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Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06

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AS-A Friend In N.od Tnoso re-

50 Friend In Need - Those re-
curing eonhdential medical assistance should
has made certain Diseases his snsuiai study +;
such man is DR.. DARBY, who Is daily curing
numborS OF both sexes, and every age, who have
been to all tho sGlf-calIoG doctors in this city,
benefit until ho took charge Of them. His termb
are more moderate than thoAs OF mere boastlpr
pretendors, whose only purpose Is 10 fleece tho
unfortunate, aud then advise them, when II y
almost too late, to apply to him.
Call on hiIa al once, or you may regret II ever
afterwards. DR. DARBY,
No 400 Seventh street, between d and Z
streets, Washington city. fs.s-n
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Interesting Lcttcrs-wm. G. Bryant,
the Dacf. mud Gc.rII la,Ifh- dhn

Interesting I.cttcrs-wm. G. Bryant,
the Poet, and Gerrit Smith, the
Phiinnthropist.
The following letters wero received by the
committee and read before the Fourth Of
July meeting in behalf of the Colored Ma
tional Monument Association of this city;
PgTERBoRo, July I, 1885,
Saturday pm.
JVBi. SBphdr, John p. Cooke:
GENTLEMEN: Not until now do / receive
your esteemed letter Of the 2Sth instant. /
wish / could be with you in the important
and interesting occasion which, you invite
me to attend, but cannot be.
Suffrage for the black man Our nation
cannot be saved so long ns it is withheld.
With great regard, your friend,
GHRRIT SMITH,
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
Important Changes In Military Conn.,
mRnds.

CINCINNATI, ONO, July 6.-Maj. General
Ord to-day assumed command of the North
ern Military Department, headquarters at
Detroit. Major General Hooker will leave
in few days for New York to relieve Gen.
Dix. ... .,
Two soldiers were run over and killed noar
indianapolis yesterday.
Henry Winter Davis in his Chicago speech
on the 4th, took strong grounds in favor of
negro suffrage and the Monroe doctrine.
A locomotive exploded at Centralia, ILL.,,
on the 4th, killing the engineer and fireman.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
RostYS. Loxo ISLAND, july 4, lss5

HWSENNi INNW IFINNDl July 7, 1870.
GENTLEMEN: Your obliging invitation of
tho 18th OF June did not come to my hands
until last evening, so that my answer could
not reach you until some time after your
celebration. / cannot, however, allow the
occasion to pass, without congratulating the
colored race on being able to celebrate the
Fourth of July as freomen and citizens of
this republic, and to express my confident
hope that the day is near when they will be
admitted to an equality Of political privileges
with the white race throughout tho whole
extent of the United States.
am, gentlemen, with great regard, your
Obedient servant, W. G. BRYANr.
Messrs. W. SYPuAN and JoHS +. Cook.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
e1- EleetIon NotIce.-Omcc NashinI-

AI- Election Notice.-Onieo Wa shin,-
Tos AND GEoRGETowS RAILROAD COMPANY, Oornr
ington, D. c., June 20, 1864. --Tbe annual NEE :
Ing Of the stockholders Of the Washington aui
Georgetown Railroad Company, for the elcctioi
OF Directors, will be held at tho Oalce OF tn.
Company on WEDNESDAY, the l2th day Of July,
ls65 The polls will be opened at l2 clock, m.
and close at 2 clock, p. 10. ...., .-..|'. .
GEO. 5. GIDEON, President.
W.; Z: GREESLEAY, Secretary and Treasurer.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
u TnRY mnde hnr ...n,

made her agrave too cold and damp,
FOR a soul 30 hOnesthnd true
II they had been wiso, the dire necessity Of
SPon'ng tne grave for one so lovely might have
Deeh nNer'eu' PLANTATION BIrTRRs, II timely
used, are sure to rescue the youug and lovely,
inc hlddlo'agCd, and the ailing, from the grave.
almost ~ diseases have their beginning In
some sh0M difficulty in tho stomach, which
Complaints, Night sweats Consumption, death.
PLANTATION BlrrERs will prevent these pfemonl-
health good '''0N
Be WARNpn ~ T,up
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
From Fortress Monroe-Disturbanc
with Colored Pic-Nio Party-A
Secesh Scalp Removed and Order

FoRrREss MONROE, July 5.-The ferry
boat Newtown was sent to Smithfold yester-
day with picnic party of colorcd individ-
uals, and detail for guards was made for
the occasion from companies O and X, Sd
New York cavalry. Their right to land at
SmithGeld was contested by some citizens,
creating n disturbance that required the SCR
vices OF the guard to quoll. Private John
Gray, of company @, was shot by his SCR
geant for not obeying orders, and one of the
citizens of Smithhold had his scalp removed
by the sword of n Federal officer, after which
order wns restored.
The following nre the arrivals at Fortress
Monroe schooner Il. English, from New
York, with forage schooner Jos. Franklin,
from New York. with forags for City Point !
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06

CARELESS DHIvING.-Yesterday morning
about ten o'clock negro man by the pane Of
Thornton Shelly, cart driver, while drfvinI his
horse rapidly past the corner Of Twenty sixth
and X street, run his cart over child about two
years old, son Of Mr.. James Morgan, injuring
II seriously.
Shelly, after running over the little boy, kept
on the even tenor Of his way. He was soon afler
arrested by Officer stnchcomb, and committed 10
Jail by Justice Drury.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
Release of tho Rebel Governor OF North
Carolina.

Ex-Governor ZEBuLoS D. VANCE, of North
Carolina, was this morning released from the
old Capitol by order of the Secretary of War.
lie is to be returned to North Carolina, and
will be subject to the order of the President
Of tho United States.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
SECOND EDITION
FOUR o.CIOCK. p. M .
HEALTn or T1E PREsIpENT.

The health Of Ncsidont JOHNSON continues
to improve. lie adhoros to tho ndvice Of
his physician, and receives no visitors. -
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06

REBEL PRISONERS DIscHARGED.--As as
ccrtaiued from the books " Provost Marshal In
graham's office, the number Of rebel prisoners
discharged up to the Sd Of July amounted In the
total to AZ. 7O6, aud are classified as follows:
captains, LOG; lieutenants, $3.50; non -coInmis-
stoned officers, q, 6S2, while the number Of pri.
yates amount to 81, ,726.
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p A 3 8 p O Il IT 5 .
Special Notice.

Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on personal application
at the Department Of State. my4-3m
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06

SENT TO THE OLD CAPIroL. "A. DonneIIy
WIS this morning sent to the Old Capitol, having
been transferred from the Central guard shouse
The charges preferred against him wers that he
was n dcserter from the Union forcos aud was en- :
gagged in rebel service as q spy. He will be de-
tanod In the old Capitol to await Judge Advo-
cate Turner's Investigation. Lieutenant George
Edwards, Of company y, Of tho 40th New Jersey
volunteers, was this morning sont 10 the old
Capitol. The charge preferred against him was
for desertipg from his regiment, and he is 10 be
held for investigation. .I.T
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
BY TELEGRA APH.
Movements Against Hostile Indian

FoRr LARAMIE, July GA column, con-
sisting of the I'd Missouri light artillery,
equipped as cavalry, and the 18th Missouri
cavalry, passed Columbus, Nebraska, to-day,
en- route to the Powder river country, and to
co operate with two other columns now pre-
pairing to march from Fort Laramie against
the hostile Indians.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
nook NOTICE.

PARADISE Row. VIoLEr-Wo have re-
ceived from VIM Ballantyne, No. 4ss Seventh
street, a copy ofthe neatly printed book with the
above title, published by Henry Hoyt, OF Boston,
from the Religious Tract Society. 1t is an inter
osting and instructive story
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06

ACCIDENT On Tuesday morning, while
Mr. Williams, who resides on First street, be-
tween c and D streets north, was sitting upon TIM
porch in the rear Of his dwelling, he was acoi-
dentally wounded by the premature discharge Of
effect in Mr.. Williams side, innioting q flesh
wound .
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
SPECIAL .NoTICEs.

aS- Bank Of Washing ton.--A divi-
dend for the last six months, clear OF Govern
ment tax, has this day been declared ON the stock
OF this bank, payable to Oekholders on demand.
July ., 1855. jy0-a
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
BIZ WARNED IN TINE
90 The BRIDAL Chou,I,.,. m m

AsI The bridal Chamber, m Essay Of
warning anu instruction for Young Mel. Also,
new new aud reliable treatment for Diseases Of tho
Urinary ana Sexual Systems Sent free, IN
Pa. mhai-y
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TIURsDAY:#:::::::::::::::::!:JTLY Q, 1865.
THE REPUBLICAN OUT OF TOWN.

Persons leaving Washington to spend the
summer at their country residences, or at
any of the watering places, can have the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN forwarded to their
address, by leaving their orders al this
office.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
dasl-U Leut Coi and Stats AGENT.
~ NOW York state soIdiers, Aaeney

Ar New York State Soldiers, Agency
removed 2SS street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets. All Information OF interest or
value to the soldiers of New York, or their
friends furnished gratuitously upon application
lheir new rooms, either In person or by letter,
teenth streets, mil -satuthtf
moved at once by the use Of UPHA ANS FRRCKLE,
TAN, and PlMPLE BANIsHER. Price % cents.
mailed m 10 any address for 10 cents, by s. @. UP
hAs' 70 south Eighth street, Philadelphia. Sod
COOK, Alexandria. ap2o- o-mthGs9m
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LEWIS PAYNE.

FINDING.
"0f the specification, guilty, except com.
bining, confederating, and conspiring with
EDWARD SPASGnERj Of this, not guilty. Of
the charge, guilty, except combining, confede,
rating, and conspiring with EDWARD sPANG.
LERi of this, not guilty.
SENTENCE.
"And the Commission does therefore sen.
tcnce him, the said LEWIS PAYNE, to be hung
by the neck until he be dead, at such time
and place as the President of the United
States shall direct, two thirds of the mem.
bers of the Commission concurring therein.
Fourth
MARY E. sURRATT.
FINDING.
"of the specification, guilty, except as to
receiving, entertaining, harboring, and con-
cealing Samuel Arnold and Michael O'Laugh.
lin, and except rs to combining, confederat-
ing, and conspiring with Edward Spanglcr;
of this not guilty" OF the charge Guilty,
except as to combining, coniederating, and
conspiring with Edward spangler of this
not guilty"
SENTENCE.
And the Commission does therefore sentence
her, the said MARY L. SURRATT. to be hung
by the neck until she bo dead, at such time
and place as the President of the United
States shall direct, two thirds of the Com.
mission concurring therein"
And whereas, the President of the United
States has approved the foregoing sentences
in the following order, to wit:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 9th, 1866.
The foregoing sentences in the cases of
David L. Herold, G. A. Atzorodt, Lewis
Payne, Mary Il. Surratt,
are hereby approved, and it is or
dered that the sentences in the case
of David L. IIorold, @. A. Atze-
rodt, Lewis Payne, and Mary
L. Surratt be carried into execution by the
proper military authority, under the drec-
ton of the Secretary of War, on the seventh
day of July, 1865, between the hours of ten
o'clock, II. m, and two o'clock, p. m, Of
that day
ANDREW JOHNSON, President.
Therefore, You are hereby commanded to
cause the foregoing sentences in the cases of
DAVID Z. HERoLD, g. A. ArzERoDT, LEWIS
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06

AB- Noticc.-The steamer Argo will
commence running to Glymont on ehe 7th VI
july, and continue until further notice every
day, Sundays not excepted. Leave footof
Seventh street, Parkhurst h Co. Is wharf, at a.
m, aud Alexandria at 9tk. TICKETS ONRDoI.
LAR. LOT CHAMBRRI,kIN
jyj-tf -TT--- AGENT
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06

0nsEqUIEs.-The funeral Of our late feI-
low cillIon Of the Seventh ward, ]. II. Robinson,
from Ryland Chapel. Alarge number Of persons
were present Remarks were made by tho Rev
WIN. Hamilton, pastor Of the church, and Rev.
Mr.. Coombs, pastor OF the Western Presbyterian
Church Both OF these gentlemen spoke In tho
nnost truthful terms Of the deceased. character.
ixing him as n man Of prudence, caution, sound
Judgment and deep plety, and expressing tho bo-
member and the community a valued citiren.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
HEALTH OF THE SECRETARY OF
WAR

Secretary STANTON resumed his duties MS
Secretary Of War this morning, after slight
indisposition of two days.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06

AGENCY REMOVAL. On and after MONDAY,
January LIST, 1855, the Massachusetts State
Agency will occupy Its now rooms In the Ma
Hondt lHtstitgencer Building, second door, cor
to call. - - -
Advice and assistance given without ohargss
da9l-tf IJar, 81 ~ CO., 49,, 3
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ca Onice OF tho Mctropoiitan RniI-

so ONCE OF the Metropolitan Rail-
ROAD COMPANY, Seventeenth street west, June 26,
1868 Tho Annual Meeting Of the stockhoiders
Of tho Metropolitan Railroad esmpauy, for the.
election OF officers for tho ensuisg year, will be
held at this Office gu WEDNESDAY, The l2th Of
Jnly' 1858. The polls will be opened at l2
WV. W. MOORE, Sec'y. je20 -eotla
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
LOCAL AFFAIns.

COMMITTED SUIorDE.-A soldier, by tho
name Of George Hte, and belonging TO company
h, nth regiment Of Gen. Hancock q oorps com.
mitted suicide by shooting himself with his
musket, in his tent at the regimental camp, near
South Carolina avenue and Eleventh street Tho
ball entered the lower portion Of his breast
passed upwards, aud came ont at the back OF the
neck. He was supposed to be laboring under
temporary insanity at the timo. Yesterday eve
ming Coroner Woodward held an inquest, and
tho jury returned verdict in accordance with
the facts stated above. 81
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
-Four Of the Conspirators
Sentenced to beHuDg.
Harold, Atzerodt, Payne,
and Mrs. Surratt the
Culprits.
Arnold, Mudd, and O'LaughIin
Sentenced to Imprisonment
H for Life.
Spangler Sentenced to I'm
prisonment Six Years.
THE EXECUTION TO TAKE PLACE TO-
MORROW, JULY 7th. b.,
General Hancock Directed 10 Execute the
Presidents Order.

The following are tho official orders Of the
President and Secretary of War approving
the finding and sentence Of the Military Com
mission in the cases of tho conspirators, and
ordering the sentence of death to be executed
upon four of the criminals tomorrow:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTASr GBSBRAL's OPFICB,
wAsHISeroS, July ., 1865.
To 1hV. Gen. W. s. Hancock, o. S. Volunteers,
Commanding Mfdtie Mlaary DfvisfOn,
Washington. d. c.:
Whereas, by the Military Commission ap-
pointed IN paragraph 4, Special Orders No.
2l1, dated War Department, Adjutant Gen.
erals Office, Washington, May G, 1865, and
of which Major General DAVID HUNTER, U.
s. Volunteers, is President, the following
named persons were tried, and, after mature
consideration of the evidence adduced in
their cases, were found and sentenced, Us
hereinafter stated, as follows.
First
DAVID E. HERoLD.
FINDING.
"of the specification, Guilty. except CON-
bining, confcderating and conspiring with
Edward spauglcr, as to which part thereof,
not gWihy.p
"of the charge. Guilty,
except the words Of the charge that he COM
bined, confederated and conspired with Ed.
ward spangler, as to which part of said
charge, not guilty"
SENTENCE.
And the Commission does therefore SEN
tence him, the said David E. Harold, to be
hanged by the neck until no be dead, at such
time and place as tho President of the United
States shall direct, two thirds of the mem
bers of the Commission concurring therein.
Second
GEORGE A. ATZERODT.
FINDING.
"of tho specification, guilty, except COM
bining, confcdcrating, md conspiring with
Edward Spanglcr of this not guilty" "0f
the charge, guilty, except combining, con-
fcderating, and conspiring with Edward
spangler of this not guilty"
SENTENCE.
And the Commission does therefore SEN
tencc him. the said GEORGE A. ATzERoDr, to
bo hung by tho neck until he be dead, at
such time and place as the President of the
United States shall diroct--two-thirds of the
members of the Commission concurring
therein.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
RETURN OF LIEUT.. GEN. GRANT

Lieut.. General U. S. Grant returned to the
city last evening, after his flying visit to
Albany, N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06

Lo"dom N"riets,-BreadstufIs quiet, with
an upward tendency Iron steady. Sugar
upward tendency. Tea steady. Linseed
cakes quiet and steady Spirits Of turpentine
dull. Petroleum steady at 2s Cd per gallon
for refined. rnllow frmor.
LoSDoN, Friday Evening, June 23.-Con.
soils closed at 9Ja0O for money, -
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06

ANDREW JOHNSON, President.
Therefore, You are hereby commanded to
cause the foregoing sentences in the cases of
DAVID Z. HERoLD, g. A. ArzERoDT, LEWIS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-02
The Hole In the SKY.

More remarkable, perhaps, on account
OF lite singularity, says Vigne, 10 his travels
in Mexico and South America, 10 the
hole in the sky, (for it appears to be moth.
ing else) the dark space known. even TO
those who have not seen them, that one
Of the peculiaiities Of the southern heavens
are dark, sta,less spaces, but the "coal
sack" may be termed black in comparison
with the surrounding sky. It lies on the
left Of the cross a. it faces an observer.
and nearly touching the lower part Of its
major axis, which it equals iu hight. The
curious abruptness and freshness Of the
oval-shaped and broken outline of it's en-.
tire circumference suggests the idea of its
having been formed by violence. 1t
looks as il the canopy Of Heaven had been
shot through The edges Of two OF three
folds Of strata. 90 to speak, are seen ON
the left side, more particularly in rece.
ding perspective, and gradually leading
to aud blending in what appears to 81
black, liehtless space beyond. Placed It
the south pole, and % unlike anything
else in the sky, it has an aspect Of spe.
cial design where Ill around is for design.
II can Be- imagined plscs Of exit or in
gress for mighty rushing foeose; the adit
from the light to Tophet Of outer dark.
ness. or "black Gehsnna," with the
cross shining in front Of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-02

The MARRIAGE OF PRIEsTs.-A Turin
correspondent says: "a great victory has
been achieved in the Senate. The Law on
civil marriages has been voted by . large
majority in spite Of the efforts of mi.
noritv. which spared no means to obtain
its rejection, or at least to delay its CON-
ing into operation. The most remark BILE
feature OF this long discussion was the at
titude of Mgr. di Giacomo, Bishop Of
Alifs, who opposed oil the amendments
moved BY the minority, thus implicitly
adopting the substitution Of civil for reli-
gious marriage. One most important
amendment. tending to declare all persons
in holy orders incapabl Of contracting
marriage, was rejected by large majority,
and Mgr. d; Glacomo was one Of its most
eager opponents. The question OF the
marriage Of priests, which has given rise
to so many contrary interpretations in
France, seems to be decided in Italy 10
the affirmative BY the rejection of the
amendment tending to declare them inca
pable Of marriage. Our Italian juriscon-
suits seem oil to agree on this point. In
France the tribunals have nearly always
declared priests incapable Of marriage,
because, by an article in the concordat,
the registrars Of marriages are bound to
observe the ecclesiastical laws, which for.
bid marriage to persons engaged in the
higher orders Of the priesthood. Here
there is nothing of the kind. All the
concordats have been annulled By the
overthro~ of the dynasties which reigned
in Italy before 1859; besides, our con.
cordats could not provide for the present
case. as hitherto everything relating to
marriage has been subject to the exclusive
Jurisdiction of the church. This vote
made a profound impression ON the Senate.
Never before has such agitation prevailed
in that grave assembly"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-02
THE GA ! O. !.


At the request II several sIA1Azlb -,
We insert complsts, ths assiele vAicA ap-
peared 10 the Chieago Tina, JAY lst,
1854, which, in effect recommended he
ass ssinatiou Of President Lincoln. Its
harl to conceive Of language more dia-
boil sal:
Among the resolutions passed By the
Kentucky Democratic Stats Convention
at Louisville, on the 26th ulimo, w. the
following:
"s5. That fres press. fro speech,
free ballot, fires dominion. and the wit Of
habeas corpus 70 protect the personal lib
erty Of every citizen, are essentials Of !
free government; ssd free people viii
have and maintain them at al hasards.'
owe have no disposition to taunt Ken
lucky in her present abject condition, bat
it this resolution 10 true, We must infer
that Der people are not free. Denocrssic
papers are not permitted to circulate in
the State, and she is. deprived of other
enumerated essentials Of free govern.
ment. She 10 not thus bound because
her sons are pigeon -livered,' and lack
gall to make oppression bitter ! but she
waits and hopes that she may be unfettered
without rssorting to force to re.establish
law. She will not wait many months,
nor will the nation delay in rising to her
rescue, if fraudulent Presidential cleo
tion should in form reinvest Mr.. Lincoln
in his present Office. He cannot be fairly
and lawfully elected, and the people have
determined that he shall not hold his Office
if elected by fraud He could not be
more worthless dead than he is living,
but would be infinitely less mischievous,
and bis corpse, repulsive - it would Be
in its freshest state and richest and most
graceful habilimen,s. would yet be the
most appropriate sacrifice which the in
suited nation could offer 10 stonement for
its submission to his imbecility and des.
potism."
The secession editor who uttered the
above language, is now shedding croco
die tears. and wearing the emblems oil
mourning for the dead President, who val
murdered by a Copperhead. Common
decency should suggest to him the pro
priety Of not insulting the friends Of Mr.
Lincoln by hypocritical pretenses Of grief
His real sentiments are too we'll known. =
[Chicago Tribune.
1t is we'll known that the Chicago Time
was the mouth-piece of the Copperhead
Of the Northwest, and that the smaller fr,
of their editors imbibed its spirit and re
vamped it's editorials. Not one of then
but was as outspoken and iendish in hi
denuncistion OF Mr.. Lincoln Is the edito
of the Times himself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-02

UNDD7TA xDE.
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- ordersvsonptly attended TO- cArriaxssssr.isAsd
Wesa Peqrirod. 3oaaI1Ivr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-02

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