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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
TOWN LOTS.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT or THE exN-
IL srnl Assembly Of the CommonveAlth Of Ken.
tucky, authorizing the sale cf tbs "Puolie
equsr I'm the city Of Henderson, NY, which
Act wMs ratified by the citlHens os Henderson, o.
ths gsnsral slection held May lst. 1s6S. notice 10
hereby given that said Public Square hss been
laid oat In suitable lots By the Mayor and Oeun-
ell Of said ety, and will be sold st pnble anetioa
on the premis,s, On Saturday, September the sths
1885 Sale 10 CON msnce at l0o'elock o. N.
TKnMn-One-fhird emsh, oue-third on credit
eg ak months. aud one third on q credit al
twelve months, bearing interest from day Of sale.
Notes With approved security required. snd akisa
Kept ea the Premises until the purchase mcssy u
paid. rFTle- - 7. n
Clerks cfnee
BY erdsr Of th@ Mayer aud Council.
y. W. bKHTLTR6ER, Clssk.
Hsnasrnon. Ny, August ID. is6S. sugF.tas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
RELKS AND REcTLATIoAS-

l. Ne pAFars EfvsA away At the o0u ss.r :. a.
grafHaious eireulAtioa.
No Advertisements. iooal notioss.s EpaAt,
srtsd unisss PrsRaid or pay EuAranass1.
4 Advertisements wili never " aosonpanlsa .
s'eAl sosiess unless eoatrae. d mads - aA.a s.s
aaa value rsOsiTed fbr the nOssss. s.sta.s
= no " LeeAl Nstios." Aowsvsr sAsra. wsiis
iAssssee sos lsss than oas Dollar sasA aar.
Arsiass.s Fansral and Rslixsous Mossess
- = a'Ar'As'y b p~ia In savaaes 10 secure N
No ssaessaey % tAs part 81 sArrs.rs ws,l 4.
@ses Soo4 ~ the ocaos. the earrs.r, All a.
lsA's rApsss . ordsrsd and dirss..d. tA.y NJ a
pay f,r their eArelessassa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

Corner Of Fourth and Main,
Lsrsu19v111eb Ky.
METCALE n KEAn, 5rspristers.%
mhRf dem.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
q old /.

In order TO furnish Coin in hand 10
parties who may wish to buy largely, we
win keep constantly on hand, in large
pieces, from Twenty-Five TO Thirty Thou
sand Dollars Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

msrket. Wishing to establish regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, we will
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and win
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

LYrsEn aII parts Of shs Reay ln nys
HAn's DnpfLsT NJ PoWbEa-~ Ask q ssnd fsr
Uphsm's Dspglatory Pov1sr an1 tsks se sthse.
Prfos 81 Maiisd - any sdersss fsf u .. ~ q
=. UPHAN, zs s0nth Eighfh airsss' rhiaaesipAlas
Psun.
TTpham,s Hair 0iess anA curIfnm
u 'FIaid i the best baif drssslng n ths worid-
n i'm srts bssrffal eisg g De hafys kssDs q =
es-i, promotes ~ grovsh, Ae- Fries, - ss.h .
bottle.
uuaam,s letter 0fnsmsma 20 . purs
rur m T.f ~, s1k bhsuss ChaDRa6 aen4s, Bnr.
ksr's Isok. 4s. Prize. - essts = sox
upnamss Asthma Cure rsiisvss ths mast
vioisnt parexyisnss - la1sss, ~ isa -sss1sa anA
snssts spe-dy ears Pdfs. ga p-ekags.
TTphsm'a Dyspepssa Cure aas war;
~ FMntsd 70 cure any ease of DVsspsg-, 70
u,asav hov I'zS ssGadf-s. Pries o. Ssstby nsA
Upham's FreekIs BanfsAsr rsnsssS
Yfsoklss, 1sns snDsaInt finple. en 80 yeees
Prfes 90 esnts.
DIR. La Portsss Laes EIixar. shs eruss
HssvSAs ssd keisSsnatf-2 Esnseys Fsstsnm -
manly vizsr al she sunsriBg fFon Tzn-trs1
SPINAL EnsrEy. EsEvo1s Dsbl n.y. hs.. arbssH
fFon vhstsysT cause PRES. ez . psskass.
The Japansss Hair 1Snin eeless 80
Whisksra o. Monst.chs bsaBtffai BtssA ~ Asggn.
Tfeonaistn a snly ona ywsraveikens feieE WI 30
hAs o. waAh est. only % essts boz.
sel4 by 8. ogUPHAM. Is sssik Klsk1A saFsss.
PknsasirhiA. ssd b. siI Druggists. cirSSAsss
BEoUGHr0H 4 WOOD.
o.. Tasx1 az& Mais gtnmsau
iesaa AssaaS " AFs~sysaas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
GOLD
G OIL D

Having now Special Partner in
New York, who is aimost constantly in
the Gold Room, We win hereafter be en-
abled TO take advantage Of the constant
fluctuations in the
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From Newbern.
The Hostile Armies Marshall
ing in North Carolina. 'i.3 sg
AGrand Battle to be Fought
Near Raleigh. rre ~
Forty thousand. .Federals COnceB-
trating at New Berne. ~,

NEW 3RNE, N. O., March s.--IntsllI-
gence fron North Carolina paper indi-
Gates that both sections are concentrating
their forces on her borders for the hnal
struggle. A Raleigh paper says the people
Of that city will hear the guns OF the gr eat
and last battle OF the American rebellion,
and that the traditionary grounds Of the
old North State will be the common grave
yard OF State rights and State lines, with
out which no attempt at secession could
have been made. Dol. .'..' '.
The existence OF State lines win always
be sufficient pretezt 70 prompt the local
interest OF one section 70 volt against the
Government, II the other sections refhse ID
sacrifice their local interest. .... n o,
The Raleigh Progress says; ...H..ra
The Federals are concentrating forct
OF ~, 900 men at New Berne, which will
soon be ready 70 strike Gen. Lees army In
conjunction with Sherman's force. rr
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MAINLAND LEaIsLArURn.-Iu the Mary
land State Senate yesterday . Joint rosolu-
tion was adopted proposing an adjourn
ment sine d, on the cath inst. The re-
port Of the Committee on Benevolent and
Reformatory Institutions was concurred
In. Il proposes q resolution requesting
the managers Of the Maryland Insane Asy-
lum 10 put the part Of the building erected
In habitable order. The Committee on
Elections reported bill 10 enable qualified
voters In the military service 70 exercise
the right Of suffrage. The Senate then pro-
ceeded 70 the election Of the State officers
heretofore nominated, with the exception
Of Mr.. George Small, who declined the po-
sltion Of director In the Mechanics' Bank.
In this House OF Delegates the vote OF the
previous evening, rejecting the resolution
providing for the appointment OF n COM
mlttee TO Investigate charges OF bribery In
connection with the Senatorial contest wVs
reconsidered and the rec olution was passed,
Messrs. slothower, Buhrmau, TArr, Miller
OF Ammo Arundel, and Shaw, were ap-
pointed the committee, with instructions
70 report 70 day. The House then pro.
cecded 70 the election Of State officers.
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II Raltlner. Merh.a
lrs. s.s ss1 ast.st1 = s...s: s..:e .l.;.s z ,,..

..rs-.- .ts TUEnDAY, March =, i9as.
tf''oef g.ssn % es,es rHsr e pae1sssls ctsrsftoas
CeTTEE No trAnsaetions 'of importsn..
Rio at 2Ok TO ~ y cents Cor gold.
fLouR.-TransAotions in the pupef EN-
breeed 800 boll. standard city Milis and 80
hbls. common Howard ntreet, At su per bM.
We give give the range ~ follows toward
fanny, * sfi u 20 SfssS; Ono sspss, p :, 81.
f.nlly, st fl2 asi CITY Mills stanAlrA super,
aour, dssssd very lisissa. Tir', Sesil,y s ~
gIiots At as Is TO as xIk. Csrn meal, hIID
dried City NILS IL held At $40 per bbi. No
Gaiis.-As the Corn KSsb.pss th,. morn.
fnR TIE reosipts comprised 5000 6ushS. whsa',
8 500 buahH. corr, 1c0 buaha. oata, and a0o
bushs. rye. Wheat wss inAstive but steady,
sales Of ordinary 70 good southsrn white
P.nn.yIysnIs % red, a ss CO. isrr. Tr prepor. sSsa
tiou % the corn offering is out Of order, and
prices show . Wide ranEe. sales, Including
.. 200 bushs, aamAred and inferior white, a.
q =, TO 2 ~ ,oco bu.hs; .. good and prlne DO:
ti.6T 20 ei.se for rood and prims sanpisn.
Oata brought % 10 " cents, weight, In an ali
lotn, and closed hro undsr short receipts. No
sales Of rye reported We quote st ti.7o to
PsoSisrossHws eSoss. Me.s Pork ESQ
u. 50; con Hides "a osnts, Shoulders n cents,
9sv sugar cured Hams Slh = 1se., Bulk shoul-
ders $50 lsSc,, sldss aae, Western L.tdin bar
rsis aud t.fsss 1ttPAke and Baltimore 70
| IsvssSl-orseery deserip'ioss eontinus
stseey with 2 fair inquiry. lNcahins doing In
ssEDa-sslss Of cieysr rsportsd Al sisa
IsB. supply fair. Timotby We quote i
% soes.7S, aud Fihx seed 81 81 teDsb9
bALrs.-Nothlng doing IN involoes. Prou
stors otound Alusa may b eustsd II ssps 10,
ordtRAFy brands Of Fine a. A10te4 toper aAek,
and TuTks Island At si per buahel.
WHkKy.-No sAles reported and maikst
rather heavy, both tity and Ohio being offered
Al AaaA .H u". .E
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SUPREME CoURT OF THE uNITHD BTATEs,
MsreA Z, isd6 On motion OF Hon. n. n. Giliet,
Sherman ). Rogers, EBq Of New York, wAa
Admitted an attorney And counsellor Of this
court. .iEt.rr l.tau-a. - Z
Cotbron, ksq, Of Conneelaenb IAnSs ~. Gll'
lst. ESq OF WihoonAtn, And yAmel =. hooI
EsQ,, Of Illinois, were Admittod AttornsyH Sna
councillors OF this court. -a -
On motion oG AR. Attcrnsy oenerai Apeedl
n n EmmonS, hlq., " Michigan, were adj
aitisd SttOFRsys and eonA'ellors Of this
ooST ,n ;Sot,oa of Mr.. wnls, John A. Goodlett,
Esai n New YORK. wa admitted an attorney
aad couaaollot OF this court. no
On motion Of Mr. Carwino, GuStavus \.
NATL ., E,q', Of New York vas admitted An
Attorney and ecunsellof Of this court.
John A. sdtterj appeal from the Dlstgiot d0uh
81 the Unitsd states for the northern district
OF California, Mr., Justioe Nelson delivered
the OpiniOn OF this court reversing the decree
OF the said District Court, and reInAndinR the
cause, with directions TO enter decree 10
conformity 70 the opinion Of this oourt.
% No. lss. The sohoonoT DAiEOry, &sI appel
lAnts, Va, The united stAtesi appeal tron the
District Court OF the unlted states for the
tioe Chase deliver ed the opinion Of the court
.HiIains the dsorse Sf phS said District SourI
No. Ia, Iia Bark ka,s, As., appellant W.
The United stAtsa, appeal IRON The circuit
court, u s., fer IhO southern dlstriot Of ~. u.
Mr.. Chief Juetlse Chase selivsrod ths opinion
OF the court, AiAFming the decree OF the said
circuit court In this cause.
No. 4 (orEiRAl docket, ~ PSr's.) In the
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RseruitinG nor Ghs Army.

Il Is sscertAined, nom an authentic
source, that volunteering progresses vigor-
onsly, especially In the West. Wisconsin,
with only six districts, has put In more
men under the present call than the State
Of New York. The bulk ofthe recruits
are enlisted for the old infantry regiments.
New regiments are, however, being rapidly
formed, and already the following orgsni-
Eations have been forwarded 70 tho neldi
From Ohio i've regiments, from Indiana
four regiments, from Illinois tan regiments,
from wisconsin one regiment--All infsn-
try-snd from Minnesota enc regiment Of
heavy artillery. Total, tWsnty-one regi,
ments. Districts which fall to recruit rap
idiy arc now being drafted, or are about to
be drAflea for their respective quotas.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

shsrmsn's Army-Its strsnGth. &s.
Ths strength, Of that amy h ystiSusly
computed a 5000 10 100, 900 mens We
dpll h 200. All this is nghupg muscle.
II trtserset 4 country essentiaily friendly
--fof the ssmalnih9 popuiationl q eouth
Caroline ID Essentially negro, and q ufan-
imoualy imbued with enthusiastic. uncal-
cuistine devotion TO the Union cause. II
wastes no strength In garisonlng ports
or Keeping open lines OF communication,
but moves right on, with emphatic celeri.
~ and confidence. Ithas already emerged
from the morasses Of the Savannah
ana the combahce, end has attained the
middle ground between The Alleghenies and
the lowland marshes, where the Tiyers are
mainly fordables the climate At this season
temperate, and the roads generally hTm.
n In cavalry, Gen. sHHRNAN Is especially
strong, 40 a. completely 70 mask the
movements Of HE infantry and keep the
enemy perple1ed and dubious With regard
70 his lntsntion, Thus he took Nilledgs-
vile without blow, while the rebels were
looking for him both 81 Macon and Augusta
and enveloped Savannah while they were
insisting That he was intent on Escaping
by Brunswick, Darien, or Hilton Head,
q Augusta and Chsrleston when ne as
concerted them by turning up pst Colun-
bis. Now they sss no is moving on Char
lotte and Raleigh, whom Il Is quits possible
that he ls making for Florencs and WI
mlngton. They have 20 often had him
'just whore they wanted him, ," that be "a
vsryliksly 70 accommodate them Just %
once or twice more. And, 90 long a. his su.
periority In cavalry shsll DO maintained, II
will bother them 70 crowd Or starve him
Into a hght which he would rather de
cilna. .rF ID. go "a 49,. .. ....
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Q O n G II l. $ SION AL
THIRTY-NIHTH ooNGREsS.
Extra Session.
"WEDNESDAY, March s, 1853.

SENATE.
r The Senate was called 10 order BY Mr..
Foster, President pro tsm.
On motion Of Mr.. Coilamer, Il was re-
solved that on tomorrow, at half-past
twelve O'Clock, the Senate proceed 10 the
election Of chaplain Of the Senate for the
TLirty-ninth Congress.
Mr.. Anthony moved that tho Senate
proceed 70 the election OF the standing
committees Of the body, and the rules hav.
ing been suspended, he made full nomina-
tions, which were confirmed.
The chairmen OF the several committees
are a. follows; Mr.. Sumner, foreign az
fairs, Mr.. Fessenden, finance; Mr.. ChAnd-
ler, commerce; Mr.. Bprague, manufac.
tures; Mr., Sherman, agriculture Gin place
Of Mr.. Lane OF Ksnsas;) Mr.. Wilson,
military Affairs, Mr.. Grimes, naval affairs;
Mr.. TTumbull, judiciary, Mr.. Collamer,
post Offices and post roads; Mr.. Harlan,
public lands, Mr.. Harris, private land
clalmsi Mr.. Doollttls, Indian affairs; Mr..
Foster, pensions; Mr.. Wilkinson, Rey0lu-
tlonary claims; Mr. Clark, claims; Mr.
Dixon, District OF Columbia; Mr.. CoWan,
patents and patent ofiicej Mr.. Foot, public
buildings and grounds Mr.. Wade, terri
tories; Mr.. Howard, Pacific railroad; Mr.
Morrill,, contingent expenses, Mr.. EanC
Of IndianA, eugrossed bills.
A Hew standing committee on mining
was established, with Mr.. Conness O
California as chairman.
I The Committee on the District Of Colum
bla Gin addition 10 Mr., Dixon, chairman,
are Messrs. Morrill,, Wade, Willis, Hender
son, Yates, and Riddle. ..
The question on thereception Of the ere
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new York stock List. 10.
ny tho Peoples Telegraph Lines, p.
mses-6ii Ninth street and corner Psnnsyi'

ExCHANoH or Mr.. DIST,-Mr.. John
Dent, Of ". Louia, Mos and brother-ln-
law to Gen. Grant, has just been exchanged
and arrived ~ headquATters on hh way
homo. he was captured oy The rebels Al
Skipworth's Landing, on the MlSsisslpPl
river, more than year ago, was taken 70
Canton, Miss., and thence 70 Demopolis.
After short stay at the latter place he Was
conveyed 10 Mobile for confinement until
sent 10 Gov. BonhAm, Of South Carolina.
By the latter he was ordered Into the hands
Of the sheriff In Columbia, the capital Of
the State, for safe-keeping, aud was ten
months confined In the long corridor, i've
feet wide, which runs around the prisonD
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Brilliant Union, Victory.
The COpperheads at Rochester
Cleared Out. Is..

The following gratifying news has just
been received by Judge EdmuDdS, Com
missioner % Pensions, aH ,
RocHEsrER, N. Y, MArehs.
Hon. J. N. Edmunss, va aAfsgton;
We have redeemed this city from the
control Of Copperheads by tho election ot
the entire Union ticket. . ..
Yours, with compliments Of U. L. A.,
A. NARN,
T. 9. PKIrcHARD, z
a.' Committee
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Sherman in Charlotte,

There is report in the city. not con
nrined by ofiieiAl information, that Gen,
sherman has captured Chariotte, North
Carolina. .a u
By this time he hss probably reached
Raleigh. '.' . I. .. si1 la.|n ,-l. s
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a. h,...t., A.. ...... ~ -...,.t..A
Ior oIesung the prospects OF mankind,
ssstesmen and politicians were leh 70 De
nounee tho iniquity OF the rebellion. while
NE church, tho home OF tho blessed mar
trys, covered before the dletatlon OF thoae
who sympathiSed with slnf Never, neveri
We stand for our country, our whole coun-
tryi we stand for the integrity OF the
Union.
Not one foot OF American soil shall ever
belong 70 foreign government. We stand
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From south CsroIina - IutsrsstinE
Part eulars Of the Capture OF Coz
IumblA ..sF.

r-.,,, sou,n o.roI,n. -I.,....,,n.
pa, e c1,.r. oT an. CavsI - oS a..
IumbIe. -. 90
Npw YopU Maych 2 Tba a,a.rnahIn
savannah. rom Hilton Head ON The an
bns arrived. she brings Important dIs,
natchea from Gen. Gilmore IN the War Ds-
partment 80, y - '
The (,harleston Eo,,rf,r NJ tbe "a says
that an officer of Gen. sherman,s army
was in ObarIeston taking the initIstivo
steps towards raIsinV 4 r,s,iment of wbite
troops there. - : vs."
A number Of families who had reuoved
beyond the city liInIts during the bom-I
haydmept had retnrned ,vIth thsiy honsa-
boid roode
Tina Ravannab Ren,,lilro,, al.o.cort.ir.
an account OF shsrman,s oce1pation ~
Columbia. derived from A oIllEsn on 90.
lumbia. II appears that the rebel troops
left on the Inn, in the direction OF Char.
lotte. Gov. MsNrath left on the 18th, and
Cen. BoaureRard left the same day for
Charlotte. N, o,
Mayor Goodwin surrendered the cIty at
saluda bridge. thrse miles ont. The Dub-
lie stores were thrown open and eyerybodv
helped themselves. No stores were burnt.
General sherman's army entered Colum-
bIa In the Afternoon. and aeon sfterwsrds
thev Commenced dsstpovinC pTbtic pron.
eTty The depots and srsenaIS wern
blown nm. and The b1IIdInTa In the Guh-
urbs Containing public stores we're f,red
Late in me afternoon a pile of cotton In
the street. near the Cepgaree HouSe. took
Are nom the sparks. and the flames spread
ranidlv. ktnonO wind drove than IN.
rionsly down both aides of the street and
nothing Of any account was saved. :.
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sh.rmsn,s Mevsmsnts.

0fieers who arrived here yesterday from
Wilmington state that reliable Information
had reached that place through scouts and
othsn that Sherman, on the Oath Of Feb
ruary, was within one hundred and twenty
miles Of fayetteville, N. c., and was sd-
yancing at the rate OF nfteeu miles per day.
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A Rsesption st Senator shsrmsn's.
Last evening . large party Of ohioans
visited Senator sherman st his residence,
on X street, BY his invitation. A number
Of distinguished gentlemen were present.
Tho company were hospitality entertained,
and the evening was passed very pless-
autlv "....... 81. .. u. H
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

Medical Inspector Cuyler left here last
evening for Southern port, In charge OF
several hospital steamers ntted up for the
reception OF wounded. A large amount Of
medical supplies were also sent.
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untu next tefm.
Bos. Ia, 'ial. and Ist. Edwin Height, st. aI.,
elaiment o. the steamship B.rmuda, appel
Aeld under Allvisement and continued 70 the
neat term. las - od4lt.u' N l.T ~ =.
! Adjourned until Friday At O'Clock.
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nlEU.

Oh the evening Of the Tth inst, RICHARD
BvTT, In the 7bi year Of bic aga
Tbs friends OF The family are Invited 10 At
BTiEthwood, seventh street road, on Thur
day, the 9Th instant, ~ . O'Clock, p. m, oppo'
site Fort Stevens. . .HE.
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srILL TuKY CoME. One hundred and
lWsAtY Espslt tiessfters arrived IN town from
City Point this morning, aod atiii InOrs 70
come, ~ one MAJOR o. the ronrth horth Caro-
with tNanty men, horsel and equipmenta
They are sHpsstsd up by the next boat, ",
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~ Barut NgSEc.-Ths snbseribsTs 20
thu NATIONAL REPuBLicAN In the FirsI
Ward, who aAvs been neglected ~ aornsi
snrTferu. and who desire 10 continue wiz
nlooSs isaVO their orders At the BOOK ANA
foriodIoaI store Of EDWAkD WAITE, No.
INK POnnSylvaniA ~ Oane, bStvesn sexen,
tSesth aud kightssnth lBtfOets, and they glh
be1sTVOd promptly and regularly. n0VSu 2
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wEDNEsDAYin,,mna,nrMARoH 8, 1885.
.PaoMorIoss OF GEE. aRAsTs
sTArp oFpTOERs C0HFlaMnD.


sTAFS oFPIoERs coNFlaMnD.
The following named oficers upon ths
stsff of Lieut.. Gen. Grant, promoted BY
the President, % ai-eady announced In tho
RzruHLIcAs, have been cophrmed by the
70 m MAJOR onNHRAL BT nRIvFT.
Brig. Gen. JRo. A. RAWLINGS, U. Q.
volunteers, for faithful and meritoriouS
services, 70 date from February "a, 1895,
Nn 10 m ooLoHEIS BI BKHvnT.
Lieut.. Co.'s. HoHNHH PoRfHR, Aide-de-
camp; FRHDHRIcK TRAcI DHHF, Aide-de-
camp, ohyuLn z. BABoocK. Aide-ds-campi
THsoDoRS 9. BowrRs, A. A. g., United
ststes army, @. b. PARKrR, Military Sec.
rotary, ADAM RUpnAu, Military Secretary
for faithful and meritorious service, %
date from February "a, 1885. 'r
TO N ASSISTANT ADJuTkNT GENERAL, WITH
}. TEE RANK OF MAJOR.
Caps. 0BoHes X. LHnT, A. 4. O., 70
date February %, 1855.
Under the recent law providing that q
regular army ohieer, with the rank OF Brig
adler General, shall be CHIHr on srAST oi
the GENHnAi-nIo omny Of the armies Of the
United States, JoHs A. RAwLIss, Major
General Of volunteers, has bean appointed
by the President, upon the recommsndA-
tIon Of General GRArr, and has been con
trmed- General RAwLns has been th'
chlsf OF General GRANF'a staff from th,
slime the latter nrst commanded . brigade
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

Three Days Later from Europe.
NEw YoRK, March S.--The steamship
Cuba, three days later from Europe, Is be-
low. '1'.''''
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II Grand Com mplinaentaEy Rail- 60
the Drafted Metropolitan Police Of the second
Ward. To be given at the metropolitan Nall,
IN d street, near Elaveoth, on WEDNESDAY,
EvENING, March 8, IS6S. A ooraial Invita-
ton IL eRtended to the citizens and their
families. No Iadies' invitations have heen
issued. Tickets 81, admitting . gsatlenAn
and ladies'. BY order OF Committse Of Ar
rangemsnts. J. W. FRANKLIN,
- .... A.H, SOss,
mhs-sts ~ J. X. sIMoND.
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In OER MoNTH.--Slnee the sth day OF
nave S oohs Hitbin our rA lioSs 1 isS on ne jsnss
river, all Of whom have taken the oath Of al-
legianse, and most OF them have been sent
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

u-Ths Grand Fair for the Bsnsat of
PAL cHURCH, corner ef @ and Fourtsenth
streets, 10 row open. The audience room has
been beautifully decorated and arranged with
speeiAl regard 10 the convenience Of visitor.
muaid eaoh evening. ~ HY4 .....s..
A great variety OF interesting sttrsst,om
can be expected, Including short oh-hAnd I'd
dresses nom prominent men, visits from the
KniFhts TeuPiar and Glee Clubs OF our city.
feb2altf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

JusTICEs OF THE PALon goR THI CoUsTI.
The following q Amsd Justices Of tue peace for
the SounIy OF Washington, -. e., have been
oonhThSd BY the senate; n Rutherford WotS-
ter, ChArltG P. wAnnAll, Charles 2. NebSter,
Douglass, Henry Lyles, Charles Walters, Jon-
athsa " bArnasIo, James Gull, John n. John
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

m Psspls'S TSlsHraPh.-hsw ktrs'
CLASs LIHEs, direct 10 NEW YORK, BoS-
tor, and All Important polnts. Washington
Onsss; REPUBLICAN BUILDING, SlI Ninth
safoel, CwsSl SidsJ corner PsnnSylvpniA ave
nue. and Sxth street, undar National Hotel
and sorasF uftsenth and Y streets, opposite
CHARLES D, MOVES,
GsbiS-d Manager Washington District.