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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-16

THE AGE OF INvENTION.-WHILE A
Il large number Of machines have been offered
10 the public, some Of which possess points OF
excellence and acknowledged merit, we have
long felt what others have experienced-the me-
cessity OF a machine more perfect In Its mschani-
cal structure, combining In the highest degree
simplicity with durability, and which is capable
Of doing greater range Of work-one that could
easily be understood and cOmprehended by all
This, we are happy to say, has been accom-
plshsd BY the Introduction Of the celebrated
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, which can be
seen and examined at the Agent'a
T. PILLING,
2S6 PennsylyaniA avenue,
jy6'8m One door from Eleventh street
NNKn ApnIMn u a nnn non q Al N a n
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LOCAL NEWS.
new YORK AND THE VICINITY.

ST. PArRICK's DAY-ASSIyERsARY CERE-
NoNIEs-ORpFB or PROFESSIONAL GRAND CIVIC
DIsr AY.-Ihe anniversary Of the death Of 81. Pat
rick will be couimemorAied to-day by appropriate
ceremonies, According to the programme, John
Tucker, Esq, will Act rs Grand Marshal assisted by
Patrick McGuion and William Atkinson az aida The
special aids are hush Murray, Dennis Keahan, Nj
ehsel Gllen, John j. hcry, Peter Ledwith, Michael
pougherty, Cornelius Ideally, John McCluskey, Pat
rick Haggerty, Thomas ConuOr, Hugh Monaghan,
Thomas McGuire.
The societies will tale mp position at 10 O'Clock q.
NJ As soon NJ the military shall have passed the RIG ht
OF the civic procession the following will be tho
TIg EOUTE
Down East Broadway 10 Chatham street, through
Chatham street to the east gate OF the Park when the
procession will be reviewed by His Honor the Mayor,
and the Common CounciI
Up Broadway to Fourteenth street
Through Fourteenth street 10 Seventh avenue. Up
Seventh avenue TO Thirty-fourth street; across
Thirty fourth street TO Second avenue down Second
avenue to Tventy-third street through Twenty
third street to First avenue down First avenue to
Eighth street up Eighth street to Cooper Institute
when the procession will be dismissed.
Nearly all the Irish Benevolent Societies win be
formed In tbs procession, according 70 tho urn
grAmms puhlAhsd IN the SUE yesterday
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MARINE NEWS.
N'ch us Rise. O,-s. s,u. os-s'n eu n
ARktYKn

.SIkAhSHIPa-peavt Nepbeu Klnghstet,
Baltimore & kuieht Philsde phiA Ashland, ~
ues' Monroe; Commander, Hilton Head.
shIfs-HemifphS7s. Liverpool Ransoon, Batavia
BARkS Arlets. esgu,. Jas welsh. Nera CrIa
DaueL Of NsssAu ~ Matsmoras; Janet MatAnyas
Henry Lord, hLtanzn
BRlGs lay Rio Jlneiro Rosors y Orlean,
Merlin, Sauna Exec slor bermuda: Helen Cifnius
Cos. Champpn Cumberland Harhof
sCHOOSERS-Ge Henry y London. al Cru-t.
81, rsuT.jn for Philsd Minnesota, \ Bedford :
lo7ier, lhghion; Noiten. BrookhAyen; 4 I Iov.
and, Port jeher4on: War Eagle Charle.ton. : a.
Rove, HaliiaI Minnie, AIecelo; Co lester Nev
he'"rd sarah, NJ Bedford for Philadophia !
PsifAcr NcS Bedford j Price, Fall River for Phi Al
neptune, Providence; Ch,voit, New Haven: Fron,
To kland, Eta Eogg, TAngier for Boston: l. VI.
hinsey Gloucester; Luisits, Baraeoa. Maria JAcms.
BELOW One bark and ore brie uukno,n
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GoLD e. the Ev'n.ng ENsa.nse rs' ,oii u
low ts iJJ'., ciOslns at lss Stocks and gotta vs.y
much excited. -i.h strong tispositon 70 80"
CRY ITINs.- R,--n'tnc The Count Nggnts
Committee continue 70 receive fsf sversSe VI
n.tments, notvi'hstauding the operations e. -
dratt, and yesterday mustered Into The vice sl-t
hrty men at the Park and Battery Barracks.
CRy Govsrnri,ni.-Tbe Aldermen met ve.terdsl
and considsred tue annual Ian Le,y TOR the currp
gesr amountinr to 81 ,-,t4 -, vhich ~ Adopted
ne Counci men also ~ and conquered With this
Aldermen in resolut directing the Comptroller
sdvertise for sale public auction the rght 10 nah
lam Terry 10 run from the foot Of spring street.
E- 70 Hobofen, Nj.
Cguils Of Lib,l Suit'.-In the supreme Cont
yesWrusy, the ibel suit Vainst Caltseu Vim
pey Ttopiletore OF the sUSpAY AER TERMINATED
uy the lihlntln Withdrawing Juror from t1e panel
nus puiunR The case 90 indefinitely. q the saius
nouft ~ special Term, before Iudge yy.cfeL D..
Count Jo' annes apt led for Judgment ~ dean.
Rainst stephen H. fist. Ia action I's,ught 70 ~.
cover dsmares for an ALLEGED liiel. 1'io motion =.
granted and the case will he seat b.fore ,herS.
aashssed.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-0S TUESDAY EVENING, IN
south It, near W all 81 ferry, a Pocket Book CO.
tanning email sum Of money! which the owner
have by proving property snd pay Ing eIpenses. a
ply to FRANCIS =. NORRIS II PIE liics r..
lurman 81 near Wal st ferry, brooklyn. l92
7 OST-A PLUMBERS BAG or TOOLS
IL March IT, het 22d and 33d so, and ave h. IT,.
finder will he paid at SO Fifth - Plumbers shop.
Y. hALONtY. 81
STRAYFD FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON
- the lstb int, hGy horse -ttsp around his neck
about 10, hands high: hlAct horse, about 49,.
hands hay mare white face, and mare about ie
hand. hgh all had long tails and white on hind
kles, bay horre shod. rest hare footed ANY
turning giving information where 70 md ia, M,
will be- iberey rewarded. Centruvllle llo'el l. /.
lis kOBr. I. WALKER
9S REwARD-wIIL BE PAID FOR THP
Ncreiurn ofs white female poodle, Loaf last even
lug. In NarIck st. ueAr its IesdeIce, ~ North MO's
street. Is
SO6 REWARD-STRAYED FROM NTH
~ IT. near 10Th ave, q dark sorrel cart horo
gre, curly mr =, aud long tail, lGld face, stOut
years d. and 10 20 10 hauds high. The above ~
ward will he paid a, 5s Deg ct. sAsi
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Personal NOTICES.

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY Cautioned
lsgainet receiving or negotAting prouissory note
for ti,Ga made by the Undersigned " their own or,
der dated on or about Nov lst, lSGi pay alb %
about April lst 500 with interest senl-annuslly
A. pay ment has leyJ stopped. sEELEG STE.
VEINS, 80 Burling slip 4SA
INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN
i PLATI Of RichmO-d, Virgins When la.,
heard Of about u month. ago, supposed 10 be Ia
Long Island or New York. Any inform alton Of lin
will L. thankfully received by M. wife NJ PLAT'I
lGI SaratOsa At Baltimore, Nd. ltl
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GInD KEWAKD-NAN LOST-ALtRRL
SIOO :. JOINS, a resident OF Islip l.. L. !.
years Of age feet II inches high son av hat round
shouldered, brown hair and vhisker., hazel eyeA Aa
one upper ftont tooth missng When last Inch
was on Tuesday evening, the 9Th inst at the cc-usI
Of John street And Broadway, he had IN heavy cray
beaver oyett At graz pants hne hiie shirt and daIi
fur cap. lie hal with him 400 In greenbacks Ia
above reward will he paid for sny information thai
leads 10 his recovery, by application TO GARNEk a
Co, u & o. Worth 81, cor oi Church, New YORK yIs
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T. Lawrence, j Lite, q Ledger.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

CHEAP LODC lNGS AT THOMPSON 81
Svefy pleasant furnished rooms Tor single Gentle.
uleu, gentlemen and their wives Also lev ~
cctsbl. men can have board, At Thompson A.
canal. B.-lnAtiuc'ion upon the piano "
HOTEL GARNI, 1875 EAST 18Th ST.,
IL door from 81 Ayeuue-Furnbhed bedrooms Zoe
respectable mechanics, each separate room, FROM
VI 20 10 III 10 per week, double bedrooms ~ -
week, on the Europ" m style. 35s
POOMS WANTED BEDROOMS FOR 4
lNgentleman and young ladies, furnished, or
room and bedroom with or without board n the
former, the GENT man would only require breskfa.t,
and, on SUNDAYS, dinner Address, stating location
and terms XfSOPllEN, boz 500 Sun office. 856
> GENTLEMEN AND WIVES CAN BR
- accommodated with board. Also 3 young lade
~ 10 Jones o., het. Blocker aud 4th sts. SO
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land, L. Ro.e IDu,g, Il Ra'hiueie, q Rodgers, NJ Kan
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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-28

WE would call the attention of our
readers to the report of proceedings of a
nominating convention heldat Romney,
Hampshire Co. on the 23d inst, at which
Hon. John W. Kennedy, of jefferson.
was nominated for Circuit Judge, and
Q. D. Downey, Esq. of Hampshire was
nominated for State Senator. To that
Convention can be given the credit Of
having repudiated fully the Radical and
nullifying principles which its predeces.
scr laid down, andof having endeavored
once more place before the people men
by whom no district would at any time
been ashamed to have been represented,
of Mr.. Kennedy we have already spoken,
and we could only reiterate our then SEN
timents by dwelling further upon the
subject.
Mr.. Downey is a gentleman of I'M
doubted loyalty, of considerable means
Of great energy and ability, to him we
lock in the coming Legislative session
for firm and consistent opponent of the
odious "Test Oath, nand stillmore odious
Constitutional Amendment; we a1e con-
WINGED from his position and sentiments
That we shall find in him a representa-
tive who will do honor to himself and
the people whom he represents.
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Southern COnfscuti0sl.

We have wondered many times why
some Of these Radical and multiplying
gentlemen were so extreme in their
views, we have made many conjectures
and found many reasons, but the follow
ing extract gives explanation why some
ef them are, and we have no doubt but
all of them have equally good reasons.
We had hoped from the loud clamor
which they raised, from the vehemence
with which they cried ''Union,' that
they might possess some Of the requisites
Of Union men, but we find in them bit
ter opponents to the Administration, to
Federal Government to the re-organiza-
ton and establishment of the Union
epon a firm basis, caring for nothing
other than to get a hand in the public
pockets.
Government has, in fact, made very
Title by its eonfseatiens. Mcclure, the
aefaaiting duartermaster here tfeMpoee
Banks turned over SO as the total
nj proceeds Of the sales OF al the splen-
ID Paris made furniture, gold and silver
plate, and an infnitude of valuable
thing which were taken from the houses
81 fleh ahsentees and registered enemies
ii New Orleans, and Judge Dupre!l, of
the United States District Court, says
the net proceeds of the confiscation sales
ofproperty adjudged to the United States
in his Court will not exceed 100000.
This, you will recolleet, includes such
properties as the eight hundred city lots
of John Slidell, with many splendid
store and family residence upon them.
Earpies, who have done nothing but
make money out of both parties during
the war, profit by confiscation the Gov
eminent does not"
We have some of that class who advo-
cate the Confiscation of almost every
mans property, who are attempting to
carry out Confiscation proceedings under
the laws of West Virginia.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-28

ANTICIPATED TROUBLE FROM FREED
MEN.-The President has received, within
a few days past, numerous letters from
prominent citizens of Virginia, North
Carolina and Mississippi, expressing APP
Prehenslon OF lnsurrection by freedmen
in these States. These letters the Presi-
dent referred to the Freedmen's Bureau
for consideration, and General Howard
has issued circular to Colonel Brown.
Commissioner of Freedmen for Virginia.
recommending patrol of citizens, or
police system, to be under the control of
the department commander, in counties
Where there are no agents OF the Freed
mems bureau. A citizen of Union senti-
mentsnay disappointed toad the bureau
IN preserving order and forwarding con-
tracts between the freedmen and white
e q zSe, such appointee to be responsible
10 lhe assistant commissioner for the
State in which the citizen resides.-Neu
York Times.
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N1sllifcntiO7t.

To the heresy Of Modification may be
attributed the primary origin of those
struggles SO long and fiercely waged
upon the floors of Congress, and finally,
only determined after the terrible minis
tiers of fire, and death, and carnage, had
shown how fearful is the arbitrament
of battle.
To the ordinance of South Carolina,
adopted on the oath of November, 1882,
will the future historian turn, when he
shall seek to trace with impartial pen the
source of that dark river which has
swept with such resistless flood over the
sunny fields of the South. Nor will he
forget to mark the pathetic eloquence of
the Proclamation, or fail to see in the
fearful events of the past four years, the
deferred, yet certain realization of its
prophetic warnings:
:" On yoau undecided support of your
Government depends the decision of the
great question it nrotres, a1lethey yoau
great Union aoW be preserved, and the
blessings at secures to us, 0s one people,
Sftutt 10 peipttWtCeu.
Thus spoke ANDREW JACKSON, in
1882; and now, after more than thirty
years OF conflict and strife-culminatin
in that terrible ordeal which has tested
thestrength of free government, we have
just learned that our safety, our progress,
our prosperity, and all those hopes
which cluster around the destiny of the
Nation, depend upon our undivided
support Of our Government"
Those who discover in the success of
the national arms, and the defeat of re-
bellion, the attainment of results which
cannot be imperilled in the future, have
read the history Of the past to little adj
vantage and have failed to learn the
great fundamental truth that the price
OF liberty is eternal vigilance. Now, in
thefullfiush qualification and triumph,
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a Cd Il ID.

I respectfully beg leave to announce to the
people OF this Senatorial District, that | will
not be a candidate for election to the State
Senate.
To enter upon public life at the present time
would be altogether Incompatible with my pri-
Hatc Interests and business engagements. The
| sacrifice it would involve. / would, however.
have been wiling to encounter. if it was deem
cd BY my fellow-citizehs that my services would
prove valuable in The great work Of eonserva-
tive reconstruction. lily own opinions are 50
liked and firm, that it i The duty Of every eit;-
zen to bear his part in the restoration Of peace
and good feeling between ali classes Of the
community, that | would not have felt at lib
ertS to decline any sers ice which | could rem
der in promoting the social and political re-
| organization of the State. But It appears that
| another Senator cannot be properly elected
from this County; and I have the pleasure to
know that Mr. DowNEY, of Halnpshire-a gen
tleman of broad, liberal and conservative opin-
ions-has been presented to the District To
him / will gladly accord an earnest support;
and ] can venture the assurance to my friends
that he is entirely worthy of their support
c.. M. SHAFFER
Martnsburg Sent 2S 1865
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THE Secretary of the Treasury has
decided to anticipate the payment of the
interest on the f1ve-tWenty coupon bonds,
which becomes due November l., and
the same will be paid on and after Sep.
tember %, upon presentation of the
coupons to the Assistant Treasurers, at
those designated depositaries authorized
to pay interest on Government securities.
THE Second Comptroller of the Treas.
ury has decided that all deserters serving
after the expiration of original enlist
ments to make up time can only receive
the rate Of pay allowed by law during
the period covered by enlistment.
ONE Of the features of the State Fair
at Hartford was a remarkably handsome
team of fine ponies, said to have cost ten
thousand dollars, and to be the property
u young lady OF four summers from
brooklyn, Long Island. One of the
ponies Is an Arabian and fast trOtter;
tlree OF them are from Calcutta, and the
other Is OF Scotch breed. Their aggre-
gate weight is 1920 pounds, and their
average height about forty-five inches.
THE Cathedral of Norte-Dame has
now all its windows, excepting the six
Which give light to the lateral chapels
OF the nave on the north side, fitted up
with panes of stained glass in the style
OF the fourteenth century. The Others
Will be similarly ornamented according
as the repairs of the chapel get completed.
4 CALCULATION has recently been
MADE that there are over one hundred
thousand "a English signs in Paris, and
en arr protests against this invasion
,Seeeple-chase, turf, sport, groom. gentry,
boulin9rin, louledogue, and other words.
nave been quite adopted by the French.
1t IS said that Gen. Butler is to be as
sociated with the Attorney General as a
pupilc prosecutor OF j. Davis.
a letter from Galena says Gen. Grant
= ea,kihg OF taking tour in Europe to
be absent two years.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-28

WE were shown, a few days since, one
of the most remarkable specimens of
penmanship we have ever seen. It was
copy of the Lords Prayer, in circular
space smaller than a silver three cent
piece, and is yet so distinctly written as
to be perfectly legible to the naked eye.
1t was executed by Mr.. JOHN p. KEAR-
FoTT, late County Surveyor, with an or
binary quill pen, and is one of the most
ingenious works with pen possible.
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THE NEW ERA, SEPTEM BIER o. 1865

existence Of the power. In Tree govern
ment it would be intolerable, and in
the hands of a reigning faction t NIGH
be, and probably would beabused. X
Bills Of this sort have been most Usually
passed IN England in times OF rebeiiion,
or OF gross subseryiency to theerowa, or
Of violent political exeitements; periods
in which all nations are most liable to
forget their duties, and 70 tranp,e upon
the rights and liberties Of othcrs.o
The wisdom Of mercy, in the fullest
spirit of freedom, pardohing the wrongs
inflicted upon fee government; Of lead
ing the people back into their former
walks of submission u law and au-
thorisy; of holding out the hand of re-
Cancellation to those WHO seek ta fatrace
thepatlls whiehled e error t1isWis1om
is The crowning evidence Of the power
and strength Of our system Of cons =
tuiioaal government; the erowninggloiy
Of the Administration of ANDREW
JOHNSON.
Let 40 state, therefore, walk III dark
ness, when this light nay illuraine its
pathway.
Let 10 State, under the intoxicating
inspiration Of radiealisn and fanatieism,
seek 10 stay tle grand progress Of the
nation. In that mighty march, which
leads toward the more perfect day lei all
the people join; and LET al the future
ages echo to the invocation-made more
sublime because evoked from scenes OF
bitterness andstfife: PEAeEoN EARTH
GOOD WILL TO MEN,
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDO +.

take this opportunity Of announcing that I
shall be a candidate for election 10 position of
Circuit Judge, in the District composed of the
Counties Of jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan, Pen
dleton, Hampshire, and Hardy.
JOHN W. KENNEDY.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-28

A CORRESPONDENT, writing from Mill
Creek, informs US that quite extensive
repairs are going on there to various mill
properties, and everything is now as
Stunning there an aspect of "busy life"
We wish our friends at that place sue
cess III their operations, and hope soon
to see the town restored to its former
prosperity.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-28

WE call attention, with pleasure, to Il
description Of the Mammoth Cave,o by
the wife of an Army officer, Who has
kindly permitted US to copy it from her
diary. Although not written for the
press, it is graphic and beautiful, and
gives a more correct idea Of that Won
derful earth-cavity than any description
we have before read.