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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
LOYAL AFFAIRs.

1 TnrAL OF LAFAYETTE O. BAKER.-After
our report closed yssterdsy, Mr. Stanton pre-
sentsd q paper signed By Lucy L. Goblin which
she agreed, In oonsideration Of three hundred
doliars--ons third down, and balance payable
when her object was scoomplished-to procure q
pardon for Clarence J. Howell. On the back was
= receipt signed by Mrs. Cobb for ore hundred
dollars. Mrs. Cobb believed the signature to be
hers. She testified that q was well known that
abe wss engaged 10 the pardon business, or any
other business by which she could earn an hon.
est living for herself and husband, and that the
results Of her efforts would show whether or not
she had influence At the white House. She had
furnished Baker with q list Of pardons she had
procured. ...#
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

procured. a...f
The SoLDiERs' AND SAILoRs' CONVENTION
Yesterday, after our report closed, the Chair an
-nouneed the names Of the gentlemen composing
the ex ecutiys committee, a. follows;
Msine-w. H. II. Bates and Captain Z. W.
New gsmp.hire--osnsrsi Gilman M.rtOn and
Captain Macon "a. ID. .tr.H
hassaehusetts-Lieut.6 Col. Thos. ?. Barr and
Capt WIN. n. .Gertn ft.. .i-F. .#.
Rhode Islsnd-Capt. =. DeMaulln. 80. 49,.
Copnecticut-Gen. Henry G. Dem,ng. 10
New YoIklMj. W. L. Bramhall and Captain
New Jsrssy-capt. Geo. B. Hol.ts.d aud G. II.
Madison. Dad. -.... By. ~.
Penn:zlvapis-capt.in Z. H. Rsueh and Cap
Msrylsnd-coiOnel I'd. NJ MOblsy and Colonel
District Of acknowledgements Hall a.d L. E.
Dudley
ohic-MajOr p. o'COnnsll aud General A. c.
Parry.
IllneLs-oolOpsl ChAs. HOushtslins and Colo
MichigSn-cOiOnsl oriswOld and A. W. Rob-
ertson. .''
Ksntucky-captain Francis Reichart aud H.
Brown. ....
Tsnnessee-L. G. Houk and J. B. Brownlow.
wiseonsin-Colonel Thos. 8. Allen and Major
.wgH. Plunkett. .... ST..
d, Kansas-Captsin R. J. Hinton and Lieutenant
EsArkapsas-Lieutsuant Colonel Hugh Cameron.
DO west virginia--MaJor Lee Raymond and Colo.
mel Lockwood. rH'. e.
Alsbams-Gensrsl O. \. Spencer and Colonel
=. l.. Cramer
MInnssOta--Jos. H. PuIey and Corporal Ash
bel Ingerson.
Texas-captain A. J. Bennett
Louisiana-CaptAin b. Ludwick.
aL Iewa-Majorl General W. W. Belknap and
lMsjor General Hatch.
Indiana-Major General Crufts.
Several resolutions were then offered and re-
ferred to the appropriate committees.
At his own request, General Rinkle, OF New
Jersey, was excused from serving the exeou :
tive committee, and Captain J. B. Holstead sub
stituted. = ~ 80
A resolution to pay the sergeant at arms was
adopted, and contributions received by the treas
urer for that purpose. "
On motion OF W. A. Short, ESQ, Il was re-
solved that the thanks Of the oonvbntionibe ten :
dered 10 the REPUBLICAN, and Chronfcis Of this
city, for tha able manner In which they have re
ported the proceedings OF this body.
The convention adj burned at httle after D.
m, the executive committee remaining to trans .
act some nnapclal and other necessary business
By order Of the COMMITTEES, Major J. 3. Doughty
aud Captain James Cross were appointed mem :
beers and made secretaries Of the same.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

Ar1ron In the Hiood.-The Peruvian
Syrup supplies the Blood with Its LIrE RnRnESr,
into ths whole system. FOR DTsrrrsIA, Dnopsr,
CnnoSIo DfARRHoA, DHBILrTr, fHnALE WEAK-
srssRs, ETC., u 10 q specific. T.ousands hav>
been changed by he use Of th6 medicine from
healthy, andhappr msn and ,oomsn. '1,,W :
A 50 page pamphlet sent Ffes. Co.,. ..|
Price 81 per bottle, or Q for Is. .......
J. p. .DINsMoRR, 50 Dey st., New York.
Sold By druggists generally. oeas-smd&w
81 Chapped Hands and Face, Sore
phor Ice, with 0iyeerine, cures chsppsd Hands.
he. immediately, and will keep the skin soft
and smooth In the coolest weather. Sold by
Druggists. Price IS cents. Sent by mail for 50
osnts. HICKMAN 4 CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol9-dky9m Nav York
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

REFREsHMENTs AT THE CAPITOL.
The best and cheapest Restaurant In Washing
ton 10 that under the Representatives. Hall.
Members Of Congress aud visitors are served
with yiands which for good qualify and moder.
ate price are up.uTpassed, .ru
JAD-h WIN, sAhDRRsoN, Proprietor.
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS OFFICE
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

EDW d LYCrRT TT,
Ia BooK-BIEDER AND PAPRR.RULER,
No III Pennsylvania avenue. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side. lasr1
Books elegantly or plAinly bound. Period
ieals and Newspapers carefully attended TO.
GARDENERS PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
~ GALLERY, H.ar
INTRLLIGENC BUILDING
80 OIL Seventh street,
ONCE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER.
The damage caused by the late are has been 90
far repaired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING. "WEDNESDAY, October 4th,J
When. as formerly, the rule will be strictly On.
forced tAroughoutth the eAtablishment, -
PRODUCE THR BEST, NO MATTER WHAT
THE COST IN TIME AND MATERIALLY
Mr.. O. takes this opportunity TO thank his nu-
merous friends and customers for past kindnsaa,
and TO say 1t shall be his constant aim 10 con,
hnus 10 merit the very liberal snsouTagemsu,
heretofore extended 10 him. ost-du
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

The HUrcHNsoNs' CONCERT Hutch
inson Family gave the hrst Of series OF concerts
at Seaton Hall last evening Tha extreme pleas
ure manifested by the audience during the en-
tertainment shows they have lost n NO Of that
old-tlme power to touch the feelings with the
soul OF music which made them famous.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
AUCTION . ALms.
GAZE OF CONDEMNED oUARTERMAs.
~ TERI STORES. va


Dsror o. wlsHIsoros.
WAsnuaror, ID. O., January "a 1889.
Will be cold ~ public suction, under the al
revtion Of Brsvet Colonel O. II. Tompkins, q NJ,
a. LINCOLN DEPOT. washington, ID. C., on
THURSDAY rsbrnsry,s, lsec, Al 10 o'clock ..
c6sDEEsEp auARrfRxAsrER's STORES,
Chair, Dssts, Tables, u foor.hor,. Wagon,
% two-horss wagons. Is Carts, q Hssrses, Z
spring wagons, s Ambulsnces, wagon Bodies,
Wagon Wheels, Chains, Blankets, Bridies, Gum
Buckets, Horse Collars, Wagon Covers, Horse
Svsrs, es7 Set. MULE Harness, 50 Sets Horse Har-
ness, 2o7 Sets Ambulance Harness, 2s6 Saddles,
Whipe, Portable Forges, Chisels, Planes, Ham
mers, Axes, Vices, Hose Carriages, Hoes, Show
els, spade. Kettles, Maitoeks, Bake Ovens,
Brooms, Tabs, a7T pounds Castings IL 47e pop nd 4
Scrap Iron. 500 pound. Cast Iron, 2aOe7 pounds
The ale viii be eoHiinusd from day to day
until the whole 10 sold.
from date Of sale.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
d. y. FUCKER,
b. MAJ. Gen. and Chief ouartsrmastsr,
ja2f-iA Depot OF Washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
GovERNMENT LES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.

SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
oUAITBRuAiTRR's OFFICE,
wAsHrsarOS, D. c.. Dec. IL 1863
The ouartermAster General o. .se Army directs
that al Government Horses now at Glesboro', D.
sa'es VIII, therefore, take place at GIEsBoRo',
D, Q beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER II, 1861
DAY thereafter, until AL are disposed OF, 'N'0
Boat will leave the Sixth street wharf every
hour on days OF sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected, and
are superior 20 any heretofore offered for sale
Animals will be sold singly
Sales to commence ut 10 o 'o,ook a. m.
Terms Cash In United States currency,
JAMES A. EKfN,
Breyet Brgadier General in charge
jA4-duSl First Division, q. nj
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
" hs ohss Of The HArioHAL RHI uSLIoAI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

Captain Of Ordnance and Brevet Coionsi, U. s. 4.
commanding. ian D. l3t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
GALE OF TWENTY THOUSAND CORDS
~ OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.

tchronicle and Intellissncer oopy.I
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

Breyet Major General and Chief ouartermastsr,
jAl3-t29 Depot OF Washington,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-11-29
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Threat Affections

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The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
msrsalllE ln .he RsasraI Arny.

The statistics Of mortality In the
Federal army arc exceedingly Inter-
estihg. On the 18th OF April, 1861
President Lincoln called for seventy
Ave thousand militia, and was ridi-
euled by many persons for calling
out 20 large q force, as the seventh
Regiment of New York dandies
proposed crushing out the rebellion
by marching through the COnGrde-
rate States from Alexandria 10
New Orleans" Before Our armies
were defeated aud the C~Onfedcrhcy
destroyed, two million seven hun
dred thousand men had enlisted in
the Federal armies, of which num-
Der nincty-six thousand died in
battle, and one hundred and eighty
four thousand died of disease,
This grand total of two hundred
and eighty thousand met their death
ia every shape. Fifty thousand
were killed outright upon the battle
field ; thirty-tivc thousand died OF
wounds, while disease swcpt of one
hundred thousand.
Two millions ourhundred thOus-
aud left the Federal armies alive, but
Of that number scores Of thousands
are leglcss, armlcss and invallds,
Remembered and disfigured by
their wounds. The number OF CON-
missiOned officers who were either
killed IN battle or died from wounds
or disease was upwards of seven
thousand five hundred.
The number Of white troops en-
listed was almost exactly 100000
men ; the number Of deaths among
them, 25l,l22, or one death out of
ten The number Of cOlOred troops
was 10000, Of whom 29,20S died, or
about one out Of six. The death
rate Of the cOlOred troops was there
fore nearly double that Of the white ;
but the death rate from disease
alone was faV worse than this. Out
Of every eight deaths among the
white troops, three died on the field
Of battle and FIVE from disease. Out
Of every nine deaths among the
blacks, one died on the field Of bat,
l and eight from disease.
CuGee, as a belligerent, would
have had a good time of It but for
disease.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02


pdrSeCretary Seward. has lOtOly
deliveredanOthCr speech at Auburn,
in which he gives evidence Of his
consistent maintenance Of the views
heretofore and frequently express
cd by him IS to the true policy TO
be pursued in regard 70 tho SOUTH.
Crn Statss. EhewOrd "re-e0nstruc=
tiOh," he hqots as q misnQmer-
restoration" he regards as aR &C.
complished fsch aud tho only end
now 10 be attained, he contends, is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT reconciliation
Of the Northern Senator'S and Rep
~resentativDs, and their constitution
cies, 10 the Southern Senator'S and
Representatives, and their constihI-
enPies. So far as the South Is con.
OoFnod, Il has long since signiAed
Its Willingness 10 be Eeeonciled. II
the qestiOn is open il 10 Ohtlrely the
6Tult Of the Northern Senators aud
Representatives, and theiroOAstltU,
enciea.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

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b dakppii. 81 s.ies
lelt 2 - enqsalq CeuB q. ohss1sl
n N RlSnaaseS rasplaaEatl
80. TaEaa 81 ass6fM. q. IfT
lafdia maintenance U
0a foSaiSg and aii6k the petition Of John
Nlgfnl1ef, u 3 ofdhFei b The haHult hHl RaldA
Uetcl y have TIE use 0f part OF the Vacaht,
qdi9i4lbGthed Jail or he perHHlAftgeiG6-
mont1s BY paying the sun Of my dQllarslQr,
samet 10 thecierk Of The B6agd hidl (alS NH
roccpI fpr that amount. provided tte coun1y
San nst need lt heard tht aNptfatoh 6f
twelve months lrem this aata. '.,pnI {
Ordered BY Tie board, INT the Report Or
We BupeEintehaqhn n N GecfipH btbb On
Ne 18TH as. May x. y. feB, f0f i've trustees,
z teMnsn.P \. fAnss aeaaf' be RecsitedI hp-
0lFeadlnE and aiiHs the petstisa Of ). u.
hoa, g al, Wherein theEnsklhah no change,
" Iuhda lhthe road kno4A - the Cblternil
on che hilaale and Benton Road, IL MORTAR.
edbythe hoard fhatsald petition b regtlqei.
apd nQ change Be all0Wea aaAamadU
No. made H1ftfsE
ne fop0FtM tie i5kl
for i've trustees for mNnshir IS. sdAak'
IN this c~OuntYFnn4sEza fB4iaeH ef5trof MS
Board having been hHTetgfare diaa. WNa, ~
tbV BoaFd conhrmea, and the an-
th0rlEel 70 approve 9heftonh and QaallfF l.
N. PatHfdgt, W. C0wan, and ~. DOHOvan,
throe Of tic members daily el6e9ad Hecdldhk
10 said report - trustees. ".ltfFavfn.M +
On motion o. ]. w. u0elrUm, the EallOw-
lm9 named gentlemen we've Hppatf4eIAs 4
heaVdOr Health tp tie faG6d Heat tOJt0-
operate with The HOart Of Health within the
corporate limits Of the city Of Vfcksbufg, To-
laWlt l. III. LAVenbeFg. Frank Melr0s0, rted
Baum, Judge J. W. u. Harris, W. y Miller,
and Dave Kigby.
Ordered by the Board, ,iPhat FTebland
Owens b and he Is hereby appointed over
seer OF Road No. -, commencing at HankIn.
san House, and ending At Hankins0n's Ferry,
TO have control Of ais OWE hands and all
others on or near said .Oal. u
On motion Of ". n. htllingslea, mCAbcF
ally enforced In said dlttficf for allowing
stock 70 TuR Vt large as iE required. b.! the
statute for stock breaking Into enclosed
premises
WheFeupOn the yeas and nays were called
for, when the vote stood rs follows;
W. W. Campbell and NJ. Donovan against
the endorsements Of the penalty, aud ]. ",
GOOdrum and W. Il. BilllngSlea In favor OF jt.
There being Il tic Of the votes, the motion
was deferred until 4 full attendance Of The
members could be had.
on motion the Board adjourned.
Attest j. Z. CHAPpEIL, Clerk.
By I. T.. RICHARDSON, II. L.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
AZ ArrEAL rornr woMEN dt I'd

AN APPEAL roTHE WOMEN d. The
SOUTH.-Wo publish this morning
u touching and beautiful appeal "To
the Women of tho south," from the
President of ''Ihc Memorial Asso-
eiationF of Richmond, and we III
vile lis careful peruSal by al TO
whomi Il Is addressed. We feel that
we can add no force to its pursua-
siye argument by any remarks We
might DO tempted to make, and
therefore submit II on It's own mer-
It's to the consideration of all who
have its noble objects at heart.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

TIM B0AgD or VIsfTURs TO WEST
PoINT-The PRESIDENT has appoint
cd the following named persons 70
DO Visitors at QAe approaching ex-
animation ut The United States NIL
itaFy Academy at West Point COM
mcncinG on the feSf Mpnday III
Juab0 RpS.t the etatp of VermOutu-
Rev 5ohn N6wmaIi. HhOdOIbland
-Thos. @! Tnrncr, of Providence.
New 5ersey--GBn. L. Perfine, Of
TrenEens .RmnsylVania@Wm.d p.
Johnson oflPittsbuTg. Delaware.
Wa 8. Maeanloy, Jr., Of VII
MIN ons iVirgiHiaaaBgJ, Barbour.
ElnI3an[Wm MaFi0n,i Mihslaalpr.
pi asid Ankansas-5Oaiah Snow.
Texng Maidrannsdn Il MillR- Or
WashinataIsy9 Mlassarl9Omeal
" Sseaehaaa TaansssBe@Jud
81 d W.InanoH Eaatldky4aIHh
Emhrea.9 8HIlana&HG Campbell.
Ifinoiamna&. ~ NdlstDH 0f
Qninoy. Wiseonsin4SJ1hdeG O. Nc
Mynm. ANasa Col j hn PaMaFs
dR,l Of AMhltoR1 0IcnoB-HOn.
u ". Nssmilh. Gpsrsons aB-
Dolated III repe thsmaslves 70
Aa-<HN n-al~
heIf 5 West ROintdi
f5sssH atar MtN ~ az
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
The Boards eF P0lGeR PE MisSs
tsIlpRIs

The Boards aE Police 81 Misss
tstIPpis
Some time slnco We alluded 10
the fact that out of sixty counties,
the Boards of Police. Of but seven
had made a report to the Auditor
ofthe number Of INDECENT soldiers
and4heir families Who really need
ed relief, Since tieR- the Number
La, increased u twenty; This
leaves forty counths not heard from,
aud there is sixty thousand dollars
t~odistribute. The Governor befov-
cd Il unfaiftO distdbnie this amount
to the twenty counties which have
reported, and has determined TO
wait n little longer to see If the
Boards Of Police viii discharge
their duties In this regard. The
Clarion and Standard desires the
press to call tie attention Of the
people To- tliis matter and makethe
laggard Boards, "pndcr this lash and
spur of public opinion,Y do their
duty. Tits authorized tO state that
for unreasonable tine the funds win
be retained to Civ 6Il delinquent
Boards an opportunity 70 orep6rt
but we dOabl fredericksburg more
warnings VIII be given, or The time
extended. b;alI -" o.. err %.