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Dsa4h OF Rear Aamlrsl Dupont.

The Navy Department received a telegram
from Wilmington, Del. dated this morning
giving the intelligence Of the death OF hear
Admiral s. y. DUPONT. He died at four
o'clock this morning Rear Admiral d.
roHT was born at Bergen Point Now Jersey,
September IT, 1908 HIS grandfather ana
fAther were Of French extraction, aud came
to this country In lIsS'. At't"elye years OF
age he was commissioned midshipman
in the navy, and sailed In 1917 on his first
cruise, in the Franklin under Commodore
STEWART and for many years he was en-
PlOyed in tho ordinary routine duties Of his
profession.
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D
BOsros, june zl.--At a meeting AZ ran
euh Han, resolutions were aaop.uu osciAlns %
that tho "ork ol IeoIsnns ano uo,G '''
ment anu society IN INC ropei o'G.os lsqu,'.s
,oL the legislative ana executive uepat'nohH
oi the t3overnment tho most aenoera,e eNei,
else OF their powers oil statesmansniP anu
that u Is mr. more Important thht 'ho ,isA
shaU be performed well ithan quickiy' ana 20
oiarlng also tnat " y essentiai' 'lor s sno npsy
oi our roVeIhen., eu"' ny.1 70 "a
vo'e VINO arc l hos ,oyn. a'u snas 'S - ~
W., W oAolu1eu i', iLon, ,oss syoaSo AZ, ps.s;
yoiv' y' Iah. M Iii ss,' o,'t NJ, sroat ,rork
So"' S'" I'LL Jy p.u-iJ.nt i;DOoin i"i5 down HI.
i;r, A aan,,,,i,,oo ~ Mn. y-as .nro;ntsd 10
nrO,,ora - sn addross 4" The nsonls M The ITni.
"a iS,a,as ,,r,.;,,,' ,,,,on thom m. nsccssitv
20 rs"rSs0, ,;nS *. raSsI state. unon iust nnd
oo.."nt Srino;tiss
e"rrsS' TSo pni,,sSa. p,nTpes var. oouw.n,sa on NV
Al, p 49, H., n. 4
m'. ,oss.s, a ~ p ~ - Esa ~
po0Ihoi, ~ a''..1 s'To, n NJ pa,sa,s ~ M
an.nin1 ssmsrLS rrs.d that Il wns The rirht
opening reh' WBeu sn"s ~ W.. taIJ ~
anu,S anS nuS ~ % t ,ho Son,hCrr st.,ss IN Mi.
.,"l uon''"uo W. w noN' mn M 'I.',.. ~ III. -
luiy PossV" IppI pp.sI.,,S,as,;o
''n,N ,oiu,ioS WI t aUurs.";xo ' INV ~ tho c"nGdspc,
IL p""'iJ., 49,, lii cav ont ~,
tnaI rreslushs Sohon p, M 'y IISy.o, yu' i NJ
en ro'm msN -. ~. io,,a,,, .Laorsd
uonh n ~ ,'sI a. .h. %,
hchau a, nanh, Mssvu s,.ya, ~ ~ ar;' ~. 4,
my ~ yoSa '" .,a,s ~ ~ s"r' ,S.t thc vboI,
~ .ri ~. a. ,.,,h,n and hsnaa,h th,
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rh.- arDsnlt IA Rsbsl rrinaneler.

q A.
Mr.. Trenholm, the rebel Secretary OF the
Treasury, whose arrest, at Columbia, g. O.,
BY tho United States military authorities is
announced, was, at the beginning Of tho war,
the head Of mercantile house In Charles
ton. Mr.. TronhOlm had, just before the re.
bellion, failed for large amount, and had
compromised with his creditors, on terms
not at all advantageous TO the latter. lie went
into business "a blOckade-ru runner, and, with
the aid Of his commercial connection with a
house in Liverpool, was soon at the very head
of this class of enterprise.
lie is reported to have Amassed enormous
sums for himself by this business, and to
have afforded at tho same time very impor-
tant aid 70 tho rebel government. After the
signal failure Of Mr. Memminger as the robe
Gnancior, Mr.. Trenholm was selected rs his
successor, perhaps because 1t was thought
that man who could redeem himself from
bankruptcy could save rebeldem from the
same fate. Tho financial course adopted by
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Jsn. Davis First secretary Of War.

LIP. WALKER, JETY. DAVIS first Secrc.
tary Of War, will arrive here in few days
and apply for q special pardon. WALKER Is
tho individual, who, in = speech delivered on
the occasion Of the Inauguration Of tho Pro-
visionai Government Of the Confederate
States, at Montgomery, in 1861, boosted, that
in less than three months the Confederate
aag would wave not only over the Capitol nt
Washington, but over Faneuu Hall,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

General HowARD today received q letter
from General FISK, commissioner Of freedmen
for tho States of Arkansas and Missouri,
stating that tho affairs Of the freedmen, par
ticularly in tho latter state, are at present
in very prosperous conditions lnborers arc
in great demand, and fair wages arc offered.
There are only 23G colorOd pooPlO in Missouri
dependent upon the Government for support
while thoro arO 4,A52 whites who nro com
peIlod TO rooeivo sustonanos from Uncle sam,
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M. Si'i.SS WIZ, 'SeeystSrv oTin' 'Sisy!S o.
siR In my dispatch, No. 1885, written ~,
Mobile, I informed tho Department tiiat
rebel commissioner ut Galveston had de-
sired transportation to New Orleans. tO4meet
General Candy, with n view to arranging
terhs of sutrendes and that had directed
such transportation to be furnished.
On the evening or the 18th Of May ar
rived at Now. Orleans, swhsrsI I remained un-
I'll the morning ofthc 9th instant, and during
that period had several Official interiews
with Colonel Ashbel Smith, the commander
of tho .defsncos Of Galveston, who assured me
Of the forces nnder his command or tho people
10 tho occupation Of Galveston by the navy.
On the morning Of the 5th left New Orleans
In the d. 8. steamer X. II. Cuyler, and arrived
of Galveston yesterday at 2 p. m. ...a.
Captain Sahda then informed mo that on
the "a instant Major General 3. Kirby Smith
and Major General ]. d. Magruder came on
board the U. 8. steamer Fort jackson, whore
they were met by Brigndier General Il. J.
Davis, representing Major General Il. II. 8.
Candy, and the terms Of surrender hereto!
fore agreed upon between representatives Of
Generals Smith and Candy were signed by
General Il. Kirby Smith. ... .al
After the signing Of the articles Of surren-
der, Capt Sands Immediately took the neces'
Eary steps 10 buoy out the channels, and on
the 5th inst. proceeded inside the bar In the
Cornelia, preceded by the Preston, and
49,. ~ s,as.n. rorowandor Down. mn
Iiian Iia.t c.,,,non5.r WiIsdn Az ints,via,,
~ h.,S .;,h Ne MAYER Cha, ii. Lsonard
"s,or ,1h,rh tbs a,s m ths Ijnited states wn,
sa;s.a ,,, ,hs custo1, yhonso the c,tizonS cun
dn.t,rS thsn, seIycs In tbe most orderly mnn
nor The ang II now fyinr on aIl the fort
he', L.ib 80 ~ snGbaian
III nS S-un1 n ~ a., ,o ,srr;son tbc lattsr'
n"e Io,0o dioan,oJ Iho l;1h1 Inn c,rboSts Cor
M. p,ostoD and eNoS Londnn m rcmri,
| ,tS tI'l.. a. - ,,,;It so,, Io c,,,,,,
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. iPHBkDRLPMIA, Juno 27.-4Tho ssubscrip.
Itions to-Slay 10 the ssventhirty loan In all
parts Of tho Union, as telegraphed TO Jay
Cooke Amounted 10 42,246, 300. including
the following: Ocean Natiepal Bank Of New
York, SlOO, 900; Fourth National Bank Of
New York, ESQ, 900; First National Bank,
Norfolk, $500, 900; First National Bank,
Richmond, $50, 900; Second National Bank,
Chicago, SfI5, 200; Fourth National Bank,
81. Louis, 800, 900; First National Bank oi
Toledo, $50, 900; First National Bank Of
Portland, $50, 900; Faneuil Hall Bank, Bos-
ton, 800, 900; Exchange National Bank,
Pittsbnrg, 500, 900; J. q. Parker a Co. oi
Mobile, $40, 900; Hanna, Hart a Co., Fits
burgh, $50, 900. Tho number Of individual
subscriptions I,57S.
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TnE toilottes worn at the FIRST represonta-
tion of L'AfricAino in Paris were magpih-
cent Ono youthful married lady wore .
black silk gauEe dress, starred all over with
steel; the second skirt was looped up as a
tunic, with silk cord beaded with steel and
let; a corslet, made Of some silken material,
interviewer with Steel was worn as bodice
il extended to tho hips, looking like the
cuirass Of some knight Of old. Above this
cuirass the bodice was pufed, and terminated
round the shoulders with steOl gimp and a
row Of black lace insertion. A black velvet
necklot, with steel drops, encircled tho throat,
and the steel earrings were long enough 10
touch the shoulders. The hoad-dreSs con
sisted of band Of cut steel, about an inoh
wide which was worn at tho top Of the we'll
waved hair two bdiuisaHr Of hair rose be'
yond this stOsl diAdom, and at the back q
stoeI comb lOOpsd up plaits, which had black
ribbon velvet introduced among them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

Tho following appointments of collectors
Of customs have boon made for the State Of
North Carolina: ......
wm. G. Latin, New Berno; John @. TRy-
lor, Ocraooke Elijah II. Mills, PortSmOuthi
John CRANKY, Camden; William Cherry,
Washington, and Daniel Russell, jr!, VII.
mington. Parker Ounce has been appointed
n surveyor for the last named port.
Erastus Foot has been roappointed col
loctor mt Wiscassett, Mel Victor 7. Wilson,
at Vicksburg, Miss, and ]. Nugont Cum
mings, ut Apalachicola, Fla.
james O. Smith has been commissioned as
District Attorney for Northern Alabama,
and VIM II. Gale and Charles y. HALEY ~
Associate Justices Of the Supreme Court o
Colorado, and J. n, lIoughton as Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of New
Mexico, r.
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Gen. Granger Assumes Command IN
Texas.

NEW oRLEANs, juno 1s.-MaJor Gsneral
Weitzel and staff arrived here at Eve O'Clock,
p. m, on Friday, on tho steamer Crescent,
from Fortress Monroe, and left for Brazos
Santiago at ten the following morning.
General Custer and stat arrived here yes
torday. Thoy will leave to-day for Alsxan.
dria, whence they will march with the cav
airy corps which has been concentrated at
that point into Texas.
General Granger has assumed command Of
all the troops in Texas, and issued the fol-
lowing order
General FUrtiers, No. ].
HEADqr Art EKs THIRD DIsTRICT OP TEXAS,
GALVESTON, June ~, 1865
Pursuant 10 orders from the headquarters
military division Of the Southwest, dated
Now Orleans, June IL, 1885, the undersigned
assumes command Of all tho troops within
the State Of Texas. No passes or Pormit'
will be recognised on tho oohst Of Texas OK
cept by authority from headquarters military
division Of the Southwest, and from these
headquarters. aH GoRDoN GRANGER,
r.. .. Major General Commanding.
Approved: by order of Maj. Gen. sHERI
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From SAN Francisco = The Russian
Telegraph = The City Election Of
Portland, Oregon, hntlrely Union.

sAN FRANcIsco, juno 90. "A dispatch
from New Westminster, Capitol Of British
Columbia, says tho work Of stringing tho
wires Of tho Russian Telegraph line com
menccd to-day in that city. A large force is
employed by Col Buckley. We will soon be
in tclegraphic Communication with the min.
ing camfs Of Cariboo and intermediate
towns. ..... ...
The city election at Portland, Oregon,
yesterday, resulted in the complete success
Of the Union ticket.
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THB WEITEEL EXPEDITION AT SOUTH-
WEST PAss-The following steamers OF tho
weitzsl expedition: the HarmRn, Livingston,
Wilmington, Trnde Wind, Victor, United
Statos, and two Others came In over the bar
at the Southwest Pass on Saturday, took in
a supply Of water, and at 4 o'clock, p. M,
same day proceeded TO sea, standing in the
westward.
About the same number of vessels from the
expedition from Mobile was expected TO ar
rive yesterday at tho mouth Of the! river Tor
a supply ofwater previous to their departure
for tho wost.--N o. Times, l2fh tRSt.
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BosToS, June 22.-Tho drying-room con.
nected with the laundry Of the Revere House
took ere last night, but the flames were con.
fined TO the room In which they originated
The billiard match for the championship
Of Massachusetts,, between w. A. Tobin and
r. L. wilmarth, Of Boston, was played Mt
Bumstead Han last evening. IL resulted in
TO wilmarth, who won by 1901 points To
1 438. o" ~ H.H. ...'. ....u.I
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Mr.. EwISo, to-day, has delivered his plea
in behalf Of DR.. MUDD and his othor clients
in the great conspiracy case. 1t Is probable
that the court will bo adjourned until Mon.
day next, whom tho arguments for the Gov.
ernment will be put In. "a,
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NASHVILLE, juno 20.---General Thomas
has issued an order allowing all persons sent
North Of the Ohio river, 10 remain during the
war, to return. Also, abolishing the pass
system over all tho railroads and rivers in his
department. ...t ~.
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New York Gold and stock Markets.

NEw YoRK, juno 22.-At Gallaghor's
Evening Exchange gold closed at l4iii New
York Central 92I; Erie 75I; Hudson 1857;
Reading 93l Canton 37i; Cumberland iIG
Quicksilver 5l MariPosA l2l.. Gold firm
Stocks arc not active.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

AMAN in Springfield decapitatod turtle
and left the head In the yard. Hearing a
lively squealing shortly after, hs Investigated
and found that rat, which essaysd TO gratify
his taste for turtle, had been seized by tho
head It sought to devouT and actually killed
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General Grant tn bo ut Albany ON the
Fourth.

ALBANY, Juno 23.-col. Doty, Chief Of
the Military Bureau, announces that Gems.
Grant and Hooker have positively announced
their intention Of being present at the flag
presentation in this city on tho Fourth Of
July,
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Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain tho same, with tho least possible
expense and delay, on persOHai application
at the Departments Of State. my4
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sPECIAL NorICEs.

AS- Election Notices--Onlce Washing
ton AND GEoRGETOwN RAnRoAD CoAPASY, Corner
Fiiteenth street aud New York avenue, Wash'
IngtOn, ID. c., June -, 1888 Tho annual meet.
ing OF the stock holders Of the Washington aud
Georgetown Railroad Company, for the election
0f Directors, will be held st the Onlce Of the
Company on WEDNESDAY, tho l2ih day Of July
1861, The polls viii be opened at ~ O'Clock, IN,
"'0 ''O'' " ~ Gso. & GIDEON, President.
w. C. 0REENLEAT, Secretary and Treasurer
Jc22-Uyl2
A~Pooplo's TelegraPh - New First
Glass LINEs, direct to NEM YORK, BosIoN,
REPUBLICAN BUILDING, 5ll Ninth street
(west side, corner PennsylvAniA avenue aud
Sixth street, under National Hotel, and corner
Fifteenth and 'r'''1 IPPSSI.S;s Tr'i;S i sS2E a
fsbl6-u Manager Of Washington District
AS-Freehom National I-The EmRnci'
patton Proclamation VindieAted. The hmI9'i'
patton Proclamation Of the President OF the Uhli
ted States, issued January l, 1858, And L"'ttt "
| the President Of the United States TO the uh"n
Convention holden al springhsld, Illinois, SEP
| tember 3, 1865. In PAmPNlet Form, with Cover,
OhloiAlly Revised and COrretsd. For sale AZ Wv, lno
NArtoNAL REPuBLlCAN once. Prioe--Ien i SsnS
per copy; u copies, t; Is copies, 81 Mailed
freo Of postage, 10 any part Of the United s'A'''
sP21-u - :
A3- MassaehuSstts Military state
AakNOY REMOVAL. On and Rfter hONpAl,
January lst, 1858, the Massachusetts siNe
Agency will occupy its new rooms In the "a.
tfDIldI IsatelhOsacsr Building, second noor, co,
| ner of Seventh and d streets, Washington, D. =;
Massachusetts soldiers aud citizens are in'''sa
| 10 call.
Advice and assistance lys4 without s,SS1g SST.s'
desl-h Lieut.. Col, and state Agent
A1- GeOrgetOWn-- = The hepY biIoAI
can he obtained every evealng at the BOOK Sna ,,.
Variety Store of @. CRANDKLL, No. II s,'us'
street, Georgetown. JaSt'"
SS-FrecISIes, Tan, and PImPlcs ne
moved at once by the use Of fUPHAM'sfhbVhLh
TAN, and PlMpLE BANIsHER. Price o. e'TIr NJ.
Mailed 20 any address for 75 cents, BY y u " "a
HAM, % South Eighth street, PhiladelPhiS,ip wv
by s. O. FORD, DO Penn. ave, and hhnH
COOK, Alexandria. ap9-mthSs' Ss''l
A3-The Japanese Hair stain Color C,,,
the HAIR, wHIsKERs, aud MOusTAChb a Oraa. ,.a,
tiful black or brown. ltconsista OF only one Iiv
paraton. Color will n / fade or wash out; "u'
% cents box. Mailed 10 any addresslOr 20 an, '',
byS. O. UPHAM, % South Eighth street NJ pn.,
dslphiA, Pa. Sold by s. q. FORD HO' rVHA
ave, aud HENRY COOK, Alexandria
aP29 9-mtb ASSN
hS-IIRir UPrOoted fron all parts OF ..i shs
body in ave minutes, without injury 60 'hS ~ ar
by UPHAM'B DEPILATORY POWDER a,.Es
send for UPHAn's DEPILAIoRY PowDEhl aha anu! S,u
no other Price VI. Mailed 10 any sdet' sl a,,.st
q. %, by 8. q. UPHAM, - sonth kighu ~ n.,n
Philadeiphia, "a. seldby -, F9kD' ~ '''
ave. and HENRY COOK, AfexSndns
HP20 m,h&sSm
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soME Richmond firms announce that they
are prepared TO make advances Of cash to
farmers, and TO furnish them with all kinds
Of agricultural implements, In anticipation
of the coming crops, t.r...
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News IL -

--e..---.zuHr.zz..L
IN " News Issl...-rT-lI
saotnnSon PIEnrour sut Hitted mD,sags
| llbthe Legidaturs u Fira|hla On Tnosday,
ilie chitf point q Fhich i3I|ls rcc9mn(f ndinE |
Iliat al tott oath contained in Tho AIefAn-
driasconstifutiOu, exeluding frnfn voting thOso |
who HAZE Voluntarily Nassisted the rebellion I
ainke January I, 1854, be repealed, placing |
Ih8se who have endcayored TO subyert tho \
| Government Of the United States on tho sanio |
foUting with those who have bcsn fighting p |
sustain II. Tho suggestion moets tho RpprVsl
baton. Of tho Richmond pressI In accOrdaace |
with the proposition Of the Governor. a bill
was reported in the House Of Delegates On
Tuesday for the cFest5fAtioh Of political
rights 10 those who have heretofore enjoyed
them. - IL provides that each and everyper-
son, before voting, shall subscribe to the late
| amnesty proclamation Of President johnson,
| with the oath contained therein In relation
TO slavery, and the oath 10 support the Con
stitution Of tho United States and the cen
stitutibh and government OF Virginia as estab-
lishod nj Wheeling and restored in tho city
Of Richmond. The bill was ordered TO bo
printed. .'' o. s'
A CHATTANOOGA dispatch Of the 18th says:
" General Wilson telcgraphs that the Gov
ornmont has issued 10 the poor In Atlanta,
during the last seven days, over ono hun
dred thousand pounds Of meat and -four. Ho
represents the people in the ten counties ad-
jacent TO Atlanta in q starving condition,
and says that relief in tho shape Of corn and
meal must be extended to thirty thousand
| people at tho very least, with such oii-
cheney as TO save life" General Thomas
| has ordered Eve thousand bushels Of corn 10
be distributed for tho relief Of tho indi.
gent people in the northern counties OF
III Georgia. s - '' WV .
7 THE Toronto Gazstts, Of Monday says.
; "Maior General Dix, in command Of the
; Northern District Of the United States, Of
. whom tho public have so often heard Of late
F. months, is now in Montreal" A Washing
5 t0n dispatch says no will mako n fornnl
I demand for tho extradition Of tho alleged
| cohspiratOrS.
A CONTRACT has been made for the co1n-
plction Of the Eastern Shore railroad, from
4 Salisbury Md, to Somcrs' Cove, on or before
the lst Of April, 1866. 1t Is expected that
. cars will be running to Princess Ammo, Som
! eraot county, this fall. The officers Of tho
, company appeal to the capitalists Of the State
. . for MD in their undertaking
TnE records Of the Confederate States
Treasury Department, and the secret Journal
Of the Prvviional Congress, are now IN Gen.
!. Wilson's possession, and will be sent 70
a WashiBgtOn,- ID 5.l.. ..-.. ..
9 Mr.. CHARLES WASH, Of Chicago, con.
/. yictcd by the late military commission NJ
If Cincinnati Of having been concerned In q
conspiracy to release the rebel garrison fron
r Camp Douglas, and sentenced 10 fvo years
3, imprisonment, has been Pardonod by th'
m President ......
L. Tue United States ColIoctOr of Customs a
-
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ALBANY, June 23.--Lock No. on the
Erie cnnnl, nsar -Oohoes, has given out. II
will require three days 70 repair the, DAM
age sENet q. ~ y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

REAR ADMIRAL Dawn p. PORrER has
been appointed superintendent OF tho An
napolis Naval Academy,
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n of Ile.r AlimlraI Duponl.. .l
The Itcmainsof ltrs. Secretary Seward
al Aubarn, N. H.-Tho Funeral 90

AuRuRE, june 23:-Tho remains Of Mrs
w. III. Seward arrived hero this morning
The funeral win take place tO-mOrrOw Afler.
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Lieutenant GsnOral Grant sn r0nte for
Philndelphia. t' s.9n.
sutenAnt General GRASr left this city
sSoning on q special train, in company
member Of his personal stah, for Phil,
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nY rnLEaRAPHf.


sfhssncs q ! irsrtss.r. -.
BufIAso, Jpns n +csfrinstda, whf saa
eonflcted sf hnirs PdlissmAn pm fsv
months eihco, vas te.t43 sentlhced g be
hung on the ftth Of Abgnht, v "
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TnE report that II. Ryan and J, Wren
were drowned al Richmond is untrue,
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Junias BrutuS IBOoGh UneonditisnalIS
. HlsIeassd. 30

JUSrUs BEprUs BOOTH, brother Ofths as
HGAuin, WAS this morning uneOnditionAily re
leased from the Old Capitol prison BY order
Of the Secretary Of War.
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ADMITTED TO rHE BAR.-This morning, in
the Criminal Court, on motion Of District Mor
ney CarrinSlon, Col Ward II. Lamon, late United
an attorney and counsellor q tho Supreme Court
of this District. Col. Lainon was prominent
lawyer Of the Illinois bar, and for many years
associated with our lamsnted President in many
important cases. Mr.. Lamon cannot want Tor
clients In important cases here whore his pro-
fsssional and local experience are such that his
services must he invaluable.
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NorIoE. -fAS Daily Saffonaf Republicans "a
aOO Furnished By carriers 20 subscribers IN thts
city and Gsor0sioi0A at GftV cents per moHth.
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PAS sPO n II 8 .

FRIDAYm:.am:.:::.::l::.a.JuNE %. 1885
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08

speech he would give five hundred dol
lars. This pleased the audience mucdly.
after the applause had subsided. Douglas
arose and said that he would make a
speech and give .fre ha"lret dollars be
sides. It is needless 10 say that he
brought down the house and kept them
there for a full half hour with an i'm
promptu speech, full OF rcpartee and
sparkling wit, allulng to his gradualing
at the old shop within sight of the colltge
n; least. You have no doubt heard the
anecdoie of Mr.. Douglas as regarding his
ideas of Vermont, which will be more
apprecia. ed in Cairo than in this vicinity.
When asked his opinion of Vermont he
SAID it was "A geod State, II fine State, Il
VERY FINE Siate-t0 emigiate from.
And now fearing that you and your
readers may think your correspondent
has "VermOnt on the brain" we will
subside and close with an original couun-
drum.
Why is the Green Mountain State the
richest one in the Union Because it has
such immense T,lcS Of g'eentackS within it
limits.
Adoo, JEwErT.