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Special and Pirate. Diseases
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CHICAGO, Ill.
, 1865-08-07
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;URFJKA.rIDls NOTICE.

~ O{F1EE CE Tx ATAsQ fF ! EH&.C s:.'E+3st
CE1CAeo A0x 5. 1861
w:Ifa nf iksc 81 Cai.a;o' s1 f:.:ed t1.:
Voc Etes Il .tssr otnrc o. ih.:a .:J o! IN !
lasI rs,s to rake stsafEl-n spon tho rest esrat.
eeeGsn hereated n5 tae na1i:set certain srorss q
kemtc dam.zs1x Csnal stree: nom tie s,u.h rus
efAfAus ar.. " tbs nc. th L. q a. l1th atra~s.
Cur iTE ald t.iiEE 1ra at1ta r. fha wrat :ita Of
Aecaakntz rK Cat alc a7ezce rom Cla,k stree: to
Tsii,nx sTs ;irg. asd p!.as.nz tho aity .ua,lnr
not :, nd sonth taltuRh p1Sez School Acttoa Aa-
Cur Es, Etadint. tn1 pAytrz w:,h Isaules- pAve-
e1t the Fa4s pna hui dred tt1sy nIna tent>
ftet Of fHadieck fsca. block g. Fort Cea born Add
a1.d.ns sns p'azaiox tns .a,s o.tef Court P!se.
s:adiex q pIs;kia* conca Pi.cste'"eea wella
Flil4rF and rlsaktnl West lc.a f:.eet rom Bseeh
s.n ct to The eaas u1a Of TIC Aacaea1a" Of lanai
Ana FOR the III cticn Of Lamp Posta cn A1eher Road
fttW Bi4' 4 street 10 sst Fatt AYd1 n.
And whereas, !he &aid Conu tA:oners r. J:rra d
said meetnx to We1r eatAy. t,At,1L f1E tho p1E.
ppse Of ce mp1et1pE sad a!ses1 ea:s.
Now, therefore, public 10 leg = h1ea3 R!Fna - ~
pefsot1 l. kerxtted, fhA* The C.G11tts4o1e1 Saa
EQtfd Of Pubic Wosls viii meet at Eoo1, no: Is. +?
the Court Aonss: = ~ y: qs r. - dsy q q
a.tess this aueunts htf .oo md ditc:fed
81 thc mTo" Coune1. - be a:ica4ed on the rtste
pYovtMln9. J. 9. G1EpkLK
FRED LK1Z,
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UDmee open from the 1st OF april to 1st Of NO
re1bef. fEou Z. m till p. m; f.on Noyamber tst
to Arrt lst fram .. n. It'd p and On 8undays,
from ESQ 4. N. to lo.5 p. N.
HAMI. HOARD p NJ
, 1865-08-07
ONLY 40 CENTS

A3S Al trYesEels acd Thorough t.1A do<7 naA
-b:s{ ap" tha above stssemeRt, tue money V*u -
7enMlcd- We aa7 tnls moving IT merits. and NJ
c.atdent thai one uial Will secure TOR ! hoza d
e%N4ty Eo1sehod-
Do not w1sts awsy With coughin4 when 10 smau u
8ectAb1e Druggist tn town. who wt1 ttlnish yon NJ
ci-CI1H- Of Kenonc ccttacatts at c1teS hkx uoe
Hold ay plukZ1l eytzYHhczex -
, 1865-08-07

Transportation
GRAND TRUNK
LINE OF STEAMERS,
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MONTGOMERY gUw
aa Iii I'LL au:ay T a. ss.son af s5 o. of shs ssos
a:ee:, Ct.c.ko.
Evorv Tuesday, Thursday and satu1.
day Evening", at O'Clock,
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81 poinra IN CAuada aat la 4z7.E7 E.aa, TO .or.-
i$t4 Gnd tfA1ee1s TITS routn 1cssca 1rxu7asse4 ~.
FaltaEes-
1t IL this most accessible routa to tae
beautiful scenery OF the St. Lawrence,
mountafEs, EDd all places In
tns NeFV England States
fa4senGe7. By this Line Asrtya IA But1lo sWo dayt
Asd cEreakourEn 17n daya @5oasr s:1a ~ any otitu
Lns. Also. tha ch.apee& and a1ieSxxs vAteE sud M
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ENEdGnt4s
WASHfsGToS, August k-Ths Pretiden. has
pasduncd Mrs. Cora 6loc1m, Of New Orleans,
whrse confecatcd estate 10 restored to her, on
the Recommendation Of Gen. Butler.
, 1865-08-07
Cnrn,kstona:s ofihc Bcae1 OF fPahdc Work
1OLIE{yrUR.S NOTICE

FNULLECTUR'S NUTICE.
~ Btata Of 1nnn.1 County Of Coos-sa
CrfT CoLIX1roR'A QYFyCx,l
KpoN Eo II, Corkr HorsE.
CHICAGO, Auxust4Lh. 1865
Fnb!!c poire II het By given tnat the following 70
sc1lbeA AT ants hAye bet plaeed In my hsQas f.r
collsestor. 70 Wit; warrant No. 81, Forth, dAed
AuEu1t LIT LEGS a1d ts1ufd for tho COLLECTION ct
6pscta! Afae 7eat vteh for Tho curhtnR. tlin and
Wig. with wooisn poek pavement. Achika1
I r e. f1cm t:1fs atIEtt to C1t rk at:eet-
Ws1r4os IS eouth, dA.ed Au1u.t III, 1s&3, and
issuea Tor tho col lecson Of sp .cta Ass.mens lev
hoEk plstment. i e91tofn Etrset. NON Aalis n
Wsustf Ill Went, dated AuRust Sd 1Sss. and Issued
for :te tolecIo1 of sfeciA Ara nj ur levied Toy
tha CT xtinE. n11tug md pAvio9 With wooden h!os
pkv.uett t, West EAndo Ri sret, on tho Nesf H. .
Il Wat Wsler &iess to tna Weat aies Of Hslated
atSeet.
AaIsam rts hsIas. Ieqnss Cd TO q aze ID N .dl
ale pEJurdt 1t H1y I'll - In dtf.04t Gf tuCa gag
rnfnS the ratd 4aHsa nests WILL be Collected tha
colt aua e13: nj Of th= Etrsops lIahle theE. OF.
k.U EEALD.
F.n11.
, 1865-08-07

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Jackson E1len mt1
JstvNn E ia Msb
Jacques Fannie M&M
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.Jeuntrs1 Phcb1 r13xt
jerome LGu1s1 MSs
Jewell T NJ Nass
JonN LAtIt llfe
Jones MA1AG u;tM9
, 1865-08-07

HAVANA, olSAL AND VERA
Ill CRuz Tho American and XeHca1 Nal
A1B1LJni3 Company Viii 1uspasen theis rsH snd sleA
y1nt ueNhc4 eteAMGf tuuo NHB YORK fpf t5a
&ooIa poN4.
The lit and 18th Of each Youth.
For tte1xht Or passage apply to EHA5. A WHl3.
MY. AKt- III Brosdva7. H~H York my3A1&A1ro sdt
, 1865-08-07

30 eheck1 It cc.vad unleRs er.tihed.
Lacencss zh1ntt be paid At Ukl,R ~ ths ,.- n~1.
alp1ts dolI nustnaM Without one. II Fhn hayr
Eot s.c A1o iaole u AHf TINE 70 l fne md Ia.
1'McctuCn.. N
11sse aT4 90 nsran On che liz. &nd pe7sona viii
res thE EtckrAlt{ Il FEyt: Al -AxxA qee "a nTosd
htsbNt l. The la4t 1eE dayt. The txx tequifea fhe
LEI ne cent. penalty to Be ADDED soD2 incu57tsd
8ASa9S8 KN t}Eat Al.tiENIpxA OpNArtnr
, 1865-08-07

The escort asked for By Gen. Measgher, aud
cordially approved BY Gen. sibleY and Gov.
Miller, Miif uudoubtedly be granted.
, 1865-08-07

JouKsoxe RuxCxAT1o q xP ,rsp 10: tte t1eetukl
fnFe Gl hoeunnlsIn, &s' .jEts &C 1t u ~ lSfR1
1A1 RkAxn1. ano eF r. ~Av 81 -c:1of to az ~.
N1HI8 OF ~'EI1AsXAL EkNI Dr HssE oueza4 70 1a7
pnut,c, ~ Inn etroa Of son c.n Fsttfy. Ne cos"
4catntonaly rec :mnEnoit 1t a. &.lns-d II poases1'
70: saie ~ DuBEss.Ms 4 vAF BoHAACk.
Waelaasle D nsgist1, g 4&4e s1c.t n 20: Hna
1TnkK1lt1 kfner 4ily. ap7Esb5 z&Nf1t
, 1865-08-07

IT q. J. NU5E,
mItaaionsss of tta Board Of Public WORKS.
, 1865-08-07
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

Awful Crime III MAncheateF, Conn.,
Murder of a Mother and Daughter
drFeat of the ~on-The e Ylcllms Chop.
ped to DtAxh-An AZ mad a Rntchtr
kDlEo-e38O In Money the object.
, 1865-08-07

Htefavds EPEt- KnH
htchAroA Emma & ptH, !
E1Ehkfts ANA Il nt4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06
.T'ho Union party BelisyesAJiiNIen
10 yRntitled TO Eaaal Rights, ~? 81


i, The Union party, however accepts the
responsibilityIB Al tsared the Nation (f,0anre-
'Jetlon,o sIfadisappointed Europe by itsiogiS
gaHtis efforts and through its hefoism, the
Nation to-dayiis more feared and respected
than it ever was before?rIts principles are
laid down iil the BeelafationiI6f .Iiiiepend-
.!ence. They were first re-afnrmed BIZ the
Republican, party.h And then they were
carried through the bloodyTebellion by the,
Union party,r 1t stants to-day an, the hsame
platform. 1t asserts that slavery Is dead,
through the operation of war, but not the
malign politieafinfluehces or slBSery-and
it islpledgedsto crush the last,spark sofqvh
thityOout rof whatever received life from
. Itsc0tits at the idea tthatfa State
may secsde at pleasure and destroy tfIgi
Union. II believes That all men are entitled toi
equal rjytts before the td1, and tnsserEs that
doctrine, 1t believes the ro-slayery, Cop,
perhead doctrine Of State, Sovereignty Is a
fatal political heresy, and 1t therefore proc
cldi3tty, NE United States a dtfon, and not "a
con fsderation al :, St1tes.y 1t stands on, the
Declaration made by Ithe Fathers eightyr
nine years ago this gloriogsd dayy and eit viii
.rhaintain, pfntect and defend the national
Constitution, which grew out. of the doc,
'triDe that all men ;,afe equal, and have a,
'rightto Lite, liberty and II the pursuit Of hap;
Dll66S, " foI nail treT edf Iftit, .to,ts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06
To the Chnirmen of Democratic
County Central Committees.

The Chairman of each Democratic Couu-
ty Central Committee will confer favor
by Immediately sending hisuame and Post
office address to JOHN @, THOMPSON, Chair
man Democratic State Central Committee,
Columbus, Ohio. "yameu s'19isgm ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06

WHAT farce It is to indorse Andy john
sons measures toI restore, the States to the
Union, and In the same breath say that, Ne
gro Suffrage Is the only live issue between
the parties. What is 1t they like in what
the President is doingps Certainly not his
proclamations enabling men who have re-
Gently, been rebels to control the organiza-i
tons of the rebellious South. DO they like
the way he is pardoping rebels and oreleas-
ing men who have been .eppvit itted- of Of
lenses BY military lcohmissionsp VIII
frly 4a4 gesx 9astlgISYgfn sSgIssYYsfgssfn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06
Ps5ge,. osIss;a;st s,; g.ssrrA z, siao

the b1st known remedy fJr HeadaehS, Cofd N 'tfS
Head, Snufles. Imperfect Voice. Bronchitis, and
Cat,frh Pew persons tho disease. arising
and frequently ruined by cold in the head.
The gas generated by the use of this snuff cloanses
the entire head, and restores proper articulation. Its
effects are pleasant and wonderful It csnteins vpd7
tobacco. other injurious ingredient, Colleges.
Societies. States, and the most eminent % thsMed-
zeal Faculty have awarded it testiAosiSs and pre-
piums.
Sold by all Druggists for asgosntj Per box. Can
be sent by maioR receipt Of cents for one box. or
81 for four boxes. ~
Address. s 7 Jas.9 9DURNo. P. o. Box lass.
New York City.
vd. AZ WhSleaae. ;bs DENAs BARNEs y0I,,Esb1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06

kGtAtssmsns xhile ding A
missionary. discovered q safe and simple remedy
for the, Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
pisaSsta 6f THO d9ins5 aaa Sst6i6sl i@SSAbl lISSdI
the whole train of disorders brought on b. banelul
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al.
ready Cured BY thisSnoble remedy Pfohpts6SSys
desire tobeneft tho afllots6snd unfortunate, I,dT
send the recipe for preparing shd asns thisa sn
cine, in sealed envelope, 70 ahy one who Scf sil
Fse Of 0adp0asii issfsH HtTSs ssS .oY'
Please inclose d rstamped envstpsssdareav
youraelf@ AddySsa TsRksI Il.
JOSEPH T. INAfkMI 3l1B
STATION ID, BIBLE HoUsH
sept9'et=dfy - -------- New York CITY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06
"A, GARD TO HNvAEIDev, o.,

I ~ .oHVWI9T0U 9fhH = !---TI 10 olIll NII no y
A Clergyman. while residing In South AmsficeAs }
missionary, discoversd,4 ssfs epd simple Ieaedy,
fO(tha Date of NerOhtI Wsakaess.i EsaySbscskiJ
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
ho whole train of disorders brought on by baneful
And yicjopsh habits. Great nambePr have been sl-r
feady CURED by this noble remedy PrSmtsd III
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate ! will
iehd the receipt for preparing and using
cine in sealed envelope to any one who needs IL.
RI p.s.s e Saso. issIo.s Ah ,aAi,I.S!a aAiISaD
Yourself. Address,
w. ,ir,. -,,-7rtl, JOSEPH T. ,INMAN, iy.u
n,h.,xx s,u ,,,gq STATION. D, gisIS H9Uss, 100
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06
Colnnibus DeIano ON Negro Suf-
Ii'. ~, ''uL ffage.jd 'H'HosjIlLo. Z

The Democratic papers are busily en-,
gagged in circulating. an extract from, a
speech said TO have been delivered by the
Hon. Columbus Delano,, at Mount v Vernon,
on the 18th Of April last, in which he lakes
strong and radical ground fol, equal suf-
frage, The extract Is TX, ~, ~
.1The heroism OF negro troops has added
lustre TO- our history, and without the NE
gros aid our armies would not have isnff5s Ssnrff5
sTho negro graabbss basss fought and feosnquefeaSr
us, and. deserves his, reward. He has a.
right to SIT on juries, to, hold office and to
vote as a freeman at fhe ballotrbox w. ,lo'
We have no means of knowing whether
this is or Is not what Mr.. Delano said. We
hope, however that II is true that this dis
tingnished statesman has taken ground in
favor Of, doing Justice to the, black soldiers
Of the Union. Mr.. Delano has been ac-
counted q conservative, but such a course,
as this will entitle him to the respect and
confidence of the most progressive anti
slavery men Ceueland Leader n,, eD','.,i op y,
The Cleveland Leader champions the cause
of General Cox with, perhaps, more abili-l
ty than, any other journal on the Reserve.
It does 1t with an earnest and ,unfagging
zeal!i Toithe doctrine that the Black man
''has'a rightlto SIT ION ojuiesY to hold office,
and to vote as q feeran at the ballot-box"
It gives its, lheartiest support. In this ~
does not speak for itself; it undoubtedly
speaks the sentiments of General Cox and
Q, ,the whole Abolition Party Of the Re- R
,i'Y'5l 9dl--azn - ~ :. ~. 1ea-.a aIi1 blqmr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06
,ItsAII Men are Born EQUAL,

All the Abolition editorials that have
come under 6nr notice in relation to the
Fourth Of Jplyb have, as we expected they
woulds put great stress on the declaration
in the DeclafatioKef independence that s.au
men dts 5or1S eaiaal,' afgaihg ,tberefronl that,
thsrsfoTe the, Black man IS the born equal
of the White man, and that, per- conse-r
quence, there Is no justifiable reason why
the Black man should not be permitted to
exsEejass the privilege Of suffrage why he
should not be permitted stopsiti ON ijufiesr
hold Office, and to do anything and every.
thing that White man may do. we do
notseeIYell llqwth conclusion can be re-
sisted, If it is true that the authors of the
Declaration Of Independence wished TO be
understood as saying that Tie Black man is
the equal Of the White man. But is ttrue?
If itsis not true, that the Black man is the
equal pf the White man, 1t follows that he
should not be made the political equal Of
the Whitemans inosI cb omN biss T.en4rs
0iEswEEE On EIBE Top the hight of the
1stiRst the llightning lighted 4 the gas es-
Gaping gIfrom si Ioil well, being bored by
Janfss o 9lW4d, ID Nile, MaBohihg county, ,
and atl accounts n still continued to
buraig TheswateTis Idrswn,np some twen-
ty or twenty-five feet, and there is 30 much
gas that it does notseem TO be disturbed by
thislarge iow of wafer. !" ,a,a,,l " e9n =, sn7 0'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06

Gov. BRoueH, according 10 aodispatch
received yesterday, was improving in
health. elodHf fist tej9 d5il 34fsl t,j
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06

, Wermonthas. .responded,to Iowa IN a. gal
1aht declaration insfaFef of negro suffrage,
The Green M61fftains echo the shout Of the
,prairies for human freedom.,, The Vermont
Union Convention, iwhichmet naWednes4
day, has declared itself in favor of equal
Suffrage to white, and BLACK. The Iowa
,UniongG Convention has already taken the.
same high ground. "a Both these States are
overwhelmingly BUnien,t and the tickets
,Iominatedlpby these, o Conventions,' 'on this
advanced and courageous platform, are per-
fectly { sure ;Yf success = Cleveland LYesdsf,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06
Personal.

-We,.,sd the pleasure of ,a,yisit this morn
inc from our genial friend Amos Laymah,
Esql3 the vigorous and efficient editordof
fHE COLUMBUS EsMAN.---Pldtb Deqlet,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26

wsrsAie's and psrnicious articles ~ onsn Ccssss.e
~ 10 The advertising co'umns O. tne prCse y .0 w.. y
Issevs that the proprietors OF hossestesu n"ssss ~
give quotations nom theis hus'neo c1opoasenI.~
u genuine opinions ~ those uho - ana evpveet.es
. genuine article should ~ eenscusdeds - ~ unsnsnt.
"a Of ssrav BY interruptions snplTics end chasIatans,
vhoss double object /, 70 cell boA their trash and ~
pnsN lie.
nssS,vtos. hcvsvsr that faeta important 70 ~ health
"A eonfoyt 81 The puhi,c and which caa b verified u
~ S"merthv sddrsss,ne ne parties Who vosched for
~ rukiIsh telov ! gsv communications Of vece't LITE
- vhieS sr.e- invite he attention Of The people. ana. q
~ ssme I'm. esc,c,sl,v rsouest an req ievs VINO &eiln.
-, 49, 4. Xxi. sr,,sr, n 16rpsa re lndlvf6unIs them.
ss,ves M s.cry,,in ne eoyrertoese ~ ~ csyt,~uiass.
I. 49, =. shoush. n.,hs.s ahse : nrsusraeIon me
= ,hrou.ho.s ~. ve,,ev~ hesnisnhsre. snA n 4 yapN0lv
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Price, only 80 cents q Bottle.
The Flsreaee Nightingale
Of The Nursery.
The following Is IN extract from a letter writ
ten by the Rev. Y. 4. Wsiser, TO the German Il.
formed kssenyer, at Chambersburg, Pa:
a DENEFACTREa0.

There Il . woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated, in our mind, with
the Yankee, Qusck," and 'Humbug." But
Il IL so no longer. and We desiee 70 wrest her
name from oil such suspicious association in all
other minds. Whatever notions we may have OF
womanly delicacy and propriety, we will admit
that woman alone is the Nurse the good Nurse
the bsst Eusae. whether We shall have Female
Phy sicisns Of not, is a question which must he
decided BY time and principle, and not as a mat
ter OF taste. Pride. prejudic". caprice and Gus
tom may ~ well behave themselves. for # there
Is really . wat, there will also be asupply-- II
there Be . "~calling," there will be a coming.
Nature and human society are always set supply
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent.
tlemen! Nor does she prescribe a regimen Tor
your wives; but modestly appears as Q messen
gel Of health and happiness TO your IxrAs1s IN
the cradle. Is there anything improper IN that
A Nurse Of 80 years" experience can pold,.
to be listened TO. God speed her on humble but
hsppy mission. She is the most successful phys
ician and most ~effectual benefactress our little one
ever cnjoyed-her doting parents rot excpeted.
just open the door for her, and Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. Of this We are 90 sure, that we
viii terch our "Susv" TO say "a BLESSING ON
MRs WiSaLow"-fo ~nelpiDg her TO survive and
escape gripping. colicking and teething siege -
We confirm very word set forth in the PRosrEc-
| rus. II performs precisely what it Processes to
perform. every part Of it nothing less Away
your "Cordial." .'Faregcric.' Drops "Lauda-
mum, and every other Narcotic py which the
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs. W~iaslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her " Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething'' IT we had the
power, We would make her, % she is, a physical
savior to the Infant Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26
LATESINEW


NA ~
Nxw Yosx, Juse 26.-fhs HerSld's
rWashipgtoa special has the following
/ N. Conway's oissiso has been SUCCESS
full II the matter ~ majority Of the Rich.
mond ambulance committee, but has fsiled
in ! few ~individuals belonging to the organ
~ization. and in behalf Of Gems. Echols aud
g. John, the Prssidentasked o. he nanes
embraced in the committee, and inquired
whether OF not it included Joe Anderson or
the Tredegar works. When the list va
handed him he scanned it carefully and par.
doned such Is were not especially under the
ban.
A considerable effort is being made by
Union men Of Alabama 10 have the Presi-
dent pardon L. B. Walker, Of Huntsville,
first rebel Secretary Of War.
1t is understood that Gov. Pierpont, Of
Virginia, declines TO sign any more recon-
mendations for pardon.
President johnson does not realize the
benefit to the Union cause to be derived
from q promiscuous release Of such men from
pains and penalties to which their acts have
exposed them, whereat the Governor is
much exercised.
Maj. Gen. J. NJ. Schofield, accompanied
by Col. w. Perry, Lieut.. Col. Campbell,
Maj. Lord. Capt. Winslow, and his staff, ar
rived IN Washington this A. N.
The General il understood to be here by
order Of Gen. Grant.
The Times special says:
The rebel Senator, II. a. Burnett, Of Ky,
has gone to that State under military guard
to be turned over to the civil authorities.
A New Orleans correspondent Of the
18th says:
Some 500 men Of the rebel army have
gone to the Rio Grande to enter the Mcxi-
can service. Our informant is young officer
of a Texas regiment. He said that the men
declared that they could not live under the
! United States flag, and would fight with
negroes first.
A Washington special says:
The remaining corps Of the Army OF the
J Po,o nae will probably be consolidated into
one division.
Extra orders have been issued for the
mastering out Of the 10Th, 39th, 10th, 9fst,
s6th, satb. ssth, 93d, 59th, SD, 49,h, 49th.
18th, Ard 43a New York the Goth, l0.th,
e9th, sd, 10Th, 57th, slst, ODD, 1924,
I 4l>t. 9th. s.th, Tooth and SD Mass: the
7,h West Virginia. 9Th n. H., LIST Maine,
50th. 9Th, aud sth VT; the 10th and 3D. n.
j., and the LIST Md. Vol. The total forces
mustered out is 1000.
Hon. Henry Winter Davis will probably
deliver the 4th of July Grafton in Chicago.
a Richmond correspondent saws
Judge Robert Onld, late rebel exchange
Comm s%sioner, and Major Darlington, one
Of hi. ASSISTANTS, have been released from
Libby Prison on parole, whore they were
c|oulucd on charge OF having taken part in
missing appropriations Of money and com
forts sent 10 imprisoned Union soldiers by
friends at the North.