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SALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.

DIVISION z. Nj. q. o. 423 tM31
SALE OF GoVERNMEHT LUMBER.
~
CHIEF QUAR- KRMAsTER's OFFIoE
.. DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, ! o.
WAsHIt GToN, ID. g., May 8, 1896.
sealed Proposals Will be received at this Office
MONDAY, May 81, 1866, at 12 O'Clock M,
for the purchase of 843 300 feet of Government
LUMBER, OF the following sizes and descriptions,
viz. = 500. '..
Is 0C0 feet u inch Oak.
100000 feet 2 inch Oak.
100000 feet q inch Oak. ...
900 feet 3 inch Oak.
10000 feet 81 inch Oak.
1900 feet inch Oak.
10 600 feet inch Oak
10000 feet inch Hickory.
8 800 feet inch Hickory.
14600 feet inch Hickory
SO 000 feet IL inch Ash,
"a 800 feet 2Inch Ash.
36 900 feet inch Ash.
20,I00 feet inch Ash.
co. 900 feet 5 inch Ash. ...
$500 feet inch Pine.
"a 500 feet inch Pine.
$1,000 feet inch Pine.
1000 feet inch Poplar.
13 600 feet inch Poplar.
The above Is a very superior lot of well-seasoned
Colonel G. H. % Tompkins, % oUsrtolmsser @ in charge
Capitol - -
BIDS will be received for the purchase of ten thou
sand feet ana upwards. The undersigned reserves
the right to reject all the bids should they be
Payment lin Government funds) will be required
upon notification OF acceptance OF bids, and prior
TO the delivery OF the Lumber which must be
removed within fifteen days alter the proposal is
Proposals should be signed with the bidders full
name, and give his post office address, endorsed
proposals Tor the Purchase OF LUMBER" and
directed to
Breyet Major-Gen and Chief Quartormaster,
64 lat Depot of Washington.
CONVENIENT SALE OF lola E s..
OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., May IL, 1866. I
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate of the form fur
nished by the undersigned will be received at this
Office until II O'Clock M. ON THURSDAY, May 81,
1850 GALLONS OF MOLASSES.
(S3 barrels averaging about 42 gallons each. and
479 halt barrels averaging about 20 gallons each
Proposals will not be received Tor less than three
(3) barrels or five (5) halt barrels.
A ii the packages have been regauged and re-
coopered; but If desired by the purchaser will be
livery. 1t can be at the Subsistence store
house, at Sixth street wharf, Washington ID.
c. or samples will be found with the following
BIevet Brigadier-General H. f CLARKE, A. G.
G. S., U. 5. A, New York city. : -
Brevet BrlPadIer-Gener @. Il KlLBURN, A.
c. q. s., U. 5. A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Brevtt BrigadierGeneial i. WILSON, V. s. and
Brevet Lieut.. Col, Captain and G. s., U. s. A.,
Baltimore, Md.
Or at this office ... -
PAYMENT in Government funds, ,sabout fftv per
cent of which will be required on the acceptance
of the bid, and the remainder before the delivery
commences.
No bid received from parties who have failed to
comply with their contracts. r.
Bidders requested to be present at the opening
Ali purchases will be loaded at the Government
wharf IN Washington, ID. C., free of expense.
The usual reservation by the Government regard
to bids VIII be observed.
3 l5 tuths6t Major and G. s., o. S. A.
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 1873 South FOURTH Street

PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Policies issued against General Accidents
all descriptions at exceedingly low rates.
insurance effected Tor year in any sum from $40
TO slVWO at premium of only one-half per cent
securing the full amount insured in case of death and
compensation each week equal to the whole pre
MUM paid ~ '-'
Short tune Tickets for ST. or 10 days or g. or
6months, at 10 cents day. insuring in the sum of $4,000
OF giving sl6 per week II disabled to be had at the
General Office No. 1873 s. FOURTH Street, Philadel-
phia or at the various Railroad Ticket Offices Be
to purchase the tickets of the North American Transit
Insurance Company.
For circulars and further information apply at the
General ONCE or Of any of the authoz Agents of the
Company. e N- ''
LEWIS L. HoUPT, President
JAMES Nj. CONRAD, 1reasurer
HENRY G. BROWN, Secretary
JOHN G. BULLITT, Solicitor
DIRECTORS.
L. Il. Houpt, late OF Pennsylvania Railroad ComnaDv
NJ Baird, of M. Baldwin d Co.'S. company
Samuel G. Palmer, Cashier OF Commercial Rank
Richard Wood, No. 800 Nj aTket street
James M. Conrad, No. 623 Market street
y. u. Kingsley, Continental Hotel
IL. q, Lesenring, Nos 237 and 239 Dock street,
samuel W ork OF Work, McCouCh & Co.
George Martin, No. 322 Chesnut street. ll9S
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

TJNHE UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSU-
i RANCE COMPANY OF SYRACUSE, NEW
CASH CAPlTAL.".,.0" .0"...........s2 .s2OO,OOO.
Cne Hundred Thousand Dollars of the Capital is de-
posted with WILLIAM BARNES, Esq Superintendent
OF he Insurance Department at Albany; the remainder
Is INVESTED In United States Bonds and State stocks
making II one 4 the best companies IN existence The
small amount OF Premiums required 10 In sure brings ii
w. hin reach OF all
Fhllade phia ). G. MAkrIN, General Agent for the
She uesIeS 10 establish Agencies in every county and
FInclpa town. Agents soliciting for Lie Companies
pany.
CalI AZ on or Address the General Agent at his Office.
NO aUI W NLNIT Street, 3 Is st
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-08

QNTElE. ,MlAMlS
ColatlbtIs & Nehia
9~V ~ 70 AND X ~
DAYTON & WESTERN
@ %
III a IE RO "A ID 3.
ON ihD AFTER MONDAY, July Il, 1866,
IYE.TRAINSRAlhY Sill lqAYql lGduRbussO
FOR CIN0TNNATE LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, csR
.-sILOUIst DAYTON, RICHMOND nIN1oO
DIANAPOL1s y GHIcAaoF a9Iaa
without ehahs6 ofcAts % DAYTON land RtOnt
o1n SBt4E&P8E EIs i!s ana sSsIS HiczGosSI 7n1,
1 od 7Conpechops are, Eelisbls As folloys:yuiyl1
| .sjag1ggy b9 FIRST TRAIN .i,a qyiigIslg
| Iim 2lg.51gSR Pail, except Monday, agIpltd
gSA sSS cHlsss6 Iii StSSs s laadU6 sSS
Oharleston, Henia, Corwins Morrow llovelAnd 9hd
/ Plainyille, ARRIVING az Qincjgn9N atia:4QI A,;t,
OSn9actipS dtISSt ys osMlq Aiis'sSaSippi sSaiIf
NJ B.4Ths is the hest direct Sohnsction cCbil
''sgo Ssr sle sEcoND R TRAM Yp gaagIaa ~
61RailS 'kSfD SgSSsISb Dayton Rich
'pS SjEa. "a dISnSp5Iis SRd EHcSSo and ttops 81
| all statlons except Csysville, treeport. Miami.
yiIle aud Blainvilles saFriyipg Rt Cincinnati
& &Misdssippi Railroad for IouisyilIe at 34b 7. N,
Z THIRD l. i,4,.'
Ii'n, ~ n. tpkily except Sunday ., i.prIu IN m
Richmond! lndianap6liy and 0hioaeo. and stops at
| WestJeGsrs0n, london, SS1th CGaElestop, Aenia,i
ss9ts Ss N6HS GFEi StSs SSSse 6SSiSSa fSfSSa
u 4:26 p m cohnectipg with,Mail Mne steatn;;'
Orsfos iOpisyille and Ohio a Mississippi railroad
SOM i9v icEogRTHoERAINaiuos ia joa
sy,ll /. u Raily. lsFeept ;Su9dsE9s lnI W giI
SsSS s,SSSSs q Rpii rna 'niAs
E6hs 'b31s2FIFfA TRAIN 'yl155dii JHhi !
! -nT97oJ DAILY sScept Sunday juom hn
Leaves att 100 OPi M. for Eincibbai, stopping ~
Alton. W est efersangL LohdoDs South ChaIlestqD.l
Selma, Cedaryille rkenias Spring alley, Coryin,r
Morrow, l!Oyeland, and arrives at vi cipnatl at
4!45 AZ Nj, connecting WithO. q M. H. X. at q
aaT Passengers for HillsborQ' and Chllicothe on
Marietta a. Cincinnati Railroad, will make the most
direct connection by yleavine Columbus on the ll;3o
A. M. train. arrive At Lcyeland ~ 321 Z. NJ. and
Ieaying Columbus at 200 A. NJ. arrive At Loyeland
at 544 a. NJ, and Leave loVeland at $50 A: NJ, for
Marietta and Parkersbufg. These are the only
connections within. Il Cs X. Rn9 ,Stg7r liFliii
Sleeping Oars are on all Night Trains.
Slo,'I,S ..,,a b, HENRY BROOKS. Ticket Agent.
'.-1 buh z. LOuGH. Agent.
P.w. .STRKDER, bhfll1UT 9di hi 81 aqf
i jGsSS5 S TigEs; ! thtss yciHdianAti. Igo,q Ial
E'NrgMyyDdR;mtaa Dd,; aSSPhIl tabSshhIl 7 OH 70 n1na5i1n
Co,Shrb1s INV II iIYY'T'''1 $40 n0il1JiJ 1iI b,
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I, MENTALLY, The fearful efTects on theymnd aregy
much 10 bOdrdaded. Loss of.SsnOry, nfoSion 0e =
IDEAS. Depression Of Spirits, Evil ,ForebQdingsr
Aversion TO Society. SelfiDistfust, Love OF Sofl
tude Timidity, &c.. are soe Of tho eYilsproduced.
Thousands Of persons of all ages can now Judge
what Is the cause OF their declining health, losing
their visor. becoming weak pale nervous and ethae
ciated, having sngnlaf appearance about the
rnuqh md aVmptomR of COnsumDtion
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-08
70 SECOND TRAIN.

HOS AZ M. will sthp at Delaware, Cardihgton,
Gallon, Crestline, Shelby, New London, Wellington
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-08

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
nyS 1SSfs ,Sss q Sns sSs
bben spent 10 the hospitals ofIondOn, Paris Phila-
idblphiFgni elsewhere has effectedsome Of themOst
attohishing cures that were ever known; meny
asleep great nervousness, being ,alArmai at hndden
sounds, bashfulnes, with frequent bpshipg, atend-
cd sometimes With derangemept Of mind, were cured
iThmadately. FuII1T uuur stuT .d1IRlA1 10 flUs11
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-08
RlRST TRAIN.

NIGHT EXPRESS-Besves Columbus At 1245
A m. Wilstop at d elaware, Ashley, Cardingi0R.
Wellington, Grafton and Beroa, arriving at Cleye-
land at6:50 a. M. '' ",'. ',,n ',.. o., 10"
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Q Closing and Arrival Of Mails % =.
q ~, gflnsdgdAT THE er.IH un GOO
coLU M RUs POST OFFICE.

, ARRTyEs,ll7 CLOSES, .
4, n d 9S.E hs.55 D. f!s6 y;
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

idgls BALTIMORE, ,eNA ARRLANDg lb1noa -
7Ol HmUEDo sias M hahaiIdBq ,sann
1NsTABLFsHEDsRs FLT6Nf
~ OUAOKE FRY, sTHTe 0NIs II PLACE JVHERK -.
A (JltRN CAElf5f OBJ Med. 1'F f'L.>ff'Of Y
DR. JOHNS TON bae tiiscosJred tliemost Certain
Spaedvpandf only Fhsdtubl Remedy ID the wv
Wealniess 81 the labk or AhbSs StTioNirbs Hecaai
tlon Of the KidpSg and Bladder lnvgl1htasg Dissal
charges! fmpbtSn6b General Debility, Nervodsnesss
Dyspepsia, LanguoT. low spirit, gcnfasion, E
Idodsg Va ptatioh 0fIthe maaFS ffimidty, Tfombk
ling Dimness OF Sieht on idhiness Disease Of th6A
'Hsed. ThFQhh Nese or Edns 4fsstIons Of thgIi
err Lnngs tomarh OF BOMelet lose ieufible 1lis9i
orders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth-sRstb
oRET and solitary more fatal u theifeioa
tlms.than. song of lSnrana. 10 MarnoTB-gea
Ulysses, biiQhtlng their most brilliant hopes or AMI
tlcipatiDn4 repdering pArfiagoy de,, impossible, u
'CSAC YOUNG MEN III II
Especially. who have become the victims OF Solitw.
ry Vice, that dreadfu and destructive habit which
annually sweeps TO an untin ely grave thousands OF
young men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
Intellect who might otherwise have entranccd list
ening SenAtes with thsA thnndeEs Of elQqpencO.
cDnhdeh6e.u .uh orh'A3b hopelfhl luan7D '3lio'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-08
ORGANIC lVVEAKNESg

! aInmsdiStST, Cured snd fdnNisOr RSstSrca! so'n'il
This .distressingJ A Hsot ohSswioh TenderslJif9
mi cradle and marriage impossibleryis the penaty
paid by the victims OF improper indugences Young
ing awars of the dreadful consequencesi that may
ensue NoWs who Observation-Disclosures tho 50 bect wifi
pretend n aspy tbAt the
theprudentf Besides being depff 0f the bfeSst
urs f)healthyo msst SERIOUS IanD de-li
stLncutlve sympsOms o. 3Ctn OOdy aha % phnd
Mental Functions Weakened, Loss u Procreatiye
Power Nervous Irritabiity, dyspepsia. Palpitation
and Wasting Of the Frame. Cough, Consumption,
.Ilaoav and Daath
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-08
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body are the, most
necessary requisites to pr0mOte oopnpbial hAppi-,
ness. Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimagei the prospect hour
with despair, and filed with the melancholy relied
tion that the happiness of anotherbecomes bighted
withour own. yiV dHIaH sasndA bHl sssfssiu os.
OFFICE, a South Frederick street.
doors from the corner. Fail not TO observe name
and number.
a3- No letters received unless postpaid and con-
tanning stamp to be Used on The reply. Persons
writing should state age, and send portion Of sd
vertisement describing symptoms, a ,,,-,, J-f
3 The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN his Office. "'-
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TAKE PARTICULAIRla NOTICE.

DR. J. addresses all those who have Injured them
selves by improper indulgence andsolltufy ha bits
either business, study, society, or marriage. ,u u
3 These are some Of the sad and melancholy effects
pfOducedby early habits Of youth, Niz:i w eakbess
Of the Back and Limbs. Pains in The Head, Dimness
Of Sight, Loss Of Muscular Power Papitation Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous dritalnlity,s Derahge-
mont Of the Digestive Functions. General Debility,
Ssnntona of Nnnaumntion AZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-08

indused in when alone. a habit freouentyies !
from evil companions, or at school, tho effects of
which are nightly felt even when asleep and ifnot
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply immedia' ely, :
What pity that % 0ung man, the hope Of his
country, the pride Of his narents should besnatched
sequence Of deviating from the path Of nature and
induging in . certain Eeoret habits Such persons
nnst. hafnre onntanlplAtinR. WlLt.M 1 ElLM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-08
ENDORSEMENT. of the PRESS

The many thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty years and the IhmeronS
portant Surgical Operations performed hy Dr. John
ston. witnessedlby therepattsrs Of TIE Slfe. and
many other papers, notices OfHhich have appeafed
again and again before the public besides his stand
hg As aRSntleimAp Of rlmf de ter aud bity
rs 81 i6eient guhranleb "a thp aflicled. III M NIN
,ssktN nIsRAsEs sRHEpi1R ,cURHpl Hi
junel9-d1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-08

| NfCHTI IEYPRESS-I,eeye COlun1bns Al 12.I5
A N = WiiI,ston ~ )elHware Ashley. Cardipgion.
tiilead, Gallon, CrestliDe, ShelbE, New London,
la ~ at sSo "iiiN ''''1r' ~
0Hn w. III t;,sHoX,h NM ,N'uoS -rlIlaI.
WV yopK sESSNB ESSREssEf.sE.. sHH ro,n.mmbu,, !.
1905 A. M. viii TIP az Delaware Cardihgton,
Gallon, Crestline, Shelby, New London, wellington
and Grafton. .yqoLi-gL.ydl HEilaird) ad
:.papIiEJ4 : THIRD, ,dTRAlN.,,L q agIn,3
hAlhAsND EAPlkESSCLe Co,ppIhpS 2. M a. s;yq
NJ stop ~ az 81 2nS.oy tna
, 1866-08-26
ARMY GAZETTE.
General Sheridan Assumes Command
offha Dsnattueuf Of the GulE.

General Sheridan Assumes Command
ofthe Department Of the Gulf.
Major General Sheridan In general orders.
dated August Is, announces the following
Breret Major J. Schuyler Crosby, United
States Army: First Lieutenant Of the First
United States Artillery, and Second Lientcu-
ant T, ", C, Moore, Eleventh United States
Infantry, Aides-de-Camp Breyet Major Gen.
eral Ceorge l.. Hhttsut1, Lieutenant Colonel
and Acting Adjutant General: Brcvet Lien
tenant Colonel George Lee, Major and Act
fnr Adfutant General; First Lieutenant L.
Burbank, Tenth United States Colored Heavy
ARTILLERY, Assistant Adjutant General; BFeret
Bricadier General James ". Forsyth, United
Acting AdJutant~ and General; Bre-
yct Brisaller General Charles L: Fitz-
hugh, United states Army, First Lien.
tenant Fourth United States Artil-
iery. Acting Adjutant General; Brevet
Ientenant Colonel James E. Harrison, United
States Army, Captain Sixth United States
Cayslry, Special Caualry 1nspectors
Assistant = Inspector General <Bre.
yet Ma1or General kAutz, United
states Army, Captain Sixth United States
CaTnlry, Acting Judge Advocate i sColouel
4. q. ssvtcIe, United States Army; BraYvt
Colonel, Captain, and: Assistant Quarter:
master, Chief efQuaIteEuaaster Gene1ai;; arefet
States Amy, Medical: Director; Breyet
Lieutenant. Colpnel D. r.: McPha1, Major
and .paymaatef. United States Army, Chic
Pxymastsr;@: Brcvet Lieutenant Colone
, 1866-08-26
FROM. LOUISVILLE, Kf.

Tftt ctr t1ontt rn.btoelto-jtidRc Joyes
l1tstrnltieG bI Il Wftt-t3titffltas Ar.
iioiiSWsa Wsather nd nusi1iess. ~o"'e
tbptsrttta, kehtueky. Aaea.t 7.=rla eottet
tidil 5stween }Es pi1ee;5 II il,e ,Git boat t[iii
ttblhtrst ~l9!,ndi VIZ hitsh rtaatsgt e. ts4rsia1ls
ftf,tt IT ess II ts{ tfsf eMass az S;s e t; d fde i2
SSV1a fE III a:1ss |ssea ad'issSt sEstt judge
1sfsttph tehFI u Thy commonwealth, pIlt u
Eli, 1;tE, diif,dife5 II i !t ttS|fs Ss!s
Stsy Ss .s " is?s''1s sebs.t bst u WIZ WtE3asS ta!s'
ghatf tva t}.fitlps ri HHtasgl lise (gfv!Y Viii
'|'s'': s':'s' ''"' '"S' ,ss'''|l; ,s''aH; 81 sts': H:
y| F,! w Val ''':'s, ls:'ss,|s{ |ss{ Oh; d ;'ss' s.; u
tsss" 4; Wit sE:s; sss sIt!S Iss
u .6fn W Wsdsf,ds; 'plsht,. Ar, M, II ts',anpn,
" i dfuuRahl, nna teisn Fntle.' '. N'' N"'
atbnf asss Ill., s's Tas a'"a Il osa I'D [asn
Nslf ~ Egt|iak, i!tatd !. t:tsaia fssa!Ea ttali
- Pes s fs s ';;E5 s p ~ sast. i: 'ss a.
tGal hui. .tl.ns4 ah!l trfiat.ly wasadta; '.'
doh Motkah's ecntfnaad. hid tdtfs ialtlj u tilt:
rft!s tts1II.,ets hsla t3etliua tg:isy q as!ef:
't Hss H s$sE 4 E!RsE \ II !: Il 4ssssas| 4 .sa pleasant.
Il MtSt.:tI I xs|Hy!|,.t "A. s!dzTb.te n, x,tss tHt
, 1866-08-26

Railroad Connection. with ~. Lo"is
hnd tllc lsMss-AM Unnatural Father
aSttl f1ltshntd-Tlo HUNGRY "copper".
Jnl,na.,llttcs- -Isx.lioycrhor tsNDaH "F
i,,.niainl,A, u Ad,lre~s tho People Of
lUsvas .
iBpost.l pospa|ch n Tho ch'o:.o TFfbnne.l
l,xs MniNxa, AnRnst ~.
Tho arat rr3ular train on The Dos Aotnaa Valley
l.atrnad viii asrlve horo from Kooknk Al six
o'c,oek on tho evening Of Wednesday nuxt. Tho
Mayor mi, Common couhcll Of tho city Of Rcokuk
aro otnv!led TO accept tho of a!s city on
Tho oecas!on, and preparations have boon madc
fcr grand blowout on Tho Arrival Of tho cxcuF-
%Ionists. This eamrlotcs our connection With II:
fDnla ard with thu kaat, BY wsy OF kookuk an0
t1Io (1Fcal Western 5 Wahash Valley Eoute.
ono Amor q. rarker, Of jctaerson County. ts IA
isl at F4lr4lold, on lilo charge Of dchanthiHR his
elep.da,ightpr and Attempting 10 po!eon hts wife.
Thn returned delegated from tho Ihilaaolphla
Convention Aro In daily consultation with mo COP
rerhcad candidates. arranging fof ruconatrne'
uon os Fndcral patronage thot will Ecdonna 10 tho
glory Of n,y policy" ID accorlanco with Tho pro.
Rta1nmo Of -Uhnrlea Mason and tho brn1etsed
repl,ew Of deceased uucls. ono Thomas Hart
Hon. Michael Hahn. lata Governor OF Louislana
II In ahta city, and will drnsa the people before
leaving. He h sill suffering from tic wounds in
a!cted ~ tho "my policy" men At New Or
lsAnA.
, 1866-08-26

George l.. Gillespie, United, States ARMY,
Captain Corps Engineers. Chief Enslnoe1
BrcTet Major A. r. Burlington, United atatoa
Army, Captain Ordnance Departmeut, Chicl
Of Ordnance ; Captain 4. McAlllster, Tenth
United etates Colore1 ARTILLERY. Comfnlssary
Of Mustcrs.
Major General P. Il. Sheridan. in General
0rders No. /, assumcs tho command Of the
now Department OF tho Galft composed Of
Tho etates Of Louisiana, Texas and Flurida.
'Tle Department of Texas wlll constitute the
nlstriet Of Tesas, tl.e Department Of Florida
FIbsila shd each district viii euhstituta d
separate brigade.
:, Malof gchefni Il. q. Wright riil totnhati
the District. tf Texas. aid Afajnf 9enetai
Jglii' g. Foatef Hlll eotntaa'td TUG pl'tfiet oi
aia W!il bu tfatsitffed ,td ttia headulAtiefs
of iiie Uephttftieht Ut thu Hhffi
, 1866-08-26

nrossstou Of tho Policy Of tho United
GtQteas

1apos,ston Of Tho Policy Of tho United
Tho following Important despatch has bcen
addressed 10 General Fitzpatrick by Mr: Sec
rttnry coward:
10 Jndsoa Kilpatricx, Envoy Extraordinary and
s'a'!sF Il tn. I'd Of ay No.
=. has been received. I appreciate your 90
lieltude that tho course Of proceeding wn'eh
fhIs Government has pursued In regard 20
tho war between Chill and Spain should %
understood and appreciated. Perhaps, noN'
the dieulty IN taq wey yon1Ias o. sasn
stAnces Of Chill. Her statesmen and people,
lie the statesmen and people IN all conn.
trIes may be expected to interpret not only
fhs lights Of that Republic, but the eapaci..
| lies nnd duties Of other States IN the hgns o1
their own interests and W1.hea. . H. ,.o,,ora
| IN he Several Spanish American States Is, Or
ourht 10 be, well known nov, atter tne ss- e
| 1,neif;nn Il has received du1tne>the mst nFe
1ears. We avoid In all cases giving enconf-
arcUrnt to expectations which, N tne HAly.
Ing course o5 events We mlga1 ds.1 naa to bs Known
a. doing more than VIC promise, sather taan %
of filling short Of onr In n ta ~
other hsnd. Te maintain and Insist Win N; AZ
The decision and energy which L compaaote & p.
With cur existing neutFansy, y,antas tnha im hv tne
rublicap system which Y acceptenn oy ~
peoplo In any Of these States, saan % ~ aot 70 70
Fantonly assailed, and that It shall .n9t %
snhrerfed ns NJ, end of q lawful War By Euro.
nenn Powers. We thus give TO tn9se s
Fenubljcs the moral support Of slnoete,1no1 ~
traf. and We think It win appear a.s,L!l. asStu.
fdcpdship. We could claim from .g;tsasi tnn
State. no concession. to our p#n po1.M,.,, a,s,,
moral, and mateyia1 principles, II ~e e.. saona w.
ant co1n1n71n nnr own .pr0ceedinga: ~ the
.socafr1 ;,ts,cnnrsc with foreign states to
tha 1net r,iea 81 tho laws Of nnttons. we
t1,o-saf;rs couccdc to every nat1on the ftgnt
| - r,aEe pcace OF wnr for such causes otnet
msn nolitIcal OF ambitious, as 1t thinks I1Sht
~ vic: In such wars as are Waged pc
4sreen nations which arc In friendship w1th
ourselves, II they are not pushed. hko tne
Freuch wnr In Mexico, to the pohtical polni
before mentioned, We do not intervene, onl
remain neutral, conceding, nothing to on on
otIeF. and allowing to one belliscrent whs
!. We allow to the other
Every complaint made By the Chilia1
] agents Of IN attempt On tue part Of Spain t
. Violate the neutrality Of the Unitedestate
has been carefully and kindly Investigated
and we hare don't. the same-no more no los
in regard to the complaints Institute!
aroinst The neutrality of tho agents Of Call
sc certainly thought that 1t WAS an act Q
| friendship on our part that VIC obtained assu
| RANGES from Spain at the beginning, ana e e
the other stages of the present WAT 'tnht
anv event her hostilities agnlnst Chill sho1ls
/ not bc prosecuted beyond the limits Wnlcn
, | have before described. We understand GU
selves 10 be now and heucefoEth re2ay =
h hold Spain to this agreement, 1t, contrary
, 1866-08-26

FROM General Ffakss Kxpcdiilon-ueie-
Eatea 10 tho southern Ioya1txtss ton.
ventlon-Annti1tr Renewal.
.tspeti4t Despatch 10 tte Chicago T.ibuno.1
i. sr. PATTI August IL.
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