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pY W. l.. WALL 4 CO..
- AUCTIONEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is.
TATE IN TIN SEVENTH WARD.
BY virtue u a decree OF the supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, In Equity sitting, bear.
ing date December 18th, 1854. aud passed IN
cAuse In which william Il. Riley Ct al. in behalf
Of the Mount Vernon Building Association, -
are Complatnsnts, and Edward VI. Clarke ct. AZ.
are Defendants, (No. lol Equity shall oner
for sale vt Public Auction, In front II the prem
ises, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day NJ April, A. u.
1895, al J o'clock p. m. the following real .,
tate, viz: All that part Of Lot numbered nine ~
In square numbered three hundred aud NIFTY.
three CSj3) Of the plan Of the City Of Washington,
beginning for the northeast corner Of said square
NJ the Intersection Of ID street south and Teuth
street west thence running south on line with
sAid Tenth street ninety taOl feet thence west
nhy -four ia feet ten and ono half 0Olsl inches,
thence north ninety 1907 feet, thence east on
line with said I'D street. nfty -fonr go feet
ten and one half QOIJ inchos to tho place Of be.
ginning, with the improvements thereon.
This property is situated on the corner Of
street south and Tenth street west, and ?ner'e
great inducements to purchasers. ,
T"rmS-On-.thir.l rlsh ~" r".id"" ~ ~
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oFFIcIAIr NorIcEs.
f'. WAS DEPAuTHgSr, } 4
ADJrrAET 0ENERALs ofFfcE, ~
WAsHINafON, April Z, 1868.

NAN uEFNNNNENNf \ q
ADJCTAET 0ENERALN OfFfcH, ~
wAHINofoN, APrii7, 1868, y
RHcoRps OF BIscOxTTNUHp COMMANDS.
General U'rders No. 60. af H-.f a.fas.
I. All military records, such a. Ales Of public
le,tsrs, letter books, order books, aRd other
record boohs, muster rolls, Ae. are the property
OF the United States, and will 10 required for fn.
ture reference in tho settlement Of claims against
the Government, and for other ofaeial purposss
Whenever posts, districts, geographical De.
partnents aud divisions, and other commands
have been, or shall hereafter he, discontinued,
al such records, N not required for use At the
department headquarteru In which the commands
were included, will be Immediately forwarded
BY express TO this ohHee
H. All persons who are not now, hut who may
have been In the military service n the United
States, and who have such records In their pos.
session, arc expected TO forward them without
delay to this ofnee, where the expense n trans.
bortAtioa Nill be paid,
III, Umeers who come In command Of places
eapturcd from the enemy, will collect aud for.
ward to this once suy papers lefi behind by the
rcDeis, which may be o. public use or interest
by order Of the Secretary Of War.
ED. TOWNSEND,
apll-a Assistant Adjutant General.
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va ~ $500; 800 .sg%ss,l
,,,,ul = u .psSs' ~ "a S,Sf devlatihV--inmi
I'M ..h[,sN sGadnleing IN eertai' zee
idU Such Versions arsT, before eOnlemP'a'
nn MARRIAGE,
that a sound mind and body arc ths
try requisites to promote communal pal
n ludecd, without these, me JOlIi
: h life becomes weary pllgrmSSr,
: E9cI hourly darkeus TO the view AM Nv
les sh,dowed with despair, aud hllrd
Melancholy reflection that the happ'n7
her becomes blightcd with our own
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE,
a. the misguided aud imprudent NoAi
he Ruds he has imbibed the seeds ''
disease, II too often happens that Az
Iil,tse of shame, or dread Of discover!
from applying TO those who, nom
u, and responsibility, can alone beirieha
Is into the hands of ignorant and de't
III ,.lcrs, who, incapable Of caring, hich y,
HIiy substance. keep him trihing montl
n q, or Rs long ~ the smallest Zee eaa
q and In despair leave him WIZ
III to Sigh over his CALLING disappoihl
al Abe uA Of that deadly poison, Men
hdI the constitutional symptoms OF ihH
orr disease, such a. Affection OF 'he
hnbk, Nose, skin, etc. progressing WIN
riHktfity till death puts u period to ms d'u
TlHng BY sending him to that undisce
mi ly from whose bourne no traveller reu
suMENDORsEMENT OF THE PRESS.
coI hnany thousands cured at this ins1h
the last eighteen years, and the nuu
'kakl Operations performed by DR.. IOhs
wihked by the reporters Of tho ''sun'
su t,lother papers, notices OF which ave-
wihland again before the pshs-.s.-.a'
maatg as a gentleman Of character III NJ
"glotility, IL a sufficient guarantee to Il
~ KIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
| IA Ins writing should be particular In
Hair letters 10 his Institution, In the ID
IL JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, N. D.,
W. Baltimrse Lock Hospua
hLv Baltimore, MAryli
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7.30NATIoNAL BANk7 70
METRO POLLS,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND LOAN
AGENCY,
452 FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREASURY DE.
PARTNgNT
ThiH Bank IL authorized to receive subscriy-
tions to the
PoPUL LAR 73O LOAN
These notos are issued in denominations o.
80, slOo, $500, d, 900, and d, 700 payable to
bearer or order, three years after date, with In.
terest, payable sem. annually at seven and
three.tsnthS Per eentun per RnRuIn, and Ar.
convertible at maturity at the holders option
into the 8 % siI per cent, gold fntsres, -b,VriO
bonds The interest on these notes l. two cents
per day for every 600.
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED
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LIErr. GES. GRAST visits Ford's theotro
In company with tho President md Mr.. LiHcoln
to.nigIt.
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AUCTION sAbEs.
DYJ. q. STAFF0RD co.
ID AUCTI0NBERs.

MONUMENTS At AUCTION, ,.s
ON TUESDAY EVENING, 18th INST,
A. clock, on Fifteenth street, opposite RigEs'
Bank, we shall sell large collection Of
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE MOAV-
MENTS,
amongst which may be found many well de-
signed aud beautifully executed, Of various sires,
all Of which will be sold without reserve, for
cash. J. u. STAFFORD 60,
Rpl2-td AuctioneerS.
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Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

Is To GIVE NOTICE, TIA
crib has obtained from the NJ N
Wa hiugton county, In the ~
q, leI' rS Of ADMINISTRATIVE ah
state OF ioratio Beall, late Of W.
q. deee assd. All persons hsN,h
the said deceased, are hereby w.
the same, with the yOuehsn1
scribeF, on or before the nrst az J
hey may Otherwise by Law Dc
| beneflt Of the said estate. "A Nj
under my hand this aTst az 3
ELIZABETH A. ID
RwSN .Admh
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COU RT.

APRIL I. 1868.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY-TO Wit:
In the case of Charlotte Carol, RdmintstratrlN
Of David Carol, deceased, the administralriN
aforrs aid has, with the appreciation VI the Or
phans' Court Of Washington county aforesaid,
appointed SATURDAY, the 18th instant, Tor tue
estate Of said decreased and Of the assets In hand
rs lar as The same have been collected aud
turned into money; when aud where all me
10 attend nI the Orphans Court Of Washington
county GforsSaid, with their claims properly
yourh,d. or they may otherwise by law be eN.
eluded from ali beueAt In said deceRsed's estate
provided copy Of this order De publlsnSgu ohso
yseak foT three weeks In the NATIONAL kEPUB-
LIcGS previous to the said 10Th day Of April,
| Is65 Test:
low z. C. ROBBINS,
.n4.Wsv Register of wills.
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RESTAURANTS.
HAMMACK's RESTAURANT,

The Proprietor Of this we'll -known SALOON
and EATING HOUSE announces to citizens and
public generally that he Ia prepared to furnish
Meals II all hours
Psrrons will be sure 10 and Ut this establish.
nlent all the luNures u the season, served up In
the most superb and elegant style.
The pursst and best Of Liquors and every kind
Of Plain and Fancy Drinks can be obtained at the
bar mh3l I'm
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FINANcIAI..

FIN A n q I A Il.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
wAsHISGToS.
n. D, CooEt, (Of Jay cocEs.k Co, y President,
VS.. HrSrHoToS. Cashier
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT oP THE UNITED TTATEs.
i5rH srREgr, OPPOSITE rHE rEEAsrEr DEPART.
Government securities with Treasurer United
States,
S~ONE MILLION DOLLARs.7a
Acting In connection with the hou.e n
JAT COOKE 4 Co. ~
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE J. % LOAN,
we will all orders with promptnes- and dis
patch, allowing the regular commission to
Banks and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Note. on hand and
ready Tor Immediate delivery.
We bay aud sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at eurrent market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE snd make Collection.
on ALL THB PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on tho
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, aud give cAErprL
AND PROMPT ATTENTION To
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
aud to any other business entrusted to rs.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 10 GOVERN.
MENT LOANS at all times ehserfully furnished.
WIN. .. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
wAsHIS"rOS, March %, 1865: mhT.dn
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LAW AaENCIEa.

WILLIAM HBLMIcK,
w (Lafe Ohfef Cisfk Peasfoa Oloe. y
ArfoENnI At Law AND eOLfoIToR OP CLAIMS,
OYFiOE, No. - Federal Block, cor. It'll And ats.,
Opposite the Post Once Building Washington
City.D.C. win practice before all the Courts in
Wellington City aud attend 10 the settlement Of
all Kinds OF claims against the Government before
any 81 the Departments.
REgnRESoEs The senaiors and members Of the
seth Congress; Messrr. jar COOKS Co. and T..
JoHssoS \ Co. Bankers, Washington city, D. G.
apll.n ...f -
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sTIsA NJ HIP -.
NEW STEAMSHIP LINZ OF SCREW
sTBANBRs
TO
NBw YORK.
The New and Substantial Steamers
h. c. KNIGHT,
Capt. J. J. ME'On.
JOHN GIBSON,
Capt W. c. GsOghsssH,
BuiIt expressly for this route, arc now leaving
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
AND ALEXANDRIA,
EVERY THURSDAY N4r. m,
AND
New York, from Pier II, n. r. on the same day
Freight received daily, handled in the most
| careful manner, aud delivered with the greatest
| dispatch, 81 fair rates.
For Freight, &c, apply to
SNOW L CO.,
Washington aud Georgetown, n. C.,
FLOWERS 4 BOWEN,
Alexandra, Va, and
WIN. J. TAYLOR \ CO,
sr.,f l4O Cedar street, n. Y.
INEw YORK AND
wAsHIN GTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SEMI WEEKLY BETWEEN NRW YORK
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. C.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE, SALVoR AND JAS
y GRREN.
, Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS an
SATURDAYS, Rt 10 - m, from too' o. hig
! street, Georgetown, and Pier ID, foot Of Wa
, street, New (Hk
? For freight or passage apply to
: { p. HOtGiITON, Agent,
foot VI High street, OsoIgetoWn or
Z JAMES HAND, Agent,
. d,9o Am M Wall street, New York.
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aT1sA NJ \ HIP ~.

coLnsr b. t,,rce, aud l'onu'yI'An'' avenue
de2s.W ---
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CHIEF QUARTERMAsPER's OFFICE,
y DEPuT ~ WAsmSUTOS, WAsHiNuroN, d. g.,
January I, 1854.
All dc,.Ts In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber,
Lca,urr. bmca Furniture, Harness aud sadleiy
are regretted to send 20 this Office, on the MON
DAY VI each week, sealed proposal or list a.
q. ris OF the articles they are prepared 70
To this depot at short notice, with tue
noh marked In plain figures, so that, In
sxigsnclea Of The service require Il, the
y aIIicles can BE- obtained without delay
he lowest price, ,,
~ wishur L. sell 10 this Depot Will be
To tuTuish Mo list pWnstdally every
,.ruIBg. n. II. EuCKER,
,ug. Gen. aud Chief QuaItermaster,
Depot u wash!ngtons
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EDWARD LYCRTT,
IL BOOKBiNDRR,
No. a7l PESS. Avs. wAsnIN0ToS, PC
Books bouGd in every stylS-Turksy, Morocco,
RussiS, ARd Cali.
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w l Y V L " I l U
or
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTlc
BONE TEETH,

IS DR. S. y. SlGESMOND,
'a.ylyanla avenue, between Twelfth
siTiirISnth streets, Washington
\ cnIls the attention Of the public to
&c, advantages u his improved system
ii Ic teeth o. his manufacture VIII ~
q RI tor change color by any aeiuS' "uu
IN: fths lighter than any DINER, .1 q.
III N1 teeth or roots need be eNlIac'oui ."
r Wines can he inserted over them.
2 roots will be made lhone'
Nrhe. III A.
i ISt.mporary teeth are needed, as
N a. can he made Immediately y, the,
ii NItha natural expression OF lne
4 kdcr the old system, Is requou'''
Il work has been fully tssted tnr
i CIV many Of the hrst chnmis'H
Il ~ u This and the old country ,-
2or also invented u white tnursu
Zoe ling. with which the most syn,
siIsd without pain, apd eau J
III sonnd tooth on any side roo's' W
fough a lifetime.
RI HExTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
III IN ious Yapor, by DR.. sige.R,oonnn,, M,
IIn s,sane Inventor aud sole u"'
lE Anae,tIc Innoxious NaPo,
Pa. nor Chloroform or klhs
uknAsstic agent. entirely ffee
la effects and perfectly harInleT
ttt sleep, with pleasant sensA
40 lnsenNbllity to Pain n..I
est Of references given n TequhH
+ nd examine for yourselves. 4
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bel by Miss Errn arRnos, in UAisddin.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-10

M H0W 70 GEeeG Ouf nerves /
The City Fathers, aided by many liberal
hearted and liberal handed citizens have
done nobly in arranging for the reception
Of our returning veterans. It Is s grand
ides 70 provide the boys with 8 Aesrty and
substantial meal on their arrival here. 1t
fuldlls the old Arab notion Of hospitality
and friendship. But good as thisih it does
not complete our duty. The cisizsns as a
body have their part to do-a part not
hard 70 perform, but just as essential a the
other. It is simply 70 shoutl Heretofore
they hsye simply gathered in the streets
and stared. They gaze upon thOse grand
columns Of Giving valor," bronzoo with the
sun of Georgia and the Caroinas, bearing
banners that waved in glory Over Lookout
Mountain and hultered in the wind of
Resaea and reminding one in every look
and movement of the glorious deeds they
have done in suppressing the rebellion
they gaze on this stirring sight IS quietly
IS upon q holiday parade. This stste of
things is exceedingly painful. Ths
soldiers feel it. They need and de-
serve the exhilarstion and triumFh Of an
enthusiastic and demonstrstive welcome.
To march up Superior street in the midst
of s divided ocean of people, surrounding
them Is the Red Sea encircled Moses and
his followers, greeted by shouts yells, huz-
zss, blythe waving of handkerchief, by the
pelting of bcquets, by h~and-shaking, BY
smiles, by tsAIs-this would be worth more
70 our heroes a thousand times than the
dinner which awaits them st the Square,
And this, easily and readily discharged,
is the debt of the people to the soldiers who
are q coming home in glory" There is no
real lack Of enthusiasm. All that is reilly
needed is some vent for it-some deraon-
stration of it. Our cold Northern blood
and hsblt keep the mouth shut even when
the heart is full. Citizens of Cleveland,
let il be SO no more. Wait not for an sp-
pointed holiday. Think of the rapture
that swells the heart of the returning sol
der. Think of the glad realization of his
camp. fire dreams-the "Welcome Home u
It is the hour of his hope and pride. The
return of each regiment is an event that
may well stir the blood of those who see it.
OF what historic marches is this the last
Then let it be herslded with fife and drum,
and let scblsmations fill the air.
Those torn battie-fsgs will be the song
of patriots through all the future. Let
them not pass in silence now, lest the earth
should shout, and the sky should thunder
out hurrahs. What is the Fourth OF July
to these days? It is but 8 fsr-of echo
amid the roar of Niagara. Then let the
bells peal welcome. Let the shout pass on
along cur streets, end everywhere let
children, who will tell it to their children,
hail the heroes, and greet them with the
song,
a ygzAz--.A 1,sNI ~
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Grand BtnIard Tournament.

The world of billiards is inst now COZ
sideTsbly sgitsted upon the subject of the
numerical 8. A nine days tournament of
the champions of the cue, wherein nine of
the best players in the United States will
compete for the prizs-s grand and cOstlycue
has been determined upon, and will be
commenced on the afternoon of the 14th
instant. Among the noted professors of
the science Of billiards. who will be pre-
sent, are Phelsn, GoldthWsite, Tiemsn and
MeDevitt. The latter gentleman is not
much known outside of billiard circles,
but has crested a decided hutter within
the ring. He halls from indianapolis, and
knowing ones pronounce him to be un-
dolbtedly the champion billiard play
tr of the world. His friends offsr to
match him for $4,000 and the champion
ship against any man in the world
Chicago Journal T
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DIR. Q. B. LIGATHILL'S first visit to
Ohio was induced by numerous applications
for treatment from parties unable to visit
New York for that purpose, and who can
no. be successfully treated except after q
personal examination. His practice has
been so successful that he has repeated his
visits to Cleveland several times. Still he
finds that it is almost as difficult for some
parties desiring his service, to visit him st
Cleveland, that in compliance with the re-
quest of many citizens, he has consented,
before returning to Europe, to visit several
central points in Northern Ohio, making
Cleveland his headquarters 60 that al who
desire can consult bum.
For the past twelve years DR.. Lighthin
has paid exclusive attention to the treat
ment of deafness and catsrrh in its vsri-
Gus forms. He has prscticed in New York,
and other principal Eastern cities, where,
until q few months past, he was atsociatei
with his cousin, DR.. + B Lighthill, and,
together they have acquired a standing
which has earned for the "Lighthill In
stitute " its present great reputation.
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An ObIiging Offer.

Hdrper's Weekly has 8 cut representing
an, interview between Secretary Seward
and Uncle Sam. Seward stands, hat in
hand, in the presence" and with a huge
roll Of accounts under his arm, labelled
damages against England for Anglo
rebel pTscies," which he is shout to pre-
sent tor payment. Uncle Sam, who is
pictured a very tall Yankee, with a bene-
VIOLENT sort of smile on his face, dressed in
coat, vest and pants of the American flag
pattern, thus instructs the Secretary, who
has the " little bilP under his arm:
U. s." Now, William, you can tell Mr..
Bull, that if it will be any convenience to
him, I will take out some Of the amount he
0 yes me in colonies
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From the Rev. B. z. WeLch, formerly Pas
tor of the Pearl Street Paptist Church,
Albany, Nel0 York
NEwToNYILLE. Nov. 10. 1865.

NEwToNvILLE, Nov. 10, 1866.
DR. LIGHTHILL-Dear Sir: Allow me to
express my grateful thanks for the skill
and kind attention rendered 30 my dsugh-
ter, whose ears have been badly affected
for many years, and for some, months past
has been nearly deprived of bearing. The
loss of this important sense is certainly 8
sad deprivation, painfully embarrassing,
and 10 a degree known only to those WHO
have experienced it. If therefore, there
be q remedy Tor this great evil, the cause
of humanity obviously requires that it
should be universally disseminated. l feel
it my duty, therefore, and it affords me
much pleasure, to give my testimony to the
happy effects of your treatment and RENE.
dies. My daughter has suffered from deaf
ness since early childhood. The left ear
has been badly diseased. The right ear,
also, tor several years, was seriously Affect
ed, and the disease apparently increasing,
threatening the entire loss CT hearing. It
was with extreme difficulty that she could
participate in the conversation of her
friends, and for two ears has been de-
priVed of this source of social e9iOyment.
Happily my attention was directed to your
advertisement, and l was induced 10 place
her In your care. Your treatment, under
care of q kind Providence, has been sue
eessful. Her hearing, SO tar ss 1 can Judge,
appears to be perfectly restored. WheLh-
or tLis restoration is permanent is q ques-
lion time alone can determine, but present
results are certainly very crafty ing.
lam, dear sir,
Truly and gratefully yours,
lf'-. B. T. WALCH. d. D.
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NOTICES.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
QUARTERsAsr,R GEsERAL's OWES

WAsHIHGFOst ID. G., May y, 1865.
MANY THOUSANDS OF MULES are beng dis
posed Of ct pebble sale, E Washington.
1besa Is VII continue unit ths uuu berof animals
- reduced Ia proportion 70 the redacli,n Of the
armi's, now going on rapid y.
Ihoee are in the armies Of the Potomac, Of the
Tennessee, snd Of Georgia, probably FUUH THOU
sANUO OF H FINEST Six MULE TEAMS IN
THE WORLD.
Many Of them were bOuaht in tbs begiar ing of
The war, as young muieP, accompanied the a.mits
In all their marches and camps and are thoroughly
b'oEen, hardsnsd BY 'IeTcisrs gentle and faniiaT,
from being 30 lGg surrounded y the soldiers
The Whole Soatnis stupPed Of farming stock, and
the Nort1 has also SUD rsd # m Ihs ham OF AMI
mails, taken 70 supply the armies.
theae ais are sold It public auction; THEY
Will NOT BRING AEYThIgG LIKE THEIK
IkUA FAbUh and such opportunities for farm
ers - get working animsls to stock their farms,
and for drovers aud dealers IN stoek to make good
Expectations, by purchasing them and dlsposinK Of
them IN tue South, viii never occur AZ, IN.
N. o.. MRIG9,
Quartsrmaster General,
1un5:SH BreveT major General
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a Virginian Tribute to the 3 Ohio.

A Virginian TIibute 10 the 2Sd Ohio.
The Rockingham Register, published at
Harrisburg, Va, in its issue of June I'd,
pays the following tribute to an Ohio regi-
ment:
The 23d Ohio Volunteer Regiment,
United States forces, Col. j. NJ. Comfy COM
mapdrDg, is now stationed in this part Of
the Valley of the Shenandoah. This is
one of the United States veteran" regi-
ments, and IS it nam shows, is made up
otJf Buckeyes" They are generally young
men, from the interior towns, we'll formed
and athletic, and many Of them possessed
of more than ordinary intelligence. Oar
intercourse with these Ohio "boys" and
their gentlemsnly, intelligent, ard
courteous officers, has been exceedingly
pleasant. They have contributed much to
the quiet snc good order Of the communi-
ty, Accustomed TO rigid and strict disci-
pine Is point in which our Southern SOL
diers were SO deficient they have lain
t inedtheir equilibrium among US without
difficulty and without offense. Our town
and community have been almost as quiet
and tranquil with this body If strange SOL
diers among US as they ever have been
even in the time of profoundest peace. We
bsd 20 idea that so very soon after the
dreadful storm and tempest of the war
should be over that the chief parties to the
angry controversy would be like brethren,
Hdwelhng together in unity Yet it is
60, and this is another of the strange feat
uIei in this strsngsst of all the histories of
human conduct that ever have been writ
tan.
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During the progress of 8 fire in Chicago
on Wednesday night last, q wall three
stories in hight, was thrown out of position
by the combined sctiOn of heat and water,
and, falling, buried eight hremen IN its
ruins, one-hslf of the number being killed
outright or mortally wounded, and the re-
mainder more or less injured. 17Ig
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Hon. Green Clsy Smith, who represented
the C~OvingtOn, Kentucky, District in the
last Congress, and always proved himself
AZ eloquent and incorporating friend Of
freedom, has been nominated for re-elec-
ton by the Union men Of his district.