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LATEST NE WS.
FrOsn Warrington.
Especial to the Gin iinnsti Enqulrer,l

WAsHINoToy, November 2.--But few ex-
rebel officers have been so kindly received
here as the ex NJ sj or General Longstreet, y
He has been take II by the hand by the Presi-
dent and Secretary Of War, aud by his old
friends, with feelings that must convince him
and his associates that by-gones are to be
considered by-sones, and the President and
the people are willing to forgive and forget
the past fur years. .ttu.4,f.5
Anon those Who are here to-day seeking
an interview with the President are Honorable
Robert W. johnson, Of Arkansas, and X. G.
Winner Smith, of Kentucky, They have been
warmly greeted by old friends, without dis
tDotion Of politics, parties or sections.
The course of some of the Southern State
Conventions Is calculated to produce no little
'embatrsssment in the recpnstrution OF South
ern 5tates-s-at least ia the admission ot their
representatives iu Congress, which 10 the most
mRterial step toward their res ognition as con-
stilnsDt members OF tho Union.
There is now little expectation that the
representatives from Geosgia will be admit
ted, as it is now understood that governor
Brown runs the State Convention 10 tnat
State. His whole fortune is invested IN we
State bonds issued during the war The Con
vtntion has been elected with view especially
TO protect the holders OF these securitiesi npu
whatever may be the consequences politically,
they are bound TO protect the holders Of these
bonds.
The President, through Mr.. Seward, has
announced that representatives sent by a state
that has recognized the validity ot such ool!- 90
cation, will not he recognized mere lhls
complicates the matter Of reconstruction very
considerably. If the delegates from the En-
pire State Of the South should be thus thrown
out, il is Questioned. whether those from Ala
bama, Akansas, Louisiana and the CarollnAs
will not stand out with them,
The Southern people seem to have Ignored
the necessity, in this emergency, OF holding
up the hands of Mr. johnson and giving him
all possible aid in carrying out his reconstruc-
ton policy They should recognize the TACT
that il rests with them whether that policy
shall be successful.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-03

FINE APPLES AND PoTAToEs.-Mr. James
StAnsel. OF J. V. NAuerth b Sons Wholesale
Fruit Store, has just received large lot of
the finest apples brought to this market He
has also on hand lot of fine potatoes. Those
who want any thing in that line would do we'll
to call at lOs Main Street, where they will be
sure to find something nice, and on reasona-
BILE terms.
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New York stock Market.
Nrw YonE, November 3.

Stocks 6rmer and lower Money on call
and sctive a. 7 per cent. Sterling quiet
at l0Stsl09h Chicago and Rock Island, 1924
Milwaukee and Prairie dn Chen, ,T14, Pntsburg
Fort Wayne & Chicago 95A; Alton and Tere
Haute A. Macon and Wisconsin,, ,45; Reading
ll6; Mich. Gen., 29t; Mich. South. 73I;
CleV and Pitts. S2A Chicago and Northwes-
tern 334; Cleveland and Toledo, l04; Western
Union TelsgrAph,70 New York Central 100
Erie 92E; do pref "a; Illinois Central scrip
l3s Gold l4si; Skies of 81 coupons IOGi
Chicago Toledo 100 One Year Certificate
97l; Burlington & Quincy, l36 Cleveland L
Northwestern. 30!; do preferred cat; Hudson
lott o. l. NJ. Certificates, 30; 6s '67, Il9;
6s 81, registered, 1861 5-20's coupons ex-
November, lO3I; do new issue, lOlt; lO-i0s
certificates 80 7-3Os 97s New York Skies
81; Missouri Sixes 774.
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Da- Every tody should go to the Fair to-
night. 1t will be the great event Of the sea-
son The entertainment will surpass every.
thing Of the kind that has heretofore been
with essed M
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rn r pre,ident and Bescher.

New YORK, November 2.--The Posls
Washington special says Rev. Henry ward
Beecher had an interview yesterday with the
President Mr.. Joenson was very frank 10
his statement OF his purpose and CONVICTIONS
and he declared that no State lately In reoel-
lion, ought TO be permitted to resume their heir
former status and position in the Union nh
they shall have adopted the Constitutions
Amendment and provided to extend proteo-
ton TO freedom. ,raf. .I . n.t..h -' a.
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s0-. The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has decided that hereafter hackmen and
carmen will not bo required to pay interna
revenue taxes on the amount Of their gross
reeeipis. ~. PHI - ----.---.-.. y. -.
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lssb,aek,s alltisrs. ,.,I

49,, aSbnek's asitteFs.l ridi :. a.
'sHhere is many a true wera sPeken
I'm JEST" said . gentleman 10 hia friend who re.
marked that s.Grse4baeks are Eaea bus
6~p~CAb ny DottoF'" fiasfHHV
See O. W. Roback'S Advertisement
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH LECTURES.
CLEGa,s HALL.

OlJEUO hhbl.
The first regular Lecture of the season
will be read at Cleggs Hall, on Thursday
Evening, November 9,b, by Hon. c. L. VAL
LANDIGHAM.
Su6ject-The Bible as Literary Book.
Doors open at 6 Ocloek-Lecture to com
mence at seven. =, uussr
BY order Of the LEcTUKE COMMITTEE.
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B@- The Fair in still in progress, and will
not close until tomorrow night There was
alarge attendance last evening, as usual, and
every thing passed Of pleasantly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-03

p6- Great attractions viii be offered at the
Fair tonight. TAs drawings will come of
for splendid Sewing Machine, silver tea>
set, aud several other articles of value
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-03

S~ Six companies Of the sth regimen.
Veteran Reserves, from Cipcinnati, have ar
rived at Camp Chase for garrisOn duty. The
remainder Of the regiment is at JOhOsOn's
lalNN0a -L-LlL- . D ---
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,1oot On tst, p.e,.r. and then on that"

ID a.
"Look on thts pictsrs and then on that.
Here you behold the in6rm step,
The pAllid cheek, wasting form, Va (
Untasted food and a social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales Of aches. pains,
Slsepless nights and mental despopSdSsSnyeyt
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetiteiforgoiten cares
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
And here the secret lies, that
Unknowp to Qoackehboss, the Doctor,
Smith had taken bottles three
OF DRAKEs PLASTATroN BlFTEEs; 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-03

a s6r Remember thai the drawing Of .
great number of splendid and valuable ar
ticles comes off at the Fair tonight,
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s6g~ There are about 6fty Inmates in the
Soldiers Home, near Columbus.

|{4Vh f-r-T---- Tr-rr-'r TTr1tffF17r 1891 '
B@- We publish, to-day, notice from
Treasurer Staley, which will be found of sps-
cial interest to the tax payers Of Montgomery
County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-03

WASHINGTON, November 2.-Orders were
issued from the War Department, under date
OF October %, to remit the une1Pired portion
of the sentences of large number OF enlist
ed men, and others, tried by court martial
upon various charges, sentenced TO be impris-
oned for q term OF years.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-03

no. Splendid Tablsaux Will be given a,
the Fair tonight, among them a magnificent
REPRESENTATION Of the ''stas spahg glsa Banner
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81. 5ohn,s Ohurch-Cl.gg's Hall.

Divine service, by Rev, DANIEL STECK
every SUNDAY at lOl o'clock A. NJ. and Z
P. NJ.
Services also every Wednesday evening, at
o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-03

s6s~ Let no one fail TO see the Splend (
TAbleaux at the Fair tonight
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MG0iraI.
auccess in BuainesH.

No business can be trulv successful which IL not
iounded on areai htuags ottnngss rheETtele INSIDE
want Success issuingfrom the claptrapof advertise
ing, or the tricks ottrade, or mere pretension and
display, will be only apparent and IN me end nut de
an article supplies publis want aud fairly meets its
reasonable expectations, its success aud general
adoption Ia merely question ofume. itmay be
retarded by adverse influences or sped by prospermg
gHss 2at iR shs shd sse e ip spRoiSIos had
their oririu IN great public want medicines for all
the common wants Of engnted e-curstnes that
father, mother nurse, OF traveller could always have
with them, AnH always rely upOn--ao simple that mis-.
TAX, uld not be made in the selection, 80 harmless
mat all might them with mpunity, and SO efficient
that all might rely upon them with safety. Such they
have proved. Thousands of families use them daily
Tor ali the ailments and scknesses Of life, and rarely
seriously sick, or rave need 10 call phyAcia
Thousands, taking some single Specific have cured
themselves Of chronic diseases which have been the
bane Of their lives and upon which they have spent
bundreds in yain, and among the millions who use
them, none are found 10 question their purity or em
,sSyar uuUPHREYs, SPECIFICS
combine ali the advantages Of the best Homeopathcn
treatmen Mt without It's int icaoy uncertainty. They
are preparedb by a physician OF over twenty years
syery conceiyable manper, and they have been en-
dorsed and recommended IN The highest terms by
the hundreds OF thousands who daily use them.
with a case i'm your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering, prevep
expense, and loss Of time, or the children having the
Measles or Scarlet Fever, or Whooplug. cough, Of
even Fever, by using preyentiVes IN the case.
IA KSu may eureTOuS OhilaFem
ofCroup OF Coils, or Tsolhache, or Headache, or
slee pie lessness or sasnng nom Teething, or Worms
or Indigestion or Wettng the Bed, or OatArrh, or
Measles or Whooping- Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Diplhcria or Bad Cold, Hoarseness, or Running
ofihe Ears and Deafness. even Scrofula, as thou
sands have done and do daily.
You may cure yourself
or Headache Weak Stomach, Indigestion, or
Billiousness, or tcatArrh, or q Bad Cold, or Sore
Throat, or Hoarseness, or Liver Complaint or Piles,
or Constipation, or Rheumatism, or Sore or Weak
Eyes, or Balt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, or General
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifics.
| NOT A FAMILY who have ever had one of hose
Family Cases Of HUMPHREYs' SPECIFICS, but would
give Ave times its cost rather than be withoutit.
FAMILY GASES.
Case of 50 large walls, in morocco, and Book Of
w
Case of % large walls, IN morocco, and Book. 90
Case Of 20 large walls, in morocco, and Book. OQ
Case OF % large walls, in PLAIN case, and Book. 90
Case of 10 boxes mo. TO 10y, and Book. "
Gaze Of any boxes (No. Ito 10y, and Book. 4 20
LIST OF
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A Cough. Gold, or Sore Throat,
REoUIRFs lhhEpIAfH ATTENTION, AID sHoULD bR
.7fr' oHEcKHD. " ALLOWED TO coNTINUh, % !.
Irritation Of tine Lungs, "a PsrIaa- >
nent Threat ARectief, aR In- o
l,s.aa GI ourabie Lung Diseass
y ,s,oss 20 ' IS v OETir rHI hI4ulF,' sa.a
BROWNS sRoEeHIAL TROCHEs
HAVING A DIRn0F MELUEHoE TO THH PARIS, Olyn
1. 7ii nnEBtAfH RELTKF
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con
sumptiVe aud Throat Diseases,
THoeHps AAs vsip vIra Always coop sUOonsb
SINGERS AND PuBLIcsPEAKERs

will hnd 7rOeAes useful IN clearing the voice Wh-n
taken before singing Speaking, and relieving III
throat afer unusual eKerton Of the vocal organs
The TNoches are recommended and prescribed by
Phyaielnns, and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country. Being article Of true
merit, and having proved their efficacy BY teat Of
many years, each year nnds them in new localities
in vaTous parts Of the world, nd the TnOches ars
universally pronounced better than other ar icles
DO not lake SSy q The R5sss iaoSs l6s. may nS
be offered. ~ .aa. I'D yu,l IA BID 1.nl.ftil A :
Sold eyeFyWhene in the pnlted States, and In For
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-03

THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF SCROF.
ULA.--When small hard knots appear under
the skin on the glands of the neck, or small
ulcers about the nose and throat or sores
about the eyes or face, this is the the time to
use Purifier OF the Blood, TO carry the hu
NOR out of the system, before tho disease be-
comes seated and the system fatally disorgAn.
ized SCovIL.L's BLooD AND LIVER SYRUs is
the Remedy physicians are using in their
practice, as one of the very best Medicines
known for curing those diseases which are
caused by an impure state of the Blood
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street,
rtuoruv eppn a. or
Ei01Ii,n a. oIn - sio 90 pei O"S"
WHEIT-old W., a. e. az ~ No.. wh..,
81 TOOL 80.
SopN o.
SGTS SS.oa,o.
pHbIpy SS, oo
pEEE ieIoS9'i v"
BiITTEp 9oSs
C4icFFNs m : fVSy1S SgHSoo
@'S-''''
ORocERIEs-RErAIL PRICES
TEAs-sl 6o1a2 M
COFFEE- -aSiS69n .d
SfIrAR IeCSSn P'' P0""u
C0FFEE SIfSEp IVi o. u
ORnsHRh SGIGxpN
M0I'AaSEs SI aanI n"P1 P1
sYRTTPNSi ~ OVV9i w p'' ga
CHEEaENono
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SoApS1iko I ~ ="
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u. NJ Harris d Co., of Cincinnati, arc now
putting up medicine for the cure Of PolpO
nary Diseases, known by the name ofAnsh' s
lung Baisani. This remedy is curing cases
OF Consumption that were considered in
durable ID This remedy breaks up the most
harussing Cough id an Incredible short
time. NXVg1sH
For sale nv all drugeiatE t.r.If. 9H2Tl
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Commercial,
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, November 3, 1865
corrected by HKINsoN sEIDER, No. 60 Jeaerson
street,
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STEPHENS HUBER & 90.
Real Estate Agents,

e7o 81 ESQ Third st.
MIL attend ~ the sailing and buyibs Of real estate
loan money oa bond and ortgage snake Qlleotons
~ AOz AbpHnesaHntrosted 10 them VIII be hith
i0lly ettspdea 49, go leeak ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-03

Group or Coils, or Teohache, or Headache, or
Slice plessness, or safsnng from Teethng, Worms,
or Indigestion, or Wetting the Bed, or OatArrh or
Measles, or Whooping- Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Diplheria, or Bad Cold or Hoarseness, or Running
ofihe Ears and Deafness. even Scrofula, as thou
sands have done and do daily.
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City and Other Matters.

Arrival and DsPartars of Train.
Z kTrans arrive ana depart from The uniop DSpot as
oloWs; y
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS
LarrR PROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
Anticipated Action Of the Britsh ssyern.
ment- withdrawaf OF its RecsgnItfen or
Rebel Vessels - The London ..ffmes"
en- the Opening sf enr Psrfe-xresaaent
z 9enSssp Praised for the eAct-EScAte1c@t
IN France en- Mexican Affairs Undtmsn-
ished. ..-.-.-.
NKw YORK, June ls.-The steamship Sidon
has arrived from Liverpool, with adyices to
June s. = .--il '-rt -.t 49,
mixed, l7s. 3d.; beef, steady pork, heavy;
coffee, inactive; consols, ssSaeo u. Sa5sOs,
66a6jS.
The London DAILY News says that Is the
war may now be CONSIDERED az an end the
Queens Government is about TO refuse any
longer TO recognize Confederate men.of- war In
British ports Vessels, therefore, claiming that
character, will be obliged either to depart or
assume some recognized nationality. sbL
The Times makes similar announcement,
The Times says President John SON procla-
nation opening the ports is creditaole 70 MS
moderation, aud Is another instance OF the
respect for law which has guided the United
States Government in its dealings with fore4gn
nations. 1t hopes this moderation will not he
unrewarded, and that English vessels will not
attempt 10 enter Texan ports.
In another article the Times contends tnac
there is not the slightest ground for expecting
successful issue In Texas, although disorder
may be maintained for year or two In the
same article 1t expresses the earnest hope that
the Confederate leaders may be treated In a
generous spirit
Lord Paimerston rendered a pension of III
teen hundred pounds TO Mrs. Coodep, Wnicn
was gratefully declined.
1t is stated that the anxiety about the Mexi-
can affairs continues undiminished In Paris,
and speeches on the subject are anxlousiy
awaited in the Corps Legislauf
The Paris Patria says the efforts OF toe j ua-
rists in the United States TO obtain volunteers
was entirely without result.
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Kirby Smiths Farewell to His Troops.

Kirby Smiths Farewell to His Troops.
The following is the farewell address OF the
rebel General Kirby Smith to his troops:
HEADQUARTERS TRANS. MISSISSIPPI DE-
PARTMENT, HOUSTON, May 80, 1S65.-Soldiers :
The day after I refused the demand Of the
Federal Government to surrender this De-
partment / left Shreveport for Houston.
ordered the Missouri, Arkansas, and Louisiana
troops TO follow. Ny purpose was to concen-
trate the entire strength OF the Department,
await negotiations, and. il possible, secure
terms alike honorable to soldier and citizen.
Failing In this, intended to struggle to the
last, and. with an army united in purpose,
firm in resolve, and battling for the right,
believed that God would yet give MS the vic.
tory. reached here to find the Texas troops
disbanded and fastened to their homes. They
had forsaken their colors and commanders;
had abandoned the cause for which they were
struggling, and appropriated the public prop
erty to their personal use. Soldiers, am left
commander without an army; q general
without troops. You have made your choice
1t was unwise and unpatriotic, but it Is final.
/ pray You may not live to regret 1t. The
enemy will now possess your country, and
dictate his own laws. You have voluntarily
DESTROYED your organization, and thrown away
all means of resistance. Your present duty is
plain Return to your families. Resume the
occupations OF peace. Yield obedience to the
laws. Labor to restore order. Strive both by
counsel and example to give security to life
and property. And may God in his mercy di.
rect You Alright, and heal the wounds Of your
distracted country.
l---..-.. E. KIRBY SMITH. General.
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GREAT FIRE AT SARATOGA.
The United States Hotel and Marvin
House restroyed.

SARATOGA, n. Y, June is, 8 p. m.-About
alt.past tour o'clock this afternoon nre was
discovered in the north wing OF the United
States Hotel. A short time after, second
broke out in another and distant part OF the
building. The flames spread with fearful vio-
lence, and in q few min tes both wings were
a sheet of fire, and soon after the whole edi-
flee was mass of flames. So rapid was the
progress of the fire, that 1t was with difficulty
the guests succeeded in escaping without their
effects. Before six O'Clock the building fell in
with a fearful crash. A portion OF the furni-
ture only was saved. -.
The flames communicated TO the MARVIN
House, which was also speedily destroyed. The
bank adj Joining is seriously threatened.
The fire is still burning. 1t is generally
believed TO have been the work Of an incen-
diary.
All the other hotels are safe.
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People up the Tennessee River Refuse to
Sell Their Cotton.

CAIRO, june 1.-THE CLARA Dolson came in
from New Orleans with fifty more men from
consist OF some SO uads from various regiments,
representing nearly all the Northern STATES.
The Clara Dolson, as she came up, brought 400
men as far up as the mouth Of the White river,
where they were TO proceed into the country
on an expedition.
Some OF our merchants who went mp the
Tennessee river to cultivate trade in that sec
,ion report trade prospects most discouraging-
The people are very poor, and yet swearing
they would rather starve than sell their cotton
at twelve and fifteen cents, the price now Of
fered them. They report the little towns up
the Tennessee river quiet enough for country
churchy8rds.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Vessel n eDopted AshoPe.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 19-Ipformation
reached this place early this morning that an
unknown vessel was in distress of Cape
Henry. The steamer Amanda Winants was
Immediately despatched to her relief
Three hundred Confederate prisoners are
being sent through here daily, en- route for
their homes. .I.-..l.r
There are about five thousand Union soldiers
(patients) at Hampton hospitals at present
These hospitals are in charge OF Surgeon Eli
Mcclellan. .-
At Newport News there are about thirty five
hundred Confederate prisoners, five hundred
of whom are In the hospital in charge Of Will
liam A. Smith.
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War DepGrtnnent, AdJutant Generals Office, I

Washington, ID. G June I9, 1866 {
The folio wing officers having been reported at
the head quarters of the army for the offenses
will stand dismissed the service Of the United
States, unless within fifteen days from this date
session in this city. Of which Brigadier General
John c. Caldwell. United States volunteers. is
charges against them:
Absence Uithont lfdve.
Captain Simon Knobelock, lat Maryland volun-
teefs.
First Lieutenant A. P. Day. 18th Connecticut
volunteers.
First Lieutenant Augustus II. Wright, Path
United States colored troops.
Second Lieutenant Jehn K. Wink, 1st Maryland
volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Francis McFsll, 18th Penn.
sylvania voiunte ers.
second Lieutenant Fred. W. Buck. Ist United
States colored troops. i. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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q FROM IOWA.
Nominations of the Republican Conven-

DUBUQUE, June II AT the Republican State
Convention held at Des Moines, VIM. M. Stone
was nominated for Governor; b. f. Cine OF
Fort Dodge, Lieutenant Governor; George
g. Wright for Judge of Supreme Court and
o. Fariile for SuperintendentofP of Public Build
ings.
Among the resolutions adopted was one in
favor of an amendment to the Constitution or
the state, striking out the word white.
The w ar Department has designated Rock
Island as the grand departmental which shall
he collected and stored all ar ullery, arms, ord
nance and other trophies captured during the
war by North western troops. These will be
system atically arranged and carefully pre-
served under the supervision OF the ordnance
department.. The prison barracks, ,storehouses,
etc , are TO be vacated as soon as possible and
at once made available for new uses
Dubuque and Sioux City railroad will be-
completed and opened TO Apphngton, twelve,
miles west of New Hartford, by the 1st OF uly.
This will make twenty three miles OF new road
opened within one mouth.