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YSampn pnTey,s specincs.

!. 'Thougands d Isvalids have been perfectly
cured of long standing ailments, the plague
and bsne Of their lives, and ON which they
have spent hundreds ia vain BY simply psing
these invaluable SPECIFICS, Not a family
who have ever had one Of these Family Cases
ofaHUMPHREYS SPECIFICS, bat would
give Eve tiimss,iss 'cost,rather than bs,wSishaut
it, Address; 562 Broadway, N. Y, ''.saDn9
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For BsOngAit.lHp, i, ,sAsstltna, Catsrfh, Con
.esumptLE0 and Thr0at Diseases,
raocassa iAhx lUsEb sstfa eHtwISs soop succxb
Ad b, ,BINGKRH. AND PILhLLn ARnAKNRR. o nm.
Medical Notice. ). /.

Dr. r.. CONE may 'bs coDshltsd as follows.
In ,XENIA Rt ths Depot Rating House, on Thurs-
days Nov. Dec. . ~, FBh. l, March 6, Apn ~.
In DAYTON at ths Philips House. on Fridays
Nov. ~ Dec.ss, Feb. 81 March o, April IS.
In TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS Nov.
70. Qee. 20 Gah, Nasal "a. i-aAs---s---a--
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House, on Thurs-
days, Nov. 80, jan 4, Feb. s, March Is, April 10.
.@rgeQSt IAaSji,pd bmSea ii ea1 nf MA ~
paces thai he has Regularly visited for the past sey.
en- years. fana Aa he has treated and eurea nyl9 n
lantS, in each Of tina above pOeesI ls can efVe De
bast o( refeTepneS m each place. 20 his hkgl sl
oDy CONE Treats, ava Cores. All ,es az O.souio
dissssaa, fhclpdl9g oE ts Eye and KarS makes
sssSsss @ 6ssS sSS II SaS Sis SosIai. ssa.
kclhes' 'uilthau uui auisu has gnlHgH1p 1ul aa,pil
40 he4icpes THAI viii last BaAaent Eo fouf 10 Az
months, cost from Five to Thirty dolars, n gash. ~
"' "ws9iA "sAwsi n gl ddtssssS' br. X ooNz, ,uoy
Nat3bdU wsH ,saI0h aOeGUnaesa OAfo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31
HrAvY Law Sgy 1FgpFpS-The law suit

HEAvr L..SfHF 9ESREPEE-The law suit
that has been pending in the Superior Court
Of Cincinnati for The last two years, between
Oscar o. Burgess aaS wife, Of Rochester,
NsF, Yorlts al dt6et &etdsos4 yHeprys RsO-
ttde, deeeased, was decided by Jddgs Fox on
Saturday .ITbe>eaSe EasJ HopEht to recover
SG5 900 of the 6rst mortage bonds Of the At
lttHpfei isudSteaHEsss|| RiAilTay, HPeYI $so,'
900 in shares Of stock Of the Dayton aud
Michigan Rsilroad Company, and for silver
plate and other articles of personal property,
valued at $4,000. Jddge FIX decided that
all the propsFty claimed belonged to Mrs.
Borgess. the wife Of Dr ou0. Burgess, an
eminent physician Of Rochester; New York,
she obtaining good title to the same while
the wife ofthe late Henry Doolittle, as gifts
from her husband for signing title-deeds to
real estate. in which she had Joined with him
and relinquished her contingent right of dow.
or. o'ConnBr and Powell and Hon. Wm. b
Caldwell wese attorneys for DR., and Mrs. Bur-
gees, and A. F. Perry, Wilson, and Tsylor for
tH9 eXgA1tohOA 10 'iaa~h h1HD ahH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

H9gsimAp exchange lessrps that hogs are
very plenty in Indiana and 1llihois and that
the corn crop this season is the best that has
been raised for ten years. 1t adds that the
general opinion of the packers is that the hog
market viii DaReu asSt month at not more
than 5000: $se49psr hundred, .apd that the
supply will be very large.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31
J DR. lHAI.L,ss \ ElALsA y 4 sl.,a Am /. !

'Th& his shiS issioassnd popular naeaieihs
aslonisAes. By its good elects, every COM
SUMPTIyE sufferer who ,Hiaket use Of IL;
and those who have tried q thousand remedies
in Vain will never regret It's trial, p, a jsS
doses will give proof of its superiority over
all other remedies known! lie 'Ao"f NhAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31
ST. JOHN,sa OHURCH 4LEoTUREs
CLEGG'S HALL.

Tbs sP. fsss 90 paGnar stns eeturs of he season
will be read at Cleggs Hall, on ,Thuradsy
Evening, November I'd, by Hon. &. E. VIE
LANDIGHAM.
Su6ect-The Bible as Literary Book.
Doors open at 6 o'clock-7LectuTe 10 CON-
mehces at seven. W "a " q "a r. "
BY order of the LECTURE COMMITTEE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

paefAhr;1ehlMi insblyo1l gN 10 bnEn nn2-ll y ~!
113ls13ssll
imhim ohi 81 "a bAnbOnF pep'emoer ho' isSo.nA
FsUo,o TTdvelsrs: noe
poliavino a. 7 do that avarv man shonld he usef,I
in b,a Az AMI ganeration ana hv reouest Of tho I
lands oi yneTsons oi this eommunitv have made
snns @ o Pc ai rd Eli ,nan,fanty,a nv Kycasior
Wpi pasdroyar anS y~,i have il soid nv Sgants
" ara art tba bahitahs Goba n ia nerfectiy
~ ,ts at,,ots anJ ,y not dastrov anvth,ng
h,t - ~ ,rhinh II ia dessnad 10 deafrovRats MICS
Pn.chss Rsdbngs and knfs a can ia used In nan
i onhosSas spsnaras IA can he lsid or sat along
y slys ~ ia a. rsos or 1,aet,t SItb
HtHofSNe ,bditXsp1 ianG hkitaf
| r. arS othar nronaration nov before the nnhlc
nj So, nav 81 whv II ~ battar than other prsnar.
ationsS ,sI tell Won II contains attractive oils
,hat ,h AZ he 70 ,,ot 90, in thap this
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n Farm FOR SAFE.

II offer my farm M sale, situated ono and auarta
4hles south o. 6entreviie, ,nAe mles south ol bay,
toni lies ons;tougth Of ms saet o the Dayton and
Lebanon PIKE. add On lle frea pike laadlnR nom
SAID piks % spring Valley, contahlne k2 acres is
acres a ii9bef, balance bep quality of hllAble land
The inicfcS are good two story frafs house,
. large ntatn6 tobAfc6 barn, wood house aud other
good orchard OF grated fruit and plenty
Of stock water the year round For PARTICULAR
to4ACOB CAkMONH, on the premises, or rtS'JAMEb
KEnfsx. Real Estate Agent, DAYTON
sop 30 btM--...-l.----.
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~ y Yor.. .. u 90. n. ID. :. - !. =.
NV YoRk, October 81

Cotton firm at 5sa59c. Flour dali and
5Al0 lower at 81 50 8 10 for extra Ststs
ard 8 T5a8 20 for round Hoop Ohio
Wheat steady and ls2 better 10 for new
Mil. 2 l3 winter red western, aud SO for
amber MiiwAhkee. Corn heavy and shade
better at ,V9aS9 for unsound and 9Oe9l
for sound Rye $50 Barley ] l0al II. Oats
dull and lower at 46 5S for western
Beef firm. Cat Meat quiet Batter quietAt
A 2SA2s Cheese qu;et at 9slbc.
Pork frmer at "a 90 q "a 25 for new
mess. and 81 o0n3l 80 for '63 and
81, :. Lard " heavy 24a2St.A Whisky frmsr
dufl."'- '" '''-' gang
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aM1sFFthE2ISS9s M1sFFthE2ISS9s "A SStitsdASsd 4riSddA 81 81
ours, who recently selrsdIrom the drug bus
mess, may be seen at almost Sby time of day,
on Main Street below Third, practising the
science Of leadILg blind horse, attached to
cart.losd Of gravel. No explanation of this
mysterioYs .56CISRshi cRss b 1iss6AeScept on
the hypothesis Of an intention to become q
caPaiidpe fOr, Street Commissioqes st the lsxt
sptfbg eiecti6hOff pfeseSt dfiigehcs reS re-
ceives no check, his qualifications for that
importEubofdaSWillIbe uA4aesteaablei blythe
first of April, and we may safely predict his
election witbqut pppQsitouEYAQ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

t'ssTIlhaeFe ~ many p true word sRoiSen
tnJes % sAid sgepptetnAH 70 ni' trend VINO "
marked That .sGreenbacks are Esed DHt
seq G. W. RobSek i Adysrtisemle,at,a s,s,' ,a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

st. Johns Church-CIsgg's Hall.
Divine service by Rev. DANIEL STICK,
every SUNDAY at lO4 o'clock A. M. and Z
P. NJ.
Services also every Wednesday eyening, at
Z o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

Headache has become very common, SO
much SO that some member Of nearly every
family is afflicted with it The cause in most
cases is a torpid action of the liver, which is
brought on by the debilitating influence OF
the climate and impurities of the blood. DR..
Morris VEeETGLBE LIVER Pulls will restore
the action Of the liver and will cause the pain
in the head to disappear. They will also cause
the complexion; 70 become clear, and restore
the vitality of the whole system.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31
sS-we a.o,Slda IL dad@ ,J5LSt our worthy

R@-We arsl lgIaa 20 tuoS JUhAt our worthy
friend Mr.. George Greybill, from Hag erstown
Indiana, has purchased the Ludlow House,
corner Of Sixth and Ludlow, where he intends
keeping one Of the most respectable and
well furnished houses 10 Dayton, we mean
that which will comfort the inner, and outward
man, Would that we had many more such
men as the clever host Of the Ludloy.n The
travelling community and all those who visit
the house of George Graybil win find him as
usual . gentleman in every sense Of ths, term,
a man in whom the utmost confidence can be
placed HeisiaOiag a'fns business, and We
are confident il, will increase ten fold when
the people become acquainted with him. A
reliable auanis Wsrthy the patronage Of tbs
people. aaa G Gsptse GEAyblr isthst, nas1d%=a na1. ~
The name Of the Iudlow, House is changed 70
that Of GraybA House, y1aoooa's. syao esl'il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

.NEw Yo9K Qctober, 20 The members Of
the FsniAni Sen ate ooptinRed Lheir sessions
today,a RThe proceedings were secret, but II
was reported otbat Asssbts we're Eos be seDt, TO
ireland at once to orgaDize9the 10 great revoluS
tor, which II believed iiP take pttsetisA
shape 10 g. shorEa time. LIS .1also said that
the Fsnians have received the indotsalof 9ficy
ials in this country. Those names viii lend
not only inspiration to the movement but will
be guarantee of its success. Au effort is
also to be made to effect the de tdcto release
of John MITCHELL in order that he may take
some active part in the approaching Celtic
insurrectioA.
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RGollaL
auccess in Businesa.

No business can be truly successful which 10 not
,SaeScS is1l sts.ss x tHs Ie SE,,pIP N %aas ss
want. Success ssuingfrom the ep-trspof advertise
ing, or the tricks oftrsde, or mere pretension and
display, will be only apparent and in the end, but de
ceiye the operator and those VINO trust him. But II
an article supplies public want and fairy meets It's
reasonable expectations, its success and general
adoption is merely question oftime. ltmay be
.S tlSl HI; ( e1G. n ri x
the common wants Of engnted lfe--curAtNe that
father, mother nurse, traveller could always have
with them, an always rely upon-so simple that mis-
talk, uld not be made in the selection, so harmless
mat al might use them with impunityi and so efficient
that all might rely upon them " tn safety. Such they
have proved. Thousands Of families use them daily
Tor a the ament. and scknesses Of life, and rarely
are seriously sick, or ave need TO call physcia
themselves OF chrome diseases which have been the
bane OF their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds in vain, aud among the mlllons who use
tn the SagP 9GStNsneP gSion 'Y.egaPppeoIeh I
HUMPHREYS, SPECIFICS
combine all the advantages OF the best Homeopathcn
treatment, without It's int icacy or uncertainty They
are prepared by o physician Of over twenty Years
Homeopathic experience; they have been tried in
dorsed and recomna in the hi CHEST terms by
the hundreds Of thousands who daily use them.
with n case In your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering, proven
Expense and loss Of time, or the children having the
even Fever, by using preventves in the case.
LKPpsH9y, cure FeUF ChildreR DP
ofCroup, or Cole CT NTsofhS5he, OF Headache, or
Seepessness or 5aisnng from Teething, or Worms,
or Indigestion. or Wetting the Bed, or Catsrrh,
Measles, or Whooping. Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dipth ria, or Bad Cold or HoRrseness or Running
ofthe Ears and Deafness even Scrofula, as thou.
sands have done and do daily.
You may cure yourself
or Headache, Weak stomach, Indigestion, or
Billio1sness, or oa.eTrA 1or z Bad Cold or Sore
or Constipation, or Rheumatism, or Sore or Weak
Eyes, or Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, or General
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifics.
NOT FAM LY who have ever had one OF hesO
Family Cases of HUAPHRKYs' BFEcIrics, but would
give hye times its cost, rather than be withoutit.
FAMILY. CASES
Case Of 50 large vials in morocco, and Book Of
w
Case Of % large walls IN morocco, and Book. 90
Case OF 20 large walls, in morocco and Book. 90
Case OF 20 large walls, in PLAIN case, and Book 90
Case of is boxes mo. to l5), and Book...... 90
Cage stspyrt3 bo1csEfSs tfo a5)L LppdEReqlt ls2t
LIST OF
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MoaOA rival 4rSnI Eive+pooI.O OffOo
BosroN, October 80 The steamer Propon-
tis from Liverpool on the l4th arrived to-
day, bringing 800 passengers.
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DEATH UP HfSk4 AcAkY.4ws~ regre, to
lean of the death fot our u" friend, Henry
Achey, d gentleman wen kuoeu 81 thih com
panits.1 He died IAlaG5 or tS0 isIGeS stEIel
dianapOliss where he had resided for several
years past, Hs was a good Citizen and an
TH4T'T'U14fL Ts'Tt'UU14fL LaIIAI2- QITINU
No MATTER HOW UGIF,-rIt ia said thai the
new fell bonnetsT7just nets7jus from PariE--7sFe par
sgon Of ugliness, The fact will make no dif-
ference, however. 40 be in fashion II. al
that 10 neeessRry 70 make APRAtsli popular ,is g."
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DAffON, Se'ooer o. 1000
corrected by HEINsoN AsNlDER, No. 90 Jefferson
.,,..,t
-3
TIMOTHY SEEDS 20 pei bush.
wHEAT Ola W., az si os ~ NJ. wk0o,
81 76@I so
RYE-75.
C0RN-35.
OATS-30o(a33c
BARLEYS4f6(1&l, DO
BEEF-lSM20 -
BUTTERg40(ad5
CHICKENS-25@30,
& a. o1oCS.,rs IS n.,..
90 ~ : 10 an =. ~ ~ "i'A'
TEAS-$1 '5092 o.
, COEFlSElva3stt94 4so per pound.
SUGAR-l9@2Q, - "a l.,
COFFEE SU9AR-2S per ID. ~
CRUSHED SUGAR-25c per ID:
MOLASSES-$l 400 l G0(9l 60 per RnL
SYRUP-$l Is.
CHEESE-20c.
QTARNH- -. N
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LosT iaSTBnRi--.John5 Kennedy of Xenis,
Ohio, has lost . red Steer, sboat three years
old, sitR. a littis White in thei4Ss, and, fhs
hair partly of Of both ears. IF any one has
taken up said steer, in formation OF the same
may be left At soEGss,, lSs SS1 sent TO Ne,
Kennedy, st xspis, lwhS vial give sahiABls
reward tidInoG slsma4 a'AasNu oct 8Oth n
sftrut.tf- yttgmlt IlIS'tI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

Release of JOhn Mitchell.
Fortress MONROE, October 30.--John
Mitchell is released, add goes to Richmond to.
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THEFlRsT APPEARANCE OF SCROF,-
ULA--Whs small hard knots appear under
the skin on the glandsiof the neck or small
Ulcers about the nose and throat or sotes
about TIE eyes o. fscs This is the the time to
use Q Purifier Of the Blood, to carry the hq-
NOR ont Of the systemr before tbe disease be-
comes seated and the system fatally 'disorgsD-
ized,.,' S6oyILL's q BLoop AND, LIVER SYRpP is
the Remedy physicians are using in their
practice, az one of the very bast Medicines
Known for curing those diseases which CaFe
caused BY 40 impure state Of the Blood.
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Xan,maEl 6 uEe YauE Ch ilAENR -

OfCroup, or Cole. sr ToolhAohe, OF Headache, or
Seeplessness, or 5ahsnng from Teethng, or Worms,
or Indigestion, or Wetting the Bed, Catarrh, or
Meases, or Whoopng- Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dpth ria, or Bad Cold, or Hoarseness, or Running
ofthe Ears and Deafness, even Scrofula as thou.
sands have done and do daily
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

THE ,FAIRe-Tbers was another great crowd
at the Fair i&st night, No matter, Ehat tBs
style of the weathsra'isi theapeOpls willeo.
pc-uight" ~uttrsesicns wiil-be 4mmsuses
A grand Piausit tbAhaAtDt afared at fair,
willlbe drawn for. 80 Also a. splendid sstIoi
farhifRFs, and q Insignificant lWardro6e.s The
Rsstof music win spliyshths ocsasiOh. TIhss Ihss
attendance tonight, will'isurpass thatof any
previous eveningl'l, ''''
uIlHfilH SIt,lI f.r .t...
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Commercial.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, October 81, 1865
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31
with n case In your house,

you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering proven
expense, and loss OF time the children having tn
NJ Measles, Scarlet Fever, or Whoopug. cough, of
even Fever, by using preventives in the case.
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is n 4 " IaEa III; I 4 Sla n sE X


combine all the advantages OF the best Homeopathcn
treatment, without It's int cacy uncertainty. They
are preparedby physician Of over twenty Years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
dorsed and recomna nded the highest terms by
the hum uireds of thousands who daily use them,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30
BY TEL Il q RAPII


FARTHER PoIST, May 29.-The steamship
Belgian, from Londonderry on the 10Th inst,
has passed here for Quebec.
Cotton advanced Id. on tho American
news. Breadstuhs and provisions were quiet
Consols closed at 9OsR95i for money; United
States 5.2O's, o..
TnE MODIFICATION or THE BELLIGERENr
ORDER.
Earl Russell has addressed letters to the
heads Of the various departments, dated May
II, stating that in the existing state Of the
civil war in America, and the uncertainty as
to it's continuance, It appears to her Mnjcsv
tvs Government that the time has arrived
for ceasing to enforce so much of the orders
given in the letter of January 81, 1862, re.
quiring belligerent vessels to leave British
ports within twenty -four hours, and restrict
ing their supplies to actual requirement to
various customs. Collectors nt all ports have
been notified Of the modification.
Satherwaite's Circular Of tho evening of
the 18th says: Transactions in American
securities have beel Of considerable magni.
tude, but less fluctuations occurred than for
some time past, the continued advance during
the past week being checked BY sales to
realize profits.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30
The Mobile DIsaater.

MEMPHIS, May 81, via CAIRO, May 90
The BHiiaiHS New Orleans special of the
2ith says that on the evening of the Gath the
main ordnance depot, in MNrshalrs ware
house, Mobile blew up with u terrible OK
plosion, and about three hundred persons
were Killed and many wounded. Thousands
were buried in the ruins. Eight entire squares
Of the city were demolished, and about eight
thousand bales Of cotton were destroyed. The
steamers Colonel Cowles and Kate Dale, with
all on board, were entirely destroyed.
A great portion Of the business centre of
tho city was badly damaged The total loss
is estimated Rt three millions.
General Granger rendered prompt relief TO
the sufferers. The cause Of the explosion Is
uncertain. The ordnance stores, which were
II portion Of the munitions of war surrendered
by Gen. Dick Taylor, were in course of re-
moyal when the explosion occurred. The
entire city was more or less injured by the
explosion.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

The PaymAstsr General has just issued the
following instructions TO poymasters in re.
gard 70 bouDtics 10 colOred troops ~
All persons Of color, who have been Gu
listed and mustered into tho service Of the
United States, and are mustered on the rolls
as ''Jres o" or bs,ors AprR 10. 1851" are
entitled to bounty as follows viz;
/ II enlisted prior 10 October %, 1868, 800.
II enlisted in an old organization aftsr
October "a, 1868, and prior to April !, 1864,
$3Oo .a.h. Ne FE'
II enlisted In a nsv organization after
December "a, 1853, and prior 70 April !,
1854, $500. .r.s..rr ....... -.'- -
1fsnlistsd between April l, 1884, and July
II, (inclusiye,) 500. r.... or. .... ...l D,
Persons Of color enlisted and mustered into
service under the Presidents call, dated
October II, 1881 who were at the nmeof FEM
HamsRf enrolled and subject to draft, are
entitled to bounty, rs follows, viz:
Enlisted in any organization Of coiored
troops between October II and October "a,
1855, 500.
Enlisted in an Md organization after Octo-
Der "a, 1868, and priorto April l, 1854, $500
Enlisted in nsD organization after De-
cembcr "a, 1868, and prior to April !, 1854,
$500
All enlistments Of colored men after July
IS, 1864 for oRs, ttCo, Or thyec years, entitle
them to bounty Of 800, $500, and 5000, re.
spcctively. bed.
An persons of color drafted under the act
Of March 3, 1858, and prior to September 8,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30
Good Feeling In Tennessee and Ken
tuelCy.

CHcISSArI, May 3O,-The Commercidrs .
Chattanooga dispatch says Southern papers
received there announce the intention Of the
people to accept the new era in good faith,
and to stand by the Govornment in its task
Of restoring order and industry
They repudiAte guerrilla warfare, or acts
against individuals holding poll teal opinions
differing from themselves, Rnhirhey lay aside
ideas heretofore animating John Bell Is in
Atlanta. The East Tennessee and Georgia
railroad Is being repaired, only twenty miles
remaining to connect with Bristol EN.Rec.
retary Mallory and Howell Cobb passed
through Chattanooga for Nashville, under .
sSard. Detaohments OF Wilson's cavalry are
daily arriving at Chattanooga.
4 dispatch from Frankfort, Ky, to the
CoB,RsTsiai, says recruiting Is going on
briskly among the slaves in Central Ken.
tDeky. In a few months more negro enlist.
meats will ssttls the question Nor Kentucky,
independent Ol the Constitutional Amend.
ment
A Dispatch from Nashville TO the Ga-ats
says Gen. Uptdh Has arrived there with Nhe
archives of he Stats and ScSS, 900 in specie.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

IMPORTANT MAIL CoNTRAcT.-The Post
Once Department has ordered contract with
John f. Rcesido, Of Washington, D. c., for
the conveyance of the mails, daily and back.
from Lincoln, California, to Portland, Oregon
a distance Of $40 miles, The contract is made
to commence ON the first day Of July next,
and end on the SOth of June, 1866. The
compensation Is S225 900 per aunum. Mr..
Reside is the eldest son Of the veteran mail
contractor, Admiral Reside, and leil Wash.
ing last Friday to perfect all arrangements
for bis new and important contract.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30
The Conspiracy al San Franeiseo.

SAN FRASCIsco, CAL, May 26.-An exam
ination made into the circumstanees attend.
ing the conspiracy to seize the Peruvian
steamer Colon reveals the following facts:
The parties on the Brontes, 400 in mum.
her, enlisted ostensibly to proceed TO AriO
m, but really to land on the Mexican coast
in the Gulf Of California. Some Of the lead
ing parties in the conspiracy were formerly
known as rebel sympathiEers r-
The Mexican General Vega, agent Of the
JuareE Government, made large advances Of
money to Williams, as the leader Of On emf
grafton scheme, until he aseertained that the
money was misapplied, when he gave In.
formation against Williams.
Williams had given others 10 understand
that the seizure Of the Colon was understood
between the Mexican and Peruvian AuthOri'
ties, and that n show Of force In making the
seizure was necessary 70 Roquit the latter Of
any blame. o..
The scheme contemplated the seiEuro Of
the French transport Phin when she came
down from Mare Island. The parties ar
rested are all in the city prison, charged with
conspiracy to commit felony.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30
Promotions In shsrman's Army.

The following promotions In Gen. SHER,
MANS army were made on Saturday
Col. CAssIUs M. FAIRCHILD, 10th Wiscon.
sin, to be BrsVet Brigndier General.
Col. MALor, of Illinois, TO be Brevst Brig
adler General.
Brigadier General CHAs. EwISG, of Ohio,
commanding brigade In 18th army corps,
to bO Major in the regular army.
Lieut. Col LOUIS T.. YoRK, inspector gen
sral 18th corps, TO be Brevst Major in the
regular army.
Capt +. p. Parsons, Of General LOGAN's
staH, to be DreVst Major in the regular army.
Capt AD. WARE, A. A. q. on General Lo-
GAN's stAf, to be Major Of volunteers,