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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

III. A. Y Times assures us that its Editor
never purposed nor aspred to make Visit 10
Richmond in quest of Peace. We had heard IL
asserted in so many ways aud with such an alr
Of confidence, that he did last Summer contem-
plate such mission, that his denial surprises
rs. Int we accept it without question. lie
proceeds to ask
Arr We uiftptcn in nm impression that the editor
~ INV TpIgfSE not long since actually proposed IN
soue detail terms ~ peace ard adjustment iOT the
consideration OF the Rebel authorlilesi spu .nns ~
ony reason Why those terms did not Ieaoh those au
tlorics because tho PRESIDENT "inho .no oa,,so
n.sentt II we ore. We shah very chcer'ny ooff.e,
h IL not We arc quite willing 10 compare the
terms Of peace which think alone Acceptable WIZ
those hcb The editor Of Ihs l.lSuSh 'Hsu D'''"''
nd perhaps stll deems, dehh1Dlc.
Tie Editor Of The Times has, indeed, been
very badly misinformed-we will not gay,
"sold.r We have more than once made sug'
ee.tions to men high in authority here OF terms
Of pacification which we thought might be
wisely and adyantageously prolIcred By Them TO
he Rebels, whether they should be accepted or
rejected; but we have never sought nor desired
,o be empowered TO offer them, nor to be en-
ployed in nor intrusted with any negotiation
whatever. And, il any one ever did suppose or
imagine that our confidential suggestions TO
those in authority on our own side of bases OF
negotiation were to be disclosed by us to any
Rebels or Rcbel.ympd.hizer, that presumption
str.bes US rs absolutely amazing. We should
as soon have thought Of transmitting to Mr..
JEFF. Dayis's Adjutant-Ccneral copies of all the
mus,er.rolJ and confidential reports in our
War Department.
A we can imagine no possible good to be
achieved by public comparison md discussion
Of vital suggestions Of hypothetical terms Of
Peace, W. must decline il. Peace is not likely
TO be .. mod By any such comparison, other
than be. fs.n our Government and those who
control the armies now wagDg war upon IT.;
All even this must be confidential or 1t VIII
Iced 10 nothing. We want Peace so soon as an
honorable and just Pence can bo lad, aud VIII
Do nothing which seems calculated TO postpone
ia attainment.
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A. tbo cIo,o ofbusncgs tire rate 2i5 Government STOCKS
srs steady and demand good from all qnsTe s'o'N
market generally +, lower under the military news Money
abundant on cal at ca. per cent aud more offered Than can
h used bv stock houses In Commercial ropo: l." change
Iqt Eter:nq.--Gold very -iesdy at 'he h'o"hs
change opening ., 21i ard rising at Che mot Aei's"
..H 10 ~. closing 1t 25i.
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NE,yspAPEn ENTEGPHtsE.

We are never guilty OF tho bad taste u BOAST
ing Of our large circulation, our enormous adj
yerti sing patronage, our enterprise in giving TO
our readers tie earliest news, AMI Of tho high
character Of our war correspondence. Trusting
70 the discemment Of the public, and receiving
Die most satisfactory evidence daily from readers
aud advertisers that they understand tho worth
and influence OF tits Journal, wo seldom feel
called upon 10 aIlde to the subject. TLepolicy
Of Tie Herald is precisely ttc opposite OF ours;
conseous Of its own ehahatanisn, ana having
no respect log tho judgment OF iis readers, it
never intefmits lis efforts to maze u repulation
iof itself to which, as q newspaper, ii knows 1t
has no title, by yiilyiug It's neighbors and By
fbe most absurd boa OF its own enterprise and
success. It rarely o.o.ss MS 70 reply, but
whoever read an q" re Kind We allude
10 IN that paper a day or two ago, ard then took
lie trouble TO compare TnE TRIDuSE and Herad
of yesterday morning, would consider il almost
inexcu able in US II We permitted such all op-
pot unity to pass By without exposing IL impu-
dent prJtonsions.
The fall Of Fort Fishor is one Of the most
important events OF the war; Of tie expedition
against ii We yesterday gave tic fullest ac-
count from the moment oil its sailing up
70 Tic lal.o. moment VI whieh gcpofI0
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saaO. 900; to what enormous total they will be
swollen during the present we will not attempt
to imagine. Let him try who, in his own expe'
rence, has happened to find gas monopoly
that strovc to supply the public with good
article at a fair price.
Wa trust tho Controller will persevere in
his present resolution. Let US see if SWIM
die in which a corrupt Council on one side, and
four great corporations on the other are jointly
interested can be checked by single officer or
bv regard for legal forms. Possibly the day
of miracles is not wholly past.
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the PEAcE uOyEnENr.
Pre,idsut r.ipcoin Not TO be sccn-Itumor
Thnt I've 81 Giving "a Hearing 10 Pence
Eu,sys fro m Alabama.
- u D..psLsL b D. y. y. I-IlbaHo.

ST. go. I-tpeicl 70 lue =. = ifAbalr-
KyAsuNoToS. wednesday. Jan y, iS65-i0 p ~.
TIE President has been closeted all day, de-
uyirg Iirrcl;to all comors.
Itl suhispcrcd that two Alabama Peace Enyoys Ind
audience md that the President giving lis mind
TO s ,ldeayors from both sides Of tho iEo Of war to
bring aloat o settlement
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MORTON 10 SUBSCRIBERS TO THE DAILY

TRnrsl.-To prevent any Interruption IN the r''
ofTug TRIBUNE subscribers are particularly rclu ~
inst at this time 20 se.l "a, uo4ey az removal "a A.
subscriptions rs promptly rs possible Our m'''''''-.
are undergoing revision which renders 1t nee 81!
tor all expired suhscrirtions 70 be paid inmele'
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irons Wssh;"g''".
.. Disre,,h 20 The y. Y. Ifisu-s
WlsalseroS. Wednes,lA,. Jra. 49, 10"
AN OVERLAPPING AT LAST.

"rbe election has put us sufficiently out OF
m ,ooa, TO enable Us 20 be,n settling sooie acf"a'"
that iced settling badly saii distinguished iepae
lcau leader tie other day. Tie settling o' inc op'.
account OF arbitrary sF;s,ic and o. the running ~
conn. Of hnhituai disregard by the head Oh oa'
pe,sr,ment on The mandates oi '"'s''
ti,-ri,h information and answer inquiries, oefan
the Hon,s to-day. M krsson 81 Iowa iisae s"s
sreeeh. Mr.. Garfield tcld of cruel ana mpur'',
,risonmeut that sndlcd fcoling Gil o'es inc zen
Ter paws Conrotb. Gouson, Cox ara o,'e's o'"
a.o,nss for r,forr. Tha; bel is ia u'osien.
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To Cnrrc.rordcm,s.

ne MOTTO. es, be ,ases o! vrr"s on'n,t go"
WhStev,ris Intended ioT ir1eI ion ni'st re eo'h 2
Nv the name ana address OF the wnie-li NJ '''''' "
ggniie.to- mi a, a l..i-auty o1 his good 'l.i ,,
An business letcrs f,r tii' 0ce should De eur'''".'
TkiBUNI,' RtW-lo-L. -, ..i,,,,
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what the RichuioDd Papers say-Thc
sou,h Aiwsy, Ready 10 Make P,ace-
No Cessation Of sEo-riiiiies- Sin gicton
Denies ibna E5e comes TO Tnik ofPence
Hairs pepnr,ure-Wh nt Davis L.
suid to hn,. suid TO ssim-.Jederson
TaIhs 81 Negotiation b,iwssn the Two
Countries.
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Terms Of the Tribane.

Tersns OF the Tribane.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers, $40 90
1 copy, year-3ll numbers.
sEMIWEEHLY TRIBUNE. n.oo
. 80, -. 10 ... 100
3 copies, or over, Tor each copy. -...-.. o.oV
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 49,,
1 copy, 1 year-59 numbers .-..-.... So
Clubs of five or over, 81 per copy, ehd
an extra copy for every Club OF ten
Address TIE TRIBUNE, NcwyoIk.
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Ion Tho Rlehn.snl Eraulrer. Jon. IS
THE sEws.

fllt4 Inc Nlrll+'hl LiiliFtrf jan 10
THE EEws.
IL is believed that Blair returned 10 City
Point On Saturday Will The simple that this
Government has at MI times been ready ard willing 10
send or receive commissioners 70 open terms Of peace
nothing moro nor less. II IS sad that spon this assn
rance Blair based the hopc that tho Lnooll asurpeiOu
viii scccGo ~ the appointment OF ,uch commission,
md that conflb on the subject Of peace viii formally
take Place. but that there vii be 10 cessation Of
ties In the meantime.
From The Sentinel, in. is
We understand that Gen. Singleton denies
at 10 cones on peace mission. but that he comes for
mo purpose Of visiting friends and relative, IN tho
Confederate States. Mr.. Lincoln Is getting VcIyse
co,nmoiatins when he permits Peace Democrat 10
pass through Grants lines.
From III, Richmond Sentinel. Jan. 10.
Mr.. Blair left Richmond Saturday morning,
ON A. Hag-oftfuoo boat on ~. return 90 Washington
City. Wblo Ia This city De was the guest OF tho Hon
Robert Oud. Commis. oncr Of Exchange. There arc
many rumorr aoat 20 lie object Of his visits End as
matter Of interest TO readers. but without vouch
ing for is coltcctno.s give Ito prevailing opinion
II "a sai! .hs. Mr. Blair sought I'm interview with
tho President osiensiby for the purpose Ok procuring
certain captured documents. Tint In tho oouIso Of
oonyorsation Mr. II. brcachcd tho subject II peace
but admltrd that be hnd authority TO negotiate on
tie snhsci. The answer Of tho President h said to
hayo been that the Confederate Government Tas now
as il always has bscn ready to receive properly author
led commissioners from tic un'oi States. to send
commissioners 20 that Government ~ negotiate settle
nent II the dinlculucs nov existing.
From Tho Wig Jan o.
IA, Whig has q lengthy editora! 81 the peace
question ridouling Inc idea TIA. anything viii come
OF BlaiTs visit.
From The R'chGi'rs Dispatch Jan. u
TIE Army Of the james last wcei. witnessed d
very touching soenc-od benjamin Builers farewell 10
ne troops lie vas torn suddenly aud rthlessy from
hs beloved ringers by Lincoln aud cent into The shed,
Of private life as Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. Z. +. Blair, sen. lolI Richmond on tie dag Of
le5 boa; for Grants lines. 81 the end and ojeo: and
re uts ~ his mission have furnished tie theme for
endless speculation and discussion aio glad TO be
e'le to relieve public curiosity by laying before our
readers some facts concerning his interview with The
President on Friday morning. Tho meet
- especially urod ito plFi of Mr.
Bni- va. marked by degree Of cordially
the Presidents hand warmly, assuring him at the same
time Of his undlniinshed regard and esoen. Tho iist
compliments over ho requested private conference
with the President which was Immediately accorded
him After private conversation Of hour's dura
ton hr Blair took his leave oxprc ,ing himself highly
arotifed with tho reception 10 had met nhd
tho rcsnlts II the conference. same tune oftcr
biz departure, tho President sro;e lin note, stating
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4 p to Il.eY Y. T,ibur,

Special Dispatch 70 Tie Y. Y. Tsibur,
WA-nNGIos. Wednesday. jar. "a 80 p. n.
Richmond papers recciycdat this Bursau thus
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ru,yEs TO tyr roar risHrn Hraors.

Mr. DIXON obtained unanimous consent to introduce
y Zee Jg.ious tend ering the thanks Of Congress to
Ger Terry and Admiral Porter seyeraly ard the ont
Gers ard Of their Commands for teir ga3DtrY 10
the attack on FoEt Fisher.
The resolution concerning Admiral Porter was TO-
ferrod tn tie Naval Committee, and that aiD1
Gen. Terry 20 tn. Military Committee.
The Senate went into Executive session, and sooa
amer sdionrnrd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-30
ASTRAY.

Cecil county, to- H:
hereby certify that Thomas jackson, Of
L Cecil county, brought before me- the sub.
scriber, one of the Justices of the Peace in
and for said county on this lllh day of
December. 1868, as straysi two Spring
Calves-one black bUIl calf, and the other
a heiter calf with white under her belly and
on the end of the tail.
Witness nay hand.
VIM. DENNTSON, j. p.
The owner of the above described Calves
Is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take them away.
THOMAS JACKSON.
Living near Asbury NJ. L. church.
Dec IL, lsG5-3w
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20 ACRES, MORE on LESS:

and hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Januarv, 1866.
at l O'Clock P. M, at Lombardville, Cecil
county will offer for sale said property so
seized and taken in execution at Public
Anc'ion, to the highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said writ and costs.
JAMES B. PRICE.
Dec III, le6o-ts. Late Sheriff
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-30
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TliE undersigned Examiners. appointed
l. by the County Commissioners of Cecil
county. to view and determine the propririv
OF locating "a public road along the Pa.
and Md. line, beginning at the point where.
the public road, running north from the
Stone School House, intersects the same,
and passing due east along said line through
lands Of Job Gatchcll, Townsend McComus,
John Mctiaughran, DR.. S. B. Stubs, Mar.
tin Mulroney and d. lIeston to the public
road running north by VIM. Camerons and
Browns (Pouer)." hereby give notice that
trey will meet. at the proposed point Of be
ginning tor said road, on Wednesday,, the
24th day OF January, next, At 10! clock a.
NJ, to proceed to the discharge of the duty
assigned thcm.
WIN. WARING.
ELLIS e. CHANDLER.
LEWIS G. MARTINDALE,
Dec IL, lS65-tm Examiners.
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BONE FLOUR.
UNADULTERATED,
MANUFACTURED BY THE

Boston Milling and Manufacturing Co.
IN value of unburnt, unaduIte red
l. Bone is well known. When reduced to
the condition Of FLOUR. it is as active as if
dissolved with acid and is far better, be.
cause it retains all its Phos phates. It's
superiority over the common Bone Dust is
two-fuld or more. 1t is a contamination
sought for in vain for the last half century
and is destined to give new value to Bone as
a fertilizer, and work revolution in its use
The BONE FLOUR is made only by the
above Company. and is branded with their
trade mark, which is the guarantee Of its
genuinenesS.
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Notice to Farmers u Stock Raisers

The subscriber is prepared at all times to
purchase for cash, Fat Cattle, Calves, Sheep
and Hogs. Also, Vegetables of all kinds
Beef Hides, Calf, Sheep and Lamb Skins,
and Furs, bought at the highest cash prices.
Bg-All communications and orders from
farmers, stock raisers and others, promptly
answered and attended to.
j. S. ROSSELL,
Oct !, 1855 tic Elkton, Md.
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GRAIN, CLovERsEED, &C., BoUGHT.-The
" subscriber buys all kinds Of Grain and
Seeds, at the Warehouse, near Elkton Depot,
lately occupied by H. S. Sites
Feb IL. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, issued
- by Samuel Peace, Esq, one of the jus
tces OF the Pence of the State of Maryland,
in and for Cecil county, at the suit of Henry
NJ. Patterson, against the goods and chat.
ties. lands and tenements of Frederick
Whiteloc to me directed, have seized
and taken in execution all the tight. title,
claim, interest apd estate. at law and in
equity, Of the said Frederick Whitelock in
ard to One-Third interest in
Frame Dwelling, and Lot of Land.
containing Two Acres, more or less. situate
in the village Of Gurleytown. and bounded
by the lands of the heirs of the late George
Gale, and Joel Reynolds and | hereby
given notice that on
Saturday, the 9Th day of january, 1866,
at 2 o'clock p. NJ, at Solomon Weaver's
Hotel, PtFryville, will offer for sale the
said property so seized and taken in execu.
ton, by public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash. JAMES BARNES.
Dec 10, lS65-ts Constable.
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DHOSPHATIC FERTILIZER.-Taske Il
L Clark's Fertilizer, containing an the in
gradients neeg ssary to fertility. For sale by
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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Frame Dwelling, and Lot of Land.
LATE SHERIFF'S SALE.

R1 virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias. issued
- out of the Circuit Court for Cecil coun.
ty Mt the suit of he Cecil Bank against the
goods and chattles, lands and tenemcnts of
Henry Long, to me directed, have seized
ana taken IN execution all the right, title
claim' interest and estate. at law and in
all that
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-30
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!!!
ENGLAND,S
Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment.

A certain cure for that diSagrceable and
IA tormenting disorder the Army Itch.
The following few Of the many certificates that
could be given in evidence Of its unrivalcd worth:
KlHRLEvrLE Chester co.. Pa. Feb. 9th. 1865.
Mr.. l.. NJ. ENGLANn-'Drar Sir YOURS of the 22nd
inst is hand In reply have no hesitation in saying
that ypn may IL" my Glm" To any form of certificate
respecting the efficacy II your Ointment in the cure If
Itch. Having used much Of it in my practice can
with pleasure give ynu my assurance that believe to
the best article have ever used.
Yours truly, j. WET W b.
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This is to certify, that have used l.. VI. Engani's
Golden Itch Ointment very extensively in my practice
and do highly recommend 1t to the public, a safe
certain and ".rrtnt remedy for the above disease.
Yours with tiuch respect.
Dir. JAMES NJ. CLEMENT.
PREPARED ONLY BY
l.. NJ. EN- G AND.
6. " corner 18th and Market Streets,
WlLMl NGToS, DELAWARE
RisrPricc 80 cents a Box. by mail so cents
FH.Fr sale in Elktun hy DR.. H. II. MITCHELL. aud in
Port Deposit 10y s. NJ. G NfsGirT Co. and l.. j. MOORE
said hv ~ Druggist, and Dssrs in Medicines through
out the Cnitrd States. iJunc "A, lSGj-y
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Sheep Awards.

THE following Sheep awards, in addition
l. to those heretofore advertised. will be
paid on application at the County Commits
sioners' Once in person or by written order
of the par.ies.
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PART or PARCEL OF LAND.

conveyed to the said Henry Long by Thomas
Bonhom and Amelia, his wife, by Deed
dated the 23d day of April. 1866. and re.
corded in Liber II. H. NJ. No 5, folio Ii.
one of the Land Record Books of Cecil
county. containing
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!
Make all Kinds OF CARRIAGES

TO ORDER. and guarantees to give salts
faction to al who may favor him with their
work. An experience Of fourteen years
enables him to say that his Carriages will
compare iavorahly with those Of any other
manufacturer, in finish and durability. He
returns thanks TO the public for former pat
rouagc, and so!icits the custom OF the people
Ut the county, generally.
- Second hand Carriages taken in cx-
change for new, at fair prices.
Aup 2 1S6y-G,n
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NEW YORK MAIL SEEAMSHI p
lNCOMPANY'S "Sta, hue Of 70 amships. :
New York direct the new and splendid 'de.
wheel steamship
MORNING STAR. 2400 tons. Nelson, Com der.
EVENING STAR. .20l5 tons Wimpenny, Com'r.
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Bell Commander.
RISING STAR.....2900 tons. Will he completed
.5...,r .-s4.. d. in August)
The new and first~oiass screw Steamships
MISSiSSIPPI......2500 tons, -, Commander
MARlPOSA 1900 tons, howes. Commander.
MONTEREY 1900 tons, Furber, Commander.
The new and splendid steamship
MISSISSIPPI, III
Ill leave the company wharf, front of Jack
n Square, on TUESDAY, July IL, at p. M,
precisely. q
The line is composed of the largest and most
elesant steamships which have ever been built
IN this country for airy home line. They @ e In
every respect fitted tor ocean service and the
route upon which they run. Thei passenger
ACC 1mmod al tons are not exceled by those upon
anv other steamers 10 the world. Io
passage in side~wheel ships, LIST cabin,
$50; I'd do =, $40 Passage ia screw ships, LIST
cabin $50. gs.r51s.s yysg.l .,.-.sa ls,I
Freight win be received at the Company 8
warehouse. on the landing, a, all times doriog
usipess hours. and the C0mpant g rat' g. Tor
freight will always be made as low 80 by any
other line. IL 4 Il
For freight or passage apply to eaj
49, j. M. COURTENAY, Agent,
Inv u -. i-5,Ts ~ SO Usrondeiet str ct.
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.saasz PROCIaA MA ZION.
BY J.! MADISON WELLS. GOYERNOR OF
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA. lpd 2

An act of the Legislature, approved March 70.
1855, entitlee fAn act to establish Quara
the protection of the State" provides that The
Governor OF the State shall issue 'his Prociapar
ton upon ths advice of the Hoard of hea th, GeA
claripg any place where there shall be reasdn to
believe pestil m tial, contagious or Infectious
log the number Of days Of Qasra tine to be pere
formed BY the ves.els, their passengers, officers
aud crews, coming from such place or piac
In pursuance olths provisions of the act afore-
said, and upon the advice OF the Board OF Health
do therefore issue this my proclamation, and
hereby declare the places herein after named to be
Infected places. and that all vessels. together
with oticsrs, creWs, passengeEs aR1 cargos u are
irving from said places, or having touche or
stopped at any one of them, shall be subj O. to
Q arantine OF not less than ten days, f ON aud
after the first day OF May. A D. 1885. It'll the
first day of November 1866. sEl
And now proclaim that any violation of the
Quarantine laws OF this Stat, or The letters OF
spirit of this procamatlon, will be visited with
severe Punishment. and that If the penalties pres
scribed by The u gis ative acI are deemed made
Quats, the parties offending will be d. hTered up
TO the military authorities o be by-lhsm proper
ly punished. The health aud safety Of the Al my
and Navy at this point, as we'll as OF our resfdent
population, require this and l earnestly call up.
on all public Ulcers to aid in he ex cutlon OF
this duty. "a "a Yag enIE .-@'
The places which are hereby dsclased infected
as aforesaid are the following, viz: bavana,
Matanzas, Trinidad, Cardenas AMI st, Iago. all
on the island of Cuba; Is rs ton, Port Royal and
Montsgo Bay, on the Island Ut Jamsies; Jacuisl
and Port au. Prince, ON the Islahd tofSt. Domin
20; the islands OF St Thomas. Martinique and
Gaudeloupe: Csmpeachy. ia Yucatani b slze, in
Honduras; Vera Cruz. Alvarado, Tampico, Mstass
moros, and Tuspan, in Mexico, San Juan in Mic
araga; Chagres. Asph wall and Porto Bello, in
Central America; Maracaibo, Venezuela. laguay~
| ra, Island of Trinidad, Rio dc Jsnsiro, Psra and
Cayenne, in South America. Nassau. N. r.. aad
GalVestOn Brownsville. Kew, w est ard Pan Ea cnla
Mobile, Savannah, .Charisston, beaufort, Will
mington and Norfolk, n the United States .alBs :,
Given under my hand. and the Seal of the State
New Ofleans, this LAT day of April, A !. d.
LIS. 1865 and Of the Independence OF the United
5tstes OF America tas eightys uinsb.s
81 -9nAh y 721' y. MADISON W ELLIS.
BY the Governor ,!r., ~, Haa 80 ..4i44 az
s. WRossswski. lsses .aryl Of 8 ats.,5 has. Is