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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-29

90 On with hts work uutli he (Blaekbuy., =.
write or telegraph to him. lie reeeivod IIoaA Io,.A
dated Hayana, 10Th May, 4 a. from BlaeLlef
10 which he told witness 70 meet him Al nsi,snn,
Witness went 10 Haiifnx and met Blaeibalh
He then told witness whore the goods IN IN
witness went aud got eight trunks and valI...
teok them 70 private room. Witness then -
TO Or. Blackburn and told him he had 20, ~
goods. Blackburn then told witness 70 .s.a ~ ~
present
Witness then went 10 get a vessel 3, .,.-,
the goods In Boston. The arsl oas refused III
nally sueeeeded In making Arrangemsnts viz I.
Cart. o'Brien, Of the bark HALIFAX, In whi.,A
smu ygle the goods. Put them on tho yss..,
AMER arriving ~ Boston u vas Eve days 49,.
the goods could bo taken OF. Aftsr aottlns nsi
"a the vessel brought them 70 New fork. bSss.n
delphia, Baltimore, and washington. DR.. IllseI.
burn told witness the goods were Infected VIA
muda Said the goods Intended for Ra.,S...,,
Lineoln were infeetsd with the small poT SsS
yellow fever.
The goods which witness brought 10 w,,A,,.
ton he disposed Of to W. L. Wall Co. eors.tt
don merchants! turned others over 10 a NJ.
named Myers 10 take 10 Norfolk Neui k,ts !.
Canada aud met HoloOmb and clomsnt c, ca
who congratulated him upon hIs aneces,, ~: ~:
night Dr. Blackburn came mp In COMPANY Via
man pAmed Young he asked me how I ~
disposed Of tho goods " -
Blackburn then said he would 20 70 J,,,,
Thompson aud get my money went up 10 J.,Ss
Thompson next morning Abd got ESQ; fhomp,os
said rs soon as he was satisfied had disposed n
the goods he would pay me the money thai ~,
about the llth or l2th % August; witness -.
tho goods were Infected With yellow. fsvef ISt
smallpox.
The above comprise. all the testimony n. A..
hour our report closod--four o'c'oek.
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An.rronkL pEnr Kunn.

The New York Herald has 4 proposi,iont 70
IN. wealthy non Of the United States, which
has been fsvorably received by the SOms Of
the big espitalis,s Of that city. Its TO pay
Of the national dsbt bttmmedintsly BY dividing
the three thousand millions Of dollars Of war
debt owed BY tho Government into lSO, 900
shares Of t2O, 900 each, and for the wealthy
men Of the country 10 take the whole Of
them. Si1 Individuals In New York have
proposed 10 take 500. 900. They are coRSE.
Lrus yASDERBILT, $500, OOoj II. A. HEIsrR's
Sous, ono share. $40, ,oOOj II. A. HHIsER's
Sous, for . friend, $40, 0OOj RoBERr BoHsHRi
s4o,o 600 JORpAS 1. MorT, $40, ,oOOj Jams
GORDoN BEHNHTT, $4,000. Here lsan Op.
portanity for patriotism and wealth TO do .
great deal Of good to thOir country. tIt only
requires an Immediate saerihcs Of part Of q
mans fortune 70 relieve all the rest Of the
nation, himislf included, Of taxation for an
indefinite period.
We announced on Saturday that the Phila-
Ledger subscribed for one share. On satur-
day that paper alluding 10 the fund, says:
There Is philanthropy In this as well as
patriotism, aud being . voluntary Surrender
Of fortune, would bs to that sEtont an ap-
proaeh towards that happy equality in the
worlds wealth which visionary socialists
have thought 70 be the acme Of social justice.
The New York Herald proposes now to
mako the shares so, 900 each, to the number
NJ thraa hondrsd khoas.uA In ord.r IN La IL,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-29
ThsPanment Of .h. Ttesps.

The Paymastsr General has issued Oircu.
lar to tho obiefs Of the various pay distriov
notifying them OF the fact that large mum.
bsr Of troops win arrive within the limits Of
their respective districts within the coming
week, to be mustered out, and ordering them
TO mako such arrangements As to secure thsir
payment without delay. The mustsr-out rolls
will be all prepared and sent with the re-
spcctivs dstscbmsnts, and thers will be no
delay in the payment of the troops wbep
they arrive at their several destinations
The mastering officers have been instructed
to perfect the rolls, 20 as to enable clean pay
rnOnts to officers and men. ThOir statements
or remarks on the rolls will bs sufficient Au-
thority to the paymaster. This rule will Sp-
ply to the matter OF all unsettled property
accounts Of officers, tho mustodng ofhcsr's
statement being in lieu Of the ordinary. GER
tihcatcs Of Indebtedness.
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THE ooLoRFp rRnopa.

Some Of the Northern pssss are severe
upou the Government, because, as they say,
thsrs yer. no cOiored troops il the rank, Of
either OF the armies on the oecasiou Of the
grand reviews on Tuesday And~wednssday
last On thia subject the wAshirgton eor.s.
spondsntpf the Boston Journal says;
The eoiorsd people have not been out in
fall force to-day, as 10 usually the case on
public occasions, for they feel deeply hurt,
Some sir months ego or 30, whom Gen. Burn.
ode marched the 9th corps thFough Wash.
ington, on lie Wny 10 join the Army Of the
Potomac. ID embraced 4 diNiGion Of oolored
troops. These were loIdly applaudod BY
President Lincoln and their fris1ds and also
By the ntay-at home crowd, who Mspo On.
thusiastie over the opportunity eiSSu to those
Of the African race TO prove their manhood.
They have proved IL on hHId-fought fields
and BY hard work with tho spadsi- but now
that the 9TH eoEPs joins In the triumphant
pageant we are told that the niggers have
been len at City Point. There was not =
eolored soldier In the ranks to-day, nor will
there bs sOlorSd soldier In the ranks 70.
Morrow. ...
Tho writer ~ the above article unintsn.
tionsliy, no DOUBT, does injustice 70 tho
oovsrnmsut in mis- statement.
The facts ere that sometime ago all tho
black troops In tho Army Of the James wore
consolidated into one corps (ths 2-rh) under
Major Gen. wrrrrrL, AT present there arc
NO bLank iroops dsiOpgiHg 10 ths Ninth corps
The rs b teoiored) eorps has been ordered TO
the Gulf and WIS en- route there on the days
Of the revisW. There are NO black troops
belonging to the Army of the Potomac
While complaint Is made that eolored troops
did not appear in tharAnkS Of an army to
which they were not attached, no complaint
10 MADE that the whole Of the gallant old
Sixth corps, and the whole Of the resOrvs
artillery Of the Army of the Potomac, wsro
not IN the arst days. review.
The reason isplain. The Sixth Corps and
Reserve Arti lsry, like the 2Sth Corps Of tho
Army Of the James were on uty elsewhere.
The Sixth Corps and Reserve ARTILLERY having
arrived, will bs reviewed some day this week.
There arc no oOlOrod trOopsln either Of these.
the 7bth Corps arrives In WAshiRgi.n
Il win probably be reviewed. ,
The Journals correspondent was mistaken
in saying that there would be no colorsd
soldiers In sHnRHAN's army on Tuesday, In
almost every brigade Of eHERNAN's entire
army the pioneers were composed Of white
and black men--ths blacks most always pre-.
dominating. Thy psrs automatically
sAss'sS BY tie people WAsnsOa aud rhsrsvsy
tkaH aDfear,a Itih tr,,. a.. g.. - - 49,.
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Tue Assassination is stated by a
Washington correspondent Of the Rochester
hemoerat that man who has been with JEI-
PERSON DAVIS official family for tho past
four years, has testified in tho secret session
of the court now trying the Assassins Of Pres.
idont LINCOLN, that he has seen a letter from
JEFFERSON DAVIS to GEoRGs N. SANDERS,
advising, as the last resort, tho assassination
Of President LINCOLN and his whole Cabinet
Gen. GRAM, the correspondent adds, was in
the court room when this testimony was given
and vouched for the good character and cred.
ibility Of the witness.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-29

CELEBRATION OF THE CApTuE oP VIcKs.
BURG.-Tho committee appointed by the Off.
cCrs Of the Army Of Tennessee, headed by
Generals LOGAN, FRANK BLAIR, and oGLEs-
ny, have decided, through their chairman,
Colonel HrLLrER, to give m anniversary
dinner in honor Of the fall of Vicksburg and
the opening Of the Mississippi river, on the
4th of July next, at the Union Hotel, Sara
tOgR Springs to bO followed by grand ball
at LelAnd's Opera House, Lieutenant Con
srAl GRANT is expected to be present and
preside.
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The Paw OF oolorsd sold,.-,

It has boon decided by the PnymAStor
General that colored soldiers who have been,
or who hereafter may be, discharged by rea-
son Of wounds received in battle, on skir-
mish or on picket, or in action, or in the limo
Of duty, and who are otherwise entitled un.
der existing laws To bounty, arc entitled to
receive the same bounty as II they had served
out the full term Of enlistment.
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Surrender OF the Rebel Admiral
PRANK buchanan, the senior on
Ger OF the Rebel Navy.

FRANK huehanan, the senior On
Ger OF the Rebel Navy.
Acting Rear Admiral II. X. THATCHER,
commanding tho West Gulf Squadron, re-
ports to the Navy Department, under date Of
~. 8. nag.ship stOckado, of city of Mo-
bile, May Is, 1885," that Admiral PRANK
BUCHANAN, senior ofhcsr Of the IAto rebel
navy. arrived at that place on the 18th inst.
and surrendered himself giving his parole
Of honor " that, among other things, he viii
not render aid to the Confederate States Of
America until properly exchanged"
This pink Of treason was in command u
the nRyy-yard In this city whom tho rebcllion
broke out, and cOnsPirod with some Of the
traitors in BUcHANAN's Cabinet to ssiIo the
yard aud turn Its guns against tho city, whom
by . coup d stdt Of q detachment of tho
"clhy Guards, the nrst body Of Union men
who took armed possession of Washington,
BUCHANAN decRmpod into rsbsldom.
hS should be properly declared sx-
changed at once, and tried for treason.
The idea Of releasing such . man upon his
'parolo Of honor" is absurd. lie violated
his honor when hs violated his oath by do
Ssrting and firing up tho Gag of his country,
which ho was sworn to protect. Hemp
Hemp Hemp!
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A Mistake OF tho Printer.

Manager Hess, of Growers theatre, re.
quests us to say that the scale Of prices for
seats at the theatre tonight, as announced in
morning eOtemporNry, is altogether un.
authorized, and that tho usual prices of Rd.
mission is to bo charged. The great spsctncu.
lar drama of the "sea Of Ice" is the piece to be
played on the occasion.
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THE SALE OF LIQUoRs STOPPED

HEADqrARTRRs DEP'T or wAsHINaToE,
OFFICE Or PKOyOsT MARAnAL GENERAL,
pEPEScEs SOKrH ~ PorOHLc,
WAsHISUroE, d, C., May %, 1885.
General orders No, 2
Pursuant to instruction ffOm the Lieut, G"n'l
Commanding the Armies Of tho United States, all
bar'rooms aud places whoro liquor IL sold, within
the District OF Columbia, will he closed until fur.
ther orders.
Any person or persons violating this order will
be held strictly accountable.
by command OF MAJ. Cen ArauE.
7. lNuRAHAM,
Colonel and Provost Marshal General,
my20 Def North Of the Potomac
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KIRBY SMITHS sURRENDER.


loTRictAL BuLLETIE.
was DEPARrMEEr,
wAsHfEoroS, Nay n, $50 p. m.
Major General Dfs, Ses Tork!
A dispatch from General Candy, dated at
Now Orleans yesterday the 2sth instant,
states that arrangements for the surrender Of
the confederate forces in tho TranS-Missis-
SiPPi Department have been concluded. They
include the mon and material Of both the
army and navy. r
EDwIS N. sTAHroS,
Secretary Of War.
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DurcH GAr,-ThO canal nt Dutch Gap,
cut by order of General BUTLER, allows pas
sage for vessels drawing seven feet Of water,
and is now regularly used by such steam.
boats and other craft as do not draw over
that depth, II has proved everything hut a
useless enterprise, and In time will doubtless
be made to form part Of the general water
highway TO Richmond for the largest size
Of vessels which 20 there.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-29

Jonx @. SIcoLAr. ESQ. Consui to Paris.
and Major JonS HAY, Secretary Of Legation
to France, will sail from New York in tho
CITY Of London" on tho Gath Of June, en-
route to Paris to enter upon the discharge of
tho duties severally assigned to them by Pres
ident LINCOLN, aud subsequently ratified by
President JOHNSON.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-29

BosroS, May 27.-The great Handel and
Haydn musical festival which has been in
progress during the woek has proved com.
plete success, attracting very large aud de-
lighted audiences. All the seats In Music
Hall have been taken for "The Messiah, &"
which win close the festival on Sunday night.
The proceeds will show a handsome net in.
como, one half Of which goes to tho Christian
and Sanitary Commissions
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The Squadron for BRAZIL - MRRTRth
Hr Runs Away.

NEw YoRk May 2s--TnformHtion has
been rcccived here that Admiral Godons
squadron, bound for Brazil, put into Charles
ton on the 2eth. One Of tho vessels, the
Emma Henry, lost q paddlo-wheel by col
lision in tho harbor, and hns returned.
ment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-29

MAJ. dES. GILEs A. SnrH.-Gen. GILES
A, sNITH, recently in command Of division
in Gen, BLAIR's corps, (ths ITth) has been
assigned to the command Of = division Of
COlOrsd troops in the 2Sth corps, General
WEIrIEL's.) Gen. sHIrH'S command will
accompany the expedition 70 TsEAL
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Surplus Animals 20 he DIstrtbuted
Among the Poor.

CArRo, May 27.-Mnjor General Wilson
has ordered all Confederate States mules,
horses, wagons, md leather not required for
the use Of the cavalry corps, to be turned
oyOr to Colonel Poster, Quartermnster Cen
eral, to bo distributed among tho poor people
as loan from Ms, but returnAble whenever
called for by proper authority.
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MoNDAY:e;:;#;::i:n:.;.,:,;,MAY 30 1895.
PA aP o n n 8 .


Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtsin thssams, with the loast possible
expense ana deIny, on petSoAgi application
at the Department Of State. myI-3m
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

moruir r vas set apart a. n Vrnad iukII.. o.. a,
.cholars Of the different pIblie schools o. M,
parents were busiiy engaged in propsr,nS 49,.
much loved little opss for this grnnS s..s.,
event. an event that will long have g,sa .s,.
In their tnemories ana eannot bof bsIs I. I...HH -
and sainIary eject npon their future 80. A'NAs
The little ones want 10 bed last .nigb, ..i..u
ImpressIon that JupIter PluyIus would sa..u W
reinforcement Of their lone-look.d for .sishs.
lion but this morning ley arose 70 relc,ss 49,
" NAV had wiped her blue ewes clear sgsI,
And happy children To umbied ia The -.
And little fingers forged a daisy chan.
while older children watched The pTetiv al.
with smiling federation in their eycs P'F
Who played the same game last yest-no, Ia.
wise, - -. - : w
The TWashipNton Citv Sunday srhool Tr,,..
was established in the wear lSt6 The "u.Ias
consisted on N schools, 9o3 teachers, ana i =,
there are (the Eplscopalian all withdrawn, I,
schools. Tsl tearhsrs IS 24g rchojars I9a sonS.,
.ons in the wear mast and IA 2s7 Voiur 4. n ~.
Libraries. = - - -
YtREr ptytstos
This mornIpV. as psr nragrsmms. m. Ara, a,,,.
ion eonsistIny N the 'Inl1o,ring .ehooI. - \
the Nov YoTk Avenue church !. me FonnS,- MI
g., Union Chapel, NJ. g., New YORK Avsnns Pre-.
tsuce appears village church with iofty spIr.
children WanSing tbsIr Way ,hith.S ,.isL. ~.
WaiL % an a. - on ,hs r,Sar,,, sss.hh.h s,hy
| Df tho Nav N0Vk Avnuua CluFah. igaA u
-wcstcrn pre.hv hvtsrIon ,,'Itb h.nnsr Nor,h M.
sion Yonns Msn's cbrisIisn AssocIs,inv 49,,
scbnoi risir m.r.bsi wss NJ WcSi,nSS0t rHs.I
school The speakers wore Rev DR., tiIIlst..
MsIor a., iIo,P.sS -. w Tho,,',, u''Isss' Nv
srcnSn n,r,s,or ~
TbI. aivision eonsisi,5 ~ ihn roi,ov,n
scLnnI. Tbcv sSsSrnbisd Y, H.ws,,a \. .s...
nIne n 'cIoeL ihe Fn"iish ,ihsrSn Wsys-iI..I
cham, Fen,tb pr. c.by,.,is, MiihoAi., p,a,.'
mi IyirtL strcc, \ WssL'",.- n T,isC p.a,n....
Ornb,n AsvIun, ncsn,nn, pa ~ h.ts -,
.nd t.soh.g. Pirs, n,n,i.1 sShaS G..L.I
! rbI.S ,,,s. n "a 49, ", ThsS m.-shsS.att.
| FouTth PrssbTtsrfs1 G trrh "a q p,a,, ~
nrcsIJent IN tbe meetIny, NJ nassau sss,.,,s,1
| rbs orat,rs ~era ths Rsx i n Rn,In, "a ~.
CaIIcndcr -" - - $50 S,r>
,ur rv,pn r,-t.,n,, ..
con.i.tipg ~ No faIiayi' O.,.n.,n.a ..hooI.
nj Ibn pa,on, ocasn 'h..n,,aLI,' Ip.asL"'"
wesley Cbsnsi yin,h sI,ssa ,,i,.iaa =; p.sit,
NJ ii mission. Fletcher school. pToyid.nee ts.Si
NJ ~ ~ iu'Soue, ~
Johs uar nss S.s ~ u.n..,
,ecTctsry. and M sbarrstts ,bS cSo,I.,., ~.
.S,hs 4 ...S.s -. - 49, " s~aS. ~
NnJaI nastor oiWe,irr ch.ns, 80 ~ ~ ~
porpTu nIv,sios. .la.. .. .
Met ~ the -FOUR lamar buect Chureh Ahi
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUrAST 0ENERAL'G OYFIcA
NT .........s.,. ~ % IaEG

wAsnINGTOS, May o. 1855.
Tho following oiBeers having been reported at
the Headquarters Of the Army for tho offences
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that they
Will stand diEmisSed the service Of the Ubited
States, unless within afteen days from this date
they appear before tue Military Commission In
sessloL IN this city, OF which BrigadieT General
]. =. Caldwell, U, S. Volunteers, IL President,
aud make satisfactory defence to the charges
against them
DsssftfOn
LIST Lieutenant John Rocket, lAth New York
cavalry.
-ihSSRcs Iciihoui ledns.
Volunteers
caTtaLn W. J. 8. MeAlistsr, ~ New York
MOuBted Rihes
Lieutenant Adam Hand, lstth PoAAGylyEniG
Nolu ntecrS.
% Lleutenaut Martiu O. Aud, 10th Missouri
Cavalry. aFr HH RID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdjutGht 0SASFGl.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-29

sr. LOUIS, May 2s.--Gencrnl Sheridan ar.
rived hero yesterday afternoon, and was met
on the opposite side Of the river by delegn-
tion Of citizens, who gave him n warm vel.
come. At night he was serennded, and a
large crowd Of enthusiastic people assembled
to do him honor
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Ths nunaIo nnIiard Tournnm.nt.

BUFVALo, May 20.-Ths billiard tournn-
ment closed last evening. The first prize, q
gold mounted cue, was wonaby Frank Mar.
TIM the second prize, q silvor mounted cue.
was won by J. G. Stuart.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-29

large number Of the otioors Of sHERNANs
army wore paid OG on Saturday. Among
the rest Lieutenant Colonel, who had risen
from tho ranks, and who had not received
cent Of his pay until Saturday last.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-29

d ALL MEN on DUTY in the Department Of
Virginia, belonging to the 10th corps, are to
be sent at once to the headquarters Of that
corps, In North Carolina.
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SECOND EDITION.
FoUR o,CLoCIS, p. NJ i.


GEN. sIsEnMANs DISPATCHES.
It is authoritativsy denied that any Of the
dispatches Of Gen. SHERMAN have ever been
suppressed BY the War Department. and II Is
also positively asserted that the Psrtieulsr
dispatches publicly referred 70, recently, hnOs
nspe reached hs War Office. .r. .. ..,.
wslearn that the Secretary Of War, In the
action he took relative to Gen. sHlRHAS's
famous ''msmoFandum, has been E'iG'ii.
nlOH'iy 'hIfaiasd Syti1 Prs'iashi and Cab.
net a CsbiaSf meeting. .-H- ...#..
Somebody has blundered, and not many
days will Slspss before all the facts will be
known. rH. ..|
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WAS DEPARTMENT
ApJUTAST GESKRAL's OHPIcE,.
wAsHIE0roN, May %, 1865 \
First Lieutenant SBBAsrIANS S, MCFADES, Quar-.
tcrmastCr Sth Tennessee volunteers, charged
with offences, and heretofore published, ia ex.
empt from bciug dismissed tho service of the
United States, the Military Commission Instituted
by uencral orders No. 81, series OF 1868, from
the War Department, having reported that salts.
factory defence has been made In his cas-.
E. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant ALlutant 0eurrAl
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The sentence Of death passed on private
JoHN d. KSowELs, Co. @, goth Maine vol
untsSrs for dsSorting to the enemy, has been
cOmmutSd by the President to imprisonment
for the balance Of tho term Of service.
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Generals Thomas and Brennan nj
L.onlsvfIIa.

LOUISVILLE, May 20.--MsJor Gems. Thomas
and Brennan have arrived here from Nash.
yillo The road is repaired and trains are
running regularly. .s'
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AaEscT BRaOYAL. zun ana SftAr hofpAi,
January ist, ls85, the MassachussttI ssp s,s''
Agency will occupy ita now rooms In the -
tioHaI IatElhgsaesF Building, Eecond hooi, ev
ner Of seventh aud d streets, Washington, u
Massachusetts, soldiers and eltiEsns are ln''''@
to call,
Advice aud assistance given without shArg'
GARDNER TUFTS
de3l-N LIent Col and State AFsHL
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

AJ-seyenth Ward NOtlee.-A N ssting ]
81 the friends Of the present members o. "
Board OF Aldermen aud Common Council viii e1
hold at island Hall TOMORROW (TURsDAi
EVENING, at S o clock. myso.a'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-16
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
4" IsIsssFd 10 Give

The kiEgIy sun gives forth his rays
Asks rrturn-,temands praise
But wraps - IL strong arms Of life,
Aui -sys distinct through human strife,
- II thou woui=t truly, no,Iy live,
G!ys-eyer give"
The rustic Hover, upspTinRing bright,
And answering hack that regal light,
FsiIs all the air gith fragrant breath.
And writes in myriad huss beneath,
q II thou wOu.dst gayIy, gladly live,
Givs-=yer give"
The merchant-rlin, which Carries on
Rich commerce. 'twixt the earth and sun
The Autumn mist-ihe sPringtide shower
All whisper soft 10 seed AMI flower,
" We know other life to live
Bat this-We give''
Suggestive warnings crowd the earth
Glad sounds of labor, songs Of mirth,
From Creatures bo.i OF field and air
Who, while they take their rightfuI share,
StfII truly chant, We chiefly live
To giye-to give.''
q nian th= gen and crown Of all.
Take thou ths lesson. Heed the call
OF these Iess-grfted creatures near;
The rather, that Christ's voice most dear
Once said, while here He deigned to live,
Blessed to give"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Beeretary Stanton Gone 10 s"'an""h'
F0R1KCss MONROE. Saturday Jan. 4 IeO0

FoRrHrss Monroe. Saturday, JAN T. 1863
Secretary Stanton and Moi.-ien. Meigs ar
yiyed here a late hoar last evening from Washington.
ID C.. in the revenue cutter NortaeTneT.
Mr.. Simeon Draper. Mr.. Henry Mintnrn' and sever'i
attaches Of tho Custom House in New-fofk arrived
hele yesterday forenoon AID sailed for Savannah Ga
At noon today ON the steamer Grenada.
large ironclad monitor, supposed 10 be the Dcta'
tor arrived in Hampton noals this afternoon. The
weather still continues stormy and disaSreeable
IoRIGEss MONROE, Jan g. 1865.
Secretary Stanton, accompanied By Ma. Gen.
Meics aud other members of the departments in Wash
ngon LETT lere yesterday AFTERNOON in the steamer
Nevada Tor Hilton Head and Savannah.
Ilc mail Dictator did not arrive here from
Washington yesterday until p m, in consequence OF
storm and fog tie Bay where sho wac compelled to
cone 70 anchor tie whole day. Her captain reports
having seen. two miles this size Of Smiths LgAt al
unknown steamer sink.