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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-15
For Sale.

TWO Dwelling Houses in good order; pleasant
Il and desirable location on Cumberland st. Pos
session given first of Nov. For particulars inquire OF
JOHN C. Proctor,
Portland, Oct 26.-d3w Lime Street.
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Sold by all Druggists, and dealers in medicine gen
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.
Hrs. s. Il. Aliens WO2JC's
Hair RestOre7' and Dress
ing SaavigorGte, strengthen
and leasgt7aeaa the hair. They
act directly atpOaa the roots
of the hair, supplying re-
Quia'ed aaoa17'is7snaesst, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair dis0o-
pears, bald spots are coz
cred, hair stops falling, and
latcata'S0sst gs0aUth IS the re-
suit. Ladies and ChSldre3a
acSI appreciate the delight
fM1 fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance dasapGrt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of so6lSasg the skim, scalp, or
most elegant head-dress.
Sold by all Druggisss.
Depot 1873 & 200 Greenwich st. NY.
Sept q, 1S65-d&w6m
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YORK & CUMBERLAND R. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday Oct 30. 1865,
trains will leave as follows until further
notice
Leave Saco River for Portland at 80 and 40 A. NJ
and 40P.M. tt taa- ~
Leave Portland for Saco River at SO0A. NJ, and 200
and BOZ NJ. .-....-
The 94OA NJ and 200 N. trains VIII be freight
trains, with passenger cars attached
Gg-Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorhapl,
standisb, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, Lowell. Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson Limington Cornish, Por-
ter Freedom, Mad son and Eaton. N. ga
At Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny- Eagle,
South Limington Limington, Limerick Newfeld,
Parsonsield and Ossipee
At Saccarappa for South Windham, Windham Hill,
and North Windham, daily
DAN CARPENTER, Supt.
Portland, Oct &c Is65-dif
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ID. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
r1szszzzzszl To COMMENCE MONDAY, June 26th
gs5s5Szss5SS5t S65 Trains leave Portland. Grand
Trunk station for Lewiston and Auburn, at 90 A.
NJ, and l.25 p. NJ 1850
For Bangor and intermediate Stations at 25 z. NJ.
Retuning-Leave Lewiston at 20 A. and ar,
rive in Portland at 80 A NJ. Leave Bangor at 30
NJ and arrive in Portland at2.l5 p. M Both of
these trains connect at Portland with trains for Bos
ton
Freight train leaves Portland at A. NJ, and re-
turning is due in Portland at +. NJ.
Stages connect with trains at principal Stations,
daily for most of the north and east of this line
C. M. MORSE, Supt.
Waterville, June @, 1865. jbne23tf
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A FEW single gentlemen can be accommodated
n with board at 81 Cum be lamd Street,
Nov. 10. d1w*
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MECHANICS HALL.

WELL arranged for Concerts, Lectures, Exhi1,-
wv tons, Levees, &c., may be obtained on appica-
ton to RICHARD COLE, superintendent,
june1bdtf NOS ioi"'a" iaee'
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An Oap,.e,. Wnnted.
St1'aJeG

StraJed
TyROM the premises of s. T. Raymond, Cumberland
Il Mills, Oct. 18th, one Chestnut Mare years old,
3 white feet, striped face, light name and tail.
ANY one giving information to the subscribers, OF
S. T. Raymond, where she maybe found, will be suita
bly, rewarded.
II. L. TAYLOR & CO., Temple st.
Portland, Me-, Oct. 20, 1a65-df
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T0Las0bJe Real Estate
FOR - ALE /!

THAT three-story BRICK TENEMENT, No. Il
l. Brown Street-a very desirable residence-ir
complete repair.
Also-The two-story Brick House No. % Fore St.
Inquire of -..
ID. III. INGRAHAM. zee
Nov 4-du 101 Middle Street.
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W021teG.
RON,.fZerS TAINTED,

A FEW gentlemen boarders can be accommodated
n at No. 80 PARIS STREET. khkt
Portland. Nov. IA, 1865.--d1wE ~ Ah
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-23

York, rendering men and money to the
President Of the United States, to be
used IN cOercing certain Sovereign
States Of the South into obedience 10
the Federal Government
Rcs0gs3, That this General Assem-
| bly, receive the action of the Legislature
of New York, rs the indication of a
purpose upol the part of the people oil
trat State to further complicate exist
ing difficulties by forcing the people OF
the South TO the extremity Of submits.
SION or resistance, and so regarding ii,
the Governor Of the State of Tennessee
IS hereby requested TO inform the Ex
ecutive Of the State Of New y ork that
1t Is the opinion Of this General Assem-
bly, that whenever the authorities Of
that State shall send armel forces to
the South for the purpose indicated
IN said resolutions, the people of Ten
nessee with their brethren Of the South,
VIII as one man resist such invasion Of
the soil of the South at any hazard and
70 the last extremity"
These resolutions passed by 50 to :
Mr. Wisener voting in the negative; ;
thereby committing himself to the doc
trine of coercion to obedience to the
Constitution and laws, without which
no Government can exist And, in
deed without the power Of coercion, a
government is a myth utterly worth
less. This vote alone immortalized
the seven representatives who voted in
the negative.
He has been compelled to leave his
home and remain away for months, be-
cause Of his devotion TO the Union.
/ have extended these remarks fur
Their than ] intended; but the injustice
done to a faithful public servant made
it necessary. Ifhe goes to the Senate
of the United States he desires to do so
on his own merits. lie is always able
and ready to vindicate his public acts.
l viii only add that after these pro-
tests, and resolutions, he went home 20
his constituents and made speeches for
the Union up to the day of the election
in June, 1861; sometimes at the risk of
personal safety, and was CALAMITY aided /
by his present colleagues in the Legisla-
tire, particularly by the distinguished /
Chairman Of theJudiciaryCommittee in !
the House of Representatives.
JUsTICE
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Ihia vice, which 30 never u-rr..-... .a
-Ns presence % any one, has rs.s.. tho
everlasting -uln Of tlousrafs NJ fH-
ana n'ai talented young mon t-.l .-.-
kato tongue 90 elo4ueurs orr.a t- r....
~ A'a destroyed health b.aElef Ia. ..
~ l''r' ana reduced ths lIlser.sIa s...-. e..
living skeleton. Elr--- IH.s... F.. .....
aud fatal effects -,i itI fa.s. ..-...... ...
We runs Of reazou, the mos. r....r...
aisht That can meet mortal owes. "a. ..
cure. Permanently 81 this r.l .-t r. co. HH
pf- C5.eueu, No. o. North cherry .t.....
o. asieress him b. is..rr ra- f.- N....
vile, Tenn. t.sr.t.
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G FARRAR.
COLLECTORS,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
NASHVILLE.
yEYE HAVE On HAND THE FOLLOWING
w Il, a E,-tnl,.. flr s.Ia Or lac:

rye HAVE on HAND THE FOLLOWING
~ X, al Estate, for sale or lease:
A Farm lying three miles from the city, on the
louisville aud NssutIiv Railroad, cUutsIrIug %
rer,--u cleared hslrugr ln hue timber; land very
TsI well locate g, AMI las m Jst sIl.uIid site tor
hul5ug Ia i,l.i yra OF the city. Has atSmed
house with 'wO rooms. and kitchen add cabins.
Also about 2sI apple trees, snd splendid water.
ALsO-l7 acres OF ilI 10 Edg-nvld. pIeui dy
Ipa ted. ON the len OI tbs GJilatiu pike Just one
mile from the bridge. Can ba divided into smaller
lots t0 -uIt purgh5-e~ss or sold altogether. bar
-t.u I- Tered.
AL,t-A splendid Grm Of 10 acres, Two miles
from hrONy lie, Ieuu.-sl acres cleared, the re-t
vel, tmbgred Tie h9;;~c Is pr ck. with ten rooms
aud three cellars. brill. smoke house good kitchen
4aI gArg.ieu. out uIlding7. he place ID -p,eu-
.ifaly improved. We vii or exchange FOR Nash
vile or Middle Teuues -te property.
FOX ktNI-A g'ud. new, tao story BRICK
s. tHE-iuJSE, II 70 -1ud location on COlrge
street, 90 rw doors south Of church. Call al On -
uu u-. Terms vsr1 rcl@ou7'l r.
sr5ll ~ AEElNGIUN & FAKRAR, Agents.
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The notes uud Hrcaurs of F. We r
KIN a Co.. Strickier. E.lf g. .... and. A.. ..
Ai9"' s. Co.. VIII be found 1t Al. .. ..
college street, bear the Square. 81. .... ..
Fera'n' indicted 10 any of .I.#. a.... a .
ease make l'nmfI..'o rTguel.. .. .-.
bu1iua1H must De closed ar.
Tn 10y absence, Ir-. . O. Tr--... ..
Iy authorized t0 attend O.. tar .-...
q. q. Antua, 80 CrIIrr- -.-.
u'4I 81 -"ui near Clio .......r
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We respectfully alrasurr o. nj. ...
trends ani pair1l1 tHat s- have ra.....
oar ice Cream Saloon for il. ... ..
nope i' receive the same frf-Ir.-. .a..
HHa been 90 r1cra-ly bestowed ON boz. ....-.
season We haye uiaa-a ou l.r. ....
uouary al ail Kinds. and r..I Ell.
Cream made to order ar pr-t.ea. s...
aPrls.Zw 81 -..f.. Chez.
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A sUruHI0E EuFDT.-Wo can roe-e-er.
Goualy recommend ID tha-o entering --u
g distressing cough, Or. tll.rti8-.tf Rf.I.-
auous Cough Bl.saIl. j. gives relief ~
most iustan ,aneously, and 81 giihlI noe I.s-
agreeable O. the taste. There s. no doubt
but the AelAauou5 cough Balsam Is QUE u
the oest prcpara.iala lu u.e, sud "a ali tha.
10 proprietor claims .cr .. Ha have LlcT
i during the Pa1t week, sud iouni rolaf
from moat diatsossing cough. Do is rre-
pared b. Or. 8iFicslsnd, 30, 8 East Folirth
street., cineianali, Ohio, sad for ssis -
bruEEisls, a % osBtl paE aoiua.
spia-si ngE-lF
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The Eureka Gin Asso,H1iion D.. the Original snd
Largest Gift Assoc alton Iu the country.
It- business Cuuuuur- o. be- conducted 90 a fair
1li honorable manner, ,li a greatly increasing
trade Ia proc. that our patrons throughout The
country appreciate tbs method nj obtaining rirh
BuI elegant geui.. None can receive less than the
ys'u- Of Their money, o. no arr Gle on oar List h.
sor-l .r-- ila1 ole Dollar, retail, and there are
No Blanks.
Letter. from various parties throughout the coun-
frV aUEuowiedsIn- IIr receipt Of very valuable
.r.ts. may us seen gu o r. O.. our office.
Isrrrs dealEg with a. msy depend on having
prompt returns, AMI the article drawn Will be i'm
m-iiafeiy sent % any aiir-ss by return mail OF
Uleza.
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&5OO-OOO.

Distribution PES made Iu the following manner:
Csstuetspz n8uI.Ug each griIele HuI It~ N1iur are
FI8rCdu Sealed Envelope, which sr- ~, % mixed.
Dus %, these envelopes, containing the Certificate
urOrIer for some article, vii he delivered GO our
Office or sent hy wsi tu any address, without re-
gard Co choice, Gu rrcg.It OF - cents.
ON receiving the Certificate tie purchaser will
see what Article it 1.mrs, and its value, and can
then -eud Uue uOi'sr ana receive Abe article named
or cIu choose any other article on our Last Of the
same value.
EU-PuueGJ-er- q our sealed Envelopes, may, IN
This m1Huer, Obtain su article Worth from One 10
D.. ra. ITrID.Ir..I IH4r.tr-
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Choice Flour, Butter. Potatoes. Onions
Green Corn aud every var...v... .....
ruiA, aud Foreign aad U..... ....
frfed 90 -e" Pr.ccl 70 Iau.aa H. -.....
log8 street
jbuel-tf
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House and Lease for Sale

NAT j. offer for SAFE q Frame House, nov CcgU-
W pied as saloon snd rented for 60 per
month"; 90 q business street. The house h. reniet
for three 8nd q h5lf years az that rate, ana the
ground 70 covers il iassed for the same period o.
SO per month. 4 good bargain given Ir imme-
diste application ',a made TO
NELSON & MURFREE.
apr22-lw
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sPLENpID ASSORTMENT

SkLEND 1O ASSOhI M ENE
Of Note, Letter, Foolscap and Legal cap Fapers, -
Bud, White. Canary, Opaque, Magenta, Mourn l !
ing and official Envelopes, Diaries for ls65, =
buns 81 sues, including sold ers Pocket Al
huns Pocket InEstsuds, : eel Pens, and
LARGE assortment OF the most Celebrated Gold
pans Pencils. Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery.
i'm. tulrv the celebrated Wostsnholfu's and y.
WsSe A Butchers Knives, Pocket Books, -
Piyes, COMBS. Hair Brushes, Emery Paper, ~
i,up on. BIacking sad Brushes, Buffers, Ar -
D1Ii's n5vplVs, french CsrmIne aud Copying
INKS Nuclage. Gard FouTslts Of Generals, -
IS---a p-skases. Port Folius, Dice, Fanny soaps,
Rispk Booss and Bi0tunE PAPER, 8 variety OF =
max Ink-tanis, PapeT-M Fights Pen Rocks,
lyill FILES Letter Clips, Rubber Rulers hras- =,
inc Eu.ves Rlllng Pens, aad sn endless va =
rie.y q No1iups- .- y
school Books school Books!
We hsve small stock OF Clgsrs, which We
Vii sell "a C,nciunsn Press Also, snail
stoes N car, 5 Cough Cure Tor sale Il Whole III
To the Soldiers. 8
We have three bsantifni l5thogrAphs' rePre-s
seutior tse different branches u the serftCe,
ur.pt.,t IN four colorS, ertued "ScldleT Ger l.
tsrafs - - limo. Defenders Csru6csie' and
III A Army pploms," size lZNl6 inches -
They are eaclo-ed m psstetoard tNot', sod q
can he cent In mail githout INJURY. EFefy oih- e
Ger ard soldier should buy them snd sad III
them % their friends ~
kflae e-A
Dor the three. postage pald---.----.-.-,sl ~ =
Iibsrsl jiacoimt made 10 ghoiesals oeasers.
We viii On AZ orders lor Ccrtacates or sis- -
uouery, ~ msii or express, promptly. =
IN. RHODES - CO., Z
iesgg ~ tfuiau sirssl rssh-iHs. Terra. =
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EE- Chance 90 obtain any OF the al5vr erta-l.s
OF HH- d.. ar ~ p,tlshas.as aslssl EuyeIll- In
e. cents -
&c ElTe sealed Envelopes vii be- sent f1r q .
Eleven Tor So Th.rts iuT s. s.xy-dye far So;
Ule Hundred Tor SIS.
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For One Dollar.

which they uee5 Ha. pay until % ,- known what is
drawn and it= value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all
Cases
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Selling out at Cost
81 No. 80 Uni0a Street.

pEING DESTROYS TO CLOSE our NY Stock
- Cd, lry Goods, for the purpose OF chSu4Iug my
ug .ue-- / grn uHw Oh, rIug them al Cost persons
IG need OF Goods would do well 90 call soon, while
fsr-t n are 90 be hai.
art JAMES HICKMAN
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louisville Sarfrtisrmrnts
l,P, BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

These pens bear my hais marx, &C. P. BARNss
EETEA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
o1py-Tght, and are warranted equal IN fiHeness Of
msierisl aud workmanship 70 the best Eastern man
ulgctpre, aud are believed 10 be superior 10 al
others IA durability and other substantial qualities
which combine % make really serYiceable pen.
Sent BY mail OF express on receipt OF price and
rttH clrrge, Oi by mail, n gig Tsk when 20 cents
b. added f8r .egsty) Write your name aud al
dress PLAN b.
Po-tsE- au single pen three csats: pen with any
case OF holder sud E1N, yiT cents, Old pens re-
paired lDr tiny cents tIHd stamp each. Circulars
sent TRtE. Address
e. p. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
625 dAa.sireet Cor. Sixth, Iousvills, BY.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.

80 Urier- Tor Sealed Envelope must fo evarv
ease be- a1II ltl-i - THE gssH, SKA the nam 81
the person -el1iuE. aud town. county. ami sac
plainly written, - Letters should 6e aadre.zsd
70 the Managers, a. f0lOEs.
GOODWIN, HUNT d CO.,
Boz 57us Pos Oascs, Nsw York.
fsnI-8m-eoika
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW uE U1EUtee.-
~ Cou53'u.n- nsal.E ".H rr-... H. I.. .r
flHies AMI kuErlv nr' oI tEs Antony .. ...
"a Il1stee lu kar.T trr.r, .-- Ulr....... I.#..
qUeuse- ur1u the Mini SOD l...r. .-
Au-HcI's Plan ol IfsEiueHt-thr nu.r b. ..r.. r.
sgccs-~..l uH1.ie 81 rurr. a- -I.uH .r Irs H..Hr
ret H1d those coutrui ..lfsr H.a-H.H.. H'H on.
tsgtsr1 doubts of their rnl-.ea. condition Son.
in'' of postage t1 suy alr-- .. ."...ar .. ..
IN. IA tNUiN. 40. 90 Ntdea Ia.H. Albany. ~ "
thr BH.Irr may Ha ralE Feed u..r HHr .. ....
iI-ca. 81 Uro1 ah'rh Die book uas.. "......
tle R0rG. MANA.
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Price lis! Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

Plain Eiery, with Alfalfa case. ........... $50 60
a." Sterling silver case.,...... 80 90
Full JeWcleJ, " "...... AZ 50
Plain bartlett, " A." ".......... - 90
full Jeuclad % 4" "......... as
a chonom'r bsl. -. 81 80
Appleton. Tracy Co.. extra ieWelcd, gold
GsIsncs, IN o. stsrng silver ca, e....... 05 90
Same, but "a Expansion balance, no OF.
sterling silver ........-......... IS 90
Same, butNFIth E1lafusiOlI balance, aecuraie- Z
liz adIusied 10 heat and cold, IN , ~ Sier-
ling Silver ........................... 50 90
The EuDNe o. Tor two ounce csses. Extra Tor three
ounce case, IS; tour ounce, $40 VIII ba cent
rea by mai OF eIpfsss oareceipt ofpHce. Pen and
Watch Circytar scnt hes. Address
&. =. BARNEs,
Dealer IN Gold Pens Snd American Watches
6Sb Mais-stEest Cor. 81th, bouisV'll lie, X =
AMY
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LIST OF ARTICLES
To be SOIa for One Dollar Each,

Without regard 20 value, and not 10 be pad for III
OBJ Won know WI 4 y0u y d recervs.
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Do Hart ord CITY B0udz
- New krisin Wafer RotsG
20 Tennessee Slate bonds
- Cs.iOin.a Stale Bonds-...........
~ Ssu Frsn.i go bonds
80 lonuucti-ut state HOn,is -
ttIa State stock OF ls-u. -
United 2 tttes Sc Dcl, ''slrgea OF issl... ...
tuu-t states storg, give T,gcutie-. -.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-06

The following important order has been
issued by the War Department:
General Order No. 81. for reducing expenses
OF the military establishment. Ordered, First
That the Chiefs of the respective Bureaus
of this Department proceed Immediately to
reduce the expenses OF their respective bureaus
TO what is absolutely necessary, in view Of an
immediate reduction of the forces in the field
aud 10 garrison, and the speedy termination of
hostiiities. Second-That the Quartermaster
General discharge sill ocean transports Dot
required to bring home troops in remote depot.;
and that all river aud inland transportation be
discharged, except that required for furnishing
necessary supplies TO the troops 10 the field !;
that the purchase OF horses, mules, wagons and
other land transportation be stopped; also.
purchases Of forage, except what is required for
immediate consumption. Third-That the
Commissary General of Subsistence discontinue
the purchase of supplies in bis department,
except such as may, with what is on hand, be
required for the forces in the field TO the first
OF June. Fourth-That the Chief OF Ordnance
stop all purchases of arms, ammunition and
materials therefor, and reduce the manufacture
OF arms and ordnance stores in the Government
arseDals as rapidly as can be done without
injury 10 the service Fifth-Tbst the Chef
OF Engineers stop work on all field Notifications
and other works except those for which specific
appropriations have been made BY Congress
Sixth-That all soldiers In hospitals who
require DO further treatment be honorably dis
charged from service, with immediate payment:
that all officers aud enlisted men who have been
prisoners of war ard now on furlough or 10
parole camps, and all recruits 10 rendezvous,
except those for the regular army. be honorably
discharged. Seventh-That the Adiutani-
General OF the Army will cause al immediate
return TO be made by all commanders in the
field. and OF garrisons, detachmen.s and posts,
Of their respective forces with view TO their
immediate reduction. Eigbth-That the Quar-
termasier, Subsistence, Engineer and Provost
Marshal Generals Departments reduce the
number OF clerks and employees to that abso-
lutely required for doing the business of their
respective Departments; that the Surgeon
General make similar reduction Of surgeons,
nurses and attendants in bis Bureau. Ninth
That the Chiefs of the respective Bureaus i'm
mediately cause proper returns TO be made Of
the public property in their charge, and state
ments of property in each that may be sold
upon advertisement and publication without
prejudice 10 the service. Tenth-1hat COM
mauders OF prisoners have rolls made out of the
name, residence, time and place of capture. and
occupation of all prisoners of war, who shall
take the oath of allegiance to the United
States, TO the end that such as are disposed TO
become good and loyal citizens of the United
States, and are proper objects Of Executive
cemency, shall be released upon terms that the
President shall deem fit and consistent with
public safety. By order of the Secretary of
War. w. 4. NICHOLS,
Assistant AdjutaDt General.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-06

CoPPERHEAD STUPIDITY.-Underth this head
the Stockton Independent has the following
remarks Illustrative of certain points in the
history Of the CoPperhesd party:
The Chicago Convention, among other
things. resolved that 1.-The war is a failure. :
and so they went before the country virtually
on an issue of disgraceful peace. asking the
whole world to look on the Government of the
United Sta'es as whipped aud humiliated. In
this State, and everywhere else, their journals,
since that Convention, have constantly barped
on the same old string Even when Richmond
was at last captured, they hypocritically
prophesied that Lees army, retreating South,
would be stronger than ever, AID that the war
was as far as ever from a success against treason.
Thus, from post 10 pillar, they have battled
against the truth and manifest destiny. preach
Ing misstaiements TO their too willing and
Ignorant disciples even until the last prop is
knocked from under their pest-house. Having
done all this, they now have the brazen impu-
dence to ask mercy, and whine ike whipped
ours st the prospect Of infamy before them.
No wonder an indignant people, IN moment
OF rage, pulled down their presses and threat
ened their conductors with he halter. These
same copperhead journals have done more to
bring calamity upon the South, and disgrace
upon the country, il possible, than the rebels
themselves.