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Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

Newbern, n. O., June INTEL gence
from all parts Of the State indicates the
speedy return of the people to their 10y
atty to tho United State,. The citizens
of the different counties are establishing
= home p lice system for the purpose Of
maintaining order aud suppressing depre-
d;lti ms.
The prospects are that the movements
to restore civil law through the inaugur-
alton OF new State Government, will
call out the largest vote ever cast in the
State, so anxious are the people to re-
turn to peaceful pursuits
President JohnsDn's proclamation of
amnesty is we'll received by the people
Of this State, also the appointment of
Mr.. Holden as Provisional Governor.
The people of South Carolina have
called upon the United States military
authorities at Charlotte. in this State, ior
protection against their own people, who
are committing dep, citations upon each
other.
New York, June 10 The Tri6une's
CORES pondent with the feet off Calves
ton the Gath ult., says Galveston was
evacuated by the rebels on that day. 1t
appears that, few days previously, a
number of paroled rebel officers were
brought from New Orleans and landed.
Among them was Gen. Coxwell, known
in Texas, and it was hoped they would
influence the surrender. This proved to
be the case, as on the 9th the announce
ment was made by signal "
Galveston was gradually evacuated
1t was found that each soldier had taken
his musket and marched home
The famous blockade-runner Defgh
was run ashore and destroyed
Foreign papers by the Africa's mails
comment freely on the capture of Jeff
Davis. All of them, both English and
French, agree Davis should not be
hanged. A French paper says: IntelIi-
gence of the capture Of DAVIS will pro-
duce feelings of uneasiness and anxiety
in every country in Europe The inhab-
itants of this country have little reason
to sympathlze with Mr. Davis, and, if we
plead for his life, it is not from any es-
TEEN for his motives. He is known as
one of the most inveterate calumniators
of this community, whose policy it was
to stir up the feelings of every class of
his countrymen against the United States.
We remember him as the author and
originator of Reputation His plan OF
rebellion was founded ON the idea that
the deprivation of cotton would be intol-
erable, and, driven by hard necessity, we
should be compelled to support the South
with the whole of the empire. The Lon
don Pos: says: The absence of the ma
terial element of all human undertakings
(success) will alone prevent Davis from
taking his place in after times by the
side Of Washington. The Daily Neses
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

Coon SrGy.-Ths hicago Tribune. hi.h.
erto bitter and insulting sheet, towards tho
South, and rather clarnorous in exciting tn,
wrath of its readers against US, has evidently
taken better counsel with itselfon sober second
thought. and publishes an article on forhear-
ance. We are wiling TO meet il as iniended.
less from feeling OF relief from probable con-
sequences, than from qualification at serin. an
augGTy of the change Of public sentiment. in the
party which it represents-a change which if
general bids fair 10 bring about a speedy re-
soration, or rather new creation Of mutual
good will. between the sections. The follow
ing extract sufficiently indicates the Of tho
article. Ii is from the issue of the Ist inst:
hieanwhile, we exhort all 10 whom our words
shai! 60, to approach the question al issue, with
tolerance and moderation, both iu writing and
IN speech. The grt atest earthly interests with
which men can deal arc involved in the decision
that shall be reached. The unity of the Re-
public. the material prosperity OF the North and
the South, the very existence of the black, and
the peace OF the white race, are not matters to
be handled IN violent or passionate way 1t
Is time Tor hate TO subsidr, for the desire for
bloodshed to cease; and II ia the affairs OF any
nation there ever was AL exigrncy in which to-
eiahSO duu "lSAOlA 5nOull Dc invoked Inc
guidance Of the people, that exigency is now
before US. 1t is tru1, that the North believes
more firmly than ever before in the inherent
aud inexcusable wickedness OF human Slavery
IN the gigantic crlminahty of treason, and III
tue necessity of pursuing and Furnishing traitors
But Slavery is dead by its own act; treason has
been defeated anl overthrown; and the traitors
have been visited by punishment, which, if il
does not descend to the depth OF the crirae, is
yet the most thorough Of anything in modern
times. The conditions precedent, then, for tho
exercise OF torbearance and such charity and for
giveness as may now be invoked are ali fulfilled,
and we warn our readers and all othvrs who
hope for really united and prosperous country,
rs the result OF peace cem1aied By q commit
nifty of interests and mutual respect ol the North
and South, that these conditions bind them as
well as us. and that they must b. heeded! We
shall all find as We progress in the work Of re-
organization that the task j. formidable enough
even VIII n undertaken in the spirit that rarely
tails to win. Do not let il be made impossibls
by that other spirit that rarely works any thing
but mschief
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Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

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Observation-Disclosures 1nSR 1Ss,
Htrn tiersttiSls Mnlttss, saI q Sinm slasn asa.
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Erft Dipifon Yer ct. Yaul. NIB YaeiFe Gi{tx.
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Proposals.
Proposals for Materials for the
lAe3s Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

FL. 7rg NAVY DEPARTMEkI,
l ~ BUREAU OF STEAM ENG % 1Sas
| CEALFD PROPOSALS to furnish materials for the
- Navy for the fiscal year ending June ~, 1866, will
be received at the Bureau Of S.ea f Englneerng until
| time the opening will be commenced
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for Aateri-
ais tor the Navy" that they may be- distinclisbed
rom other business letters and directed r. the Ghisf
Of the Bureau of Steam Engineering. --' :
The materials anu alilcles embraced in the classes
named are particularly described in fine printed
schedules any Of which will be furnished to such as
desire to oner on application to the Commandments of
tne d yarus or to the navy agent nearest
The Bureau. t "-1' 1i'''- s'if "
Lhs division into classes being for the convenience
~ uealers IN each, such classes only will be furnished
as are actually required for bids The commandant
anu navy agent for each station will in addition to
ene scnecule Of classes Of their own yards, have
copy OF the schedules of the other yards for examna
uon only, from which may be judged whether it will
DC desirable to make application for any of the classes
Of those yards. All other things being equal prefer
ture.s ~ w
Offers must be made for the whole of the class at
any yard upon one OF the printed schedules, or in
sidered.
Upon application to the Bureau to the command
ant of any yard, or to any navy agent the form Of
offer Of guarantee, and other necessary information
respecting the proposals VIII be furnished.
The contract viii be awarded to the lowest bidder
who gives proper guarantees, required by the law
Of the 10th Of August, 1876, the Navy Department
It1ect Cne lowest DID, IL deemed
exorbtant not to the interest of the Government
to accept.
The contracts viii bear date the day the notifica-
ton Is given, and deliveries can be demanded from
that date 80 -----
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly
noIe9 that their offers must be in the form pre-
serlDed and be mailed in time to reach their desna
non before the time expires for receiving them. No
0id acn De considered s0hic shall be receued after the
period stated and dLoscaace sciH be made for fail
ares g? the mail All offers mustt be accompanied by
tne bidders license, or certified copy thereof ~
Sureties IN the full amount will be required to sign
the contract and their responsibility certified to by
United States district judge, United States district
attorney, collector, navy agent As additional Sc
cur1ues, twenty per centum will be withheld from
the amount OF the bills until the contract shall have
approved in triphcate by the commandants Of the
respective yards, win be paid by the navy agents at
tne points OF delivery, in funds certificates, at the
opton OF the Government within ten days after the
warrant for the same shall have been passed by the
Secretary of the Treasury. l
The following are the classes required at the re-
spectve navy yards:
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CAUTION no THE PUBLIC.

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general should have
their ecacy established by well tested experience in
tine nands OF regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies fits linn for all the duties he must
fnlnl yet the country is flooded with poor nostrums
and eure-as, pqrportng to be the best in the world
are not only useless, but always injurious. The un-
fortunate should be PARTICULARS In selecting his
physician, as it is laInentable yet incontrovert-
able fact, that many syphilitie patients are made
miserable with ruined constitutions by maltreatment
from inexperienced physicians in general practice
Tor IL Is point generally conceded by the hest syph-
ographers, that the study and management of these
complaints should engross the whole time of those
who would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practit-
Toner, having neither opportunity time to make
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system Of treatment, in most maxi
ing an ntiscrminate of that antq and dam
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-22
HAVE CONFIDENCE.

All who have committed an excess OF any kind.
whether it be the solitary vice Of YOUTH the sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in maturer years.
SEEK ron An ANTID0TE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
si. the barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that is to fol-
low: do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
-s-tiaa Disabled Limbs, for Loss of Beauty
and Complexion
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-22

: A California philosopher has discovered that
the shocks we call earthquakes are not earth
quakes They are caused by electricity, and
only extend few feet below the surface of the
earth. In the course of time, he contends.
they will have summer showers In that State
winch will do away with the necessity ofocca-
sional earthquakes" It is as necessary for
electricity to have, some mode of expression as
for politician TO have an organ"
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A grave-stoneo in the cemetry at Newbury-
port marks the resting place of an estimable
iady, wno according to the inscription. twas
In state Of health suddenly summoned to the
skies, and snatched from We eager embrace of
ner friends by swallowing a Pee ather own a.
PIE, wAen In few hours She sweetly breathed
her soul away" .s7 49, ''--S>'
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: ale of FoIfeiteel GOODS

COLLEAGUES 0FPIcs, DISTRICT or PORTLAND
AND FALMOUTH,
- fsszasA A-aAsJ Portland June 81, 1866.
fEvHE following described merchandise having
IL been forfeited for violation OF the Revenue
Laws of the United States, public notice of said sez
ures ha ing been given and no claim to said goods
having been made, they will be sold at public
ton time Office Of the U $. Apprsi,er 1893 Fore St,
on No aday July S,st, 1855. at III O'Clock, A. M to
wit: i,i Z
One Dbl and half Dbl Molassss; kegs Wire;
half bbi beg and terkin Molasses; 400 lbs su gar
s kegs Spirits. rfaa Eoa1sf & tal',,T4s.1 sf4
I. wAsHBURN. Jr. Collector.
June 81, 1865 --dlawtd 177T1s,' - III F11o