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CLEARED.
ssammp Anel. Wilson. AspsnwaI1-D D Anes.
/. sssssmsnB Vecres Washingson, Eager New Oreans-H
Ship Essrsy caulhiss Livsrpeo-sps9sra rssessoa 3
Ehhip 7 re..s. y. As.sl Liysrpool-c xsssAan
SAP Leuisa Bruno utal) Russs, Alexasdrta Eypt-L
ship riorsnss Niehtspis. Beard Hsvana--J \ Ward
ehip OCEAN tgssm). gerdss. Q. John. xs-UslArs Co
srs 0 2sd. c ,l s.,:, ysS.s
E:.S lp%%s. funf trru.,. Alsreeh. H,y.n,sAi-rup.A
s.sl ASsl.'ss Hssrs: rhr.asphs walsh Aso.rysr
s ce.,s s. FEEL m s 90 Co
s. Ss ss r:.s s. s%A
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ssSi as:s AZ tss,: s.s %ssd.e!-D Ds.s Co
ssir Daniel MePhse. wiron Baltimore Bentley, smith
sesr 9 Morris, Aria .hn.a.pa..-E necrs.sy c..
s, ss. sess t.ss Kss'
scnr yn's rs,scn DOnslss s;lsmJsd FRYE Co
ssr frm%sr mcr.S
schr " Warren. CbspmaA New Hsvss--H RsSIsu
soar Q Lyman, s,snnsrd, New Havep--rsrgu.on 4
schr Q Aehen. Johpsos Stamford.
Sleep = h s, sasSy Fall n,ver-n RACKET. Son.
sean @s@sr oesssra nsi~asnSs ss%es~ Kenny,
ARRIVED
Xs sSnscss mcn,ssn. rh,lsd.Iphis
:S sip Ss:s s.s
fe,rra and schr Forest King going p slip Tame. sss.
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WIN % q c'Rs Prom sG n. g.
saaapsbp nnsisspga ~ wsnspcrA KsnnsSy New Or
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HERALD, soNpAY, April "a lse4-wITH SUPPLEMENT-

lsana Aprl ID with roon b. and the r~elita Maine w..
Sss . @ inst s a. s G.. .
lsrlv propeller. wMh two mats .,-sr,e. x.' -"
s'sa Il s sns ssa = 81 s ss.
IrfiAsse,s Rohlasoa Cardiff, % a.ss with railroad
iron sS, e Thg s. Dsnh.% $780,, "a 80. "a.
f4lro.d from 10 Baker Co. ibsh as as 80 81 Ion u.
saw ship wsco an, ba.al z, -,
S:s % a FansS Ss %s%a aas IL 81
BARK v.sr 5ssrsS S Jaesse @' Se'ssas days. with
ir1n ana nasssnsers 70 Fansi Msine q wsnal .
Msscn passed 6sraar I'D WITH 'rait &C. 10 ssas: 70
'sy. ssa
es ss ss' 70 he O. banks on me
e, When stowe eny.ri, wssasd overheard IN hnnacls
sis' sss .s: 70 S Ssoa
" = A john. c.ras.. i day.
~ sar NV Wst e R. Nc pexar "a
m sss T.s ... rsrss M.rss. 70 day. with
Rns Jehn Butler tof LanenbnsS Ns, knowles. h.au,o-
g os In 9 os saSoss asiuSo.. ds,s rom New
hss Alisr.. !sl Hs.swsl,. BisOer. Nsuvi.as u daya
Brig Brig As s.Isa hooper Proyidescs.
PS q Day: WIN and y Hsrqa:s 90
un abr bor the lsss to shslsarae Es Co.%sn Ha
load srs Ss
ssss: s.sss spi s, own, i fs% virgins.
echr Cornelius, Johnson Virginia for Few Haven.
Schr G Smith, Bourne Virginia for Now Haven.
Echr Lion Ross virenia for New Haven.
ecbr 4 CrozieI, Newcomb. Virginia.
6chr Hfnckey. Leavftt Virginia
bchr H Yeomana. Peterson. Virginia.
6chr y 6turges, Lnnekin, Virginia
6chr Nye AcKcag Virginia
Schr Union. Smith, virginia
schr II Partridge Rhodes Virginia.
schr Mailer. Randall GEORGETOWN for Bridgeport
schr Joseph Franklin (of New Hsven), Randolph Fort
schr Sarah Snow. Snow, Maryland for Boston.
6ohr 6wAn North. baltimore
6chr C0rfnne. Oheeny. BALTIMORE. {.
r.: &.
sssr fashic., Tess Eli.abethpot Ger Neg Hsvsa
echS yoha Mayo. Rich Hiizabethport fer Doeton.
0chr NARY Brewer. Wood kocklAad.
schr waahbasa. ThrasAsr Fan River for fAiaAslpAiA
6chr Charger. MahAn. Providence
echr Celeste. Taylor. New Haven for BisaostAperI
6chr Express. DE- 6toutnGtol. y.
Steamer Petrol Beaufort NC, with nnAoo poo
sengers. 70 Murray Nephew.
SAILED -
22d-eeamers Panthea Hero, RsbeceA Oydo; sAipe o.
NOR Funf. ~ ~ - : - !
1sd-steamships Ariel nlnos Esns, VIRGINIA Caledonia
Corsica and Geo Washngon; and Quarantine steam
n Hudson. with bark vsltsusr IN tow.
Wind e. ouneet 81. -
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NEW YORK


TWENTY -Sisln WISCONSIN,.
D r,oral Patrick o'Bren, 90. q, arm ampsssssos
s,daey smsh, 90 B, Lg
Ncbael james, 60. D, head l
rusarY-rHIRD MISSOURI.
tsI XIX sS.s e. a so ss Co. Q. both sss
Peter r. siolter. Co. I. head
Tbou "a NcIisnry, Co. !, foos.
sNrrrEHrH KENTUCKY DTAlssHH.
james Young On. c, ioos.
Corporal VIM Baker, %. D, es.
James Brown. Co. J, hip
II. Magma, 70. B, bar M.t.
lieu. Dol Cover wounded sSA prisoner.
~ ns.. os Mann Mann .portsd kiIIsd.
WY 20" -, %. d.
: d. y ny -, 90 B.
VIM a. brown. Co l.
FIRST LoumANA cAvALRv.
Captain Thomas AaAss, wounded and snco ~.
Henry Warrington, o.. l, abdomen.
R,ssrs Boviss, c.. A, back.
Ca I.s.: Rasss., ssn.s.s..s r.srA cavalry brigade
se,s.s.. no.. ~: w.e so g. !. .se.,s.r.
cspsais Andrew loms, o. ., arm.
D. y. Roe, %, r, foot.
Martin Ford, Co. B. foes.
eereeans James ADAM, o. B, nigh.
sergeant Ps,ss Quinn s o.. e, thigh.
August Philip, Un. d, hip
cssvs,. 4 rsss:s I k.1 O. % p ss
Jossph HOlrOycd, Co. !, arn
Barney Grimes Go. B, arm.
yshs H. Lapdphier, %. Z. ~.
John Brown, 70 !.
Augustus Greenwood, %. q.
Sergeant John Long, %. B.
"a. Williams, 90. A. foot.
MxfH MIssoURl CAvALA@,
capsa,. ga s.ssss, Commanding raginsae, ann
J. WEIGH, Co. 9, arm
Joseph Duksrs, Co. y, ieg.
Corporal Alpnsus KiTkhars %. b. -.
Fraacis y. Doashsrsy, o. B, lip
OapSainJ G. D. Greas. leG
WiniaD Rauis. Co. y, killed
TWENTY Yosnrn NsDOuAx
Davis Yarbrough, Go. !, arm.
ZepA ClHtsn %. 8, arm.
l. +. Sheldon, CO. G.
yoAA Garrison, 60. O.
WslliAm A. Martin, Co. p,
]. @. hinck. Co. B..
eilas ". Sernesl, Cox.
Corporal N Lane, Co. E.
Z. Bishop, Co. r.
Corporal Robert h. Stick, o.. g.
Has1y Harp, CO. O
James H. Walker, Co. A.
]. 3. Ellison, Co. l.
". II. Blankiahif, Co. A.
Corporal 8. + Barnes, %. q.
Sergeant W. N Horn, Co. L ealE7
JsGee Rhodes, Go. @.
4. d. Wellington, 90. A.
1. N. Roy, Co. A.
d. n Aesriand, %. b
Geo. A. wyatt, Co.
MISCELLANDOUe.
Captain Pgman, chief signal onosP, General Frank.
Captain A. W. Chapman. wounded.
Captain Dimmeett q General Ransom's sta6, killed.
Patrick Fisher, teamsser attached 70 General Bsnks'
headquarters, leg broken
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y -. -. !. FWIADHrHIA, ApFtnz3 1854.
tne Couri o. Common Pleas to-day destsir D was
a .nst ,ne owner o. ground rent n bound 70
sA.msurb the same upon the Offer IN payment on the
psmclpa' " tega tender notes even though the ground
.s ueeo covenants fcv the extinvuehsnt OF tho satne
upoo payment Of lawful money OF the United statss
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" 6udeoos W1sh barx Vole19uof In TOW.
Wind q SUNSET sW. =
I +. L MiscellansosA
srzAxszD Ezra. Captain Ne0uigan. Of The Inmaa line
sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
srxAxsHiP VIRGINIA. Capt Grace Of The Cunazd 0uion
line. sailed yesterday for Liverpool
s-zAxszu CALEDONIA. Capt Craig. sailed yesterday fss
Glasgow. f
STEAMSHIP IIlrso, Capt Bsbeooh sailed yesterday for
Aspinwan.
CoasrcA Capt LsMssurisr sailed yesterday for
Nassau. Mp. and Havana.
STEAMSHIP GEO wAsuINeroN Capt eager sailed yesterday
for New Orleans
STEAMSHIP Aa1xI Captain wilson, sailed yesterday for
Aspinwall
sH.r As!EaoN-cap Geo Urck. Of Portland first ocer
e.
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spoken. 30.
Ship e,neon. from Liverpool for Bombay Jan H. lat $
1orelgn Forts.
s;.H. Hon. April STA port saIi Alfred tsr, from and
FSs%:. DseS;S o:.d Forward Anna
e s az :'iss ss
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from NIo1i for Liverpool. pus IN Gisrss and viii dc
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iB. B.rcisy aYcrI: xImirs coomss Drins1s.sr and
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wc,h. Ro1snry Eva Bell Lee M.rbshesn oracs Wai,c9
bayes vrowan Provdenee; DR. " Powers. Muscey: and
Hendrk Hudson. Avery. Norwich; Rmms " eevers New.
ourypor Astoria. Haynes; PhtnHey, and D0ran,
yarvss Boston Jones vish Dol Ann Cannon. Haley,
AA.xr brig belmont Locke. wis~en Pert Royal, Al
San FRANCISCAN April as--Arr ships Resolute Prince
Small, Bostsn; bark csshsrins, Hsns Kons BID ship
Robinson. Long, CaIlso.
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Meetin9 Of the Arkansas Legisiature.
81. LoU1s, April -, 1854
Little Rock Arkansas, dates Of tho 18th Instant say
thas ths Arkansas legislature met The llth instant
inc senats organized. Tesythres Representatives haA
arrived.
The sumbsr or votes cast for free State Cousttusn
was nix thousand seven hundred and seventy ssvsn-a
greater number than required BY President Lncen's
prosiamason.
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sketch Of Lieutenant Commanasr CMas
w. Flasser. U. q. n.


Lieutenant Commander Charles ". Tussss, whs VS.
killed BY piece Of shell which rsbousssA sssss bsins
nred from sos forward pivot gun Of the Miami a hs rebel
ram 10 her attack The United ssatss forces q Ply.
mouth. N. c., was born in Maryland, but vas appointed
from Kentucky, OF which State he was citizen. He en-
tered the naval service % midshpman On The leth e
July, is47. HIS nrst cruise was made m the Cumbss
laid In 1s4e he vas sent 10 the Raritap. 90 suns.
where 10 remained until the latter part Of 1850 IL 1851
ne was ordered 70 the Saratoga war and IN hss
pc made cruise which lasted Two years In 1858 he vas
~, s s ASaaemy ~ annapolis, preparatory 70 pass
bore date Of June 10, lsb3 -
. ~ me Close u the examination after brief rscrea.
ton no vas ordered " The igatc savanuah whore be
asmAneu during the entire cruise which ended on the
1919 !" NovemoeI, 100 During the cruise he was pro
september 10, 1855. In 1857 he WAS granted leave n
sosence towards The chse Of the year how ever, be
YVES oefed 70 the Naval Academy ~ an ssststant He
suAned 10 that position until ordered 10 the brig Dol
p w.. ~ 1909 He made cruise In her, retusstna late
IN iooo. ne Then was granted leave OF absepcs In
wncn position he was when war broke out He 40.
Pea lor active duty az When wsa sees shas var
mus, spsoe snd the Navy Department assisnsd him 70
,se CON mand o. The purchased gunbsat Commodore
Ros.o - ms vessel ne partcpased IN the attack upon
dea and ninety rounds ana being Ls seven incs One
anot passed thro O. her magazine
VI tnc " ~ Febpiary, 1861 he engaged, IN company
vun We oeher officers Of Commander Rowaps nosilla,
w pa't res Cobbs Point an6 the rebel htIl,
EzAoetb Cay, N. Lieutenant Flusser selected he Ssa
Bro, the flagship Of the rebel Connmodore lynch aud
enpseed Der ara subsequently, fes down capt, rug
~ nsr officers and cree 10 Mag, 1852 he Destroy &
= ~ am unt ~ rebe stores and SEIZED and ed
W Hsoss F0nl lighthouse appsratup- W sbs 9Th Of
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0uAUO0U 0OunU0m0I1e
The gunboat Bombshel OF che vessels used By
the Marine Artillery corps She was ordinary canal
boat, mounting gun and two small light pieces Her
early history may among records Of the Erie
Canal She purchased Others fos the Burn.
side expedition The Others were named respectively
Grenade, Rocket, Schrappe and Grapeshot They were
ocsred and manned by marine arerIsts under Colonel
Howard formerly Of the United States revenue service
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b. LoUB, April q, 1854.
Edward D. Benton, native Of waltham, Vermont, for
nearly two years past resident II Fort Pillow ana
who was in the fort during FORESTS attack upon ~ was
examined At General Rosscrans hsadqurters Tuesday
and fully cofroborated an previous reports Of rebel bar
bares there He also made additional tnas
boodAouDds used discover the hiding places q
those who escaped the 10 also says that re.
able reports state that Major Bradford was shot and hung
mar Coyipstou
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THE VICTORY n LOUISIANA.


$1,000, Casu~lsiss.
Il setgs f.t YlvTgxSrH MAINE
corsslsas T,sa @. &, srn-
Lissssasas Psss,ch Hev,ls. o.. ', No.
Wn Eawm Skuho Co X, bssask
Assx Graves. %. Q, thigh.
Charles wood % I, Tm-
H. b Wright, Co
rwxSrYsISrH MAINE
Oliver s. Ho,mes, O.. G, hand
se..w; Baton, ca =, ss.s hasAa
Enus n. stevens, Co y. arm
Cor. raj Alser. L,,lIeaeld, @. g. am Nd sh'sA
Vim 4 Nichols, G.; Z. Ss "a :. MOL
SssSss. c s.: vance 10 sv ~ cavalry
lssi N Garce'on, 20. 4, loos
SSorporal CALVIN weaver, o. "
Stephen Buzzei. Co o..
J., eph w. MI ray, w
tnaTIes 3 ph,brook, Co
Caiyip BuzxeH, 90 b
!osss. ., WAY % 4 c@
THIRrTETH MAINE.
Ma or r. yal f. whitman. hand. ara .otm
6 or sergeant Edmand r shaw, o. b kssA
Edwin r. Goodwin, Co. Il, knee.
Hor &c E. pannine, Co E, back.
samue. w. Howard, Co. g.
VIM III. Fuller, Co. E s tsf tr..t., ....
sergeant Benz. Y. Beais, Co. a, aym
WIN. u. Iasr, Co 4, band.
hasc H. Duby, Co. K.
David mel ese, Go. r, bruissd.
thomas Marshan, Co. A. .
Charles s. Fowler Co 7, hand.
Corporal James Aiilen, CO 9, hand.
sa..a w. Howard. "a Q, les.
tcsc X. Joues Co !, leg.
Turner Wade, Co A.
Barney Grimes, Co. B, arm.
Thomas Kelly, Co ], arm.
Joseph Holdwrighs, Co. !, Arm.
Y newellyn r0tte, Co II, ankle
Corporal Henry AeNeai. Co. D, hama
Francis poherty, Go. B. Thigh.
John Dudenhof, 90. 3, ~
% geant John Long, Co. B, loot.
Sorr.anl John smith. O.. F, bowels-
ssrss.n. nso,s@ia Hs.es.o.o., O. 2, t.,sa,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-03
RAILROADS.
ANeE OF HOURS.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bsitirnors
n A L n o ID NJ,

GEN ERAL NOW NTs.
On and after Wednesday, January 20, 1884,
PASSENGER TRAISS LEAVE PHILADA., FOR
baltimore, At As) q. M, tExpress, N.ndAyu sx-
ec2sedl e.ie, N, 2eo ?: n, and li.rop m.
Wilmington, al Is5 (Mondays exeoptedJ s.os,
Am. LIS, 30, 1b0 and II .. m.
New Castle, ~ sos =. m, and 26O p. N.
Dover, at 8.0SA M and 80 p, m.
Milford, At sos 4. m.
salisbury, atsoO q m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE .
baltimore At s.SS, and IN a. m, Expressly IaB
Wilmingtoh at T.iS, Q, and I2IO a. n, I0.1S,
t.2o, Gao and los p. m.
Salisbury st laos p. m.
Milford At 2,S5p, m.
Dover at $50 a. m. and ass p. m.
New Castle At $50 ., m. and bb5 p. N.
Chester a. $40 and go .. M, fa6o, 8, TIA, and
Leave baltimore for Salisbury and lutermediats
stations At T.10p, m.
Leave DAltimore'for Dover and intermediate sta
tons, At i2.4)p.m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Loavo Chstter At go 9. m, 800 p. m.
Lehve Wilmington at b.s5, s.26 .. M, 3.l, p. m.
IhEIGHT TRAINS, with passenger car attached,
leave PhiisdslPhla, ios Parryvllo and insarmO
Leave Wilmington, for PerryVIlie and intermcii.
ate places, at T.20 p. m.
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphia and intormedi-
Lave wilmington Tor Philadslphia and interms-
sUEpxYs.only = 1so a. m. and II sOp. H., from
From PhilAdelShia 70 Wilmington ~ 40 q. m.
FROM Wilmington to Phil.deiphlA q, $50 p. m.
Only at s.o p. n. from Baltimore 10 Philadel'
jan2S-tf ..I..,H WI. sTEARNs, sup'L
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VEMEDICAL.I
SP EoIAL NoTIoE,

Or. NJ vELLNYs Private Hospital, m the red
srAi Block, Corner ofsevsnth and strest., opbog
site the Post and Psssnt omce,. Rooms % and "A,
up stairs, Washington, D. c. q. = vi
All diseases Of private nature treated In The
best scientific manner, and radical cures sneosed
in all esssa. SYPHnITIc AFFECTION CON-
oRRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of VoLUPTUous
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERA TTrS
ORGANS from any cause Whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
GoUT, RHEUMATfSM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES MUSCLES,
BONES and JOINTS scRoFULA, BLorcHES
ON THE FACE, ERUPTIoNSon the nnbs and body
and all other ERuPTIvE DIsEAsEssnd DISEASE
OF TUE BLOOD, from whatever cause they may
have arisen. .r
... AFFLICTED AND UEFoRTuEATE 90
No matter what your disease, let no false deli
Oacey prevent you from applying immedi,toly to
Dr.. vellny, who Is acknowledged to Be By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not to come and make
known your misfortunss, and he will speedy send
you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABUsR. I. ..
That dreadful soouiEe Of the young, INDUCED in
when alone, destroys the senerstive organs, units
them for married life, produsins weakness OF the
back and limbs, loss OF animation and muscular
power, pspitatien of the heart, nervous Irritable
iy, loss Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
consumption, and death. .s-..
YOUNG MAN! in view Of the dreadful conse-
quenees OF delay, do not fsu TO make your case
known Immediately 10 Dr.. ysllny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical skill
Thousands whose systems were shattered and
who were on the brink Of the crave, have been
brought back to vigorous health by his Skillful
treatment ...... .r.r...
..... .. MARRIAGE. ...-.. ..r4.. &
Married persons, or those contemplating natrI
mony, who suppeet themselves ofimpotensy SEMI
sal weakness, or any disease arising from . re-
lSsed state OF tho genital organs, whether they =
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indlssretions,
Indulgence ofthe passions in ripper years, are ear.
nostly entreated TO place themselves under the
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DROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY
HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHEZ QUAaTEIMAsTER,

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
WAsHIN9IoN, D. C., March 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
once until u O'Clock M, on MONDAY, March
Two thousand y oOOj Cavalry Horses, to be de-
livered At Syracuse, n Y, within forty tio) dayt
One Thousand Il OoO) Cavalry Horses, to be de-
livered at ogden1bursh, N. Y, within thirty (3Ol
days from date OF contract.
Said horses to be sound In all Particular, not
less than Ave 90 nor more than nine (9) years oldi
from iII to 10 hands high full heHhed, oompAotly
built bride wise, and OF size sufficient for cavalry
TkSR specifications ,ciR be sirieiiy adhered 10 and
rigfdlv sTlforced In every particular.
No bid viii be entertained unless accompanied
by guaranty for Its faithful performance.
~ should any United States officer guarantee
the propolAl Of bidder who should prove TO be
Irresponsible. his name shall be reported to the
Secretary of War, with q recommendation that
such officer be dismissed the service.
An bidders and gdranioTS tpH be held 10 he sticieEi
Of contract, o. 10 make he contract s6t Grdrdcd,
t0 BE- Joored by PTosccutton 10 The Jh sTteni Of he
late.
Form OF bid and guaranty can be had on sppliea-
successful bidders will be prepared to enter into
written contracts, with good End sufficient seeu'
Tity, Immediately on the acceptance OF their bids
The oath OF allegiance must accompany each
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
No bid will be entertained for less than nifty
horses.
Bids for he entire number OF horses required are
invited.
Payment will be made on completion OF con-
tract, or ~ soon thereafter as funds may be re-
ceived. 49,. ....
Proposals must be endorsed " Proposals for Cav.
airy Horses" and addressed 10 Lieut.. Col. James
A. Ekin, Chief Su"r'eFm"'ier, Cavalry Bureau
Any further information will be promptly given
on application to JAMES A. EKIN,
lieutenant Colonel, Chief Qgartermsiter,
m2-l2t Cavalry Bureau.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-03


An ACT to authorize the appointment Of war
den Of the Jail In the District OF olumbia.
Be u enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
TsSentdfiveS Of he United States Of america Ia
Congress assembled, That the President of the
United States shall appoint, by and with tho
advice and consent Of the Senate, some suitable
person TO be warden OF the jail in the District
Of Columbia, who shall hold his office for the
term OF four years, and who shall receive IN
annual salary Of sixteen hundred dollars,
which shall Include all fees and emoluments.
And said warden shall annually, in the month
of November, make q detailed report 10 the
Secretary OF the Interior.
Sec. 9. And BE- il further enacted, That the
said warden shall have the exclusive super
vision aud control Of the jails in said District,
and be accountable for the safe-keeping OF all
the prisoners legally committed thereto, and
shall have all the power and discharge all the
duties heretofore legally exercised and dis
charged over said jails and the prisoners there
In by the marshal of the said District.
Sec. 8. And be Il further enacted, That the
warden of the penitontiary in said District,
upon the order OF the Supreme Court OF said
District or the Secretary Of the Interior, shall
transport all conVicts sentenced to imprison-
ment beyond the limits OF said District TO the
place Of confinement, receiving therefor the
actual expenses Of himself, guard, and Of each
convict. And in case Of absence or other dis
ability of said warden, the warden Of said jail
having the custody Of said convicts, shall, upon
order as aforesaid, transport them To the place
Of confinement, receiving therefor the compen'
sation Aforesaid.
Sec. 4. And be q further enacted, That said
warden shall, before entering upon the duties
of the office, execute TO tho United States a
bond for the faithful performance Of the duties
thereof in the penal sum OF five thousand dol
lars, with sureties to be approved by some
Judge OF the Supreme Court OF said District.
o. r N..I l.. Ill a
and parts Of acts coming in conflict with the
provisions Of this act be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Approved, February 20, 1854.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-03
Aatipilal gtpnblifail.
A CAMP SONG.


VT, W, REILLY, suR0EoN TO TINE 9eTH ILLINOIS.
Comrades Tried 10 camp and nsld-
noidieTe sworn 10 Freedomf utnndafd--
VINO, when dread from sumter peald
Tones, At which nation feera-
Fearleas formed that nations VAnsuaru'
@ No cause more just,
No holier trust -,
Inspired the heart and nerved the hand
OF those brave strep,
0.HHH whose patriot fires
Gave Ere dom 10 eur native land .
Then shall we, midway, couat the cost
backward IN the furrow turningl
O shall in yAin their lives be lost
OuT fallen brethren-hero-hoatt
IL not honor worth the earning
IL not the flag,
Our foe would drag
Prom itn proud place, 40 glorious now,
As when ita light
Diapellsd the night
OF bondage from our eountry's brow
Veterans God 20 US hath left
Choice OF action that for ages
Leaves the world OF hope bereft
II We falteri But the gift
or our true manhood, all the pages
OF our history,
Elsewine mystery,
Gilds with promise, great and grand.
Let wars red brand
In Freedoms hand ..
Make this-our own-the promised land