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John II. Chapman, Ala; George II. Chase,
st. Louis, and NJ. l.. Doherty, OF Columbus,
Ala, are at willarls'. Hon. John Defries, city,
and 7, O. Willard, OF Brooklyn. N. Y, wore
among the arrivals At the Kirkwood House
last evening. Hon. q. q. Cox, Md, T. o'Con-
nrr, Texas Gen. W, W. Burns. U. s. A.; u, N.
Stribling, U. $. N; ]. Scott Payne, u. s. A.;
=. II. Parker, U. s. Al and q. II. Frederick,
Of Tennessee, are At the Ebbitt House. Col.
J. W. Force, OF this city, has just returned
from an extended pleasure trip to the White
mountains and the Northern Lakes. The
colonel travelled en- suite with the Chinese En-.
bassy from New York to the Falls Of Niagara,
aud describes the ovstions rendered the dis.
tinguished foreigners as being on magnificent
scale. The gallant colonel left the represent.
ativcs Of the Celestial Empire NJ the falls
II. A. Chadwick, Of Burlington, vermont, and
Samuel Root, Of New York, are at Bunkcr's
Avenue Hotel. 7. NJ. johnson, Of Alabama
James Wright, Richmond, Va; p. b. Wing
North Oarolinl, and II. N. Peterson, New
York, are ~ the Metropolitan Hotel. III
direction OF the Secretary of War, leave o
absence for twenty-five days hss been granite,
to Judge Advocate General Holt. senate
| sprague, Of Rhode Island, addressed Gran
and Coifax meeting at Augusta, Ne, on Fri
| day last. 'ET 90 ~. 20 Hff q. rrr.s 5-.
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TuE Democrats press strive hard to ind
yituperative cpithets enough for aoyef1pr
apply are "yile old miscreanti', "crary hat
~ SSs.s!y old ssr%sseo. "a
him ",hs hepd wSo inhaSits Ia missE Bile
s sI. .S q .,,,, anSs. stSse,S sIs
| pArslytic and monomsnlHe.n The same paper
recently invited the assassination OF Brown.
low distinctly pointed ont such mardsr :, "a
see restored to "iheir rights"
THEy have In Iowa notorious Copperhead
Th ise sn o% ns S ps, hs sss,
nomination for Congress, and taking his cue
from Blair, karangues the people In astyle Of
the .s Ky s.y. y, h.r
close, and that they win 90 out OF once At the
Snlc,s"sy ssiieis Il he people are .iiS%ss
to vote, and by bullets II they are not"
THE Boston Transcript says; The persistency
Of partisanship 10 signaliy excmplined now,
one so well knows 70 the loyal people - den.
Grant. Then the idea Of paper In the mr.
West trying TO belittle In popular ESTIMATION
HMr. Grant" when the stars on his shoulder
straps shine all over the North as fixed stars
OF the frat magnitude. 7 .,.rtf q VI
\
ity that will hardly DO doubted, says: "Ths
I Hartford Time, and the Chicago Tfnes both
, assert that Frank Blair has cot tasted droT
iast.n af
McCLERsAsp, Of Illinois, 10 much in wan,
Of a frst-class foreign mission. The difference,
. the Cannibai island "a that one wants 7sr,
4 mission" to satisfy the demands Of his stom
I ach, and the other wants missionary.
!. argument for enfranehia ing rebels was rattle
a weakened when speaker pointed to seyera
= hundred refugees In the gallery who had beeI
8 driven from their homes by the rebel X
c | Kluxes.
3 The editor OF the Philadelphia Pres say
. that he received from the late Gen. Halpine
!. about sig weeks ago, a letter In which he ex
pefssic ticket That ignored The brave men WIN
. | put down the rebellion.
a Two Iowa rAPERs offer 10 let all response
BILE Democrats have copies until November
Colisx are elected, but nothing at all to b
A charged II they are defeated.
r The Democratic papers have tried all sort
q mean: to ruin GTsnss rePnsssti,9n and 9 ~
! took breakfast with Frank Blair the othe
/ day at Leavenworth.
}. A VETERAN Of an Albany battery, VIII,
y i'T6e soldiers got no encouraging words iron
0 Horatio Seymour when they were in the held
= and they will give him none now"
d JupoE JAMES BIRsEr, Of Bay City, Mich
who had been placed on the "worklng Mems
ticket as candidate for Attorney General o
Michigan, declines the honor.
b. II. HILL, the Georgia rebel, 10 preparin
d aseries OF political papers for publication Il
/. the columns Of the Augusta Chronicle and Scr
, finel.
:. BRECKINRIDoB and Mason are now abou
- the only Democrats that have not come gu
Is for Seymour and Blair.
n The Republican gain in the New Albsn
l. (lnd.) municipal election on Tuesday was 70
Al votes.
GEN. DAVID S. WILSON, OF Dubuque, lows
, a lifelong Democrat and an influential mar
has taken the stump for Grant and Colfsx.
y VINO boosted that they would not vote
y man or dollar to put down the rebellion
/. The Democratic party.
l. The Democratic majority in Kentucky "
n proaches ninety thousand.
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Gettysburg KGtaIysinc water.

This remarkable spring water has attracted
greatly the attention of invalids and physi
clans by the wonderful cures said to have been
effected by its use In the treatment OF various
complaints, and II the statements about its
curative powers are true, as we have reason
to believe, invalids will rejoice In the health.
restoring agency OF this now famous medicinal
water.
A striking Characteristic of the water is said
to be the rare combination OF powerful healing
properties In fluid which is without any
more taste than common water, As II con.
tains no gas, II does not lose any of Its medi-
cinal virtues by transportation from the spring
or exposure to the atmosphere when the bot
ties are uucorked; so that those who wish to
use the water can always rely upon its being
pure and fresh at any distance from the spring.
As a remedy for rheumatism, govt, kidney
and urinary diseases, and general debility,
| and prostration of the physical and mental
energies Of the system, we are informed that
this water has proved eminently successful
ai-- hava isIisn
| We therefore venture to suggest to our invalid
readers an examination of its merits and a
trial Of the water in cases where its use |,
more or less Indicated.
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ALExANDRiA, August ia large open air
Seymour and Blair meeting was held in front
OF the Mansion House to-nigh'. There was
much enthusiasm. A banner was displayed
inscribed, "On the strict construction Of the
Constitution, a strict compliance OF the laws
made In pursuance thereof, and a due regard
for the sovereignty OF the States, depends the
perpetuity Of the Union" Colonel @. W.
Brent, presided.
Spcechs were made by Montgomery Blair,
Gen. Green Clay Smith, and others.
Gen. Smith contcnded that Virginia was In
| the Union, and recommended the nomination
OF Presidential electors to be voted for, and
the vote will be counted by the House Of Rep
| rescntatives.
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DEATH OF HON. THADDEls
STEVENS.

Hon. Thaddeus Stevens died at pre-.
clscly IL o'clock last night, at his resi-,
dcncc in this city, on Capitol Hill
Simon Stevens, Thaddeus Stevens, jr.,
IA nephew and his housekeeper, Mrs
Smith, we're at his bedside; also, Sister
Loretta and Sister Genevieve, of Provi.
dence hospital, and Mr.. J. Scott Preston,
Of the Interior Department, and the
servants of his household. Breathing his
last he passed away calmly and quietly
without struggle, as though falling
aslccD,
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FROM EUROPE ny CABLE.

vixssA, August 1i.--The Empetos ffsneis
Joseph haa sent an autograph letter to his
minister Of war urging him to hasten the sp-
pointment OF thu Hungarian ofhcers to COM
msnd the Hesssfianttoops IN ascordance with
bill which hss. lust been passed by the Leg
tsSative ChAnsbsss At Pesfh. ~ Alk
LONDON, Apg, II Late adviccs from Shang-
hae report tsst he disturbances eaussd by the
Mautehoos, on the Amoor river, have ceased,
and at last accounts the country was quiet
and the irade on the river was unobstrsieted.
BELoRADr, Aug. 1.-THE insurrcetionsry
movement In Bulgaria has been entirely sup
pressed by the Turkish troops, and the proela-
nation establishing a state siege In the prov
ince has been revoked.
Tho Turkish Government charges Prince
Charles OF Roumania with secretly melting
and promoting the revolt. rf
| LONDON, August ll.-Dispatchcs from Paris
report that the students assembled In large
numbers near oorboune, and created tumult
They were dispersed by the police, who made
several arrests.
PARIS, August il.-Ada Isaac Meukcu died
to-day.
| PEsrH, August ll.-Princc Koragco<gewich
has been seized with serious illness since his
imprisonment. He has received Information
from Beisrave, that his estates In servia have
been conascated by the Government.
PANS, Aug. n.-Accounts from Rome rep
resent that the assertions OF foreign volun.
teers from the Pspal service is daily increas
ing.
LtysRrooL, Aug. 1.-THE American shiT
Audubon arrived at Monilla In distress, with
msinmast gone, and otherwise damaged.
LoSDoS, Aug. ll-Eyening.-Consols, o..
American securities closed eas,es Bonds, 7i%
Erie, 81. Illinois, o2l4. Great Western, 80.
FRASKronr, August il.--Bonds from at T5L
to 70.
LIVERPOOL, August II - Evenins.- Cotton
steady. Sales 10000 bales. Manchester ad
vices favorable, but they do not effect tn
market. Total shipments Of cotton from BON
bay up to the It'll instant, since last report
10, 900 bales.
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DEPARTMEST oy STATE,

Information has been received at this de-
partment from Mr.. J. IL. MoCoLLEY, the con J..
SUI OF the United States at Callao, Peru, OF
the death, In the month OF April last, at sea,
oil ToNAso FAzIo, WILLARD STILPHRR, VIE.
LIAM PAvtSES, ANTOINE MURRAY, PETER
Lawrence, LEWIS MOSdHA, JAMES JOHN.
SON. dE"H6E MARsmALL, MAGsUs. RAMON,
PETER JouN, NICHOLAS HIDRsnUsuu, AN,
DREW HOrLRIS, WIN. ADAMS, and JoHs MAD
DIN. Also, at sea, In the month of June last
CHAs' SAITH, CARL YARTs, JoHs JnnRY
JOHs MARsUs, =. Blows and At the hospltn
In Csllso, OEORGs NICHOLS.
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data" in the Baltimore Sun Of yesterday,
announces what the President and Cabinet
may or may not do in respect to the domestic
difficulties in Louisiana. lie says;
at IL probable that Secretary Schoheld may
not be present at the Cabinet meeting to-moT.
row, owing to illness in his family, which may
call him from the city at any moment. In case
Of his absence Gov. Warmouth's appeal for sol
die.s 10 -at Li,-i, - ha sidsr red In Cabinet.
as the matter hasSbcen referred 70 Secretary
the Secretary will advise In view OF the pecu.
liar circumstances in the Louisiana appeal,
but the President will doubtless take such
action as may be recommended by the Secre.
tary OF War, who has already announced that
he has ample troops In all the Southern States
to put down any apprehended or probable dis.
turbance, and that these soldiers will be placed
In aid Of the State authorities whenever the
facts and terms OF the Constitution shall war
rant"
Tho facts In regard to affairs In that State
are pretty well known, and the terms OF the
Constitution are explicit.
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The Turf.

SARATOGA, August 1.-THE Hurdle race,
two miles, over eight hurdles, $500 to winner,
400 to second, won by Lobelia, beating Star
light, Eagle and Tycoon, time o6sH. Second
race, four mile dash purse u, 900, won by Iasa
Connolly, beating Pat Mulloy and Plantagent
1854. l:5S24, l:6iH, 1884. Weather stormy.
Third race, one and half miles, purse 5000,
won easily by Sleety In 2:5o,E beating Wiley,
Clanta, Lizzie Rogers, and Alfred. Fourth
race, one and half miles, won by Jubai in
53N.
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The shooting ARhir nj Richmond
The wounded Man. Dead.

RlSnMosD,, Aug. 1.-THE negro who wss
shot last night at the Conservative meeting
was MORALLY wounded. lie made an anis
Hiortsn statement to the effect that he wal, not
engaged In the stoning. He was taken to the
Frecdmen's hospital. Two or three arrests
were made to-day OF persons alleged to have
been In the affair. Tho matter'will be before
the courts tomorrow.
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Great Mortality Among the Cattle
at Albany.

ALBANY, NY, August n.-Since last night,
twenty or thirty Illinois cattle, out OF three
or four thousand head, have died at the east
Albany yards, Of the Texas woodtick disease.
The work OF the insect seems to be confined
thus far to the Illinois stock, and droves from
that State are very generally Stunned, and few
or none OF them are bought without guarantee
from their owners Of perfect good health.
Choice extra Kentucky and Ohio steers COM
mand o6ol1 cents per pound; medium and
lower grades have fallen of u cent since yes.
terday, and two or three thousand head remain
uusold
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A Prominent Citizen Murdered and
Robbed In New York.

New YoRK, Aug. 1.-THE body found last
Saturday In East river proves to be that of
Charles Ellet, formerly Judge In California,
and for nine years \ member Of the firm of
Binninger Co., Of this city.
Wounds were found on his person and four
thousand dollars In money and his watch were
gone.
He was undoubtedly robbed, murdered and
thrown into the river.
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Gen. Howard in south Carolina.

COLUMBIA, s. u, August ll.-General o. O.
Howard addressed the colored people this
afternoon In the House OF Representatives.
The Legislature considered a number OF bills
for the protection OF party, punishment. as
savlts, regulating contracts and organizing a
temporary school system.
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MAYORS OFFICg, CITY HALL,

accordance herewith, shall offer for sale, for
cash, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, 18th
m, the exclusive right aud privilege OF using the
several Corporation Scales until Tho hrst DAY OF
fodder oats In the straw, and live stock, Situated
ut the following places:
No, !, Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets west
No. In front Of Northern Market, at intersee.
ton OF New York avenue and X street north
No. ); front Of Anaeostla Elgino-house,
The following y tho tariff OF rates which tho
Of hay, straw, fodder. oats In tho straw. weighing
one Thousand pounds or less. % eentsi over ono
bundle, bale, or package Of the same, 10 cents for
WoiKhlng live stock, two cents for every hundred
/ hErtiss purchasing will be required to comply
TnSpusa,i hs ProniGnas :? me At sPPL9ysd 2i.t
lie hay scales and for other PuIR@Ssss -
GALLIaHAF 4 T0wNsENb.
Aull-td Aucti0neefs,
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Especial TO the Republican
Albany, Aug. 1.-THE olympics, of WASH
ington, today beat the National club, OF this
city, by a score OF II to 10, playing five In
nings. This 10 the club that beat the famous
Atlanties yesterday. Tomorrow the Olym.
pics play the Mutuals, of New York, one
Of the best clubs In the country,
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Louisiana Militia BiiI. Passed.

NEw ORLEANS, August 1.-THE militia bill,
giving the Governor discretionary power to
accept, arm, and commission officers Of yolun-
teer militia companies, whose organization
meets his approval, finally passed both Houses
yesterday. 1t empowers the Governor to call
out and dispose OF the militia as he pIeAses.
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HALiRAx, August ll.-John A.McDonald and
party left this city to-day via Picton, thence
by steamer to Quebec.
Their mission Is looked upon as failure.
The Legislature met yet yesterday. Few per.
sons were present, and but little interest was
evinced In the proceedings. The Attorney
General said the Government would announce
Its policy in few days, and in the meantime
he moved resolutions protesting against union.
A dispatch from the Colonial Secretary on
Confederation was laid before the House and
ordered to be printed.
A repeal meeting was held at Weymouth
which Is represented as highly successful and
Arm In ~ demand for repeal.
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ATLANTA, Aug. li.-In the Senate upon the
question to sustain the decision OF the
chair, which was that inasmueh as Bradley
had resigned, the case was out OF the
hands OF the Senate, the vote stood yeas 20
nava 10
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1t Is GRATIFYING to know that the Repre-
sentative men who now occupy seats upon
the floor Of Congress from the city Of New
York are to be displaced 10 make room for
ADLER men. The following extract from a let
ter OF the correspondent OF the Charleston
Mercury will explain the new programme. We
wonder how our friends MorTissey, Wood,
Chanler, and Stewart will relish this dig at
them, coming as 1t does from one OF the chiy.
airy whom they have served so faithfully
This writer says
"There Is only one thing which Just now an.
noys the Demoeracy OF New York, and that Is
the conduct OF the men who represent this
great metropolis In Congress; but that even
viii be attended to and remcdied In November
next with the exception OF James Brooks,
there is not a Representative. in Congress,
neither has there been one from this city since
the breaking out Of the war, 1T to represent
this great mart OF trade and commerce, this
great centre OF civilization, upon the floor Of
The House. Instead OF New York city, with
its million OF Inhabitants, whose votes when
called to the polls gave a majority of GO,OOo
against Radiealism and fanAticism, being rep
| resented in Washington by its Ablest men, a.
IL London ~ Parliament by John Stuart Mill,
doeschen, Tom Hughes, and IN Paris In the
Simon and others-all men exercising In their
councils, by their talents, by their eioquence,
avast influence over the affairs of the nation
we here are represented by John Fox, a m an
who never has said word and never will say
| Il; by John Morrissey, whom the country
knows too well for not having been TRAINED
| for statesman" by Fernando Wood, an arch.
demagogue; by Stewart, an ex-hotel keeper;
| By Chanler, politician OF small calibre.
| would II have been possible for the unedu.
| Gated fanatics OF nnsylvAnia, Ohio, and I'LL
| nois, like the Stevenses, WashbuTnes, and
Scheneks, to have brought this country to the
verge Of ruin, as they have done, had this all.
| controlling city, commanding as 1t does the
| wealth and commerce and Industry OF the
entire Union, been represented by different
| calibre, like those enumerated Aboyel Had
| New York city sent its Charles O'Conors
| James 7. Brady, its Edward Plerrepopt its
most able, most eloquent men there, no back
woodsmen from the praiFies, no obstinate old
| fanatics would have inflicted so much misery
on this Republic. Now that the great mis-
chief has been done, the Democrats commence
to look around for their Berryers and Fayres
and early arrangements will be made TO end
| to Congress from this city not only Demo
| Gratis, but the most talen ted In the land They
| are to be found here, and efforts will be made
to bring them out"
We admit that it would be very decided
improvement to the Congressional delegation
from New York city II we could have men from
that metropolis Of the intellectual and moral
calibre of john Stuart Mill and Jules Favrc.
We think that under such circumstances we
could agree to lose Hon. James Brooks; and
we doubt not that even the "baekwood smeu
from the prairies" and the obstinate old
| fanatics" would welcome thls change.
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Conrre..,nnaI No,nlnn,.an.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE Republicans
In the Seventh district, Chester, to-day nomi.
mated Washington Townsend for Congress.
In Wyoming county Ulysses Mcreur was
nominated,
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ADvIsORY BOARn

J. X. BARNES. surgeon General Uaited State.
Army, washingtop. p '.-- 10 aa'N' A'
T. J. HoRwITz, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
D, W. BLISS. N. D., Washington.
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TnR REPUBLICAN," admIres our frnnkne.s
In admitting that II 10 good Democratic doe
trlne, that no President 10 bound to administer
press
Dur neighbor, In the above paragraph, begs
the question. Nobody claims or asserts II TO
be the duty OF the President to execute an I'm.
constitutional act Of Congress. What we do
claim is, that 1t la not the province OF the
President to decide when a law 10 passed In
the manner prescribed by the Constitution,
that It Is unconstitutional, and that he can,
therefore, set 1t aside, and refuse to execute
II. Does the ErPrsIs say that II Is the Presi-
dents prerogstive to decide upon the constitu-
tlonalitJ OF acts OF Congress, and to refuse to
execute statute which he decms unconstItu.
tonal before the Supreme Court Of the United
States has so decided
We would like a categorical answer.
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KNIgHT.-On tho 10th instant, at o cls ek. Il.
IN at the residences ofhls srasdfstber, Michael n
ari%s.: wgt,hS m,ssr only ..p @ ysssrnh X
BRBNNBR On the ilth iaetapt. kSrHoEr A.
r. III ih: :ai ss.s;,
n; !i !: t.s sHt s e .:.sSs
year Of Ss age. cldss, son % Joseph b. shd Susan
his funeral will take place to-day. uo will be
buried In Glen wood Censetery at O'clock.
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I'M 5. INTERNAL REvENuE,

II s, INTERNAL REVENUE,
y. CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, SEVENTH DIS. Va,
ALEXANDRIA, July ~, 1855
A variety oi property distrsinsd on Tor taxes,
consisting OF HOUSEHOLD and STORE GOODS
public sale, at the Government Warehouse, corner
q Prince and Royal streets. on SATURDAY, the
sug7.2t r. i. sASBoRN, Collector.
RS- POSTPONED. THE ABOVE SALE WILL
be postponed until TUESDAY, August is, at the
same Il me and place. 4. l.. sANBORN,
AuS-td Collector
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Pike, Vance, Toombs, and Wise seem to be
spelling for another fight. 1t may not be
amiss to call their attention to that little mat
ter Of their parole. The following will show
what are the terms of the paper which they
should have at hand;
APPoMATToN CoURT HOUSE, April 0, lsd5.-
General Il, =. Lee, commanding e. j. d.; In ac-
COrdance with the substance of my letter to
you Of the Sth inst, propose to receive the
surrender OF the army OF Northern Virginia
on the following terms, to wit:
Rolls OF all the officers aud men to be m ale
In duplicate one copy to be given to an officer
designated by me, the other to be retained BY
such Othcer AS you may designate.
The officers to give their individual parole
not TO take up arms against the United States
until properly exchanged, and each company
or regimental commander sign u like parole
fOr the men OF their commands.
The arms, artillery, and public property to
be parked and stacked, and turned over to the
officers appointed by me to receive them,
officers, nor their private horses or baggage.
This done each officer and man Will be al,
lowed to return to their homes, not to be dis
turbed by United States authority SO long az
they observe their parole and the laws In force
where they may reside,
Very respectfully,
u. =. GRANT, Lieutenant General
To which General Lee replied:
HgADQUARTERs ARMY NORTHERN VIR0IH
IA, April o, ls65.-Lieui. General o. S. Grant
your letter Of this date, containing the termI
" surrender Of the army Of Northern Nirglni,
~ proposed byyou. As they are substantially
the sAme rs those expressed In your letter o
the sth Instant, they are accepted win pro
coed 10 designate the proper officers to carry
the stipulAtloDs Into effect.
Very respectfully, your obedIent servant,
X, l.. LEE, General
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. ATTORNEYS,

WIN. Z. CHANDLER. wash,nstop. D. C, Z
GRoR0EMARDlN0. Philadalphis- ~