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THE OCEAN cABLE.-The London Times
,ays: The shipment Of the Atlantic cable on
board the Great Eastern, at shssrnOss, Is
being conducted with the greatest dispatch,
and IL Is thought that the work will be hn-
ishsd Ahd the vessel in every respect ready
70 leave sheerness in June.
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TUEspAY:::!!.:.,:n:::.,.,..,,.
PAssPoR rs .


psr,cns residing or being IN Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on psrsoaai application
NJ The Department Of state. my4-3m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

NAVY YARD.--Ths Western World, Put
nam, and Cactus arrived ct the yard yesterday.
The Don, Commander Parker, left this morning,
for the Potomac The Pnehsia, which has been
here for some time undergoing repairs, Is nearly
ready for service, and will leave In = fow days
for duty on the Potomac.
There was another discharge from the Ord /.
nance Yard on Saturday, work in that branch Of
the service becoming very slack.
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COMNvr Arrox ron CLornIsa or orrIcEus'

CoMNuTArIoN ron CLorHNa or 0PFIcERs'
Servants, Instead Of the eommutation allow
ance for clothing foticera' servants, fixed in ac-
eordanee with section l2, act Of April a. 1913, II
t2,6o, by orders Of the War Department, dated
June9 ., 1877, tho rate will BE- determined hsreaf-
ter, commencing the lat instant, by the average
cost between clothing Of private soldiers Of cay :
airy aud infantry, as stated In the general orders
announcing cost Of clothing, camp and garrison
squipAge in force at the time for which the com
mutation IL made.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

Yesterday shs last Of the Navy Dspartmsnt
rsqui'iiioag ives passed BY The Secretary Of
the Treasury. II viii take ssssrAi days,
however, 70 getthsm through the different
Bursans and place the funds In the hands pf
The diubsrsihg agents. f
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

AT A GRAsD CoScERT last night, at eeaton
Hall, one of the prOmlaent features was duelt
en tioo Of Chiekering 4 Sons hne. fuIl, OrdRd
pfanOs, performed BY two of our city players.
The planoA used II the concert al Odd Fellows
Hall by the publie sehsols, last evening, was
also n hne Chickering 4 Sons piano. These su-
Perb instruments were furnished by John y.
Bills, Esq sos Pennsylvani avenue, who Il the
agent for their sale In this city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

AT grand entertainment given in Paris
by the RmbnssRdrOss Of Austria, thirty young
ladies appeared as bats, and in that strange
disguise executed dance with great skill.
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ny rELE aHAri
THE ftkbnL cOvknNoR a
nIEnneIA cArrrIlnn. ~

Ssn. Davis Unlsr q strsnr au.-s :.
. Reute VIA Nnshyllls--T Tcn.,,r..'
- S1eb.ls cssniine In. ,saio r,.,T
Nnw YonE, May 10. = The Nast,u,
special Correspondents efths TsAe,ss.yS D,
BhowS, The late rebel Governor Of 0so,pi,
vas brought hers last nighi q I psi.os,,
and len this evening for Louisvills.
Jsa Dnvisis undera strsugKuara. ana :,
arrive here, Nashville On Ifnrsday ovepl..
Every body Of reEnlaf rebel &Ioidiarn ~
guerrilla organization IN this etsisr !,
northern Alabamn hns given up, to eouS 4
under Gen. Thomat' inte order ThbusanI
Of rebel soldiers have arrived here ana taL,,
tho oath, inclpding the rodoubtabls Di,I
McCann. aH a-a =,
Nearly All the hospitals are cleaned an,
and thonsands Of Government employess !,
being discharged.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

REMOVAL or Col. INaRAHAM's 0PYicE.-
The once Of Povost Marshal OF tho defenceS ol
Washington north Of the Potomac was removed
last evening to the now building on Pennsylta.
mia avenue, near fifleon -and-A-half street, I'M
medlaiely adjoining Gen. Augur's headquarters
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

BArrISoRR, May I5.-.Fiour dun and ma.
inal. Wheat dull and declined Sc. Csu
declining and hsavy--yellow slae1.o5. b.
visions quiet--sales Of 90, 900 lbs. loose i,
com sides at life. Whisky dull.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

DAVID FAUL, OF roseeolR, Stark county. Ill,
pooketod bounty Of S42.b0 on sixteen
wolf seNlps captured Of a Sunday, A good
Days work In one sense. II not another.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

A RIcn Greek gentleman, Mr.. Bernarlaki,
has given two huudred thousand dmchmaS
towards the erection Of an Archaeological
Museum at Athens.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

LINCOLN BARRAcHs,l
WAsHfxgIoS, D. G., May II, 1885.
Dear Brother b. thought II high time
TO keep my promise and send you letter,
and at this time Il might be desirable, a.
there are many false reports In tho papers
charging mo with violation Of orders In shoot
ing Booth
But my commanding officer Of the erpedi.
tion not only clears me from all blame. but
recommends me 70 the attention Of the Com
manding General for my eEertions In bring.
ing the murderer to justice. Ho was des-
perAte man, and fully determined TO die
rather than to be taken dNlve, and II was only
when actually necessary that shot him.
When I first saw him by the light Of the
burning hny he turned toward the FIRE, eithor
for the purpose Of putting il out or else for
shooting the ono that set II on FIRE.
! was on tina, side, and then he was quite
near me, and had full front breast view.
IL would have been much easier TO have hit
him then than when did; but waited till
| was satisfied his purpose was TO use his
arms and try and Gght his way out Of the
door through which IIerold had just been
taken. Then fired on him and he foil, and
when saw where the ball had struck him in
the neck near the ear, II seemed 10 mo that
God directed the ball, tor apparently Il was
Just where he had hit the President.
do not know how soon may be allowed
TO return homo, but / hope 10 do so soon.
Yours, truly, BosroS CoRBETT,
Sergeant Co. X, 10th N. Y. cavalry.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

FRoM the 18th Of March, 1884, 10 the LIST
OF Aphi, 1855, no less than 252 persons were
killed in the streets Of London.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

JEwELRY. = Cluster settS Coral Sets,
yet Sets, Cross Sets, Long Chains, Braeslcts
Kings, Jet BuekelH, Rnamellad Bueksls silver
Plated Cups, Teaspoons. Call Bells, for only ons
dollar Al the Dollar yeWelTy Store, No. ass Ia.
mVlA-lWa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

Tho death Of Herr Nurbut, the Polish his
tOriAn, Is announced. lie Was 50 years Of
are
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

Az advertiser in one Of the papers says he
has cottage 70 let, containing eight roOns
and an acre Of land.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

a0- Massaehusetta Mflsary sd
AoEScr REMOVAL -on aud AFTER h0NDI1
January lat, lsa5, tho Massaehusstts Y.
Agency win occupy lts new rooms in the
tfOndI InfeIti0enofr building, second aoor, q,
ner Of Seventh and d sweets, Washington, D. 1
10 call. ~
Advice and assistance given wiihou, sAar,
a.n.y Y,.., GARDINER caa x. IutLs
az New York state soldiers Agsu
remeyed 2sS street, between Twelfth and
teentb streets. All Information Of inferred
value 70 the soldiers or New York, or Y
friends, furnished gratuitousIy upon Applleaa
a thoir new rooms, either IN person or ~ les
No. 2Sa Y street, between fwalfth aud y
tesnth streets, mhl-sAtsil
sS-PeOpis's Telegraph = New Pis|
CLASS 'LiSBs, direct 20 NRM YORK, BosIVI
REPGBhi2SN RI A1s suRIGpISe RIHlDI sIl RS.a g ~
west side, corner Pennaylyaaia avenus
Sixth street, under National Hotsl, and eor
Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury euH
isbi.v Manager q : wasSinsios q Al TDislne
AS-FreeIsles, Tan, aud Plmplss
moved At once by The nss of tPHAM' 'e RkkCAs
TAN, aud PiMPLE BANI5HER Price - 60
Mailed 70 any addross for 70 conts. by 3. G.
HAN, . south Elghth slreel, Phlladsiphih
BY !. @. FORD, 700 fenn. ave-, and Nv.
COOK. Alexandria Ap1S- -mthasss
a8-The Japanese Hair sfaln Ccl.j
the HAIR, WHlSkERs, aud MOUgTAcHEahs.
tlful black or brown. Iteonaists of only ons
paratlon. Color will not fade or wash oaL
30 cents box. Mailed 10 ANY address ior .
by 8, 9. upHAM, q s0ath Klghth ureel,
delphla, Pa. SOLD ny s. q. FORD. po, re
ave. and HENRY COOK, AlexandriA
apA-mth1a3ml
Ag-IKAlr Uprooted from All parts Of
body IN ave nlnutcs, Without inlnry 70 ths
By uPHAM'S DEPiLATORY POWDER
send for UPuAn's DEPfLAfonY POwDEK, ana
no other. Price ". Mailed 10 any addfes
u. ei, by =. G. uPHAM g south hghih y
Philadelphia, Pa Sold BY s. G. FORD, - ~
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alezandria.
ana mth&sgm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

Z Mn. LncoEs. having partially recovered
from her severe indispOsiiiop, has nsnounssd
her iptsnilpn Of leaving for hss home On
Tburiday nszt. fat IN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

WTNAS.-Thls welcome, funny, mirsh.
provoking little man opens hia budget u fun to-
Night a. Odd Fellows Hall. Everybody will 20
10 laugh at him.
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Kirby Smiths Order ON Lees surrsn-
der-He thinks that He Possesses the
Means of Long Conttnued Resistance 0.


[From tho Alexandria Democrat, April 2el
We publish to-day the patriotic order Of
General Smith to the troops Of the Trans.
Mississippi Department. while our COM
nnnder does not attempt TO conceal the re-
cent disasters 10 our arms and our extremely
critical situation, ho appeals 10 his brave
troops not TO relax their efforts 10 save our
country from the horrors Of sabjugation. We
are confident that his appeal win not be 10
vain
lIKADa'Rs TRANs- MISSISSIPPI DEPARrMEHr,
SHhkNEPoRr, Va, April q, 1855.
Soldiers Il the TIGRs- MisSissiPPi Aymy--
The crisis ofour revolution Is at hand. Great
disasters hare oyertaken ua. The Army Of
Northern Virginia and our CoIAmAnder-in-
Chief are prisoners Of war. IVifA you rssts
ne hopes Of our nation, and upon your yAction
depends the fate of our people. 1 appeal 10
You Ia the name Of ne cause you have 90
hsroieally nAlntainsd---in the name Of your
hresidos and families 80 dear 10 yo1--in the
name OF your bleeding country, whose future
is in your hands. Show that you are worthy
Of your position In history. Prove TO the
world that your hearts have not failed In the
hour of disaster, and that at the last mo-
ment you will sustain the holy cause which
has been so gloriously battlsd for BY your
brethren east Of the Mississippi
loN poISssS tks means Of LoaR yssistiRS
inrdsioN. You have hopes Of suecoF from
abroad-protrRot tho strugglei you will
surely receive the aid Of nations who already
deeply sympathile with you.
Stand by your colora maintain your disei.
pline. The great resources Of this depart
ment, Its vast extent. the numbers, the dis
eipline, and /. the efficiency Of the army will
secure TO our country terms that q proud
people can with honor accept, and may,
under the providence Of God, be the means
OF checking the triumph Of our enemy And
securing the final success of our cause.
E, KiRBT saIrH, General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

Ak EFFORT Is about TO be made TO provide
better dwellings for the laburias claSsss in
Dublin F.. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

Az ordinary bnn dteas in Parb costs
s.. 600. What must be the value Of AZ extra.
ordinary one
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

II is nov dehhitsly known that the vessel on
whieh ,. D. sSpcsttd 10 escape was Hsrnaph-
rodito brig. A i'a4 s~Yis ~ f,tt0
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

J, H.HF, n noted guerrilla, was hung al
gs s,,.aL9. LSsi, On Monday, "si"fI'q sindsus
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

PApEn or PINS ron sd.
JfrF. DAvis--the mefsra Deo,arp--4A A foiiow
that hath had iennes and eone thas hath two
ikcwns and svefyslasg kaad,sps kbpui hinI. >
D.-gto Lawfsnep . nov his thsnk,--
That spy and iIsl q wlis renown--,e
Gets np. on his Tip 70 tlorldA's banks,
new edition of f"sword and Down.
DAVIS last ciseronian utteruues -cedsaf s,ma
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A Prize FIEht on the Tsris Railrs.s.
Dunn whips Davis In an floaf n,
one Tvalffh.

( Ponr JEHvIs, n. r., May Ie.A-h p6,,
SIGHT for IS, 900 took place here thi, niofhlD,
between two persons named Damn aud Dass
The fight lasted one hour and ave mlnu,,,
during which forty-three rounds were foursl
resulting In Dunn winning.
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oh, eonlradietory Jea.i "s'f
Paradox you remain;
Had your last shin been Bootlsas
II had not been In vAih. ~


IDA LAsr "oasAI consuAr,os,'--Bs.u.y
and Booty. ,LtN IN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

The city ef Duhiin Al New rssk.
NEW YoRK, May le.--The steumef ca-
Of Dublin, from Liverpool on the 10Th alti
has arrived here.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

The Boston Journal says II Is indebted 10
a friend in that city for the following letter
from BosToS coRBErr, who shot the assassin
BoorH:
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Brig. Gen. W. II. SEWARD, JR., Washing
ton, ID, O.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH


- Blair Mf611o0 - VbS4B8 &SSSB'
uition Of the South.
New York. Jan. 8.
Fl. G. telegraphs to the Tribans iron
Washington that the President. Stastoe
GEN. Grant, or any other ofiser did upl
many manner interfere With the Rltil
proposed visit TO Richmond. Farshet and
iuseresting Developments must wait t6eir
proper time.
The Times Washington special SAYS
the House Post Office Committee hays
4he Albany bridge question before ,thsis
and hare seut for New York Court pro
ceedings in the matter.
The World has Washington dispatch
going to show that England and France
will recognize the South on the 4th of
Much, because Mr.. Liacolna did not carry
she S,ulbern States: sAst Esghsd has
for some time been quietly Organizing =
lare4 force il Canada, that an order per-
e:npto lily refusing leaves Of sbsence 10
officers in tie best regiments Of the En-
glsh army has been ISSUED; that the re-
cent articles ln the Richmand paPerswsrs
prompted by Louis Napoleon. that The
South now being harder pressed than ever.
England aud France cannss see the II unio,
restored and will never permit the South
to be coaqaered.
Montreal papess are putting forth the
same views aud are also quoted, ano the
whole goes to make up quite sensation.
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Died

January 9th. fsgS. Epnys, son of Charles W and NJ
PrFdsx aged years and months
Fanera services 10 ocio1g tsy AT the rsesaece OF
hz parents, On Bank. between 9Th ard 7sh streets
Friends 81 the fAily are nsissd To attend xitiort
further notice.
On Friday. January 6ah. lS61 If measles. ZEIxA
dargitee OF Samuel AMI Eliza NJ Pollock aged three
sea-s, two usath> and enc day.
The funeral will take place f the residence corner
Of 9Th and Timea streets Sunday oeioek
Pm.
Friends Of th- family respectfully invited attend
uif', sssf m tsssr nrsfe.
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Washington, Jan. 6.
A detachment of men from the Potomsc Q
feet, under Acting Master Tnil, laads d
in the Rappahannock river Wednesday,
about six miles above its mouth, aud des.
troyed two barrels Of powder and Two tor.
pedoes which the rebels had there col
lected.
The mail boat this morning from City
Point brought up seveniy-6ye rebels and
desericrs. who have all taken the oath of
allegiance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-07

'ss A.- s. 8 7---l % !.
u = a. 4 i
NOV forS, JsssI0.
The Hsrale& SAvanush ocerespotdenl
~:
aSsesmss'en| direct fspu niohnosd ssy'
re9et ll1Q2o tse beina hustisd u q
- ,. G., and the ad5so6at -.
gioa, 4ttemPt % phsCk Sherman : north
ward noveneHts.
HehMpad payess pretend to havp In
formation which places Hood arnv ninth
u the Tenn. River. They admit thls be
is eulferiat Tor ralions and oommissAsy
seppltsss
aA1vices 3tUs Vers Crus to the 23A IRE
received wtaSh represent naximillian,s :
troops u mailing great progress il yarious
dtections, hS4ino reoently captured the
ltWna of ManbvS S6illa. Msx,ttlau. COlli-
nay Tepic, P!acsI. Ulain snd vsrious 9th
OF places. Several other victories over
the Republica1l sre Also clsimed.
Afios, gseutag out Of adrunken omar
rel OCCURRED atESsn Luis, when Imp1r,al
officers arrested 800 persons, over % Of
whom we're shot on the spot.
The condition of the, country is lexi-
.denced By the number Of robberies, ihur
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safase MSRs sg s ss D69too. Uuo. B.
II zIs.,oes X ads. 6dl.~. a.
delivered - lpei1 ,@sre Aerdby. II L
e1epgtA1 - ecan4nt.
The fnaseess ~ GlAtounGih sound
sssdiaios. ~ iutsrssF fose6ds d the
| year amosaasg y o3.6sO;Si1 and tie
disbasgsasnls y rs ID9 ~ vs.. TAc
total debs ~ ~ o<sts. iusd6 and ua-
fssded, y u. $50 $40 7s, ssd he insas-
ssesa, ioeladine Ssilssed moet}agse ard
sinking funds. 10 9J7, ,2f1.
The Governor saJs thsrs = nothing j.
ne present Or probable indebtedness ef
q The State - sxsiss spprehsns5os. She
= bonsd 70 ply sp; 80 viii psJ both h.
tefest and principai 10 gold . Il soldiers
with the chserfulness which becomes her
honor and the promptness of - honest
people.
The Offering Of considerable bonDtiss
in advance Is not considered ndedful for
the procuremsht OF soldiers.
The bounty Of the GoysrameAt might
b reserved for liberal peasioas tb she dis
AAblsd eoIdiers, TO the widows aud children
of those who have fallen 10 battle and for
the relief Of families daring the war.
!. The number Of msn actually furnished
BY Mass. TO the army snd my dtripg the
wAs 10 to Dec. 22, 1864, including the
nine mon,hs men u only one fourth of
theiraactusl Dumber, and reducing the
aamber enlisted ia The navy to The came
time Of three years. is 425. .457I making
snrplns over all calIs of Z ,SI3I
The Commonweaith has farnid he'd dur
ing the last year to the army alone As
4i6 men, beside $3.50 hundred days men
who are not credited to the quota.
Massachusetts, has furnished more men
into the service than are now 10 be found
10 the State between tho sges of eighteen
and forty 1--we, and 20 900 more than are
nov in the State liable TO duty.
The message reciads the abolishment
Of the penalty Of death and an Important
chaage In the law of massiages and license;
also Tecinds modification Of usury laws
and the establishnens of N institution for
the curative treatment of druntsris.
He slso recon nsnds an amsudment to
the federaf constitution recon- bnsuding
the Inhibition duties on exTorts, ard the
Legislature is requested 10 ask. The Pre.i-
dent to convene an extra G ,ngrsks in case
the present C,ngsesent should fail to
adopt an amendment aboIishiog 4lavery.
La conclusion. the Governor iptima,es
IL is the last time be shall assume the du-
ties Of Chief Magistrate.
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Steamer Burned.
Portland, Me-, Jan. 6.

Portland, Me-, Jan. 6.
The steamer Potomac, from New York
for Cortland, took fire around her beiltrs
at 4 O'Clock this morning, eff cape E-za
beth and burned rapidly TIE offcels,
crew aud psssengers were taken off By a
fisherman and have arrived here -Four
lives we're lost, namely, Cbas. Emesou,
Chief Mate, Oilers, and the Cd Cook.
The cargo was insured. The hull is be-
ing towed into port.
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Washington, Jan. 6.

VdsHiuktou, Jdus o.
SENATE.
Sherman from the Committee on FL
aauce reported back the petition Of army
officers asking for an increase Of psy aud
a>ked tast the Committee be discharged
Agreed to.
TiumbulI offered resolution which vas
passed calling upon the Secretary Of the
Interior for information az to the number
OF pension agents employed BY the Gov
ernment, how macy in each State, under
what law employed, DC.
Wilson called up the bill 10 drop from
the army unemployed officers Of the
army.
The report Of The Military Committee
on this subject, recommending that the
bill do not pass, was referred.
Wilson mesed the bill be indefinitely
postponed.
frumtull was sure tha. the Committee
on Military had come to such a eonclus
sion.
| Lane, of Indiana, spoke in favor OF the
report OF the committee and hoped the
Senate would act Oh its Recommendation
Trumbuli called up the bill TO regulate
the proceedings in oficers vhs had been
mastered out of service during the |pssi
ysar, some he Thought witlsia the ast
three or four weeks They had either
been mustered out or had resigned. knows
ling they would be mustered ont. The
!. facts ia ielstssa 10 every oHear4 could be
put iato the possession Of the President,
aud he coali act on them.
Mr.. Wilson did not want the respoasi
bility shifted on the Congress Of the Uni
ted Sta,es.
| Ii the bill was passed as il came from
House il would leave il in the power OF
any commanding officer to secure the dis
missal Of his suberdinates by the reor-
gsnization ofbrigades and divisions.
/ Officers might be thrown out Of the
service at the expiration Of their time Of
service under this BILL There was more
intrigue in the army among officers THAI
in the most excited political canvass
among politicians. There W us cam
parison between The rivalry aDd jealousy
Of army officers and Of ambitions men 10
civil service, sAd hs Wilson, thought
Congress ought TO do nothing 70 incfease
the means for carrying out this. = i
would BY passing the honse bin. Whom
i = General was ont Of seSvice il VAS the
duty of tho executive 20 ind tho cause o
his being unimployed. II hs ~ out ol
service for cause be ought 10 be dismissed
bat it, as was freQuentiy the case. be ~,
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Latest fam Sherman.

Baltimore, Jan. 6.
The steamer California from Hilton
Head arrived at Fortress Monroe yester
day with Col. Free and dispatches from
Gen. sherman The army was resting
aud preparing for great campaign. Kill
patrick was actively watching Hardee.
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CHERlFF'S SALE.

~ srArr cfIows, LEE CorSrr-ss.
By virtue of alias execution 10 directed issued
by Clerk Of the District Court of said county, in fssov
q q Kufseil. ami ssirst N. o. Hedges frsvr levied
apn and viii sell the highest bidder at the front door of
he Clerk oe OF the District Court Of Lee county Iowa.
t keokuk Ia said county. the 4th day of fefussy,
A. ID, 1865, between the hours Of seciock A. ~ and
o'clock r. NJ commencing at O'Clock r. ", Of said day.
The following property, to-wit: fhe Tfi half Of the
onheast quarter Of section 30 township e7, range
sest, IN Les county, Iowa
IAk= levied uoa, and TO be sold to satisfy SID Wit
Of execution.
keokuk, Jan. G. 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers zee s. 0pl Sheriff Of Lee Co.. 49,