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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-03-02
THE WIFE AND DAUGHTER of a Presbyterial

HE " TIE ANU UAUGTIEh OF FTtsDyttTIHn
minister (Refugees) deeire employment as Teachers.
They have experience in the management of pupils de-
string thorough and polite education in all its branch
es. 1t would be agreeable to them and probably adyan
tageous TO the parties concerned if they might live and
act together
Letters Of enquiry may be directed the Editor OF
the Central Presbyterian to Rev. N. D. Hoge d. D,
and Rev. T. V. Moore D. D.. Richmond; Rev. W. II.
Fooe D. D., and A. q McIlwaine, Petersburg and Rev.
2. T. Peuick, near Liberty, Bedford Co., Va.
fe l6-3t,
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SOUTHERN NEws.-Receut movements Of the
war have so broken our connections with the
far South, that we are cut off from most Of the
former sources of intelligence.
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FARMVELLE FEMALE COLLEGE.

TINE Spring Term, 1885, opens February. 9Th closes
/ June, 2sth Location safe and healthy. Instruc.
ton very thorough full corps of experienced Teach
ers Terms moderate,
For Catalogue, address A PREoI, President
IA 28-Et Parmvlle, II.
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NJ Al ? II ,,

On the evening of the 22d u in HenricO Co, By the
Rev. A. NJ Hershey, Chaplain C. S. A., ETHAN A. FREE
MAN, Esq, of Chattanooga, Tenn, to Miss LAvlSiA E.
second daughter of the officiating minister.
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AN old Scotch preacher said Sf a young OPP
ponent, that he had ga great deal of the young
man, not little of the old man, and very little
of the new man"
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''SCHooL WANTED '-FrouY intimate knowl-
edge We confidently recommend those wanting
a teacher to the advertisement Of "a. B."
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home SCHOOL AT UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
IL One or two vacancies exist in my School Session
ends lst July. Terms, 800 for five months payable
in advance in family supplies such corn -four, meat
butter, wood. cotton, &c, at prices of 1860 Washing
and lights extra and pupils will provide their bed
clothes and towels. JOHN b. MINOR,
fe 9-4t University of Virginia
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-03-02

The banks of South Carolina have advanced
one million of dollars in specie to purchase
horses for the cavalry in that State
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GCHo0L WANTED-A gentleman of some twelve
y years experience in conducting both male and fe
male schools IS DESTROYS Of taking charge Of Acsde
my, Of opening School point in the country,
lie furnish any testimonials and references that may
BE- required Address "a. b., Of Editor Central
Presbyterian, giving locality terms and all necessary
information ma 2-t
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obituaries.

Died, in Allegheny City, Pa, in the latter part Of
January, 1865, Mrs. ELIZA HOLIDAY, mOther.inlaw Of
the Rev A. A Hodge formerly of Fredericksburg. Va.
Died in Lexington, on the 14th ult, Mrs. CHRISTIAN
SWAMI wife of the late Eugene Swami.
In the days of her youth she made profession of her
faith in Christ and steadast to the end. For many
wears she suffered from severe and varied Affections
The discipline Of her Heavenly Father brought forth its
precious fruits in life of faith endurance submission
cheerulness selfdenia diligence in duties and in ten
derest sympathy for the sorrows Of others Her pety
was free from the least appearance OF Osentaton Her
works of love were wrought for the eye Of Him who
seeth in secret. The highest exceencies of natural
character were grouped around these Christian gTaces
Her daily words of hope and encouragement over,
but We doubt not her spirit roces in the presence Of
Cod with Joy unspeakabe and full Of glory. May the
Lord sanctfy this bereavement to the little circle who
mourn most of all, and by whom her memory will be
held in everlasting remembrance T.
Died at Sen, January 18th, 1865, aged 81 years,
ARTHUR SScLAIR, Commander in the Navy of the Con-
federate States, eldest Of the late Commodore Ar
thur Sinclair, of the U. S. Navy
lie entered the Navy Of the United States MdShip
man, when but twelve years age and to the rank
of Commander in that service. Throughout his Naval
career, of over forty years his reputation unsur-
possed for efficiency and fitlfunesS as an officer and
for uniform kindness and courtesy gentleman. The
possession Of his friendship made many happy. Fene-
Ions tribute to virtue, Justly applied to him-'how
beautiful thou art; know thee but TO love thee
none love thee but TO be happy"
He ever said he desired no monument should mark
his last resting place that he wished TO lire in the hearts
of his friends be utterly forgotten. He has his wsh
he found sailors grave in that
"Great Ocean! strongest Of Creations sons,
Unconquerable, unreposed, untired -
and which brooks no human mark he lives in the hearts
of his friends, and he is not forgotten.
But above all these things, he humble Christian
man who with "his lons GRIT waited for his Lords
coming"
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

Thursday, March ,, 1860.
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COMMISSION MOUsE
MAIN STREET, OFPosITE TIE COcRT House
EYTECTON VIpCrETA

MAIN oIKEEf, UiIOSIIE TIE OOtEI UOV5L,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
WE have recently opened general Commission House
w for the Purchase and Sale of all kinds Of
GOODS AND PRODUCE.
Our location is themos favorable in this section Of the
State Lexington at the bead of the n r. Canal is the
chief trading point for Rockbrdge and large portions OF
the adjacent counties.
Apply to j. n. Gordon l. Son, Richmond; or address
US by mail. CAMPBELL Co.,
ma at Lexington, Va
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NJ. MARX,
DeutSCher AiVOCat. !" a

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
A LAW and NOT AIRY PUBLIC Office in aBu-
iord's Block, Rock Island, I'll. S9oa 70 t'i7 $50
ST .8ZNsT1 2 - seFt5 te 1850 ,aEHu8E
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL. .
STAFFORD l. TRACY, PrOprietors.
Corner Jefferson and Illinois Streets,
Rock Island. aAsfSa{Ad eieAl

THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
/ Steamboat Landing and only one sqsareyfrem,
the railroad depot. 1t is the largest Hotel in the
city, and its propfietors viii spare no pains to
please those who favor them with cali. sf.A -
The largest and best Hall IN the CITY, suitable
for first class Concerts Dances, Theatrical Perform
ancs. SIC :, SC, is connected with this house.
~ Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
from the honse free of ehsrGe.o91
A good Barber's Shop, and first class SalooI
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
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CAPITAL AND ASSETS,
se e $1.2OO.OOO. s7a

Policies issued for any period, not exceeding six
years. on terms as favorable as the nature Of thes
risks will warrant An losses equltably adjusted
and promptly paid. 0ueF j g.ss1 aA
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-15
The I,nrnll Murfcr TrinI.

Oc WeiLcslI,, the cvidonoc takon .n thls case
s,s Prove ipa,rit- o. the past " Sis, i,rri' 'hc
mura, Gee OF rurorat. The testimony oi NJ.
Brazil, The p-,.oa'i', j. we in.er'. tine. Ne
j,s,u"d thrt ne vl-ici W T. ig rgitou or thc.25,h
t. ATE!
aho received hun In b chilling manner. The
viii o. opoh, not with atsndius il wa. cold day
Nituc-s iemons,rntel with Lcr shout the window
being cpcu. she rcmed laser slhlc 10 tho co', when
witness ua arins Her pulse iec--top OF bead
ho,-ieaiu'cs fixed oataep,ic look observed that
she dld Eiuk hcr eyos, Which diatcd ~ before
only erred IN monOs iAles. Witncss asted ,fthc
.W thinLinF OF heI 20 mo- a'd rAr nodded Ter
kiled Wv rod'ha. INT cahnei leliere u; 200 IN
nON' ~ .tIC-s tEiL"d nor, snd sOon she Nuss1 uto
hal no mend The nolr icvcd her hcr church bad
secuted hrf Nat -ns sie - L.r nifhih HrSet,
someuue. ~ oi',a q. th-ea lines IeIweek. .
,Nitn'ss has tal''y met more n'eil'ein'
--anst euy "tcert the brother Of Ia decet cd
one Wi.te. t,.Isl,ul' r.pil hand 1nd hooI-
keeper gave iuli hi'tlry Of her ,c'rualnteucr
tiCe was nothinf unit the 20 u Nay which
ntilNt'd his a'tonton. W!,nsgs not ~ Tue whites
OF hey crc@ on 'he "a. vere cloudy, and wiino'.
viU'tl IA, u. ne a-d and fh0 Esr perfectly go 'nr
d, rtssior l'k itness forcihj, u teirg n p.iu
md lnruFH witness 81, down rev momeLis,
when sAc VNred towzrcr him, Nringiug hor hsnds,
lstc he 70 Sau .or ."r thus., and sueFe,trd that
AZ u.ul1 Not gc. thiJIsh IT, h-is Whcn she ssid,
'Bat! h.rs NHgt ne bars " htn 4 have all i'
Au.r peru 20 AN 4 i,r Iomert-, she aGt
durn l. Vu,e ~ n.eh, nid general appearance -
before iUli lin h1t che could 40. pc cg that the
nadn', Slew 10. tto seeks tnat enc heard cries OF
mudtr. uuing Il "a time boz puisa Iose, sod witness
hnt 20 Kc-t Ms EroHtin 70 s.cp h1r Ia her char.
Sh' rutca r' .ll " Sir Era hoy d. you thin. that
81 y sot. BAL r'l" An ttcfNG -ds sifs wHsaOnl-
poent. ~ htI" time he iatt cloudeu mp, knd she
ii thHi fha SOW tic I8urrJugh.l loFci hcT."
= tuo.s ld Ger that she aust 10 ~ he told her,
SAD Ie'uatEt' d. W. her ircnd. and she e .o7sed
"a. grlGo shat she had any 'rCnds. ne mex n
InR, I'D Ma he via cd her 49, and she met hiul
chrtg'ully. Snc told witness that abe had ut sept
all, ami witness tpoke about the article in the
"a RODS .DtF. ~h D,tAIno vcry much excited. and Ia
tha CTtii Mr. Fules entered with some flowers
a., slCst cnNnlc came over her, she c1cain.ing
EcNuUlui, did they come from your saTCen - On
Tue tG 10Th " MAY, witness went again 10 tho Crl
ana rhC N-krc II the man who wrote the GItc Is in
tbc LuPOSGCrr would be witness. She rHked wit
ne's 'c was sick, and aiter beooing eompoi ed rhc
spoke Of he, prnnkH with burroughs when she
rrpat lat sIu weighing 10 pounds. she then asked
II nc Thought she was very bad girl, and asked II
od would forgive her; she knew she had aone wrong
/ ole Old love burTOuyhs 20 much.
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From The Southwest.
The Freedmen OF Texas Nnruiug TO Tini
tcr- Mexican Affairs.

Cl,'a. JHy H. The sup rntcndent Of Freedmen
n, shreveport hss s,eu notice to the planter. that
they -li not be- sov cd to drive thcir aged, helpless
md iuhrr' slave. from their plantations. a. 10 he
iue praclircd rs those Who desire tn set rid Of
them.
Tie Liberal Nctceu Gereral CortinAr has been in
conSuu.tion vith the Federal General Brown. at
Brosnsyille, and ~ r. reported that Corinas has
declare that he viii no loue'r oppose tho establish
nent Of the heSican finpiro. tottiuas has caused
much iniisustioh against himself by Hring on aud
capturiny the steamer Belle, which resulted IN ;he
los ofsevor.l lives
FIVE hund.cd aud twruiv-ninc halcr Of cotton and
tSa ho,.hcss and 6a7 DoSe- Of susar arrived al Cairo
to-dsv.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-15
PERMANENT MILITARY DIVISIONS.

o be Msr 10, partment hae PROMULGATED its order
defr .ng the permanent military div sion' Vhioh
ocpist iu the tinted statc-. They are FIVE w
her and embrace total OF - states ana osn, tenn
tories within their limits.
Manor General Ncs'e j, p.ccd IN command o. tho
division ui the Atlantic, embracing tno l'par' mcnt
of he Fast Major Gencral Joseph Hooker, the idle
uerai men, Major General ". 9 Iaucok zoe re
D,pument of North Cafollns, MAJOR General John
z. ~thu6cld. aud Department Of south Caroiina
military jurisdiction from Maine to south Carolina
iucuslve, except IN" District ~ Columbia, aud The
Counties II 4 Ino Arundel. Prince boorfc Calvert.
Cuerlcs, and ~ saiyN IN Mar l,nd and Fairfax Co.,
In tginia--iouIie,E states.
The errnd ALTAR division o. ihe Mississippi J.
embraces tho Deparm nj a. the Ohio, Major General
I ~ u. {. Ord Dopastuent OF he Missouri, Major
MAJOR GeucrN J. =. kc"roidr. ncu.ral sherman hs'
military juri'.io.ion over Ohio, Indians n!noi.,
hichignn. -yousir, Mimi nta, loyH, Miseouti,
kau-ss Ncbrasss, DacOiEh, Montana, AIkgns..- and
he Indian lcrutory eleven >tatcr and three tern
tories.
The grand military division N the Tonnesse, {. uu
der command Of Major t'enerA W. X Tbomas, aud
emirasos tie ncrsittucnt ~ the Tenncs.ee, haioi
1cucre. ~toneman; Departmont " kentucky, Muui
tcnttai John \. lNiuCr; department Of ocoIr1a
Mpo. General j. u. -tedman and hcpmtmcut o.
Alabama MAJOR General G. u. Wood. Geuets homa,
tleito.c, has militzry urisactJn over the state U
ienol'.cc, hentJcLJ, Georgia and Alabama tout
i state.
the rrtnd military divison Of tho Gulf is under No
/ CONN and 90 hsoi-tene.a a. mn sheridan, and en-
H. ". Slocml Department Of Louie sn- and loxa'
/ VI .or-,,eucrL r.. X. >, CauDt, AID bopsrtucnt o
| sncrid,n he. mii'ta- In, -licnon over b,,-is,rpi
| LousiAna. iexNs rnd iuf!ds tow statcs.
a." sYnd in...ta.J a.y ''ln Of ..e P41ite j. uu'c
| cm' aces tho lcr. tm'pt OF Columbia. Bussdier
/ noncc- ~ t.ehi' "a iuc d 9Ar'mtut Of california
I'tu, i.r, ti,t N over the SIste- VI OREGON. Gait
| e. d. e.o N,ssfs snd the territories Of Idaho
! N-fnit- p., ..h NJ" Mexico snI t'ooio-'hfD'
! - .tra fut hNe frrtitorCf.
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The IT, ade Convention.
The Niagara ship Cnurl Debate on Reef
procIty -Noblc sscsclus ,ous cn the rariM
6nd National ncoL.

The Niagara ship Cnurl Debate on Reef
procty Noble sscsclug oue ca the rariM
End National ncot.
Detroit. JulV ia .eso.ut.-n wsa tdepci At ire
nes,ins to-day, Skiing tho 30 c r'l Of NoS TolS
state 10 recoiumcui TO the Lerisl,tue tho on'afs-
ment % tho ioot, In the canals OF tina, S'es, 10
facilitate ire p. s,ss o. ships ~ tn oonstruc'cn ..
,hp canal A recitation va. oiso pa1sd inst .hc
Niagara chip carn should he oos-trrtce at 10 ex-
pen.c of the scue.al Government, =. = commercial
recce,itv. ~ ro.e NJ t-S t. 80. ga the sytU.t o.
ktciurucity, a rfsn.ufl Ion Gicpifi spp OWN. ~
TIRE uo'icr lor 'r te friusticn Vt The tur'pfo,ity
mo ncsot'st,olt win he Government ~ q. Eat
R,,,''n' h,y'ns o in yst fecyog Of 'g.y
mrr,s I'M, c cS IfHW,S ,sc ,c t1I
the several proyiuces ot R-itish Norh America Va b.
eludiul Britsh Columbia the sc.klrk stttemunt aud
last aud tluiaa.e 20 all pArtlcs and wlch a'o shall
include TIE u,e ul,irAio ION cd the O. Its renee aud
oihUr rivots q Hrt'l NO-th America, vi,a sulp il..
rtOvcucuta r.vcrs ard ct large neat oi ~
cNuAls " shsli reuI,r ~, aaCGuaC ioI the r@utt.
mcuts NJ the Ncst in .lunecuOl vith tLr ocean.
The follow ius r,aoatot,s, reported BY 'hc Finance
Commute wor, uuaarmus' scoptod
E.sotsd That D.. ue recommended to thc Go,c,u.
N p. thAf n 30 iuturv IUsf o.. uU1f ~ Tho tHr 81,
auJ Internal revenue 90. ia. 'rur ci tasaa.t utr
indirect. nav Be- made 70 aii as "a po-s hc cu
Tue vices AL tuNut'or o, iae Sopu, thus relic Ia.
% lauo .t... HlI iutuf'.ia Gas e..
ifsoHtft irRt IrgqfCins ~ NetionA' don't .. n
iecnuG., ohliratou mot i 81 W. ehuNc. or,
o.. tuf,t 1't1u 10 .qfrs tt- cen. g that /,
sAc'icos viii L. c rul,y borne st nav he ncce..
sary 20 naufGu IN" ~ onei c.'it uain. ntachtd ~
All tame. tn1 ugl' AL 'iirun-'An,ts; -nd tn1.
md vili he dis, Iarred, vithaut BOARDING m ~,
ngh,est de trrc ia, H arI u.uttVsr VI DO uA,i ID
tic GO roi Ui Its ~ .t... lfUAtIc sd gl1f,.
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Adjutant Generals Convention.


LOst"r. JHy il.-rhc Adu'snt Generals m c,n-
venlion to-day, made reports sho .ius che number OF
troops iurnahed by tho iolnsiug Sts'es. Name,
66,6GJ killed aud d,od 2-,615, Vermont afI9o f;
Connections, iiiO>. Rhode Island, 2j,3a5, West
Virginia. 2p,Oi2, Nasstohufott, 1880, Ncw
Ham ,-hifo. aa,-jN. hsusl-, 2Lg4si Ponn-yIvaulA
cocoa; iowa i-ib>. On motion OF ten. W..h-
burne IL voted 10 petition Concros to deliver IN
zach Stsio tho ftss capt4tci bv the regiment. OF
such state. The uiemfrlr ui The tuutcn.lo visit
khou" Island io-mOf o. W pAftskt ol ltAu -lAsc.
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From Washington,
- aLoui stanton Corrected tho
slaughter 'utiaus Yesterday 90
vrrnui,lt 90 r,Cu,ueu, etc.

Aboui stanton Corrected Thc
III slaughter ,'utisus Yesterday
fvcrnui,It 90 tr.C,"neu, etc.
hi fr. Juiy The CH.psi.tl hiss
aea: ;s.arl .p1 10 llsFcr 90 tho-, Who have
',' 'hl, Secretary sAn.on il.end. q, leave s.
= 'uc r.o.. i,1t cla fad 'rceo'sor savirs'
"fuuiou De- ,c.s Sol, even nCtlt,, and Is a.
4 Oh Doe u'..ta 4u,l,i b.. .. Iv iltC Icd to sts.
\ o.ua. l.U.' tt b., ,os,iateI to &C. "a, a.
b. l,i. D. Doc u,ts u.t t.nt .p..t', nos TIE flct.-
4tslc.
dot ,,urh'ertg t,urr ,pai su'hori,i,scon-
fos Oh. ia; so,k u,. .,-ris ~ LAY has
icsiy Co.,
cia5 lltilan has d-ncd contract With tho
o" gial lion ,cmrroy oi Nev No.k. AZ one
o., lai iostr-.iy thousand dollar Joy cS'onGug
.1-l'1. iegai iiUHr-
'.l.n' JlAl.,n i.altel about .ovcutr.d,c rst-
oddly, Principal 70 Nl.ia C-.ohuials. on roe
1c1Iation OF G9y. llcl en-.
nluh'ro; national lalAs continue 70 iu-rcc'c
ltr NO. onol r,In chartered astc das, and to-
b Thee arc nos. nearly i.'0O of then.
B. H. ..,Hc--l lIo.sr ClnlL.t,n1. r Of ,he rIs-
.. rcir ce- Frcrdro1 aud Ahnuonci Lands.
al.ts c.cuia- IN A,-F..n' C1Hmi~iprc.s and
r,Icers ,tG' % no G.ci ratios OF w,grs will be
60 toi 'o- dsts.c. hl' IN otier to regulate fair
es l rivcn individual cECs. thc AGENT should
w. mint the minimum mos lor his own luid-
! b ,8fr.u. INCUR, ~ Geo flr haie of 10 MD. bolt
r.Rt,n thr r.y wont 'n she . " ..f.lt viii have
lrmste t,st OF the Ntue of lrtur. re must
CON lo,i L.D C.tu .aAf p, in ci4cun.stu i,cs
a.4c tht tle Ia' cUHI Nv due protect. ~
,,.. a.a-ico aud tA.orf. .u. Nn'e. had better he
.i.I u. n ton on the cons Cr i4Hi Employee
.t ire. 20 tItr iutu written usItcncuti
ru.pttc.s sn..i nr ftrfN their stated
bee ar' -pru-tut on int,rest in the
q ~ lari Hr nlth lr oHier - enforce tho
p eat UtC cont .sHtH 100 blll tIuIs ~ cfucuI tlp
. IHoyr IHr t-.I TAM Comm .'Iourr ulft me
I 3 ID. f.es end AL hortr ur siHeliv has. No
&C. arth1a 4 iu topIate compulsory unpaid
7 gKrent iCr tic lrrsl punishment o. CRIME.
iar.n- Jdly rt+ut ~ some nXt'If Pat suffering W
p sflhie ~ slavery. fud - 70 snne dccrre the
Vfs. .ouHf tI.u.t 70. tNrNtt, lu ul L'tion Che
.NuU.i N $50. 'utED. fUAt M cUtgiIishin"nt tnf
.'... htH .fH.cauct frtp without y upcr 1oueen;,
oI.lt, fhtJ is. oIttc. AolIiur Up'c 70. tctt. ol
Dr.. .a 3D.. bonn l,1uui 'ourCnt, 8, ihr ,.l.l iy aHy
10. a d .r lu'u...r'
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With ,ou, he rs, ever ..ii anything d.hoporasle to

With you, he hiss said anything dishonorahle 10
yuu that ju.iiies you In cnier' dining such susp-
oion OF him 80 To which she cpled that he hsu moi.
rnd CONTINUED with considerable tocliur 70 say that
hc had always beon her tfueat ana be friend fnJ
h.d never t.ii a word or dcat 81 act which no
10 the hisho5, honor. TIE ghsi will p.ob.h.y rnl
thit v eek
Prss,Gtn. johnson to-day = 'c-i pardon to sbout
ie5 pc u .hich IS ~cse to N.frnans, on The
rccommt nIA,on OF Gov. riorrcycnt.
II e. uuislstooi that re Attorney General hr. re-
GENTLY lu.ri' I'd opinion to tho eject that lie
piesilsrt hs no. the rovct 20 appoint couimisi,on
70 dcci.c aims for the large amount Of cotiou
,u;et a, savannah, Mobile, Charleston, wilmin ton,
gc but that applicants must sc,k relief In the mode
prsscred by the Law Ia rssrd to captured and nbia
donel property, hni Also thai all property turned over
hy tho military authorities 10 the T-essury SCENTS
uati, -r.rdcd .nl treated In the .stau t..a1er.
To secretary ofthe N-yy hn Addressed l,t'Cr %
Rcir Admiral DAhlercn in wh.,1 he save:
The 10 ninaiipn OF the rebellion and the ce'setl1n
~ to-hties which '"pcerld necessary She reduction
of ~ south Atlantic squad ron amt its souda'ton
iu' II. oul tctr'iiuout. IN relieving you icrl =
command which you have conducted rith snify so
v'vy iJr two years, the Departnont takes tue occa-
.Jn 70 "~prs 10 on ~ lvpIcci" Ion OF ycur
an the services II tbo-e who have b' ssaocs' "a
aei Jfe ~ Goa tAi All ia lHitanl Pttltg OF lhe
ln.cn 1T se.l Of ielo's. iins ne f3.t' st,i
mont "a the iasursent stot1e.
Ar hruine'ou to-day was 3, loved ffoai hi- pcsi-
ton - Assistant secretary OF tie 4essurv. H' val!
leave Oh the nh o. August for svi'fc..snd, ~
Minister 90 thai Republic. The Asss'Hi, secretaries
no a.a ". r. Chandler and John T. Hartley. ".
a. iiun' ior many ycsv principal warrant clc.s
fuccceds Ar liza tley A. Caiet Goa of the licNu.y
Department. and Il. /. Re onhou'c succeeds 'oln A
Graham Chief Clssk Of The Ko;is'e.'s once NJ
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Prem fortress Monroe.
t>icl, Soldiers from RIchmoud-A baudencd
Properly, ktc.

TT-V' 'F''7"'''77' '' " 7 - FT'''I
Fnrtress Monroe, Juig 12.-Ihe steamer Nero Of
Jersey, arrived to-day from Richmond, with 1873 s.ck
soldiers from the 24,h Army Cops in charge Of Dr.
Elioot Al the abandoned properly in and around
Norfolk and Portsmouth hiss been turned over to the
FIeeimen's Bureau. Cotton Is daily arriving at
Norfolk from North Carolina. A daily steamer will
hereafter rrn between this place and CheuystODe
Inlet loayinF here a. 10 A. N
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