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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

BLocKADH-BITTBN.-The failure iS an
nouuced Of Thomas Sterling Bigbie, mer.
chant In London, with liabilities Of about
RiIO, ,OOoi and Of Burstsll & Co., Of Hull
& Bombay, with liabilities OF from { 200, 900
10 G300, 900. These failures are said to have
been chiefly caused by losses In blockade
running at rebel ports. Slsister rumors
are anoat as 10 other drms. David l..
Lewis, merchant Of London, has also sus-
pended for large amounts, Drafts for
large amounts by the Confederate govern
meut al Richmond, on their financial agents
al Liverpool, Frazer, Trenholm d Co., were
after three days delay, refused acceptance,
and allowed 70 be protested. One draft
alone Is for S27, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
ANorHER REvoLUrloNLRr soIpin

AHoTHHR REVOLUTIONARY soJDihR
GoNH The last Revolutionary pensloner
hAillug from Connecticut Is dead. Benj.
Brown, Esq., Of Waterford, who entered
his nlnety-slxth year March 10, 1885, was
under arms.a night patrol on the even
Ing before the 9th Of September, 1871, al
though he was then only In his l1th year.
He lived In the vicinity Of the lighthouse,
aud as the rumor prevailed that the enemy
were coming from the vicinity OF GArdl'
ner's Bay that night, when call was made
for volunteers for nightwatch, he shoul'
dered his fowlipg-plece, and all night long
pAtroled with his older companions. In
the morning no was the tlrst 70 descry the
British feet through the lining fog.-NL,
Star .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

MAMMOTH CAvn ALARAsTBR Tho Lou
lSvllle JOarRaI says that large quantities Of
pure white alAbaster, OF the finest quality,
are being taken from the Mammoth Gave,
and manufactured Into ornaments Of va
rious kinds, such as necklaces, breastpins,
earrings, crosses, charms, etc. This sub
stance ls susceptible OF the highest polish,
and the ornamenta Into which t is con-
verted are greatly admired for their bril-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

LIEUT.. CUSHING IN soHooL. -Lieutenant
Gushing, the hero Of the Albemarle, ae-
cordlng TO the Providence BaiietiR, was
formerly connected with the Naval Aeaa-
emy, but failed 70 give Satisfaction In the
required course. Some, at least, OF his
tutors seemed to think that he could never
make an efficient naval ofilcer But the
public will doubtless give him the honora
which the profession withheld. Though
not as promising a. many others while a
student, he is likely TO outstrip his compel
itors In the performance OF the practical
duties of the service. ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

FoRTRHss MonRou, March 20. = The
steamer President Fillmore, from New
York, arrived to-day, and reports expert
enolng bead winds and heavy gaies from
the southwest during the entire passage:
In latitude SS degrees north, longitude 20
fuegos, sinking her In q few moments.
The captain and all hands were saved.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

some Of thcse who robbed, burned. plun.
dered, md Wondered IN the lIIf Nt11- n
Georgia md bouth Carolina ff ae- can.
,not puccessfully realst them. lhen God help
'Hlehmond and har cltlneno. Devils from
he'll would show mercy HheIp these 0uhid
slrlke and rob, murder, pIIiage, and de-
strby. The only way that they can be per
mitted 70 come must be on the terms that
those came yesterday, as prisoners Of war.
The msjoTity OF the horde received yes
terday were captured from Kilpatrick's
thieves, aud they may NOT beinaptly called
kill devils.
A DIsHoNssr NEeRo REcHurT Some
dayA since q free negro named John Scott
applied at the recruiting rendezvous for
negroes, corner Of easy and Twenty-hrst
streets, and asked 10 be enrolled. He
said he had been doing well before; was
ths owner Of . boat on the canal, and was
making money shipping supplies to Rich
mond; but the Yankees, under Sheridan,
came along, and robbed him Of his entire
cargo and burned his boat. He had been
told they wouldn't treat free negroes 90;
now be knew better. Sand now," con-
tinued the recruit, addressing Lieutenant
Boseleux, the ofiicer In command OF the
rendezvous, snow / wants 10 join right
away WhhNo ukub uuulu. du-
KEGS dat hab treated me so bad; fore I'se
got no nussin In the world but just what
stands In, and l wants to fight dem dats
robbed mo-"
"why, scott, /" said Lieutenant BossieuI,
to test bin, 'you couldn't 1ght; what do
you know about gun 7" ooh yes, cap'D,
/ knows heep about q guns" ard Scott
threw himself into the posture Of Zouave
sklrmishing, aud put up his arm for an
imaginary musket, "jist LET me get bead
on 'em, and I'll bring 'em every pop"
Scott was enrolled q patriotic volunteer,
seeking revenge for losses inflicted on him
by the enemy, and clad In better clothes
than he had sported for many q dayi all
went on well for sometime, Scott proving
himself good recruit, and apt 70 learn
HArdee's tactics.
But Scott had learned the rogues' tao
tics before entering the military service oi
the confederate States. So on Sunday last,
an opportunity presenting, he bundled up
twenty -nye pair Of soldiers drawers, shirts,
pants, shoes, caps and socks, and, putting
In brilliant practice one Of the military
movements - the "double quick ~ de.
camped. He was pursued 70 the vicinity
OF Howard Grove hospital, but, executing
another dexterous moyement-thc "hghi
wheel"-eluded his pursuers and escaped
Governor Andrew VstOss q Bin ZEE.
cIudinR Liquor Dealers from JurIss.
3osroN, March 29.-Goyernor Andrew
to-day vetoed the bill 10 exclude liquor
dealers from serving as Jurors,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
nan E.toh.li on for California.

We learn that Mr.. sEToaHLI, the come
dian, will sail for Cal fornla next Monday,
where he will play star engagement at
ksgulre's Opera House, In San y francisco,
and star the other California cities under
Maguire's management. ...
We shall expect Dan. TO win golden
opinions In the shape OF coin, very
"muchly" In California, and II he should
come back poor IL would give us very
poor opinion OF that country.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

NEW YoRK, March 3O,-The CINCINNATI
GdsstttS correspondent At Gen. Sherman's
Headquarters sends tho following, under
date, 0oldsboro', March 25;
Information from Weldon shows that the
rebels have but few hundred soldiers
there, Most OF the guns In the works
have been removed. |'
Their cars are busy above us gathering
provisions from the country and sending
them 10 Richmond. Yesterday a train
came within twenty miles OF Goldsboro'.
The enemy has some twelve thousand
cavalry in our front, under Wheeler and
Hampton. Yesterday they hanged three
Of our foragers within two miles Of our
outposts.
fitzpatrick engaged part Of this force
yesterday evening. The firing was very
heavy for two hours. Reports Of the fight
have not yet come in. -.0 '...
The town and vicinity 10 crowded with
negroes OF all ages. Much suffering pre-
walls among them. Colonel Boyd, chief
quartermaster Of the 23d corps In the field,
10 perfecting q plan BY which the women
and children are sent TO New Berne, and
rations Issued to them regularly, while the
cost is charged to the sble-bodled men,
who are retained and employed at fifteen
dollars q month In this way all who
have families can support them. r.'.
Colonel Hayes, provost marshal OF the
2Sd corps, is receiving 40 deserters per day,
Large rebel malls captured show the ut
most despondency throughout the South.
The frst train from Klnston arrived this
morning Everything 10 quiet here, and
win probably remain 90 for number oI
days. W., a.A.'.'N ..a. ..
Col. Treat, chief commissary OF the $50
train at KinSton, 2' .I lsf- 11.l
Reports from the medical department
show that our losses In the lighting lasl
week have been overestimated. RlfleeI
hundred will about cover the whole. "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

SANITARY GooDs ron WnMmaToN.-
IL. H. De Motto, Indiana Military Agent,
shipped yesterday large amount OF sanI-
tAry goods TO Wilmington, n, O., for tAe
rallef or our alex and wounded in that
Susr,sA These gOoda were furnlShsa By
the InaIAna Sanitary oommISsion. and are
the frst of he Kind sent nom this port 70
North cafOiIlA. The slais deserves praise
for rAG,PrOmpIaess snd llbsnlityssh
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

We have nothing later from the front
since the Issue Of our first edition, ex-
cept the assurance that General GRASr's
grand columns ere marching on ylctori.
ously. The latter has full authority from
the PREsIDENT 70 make q peace, and we
have no doubt that Mr.. LISooLH iS
waiting upon the deck Of the "River
Queen" 70 hear the terms upon which Lnn
VIII espItniits.
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Amu..msnts Ta-NIEht.

0RovxR's THHATRE-Martinettl Ravel
troupe, and other attractions. q
FoRp's THEATRE - Maretzek's grand
Italian Opera.
FAKIn OF vIsuNu al odd Fellows Hall
sroNE q RossroS's CoMBIEATIos CIR
cue - Corner New York avenue and Sixth
street. N U .fr..... ...
vGH ANBuRoH & Co.'S MESkoBRB
combined with Thayer n Noyes' Circus
Bixth street, near PsnpSylVAniA avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

IT Is said that at one OF the recent bals
nsasquss In high life in Paris an enormous
giant entered, and frightened all-even the
Zouayes. Amer struttlng and growing,
be lay down in the corner for two hours.
lights were being put ont, there was the
giant st'll. He was kicked, but lol the
spirit had hed, and the case remained Z.
Evidently the inslde man, big or little, had
escaped unobserved, and accomplished one
Of the best mystldcations Of the evening.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

LIVELY TIMES PRHDIoTBD. The on
creek correspondent Of the Erie Dispsteh
says OF tho work In prospect In the Venan-
60, county oil region:
"When spring fairly opens, and the ma.
chinery ls ready 10 place, there will he
wanted fully three thousand good, trusty
engineers. They will only man I, 800 en-
gines, now ordered for the oil regions. And
for all Of these there will be wanted fully
O 900 memo. all work, %
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

PHILADELPHIA, March S0.-The sales OF
the seven-thirty loan to-day amounted 10
e2,nS7 900. The largest western was
$50, 900, from Springfield, Illinois; and the
largest eastern $4,000, from New York.
There were fourteen hundred and sixty
four individual subscriptions for small
amounts. ......-...
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LOCAL NEWS,

IscENDIARY ATTRMPr.-Last night some
malicious psraon attempted to burn the large
warehouse OF the u. 3 Christian Commission
tempt was made % building . fire on the bide
OF the WAnehou,S. A gentleman who was
pAssIhT shortly after the firo was lighted gNvo
The alarm aud Arous d some Of the inmates,
away before any damage was done. Had the
nre not besn discovered 90 soon, no doubt the
buuding would soon have been In blaze.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

az poUrH AAlHHicA.-A parliamentary pa
2 per shove that the French and English
0ovofnments have sent Identical instruc-
tiops % their naval commanders an the
bonth American station. They are raj
quired 70 use every fdepdiy effort 70 secure
fho lea navigation Of rivers, but NOT ID
eee torce without reference 70 the home
coyemment, Merchant veasels are warned
et..pet carrying munltl0hs Of war 70 he
pAl8elont1Y ioaasatne tibs b5i555
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

A GOOD IDEA.-The Ohio Senate has
passed a bill on Su important subject, 70
witi Tho inspection Of theatres and halls
for public assemblies, to see that they are
protected against FIRE, aud are provided
with sufficient means Of egrcSS in case OF
Gre or alarm.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

TRnNToN, March 3o.--Both Houses OF the
Legislature have agreed 10 adjourn on the
9th Of April. Mr.. Scovell'S bill, making
IL an offence punishable by Hne and i'm
prisonment 70 retain or appropriate the
bounty OF any New Jersey volunteer, passed
both Houses by unanimous vote.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

b KILLED IN BATrLE.-Among the killed
OF the battle Of Petersburg was Lieut.. Jas (.
Whelpley, company d, lst Maine veteran
volunteers, of Eastport, Maine, aged Is
years. Lieut.. Whelpley had served three
years % . private. without receiving q
wound. he was brother 10 Mr.. Charles
,Whelpley, chief operator In the Washing
ton Office Of the Peoples Telegraph Line.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
SRlDAYarH,H,a,.a,,,a.MARcus 81, 1865

THE PRESIDENT AT CITY POINT.
The President OF the United States has
mot returned To the Capitol as reported
He Is yet at City Point, headquarters on
board OF the River Queen, and will be
Joined by Mr.. SEWARD to-day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

STILL THHI CoMH.-One hundred and
thirty-one moro rebA desea ters and refugees
arrived At the Provost MArshApb once tnis
aitefnoon. They repIe-ent regimen soteyery
alIeGianee aud will Be furnished with trauS-
portalion North. This awella the aggregate
numbet Of doIerteFa and refugees Tor the
month sndiSg to-day TO 2ssso. Ia. 9.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

sroFn d RossroS's CIRoUs will posi-.
lively open this afternoon on the corner OF
New York avenue and sixth street, The entire
troupe arrived hero yeSterdAy. .A. .f
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

ing confidential medical assistance should l
ply 10 some regular educated phyHlStAn
has made certain diseases his special stu
Buoh man 10 DE-. DARBY, who 10 daily fun
numbers OF both GeNes, ard every 49,
have been TO all the selEealled Doctor In
city, and spent valuable time and money, v
terms are more moderate than those Of M
boating pFetenderS. whose only purpose y
1eeoe the unfortun 'te, and then adviae th'
when Il IL AlmoPt too late, to apply TO him.
Call on him ~ once, or you msy reSIs'
ever afterwards. DR. DARBY.
No. asa Tth street, between d and 4 sire.
Warrington city. ieblS'
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ImpOrtAAt NJ ntary Movsmsnts In
Tennssaae.

WAuTAuoA BRrDGB, TENN, March IS,
via LoUIsvmJS, March 29.-The forces
under command Of Maj. Gen. stoneman
have, In their rapid advHuce, recovered one
hundred miles Of railroad, and are driving
fusion before them. Gen. Stoneman win
soon strike the enemy where they least ex-
pect IL. Probably when this dispatch
reaches New York, the Richmond papers
will have chronicled the advance. b
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

BUSINESS AT Col. IEdRAHKM's OFRIcR.--
ThS whole number OF rebel deserters and rek
pEess reported At the Provost Marsh Ia once
for the month Of February amounted 10 $3.50,
TODAY, was z, 2,769-mAking q grand total OF
A,lts, II should be remarked that this num-
her u exclusive Of women and children, who
were legion In themselves.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

Ths UnItsd Statss Steamer ststtin.
BosroN, March 29!-The United States
steamer stettin, from 3d.. Helena Sound,
9. O., arrived here to-day. ..'..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

Mr.. WILLIAM FAxoN, Chief Clerk Of the
Navy Dspartmsnt, hsS gone to cOnnsetisut on
. short visit Mr.. John W. Hosg, chief cor
responding clerk Of the Navy Deparimsn.,
will oticiats 90 chief clerk durirS Mr.. FaNon's
abeenee
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

AUGUSTA, NE, March 29.-Gov. Cony
has appointed Thursday, April 10th, for
fast day In Maine.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

Stocks heAvyj Chicago and Rock Island,
6Gli Illinois Central, 92l, Michigan South
ern, 60sj New York Central, s4i Reading,
20, Hudson River, 9slj Erie, 46,i Gold,
I49li one.year Certificates, 0S.
Gold, fols; New York Central, s4S, Erie,
40a, Hudson River, 9ss; Reading, Ssk.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

Two LADY RKFUaHHs. = Two lady re-
luyeeS arrived a. the Provost MerlhAl's once
this moFpiog. They ate from CclumbiA,s. o f,
fOi oes, they employed themselves A. nutses
IA the Cineroat military hoapitAlh. TueiF
names are Mis- lane Nightingale and Mrs.
julia g, woLley. They eheerfully took the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
COURT PROCEEDINGS

CIRCuIT CouRr-C CAisT Justice Cdrttev.-
The case Of zepheniAh ZONES against Jao.
Iugle, administrator Of Ann n. Dermo,t. ",
resumed this morning, and the argument
the Jury continued.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

A YOUNG RuAslsn shot himself In the
streets AZ Paris few days aimee, because
his family wanted him 70 return home,
sooner stLan leave Paris hs killed himself,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

TR NEW sFHAM FRS ENsNR .-As we
20 to pTesS tails afternoon, the new steam
Pre- EnElne, No. 1, which arrived few dAya
Ago and was btntioned tu the First ward ~ the
Uaion EnElne-houae, IL being tried ~ the cor
ner Of highth and = streets, IN tho preaenea
a. proved SSssa ssssSR e Ria1sSss ssss.os
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

ALBANY, March 30.-The paid fire de-
partment bill passed the Assemb y to-day,
having previously passed the Senate.
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RELEASED IRON THn ON CAPITot.-
teern, was released thia morning nom The q,
CAPITOL, by order Of Major Gen, Auger, a.
ordered TO be cent to Col. Wells, lisxandril
Vifglnia. M NfW 1.rf : - !
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''sPRrse IT Is CHERRY,

"SPRISG 1T rs cHBRRY,
Winter 10 dreary,
Green leaves hang, but the brown must .
Whsn he is ShakeD,
Lone and foraAken,
What can an old n an do but die "
Why, take PLAETATIoH BIITERs TO Be su
and wlik them Q new leate OF life. The
are made youpg again, the middle-agtd
Ioiee, aud the young become eoubly brilhi
by uEirg this spleudld Tonic. DjSpepl
Heartburn, LAYER Complaint, Headache, Pa
In the tide, "Crick In the Back % and all syu
BIrrERs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

H6The BEtd al Chamber, an Essay
Warning and Instruction for Young "
Also, new and reliable treatment for Disc,
HopGHToN, Howard Association, Phil.aa
phia, Pa. mhJil
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

II PRIsoN.--Ysterday there wero in III
old Capitol prison II prisonsrn, and "a. Cam
iO9-total I9e. Ts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

F.Km or Visuru.--A rare entertain
enih street, ~ the FakiF Of vInhnus He nv,
somethinG moro 10 his audiences than am ~,
ment. Valuable gifts are distributed bV IN
adding much interest TO the poriormAnce
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OTEAMRR Gro. H. STOUT a

~ rived this morning, and h disehAra
at foot OF Hight street, Georgetown. Y
Signees ". II please attend TO Teoeiylrg "
goods al onte. Thls steamer sails ~ u
April Ist. Q. p. B0UGHroN, Agent,
Now York and Washington Steamship y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

No Nom PAsBns. : Amer TO morro,
passes will not be reqnired for persons des
Ing 10 20 10 AiexandriA, Va.
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81 First NvhFd.-Ths subsertbers
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In the IL
Ward, who 1Ave been neglected BY forn
carriers, and who desire to continue, v
please loave their Ordora at the Book 3
INK PennsylvAuia avenue, between StTs
teenth aud Eighteenth atreets, and they "
be served promptly and 6 gulailY. nov2iI
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Gold and stocks.

NRw YoRK, March 30.-Gold has been
Iuoted to-day as follows,
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~ Peoples TsIsgrspn.-NsWE EhI
CLASS LrEEs, direct 10 NEW YORK, Bu
TON, and all important points. washingta
odeesi REPUBLICAN BUILDING, oil NM
street, (Vest aide,i corner PennsyiVAnla Il
nue. and sixth Itreoss under National Hc'I
snd corner Fifteenth and streets Cppoa,
CHARLES D. MOVES
febIe-tf Manager Washington District
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

iassa 20 nurnkEaugspHoum.- Inn,
wilsey, 81 company :, 1tsh New YoIk 4,
airy, was this mornlng sent from the ON =
Ne PEeye,t MaIshal General, through MAE
AZ y ns saN, MssS y ~ ssrsmss nsssrss
tried b. eourtmartids
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

Governor Andrew vstoss BnI Ex-
ueIudinE Liquor Dealers from JurIss.
5osIoE, March 29.-Goyerpor Andrew
to-day vetoed the bill 10 exclude liquor
dealers from serving as jurors.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

~ Parties, Balls, WsddtnRs.--shai
nsld's Confectionery-Ladies' Dining saloon
$50 sixth street.
I am now prepared 10 furnish 10 the be,
french style, and my own auperinte endenO,
Parties, Weddings, and othor entertainment
IN most reason A6le terms. Tho best Fren.
Confectionery always on hand Private Dil
ners and suppers furnished ~ my BlOot
Country Orders and Parties attended 20 In u
AhorteHt notice. Ice Cream and Water led
made by steam power, in plain Anl fan;
mouldI, for PARTIES, Dlnners. iant-1n
~ Georgetown. - The Republics
can be obtained 0very evening At the ROd
and Variety store Of q. Crandell, No. u
Bridge street, Georgetown. ia2l-tf
u- Calvary Baptist Church mGsl
every sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, Z
Fifth gtfcet, between Il and Louisiana AV
nue.. Service st II A. M. and TN p. N. Ssa
free, Rev. T. r. hewlett, pastor. JauIs-tf
H- New York state ssldisrs' Agene
removed to No. 28S y street, between 1wslh
and Thirteenth streets. All Information
interest or value 20 the soldiers Of New YOi
or their friends, fnrnithed gTAtultously up;
Gpplicatlon At their new rooms, either In pI
son or by letter. No. 2s3 Y street, betwsI
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
MI BAtuthu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-16
Outside COnRres,.S,.

The NeDY YOrk Tribune thinks it would be
magnificent proceeding if the Southern
members at Washington were to go to
work and unite with FRED. DoUGLAss aud
] his cplored co-laborers in behalf of Negro
Suffrage, in an outside Congress, and there
in agree that the recently manumitted
slaves should be made electors. Such pro-
!ceedings the Tribune processes to believe,
wpuldproddce. the most salutary results ;
would stay the hand Of the bahgman, and
thwart THAD, STEVENS in cutting up the
lands of the South and dividing them
among the Negroe s.loi9d boot @l.s 7aal . .
What absurtity nextP sE" nlt ~ 20 '.p .