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Gen. Ls. 20 ss HsIa Rsspesabl. FOR
ths Enfaroememe of the Law.

NMl AnAAHgNANANNANS - 49, AA@NNs
IFrom the Riehmond Rxaminer, Marsh 81
The bill 10 take negroes and turn them
into soldiers has passed the Senate BY q
majority Of two. The vrginla Senators
complied with the instructions Of their
state Legislature, aud voted for the meas
ore, though dlsapprovlng OF its principle,
not convinced OF its necessity, and more
than doubtful Of ItA policy. Mr.. ,Huoter,
whose thorough knowledge OF the country,
whose devoted patFiotism and acquaintance
with the negro character entitie "a words
TO q respectful hearing, took ! -asion,
shIle voting for the I'LL, TO reooN IL sol-
emn pro,est. Mr. Wigfall, In epceoh Of
great power, opposed the measure toothe
last. The reasoning Of these gentlemen is
strong, and, Indeed, cannot Be answered
by srxumenl. Il can be answersd only BY
The impeFlous demand OF the commander-
in-chiof Of the army, whose behests must
now overbesr every consideration OF civil
aud social policy. 1g,!1.
The Goverpment, then, has got its bill.
General Lee has power N MI up hia ranks
with the material which he demauded, and
which, 10 the absence OF q sufflcieucy OF
Ehlta men. he believes he can make
efficient troops. Ho will sec, from the ear
neat protests OF some Of the hest Southeru
statesmen, how reluctantly this measure
has been wrung out OF Congress- By military
necesslty alone and BY hls declaration Of
that necessity. lie undertakes, indeed, .
great responsibility, but having got th'
poWer, we trust he will use II with energy
and success. II he will but beat back th'
Yabkee Invasion, the country will gladly
forgive any shock given 10 lie traditions
policy Of social system. Lst US DC iree o
oar enomy, and lee uegro labor aud III
negro race fnd their Level afterWafds q
beat they may.
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e EXTR R a..
Fall Of Fayetteville
Gems. sherman and schoiield
8 Formed q Junction.

Il is unofieislly announced In New
York. and Il bellEed in oaleial circles
here, tha, General shsrmsn has captured
Fsyetfsviiie, N. O., and has formed q juno
toa win General scsJasld.
Report ssya. also. that Gen. Sheridan has
formed . junction with Gen. Grant.
We believe tho above reports 10 be true.
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SECOND EDITION
FoUR o.oLooK. Pm.


THE rftEsiDEur's HEALTH.
President LmooEn has been worn down
with fatigue for ne Last two days, and was
SIN obliged 70 deny himself 70 visitors 20
day. He has no serious bodily aIlment.
and n his friends will allow him little
uhoisaoms rsst he will soon recover his
strength ana heSith.
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eEAvh PnNs AslLISaHD m LoUnvuLE.--
The slave pens In LouIsvills, Ky, like
those Of baltimore. Warrington and New
Orleans, have bean broken up On the AIh
instant, Gsnsrsl Palmer ordered the 10
lesae Of ~ the alayss ecnansd In Louie
yIila .s, ri. ~ s.so
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TN. p.ym,nt or en-. Army.

Ths Payment or ths Army.
Tho Treasury ID getting ready funds 70
pay on the Shenandoah snd Western ar
mica. The payment Of tho Army Of the
Potomac IL nearly completed.
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Afs. isltsrs r,l.sina 70 Ne subscription Of, o.
adscrelIing n. the REFUBLicAn should " ad'
frrrsot 10 tha pnhlishnrr, a. abovo. .ltf5,
An luilsrs Or conmnnisnilons intendnd To-
puha.sf,nn. Or An apT unY relating % the
otltorisl tepsr,mspt q ne papef, should BE-
aa1r1net % Ne editor, - sbove. islsar
nustnrna and other correspondents VII
rrsstlp abligs NE publlshers end ths Kdi,or b.
eonplyinE Win the above suggestion. f,a
10 oonnnsronpnfrss--fo uoties enn be
a11n q rn.nfnsns scommunis.tionn. What
srof = iatendsd for inssItion must BE- nnthsn
tissH.d bT Ne aams and sddiels % ne wri
,er--aca hsurssasiiy ~ publie.ilon, but = .
uusfaals ofin sood fiith. c q .,iln I,
wssshbes undsr,ahsto fsturp rsIesisd con
uannIrA1lrns. i1l44
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ANDovnR THEoLoolcAL enAINAnr,-
The present endowmsni of Andover Theo
logical Seminary, Including balldings and
che various funds, amounts 70 seSo,0OO.
TO carry out tho proposed enlargement
there win be- needed $40. 900 mora, max
Ing . tsasl naSw~sni Of isoe'oOo,
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rIIn ULFlnATUn OF PREslDENT
LExooLn. Nfat


I have constantly been, am now, and
'shsil coutlbue ready 70 receive any agent
vbom he. (Jenefson DavisD or any other
infnsntisi person now resisting The ma
ticnsi sushority, may Informally send 70
ne ~ f'ssiss q fSscs~s-spseos 70 fAs p'op,s
sf ous ON connos counrHT. &"
" ti ~ .'fi A. LINCOLN.
TAsss thlnss arc indIspsnsabls. 10 vii,
i. ne restoration of the national su-
thoEity throughout ell the statss.
3. No vs~asg By tho Executive Of the
unl,oA a,aiss, o. tAs siausyy QusstsOa, nom
ths position sssumod thereon In che Ist'
annual message To Congress. and ln pro
eadlng doenmsnts. Husg Aslu
\ Z. No secession Of hosiilitiss short Of AZ
end dc war. sad the dlsbandlng Of ai
forcs hostile 70 the Government.
An propositions mot Inconsistent will
lths shove, VIII Be considered and passet
,ppos N . spiril Of slnc6rs liberaiiiy.
vel.aa' ain ABnAnAM LirooLH.
IEsrsti, n lts-. yrsn Ne fvasssnifsT, ?
elety, ", ~ slersia,y &rarel
- = - : n - 80
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An Eneiish sehsossr Captures
UnIom Gunboat.

Tho Navy Department have informstion
from Lieutenant Commander A. z. Clay
Benhsm, dated U. 8. 0unbost Peuobscot,
OF Pssi CsvAllo, Texas, February 11th, ei
the cspture Of the English schooner NATL
ia, BY the Penobscot, under his commsnd
The Matilda cleared from Mstsmorss foI
HAysns, with cargo Of cotton, bAgging
lIquon and rope. The prize was sent u
Nov Orleans for adjudication.
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General.
Tho President yesterday appointed Bre-
vet Brlgadlsr General W. D. BrIee, Pay
master General U. Q. A., 70 date from No
vember 20, 1894, since which time General
Brice has been performing the duties Of
Paymaster General. IH
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OnPHAHs' CoURT--Jados Pa,reeH.-Rils.
apf,h PAdgn twaa apr roiatsd guarsian 10 ne
ofphana oi los. u. padnatf, and letter. Of Al.
miulatraiiou rfnu'ed n hfr. -
The aeeount az The saes af the rerp6pAi q.
.ats O 1honas carbefT was approved and
wash. q Hurley was appointed guardian %
the otphang Of Thomas Keatine.
The sfnth ncecuut of Rirhart y NaiIy, ad.
Inisis,raicr Of Lewis sarders, vas Approved
nnd paapsd. lls .sl
me sixth soocun, of CHARLES keenan,. susr-
di.a g the orph,ss Of \. ,. Esiiy, wss sp-
Ths hrsi isd HusI sscsuu, Of MsrEsrst Ne
Ramsrn, neeufrix Of Nartin MeNamsra, Was
apprrvad and paaaed. tt. s't y
.1hs van q iae. HArvsI was alsd and proved
me Win Of csihstins B,,sswas p4aSiy
proven. ~
Lsiisrs Of adminlssrs,lon were granted 70
Hslen Hartman, sdHinistrAtrix Of Ferdinand
RsIsse, 4 nsYmnad wa. appelh,sd guar
dinn N The orphans of lanes 2. ~, merd.
Tba ltth nc6gnnt af Jao. p. Ptdsf, fnssusur
q The sstsie of Doreas Gavin. vAssDprovsd
Tss M a.ss sss as.I s::guas s::; q Richard L.y,
and passsd. usfI,
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Nssscn--TAs puav EsfisMal Rspubltssa y
uon 0vaisAsf bV earftsss % subssrtbsss N ~
eiij ~ osrpassa q aIls esnis ~ nSnfA.
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". Z. YEATnas, ssefsiaTy. = =

N Pres vseetnasssn. la accord
anos uiih . Law Of this corporation, all rest
denis OF Genrgetoyn will be vaeeln.ted With
IN 'ersigned, At HE reaidenoe, No IVA Dnu-
barton stfost ALI poor perbons, sisk with
smAll-poH, will Alno he attended BY toe sane
without charge. once houin, rom ~ N. 70
-, M OhAs' n ChASis, d. D.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ExcrrnmnnT AT THn Orr HAI1A--Thls
Aftefuoan Eiz sboth Whto, tia colorad nOalan
who keepS the cake atAnd At the CltB Hall,
Loaf her pBekst book containing about eintY
dollars. kliIAbeth accused one the tutor1
who Was 81 the table eAdag, OF stealing her
monsy. Toe gontiemAo, who was much a..
toaiShed At the AeenaAtioo, repliod he 3 "a n0t
aoen her ponhet OsOk. kn1Aboth wont Tor
aerKt CrOnin and had the HantlemAn Areated,
taken TO the station holso, and severed.
yastioe walter was called, A4d iIied tho
ease. EhIabslh bsiau ausen, stated that ebe
had her poekse-oooe a hsf pceksls and the
sround he tsnls, mast have tAksn tbs noney.
Other ssntsSmen, Who were near, said theIe
were ,sseral afoana the table 81 the time.
WhIis Justoe waiter vas examininE the
wiIneasaS, EllHsbeth's soa enteed the eflee,
And stated ~ hAa found The poolrst-book m
the slOsat where hin mnthef kspt her thingn.
IL seems that kliIAboth loSt her pockst-
book In the ole6et Mr., hFAdlny, w., counsel
ior the gentiemAa, And Iunt.es Walter; leo.
tarsd kliESbsth, statipg ahe shopld not Be 40
positive AI.d briDg such charge aHalnat : re-
spec able eiti1sn. The anAlr created much
., o.trment, Alasge eroWdb being In ahd Aiouae
the Justices once.
GRkHD OONcaar.--0n wednesday, even.
ing thefS viii b Brund vocal snd in.tiu'
mental e1aesrt ~ wssley ChHpell ~ Ne ben
eut Of me ieadeF ~ ths shalI a shas ehaleb,
care, aud TIE ptrlofnanol VII 20 oopbe ,,
/ hrillsnt and efIraoiive. Tho lngego al gOol
mnsio Uiil ~ iall y a11ona. 10 edsOltso
menl y Anenrl eolHNh' fv ~ '1r1 11 ~
ID ~ is1 n'ghA nllgrta tl'as1
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I UnHIaD 1invIcn --The March
nnmbsr q tsls NAlnabls ponoaisAl Aat bees
VpsaHa q HIassk TaglsFp paaA'Iss@
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n TasAsts for the Feandry Church
Fair can be obtAined ~ the principal book
stofes "a ths avenue and seventh street.
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BRAGG RRPULSED BT GHOFTELD.
Prisoners Captured from
Hoods Army.
Extracts from Rebel Papers,
oFFICIAL BULLETIN

wa. pssAsr.s.s. .,.s IT..
wn',os ~ @sn
The following diapatches have besn 70
o.,veA bv ,l,a nepartmant.
D- a. a. l..ffi
Sp"IH ~. nIAStor,
Secretary OF War.
~. ~, crrY PoInT, March 70, Issh
To Hon. ES.ta N. Stanion, s,syasrp Of War;
The following Is Just reeelyedi
WIsEs fonK, mAfeh 70, iseo.
Lfsme' e'eni eenssa esenH ....., -
Ine eacmy maee nea' sneek uPon
OUT cen.re ano lsts 10y; ous - ee9,t
iveiy repuisea, ano Nl.n noeyy Ios. ~
oeaa ana. pAuly "ounuou "eio iei' oh ~
ne,a. ....
| we elso took sess,al nnhuroa -, p.iiop@ ~ -.
OuI loss ~ smsn. Sene SouSn W, s
Twelve miles rom nere' ana WIN % up
early IN we morning, - s,.
SDs TSsS s.y ,~o eorps s11 sre ssrc
aud the rest. Of Johuston's army coming
.. NJ. scnoPirLD, MAJOR oenerai' Z
,
:. a, ~ roiI, ro.nI, "a; g.; mar'hi W
hsr - ssi,s..s.,s- 49,. go 49,, a..
-. p,.hs,nnI ~ nr,s, = - = - Z
Xw. 49,. .r.,,,e 1F,,II n.,v. th,. unorntue
~. - ,,,c,orv nj south csroi,rs' nj 4.
no,vsod in ths soiiowinr odirisi dis-
n",ch from Gensral I,se. Thoneh tha Sis.
ns,ch "a rather ecant In ia partIeulareI
enough Is given 70 show that Fitzpatrick
"a. badlv worstod,
Hn peuAaTaps, ss., M.rch 10 rsss.
Hon Jno. g BrchtH'dge Sey'isy Of Wers
General Hampton attacked General XIII
patrick al daylight thls morning and drove
him from bis camp, taking Dis guusi
wagons, many horses, several hundred
prisonors, and relieving a great number Of
our own men who had been captured I;
The guns and wagons could not be brought
! OF for want OF horses, Many OF tho enemy
were killed and wounded. Oui loss not
heavy. Lieutenant Colonel J Z. King was
: killed. Brlgadier General Hume, Colonele
Kagan and Morrison, and hsjors Davis,
! Ferguson, and others were wounded.
rs.. X. u. In
at VIII be observed that tho locality oi
tho nght Is not named In the dispatch.
This is for prudential reasons. ehermau
hiss no communication from me North,
and it would belmPortant 10 publish where
! he was, as II would only DO giving neWsio
! Gen. Grant OF bis progress. hatters arr
beginnlng % LOOK aeeiaealy better ior us
Q have had news OF two yictoTles-one Il
4 North Caroline and ons 10 eouth Caro-
lima.
"FRoH THu vAtInT.
d ave alluded In oar last Issue TO move
!. ment that was being made for the purpoa
A Of rocapturlng our prisoners who wer
taken from Early In the recent nght pen
Waynesboro, and who were being conduct
Cd under guard 70 wlnchsster. The fol
lowing ofiiclAl dispatch tells OF ti
H,ApaAvnrrss,m mafehs'
y Nor, y 2; w k.1sae., . s.se,.av 80 y 80. a.
Il oeh. 49,. .epys'ss M. -. ~ ~ 80 ,.aha, ~ =.
sAn., WI ~ u..,,s. ~ -.
y the enemy ne.l naIIsous, Mno ~
gunulng pIsoheis ssAen ~ ~ ~
a ana eapsnIce ~ P'ouo vn ~
j, mofnlnk y n1 'n ~ as.n .s.sche' ~ 81
.nem ~ noes, n,s' sss,n5 me- .nsn
@ ., 49, aas,as. ~. sa 4
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70 New York state aoldtera' Agency
rsmosed 70 30. 80 y street, between fwelftA
and ThirteentA streets. AL iuformation of
Interest or value 10 the soldiers Of hew York
or their iriends, hnrpiahed gfa'ui,ously upoa
applieAilo At thpir new roama, either IN pee
soii OF By letter. No. 1St Y street, between
Tvslith end Thirteenth streets
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= t.-rIr -@e~-- AN
CRIMINAL Counr--yudoe 0gin---A mo.
Ven fng ane.v tfial waa entered n the esr.
-.r. r,.ss.,, W D, Hnghss hy his counsel Mr..
ass y. nsga,,las. lsdls,yafsr inasssa, s..
msbart nEooss uss f1und ruii,y q assaun
hnd hattefy m Bic wife Ioan1n Dfonkn
4e1ob a. futnsm uaa found ruIIfy n rf,,i.
Ing key NON 1e Nmiihsar ian Institute.
sg.ars, hsr.h Reeves, eharetd with larceny
rec trial saa eirnlad 10 ths onss nanin.,
pichard and Jhne Winiama
ffom ?. @. ofdnqr, igss found cot rriiiy.
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COURT PRocSHDIHes.

CrncUrT CounT. = Chfsf yn,iies Carilw.-
ne easa n Lusirn rsyton nraiBut sweeney
.nd Huyek Wa being arEued By the counsel
fo-day. =
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SPECIAL NoTIOEs.

n1-Ths N.xs Rsgpla. B1shthiv Meet
sehool1 YIN he held on tuesday next, thsish
nah sS,ss. G 4 {. aohsELL. Ass,sssy.
'lyS Ths ssvs.th ward Exsnpsien
ctun win meet II Turner Hal, Name Hstnue
sna Four-anc-a half street, ~ 7k o'clock 10
MOhnOW (luEsDAHD, Msroh ~. krery
sisf ia p1osuring . gusrsbtee of ezsmp,ion 70
mnmbers wno have bcen, or maj be, drafted
uhdsf the last cal for troops.
l.-itli ~ Q. c. ANDERSON, Pfeaidnnt.
w. a. vKATmAn, eeetotAry. II
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- Ftrsa NEard.-The subso rtoers -
the hATtonAL hEFu nLicAn IN the nrut
Ward, who aAvo bean neglected py tormeI
pleaSe ioava their orders at the BOOK and
Periodical store of EDWARD WAITE, No.
lTIN PunnaytvanlA ayenue, botueon eovon-
toanth And kighteonth stfoeta, and thoy WIN
BE- served promptly ard regnlAriy. eoye.i
AZ Psspis's TelssFsps.--ssss saFss
cLAss Luns, dirss, 70 NEW YORK, Dos-
TUh, and all Important poinia. WashinGton
omses, RRPuBLIcAH BUILDING. bil Ninth
street, twsst SIDE. corner Pennsyisapia sse'
nue and xKth sirro,, undor kaiional Hotel,
and sorRsr Fiftesath and , stresta, oppoHiis
cHARLEs ,. NOYEa
isbIs-tf ManAssr washinstoa pistrisA
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CON q thres O'olOek thiS ?. N. wa iVal
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.Isss r. I. s.;a.; Is- &C End Z: fI"'1-'"r I
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m -aesrEstown. - Fhs Republican
ras De obtainld every evening At the BOOK
and Variety store u @. Crandeil, No. in
Bridge street. 6eors etown. tA1t-d
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Wa. .....I, Ell 81 W. - w . .e.rl.
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- Partiss, nails, tV.ddIpEs.-shsl

u- Parties, balls, w.ddIpgs,--ehsf-
nsldl. oeuies,ionsry-Laaiss' Dining saloon
no1 Sixth ntreoh l1 ~ .-
am now prepared 70 furnish In the bsss
French atyln, and my own tupertntendenee,
Parties, Weddings, and other entertainments,
n most rsaaonshle terms The best Freneh
nara and suppora furniahed II my salOon.
Country ofdsts ard Psrtiss attended 70 In The
shortest notiss. lee Cream and Water .sss,
made b. steam Poyer, IN piain ana.tsesy
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PEACE.

The air IS again full OF rumors OF peace
The President one lay last week went down
10 Gen Grant, and he staid nearly week,
and thereupon the report became current that
his stay was prolonged III consequence of
overtures Of peace having been made from
Richmond. The latest shape the report has
assumed is given BY despatch from More
head city, y. G., IN substance that JEFF Davis
finding Lincoln unwilling to Il gotiate with
the Confederate government, is trying 70 open
negotiations through the state authorities Of
North Carolina. that he Is willing 70 give up
slavery on condition Of a general pardon, and
restoration of property, and 10 unite under
the old flag IN a foreign war. Gen. Sherman,
the report further says, is SO fayorably i'm.
pressed with the propositions made to him
tina, he has left his army and gone to Grants
! adquarte-s g +2A:t Llac.lH.
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Special Meeting of the Super.
~

As announced in our last, special meet
ing of the Board of Supervisors o: this county
was convened at Ottawa on Wednesday. 1" to
take into consideration" as supervisor Price
expressed it III stating the object of the meet
ing, 1.-The law of the last legislature requiring
the Clerks # the Circuit :ild County Courts
to index certain records.
Thrtv-one members was present when the
board was called to order.
The OBJECT Of the meeting Having been
stated. OF motion the subject was referred to
a committee consisting Of Supervisors Nicks.
Hisc. Hickling, Rogers, Mcintyre and Gill
man. The committee considered over the
matter during the light, and next morning
reported brief resolution, prefaced BY q
lengthy preamble, reci,ing that no such index
10 our records as contemplated by the law is
heeded, those records being already suiiicisat-
ly indexed that compliance with the act
estimated from $500 TO $4,000: that the
law was surrcrtitiouslv stolen through the
Legislature, after having been objected to by
the proper committee and denied place IN
the omnibus in which all such bills were
driven through the Legislature per force +; that
it has 40 paternity that It is fraudulent and
unconstitutional. and a robbery of the tax
PAYERS The resolution thus prefaced simply
declared that this Board will make no APP
preparation to pay the exorbitant fees allow
ed by the act until they have legal interpre-
tatiou Of the act by proper tribunal.
The preamble was amended BY striking
ont all after TIE words "yariously estimated,
and then preamble and res luton were
adopted.
me Boar. also passed resolution asking
the candidates for County T'rs asurtr next fall
70 pledge themselves TO take but half the legal
commissioners for collecting tie war tax in
case Of thei. election. 1t IS understood the
Towns pr, pose to ask the same pledge from
candidates for town collector. 1t was e1-
planned. that collecting this tax involves no
ADDITIONAL labor 10 the collector, and tlat
they therefore make no eae,ii.ea in giving
such q pledge.
Some other business was done by the
Board: but as We shall publish the official
record in our next We omit reference to il
here.
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The President has ozlcrsa B,eYet MAZE:
Genera! Anderson to raise over Fort Sumter
q. noon, on the laih Of April, tie same Unit
ed States flag that tioated over il at me time
of the rebel assault, and that it be s;.luted with
one huLdrel guns from Sumter, and from
every fort and rebel battery that fired upon
Sumter: also that suitable military ceremonies
be performed under the direction OF Major
General W. I. Sherman, whose Operations
comr~.lcd The execution Of Charleston. or.
in his absence, BIZ General Gilmore. and also
that the naval forces at Charleston be direct,
ed = participate in the ceremonies Rev
Henry Ward Beecher viii be invited to de-
liver an address on the occasion
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A MARVELLOUS ISvESrIoS.-The new "a IL

A MARVELLOUS IyrESTIoy.-Tbe new eau
tograp hic Telegraph" is to be Immediately
established in Paris. BY means Of this MA
chine, in few seconds, the fac smile Of
portrait, hand writing or signature can be re-
produced ~ distance Of several hundreds
OF miles. Thus, you wish to send your port
raj; from PARIS 70 Vienna. Every stroke of
the artists pencil executed by means of the
pantelegraph machine in Paris ia simulta-
neouslv reproduced in Vienna. Two dstin-
guished artists, NM. Berstall and Bauginet
drew llkenesses which were instantly trans
mitted to a di lance of 400 miles. The great
RoSsini did the Inventor the honor OF c0lnpo-
sing few bars of music, which were written
and performed AT the same moment at Mar
settles and in Paris. III Gasrlli las even
accomplished painting in colors At = fabulous
distance. For instance, n the Office rose
appeared on blank sheet of paper in the
most brilliant co.oring, ,eiegraphed from the
Imperial observatory, both the flowers and
leaves being painted ia the most natural col
ors The process used IS similar TO that en-
ployed for painting leave. On stuff The su-
Geographic telegraph transmit, per hour thirty
dispatches, containing thir:y words each. +.
is equally possibleto stcnogrsph ~ the piaL-
telegra PHO machine with marvellous rapidity
and from i;s peculiar CONSTITUTIONAL VII work
under ospheric circumstances which i'm
pede the action Of Ordinary telcgrapI>.-k'r-
charge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-04-01
a,rodeIObituary Notice.
AFFLICr!oN AND FRESH FIsH.
r,or,, thu vi Paso Ill.) Journal, March IL.

We noticed last week the death of our es.
teemed friend and patron, Mr.. J. II. Miller.
From our visit to this place, he and his
family held out to US the right hanC of wei.
come. In November last NJ. Miller opened
on eating saloon in this place, and, during
his short stay here, he has won many friends,
both in town and country, who will deeply
regret that he is no more.
Ever kind, obliging and attentive to the
wants of his customers, lie had established a
finely growing business, much needed in .
town like ours. We were glad to learn that
his business will hereafter re conducted as
heretofore by his companion, Mrs. j. II.
Miller. We bcspeak for the patronage of her
friends and the pubic generally, assuring
them from personal experience that they Will
be satisfied with what they here receive.
We notice that Mrs. Miller has opened a
- fresh fish market. and hereafter will sup
ply our citizens with that luxury, direct from
Lake Michigan. This is a move in the right
direction, and we hope our citizens viii give
her the full benefit of the market.