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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-17
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.

ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
MerchRudise, Money, Jewelry, SalUables,
Notes, Stocks, Bonds, Sc.
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH TO all
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal Offices are
WASHINGTON, d. e., ". YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, ON
CLNNATL, ST. LOUIS, LOULS-
VILE, LEXINGTON
Connections are made at New York and Boston
with lines forwarding to the Canadas and the
British Provinces and with steamship lines TO Liv-
erpOol, Southampton and Hayre, and thence by
European expresses to all prominent commercial
towns in Great Britain and on the Continent.
Collection of Notes Drafts and Bills made at all
accessible parts of the United States.
e. e. DUNN, Agent,
jeI Washington, ID. c.
V'EETH! TEETIi
NJ LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee
OF the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends personally at
his office In this city
Many persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear Others, and no person can wear Others who
Persons calling at my Office can he acco ted
with any style and price OF Teeth they may desire
but TO those who are particular anu wish the pur-
est, cleanest strongest, and most perfect denture
that art can produce, the Mineral Plate will he
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city-No. 33S Pennsy lyania ave-
nue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, sO7
Arch street, Philadelphia. mar ls-ly
GENERAL HEADQUA II Il Il $
" FOR ARMY SUPPLIES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
STATIONERY, BLANK AND SCHOOL BOOKS,
MILITARY WORKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Writing Papers, Envelopes, Portfolios,
Gold Pens, Pencils, Inks, &c, &c,
Pocket Books, and Pocket Cutlery,
Photograph Albums In every variety,
Newspapers, Periodicals. and
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
All orders promptly attended to.
Call and eXaminc. No charge for showing goods,
SHEPHERD X RILEY,
Corner seventh and ID streets,
oc 25-lm Washington, ID. e.
4 COLLECTORS OFFICE,
" Washington, ID. C., Nov. -, 1869.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons In arrears
for taxes, whether gas special or annual tax that
unless the Ii paid Al this Office before the ist
day Of January next, the property which the tax
Is due Will then be advertised and sold as the law
directs Those who wish to avoid the heavy eX-
pense of advertising will please pay within the
time specified.
4 discount Ul per cent. will be allowed, under
the law, during the month of November. After
November there will he no abatement.
WIN. DIXON, Collector.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ TO THE
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY
ODEON HALL,

CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.
oDEoN HALL,
The old and established Emporium of Clothing,
Of wssSngton and Vicinity WITH ali M Thai T. e.,
sential for the elegance and comfort of the outer
man, Is now supplied with the most complete and
fashionable stock that we have ever had the pleas
ure to offer.
COATS PANTS, and VESTS of the most dcsira-
BILE styles that could be found In the market
Our assortment of 5 HIRTS, DRAW WERs
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c, cannot be surpassed and
will be sold at prices that do not allow Of compe
tition.
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVERCOATs.
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OvERCoATs.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS or ALL DESCRIP-
TIoNs.
VALIsEs, CARPET-BAGS, &c.
Our stock of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
10 the largest and most fashionable that has ever
they can possibly be obtained In this city.
10 Can and see us at oDEoN HALL corner ~
street and Pennsylvania avenue the Great Cloth
ing Mart OF Washington city.
nov l-every Tues, Thurs, & Sat
lust TRY OUR NEW STOCK OF
AGO Seventh street, near +. They out-wear any
thing you can buy and they are sold 30 cheap at
]. II. SMITHS,
No. AGO Seventh street, near g.
would advise all TO come and buy their Clothing
at SMITHS, No. 400 seventh street,
II YOU are wise YOU will come to SMITHS No.
flee, to buy your Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Hats, and Caps.
The PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, No. AGO
seventh street, Is the best place In town to buy
your Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats,
and Caps. ]. II. SMITH Il CO., Clothiers, I60
Seventh street.
Call soon and see our new stock of Fall and Win
ter Clothing which we are selling at very low pTi
ces, at the PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, No. 400
seventh street, near F.
Great attractions at No. 4GO Seventh street. NV
stock of Clothing Just arrived, and selling at our
usual low prices. J. II. SMITH & CO., Clothiers,
No. ago seventh street, and corner Twentieth street
and Penn. avenue.
Great bargains In Clothing Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes, on the corner ol
Twentieth street and Penn. avenue.
SMITH * CO, Clothiers, First ward, cor Twen-
tieth street and Pennsylvania avenue is the cheap
est place In town to buy your Fall and Winter
Clothing.
Call at the First Ward Clothing store and get
your Fall and Winter Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,
and Shoes.
SMITH * CO., Clothiers,
Cor. Twentieth street and Penn. av.
FIRST WARD CLOTHING HOUSE, corner OF
Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
You can buy your Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,
and Shoes cheap, corner Of Twentieth street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
sep e5-3m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-17

Hiram =. Bennett, Union, i5 reelected 10
Congress from the Territory Of Colorado, by a
handsome plurality. He will, IL is understood,
press the claims of that territory for admis-
sion into the Union.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-17

Sci woman il another coluluu picking
sambucl Grapes, for speer's Wine. It is an
admirable article, used in hospitals, and by the
first families in Paris, London and New York.
in preference 10 old Port Wine. It IL worth a
trial, a. it gives great satisfaction. It
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-17

~ No iGI, seventh street below F.
The subscriber takes great pleasure in arnounc-
ing TO his old Friends and Customers, that he has
opened new store at No. 4Gi Seventh street near
E VIII. che has n fine, selected stock of Clothing
~ I'd nand Boys wear, which they have Just re-
ceived irul the North, nnd offers them for sale at
the lowest Northern prceb.
J. BRuCE& CO,
sep 25-Jm Cuthiers i8i Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-17

IST RFCEIVED.--A LARGE STOCK OF
u Theoretically Sealed GOODS, consisting OF
FRUITS, JELLIES, MEATS, VEGETABLES, &c,
which we offer for sale at New York market prices
OSTHEIM BROTHERS,
OCtT 296 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-31
I oato Rh.Il.no,.a.

Tile Northera press have again become
cianptous fotIan7ther advance on Richraond.
They say that longer delay will be fatal TO the
UniHn cause. and fatalto the fame of BidcleI-
Ian. Even thP Now York Herald and Balti-
more American, which have heretofore been
Tie Espologfsts Of kcGle lIan lin all cases. now
doghatically urge an immediate Adya,Ide of
the Petpm4c army before winter sets in, and
the frcsts and SHOWS ma . the roads inlphssa-
BILE. This prsssIire is sd great. that we shall
rot be surprised at any timo to hear Of an al
vanfe movensnt across tho Potomac To 20
into winter quarters with such an immense ar
my As Mcclellan has. without accompIishinr
some practical result. seems to be muclI dead
ed Atthe NeFth. and If Mcclellan disresards
the public clanor this time he will. in all brot
ABILITY. be snPerceded by sotne more enterprisT
We presume that our authorities care ID.
how soon an advance is made Another fteat
battle before the close or tie fall canipaiRn Il
desirable, and wished for both by the arnt
and the government. General Lee s irn,yIl is Il,
splendid Sighting trim. aDd can thrash MdClei-
Ian As well now as at any other timc MdCleI-
Ian well kIiowSs this, and is reluctant to h,alSe
an advance. But whether lie stands stiil. or
moves forward, his case is eqnallv desperate
i Lyssh6sug Re, aJlic1n
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GEEFRAL oRDER 10 10.

lirti-rc-.,.go. Ort. lesh. lSs1
J. tc tIsif irf1fc -ciiirriiies harnE 1rdered -
la1<4t 81 lie t'i-|-ri-l. lar "a Ic11gssert Tha
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a. Et in.f tl-.f iai i-rs ,ir rei reafS viii Ike
Hrl'lf i--.l snL rft-sa azrar a. The
t1titfit iirf fr.- ~ sh- -a-e
tll- AS fier riilIa tlls-r E4ys fforn this date
-l 'ir~s1r ~ r'r -tr ani -sirri rrei-nrnt -
t1a Z -Haf-s-- -.t,si b=ilrs ~ a the
il AT ffs-oas -oia-srsTiay 20 sl CD fAs rsri
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ia'r stfrre "a fi1aisra trzas lo-tsisn ts
= c-site Ir4ist-ats-
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osi-I- lh ~ G niiTIHOGNE. Adj. Gen-
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sfFcutaross. Ek1ostHqxERs, BAoos.-A few
weeks ago bacon, lard lkc., were dull of sale
here at say 25el retniiH and traders were Slad
TO gst this price, and Iiit was more than the
people hadmoney to II4y for it. But worse
eneiIy than the Yankees is nog desfroyine orr
people ahd tapse--it iHsn army Of specuiators
and f1tPrtioners TINY have bought uI ali
Il the Pacafn and !hra, Haying nlpre than the
Tenness4eahs hs asked two weeks ago. and are
buyhg UP all that came ID market or that tliey
can lIearof Itis inonppolizeli for the purpose
OF ektoffion --Is stoHei away in house iii
Huntsyille for higher Prices still. and our feo
pie can buy apohnd-HItis is not for sale SueB
bel 4 the eiIset and onrlatmy suffering for such
food. the atteiititn of tile Government agclts
here. Iat Chattanooga, pr elsewhere. is called
to the large amounts pf bacon in stnre ii
Hunts vile b5 ispeculAtprs, brought here TOO
ia yislation bf army loEdcrs. that they may
press III 10 feed our Starving brsve boys IN
virginiasand ray the SoFmorants 25 cents for
it-2O MORE tliaA Mitchell paid our people ~
We are ready t3 sufsrItd benefit the army.
but not to cnricll an arlhk Of extortioners who
onglit 70 be out in the ranks to serve their
country HissltsriHe 45drocae
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From rhtIP.to.I,ar a,,;ay.

The following are extracts from prikaft1
letterEto The Editors. frotn GeIIcfal Jsclssof's
army IN which some arc5in, will be founlI OF
the Iste des,rnctipIsof the Bslrinioro and ohio
Railroad The Iettsr is dated Bunker fiiiil
I'll Yostsrday / tbols / ride to ses III
destruction dohe byonf ttoois 10 tire Balfirhorc
and Ohio Railrcadl len ailr camp near lfarI
tinsppfg. early ia the noEning, expecting /, III
about five or six miles but kept following The
nuinefpu5 columns Of smoke encirclin9 the at1
nosphere until lad gone about fifteen miles,
and yet could sec smoke arising frehl
the BuriIing timber along the road as far as
the eye could reach. Falling IN wild, one .,f
Gen. yAckson's aids learned that my bridade
had been ordered back to this place. iheyE
having cdnpieked their work of destrucfion ID
MartIpsbIifg- | turned my course III this di I
rectidn, ThereII afrived-at dark and spent the
night witli Lieut.. Warwick of the Wise Troop!
am powIat General Jhcksonis Headquartefsl
where learn that the road was destroyed on
yesterday to within three miles of Harper's
Ferry the Yankee fasthess About twentf.ire
or thirty miles of the road has been destrdyed
and also many valuable buildings belonging to
the company. lel4ElIEj /
The Baltimore and Ohio road was tho most
magnificent thing of the kind that have ever
seen. It was ballastSd throughout and laid
with = double track of the best iron. The man
ner Of destroying = railroad is thus The track
is torn up and the crossties piled up. then the
iron rails are laid across the ties and IRE com.
munitated to The whole When the iron be-
comes hot It falls at b1th ends, and bends III
the shape Of the letter ". This renders tlle
iron WORTHLESS until il ~ taken to the fonhdry
and worked over.
Itseens like : pity tpI destroy such mag,
ni6csnt structure as the Baltimore and Dhio
road. but such is the fate Of war. Nv COM
mand has mot yet arrived. but presume il
will come up to-day, as Jackson's foot cavalry
nevef fail to come to time
The Yankees are still At HaEpers Ferry! and
our picksts within five miles Of that place
We also have piekets pn helbaaks Of the Po-
toFna4f, opposite WiIIiainspoEtI Md, and at
news - LynchbHrg Ret5Htlical, Oet. 2s.
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Rzokririso oYy1es. Knoxville. Oct. is. 1897


7. EnToliing officers will continue 70 Ike enroll
nsnts under the law Of 10th pril, 1867 ane pril
1lst, 1861, until inrlher orders.
IL Enrolling officers are reminded that Il Is n
part OF their duty have arrested and sent this
rlnc6, Al soidiers whom they may fnd within tkeir
disricts absent fro their companies without leave
or when leave ol absonce may have expired. Such
dsserters from tie army. ard miles. they
port for duty here Immediately. be trsated by
enrolling oficera
III. = Parolsd soldiers must be ordered 70 report
here al once or else be arrested. No pcrsons liable
~ military duty will be allowed remain at their
homes while heirkerviees required elsewhere
z. ID. BaABR, I.ieuf. Col
o~1e1w Sept. Recruiting acrvise.
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Wanted 10 Hire.
A NEGRO WOMAN TO do the house pork Of > small
"A family. Apply at this Office. ects

KsnxvILlE. Tenn. Oct. TO- 1851.
LNR0LLING Officers WHO bring conscrpts 10 KNOX
IL viiie will Furnish the superintendent OF the Rail
road which they may travel with certificate OF
the numbsEs1 conscripts transported. which certin
sste NIll Aerppany the account to be presented "a
she oaartermsster tor payment
Enrolling eflfers are permitted by Maj Gen. Jones
~ ea the cdmmanccr OF the nearest Damp for any
brrs they may require 20 collect tranrport the con
scripts. This force mud not. however. be taken from
the number. NECESSARY 10 guard bridges or Govern
nsnt property. 3. ,. BLAKE 1t. Col. c. 8. A, r
octl4-lw, Supt. Recruiting service.
- Chattanooga. Cleaveiand, Athens, GreenFille,
and Jonesb papers copy.
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To The Farmers Of East Tennessee.

ArR tf1lli-s fcei Al The Hdrs ars C,rfi~ - -
~ fzfsl- and Iberai rricer rIlf 81 - - -
He--. H4seseF ahd Corn
! hare been zs-ix-ed - the 7urckaee of 49,
ffsr> cora e- IN t-z<t Irrnfs-ec. 1ud u5i appoinf
-lfte tnt trr41r CT r-~rts 70 s-ist ne ano trs.-
tHrir tefrt7ry. 44d Eil - ere ti1e publ1h kkcir
tar-c--
Ii-se ..cierini1ed u -ake piir-s '-nnifsrn- ans
tt-1i f1e 1oif eresy asr IN East IsuoeErs E1ita-
; = fcr fIrrk Nil t.c t1r-ercd-
~ Gee. f1r the lr-sc1t. Is Atlanta Ca-wfll -
are 81 Ar,,<f-F 800. Letter. addressed 1s nt
sthsr l,i-It VII = zt1ended L.
, r CUHNISGs.
S-r,or Aajor and C. 3, e. 3. A.
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Orrlot OF AssrsrIsr QularrR1IsrEx.

CoInmbus, Geo.. Sept. 9Th, 1857.
lY order OF Quartz master General have been in
I'D trusted with entire control Of collecting the hides
OF the beeves killed for the army for tanning aud the
purchase Of Leather for manufacturing Tanner hav-
ing leather hand and wanting hides will do vel to
address me with proper references The army must
be shod and Il The duty Of all patriotic tanners 10
assist In 20 doing. All leather held at unreasoua bic
prices Wili be In pressed. +. W. DILLARO
hajor A. en-.
eouthsrn Contederacy copy and send bill 70 my Of
Zee till forbid. s4
r. g. ssad copy pspsr containing the advertise
nsnt. =. W. DILLIARD,
sspetf A. On
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Majors Generals Orders.

Hr4DauAIrs.. Dxr,r z. r.sss..sr.
Special Order
Extract.
Col. W Boyd, 18th feorgis Vols. Is assigned Ia the
command OF the Post ~ Chattanooga and fhe troops
between Hiawassee and Bridgeport (rslitting COL
Alex. AeKinstry)
By command Of MAJ. Gen. Sam. Jones
ettli CHAS- 8. STRINGFELLOH.
A A Gsn.l
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OFFICE REcRuITINe DEPARTMENT
KNOXVILLE. TKsN.
oRnERs


All petaonF liable - conscriptica under the A 4 oi
oengress akprosed April leth. 1861, will be allowed
antil the 6th OF October . volunteer In any
company nov in The service OF The CoHfederat St.es
Sach Persons viii present themselves to the enroll
Nag olcer within the disIirt county which they
eelHng and be enfoed volunt by prese ming
emsslvef ~ tAis snire they viii be earolied here
J ne enrolling ohfers will make out the enrolment
OF Foinnteers IN dnpiic-te aRd furn nshcd this Office
with the rolls az sspa as they he completed, They
viii alse furnish The volunteers y IN Transcript
frem the rolls giving his description and enrolment
dply signed and eeftned and direct the volunteer to
report with the ehme A. this once. Under the col
umn of .Iemarks en- the enrolment, the cfcer will
pote the company fSnd giinans TO eli tao Voun>
sser desires 70 ho Essae exc.
On prssenting the descriptive list to any Quarter
master the veignlssT VII DC furnished With trauspcr
alton to Knoxville
The corIectness Of al earonsnts will Se certified
- by the en- oing oeietr.
+ d. BLAME. Iisrt. CoI. C. g. A..
ar7s-{W Snp't Enrolling Tept
a. ehAtennpg1 Rebel, Greenyilc Banner. Ashens
Po1f Clsavelsnd Banner. and BTistoi Advocate copy
sad .end ui 70 Superintendent Of Enrollpg Depart
usrt .
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Provost MarshaIs Or 'ers.

PROVOST MARsHAL,s OFFICE.
Chattanooga Sept. 3s. 1851.
No +
Hereafter and uBtil rthsr orders the Police Guard
will cease to halt eand passes from ladies on the
streets. but will pass them with all due courtesy
BY order of CHAS. w PEDEN
aep76 Iieut A Provnst Marrhai
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= The R;chmnld correspohaei., oftise Ciilrles.
ton Mercnry says
An Intelligent and entirely trlIstw5r;hy pri-
yatf, who Was taken prisoner al Astie l4nl-4
Protonnced in Maryland An te kll,4, accent Oh
from Mcclellan 8 Iseadquarters. aud often saw
hum HI He is sure that he is drinking hard
was once aIl mvetorafe taper. hear but was
reclaimed BY his wife. Ills habit is Id talk
out very loudly the group which assemblies
around him; and this prisoner says no one das
heard him e1c4ini Tho deinagoghes have
gotus into all This trouble, ard are Keeping rs
III. If kle matter were left to Gen. Lee and
myself, We collIa settle il in half an hour
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Elkdx NEw OsIEass- E,EDERaL GrxpoA1s
RE9plsEp-- The New York papers have news
from New Orleans to tie Tth BY the fteataship
Pothniac; An expeditign went up the rivef
TO Dpnal dsonviIle on tho ] st to taike possess
ion ri l.. = Iloi efIcattle which had been sent
Sc;pkas IEAseas and Kfnso. had, however, al
ready got hold Of them, numbering in all
| 500 dne beeYes- While passing down the
river with this welcome freight. Rebel bat
terry sahopE three miles below DoIalhsonyille,
ope1ed FIRE on the boats The Sfiota was
struck and Lieutenant Swacsy
KILLED, as we're also several men on the other
oats After doing all the damage possible |
to tlie notilla. the Rebels abandoned the bat
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S7,- The following l. list ofshe 6askes
ships destroyed 10y ile .Ccnlederste lteamer
Alabanz-'-z90 '--lsea- the azori,s- 5e Oc7
mulgee. Ocean. Rover. ALERT. D.,eo.l. ERASER.
Benjamin Tucker. Weather 6uaEe. 4dniral
Blake, Alabanla and schooner Starlight.