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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

The 2llth Pennsylvania regiment, Col, l.
A. Dom, was this morning mustered ouI
md started for homo. Tho regiment came
out last September, and was one Of tho rcgi.
mcnts which wonld not march under the
McCLELLAS lng on Pennsylvania avenue,
tho brave boys having no desire to pass under
that name Their gallant Colonel did not
accompany the regiment home, he being on
duty at the ponitcntiary. .,
The 2O5lh Pennsylvania, Lieut.. Col WAL
TEHs commanding was also mustered out
this morning. Both these regiments belong
Io the ID brigade, ID division, 9TH army corps.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
CoScILIATioN.

ih' Nsp~"nN h'H'% u one oil the Con
''''''''" "'sahS' " ""'"'"'hH tno ATTITUDE
"' reno" VINO mas Jo'he" PeS'i'en' hght'
'"s' ""''s'"rS cr'" w pe'''"y'hs 10" peace
:" hsishDoroopd' anh "hen the whole party
nav" boen drubhed into surrender ana nom
inaI snbmisS'on' StandS IN back alley with
doubled up hsts and demands to be c"nril.
lated The popular 70 cry Of the most poi.
f"n"n' SOc"shcr now is ""O"'iI'"i'o" ~
C"ne and conciliate uF'' '" Don't rIlc
u.s. - we've ruined ourselves in lighting
yo"' IN" no" We want you TO patch us up and
E"' "s On our iess again. ~ you don't
'"h''''"'e Us We shail make right smart OF
tr"""'' inr yoa,|fE .lrur.' 1u f.rH
Apdi' seems that the cancellation Is to b"
all On one side The traitors who have been
after all their brng, whipped Into Idtiahle
state :" heiplessness, with he instinct oi
Southern politicians, the moment they are
lstup' tarn about ami turn up with their
'pe''ons pleas OF conservatism We print
bslo" a aP"ragraph from the Richmond Times,
late the Erd@i"e, which shows how anxious
they are to be c"ncil'Atod
loud aud rem9rselcss faction at tn" N4rili,
rreaioaa errc"sssst 10 CoRSt'ismtsb"iiei,, Is wax
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
Farewell Testimonial 90 Charles ILop-
plIZ,

The harmonious cHNRLEs E"PPlr6 WIN Iikc
his farewell lcaY" uI our citizens to.morrOw
evening, "n which occasion u grand concert hR,
h"Ou tendcTud him by his numerous friends aud
admirers. Tho testimonial will be given to Thu
n"sI o'ttmuhlo artist aud gentleman at Groyor =
Theatre, aud cmbsacos Somo or tho hcst musical
lHlcnt IN the country. Mr.. KoTPrz, during his
stay amung US, has done mnch ~ elevate the
tast" Tor music, and deserves, as he Is surc to re-
o"ivc, a natIerug aud substantial token OF The
public. regard. Mr., RorrTE goes from this
city I" the Aeadcmy 1T Music, Boston, 10 clcctrfy
III" cIiI"Hs Of "thc Hub with his most delicious
music, Boa PVydys,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
THE WAR DEBT PAID BEN-
NETT'S ROLL OF HONOR"

Especial Dispatch to tho National Republican,
HULI, June 2, 1855
DEAR REPUBLICAN; The debt is p~d
JONES sees it, and has procured subscribers
enough to take the balance of shares of DEN
NErT = public debt fund This ia glorious
Tell MrCuLLocH to dismiss the Eternal Rev.
cnue Commissioner and discharge all the in
fcrnal assessors and collectors under him.
Distillers of whisky mood stand in fear Of
taxation no longer Poor people can sud
donly become rich Printers of tax stamps
can quit their noiarious trade. The nation
is redeemed, and BgSNErr Is great Three
cheers for Hull aud JuNEs. Fish arc plenty,
especially clans Print this and send me u
copy of the paper My love to President
JOHNSON.
p. +. Col. JuHN W. JoNEs has not Rban.
doncd tho idea Of going into the Cabinet.
by no mcaH No, sir.oo, A standing com.
mlttpc WIS appointed at tho last meeting Of
tho corn oracknrs. in Squire YouNG's back
sitting.r"om, to wait on President JomNSqN
mo"tL'V On the subject, or as much oltOnor
Us a vacancy is likely to turn up
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
GEN. GRANT GOING TO WEST
POINT.

Lieutenant General GRANr will leave
Washington on Monday next to attend the
annual session of the Military Examining
Board at West Point, which commences next
week. From Wost Point General GRANr will
probably go to Chicago to attend the great
Fair now being held at that place.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
Maj. Gen. Sheridan at New Orleans
Rebel General IIood--FIre at

NEw ORLEANS, juno 2.-Maj. Gen. sheri,
dan and staii have arrived here to-day.
Reports from Matches state that tho rebel
General Hood offered his surrender to Gen
Davidson, commanding there.
General Heron has left for Shreveport,
the headquarters Of the Northern Division Of
LOuisinna.
Yesterday was universally observed, ne.
cording to the national proclamation.
A FIRE yesterday destroyed nine buildings
In the First district. A fire this morning, at
Lake Port, destroyed one half that place.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
PERSONAL

GES. A. BEcKwIrB, Chief Commissnry Of
Con. Shcrnau's army, LETT this city for Parkcrs.
burF this morning 10 Proyide for supply ying the
army of TonBOssec, oa IT. Eouts for the West
EK.GOy. BnowN. o. Georgia, informs his
friends that he will sooa return to his state and
lend hi. nau"uee To the TO -nrVaaizntion plans or
tho Administration lie has'kRl interviews with
President johnson. ...
GENERAL FRASK 7. BLAIR, with portion
OF his persona. slaif, lofI this city last evening
tor the East . 1915. ....r, ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
From CharIeston-TheP Planters.

Nav YoRE, June 3.-The Charleston Coyy.
icr Of the 3lst says that Ensign ONsil was
sent to consult the planters on Cooper river
concerning the making Of contracts with the
freedmen. lie reports the planters willing
to do all In their power to promote tho inter.
ests Of the country. They suffer from the
dCpredntions Of idle, rowing people, mostly
eolorcd They are anxious 10 secure farm.
ing implements, horses, and mules.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

laugh at such abuse more heartily than cver
before; but NE would warn our Southern broth
tcn against allowing theusOlves 70 bc ied "
such mon agdh, forlf they do they ill,urcly
be led iato trouble. The policy of The Gov
ernncht respse'ins /" csseatious and conhsca-
tipns'' will not he controlled or influenced by
the leading spirits Of the rebellion whose
hands are rocking with the blood Of the ma.
lion, notwithstanding they "have laid down
their arms ~ Tho President knows these
men WE'LL he knows by heart JETF. DAVIS
md oil the rest, and they will fail in any
attempt by blurtsriug or WhsedliRg to inau.
rnce his course in reference to traitors ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
TIE SEVEN-THIRTY DEIIV-
EnIEg

1t IL expected that on Monday the delivery
of tho new series win commence On Tues
day tho different denominations In full pro.
partitions will be ready for delivery. By
Wednesday tho supply will be sufficient to
ell all outstanding orders
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
Naval Prize Money.
DrrARrNESr oF STAIR, !
wAsHtNuTnS, June 2. 1885,.

Tho following additional prizes are ready
for distribution juno 3, 1865:
u. Il. Cuylcr and Gettysburg captured the
Armstrong Il. L. Cuylcr, Gettysburg, and
Montgomery captured the Armstrong; Il. X.
Cuylcr, Mnckinaw, and Gcttysburg captured
tho Armstrong, sciota captured tho Cora
smyser and Pnnoba Larispai Restless and
Flag captured the Emile; South Carolina
captured the ELilda and Jos. II, Toonci Nir-
giniN captured the Belle, Chocura captured
tho Lowood Pursuit captured tho Florida
Restless captured tho VIM A. Kain; Donus
regard captured the Racer Deaurcgard cap
turod the Garibaldii Deauregnrd captured the
Hannah
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

IIoN. s. J. W. TABoh Fourth Auditor nj
tho Tronsury, has gone to New York on n
brioG visit for his hoallh and W, A. CHoN,
WE'LL, Chief CIork, has beon appointed Aud,
it0r during his absence. ..a ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
IINIRD KlRTINk

|IfALF-IsAsT tfIv1E, n. M.
- ~ ~ =, - - So
Thc I.lncoIn Monument-FIrst In the
IfE7u6 Field.
To-day Captain JonS 1IoFP Commissary
Of Subsistence st Alexandria, handed over
to GEo. NJ. RreGs, Esq., for the LHc9LN
National Monument Association, the sum Of
STII, the contributions or the employees un.
der his command in the oommissary Depart.
ment, limited 10 one dollar each, This is
The fryt actual contribution we have seen
acknowledged, and we, hope the eznmpIe will
be- followed. IOWA '.
Our citizens have been go deeply absorbed
in the great events Of the last two months
that they have hardly realize the import-
ance of practical business matters. Tho feel.
Ing in favor Of building LrScoLS monu.
mcht, i upitorshl, and so universal that
everybody seemingly expects to sec 1t rise
without any human agency whatever.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

= rr-~--- - > - -s-r~ Fr--A = -
the assassination; he wSs with several o,bo,.
wltncsr saw HIN easly IN che eveatns, n IA assin
asout ten o'clock. saw lhem All alp,iH on fr,-
day evening. O'Langhlin was Ri The hotei \,
the uinb nc nsws " the assassinAtijn cams n,
he house O'Laughlin wns II the hcsei on NJ.
day evening, lio wa not oHi ~ sight q VIZ
NC, iIom '~ So'cieek until between ~ and a.
II NR. REED, ---tEi
reAeAlled fH defe enee, teStiaed that be know Ic,,
". surratt by sight saw him about two or 49,
sadiSs ' iSG oS az ~ ss se ls 2, X iSs sJ %,%.
when he saw Surfait. H .a. - r.1I az
QUESTION by Mr.. Aiken: State how he wa.
objected to 6y Judge Advocate on n. S,ss.,
that the geatlsIaan had alrsl y o.oss = xs,nia~J
The witness and had .him- state how he w.,
dressed aud u trps description of him.
Braszs nsh MRS. WARB rrHH .H
testified she lived GU Teuth street uan acananted
Or eight ycSrp viinel~ had EeoWh her o. flii S,S y,
Teerguige heronee when Ahn ndt hsr % The slrst,
Cross -oxamined - witncss had ylaitoS NJ,
surrati fre Iu"utiy: MRS surratl always rscoy.
ness ,opy tim" age seat 10 obtain room is. Ihe
witness had seen Roo,h Al Mrs. sur5N,,.
house. Had seen weiehlaaR aud a gentleman
hamed HOliOhau thorr. Witness had reeeiye.I
letters from John u. surratt tho time oT he
Presideuts assassination They wefr past /.
taAThrd d Mantrcal, Canada. wiiRess ala moi .1y
anything about a room for delicate gentleman
She did not know who II was for
Witness attended the same church with Mr.
surrAtt, aud always thought Eho Nas A no.
tpeeiod and Christian lady. r..
miss Ward ahcr she had been on the stand.
aud was returning to tho witness room, had 10
pass near Mrs, surrau A. she neared the seat
the accused took her fau from her face ard
looked towards the witness. They recognized
each other, and the witness burst ints tears aud
pas ed iuto tho ahiO- room r4. ~
Mrs, surrait again put the fan before her faee
sud reiap-cd Into her former position, with her
head against the wall, the ohlcsr standin. before
her to screen her frUm observation. It-H..
' .r- Jos. W. sEssFonp, F
ticket seller Mt Ford's theatre teztiacd that No
application for private boxes was made by aBy
the one engaged by the President = nsssongrT
The Court then adjourned until Monday at tru
o clock
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
Major General o. q. Howard.

Major General o. o. llowARD, Commis-
Rioner Of tho Prcedmon's Bureau, left for
Richmond yesterday, to organize the affairs
of his department In Virginin. lie was Nc-
companied by portion Of his personal stan.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

Gen, GRANT, at the solicitation Of Gov
ANpnEw, has forbidden the salO of iquors
along the limo upon which tho returning
Northern and New England troops march
homownrd, during their movement.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

PAYNE CorNsEL hbored to prove to-day
that the woud-be assassin Of Secretary tSEw-
ARD and his son FREpERIcn has been suffer.
ing lately from constipation of the bowels
II the fellow had any bowels Of comIas,
sion they have probably been oOnstipatsd
over since he was u child.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

JEPP. was terribly Miss,takon when hC
Thought to avoid captivity by arraying him
self in captivating female attire. The MICH
igandors "cOuldn't see IT.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

at Il oNtloek-' 81
..--.----=- aoyHREoR PARwHbb, -a--a7s-a1a
don't Johnson On the Iith oT April, In the even-
from Pord'S theatre. Wipes found the roztn
iocEcd. lTDid hot Iesapy dbe,loiteriaF about the
room. Witness knocked al the door; received
ho answer; W ID In loud voice, "GoSernor John
sou, n you are IN must nee you. Witness
then entered the room and remained there half
hu hour Witness took charge Uf the door,
l"cked and holted II the inside. Many per.
Fou- cam" to tho dosr bat witness would not let
thcm In unless known by witness ur the Vice
President wIiScs- said lie 'dld not remember
of having seen Auerodt before.
One Of tho officers ~ the prison,
JOHN HrBBAHD, -. -
having been called and sworn, testified that he
was ia charge or the prisoner Payne at times
bad a eouycrsaLl0n with him. .r..,,,.,..,g
Question by Mr.. Dosier staio what that con-
fcr.slon M~ ,go,al, -..g.,,
OpJeet'd 10 ny 'hdgo AhVVcaie blnRham NJ
Ier some discussion ihe objccU"h was wihdrhwh
aud the witness stated thai Que eNenlog ~ he
was takihx Payne OUT Ot 7lhe conu- rpnln ho
lIy,nel SAD ny ySned they, WSnid mase haste
aud hang hlm ne was urcd o. lile. Agunl,
week ago nc said 70 witness thai he had been
sohsupa'ed ever since ne hah bccn I'D prison
| g. poLoNEL hcALL'
one 81 the OHoers ~ he pusoa' hnNlnE bcsn
stIieu ahd sworn osunsa thAt Nc hhd ohnrpo ai
W. prisoner sy"o, htuh"s he'wss ass's'ed ny
others. lie was on duty eight hours out "I
Iwchty.ioni. n U..,. .It . ;
HnoNton * m' Dos'er; ~" you Know ahy+
lhilg about INC eonsilpauon,9 ct fayne witness
hald 70 the best OF MS knOwIedge last evening
wa; the hrst Gpc Payne bad passage since tho
Tth OF April last.
- JONI v. nOhERTs, 'h .
ono 81 the officers At tho priSsIn, having been
sworn, testified that In the discharge Of his duty
he was ut tho prisOneTs' dock. Oh the day Gf
the examination of Major seward, after the
clothes had bcCu puI on Payne aud witncss was
replacing tile irous On his hands. PAyn' SAID {
die, - r.. .. .... ..r.. .uf4.,. ~.n
LIEUT.. mo. W. DEMPSEY H..r ..
testified that he was un duty at 81 n street, the
house oI Mrs. SuTTatt Witne-- wns present
when one search OI the house wAs made W.T.
ness found = PHOTOGRAPH oT Bonth in the room
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
Secretary wcIies at Charicston-Tbc
. y barrie Runhrn Monitor.

Secretary wELLEs and party visited Port
Royal on the .29th, returning to CharIeston
on the Slstl Work continues on tho sunkon
Monitor her guns have been raised, but the
vessel is considered worthless. Only frRg-
nients Of human bodies are now recovered. d
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

rb'vru, after u short ilucss, JoHs v CHRw, Id~st
~nn of Arthur aud ToresS Chew, In thu sIst ycar
1T his age. ..#t.I,..., = ...rt ..'
HE funeral will take place FROM his faith
residence, On Third street, between e aud n =,
bland, on Sunday nftcrnvnu, 1T = u'elock IIi'
friends udRcInaintance3 TS'etfall inyitrd
ia,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

DBHIssED. Tho board Of Police Com
missiuncrs yesterday dismissed N. n. hllsR, tbp
Police Magistrate af tho Second aadi Tbirl AIds.
with the loss of all pay from tile 3lst puWn.
Tho iriil VI Mr.. Miller has been In avgrdSs We
fore the Connhhston for the past week OF two
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
LOCAL AFFAIns.

Strawberries AND CREAu.--The Ladie7'
National Rsliol straw berry Festival, n Units,l
HALL, on Eleventh street, jnst al'oya PruuSyiNs
ola HNe1no, opcnod last night under the happisst
auspiecs. The Campbell Hospital Hand fur.
nlshcd sweet music, and Mrs, Swisshclm =
"mush aud milk w'ut Ike hot cakes IN cold
weather. Tho festivals are 10 kept HPH few
evenings. 80.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

thoroughly furnished house, ~ about twelve
rnnms, ocRtrally located, With modern Improve.
ment., wanted in,nr,liaiely, by n respSnsibls
party Address lock box 81, wpshingtoR, d. {,
mxll II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

The Fourteenth Corps added 60 Con.
a#'~n Logsn's Command. .Ell.
Tho Fourteenth army corps has been added
to Major General JONI A.. LoGAN's com.
mand ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
.TfiaIof The CSnspifalors

ThssOur, no. a, nsralnl ~ o'es,eE; d
be Iasmbcrs prcsent, ~. ofisi6 ryparisrs and
DE eounsel for ne aetuscdg fhe ecurtbeins
called to order, the reading Of the record oi
yesterday was commenced, and ended at u
o'clock. The court room was dcns"ly crowded
II being almost impossible for another person tG
get IN The ROOM.
=, TslgCctInE y tSF rr''''d'ns' having ended
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
As- R.Ilsf strawbsrry F..,lysI.-

"H'''"
Ss- R-lIsf strayxberry FsstIysl.--
The ladies Ol tho Union Relief Society, oTgauiel
last winter, aud cooperating with the noYrra-
mrut aud froelInan's Rellni Association, but re-
c'''VlnY and disbarsing oharities without regard
Ia color, arc ont ui funds aud anxious To ho pre-
pared /" mos'1 the demands of next winter, dosire
tn " make hay while the sun shines. - by way
~ using all lAwfal endeaYors 10 Tcplenish their
treasury, they will hold q strawberry Festival,
on FRIDAY aud SATURDAY Oy.Ring-' the II aud
ki at United Hall (CTipp - Eleventh street, west
ode, few doors above PenusylyaniR ayeuue.
The usual Refreshments will he furuishcd hy la
dies In httcndance, and Mrs. swlHshcim will sup.
ply Mash aud MIX vt the gennine Penu-ylyaulI
pattern. The poor ye have always with you.'
Tickets OF ADMISSION, u ccuts.
-, Mr. b, n, KELSEY, Prosidoat.
Donations of hours aud refrcshments respect
hIily solicited. nyal.
RB- once Iousckceper's Coal Conn
rANY, I2l Thirteenth street, above q TO Hoo ~
REErERs. look at the advantages Of holding
stock In the lIousekeepnT's Caal Company ..
May -. Cost of a ton Of coal " retail ....flI 70
of ton On board la Phil.
., Adclphia. GS
freight ou ton Of coal
Washington...........l u
delivery aud expenses at
49,, y"ur door. ',...,..".. y
wharfage. '.'..,'........... - a,
.f. kO7
A saying Of ~ % por ton, and as oasi II frc,shi
aud mining decline so will the Prlco ,til rnr'
Ihor. myp lw
6S~ Massachusetts Military state
A|ESCY REAOvAL ON aud after MONDAY,
Ianuary lst, 1865, the M4ssaShusotts Stale
Agency will occupy its now rooms in the Mi'
tioHai Iafa Hig.'losr Building, second door, cor
ner Of soyenih and D streets, Washington, d q;
AAssaehusetts soldiers and CitiIsns are inNi"l
to eall.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

t"sIihed that he resided on rcnnsylyania aycuno,
late Ruilman's hotoli was u bar tender there ,
knew 'Laughlini saw him On Thursday before
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23
The New Ration for Soldiers.

Professor Horsford, Of Havard University,
has been engaged for some time upon an in
vestigation af the army ration The attcn-
ton of this able scientific gentleman was d.
rected to this important subject under tho
auspices of the medical bureau. by which he
has been heartily sustained. His examination
resulted in recommendation to substitute
roasted wheat for hard bread, meat sausages
in the place of salt beef. pork. &C., and self
raising -four in the place of soft bread, for q
marching ration. Generol Grant has been
so favorably impressed with the great impor-
tanee of the proposed change that be requested
the Secretary Of War to order half million Of
the rations to be prepared and issued for trial
and the sccrctsry has given on order for the
immediate execution Of the suggestion of the
lieutenant general. The value and import
ance of the professors marching ration may be
easily appreciated when it is stated that t!iir-
ty days, rations can be carried BY troops with
less difficulty than eight of the present ra-
ton. -.t t.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23
THE LITTLE ONES.

Do you ever think how much work child
does in day? How, from sunrise to sun
set, the dear little feet patter round-to US SO
aimlessly. Climbing up here. kn ceiling down
there, running to another place. but never
still. Twisting and turning. rolling. reach
ing and doubling, as if testing every bone and
muscle for future uses. It is very curious to
watch it. One who does so may we'll under
stand the deep breathing of the rosy little
sleeper, az, with one arm tossed over its curly
head, it prepares for the next days gymnas-
tics. Tirciess through the day, till that time
comes. as the maternal love that so patiently
accommodates itself, hour after hour, to its
thousand wants and caprccs, real or fanced
A busy creature is u little child. 70 be
looked upon with awe as we'll as delight, as
its clear eye looks trustipgly into faces that to
God and man have essayed to wear mask
As it sits down in its little chair to ponder
precociou,ly over the white lie, you
thought it funny to tell it AS rising and
leaning Oh your knees. it says, thoughtfully
in tone that should provoke tear, not q
smile. If don't believe it." A lovely aud
yet fearful thing is that little child
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23

PorAsh By THE CARrLoAD.-The Carson,
California, Post says. -. Yesterday Asa
Kennedy came into Cason with load Of
potash collected from a bed of that material
near the Sink of Carson, for Duff & Co.'S soap
factory. Samples of the article had preyi.
ously been sent in and tried. giving entire
satisfaction. In other countries this article
is the result of time and labor Here man
has but to drive his team on to the bed and
shovel up load. The same is the case With
salt, saltpcter, alum. sulphur. and numerous
other articles that might be mentioned. useful
in the arts and trade. Thus far almost everv
article, except coal, required for the reduction
of our ores, is found n abundance within our
own limits, or at least the material from which
to manufacture it. - Nature has certainly
furnished our barren unsightly land. bouuti-
fully, and yet We have hardly looked into her
resources. Future developments. We conf
IDENTIFY believe, will show an abundance Of
coal, and possibly nature may have provided.
somewhere in our moutains, syringe Of uiter
and sulphuric acid"