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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

CHIEY QrARTIHIs TKRs OFrict No. IL. CtTari -
PuILAplLPrIs DEPOT NEErh l., 1875.
LEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received az
- ilis ol til TIL ,lAl, Narch q, lt@. II ocook ~.
10. &c ivtd a. tie Schuy.kl Arsenal
"a iDc " col Flannel Indigo woolt!e, 10 weigh =.
ouu,e The ylr1 o. width. lor sa.k c1s, Arm! s-Dla
Grey 1wled fisnue ~ SAirfs Ara y = -tlId
%, " ate and Bloc B1-tini, Army SianisEI
inch eloe sik LACE, Ar4y s;a,i I'd
l'uci ~ blne SIP Lace Army staldT1
!ilcn Scarlet Luce. Amy Standard
u. Erowu Thread, 20. .. Isii-rs to fur'.h sarrplo
Red SPOOL Cotton. 70 a. Eiddr-s fl.-..h faI ,c.
= t;hek Sie.ie. bidic;s 10 furnish sample.
straw WnI PIN; PIpcr, JAW, q weigh sbct o. !bs per
I.f.n
res'i-s oaenr goods should nrie separate roposs fr
oach cr Cfcsci aLi distinctly s'ae IN the hes
" pose fur M each week tie Ioe kset siOlii 10 fi
tf both Ia aLd Gqu,o) conform to IL, Of
thu advertisement II Vh'aa '-4S accompany '4eA
p,ep scL 80 - 90.
the nlce. when submitted. mat De- q fkef aud
thsi 20 NUT guarantee sr nr ,od. shan be "a ever,
spec; cq1a army standard o,lfvbe the fSopo'a' w nor
he .ltcred.
Bid val Do o;caed TUESDAY, March 70. 10 a. /,
o clock M and bidder. requested 20 be g.seiI,.
Eacb bid be guaranteed b. two responsible parsons
tranres nut b. appended g the guaranty, and CT
f@d being good lG sucicnt sccuftf for ihe amount
involved b. public fIaci.ofsry 81 Ire United ~tai-.
Al. 9T go-i should ne made out to regular forms
lie stt j. I'd In rj cuy de, ned uureaSonAbe
and 10 b.d 0.. dri.l iug contractor vii be- received
ln1or.- envelope. n fsas Tor lhere hoft tie Of
Cooncl WILLIAM W. NcKIN,
ciefOoaTeunster Phi delphi DEPOT.
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RtIisionc Noiiff
ar the Twcntirth.9i.
S>.Y.ali-t thBrrV

hhnfrb ' 30. n -, vii lecture orors the so
sr'S y. Sl VT sros.o> fIsre.sa, ii, Ala fayt,rl
Ciid,en's Frog SUNDAY p. - nd 3. p. r.;
St.,ou 10 81 e-epo Iyco,D nett L. I. IA coNa hF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

suied IN the town OF Rye Westche,tss Co. y T. sbon,
nle Portceef De pot and having one II the hre't
Island sound and sgrfOuuarg couu'rr In Tue
sac. VIII exchange protuctne ciiy psoIrrty in9ure
ofPfCK BROTHERS,. NJ. 81 Chsnocrs-st, or j. v PEDh'
40. ivi Wali-si. ny s,sirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Atrhe Hua'c-r', ~ ii ~ ,',, ir,r.h SAHTArl
NORNlNG aid f'VEt, Nc rid olI MONDAY L'hNiN'
NJ lNANS thp el,cr 'rf Ncch t,re' o 40 years o. az
vtA Lectanr IN Ire san place. Iit' v 4'e'i''s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

NOR SALE-At Rossviiie, Staten Island, a
4 2s4or, aic FRAME HOSE, Earn. g., cher VITA
s,rr LAND yefv iby oc .ted near H.. yiag. End
on iieh ground. with bne ptosyet Ac NeiF desTaoe
Z, person fInll Price moderate. Up
olr,o JOHN M.oGI FGORs Co, No. ~ feafst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

/ nont-A COTTAGE Of four Rooms aud 81 a. 70
u arden and Well; or throe minute. "ni> Ngh &c
car. ehrs lore st al time. ~ e day. Inquire
81 Alrs DORGOS. hous. wr.fe 70 J. IcMlLLAN,
Vesch..,er once. y. \. Kent Sle per month. fre
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NOR SALE IN JERSEY CITY-A fine three.
aIOR SALE Ar YOYKERS-A COUNTRY

NOR Sal E-A FARM in Woodbridge. X. Y.
Is .cies good land comfortable bindings easy
r. city by boz, al railroad u hours ffom city peasant
watrf view. CHAS. PARSONS, No. % B..c.ay-.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

NOR SALE-rhe 4-story English basement
4 HOUSES. No. 2JJ West Tbir,yseconl.s'. aud Nos ~
sni 79 We, T-iy.segcnb a. Also the tory ,hish soopl
brick HOUSES No. % Fast Twenty eighth IT, aud 80. 1B
Wet Fortytbnist Possession ut May app y:o r..
q. CHURCHILL, No. l6l Roadway.
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-laIye ana t4liyirs ,.tt"nlsnt. 81 N,rt'snd; mud
clluae, ~ Iiirs south OF fhiiG.ph by .hnro4i.
krn ,p produces age cfor.i twenty scc tucts, y 10
per ic, payable within four ysa; soci business on~nuci
good sou"iy nuutreds ore settling end mnsns IMPROVE
~ i.. Apply ~ CliAS. X LANDS. Postmaster Ntncand
'and. town.,ip. NJ Litter, aas,s,r Piper, cont,
10 ofus0n wil he Sent foe. Ff's I.ei.rf of sim
o1iao fsf.clu. Ftifoy Of lac Ir,.n~. - - ts
Jeffic 0imfsf led patton md
,aifaiie condition to, ressIHf f4TiHV l.It ka,c V t
sac Of IA. Ussfyn lJdtffos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Lectures on Propbecv.-Ihe Eighth Of the course
on DANIEL b JOIN NILL'AAs a. De d. .yered m tn-
Ss.sity Bui.1gs ns,orsquare. 1O-aiukhOW (>iu-
day ENESlNG ct y ocGek sabec, T. Future oi tie
New W ord.' scais ices,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

NOR SAIE.-Three hundred bundles of
DAMAGED WIRE assorted sizcs sninb'e Tor eriperes
aud hnceG Apply 10 DlOkEASOA, REED CO.. Ss 10
non,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

nalillucrp.
r,NHE AMERICAN Hay AND COTTON
Z PRESS co. MArUFAC1ORf.
Conner Of Grove and NodL lhi,d sts., Jersey CITY
OFFICE,
u Nlrg.X NJ
7 o. ll3 " al..gt., NCw-Y York.
G1NEfS pArI Mt

GOVE'S PATENT.
TT attention o! an parties iutersf I'd ia th- pressing
PRESSING ~ Ray IOrTCN flEsP DOL RAGS Crs. auy
other nr frll cd t. 10 bae for iI8FpDcatiou. storage
ConsDp ion i. pccly solicited, 20 tir PORTABLE
q SNAIID.ARi ftt ,SrS. manufactured by THIS Com
psn. under tia Ieritondcnce Of tho Pacntee. sir JOrs
| J.. COVE
The irc-is very simple IN its construction, requrnt bat
ordinary sl- n, end can De oIf1ed 10y any
using o..e power. o.. ior.c s. rcqn' d the Pre- be
.ec4,ay c,iguci! well Io'gu principle ihttth
t. ofr iAc'fdacs 10 1rooieTT0to ho tie rfrrIsmg re-
, ..sf frce. 81
The az es Of til. Pre-, over II otlers follows
VIZ.
i n prcss 20 per ms,-ri ina vel space.
~. IL G .u go tIr worh ga 30 pcf cent less lime.
3d Ter llirra 70 per cent lees irwin power.
an. 70 tus. Co.,, fe hcs sed bale fnniine rolling.
5h. The c-f viii lat o time Ire WORK ~ parts being
built cd fic hc-' % ifo. a'd no. liable oidrr.
1trordnay wofk Of th machine VI press in opera.
toa acf fling the BOX Of le No re-s) bale oil Lay
oi4tg 10. we.-lt H. " Two MINUTES. IL?
fo1r AID one t1r con bale - 81 Has LAY.
-Four more ithout the aid of horse my pDwrf oyrept
tbat contained h the Press iuIn ler 81 Hay =. cs
ST. by e n-os long weighing 40 lbs, "a rs. 70 tue
cubic foot.
80 TO- M Joints screws eogheell, beaiers rollers used
il fIi. ~ 80
Hemp sore is liy called tls destined 70, II
to WORK con Jc revolution ~ tie aiON clumsy and
expensive method oil b4hng.
lie Company vii 10 poe o. Town, County sio'e rss
CRYING 10 t.Lae.ycs the usL TO Iuiaoturej
Reasonable term.
Mr. n D. FISHER the authorized T,aveng Agen, Tor the
Cor plny in the fa.eiI tnd ia - stsrs
Tor further part, nlaTs send 10y chcnlrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
DRUsSIAN GENERAL EXHIBITION
Professional Nolifes.

1 BOOK Containing m account of PILES,
~ fIS1ffl.A. STRUCTURE. ard thirty other iMfDhI
ut ~ EASES. vii te sent receipt OF - cents - en-
b. bad OPP icstiOn t. HEHRf & DAHlELS, Ofs tive
sul Con ulr, Surgeon No. l2Uuiou,qune. " !.
THARLIS ID. HAMMOND, formerly P.o-
y fs.orof pocI A. atogy End .ugrry 10 tho 3vrl-u .
.ir.l C,i.s- ~ i. Olc" 81 tasi tibet Consul a.i'f.
lonl 20 i0 to-. sai toe sIkclALliES' D.cases q
t~ A-isous. niu, 6 nar-' ali Cutsnrous 3S'ietlt
B-ttlr which have D"ou treated D. "a 'rslirs,
Cutting q tsply liatny Operations. not 49, lrf.aS~u
CUEGlCAh HOSPITAL ioi the Treatment oi
y Di.-a.r of, Ps iscer, urdef the Of EDWARD
H. DIXON Rotor Of The -c-ip'l Str Tore fi.. Narl.o
d, Icrt. sul F.II Every 81 atr cure admits o. q
rtg A. aI ucrrtu. 49, cre IN ~ dl al oct inne-
date brs b. IT, rs tnstruuent. The LTstnrot me-
de ned erfrs.. 20 molly Nr. syue' operation In all
case. ths SD ct ions. the cu-e gu
rr'osd II the 30 undertaken. once lorp Rom TO }
d.ly anI r T. evening". e so ',Finnsve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
"Is the Medical Profession II Blessing or II

Cure t';S,b continued ~ No. - -i I've, Ou 81 ~
1Af rNI.NlN6,at "a O'Clock. between Dr. WILSON sud
~. FbLES BtABO HARTMAN, one Of Or TRAILS
graduates Ats r. q in- or rel sous improve uent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

lUts-th rd-Fl- DnrffHf thU"rh, 10 Httn If0"uW.@
and So bGye-iAc corAr.-sfolc yfl Uc I'D iit leNAl,
III irch - 10 s. D ~. AdGress,'i ~ f.c es. g. A. fc g.
tpe Rev 4 H. Hug ugtau u. D.. tIcs Siu-. ~ toe
sunday school. Ieacaiu- ; Nbt,h, March - loo 10
bfosdnsy ana foI vcth-s. La az l - o. tue Kew.
Mr. FREEMAN. al . p. ~. - TIE Rev. Al WEBB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Deairation.-TLe Wesleyan Methods CHn'rh o' tho
pnsru. u Font y-es tit hrt. firh'h and Ninth oN~s f'v
g. 4 BAkFK Pa. r. will BE- Gcicttad to po' tp-NbE-
ROW the 26th Rev rr. Say NJ q LondOi will rF"eci g,
lrt IN Rev. JAS. p THOMPSON T. D.. ot Tive trr4lwo
Tab rlacle Church NJ n m afd tcv THO AlAli
D. D. o. the Fifth ave- bspt Cnuci st J j. M TIE pup
be aye cordially invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
Tte Apcstallc EynnrcIIcnI H,nl,.t Chrrch. =

The Apostolic Evangelical Baptist Church, rear
HODGES, lestoT aeetngsf,r a., church held every sun
Dk1 al lO and iOI tie public Of "A All that de-
sire 10 Icsiye he Promise Of the or" which Is tie
tiis and power Of he Holy Ghost invited atJssd
The Rev. DR.. WescOtt wi preach IN Bioomingiae
Church, south side Of Forty ds between >,vent end
Eighhsves SUNDAY, OF iol tire Rrwsid oi tie
Grhtsous" and AT II u 10 tiird m the sefe. suhiact
Ecpentne' 2esela 10 b. baItzed ~ TIC e,ells sun
Gay EeLoo. Il } GudI.
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The Tabernacle of The Tamnsln..uve. NJ. L

n. j. :.
Church, c0!urI VI Iourkr rfd -1v.s. book
tyn ~ De- opened iOr Dyle service iOMOtRDW ArIER
EDON at 2 o'clock. Deoratory sermon boy ihC Rav GEO
w WOODRUFF. Preceding la tie EAENlAGat "a o clgcf
By the Rev. r. &. HI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

FfsIt1NNI NIAH1 ThIAsTIN 4 'IIFIIH,
No. l5l FiGHTa AVE, NV ORR. Nuic. =, 81, {
NANALRl AND ARTILLERY HORSES
" WANTED - vii purchase ~ ofrn lprkei AZ hnr.rs
tie may prevented aij pas It tie b1scr,i
stable on fhdyuths near rsnhaver until further Eo
tlce, 81 foi ov-.
Csy,ry ho-ea s'o 10 years ga. T. q, n bands lif.
AT I.fy ,net 20 y-afs Cd -. bands a. ini Over
100 p,rnl, tua la.s cbiOf.
Price Tor cavalry hof..s si,S Price 'r artillery hor.cs
Ga FayaUle SAGA .ILd, sy hr furnished b. the Gov
einmcnt J.. L. MOORE, Capt. and s. o. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

DOR SALE-In Portchestcr. - miles from
Newton on the New Haven railroad i've minutes
ws from TIE depot NIn-si stg0forv Dl 81 80 ~
H. with win. AnI JA.eneni psIor 10 by -; two sitting
rlBns u b. - and By IS 1mils u D.. j.. l 20
sc.n w.sh md cellar Las seven befr3ons and es
s urwly painted papcrei and has marble rilpIes
S,abe :. - s. Win acres o. 3; .Ool Yppy ~ ifh
ard ,hrie Price so.,Jl. ;.ohirs q t'e purchase
noy cnn remain bon AID mortgage. PossIoa imnrii-
aioy. Aply 10 90" 0eBsr. b. BENi, Foftchrs''f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
Tbe Rcr. Mr. Er.klnc rll - A ne rnl.od Z

TUT Nv. HT' IrrkIhc WI lT'ucT A tTe Lnftd Trcs
bStlah AllslI south ca ot lolfd ye
fourdist, AOMOkhOW NOR ,.NC al 10 cocL. 81 5
cocS AZ ihe AfILhsOOs. and y &C o.. a tie ~ EN-
mo SCI y'gie Psalms ~ usca in God prse
Esbbsih l0o u DC ,c1.
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N;arket-s.. Church.-MAIlINN T. uEWIT, o
New-Yer,. Young lIep,. ChcIstian A..ociatien.

No. l6l fhth-.ye., Iweu cGud. Monday Meeting
MONDAY EVENING next. ~ q O'Clock. Essay by &c
GIN THOMPSON, esG Adde'S 10y tae Rev. CIiARi.Io
T. PAlSOG Tie next tres Lecture ia the couIse,
&FDNESDAY " ENlNG neat at O'Clock. the hoofn.
b. ELLIOTT r. SHEPARD, esq..on 'Chistian Oraiory"
Young specially invited n. Is. POOL. Librarian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

SI.s.orm 80. 2 Nessiusf., opfosfe iot'- Oh .'.
AINFk gt. GRILLE vii ''i o. srci.'n IA ~ y
ID Al, N.rrh a. =. - oc0cs. noou, tie Merchants ~
rirl.r -llesioltu, 80. M fFoEway. LAtbE Ola :
FACIOrl, hayins two Chimney t"o Iuru1e"s double
NE n - siis c1tai.t,. slt machinery % 40 .lng
,itcr Also NINE LDr- or ONOi ND on winch salh itf
toy &c ell sig ga Gerry 4ud lhfoopsye' mr. ho,d'
H. nrsox,u j. sold otcolnf Of dissolution o. plft
r.f'. % he; areu Mcssfs. BO ,sEAINS Wal. lbs. Eof
further raf' lcn.sr. b. quu~ Of MISkR a sOMhh'lLLE,
..Lc' iou, 80. No. - Nasssu.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
-,oR SAI.E nr rXCHANGE-A PLACE ol

LOR SALE or EACHANGE-A PLACE OF
Il tACREs; re, oiliuhlonei Dc aio-entNy olHt
HOUSE nnnero . on, bq.i.ncs. 6I- stream Of wa'cr
rrnn. thrcu.h 'he land. fully .idd; woni onyer
vol pr 4 hI'ines, wanting b.. ns ior ascioIy or
.rr.I un.i .s OF my Kind Lotc being ya.e
- % nom city ao-sD- every hat hour ~ "a ." hai
49, J. CODDiSGToS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Broo lx!yn society OF he NV 5clIs3lc III Sv'Cdc,
No.iapl Srrres every 50 NDAN 80 ;tING al ~ O'Clock
r. The Rev j. g. AGER. & h~ 20 vitcl mic Z. 'ituo. Ly
insstontt, pcu Court Tie pubic iH'@ed TO .l.ul Seats
ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Jsy Inv; at;cn o. lie EA-,lirucy CrTe ior tLhiON
tha Hey ID sTFn r. THDMrSpN. Do wiz irco n 60 ;m
eoldeis ct the ppri. 10 - id ~ i.Va'c ST. lON-aJi'
ROW (s,siaay) AriE,NOON, at = oc'ocA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

:
tp,s Io bin lor tAe lli-ic1us - pods o,sis I,
No SO Rio.dsay. Fi,sli.s SUNDAY By tl.tr ;. ~;
IA the above .lces ale cerl.,y cs,d 10 stc1d se's
FREE.
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Prof. r. q. Robinson, D. D., o.

Rev. =. 4. Cerey viii rrci. IN the Mcrrly an Bop
81 Church cor o. IA nth -. and LcG ave-. 10
kOhHON al 10. a. L.. and !! p. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

ChlIch Tor h-s,.. between fifth All sxihsv.s on
SUNDAY MORNING, Al ~ O'Clock. Subject: Monopoly
IN Religion"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
SARAToGA RESIDENCE.-FOR sALE,g

% eudi new two story brick ROUSE viii extension. y
rooms besies pesss pantry and hal Cir psIcrcd Varor
uir,.s water and go; hur s-l1r wood shed Ar
bcs.u'u,y located lot 81 By ~! Ieet NOR brosiwy
tie Railroad depot .n1 the uyuiitc Swmgs itice St,J,,
Address ?. -. E,r M. ~ ssraosa spitug., ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
orrY. GOVERNMENT,


r.aard Of kiSernseu. ?.
0syrI AL) SPECIAL SESSION. Tnursday Msrch a. lSesl
2o'clsck D. n
The Board met, Pursuant to the following CALI
NEW RoRK, March "a, 1e6lY
D. T. NA.EsTIsE Clerk Of the Com@on Council
SIR yu Will notify the members Of the Board =
Alb Special Session in the Chamber of tn
Board IA tho Ci a Thursdiy, tho I'D inst, 10 nor
row ~! 9cloCk for the rrpose OF trsnsana spsA,
public ss&ness 81 may come beio.e rho Boerd.
JOHN MOORE. 1t District
GEO. A. j IiFMihH. 10Th District.
PETER MCKNIGHT. 9Th District
JOHN BRlCf, llth District
lGEATlUS FLYNN 9Th District
nCHAEL NORTON 81 District
IL. ". VAN yOORhlS, 17th District
JOIN D. O1TiWI Ii, lsfh District
LEWIS r. RI Frs, Oh District.
TERENCE FARLEY 18th District
lERNARD KELLY. 18th District.
r--s~r'-h'deuuen Norton Flynn, shannon Getsney M
Ki ht, Ryers, J.Teniab, BIcf, belly, Msstefson, Ots
We J. Farley an NanN ooTbis.
The Pef.lent hsng absent ~ r9 call motion Of Ades
nign l.RfcR Aid jeremiah called 20 the bar
On the Tadn. Of the ruues VI tas asl meeting,
was yipeB,ed with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

4 nd .,cre. 81 LASD with mutt s.aGe, and orls.
ret.I trees nesr tha city and Dept AID a.
bud ~ ~noli furniture For ful PARTICULAR Te.ef
% blk NJ. 2.noi rLILairphIa fosLu-nce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

COR SALE--ln the village Of Cheppaqua. 3G
uil,s from the City Hail Eew-YoI: on tie line Of tie
nlslen Railroad nearly aTy HOUSE, tarn.
tenement house and SHOP and Of ground well
with f.ut aud cTnsusuia. sud with HeYe. filling
so-lc. Inquire Of Mrs.. SARAH WRIGHT. On the prenisss
OF Of J. ulA1T. Nos and IS Cooper Inillln.e
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

wus plsasant fiction; bat chance 70 know
that it was actual truth. Says Stephens =
s'Suppose your constitutional amendment be
adopted BY three fourths of the state legisla-
turess" ss@-s
.Thsn slavery will Be abolished in evsry
psRt Of Ne oountzy.r replies Mr. Lneoln. -
ssAnd what are We 10 do" etked Seephens.
"if We gro to consent to rsoonstruceion
know that negroes will mot oonssnt 70 work
unless sososd to il, and / tell Jon that We
shall ell starve together. This il mere
suppositiousS case, but if il were . reality |,
what are We TO dot"
Lincoln grew merry eyed at once. at re-
minds me Of story" said he, and then he
told the old story ending with the sentence
s.Root hog or die" The moral was this:-
The southern people can 90 to work like hon
est people or starye. Alter . while -Alsok
Stephens told story. MANY years ago"
said he, "a host of congressmen were discus
sing the proper pronunciation of your state
-illinoie. ftwas in the old hall of repre-
sentatives, in the lobby whore we have both
spent may pleasant hours. and several Of the
Illinois delek alton were present. Some oil
them asserted that the proper pronunciation
was .Illinoy,' others called it 'Illinoise.' =
John Quincy Adams was called TO decide the
disputed point. 'lf one were to Judge from
the character of the representatives in thi.
congress from that state, said the old man
with malicious smile, i should decide tina
the proper way to pronounce the word woult
be 'All-noisss' The president "acknowl
edged the corn, "snd there was : hearty laugh
even from the ssdste Mr.. Hunter.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

New HAxPsHiRx ELEcrIoH. The first state
election in 1865 takes placs in New Hamp-
shire, on the second Thursday of March. A
governor, Legislature and three members of
congress are TO be chosen. The nominees for
governor are. Smyth, republican. and Har-
rington. democrat. The election being some
what doubtful, it has been discovered by the
administration that the quota of New Hamp-
shire under the draft is about half as much a.
Vermont. which has the same population
At the discrimination Vermont is indignant,
but she ought TO recollect that, % hsra cleo
ton does not come of until September, she
has no reason to expect favors like Q state
where an election is now pending. 1t is
elections that the administration look after
more than anything else.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

o..
Nh. EDIroR.-On Saturday last. the negro
regiment from the Island paradsd shout town.;
TO celebrate the Inauguration of their presi-
dent, and, while out, they marched up TO the
Atlantic Brewery stacked arms in front of the
brewery. and made general raid on the CO.
Establishments. The proprietor Mr.. Schmid.
was absent, but his lady protested against
their acts. and SO did his barkeeper. But it
made no ditference-they went into the bar
room, compelled the bsrkeepsr to give them
all the beer in the bar and took ali the cigars
they could find they then went to tho beer
cellar and brought out bu ckets Of beer. and
also into the brewery and took buckets of
warm half-brewed beer from the watts and
drank that also. After committing these law
less acts. damaging the proprietor some hun.
drsd dollars or more. the negroes marched
away. On Sunday the colonel of the regiment
came to the brewery TO try and settle the
matter. and promised to pay the damage. bat
had not done so at last accounts. MI. Sohmid
is "loysP' Lincoln man-didn't he get
about enough of the niger? -~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

IMPATIENT OF the MISSOURI, 4 d
Fokr LEAvENwokrH, Feb. 10, 1865. ! Z
Special Orders No.
l. The commanding officers of Fort Riley
and Fort Ksarney will halt all trains gong
west at those points and organize the per-
sons accompanying them into companies for
the protection of the train. A competent
person will be selected as captain and placed
in charge of the train and organization.
g All persons VINO accompany the train
must be armed. and as soon as teams enough
can be concentrated 10 organize a company
of one hundred or more armed men, they
will be sent forward In charge OF the captain
appointed, who will be held responsible for
holding the organisation and train together.
f its security, &c. Under no circumstances
will teams be allowed to struggle along the
roads, or to 90 forward. except under u thor
ough organization, rs above prescribed. The
officer in charge of the trains will endeavor
to camp as near military posts AZ posnole,
and any insubordination on the part OF any
person accompanying the train, or refusal to
obey orders, will be reported at the first mil
itary post, the commanding of which will
Immediately cause the arrest and punish.
ment of the parties.
3. All the government trains passing
Forts Kearney and Riley will be strongly
guarded, and citizen trains will be allowed
to accompany them in such cases the COM
manding officer of the fort viii be placed in
charge Of the entire train. The commanding
officers at all posts are commanded to give
all aid in their power to trains crossing the
plains, and to see that this order 10 complied
with. g.
f. Government trains and troops will OBJ
tain forage from the depots of Forts Kearney
and Riley, from citizens on the route, in all
cases giving the proper receipts to the citi-
zens aud making the proper return to the
depot quartermaster, that NO delay or trouble
may ensue in issuing the proper vouchers.
S. At all times the overland mail will be
80 protected as to insure its safety by escorts
running from one military post 10 another
Breaks in the telegraph line must be imme.
diately reported and repaired. Sudden dash
es of tie Indians are no cause of stopping or
| turning back of mails. as the moment the
Indians are driven of they can be pushed
through. The mail stations through the
country where Indian difficulties exist,
should be placed within protecting distances
of military posts.
6. Trains returning will be organized az
above prescribed at some post near Denver,
to be selected by Col. Moonlight, commanding
the district of Colorado.
By order of Maj. Gen. G. M. Dodge.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Captain and A. A. G..
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

Frequent applications are made to ne to
publish at once certain acts lately passed by
the Oath general assembly. We would state
that in consequence of the pressure in the
Office of the secretary of state. it ie impossible
to select particular acts for immediate publ
cation. The secretary of state 10 making all
necessary arrangements for publication of
the public acts, and we shall, ~ soon a. pos.
sible, lay them in order before our readers
1t would give as pleasure to select for publ
cation such acts - seem moro Immediately