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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09
BY TEL I1G IL AI'II.
STILL LATER FROM NEW or,
LEANS.

BrowsNIIIc, Texas, Occupied by Union
Forscs-The ConredeTRtes Sell their
ArtiIlery-COnfcdcTRt soldiers sI'b-
DUNG Rebel GuerriIIRs, &C., sc.
NEw ORLEANS, June S.--Brownstilc
Texas, was entered by the Union forces un.
der Brig. Gen. Brown on the 3lst of May
The ContodOrntes, before leaving, sold their
artillery to tho Imperalists.
Cortinns Is harboring about Matamoras
confronted by Mciia.
Lots Of Confederate soldiers are active in
subduing the gucrrillas in the Southern
States; no mercy is shown them.
The report that Kirby Smith il going to
Mexico to make II his homo, with large
amount Of money, Is confirmed.
General Candy has turned over n portion
Of his cavalry to General Sheridan.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

MISS ASSA y. DIcKlSsoS will deliver her
lecture at tho Il Street Baptist Church this
(Fridny) evening. This lecture has been de
liyCred by Miss Dickinson in other citics,
and hns been highly spoken Of Sho is an
cloduont speaker
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09
LOCAL AF FAIRS.

STosE 4 RossroN's CIRCUs-An immense
audience greeted this unequallsd circus last night,
aud every ono present seemed delighted with th"
splendid performances. II Ia almost unnecessary
for us to say that this II decidedly tho very bet
circus, In every feature, that we have eEer hsd
In Washington. Tomorrow will positively b"
the last day Of this establishment Ia this city.
The free exhibition OF the sensational feat Of Tr"
nautic oscillations Is u remarkable display 81
gymnastic skill. Tho pavilion is located on tho
corner OF Now York avenue and Sixth street.
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From Now OrIenns-KIrby Smith Gone
90 MeHiCO-A Dangerous CrcNRssG
ThrCate ~ the CIV, &C.

NEw ORLEANS, June Report says that
Kirby Smith has gone to Moxico to mako IL
his future homo,
Gov. Wells has appointed Burke acting
mayor until the return Of Mayor Kennedy.
A dangerous crovnsse broke through below
Kemer and threatened to overflow tho city,
and which caused great destruction Of
property, was stopped.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

Mn ARSoLD, wcmbcr Of Congress from
Illinois the four years Of Mr.. Lincolns Rd.
ministratiOn, and his personal friend is pre-.
pairing memoirs Of the life and administra-
tion Of President Lincoln, with n history of
the important Congressional legislation Of
the same period.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

LEoSARD GROyER, tho Grand ImprCssario
of the German Opera, arrived In town this morn
ing lie inaugurAtcs tho fashionable season At
Saratoga springs, with herman opera, about in
lmlN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

PRESERVATION CONCERTS oF rHE N. Y. NJ
J. AssoCIATIOS. TO morrow, Saturday, our riit,
ysns aud the strangers soJourniny with us will
have the very last opportunity Of purchAsing
ckcis tn the grand presentation concerts of tL'
IN the shape II pianos, watches, sewing ma
chimes, jewclry, silver ware, aud other article
too Numerous to mention.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

wENpELL PurLLrrs late speech Is char
acterircd rs "thc stirring Philippe of Bns-
ton orator.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

NIEoE'H CRHA- NEw YanEI= Cssc"s -
l. well known To all lovers Of RnusemenIs, tbs
this famous circus, located on Sixth street, h'
low Pennsylvania avenue, is Opcn every hU''
noon aud evening, aud Is well deserving the gru
erOus patronage II receives.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

RELEASED PROM TuE 0LD CAPIToL.-Licu
tenant o. II. Lumpkins, prisoner Of War, aus
formerly Of the ID Tennessee cavalry, was T.
loascd this morning from the Old Capitol.
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SPECIAL NOTICI1R.

- ASS-A<AAl W. AN-L<E-.
SS-Ncw York and Washington Steam
SUR CoSPANr, foot 81 High street, Georgctown -
steamer ANN ELIZA l. now diseharRlnH her
cargo. Consigncrs will please remove freight
without further notice.
.l c. p. HOUGHTON, Agent
GEoRGFtowS, June ., 1853 jop-H
Sc A IA n E. ID \ ~ q n :
WILL pELIvER ava GREAr LEcTrRE 0S
TIE DEATH OF TIE LATE PRESIDENT.
"Ho being dead, yet speakcth.
(which has beon peeiyed with such favor 10
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Sc. J
IN TIig u STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, on
FRIDAY EVENING, jane y, al 5 clock.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS
To bo had at the Principal Hotels aud B1'A
stores, jo7'a'
6S- Massachusetts Military state
AIEECT EEHOyAI. On aud after hnhDAl, ,
January lEt, lS65, the Massachusetts sial'
Agency will occupy Hs new rooms In the M
tioadI IRfsiii0nosr Building, seeond hooTI e"I .
nor Of seventh aud D streets, Washington, D. a.
Massachusetts, soldiers aRd oitiEons are inNll"i
10 call
Advice aud assistance given without charge
GARDINER TUFTS,
dsJl-u Lieut., Col. aud State Agent
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NAVAL AfAbhhN, NtWfoht June u, 1904.
NGssrs SiHGoH D,Upsr, u Haing DHcr, and
Othsr gentlemen " ths CTHimihsS!
Your note Of the I'd inst, only reached mo
this morning, and 1t is with extreme regret
that am compelled to say that my duties as
President of the Board of Visitors at tho
Naval School render It impossible for mo to
comply with your request to he present at
the public meeting to no hold Tomorrow
evening at the Cooper Institute.
No ono can more heartily concur in tho
sentiments which bring you together, and
which will no doubt bo so fully and ably OK
pressed by the speakers on this patriotic Oc
cAsioni but, knowing my inability to attend,
can only express my appreciation Of the
compliment paid me, and my sympathy with
the object of the meeting,
Believe me to be, with sentiments Of re-
spect and esteem gentlemen, your obedient
servant, d. q. FARRAGuT,
Vice Admiral,
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The Conspiracy Trial,

Tho court met this morning at II o'clock. The
reading of yesterdays testimony was concluded
NJ ~ o clock, when
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Nc FELLOW- -CiriLRSs, ! eau scarcely hnd words
u thank you for the Kind greeting with which
roa have roreiNed me. give you my thanks,
And wish had sOIneihlng 10 say That could
compensate YOU FOR tho Kind audience which
you have HlVSn ne.
haVe seen u announced that the object Of this
nieeting IL 20 endorse the administration OF An
drew Johns0p, President Of tho United states
l0reAt ehnsrlnEl have yet ~ nud the first
laAh who has anything 10 say against H. Il have
not yet seen n Whig or Democrat, or man oI
any stripe Of pOlltios, who has n word 10 say
against tho present Administration, and thcro-
fJTs II would BE- very dineult thing for me or
for any one 10 cOtnbat the opponents Of tho Ad q
Inlniatrati0h. The only notable thing that has
fallen under my observation since President
Johuson has assumed the Toins Of power Ia this
country, has boon the issuing Ol his several proc
lAInatl0ns ia regard 10 the restoration Of tho
UniOn, ~ u IL called that portion Of the prOcla
InAt0n which Is devoted 10 the restoration Of the
sovereignty Of the 0ONeFnu'sn Ia the late rebel
llOus states. ] have not heard much exception
70 that portion Of tho President proclamation,
nor, indeed 10 AHy part VI the Prosidont's pro-
gFalntno.
Pie principles upon which his proclamation Is
founded ave the principles announced by pTosi.
dsnt LlEepln and upon which he WAs elected, the
very principles upon which Mr.. LlneOln was
elected In regard 10 the reorganization OF the
Uni0H; aud do not consider II necessary TO en-
Tar into any argument here upon the subject.
lRdSSd aV Of late W unfamiliar with arguments
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testified that ho resided IN Charles county, ~
miles from Bryantown. Knew Dan I J. Thomas.
Ills reputation for VerAcity was bad.
The Court took n recess until o'clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

Testified that he resided In Charles county, MI
know Dauicl Thomas since childhood his
general reputation In the community was very
bad Witness would not believe him under oath.
Witness knew nothing about his loyalty or dis
loyalty his reputation, a. far a. witRuss know,
was not good for anything Witness had known
Dr. samuel Mudd since childhood his reputation
had been good never knew Of his being engaged
IN aiding tho rebellion. wltness had been a
linton Tal.
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only and no other. They are directed 10
push forward regardless Of orders from any
one except Gen. Grant, and cut oil John.
ston' : retreat. ..
Beauregard has tclegraphed to Danvile
that new arrangement has been made with
Sherman and that the advance Of the 9th
corps was to be suspended until further or
ders. | have telegraphej back to obey no
orders Of Sherman, but to push forward as
rapidly as possible
The bankers here have information to day
that jeff Davis specie is running South
from Goldsboro', in wagons, as fast as pos
sible.
suggest that orders bc telsgraped
through Gen. Thomas that Wilson obey no
orders from Sherman, and notifying him
and Candy, and all commanders on the
Mississippi, to take measures to intercep,
the rebel chiefs aud their plumber.
The specie taken with them is estimated
here at from 5000 900 to SIS O00,000.
(Signed) H. w. HALLECK,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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sarv s,fpplies To troons in the field The |
nuychase Of horses. mules. wagons and 9TH |
or land transportation will be stopped also, |
purchases of forage ex,ept what il required |
for Immediate oonsum otion. All purchases
of railroad construction and transportation
will also be STONED. t.a
Sd. Tint the 0ommissary. General of Sub
sistence discontinue the purchase of sup
plies in his department, except of such as
NAV. with what il on hand, be reouired for
the forces in the field to the lst of June
next.
4th. That the Chief Of Ordnance stop all
nurcbases of arms and ammunition, and
materials therefor, and reduce the manu-
facture of arms and ordnance stores in the
! Government arsenals as RAPIDLY Us eau be
done without injury to the service.
5tb That the Chief of Engineers stop
all work on all field Notifications and other
works. except those for which specific ap.
propriations have been made by the com.
manders for completion, or that may be re-
oujred for the proper protection of works
in progress. 'f.'. .... ...r.. ,.....a
9th. That all soldiers in hospitals who
require no further medical treatment be
bonsrably discharged from the service with
immediate payment. All officers and en-
listed men, who have been prisoners Of war
and are now on furlough or in parole camps,
and all recruits in rendezvous, except those
for the regular army, will likewise be hon,
orably discharged. The officers, whose
duty il is under the regulations of the ser
vice to make out rolls and other final papers
connected with the discharge and payment
of soldiers, ure directed to make them out
without delay, SO that this order may be
carried into effect Immediately.
The Adjutant General of the army will
!; cause an Immediate return to be made b,
the commanders in the field, garrisons, de
tachments and posts Of their respectiv,
! forces with view to their immediate re
ductiop. ...l
8th. Ouarter,nasters, Subsistence Engi
neers and Provost MARSHALL GENERALS DE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-04

some weeks ago it was announced
by the Guernsey Jefersonian that
JoHN W. OKRY, Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas of this sub division
of the Sth Judicial District, intended
to resign his position and move to
Cincinnati to practice law. We have
heard that Judge OKEY removed his
goods some time since TO Cincinnati,
and saw In the paper that he, as a
practicing Attorney, had taken the oath
OF allegiance required by the rules of
u. 3. District Court, but have never
heard OF his resigning his Judgeship.
Has his excellency obtained a special
dispensation, authorizing him to carry
this Judicial district around in his
breeches pocket2 His practice OF
leaving Courts abruptly in the middle
OF a session, or closing them uncere.
moniously before the business of the
term was finished, followed by this
movement from the district, leaving us
without the services for which he still
proposes to draw the pay, looks a.
though he really thought he owned th,
district and everybody in 1t. w,
should like to know under what cod,
OF morals he justites his holding hi,
commission and drawing his pay as
Judge after he has ceased to discharo,
the duties Of one? We should like !,
know. ifthe Judge or any of his friend
are at liberty TO inform us, whether hi
object is simply 10 draw tie pay, o
whether he Is, acting under the adyic
of his party friends to prevent the ar
pointment Of an ''Abolitionist' to a
the vacancy II he should resign p
Whatever his motives may be, there
one thing certain, his conduct in VII
tualiy removing from the district 70
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Belmont Common, Pleas.
NOTICE.

'' ''''F NOTICE. bfSlkc
Thomas Day Plaintiff 'HE aeienaan,s nsaaml" j;! y
Rachel n. simpson, }Gratsny, pre hereby notified
and Others defendants that the 18th day Of March,
A. D less, the plaintiff field petition IN said Court,
against em aud others praying The Court TO direct the
hrir4 oi William y. Simpson decd 10 execute quit
claim deeds 10 the plaintiff of Iheir interest III the prem
ses hereinafter described and lor other proper relie on
he ground thai d premises were pnIc hssed by said
plaintiff and said Jrcedeni in parncr-hp that said Day
paid has assumed 10 pay all the purchased money
therefor and all the aud er all the repairs thereon,
and tat the amount by him expended ARE lar beyand
he value Of snd premises. Said prnises nre described
foows: situate in York Township in said ,Copily,
and the Ohio river, and running from the hoineari
ui the Flnlid on the South about IL miles up the
river the lands OF HOrnlto Mel Lane AMI Joserh Me-
luuss heirs, the Norih aud CONTAINING in the ag-
grentc nbouut vi l2 and particularly described
IN said riuml. Unless said defendants appear and
d'nur said petition Ivy May t3, 1855, sand
pc ilinn will lie TAI en- confessed by them
J. +. CiiARl.E.SWORFH Clerk
=. $. 4 D. D. r. CowEN, Auys for iii.
Marcl IL. lsN5.-0w. -
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Capture of Booth and one of
kAis Accomplishing kill-
+ edl--Particuiars OF the Cap


f ed--Farticulars OF the Cap
ture. ..I .-..,. .r.s,N
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, April
9th Official 10 4MGj. Gen Die: j.
Wilkes Booth and Harold were chased
from the swamp in st. Mary's County, Md,
to Carrots farm near Port Royal, on the
Rappahannock, by Col. Bakers force. The
barn in which they took refuge was fired.
Booth, in making his escape, was shot
! through rhe head and killed, lingering about
three hours, and Harold was captured -
Booths body and Harold are now here.
! Signed ' Il NJ. STANTON, p
Sec'y Of War.
.WAsHIydroN, April 27, =. Yesterday
morning II squadron Of the l6,h New York
botwepn Bowling Green and Port Royal,
near Frede, ioksburg, Va. The barn was
surrounded and a demand made tor their
surrender Harold was in favor Of doing so,
but upon Booth calling him a coward he re
fused to do SO. The barn was then set on
fire and upon it gettiag too hot, Harold
again pro scnted himself aud put his hands
through the door to b. handcutfed. While
! this was going on Booth fired upon the
soldiers, upon which Sergeant fired at him.
The ball OF the Sergeant took effect in the
head of Booth, killing him. Harold was
taken alive and he and Booths body were
brought to the Washington Navy Yard last
night. '1i'.
Booth was discovered in the barn by the
cavalry. He declared his intention never
to surrender, and said he would fight the
whole squad, consisting Of % men, if they
would permit him to place himself twenty
yards distant. The scouting party was un-
der command Of Lieut.. Edward Dougherty,
Booth was on crutch, and was lame. He
lived tive hours at>er he was shot, whisper
ina blasnhemies against the government
and sending farewell message to his moth.
or. At the time he was shot it is said he
was leaning on his crutch and preparing to
fire again upon his captors .5 a...,
The Star contains the following particu
lars Of tho capture OF Booth:
To Lieut. Col. s G. Baker, special de
tective Of the War Department, and his ad
mirably trained detective force and to the
J 18th New York cavalry, active participa
tors in the seizures OF these criminals, the
country owes debt OF gratitude for this
, timely service. 1t seems that detachment
OF the 10th New York Cavalry, numbering
about twenty five men, was dispatched from
this city on Monday under the direction Of
J, Gel. Baker, in command Of Lieut.. Dough
, erty, accompanied by some Of Col. Baker
officer, who captured and killed Booth, aDd
} captured Harold, one Of his accompices
alive. ..I...t.,,., fSAV
The cavalry after leaving him landed al
Belle Plain in the night, and at once start
cd out in pursuit Of Booth and Harold
having previously sscertained from color
, ed man that they had crossed the river int
! hired by Booth from man for $500 Pro
cesding on toward Bowling Green, Lieut.
} Doughorty, who was in command of tn,
cavalry, discovered that Booth and Harrolt
were secreted in large barn, owned by
man named Garrett, and were well armed
The cavalry then surrounded the barn ant
summoned Booth aud Harold to surrender
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the purpose of going into business else
where, and at the same time holding the
Office here, the duties of which he does
otintend to discharge, cannot be sus-
tanned either in morals or justice, and
we hope, for the credit of the Judicial
ermine he will resign the position he
has ceased to fill.
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Important Military Order--Re.
ductiOn OF Expenses.
~ WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT' GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April 2S.
GENERAL ORDER NO.

To GENERAL ORDER NO. IT.
Fer reducing the expenses Of the military
establishment, it is ordered; ij b
lst. That the Chiefs Of the respective
Bureaus Of the Departments proceed i'm
mediately to reduce the expenses of their
respective Departments to whs.t is absolute.
ly necessary, In view Of tae Immediate re-
dustion Of the forces in the field and iu
garrison, and the speedy termination Of
hostilities; and that they ssvarally make
out statements Of the reductions they deem
pr:eticable, -, :,
ad, That the. .Qsarterpa aster: General dis
charge all ocean transports not required u
bring homo troops ia remote Departments
All river and inland transportation will b.
discharged, except that required tor nsces
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUTLER'S FIASCO
CRIsTADORo's HAIR DYE
DR.. TOBIAS
VENETIAN IMMINENT

TT Cures Cholera. when frst taken, IN few hours
l. Dy ysenirry in hni hour roohache ii five minutes,
Il j. perfectly innocent 10 take Internally and Is recon
mendrd by the most eminent phy sicians in the United
States Price, ~ and 80 cents.
ToNAwANpA. Pa. August g. so.
DR. 8. l. Tobas New York Dear Sir--l have used
your Venetian l.ininent with great success. no
Internal as well as external medicine, In ol
Billions g, lie and Cholera Morbus regard II MS
ereIgI remedy. Your Venetian Horse Tiniment stands
unrivalrd horse nirnrnt anongs larrers and boat
men oil this cuIal. WM LEWIS,
'-' Snpt Nor,h Branch Canal
Sold by ail Druggists ONCE, No. so rorsnd Street
New York -... tApr 6.-lm.
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State of Ohio Belmont County /,
Court Of Common Pleas.

Annie JAG kso,, a 'IyTHE defendant John @. Jack
VI. sou, whose residence 10
John G. Jackson known 10 the petitolersts hereby
notified h;l, the 9th duyof March. A. D. 1855 Anne
Jac field her petition IN ie scc oil the Clerk Of
the Cour, o! Common Pleas within and for the County
oil i}eInon, and Stale oil Ohio The oiject and prayvr
of said petit ION is for divorce and the custody Of John
c jackson, her minor child. The causes assigned in
said petition gross neglect Of duty u' adultery with
II female in C.atnnooga in the State Of Tennessee,
whose name iskaown the pe,i,iocy, and that said
petition will stand for hearing nj the next term Of said
court. a,a ....,.. .. ANNIE JACkSON,
March 10 fs65 -6w. BY p. raIIMAN, her AIRY.
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A SINGLE Box OF RnANpRmTH,s

slNehn DoA We HAeHNDheAhhft "a .
PILLS couain more vegetable exlruutive matter
than twenty hoxcs If my pills in the world b"sides
fifty five hundred physicians use them in their practice
their value is yet scarcely nrpre ciird When III, are
better knowh sudden death and continued Sickness vii.
he OF the r9Sl Let .',gey VINO know them speak righl
out IN ulcr favor. J! ia {, aniy which will save life.
Our race are subject 10 redundancy Of viated bile
al this and is dangerous is prevalent
hut Brandreh's Pills afford Invaluable md eAieIenl
protection. BY their occasional nse we prevent the
collection Of those impurities which when in sufficient
qualities cause much danger To the boiy's heahh-
Trey soon cure liver complaint dyspepsia loss of Rp-
petite pain in The head heartburn pain the breasi bone
sudden failress and costiveness Sold by
81 ll ]. II. WEST 4 CO.
ST. Clairsville.
And by all respectable dealers in me dicines. q,
April 6-1m. ..a
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A FEW REASONS WHY THE
A M ERICAN w A TIC H

49,
II is made on the best principle, while the foreign
watch is generally made no principle at all The
foreign watch is mostly made by women and boys BIT
HAND While their labor Is cheap, their work is dear
al any price, Such watches are made without plan,
aud sold without guarantee They are irregular ia
struciion and quite irregular in movement They
designed only 10 sell, aud the buyer is the party most
thoroughly sold. Those who have kept 'Ancres,"
"lepines' and "Swiss levers in proiessed repair for
few years will sppreciate the uuth OF our statement
. ,r,,,, m, s., =, ,,r, ,,tY,. .,,.,p,c ,N,,,,,.rr,,
THE rhAN or ihi' AMfhiOAN "Aioh'
Ipsead Of being made of several hundred lte piecss
.creyveA ,oselher ,ne boIy Of the American iWaie il
fcrmsd NJ SOiID PLATES No lar inierferes win