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CONGREssIONAL.

Mr.. WusOu 1uvsEGATE.
section eight (S) Of an act, EhnAa@ amend
To establish the Treasury Department sp-
proved Sept. End, 1889. The bill forbids
Government officers and agents purehas
ing lands sold under the ConfscatiOn and
Tax laws.
Mr.. Harris introduced q joint resolution
in reference to taking Of the census for
1865 which was referred 10 the Judiciary
committee.
Mr.. Lane Of Kansas called up the bill
msking an additional grant of lands to aid
in construction Of railroads and telegraph
lines in Kansas. Passed.
The subject of appointing committee
of Conference on the Montana bill came
up, and was debated by Messrs. Wilkinson,
Hendricks and Trumbull- Morning hour
expiring, the bill WAS laid over.
The bill 10 repeal the Fugitive Slave Law
came up. Mr.. Foster addressed the Senate
in support Of the bill, amended by sher-
man.
Mr.. Brown spoke briefly in opposition
to the bill.
Mr.. Wiley obtained the floor, when, on
motion Of Mr.. Lane, the Senate went into
extra session and adjourned.
| HOUSE.
Mr.. Morton offered an amendment,
which was adopted, viz: That if any as
SCISSOR shall demand or receive, directly Of
indirectly, from any Deputy Assessor, ss
q condition of his appointment to or con-
tinuance in office, any portion Of the com
pensation herein allowed, such assessor 81
Offering shall be summsrily dismissed
from Office snd liable to fine of not less
than $50 on conviction.
An amendment WAS adopted that thu
time Of sale Of real estate 10 satisfy dutiei
shall not be less than 20 nor more than Al
days from the date Of giving notice. Th'
Committee acted on forty-two sections o
the general provisions Of the bill, tn
amendments being mainly Of q verba
character. There was no debate, bu
merely explanations.
The House st 4 P. n. took recess till
Pm.
Mr.. Kssson, from the Committee on uni
form weights and coinage, reported tn
Senate bill providing for the coinage 0
the new cent and two cent pieces.
Mr.. Stevens opposed the bill.
The hill was passed.
The House resumed the consideration o
the bill providing q Republican Govern
ment for States overthrow By the rebel
lion.
Mr.. Norton spoke in favor Of the bill.
After some debate the House adjourned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

HRYSTALINE GLOSS FOR THE
ticis givssa
Smooth Surface snG LuatFe
toiIaan unsurpassed, and prevents the iron from
adhering. Sold everTWhereI Prepared By
4. A. PALMER BRO.,
oDTiesla Cleveland. o.
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RRnm NRW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 20.
Gold, 81 67s. Cotton, firm. Higher
grades nominal, owing to scarcity.
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THE LATEST NEWS
BIZ TELEGRAPH.

| 4111I Ah14IO IN IA w \
BIZ TELEGRAPH,
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEED.
INGS.
More about the Fight at Grand
EcOre.
We take 1900 Prisoners and
is Guns.
The Bed River Expedition prob
ably broken up.
LATE NEWS FROM FLORIDA.
GuerilIas will not allow North
eFn Men on their Plantations.
They Compel one Man to dig
his own Grave.
A new Artillery Regiment TO be
raised.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS,
The Conference meets en- the
18th.
The Difficulties Of the Mexican
Grown are Adjusted.
Macmillan sails for Mexico on
the 18th.
RumOr that Lee is crossing the
Rapidan.
His Cavalry committing Depreda-
tions at Leesburg.
A Fight at Paintsville and Half
Mountain, Kentucky.
The Enemy are Repulsed.
Sick Prisoners at Richmond to be
sent Homes
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 20.
The following dispatch was received at
the Navy Department to-day:
To Hon. Gideon Wells:
I have received private letters from Red
River, one dated Grand Ecore, April 10Th,
and one dated Alexandria April 18th,
states that the army under General Banks
met with sad reverse on the 9Th, near
Mansfield. Our army fell back, and on
the next day the rebels attacked them and
we're handsomely whipped. 9 he loss was
heavy on both sides.
Admiral Porter, when last heard from,
was about forty miles above Grand EcoTe.
River low.
[signedB A. M. PENNOOk,
N..Lns-
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From WASHINGTON.

WAsHIHGFONI APTII 70.
Ths Senate confirmed the following
Col. Jasper A. Maltby Of the 45th Ill. to be
Brieadier General; 1st Lieut.. E. A. Dana,
9Th Ill. to be Assistant Adjutant General ;
7. A. Osborne to be o. 8. Marshal Of Kan
sas.
The military authorities here have re-
csived the following dispatch, dated Cairo,
last night. Two letters arrived here this
afternoon, both from naval officers, one
from Grand Eehore, halfway between
Natehitoches and Shreveport, dated the
10Th, the other from Alexandria, dated the
18th uIt. The battle was near the place
first named. Gen. Smith appeared to have
been worsted, also the 18Th Corps which
came to his aid. Franklin took part, and
the enemy we're beaten.
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st the pl ices Of business OF residences Of the
parties 10 Wnom directed.
It Is Intended that all mail matter for the bus.
mess community will be delivered on the arriva
Of every mail in the daytime. At present there
VIII be i've deliveries daily Of business mail mat
ter as follows
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will commence at 1870 A. n Wltn the proceeds
Of the s:20 SsndusSy Way Mail 9:55 Pittsburgh
Way and Washington; 9.25 Toledo, and 9;35
Columbus and Cincinnati Mails
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Adnis.i1n 81 cents Reserved seas without extra
charge Tickets may be ebtsined and Beats secured st
br4inara's "a mufie store, commence al 9 A. N. Mon
day morning. Full particlars in Programme.
H. Il, PARmELEE, Agent.
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NAVAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The Senate Naval Investigating Commit
tee will recommend numerous changes in
the present mode of procuring naval sup
plies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

His Cavalry committing Depreda-
tions at Leesburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

The bsaufiill snd popular Prims Donua, and I'd
ward Hoffman, the eminent Pianist and Con p3ser
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THE FIRST DELTVERY
TIE SECOND DELIYE.

will commence at 6;45 A. NJ, with the prOeee,
Of all Of the right mails arriving after o'clOe
the evening before.
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P0STOFFICE,
CLETELANp. April 2. 1884,
EREE DELIVERY OF
Letters, Circulars. Newspapers and
PNmDhlets.
WITHOUT CHARGE.

Hereafter, when desil ed, Letters and other
Fnailable matter received at the Postof1ce, will
n--lI-an..a h. LII AZ -
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GueriIIas will not allow North
eFn Men On their Plantations.
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THE THIRD DELIVERY

will commence at s:l5 A. n, with the proceeds
the o'clock Eastern msil.
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r ABGE Sale OF HOTEL

Sue essor to d. Moore,
At h.s store lsI Ontario street, OF Saturday aud
Monday next, 20 and 18th inst, ccmmeacinR ct g
O'Clock A. a. each day AL he furniture OF the bur
nett house consisting o. bedsteads chairs, tables
EtenfEi bureaus. carpets, al the bedding sheets
Qui T., hS nsets PILLOW cas- featt er beds bolstsrg
ana rl lows led hall and sea grass mat
tasses, All the Knives FORKS spO )ns, cTOcKery and
erous 70 meutlon. apr2i lfT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

They Compel one Man to dig
his own Grave.
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In Clnstsd, March 18Th Of congestion Of the lungs
LIjCY ri = daushtsr OF Charles and Lydia EttohS
AGED years month and days.
rrR TTTurTE T,UOY-
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HOH
hFFIOKI aBALTIMoRBs AND OHIO

~ ~ = 4 A
IvVrflVn BaLflm0hn. AND OHtO
lfN|'S1Ii e. fHeetttt3nt tv.rAN.i. ~. ~ ~
o..,S 49, a pssrn5S
r,ss,sssr ers,.. sp ps. r1sgr 49, ~ -
s~efs WI tga .: lgllets, 49, ~ W
Ns.l4t sifpStosHy Wa wsf 'sr2froN An xEo
: q, sti,ss tsiliss 4 p =: ssls.l ss,.s !
.rs,9 tsrys WAshi1Kton % . y. hrivs
hsisimors Rens,. III Y N Nov YORK $40 p NJ NO
Eo. s-nALIIMohs AND wrsTEnH TkAIN,
.G,icnsS coensss.st :, hslst .ish N: Mn Train
II 70; A-ns ,s,. lohh NAIL Takin.--Lssve
p%' PM NJ ssss isSs p =. =
ps,.- LAY r wsss,ss'css % p ~ sonneetinE
49, nsisy Win ffeosrsk IRAN Arrive a. Bslti-
Ne c nj coMagrkTion AND
a. Arrys a. hslhr ns, 70 >; n. Teis train
nrgOlis 5sss.,sp only ..,,,i !, s.I - !,
No. 70, - ~ tyn, LIAM AND NEW YORK
x,,ys wa vnsr a. wA,s.eE toa go p m
s ~ shi. trait. rain scanss, with 4. The earl, morn.
IA We. NJ .[.,ssi. to 20 5e nss Ecr IN
spld By III. srtie, which y limited a espsei.y BY
~ nSTTIrsoer Nm me IA uapo ,pmr,<<,
roi ~ :. .,WamSsnnN.Asp hARhIsbuks
1sitimors Is y. N. 4 = . -s",-.p1 - -
49,, Ne; s;G 3 r YORK, PHILheELrHiA. and
y sssoppiss q seisy Hons. ies wssssin p.s.s !,
Ssfrs~snss ana m p.,nt. n IA Ws.t hssshs:
Nee Iers y US ~. O. "a %. IA > a IN
ser na ,s s 80 20 WI. y naaa Erh
,nston' No tr.fa ~ ar fran ap.s.a,,s ~ ss.
mS rosK VA AsI Assis va ss
tWashlnston . a. ~, With the Great Eastern mall
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NY c,s =. z. r !.sss AN ~
phpishfpsut IN Ne pcnftsnsfHff not exssedins
ltbree years, ccfnre Any court Owl or military,
seepsstns z " NE s-ss Ass sn III, :: ~. ,ss
" fRs y tstlsuss sssh tnvssaesnshs :. nay
~ nresss.fy - seesst sea prssene n..ds and
fSrlnts1 b. this s<t o. b. the ssts V which this
II suppi enenterY, And the agents nsk1nf slleh In
~ h.. h.s. IS = It, e sc:ga ~
IS. II. AM d q mar sasait, rhssths s..re
wsn ~. . ~ q one
~ are necessary 70 secure NE proper una ccouou,-
ieal "a ceuton Of the provisioag Of this sst, and
proeeeds Of fess impcsc ~ sd rules and reg
uiations of sAies Of captured and abandoned pro-
ptrty, and 81 ssies hsreinbsfors anihorised-
~ hPs "rd.. q ~ s.sres.ry Of war ~. 's7r'
t- banu ....s., IsAJshs6sat It
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. '"'', a..,.s.s, ss SsSs s.s.s.,.
DUBLlC SALE OF LANDS IN THH
brsr sHsIss soS 81 s 5is 5fhsEA

Under the direction and instructions OF TIE Pres
ident Of the United stafes, Issued q tho date Of
'sstion 81 an sat entited A etf the eoiiection
OF direct taxes In insurreoonsry distrists efthin
the United States, And for othsr purpsscs,r np-
said act, approved February 9, fess, We, wtlfism
Henry Brisbane, William r. wording, and Dennir
N. Cooley. Waited States Direct Tax bommi, siou-
declare and mako know that public ssls viii b
hid at the once Of the Commissionerr sforssaid
q II town q BEAUFORT parish q 81 Hslsn.l
mencing on The arst day 81 Februsry, fess, At n
o'elesk. 4 m, Of said day, Tor the dispos. Of ths
fonovina t,ss' po or 'scs,s q lsad te wits
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:. ..;;''s l l;:i..;, \
EF10sT z z 8 TT 0I1ii 3, .Ii.II ~, /,

of :. Efll-alIl lliIl -. ~ :. =. -.
bo ps.M vxrLiIiYssss fsfs hospini'in ~ 70 -
rrrHess Garner sot ara = ''res' y sp
~ The ro's rpd Rss'1s ' osss MOONS sna =
w n>n washins'en, DC ~ ~ - -'
81 All disease. Of l.ydsl,s hasdrs 'sfss,ed in IN.
estsssiensias nsnssr, and radisal cures enssies
IN Al smsss sfPHLnsIc olIgfoTIoN CON.
OkSad4..S 10 elES1, ...sf1fsfcrpiES srMFAI
WEAksEsS Of thS. ifasplf' 81 yotpsTUoU0'
DREAMS, ,pt kny WsStnSwo Of the Q ENgR4aTIvtt
ORGANS, NON any kasc ,yAsteyer, or how Con,
r.ndIus,g thOtsussi,y snd sedfs..iy sofsd also
ooyr, lp,srum,r,sa, sRBRt raj. ,,od ethe,
.Iss.h ...i 2. .li seis,,a ~ .S,ns5,g,, re
st5 q : 'y yii 90 - ~ a
1sAs sad ~; spSsg' SpANs - sii ~ =
on TINE FACE, ERUPffoESonth ME Limbs andbody
IA Y, al s :, IN Dr. AsFsaad pIsEAsf
sr.sN 0tII & - r7iss 10 IIiJf trIca a.aaetsl
rs'1' ~ t aA' "hA's'e' 'N''
hate sr,ssna risssi sallsy az tsai 81 ylso
l,st.hryrtf,rrrni Avn sronfuNITr .
No n.., s Wal az ,s 3 ~ a..o... ,., % i.. dan
..s.v n,sv.n, v % nom ,aSa,s .,S, I.
= SIS. 81 I1.. ll..h
pf'VshnS VINO % aoknoWiesea 70, be pg, ltAf w
rostsuocEsaRuL PHYSICIAN N NE trsstnsn
IL vr,v.s. disea,e.. Fear not q .Op. snd nsn
| IIgyATa A. III Ten
WY 49, -Sp " S''' .
toa 81 fohESssy ft1pfins lgi-' ~ ~ ssY IL
70 sroil 80 ia BenLE-ABJisE. .f,1Ev,, y. ~,
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--nARn.

IA ail' t. AoRHcA D. AAD o. n. n. cObTPAHY,l
" rUrHIcE AMEnIeAH TELE0RAFH COMPANY,
Por the bsnsnt o. the traSsliss pubic nStios 4
hereby given that this day, the 25lh instant, the
sale o. tieksls Will be resuhed over this road for
Al PsEts q ne West, insiudins o. Joseph AID
Iiekstl can also be had at this once for PhilA.
qelphia, New York, and Boston, aud Tor Albany,
9Ssssstsf. lrit y sAa Niagara sAils va Bow
baggage checked through 10 all poiais. ssss
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And ths Pima I.nd T,..s ....,tt.e
hundsss 49,. ~ ~. 49, Sha .sps Poe. ..|
rsssrmsd rom ~ ~. ~sis ~ Msssr 20 Ila .-
fsss nv rrSst.,,rS asns,,. "-f'", ,oon o.
1fs ~. hsa.r a. 1919; g.; ;.';:. ~
III .onth M ~ TnTpm.hs,,. ~. IN ~ ~ o ~
soyth .ccnrsi,s H. ~. p,rss, IT, ,,as..s,..Lv
m,ysy a. Shss n.,s,., ~ sa,,h C'aa,.. ~,
isst fbtSe t,ss,. ~ I.es y, ~ ~ ~ .si s
the risht ~ shs U,i,s 80. \, nj ~" 70
me wonS ma t,nnhss ,hsss,,o, ,s,ts,s
,st,on r. ~. c,,n.s. ue"o"' ~i'"o'' eo"Peh'
-s''on =" 'ns owne-
ON ST HILENA ISLAND.
Inc north hAu OF the northeast quarter OF Sec
lion thirY-one lsl), Township one ~ sou'h,
k.nge one east Of the 81, Helena meridian, con.
'aaning eighty ssOl acres .r.Fr .-'- =.
10. ~ ~ J. ON LADlEp ISLAND.
he ftaSnonn ,ouh hall o. the south hall o.
section thirty-three tSs), township one ~ north,
Range one W veal, containing seventy (o) Acrea.
u.,,o, ,.,.,, ALSO ...x..
Trips Island .......................... 1000
c.Per's I.land... ...........,:...:...... 1000
This last three tracts Of and will be sold subject
70 the right Of the United states TO cut and remove
the wood Hod timber 'hsreirom without compenss'
/ Asa The following Lots and mocks In tho town
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ID EDDTNG, s RUSSIA sALyR

Iia5l ~. FORTY YHARy HXPKRIENCEt -
IVES fully established ne sppsriority Of Reddlng'.
Az ~ 0iesi 81 sSre:
Boils Ulcers, and thneers. No famiIy should be
s Ss,ssS ss.i Z oay 'ss. per sO1fDy Aah' Y
I.YeT sale bylI IN DIseAoRE, 4ei ,BroAdwsy, New
Yarfi s: ". fowLR A %, rs rremont street, Dos.
teHi AND " AZ Druggists and Country s.stskssp
tsSH 4EslfC I 'TT-I'T
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Tona JoLLIFFH.

lA1ToaEsy AND seCEsEkIS s Al ElJi /,
usi EsAoyed his once 70 ibAl H9Ethaaei ioEn9i q
"a s. :a. ss: y re- :,' i... ~
4,..at a.ss:ss ); 80. Ss = ". ...
& ssss-. ,stDbaS
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!. EXPRKS IN. :g 10

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA oFGICE nt fkNN.t
... WasAtasfon Oty, 2, q
aRxAT KAsTHRr, NORrHKRN, AND WKsf-
BRH KxPRE3 rORWARDKRA
zsrsAAnAiss, Moasy, JsWsIry, valuablsS,
- Meiss, atsefs, bsasds, is., y1H6
FORWARDED with sAfE1'Y AND DfsPA1oH 10 I'll
hls AEeneies IN the pItnnpal railway towns y NE
NORTH EAST, Ezs AND EoaTHwKsr.
K1SH1aeToES i beS, X S4: Yo II sosrox,
Ra1LADRLPHLA, BALFZzf08E, OLE
OLNHATT, ST. L0UL8, LOUIE
p =. ~. VTLE& LkxLEBTOM. Tlistlis
CONFESSIONS are made q Now YORK and Aoslen
hriush Provinces, with HtsAnihip lines 70 Liv.
sEpool southsmptsni and Mayrs, and thsnss "
town. In Great BFitlin md On ans Coniinanf. I
OollestIon Q! Notes PraitA and nllls mAds a all
s'''''iDis parts Of the uni.sa sts.ss 49,,
ON N farr. -tT iriS;S2'SEsnAy6
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HgTHO4IU .ELIIIiW \

,WOIOBTAtH a,
siaW iasnslqml iF-1iiDslipA hlf .ysuL1HH
1eeVA . aa'a TAD ,issliI GinsYsH ga ..sIaf
Esfs-Est. fHrH.r D.
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/ (yHIEF,s.QU ARTRRMAsTERB OF.
NLFICE DEf0T or " AsHNoToH, w AsnInsTos,
D. o., January 3, iSgii TO 40 q 'imT'J 90 :
oss sS s LSSSs5 sss ss
quested 70 send TO this once, on tho MONDAY Of
saeh week, sealed proposal or list, IN dupIioais
Of the Aiteles they Ar6 prepared 70 frniah 10 this
epot Al short notiee, with the prioe OF eaell
arkol In plain figures, 90 thHt, IN ease tho Ell.
ensies Of the service require H. Tho article or ar
,isls. ga b obtained Without delay, and 4, ,bs
9pSAi q Wishing 70 Isn to this Depot VIII DO re.
su5 e fafnish NE ipt pu9SsalE Sy oE hopaAJ
q n ssSas sHd raIst fs l. sssf$ss
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA INns. D
Leave ioot O. barclay street q .. N. and p 2.
u M, and 0 p. M, and II night. 'gtAti Iala ;
asS n line ruTS N.Y. AZ eshet, ss5s
'esP - ,5f ". y ih,,sa - n, ~ y
RHnADsLraIA, Dss. q. isaI. - vIailIdaIl
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PHILADELrHIA AND NEW YORK LANES, I
Leave Walnut street wharf al and :. n.I 70 n,
Law Ksnslnston Depot sslIxsA q. n, a.ss, 40
and 49, p, m, and 1850 .. m. (night.l
fhe - p n. Line runs dailyp N iothssA, Sun
dAyr eAeepsed W. ahI DIV llil. qha >.
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VA Lib RDbsgAO MI, n
wv ~ aHAEs. onApvIuk d Co. AN
;,farSv,gssS slstais Assnus sAS ysust.,.is sbsa,
WAaAiARseo p. vaeaH
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tFHiS ID no GIVE NOTICE, THAT
~ the subsoribsr has obtained from the OrphAns,
Oolumbfaf lettsfs % administration on the per-
sonA estate OF Denjnmin WilliAmson, late Of
hsvins Slslms sinst the said are here
ubywafhOd 90 sxhibit the same, with the vo ushefs
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the ~,
Day OF Doogmber nextj they may otherwise By law
be eHcladed from all beneht of tie said estate.
y Gwen under my hand this nth day Of DecemhcE,
1854. 1iit lAi Q N HARRIET WILLIAMSON !
~ dloltewaWs 70 bI8lf 44fria Adminiatra trlx.
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SURGEON GENERALS oPFIOR,

p. - WAsnIN6ToH, Nov0ubor q. ilSoa
yeArs' service, who have been honoFabiy dis
charged and desire to receive Appolatnehts a
Tyo,tsd os AsstsiAhI suhsShohs IN he
Waahington, are t6Vitsd 10 Forward thsil appliea-
lions, testimoniAls anil svldeaoO of service 70 the
). K. BARNEs, .
no1O.tasSs n-L q. ~. luHeOa General. {
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I 4nmrolo avn HsHslTIs,7
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RAILROADS.


GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ NORTHWEST Ssb soprHvEsr, 90
ON AND AFTER pE6EmBEsass, tr.in. win
leave baltimore, ffom North Calvert station, A.
Fast Man, al. =. 49,, I. /. ..a.ssoA
HARRISBURG RESPONSIBILITIES ..,....,. . Pm.
6rls and PitiaeyTgh Express, :,,-,. 3 b. M
,hr'eernsh and Elnirs Expres.-.llop N, NJ.
THE ais A. NJ. TRAD, from WASHINGTON
CONTESTS With the go .; n, ,rs.a nom baltimore
Elairs, Bar.o, Roehsstef, Dun Dun ~ a. {, 3
kirk, CanandaiEuA, and oisi b.r,,.'
Si iSa s.x IVA Ys,,s go . w.
-,..-. ..rtEEl EluCttH 40 E9IIAq
THE 40 P. N. TRAM EaoM wAsHrNG TON
"a ir-Hr1E PisAhurS and Eris.ni Is,s vrs,s
THE s.s r, ". TakIN FROM assrNcros
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and d. LSpi:, aid a
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Among our New Orleans sxchsnges We
find the following account ct : recent Ab-
c'iticn meeting 10 the state OF L,ulsians:
AT Union meeting At Bs,on Rogue
Louisians. the Union candidate for G ves-
nor. Hon. Hahn, said: have done my best
10 restore our State " The Union, aud Do
not care from whom the best pls IN comes
whether from Lincoln. Banks, Durant or
Flanders. l accepted the nomination on tn.
irve State ticket Tor Governor, snd'if elect
ed. there shall MT be 81 We LETT within
the Stat
BY turning 70 the files OF the same paper !.
OF two years ago. the curious reader would
find the following exploit recorded of this
ssme Michael Hahn upon the occasion of al
flag presentation to rebel regiment, when
be was the speaker:
brave sons Of freedom accept this glori-
Gus hsg! Bear i proudly ss the emblem Of
Southern liberty and Southern institutions!
FIsunt il in the face Of the cowsrdly. Abo
i,isn Ysnkee vsndeal! Strike down and
rush the Yankee thieves when they asssil
1. Remember the iDfsmous negro thieves
Ind water our sell with their polluted blood.
Mr. Hshn mas evidently exhibited in these
~o "Ioysr' specimens great patriotism. and
: worthy worthy associate Of the present
uIers il high places.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-26

\ Samuel Downing. (papers do no, show
his sge.) on the Albany. New York. ,oIl. n
$50 per snnum; served in the "a New
Hampshire regiment.
L~,nuei Cook. on the A !bsnv, NJ. York
roll, a. 500 per anuum; no aye or blrrh
place given in pspers.
jonas Gates, on the 81. Jahnshury. Yer.
mont. roll. At $s per month; papers mlslaid
Respectfully,
JOSEPH II BARRETT, G .mmissiouer.
The following letter subsequently 3D.
dressed 70 Mr. Law ty the Cvmmi .siopers
o Pensions Is here inserted:
.PESsros OFFICE March 2, 1864.
SIR: have the honor 10 state ihst, from
the papers on lie IN this office in the case
OF Jonas Gates. il appears tnst hi- name il.
horne upon the pension roll OF thr State az
Vermont, under the act Of March Is. 1918
Ia his declaration msde'nn The 2Sih day Of
December, 1870, he declares that he was
then 81 years OF age. aud in u subsrqnen,
dec ciarativn he states iha, he was born IL
the town OF Barre, State Of MsSrachuset,s
Very respectfully yours.
JusEPH n. BARRETT q ,mmIssioner.
The resolutions submitted BY Mr. Ltw
were then read, and agreed to, as follows
R~s"lved, That the thanks Of this Hors-
be, and are hereby rendered 10 the gallant
,urviving.roIdiers OF the Revolution. twelve
ia number. now on the pension rolls in the
uftics of the Commissioner of Pensions, fns
heir services 10 the revolutionary war, BY
y hich our independence was achieved aud
,ur liberty obtained, aud we sincerely re
yice in the DEGREES OF Providence which
nave thus far proirscted their lives beyond
he slloited period os man, aud ensbIed
hem 10 their declining years TO receive
rom the government q rum Of money ~
pensioners. which, il not 90 large % desired
~ them, will 1t least help to smuo,h the
'ogesd ps.h Of life 10 their descent 10 the
omb.
Resolved, That copies Of this resolution,
when adopted py ,hs House, BE- eigned b.
he Speaker and certified by the Clerk. and
copy Of The same be furnished to each Of
he revolutionary pensioners mentioned 10
be letter Of the Commissioner uf Pensions
his daJ submitted.
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~ The only Northern man. since the
war began. known TO have given valuable
information 10 the Coniederatss is NJ. Har.
vey, Republican, ane now Lincoln's Min
ister to Portugal! Il is also fact that the
only persons in the North known 70 hsvs
furnished materials Of war 70 the Confede-
rates. are Republicans--as Palmer. Collec-
tor Bsrney's Clerk, and Chairman 0i the
New York Republican Central Commiitee.
Lincoln promptly put him under Federal
protection. 70 shield him from prosecution
tor his crimes.