davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

DECREASE IL HORSES A..D mCLTs-The
monthly ~tsteinen: fDr March L.; >; the igri-
cultural Bureau, shows the dccrbase IN horses
during tbs past year throughout the country 70
have been over 3U3.yUU. and the decrease ma
mules $500 Missouri anl K-n.ucllv exni!.it
the largest number il this a.iA. Dr. the fofn..r
5I,iSj horses ard IL, mulrs, the latter G3.-
OH horses and i7.JlJ mules. This large di.n;n-
ution IN Tie two S.at.s named was the result
VI course, o. the presenc- vi the war.
by tlr conssis VI so X appears tia. there
were IL Kentucky 3I5.5s. horses ami $3.50
mules in Missouri 9Io.3lJ horses AMI A. ,Gj7
mules. .r .r-. .r.. -n... a.1
We have not the census Of 1850 before Us.
and can form no cJrTsc. idea of the per ce.ta ~,
Of stock destroyed during the war By the
ceusus of 1850 it would appear that ths decrease
is about 18th for horses and over l-ith for
mules in Kentucky. Ia Missouri it would ap
pear about 1-4th Tor horses and nearly I'D Tor
mules. This may approximate the truth. as
TIE increase after IS5U would doubtless have
been absorbed by the waste Of the previous
years Of the war.
As there will BE- large increase Of imri;gra-
ton to Missouri and Kentucky, aud as Teunes-
see one of our sources Of supply may be taken
as impoverished, it IS not 70 be expected that
there will De much stock brought to the South
Mules will be necessarily high and the expenses
OF planting largely increased. More Iptal will
be required This should be taken into conSid-
Grafton in fixing the rate Of wages or the plant
ers cannot twork at all. 1t will have an impor-
tant influence also in diminishing the supply,
and sustaining the price Of cotton for several
years. Farm stock cannot be restored except by
breeding, process which requires years, and
which NO industry can hasten.
STATUS or THE NEGRO IN TENNESSEE.-The
lower branch OF the Tennessec Legislature has
passed a bill, by majority Of over two-ihirds,
liking the legal status of the colored people Of
that State. The bill Is substantially tbs same
as one which had previously passed the senate.
1t guarantees the sanrtity OF the matrimonial
relation among them. but forbids their inter
marriage with whites. AL laws in force for the
benefit of married women and children are 10
apply to them, provided that colorvd children
not to be admitted TO the same schools with
white children. Colorcd persons may b. wit
nesses in all State Courts. for or against each
other, but not in case to which the parties are
white anu no contract between white aud
colored person shall be binding unless reduced
to writing and witnessed by white persou.--
Colored persons arc subject TO the sau- penal
ties for crimes as whites with the addition that
rape by negro upon a white woman is punish
able with death. These are the most prominent
and important features of the bill, which is said
by the Nashville papers to be the most liberal
toward the colored people that the Legislature
was disposed to grant. 0laal lfu.
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

:, II Valuable eonfscated property. lately be-
p1onging to jefferson Davis, was sold in New
orleans a short time since - t'TTNa
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

= On Monday the 5th, about $500 Missouri
iufantry left Shreveport on STEAMBOATS, for their
homes. The Gazette says: .-.., ..r.
These noble men have endsared themselves
to this community by their g.ntlemanly lepor,.
ment- They have respected private property.
and protected oar city for several weeks without
any prospect Of reward" r4 -g- WIT
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21
A. Il. DELoSEY, Secretary.

The following is the letter sent by
Clement q Clay TO Gen. Wilson, surren-
dering himself
Ia GRANGE. GA. Nav 10th, 1865 -
Breret Mayor General Wilson, T. S. T..
Macon, GA p: General: | have Just seen
proclamation from the President of th-
United States. offering reward Of $40
600 for my arrest. on a charge of having.
with others therein named, incitpd and
concocted the murder Of the late Presi-
dent Conscious of my innocence. 1 am
unwilling even to to seem to fly from JUS
tice; and confident of my entire vindica-
ton fir IN so foul an imputatiou upon the
full. fair and Impartial trial which ex-
psct to receive, shall go ns soon as
practicable to Macon, to deliver myself
up in your custody.
iol 4 am respectfully,
@. o. CLAY. Jr.
p S.-This will be delivered by Hon.
+. Phillips, Of this place. G. G. G., Jr,
Washington, June "a letter In the
Star. from lis correspondent OH board me
U. :. steamer Penguin. off Sabine iass'
dated May 27, says: "The forts at Sabine
Pass, Texas. have surrendered TO the u.
5. steamer Ownsco. The American Tag
was hoisted oyer the works at 4 o'clock.
We expect Galveston to surrender 10
morrow
e committee Of ladies is being formed n
Paris to manufacttF7e and export clothes ioi ~
liberated slaves oil the United States.
e After excessive rains. the weather NJ n
cleared again, and we have prospects o. i---
crops.
NJ D L E d
On tho 25th OF May last, Mrs. ELvIRA sallt6'
consort Of Doct- y. d. Smith eyed o' yeas
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

I SAD ACcIDESr.-The steamer Kentucky left
Shreveport on Friday evening the 9th inst
having on board Pindall's Battalion Of sharp
shooters, bound tor home in Missouri. That
night about II miles below the city, she struck
a snag and sunk Immediately. We have no
particulars of the disaster, but from the number
lost in SO narrow a stream. we can judge that
she must have sunk almost instantaneously.
About 40 bodies of drowned men have been re-
covered, and there are in all about 20 missing.
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

WARNING TO NEGRoEs.-Many of those de-
luded people think that, now they are fiee,
they are to have long holiday OF frolic, and
vagabondism about the streets of our towns
They all get into scrapes by this, and wish
themselves back a. their old homes. Their
masters have generally advised them frankly
and kindly of their interests, but tho foolish
creatures, msled by their kind, or low and de-
signing whites, are in.many cases disposed TO do
as boys advised against vice. "see the evil of it
for themselves"
We clip this from the Caddo Gazette OF the
9TH inst, and in this connection respectfully
call attention OF the Federal Provost Marshal,
his arrival, to the sad condition Of the public
streets:
"The negroes acting upon the announcement
that they were free, have congregated in num-
Der on the levee. They were marched off in
squads to work on the streets yesterday.
The military authorities not disposed to
counteuance vagrancy and idleness."
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

W 4 committee Of ladies is being formed ~
Paris to manufacture and export clothes tJi me
liberated slaves OF the United States
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

' r We think our planters will not do wisely
to sell their cotton at the mere nominal prices,
which will be offered here at first Trade re-
strictons will soon be removed, and cotton
here, will bear price in some reasonable pro-
portion to its value in New Orleans. Our plant
ers have suffered enough Whilst the trader
who comes out, with capital to supply the plant
ers' wants and move the crop, is entitled to rea-
sonable profits for his trouble and risk. the
planter at the same time should pro.nct himself
against being ruined by spectators. Live and
le. ive," is good rule for all
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21
Public Meetinr

The following call was posted ", ara 49,
lated as extensively As possible thro1gbo5. J.
county frym the tim. u i.s date
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

= After excessive rains, the weather ~ 4,
cleared again, and We have prospects o. i---
crops.
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

EJ D / T. d
On tho 25th OF May last, Mrs. ELvIRA saiIrH
consort Of Doct- y d. Smith. aged 81 Ees-s'
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

! Qove--p,eu. should shs Sd"" them
lated w -.
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

F. S.-This will be delivered by Hon.
+. Phillips, Of this place. G. c. G., Jr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27

.,THE,Yirsinia and. North, .Csrouna Land
Emigration and" EoloniEation' Society. has
been organized at Norfolk, with tho follow
ing,naulsd geif ls&eAs 4 " S&ssfsG"," -''"''
President Wm. MAhons, otors-Geo.
BLOW, ,jn, .Gilbeft 9, Walker, Kader Biggs,
Samuel M. Wilson, JAMES E:a BSfy, =. G.
Lindsay, G..,,.Ws- Caihp, Nav .aWpg, Z. @.
Robinson, George, Sanestsr, G. ". ,Gries,
Marshal Parks, Henry Kimberly, Samuel r.
Borum, J. W. Hinton, aad'Jsmes Y!LsigBt
Mrl Rlqy ys4GsostSsd tIfot consideration the
ers, and others IN The two Btstes 6fYifginia
and North CaroHuA,i 10 ASSEMBLE in Norfolk
for the purpose of deiiberating upon the i'm.
portanit 'otascts Of Iths hsroFganimtiong" va
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27
Nhskt ,ttiiilaasnArpfY 3uT
TO rHI
NAIl0RAt REPUBLICAN,.
! FRom THE soUrHwpsr.,

70 .
NGpvefnor Parsons on ProAeetinE. she /.
tTpesdnen--A.EreDchG h Gup-B Bost Fired
pm tfsens. the iTstes slds or ths HE !,
l. INEw, pRLEANs,, Nov. 2e.---Gov. PafsBns;of''
Alabama, recompspds the passage OF an oct
declaring that 'the fftedmen shnfi hevo the
satne measures Of protection now secured to q"
ttIe nor, voting White popplatipn. : -'"m 'Is'i
The Matamorfs RaIietero, OF the 10th
inbt., says that the firing on the steamer An
tohio from the north bank on Tuesday last
wis one of the most dAstafdly odtfagSs per-
pdtntsd On thsfrontisr. nns uuuitt,,
y The Antonio, having on board a detaeh-,
mbnt OF French marines 'andAwo field pieces,
was Andjbg her way up athe river undert.A,
hdavy FIRE from the tonbineds force Of tho II
Liberala She grounded seven miles below
e'eity, and. while engaged with the enemy
on tho Mexican sideJ a furious bro at long
range was opened, on, bsr from the. neutral
side Of the.riyer, which was effective, wound,
ing two marines. The Liberals on tho north,
bank were dresbed u FSderai uniforms The
French commander refused ~ fttyru the fire.
frpm the Texas, bank. !, a. 10 .''.-''
The same paper says II appears to be the
settled purpose Of sbnfs mon 10 bring on a
war between the, United States und Mexico.
~ also says the outlaws have beon ON tho
American side in force spliatipg recruits. etc. ~
The Antonio wasfred upon from the Texas
shore, near whore Coftinss had bcen eamped
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27
,sUNDRIEs- 10 sUNDRIRs. -.

FElSdIs kpxMs 0frhS Boston tsnw wdnJl
EfigS,s, Is dead ~'"i-. .7"'"''I 90" dat 81
Gov HOLDEN, OF, Month" Il" Carolina, is conf
fned to his bed'by Illness. "dI L..- % tai"
LoursiIsi papers sPPeE5. !sngapSsas a iaaissiSiSf1
he cation crop. - --,.-.E.. -d.~,~ 4.-., %
J: Mkplsbs WELLS, Louisiana begisfdture
= H0y IN full blastI,'''%, .,"',''I'- '','",
THR .tQtal. assessed .ialuation.nf New Qro
leGns Is sgs 7ss; ;8S6 LIN Decrease, o. four .and
! Kaif ihiIiiShs sinse last ysaf: ''s''" '"'' 90"
THr Eeniap Gag WsR Iaised,pver tha sad1
quarters in yniOn Sqnsce Now 'Eoris,, on,
Saturday. 'n'''" s.''n !"- ~ L-'"".s' -
4THE.. .Qnartsnnaster's.. and .Conmissapy's &
,tore.h6uses at, Camp N eison Ky, havesbesn
aestroysdby fife, WITH 'mdth pdbliS property
.DiHECE telsgrpphii, communication ! be,
ween New York and .Ke% =0rioans has' been
tesuhied. .o"''''ai'L' i"'''' i. ii.ss' 81 ."Ii.J
P3qt, II RESRG; aliis tatREx,, 'Spaa. bicE Ss'titIs
tps msutioned in congestion with the. Ssna.
torship i'm North 'Cnreiihar sL' ia ""Ii-"',s-i
Mas. KiRPr. ..Ri RishaqRd, i iS more t.';; CON, u
Poss4GssrHerihusband, whom rshe. slew is do,
fc1hposeah 1.-Two processes advance ,psri
bnSs,r oL.."i '-ii "sII shI D. Lss"d"eiE sLnf"
GEs, Gqks ofsiR R RsiQiiitE iit'ii gTss a Morgan, II! ri
IN Ohio, is %, 936, which is from l,56O to.
t,sOO less than the maturfties of the remain
&srk.ths uRiSh tfSHst. 81, lT'",, ., y,
fTHE St"AndrsW's soOiSty uf Chicago osle.
brate st. AndrewIB day. at the Briggs .HUiss
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27

ffesids1t tbs afternoon, seeking iorsivchess
L<unuukfBurLER called upon tho President
this afternoon by appointment.
Ms. JoFpAr, Solicitor Of the Treasury, Ia
I'm Nav yo,t ana will be abseut until Wednes-
day next. III NV
Hos. Ii. RAMSEY, Of St. Paul, Hon. VIM.
IAvrsusa. ,at obiO...nd Hon. 3. @. Ingersoli, Of
IllInois- arc Al No National Hotel.
sUrpsurIIV Jounsoy Of Ceorvia. Is nj
um..s., riSs . - \ LIE "a
M a. u..x, NJ Io,;,,ona and
80 iTo ,r,riI, i1ml ~
stnatOr' Dixon and Ne'n.,h had lengthy Inter-
lSlews win 'ns heNueW VIZ Ihh@
HON. j. A. dAhflLLD, Oh unlo' non n
Lanmer' oi feha1 snu ,a','',,,.. a.,
New Jersey are me pU -
MR. HORACE iaA II, D,, pAi vi NoW, ioiA' ~
the METROPOLITAN. t,,it a., 49, -,
ccieWAap H LAH'S counsellor AZ law
lef thn sity yesterday evening Tor 'Assua'
Mhins He;will be absent only few day
GsNs KIlpArRIcK is to oSspsak befofe The
CSristian Association in Boston next Thursday
evening. .iAhn"p -, sutiat "-r
TursE are two -olsrsymen, in Boston who
e1ve gsSn ss.'leS N yx .nV sss y. .,nr
IN. w.sAa. ,... a.n.,., or ,hs ,sbo,
:. Hr =, %s,yi,iIgA,h" IAh" HI SsrsIos 10 Bs Con.
ea,...h.. = n r,ihs,sa % son,,derabIy Of late and
Ih.. no, b.s.. .hss,a "a. ar aims Hour withefs
So IA sss,s 80 e,,.S-,'rl,,i - ~ "a - g
= az. H.. -'Sr "A. n prssxy, cotoae, -xnd
- N,t.ss i1--r..Yrs ~ " -,
bfeyei Briganer rtenerefih,tn tna 'hns'nhe'' sptp'
'dfths United slkles army, died few days since
fasan Srshtissp. qsneral Do Russey' y father
"a Y A..,-Lc ~: 4 a,rv,aa In the army al
as l.aaI !. ,9,, - .N.. sm,.r =,
thp heSoiuuon. his hipfetesr"WsS Hn oneei VI
fbAt eaob on tha brothers had son in each army.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27
MON 4 aasDIpATE. Il, fo5iKi IN lMsAEi!plia i!li
l. .OE NEW YORK CITY.

1sMARsBALL o. RaBERTs, Esq, ia the Epiop
candidate fer Mayer Of New Hosk,i This is
4 strong nomination. Mr. KoBrhrs is known
y the people II. this, .!eoantry as ,,Sne 9S the
intsrprisiugn men Of ,Heu York who tsatteEs
Bis'wealth for the benefit of the msssos, snd
las contributed largely from his purse. to
place that city among the first Of The cJd.
hetaial cmRofiias p T. The FosId, ne: would
1nRks an excellent ma6on. .a...-, ,..,..;...,r,,,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27

TB8 strong iadsd. Romsh' of Germany,
Numbering opS llNpafed RPa thirty, recently
held D sOHysntisn at I4Aipsic, to consider the
evils under which the bsx labbrin that coun-
try, and ID 'detise rsmeqies, A few got ex-
cited. but tbss sRRjSEity entered into the Dis
cussion with GOODNESS and ability, A pretty
flaalishi Asggsstsd thith ths BeA J tshNj
would be wholesale Gemss9i ShiS SthsiUp 'tb
America.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27

f''FRAStIs ~ '6LIvsR wAs before the Boston
police eOutt lhst week f8r@sbillng eatables on
Sunday. He was discharged, the proAsou.
tioR having fsiIsd N pF9ySi iteEt the PsJ'9Sns
ItimS complained 6f Glry Sthhf srapgVrs;
l0dgerS, loI trarellers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27

,GEBBI5T, .ESsNIrH, pf, New York, is now 10
chisago for the LParpaaa, az prose ssp ting t6s,
of the Chicago" TriluGs faI "a
tibet, Published siff,thnt journal in jane last
feigpiRs insanity 70. SssRPs from his respon.
sibility in ,thsInhnn BsOwAf raid, and that
he 'purpdsely centlnAed at until after Lin
colp was ,inadg'ttated. ' n""
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27

oAoHroHLY import ant legal decision Hns
Idsliterod by Judge nSwaynsI I'm thsI gnited
States Circuit Court, Cincinnati, on Tnas-
day The propesty-s~aSa-by the late Will
liam, Barrf In stoTf township, WAS igpvalyed,
the Dalua,of The prpPertyi balpg ,sstipatfa at
$3.50, 600 The deeiaiOp .a9pfEpsl the 81 AIMS
of Arohbish9P PSESsll apa "a Ps5sSEni tntsr' TO
Including the Gath oli0 Theological Seminary,
and other valuable buiIdhhgs"l 7" 80
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27

"sHpk thb termination bf"the tdr, SO, 900
bales Of cotton have been shipped from Apk'
lachicolA, Floridsl Iandi theue yeRell D9p,
bales on hand there on the 18th. There ab
SOME 10, O0e sbaies still ydp the Apalachicola
Iriyer, Witch Will come down Whii9 the depth
ot,wsEer pss@its, maSihS,tR An SSsf $4,000
bales that Will.bs shipped thenas this season,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27

CBcINNATI, Noyenbef 20. .=aAdhms'a Ex-
press. Company offers. q reward oB d thousand
.ddlars for the arrest of Rudolph. T.. Dodge,
'lliafged with robbingi the company He
esbsped, FROM tho jsii at' 'vicksburg on tho
goth instant.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27

mont. Washington and the popular Winter
streets arc lust 40 crowded. day after day,
unless . great rain sveep. them clear Of peo.
pie as Of dust; that the State House stIil
hcpl1tl ELlsSIiIshh Mat PARKER also
k..n, hi, advertising thu, be has secured
the aer., oook in America - which make,
ons s cnrioa, to ost ina tbe Eitcben \ and sur.
ronndod Nth ,hs 9sms.loyinr fraternity and
i, ths cav Tnsr.'ont indeed to enter III,
d,,iIx S.if. lg,Igt h6vra onhr;h ,h,tsbsr,,d
I;lS ~ us5 nfi6. I'd bn.hnss;;sa Az. n life es m
1.,inS' And !, mater, not ss,urh, sn p.rtes.
hon,I.s s,.s.r h; sI,gSr"S ma Y,iS,gb No inAKs
an N. sgnrs ~, IL so,dip.ry dinner r an, an
Ino.t,r 81 thsp,,sr voph, \. W. ts.,s,,t,ble far
An eniIreiday. :" ;@ a, "a ;!'t--;: :. -, ",-.
But .on4 tbs. ,ubieot'of. b;rh ieh.rres .the
: srs,,o,s Z aTS m,u,l sItssnd III fo,
do,,it mot dwell IN ,bo sity.of lt e maxuiacani
Jr;o..,. IA sS.cfltbs'iy ~, III tam w4 b,ye
sad q, ,nsay m 4 AZ NJ. I'M nopsT...t taiEsd
j. a,,ss, ,,i,sr ~ .a,l a,s ,k,5.;o A. ,tss
1os,isl. ~ ,1e.ttlo,i dbiils -. A. SNms S
,hsm n -,EoM thn, ,s,ys- ,,,,ysrsb ths o,.
tb;tiSSn, u n. saI;ssi I'M Sss ( nsovilsyi,
,',s.t. ,aEt,.,s.sor ~ 80 yl,sr i i,.rm,
th.s all Wa,h;n yton r.; S,;sorsb;r, Il a. fo.i n
.donpr.ssmen. For tbom,. an IbiSr. have
beon M ~. H.. "a. . ;;s,ish toSIxplcoss t6s
,dapitol building on .cydry ,itls.is n M \ phcarS
,.Por 6ongr,..,,on oniyS, -Ibos, ono Wiasnni
bost M z l,s,p,o- -beur.ts.fo: i. not 4 1re,
ma, Z NM n Ibs c,ty bsTtt -ltyi
Ihibh A., ~, eopgr,,sm.b only, Does. opt
Isn, ,no S,va & tba.;,,s, q o. 1.Tn,sns5a
sais., .sysrt,,ss on, AL IN, fipsst sysnass.
4, n, ,.,.sm.s .sshnS ,h.I,, ;yf..ri,is,ss''e M;
-. ...,,,r.- - ,,ii.rt x, II y, y,
'tIon. h.o,n.. from them have come huge m
! unon .ssiob,,,v tsturb. : mimi then, Of .bssi
49,, o,,h Al !. IL t6s I'm
nu...,s, ,,sS ,a,s ,h.,..t,ra,dtd., ,rd e ls..
~, ,s ,h.- .ha,rJ sss;Is
y ~ Ro.taa ss M a;,,s aia onr nri,,, atm more
r.. wSa,J 4. ~ NM bsta s;tb.r " :.
ma infis;!I Ss1,H h,3S1 rAglIn uia6IY \, !. s,,t
ssh,n 80 q "a 1a 1l Is flIsi TL.... yt.,,,
knr,.,ss ,Ssx. ~. s,urs. ,n.r ,6 Al his du,y
EoSnsci,c,s .rc.ntsd sa boIaSNs m 'iissdsIsgin.
.o'.h., ,.,hX - ,ii6,,,i ~ 80
s 49, y W. ~ ~ 'pSSG. ss;,b
t....s..-,n...."',l L. - Ia l.,,s.. 80 -. AZ,
Ioo.,"S.as.,, | | | y. ,hs TS;I,,n. oa,l. a.
,s nv nsnc,, ,esur,sn. ~ Jndga DE-, R,nr,s, n = !.
- 20 4. m, 4 4 II & 81 no!,;,,,;on.,
srWsT.r., s.,. a. s,,.rss,..,;'s - s.s.Sn., ;,s Il.
,.n 'Sn ~. :. ~. f.nTr.n. "a a..
hover toe 70, enforce Il A. one ofi The condition,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27


"Thk RLAbALi" osdREssitEs.SS.-Arf.. o. q,
hAEqDOS, member, elept II, Congress FROM tie
First district. isna Northern impp. by, birth,
hna was, for' many years, editors of the Old
wing orgsn'it Mdbils; tho ,Assertispa rHS
faRRSitst 81 brlS,sHa ", A EyHf.st sy ". ~ "
iaSa- ~ '-L' i-a, L"a .,5.II Ls.,. rsdI ;L-
-'Gss -o'"A| RAmLE, elected in tho third
district, ,"'was' In original secessionist' and
supporter Of -BreSKihridgo Hs "setvstr IN
L., sGs'
tho, ,nesal army. 20, yrI, ..a ,rlrs.., ,...i
WiifAYLsR, elected in the fourth disr
trict, was n Bell and Everett man in $780,
apd has always beep- conservative in his po-
hidSRi, ,ssRtiRspttG H9 cannot tafs TIE osth--
.GOl..J. m. SHE'D, elaeted. lin the .Eiftk
Distriet' 10 . maA' Of very moderate ability
Hb IL froh Coffee county Tenn, whence he
ehigsTratsd To- hISbSMa SfteY YthsTAr.'"T' s'L
,TH9S4s, A.. FosTER, slsStsa,'iRs sixtS
Distie,I Hwas va member Ofl tha. rsbsla Con,
gresss-'He was psrdoned BY tho President b
IshbP. tinYe' alo, 'S'su"d .ILii. w." iiiT sJ,ru
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27
BHLIEF AND kEowLEDGE.

'''We'support Prusidetit JoHs:soa BECAUSE
teboiidve'hih I'd be tight. M: r. tHszutat.'
Bslisf isrf&ilf5 t6,EH54lSdge;;' we sup.
8oFt .Rrpsi&snt. SQF$sGS because We }RSs: S:
Him to be right t....r.l.ml.In l...i ~. 49,.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27
As General on that occasion in Mr. wi1kRsn
e J; !; ;E|::;lllj:::::,; i: j: ,;::: f:

oycd by Secretary Chase with an invitation
I'd the nuptials of his daughter with Senator
sfRAsuE, and, although the faot was -tele-
gtaphea to,the whole country, and although
Mr. WILKES was the only editor in the coun.
try thus honored, not q Bohemian In New
Yprk raised his voice in dissent S,Fbs Licn,
tenant General will not ssger materially
frpm such attacks Rs that msdp upOp- him in
tic last numheu of tho. RonJid. Taile. .....Ir
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27
/ REM ARKARLE p PRoPIIiEcY. i, II II, ;,

/ A few days since We copied from Ha!pJ1ri's
,FteHya a sublime poem which that Journal
hi hd reproduced and credited to one !" ",Hoqri-
t4q .VfiiiRgteA .Boaii. .,,n II appears BY the
cSmmunication below, addressed. to-. tho ed
idor of HAnrsR's last Weekly, that 'Boe4H''
"a not the trus 'haue' Of the ddthur. We
t4ko; pleasure in making the correction.
Here tho authors own explanation: ...--.
7p he Eiitor,ef Hnpsr,i Jpeeklps 80 t,l...
I- DEAhi Sra: While feelipg much hattered BY
( poem OF niue entitled "AmSdsah slsssfy- y-sfhe
Pfopheey,' ~ which you hrp tiesrsed tcdcsiv hate
- ssmapksble! prophecy 'iIwould feol Obliged
III yon would kindly csrrect two .errQls In Ysur
idtrqdpcllon. First ny name Is 7ot Mrs. Hem
rfta wellington Boolh, but Mrs. Henrietta We'll
ibGton toats: secoad, the ep6smwas mot writs
tdn twehty-yeAr ago. III was written IN lst9r
the year Lwas married and, it appeared m the
journals o. that year- SThere,wefe three siverses
fdsi q Il Yt.f j fRsSfsss thfoSSf sSFs.s dsrlngtSs
{: Ii would ndtTrotb,s youi only Il prefer my own
name to tho name Of Booth, around which thsne
ate 40 N papy- peipfpl ,racpllertiops that LAT Least
would, poi emulafe bearingit, neither would l.
Wish The merit 1ifthsfe be khyJ 6f the Iiftle end:
sbns Of my early life to be given to another; und
rjpycduued rtnjfer-thh name Of Booth a. 49,
lsmj dean str,-Jours fnsly,-I--s - .~-
-,.i 81. HEsGisJfS wRLLsqIoS, BoAIE,t
We trnst that Mrs-. .BoArE viii faxor tho
public with tho ithres veises,lost.'h IL she
win do 10 We will'prbmise to repubiish the
PPsm comPlets, With hqf right hahe -at:,
: tehed. and thus sst the gem anew =,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-27
tiOKEMENFsORL LIEnT.GEHER-AL
GRANT. s'"G".t 81

To-day .Iieutsnsht. 0oheraih -aRxsr,' the
tonquerof Of RiShmond" the tapind'cf the
ass r. rebel 5 ,SqnfsdeFssS sili make hls IA;
hmphsRt ast,Fa into tha..city-r It viii ha Ms
Era .Visit TO Aat.lpia<eGi@It II. will bs;'withoat
demonstration; anostonthtious, = aid hardly
bsfSiayd!!' no k6es .sSHtk Of bbsine:i- VIM
P1tsnd. .hiS taar s'ief ~ ,chsFlsstOp and ~
arm by. the middle, Of neat .Heek.i,.. /. u. .lI