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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-02-13
ONLY LEGALLY ORGANIZED COMPANY

in the state and the Code OF Iowa declares il is crime
punishable by fine Imprisonment for company 10
do business in violation Of laws yet there many
pretended companies well a. in other
States that in direct violation of law s~tndlng the
people OF Iowa of thousands OF dollars annually with
perfect impunity.
The everrecurrng accidents of property being destroy
ed by fire and lightning often sweeping away tone blow
that which has taken many years oG lifetime 10 accu
mulae rendering families homeless and homes desolate
should anonh every to seek protection, especially
when protection can be obliiued tor tritiing sum.
A. e. RICH, of West Unon our General Agent Tor
Northern Iowa and Minnesota, duly authorized ~
point Agents make assignments aud iSSus policies Ac-
agents wanted TO every county. Men with
good busneS ricnts very prcfa
bile. For further particular address A. 4. Rich West
Union. Fayetr Co., Iowa
A. w. FRENCH, OF ST. Charles City viii take ap-
pcatons and do business generally for the Company in
Floyd County.
PREFERENCES
Hon. s. J. kIRRwooD. ...........iC Iowa City.
lion. y. w leBhll. MARION, lam 10,
Hon WM. IL. Holmes. .AnainOSa, Jones Co.
Hon. Jho r. IlIoN iowa Wy.
JOHN NILES, President TToS. GREEN, Treasurer
MILTON BRIGGS Secretary \. r. RICH General Agent
st. Charles City, August 26th 1866.
Certificate from the Secretary of State
OFFICE ~ SECRETARY STATE,
DIES MOINE3 July Is, 1861. /
MuToN BRIGG. ESQ: Dear Sr-The American Insurance
Company has not flied ~ Articles of incorporation my
office. The Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Company tho
only insurance company that has flied Articles Of In
corporation in my Office. Yours truly,
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary Of state,
35y1 BY JNo. N. DAVIS, Deputy.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-02-13
EStraY Notice.

TNAKEN UP, by David Horton of Riverton
l. Township, Floyd County, Iowa, on the
Goth day of December, A. ID. 1861, one two
years old Colt, of dark bay color, with black
name and tail, and white hind feet. Also one
sorrel mare Colt, one year old, with white
spot in the forehead and one white hind foot.
m3a WIN. III. JOHNSON,
County Judge of Floyd County.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-02-13
Milwaukee Made Horse Nails.

For SALE-ThiS justly celebrated article.
made from Norway Iron, also pressed Horse
Nails.
Ruygen' GIsJy,f,,l Pote,,f yL,rss Sboes
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-02-13
"A TE RS
Ague Cure,

FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
iE"miticnt Fever, chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or BiliOm s
Headache, ANA Bilious Fevers. Ind eedll
for the whole class OF diseases or tx Ina &.
nag Ia hillary dcrangemept, caused by
the Malaria of Miasnlatic Countries.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-02-13
ROPE.

Manila and Jute Rope, all sizes. Bed Cords
Clothes Lines Cotton Rope, Sash Cords, Tarre,
Rope and Packing.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-02-13
Nagro's Axes,

Simmons, Hunts. Davis Collins, Blood.
and Whites Axes, also Hatchets, Hammers
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-02-13
GUN SMITHS.

We keep on hand a full stock Of Gun Trim
mings, Locks, Gun Barrels, Mountngs, Gun
Caps, Revolvcrs, Guns, etc. For sale cheap
TIN NERS' STOCK.
Tin plate. Sheet Iron, Sheet Zine Pig Tin.
Pig Lead. Copper Bottoms, Wire. Pressed Tin
Ware, Japanned Ware, Bolt Brazier and
Timed Copper, Roy < Wilcox's celebrated
make of Timers Tools and Machinery, Brass
and Copper Wire, Timed and Iron Riyets, ETC.
all at the lowest market price
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-02-13

We keep on hand full stock of Boston
Betting Cos. Celebrated Boston Betting, from
Ii to IL inches wide; Conducting Hydrant
and Engine Hose from to inches diameter
Rubber Packing all thicknesses.
n liberal discount made to the trade.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-02-13
Rail Roads.
~ rs ....s:i.f =, .ssst I. -. ..e.is.s
Dubuque & Sioux City X. Il.

On and after Monday December 2, 1861, trains viii
run as follows
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

TIE ATTENTION OF THE RrlpER 10 called to
some correspondence on our first page. IL is
both amusing and Instructive.
Hon. Jesse d. Bright was expelled from the
Senate Of the United States for less offence
than that committed by Mr.. Kennedy. He
(Kennedy) Is guilty of sending important in
formation to leading rebel, his former master,
and to a man to whom he still played the
toAdy, of efforts made by the Government to
relieve Fort Sumter, and the sailing Of squad,
ron for the Gulf. We pause to hear what Mr..
Kennedy has to say. ID. .sFsira
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

l..
We could nos hs1p rsp,ying 70 The criticisms
of such pspsrs = ths wsshingtoa Sw and the
New York Jssrssi n Cemmvss upon our " On
to Richmond'' srsicle, 10 The ibllowlng Sords,
ssincs whsn have these papsrs become sd-
vocates Cor energy In the prosecution Of the
war, and what is the mssning Of the change .
What 10 also tho meaning Of The change which
has come over the spirit Of the dreams Of many
Others In our midst, who have heretofore stout
ly opposed an advance, but now clanor for it Z
These, together with certaln mysterious and
inexpiicable failures In the military administrs-
tion, which havo already placed General Burn
side in most critical II not pcrilous position,
are indeed alarming signs Of the times. They
should of themselves arrest the movement Of
the Army of the Potomac till they were inves-
tigated, and We hope they will do So"
Yes, the disaster at Fredericksburg was pre-
saged BY signs and portents which might well
have caused brave men to hesitate and wise
men to pause. But they were not such as the
snclents consulted before entering upon battle,
or embarking upon hostile expedition. They
were addressed to the understandings, not to
the superstitions Of men; and the same slgns
mon sense of the nation In warning Of danger
upon another theatre OF the war. We have
for months past advised the consolidation Of
the military departments Of the Southwest un.
der the command Of General Grant, the only
Union general who, rs yet, presents satisfac
tory credentials, and is the superior of any
general which the rebels can boast; but our I'D.
vice has not been needed. 1t appears, how.
ever, that. the rebel government have taken q
different view Of the importance of the mea.
sure which we have suggested
With their usual military sagacity they have
detected the weak point In this srrsngement
and, abandoning the department Of Gen. Grant,
whom they are afraid to encounter, they are
concentrating their forces with view to over.
whelm Gen. Rosecrans In the military jurisdic
ton which interposes between that Of Gen
Grant and the loyal States. Should they bt
successful, even the gallant Grant may bt
placed In . critical, II not desperate, position
while the conquests which his genius hs,
wrested from the rebels and held against theil
whole svailable power, will fall In single day
JeG. Davis himself, and his crack general
Joe Johnston, have hastened In person TO thii
now promising field of operations, eager I,
snatch the prey thus tenptingly exposed.
For week. the black cloud Of war has beel
rolling portentously up the southwestern hori
son, and for weeks we have appealed in vain h
the military authorities 70 adopt the only mean
of safety ss well as success.
Anon, the country lie startled by the ominou
intelligence Of failure In the supplies Of Ger
Rosecrans' army.
Now, surely, It does not require the spirit c
prophecy, or the knowledge of the art of th
soothsayer, to discern in these signs approach
ing disaster to the Union army in this quarte
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE CONDUCT
OF TEE wAR.-The report of the Committee on
the Conduct Of the War presents somewhat
different version of the Fredericksburg disaster,
from thst contained In General Burnside's re-
port. 1t appears from the synopsis of this re-
port, which we publish In another column, that
the movement which has ended so disastrously
was well planned In the first instance, and not
destitute Of military pretension In the modifca-
tion, and that the failure is due to variety of
unforeseen accidents, over which the non-ar-
rival of the ponioon bridges dominates.
This report must have the effect of placing
Gen. Burnside's conduct In new and interest
Ing light before the country. He has atoned,
by his msgnanimity, for much of the rashness
asd folly which characterized the execution or
attempted execution of the modified plan.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

~we received the report of ths Commit
tee on the Conduct of the War at such inter-
walls, In such detached portions. and at such a
late hour, from the agents Of the Associated
Press, that we found II extremely difficult to
make such an abstract as we could have wish.
ed. We give such material facts as we can
find time for, and such as our space viii I'D,
NIT. 1t would hsve pleased us to have given
the report In full, but our space and time
would not allow II In this issue. ar..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

IA WAsh9fo3 pe%moet ~, - Z
To ~ A,rsv o}6e H4opsss, hsve 1usttsad
your Commanding Generals preliminary re-
port of the battle Of Fredericksburg. Although
you were not successful, the attempt was not
The courage with which you, in an open field,
maintained M contest against an entrenched
foe, and the c6nsummate skin and success with
which ron crosa1d and re-cyossod the river. In
the face Of the enemy, show that You possess
all the qualities OF q great army, which will yet
give victory TO the cause Of the country and Of
popular government Condoling with the
mourners for the dead, and sympsthizing with
the severely wounded, congratulate you that
the number Of both 10 comparatively go small.
tender TO you, officers and soldiers, the
thanks Of the nation. .,.u..-.. -. Us
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

Tue rotten transport Niagara, of Banks ex-
pedition, Is regarded as a genuine curiosity In
Philadelphia, Vistors inspect her IN crowds
and take away pieces Of her rotten timbers as
relics. The five companies Of the Fifteenth
Massachusetts, which were on board of her,
have been assigned quarters on shore, where
they will await the arrival Of another transport
10 convey them To their destination. = .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

CoURr-MARrIAL or GENERAL PoRrEH.-
This court aid not meet yesterday. General
Porter will to-day commence TO bring forward
his witnesses. General Mcclellan is expected
10 testify In few days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

SECRETARY OF TEE IsrRRIoR.-An effort is
being made 10 have Speaker Grow appointed
Secretary Of the Interior. and Hon. Schuyler
Colfax, who has been recently reelected TO
Congress, chosen Speaker of the House.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

Miss MARY MITCHELL, (sister of the wonder.
fully bewitching Maggie has made great hit
in Norfolk as Rose Fielding, in the "Willow
Copse.''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

WHAT CONES OF ATTEMPTING TO Rus THE
BLoCgADE.-Our blocksding squadron has
seized sia vessels while attempting to run the
blockade, They are worth SAC, 100000.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24
VWE only genteel Ladies' and Gentlemens Din.
J. 1ing saloon In Washington, u MarkhAm's
ORPHANs COURT. ~ u. q, '..' y
J ssIiroasaraLY OF NEW YoaK

D;str;et Of Columbia, WaJiaston county, 10 trit.
In the case Of John Quinn, sdministrator Of Phil
ip McGrath, deceased the administrator Aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the Orphsns' Court
day, the iTth day OF January next or the Anal sst.
tienent and distribution OF the personai estate Of
said decessed, and Of the assets In hand far ~
the same have been eoliscted and turned into
money; when and where all the exeditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified to attend lat the Or
phans' Court Of Washington county Aforesald,)
with their claims properly vouehed, or they may
otherwise BY law be excluded from all benefit in
said decexsed's estate: provided copy OF this or
der be published once week for three weeks In
the Naloaai Rsp,sbiieun previous 70 the said nth
'"' " '""' z. c. RoBBfNs,a d. .
deat-iawsws .,g.,o.,..r, Register Of villa.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24
OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Do q Wd'hingfoa, December 10th, 1852
Releases from the draft, on the ground of
alienage, have been allowed in the following
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

I7l---7.-z-
l >wu ukry<nmvu8xr avunUss.
n NK S@S-s 49,.
III vi
n M "a W
n nj TSottSs.
Il " " V~NREE. ~
The VICE PRRaIDrNT ,s,d befors ,hs s~c.
ate. 4 commupics stIou from the secretsrv OF ths
Interior. trsnsmIttinr IN ANIMAL anancisl r.
It1 ill- = -
/ Also. a acommrnIcstion In rc~ard IA smoputs
n dut q thaC ChI ~ "a NlXotvI NJ Iotf1 smje
I Indiana. ~ 10y
" 49,. = usass~s nsos. ~ pr~.,s~uar sssus..,s.
| ting The rcport of Hon. Reverdv Johnson- f}nj-
1 ted States tommisdo dontS Nh N1xsOsieans.
The concuvreut rssolutIou, from Tho Houss.
that the House adjourn, nom Tuesday the ESD,
M. w ~ ''''' ~ -''''' -' :. .-1A" W. '
/ Mr sUFRMAN nnoved a an,soa y, 4 .. ~
make II a jolnt fesolutiod sSiour,,ns shoth
| houses. until The f,rst Moudav In Jsnuasv. ~
| Tho amendment was sdopted. and Inc ss,olu-
| tiou. "A Amended ssssea to.,,a m .,,"i',,---l
4 yrAs-N...rs sntrc..s ss,.,a p.v.-. 49,.
ina, Chandier, CORE ISyis FSSid. Fco{. -Hsr1-
ing, Harris, Howard, Rsnnedy, King, Aleo q Ind,
Lane of Kaasas, MepousAlL NesmlA, roAefpy,
pONsll ssaissrfy, is esrts,n s9nntf' r. kysk
SAWs"Ms..r. c,.,S " co,.-.. n,.,,..,., -. -.
than, TrSmSnli, Wiiiey. ~ Wilson o1 MS:.. .snz
j whght-iI Flj IsIolI .'ralsi.II Sc 1rbrr, "a
lt Mr.. HOWARD introduced a In, N .~..a
The ~, ~ amend ,hs inSIcsI .v..sm o ~ ~ ~ ii.s.
led States. Referred Ia the Committne an ths
4 fJudiciarv. - ,, -, I.'eoS = -
j MI. McD0JTG All. introduced b,,, a asua
the sct to sid In consaruss,ns rsiirnsds .nd s~,.
.e0rsph Nnes 10 the psciSc 0cssns RsfsrssS n
a selcct connmItsee.r ,''--'-',,,.- - N
Mr.. HALE off.red n reso,ut,op tlrst IN. cc,a,
mittee appolnted 10 inonire into the chsrtsri.g
of ne trsssports for the Bauks srpeditlon' IL
4 also instructed 10 lnouire into the emn,ovmsnt
of trsnsports generally nv ths ousrtsrmsstsr
or agents Of me War bepartmcnt, ne rates n
which they wers eneaee6. by whom. for Whst
purpose. and for how ionS. Adopted. - -
i MI. LANE. Of Kansas' gave notice Of a hin
i to authorizetbe President % rsIse 900 rsrmsnss
\ Of infantry. composed of persons Of African de-
| acent = - = . --,.~-.f :,
i Mr.. SIMMER from the Committee on ror-
eign Relstiuns. reported a hin for the relisf Of
\ the owners Of The Norvepian bsroue Admiral
! p. Tordenskeoid. - - - = ",.,-T''''--
Also. the correspondence with the Depart-
ment OF State on the subIect, = - -
Mr.. SAULSBURY,S resolutiop. iuouirlnp
4 whether snv troops h.d been aant ipto ths m ~
4 ~ na,ar.. y, ~ a.. S,s.is. 'o W. -. -"
taken nv and discuSsed an I'm ths enuirs,Ion os tS.
4 H.. a.. t.tt.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

A LETTER WAITER who dates from Khartoum
on the White Nile, says that the legitimate trade
Of that place has given way TO traffic in slaves
and ivory. The manner Of obtaining the form
CT Ia this. The merchant In Khartoum sends a
large party Of armed men in sailing vessels,
who attack prosperous village, kill or drive
away tue men, and capture the women and
children. Tho ivory Is obtained by an equally
respectable, but more elaborate method. Al
the same time the slaves are taken, as above
stated, large numbers Of cattle are caught; they
furnish the merchants capital. He sends them,
under conduct OF his armed force, into the In
terror, among tribes rich In ivory. IL tribe
happens TO be too weak 10 defend Itself, III
ivory is stolen at once. II 1t is strong enough
to successfully resist the theft, the property Ii
procured by bartering the cattle for II. When
all the traders cattle are gone, in exchange fol
ivory, he leagues himself with a neighborlne
tribe and robs his last customers Of the cattle
he has sold them. With his stock thus replen
ished, he pays his allies and buys more ivory
Having second time exhausted his stock, b,
makes new alliance and steals back the cat
tie. When a sufficient cargo has been procured
the expedition returns.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24
o + = G / A L..

w.. a#H DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ ,u. Washington, Janpary rs, 1882,
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
nembers Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, tho frst Of ne1i
month ~
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

NEfffSa oY'THK RAfLRoGD ooNpA-
stite71i ,saieoal MFRS. - han .siiaom II
HEADqUAsrxs ARNy or Iuu Po1pHsAr,,
December 20, 1859.
GEN. BURNsIDE, &C.

December "a. iS33. -ph
~ cc1Issss sn =. - ecpy ~ 60 ssss.'
lion of The. same IL thc WsshlnSto pipefs ef
this morning, several Important etron arc NO.
ticsda IN y ne hIss p.ssgfayn isst lihs ~ enc,
rssdiss i u .hss. sindIssssa 70 yoa,s isssssS ~ Il
"by you.o The tenth paragraph, . printed
~. ssssssss rss n NE ,nsas r. q ss
,sss s.,. :nd sVs :.s more s:.s .sr.
Ssv1a'a e msSs % W. w sssvees % ne a.sssss ssd
sonai stak departments of ths Army Of the Po-
tomse, 70 whom an - much indebted for
thelr support ana pe41y co-3Pant9n,y
Tho neu gerafrrpa shoend commeuce with
the worqs VII Add, ~; - -..au u.
4 Ah4g or truce crossed ne keppahennock,
this aiternoon, with c0nplHn tiou fpr Gen,
Lee, me purpor 81 Nnich ~ n0 PeH made
puphc, pus pro1aoy r9s.s, ns teasess
other 8, =, ~ ~, Vs. ~ 'l, ,y
hcnmond papGa 81 yecssFday and, to-day
II III s SaS.irsS s ~: a. ~ ios.s. in osss II.
Z, Hms diyisions on the thirtcenth, w4l ten
nundrod ana eleven nned, ana pprtssm 1un-
area ena nlhcsy-iour wounoed, ana Npr hun-
orea sna se,enteen misnng. ~ a..,a..f
This division WA conffontd BY Ffankllns
NC More Issa ss.s Sa z ts S rsS iS. y a
In this diyislon. ai ,i.si - !f,.,o 80
| intelligsnce ron below; y u enect that the
repcis nave conslq9aoiy trenethencd 1heir
forces near fon hoys! ana that the erienny
MAINTAIN c9nifepand communicated WIN
their Nornem nlsnds - @e Rotomac and
psnannock AZ aponat Npornat ihorrty mnee be'cws This
point. Eu..J i.,a goaT. ...,... 4iis,,
my for several days. n, 49, ID. y II III b.
The river piekess maintAlh u "A affisndly dlspo-
snion towards eacn otner. s,,fss5itoss ~, a.
49, Nv ,sIal..... IL.
l., rHnhpxLPnIA, Pee, sy.-An Important meet
ing OF the representatives, OF the several rail-,
road companies forming the direct roufe be-
tween Wasnlngton and New York, WAS held
yesterday, ana wes uliy atteneed.l much har-
mony enasaeterisea n ne procsedlngs. and mess-
ures OF me most thorough character were
tages Of The line a. me great public route Of
heyel. .g .,t...,l = 30, III, l.l. ~. ~
sIhe plumber OF through trains with close
connections, 70 accommodate the heavy travel
between Washington and New York, WAS In
creased hom three to four daily, while the time
OF all the trains now on the line considerably
reduced, and the hours OF departure and arrival
% revised 40 70 promise greatly improved IA
cility and eomfort TO passengers. Tho through
trains VIII leave New York al and 10 4 M, and
at1l and ~ p. m, arriving IN Washingson at
i 90 and e.40p p; M, ana a. andp p.fSa. m. They
winiesye washington H and ll.io q: m, and
and o.5O p. m., arriving q New York At go
and 10 p. M, and q and 5I0 :, m. ...l.,.,.
Special sgents 81 the route VIII travs upon
see that the through passengers are properly
accommodated In their own carr, and hiatt
6aggsgs stc., s promptly and saisly cared fcr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

sss-- :. a A. sa.-.-sn--. ,-~~-~c-..s~unx-
sln& was g. hn esle -
9tn regulations and t1v ls eWn eer ~
kt9uld not lns1Iery
MS own v.eW ou en
ss,sas ,os; ~, W. cc,d 49, HI ~ ~ ~ 4,
considered tns " wovo take 70 move ,ne esm
from where II was to Falmouth, oppos'se fred'
sncksonrg
~ 70, ~ ~ - ~ - -.
~ snat time tnat tne movemen. sn1uiu y m.oo
Question. was nce oe$emneq sna' =
snouia pe maue, proV'oed '"e oe"' ~
scntcd 20 ..s-.s... .........-...
Answer. sri ,,ns anu 10 W. .sannn n ysS v
commence ms pFep.rs.ons - snouen ~
peen assented 70, until tciegraphed 70 the con
'rary, Dut no, 70 MAKE sny movemeS ,es -,
Question. po YOU ,ecoIlsct whether oI mo-
tnerc was any aiseussioh wnen you we!s tns,e, tunsa1,
as TO the point that u was necessary that ths
pon.oons ana tne army .snou,a srrws ~ ~. =. ~. =.
nouth ., the same perloa OF unc, ~ tn.s ~
Enemy snoa,a no' Aho" 'ne Po'"' oe''sna'e'
sor tne crossing
-, answer. 90 no. tnink 'nat W. mens'onsu.
Inls maue., khow va mens,oneu, @ .ns. a.aas ~
pontoons snoula q tnere ~ soon - tney eouio
after he had got possession Of the road, 90 thai
Question. since Senerai burnsiae ne peen
IN commAna OF tns army OF tne rotomAc, ht.e
,ns IL movemon1 s,.s, o.Sn maoe - secoruinS " ~
Juagment sn1 eisc.e',on, .s 70 Inr - you Anow
hnswer; Ies, vi, entney. sl.sf.-s =
Dy MT. Wrgnti ,...,
+ yuesu9p. unurIstxnu you 70 say, oehera.!
tnat tne aelay IN tnc pndges, y9u MINK, W.
csaseo ~ .he e,eu'en.s aha sae ineIclency Q.
men anu 'hs' 'hefo ~ noooay 70 o's'ns tns'
you Know OF.
n1swW. VIII no. s1y insncse ~ Ity L oi lel menl
out VIII tsy tnss .nat Setr pulnslae repoI.oI
70 me that tne onlcer IN eommana o. tnc lano
Tram haa nos oecn - emclsn. ~ s,. se oasn' V
nvo o1en vut NJ ser . - mou,nsd S .ns, ~
hs l anav "a "a ssna w. shIooto o
neglee,ea nus auty sna ssnn ~ ~ Ms.r'ls.ol
n necessary. :. " - 49, - - - - = :
nv Inc chairman alsarf 81 i.sl, .issagi-.l
Question. One more ouestion IA suopested
IN me which will mt. IN II whether yoa = ere
reonested 10 rcpair shat road before he army
len Harper,s Ferry. nv Gen. McClellan3 -
Ansvsr.,I n Al sny time. anv spgceetion oi
that Kind was made 10 me. II vas made with
reference 10 some future time. and moi Al 10 AM
;mmcjiate action. ~ 90 '71fT -
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no YOp KNOW TIT II you do not, OAil at
~ SMITH BEAfEs, No. sol seventh street,
near X street, and buy yourself = niss suit
ciothing nom them, ssihsy have Just strscsiysd'
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cNITH q BEALL, No. asf sEvEHTa
p Street, between and X streets, u the chsspst
Clothing House In town. Try them, '
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The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Sen
ate, communication from the Secretary Of the
IntsyIor, trAnsnltting bis annual ansncIal re-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

MEET me at . O'Clock tomorrow, and dine at
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