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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23
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aa. Unlted Statcs senItary commls-

sIoH.-CRSrRAL OPFICE, WASHINGTON, d C., No.
vcirbcr !. lSGJ-Ail persons who may hold nm
settled claims OF any. kind against tho sanitary
Commission are requested to present the same
for adjustment to the General Secretary, at the
Central 0llco Of the Commission without delay.
JOHN s. DLATCHF0RD,
nO3-mwf9m General Secretary.
ss-Twemty-ave Cents TO Save Twen-
ty-hve Dollars. - HEGEMAN' Concentrated
Bapzine removes Faint Grease Spots, &c. In
stRntly, and cleans silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &c.
equal to now. Only 2j ccuts per bottle. Sold
by Druggists. HEGEMAN & Co,
Chemists aud Druggists,
nOl3-dSUJm New York
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

n 3 70
the coforca heorIo should carry their patronage
There were thirty thousand of them in this Dis.
ttict, and by proper dIscriHipa ttUn In favor Of
their frleBds aud against their enemies they could
capital! Thny were also exhortsd to form them
selves into leagues, organize, aud 20 into this
work as the anclcnts went Into battle, with locked
shields; then. no mattur how thiekiy the arrows
Of opposition might rain upoH them, they would
be irfvulnerable and come out Of the contest tri.
umphaut. ............
r The culored people were advised also to or.
garita and establish different kinds Of buAiness
among Themselves, and to stand by and help
each otbor. Their services In the war were
spoken Of as q strong claim on the attention Of
Congress The District had furnished 3,ll9 coll
ored soldiers to the Union cause. and they had
gone W hen thoir pay was only seven dollars a
month, their patriotism overlooking this dis
elimination against them.
The addresses gave evidence Of considerable
talent apd Intelligence, and were listened 20 with
oloso attention. The appreciation ofthe audience
was manifested by frequent applause.
A committee has been appointed 70 take the
nsmas q soI9red property ;holdeEH the value n 81
the corporation. They are progressing with
thelrwork and will soon present their report
y MrsICAL.-The musicnl entertainment last
evening at the Assembly Church was we'll at
toud4d Theiefprts, both vocal and iustru mental,
ofthosc "ugaged were Of praiseworthy char
acter. Mis- Wood, uf Boston, whose reputation
ns vocalist ofa high order is thoroughly es-
tablished rcaped additional encomiunis by the
style in which two very dif1cult pieces Of music
wcro rendered. The piano accompaniment by
| Mr. sherman was excellent Miss Emma Flen-
npr aud Mrs Smith, of Washington, who took
active parts in the concert, both merit applause
| for the manner Ia which they contributed to the
| harmony OF the entertainment. The parties un-
! der whose management the affair was gotten up
| may congratulate themselves, and we trust their
good fortune in peeuulary line has been emf
| rently successful.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23
lsi,I;cIAI NOTICE-.

Is Singing school. II. Il. Messer,
formerly teacher Vi vocal music in tho Normal
fnstliuto' In lllluois,) will commence course
uG instruction in Vocal Music, at the Calvary
BAPTIST Church, on Fifth street, between aud L,
On FRIDAY eyou'ng, November "a. Cards Of ad-
mission to the course Of twelve lessons, to be
given ON Friday evening Of each week, till COM
psted. Terms for the course: Gentlemen ~;
ladiCB 80 noy22-6t.
kF-Tho Ladies' Mite socictyo Ryiapd
Chapel will hold a Festival ut Potomac Hall,
corner OF Maryland avenue and nth St, Island,
commencing MONDAY EVENING, Nov. %, 1885.
Admission-2O eonts; children 10 cents; season
tickets % cents, to bo had at the door.
nolS-It
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

ssHow ME WHO, HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN
I aBsB CoNsPfRACTEs, WHO HAS FiRBD
UPON OUR FLAG, WHO HAS GIVEN In
tom HOUSES, AND ARSENAJs, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND WILL SHOW ToU UArRAlroR.
WERE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES, l WOULD DO AS THOMAS JEFFER.
CON DID IN 1903 WITH AARON BURR.
WOULD HAVE THIN ARRESTED, AND, II
CONVICTED WITHIN ITHB MEANING AND
SCOPE OF THE CONSTITUTION, BY THE
ETRRNAL GOD WOULD EXECUTE
THEN" = AsDRsw JOHNSON, ~ he Untsi
States Ssndte-MHrch I'd. 1881.
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o. The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
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o. The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young hen. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases OF the
Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. SklLLlh
H0udHToN, Howard Association, PhiladslPhia
Pa. - mhSl'y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

'TT IS TIME THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BE TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND THAT
NOT IN ANGER--BUT THAT TREASON is A
CRIME AND1 SHOULD BE ESTEEMED As
SUCH AND PUNISHED AS sUCH'-ANDnrv
JoHssoE, Presiiepi Of the UHisd StGtes-APrN
10 1855. ANs'a ~. ."'' tI'iaa
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Mr.. Johnson's Ina uguration.

WASHINGTON, April Is.
At an early hour this morning Hon +. N.
Stanton sent an official communication to Hon.
Andrew johnson vice president OF the United
States. stating that in consequence OF the
sudden and unexpected death Of the chief
magistrate, his inauguration should take place
Jas soon as possible. and requesting him
to state The place and hour at which tho GER
emory sh uld be performed. Mr.. Johnson at
once replied tina. il would be agreeable to him
| to have the proceedings take place at his rooms
! in the Kirkwood house, as soon as the arrange.
ments could DO perfected Chief Justice
Chase was informed Of the fact, and repaired
to the appointed place in company with
ESecretary McCulIoch of the treasury depart
Pment, Attorney General Speed, +. P. Blair.
ISr, Hon. Montgomery Blair, Senator Foote
i Of Vermont, Ramsy OF Minnesota. Yates OF
! Illinois, Stuart Of Nevada, Hale OF New Hamp.
shire and Representative Farnsworth Of Illinois.
: At IL o'clock the oath was administered by
the Chief Justice ofthe United States, in the
usual solemn and impressive manner. Mr..
Johnson received the kind expressions Of the
gentlemen in manner which showed his eai
nest sense OF the great responsibility 80 sud.
gdenly devolved upon MIN, and made brief
speech, in which he said "'rhe duties the
office are mine-I will perform them. The
consequences. are with God. Gentlemen,
: will lean upon you. feel that shall need
your support, lam deeply impressed with the
Esolemnity Of the occasion, aad the responsibility
: of the duties Of the Office am assuming"
Mr.. johnson appeared to be in good health,
and to have high and realizing sense Of the
hopes that are centered upon him. Ills man
ner was solemn and digniied. and his whole
bearing produced q most gratifying impression
upon those who participated in the ceremonies.
Il is probable that during the day President
johnson will issue bis first proclamation TO the
American people.
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LAST week we felt forgiving toward the
men who had tried to destroy the only Re.
publican form Of Government on earth. -
Partaking Of the expressed sentiments of
Lincoln and Grant, we were disposed to be
concilatory, but the conduct Of desparado
BoorH and the miserable butcher Of q
dying man who attacked Seward in his bed
has rubbed out kindness, and now we think
nothing too severe for those who insigated
or those who excuse the conduct of assas
sins. If Mr.. Lincoln was not our favorit.
politically, he was our Prssident, and Al
such we sincerely regret 1.-THE deep damna
41ion Of his taking off," May the punish
ment of Cain be awarded to those v no hav.
thus sought an immortality Of infamy.
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Home and Other Items.

Home and Other Items.
Capt. Gibson, of this place. is appointe'
the Agent of the N. W. S. Fair. Thos
who wish well to the Fair will call on him
90. Maj. Drummond and Capt Ben. Con,a
Of the 9th Iowa Cavalry, are at home or
furlough; we have had the pleasure of ;
call from both Of them. .. Capt Gibson
Of the late "Iron Brigade" on the Potomac
commanded the veterans on Monday, and
he did il well too. 81. CASPER, Of the Germar
Stone Saloon, west of the American House
will bring wife home in a day o. two: he
has been contemplating the trash act" for
many months. :. The naturalization of F.
Sump,er's capture as celebrated 10y our
Cornet Band and the citizens of Prairie du
Chien, is not noticed in full in this issue
because other matters Of more intense in
terest afterwards occurred The Hospital
was cheered, and at night Messrs. Lawler,
Viele, LeClerc, butcher and others address
ed large crowd. Guns were fred, bon
fires we're in order and good time was had
generally... A. Brown and other CORES
pondents will be attended to next week
80. John A. Cruzan, late of the Meas
Office, has gore to Beloit to study for the
ministry: John is q friend OF ours ard We
hope he will succeed in winning souls
Do not fail to see Prof. Abournet al,
Evans Hall on Friday evening His merits
as performer entitle him to larger notice,
but our space is too limited this weel. to
give him the credit he deserves. Our ex
changes give him high position. Go and
see him, but read his Adv before attending
his levee. ...Dr. B. Phelps Is at the
flanders House ready to cure all diseases
of the Eye and Ear. He has the practice
> of tseenty years, and is therefore competen,
to assist the bird or deaf. HOWE, late of
h, Abbot & Co., is the Agent for a dozen
NORTHERN counties Of the best matches ever
fused in the world. You need not fear t.
buy Of him. II any match on earth can
aexcel his we have yet to see it -. MITCHELL
late with James Wiley, has left for Nash
vile, Tenn. IAN Agent'of Grover &
=! = Bakers Sewing Machines is opening al
! Establishment in the room next to the broa
laGuage eastward >. Jas. Mckinney, o.
s Look Out Mountain, sends US splendit
pipe, the workmanship of his hands, 70,
b (which We arc very grateful it is carved on
of laurel root and marked "A. P. r.
> Sergeant Gleason. Of Elkader, delivered it Il
= us. We are obliged both to donor ant
:! bearer.
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The Enigma.

Ine Enigma
A couple Of our valued young friends
called Wednesday last and handed US the
following note:
"CoL. r.: We have solved the Enigma
in this weeks TINES; it is Mayor Douglass
Lefingwell.'
WILLIE & WALTER DRuxMoND."
All honor to the little fellows. Now
boys, here is another one to amuse you:
am composed Of 10 letters, and am the
name of . renowned statesman:
Ny Is, 8, 3, 4, 2, 7, was line Of Englist
kings.
My Z, 16, II, IL, was bsheaded hundreds
Of years ago.
Ny l, 6, -. Is. 10, II. is, is moi
steady.
Ny Z, 16, s, 4, IS, is more complained
of than anything else in business life.
My II, l6, II, is, 6, II, Z, is vel! known
/ to sailors.
Ny 8, s, 18, II. is = bad man.
Ny 8, IA, 10, II, -, Was 81 English
king.
My 7. l6, II, IL, was the greatest OF
woman.
My 4, 6, 2, IL, is the home of beast.
My l, II, Q, 10, is bro.
My z, 6, Z, Z, II, is dear name.
Nv d o 7 IL il uSad in bnildinu
My Is, 6, IL. Is, IA, 10, is keeper.
My Is, s, 10, brought death into th,
world.
Ny Is, 6, Z, Is, 9, 4, is the most beauti
4 full creature in the universe.
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FOR SALE.

O. PLEASANT RESIDENCE on Main Street, ~
MI hlcGregor nearly opposite the Flanders House L
where Capt. Shciwin now resides.
Also, Residence on Ann Street. now occupied by Jas
Redding.
Also, one in McCraneys Addition.
Also, Two Lots and Buildings at North McGregor.
Also, Eighty Acres of Fine Land adjoining the farm
of Reuben Mckla on the Garnavllo road.
For prices and terms enquire at the TIMES Office o
address c. +. REMICk, Chicago ILL., 437
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The assemblage was the largest ever
our place, sadness vas visible on ever
countenance not q remark was made III
kindly toward the eminent man who's
death was the cause of q city's grief.
Mr.. Gilchrist, at the conclusion Of tn
speeches, read the following Preamble an
Resolutions
WHEREAS, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Presiden
of this Nation, the great and good man i
no more-slain by base assassin-th
Nation is now in tears--in agony too deel
for utterance. II is the eliminating act Of
an expiring rebellion, which for pertidy ant
crime stands unparalleled in the history O
our race. Therefore be it
Resolred, That with self abasement, ant
with reverential awe, We inplore that Grea
Being, whose Almighty fat created the
universe, who dircc:s and controls the
destinics Of nations, to aid us in this oul
time Of greatest peril, to save Us from
ANARCHY, and curb those deep and stern
latent passions so natural to the patriotic
citizen at the contemplation Of such q
|henious crime.
Resolred, That va hereby tender our
deep coincidence to the widow and family
of the late President; and that they may
safely rely upon the patriotism Of the
American people, and the guidance Of that
Being whose unerring arm protects all ;
and that they may rest assured that the
manifest destiny of this nation is onward
to freedom and prosperity.
Resolred, That the loss Of Abraham Lin
coin to the nation is irreparable, as he has
10y his zeal, prudence and integrity. endear.
ed himself to all, and his name had become
the bulwark Of our national honor and
strength.
Resolved, That the American people, in
counscls Of sorrow assembled, this day
pledge themselves to vindicate the princi
|ples Of free government, assailed, since
|'76, by the minions of monarchy; and,
Though brigands may strike down our
chosen leaders. no human power can de
|stroy our confidence in the doctrines Of
Liberty and Equality, enunciated by j fer
son, DEFENDED by Adams and Henry, and
secured by Washington and his revolution
AIRY compatriots. Our chiefs have faller
10y the assassin's hand, but our gloriou.
form Of government still lives, and may
Heaven frown on him who desires its ex
1tinction
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AUDIToR'S OFFICE, iowa,
DIS MONIES. JamIary 18th. 1868.
OhO -HoR.'ISf "uHuu'y 1FtHI
TT Is IIERERY CERTIFIED That an III

IT is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the 18th day
OF january, 1865, sworn statement filed in this
Office, showing the condition OF the Peoria Marine and
Fire Insurance Company located at Peoria, in III State
GOT Illinois, the I'd day of January, A. d. 1865 in
accordance with the pre- visions OF Act OF the General
Assembly Of the State of Iowa, entitled IAN Act in
reation to Insurance CompaIi's," approved January
18th, 1857 AMI an Act amendatory thereto approved
February 9th 1855; and AN Act in relation Life In
surance Companies, approved March 18th. 1862 that
said statement shows that said Company possessed of
the requisite amount of capital and invested required
by law
3 Authority is therefore given to the above nam.d
Company TO r' nsict their appropriate business OF In
surance in this State in accordance with the laws there
Of uphill the 3lst day of January, A. d. One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty-SiX.
3 1t is also certified, That THOMAS UPDEGRAFF, q
slctRIGoR, has been duly appointed hy said Company
]; their lawful Agent and Att rney for the County Of
q Clayton. with full power to take risks of Insurance
therein and to ackn0w ledge service of process pro
yfded by law, upon his filing with the Clerk OF the
District Court in and for said County this certificate
and copy of the statement file in this office. 1t il
further certified that the attached is true and correct
4 copy OF the said statement.
d In Testimony Whereof, have hcreunto set my
H.. s.. hand and affixed my seal of office the day unt
81 year first above written.
JNO. A. ELLIOTT. Auditor of State.
TIIoS. UPDEGRAFF, AGENT, McGregor, Iowa. A.
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Ro0th, the Assassin.


A theatrical gentleman of this city in.
forms US that in the early part of 1863,
y during an engagement of j. Wilkes Booth
Cat McVicker's Theatre-(thea,reg oers can
! not but recall him to mind, especially his
Richard III he made The remark one
f1av, "What a glorious opportunity there
9is for a man to immortalize himself by kill
aing Lincoin!'
h "What good would that do z" he was
saskcd.
3 h. then quoted these lines:
Z 'sThe ambitious youth who fired the Ephesian dome
d Outlives in fame the pous fool who reared it,.
well, VINO was that aab,tiOus youth
swhat was his name?' WAS then asked.
4 That know not" Booth replied
4 ''fhen where's the .tane you speak OFF,
{ This, our informant tells Us, nonplussed
Nhim.
i From this it would seem that the as.
asassin has had the commission OF this
!. norrid crime in his mind for at least two o,
s|,hree years.
4 This j Wilkes Both is son of the dis
ntingui,bed old actor. Juaius Brutus b 10Th
D md younger brother of Junius Bruu
i. b 10Th, Jr., aud Of Edwin Booth, who ais,
: are actors now living. lie is young man
Aof slender form, nervous and wiry. IL,
shas often rendered himself obnoxious i,
dthea,rical circles by the expression of hi.
:Sdisloyal sentiments. He was great ad
Z mirer of Brutns, the assassin of Casa
HCharIotte Corday, the assassin of Mur.t
lJoan OF Arc, and that class of historic
53charac:ers. lie was suhjtct to occasional
&sprees of intOxicltion, and was genera |,
irogarded among actors as a reckless ant
iaerra,'c young fellow, though tregediar
!sof superior ability, originality and promise
&Hls brothers are intensely loyal, especial,
= Edwin-Chicago .J'urnaL, 18th.
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President johnson has formally declared
it his intention to retain the present secre
taries Of departments in his cabinet
VIM. Hunter has been appointed acting
Secretary Of State during the disability o.
Mr.. Seward. ..
1t is reported, but not confirmed, tina
the assassin Booth was arrested near For
Hastings on the Blandensburg road,
Our forces besieging Mobile captured
Spanish Fort on the 9th instant. Fort
Blakely followed soon after, and on the 10th
the city Of Mobile surrendered AS far as
is known, about 5000 prisoners were
taken, some 800 pieces Of artillery and
much other material Of war.
Mr.. Seward and his sons arc still living,
but Frederick is not expected to survive
his injuries.
Mr.. Lincoln's remains are to be forward
ed to Springfield, Ill.,, for burial The
funeral will take place at the White House
to-day wednesday,.
It is said that the Vice President and
other heads Of the Government were to be
included in the assassination on Friday
night last. There were six confederates,
four Of whom backed down. .
1t is reported in New York that Sher
man and johnson are negotiating for the
htters surrender.
A raid by 100 men upon Rochester and
Ogdensburg is reported.
1t is believed that the assassin who at.
tempted the life of Sec. Sewa,4 was Shar-
rott, of Maryland
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List or LEffCYS

- OBTAINING unclaimed in the Post Office, at Nc.
Ii Oregon, State OF Iowa, 18th day OF April, 1865
ITO obtain any oil these letters the applicant must
lcal Tor letters give the date this list, and
spay one cent Tor advertising.
III not called for within month they will be sent
Ito the Dead Letter Office.
Stree Delivery OF letters by carriers AT the resd nee
of owner, in cities large towns Ray he securcl
observing the following rules
-. Direct the letters plainly to the street and No
las well as the post office and State.
80. Head letters with the writer's Post Office ant
Estate street and number sign them plainly with the
name and request that answers be directed rdngy
SO. Letters to strangers or transient visitors
town or city, whose special address may he unknown
should be marked in the lower lefthand corner viii
1.-THE word Transient
IL, Place the postage stamp the upper right-hant
corner and leave space between the stamp and drec
|ton for pes-nlaking without interfering with tn,
WRITING.
IN. B.--A request for the return of letter to tn,
writer If unclaimed within 80 days less written
printed with the writer's name, post Office and STATE
the left hand end of the enyelop the face side
viii he complied with at the usual prepaid rate Of post
payable when the letter is delivered to the writer
Sec. 2S Law of 1863"
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Goops REDUCED ARENAS Wheeler hat
returned from New York, and his purchases
Twill follow him in few days. He struck
! the market just after Lees surrender, at thu
4 time Gold had touched its lowest; hence
| the Doors & SHOES he offers are Of supe
rior quality and at the lowest prices.
Call at WHEELER's il you would see the
change in prices from rebellion rampant r.
rebellion beat.
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ID I IL ID

At Monona, April Sd, of Consumption, Deacon Ror.
ERT GODDARD, aged 81 years.
His dseas had been proving upon his constitution is
years and had made fearful advance before he left Yer.
mont nine ago, when at the advice of his physi
clans he moved to the west whore four yaars he en-
! joyed t"lcrabe of health and was able to
labor. Since then he has been mostly laid aside from
active duties and for the last year and half confined to
his house. He was respected and beloved as good
citizen and consistent christian. During his sickness,
though at times in great distress his cheer uness and
resignation abated and his last end was
"A good man has fallen.'' JRU.
At Monona, April 9th, of Chronic Dsrrica. Daniel
W., son o! Rev. Moses Policy, aged % years and mo-
Daniel was member of Co. E. 9th Iowa infantry,
and had been at home Through alout three mont 8
when death relieved him from, tn trials here. nobo
young man, f.vorite at he me and in the campany
which he served faithfully private he is lamcr
by ALL