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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-20

GHERFFF'S SALE.-Under special order of
- Court by virtue of a writ of attachment on war
rant issued out of the Court of Common Pleas at the
suit of Andrew c. Wilson against Francis Allen, and
to me directed, did seize and take in execution all
the right title and interest of the said Francis Allen
in and to the following described personal property,
viz: ONE BARGE, called the J. e. Shaw
And | hereby give notice that | will sell at the
Court House door, on TUESDAY. November n,
1865 at y o'clock NJ to the highest bidder for cash.
all the right title and interest of said Francis Allen
in and to the above described Barge, sold under the
aforesaid order Of Court,
JOHN J. DANEKER,
Sheriff,
ADRE0N Il CO.,
nO17-tS Auctioneers
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-20
II ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED GUAR.
III TERMASTER'S STORES SCRAP
IRON, AMBULANCE SPRING
WAGONS.

AhGE SAE Oh SeSDEM&ED QUAR-
IL TERMASTER'S STORES, SCRAP
IRON, AMBULANCE SPRING
WAGONS.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, d. G.. November 1, 1862
Will be sold at public AUCTION, under the direction
of Brevet Colonel c. H. Tompkins, Q. NJ. at the
Government Mill. on street. between Twenty first
and Twenty-second streets. Washington. D. c.. on
MONDAY, November 20. 1861 at 10 o'clock, A NJ,
large lot of Condemned Quartermasters Stores, viz:
beS, Desks. Bits Blankets. Chains, Hammers, Har-
ness, HalteTs, Saddles, Whips, Wrenches, Portable
Forges Bellows, Chests, Kettles, Lanterns Measures,
Paulins, Picks, Saws, ShOves, Spades, Wheebarrows,
BroOms, &c.
Will be sold at the late site of Government Repair
Shops on Twenty street. between and
streets, on THURSDAY. November I'D, 1865, at 10
o'clock A. M:
1910 pounds of Wagon Axles iron.
1900 pounds of Wagon Springs.
25,l0O pounds of Scrap Chain.
2,4OO pounds Of Scrap Iron, &c.
ALSO.
VIII be sold ct Kendall Green Park about one
mile northeast of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot, on FRIDAY November q, 1865, at 10 o'clock
"a Carts
104 Two horse Ambulances.
y Iwo-h horse Spring Wagons.
Two horse Buggy.
The sales will be continued from day to day until
the whole is sold.
The stores must be removed by the purchasers
within five days from the date of sale.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
By order Of Brev. Mai. Gen. D. II. Rucker Chief
CHARLES IL. TOMPKINS,
noS-tN4 Brew Col. and Quartermaster.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-20
nFFEGE DEPOT COMHEsSARY.
" Fort Monroe, Va, Nov. H. 1865 I
SALE OF HARD BREAD

SALE OF HARD BREAD
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re-
the Surplus RRD BREAD at dapo b ei rca oI
is packed in boxes of 50 lbs. each No proposal will
be received for less than twenty boxes tone thousand
roMndSJ. Inc price per pound and quantity desired
will be stated. Forty thousand boxes, more OF less
can be purchased.
The attention Of manufacturers Of Pilot Bread.
shippers, shipping agents. and others using Pilot
Bread Is called to the advantages of obtaining their
supplies of this article.
The Government reserves the right to reject pro
poSals deemed too low.
Bidders not present will he notified by letter of the
result of their proposals All purchases will be re-
moved within twenty days from date of acceptance
Blank proposals. II desired, can be obtained from
the undersigned. Manuscript proposals will be re
ceivCd,
Parties dcsrous of purchasing can examine the
Bread freely in the Government warehouses at this
depot. Purchasers provide their own Transportation
The bread will he loaded free Of expense to pur-
chaser.
Terms cash, in Government funds aud prior to
no2O-tN&O Colonel and {. :. V.
"A " MACHINERY.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
WASHINGTON. d. C., October 81, 1865.
VIII be sold ut public auction, on WEDNESDAY,
November % 1865. at / p. NJ at the Machinery De-
pot Of 6. and c. PLACE, No I'D Pearl street, New
One d thirty-foot Planer,
One q Hydrostatic Wheel Press,
One % large Railroad Drill,
One o. Punching and Shearng Machine, combined
Four "a fifteen ton Jacks,
One hundred 900 Claw Bars,
Forty-fo (ii) dozen assorted Files,
Six 90 Kerosene Head Lights.
The above machinery is all new, and was con-
strueted for the United States Military Railroad
service.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON.
no2-tNO20 Brevet Colonel and A. q. NJ
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je12-f Passenger Agen,.
$500 FOR NEW YORK.
NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE TRANSPORT
TATION LINE
INLAND ROUTE,
va Chesapeake and Dela,oare, and Dela,0are and
R1riton E1u1ls

INLAND ROUTE,
va Chesapeake and Deta,oGre, and DeIa,oGre and
Rdrttan Canals.
The Boats Of this line resume their trips for the
season on MONDAY, March 18th, and will, on and
after that date leave Light Street Wharf daily al three
o'clock, p NJ.
Freights of all kinds carefully handled and all des-
patch given.
The safety, frequency and regularity of this line
mmends itself as desirable medium for the trans
ortation of merchandise.
Rates low by sea- while shippers avoid sea risk.
Goods destined beyond New Y ork forwarded free of
all charge for commissions.
Ereights for Ne,g York ,oil be received this dan
(THURSDA y, March 9Th. '' WY
For Freight apply to
J.ALEXANDER SHRIVER. Agent
No. Light street wharf.
Office in New York on pier No. l. North river,
03-t W. DAITEIT,
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Old Bay Line.

,-zsffsssssA Old Bay Line.
szz-sssslESSasfE
FREIGHT FOR FORT MONROE, NORFOLK
CITY POINT AND RICHMOND,
Shippers are notified that lhe
OLD BAY LINE"
will receive freight for the above places payable at
destination, at as low rates as by any other Line.
NJ. N. FALLS,
ly5l-d President.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-20
TEE NEW LINE
etssszaSfsl@ss- STEAMERS
For Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, City
Point, Petersburg, Richmond, and
all other Connecting Points.
TEE REV E.ESg2 STEAMERS
LEAVE SPEARS WHARF, FooT OF GAY ST., BALTIC,
Duly, al Sic O'Clock r. H.

The Steamers Of this Line arc all new, and their
remarkable speed is due to their construction the
most approved modern models Of the fast Hudson
river steamers having been adopted
The superiority of their models gives them great
advantage the boats of the old style of naval
construction, and the ncwnesS of their boilers and
machinery guarantees to the public their perfect
safety.
1t is hardly necessary to inform our patrons that
with their powerful machinery and fine water-lines
they do not require the slightest approach to racing
to enable them to attain much better rate Of speed
than any boats in these waters.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-20
The New LINE is composed of the following Gle

Passengers Transferred to and from all Depots and
Baggage handled free of charge.
They navigate the James river entirely in the day
thus aOrding passengers time for seeing the urtifca
lions, Dutch Gap, and other objects of interest.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-22
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
THE PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER
An invaluable treatise of Ga pages,by
DIR, JOHN HARVEY
uubli.hed for the benefit OF the sex.


published for the benefit OF the sex.
orreccibt Of TEN cENrs, hwil be sent post paid
In sealed cnycIope, to all who appy ,nr @ scoscs NO.
culiar to females, together win IN aus o ou,u, u,u
treats sf Concrrtion ptesn2ney MhSMaagN a" aSne"s
,'onsurnp,i"n &C. aud mucl' eth'r valuable inforha-
ton not published in ANY other WORK Every iuuS
should procure Il copy without delay,
THREE EDITIONS 5OOUO EACH,
have already been pub isicd aud distributed this year
Harvey S Female Pills,
the most infable aud popular remedy ever knownfor
ali diseases the female sex They have beeh usr1
many Thousand CASES win 9nial'lnG % rc re
commended aud particularly IN all cases arising from
Obsru,tioa. or otQppage of Ndt"re,
no matter from what cause it arises They are eh.c
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in strenrt, ming and restoring the system thousands
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and strength wholly La efficacy OF
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They Q not new discovery but lon !ried remedy
the celebrated
DIR. JOHN HARVEY.
one of the most eminent physicians prescribed l. 'm
clan was innri truly pop ular or widely known than
him in the treatment OF
FEMALE DIFFYCUL7TES,
All who have used Dr. Havey's Female Pills recon-
mend them to others Nurse recommend them Drug
,j.ts and Dealers recommend thJm in Preference To
other medicines, cause of their merits NO laiy op'
jects TO take them for they are elegantly
Prepared by al experienced Chemist
They are perfectly harmless on the system, may Dc
takt at any VITA perfect safety but during the
early stages nf Pregnancy they ,hould not be taken
Or uiis nrriag, may b. taxi miscarriage may
b.. IN result They u.Vgr cause any sickness pam
or distress. Each box contains xty pis and fd tlf
ctions Tor use.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
~ Cut this notice out if yod desire Dr. UnrVey
PILLS BOoN, anu il cannot procure tn m Oi You
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Who will take oil risk if property directed; and yol
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|; SOLD ~ DR. dGiSrS GE ENERALLN.
pEMASBAKNES n co. NEW YoEK.
Who saie Agents.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-22
AIR rNr0WNi J

- aud ,,,v.ntpd by r. Duvhy Irol'tsOt VI WV iU'f
M a,si W Wiogr tor Nprrniur2 at Paris nnd now man
pCrIG by G. q MINER Dr of u. aud A., Allen
,o"n Lphjsh county, Pennsylvania ,
'oS diseases Of the stomach Bool Lungs ana nm
els speedily and certainly rnreu os ns,Ic,ion
nd me or two espoonul week is o grea' Vane
m b,pI wnrkinp horses breeding sto' und cos, anu
w @ ,h,nsnuIa Of valuable horses irnrh contagious
JIsonses ns " ve,l at the Darn.yard ns IN lnn army
ruE LENlG WORM CONNECTIONS
oerc,na,iy ovrrcoue all the obstacles which nsuaiy
opevent The cApe ling Of worms are pheasant " "ke,
snd also one Of the most aprreaht purentW ~.
cbid,en So confident l. tie inventor OF ine success
U ~ ioborions studies IN the pathological compost
ton of this preparation that he iurns's every s.a"
mated phyecin, with written prescriptions Us a ne"
,ra In mntrria medica. ., .,,, .,,r ,v
THE UNI,,N ROACH. RAJ, MICE AMI AM h'N'
TER MINNTJk, j., t
is powder for the sure determination Of oil Vermns,
viii nrcrr change with age aud climate and ~ zen
nrufptable ~ the old Phnsphorons Paste whch hatu
sans in n ssort time, making il woihrss For uirec'
,ons and particulars the small bills in the buses
, ~, One hundred and thirty seven nrrnlihms nave
hem awarded to these celebrated preparations, up 10
Dctohcr ~, lSti. ,., -, ... ia man
Far sale h all espec able Drug aud country stures
November 49, leUi -l2n.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-22
Cure of Foot Rot in Sheep.

have repeatedly used the following
treatment for foot rot in sheep with com
plete success. Prepare solution of blue
pilriol as strong as it can be made by pull.
verizing and dissolving in warm suft
water. Each hoof should then be exam.
iued thoroughly cleaned with knife aud
ftoo long, cut 10 the proper dimensions
If no infection be found, lei two men take
the sheep with leg in each hand and dip
every foot into the solution of vitriol.-
When, an infected hoof is found carefully
pare it until every particle of the inf,c-
tion is exposed--asoid bleeding the foot
if possible. Then thoroughly saturals the
foot with spirits Of turpenline from vial
with quill inserted 10 the cork pour on
as much fue powder as you can make ad-
hel g to the loot in The solution as above
directed. The >beep shnu d then run on
a clean A3or until the rem ldies have had
sufficient time to take effect.
have cured an entire hpck with a Sin
gle course Of the above treatment. But
10 be safe, the same should be repe eated
in five or seven days and if any eases of
infection be found, repeat again. Should
an obstinate case be found where the rot
has penetrated into the centre of the quick
the sheep should be put into pen or
small yard by itself. aud subjected every
second day to the prescribed treatment
Thoroughness is the great secret OF success
in treating thu ioot.rot. The knife is the
principal remedy. if sharp and skilfully
handled. d.-,9onviean AgricahUia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-22
Ali VINO are afflicted with Cbrouic
Difficulties

All VINO are afflicted with Cbron;,
\, ~
ID. fiCIlticS
s o,, hind and b,. c,;,,, =, =, ,,, ...
W "a omy N,u % 49," n'e 'n 9 ~ 70 ~ M 'lim Pethdheh beh
en GU; ' ," Wv - ", ''''' AMY P"Ns''n' are,
s,, ,h % ; ~, s. ,h', M 'nIi, w 'iI " o"n'n' ana
,osiv @ 30 mro W. v'"' ~ "' ',uat'',"t ID
he .yna,sS '''0'''' '"' ''"' ''4"'''u' anu
u9 expense, .,
,s, usna, " W ~ 'i VI sl'e "''ieu "n'y "a suGn
S M ;;,,, W '~ ''s's 10 nave "u''1" Tue sNiI'
VI M W., II ~ ~ .;u - - l., 49,. 49,. ,
or, ~" o ~ % ,, s~ 'n py Sp"r"S "''e"''""' a"u give
e'.s ~ i",e a., ~ , su'i',"1 ,, U,',s''e','on,
i " % ',pu' nut0ile Is 'lluH Sutahl rthere'
i"ie "nen huHiessns me ehcIoS' "he dollar ~ yohr
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Nv urnissi mai IIt.uti', ~, ,,,,,,, m ,, m ,,i,I
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-22
TO THE AFFLICTED!
FROM DIR j BRYAN,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
Va A42 rO01lnnA APIn InrE

Medical treatment te be success ful must be adapted
to each particular ant the tuH condition Of the
patient al the time. and regulated from time To time
MS the eXeencIes OF the case require. Medicine acts
murG pOtently On some persons than others aud il
should be ImIni>tered with view to assist nature
aud nut TO force IL
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-22
The I.ehigh Cattle Powder
I S warranted 10
J he the most nowpf.

7 S warranted 10
J be the most power.
iul ngeut flr the stom.
nrh and blood of Cattle.
Swine, nfSSl ecp. in pro.
mtting digestion oleans'
ing thn systeuranl tran
sftr.ng the punfird an
inal fluid III flesh. fat,
nilk. butter and !treugth
nd establishing hcalth
aud yilur
DrYOY'S HORSE 4
NULt POWDER is the
only medicines legally
patented In France, Eng.
laud. switzrr aud and
Holland. aud duly nd.
mittrd by their Courts,
hunured with priz ned
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-22
A FEW REASONS WHY TIE
american " ATCH


Is TUE BEST.
II is ,raGr on the best pripciplc white the fo,rien
watri is generally made nn 30 priarip'" 1T Hll Tue
foreign "a is sos'v made by women, aud b,ys. BY
H.Nn White their labor IS cheap, their wor Is deag
at any priCr Such watches are made without par.
aud Sold without gnlrantee. lhey arr irrrcuia, In
construction alri qn'as Irregular in movement fhrv
ar designed only To siil ahd the buyer IL the party
most thoronghly Old. Those who M.vrk pt 'ancrrs'
81 pines" Hnd swiss levers" IN prucss.d repair
few years viii appreciate the ruth "fo1r stn''nint
TIE pLAN OF rilE AMERICAN WA
!nttcad If h"iug made of several hundred little pic
ere ed ,og tn the body of the Am rican WstiE
/ of Olln FLA rES. No jar intertirts with the hir
mony Of lis working, and no sudden shocg throw
its machinery out ot gear In ridiug on any business
pur, ,uit. IL II all held together hrmy sngl1
piece Of metal II Is ju t what all machinery shuuld
ls, ,cCuR NrG. I'd SIMPLE. Sd, STRONG ar.
! ECONOMICAL.
! vi rot only seCuro chrapness by onr system b4t
quality. W. do not pretend that oar watrh can b.
bought for less money the furnign MAKE b.he ;rs
but lhat Its real value 1t is sold for ehalf III.
price,
what It's name indcacs- Solid Substantial, and al
way: Reliable warranted to stand any amount Of
manhng, riding or hhsling.
et IL similar in size ad general appearance, but has
NOR jewels. ami more elaborate fn'sh,
oar Ladies Wath. raGently brought oit is pm ug
IN yarity ufpUttGrns, many 0frhem of
y nnd Workmanship is quite snlai, bat warranted to
Keep ume,
On, loung gentlemans Wa'ch is neat not large aa a
just the thing for the pocket of Young America,
Inc PROOF ~ the merits Oi our w ulch, may he 0ilns
in the fact that we now employ over seven hundred
workmen H. our factories, ani thn We are still Lnaba
to suppl, the .0ustanliy increasing demand
Our threeqnar tlae Watch Is thinner and ligh
than the others We have drsct be,. Its hne chrono
balance il delcat y adjuSe tn currcct the va
riithn' CAUSED bv changes nl temperature. These
watches aie the fruits of the late experiments in
cIr"nomrtry, and arr maze by r best workmen,i IN
srpurate department of our factory F"r the hnest
time Keeping qualities they chal cmge comparison with
the best works oI moit famous Ensh sh and Swits
makers. -,
ROBBINS & APPLE ON,
Agents for the Amer,can Watch Company
le2 BROADWAY, ny.
! April |, l2G5,-1mo
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-22
MAN gEDDD,

MANHOOD,
Third Edition, ,G,y 1HouSa"d, 96 pages,
ClOiL cnUe,S
BY ROBr.L BELL, NJ D,
Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons. London
addressed to youth, the married, and those
CONTEMPLA ING MARRIAGE.
Sen, by mail, post paid on receipt o Ten CENls'
A taretuI erusai Of this small book mas 5een a
BOON TO THE AFFLlCTEDl
and has saved thousands from life cf msery and an
UNIIMELY CIR We.
# treats on the eyils uf Youthful Indiscrr,ion Self
A buse Seminal " eakness, Emrssi"ns. sexual bis'
eases, Genital "cbility Loss OF Power us,
Premature Decay, impotence, olc. &C. WHICH u""'
the s.ticrcr from nlilIine the
OBLIGATIONS OF .M4RRL4GE,
and illustrates the means of cure by the use Of
BELLS Pee l. flLLS,
and o,ner treatmen, necessary in some cases, and
Which Mrer ,JoiIS IN Ghre, amH c"a De
7eL,td on.
They do not nausente the stomach render the breath
offensive, and hey can be
USED WITHOUT DETE TlON
They do not interfere with business pursuits, aud are
No CiiAnGE OF UlEl il, NECESSARY.
Ihet a,e HUIynotei IN 0N c 'SfS,
to be edsctua in removing and curing the disease.
Upwards OF two thousand cases ara on record that
HAVE BEEN CURED
by using BELLS SPECIFIC FILLS, and rthcates
| can be shown from many tnat have used them
! NJ CASE OF FAILURE EVER OCCURS
| Upwards OF u Hundred Physicians use them p1ten.
sivcly their private practice aud they cannot elect
| cures without them.
BELLS PECIFIC PILLS
Are the original and only eenniHe Specific Pill There
| are II host Uf imitators -BENARE OF the
THEE ARE WARREN ED.
They are adapted for male or female, old or young
ana are the Gny reliable renGd! known for tho C'rt
! Of all diseases urlsIng from
YOUlUfUL LNDiS(R E IION
In all Sexual Diseases, as Gouorrhca, Structure
Gleet, and III all Urinary ana kinry complaints, tl
ACT LIKE 4 CHARM
/ eff is experienced by taking 4 single box; an
I from four to sly boxes generally effect a cure
| la nY DRUGGI-lS GEN ER NLl.N, in boXc
containing SIXTY pulls. prrr 81, or six boxes So ais
in large boxes. containing fnur ut the prlce ~
II ynn the nook the Pills this advcI
,eHlcnt for reference and ityu cannot procure Ghci
of vour Grugrtst, do not b. Imposed by any oIhr
remedy, bu rnclose tne money ~ letter 70 The pre-
prNtOr
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19
The MonadnOeIr.

In our paper Of Saturday we did not give
the monitor Monsdnock the credit due her.
We stated that she took in tow another
monitor vessel whose machinery had be-
come disabled, when the fact IL Il was .
regular built wooden man-of.war. The
monitors not being constructed especially
as sea.golng vessels but rather for harbor
defence, are wisely accompanied in pass
ing from port to port by q convoy. The
ModAdnock left Charleston on the 18th for
Hampton Roads, in company with the
MohicSp, q regular screw sloop OF about q
thousand tons burthen, but when Off Cape
HAtteras the boiler pumps gave out and
she was unable 10 proceed further. The
monitor Monadnock then took her In tow
and steamed for Hampton Roads At the
rate Of ScVsn and hd!f Knots an hour.
Can't those who have been getting up
raids upon the monitor vessels base
another one upon these facts1
The Monadnock and her class were con-
structed in the nayy-yards under the lmme-
diAte superlntendence OF the constructors
Of the yards, the Department giving them
Instructions while embodying the general
plan OF such vessels TO exercise their own
Judgment in arranging the details. Their
credit Is therefore due 70 the constructors
under whose immediate superlntendence
they were built.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19
THE ULTIMATUM OF PRESIDENT
LINCOLN.

I have constantly been, am now, and
shall continue ready to receive anv So,
whom he, Jefferson r.. -. .,u a,Sa.
'nH's -...sI person now resisting the ma
tional authority, may informally send to
me aOith Tie viev Of securing peace TO The people
Of OUR ONE COMMON COUNTRY.
A. LINCOLN.
Three things are indispensable, to wit,
I. The restoration OF the national Su-
thorlty throughout all the States.
2. No Teoeding by the Executive OF tho
United States, on The slavery question, from
the position assumed thereon in the late
annual message to Congress, and in pre-.
eedlng documents.
8. No cessation OF hostllltles short Of ar
end Of the war, and the dIsbandlng OF oil
forces hostile TO the Government.
All propositions not inconsistent with
the above, will be considered and passed
upon in . spirit Of sincere liberalIty.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
(Enrs1ts Of Iffs's from ne Presfden 10 5. p.
Blair, ST., and Secrefsry Ssioard.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19
The Capture OF an Armed Rebel
Schooner.

The Navy Department was in receipt OF
dispatch to-day dated New Orleans,
March 9th, announcing the capture OF the
armed rebel schooner Anna Dale, In
Pass CaVello, Texas, on the night Of the
18th ult.
Commodore James 8. Palmer, in his
dispatch to the Navy Department, says
that the rebel schooner Anna Dalo was
awaiting an addition to her crew, and the
crew, the Commander adds, are 1T subjects
for the Dry Tortugss.
With the schooner were captured nine
prisoners, one twelve.Inch DAhlgren how
itzer, and q quantity Of small arms. She
had a pivot gun mounted, and bore every
indication of a priVatcer.
She Is reported to be q vessel Of about
seventy tons, amply provided with provi-
sI"ns, &c. Joseph T. Stephenson was her
commander, aud reIolces in the title Of
sailing master in the Confederate service,
but had no evidence OF rank or authority,
and says that he was much surprised that
our boats were not fired into from bat
terry only a few yards Off. The battery
contained three guns and one hundred
men,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19
JEFF. Davis Statement about
the Peace Conference q
Falsehood.
Lee SoIicits an Interview with
General Grant.

We have the best authority for asserting
that the declaration made by JETT. DAVIS
In his message, which appeared In this city
exclusively In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
on Saturday last, that can interview with
General JoSosTRnEI wdS asked for BY Gene
raj Ord" To the end that an interview might
be had between Generals GRANT and LEE,
is n part and n whOl. deliberate Jal'shOOd.
The truth is, that an tntsrVisW With Gen.
Ord Wds solicited BY Gen. LonORrsst, AT THE
RRsursT or GEN. LEE. General GRANT
not being authorized to act as peace COM
miSsiener, except IN a legitimate military
cog, declined the interview.
The fact that Gen. LEE has sought such
. meeting with Gen. GRANT is an evidence
OF his desire TO obtain terms.