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The national Republican., 1862-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS o. p
pnOsEnEEvE SE M rag 81 q WEEKLY :

Nt-- I'D. .,
The undersigned sommenced, In the month OF
December last, the publication, In this city, Of
awss&Iy nswspsper, called the Naitcndl Rpss'
Il il printed on a Largo sheet. ;twsn,y seven
BY forty.two inches, and 10 Furnished II thelow
Il win oentsin sii the original matter of. the
daily National Republican, with the oyception
Of local news not Interesting 70 oOsntry sub.
scribers. " ra hFE ~ r.
Il win sivs full reports Of the procsed,nsa Of
National 0overnDent. ~
il viii contain Al The news Of the day, foreign
and dcmestlc, martetss a., &c.: ~ wen q an
country. IThs .isesiisssous department viii
receive special At(euieh, and, In all respects,
the effort viii be msdeiso establish the okarac.
tsr Of the NatioNoI RPubiibd~ ~ Family
wSSinstcn being nov nov he, central point u
the current military operations, great attention
win be paid to furnishing the rsaders' of Abe
National Republioas with full, and especially
with oc,,aaae, accounts Of the progress Of the
tanning the Administration Of Nr. Lincoln, but
disclsining, however, any prs,snsion to be the
The b A. other Aspuhlioan paper IN the Dis.
tyiot OF C0lumbia, or In the Vicinity Of II, and
II is believed that recent events have opened to
ssch . paper an important sphere Of useful
effort. The time has come, whom the actual
Administration Of the Government upon Rspsb
lipan principles will explode the mitrspresen.
tations which have made those principles 50
distastefui 10 the South. d,'
But II u not only hsre. and in this yieinity,
that the projectors 0f the National kep,ibliodN
hope 10 make Il ussfuk,, To the whole country
they Oaer \ Journal which will discuss national
politics from = national standpoint, and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty BY
any overPoMsrlng pressure q Icesl interest.
The national Republican., 1862-01-10

5nIIl ~ ;g.MzFRrH F'T dia.v rul r
Tbs attention Of our numerous patrons s,re
questsdto err Large and Choice Selection
p Of Gold Leaf and np.Rsisd Rosewood
: Photograph end Picture Frames,
,oq Union Dasuer-eotyps,s Gases,
'sw 4 in every sizs,a The Trade.
VI. are ssll,as .Assa soo1 from 50 os to ssss
a'tsd IN ssssr, e..s y per 'e,s' '.s shs. the
makes' retail prize.
e.
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EESTssnEE.s skApy:.Aps

W O Il q F@ & N CT
Our prescat assortment Of GentiemeM's Ready.
msde Clothing oess 70 oitissss sud stFaSeers wish
ing a. inmsdisis sutet, .uperies ildueeMents, EN-.
saA hu(lDso 9srDeats and Overcoats, u all varie.
~, rile Shirts and under clcahlng ef all tinds.
CFavats, 8toeks, Hosisty, No., Ae All Of whisn We
afs sGetiSs st osr usual low pfiees.l - i"f
- Clothing inside v order n the most ssperior
: mar71-n idel s1S feassy'vapis svsnsc.
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" . .
The fsllswinS lees 81 fsiivsr-PsatsA ware
are eS the Best Mahs IN shs TrsAe, and
aSs warranted - b Dpable-Plsted On
ths best material, ssa sqaal aa sasaiay
: - s.y Plated eesds SOLD ~ shs best
fe0siatsd AsRssss n ;rl}~r,... ~,
p NFoR RoLIbAY PRssENrs,
rsn sstis Elegant Tipped asd ThrssA-d IA.
h h .a., bic Spoons. s..,....,..... .Essi.so
u g.. .aIr" Tippsd and Threaded Ia.
W IN Eur ... biz Fos hs... ........ for I.so
n -"iC Tipped ssA Threaded Tes .,.
FaE - 0f' Bpssns 70 mstoh. !. .... for 100
eplsndiA Extra siivsr p,sted Olive and -'
Threaded TSbJa Forks. =. -. for 400
sp,endh Esbs Jsiiys plated Olive and
Threslsd Table spccas......,. ......... for 800
We ssn: fFrc Att.l .rr. .s..ra' ...
Fine snver plated Caps, Nuss, eoblsts, Salt
q Stands IN every pattern retail prcs o. for leo
Elegant Silver plated Cake and Card Bas. .i
AN ktU.... Weftn SsbV, IOr oU
I.T.l."N Il .,sf.f 4 ..as'T. .......
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'oME ONE AND ALL, 10 the Peoples Clothing
Voods al astonishing low pstssa j : d. la-ip
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r'- Ho-, .'.:. Ss::,.: q :s:s, ss..s,,. s:s o.--.
WAsaisufssa, D. G.. o.. a,

mn, A. BAPFORE, lnsssusssr ,And Leo.
II ~, S,s,as.s 4 y S ,'s ssctH::, sss
fess:ss.ss 81 s.ss L.,,s, Gse.i, sss c.S.f MI i.Sss q
uAoe, No. q x street, being oess Pennsy y1viais
stenss and Twenty anh stssst-s.-> sepfe--H
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S.ALA0 rr"c0.AL, st. iotitet tni III,
.apti,irs i IN. sis srrl Ssio;s
The '.ttl. 10 os n.lkrred ~ ssrr burg, chan
n-isour2, ot ork, fsAAsyiysnis, " soCo nfer HI.
l6th dsy OF arch 1882, AS the Cove at ma at
rect. The Government will receive, under this con.
traot htad and reserve the rsSt TO cali ior sry
q fditioni1 number up to 10 roo.
Zach lot Of cattle delivered shall average at least
800 poyDds grass weight . and no animal Will De
weight. a].''C s"'
GoNsrnms mt reserves to tsyif the right 10 nay In
aes.ury notes, end 20 rt)eot sny bid fvr any cause
ent 70 ,ssDorS % ehsersahsd rnso sps Stddsf i p
r The BIDS to be- dlSeoted to MAI A. IyEcKwITH,
!" Pioposas for Beef G'T' isN'', y.
. '.', m @ fos,, oS iEnIp. bs2 Iis'' adilr
.,A ~, 40 hereby Propoe 70 deliver 10 fbe Cor,
sIs@ent good Beef Cattle on tie Hoof for' ps per
d.ii,' ed ~ p1uho' srrs weisht The cattle to he
.ossd auv, rttement The cattle to be weighed on
purchase weight hereby .srss 10 give = GOOD and
su4eens aa 1ona tor the fuhinsnt OF the Contract.
ana 10 receive Treasury notes or other C;overnnas
funds In payment for the cattle, ~ dec asMtd
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.F g. -sf,riuT 'u rHfss. -
"a Highly Important 10 The Military!
Now isthetims to send your friends and families

Now isthst time to send your friends and families
HOLIDAY PRESENTS ASb GIFTS.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to
by return mail. on this side of the Potomac or
in Virginia. On receipt Of m order for any of
the above articles, with the amount and l2 cts.
In postage stamps, 70 pay for packing and
postage, we will ssnd-free-by return mail,
any article ordered. -. ; .wfw .r..... .
~. be sure and write name and address,
(camp, company, regiment, &c.J plain.
=, RLSlMuER all goods mu,ustsi as represented.
the money returned within six days.
! ? as- Store open from u. ~ toieip, IN,
i Don't forget the No. T.r,,.- o..
49, No SO, tlo, Si", bi0
7 F,J, BELLEw & &C.,
dec Aim Manufactured Agena.
The national Republican., 1862-01-10
.9s Seventh strtsss. MS.hinsiou. ~ M q,

THB srdctsGstd ~ nanu tsc,.r,, apd keen. o,
h,%S %S:. : i.rcs 2. sasta.ens q q Vge
4: :;s: - ss..,'... 8. a..- II ...j
Saddle BIAi.leis- = T.
B'id.e AMI Msrtipeales
Saddle Vali.et
Bair Ghths
10 Omcen Sword knots
do Haversacks ..
Plain Teed Bags
Buffalo Robes ..
Horss Covers aud Hoods
do Raukets
superior Leather Trusts ,.,. &C., .5t..fy,.,
travelling Bsgs .r. ~ ~
6ide Saddles -. r.r "''.
ntAfng and Carnage hips '
Bros and other Spurs ,.r.- -G
Carriage and oth-r Harness
And every article In h. line at low prices for ossb
.o ..1 JAMES \. TOPHAA, III.
dtcV .,.' - ..,,i an 40 Seventh street d.
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N . Il l q +

The BULLION BANK will opeu their ne Rsuk
ing House, In the CoonzA,ion building on the cor
uer Of Penusylvania avenue and -Four and q hall
OF Jaauary, 1853 for the purpose Of trsnsacIing I
general Banking Business.
Banking hour between 10 q. m and 8 p m
WM. 7. THOMPSON, President.
VI. BArshRIDas, Cashier.
jan6-iw ...
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D. $500, W. nama,y ,5-
1R. c. Al. JtRDAS, ssrsssa Dsatisi.
No. 45S, Gu ares, betsossH D ss,A +
Operations wsfrsnted and prices rslsosshas.

II nis TROSPG0N ssii spss - or ssv
style. Of a!l and Winter MILLINERY, on Thar ~
III b, s,1ssscS W q orr fo,., a.. 0.s
~ ssnsIally n iayissd, "a u exaninaSioa sScS
ed, IL osv paucy and MiilnSYy store, Q. so fssn
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
net 10 HUTCHtNSON MUNRO
The national Republican., 1862-01-10
As FlNT U = = stV lF'g 10 7
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

Those whs dssirs 70 select ffsA new pattern xath
the advsntass Of rsdsetea Il prizes, vl eal early
We wsuld also call the attention OF persoas abost
ntrodueing gas into their dwelliugs our ncrsased
fsciltcs and consequent low prccs, fos this branch
Of our trade. ar I. .-.. ssH
lsyiting all who desire Their wcsk dese promptly
and free from gas leakages to call ct 90 Psnnsyiva
MA avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh etfscts,
soath SIDE J. w. THOMPSON 90.
The national Republican., 1862-01-10

w M. CORwIN BURGY, ..
w Late with the old and well Known house of
WIN. g. CoRWIN 4. CO. New York
Dealer in choice Brandiss, Wines, Cis,rs, kc and
Importer Of Teas-No. SS1 fsnna ayeeue,
entrance, 9th street, W Arlington, d. G.
The attsseon Of conncisseurs and the public gen
orally invited to my stock Of fine BrAadits, ines
ssyer Brandi.s: wsdow Cilequot, Moot spd cSsD
doc, Nuns. Heidsick 4 Co and Aaoc sies Vefye.
"ey, Chanpaenes, Permsrtipa, Anoatlado. sad
msd iras; Harmony aod Blrmerstsr Pore; ne cej
shraied "WeC" Club House Gls; 1risA, Scotch,
r. y, utbon, and Monorg ahalA whshies; Jshsaica and
nsgo, rEspaHola snd various brands Of Ciears, and
X'fy " R hns dYyrg hyoa, H! :on Imperial. and t:H;
myself, sxTfessly for family use. jan s--tf'
The national Republican., 1862-01-10
GAS FITTING.

OAs FIxTUREs.-ws heys ln ,.srs, and
" are daily receiving, GAS fIxTUkna. Of en-
trey new patterns aud designs and Anish, superios
70 style to anything heretofore offered In this market
We Invite citizens generally 70 call and examine 0sI
stock Of Gas and Waier Ftxtures, feellNg oceadsnl
AL work IN the above ltne intrsstsd % cif car
Will be promptly astended to, = ~ - 90 /"
mar is-sn 2 M n - ~ Ns% % Ms 5 ssfs.t
The national Republican., 1862-01-10


r. ,le3 We Srs Agents for the Sale OF J..
AcCLA1N'S CELEBRATED q ~ 80 &c." ..
rit'.. bs3r.r 5r m CocOANUT HAIR OILS.
q 20 7s9H,s'd AnS Also reRIi hossrHN 100
MERCHANTS CoLoGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC,
,A "a ..If r'J 'ALso fos -tpri- -"
woRsLEY's HONEY. ,ALxoND,
|Ip1 500 zt,H o 8s AND WINDSOR SOAPS,
Put up in Family Boxes. to suit purchasers.
alt4 Wholesale and Retail. =
Also, fill lines Of ,Ns,ipns and Fancy soeds,
all Of which we. odsr. ut the Asnufasturers'
Prices, without any fretghts added. ' ..
Tho Trade, Dealers, Suffers. and Psdiars are
rsspsotfdlly invited. r7ofa II rg ...
We guarantee 10 sell st New York and Phila-
delphiS prices, or perish Id the attempt. .
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
cheapest free. g,r .-r
Ladies' and Gentlemen give US an early call,
IL MAKES nc difference ~hrth.r !cn hus orH"t.
look orsr oT full !nss Of stsP!s ssd FsNr'
GaodA. ier Holids.. Presents .od Gifts.
~ Gsnusm.nl! clsrks re- al"s.rs '.-tits
walton ysu. '1# agno %" . D.. .r'"
ug TN 100 .h' y -y.A -nL "....H"
The national Republican., 1862-01-10

In The euts. A h ihs body
part Of the bucket. and 3
made Of oot ton dack, water
proofed to pseyeatsoakiug
and mildev D y the Joint
ed rim. which msy be fold
cd with the bail o between
the two parts The heed
rope ID may b. detaehel
from the bucket when nssd
for water purpoees, and Y
may Be handled BY ths
bail q like en- ordinary
TIE fsediag . horse ftoa
. simple nose beg q ipjuri.
The national Republican., 1862-01-10

rHEESE CHEESE CHEESE
~ ,rr-a Liquors, Tobaocos, Cigars,
20 ,EE. H ~ .ag NUS. .Ralsins, UFnckeys
' All on hand, aid for sais oheapi by ~ :"
f3TrrH y. u. HAS1lN9S& Il Co., .
y9 313 ID street, u
nov Nv fhnhsrmoiic Building,
The national Republican., 1862-01-10

10 When Club d subsoribers has been Tor.
wHrded, additions mAy be made 10 u on the
samc terms. Il 70 not necessary that The sub.
-.ortbers TO Club abould receive their papers
NJ the ssme post once. H1sil', Z
nobey may bei forwarded " mail, ut our
risk. Large amounts can bs remitted in drafts
On Boston, New York Rhils 'slphis, OF Bslti;
aolvsnt banks. Address :, GI
T',-,H WI. MURTA0H 4 Co,
~" ~ "a Washington, DO. q
-. Tho daily National Rspubiscan 10 pub.
i,sh.d every morning (Sundsys eIcepted) Al
$3.50 per xnnum, In advAace. '.T
The national Republican., 1862-01-10

possesses its sreatest ussfSinsss. ln compsctnes.
Shen folded ior traaspoFiAsion, i shssn BY cut No
sstsnded N condition ready fos sss, being thowr
II highly reconnassd by lasss number Of
omcers both In regular md teluuteer srmias
JAMES y. TOPHAN
~ n RenA for ID C.
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g n. hsWln, =. D.,'
" DeAsA1 0snr9OOaa.
O1490D uorDoo N0X1sSAz1Ek.AvnNun

g n. h8WlD, =. D.,'
0V&e0D use8oo ornMM1YAVA1EkAvnNun,
ssa-~ n-tsA ssa EAt$1kar~s,
u ] l.s.:.sl :! = s..,s::. |:
s1sI5Es' q & = q lR:i's Rais'ss 3 . IssssS sss 3
seesgs Y ~ = sSesvesls 49, ~ y 1Ssj1i5
Il b. I. lSslsstr,4 ~ :. ~, Y ss,,,
- QsSselsl Sy1s3. ~ a III: ~; ;9fSS.
lAsl1ela, NJ fastsn!nG aglo tes1k = 1G1vSs,
~ |sssi : Mo- NO. y sss II a s' s
. ~ 80 Ns itaAsti16 ~ = 19lc -
ss!;sA e.: - y = q. nsys ssl.eZ = - u -
- y aaSssssS VIA . olSss isSl E. S2a;3S Y
q Ilste. esd sSsssqssatiy = inpasSsst adAVt1lll
iNrssIs !,y.s.fsl,y l.y... ,ss.. |. - 49,
slaeed n " sspsdesiv ovsf sll nstAeds hsesep1l
3s go ssss . Z e - la,lssa VI ~ ssl.l
b lxHS, asayG1s - . idsaained wi0 yethlsf sll
l5cdss ats -. vsese shsa thsy - y sedGn ~
! i9yQY7zTT. gR IIya1TO1Ss,-1pIaI7
s Sass y ga IN S::aa:' 49,; g ~ iffsssss ~.
4s1 Z, = = 4sIk ~; - 81. y IS 8 ~ ~ ~ ~
;fisass . O. fsssst O6a. ID q Hssssst q is
vbntegS,) Is mi u s,Al MI ifis, fiI1l = 1it1 fta
coUNsBLLOR AND DrATBhTAenNr, ~
IOnee h Wtshihetoa, D. o., n0Fthsale essnss v
esve.th snd airsets, sscosd ssoes, dirsssiy oppo
sfe the rassn' omee'-,.-,. go .---,
trosa, Hos. Chsriss Hassa, BAse CsAaas-
L,.,.a.s ~. 1ws's:s:s; 4 :s.;s 2 81 ci ~. W. i.
sssssi:iiy Il TX \ Ss!sA M Ess- & & q (; !:
vsoS6s I'd scSSisss Sssinsj3 Nh, 10 x u
apsst.d l.ssarity As ~. : ssssnss'a ~ y ~
~ % g,. ,47 ,0RAkLss hAsOH.,
The national Republican., 1862-01-10

NEW AND BEAur,vUL. -,
AGO NINTH STREET.
! have Just received from New York very choice
selection Of the following goods The attsntion Of
those In went Is solicited - - - -
PAPER HANGIN8s
f..s datH FOR .s g
Farlors, ;fi . Bed Rooms. 81 v.s,,b,,..
pinins Rooms, and, Ceilings -, :
GOLD BAND
Wa and other styles Of 'l'
I'l WINDOW, SHADES.
Shade Linens and Trimmings. VIZ '.''-7-
Picture Loops, Tassels and Cords.
.,.tE. s.rr, Shade Cords and Ts.sels.
tI. MATTRESSES AND, CUSHIONS, , a! II.
Of ell descriptions. made TO order .,,.4-
UPHOLSTERY WORK AND PAPER HANGING, '
IN MI It's various styles, executed promptly At the
~ Loexs PoslAe Frites 90 - = ~
STORE SHADES VAR Am L TrEstp. %. .a'
~ isrns Cssi,. l.. =. .'RCtPRSCE
d'".l-.h u"ps fEtsrl IS sH.. f'r0aiHT. T-iU'
The national Republican., 1862-01-10

GERM n ~; DOT I
= .,., IA, roa sxxDsNs ,,u bpSs, n''gs
\. NGOnOYstO Germany
- Aud ell Parts II ths Country. fi
: Hollday presents pei HsniSSfs sssaner ofths scth
af ~ Marhes space
~ sign 0 tise German Flag. -
The national Republican., 1862-01-10

w 3aS F.sssILvANi. Avrsus
m'L'LASSlx EAhaSlIsff Z fhR f.IIossA. oMssAvAI d
AND 1aS s.S!ssas IA SHDEsiss 8
- -,s. W III IN u;
QPSssE q. ~, IL !: Il; q s:'E;.. r.: !:
Cor. i:.s.s :.Iss. -! VI n Z !: -,
Fr0's a'dsa's ov''::4S'; - a,rssny 4, = I co "a
1aI tIS. \ ~. nj. AZ y F'xyH WisssS i fEsb cos
''''''' '.'.'' .',l. ~ iTiiSssis.ssiissu iisissi 90 !.
"ss ss:ss: sss ssSs & Eel sIssf aePi III bTfnT
Business S''ts af r. wtEsiEayELp N :isa; . co .
~ pss.s ss,. s%i.. s1a " ;or saoiss psss.i.., 19i@
D'''S''''tsi tT ss;1rsasi SiFsEispxlD . 90. q
Coats By tho. thousand, ~ --.FI -. ~
Psnts By the thousand,
AT WiESEkEELD q cos.
10y" Jlotsias fS'.h' ier 81 Sizes,
Boys o''%;a&i'S SGGa:gss1sEb +; a!:s;ssi1 sslEi co.'s
Cheap. :,.! Than han. The ,.s easssp.a,
Are the saImepts, D,
Military ovsscoats, ~ - ~ ~ ~ -
Military Drrs, suits, ,..,... ".
Military Dress Pants,
AT Il 1SfSci2si; %EIsGSiELp . CO.'S.
-, very 5sw asllar
Wm SIy: ,gS e, "A; ,;;plsndid y sata' ''r "l-'.r,
,r- a,.'?,o wrEskNFELP os.sa 4 CO.., r,
dtc95 -ITkS Coz Penn. av and ~ n.
The national Republican., 1862-01-10

Hrmy B0c0t, M
horse n not 20 10.
Gated BY the dust
In the grain, and
gets . free circula.
Ton Of bressblne
atf. Te Army
Bsetet may be
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.Nff IL p .H fgllFf -,
6plssdid Cseeo. nssais, Lava M
Csrbsn<ls setts. ...........
ep,esdid 1linature, Floreptine an(
Z Painting. ng.................... =,
SPLENDID Cold stons : JET and
Faocy...... ...y....,,,,..
Elesass Ccrai, Enameled CsFbHn
cie.,,. .....r....'..........i...
Elegant Garnet, Coral and Tur
qsois. tvsry Aae,a.L. ...H.a... ;,
sspsriof Eaamsled ssd Opal Clus
teT....
Plsla, Chased and Enameled
Brscelets. 80. ..,.,........".,
'Ccrsl, dsrses ~ Opel. tvsr,
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lMosa'e, Coral SD Ecsneled
Broooh.... .!......,s!...s.....,
''Csmso, Lava, Coral sd Miniature
"a ft0.... -. ....... .
0sard. Vest and Chatelaia Chais
Lama Gassss ard Csrbanel,
Nectlaces. ....... .........,...
Garaet. Carbuncle and Onyx sett'
6tads ard Buttobs 49,.
Fins Sleeve. Butsens and stads
(sepanAte ,).s...s. .....e....
6euts, Olustsf bosom rina fWitl
ene1nsO... ). a..iia.... AZ. .......
Csnts' CsrbsnSls, !, Coal and 0sr
hst Scarf IN. :. -. ..........
Fias Lectets, fot ~ and foar Pic
tures.f s.f,,.,.. 81. ...... ..,,
childssss' carosas's and Carmel
An'sf.
Seal and stens-Sst finger Risgs
tn vsristy,lh..o. ........a!s.
Gold fens, (Wish sxteasioa Silvsi
Ceeee, )...... ................ ......,
q .'HiIft.
The national Republican., 1862-01-10

)ll0Ws: Hst
SCENTS,
~ nsssii rssoa
.ss 70 -, for q 90
. sto ., for 100
,i9", g. M 100
", .FstuH. z
f. %to 8, for leo
I. Q 10 10 for s.o0
. 8 to 70, for 500
40 10, for 100
10 70 IS, for 2.oo
. 80 $50
/. Sto 7, for l.oo
. hits
+. 4to 4, Re 50
. . 10 9, foe LEO
(. sto 10, for rs
!. 40 ., for i0
Sb ., for 70
b ftsTt.I oa.f
&. Ito ., for 100
y
$50 ., for 1!so
81 'er 100
. to 9, fer LOO
~ r3 T#. Doe
. oto ., 6e LEO
p. " tl
!. 8W 3, Ior LOO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17
FROM NFW YORK
~ YoRt.LN No.. "a

ss NEW = OAK Nof. f4of
The Herald prints memorial now be-
ing signed by merchants, fnanciers and
others, recommending the return by the
Government ID. specie payment on all billsI
from $40 down, and the issue Of legal ten
der coupon bonds of twenty, fifty, one hun
dred, five hundred, one thousand and JhVeJ
thousand dollars each, having twenty
years to run, bearing interest at A per
cent.
: The Herald's Washington dispatch says
General Van Allen will probably succeed
General Wadsworth as military Governor
of the District of Columbia 1t also gives
arumor that Colonel G. II. Grossman will
sneeed General lIeigs zsGq artsrmaster-
General, the latter to have an Important
command in the field. ...-F. n, -srq,. ,.-..
! Tive stesmsllips GLASGOW and Harhohia
sailed to-day for Europe, taking 81, 1885,
900 in specie. -lT01E 1910. eEgI qUg
The Worlds Washington dispatch states
that the arrest Of the two. officers Of Nc
CIelian's STAFF was based on q technical
fault. They did not, it is believed, belong
SO entirely to his staff that it was their du-
ty tofollow him to Trenton, though that was
The duty of two or three aids moro inti-
mately attached to his person. gsiI -g5Gia
The Philadelphia Inquirer letter, dated
Gainesville, Virginia, the 18th, says two
| negroes were brought in here yesterday n
They both had been with the rebel army.
OAelof them is private servant Of Gener-
al Longstreet and one of them was former
ly 8 teamster of General White and was
captured at Harper's Ferry, but had been
| with the rebel army ever since. The infor-
| nation brought by them is interesting and
valuable .-l'. H-as= l7i.zl
Thep said that General Lee was on the
| Gordonsyille road about mile from Gul-
pepper. Longstreet was on the Sperryyile
| road near -Culpepper. Jackson's forces
were represented to be oh the opposite side
| of the Waterloo bridge within a short dis
| lance of our forces which are lying there.
| . General A. P. Hill was somewhere near
| Front Royal, while the other Hill was
/ with jackson. .s1HgTii
A few days since LOngstreet said that
/ he soon. expected a battle would be fought
/ in the neighborhood Of gulpepper OF Rap,
pahannock. If pressed too hard by the
Yankees, the rebels iutend falling back on
/ GordonsvilIe or Richmond. srs- .-ltHac
!. The Confederate army is making every
i predaration for the impending battlC
which they antioipate5L 1-l-sl Jl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17
THaEsWKR In KENT UGKYt
Rebels Attacked near Lebanon.
Rebels Gathering at Chattanooga
RROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA.
Lieutenant Rogers, of the staff of the
rebel General a. P. Hill, was captured to-
day bysColonel Prices cavalry, while Wis
iting his family, near Leesburg. BE says
jackson will be in Cumberland within
twenty-fOur hours. Similar rumOrs of
Jackson's movements are received from
Harper's Ferry. .-e9 10 sf- asrmg
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided that parties using revenue
stamps may. cancel the same by stamping
on them their initials with the date, in
lieu of writing upon them as heretofore
The Post Office Department to-day
awarded the contracts for carrying the fol-
lowing mails east Of the Cascade Noun
tains to st. Louis; - -s-r I'd
A. Mullen of Wslla Walla, Washington
Territory, routes from Walla Walls 10 Col
vile, from WaIla -Walla to Bitter Root Val.
ley, and via Lewiston, from Walla Walla
to Pierce City and Florence and Elk cities.
The amount allowed for these services is
$4,000. The routes pass through rich and
extensive gold mining regions. It is. .esti-
mated that 80, 900 miners are new at work
in the districts in Washington Territory
east OF the Cascade Ranges. They viii be
accommodated in mail facilities BY the con
tract. = ~ -..-. - -,---l r----.- ?.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has made The following decision: ali life
insurance policies are subject to stamp du-
ty, where the policyis conditioned that the
assured is to pay a certain, sum annually,
or at other stated periods. Receipts for
such pay ment are net subject to stamp du-
ty. If The policy has expired by Limitation
the assured, The renewal or revival Of the
policy, in whatever form, viii be subjec
to stamp tax. Permits or agreements by
which the terms Of a policy are waived ol
changed in any respect, are subject t.
stamp as agreements. -.r ~ .r..--- ri, y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17
FROM NEW YORk.

t-a.z r NEW YORK, NOV. 10. I
The Herald has letter from Newbern
on the 9th, states that General Foster s
army was at Willlamstown on the Sth, un-
der orders to march to Plymouth on the
9th, thence to embark in transports for
NeWbern. The movement so far as reach
ing certain places, was successful, but the
main object was to capture two rebel regi-
ments that had been sent to attack Ply
mouth. Delay, caused by ineficiency Of
an acting BFigadier, allowed their escape.
A reconnaissance was made within FIVE
miles Of Tarboro, where rebels were found
heavily massed with large force!9 Itwas
deemed impoIitio to attack them. Some Of
the expedition had arrived at Washington.
The rebel salt works near Wilmington,
was entirely destroyed by the gun boat
0lias without loss on our side.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17

MURDoCK-On Thursday evening next
J mes E. MurdOok, Esq; the eeiebrated dra-
matte artist, will give an entertainment in
Brainards Hall, before the Library Associa-
tibn, the entertainment to consist Of readings
from the poets. Mr.. Murdock having secez
uulatsd a large property in this country and
in Europe BY an exhibition Ofhis talents re-
tired frou public life some time age, living
on one Of his estates near Cincinnati. He
has been prevailed upon to make few en-
gagements in giving public readings this
Vipter and our citizens hayc cause to BE-
thankful that he has been engaged by the
/ library Association.