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ga FrleI,a IN Need = Thass ra
apply 70 somA regular educated physician ~
has made certain diseases his special sss!l
sneh = man is Or. DARBY, who is daily spt,dj
numbers Of both seAss, and eyery age, yho ~
been 10 all the self-oallod doctors In this ~
and spent valuable time aad money, VIZ - 4
benefit until he took charge OF them. HIS ~
Aro more moderate than those of mere b9.''i, N
pretenderA, whose only purpose u 20 49, a \
unfortunate, aud thea adFise theln, Wusl =
almost too late, 10 apply 10 him. aa,i
Call on hinat once, Or yea Iaay rslTyuY
Afterwards. Dn, DAhnp,l a
slFssls, Washlaslon city, - ~
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Nav YoRK, May IL, IL p, m.-Gold 1870;
New York Central 89i; Erie 72I; Hudson
River 09ii Reading oi Michigan Southern
60I; Illinois Central ll4!; Pittsburg G3I;
Rock Island "; Northwestern 27t; do pre-
ferred 57i; Fort Wayne 02t; Canton Com.
pany 55i; Cumberland Coal 3si Qulcksilyer
5Sii Mnriposa l2I.
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A YEw weeks previous TO the oecupstlon oi
RiohmOnd by the UnitCd States forces, wood
was held at one hundred dollars per cord,
and scarce d that, II can now Be readily
purchased Il IsT0n dollarI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-18

Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
'es,-hialn The Same, with the lsas, possible
can oss~slss mad -nse srt,sEgi application
expense and delay, on 5Vasts. tneswno..-
ct the Department Of State. my4-3m
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LocAL AFF Ans.

A TEHBfBLs EtHsANcE. olfae.oA
sense Of the Inhabitants Of Washington has u.
ssvefAl days past been suffering FROM terribN
ObuOxious Odor, which Ia said 10 arise from
bone -bOiiing establishment on the south side Of
the river. This nuisance is intalerable. Our
Councils had the matter before them FEW days
ueo and inquired into the eanse Of the smell
The Communication of DE-. o. y. Dose, Secretary
Of the Board Of Health. was published IN our col
aims Dr. Dove rcferred 10 the sanfary eondi.
tion Of the city stating that the greatest cause Of
compliant ives this establishment, which Il
used f0T boiling the dead horses taken from
0elsborO', halns but fey mllas from the cltN
and directly on the river bank. The stencil
arising from the place porvadea 4 large pofi
tlon Of our city, Now the warm weatherf
| fairly upon us this huiaanee Il inlolerable,
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The paroles or SShnston's Army.
Colonel wHERHY, Of General scnoTfRLp's
stat. arrived hero yesterday from Raleigh
with ths paroles Of General JOHSsroS's
army. The rolls contain the Anmes Of about
thirty-ssven thousand officers and men, who
surrendered TO SHERMAN ~
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JEwELpv. :. Cluster seite. oornl s,tt.
Jct soits, 0ross eclia. Long Chaina, Draooi.ts
Rings, Jet Buekeis, Enamelled Buckets, srvor.
PLACED Cups, Teaspoons, Cali Bells, for oulv ~.
dollar at the Dollar lewelry siorr No a1s ~
mv1h.Iwa
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Orders viii soOa be Issued BY the Quarter.
master asnsral Tor The dl.shaEgs Of over any
thousand employees Of The oaartsraasssPs
Department,
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The Great Review In wa.hlnEton.

I0PFtcIAL BULLETIN.l
.. wAR DEPARTMENT, !
wAsHtS0ToN, May II, 1855.
Major General Dir, Nsio York;
A review Of the gallant armies now as.
sombling around Washington, will take place
here on Tuesday and Wednesday Of next
week, the 23d and Path inst.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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On The le,h inst, By the Rev. ,. n. N. Lcmo,
~ Union Unapet noh,s n9 -. y ohhhnrn nnd HIs
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and r. 1opplng at tho Klrkpood, fis und.,.
seed that She will b. the rcrirlcnf ~ uorsnas,
nf her hotel THE evening, gotten mp By hsr mnrr
friends ma ndmirvrs IN the urIny. -
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ss-AneI,nt F,ne Art..-Ealtsr o6 II

nTAneIent Ftne Arta.-Edltor Of IN
Nete rork Herald. Respecting the relies u Ios
eelain ware found IN the late cxhumniions ~ w
cnlancum, which have been forwarded TO the y
clety u Antiquities In London, whereof ".
correspondent says tho bottle Ienembiins praas
Plantation Btters was undou btedly placed amo..
the ruins by the agent Of DR.. Drake, We dealfss
state that he is incorreel IN every respect
bottle was found there bearing our iettering, =,
language of the Ancient Romans was dihers
from the accepted literature Of that day. W
Agent has other buslness than this Ia knrope, !
has not been In Italy At all. No doubt AmensAa
carry Plantation Bliters to Rome but tryiaG
impose upon society Of Antiquarians Ia Ih'
way seems quite useless, and We do not ApPfs.I
ate the j0ke. II Il unnecessary for " 10 ~,
money In Europe white we are unable 20 suPPi
the demand for those celebrated RliIers here
Respectfully, r. u. DnAEE 70
AS- The bridal ChambeF, an Essay !
Warning and Instruction for Young Mes. ~
4 new aud reliable treatment for Diseases o. =
Urinary aud sexual Systems sent fsst X
| sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. SKILL
Pa. mha.l
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Governor brown, OF GeorEia, ON His
Way IIither-Tho Mastering Out OF
the Pcnnsyivania Troops-Mrs. Lin
coin to Pass Through Harrisburg To-
morrow.
HARRIsBuR0, May 1s.--Gov. Brown, Of
Georgia, passed through this city this morn
ing, sN roHie for Washington. II Is reported
that JEFF Davis will soon pass through fora
like destination.
The camp for mastering out the troops Of
the central section Of the State will be located
in York or Cumberland counties.
Mrs. Lincoln and family nre expected to
pass through on the train tomorrow for her
new home in Chicago. .....
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NAvT YAnp.-Ths Lady stirllng, Llsuti,p'
ant Commander Pierre 0irAad, arrived Al ~
Yard yesterday from Richmond. Also, The J III
Atlantic Squadron, but foy the last month orr
10 the Potomac Plotlla. A.
Workmeu arc engaged tais morning a ~ ~
Ing mp the space south % the hslllng MN ~ ~
Sioa of that baildlng, - 800 10.
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Mss MAson PAuLmu cusnaAA -This
sppsssasss II tAis ely ), ths washlhgi The.
Ilis to'HiUhL uhs AIrysd 70 hvn ihh shlha
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A FEW MORE poARDKRs By III III
A pss S:Ias.s ~s'I Asa q iS''i R:rS. s;f
per Day
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FLEAs, Morris IN FuRs AND wooLESa, lNsNof
ON PLANrA, FowLs, ANNALS, Hrc.
as years established In N. Y. City"
.Only lnfallible remedies known. "
"Froe from Poisona. 4"
"Not dangerous 10 the Human Family.
Rats comlout Of thelr holes 70 die. y
So sofa by all DragHlsts nnd Retailers.
h6-ii. BRwARg!!i of all worthless imilahes'
90 Principal DEPof, 4s2 BnoADwAt. n; u
sold by all Druggsts aud Dealers a washinr
ton, d. q. mIl-dnvln
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BosroS, May 1.-THE Massachusetts, Leg
islature adjourned sine die this afternoon.
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PAsaPORTs.

rRuRsDAY.:i:!.....::::!!::!::::.:!.::MAY is, lsss
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6S- New York state Soldiers Agency
value 10 the soldiers of New York. or their
friends, furnished gratultouSly upon application
ut their aew rooms, either In person or by letter,
No. 2sS street, between Twelfth aud Tbir.
teenth streets mil -satulhh Z
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AS-Hair UprOote ed from all parts OF ths
body In i've minutes, without ihjury 10 the Akin,
by 6PlIAM's DEPILAToRY POWDER. Ash %
send for UPHAM's DEPILAroEr PowDER, and take
no other. Price 9l. Mailed 10 auy address fof
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by 3. @. FORD, 30 Penn
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandria.
ango mth&kgm
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S9- Georgetown. > The Republican
can bs obtained every evening at the Book aud
Variety Store of @. CRANDRLL, No. l2s Bridge
street. Georgetown. ja2i-a
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a1-FreciEles, Tan, and Pimplss Re-
moved at once by the use % uPuAM s PhBCKLR
TAN, and PIMpLE DANIsHBR. Price 80 cents
Mailed TO any address for rs cents, by 3. @. UP
HAM, 25 South Eighth street, PhilRdelphia sold
by s. G. FORD, 100 Penn. ave. , and HKNRT
COOK, Alexandria. ap2D.mlh&z9m
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the HAIR, wHisKERs. and M0UsTAcHBa bean.
tiful black or brown. hepnsists Of only one pre-
purAtion. Color will not fade or wash out 0niy
80 eonts box. Mailed 10 any address for rs cts.
bys @. uPHAM, IS South Eighth street, Phila.
dslphla, Pa. Sold by s. G. FORD, no. Penn.
ave, and HENRY COOK, Alexandria.
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AaESoI RxNoyAL. --On aud amer MONDAY,
January lst, 1888, the Massachusetts, stals
Agency will Occupy its new rooms In the gd.
tiOnal Intsiit0enoer Building second hoor, cor.
nsr Of Seventh aud D streets, Washington, D. G.
Massachusetts soldiers and citizens are invited
10 call
Advice and assistance given without charge
GARDINER TUFTS,
deSl-n Lieut.. Col. and State Agent
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,s scheme 10 Burn Northern Cities.


sworn. Witness visited Richmond on the lSth Of
April; remained there until the 2lst went into
the State Capitol aud found the archives Of the
so called Confederate states.
letter was here handed 10 witness, who stated
that he did not recolleet whether he found II
himself or whether Il was given 10 him by some
ono about the building. Witness here read the
letter. i was dated Rlehmond, February IL,
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BWoTn.--0n he ltlh and INth q April Wllnesa
hysd'At thu Psansylyenia boese, making ares,
70 ths hsass On nainraay mernlng, lsth April,
about two o'elooki had horye hrst time he
Same, Wint away, Had cane agaln without Any
heFIsI he lsh hl Lbout SlE s'SlSsk A nan wee
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Testified that on the night Of the l4th Of April
saw the prisoner on Sixth street. between half
past eleven and twelve O'Clock. He got In the
ears going to the Navy-yard. lie asked me to
let him sleep In the store. told him be could
In the store He seemed much excited | have
known him for soVen or eight years. lie said he
was going back to the Pennsylvania House. II
wa. about half-past eleven or twelve O'Clock
when met him. IL was about IL o clock when
he loft me. Hs left me At tho corner Of aud
Garrison street, near the Nayy-yRrd. He rode
~ far stroet, near my store then he got out.
He seemed 70 be excited Witness saw him take
the car for the city,
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Our stock consists in part Of
CalicOes and Domestic Goods Of all de-
scriptions;
French and English Merinos, ell eolOrs
Fancy and Black Silks;
PoPlins and Debages;
Dustres, Empress Cloths, BombaEines, and
other styles Of
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A visit to the Antietam Battle Field.

A correspondent Of the Baltimore Amer
lean describing visit 70 the AnLetam bat
tie field, says.
eThe town Of sharpsburg still bears many
marks Of the fight, the houses bsirg perfor-
ated by shells and delaced by miunis balls.
The citizens point out 10 the stranger the
places where shells exploded, and where
men were shot m the street. The Old
church which was 50 badly riddied has
been repaired. The Luth8rsn Church, on
the brow Of the hill, was so weakened BY
shot that the walls became insecure and
have been pulled down. The Episcopal
Church, byond the town, is q complete ruiu
having been injuretduring and since ths
battle.
"The chief object Of interest at present "a
the visitors is the National Cemetery, ioca
tsd by Gov. Bradford upon the summit OF
the most prominent bill Of the range select
ed BY Lee as the rebel line Of batlc. The
viwisone Of unsurpassed beauty, command
ing the entire country In every direction
From these grounds, with the AID Of q map
the battle field can be thoroughly inspected
and the various movements Of the troop.
made telligible 70 the civilian.
''rhe cemetery originated with cur e.
teemed and patriotic Governor His plan.
were approved by the General Assembly o
1865. An executive commission Of four gen
tlemen- rhomBs A, B0ut, Of HaeetstoWn
Doctor Biggs, Of sharpsburg, Charles G
Fulton, Of Baltimore, and Gen. +. shriver
Frederiek-was appointed, and the sum o
seven thousand dollars appropriated o.
Maryland's quota.
"The commissioners have applied 10 othe
States for aid, and will undoubtedly receive
prompt aud liberal responses When theu
Legislatures meet. Eleven acrea Of grOuns
have been purchased, which are nov beini
graded and enclosea by a substantial sionl
wall. When the ground Is ready the bodie
Of the drad heroes " n be removed b. th,
enclosure, and there rest undisturhed unit
summoned by the sound Of a trumpet which
will marshal them for another triumph
grsater than that achieved upon the Eel,
where now their mortal part slumbers
The commissioners have selected as thl
motto Of their seal the similar words, fDEic
e decorHM est, pro Pafria mort
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The Confederate L0an--Anothsr Ac-
eoent Of the List Of English sub

The Confederate Loan--Anothsr Ac-
eoent Of the List of English sub
scrihcrs.
Toe New York correspondents Of thc Lon
eon Times WRITES 10 that ioufusl a. follows,
under date Of October 81:
: The LIST Of holders Of Confederate stock
Z which Appeared in the New York paper, a
Ice weeks SO, having been ne sutioct Of
much comment 10 Engitnd, think b right
I o. tel yea Whist know about che iecumcnt
On zoe sth Of september, tshout q week.
believe, before the lisa VAS puhlishea,l saw
Mr Seward Tor the irst time st the ioreign
once ln the course Of conversation be said
% me, PRAY, what has Mr.. Il namnE a
/ genueman made b. this stock IN ,he C0n-
I ieierseyF ans Esrsa that ines nothing
a9out 10 bat thought d. very impr b bic thai
tae gentleman M question bad ever hsld
/ any OF the stock. he rang a bell ana ssii
/ o. the messenger Bring that list OF Buush
bendhoiaers here The man brought it,
ana Ar. Seward said, We nave obtained
tbs nom the Confederate seents 10 Psris.
The Cuuiederaies are poor now, and are vll-
Ing % selfall their secrets Besides, your
vice-chanceiior, Page Wood, has decided
that we are the heirs-at-laW of She Ccuieie-
racy, and Therefore, We are entitled o. their
pspers.' This be said With . smile. Ne
then read the list, % ihe beat 81 my recol-
lection, Is 10 appeared sntr gard iu the pa
pera, together fitt "a accoaE, ~ q lsaelluq
q ar. Beresi0rd Ropes, which yea VIII
have seen was published after the lat
Nos said Mr.. Seward, handing the pa
pers 20 me, you may ludsc hos dIsnter-
esssd was the support Enfl.sh headers Of
opinion gave 70 the Confeieracyf {, and
member Of The Engiish House 81 Commons
Hho was pEesent, suggested shat these pa
pefs are probably nQt authentic. Mr.. Sc
ward said q cannot tel that. I only tell
you where got them from. Intend 10 use
them, and We shall see on looking down
the list I said, Il am SURF there mast Be some
mistaze here, and The meaber Of Puria
mens made similar remark when be sae
the name % Mr. Gladstone down OR uQ1.
Mr. Seward, however, merely repeated that
Coniederate agents bad sold the lisa in Paris.
The papers were ioolscap Sheets fastened
t'gether by piece OF blue riboon in the
conner 1 nov know that they we're ia the
handwriting Of the American Minister az
PARIS, Mr.. Bigeiow. of this, I repeat, there
is aoL the slightest doubt. heard 20 more
Of the LET until one morning j saw Az the
Newspapers shouting over 4. u was SENT
rom Washington 90 the Associated Press
dispatch, aud appeared simultaneously IN I
ST the journals, the Herald being guiless l
Of the fabrication. Aiter a few days inter- I
val the aceoud iustalment was published Ia 1
the same manner. ] think it right 90 sd I
that, in my belief. Mr.. Seward was a. much 1
deceived as any one By the imposture, and /
that Mr.. Bigeiow is the person chiefly re-
spouaihle Tor putting d in circulation. [
Thinking the aflarr ralaer curious, snd that /
it might turn MP again one day, 4 made
few notes aboutit aficr I let Mr. Seward, I
aud from them give you this short state [
meut"
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M A z e N A
100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, sc.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO.OOO,

A IL 10 be sold for One Dollar each, without re
~ gard 70 value. Not % be paid FOR until you
know what you are to receive.
ssrn IS one OF the largest firms 10 the City OF N
York, and are doing very extensive bu ineses and
have cd haou the largest stock thatean b. found IN
the Ciiy."-oceana Times, Pent Water, Mich, Oct
n, ls64. "ThHir stock Is large, and buyens may
rels on articles purchased from them iusi as repre-
sented. Their Ions continuance IN business enables
them 20 offer better Inducements than any othel
house IN the cty."-Loyd AEnencan, Anderson,
Ind Ger 20, ls5l nTheir Watches are admitted
by competent judges, and those who have used
them 20 be- the best N use. They are eli they are
adVeltsed % be. Independent, Marrenton, ill,,
Oct ~, 1854. They are large desiers and then
stock h. Manufactured 10 Tie Dest style and Of pure
maIarisls. Telegraph, Saugeruos, n, v, Oct "a
Is6a. "All goods furnished a 4 what they rep
resented % Be- ''-hmes, Waterviile, n Y, Oct p,
lisa Worthy Of confidence Wyoming Demo
Graf, WsrfaE, \ Y, Oct ls, 1854 "honorable and
TAR dealing men. "-Cumberlhnd Valley Journal,
.---.---..-..L - p % N ~
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BANKERs AND HROKERs.

OTIS, T. A.-Lttorney and Councillor a. La
" Ofiee 421S Cherg 81: 2 0. Box rs.
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y ID lIoIllIlaI W. % WaTTIIIHI-
Naa-.silifE urailf usr1F. aui lln nna f'afrr
fll alEfaFinTa II ne HnH1aHTT u "a human ID .
a. m aalaie 81 lcaith md I.aaass via = IVA.
lse 90 EsliY hlrrra. IlE neuiurausa conscruaHras
-fl1 ne alna ala hadT, with he tulhar.s nIau
ln'ae y care ~ shown - t1a rcnurs 81 casra
ae-teu- a lfuiniaI aIrfsor to Coo u armed. niif
llase qealaln lnE ilIarla1a. ann entertain asa 81
= tAeir Pnfsieai uu1llqn. neul rfur ul nratnra 20
ny addfe1a, on uccint ui % ceui., n stamps ar
el..ll cifr1n1yl hF aadrusaiar o.. "a CtlaiN a..
~ Aaiacn lane, hlntuy. ny
Aua so her muy be- Consulted Hudn saV Of lfn
z seases upcu uhch h.s nour ir.afs rlfhaf rs1-on-
~ % ~ NAL, ana medicines sens % anv pari Of
a-r WIN oClla-auI
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For sale,

nhh Of nc beai kezidercea M tha country. .n
" tne southern sTt ai iua Gay, nesr The irrmInuf
o. no -ouih Aa1uFlli horaa- raliruad. iu "a ufsr
rate ueignu1rhood ne ruIl INK. a huse noa.rn
iHn-stoly pr g. eiin Gen tuoula. 40. nisn ta Hlof
uritH sllc BE- noufa ans aarFEui ufusis goa r.a.
tHrni larga Turis vel euclared. glIL lI ar-a III
and para Of ehicn i1 lrst rsIr 1.rdan Isnd 80
VIA rnqHee irull iraar. rarl n lsri flr u brisk
yard, vita p.eaiy 81 u1fer and 81 cauFoutsu.es
.ot sailt saoi NE y. and & i,si.roar ussaas
~ ~ crtnaf oi tAe phase iraIu ~ acn u1ud D. ra
ceifed Dor narunE ufi-a- TIE perry d auafta
in- faiioni ane - therefore efaisi Irof1 rsr
pon-en ttEea. goa suuns 81 Immediately 81
lolluE tne pforeriT. Terms easy
Alqazc oi NrlssuN a MTHFREE
roVl u or ~ MATT BROWNE
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Baieaslar.s HnIr nrsI

The Original and Bet IN tho World
The 1niy true ahd psrfsct Hair Dye. Harm
less, hoisahio ant lnstsn tansous. Pruducaa
lmmeliiaieiy q splendid klack OF natural
hroEni without niurinr the hair or akin.
hemediea TIE ID effects 81 bad dyes. Sold
ey All Druggists. The genuine 10 airne.i
William A. halchelor. Also,
AtgtHcraft1q Ertraci 81 AEirfclrs. f5r
Etttqrt1g asa Btauh ltisg tit Hair
CHARLES baTCHEl0k. Nav Yeas.
lepl5-iy
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entitled an act 70 amend the s1smptI

The following exemption law has Passe,
the House Of Representatives OF Mississippi
by vote Of So 10 p.
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Do soulhern Menber. o. congIe...

The Southern Members Of Congress.
The Washington correspondent Of TIE
New York Commercial writes
Those who believe that the Southern
members VIII present themselves &c tha
door Of the House Of Representatives. ct the
commencement Of the session, and en- ieavor
TO obtain possession Of seats by q iorcfble
struggle, either verbal or bodily, are mis-
takeu They will be advised by high au-
thoriiy here % wait patiently and not d
precipitaie an issue, but should the mem
bers Of the House not consider and act unon
their ella m % seats In q rras -nabla length d
tiDe, It is not at all improbable that che a =
powerful inhueuce Of the Executive viii Be
exercised in behalfof thoss Of them whose 10y
atty is.unquestionable. If il does come 10 this
the Ultimate result is nos daubtiul. Never
has B question arisen IN which the Execu-
tive End the House have been in opposition
that the President has iaot carried his point,
when be made point Bf So cong.
But 1 DO notappreherd that there wiz be-
auv cbreaks between the White House and
the South wing OF the Capitol President
Johnson certainly desires 10 aet harmoui-
ously with Congress, neither VIII maioritr
81 the Representatives, whose right h. seafa
h unQuestionabie, refuse those good ana
true losal men who viii present fhemssIvs.
properly authenticated. How, for szampfs.
could any gentleman who has rerrainaf
safely out Of harms way during the ~
exclude Colonel Stokes. who has hnght ar5
bIed Cor the old fsg. and uks viii $780,
himself az a Representative from Pa Ter
nassee, the most deFotsdly loyal sec,ion al
the Union Indeed, ii Il noF the onIv SER
ton where q reconstructed rebel soldier
cannot live in peace.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-21

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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q. 1855.