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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-19
Brsksn Dswn and Delicate Csnstit utisns

Suffering from Indisposition to Exerti0n, Pain
in the Back, Loss Of Memory, Forebodngs, Hor-
sor Of Calsmity, Fear Of Disesse Dimness u
Vision, Hot skin and Extremi,ies, Want 81
aad lssasitnds Of The MsscaIr Systsm, ~ -.
quirs the aid ofthe Constitution Life Syfsp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-19

c.r' MeI Lie syrup
HAS PRODUCED
4 eEuoluIloanln nEDlcluE.
qwhst nay seen alneet incredible is. that many
blsk ~ frsqssetly snrsA = fs1 dvses wseAs.
and We cheerfully invite the investigations Of the
liberal minded md scientific V cure which hevV
no parallel = toe Dfesent day. l.b
Our medicine 70 peculiar /: BY il the seat ofany
disease - directly reached. cad the Equilibrium
.rhose Who hsvs ssilafed long fren psinfalasd
obstinate diseases.
1aose Who have vainly sought relief from "a.
vertised nedicines, ! sle4lg .Uaa tin
Those Who cannot b cured By other phys,-
Are layited to ne Csnstituiisn Life Syrsp
During the pass I've yesrs ~ have contesded
with 0bstacles nd overcome sppostion % her
cuIean ~ were ever encountered by any Reform
ere. iis
RAP1DITY OF CURE.
Some say, "Your cures are teo quiea, !" white
Others doubt their permanence, and think that
diseases can oa!y bs csrsd BY w. ''sloS rseupsr
alive proceas Of Nature"
This b our peplv =
In health, the body. like we'll balanced cale,
Is in state OF Equilibrium but ~hen from sny
csese doWn eces one side cf the scale. We have
restore the normal balance 81 the scale.
Cssstitutisn In Syrub
A positive and specific remedy for III Diseases
originating from - IMPURE STATE OF THE
BLOOD, and for oil lhereditary) DISEASES
sonsuiitsl fteM PARENT 70 CHILD.
PARALYSIS,
ssnrsl.orA, sAnss,s, sAaAstssIA, vAaALYss, 40.
ifAHs.
It is 40 universally sdailasd that Constitution
Life Syrup - the only effective means u restore
tion in the various forms Of Paralysis, thst ve
aesd not Peiterste that il ID emphatically the
Great Life -Giving Peser.
DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion. Liver Complaint. Constipation.
BiliousoesA Flatuleoce. Bed
Breath.
SCROEULA,
Struma. Glandular Sweiiings. liberation
Kings Evil. Eryaipelas. Salt Rhssn.
This saist (HRRs DlTARY and ACQUIRED
filling life witd nnt0ld misery. 10 ~ III usual
medical remedies incurable.
RHEUMATISM.
[Arthritis.l Neurslgia, Gout. Lumbago.-
Sciatica Tic Douloureux.
II there is any disease in which the Constitu-
.;o Lie syrup .overegn. 1t IL in Rheums-
tense paina are almost instantly alleviated-
nous dwellings are reduced Cases. chronic OF
vicasious, Of 70 or 30 years standing, nave been
cured By us.
Constitution Life Syrup
Eradicates. root and branch, all Eruptive Di,
eases Of the Skin, like
Ulcers, Pimples, Bletches,
Aud al other difficulties of kisd. which %
much disfgure the outward appearance Of both
male: and fsPalss. cNen making them disgust-
ing object to themselves end their friends.
Constitution Life Syrup
Cures oil Swelling u The Glands,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-19

II there 10 any disease in which the Constitu.
ton Life Syrup is sovereign. it is in Rheuma-
tinm and its Kindred affections. The most in
tense paina are almost instantly alleviated--enor
nous dwellings are reduced. Cases, chronic OF
vicasicus, Of 70 or 80 years standing. have been
cured BY us.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-19

Good building lots in Eeet Dsvenpeft. hevs
fine view of the river, Rock Island, and the cities
Of Dsteopsst asd Roek lslsnd. Price $40 each.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-19

Or CassE, r.. Aug -. 1888.
J. J. KROMER-Please ind enclosed ope dol.
lar, for which send me- / boz of The "Ahtidote
for 1h ong Drink" lhave hsd one boz and II
did me good, but want assther 10 make sure
work Of L. Yours.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-19

Is Good building lots in the city Of Rock
lslsnd, within Eve minutes walk Of de US.
Arsenal. Price from ta0v 70 o360. 1901 ia IS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-19
4 oeuolu Il0lula nEDlcluE.

Some say, ''Your cures are TOO quick, /" while
others doubt their permancnce, and think that
dissases can only be cured by ~ ..slov reeup1r
alive process Of Nature"
This b our peply =
In health, the body. like we'll balancsd scale,
is in Estate Of Equilibrium. but ~hen from any
csase down eces one side Of the scale. We have
the edects Of diseases, Whist i reorisits i. %
restore the normal balance q the scale.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
House Gor Jsn. Davis an liverpool.

The editor Of the Savannah HsroLf pub
fishes The following letter. which would seem
70 indicate that the arch-rebel was prepared
for the collapse Of his stupendous treason
''Now that everything regarding the move.
ments Of JET Davis has peculiar interest,
have thought Il well 20 give TO the public
through the columns Of youg valuable paper
a fAot which cape 10 my personal knowledge
bearing upon the subject. When / was In
Liverpool, England, now about year ago,
there had just been completed splendid
brick mansion in one Of the most fashionable
squares Of the city, which was generally
knewn and talked 6f as having been erected
from the proceeds Of the Confederate loan,
and as being intended for the future resi.
denoe Of Jefferson Davis, In the event Of Gin.
eumStanoes forcing him 10 leave the oouniby u
During my stay in Liverpool the uihdows Oh
the house remainld painted Vhitg, which, ae.
cording 70 the custom in tllat city, Indicated
that the house had bc6h engaged, and was
waiting Tor ~ occupaRt---a eiroamstnnoe
which gave plSnability 70 the tOWg-tdlk Of
lts being the sometime residenos Of the fugi-
tive Presideft Of The Southern c0nfederaey
"savan9kh May a, 1885. y IL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

Not anlll yesterday did sufrson deuerai
itARsEs shoN Nj. fsEb, sRsARD 70 know
that Prssident tiscOLS vas dead. This In
tsnigsncs tas kept ffOn him TO prevent The
eject upon his nsrvOuS system. When sur-
eson Gensral BknsES told him the fact he
was very maeh shosksd, and was temporarily
injured. but not seriously put back Ne Is
now deemed 70 b, out Of danger
Secretary eswARn vas sumIhoned tonppear
before ths military Souimistioh yesterday,
and give his testimony relative 70 thai at
tempt insds upon bis liz on ths night Of the
18th of April. Surgeon General Bsnrss
would NOT pcfmR the Secretary % andsrake
such tak al prsssus Il hlksiy M
sEwAnp's dspOdtiOn win be taken II n.
hoass. Is
Secretary sEwkkD and Mr. FnsD. sEwAnn
have not been aIlowsdt 70 see each other since
the attack made upon them on the I4.h uit.
They are, however, no. kept in Ignorance of
The condition Of each other
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

\ MON fks t6,doa No|1|ds Herald. 1f.ye,
In1Itnd 4in I4otI4a Ga new of X.
hnn| .t doan lrif1 ebnplsfs I4fi.lhd diS6. =.
n,IdfoIIy Eneln1d has ettflIhad Iis,l.
hope thai .lhs semi-maaIa4 Nho plun,,s
Noflhefn Amories in,ol moarninr nkonli 4.
br5u1hl - = fuII acosnni OR hlgcrlme. Thar.
q no reserve, no party feeling nsto this ern,l
nssaaainalion of The means whereby ith,,
been avenged The world 4 rid q q ruf6a.
That & whaf ihp people of England WIN 4,
when they read tho brief story bfourhfE
tht Ehrdpa. md what those who have ~
Che story have said, over and over neain, !,
q matter Of general confrhtuIhIfoh. Vssn
uiIy. there n no question ne n fhS ruill =
Inc wretehcd man who thus early met an =.
actir sitail4rInlt 70 that DO doliburnt,lv !.
saftd Tor Nj Victim There was % evidsne,
= He eo5misssa re murder in what NAV l.
almost called ne lIehl o. dny, and ne ~
openly expressed his dclernination 70 con
mil. OF a least to take part IN Il. lie, To,
his measures calmly, deliberately, and win !,
busihbss.like air not uncommon with ne.
who cherish one absorbing idea, and msll
that idea fheir hkqa study, Ne was metho
dlcal n what possibly may have been hl
madness, and even those lofly t6fis, 80
sskbsr ftFannis,' y, verc no doubt preeonsid
cred and learnt as i were, as pert Of Il,
tragic actors role.
He Shose 70 achieve the infamy of A
assassin without disguise. and 70 glory In u.
assassination without stint. He selected NJ,
part, indeed-zla fatal, awful part-and !,
played lf through osfhpugh be expected 4
the World, save the Northern States Z
America 10 applaud . u 80. - -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

As in the battlefield and amid the hard
ships Of the campalEnI the Sanitary oommis-
sion have been active IN Numbering TO the
comfort Of the brave soldier, 90 on their holi.
day parade and during the closing tablsaux
Of the war they were not unmindful Of tho
fhtiguss incident 20 the occasion. They made
requisition upon some Of the departments,
the Public Printing once, etc., for one hun
drsd and any extra men and organized their
forces on Maryland aysnue, and at other
points. 70 dispense iee-WStsr and other re-
freshmsnts to the soldiers. In this way they
did much 70 render the duties Of the day
much lighter and plsasantsr 10 the tired sol.
diern M
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
ImpOrtant from savannah.
Grief among ihs S,ssh at J,ft's Capture,
signifaeant Address OF Gen. Oilimors
60 ths ooverners OF Georgia and
gouth Carolina, Conveying
President Johnaon's 8enA a
timents apon the Re- i =
beition % Them.

NEw YoRK, May "a, lss5.-Ths steamer
America brings Savannah dates 10 the Goth
inst
The Herald has advices from Augusta,
The country between Savannah and Augusta
is filled with rebel parOlsd sOldiors, returning
70 their homes.
Nearly all the planters have put In large
amounts Of seed, mostly corn and rye. Some
have planted cotton, the hrst In four year..
Bat few slaves have Skedaddled.
Great grief and sxOitsment was caused In
Augusta BY the announcement Of the cap
turs of DAVIS. A wagon containing two
hundred and tkirty-thrss thousand dollars In
specie, belonging 70 the rebel government,
was found in q by.way and turned over to
Gen. MoLNEAUx.
Gen. GILMoRE has Issued IN order declar-
ing null and void the proclAmations issnsd by
tho self.styled Governors Of South CarOlina,
Georgia end FlOridA, and also declaring that
the people Of the blaek race arc free citizens
Of the United States, and are 10. be protected
In the freedom and In the fruits Of their In
dustry by the Gorsrnmsnt. N
General Wilson, In letter TO Goysrnor
Brown. who had eomplsinsd Of IN. collapse
Of the currency and The grsa. dssiitation Of
provisiOua snohs the people, sAys he is In
struotsd By the Presidsnt to say TO him that
these evils were caused BY treason, inSurrss-
tlOn.. and rebellion against the laws Of The
United States, ana carried on for the last
four years, and you Confederate rebels and
traitors. who alone are responsible for all
the waste, destltution, and want now existing
in the State and the result, which you call "ths
result which the fortunes Of war have imposed
upon the people Of Georgia, and all the lobs
and woe they have suffered, are ehafEsahls
upon you and your confederate rebels, who,
usurplns authority, provoked war 70 The
extremity, until compelled 10 lay doVn your
arms and asoept the just penalty of the
crime Of treason and reboIlioni that the resto.
ration Of psaes and order cannot be entrusted
70 rebels and traitors, thai the persons
who melted the war and carried Il ON win
not b allowed 70 asssmble d the call Of their
aeeompiiess to set again As tho LegislAtors Of
the State and again lsurp the authority and
ffanehisei those who have caused 30 much
woe win not be allowed power again to set
on foot fresh acts Of treason and rebellion.
In calling the Legislature together again
without permission Of the President you
have perpetrated fresh crime that win be
dealt with accordingly; and II any person
presumeS 10 answer or acknowledge your call
he will be immediately arrested.
The new trade regulations for Savannah
arc working most sAtiHfaotory. Siivey Il
plenty at Augusta for change, and green.
backs are at par.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

mADELPnIA, May 2s.-The snbscrip.
tions to-day to the soyen-thirty loan, in all
parts Of the Union, as telegraphed TO Jay
Cooke, subscription agent, amounted "a
81, ,036, 150. The largest single Western sub
seriptions were 100000 from the First Ma
tional Bank Of New Albany, Indians $780,
900 from John smidt Co., Of Louisville,
and $50, 900 from the Commereiai Bank oi
werel S2i4, 500 ffoia FIsk 4 Hatch, of New
York, who also subscribed yesterday fof
&203, 500, and 100000 from the Fired Ma.
tionAl Bank Of Baltimore. The number oi
individual subscriptions from working men
and women making up a portion Of the above
aggregate amounted 70 72b, lf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

sAE FRAHoIsoo, May 1.-THE Union
Leagues have started movements for the erec-
tlon Of q monument to the late President
Lincoln, on the Pacific coast, at tho proposed
cost Of quarter Of q million.
Thousands Of Indians were assembling at
New Westminster to join In the cslsbration
Of the Queens birthday.
California mining stocks are looking up
again Gould and Curry has risen 10 ,ol6.
Large sales Of II have neen made on Eastern
account at the recent reduced prices. Legal
tenders have advanced 70 ~ ts
Inc ship ouitivasor arrived last night IRON
New York.
The heGsan Catholic church has been
opened IN Japan
A hre at HokodAdi destroyed large
amount Of pSodaee,
v,ii Lhs steamship sP sn 0ssSS" aSo from Portland.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
.LoCAL- NIaWa.

nUnnrra or TuB PnofKssfoxAIs.--D,.
tecfives Clarvoe and MeDesitt yesterday arru.tl
nine plekpOckels and fur to-day. Maasfs BIZ.
Icy and Kelley arrested ten yesterday and "
to-day, making IN all twenty -nve. Tkeso lirhl.
fingered eants were eAaght BY tho detecti yes y.
fore they had a chance 70 commence d1prAtiou,
They wore all escorted to tho depot aud resl
oul OF town. We noticed this morning Z
company with Messrs. Claryoe and MeDeyal
Detectives Taggart and carlnn. two abie onesn
from Phlladelphin and New York. This ann,
noon Sergeant Hurley'v men arrested six pr.
fcsEiouAll, on the charge Of robbery, and -.
The professional thieves have no chance 70 op..
rate In Washington. superintendent Riehard,'
energetic and faithful Detectives arc too shl1
for them, and pouncs upon them before they Z,
anv mischiefr w 49,.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

Brsyst Major Gen. McMILLEr, Of Indiana,
recently in command Of the LIST division 10th
Army Corps, has resigned. General McMiL-
Les entered tho service In 1851 as colonel Of
the 2lst indiana volunteers. He was after
wards Transferred 10 the command Of the la
Indiana heavy artillery, from which he was
promoted 10 the rank which hs held at the
time Of his resignation. His gallant services
In the Rcd River campaign, and moro re-
Gently In the Shenandoah valley, are fresh in
the recollection Of the public. <
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
Troahis In West yirElnla.

Trom the wheeling IntsiIiEanoer.l
There Il oiass Of persons In the different
counties Of this State who, IN the earlier
stages Of the war, were taken prisoners, aud
turned over BY the Commanding Generals Of
tho Department 10 the United States Court
for trial on charge Of treason. After being
retained In custody, some Of them for months,
they have generally been discharged BY the
Court from time 70 time on their taking the
necessary oath and entering into bonds TO
conduct themselves as good and loyal citizens
toward the Government. Some Of these per-
sons have been at their homes for two or
three years past, working at their ooeupa-
tions, and until recently, have experienced
no trouble at the hands q their Union neigh
bors vi
But lately tho attempted return Of all
sarts Of rebels from Dixie has so stirred up
the loyal people In the various counties that
persons OF the class towhom We have referred
have had TO loave their homes and seek safety
IN flight. Being under bail 10 appear before
The United States Court, when called on,
they could not leave she State, and hence
have had no resource len but to apply for
protection 10 the United States Marshal here
whose prisoners they are. Marshal Norton,
In order TO make good the authority Of law
and uphold the acts and guarantees Of the
United States District Court Of this State,
autographed 10 General Emory, commanding
the Department for military force, n necos-
sary whsrewith 70 protect any Of his pris.
oners, and on Saturday last received from
the General the following answer to his dis
patch
oAkEFos, W. va, I, May 20, ls0s.
n. ~ Norton, u 81 larsAal:
am directed BY the BTeVet Major Gen.
oral commanding 10 furnish you such mill.
tary forces ~ are necessary TO protect citi-
uena 70 whom peace has been guaranteed BY
the United States Authoritiei Notify me
when, whsro, and how much force you 70.
quire. kRkHcIs FEssENDEB
sr r1sif Brigadier General.
The marshal intends 20 protect the Glass Of
persons TO whom We have referred ID 4
made his duty 10 do 90, And We trust that We
will hear Of no ocoaaion for The employment
Of force. All lAW-ahiding citilens will see
that those to whom, IN Che Language of Gen.
EmoTy's dispatch, Peaco has been yuaran.
ted by the United States authorities, = are
not disturbed or abused,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

HHABegARfnns ARnx or rms THnHnssns,
WAsnsaTon, d. C., Nay y, lsos.
I: 1 hsrsby assume command Of the Army
Of the Tennessee
II. Lieulsnant Colonel Ma1weii Wood.
hall Assistant Adjptant General United
States yoluntssrs 4 transferred from ths
18Th army corps 20 the Army Of the Tsnnss-
aee ~ Assistant Adjntant General The
ealesr' q ny personal staa win accompany
me. ~.
M Major General ". D. iIAssp, United
States volantssFs, having boon assigned 70 the
eomnand OF the Fifteenth army eorps, win
assume command at once.
., ~, All orders heretofore Issued with te-
isrenee = the review Of the Army Of ths
-. JonN II. LOGAN,
omcial; s-,as, -3 Major General!
~ Max. WooDnuLE ~ ~
~ Assistant AdjutAnt General
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

troop, = n. grounds Ksst Il l,s ospI|,l
prupa|tlosy . ~ i1,,st, o>,abl,d -,
hopfs ttrins ihs nstnihs N. @.,sts shd
sAtAdp lots In thai i.osloa Of shi sIsJ ~
mllss Around were s6tsi,k Win ths ~
and gallant men who natsAsa N retlsw
today.
eErERAL sHnnnAx.
!, This brave and gallant oiie,E, suneundsd
By his staa, before The sciamn moved ocoa.
pied position at ne Intersection 81 Psnn.
yivanis Avsnus and Rirst s,rssts.s,. Bsfss.
the line % march wa ta,sa up'asn. sunn.
nlH was sanOupd,d " : lAFss crowd u per.
sons. all eager TO shake hands with the nobls
soldier. Many hundrsas q psrssus pas.
esedsd II rsaehlns The General, and had the
pleasure sf shaklpg Als haaA- The General
seemed n erssnsnt spirits, aAd had 4 hind
Nefa for al sbeut him.
p THn HoVfEs ~ fah ooLvrH. y,
a, nine e'oioek precisely The signal gun
was fred, and the column began V move.
f,lflf HcIDnnrs., y -
Quite AeOmmotionwes created on Fiftssuth
street, near the Treasury Department, By an
srruly horse belonging 70 one q the guards,
The horse became heightened, threw ~ ridsb
and ran OF through The nnks knocking two
Or three persOasd dSsn, bat, fortunately. hurt
no one. The hery, unlamsd itsed "a. the
cause Of quite an stsitsmsnt on d. side.
walks, psruoBs running In every direction TO
get away ffVm The frightened horss Ne vas
soon secured By some Of the soldiers. and his
run through the ranks brought 70 an snA.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

Tha Gnrrsndsr of cismsnt o. clay.
- TIE following q . copy Of the letter sent
- " Clement'c Clay, one Of the alleged con.
nplratorS, 70 Major General Wilson u Macon,
~ rRsvlous 70 hin Giving himself up
faIl IA 0aaHea Ga, Nay 10, lSo5-lR M
0ENnAAL8 havA Just seen q proolama.
\ zion FROM ths preddent Of the United States
; oasring arenafd of fone hundred thousand dol
lam for ny arrest on charge Of having, with
others thersln nanod, inoited and concoete
the murder of thp lnfo President
eonsgiops Of my innocrnea, unwilling even
y seem % Az from justice and confident Of
~ entire rindicatlon from % fpul ~ impu.
talon upon the fall, fair and Impartial trial
Ehich expect 70 receive / shall 10 a. soon
= prsolisabls . Macon, 70 deliver nIyislf ap
70 your custody. fief ~
! aln, respectfully, i
D. O. CLAY, jr. n
p. s--This vim BE- delivered BY Hon. p.
Phillips Of this place, Q. Q. O., jr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
D1ED.

On friday, May n, at twenty minutes q Il
o'clock, y. m. In the 10Th year of her age, Nh
ANN Traf0N, Nifeof Ferdinand Turton, nsii,,
Of Pentriclk, Derbyshire, England, but for Ne
last forty Ave years a resident ef this city,
Blessed are the dead that die 10 the Lord i
The relatives and friends Of the family are IL
vited 20 attend the funeral from the resdense 4
her son, John D. I, Tarion. las II street. bstwca|
Twenty first and Twenly-rccond Streets I'd
Thursday afternoon, Nay 2sth, at o'clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
Review Of Sherman ) Hetoes
TnEY MARCH RLENIIDLX
me- Linz Vws Fxnb MIls n tngMI


.N
The column Of the two armies moved ma,
JsstIcsIiy and The machinery u ne men
,h5ssf ,hel ikst ishg tramp,, since .hsir
.bundrod dsys, battles, : from Chattanooga
to.AtlAnta had made them perfect in this
tcldisfIy kdeomphShmtnt - ven a IN kght.
ing. go
~ Ne nlds Of General snEnnAE rode
General HowAnp, lately commnnder q the
Army 0f the Tenncssee, With bis light sleeve
empty followed BY the general staa and
escort, consisting Of the LIST Michigan End.
nssrs and Let Missouri Esginesrp, Colonel j.
D. YGrEs ecmmandins! Then followed
Major General ions A. LcoAN, commanding
the Army of ths fsnhsasss and sta6. Andthe
ibih Army Corps and the liza Army Corps,
Major General y. p. BIAih commanding.
Next came the Army Of Georgia, Ied BY IT,
able commAndsr, who has fought from the
hr.t Bull Ran, through the Peninsula cam
paieb, and all tho way around from Missis-
sippl via atlanta and savannah 70 GoIdsboro'.
Tbs Army 81 Georgia 4 composed Of the
sOih corps, Major Gen, J. a, MowER CON.
manding. and the 2tlh corps, BreSst Major
Gen. 80. DAvth commanding. Tho ofieeri
Of the yarious eommands bore Themselves a.
II they felt that they "hAd done the Stat,
some service and they knew ~,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

RESIaSAFIoH or rHn COMMISSIONER or
IHrnnNAL RHyESUE-The resignation Of
Hon. JosRPH ). LEWIS. Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, was dated on the 18th
instant, and win take effect on the close Of
the hseai year, June 80, Hon. WV ORION
has been appointed his successor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
ma,.r o,nsral n.rn.-.

The numerous friends Of Surgeon General
BARNES, .. s. A., viii bs gratihod to learn
that he vas yesterday brevetsd Major Cen
sral in the Regular Army for his distih.
guished services This 10 - we'll deserved
eo,npliment. H
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
L.uneh of the cunbo.t s,vat.,

PnILADELPHIA, May 2S.-The gunboat
swatara was launched at tho Navy Yard At
~ m, to-day,
Her machinery is in course Of construction
at Washington. 1!
Tho swS,ara is intended for q higb.sPssd
dispateh boat. =
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

Ma. GINS. ExORY, commander Of the De-
partmsnt Of West Virginia, aocompSpisd by
his staa, arrived In the city last evening, and
was present At The review to-day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

CAIRo, May 21.--Natohsz dates, Of the
18th inst, say that Gen. FaFrar has just
returned from an expedition 70 Harrisburg,
La, where he captured the entire rebel gar