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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-15

A Word OF ADvIoH.-Those who have been
dootOring for weeks aud months without obtaining
relief, should consult DR.. FiHhbAtt, whose ooe II
At No. AL street, corner Of Eighth street. and be
radically cured. twenty-five years experience has
established DR.. FtHhblAtph reputation a. phyIi'
elan Resent cases cured In n few days, Charges
moderate, DR.. FIsHDLATT,
No. i2l Il Htroot, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Once,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-15

NEW CHArBL FOR CoETRABANDs.--A new
chapel for the contrabands WAS opened last Sunday
with appropriate services. General II. Briggs, Of
Massachusetts, made an interesting address on the
occasion. The chapel j. = comfortable structure,
capable Of seating two hundred and nfty persons
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-15

FoUsDLISc.-Ycstcrday morning about o,
o'clock, oflccr strNub, OF the Fourth precinct
found, near the corner Of PennSylvApiA avenue and
Twenty second street, newly-bor colorcd infant
wrapped In Abcd-ooVor. ItwAs taken 10 the Infant
Asylum where II was taken IN charge by the
Sister,, but II died during the night.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-15

The LATE MURDER ON TINE IsLAED.-Another
examination relative TO the mysterious murder Of
Mrs Dowcll took place yesterday before Justice
Clayton, In the person Of Mr.. James II. Scarf who
asked for into his connection with
the Amir, In consequence OF reports having been
circulated duplicating him with the murder. suf-
hce II 10 say TINT the examination entirely acquit-
ted this gentleman of the charge. II will be recol
lectcd that Mr.. Scarf was n prominent witness at
the trial OF the brothers Dowell the charge
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-15
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
CAVALRY BUREAU, OFFICE or
CHIEF QUARTERMABTEK, No. 37i II ST., }
Ia. Ii l.. 4 L

CHIEF QUARTERMAsrEK, No. S7I II ST.,
WAsHIE0ToN, ID. O., Jan. &, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
Office until - o'clock M, FRIDAY, the 10th day OF
January, 1884, for
None but good, hard, merehAntable Wood will
be received.
Thirty-hve Hundred $500 Cords to be delivered
at Giesboro' Point, and Fifteen Hundred 4, 500
Cords at Cavalry Depot, Colonel Mcintosh com
mAnding,) District OF Columbia, within forty iO)
days from date of contract.
Proposals for One Hundred (lOO) Cords and up
wards will be entertained.
Each Proposal must be accompanied by a guar
Anty for Its faithful performance, and by the oath
OF allegiance to the United States.
Successful bidders will be required to ontor into
written contract, with good and sufficient security
for the faithful performance thereof
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for
Wood" and addressed TO Captain James A. Eken,
Chief QuArteTmABter Cavalry Bureau.
The right to reject any or all bids 10 reserved by
the undersigned. JAMES A, EkEN,
jA9-6t Chief QuArtermRSter Cavalry Bureau.
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TAKEN UPON SATURDAY, 9TH
instant, on New York avenue, n red and white
CALF, which the owner can have by calling at
Mr.. DUFFY's gTocerylHtore, corner Of seventh ard
l. streets, proving property and paying charges.
iAl6-lt'
I AIRY OWENS MOTHER WANTS
4 information about hun Address
ELIZABETH OWENS,
iaI9-3t 5l2 Coates street. Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK BTTLEs.-Gertlerne,.' Clothing -
Neo and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
Ing Coats eNeell IN beauty, grade and finish any
WALL, sTEPHgHsk Co.,
o0S-u 132 Pa Av., bet. Ninth and Tenth sta
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DHlLP Il S0L0MONS,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATl0NERs,
RINTERs,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
1872 PENFsYLvAEIA AVENUE
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by As
slstant Adjutant Generals,
Blank books made, and Printing done to order on
very short notice.
All Printed Books sent by mail free of postage
oo22-tf
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND Fol-
~ sale to GIocerB, Hotels and Families the beB
FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR,
CHOICE BUCKWHEAI MEAL
From the celebrated New England Bakery, 30 COrt
landt street, New York.
WADMAN'S PATENT COAL sIFTERS.
ROOFING CEMENT and PAPER
Ol the best quality ~ thu
LOWEST PRICES At the
NEW ENGLAND STORE
Conner Of First and d streets, near Railroad Depot
de26-lm' ]. II. CROSsMAN.
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JOHN G0LDIN Il CO.,
pHOTDC uApHERg
No. !, Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, one door East Of Ferry BRO.

No. !, Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, one door East Of Perry Il BRO.
Having furnished our gallery with an entire new
stock, secured the most modern instruments and
material, and arranged on the most approved plan
our light, under the Immediate supervision OF J.
Goldin, long known to our citizens In the Photo
with photograph, Plain 10 India Ink, Water and
on Colors, from Miniature to Imperial and life
size Ambrotypes, all sire Carries dc yiSite and
vignette for Albums.
special attention will be paid to copying Ambro-
We have made Arrangements with ChaB d. Fred
Tickb d Co., Photographer, New York, to keep us
constantly supplied with CArtes de VBlte of all the
celebrities Of the day TO which we invite the attcn
Constantly on hand \ full supply Of the most
choice French Albums also, Frames Of all sizes
and kinds. dec2i-Im
MO- Once OF the Independent Telegraph
Company, ooe Ninth street, tone door from Penn.
sylvAniA avenue.
Jylb-u ALB. TALCOTr, Manager.
The only place where you can purchase India
Rb0er goods Of all kinds At RtacfuEeTB prices II
At II, A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 40
PennaylvAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beAuti-
fully repaired at short notice. mar 2S-u
THR GREAT PENNSYLVANIA Ro UTH.-Tb
quickest and sAiest route to tho Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one to
sunday. Soldiers tickets At Government rates 10
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further information apply at the Of
foe OF the Great PcnnsylvAniA Route" northeast
der National Hotel. Once open from = q. m. 20 I
, p. m'ion SundAyR2 70 Up. m.
aux Agent
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ID 0OMS FOR RENT. --.SPLENDID
III Apartments may be rented by calling nj as
Z street between Sixth and Seventh. The locality
IL the best In the city, jA6-f
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PROPOSALS.
DROP osALs FOR CAVALRY
HORSES.

i -
~. ~ CAvALRy buREAv,)
| RliMlOgTicE OF CHIET QUARrERMAsTER,
11h WARRINGTON D. q, January 10, 1894
Office until ~ o'clock NJ, SATURDAY, January
/ %, 1881, for FIVE HUNDRED 5000 CAVALRY
HORSES Al 70 be delivered AZ Dies MoincS, Iowa,
Said horses TO be sound In all Particular, not
ess than i've tSl nor more than nine to) years old
from 10 TO 10 hands hight dark colors good square
trotters, bride wise and Of size sueient for cav
fat.s TscGesiio4, oiu b .trtoav sdaeyed 10 and
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by guaranty for its faithful performance.
IN Hunt Ge had On PS
| Iowa.
successful bidders will be required to enter into
written contracts, with good and sufficient seeu-
Lty, within eight ts) days from date Of acceptance
The oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid
The undersigned reserves the right W reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
No bid will be entertained for less than afty
Payment will DO made on eompletlon OF contract
| or az soon thereafter as funds may be received.
Proposals must be endorsed "Proposals for Cav
| airy Horses" and addressed 10 Captain James A.
Ekin, Chief Qusrtermaster, Cavalry Bureau,
Any further Information will be promptly given
JAMES A. EKIN,
jai6-i2t Chief ausrtermaSter, Cavalry Bureau.
DROPOSALS FOR DEAD HORSES
AND MULES.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFrICE,
DDPOT OF WAsHINoToH,
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 10, 1851,
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until MONDAY, February I, 1884, at 10 o'clock NJ,
Tor the sale Of all the Horses and Mules that may
die or be killed at this Depot within the next
twelve u2) months succeeding the date OF the con
Tho. bodies Of the animals will be delivered by
the United states, daily, TO any point within the
limits of this city that may be agreed upon by the
Government and the contractor aud to be convey cd
from thence by the contractor q sufficient distance
from the limits OF the District OF Columbia 40 as
not to become nuisance to the citizens thereof or
TO this Depot,
Bidders will state tho amount per animal, and
give his full name and post Office address
Payment will be required ut the end OF each
month In Government funds for the number of
animals delivered during the month,
An oath OF allegiance to the United States Gov
eminent must accompany each proposition.
The ability OF the bidder TO I'LL the contract,
should 1t be awarded TO him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, whose signatures are
TO be appended to the guarantee.
Bonds In the sum Of $1,000, signed by the con-
tractor and both his guarantoIs, will be required
the successful bidder upon signing the contract
Proposals must be plainly marked Proposals
for Dead Horses and Mules, and addressed to the
undersigned d. H. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quartefm aStcr,
jal+l6t Depot Washington.
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90 900 POU N.DS SUPERIOR
ZU,UUU BUcKwHEAr MEAL.
10000 pounds Roofing PapeF-bcBt quality.
100 barrels Roofing Cement.
WEIGH, Patapsco, and Extra Flour.
Very superior Imperial and Black Tea.
NEW ENGLAND STORE,
Northeast corner Of First and strcelg.
jal6-t23 J. II. CROSSMAN
NEW AND RECENT PUBLICA-
In TIONS
ron sALEB
PHILIP SOLoMONS,
332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
All Books sent by Mail free of Postage.
KIRK-History OF Charles the Bold, Duke oil
THACkERAY-The Irish sketch Book, by W.
NJ T hSE Rl GiIS Ut Papers by W.
Vi RERDE"very Hard Cash. by ChSrleU Rcadc,
PXRfoN-Gsneral Butler in New Orleans with
BHYARD TAYLOR Hannah ThurSton. ny Day.
ard Taylor. Price, $3.50. -,--,.,-o-,
Transition. by Epes Sergeant. Price 81 80.
LoNGFELL0W-TGles Of WAyside Inn. By
II. W. LonEielow., Price, Sl96. c.u..,.,
| by Frank Moore Price, g..
JACoBS-The Rebel Invasion and Battle OF Get
| tysburg. BY NJ Jaoobl. Price, COO -.
TX MARvEL-My Farm at Edscwood' by TX
And all other new and recent publications.
| janl6-9t
DOTATOES | POTATOES
1000 bushels prime Peach Bsws.
| 800 bushels Jackson WhitGs.
! For sale In lots TO suit purchasers.
| PETER BERRY, 80 Water street
! Jal6-Gt' Georgetown, D. T.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EoR SALE-.-AN INTEREST IN ONE
Il OF the best paying businesses in the 6lty.
Apply at 3O9 street, opposite Growers Theatre,
ial6-Iw' .rrs.. .'.r
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EOR SABE-..SIX HUNDRED CORDS
II OF OAK WOOD, cut last winter, piled with
10 \ few hundred yards from a switch on Washing
ton railroad. Address, or apply to-,
dcc9i-Im. OF North Eutsw street, Baltimore.
nor SALE TWENTY HOUSES,
II unrgc and Bmnll) in different parts Of WASH
Ington. ~
Also, tho following BUILDING LOTS:
64xlsO feet, NJ street, between 4th and 9Th.
l20xi0O feet, 18th, between Z and Y Atrceta.
S0xi00 feet, IA. avenue east, bet, 9Th and nth.
l60xi4s feet, north L, between 10th and goth.
45xlO0 feet, on N, between 4th and 9th.
20xi00 feet, on 10th, near r.
30xoJ fcot north ID, between Sd and 9TH.
G0NlO6 feet, nth, near north l..
II And 100000 feet CHEAP LOTS east OF the
Capitol. -
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury Depart
nent and Pennsy lvAniA avenue, for rent.
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS In all partA Of
toe city. 90. I.. 49,.
FARMS for sale and exchange, .,,
MITCHELL X SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast cor. Pa. Av. and 10th at.
~ B.-Titlcs examined, Loans Negotiated, and
Law Papers OF every description prepared.
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~ CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
Lou Avenue, near ne corner Of SiEtA street.
lin roar Of the Metropolitan and National Hotels
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
VIM u. Sinn..... Manager and Proprietor
MoSTG WARMED PLACE OF
AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY.
THE GREAT TEMPLE OF NOVELTY uNpIs
TuRBED IN ITS TRIUMPHANT COURSE
by the depression In amusements generally suo-
Seeaios ins Sht ~ and New Year. holidays,
amount OF attractions presented,
CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING EVERY NIGHT
last week. Yet, notwithstanding the
POWERFUL COMBINATION OF GENIUS
already engaged, whose
BRILLIANCY AND WELL-FoUNDED MERITS
eould alone have produced the above uApreee.
dented result, the manager will, during this week
ADDITIONAL ACCEPTABLE NOVELTIES.
TONIGHT,
Appearance Of the Celebrated French Dancer, IN
the PariBiAn Theatres,
MONS. GUILLAUME FOUCHE,
MONS. GUILLAUME FOUCHE,
MONS. GuILLAUME FoUCHE,
who, assisted by the
R R9NzAN N GRAND Pallet TR9TPE,
RoNzANI GRAND BALLET TROUPE.
under the direction OF the unrivAllcd MAItrc,
MONS. D. RoNZANI,
MONS. ID. RONZANI
MONS. d. RONZANI,
will tonight appear In two
GRAND BALLET advertisements,
Including the PrAnsipsl Scene from the Magnificent
B-B4LLo in a4scaERR44.-9
Last week Of the Great Clog Dancer, Mr..
TIM HAYES,
Champion OF the world
Continued oOFsEEss%PsSn, of rs ,.rv,or,.
H. w. hN'NT J. s. EDWARDS,
BILLY EMERSON,
First time oil an original Irresistible Burlesque
Ballet, Tin biack) arranged by Mr. II. W. Eagan,
LA WASHER DE sHE.wILLAHi
ON, THE BEAUTY OF CROW HILL
Introducing the Corps brunette.
THE fNvINCIBLE CORPS D'AFRIQUE,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
l. J. DONNELLY,
II. W. WILLIAMS,
J. s. CLARKE,
MONS. SOL, &C.,
In great number Of amusing
SONGS, DANCES, NEGRO ECCBNTRICITIEs,
and new original Ethiopian Burlesque by Mr.. II.
THE YOUTH WHO NEVER SAW A WOMAN,
THE BoaUET OF BEAUTY.
LILLE BRANDON,
KATE HARRISON,
JULIA RICHMOND,
ESTRLLE FORREST,
JENNIE FORREST,
LUCY CLIFTON,
MILE GERALDINE,
LEONORh CREED, &C,
In new Vocal and Terps.chorean efforts.
The performance will conclude with the beau
MoMENToUs QUESTION;
on, THE MAIDEN AND THE PoACHER!
Robert Shelly, young PoAcher. Mr.. J. s. Edwards
Jas. Greenfield, = GAmekeeper.. Mr.. n. W. EagAn
Hchel RylAnd.. Miss Lille Brandon
Admsnoh'''''''''' ''''''''''''.'''''''''' cents
Private Boxes, holding six personH.......9b
Doors open at ek o'clock Performance At N.
10" The Manager IL happy to state that
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
10 far recovered from the severe illness, which
prevented her appearance last week, according to
announcement, az to be enabled to promise that
she will positively appear on THURSDAY EVEN
ING Of this week.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series, on
MTURDAY AFTERNOON, at . O'Clock.
AdmihHion-Ladies 20 ceRts; Children 10 cents.
WINTER GARMENTS.
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LECTURE or JonH B. GoUGu.--Thls disLin-
gulshsd orator addressed large audience At the
Four-and.R.half street Presbyterian church. His
lecture was on Pceuliarlties. The audience were
held spell bound ~ the lecturer disoouraed In his
usual thrilling manner Mfr. Cough will lecture
again tonight,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-15
LOCAL J NEW s.

" 7" D..
DESCENT AND CAPTuRE.-mformatlon hav'
ing been received A. the once ofw.B Webb, su
pefintendent Of the Police, and proper proof Eivef
that the house No. 800 on d street near Twelfth
street, was appropriated TO Bordello purposes, an
order was issued to Sergeant TAFT, Of The Filth
precinct 10 arrest the inmates, 10 close the house
and 70 deliver the key 70 the Superintendent.
"wednesday night, about 10 O'Clock, the sergeant
went to the house, accompanied by patrol
men voss, Parker, Davis, Franklln, Montgomery
Nelson, Howcs, and arrested Mary A. Coleman
the proprletress, and the following hdg-bodrdert
Clara Ray, Mary Cleary, Lizzie Brown, Jennie
Fletcher, Ida Sinclair, and Kate stullj also, the
foliowin Ing gcnilc A, Coleman, loafer
A. G. Cutting, Henry McHannan, L. Z. Parker, N
Currln, soldiers, and ]. Thompson, laborer Also
the following eolored servants: James Boyd, John
Wheeler, and Kate Jones.
Tho whole party was taken before Justice Clay
ton, who held the proprictrosS to bail in the sum
Of $500 for her Appearance al the Crlmino Court.
The lady boaTders were each fined $3.50, which
was promptly paid by all. Tho gentleman visit
ants and servants were dismissed. This house
has long been = nuisance 70 the vicinity and pest
to the police.
In NhIs house dlsorderly characters have often
escaped the vigilance Of the police. Acting Ser
geant TAFT deserves tho thanks Of our citizens In
tho Filth precinct for the CELEBRITY and efficiency
with which no executed the order OF the superin'
tendent. would that such orders could daily be
issued, and the chambers Of death" with their
baneful envIrons would soon be banished from re-
spectacle communities.
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N. B.-Titlcs examined, Loans negotiAtcd, and
Law Papers OF every description prepared.
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MO- Once OF the Independent Telegraph
Company, oos Ninth street, lone door from Penn
sylvAniA avenue.
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Politics i'm the Army.

The army correspondent of the Louisville
Journal writing from Chattanooga, says,
with ref. ience to politics in the army:
About the time of the gubernatorial con-
test in Ohio between Vallandigham and
Brough, General Rosecrans, properly
think, refused TO countenance any political
interference with his troops by either party.
He regarded it as the province of the army
to deal with rebellion; and he frowned upon
any suggestion calculated to stir up parti-
san strife and promote political wrangling
among the men. 1t was caution the Gen
eral took when he recommended no discus.
sion on political issues that was virtually
unnecessary. Vallandigham had few friends
in the army. have heard it asserted that
he had more friends than voted for him.
Whether he had fewer or more, it was well
understood by them all that sympathy with
him or an endorsement of his doctrine was
generally succeeded either by violence or
by an assiduous and persistent practice Of
stunning, discountenancing, and condemn
ing the enunciator. i11 tlHNE
Without comment on this course, which.
although the teachings of Vallandigham
were generally repugnant to the troops and
Justly eprehsnsible, was not sanctioned by
the intelligent and tolerant officers Of the
army, l take an early opportunity of refer
ring to and denouncing systematic effort
DOW going ON among the radical officers of
the army, to impregnate the minds Of the
soldiers with the idea that Vallandigham
and Mcclellan are identical in sentiment,
and that the latter is in collusion with the
former; promising him return to the Uni.
ted States in high official capacity, if he
will throw to his (McC Iellan's) support the
masses that acknowledge him As their O.
litical Captain. I believe, and so will every
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-04
southern Women on the War.

Southern Women on the War.
The Southern papers publish letter
from the Women of the South to the Con-
federate Soldiers, thus:
SOLDIERS: The President, Congress, the
Public Press and your Generals have told
you the high estimate Of your noble devo-
ton In re enlisting for the war. We also,
AZ your mothers, wives, daughters, sisters
and friends, claim the right to thank you.
1t is the grandest act OF the revolution and
secures Immortality tn all concerned in it
It awakeus anew the enthusiasm with which
we began this struggle for liberty, and re
moves all doubts of its eventual success
come. In the dreariness of camp life you
NAV sometimes have imagined yourselves
forgotten or little cared for. Counting up
y. ur privations and dangers you may have
doubled their full apprecla and fancied
that those who stay at home and risk moth
ing, while you suffer and bleed, are more
esteemed than yourselves.
We bsseech you harbor no such thong ht,
YOU are constantly present to our minds.
The women of the South bestow all their
respect and affection on the heroes who de-
TEND them against q barbarous and cruel
foe. In the resolution to aid you, they are
as firm and IS determined as you are in
yours, not to lay down your arms till indie
peodence be won, When that sacred vow
shall have been accomplished, your recep-
tion by uswill more than attest our SINGER,
ity. 1t shall also be shown, while the con
test goes on, by our efforts to increase your
comforts in the field and to tighten the bur
deus Of the dear ones left at home For
your stricken country's sake and ours be
true 70 yourselves and our glorious cause.
Never turn your back on the flag, nor desert
the ranks Of honor or the post of danger.
Men guilty of such infamy sell your blood
and our honor, and give up the Confed ,racy
to- its wicked invaders. In after years,
from generation to generation the black ii
tie of tory and deserter will cling to them,
disgracing their children's children. But
no stigma like this will stain you and yours
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Mrs. LincoIn,s Sister.

Mrs. j. Todd White, sister of Mrs.
President Lincoln, was rebel spy and
sympathizer When she passed into the
Coniederacy few days ago, by way OF
Fortress Monroe, she carried with her in
her trunks all kinds of contraband goods,
together with medicines, papers, letters,
etc.. which will be doubtless Of the greatest
assistance to those with whom she consorts.
When General Butler wished to open her
trunks, as the regulation vi transit there
prescribe, this woman showed him an auto
graph pass or order from President Lin
coin eDjoining upon the Federal officers
not to open any of her trunks, and not to
subject the bearer of the pass, her packa
ges, parcels or trunks to any inspection or
ANNOYANCE Mrs. White said to General
Butler, or the officers in charge there, in
substance as follows: "My trunks are filled
with contraband, but | defy you to touch
them. Here" (pnshiDg it under their
noses) "here l. the positive order ofyour
master r
Mrs. White was thus allowed to pass
without the inspection aud annoyance SO
peremptorily forbidden by President Lin
coin in an order written and signed by his
own hand, and o!day the contents of his
wlfe's sisters trunks are giving aid and
comfort to the enemy--nor least in the
shock which these facts will give tc the
loyal hearts whose hopes and prayers and
labors sustain the cause which is thus be.
trayed in the very White House Worid,
IDrL lst. Ua.oiaydt gtS5 eff 1srL .-st
Does any body see the point ?sm75H Il
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Does any body see the point?


A New YORKER, and an ex.Mayor, too,
sold his house the other day for thirty
thousand dollars, and the day after it sold
for forty thousand FIVE hundred = dollars. =
His honor is now in the topmost story OF
tho Fifth Avanue hotel aud wants 70 buy a
house. --farr. ---f sidfav % ,4,i-2r .s-....s
A Law SUIT is going on at Saratoga, N
Y, which involves the title TO .one-third Of
the famous Congress Spring; alas
A Trojan, well to do and benevolent, is
marrying his daughters to poor young men
Isn't that an example worth following by
men of means and pretty daughters?
UroS claim of $100, 900 made upon N.
York for water furnished for Clinton prison,
only $500 has, been-allowed by the com
missionerss sHis& S5sFA1
CHARLES W.cBARBER, Of cGordova, New
York lately lifted 1924 pounds without
shoulder straps or any such appliances
Where's DR.. Winship2 sI1Iri5 "