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Eye, Ear. Throat. Lungs
and Heart Medical
Institute,

nor the special treatment of the Eye, Ear, Throat
/ Lungs and Heart. and all diseases of tumefed
character, such as CANCER, FISTULA, PILES, &C
All Cancer cases are cured without instruments OF
pain.
DIR. D. MAcRAE. Practical Surgeon and Physician,
of the Chicago Medical Institute respectfully informs
the public that he made diseases vi the above mcn-
toned organs his special study, Anatomcay Physio
logically and Pathologcaly, with all diseases of
Tumefied nature and diseases that appertain to Fe
males and endeavored to understand their nature and
causes, since he graduated of medicine and surgery,
and he knows that he made himself proficient in
the treatment of the organs mentioned he therefore
positive where there is dsintegraton
of the organs. He givesattention to all branchestof
Surgery in conjunction with his special branch in the
medical profession.
artificial Eyes Inserted in the most CON-
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Milton.
Dr. MAcRAE respectfully informs the public that he
has graduated in three of the best medical colleges in
the United States has enjoyed advantages and faci-
ties for practical observation and experience attained
by very few, having heen associated with of tho
most reputable professors of medicine and surgery
Europe and the United States in private and hospital
practice In addition to the above he has also been
colleague of the immortal Mcdowell NJ. d., the founder
of the Missouri Medical College, and Professor of Sur
gerry and Dean of the Faculty Secondly, he held u
Commission in the L. s. Army rcgmental surgeon.
He graduated of medicine and surgery in 1851. All
of inquiry in relatie, 10 i health continuing
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McEis ScGOR WHOLESALE slAHKE
Corrected weekly by
BENTON BROTHERS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists and Groccrs.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. q, 1865.
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The especial examination is asked of all who want
any brand of PURE WINES OR LIQUORS for medic
inal or other purpose. complete assortment always
on hand. isf gao ~ .s $50
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25
A Battle at Hand In virginia.

ina Lows rom our Nny IN 'front.' oil h'ehmond
n ominou' % approaching ps'te' Inc re'o's S'
eve n''7 MAKING 1''IcrNe e"o'' " '''Se OF ''e
COW vat IL o." r''''hs 'h'n - ''oscl.' ana 10
NJ Of uli''s'' " ~ VI 'nA' quarter %
uh' '' ''''''' 400" " &c 'oE'a' h'i US ~"
70 mt SO" 'h' 'f''. - u'h'AfJ OPERATIONS
ne 40" 10 awe pos - "l'uln '''efa' L'af
no ''' n.'n'oS i''f'' " Known '' ".'
chhAeFr sener"' lWlre 1917 H"ems '" ue
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
sATuRDAY MORNING. MAR. Is, 1850.
The Cresd Campaign.

Ah- vcsts more will decids Nc grand canpai.1
shs hp n tho Confederscy. Tho nc, which Con.
sal GRAM has 90 long been weaving for iac r..
tsnsIomeu, Of LHxR army Is spp1f i ntNly
completed. Gradually, bu, steadily and surely
tbs Gordon II Federal bsyone,s has bre0 ooftrac'-
ing ahoui tho retail capital culiins ~ IA 90 one hno
hen smother ~ N. ar,eric, wi 'oh ,"rrl''' Is Hh
the means Of warfare, until, ,,ts rr''cut time al
bu, one has fecn severed. ~ The clu nation Of
ths campaign approaches, every ,uoeseding day
aids additional intcr,n W tie s,uauon. Bo'h At
ths North and At the South a II regarded as VIC
campaign which must Of necessity virtually rad
The var 10 the event Of In on success; and the un
folding NJ General GaASr's grand Plan is therefor
vsShed with 40 esg,rness not rnani'es:sd In any
-~ther since the beginning ~ the var. North ard
son,h alike feel that IrKs trmy In essentially n.
-oly pillar that nov affords The Couf,isrAcv any
substantial support. Aside fron IBIS army %,
Isbes have M force u st dAres b. mako = siAn1
and certainly none thA, could long survive ITO
overthrow 81 Jts. Tho question ~tich naturally
suggests itsef therefore, IL What " u LrH d. ,
Every dsy NN brinRr snvay.s nesirr to RE
pond renders bis situation more prec,rious ~ u
vill require but short time fnr snEvAS 10 rs'
within striking distance n the DsnviUo Rl.lfotd
and thus complete tho isolation u the rebel cspta
LIVE " Voc sLrowd genera uhito f1rc7ce tho coase-
qusncs that would result from such eou 30 and to
obvis.e II he will 10 compelled esther to cvacuaie
Richmond pretty scou or invent some ueans To
check tho northw,rd adyanoo Of the irreprcsNtlo
snkHsAS. but In any event he will be obi, o N
hghi Al an early day. Heretofore he has been for.
tunsto enough 10 have line ofrctrs.t conveniently
open on oil occasons snd IN mos, INSTANCES lie has
made good use q II; btt now ne IL isrly brough,
~ bay, and no alternative remain but TO mcot the
onset with bold non, possible, sni t'acc
che fate Of the Confectionery upon IA isfGr4 Of o
battle Nobody can IL vine with cer.. MY what tho
result, of that battle viii 10, bat satisfactory con.
elunon may BE drawn nom the relative 'crceA md
other circumstances. Numerically, The ioivc Which
Lrr will he able W ullster, cannot certainly be
more than half - great ~ will be the combined
forces opposing him. But be will have the old Ad
vsntags Of acting on .hs defensive. Of stectng his
own ground, and Of This privilege he viii no likely 70
mshs the best use The poin, tina, he VIII sole
for the anal struggle will he, unque-iion4tl-, n
'las' ditch" which Tie rebels have 80 lonS uEel
about. In ID the last formidable struggle o. tho
rebellion will 10 msdo, and IT, too, Will he buried
The embryo Coniederacy.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

Tim mill spring wsather which has prevailed
Tor the last Few days has caused farmers ihrou ;h.
out the country to prepare Tor seeding, aud rs,
directed public attention 70 tho condition Of the
Winter crops Reports from nearly oil p.rls OF
,he country, concur in fhow,nR that ths prospect
for q ioayy yield II Nlutr wheat has 10 4. IN
looked more favorable than st the pTossn, 'iino
ido pas; " MFR Las lceu remarkably iayo-. bs
tor wheat The wcat e. was unusually sttady,
wesACs, ,hc ground -tcA lilv renamed q Oss.i anI
was covered With snow FOR loa,eg perc4 ttkn
has been known Tor many years. Ihcso are TIC
m'1t tE'oralo condiUons for whest-co,4 aud
sIcNiy Ne1tler aud zoe ground covered with
Snow. IL is tne variable yea Ter Ia H. winter
t3le that 81 sen &" wlLior-kill" IN vhtst ChAu. es
n ON cod 10 viru--lreszius aud then u. Nin. 70
causes exposure o. tue sender rOota OF mo wheat
and riutcr-AiI follows. Accounts foIu Esarly
tEc enure agricultural st-icL Of the N,s concur
IN tho sts,cInont that the wheat never loOEed bet
sor thsn GOV, anu # II Is for. un ate en-. lsh 10
escape the hy, wAyL rust, aud other possible
hacksc+s, We may eXp1ct Dountlul crop.
In ms connoutlu-, the summary whist has Just
Teen issuei 'ru,a to Department Of Agriculture,
concerning the crops Oi ast year details some iu-
toretting lAcis The total numuer Il agricultural
products in tie los a. States, Ass ear was .liin-
S5, i55 -an lurruSBa OF s4si ojl,ll5 over ,-e pre-
o,u pg year. lLo me- Bsso IA tnt amount ~ Grain
pro u-ed last year, rs compared "hh 1873, was
DrEi,hB lnir ia a gratifying GxhItlt OF I.cr Sc
oonHdcrlug the Gram upon toe producing dlstr ci
caused oy Wal. II thr prospects Tor tie pres.
en- crop continue as favorable as T. nave Leu
thus lar, however, Ibe proportion o. liner, Az ioI
$500 VIII 20 greatly in excess Of the asst eZb,pI.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

beautiful display q Tags banners etc, I'll con-
sriroI = MAKE scene not eaSily forgotten D.
roee yao Witnessed ", and tho moral lcs-on In
rtllospi ~ ID. procession. was NJ less striking.
A solid mss II men sue,ch.ng slong Inc five
MT es In lonrth, who had assembled 70 pay r.-
huts OF respect ,ud vcnersu for the memory n
Christian apostle a. In itself noble exhibition.
Bat IN sldron 10 that th- IMMENSE ooucour~ Of
fn,p tpls Of the Faihcf Mathew Tompcranc. So
seueA Was s.lont lecture N favor Of Ah''insnco,
ahicl, 20 tae b,holI-r, was more potent tlin
words. Toe celebration, IN t5orL vss one q ne
mos, imposing u tho KIND ever scea IN This ciiy,
and speaks well 'or those to wlorn rs manage.
n euI VAS outrustei.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25
Thursday, MARCH no.
GENERAL SHERMAN.
hi. Army At Fayetteville.

Po-'r,ss voproe, kdrch ii.-rhc s',- -er Chan.
pon arrived here this morning 10. 81 n-.au.
SHE leI w luinrton on the 1tih instant ringing
the FIRST dtfni.e inter -onco respecting the move
mcnls o. General e1crmtn and bis forces.
o. ,he morning Of the 1ith instant s,ou's
nom General s1ernAn's army res'ted VII
mington w. the news that MS army h>i
reached Fayetteville, y. C., and were encampoI
in i,s immediate VIC uity, qu etly resting rfopars
tory to another march uorthwsrd.
Fort-e" Soaroc, March l4.--Everyth.rE 10
q 4 IN and around Win nlton. Business Of .h
kinl, grAduslly resuming its former ss7'f Toe
oil merchants an j residents remaining in town are
rs,rdly accus ming themselves to an1 Scqdi, sclns
In the new orae. Of affairs.
tFavctievire II situated on the West bank NJ tho
river tCare Fear aud the caTital of Cunt orlaat
County. Tie population Of tho place Increased
from 1852 q 1870 20 900 IN I $50. II ~ now one
Of the 'srgcs, pisces in the State, and tofore thu
rebellion was the centre Of active trade and q .
sea, ~ u,rufaciures " some Importance. There
were, among o,har enlesp ises, several turpeuitna
q y'lleries, cotton Factories and gris. mills Few
milea shove, on the river, in Chatham County, ez-
snssc coal inncs nave been IN operat on for yesrs.
Numerous PLANK roN1s have been constructed IN
to IS direction rom Fayetteville, while one eSteudo
Westward for the distance Of ono hundred and
t~enty miles 20 Charlotte. TIE great mportar .
Of Fayetteville IL due to the arsenal there, which
was ssi1ed by nc rebel authorities when the cid
an area Of some hi,y acres, and were built Al grea,
expense 10 the General Government. The rtOe
have teca running them night snd day snos u 0
commencoLat ~ d the war
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

Concord, n II. March !i-rLe election OF s'H'o
o.aosrs and members Of Congress nnd Legislature
too r acc 10 day. Tue Republicans fuppor"u
Frederick snythe for Governor aud tue DenocratS
Edward "A 'rrinlt1n Both gentle wore ltA-
an s,-lv 1our this even NJ indicate that slnyine's
majority will exceed 5000 Many towns maze maze
considerable Union gains over the vote @ lAst Sear'
when Giluore's majority WAS about o'oo" ~ ~
greCs'e yto to-day will be less ny so"'
t4au th-I 90 last ear. ,, r,i.,-... -
LslQ3es 4ss..
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Rebc, ,rGei,y to Union Prisoners.
Wilmington correspondent, Of the Pailsderhl
PsT1. s!s!

Wilmington Correspondent, Of the Philadelphia
PsF9a sys!
Everywhere in the lower part o! the city ,bo eye
is Az tcu - u ghI bseletYl6 of men array o.
"a ~ sert o. uncl-th sArh. You look At tie r
-trunse, upua'ursl fhoe', and wonder whether
iheao are the uSa,.s Of living me u not rather
pyfc,.sueni al 4 uyntlg drawn over fcsh'o5,
l.IN. Thc.reycs are sunysn, aud you slsrcsly
~. Shat the Naso Wis on. They Often Es.,ra.,
aud YOU wi' zee the head Of Young ipsn or 10y
-, ta'u As AZ Id mans pate lew weak, strrR-
el,us tar5 al that suffering has Loaf, OF tls,
Hisryed nature hiss teen sbe 10 sustain.
rhe-e poor beings when ,hoy are strong
cuoI gh - creep sbOiL wander hi.la way f'onl
heir hospitals aud sun Themselves Ipin cellar
door, AL lie upon the ,ric,. pg,e.ne.ts. la .le
h,Trtta.s 40 men with wolrd8 Oh which woiMl
hrreJ 'nd iecu upon tie living LsHa. You zee
mCu Who's toes have rCeu eslsh into by i seAsc
aui mNegots ul Ne joints hive droppsi %. rhere
men nAve Il cir 'eel bound p In rags, and lnty
l'.lle slowly a.,ut SUPPORTING .lo.r Glicr -
30 ltsteps By r4t' sticks. you would ri. pose that
.aeec men had rescued ,he very pit OF human o. ~
cry, lut Z y0u converse with u 'm tuOy will tell
you shat ;Aey are La.Yy. lhey have leu IN tie
hanu9 " lAumGu creAtufe1, mon without heArtH,
almost without souls nov taey are with Their
hieAus, aud taey are hAppv. They hAvo teen
fUuly IaAuesI aud starved DOW theV are ten
dcfly ,areI Tot a. 'ct. Home Is be,Eoniny 90
iAetl. The L1er,Iyd prisoner only waits ,or ues''h
AuI Strength, Which hope Will coon breathe 'nto
hs yc.ns, llI .Lou lie Will le ~ esr,tly para, Sc
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uorsr. y n H,-eh14 1880 2. N-Re;urn,
'r1-. o. t..,li. and cries sis, q H. NJ sSlor tR-r
f1r Cpug1css 4617 Ltro. Dem. 1904 6iv ;cs
~ VI .rs.ot'l majority over H.rev 1863 Tx
c-s'ues the election - Re, iubiicAn ncrnLert
O, Congress from -" II .mI sire, ysiu q; one.
Coneorl :. v H., ID rch 2.-The vote Tor GOV.
error ~ iN tvns 'otsup as e. 5Ns. smyiae
2i,cG5 H,rr nst L. i 3l3.
Gcu. M.rson IL elec.ci 70 Cong-csf, IN tee lsi
dis,ric'. ~ yearly i,5J0 majority and n Toe athcs
two districts, RI los and Patterson are res c ted
By about 600 majority.
Toe Rcpu. H. ans nave elected all the Councillors,
nine out = twelve Senator, and majority %
about iJ0 IN the VI Use
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wednesday,, March IS.
SHERMAN ASD S"IIOFIFLD.
highly Favorable Nev-.


val inJiin N, q. C., March i4--ii 4 MAJ
Gener,i Dtf Dispatches direct from Genera
sssr-An aud e,hofcj taVo teen received tbs
morning by this department
General & ern;l'l dispatch is lated March ca,
., LAlrei Hi, " c. H. SAYS; I'VE sro all vel
.pd have done dnely, Details are, for obvious
reasons. on ito ."
General schofed, in sdispa.cb. dated =, N.v-
bern, March II states that the u.-h. of the i0,h
near Southwest Crrel, nr,,g was fairly beaten ;
tha, during tbe nigh, be reHraIed across the Neuso
at nston, srd now holds tie north bans Of the
river At thst place.
EDwtN NJ trAN1oS, Secretary ~ War.
tLiurcl IN IL town n Richmond County q,
Nortl Carol NJ, about thirty miles south"oe OF
..ye.ty.iie Tue y stance from fsyctteNi.le T.
Ralcsa Us about syIy nile-
From Fortress Monroe.
Fortress h,nro-, March ii.--Ths steamer VIZ.
GINA, Captain savder, arrived hore lisi EVENT. z
from Wilmington, y. c ten. s.,ruaa's CD 81
onar'ermAster had arrived ut Wilmington, \ c.,
aud all the transports and other vessels laden with
supplies lave been ordered from both Charleston
sai Savannah, wih orders ~ r,nle yous Al New
Inlet, &C.
The exchange o. prisoners under the rcc.ut Ar.
ra1somenl al Varona Landing between Col. hul-
ford and The rebo agents ia progressinx very rap.
lily. The aesmer & ,orge Washington arrived
.r.-1 ,srre this morning with $50 Of mostly aicS
l. ,oInted The steamer New York IL expected
to-day with 'arge number. A fast as the steam
Gre arrive .hey arc Dispatched to Annapolis, MI.
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From Eur0Ie.
Two Days Laser Sew,.

Ha'taI, March ld.-The steamship Africa from
iye.poo. the 4th, By way Ct Que nstown the 9TH hs
arrived.
The London TIME saws tho fall OF Charleston lie a
victory which ~ Nlp nsate the t,te. IA TO- u,auy
Aiuie'. II LeaCVee she South nov virtually slu. Jt
ON the World.
hive pAeeI Mn, To- 40 i,rs,un.I .a,r 81 mill -,
gene.
The London DAILY NEWS FAVE ere Ia some pros
pect VI shipments Of gold beng made to Nov OK
o"lhs to IN hHtusss OF EXCHANGE,
senator OJto nEu ssuei an address, dated london
feb gan 10 The lOye.vign pp, .C Of tn eto Of rca
~ &c "a Which he explains the reasons Shich led
MN 70 eIrconLect himself from The Coniede'He ~
slsIhurt and SEEK refuge in England lilo I,lse nliCs
hAS dehuucgtIous against tie Tsuoi goVornHIent.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25
The Celebration of r.. rutr,e,,,, n, ,

1nr ceremonies which oocurfel on Friday IN
COMMUNICATION Of the death Of st. PAAcx viii
long lie remembered 10th by participant anu spec
tAors The memery Of the patron Saint OF Ire
land has always been cherished and reverc,L and
ito anniversary Of hls death propa'y rospoc,ed.
The service yesterday, however, wero more i'm.
posing and impressive than usual. The plumber,
aJpe'rsuoe' order aud exemplary conduct OF al
who took part IN the celebration, rendered II al
occasion OF which New York may Justly feel proud
The arr'ngemon's for The procession wore al
m'rahe. Everything connected with II seemed &c
he the result OF systemO'o preparation, and none
OF ths. confusion and disorder which arc % ap, "a
mar demon sirstions Of such magnitude, were Oh
EervAble. On The march W Broadway and through
the various streets designated in the programme,
The procession presented splendid appearance The
r.y Uniform Of The military, Tho rich reg.hs
N kAlAH XsAsw 6aclnSR Spa Skns<a. ~
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sIsdrLAs Gaze has come to light IN Boston. A
stall otheor In the United States service stole .hir-
teen thousand dollars in government honds, aud
forwarded them W his mother NJ south Boston for
sale kceplng A daughter-n-law OF tie mother
discovered the money and stole II. Ohccrs Of tue
law stepped IN, and the money-yA ta.lpg " lssl
An sha lllahinaxA shs An q hier. M.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25
GENERAL SCUOFiRLD.
Sryvs via NrNsheru.

Nepb:rn, ". C, k1reh IA o'clock ?. NJ
YESTERDAY the eneny fell back across the Hsuss
River, after burning the bridge over that stream.
/, - reported that hey slao burnt the rebel ram
ct n I. SAM time Which was guarding the lndse-
r-ntor T. ,ow going forward IN rebuild the bridge.
The railroad IL completed 10 within slort di1.
iance Of the river opposite Kinston.
TIE eurny viii not e sble " reuan in Ension
lous, oven 4 they decline to mako smother stand,
n which Ihsro Is uIuch doubt. Desorers Gud re-
fngees continue 10 CONS into our lines. Tn enemy
suffered The most, owing to their rrrestel charges
On our rofkn, ia which hey were repuls'd nsch
tine, With severe loss. Our troops stand dor
ground ruAuhill,, and arc n high spirit, over tho
prospect Of meeting sherman SON. Doctor PAGE,
Of the San tary Commidsou, who has sent for'o
with supplies 10 80 iron, for n" wounded has
also collected a list Of the killei and wounded,
which will be sent ON for publication.
Occuration OF kipston.
Wd'hinTton, March i5.---A noon to-day ,hs
navy Department received sdviccs by tbs Uniscd
states steamer Lehiyht at Fortress HJnroc, that
General SchoGeld occupied Kinston, Y c. on to
18Th instant General Bragg and his army rrtres,-
ing.
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Occupation OF Kinston.
The Fifteenth Connecticut Regiment Not
Captured.

The following letter was sent W tho Hartford
PrrsS and appeared in Its columns Tuesday cyen-
ing;
NEwBERE, n. C., March If.
Aessrs Editors: Our .lgces a. Kinsson hava
captured number Of rebola and taken Coloncs
UphAm's brigade rom tie rcbels, an the ? ,teenh
il again all rirht and ready for fghI General
T rrv has formed q junction with our forces -
Kinsion and Sherman will 10 IN tie rear Of ths
rebels At bookstore to-day or tomorrow Our
forces here will keep the rebels =, work II they can,
until Sherman gets ~ their rear.
Yours, In hpf,e, H. II,
The New York herald., 1865-09-18

Important from England-The Fenian
Excitement.
The City of Boston, which arrived yesterday,
brings us four days later news from Europe,
the most important of which Is that relating to
the Fenian movements in Ireland.
1t Is already reported that the English gov
ernment had proclaimed four counties in Ire
land, meaning, we suppose, that they had been
virtually placed under martial law. This re-
port, published in the HERALD Of yesterday, is
somewhat confirmed by the extracts which we
publish this morning from Cork and Dublin
papers that the proclamation affecting Tip
perary had been recalled, and that several
cities and towns were to be placed under sur
veillance in accordance with the "Outrage
Act"
The movements and Developments in Ireland
were evidently producing considerable effect
in England, and creating some alarm in official
circles. The London Times, which copied one
Of our reports Of tho Fenian organization in
this country, characterizing the affair as joke,
and vehemently insisting that the drills in
Ireland were drills of men in buckram. has
since changed its tone, and now speaks in
threatening language Of the severe punishment
that will be meted out to the Fenisns if they
attempt q revolution. All the fine sermons
preached to the United States, when our rebel
lion broke out, about mercy and conciliation,
are forgotten, and the way to punish treason is
only thought of by this organ of John Bull.
We give pretty full accounts, from the Eng
lish and Irish papers, of this remarkable move
ment. While these demonstrations, 80 alarm
ing to England, are being made in Ireland, the
Fenians here and in Canada seem to be quite
active in maturing their plans, whatever they
may be, for future operations.
The New York herald., 1865-09-18

ALABAMA ON REPuDlAroN.-We perceive that
the Alabama State Convention has adopted, by
vote Of dfty-eght to thirty-dve, resolution
. In opposition to the reputation Of the Con-
federate debt II is possible that those fifty
eight gentlemen who are opposed to the re-
pudiation Of the rebel debt may have little
personal interest in the matter, a few rebel
bonds, and wish TO bolster up the remnant Of
Southern credit in the English market by max
ing pretensions TO an intention to pay of the
debt. Be that as ii may, II would be well for
these gentlemen, and all others who think with
them, to make arrangements for the hquida-
ton of their Indebtedness as 1t existed before
the war; and also to provide by taxation for
the payment of their share Of the national
debt which the United States government has
incurred in consequence Of the rebellion.
These little bills must be settled first. II Ala
bama and all other Southern States can pay
off both their share Of the Union war debt and
the whole of the rebel war debt so much the
better; and we hope their resources, as being
now developed. will enable them to do so.
The New York herald., 1865-09-18
Our Returning Veterans.
-. u,vwv svvru uMAaqACUIsFTTa ~ q

"
This regiment under command Of Colonel Chapman.
passed through here yesterday They numbered three
hundred and sixty men, and here on board OF the
steamer Empire City
THE sEvESrY.FIrrH NEW YORK.
The above regiment also arrived yesterday and immo-
diately left for Albany.
THE FOURTEENTH MAINE.
The following is list Of officers Of the Fourteenth
Maine regiment, which passed through the city on
Saturday and arrived at Portland yesterday en- rowe Tor
Augusta, where they will be mustered out
Colonel, A. K Bolom; Lieutenant Colonel, D. r.
LANG Major, j. NJ wstwel; Surgeon, Dr. p Sweat;
Assistant surgeon Peter Costellor; Adutan A. Chap
man. Ouartermaster, r. W. Gilmore.
c,.,so,ns and Lteufsusnts. Company A, J. Rounda
first lieutenant; Company B, j, Qemby; Company
C. W. 7. Crowcli; Company D, T. A. Logan; Company
q, - Barnard; Company II, J. II. Freeman; Vom-
pany l. A. L, Speneer: Company Z. !, LbbeL