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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

HoH. JAAIs eUrARn, Senator elect
iron KsntHeky, q At the Metropolitan Hstsl
Ms sFoaelaiAls we're PressAtsd 10 the $ nate
obia Aflotnoon. g.....s 81 ..r .......
Hz-0ON. Yarns, United States Senator
elsa fson Illinois, ts at the National.
HoAsH JoHH WENTWORTH, ("Long
John,I member eloet OF the next ConEnsss
frOnl nlnola, d ~ the National.
DONALD McIIkT, Eco, the ship builder,
is At WtiiAfd's.
Hos, JlasHI DUBoIS, Of Illinois, ar
rived q town lsst nISht. .a.. .a
WnGakM L. HAEsoOs, u. 9. Naval Con-
SiEa1ief hscharlestOWn Navy YArd, bat dsr
Of tnAsaenRsaea trca-Siad MonaanO0k, d a.
KtFkwoodis. ,aH
ia NAAsplE KiTus, Of Boston, Is In
RW&
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SECOND EDITION
FoUR o,oLoOK. IN.
THE raEsiuEsT.

We are requested and authorised TO an.
rounce that until further notice the Prcsl.
dent OF the unitsd States will no. receive
callers es1esps P'nPe1 Of tho csbinct)
for any purpose whatever, between the
hours Of three and Sevsn O'Clock p. m.
The -four houi', within the time desig-
mated, is Stually required for private
ofiicIal buslpess and rest.
This rule Is necessarily m Ade imperative,
not only on account Of the increased ardu-
Gus public duties Of the President, conse-
quent upon the closing Of the present Con-
gress and the preparation OF his Inaugural
Address for his second term, but in order
70 enable him 70 procure that rest neces.
sary to the fsIthfui performance OF those
duties.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02
DON ORE SION AL
THIRTY-EI0uTu CONGnESs.
Aea0nh RsHalna
THURSDAY, March 2, 1905.
SENATE.


SENATE.
On Mr.. Grimes motion, tho Naval Com.
mlttee were discharged from the consIdera-
tlon Of petitions Of naval officers praying
increase OF compensation.
The report OF the conference committee
on the army appropriation bill (Which had
been agreed TO by the House) was received
and read.
Mr.. Trumbull objected to that provision
which requires that no money expended
under the act shall be applied IN the pay
ment OF tho Illinois Central Railroad for
the transportation Of troops and army
stores.
The yeas and nays were called on the
adoption OF the report, and Il was rejected
yeas 10, nays 30.
On motion Of Mr.. Trumbull, the Senate
insisted On ita amendment, and further
committee Of conference appointed.
Mr.. Doolittle presented the certificate Of
election Of Michael Hahn, as senator elect
from Louisiana.
Mr.. Davis objected to the reception OF
the certificate.
On motion Of Mr.. Trumhull, tho whole
subject was laid on the table.
The consideration Of the internal tax bill
was resumed.
The pending question was on the propo-
sltlon increasing the rate Of lottsr postage
from three to i've cents after the lst OF
July nexti which was disagreed 10.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Cox, rom the Committee on the
Rules, reported resolutions providing that
Rule ~ be amended, so as TO add to tho
standing committees, TO be appointed at
the cOmmencemO Ont Of each Congress, and
10 consist Of nin0 members each f..
Committee on Appropriations Commit
tee on Banking and Currency, and Com
mltteo on the PaciAc Railroad.
This resolution proposes 10 divide the
duties Of the Committee of Ways and
Means. The latter 10 to take into consld-
Grafton all reports of the Treasury Depart
ment, aud such other propOsitlons relative
10 raising revenue and providing ways and
means for the support 1.-THE Government,
IS shall come In question and be referred
70 them by the House, and TO report their
opinion thereon, by bill or otherwise, As 70
them shall seem eIpedlent.
Agreed 70.
The House resumed from yesterday the
consideration OF the bill making appropri-
atlous for certain civil eIpenseA, Including
those for the lighthouse establishment,
surveys, botanic garden, public buildings,
etc.
The amendment Of Mr., J, Q. Allen, as
thus amended, was rejected.
An amendment was added, ApproprlAt-
Ing III ,00O, 900 for the purchase OF the
Morchant's Exchange, New York, for Gus.
tom-houSs purposes, and authorizing the
Secretary Of the Treasury 70 sell at public
auction the Pennsylvania Bank building,
but not at less price than $4,000.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

About the Evasuatiea sf Riehnond,
The Richmond papers Of the 9Th dis
cuss the evacustlon Of that city. The Bt-
dminsr has :wo-colump editorial on the
subject, combating Jefferson Dayis's ideas
Aa given By him In . public speech, that
the evacuation Of Richmond would not be
very disastrous to the Confedsraoy. Tho
Eb1niner believes that 70 abandon the cap.
ital would be 10 abandon tho rebel cause.
The SsntiRsi, JSff. DavlS's organ, at.
tempts to smoothe over the msttsr. II
says, "on authority and BY request, !" "s
great deal Of csuseless dlsqulet hss been
created In our city By some movements
which are purely precautionary, but which
have been greatly misunderstood or mis-.
represented"
It adds tho following slgnineant para.
graphi
fit will not shock some weak nerves
We would therefore recommend that oil
useless and non-combatant consumers bs
urged 10 leave us, that wo may defend the
city 10 better advantage. There 10 somG
strange fascinatlous about point OF dan
ger, which attracts those who but hinder
operations. Let all such withdraw. Al
for the rest, let Us rub up our guns.
Tho truth 10, that the rebols Vrp making
preparations TO eVacuate when i. becomes
neceeaAFv. spd IT, - o-4-re.,'. .--1s s--17 -
A.. ..Se5s' hurry them to such conclusion.
ltis tine for "non.cOmbatant consumers"
10 Withdraw from the doomed civ
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02
OFFIUIAE DISPATCH FROM aEN.
9ILLMORE.

ton--IIsFass's Amy IstsrosPtsd--
aeergsaeNvs, .. O., Evaeustsd.
& lovTIcIAL BULLkrrS.l
E.N was DEvAETnEHT,
WARRINGTON, March 4, 1855.
Major 0sn. DiE, New York
The following dispatch from General
Gilmore has been transmitted 70 this Do
partment. ,....
EDWIN N. sTANToE, ID .
Secretary Of War.
"HEIDouAHTERs DEP'r or TIVE sovTH,l
"1o cen! r. v. Rt'HSS' Rss';lS q ''W!A
d, fHpiOa, d. C.!
''rhs inspection Of the rebel deIences Of
Charleston shows that We have taken oVey
four haHdrsd aud nv pisees Of ordnGRes,
being more than double what l frst re-
ported. ra. . ...ts. n.l
"The lot includes 8 and lO.Inch colum-
biads, great many 80 and a2.pounder
rifles, some 7-lnch Brooks rifes, and many
plsces Of foreign make. ~. .-
I" We also captured eight locomotives
and great number Of passenger and plat
form cars, all In good condition.
Deaerters report that the last Of Har-
des's army was 10 have crossed the santee
river yesterday, bound for Charlotte, N. c.,
and that II was feared that Sherman had
already intercepted their march. IL 10 re-
ported, on similar authority, that the last
Of HOODS army, l2,0o0 strong. passed
through Augusta last sunday, the 10Th, on
iS way 70 Beauregard, .r
Georgetown, 8, o., has been evaeuated
BY the enemy and 10 now In our possession
Deserters are coming IN constantly. We
have over four hundred already. "a ..
(SIgnedl 20. A. G.LLMoRu,
Major General COMMANDING"
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ospturs Of RsBsI Schooner under
Dee. EaElisa C0iOrs.

The Navy Department have inform alton
Of the capture Of the schooner Della, under
English colors, near Bay Port, on the nth
inst, BY the United States steamer Ma
haska, Lieut.. Commander Gibson, COM
manding. She had d fnll cargo OF pig lead
and several cases OF sabres.
Acting Admiral strlbllng, commanding
East Gulf Squadron, reports TO the Navy
Department that on the frst of February
an expedition left the United States bark
Nidnight 10 destroy the salt works on
West Bay. The expedition returned on
the 9Th OF last month, having destroyed
the Salt Worka, OF 1905 gallons OF boiling
power, besides 70 bushels OF salt, and 1876
pounds Of Epsom salts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

PRnBIDENT LINCOLN INFORMED
OF HIs RE-ELECTION-HI RE-
BPONsE. -.
Yesterday evening, In the House, Mr..
wIlton, from the select committee 10 wah
on the President, reported that they had
performed that duty, and the following
response was made by the President:
"Haying served four years In the depths OF
great and yst unsndsd national peril, can
view this call TO . second term Il no wise
more nsttcty 70 myself than ~ IN expression
OF the public judgment that may better
fniIh difneun work In which Ihave labored
from the nrHt, than could any one less &C.
versly sohooled TO the taik. In this view,
and with assured ellanse on that AlmightE
Ruler who his % grAeiously sustained US thus
far, and with ineteued gratitude 10 the gen
srous PEE pie for their continued confidence
soeept the rs ,ewsd trust with lie yet oner.
ous and perplsxing duties and rsspondbil.
tiea.n ..
Mr.. Wilson said the committee had moi
received . response fa6m the vlcs Presi.
dent elect. ..A.......
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The Abuses or tn. Navy Department,

Tha s.o,., - a.. n. -
IN s.r.,o ro.olr,,on .nh,.t,,.I r. A. M.
savs ,h., IN. Don.ri,,or, n.. h".r .,..du,
,.s.,Iod C,r ,hr.o. MIN I, ..,,,, -,
vhoIIv prsv.r, .n1 ,h., ,I,,,,,., -.
h,v. frsousn,Iy h.0,, a.. No., So,I,.,...
In comnIsIn,, us .,.,o. ,h., ,n.o.,,n.
,Ior, have evsrtu,,cd in m. d.,oo,ion =,
c,,.r,ivs tr,rd. n.rn.,r.;.d r.. .a.,.,n ..n
tr.e,or. .nd ,h., - .om. I..,s..". sa
Ger. ana emp,o,.s. NJ IN. novsrn,n.n,
have bser imn,,c,,ad Thor. h.,,n uo,.-
omcsr .,,,cbsd N N, D.n.,,m.n, .n.a,.i
cour,sI %. ,mn,orod ~, 4 ~ ~
and ,rh,souer,iv CnI n O,oo,, -
dnc,,d ,hs.s Invs.,,o.,Ion. -h,.r .m
brscAd Ironlr,a, In,o shn.o. 80 m.,Dr.o
tees com up,c,sd v,,h ,hs nrrrn.... "a ~.
B,ooklyn. Cb,r,s,,own. Por,,mon,h phil.
adaInbi. and w..hIro,on n...,.rd.
p,ovo., marshal. no,,cs n0,o.r. "a o,h.r
av.r,. h.vs been snn,ovad
Ms.,r. franklin smI,h and hI. h,o,hsr
p.rI.m,r n smI,h no,h oo.,..a,,s. -
summoned before = commI,,ss oI ,nonIrv
as witnesses. and Aft.rrsrd arrested n,
fraudulent prsctIces and srrAIUned befo,o
a court.martIal in September Ia., found
guIlty in January. and sentepc.d 70 ans
and lmprisonment. The t.,tImonv In ,bs
case covered ,veptv.avo n,os. ~ m,rr.
script. and was printed and largely eireu.
,,,.a 80 a., -. -.",-e =
A'eu' suu n'o nuno'ou copies Sere or
dercd by the Department that tho Gov
ernment might not DO pref udIced bJ pub
lie ar payt, ,t,,em.n,s n.,.,.,.n,,. M.
,.s.'''' r''~'
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PROMOTION OF OFFIcEHs UPON
TaE STAFF OF LIEUT. GENERAL
an AM1

PROMOTION OF OFFICEHs UPON
THE STAFF OF LIEUT. GENERAL
GRANT.
The President has recommended 10 tue
Senate the promotion OF the I following
named officers upon the stat OF Lieut.. Gen
eral Grants
70 N MAJOR oESERLL By BHEvET.
hrig. Gen. Jno. A. Rnwiips, u. y. VOuu-
tssrs, Tor faithful and msritorious service, TO
date from February "a, res.
TO BE coLosEI ny BREyET.
Llsht. cols, Hornsr Porter, Aide-de.cAmp;
Trsderiek TrAsy Dent, Aidede-oAmpi otVilie
T. nAbsoek, Aide-ds-cImp; Theodore :.
novsrs, A. A. O., U. s. army @. =. Parker,
Military Secretary; Adam RudeAu, Military
Secretary for faithful Aad nsritoriouS ser.
vice, date from February ~, 1895.
TO m AnsnTAHT ADIuTASr oEEERAL, WITH
%. u. THE RAEK or NJ JoR.
Captain George X. LSs', A. A. G., to date
Feb. %, 1885, ...
20. 10 nE MAJOR ny BAEVET.
Captain Petor 7. HndsOn, Aide !e-CAmp, for
Gsithfal and nsTitOrlous service, TO date from
Fob. -, 1880.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02
THE SECOND lHAUoURATIoN OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN As PREsL
DENT or THE UNITED STATES.

u. 3. MARlHsL's OFFICE,
nIG rRICr or COLUMBIA,
WAananaTan Mafah Rd a. OA

Us MARsH. L's oFTIcE,l
psrRi9T OF CoLgn.iA'
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80 aa a.. n.s,ss,, !, a.. r,.,,,.S :, .,o, a.
a.. .ss,.. 80. a.. r-..,-. s,..,..
a. ~. S.-,.1, -, a., ~.
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80 :, 'sI, ~ sSss.s a. =,
a,s,o.,, ,so -. ~ ..',,.,,.,
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"s AZ 80" ,,.,,ps s,.,... ns.,s,., .,.n.,
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49,, - +s-.. =, a. .,,..s ~
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sheImAu' @ nn.ue "Anu'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

MASSACHUSETTS HES Eojourning In
Washington will meet At their State agency
this evening 10 make arrangements for Ap-
Pearing as a body In the Inauguration pro-
eesSion. Major Charles y. Rogers, tho
marshal for Massachusetts,, has arrived in
the city, looking as finely as he did four
years ago, when ho came on nom Boston
to act In u similar capacity. II was not
then regarded as altogether SAfo to appear
In the Inauguration procession.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

BoSToN, Feb. Is -0sgood & Son sold
at auction to-day Ts3 bales OF the best
quality Of Cape wool, terms cash, hfteen
DAYS, or acceptable Interest bearing notea
Of sixty days. The attendance OF buyers
was quite large, but tho prices realized are
considered low. One lot OF eighteen baleA
brought Gty-sevcn cents, but the average
pricowSS forty-seven to alty-four cents per
pound.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02
BY Ora PHI.
THH DIES TRUCTIoA or CoLuMBIA
COMFIRMED.

Citizens Fire Upon Our Troops from
Their Hous,s-The Reported osP-
turs OF Augusta.
NEw York, March a. The Hsrdld'
Charleston dispatch Of the Goth says official
intelligence has been received Of the burn
Ing Of Columbia, by order OF Gen. shcr-
man, on the Gath inst. After tho town
was taken possession OF by slocum, some
OF our troops were fired on from the houses
and seventeen men killed, which led 10 the
destruction. D..
70 cuunrm the reported oceupa.
lion OF Augusta by our troops.
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A Base OF supplies for sherman.

FoRrRHss MONROE, March 1.-The
Ariel, from Beaufort, N. c., ar
rived this afternoon. Sho brings no news
OF importance except that extensive prep.
arRtlons are going on at Beaufort for the
purpose OF making that place general
depot OF supplies for our armies operating
In North Carolina, az, in view Of General
sherman's rapid movement northWard,
and Charleston would be un-
available as base OF supplies for his army.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02
PROm0FION OF GENERALS sCuO-
YIELD AND HOWARD.
ThA Praaldant haa nramo al M.ior nan

erala sehoneld and Howard, as follows
MsJor General John NJ, Schoasld, United
States volunteers, and captain In the lat
General In the regular army, 10 date from
November 30, 1864, Vice Sheridan, ap.
pointed Major General.
Major General Oliver o. Howard, United
etstes volunteers, 70 DO Brigadier General
In the regular army, to date from Decem-
Der 81, 1854, vics ThomAs, appointed Ma.
JOr General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

HoH. ANDREw JouNsoS, Vice President
Isllectt sY'Ssd IN town last evening, and
Hotel. Hih health has IueE improved.
The following named gentlemen accom-
psny Vice President johnson, aud are at
the Metropolitan, Brig. Gen. A. c. ELLEN,
Hon. James Fowler, Judge Embury, Col.
W. A. browning, Col. J. W. scully, Capt.
John II. james, Capt. W. 4. Tracy, Lieut..
A. X, Long, and Joseph X, Dlleu.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02
EXTR A..
FIVE. o'cL oCK, p. n. :
The Rebel Panic
The Air of Richmond Filled
with Alarming Rumors.
PREsAGES OF DISASTER
PRESAGES OF DISASTER

PHILADELPHIA, March "A special
Washington dispatch to the Btll,th SAYS
"The Richmond Enquirer edltorially sayAi
The air is flllod with alarming rumors.
Every fear has found voice, and eycry
ear is opened to the tale II tellsi measures
of prscAutlon are construed 10 pressge dis
aster.
Gov. Brown is editoriAlly attacked by
the wing snd ENq,arr.
The proceedlngN Of the rebel Congress
are unimportsnt.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

A AAlSrAK1.-our reporter was in error
ycSterdAy In stating that Senator Wilson'S
bill prosiding for the muster out of service
OF on-eommissioned officers and prlvatos
who enlisted 10 MI old regiments wh in
oppOsition 70 Mr.. stAnton'S views. The
bill was framed 80 AS to accord With the
visWs Of the Secretary OF War.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

TH1 OFT GOVERNMENT of Boston hiss
Adopasd an order for national salutes,
ringing Of bells, . display OF Gags, and
Other pabiie demonstrations OF reJoIcIngs
on thS llh Of March.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

BENEEIT OF Mr.. J. W. JENNNGS Mr..
Jennings, one OF the beet oi MT. Growers
stock company, takes his bsnsnt this evening,
In the "nsksI Ol.LsAVO-NlsA,. 1. Mr. ShAAirSu
appearing AS RobSTt nrlsrly. Tho perform
Anoe will be an excellent one, and We hope
thShoass viii b aIlSd. ThS delsGatiOn OF
Indians, who have SaSh plsiuTssqs hARSS,
will AttS9d,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

ELHvNTH suB.DIsTRtoT. list Of
names drawn for the Eleventh Sub District
Ia crowded out OF our columns thIA aftcr-
noon by Advertisements.
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Rejection OF the Emancipation
Anne ndmG mt by new jersey.

TRENTON, March 1.-The constitutions al
amendment prohibiting slavery In the
United States was defeated to-day by q tie
vote In the House. The vote was 30 10 30.
The election OF 4 United States senator
was postponed till the 10Th.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

We sre authorized TO announce that the
Prssidsnt's mont public reeeption will take
place q the Executive Msuslon on sstur-
day evening, March 9Th, between the hours
Of eight and eleven O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02
sPE DIAL NoTIoEs-

~ Attention, sevsnth ward ny
EMriIoN CLuB.-1here vii be meeting THIS
EVENING, ~ o'siosk 81 Turner Neil, aarnsF
MsiSs .,sn5s ,Ss 5s And rou!-an.A'!i ssrsst
20 be present, ~ business Of importance is 70
be transacted. .HE -aasHlf' 10 0
r- Associated Survivors OF the war
OF l8f1 Members Of the AsscoiAtiou, with
their eoekndss and badges, will Asssneie In
the west part OF the hali, tseoond story, Pont
Once DepAItnent. on the morning nf skTuR-
DAT NExT, the Ath OF mafeh, AID O'clock, %
units in the eer~monies % me inauguration
nf sbrAhsn Lirs1ln, President, and Andsss,
johnson, Yioe Prtsidsnt " the United statss
DJ order OF the President. 4. E.s.-I
JAMES LApRENsoN, Secretary.
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Later from Europs-ArriSAI Of the
MoraViAn.


MorsViAn.
PORTLAND, March 1.-The steamer Mora
vian, from Liverpool on the 10th ult. , VId
Londonderry on the 1Tth, has arrived. 81.
The news from America completely mo-
nOpollEed public attention---the adylces
that q peace conference was being held
causing great excitement and depression
In the funds; but the later advices, an
nounclng It's failure, caused . reaction,
and the decline was almost recovered.
American securities improved under the
CAnadA's Adviees, but tho market was
easier upon the reception Of the HlberniA's
neWsi
LONDON, Feb. II. .-oonsols closed yester-
day at S8;G1S9.
The news from America Of the peace ne
gotiAtlOns continues the dominant theme.
Many believe that the negotiations are not
absolutely brokOn of, while others accept
the statement that they had failed, and
that the war must 90 on.
The rebel steamer 6toneWAll, alas the
0llnde, was At FerrOl, Ioalty. She 10
heavily armed, carrying four guns, and Is
iron-plAtOd four inches thick. A number
Of the men OF the pirate Alabama arc
among her crew.
The French Chambers were opened on
the 18th by speech from the Emperor,
which was mainly occupied by domestic
StIalrs. He wAs quite silent on the Amerl-
can question. AZ regards Mexico, the
speech bTithy says that the throne has be.
come consolidated A14 the country paci-
ned, and ia commerce and resources de-
yelOPod, through the happy efforts and
&Alor Of the SOldisrS and the good sense ot
the Mexican population and the lntolli.
genco aud energy OF the Sovereign.
Cardinal WISsinan died Fnhruary Ihlh
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

GHN. BUTLER Is In Washington, figuring
for an sppointmont - ProvoSI Marshal Cen
sfal a. chArlesIon.--R. Z. EIEass. I-l1-'5I
The AboyO statement 10 a lIO7-ssppssslv,
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II -hOtIe No more Additional
t!ekeiB for ladies will 10 sCli. The tieheta Of
admission for gentlemen viii include any
number Of l.disS. .a ~
Parties hAVirg pus eb ssei ladios' tickets will
have the IAODey Ttfu6deJ.
BY order OF the supervisory oon mIttee,
mi.ti B. T. FRENCH, EhAiImAa.
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LoUIsvuLB, March 2..-The midnight
Nashville train has not yet arrived, now
6i hours behind time.
II Is said 10 be delayed by debris on the
track from train OF freight cars burned
by guerrlllas near Franklin yesterday.
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4, bet eth and T,h; Jao II Disaos, Z, b,t f,,h
and isthi Mlchael Barton, eth aHd Pa Az, M
Ionpkint, Nd AZ, bet Gih and 1th; wm Bun.
lapI DO AZ and sshj Wu Prout, nth, Lst D ana
g Wm Holden sh and lllh; Croeall n carr
htb, bet @ and u Ernest Madeli, Coast furvev
e5S Di Andrew Lewis, EmeFy Hospital,
beeJ W Moor, A, Bih and 9th, Joseph nruwn
Nd ate ard s,hi wn Fatroy I, slh and Tth,
Pefer Jogan, 5'h, L and Mt sAshington Ma,
son, and 7thi Bsnj Beanj eth and X. = : :
Among thoss drawn In this ward were c. G
Clarke, lats eerreAnt of polioft MhrssIRn.
MAresron, Jsmsa Q, Dulip, 2 clerk In the NAVY
Departments Peter TsliAYiiie, George Miller.
atd Denj. Berkeley. ..,T~'- : =
SUPREME CoURT or TIE UNTTnD srAru.
March 2. 1895 -On motion of Mr.. Jollina. John
Hu'ehiEH, Etq., OF Louisiana, was adrnitisd
an attorney and uOuateiiof Of fhis court II
No. go. Ths Milwankie and Mlnnesota Rall.
rad Co, et. Al A. FlemlnE appellants, W. Jas,
T. Scutttr, gu viVrr, 40. 1hs sruument OF this
cause was cone uded by Mr. Carpenter for The
appelsnts.
10. rs. WIN. Fresborn, st al, plaiutiins In
error, vs.. X. Ms,tln Smith, ct. Al. This eause
vAH ErTuei by Mr.. O'connor and Mr.. Cafiinlo
for the PLAINTIFF in error, and BY Mr.. Cope IoT
the defendants in error. =
Adjourned uo'il tomorrow 81 II O'Clock.
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THE DRAFT o.MoRRow.-To-mor
the TemAinins sub districts, which are the
Myesth, Eighth, Ninth Aad Twelfth, viii Be
drawn.
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70 On1sSrs who issIrs % Returns
prepared ard c cgHTIFIcATEs ~ EoH.InDEsTs
EpNI % promptly rro :ured, should call al the
"CiAin end Collection House " of MetEEer,
StTiblen 4 Slmpsna, 30. al rennhylVanik
avenue, opposite wiIlAriG' Hotel, where sH
just olaini HgAisst the United States are proc
ecuted. mha-lts
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- FITEt WAr,i.-The bScEIDsTS -
the NATIOEAL REFUHLIcAN Ia the Rmst
Maid, VIE lsys been Neglected By former
csIneEg, and who desire TO continue, VIII
Periodical store Of EDWARD WAITE, No.
IIIN PehBBy iVaniA avenue, botResn bssan.
tsehth and Eighteepth satIoetas Aad thVy utk
be served promptly And regularly noNs-u
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At The Usion LesUre Hall On TRIDAYEvEN
iNG r tighi O'Clock. "A iuu attendanee 10
requested. JAMES GALWAY,
mH2-?I Chairman.
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EH- HOtise.-Aa our once will be
el'psh on SATURDAY, the All inst, ell notes
sad draits mIiurins on that dag should be ~.
mEs'at JsY cooKES CO,
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THURsDAIn,m;,m,,.m;:mMARCH ., 1865