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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT Is TIE
y purpose the franklin County Bank o. ter.
inmate Us cXlsta1ce on the first day OF June SIS
in pursuance &c an set 10 the Legislature Of the
state 90 vermont, approved Nov. - I-sf provid-
ln- ttlt an act Incorporating the Franklin County
Bans. approved Nv D., 1852, be so amended a. 10
liu.t the time during which said Bank shall con-
nue. and have 81 cessicn 20 the first dav of Iune.
-. stead RS tac first day of January. l,s- and
all bills and mote. u sold Bank not resented 10
s1id Tan ilr payment before the First da. 10 June
!-55, VIII uo' De- -eleemed or paid b., and Bank
By order 1l the directors
". ". BEARDSLEY, Cashier.
St. Adams, Nov. PC. 1874.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLE
All IN ha sold c,r o.oo,,

All to be sold for ONE DOLLAR E...
IO0 Gold Hunting Cases Watches. each s.
100 Gold Watches. .-.--.-.--...........-.. ID.
2n0 Ladies' Watches. --...-.................. be-
so Silver Watches. .....-....-.....2l 5.tQtl
6nO Gold Neck and Vest Chains..... i2uUt. b.
lO00 Cbsteltin and Guard Chains .. SO % r.
1900 Vest and Neck Chains. 4OGtg ..
100 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches 4nat6
fOOO Coral, Lava, Garnet, &c, Brooches nl o.
ZOO Gold, Jet, Opal, &c.. Ear Drup- 3O0fo 81
500 CENT Breast and scarf Pins. Juut9
Goo Oval Band Bracelets.......-.... 3U0to ..
2D0u Chased Bracelets. 5urtr.
3J0g California Diamond Pins Rings 2-ut.
20u1 Gold Watch keys.........-.---. 2-It.
son Solitaire sleeve Buttons & studs 2.rf o.
BIO Gold Thimhles. no b
Miniature L0ckets..--.----.-.-- yu9 q. p
bQ Miniature Bockets, Magic. ...... tpl O.
25p Gold Toothpicks, Crosses. &c 2.ctt.
agfu Fob and Rinh9n Shdes...------. 2rft. 81.
itn Chased Gold Rings. -.-.-..-..-.. 1.rftr F..
40Ou Stone Set Rings--...--.--------- -I-. D. ,.
65t0 Sets ladies' IH~elry-Jet and cold ri o. l-.
6G0O sets Ladies' Jeveiry-varied styles r1 q. b.
300 Gold Pens, Silver Csse and Pencil ct @
4Q1a Gold Pens, Ebony Holders 8 Case : u. O. r...
GOO colo Pen-, Mounted Holders 2tgts
All the goods in TIN above List will p. az -.
ont reservation. for ONE DOLLAR EACd C.--.
Gcates Of all the various articles are pac-i = IS
liar envelopes sealed and mixed. The-e eav- -.
will be sent BY mail, or delivered At car -
without regard 20 choice. On receiving a C---.
cate, you will see what article II represents an .
L optional with you 10 send one dollar,and rscs-
the article named. or any other in the list u sane
value.
By this mode We give selections from 3 vs-s.
stock OF tine goods, Of the hest male and la.s4
styles, and o. intrinsic worth az q nominal ~.
while all have chance Of securing articles OF HI.
very highest yalne.
In All transactions BY mail We charge for r-
Esrding the Certificate. paying postage. and don.
the business, = cents each. Ffr- cerfif-1f-a ri .
tsHf for 81 EistsE for g TAirty for 8. Ssr.s--
for SO; gad One Hundred for SIS.
REASONS WHY
We should supply your wants our faciil.l-. .-.
unsurpassed our work q unrivalled eT-zrl---.
our promises punctuslly observed Our ee---.
location brings Us near the most remo-s ~.
Our goods are new from the manufactures ~ 81
the latest and most desirable styles. T--
must be sold, and the terms are unequal e. A.
articles ordered are forwarded By return nail
We guarantee entire satisfaction in e7e-v --
stance, and II there should Be any person 1..a-..
fed with any article they may receive, they u
Immediately return 1t and the price viii be -s's-
ed
AGESrs We allow those acting a. Agent. ~.-
Cents on each Certificate ordered, PROVIDED 49,.
remittance amount T. one Dollar
They will collect . cents for every Ce-.sr-...
and. retaining iu cents remit % us IS cent. r.
each. Address,
GEO. DEMERIT 4 Co..
83 Broadway, New YORK
FEB. o. daHs-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
COTTON WICkING
.sl.EinefOn BOOK frfndc,.,.

by THE BALI. POUND Or BALL. for .sl.
- LYNAN'S
frh 0th, l-h7 nawtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
The Peruvian syrup
y SPECIFIC for all diseases originating 10 IA
STATE OF THE BLOOD, OF accompanied ?! ~
oility or a Low State Of the System.
''TO all the WEEK the WORN and n
WEARY"

The following UoluHtGT- testimony Il liv-
Boston Recorder Of Aug. 18th l-o4. -
The Peruvian Syrup i one Of the lev a-'sl--
medicines which Is worthy Of notice, anu PERI,
trial Of u for many years hAs shown u tn1l u p
sesses all the qualities claimed BY IL propi-e.-
A. is tonic IN cases Of impaired health or wesss-'
constitutions Il has no superior Unlike Eosi ".
and Bitters IL is entirely free from ale hll =
therefore IL emery sing effects are not ioEo-e-
corresponding reaction IL will he found IA
periOr - wine or brandy in sll case where ta,-
have been prescribed for weakness AMI teo-'!
The certificates Of Dr. Hayes State Assayef
Mass. and q DR.. Chiffon. the celebrated Chen.
Of New York, agree that there Il in It, comp ~.
no mineral ~ vegetable poison, or OhlectiQ a.
substance whatever. is principal in-setienl :
salt d the Prut0xde Of Iron. 80 combined an II.
tscted a. 20 form durable and palstable mei''il,
We can most unhesitstingly recommend 10 I.
the wesk, the worn. and the weary. We maSe -
remarks voluntarily and Of our own proml---
having richly experienced its benefits.
TaoHsgHfs hare BEEN changed BY tlsti's Or i,i'
ely, from WsaL, Miserable creatures, % 80
Asattag and hapyy aud ,rosnsH, aHd iEtl.a-' -
rsasoHGhiy Assifaf, 70 qiu, u t-iat.
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cure, 81
recommendations from some Of the most en-.
PLY sicians, Clergy men. and others, vii ~
FREE 10 any address
-rOR SALE BY
SETH W. FOWLE L Co, Is fremont 81 bee''''
J. P. DINSM0RE, ~ Broadway, View Yer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

Is protected solution ofthe PROTOXIpE o.
IRON NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE tbs
strikes at the Root Of Disease BY supplying ne
blood with its Vital Principle or Lie seuen'-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
The Pernrinn Syrup

cures Nervous Affections. Female Complaint
Serofula, Boils, scurvey, and al diseases 'i '-'
Kidneys and Bladder
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
No PeruHIan SID
The Peruvian syrup

cures Dyspepsia. Liver Comp.'in;, Drop9. fs's[
and Ague Chronic Diar-hra Los- or Energy ~
Spirits.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
The Peruvian syrup

infuses strength Visor and Nev Llie int tAe -s
ten, and builds up an "lron Constitution
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
DIR. OAKS

l. graduate Of the London Medical Colleges and
has prsctsed in England and America f0r over Il
YEAR,, with Unparalleled success in the treatment Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17
VI PORT ANT
TO ALL
u VIZ lid y!

Iron a. Medicine
L well known and acknowledge by al -s-,-'
men. The diffculty has been T. obtain such prs
paraton Of II As Will enter the circulation and q.
simulate at once with the blood. This point
DR.. HAYES, Massachusetts, Stats Chemist has -
attained in the Peruvian Syrup, - ooutbiuafioH O.
a urap before lHEuoua
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

Richmond papers of March 9th contain no
military news OF importance either IRON
North Carolina or Virginia. The Richmond
Enquirer OF Monday says the country turns
IN disgust from Congress. For four months
it hasisat in Richmond and daY after day wit
messed the military strength of the Confed-
eraey dwindling away, and though all ap-
pealed, implOred 1t to use the great military
strength Of negroes for defence. vet it has
wholly filled and refused to adopt this meas
ure.
The Sentinel Of Monday says that both
houses of the Virginia legislature have con-
curredIn resolutions insrtucting our senator s
to support the policy OF introducing negroes
as soldiers into the field
IN the rebel Congress resolution of the
General Assembly of North Carolina. pro
testing against arming slaves in any emer-
gency without the consent of the States. was
presented.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-08
Notice Is Hereby Given

THAY three niontns alter puollcAllon sreof,
Il appilcatlou will DC -1nade 10 the Charicste
aud South Carolina Atallroad Company TOR the
renewal OF Lheir Bond No. 2s4, ior 5000, dated
Columbia, July 20, 1897, slgned John A. Brad
ley, Treasurer, Edwsfd Z. Palmer, President
Also, fo- tile renewal ol their Bond No. 2S5. for
SoUo, bearing the Ike date and s,gnsd by the
saule treasurer az. pr ldcnt.
Application Will also 70 made at the same
tins Lo the, South Carolina Railroad Company
tor the enewul OF heir Dond No. l16, for $780,
dated Charlie ston, October /, 1893, and signed
}. Il. tmery Ssers.arr, joan Caldwell, fresl-
dent. The 10. egong oonJs are nay property
and were stolen destroyed by The neniy
during their recent sack OF Colonola.
April Ius2N ROBt4<i n. LEWIS.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-08
Headquarters,

Headquarters,
DETACHMT BUTLkR'S CAV. BRIGADE,
ca RLoTTE, n. c., March %, 1866.
CIRCULAR
A LII absentees from Buffers Cavalry Bri
II gade are hereby required to report to me-
at Cheslervile s. c., To Capt Mel En-, at
Cheraw, S. e., without delay. To such as
.sport promptly, the ciemeacy offered III the
recent order from Gen. Lee will be extended
Those who do not avail themselves of this lasF
opportunity may. expect the EXTREMIST penalty
OF the military law. This order to remain II
force for twenty days from this date BY order
B. II. RUTLEDGE,
march 2s Col. Comm 'dg Detachment.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-08
Proclamation.

T T. J. GOODWIN, Mayor of the city Of
IL Columbia, 3. C, call earnestly upon the
CT, .zsns to aid the municipal authorities in the
pr, servation OF order, .pesce and law. The
LAYS made and provided for their maintenance
will be strictly enforced 1t is, therefore, ear
nestly requested that any and every encroach-
meut be promptly reported to the proper
officers. 1t 10 source of deep regret to the
execusive thatia laxity of morals exists among
some PORTIONS Of our Inhabitants, inssmnc4 as
they are daily trespsssing on the rights of
others, whose enclosures are not secure by pro-
per fencing; also, on the shade trees on the pub
lie streets. The law in these instanees, as well
as all laws for the protection Of public and pri-
vats property, will be enforced.
1t has also been reported THAT parties, are
bringing into the city spirituous liquors for sale.
1t is much to be deprecated that tnls source OF
traffic should exst al such time, when our
iihabita tants stand in daily want Of food. Sc
we're measures against the retailing OF liquors
aauss be resorted ~, i'll order to stop the spread
es :Ais grievoua evil; trusting on an All-wise
Pro esdence 70 sustain me III this our time OF
EatfaisAisn, and relying on all good cisizeus to
assist the suthoritiss in maintaining order III
oar city.
!, Given under my hand: this fourth day Of
April 1866. T. J. GOODWIN.
April 8 !:
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-08
Lead! Lead!

M ANY persous have thoaghtlessly .tsken
WI LEAD irum the ate Arsenal hsre, Under
the impression rnat the Government would NOT
need or claim IL hxceet iood, nothing is now
So important 10 our armies, all importa.ioEs
OF it are nowscuL off, aud no substitute for. It
can DE found. thereIYSe respectfully but ear
n.stiy appeal To ali wnJ haV, amy OF the Lead
lately at The =. .. Arsenat here, 10 return it to
ME at Ohce, tor our soldiers VIII put IL 10 much
better LIlun ciL,ZeuS
Aprii 3* J. I. IrEZ,.F AM, Major, &c.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-08

Mctice. :
a Ii fer.ymea throughout the District are
~ respectfully requ-Ae'i /" cross no slave
over the river either By fats small boats,
without his pass is endorsed by either Mr.. J. G.
GLIB BES, Capt -J0HN'CAkS.fEN or myself.
march so o. Z. }. GOODWIN, Mayor.
Headquarters.
COLUMBIA, 5. O.. MARCH 81, 1866.
SPECIAL ORDER NO Copy.
TOAN CARSrEN is hereby appointed Acting
e Provost Marshal Of this city until further
orders. He will be obeyed and respected &C.
cordingly.- By order
A. F. KUDLER, Col. Connm'dg.
. W. J. MKALNe. A. A. A. G. April 4
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-08
c. HAINsWoRTH,
s3lbahesa@btsElR:
TX7iLL be found ON Gates street, three doors
w be.ow Lady street. April 81 .
D... - -

House and Furniture for Sale.
TNHE undersigned offers ior sale her COE
Il TAGE HOUSE, containing Ave rooms,
situated on Sumt.r- street, near Lumber. TIE
house is furnished Throughout, and will be sold
as 1t Stands. On the lot Is al excellent well of
water. a bargain Can bs obbained.
April 5" F. GEESE.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-08
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

COLUMBIA, Marchc27, 1885,
THE invasion of the State has rendered y
Il proper that the legislative Dcrartneffos
the Government Of 20 state should be chn-
vened, that such measures may be adoptsl -
the welfare of the State n.ay require. Anfdor
that purpose, the memlne-s Of the Senate and
the tIouse of Representatives OF the STATE OF
South Carolina are hereby INVITED to assemble
at Greenville, on TUESDAY, the 25th day OF
April, 1865, at l2 O'Clock 10. - II
By the Governor; A. G. MAGRATH.
Official; VS. EtnoTv, Private secrslar!'
All papers in the S'p,- viii copy sasa
t!.:' t;se 'al' tic Mes!:rg CT 'he LagiAIatsrs
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-08

Headquarters,
COLUMBIA ,. u, MARCH, 20. 1855.
SPECIAL Il ORDER 40 =.
4 All officers and men now in the city
1s who are unattached, VIII report to thss..
headq ert..s for organisation rs a,guard tor
post 3Asy. 8.
II. Dsiailed men who ~are unassigned sre
required to report at these headquarters fur
assignment to duty without delay. I.
III. The police ana citizeus generally are
requested 10 aid III the arrest OF abssnt.es aud
deserters. BY order Of A. F. RUDLEK,
Colonel Commanding.
WI. MEAr1Ne. A. A. "A. e. march II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
From Panama.

New YORK, Sept. 9.--Much needless ex-
citement has prevailed in Panama concern
ing the revolutionary movement in the In
terror, which appears to result In nothing
The present Government party may be
overthrown, but there is no danger Of an
outbreak in the city. The teontending
parties have bdt about 800 men each, and
both appear afraid to fight.E laa tyoG q F,
Some excitement has been caused by
Government appropriating q couple Of
American vessels for transportion. The
American consul had blundered into giving
them papers, to trade on the coast, when
they had no right to such documents. h
The steamer Areal arrived with troops
for San Francisco on the 25th. The com
duct of the troops on landing was disgraeer
full. col s,toRIJtsyb dyt .IitH
I The s. R., Spaulding also arrived with
troops on the 30th from Central America. |
- The only important item that Barrios,
ex-President of Salvador, is on trial, with
alizelihood of being convicted andIshotin
violation OF, the agreement>to' not take his
life, given to Nicarauga when given up.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Cotton from Alexandria-Crim in
Washington City.I1r SOD

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Yesterday about
%. bales of cotton were shipped from AL
exandria, Va, to New York by the New
York steamship line, the first shipped from
this section during the past four years, and
about the third or fourth shipment of this
staple ever made from Alexandria. More
of it is expected to follow soon.
The superintendent of the metropolitan
police states, in an official report, that rob-
berries and burglaries are alarmingly on the
increase in the District of Columbia, and
that the disbanding and paying off of the
armies has left here and drawn hither
large numbers of desperate characters
who make a business of robbing soldiers,
stealing horses and committing .depreda-
tions upon property. He adds: There is a
class of rum shops in our city WHOSE, entire
income and support come from thieves and
desperate characters, and who are allowed
to keep their dens open the entire night,
there being no law to prohibit them. The
amount of debauehery robbery and MUIR
der that is perpetrated upon this oemmuni-
ty through these places, especially those
that keep open at allihours Of the night, is
truly fearful. # . e-' -,45
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Condition of The Freedmen in Ten.
meSsee.

New YORK, Sept. 8.-The Herald's special
says > GEN. Fisk, Commissioner for the
Ffeedmen's Bureau in Tennessee, reports to
the Department from Nashville, under date
Sept. ID, that large number of former
slave owners have testified their rYdesire to
co cooperate with the Commissioner to Sc
cure tranquility and order, but in addition
thereto there are many who refuse to ac-
cept the new condition OF things, and re-
sist the action of the Government as far as
is practicable without endangering person
al safety. Much of the trouble and .agita-
ton now existing in this State is owing to
this class of citizens. The freedmens conrts
are crowded with applicants for Justice.
Even wages are withheld from the colored
people, and the crack of tue whip and use
of the shackles are in many localities as
common as in the days of their servitude,
The great demand for cotton during the
coming year will do much towards regulat-
ing wages and securing their prompt pay
ment. ... -- ..,s... -,...-., .,.s-{ysr rs-.ssrsus
On the first day of July last their were
1880 negroes subsisJing on the Government
in contraband camps of Tennessee. Now
there are but $40, and they are chiefly aged
and infirm and orphans of colored soldiers
The refugee establishments at Nashville
Clarksville and Memphis were on the lst Of
July last, subsisting, at the expense of the
Government, $3.50 dependents, and in addi-
ton to these large numbers drew rations fol
their families at home. There are but l0C
of the former number remaing inmates in
the refugee establishments, and the latter
have ceased to be furnished with public
bounty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
CleveIanst Market.

FL0UR--Firm and unchanged at $40 90 for Xxx
redcity made Sll 90 Tor Xxx white do: SS fb02o 90
for Xxx red, country brands. SO 75Sl0 90 for Xxx
WHEAT-The receipts of new are fair, but it is
in no request. We heard Of lott Of $500 bush prime
new No. rcd offered at 81 So without buyers ~
C0RN-DuII and heavy; sales. lear Ne-T2 mixed
QATSa,Qfered at Acc. Ytboptsae, ..,...
BHRLEY-Fair request at range Of 81 009l 10,
according to quality. ..,.-.-,,. -. .rigII TAN
y P0RK-Sales Is brls city mess at S32 90. gra
- LARD-Sales 1000 lbs city rendered at 24c. -.A
25eh Shoulders l9c: Bacon 2Ocl Dried beef 22c.,,
BUTTER-Sales $50 kegs choice Western Reserve
GHEESE-Quiet and unchanged atl2Sl5 5cfOrtho
EGGS-Weaker. Small saleJateac -ah Frpiq
q LAKE FISH-White Fish e8 009e 80; Trout
50 2597 90; Piokerel 81 90; Herring a 5O95 90;
Shsd SO 90, Bass Sc 90. .... -
DRIED APPLES-The inquiry is good and the
market firm at l1P I2clE3 2tiE aTFT tgsN
TIMOTHY 'SEED=Light business doing at 81 90
sALTAFi+fS. Held 1T 50 i2s' for fine; o 90 for
coarse 0n0ndaga; So s. for Saginaw.
.Al.E, AND P0RTER-We quote as follows: Pres
Pale Cream sli; Porter $l4. Half and quarter bar
rels In proportion.
GRINDSTONES-Ber small size, s1s; do large
size, $ls: BLACK River, $l7 Independence SIS; Lake
| ..HAY-Steady and unchanged at $S O0@l2 90 for
| bulk from teams; $ls 90 for pressed. p.
| GROCERIES-The market is active and firm.
o have no change to noe. with the exception Of
slight advance on the higher CRATES el sugar. n,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09

FL0URAS 5S5uper6ue sCffered At y 1905 90; extra
at " 25gQ 90, aDd family at % 259l0 90; but the
demand Every light aud sales could not be madeto
any extent without liberal concessions. - l'i
WHEAT-H Holders are firm at % 90 for prime old
red, but the demapd az this figure 10 very light sew
red 10 held at 81 2S9l 90 and white at 81 309l 35 for
Ohio and Indiana, and 81 409l SO for Kentucky.gN
b GONNA fair demanii for sound car and ,shelled
at e59GSc. The sales we're 300 bush sheled at CSC.
and 900 do white at 68c. H. ....,,... ..- tfs -.
-,s 0ATS-A continued good demand for new at l4lc
In elevator, holders generally asking &c. The sales
were $50 bush at 42c on landing. ft t--t ~,
RYE-A dull market, and rates are q shAde lower.
At the close s8990c was asked for primo new, and
9Og03c for the same grade OF old.
BARLEY:=--AA continued good demand for new
prime Fall at q 509l IS, and old u 40 S14B. ~
PROVlSl0NS-The market is without material
change Mess pork wasoffered more freely, and sa
were made at $50 90. Bulk meats and Bacon are
quiet. and prices nonnally unchanged. -,sI'.t
GROCERlES-We quote fair 10 choice Rio coffee
at 30ea2ScI raw sugar ls1S0Dl7kcs hard refined 81
@2l nc, and moasses 81 OO9l O5 for Porto Rico, and
81 l5g1 Is for New Orleans.
WHISK Y--The feeling in the market was some
what better than we had occasion to notice in onr
last, and sales Of 275 brs were made at - % per
gallon. u ! "st. ,.fI.i. p t49.ft rs III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-09
Treaty for Peace With Indians
The Southern Mail Seryice-Re-
ducinS Expenses.

New YORK, Sept. S.-The Times Wash
ington special says: Government has re-
ceived' a Sommunication from Col. Leaven-
worth, dated August Sd, Howe creek, on
Arkansas. river, western part OF Kansas,
| that an agreement has been entered into
with the chiefs Of the 'Arraphoes,f CChey-
ennes, Kiawas and Camancha Indians, to
meet Commissioners on the part of the
United States on the 4th day of October
next, at Bluff creek, forty miles south OF
Little Arkansas, to treat for perpetual peace
between the United States and the various
ltribes. Hlthis meeting takes place, ID will
probably lead toan immediate cessation of
hOstilities on the, plains. rgI T4goirlH
The, Southern mail service will FROM this
date be self-sustaining, notwithstanding
the great reduction the Postmaster General
has ordered in the amount of service. Gov.
Dennison has discovered that an immense
excess of service was being performed in
these States at the breaking out OF the re-
belli0n, and, in re-establishing the mail SER
vice in the South he has been governed by
the necessities of the people,nibneis tsaliaid
|yN, Orders were issued by the War Depart-
ment yesterday disseminating the various
brigades of the Veteran Reserve, Corps now
stationed around Washington. The COM
manding officers have been ordered to their
regiments, thus doing away with a number
of staff officers and. stats, which will have
the effect of greatly reducing the expenses
of the garrison of Washington,