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WHISPERS! WHISPERS

Do Won want Whskers or Moustaches1 Our Gre
elan Compound will force them to grow on the
smootliest chin or hair on bald heads in six weeks
Price s Cos packages 500 Sent by mail any
where, closely sealed, receipt Of price.
Address WARNER CO,
lyi3P Box lis Rrookln n. Y.
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wThe Latsssae and Longitude of "a.
rinus n,sccs on this coast. as determined
by tie Coast Survey:
Mt. Desert, latin II, 44@,21, Do, So, Long
So. Is. Is. a.
Isle Au Haul, LAT Az OF, Oh. o. long
6ss, %, ~. 81
Tunk Mt. als. %, 81. 20, loag. eS', o5
IL, g..
Mt. Wilde, lat IA. 81, A,61 long. 6s
-. 81, A..
B,uehill.lat. 5l..ac, OF, a5,long. eSs b
M, AZ.
TLsmas' Hill Bangor, ia. ~, -, 30
ioss G3', ~ 81, a.,
ut Desert Eeck Light ssf. r.. Be- 10
-, lons. o., g. 81, 81.
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ITCH ITCH! ITCH !
scratch Scratch ! scratch !:
Wheaton's Ointment
Will cure the Itch in As Hours.

Also cures SALT RHEUM. ULCERS, chill.
BLAINS. and all ERUPTION OF THE SKIN.
Prizes so cents. For sale by all druggists.
By sending co cents 10 WEEKS / POTTER.
5 lie Agents. 100 Washington street, Boston. il
will be forwarded by mail, f. &c u postage TO any
rart of the United states. lyl3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22

There has been manufactured Of the
lumber estimated above. two hundred
thousand of sugar box shocks. In la,hs
but ii1tle has been dome Warren Brown
doing the nIsst in this liue, manufacturing
about 10000 J. T. & G. II. Grant,
lao, 0OQ. Others We do not learn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22

This article IL distilled In the Cumberland Valy
from selected Rye, by peculiar process II Is n
genie and iuvigorating stimulant. Sold by all gro
GERS and druggists
lJ For sale in Ellsworth by c G. Peck. lwi9
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AGE AND QUALITY.

Arc the two important requisites for good Bourbon
Whiskey. The Golden >heaf Bourbon has both.
CA RICHARDS, " Washington St, Boston
So For sale in Ellsworth by e. Il. Peck. lw39
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22
PUeEST AND BEST.

For all purposes for which Old Holland Gin Is use
full use Duns,er's London Dock Gin 4, 10 very fine
iy as ored and quite old and good before ii is ship
ped from London
c. RIhHARDS. % washingtopSt., Boston.
D For sale Ia Ellsworth by c. Peck. lw49
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22

-lne fIesloenS mas received the following
dispatch:
M'LtEDoEvILIE. GA, DEC. Is, 1865.
HIS ExcELLEScY AKDRZw JOHNSON, President.
The Legislature takes recess until the 18th OF
January without electing Senators. Governor
Jenkins vas iaaugurated yesterday. You will be
pleased with his addren. feel confident that
there will be entire harmony between him and
yosrsslf. J. JOHNSON,
Provisional General"
CLUssIxc.-ws club the American with the
following Aasasiuss, asd spon the following
terms:
Hsrpers Magazine or urrper1 Weekly and
American $s,is per year.
Ladys Friend and American 4,0o
Book and $50
Peterson's Msgssins
Auaads Monthly 500
1t looks nov ss IL large number Of
teaas would BE- put in the woods this winter. In.
deed, this nast BE- the ease il &c would have
logs Ter aext seasons saving. - there are bu. a
small quantity Of old logs nov 10 the river.
AsssrA II. n. ! D Hall have already sent in q
su.hss Of teams and are sending in . large
anosnt Of supplies.
Warren Brown ESQ, IL also pushing his opera.
tioas With eaergy. aad will pot 10 more teams
tSaa last winter. So With the other iumberu.n
thsss 10 Disposition to do full As much business
Ia this lice - usual
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90.
The Clerk of the House Of Representa-
tives has received certificates OF election
AZ Southern members-fren North Caro-.
lima 2, Louisiana 4. Mississippi .. Tennes-
see 2, Virginia 6. Some OF these have
heea referred to the select committee, and
also one certificate from Arkansas.
The State Department has received in
formation that 40 thermometers were found
on board the Shenandoah upon her deiiy-
ery at Liverpool.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22

SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND SCHOOL
HoUsEs.-Our correspondent from West
Brooksyii,e. we think, takes the correct
view Of what school districts should be-
that is large enough to contain scholars for
good large and long school. Ii seems to
us that it is not good policy, nor good
economy. nor dealing justly with the chill
dren, to make up school districts so small.
that there is no money to procure teachers,
for any length Of time. nor means to huild
suitable buildings for schools. Not so in
the ollen time. But in these DAYS of eff
femnacY when We all seem afraid OF
breathing little pure air. and Of little
healthful exercise. and want the meeting
house, the school house, the mill, and the
village store, Oh our own lot, it is no,
strange that those most interested for the
cause Of education. find a strong prejudice
against graded schools, and also agains,
bringing into close proximity and to joint
efforts. sufficient number of families. to
make each local school district power in
the community, and its school, or schools,
we'll regulated, and Of sufficient length to
have permanent influence.
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BAkcAIss ~ JEw.LsY Attention is directed 70
FoksyrH 4 Co.'S adyer;isenrat in another column.

OIKGBt1On,
to have perfect dgeti.n the st5mach must be vigorous
aud the appetite good. Whoever uses the BioxsSsE
will be 10 euj these blessings az to breathe. s
per bottle. Depot, IS pey ST., X. Sold by c. G
Peck, Ellsworth. cowi5
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BATCHELOR's HAIR
.YE f.!

The Original and Best In the World The only
true and perfec. Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately splendid
Black or natural Brown, without ipjurinr the Hair
or Skin. Remedies the i'll effect Of bad dies. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed William A.
Bachelor Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS,
for Restoring and Beantifying the Hair.
lY32P CHARLES BATCHELOR. New York
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Miss Je llison's School.
Mr.. EDITOR

Mr.. EDITOR:
1t was with no small degree of pleasure
that witnessed the examination exercises
Of Miss Martha Jellison's primary school
last Friday afternoon. 1t was hardly to be
expected that pupils so young in years
would display such proficiency and exact
ness in their scholarship as was exhibited
on that occasion. The questions pro-
pounded to the scholars were not in an
order that they might anticipate. but
ranged throughout the whole course they
had pursued without systematic arrange
ment. The promptitude. that even the
smallest scholars showed in answering
questions pertaining to their studies was
worthy of admiration. and it gave evil
dence Of the fact that their teacher well
understood her profession and still ably
sustains the enviable educational reputa-
ton she has enjoyed fer half century
and upwards. 1t is seldom that we fin 4
one who has devoted so many years to the
work Of teaching, that cvinces so much
laudable enthusiasm in the work as does
Miss Jelhsen. OBSERVER.
Dee. 20th. 1865.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22
SINCERE AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

will find Ifoehss usefa in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, aud relieving
the throat after unusuai exertion Of the vocs
organs. The Iro hes are recommended asd prss.
cribed hv Physicians. and have had testin,onials
from eminent nen throughout the country. ".
ing an article Of trus merit, and having pvrsei
their efficacy by a test of many years, each year
finds them in new localities in various parts Of
the world. and the JrOehes arc universally pse.
nounce better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BnowS's BRoNontAL Taccses,"
and do not take any Of the WORTHLESS I~assis~s
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United Statss, snd in
Foreign Countries. at IS ceuts per box. eat2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22

A Cough, Cold. or Sore Threat.
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND sAoulp m
CHECKED. IY ALLOWED TO CONTINUE.
Irritation Of tn. Lungs, q Permanent Throat
Affection, or an Incurable Lung Diseoeo
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ID L d..

Elsworth-l5tb inst. Addis n. Joy, sgsa
~ yrs, daughter Of Hamilton icy. EsQ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22

Bluehill, Dec. Is. 1865
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0cHes
HAVING DIRECT iNFLuEscE TO re PARrs, o,ys
IMMEDIATE RELiEI.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca arrh. Consump.
tive and Throat Diseases,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

The following appears in the London Inder,
in reply to a recent question by a cores
pondent
"To the Editor ofthe Inder:
'SIR: have great pleasure, as treasurer
Of the StOnewall Jackson Memorial, in re-
plying to the letter of "A Subscriber, in
your number Of July %.
THE appeal for subscriptions to the me-
mortal Of that great soldier and patriot, Stone
wall Jackson, met with so ready response
that sum has been raised sufficient after the
liquidation of incidental expenses (such as
advertisements, &c) to cover the very rea-
sonable offer of Mr.. Foley. This money is
chiefly invested in Exchequer bills bearing
interest the rest standing to separate ac-
count, Messrs. Coutts a Co.
a'Mr Foley is at work, with the confident
expectation Of 4 very successful result, hav-
ing such noble features as those Of Stonewall
Jackson to deal with. All available resources
to obtain successful likeness have, of course,
been sought for.
"Your correspondent asks where the com
mittee proposes to place the statue. l fear
that this is question to be asked hereafter
at Washington, rather than in London. Any
how, the statue will be finished, and its site
may then be settled, and then the subscribers
will receive the formal account Of the com
mittee' stewardship.
"Yours, very faithfully,
"a. ]. B. BEREsFoRD HOPE.
"BEDGEBURY PARK, July "a, 1865"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
General Grant-H's First Speech
Verbatim Report.

Toronto Correspondent, August 7, Boston Po't. ]
At Island Pond salute Of cannon was
fired in honor of Gen. Grant. At Sher.
brook Gen. Grant made his first speech. In
reply to the welcome address Of the Mayor,
he said:
at gives me much pleasure to meet you,
Towards Canada and all the British provinces
cherish only the kindest feelings"
Loud cheering greeted this sentiment,
and the train moved away amid much enthu
siasm.
At Point Levi the crowd was dense, many
ladies being in waiting, and the cheering
"a spirited, though not so loud as at Other
= ces. At the Quebec station the throng
W. very large, and fairly overwhelm' the
police in the friendly onslaught upon the
soldier.
Carriages awaited the party, and the hote
was soon reached, the streets being alive will
people anxious to obtain glimpse of the dis
tinguished guest. Both the General and Mrs
Grant were fatigued and travel-stained, ant
were doubtless glad to seek repose and quiet
Sunday morning Col. Irving, of the Gov
ernor Generals staff, and Gen. Dale, of Now
Scotia, accompanied the General and Mrs
Grant to the English Church, where they oc
cupied seats in the State pew.
In the evening an informal call was mad'
upon the Governor General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
Interesting Statement about the An
dersonviIle Prison.

Captain JAMES NJ. MOORE, A. @. NJ, who
left here several weeks ago in charge Of a
party Of mechanics, etc, for Andersony lille,
Georgia, for the purpose of giving decent
burial to the remains OF braves that were
cruelty murdered there, writes to u. T. Porrs,
Esq, Chief Clerk in his office, under date Of
July 26th, that they had arrived at Ander-
sonville, and were encamped within one hun
dred yards of this prison pen. The Captain
describes it as "a pen in the fullest sense Of
the word-a human pen, where thirty thou
sand Of our soldiers were huddled together
in an enclosure not two hundred yards long
and scarcely one hundred wide whore they
were exposed to the rays of almost tropical
sun for months, resulting in the death o.
thousands" The Captain also says "th'.
pen should not be destroyed, but it should
stand until its stockade falls to the grour 1
from decay, so that the unbelieving of t''t
North may be able to look on this ground
and convince themselves of the inhumar
cruslties perpetrated by the South on oul
prisoners"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
southerners In New York.

The New York correspondent of Rich
mond paper writes the following: .
Mrs. Howell, meoher of Mrs. President
Davis, arrived here at the New York Hotel
yesterday. Judge Hunter Marshall and q
crowd Of Southerners are there. The St.
Nicholas is also full Of ex.rebels. Judge
Swami, of Tennessee, IL is said, will settle In
this city. Col. Owen, President Of the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee railroad, is at the Hof.
man House. J. r. Holcombe, Maurice
Moore, jr., and a number of other Lynch
burgers, are at the Anson House. Nearly all
the leading railroad men of the South are in
town. Gen. (Granby) Reynolds and family
are expected here daily. 1t is stated posi-
lively that Gen. r. has been notified by legal
advisers in England that he is the lineal de-
soendant of the Earl Of Warwick-is, in fact,
himself the Earl of Warwick, and the last of
the ''king-makers.n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
OIL.

Miss HESTER ROBINSON, a young and
beautiful girl, lately of New Bedford, Mass,
but now of New York city, is said to be the
richest woman in the world. She has an in
come of four Millions her father, late IN oil
merchant of New Bedford, recently died and
left her one million more, and her aunt, Miss
S. A. HowLAED, who died in July last left
her another million, which was also the pro-
cseds of the oil trade, mot petroleum, but
whale.) Miss ROBINSON is marriageable,
dresses plain, ignores water falls and never
paints
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

The New York Evemimg Post of yester-
day says:
The chief points Of interest in Wall street
are the excessive dullness of the stock mar
ket, and the growing ease in money. The
latter result is due in part to the very limited
demand for loans, but chiefly to the heavy
payments from the Treasury. Since we
called attention to the subject week ago the
disbursements from the New York office have
been $36, 5l1 ,494, ,Iwhie for the preceding six
days the amount was only $l7, 3GG, 1876.
Gold is steady ut l44lal44t. At the close
144t was bid.
The loan market is smoderately active, with
ample supply at per cent A few special
transactions are reported at 6. Commercial
paper passes at Tao.
The stock market is quiet, and as many Of
the leading purchasers are out of town, the
business of the day is extremely small.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

New YoRK, Aug. 9.-The offering of two
thousand bales Of South American woods this
afternoon, through Messrs. Burdett, Jones 4
Co., was largely attended, principally by
Eastern manufacturers but most of the large
cities were represented. There was not that
spirit manifested Mt the opening that was an
ticipated, and prices, though fully sustaining
the market, were not up to the expectat
of the owners. Considerable parcels were
withdrawn. The range of prices for the new
and best wools were 81 to 43 cents, aud the
Indifferent descriptions % to 80 cents. Since
the sale there is more disposition to buy at
auction prices, which the owners refuse. On
the whole, the sale is considered a pretty
satisfactory one to the sellers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

VIRGINIA CONFERENCE IrEMs.-Rev. VIM.
=. Edwards has been assigned by Bishop
Early to the pastorate Of the Dinwidde
street Methodist Episcopal church in Ports
mouth.
Rev. Allen r. Bernard is preaching for the
M +. church in Suffolk.
Rov. Francis j. Boggs, formerly major in
the Confederate army, Is to take charge of
the Princess Ann circuit.
Rev. James A. Crowder is the preacher in
A. Amiss at Edenton.
Rev. John W. Woneycott is at work on the
Gates circuit; Rev. J. d. Lumsden on the
nasquotank, and Rev. ]. j. Edwards has
charge of the Hertford circuit.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

BUCHANAN REMovED.-At the meo ting of
the Trustees Of Franklin and Marshall Col
lege at Lancaster last week, Hon. John
Cessna was elected President of the Board in
place of James Buchanan. The friends of
Franklin and Marshall have long felt that
the connection of Mr.. Buchanan with the in
stitution was an injury to it, but there was
delicaoy about getting rid of him. The
necessity for a change, however, at last be-
came so overwhelming that it could no longer
be resisted. Mr.. Cessna will give character
and vigor TO the institution. 1t is likely
there will soon be important changes made in
the Faculty Lebanon Courier. r
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
SECOND EDITION.
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.
OPINION OF FATwoRNEY GENERAL
SPEED UPONTHE LlseALTTy OF
THE CONSPIRACY TRIAL.

OfiNiON OF hTFonnHh SfsN ERA
sPnhD s oroN ,fAh'f oF
- .O '.0' 60 -
LUG h''ofne' ''"v,' iiO". A orhhD'
mas, IN ncompn"nce WIN reques'oi 'ne rresi-
dent prepared an opinion upon the ie-
gahty Of the trial ny mhitnry tribunal OF
the parties charged with the offence Of hay
to- ..s.sso.,nd the l,ts pr.,;dant os tho
,ne $50 =" - '''S -, 'N1'i 49, WV
United States. .,rIlr.a t,.,..r,r
W. .;,., . ,,,oos .,,,,., or .l,. III.
T. "eh"'e teoo"eU "P'o'0'Ps W WIS a"'e
document but its great length prevents us
-, .,,-
'rom iayin8 " oe'ore oar ies"srS en'ire TINS
evening We can only find room for q BRIT (
,,,,--,.,.,
abstrnct. starting with the proposition that
I" nj the time Of the assassinatiop n civ;l
:, ~ =.
war was hagrant; the city Of Washing
tom vas defended nv fortifioatiops reou.
larly and constantly manned; the princi-
-, .,,,.. Co.. .r a.. .,,. L. T.,
raj soldiers; the public Offices aud property
a. a.. .;,, -a al ,,.u5.5 h., .o,s,.
!" '"e 0''y "er' "' b""'ueo ny So'uiers
and the Presidents house wns or should
- l.. - Al, = - >,
nave oeeh unuer tne Buaru Oh soidiers,
Mr.. SPEED proceeds to show that by the
constitution the law OF nations Is made o
part of the law OF the land; that wars must
DO oonducted according 10 the laws oil ma
t,ohs' 'ha' esPecia''y IN civil war under
'nese iA"s VI war Puu,ic enem'es arc most
p'opey s ~ ", '''''""'' ''' '' 0"'''
W h,.hwh.sSa, . $685., ,,,,,
rebel, an assassin, bei,g public enemies, may be
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

LEFT Tows IN HURRY.-0n Saturday
afternoon two young bloods, named George
shearer and Clagett Htzhugh, late Of the
rebel army, drove into town in q wagon, and
stopped at the City Hotel where they regis
tered their names in large letters: Major Gen.
George Shearer, Confederate States army;
Captain G. Fitzhugh, do. After taking a
drink at the bar, they proceeded to call upon
their acquaintance of former days; but they
were speedily waited upon by two members
of the vigilance committee, and politely in
formed that If they consulted their personal
safety they would leave as soon as possible.
Acting on this mild suggestion, they took
HagerstoioR Herald.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
Translation Of international Law Into
the Chinese Language.

The Department of State has received,
through Mr.. BURLNGAME, the United Sta es
Minister to China, a copy of the recent
into the Chinese language, which has been
made by the Rev. W. A. P. MARTIN, of the
American Presbyterian Mission, by com
mission from Prince KINUG. 1t is under
stood that the translation does not embrace
such of the notes to the late edition as were
inserted with the supposed intent to justify
disloyalty in this country.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

So New York state Soldiers Agency
removed ass y street. between Twelfth and Thir-
tsenth streets. All information Of interest or
value 10 the soldiers OF New York, or their
friends, furnished gratuitously upon application
at their rooms, either In person or by letter,
No. asS street, between Twelfth and Thir-
esnth streets. 80 mhl-satuthu
As-The japanese Hair stain Colors
tirul black or brown. II tconsists Of only pre-
paration. Color will not fade or wash out. Only
90 cents box. Mailed to any address for 76 cts.
by s. c. UPHAM, 25 South Eighth street, Phila.
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandria.
ap29 NTH &s3m ...t.s' .'-..t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
CAPTURE or A SHARK AT CAPE ISLAND

CAPTURE OF A SHARK AT CAPE ISLAND
A monster shark was captured at Cape Island
on Sunday last by some of the crew of the
steamer Manhattan. It was about ten feet
long. It was caught with hook and pulled
to the surface of the water, when q rope was
attached, and it was pulled to the deck of
tie beat. The spite and power which the
monster exhibited with his great, ugly mouth
and sharp eyes and teeth, and great, strorg,
muscular tail, after reaching the deck, are
described as wonderful.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
by TELEaRAPH.
A. GREAT NAVAL BATTLE HE
TWEEN THE BRAzILIANs AND
PAhAGUAYANs. an
The rr.s,li.n. yieterlou..

EBw yoRK, Aug. 1O.--The steamer saladin
brings news from The River Platte to june
10th, giving an account Of a severe naval en-
gagoment between thu Brazilian feet and
eight Paraguayan steamers and eight aoat.
ing batteries, which took place on June II,
at Richuelo, jast Below corisn,e,, on the
Panama riysr. ----
The greatest bravery was displayed on
both sides, and the slaughter was fearful.
The victory was claimed by the Braxilihna
The town Of San Borja, on the Uruguay
river, was captured by the Paraguayans, who,
II is said, put the entire Brazilian garrison
TO death, -,...-.. .-... u ..-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

TEXAS IrEMs.-An extensive FIRE occurred
at Galveston on the I'd inst. 1t was doubt
less the design of the incendiaries to burn the
town.
The acts of outlaws and villains in Texas
were never equalled
Texas has been divided into three military
relieving Gen. Granger,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

A DISPATCH from Newport, VT, says;
There is now here, recruiting his exhausted
energies at OWLS Head, returned Ander-
sonville prisoner, whose testimony the Gov
ernment should secure on the WertE trial.
During long months of terrible confinement
at AndsrsonVille, he came frequently in con-
tact with WertS, and will testify that he
heard him say several times, when remOn-
strated with for his treatment of the prison
GGrS, that he was acting in accordance with
! bane.n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
PERSONAL.

NJ; nronor N rou,u,,, D.--...l =.
II, and ,orm.r,v comn,.. - s.n.,.,.
rnss. Armv Of potomae has rocen,,v hssn brs.
vet.d Isentsn.,t co,ons, "a, n,a,,;o,,ons ssr.
vices rendered the aoysrnms,t l..
HoS. ALrnep Rry. Of Nav York Major
az, w,,,ox "a f.a r.. =, pn.,.n ,,ho ,vsr,
a..oc,a,s. ,r p,s,r,ana ,s,sa, h.vo hssn ann !.
,,,o,o, A.. $40 - ~. ,,,,t,. c...,.t..,a.
.hon, - ~ snn,.os No. sar ,ha ,s,.I n ,hs N
aersonv,l,s nr,son .kseper who acted in A like
can,c,,y a, R,cbmond --l-.--
arx ,H.pp,s b.. Iev;ed n tax of AZ ON
,,.,.. 49,. =, r.oa.r,or.hnro ". n c,as, M
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r. xS., noo-, -. .;,,, ,.,,. ,o
,--,--- :, ,r-.-..--... .-,-,.-- -.
O.msnSs,,oO 70, narSon : :, -"
p.. Iou,, r.,..... - p,,,- -. .u.