports Among the highest number of runs
pdade were those Of the Fannie, who has run
rs times, and the Margaret and Jessie, which
performed the same feat, and was captured.
Out of 425 runs from Nassau alone (includ-
ing 100 schooners) only 63-about one in
seven-have been unsuccessful. A letter
from Nassau on this subject says:
You will please observe that most OF the h0ats
here enumerai cd were wholly unfit for the purpose
10 which III y had been hastily applied under the
Inducements ct the ilrge profit, and very diff
rent from those which have been more recently
6uiit, and expressly for bloc te running. Still,
even now it Is ny no means an uncommon thing
for five or six knot boat 10 make several success
fui tips hiie the better class pass the bockading
squadron aim0st as careiessly as Ii non such tx
istrd, frequently In open aaylight. The average
life OF boat. which from the subjoin ed table
would appear 10 be about eve rans, Is therefore ia
reality much higher, aud may be safely estimated
with proper management 10 be at least four ruund
trips, or eight succ .ssfnl runs Tax ng all the
craft, good, bad, and iHdeseGs, togcGLey you viii
lind that out Of eighty four steamers, eleven only
failed the first rua, thirty have zen cap
tuted, aud twenty Eve lost from various marine
accidents, while twenty two aie still safe, after
having paid the IN ,eiyes many times over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-06

An ODE AT A NRw YoRK FAyR.-We quote
from the ode sung at the opening ceremonies Of the
New York Sanitary Fair, two etaszas, which
probably did not strike those who sang or listened
to them as false and biasphemous
God Of all nations, Sovereign Lord.
In thy dread name we draw the sword
We lift the starry Il 6ag on high
That fills with light our stormy sky.
no more its flaming emblems wave
To bar from hope t.,. trembling slave,
No mole It's rodtdnt glnries shine
10 blast with Woc Que child Of thine.
As commentary on these defyins lines, Is the
following brief extract from The New York World !.
We We're told when the war broke out that the
people Of the NOrtll-ChristiaRs- were going South
10 regenerate The sslost tribes Of that region How
has il been doner Let tue still smoking ruins Of
H"prGeld aud Greenvitle, and Lake Providence,
and YOung's Landing tell the story. We were
tala, TOO, that The war would redeem The race Of
blacks from bondage. How has this been doue ?
Let the lechefOus Ecau0dFels who disgrace the
name OF 0iiaecf or private answer The LlOTats 0f
the North were shocked by the narratives 0f HaI-
Tet Reeclier Stowe and Mr. bridge, hut what
has our army done What became Of Tue pO0r
cOntrahands that escaped into 0uf hnes AZ White
river, Nashville. and Bridgeport The b1usality Of
our officers at these points exceeded anything that
fiction could produce. Has il come To this-that
tc Stafs and Stripes Ouce respected a0d feas~d,
are 10 c0vef fohbcTy aud pisacy, and make them
legal through power?
No more Us radiant gioriss shiae
T0 biasf with WOc one child VI thine.