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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS


Board or ALDRRMEN, July S.i-Mr. Bhinn
o cred a resolution dihecting the market house
committee TO At the prices OF stands In the ware.
house {%s,kst house, and g. huss.ter's stand.
the Common Council, and passed As amended. :
Mr.. Shinu offered resolution granting 10 Nessts.
Morgan 4 Rhinehar the privilege OF rephiring the
street In front Of their warehouse at their own ex
penss, under the direction ofthe Commissioner,
which was passed. - 1905 - r..
The Board cOucurred in the following Council
resolutions; One In favor OF H. D. Walker, to alter
the grade Of portion the gutter Of Bridge street
TO pay the elains o. o. \ King, ~. !: Rireh, Jos
Lihby, and W, D. WAllachi In favor Of Il. NJ. Lin.
tnioTm, providing for the paving Of Second alley
COamOR COuncD.-A communication from ths
Mayor, enclosing letter from George s. Gideon,
rfeSident oithS Metropolitan Police oopnlss,on.
the snOuut By The resent act op coHSIsS,
70 IN TeABe the pay Of the police was referred 10
the Recorder, with request thai he will give hiI
oplotSn as to The oblgations Of the Corporation 20
The following eseluhOnB were adopted, To pay
the claims Of dixon \ King, J r. Birch, James
Libby, W. d, WAllach, spd II, n. walkeri provid.
Ing Tor the alteration of the grade OF portion oI
the gutter on Bridge street, aIt 1orElng the Mayor
| to lease a portion O. Market street, above WeteI
street, to v. M. Liuthicumi authorzirk T. j. Fisher
| and others 10 insert drain under Ridge street
pfoyiding Iorthe Improvement OF Secoad alley from
HlSh 10 Congress street. . -'g,'IVT =
The resolutlsn requesting tbs Mayor to take
tive to flllDg The quota ofthe town ig the coming
dfait OF the militia, was elected. f-'L
The following from the Aldermen were adopted
proposi ion that when the Boards ADIpnra II
ihLl 3, siHs dtsj q RESOLUTION givirE Morgan .
street leading TO their whSffI and etiun Ok
house, 7'''
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Important AIOvsmsnt. OF Troops.

indications of an immediate movement on
Mobile. The troops In the unfortunate expo.
dition under Gen. Banks have sailed from New
Orleans for some dostination-whore, is the
question. Sixteen thousand men had left New
Orleans prior tostho 10th ult,, and eight thou-
sand more up 70 the date OF the latest adylces.
One opinion Is, that they have gone TO rein,
force General Grants another, that they have
moved TO attack Mobile.
The sudden landing Of twenty-five thousand
veterans, under Gen. Candy, at Mobile, would
make stir among the rebels under Johnston,
Should Tbs Louisiana Feterans be added to the
Army Of the Potomac; Grant will the sooner be
able to press Lee 10 extremity. The New Or
lesns expedition must soon be heard from
ClHIana Herald,
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The BRITISH YACHT DBEHHOUSD.-Captain
Winslow, in 4 brief note TO his family, an
nouuccs the sinking of tho Alabama, and adds,
that most of his own boats being stove, he 70,
quested tho commander of the Doerhound Ia
pick up the men In the water. The captain ol
the Deerhound performed this service and then
steamed away, acting in tho most dIsgraccful
manner.
This disrcputablc conduct of the British Old,
cor has boon reported to the American Minister
at Paris, who will report tho facts to Mr.,
Adams, tho American Minister at London.
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2
. Whereas, at the late session, Congress passed
. bill "to guarantee to certain States, whose
gorernmsnts have been usurped or over
D thrown, Republican form of government a
copy Of which Is hereunto annexed;
q And whereas the said bill was presented to
tbs President Of the United States for his ap.
pfoval less than one hour before the sine die
sdjournment Of said session, aud was not
signed BY him .-r
rriAnd vhereas the said bill contains, among
other things, plan for restoring the States in
rebellion to their proper practical relation in
tho Union, which plan expresses the sense Of
Congress upon that subject, and which plan It
d now thought Ut TO lay before the people for
their consideration
Now, therefore, ], ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Prosi
dent ofths United States, do proclaim, declare
and make known, that, while am (ss was ii
December last, when by proclamation pro
pounded plan for restoratlon) unprepared b!
sfornaal approval Of this bill, to be inaexibl,
soamittedto any single plan of restoration
end, shIie1 am also unprepared to declare tha
} the free State constitutions and governments
already adopted and installed In Arkansas ant
LouisiAns shsllh be set aside and held for nought
thereby repelling and dIscouraglng the loya
{, citizens who have set up the same as to furthe
effort, or todeclare constitutional competency
In Congress 10 abolish slavery In States, but an
st the same time sincerely hoping and expect
ing that q constitutional amendment abolishiDg
4 slavery throughout the nation may be adopted,
nevertheless am fully satisfied with the system
for restoration contained in the bill as one yer,
proper plan for the loyal people of any Stat
choosing to adopt 1t, and that am, and at al
times shall be, prepared to give the Executiv
aid and assistance to any such people, as sool
40 the military resistance to the United State
shall have been suppressed in any such State
and the people thereof shall have sufficient!
returned TO their obedience to the Constitution
Z, and the laws Of the United States, in whicl
eases Military Governors will be appointed
With directions to proceed according to the bill
= In testimony whereof, / have hereunto Sc
my hand and caused the seal of the United
o..
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4 ~
A BILL 10 guarantee 10 certain states whose
Governments have been usurped or over
thrown republican form OF government.
Be u enacted by Dis Senate and House Of Rep
rsssntdtVss Of he United States Of A,aericG ~
Congss' assembled, That In the States declared
In rebellion against the United States, the
Presidsut shall, by and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate, appoint for each pro-
visional governor, whose pay and emoluments
shall not exceed that Of a brigadier general Of
volunteers, who shall be charged with the civil
administration Of such State until State gov
eminent therein shall be recognized as herein.
after provided.
Bee. .. dad be u JtTthcr enacted, That 30 soon
4, - the military resistance to the United States
AhAl have been suppressed In any such State,
and the people thereof shall have sufficiently
returned TO their obedience TO the Constitution
Z and the laws Of the United States, the provis.
IionAl governor BhAll direct the marshal of the
Omitted States, as speedily aS may be, TO name
q sufficient number OF deputies, and to enroll
All white male citiEens of the United States
resident In tho State, In their respective coun.
tiea, and TO request each pne to take the oath
70 support the Constitution OF the United States,
and In his enrolment 10 designate those who
Eske and those who rsfase 20 tsks tsst oath,
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Noarn BARREN Rsvms.-Tho May pumbc

NORTH BRTIsH RRyBu.-Tho May number
Of this most orthodox and liberal, entertaining
and instructive, republished BY Leonard Scot,
& Co., New York, has been RECEIVED by Hud,
son Taylor, 3s4 Psnnsylvania avenue. 1t con.
tains the following List Of articles !; Lord El.
gin-In Mcmorlam; A Fortnight in Faroo
Energyi Mr.. Trollope's Novels; Day Dreams
of sehoolmasterj Christian Missionsy The
Old Anglo-seottlsh Dialects; Rambles In the
Deserts Of syriaj SPORTING Books Our Foreign
Policy.
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UNITED SERVICE MAsAzrsE.---T The July nun.
Der Of this valuable periodical has been re-
ceIvcd by Hudson Taylor. As the war pro.
gresses the articles published in this msga.
zine increase in value. Tho present number is
''magazlne'' Of good things, and we are
promised by the publishers that the August
number shall contain a biography OF Gen
Sherman, and the commencement Of a series
of article entitled, "Great Battles in History.'
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A CHANsEoT TUSs.4The copperhends have
ridculed our Navy Departments continually for
not having built a vessel as swim as the Ala.
bamsi but, 10 when the KSarsarge has knocked
the Alabama TO pieces, they say it was because
her speed was SO much the greatest, she could
sail round tue Alabama Oh .'i'
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POINT LooKoUr.-BrIg, Gen. james Barnes,
formerly commanding lst Diylsion, 5th Army
Coyps, arrived at fOint lookout, Maryland, on
Wednesday, and relieved Col. Draper, OF the
sStG colorea regiment, and a'sapsa command
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

Commencement exercises At the College ol
tho Holy Gross, In Worchester, took place
Wednesday. After therocitations Of the grad,
mating class, Henry Giles, ESD, Of Boston, de.
livered an address before the 3. J. Society.
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Ts shs P.srs.s OF sss S.s,.usi R.pub-

u I'.H .3gfEib lH''a lisan.
d rren and sftsr tie tt day Of July, the price Of
tho DAILY NATtosAL nEruBLIcAN, delivered at
Ne rssideness Of sub,crlbe will be TEE cents per
week. single copies At the counter, THREE cents.
~ We are compelled TO take this step TO meet the
dsmsnd upon us for an increase Of price OF labor
IN the various brsnehes Of our establirhment; also
On soscunt Of the increased cost Of paper and all
eshef nsteriAi, which within the Last six month,
bee been nearly lJType cent.
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Pcrsons chtnHCu IN tue ctatot nc hnhI, ny IhDc-
lan'atlon, invite the loyal peoplsor the Strie
10 elee, dsicgates 10 Z s-eonvention charged 10
declare the will Of the people Of DC STATE rea-
Tive TO the re-esta ablishuient Of q etAte govern
ment subject toand IN conformity with the
Constitution Of the United States.
Sec. 3. And Be u further enacted, That the
convention shall -eonsis, % 90 many members
as both houses Of the last constitutional State
Legislature, apportioned by the provisional
governor among the couptles, pariahes, or dis
triets or the State, In proportion 70 tho white
population, returned as electors, by the mar
shal, in compliance with the proyisibns Of this
act.5 The provisional governor shsll, by pro-
clsmation, declare tho number Of delegates to
be elected by each county, parish. or election
district; name a day of election not less than
thirty days thereafter, designate the places Of
voting in each county, parish, or dlstrict, con.
forming as nearly as may be convenient to the
places USED In the Stato elections neot preced-
ing the rebellion; appoint one or more COM
missioncrs to hold the election at each place OF
voting, and provide an adequate force to keep
the poace during the election.
Bee. 4. And b q FARTHER endcted, That the
delegates shall be elected by the loyal white
male citizens oil the United states Of the age oil
iwenty'one years, and resident st the time In
the county, parish, or district In which they
snail oher 10 vote, ana enrolled % Aforesaid or
absent In the military service ofnthe United
states, and who shall take and Subscribe the
oa'h Oh aiieeianec 70 the United states In the
form contained In the act OF Congress Of July
Two, eighteen hundred and sixty-twob aud all
such citizens OF the United States VINO arc In
the military service OF the United sthtes shall
vote al the Headquarters OF thar respective
commands, under such regulations as may be
prescribed by the provisional governor for the
taking and return OF their votes but no per-
So VINO mas heiu OF exercised any ofice, civil
or mi. 'ary, state or confederate, under the
rebel usurp, ,"'on' ot VINO mas voluntarily borne
arms against tn United States, shall vote or
be eligible 10 be elce,e as delegate at such
election. r...... .r.-.
Sec. D. Ahd BE u C'"t'sr e''et~, in"' 'no
said commissioners, or either of u Fm, 'na''
hold the election In conformity with 'n'0 aS''
and, so far as may be consistent the '"'"'
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Mr.. EDWARD Y. MULLEN, long and favorAbly
caricatuists our country has produced, 10 Ia town
and At the Metropolitan, He leaves the oity on
MOnday next, and goes to the front a. special
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SALE OF REAL EsrArE,-Twenty-b -beyen lots
on Maryland avenue,r between slsventh and
c. Church and F. s. Blstz, at an average VI
sbout 70 cents per square foot, bylJ. o, MSHulfe
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SALARIES IN THE PAID FIRE DpARfNssr,--
The following salaries have becp liked for the AZ.
meat OF oiieefs and men oomprfsing the Fire De
the foreman OF each company, 5000; the engineer
$500 the hremen, hosi1ers And tillcr-mep, each
500, and extra mep, sieo each. The paid mem.
to give their undivided attention TO their respect
i've duties. H z. Fl. .Ff ~ .g.'.4
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The wEATHER.-To-dsy has been mort
pleasant than yesterday. A eonl bilmy breeIs
phcTe. The Thermometer stood 81 ia the shade q
IL O'Clock, tH q. 90 t = NIht Of
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u-w.h.v. 1. armed no, 20 be ..toni.n.d

b u-wshAvs ie armed not 90 be sstonishsd
81 anything. Years Of experience and 3 oorre
spondence extending throughout all nation Alit
Of the habitabie globe have turned theories into
faets and established . basls from which VIC need
not err. We arc not surprised at such facts the
ollowing-sl although the persons who write them
sfe. We know the persons and clreumstaneeE
henes feel At liberty 10 indoite their statements:
p sirt "NEw BEDFoRD, hInss., Nov, ~, 1903.
I DEAr sfr shave been afiietcd many years with
severe prontrating crAmpsin my limbs, cold feed
and hands, aud general disordored system. PhySi
clans and medicines hilsd TO relieve me. Whlls
visiting some friends in New Hork who were uSingI
Plantation Bitters they prevailed upon nc to tryI
them. I commenced with a small wiao-gAssf
after dinner Feeling better by degrees, in fowl
dsysI wss sstonished 20 find the ooldnoss and
sramps had entirely left me, and could sleep the
night through, which have not done for years. II
eel like another being. My appetite and strength
hsye also greatly Improved BY the use OF the Plan.
! ''''t " tt'a Respectfully, /, Juo'ru Russell.
aaTsI7g,.. -. I owe much to you, for verify
believe the Plsniatlcn Bitters have saved ny NE
-- d. .aa' Z" REEpsauRy, Wis, Sept. is, 1853.
for aonhseossSsa sssl sS6 nGsry esS
Alton Us .y gaze me 5StS bSttHa q rIS,sSG
my speech and cured me. ~ g. A. FLAurE'
Tho following is from the M.usgsr Of the Union
Rome school for tho children Of Volunteers,
}t,s, his HAyEmEyra eiAsnor, s1ru srnEEr,}
ilitH l-I-I"' New YoRE, August ., 1853. I
" On. DRAKr$-Your wondnriul Plantation Bitters
have been given to somo OF our little children s,f'
terins from weakness and weak lunga with mott
happy effect. Ono little girl In particular, with
pains In her head, loss OF Appetite and daly vast
Ing consumption, on whom all medical skin had
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BBIa. GESS. +, ". HrxEs is at the National
Hotel, He ig IpasrinE ppsh from lie effects af
his old Topndf
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WHERE THE FIRE wIs.-The bright light
seen last night, in poriheAsterly direction, and
csused by the burnlng OF brush on the ihfm 0rthe
lste Iohn c. Hves, Esq. rf.I|.tr .f..8f
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BY-TETEGRKPH.


snhNH ffegreas IN Seork's'E
NAsnvFknb 5ply I'll p. m.-Thero has
scea no tghfine since June u, except air.
fhistlhg On ~ eextreme right, during The move
fheutfo ths sCtattaboochoe rive.
TN fank pboysniRpt, which |fenultfd ID the
evseprtion OF Keuesag Mountain, was beeun
q on The evening of tAefslluro Of the asrult Of
The enemy began the evacuation on the S0t6
of JuuoI isH.l1Hrs
Johnston Is supposed 10. have crossed the
ChAttahoo ofheo. and IL endeavoring TO occupy
the hin on the south side OF the river, and OPP
posito the mouth of, Aickaiack- -oreok and Vei-
ler's creek but persons from the front on the
4th fepor thht opihiohs then prevailed that
they were too late N effectlng the crosslng at
Tho point nawed- > 8,g.Trg--
Sherman has several good roads eonvgglBg
1t Atlanta, which is not over 1s TO 10 miles
distant from the river.
We have no positive assurance Of the pas.
sage Of the Cbattahoocheo by either army.
Probably the first that will DO heard positively
Of this Will be from Gen. Sherman himself.
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The METROPOLITAN RAILROAD CoNrAsY.-
railroad IN the city, has rtoei cd descriptions
suffeient to cover tho required smount of stock,
whishsis s.oo,ooo The work viii be pushed on a.
fAulflV hs possible. ~ HN ..E| d aH. ~
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ArTRMpr TO PIckiA PocKEr. On Thursday
evening Third Assistant Engineer Thos A. Lypsh,
Of 9 gunboat Anacostia, was 10 the Mttropoiitsn
hand seeking for his pocket, which happened 20
ID on the other sid Of his pants He wss arrested
prisoner gave his name ss w. pufneld, and denied
that he was the man. Mr.. Lynch insistsd ihss he
was the man. He was held for further hearing,
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An INTERESTING RBLIoIous CrRRxoSr.-lA
most interesting ceremony took place few days
since at the Convent OF the Immseulste Coneep-
county, Maryland, called, ID religion, "sster Marx
Augustine" !" received the habit and white veil OF
the Sisters OF Mercy. The Rev, Henry Myers on
n,ghsh Rev. John Foley, D, D pfesshed on the
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EXAMINATIONS or CANDIDATES roR TEAcBzRs
IN THE rpBLic SCHOOLS This morning the ex.
amining committee-Me Walsh, Mlllar, VIZ
son, and Holme ,d-of the hoard OF Trustees, ara
In the public schooh Of this city. some twulys or
fourteen arc under exAmtnationA 10 g y t1fV 10
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FIRE IN THE CoUSTRY.-The ringing Of aro
bells and Iumblins Of steam hre engines, whish
caused 30 much alarm aud excitement last even
Ing, was oeeasloued By fire IN the country, which
returned after the suburbs OF the city had been
reached. r.. o. rTi,i Tf4at ~ y, -
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ANOTHER COMMISSIONER APPoINTEp. Zach.
D. Brooke, Esq, the we'll known sssessot, has bsen
appoiuted com isaioner OF deeds Of the following
stAtes;, Tennessee, Minnesota, Maine, Maryland,
snd ,ennsylvanis, and also Of the Territory Of
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torrIcIAL.1
A PRocLAMATIo

=, "a. rrs.,a.al, q ,h. u.,..a state.
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r 0TIoR TO oONTRAOTO :. 5
DErAPTMrNr OF rIE TaTERos,) }

..- WAsIu GToR, ID, O., July 8, 1871.
Scaled proposals. wiIl bo received at tho Office oI
tho Warrington AqIlTluot, until l2 o'oluGk, OF
hipNDAY, tho 25th July, instant, Tor ''cOnstTuCt.
ing the dam Of solid masonry AcrOss tho Mary land
channel OF the Potomac " the Great FsilE,
aud. for constructing the conduit around the re.
oeiv!ng tho ENmo Rge pr vldeh IOr In
the act OF Congress approved July I, 1864,
piAns and Speeileatlona may be seen at thl5
office, on and after { e FIFTH iubtapt,
UpexekptionAblo refsfeDocd AAto character ard
lfetpOhdbllity mult accompany each bid, and Ampl
hecutity wifi be required for tie p.ompt sud faith.
nl Performance Of the work.
: By order OF ths Secretary OF the interior.
9ILAS SEYMOUR o.
'ys-lI Chief Eng'E Warrington AQueiasi,
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DE.Tus OF OFFIcRRs.-Th following ofiieers
have died a Lmoy qaAre Hospital since ye.tsf-
Pa; Nathaniel Biapsy, Second Lieutena ant co. \,
lst Mals. heavy artillery. r--..-ETI :
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|
'T0sll s.I t'fta BITrEns
Thoy purify, strengthen and tpvigpTste.
They create b healthy appetitt.
They arc an Antidote TO chsnge OF water aud dict
Thsy overcome effeets Of dissipation and lHts
Tssy strengthen the system snd crl'rcn tho
They prevent miaSmatic and Intermittent tevsrs
They purity the breath and Aeidity 9f tic atom
'They euro Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiArrhea, Cholers and Cholera MuIaua
They cure Liver Complaint aud Ferrous Resd.
achs. r. t''
They sfe tho beat BlttcFs In tho world. TAoy make
the weak man strong, and are eShausted glturo'S
great reltorer. They arc composed OF tho oele.
brsted CsiisAYA Bark, CasoarllA BSrt, DRndciiOn,
Chhnotntie Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anife, Clover-buda, Orange Peel, snake
root, Caraway, Cotiandcr, eaFtocbt s.--T,--IsS0-
rThe following ia sample Of tho testimony daily
SOLDIERS HohE sUPERISTESpERrs OrF;CC,J
~ 70 c.rorSEATy o. Jan T. lSs'' !
IhAys given your Plantation B.tteFs to hundreds
OF our noble soldiers who stop here more OF losr
dlabled nom yarioH. ssgIeH and The effect Ia mos'
such . preparation 40 this ls heartily w,sh IN
every family, In every hospital, and s. hand on
every 6Attls-neld ID G. D: AgnAE%s,,
= 7itn,Tif,frs+ my N = NJ ~ ~ NJ,