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The national Republican., 1862-01-29
Criminal COurt,

Trial of Coniner of murder. - The trial OF
Albert Contner for murder was commenced
yesterday. He 10 charged with the murder Of
Il teamster, John Bremline, in Prather's Alley,
on the 9th OF December last, by shoot ng with a
pistol. The following jurymen were chosen to
Francis Riley. John W. R'denour, Henry G.
Kleiber, Samuel r. Sylvester, Thomas Lundy
William P. Doniphan. John Tretler, Joseph
Follansbee, George 8. NOyes. Patrick Crowley
Watkins TOlson, and Henry Martin.
by Mr.. Darlington, when Mr.. King commenced
the testimony on the part Of the prosecu.
ton.
The quarrel occurred in II house Of ll.fame
and originated in dispute with regard TO one
Of the inmates. Officers EckloIT and Dom heard
the pistol shot, and arrested al the occupants
in the house, two men and two women. Cont
ner was committed TO Jail as principal, the
others as witnesses.
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no ROOT AND suOE DEALERs.

yATANTED-By q young MAN, twenty !94r
w years Of age, place ~ CLEkk or rf0Eith
in . Store or Commission House; SPEAh ~ HnS
WRITING the FRENCH AMI ENGLISH Ian.
GUAGES, and willing to make himself useful.
Address, - 4, B," National Republican once
jan 9T-.t-
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AmubensAts.

Ia sENoRrrA IsAsEL CUBAs, the most beauti.
full, graceful, illustri0us, among feminine OK.
emplars Of the poetry Of motion, is drawing
ported BY Senior Ximenes. A brilliant pro.
gramme n announced for tonight.
CuRrsrY's.-The unapproachable Christy'a
minstrsls are now holding forth to magnificent
houses at Odd Fellows Hall. Original CON.
icalities, new songs, burlesques, dances, DC
are produced. Last night of the "Biack
Statue"
Canterbury.
Another crowded house greeted the Leoni
troupe of pantomimists last night.
The entertainment gives the highest pleasure
and satisfaction. Many Of the feats are Of a
very startling and extraordinary character.
Tho charming Miss Wells creates an immense
sensation in her beautiful ballads, and the corps
de ballet contains several of the very best dan.
GERS In the country.
The Canterbury Minstrels appear tomorrow
night.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

EON = A Ina Comfortable r r m .
Il DWELLING, on Maryland avenue, between
-Four. and half and Sixth streets, Island) A
bargain may be obtained by applying early at the
House Furnishing Store Of
jan 2s-8t McGREGOR h co.
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DOARDlNG.-Af few Table or Day Board
- ers cah be accommodated at No. 441 Ninth
street, second door north Of the Patent Oface.
jan 2l-tt
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EOUND.January I'd, . Sword, In the
cars at tho Washington Depot, which the owner
can have BY proving property, on application at
SSS u sueet. Jan 2e-2s
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

NOV Is YOUR TINE TO BUY OvERCOATs,
~ Pants and Vests, at New York prices, At
SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street,
jan l6-dlm [Stsrl opposite Post Office.
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WhIteharst, No. 434 Penn. Axenu..

Is selling original carries de pisite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the latest published, and ia con.
sidered the best In existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water colors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men: Attention OF military men
ing by mail. dec Is
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Fire.

About two O'Clock yesterday morning, the
bake house of Mr.. John 6eitz, on Fifth street
discovered to be on hre. Though the persistent
efforts Of Ites," who happened to be passing
at the time, the neighbors were awakened, and
the hre extinguished. The loss was inconsid.
cradle.
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Corns, Banions, Caiosities,

Corns, Buni0ns, Cal0sities,
Cblbains Frosted Feet, Bad Nails ENLARGED Joints,
and oil dksaaes Of the Feet cured without pain by
DR. WHITE, SURGkos CRIRoropIsT,
a26 Pcnnsylvanta Avenue, between AZ and 9Th sts /.
Room No. I up stairs.
once hours from IL N. 10 p. m
- Oders to call at private residences promptly
attended to jan 16-Ims
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TOHN b. HUTCHINSON 4 CO.,
3 A N x E r S !,
No. 474 Fourteenth street, opposite
Wlllards' Hotel,
WASHINGTON.

SIGHT DRAFTS, good at all points in the West
ern, Northern, and New Lngland States, for sale
upon the lowest terms
Al o. the highest rates paid for all kinds of uncur
rent money. Gold and Silver Coin and Eastern
Bank Bills at low premium and in sums to sui,
purchasers
Special attention given to
Renting Money for Soldiers.
We do 1t on the lowest terms and in the safest man
ner
Al kinds Of Government Securities Bought, Sold
and transferred.
We give special attention to the Collection OF us
DISPUTED Claims against the Government. We de
cline taking charge Of speculative or doubtful de-
mands.
Our charges for Collection, Exchange and all
other matters will always be as low IS the market
will afford.
We refer to the Accounting Othcers of the United
State, Treasury, and BY special permission M to
Hon Edward Jordan Solicitor u ). Treasury
Hon. L. Z. Chittenden, Register U. S. Treasury
Edward Tyler, Esq. Cashier Suffolk Bank, Boston
Hou. Edward fIaght, NJ, c., President Bank Com
monwealth, New York.
Fairbanks 4 Co, ,l89 broadway, New York
Liyermore, Clews Il Co, Bankers, New York.
Messrs. Jav, , coke h Co. BANKERS, Philadelphia
Hon. II. W Hoffman, Collector Of the Customs
Baltimore
Cbas, 7. Hart, Cashier Farmers Bank, Troy.
ian21
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OK REWARD.-Lost,b between Hrunson's
sWC sons Hill lby way Of Arlington HouseJ ana
two dollars and some email change. This sub
scr1oers name occurs on several papers In II.
E.F. CRANE,
Jan 2o--lts
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SOLDIERS JUST RETURNED FROM RICH
> mond can buy their Clothing apd Furnishing
site Post Office, at Northern prices.
jan l8--d'm [Starl
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Committed % jail.

Geo. 8. Becker was yesterday committed, hil
counsel having waived an examination, to an
swer to the criminal court to charge Of pass.
ing counterfeit money.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

- Knights Tsnplar.-wsshinstoa Con.
mandeIy No. will meet THIS wednesday,
EVENING, at1 O'Clock. Orders. 'E 7--7-',|
G STANSBURY,
Jan ~ Recorder,
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OUND;-Found, January SSth, 1859, On
= Seventh street, and brought to nv head ou ri.
ten, BAY HORSE. The owner can have the
same BY paying the charges Of keeping and adyer.
tising, and proving properly
ID. r. PARKER.
q. n. Couch's Brigade.
Captain A. q. NJ,
Drightw ood, junction
seventh and Fourteenth streets.
Jsnss-u Washington, d. c.
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Jan % ."Ha Reeerdcr
~ The Unisn Prayer 1lssting wiz be
holden every day this week 10 the Luthersn Church
Rsv. J. O. Bitterly at the oorner Of Eleventh and
II streets, oommeneing ct O'Clock p. m, and con.
tinusd but one hour. -. ian II
~ WsshisSton Scientinc Association.
The hrst public meeting of this Association will
bs held on Fl U r s DAY EVENING, January
soth, at the Lecture Room of the Young Mems
Christian Association at o'clock.
. paper will be read by the Rev. C. W. DEM.
SON, Of BoAon-subject, "a N.p 7hs~y Of As 0ulf
Sreew " A paper will also be read by J. DIsTUR.
NELL, Eq., member Of the Association subject,
"The Rise and Fsu u Ae Watenef Laks Superior"
The public are iavited to attend Admittsnce ftse.
WI. G. DUHAMEL, NJ D.,
J. 4. s. VAN vLEET,
JOHN A. FOwLE,
Jan 2s-T Lecture Committee.
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- smithsonian Lectures On wEDNEs.
DAY EVENING, January 2sth, DR.. 1. l. HAYES
will give IN account Of his recent ARorrc ExpLosA
rIoSs The public are invited. Admittauce free.
The red light s shown On the towsr whenever there
Smithsonian free lecture. jan 2s-2t
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SILAS B WIN,
Champion Juggler Of Both Worlds,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
Tonight,
MISS AMELIA WELLS,
The Beautiful Songstress, In
Sentimental and Yankee sonEs!
A J. TALBOT,
The Ethiopian Comedian. assisted by
DICK PARKER,
MISS EMMA MILES. MISS VERNON,
MILE FRANK LA FOLLE, LITTLE ELLA
One week longer,
WARD on his CoRDE VoLAsTx
BEST SLACK. RoPE PERFORMER IN AMERICA!
Notwithstanding the large company now At the
Canterbury, there will be
~ NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.Fa
Afternoon performance. for Ladies' and Children,
every WEDNESDAY ind SATURDAY, with Quan
titles Of presents-one . superb SIS silk Dress.
The dress can be peen In the window Of Messrs.
Perry Bro. All our dresses are bought from this
house Doors open, Afternoon, at O'Clock,
Admssion:-Lsdies, 20 CENTS children, 10 cents.
Doors open, evenings, at eh O'Clock.
jan H-lw
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~ List Of Portraits. January, 1852, Published
Monthlv Ravisad.

Whne terms and particulars may B. oltaire
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OBITUARY.


Fell close to Tho cannon mouth. ion
Monday the "a inst. while charging tho
batteries of The emmy beEvfe Rich
nond. he enlisted ID Green county
Alabama, where he was temporarily 10.
iourniug when tho war broke out en-
gagged in the study of medicine. He.
belonged to company G, 18th Ala.
Regiment. commanded by Col sgd.
Moore. Mr.. Prince fought both days
in the battle Of the Seven Pines ind
four in the last great battles before
Richmond. lie was pierced through
the breast and loins and fell to breathe
nc. more. Mr.. Prince Was born on the
18th July at Jones Bluff, Sumter Go
Ala, and was the third son Of Richard
aud Susan r. Prince.
1t is useless to 81 through the many
excellent traits Of this gentleman's char
acter. / will merely add, that be had
a widowed mother, and was kind and
c~onsiderate in all Of his conduct towards
her. He was as affectionate az . wo-
man, as brave as Cesar. His sister.
AIZAH XAnA
and brothers all loved him as did n
one else.
Mr.. Prince was educated ID Sans
mcryiHe Institute, was Of comely per
son and good address. He possessed
a nameless charm about his face tha
no one passed without noticing, and D,
mans good opinion, conceived at frs
sight, ever relapsed into ieelipgs les
honorable, when further Acquaintance
created q close intimacy.
The older students VI SummeFvill
Institute will learn with deep sorrow B
his untimely and bloody death Thos
!, splendid characteristics Of mind en-
! heart which they early learned 70 love
. they will shed a tear to know are slran
4 gled III a soldiers blood.
5 Adieu, my brother.
!, THOS, s. ~GATHRlGHY.
| Eutaw, GAINESVILLE, and Livingsto
papers will copy and send bills to TIL
office, with paper containing the same.
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TO THE

At the last session Of our Congress
on act vas passed authorisiug the Pres
idopt to commission such officers as he
may deem proper, with authority to
form "Partizan hangers" Adjutant
Inspector General Cooper in his rogu-
latious says; For that purpose, appli'
cations must be made through the com
handing Generals Of the military de
partment in which said corps are to be
employed. l thought a service under
such arrangements would be more pleas
ant and useful to the country and de-
termincd to engage in it as soon as
| could. | made an effort to get my
company transferred to that service but
failed. AS soon as my term OF service,
for which I was then enlisted, expired,
I Immediately made application, as the
law directs, for o commission to raise
one hundred men as a company Of Ram
gers. ] sent with my application a rec
ommeudation from my Colonel, with
whom | lad served twelve months,
which was as favorable and strong as
I could desire. About one month pass
ed without hearing from it. Capt.
Rjyes, At my request, called at the Office
~. vat department in Richmond,
found the application regularly on file
urged the issuance of the commission
but the department declined on the
ground the Commanding General had
not recommended the commission
should issue. The law required me tC
make !hc application through the Com
handing General, who was at that tim
/. Cen, Boauregard. The application am
3 recommoadatiorfrom my Colonel, wa
endoFeod BY him and forwarded. Gen
B. knew nothing Of me or NY qualif
cations for such a position. The Colo
mel with whom | had served as Captai,
a yeae, did. III had asked Gen. Beau
regard for a recommendation ho mus
. have relied upon the Colonel's that wa
, forwarded, which l thought sufficient.
Ioxpected a commission-commer
oed taking names-found no difficult
in cettiagas many men as | wanted
' but a commission Is denied me.
) wJite this for the purpose Of roleal
lug those men who come so promptly t
, join me, so that they may have an op
portuniiy Of going into service wit
4 others who may have been more forty
nate with the officers Of tho country tina
| have been.
:. | shall continue my efforts for a con
mission and ifobtained, will again max
an effort to get up a company, but | d
III
not sisa to keep those out of the seryic
! who profferel to join me, with the u
certainty hanging over my prospect
!; | regret that they have been kept Oh
thus long, the country calls for the Sc
vice Of many thousands such men, me
" Who could and would be efficient.
! thank them for their confidence SHOW
!. towards me.
:. Respectfully.
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Relief for Soldiers Families,

-
We the undersigned have been ap-
pointed a Committee to solicit contribu.
tons money or provisions for the SUB
port Of the families Of poor men ia tic
army Of the @. S. from Piekens Coun.
~. We have secured liberal contribu.
tons from many persons, but liz We Are
not able 70 see all who would like &
contribute, we take this method 10 piva
notice q them We have not seen. Va
will n 3 short time publish i fist IF
contributions in order tia. all may know
What bas been done. We earnestly q.
quest al WHO can to assist Is n MI
matter, The families ofthe Moor msh
nov II the service Of this county m,ssl
he fcd. Aues
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1.-THE editorial having reference 10
tho Macon Hospitals WI written some
Time ago. We Ire advised that nab3
of tic evils u which We complain have
been corrected. One Of Tho Surgeons
aoW dimes u TIE table IF lie Hospital
to prevent imposition Fresh meats a.
supplied and great reforms ITO being IL.
PRODUCED.
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fOW no. coNQ6hh.
/, III. NJ tha soalh aIa ila

l', }ecpls VI TIE aQAiA ass
much r.aled By successes afd saq gssas
a daprosscd by misloiignes e
,isna!. as 10 ind idaal collisioas t
We ker contestant mast substitute e
nance for physical strength; 1As
Min cntnombers ", and Il I'll the
aorccs Of wealth ana mauulactuflns
m all dovclopeuens We ere eompaf.
t.y,ry weak. The North hens
. .B. the South is boseiged, just as the
Romans Lelj a boleagured city ens
rassed on every side, and ~ tae'
limo the invading armies II The
are greater than those which We
IA to resist them. We can on,
81 stitutc endurance for physical
rspa aud he who abandons all hope,
..5 becomes discouraged when dangers
li,len and calamitics befal US, Is the
ror., enemy to the South.
The war may last for many years.
mt whatever may be its duration, and
whatever the losses we sustain or The
s1lTerings we must endure, our people
should reflect that We must ultimately
triumph if we are ouly true to ourselves
and to the South. Endurance will
surely achieve our Independence, while
Submission is hopeless slavery
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Mae0ns 81
WeaaeSaags ax
II Scr Mspgam. an
osoer from SosA csNaa
II this pe
Col Mus, eiyisaas , sell knoNs
Siren of Georgia. recently dAoaals i
Provost MARSHAL
Dr. YaugAan and Tlill, ars he ehiss
a The medical corps 4 Macon Rsaa
these eeanemen ne euinsa.ly veil n
ted tor he position they oseapy, Dc
Styoad, che Of tho most successful aoe
learned of bis profession iaihis Fertce
Of our State. is among the medical en-
GERS,
II any abuses have been developed ip
the organization Of the Hospitals a tbs
rlace. the gentlemen We have named
viii 3irsot their energies e their dseoy-
ery and correction. They bare gone
10 work with ! hearty good viii.
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THE MELISH.

The movement If our Army towards
the North or in the direction Of Hunts
vile, from Tupalo, has Teen announced
We have heard it suggested tina. The
northern counties Of our State would
be left unprotected by regular troots :,
and hence the Militia is being thor
oughly organized. Tie whole nun.
Der Of Militiamen in ills County. thus
far mustered into tba ranks, does not ex-
coed two hundred and ffy-one fourth
of these are to hold themselves IN read.
iness 10 march at a moments notice,
the remainder are TO be drilled thor
ougbly. Noxubee County, which has
never polled more than twelve hun
dred votes, has already sent one thou
sand mel to the army, aud now the
whole Militia force from thirty FIVE tt
6fty year Of age, is under urms. The
Militia is to protect ouv homes and Get
ton bales. From tie appearance of tht
men, as they fled along our streets VT
would deem them capable Of d%ischarg
ing any duty imposed upon them.
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1-ArTENTIoS AESENTEEs--MNr.
"a 41st Miss. an expecting or
Regiment down On the Soih Or 5ist
instant, ttc-morTow Or next day. and
want all tie members Of ms company
to meet us On the train At Che Depot
most convenient fr them 10 join us q
we pass down en- route for Mobile q
Chattanooga.
G. D. MOORE, Capt Co /.
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To- % h@
nea ac

Ea&AektA -
s,slan@ slut 20 Irsa res
nsv,, s tla only ma so& "'.
IL Ssaa.era edtraE
asa to The geres' 'o"o
d parsees BE even
ws,leus the 'aw
ia yefy truth rae g .''
ars sever lis
Sr IN emotion Il J +"
por 81 aay oft,a pas
se~ssap on to rr5ira. -r
= hare b sly Of u.
AZ sls / hrs rlsso
ipe .aai Sc are fqe8
Nsys class men .Sa
v. o0ly asa 81 info, n. tae
Ia ,hcsc who ~concei' so'
~assailel by irnuenao. w 'i'e
such purposes,
IRON al quarters He
plaiuts as othe mod ct az
adopIe3 IN the Hosp SIS ..a
The ttrs telus that t.gl are ..'
ap}hafstarycd till pea',, sick
a4d Hseased ashley are ttel la'
7uca. we arc, told planned a 's'o!'
again. leir managers, fr5n which '''y
bavo unly been dls-uadea by 'As -on
s;deration ;hat their stay IN Che rIa2o
voald be but temporary aud ey
woald dg nothing which y pos lty
couIa bripgthe, service into dsre, e,
The7 tate with one accor tina they
are fsd like conviets in a peuIeu.iary.
Even the q~uaatity which each must
have. is placed beside each alter in
which NAV lie found The fitch + tacon
and sroouful cf leans assignee caeh
man. Besides desc Injuries @ for
,bo s;el there is I aced a cup If water,
and to this feast he ghostly crew is
L.1; ,ri,r 7,ard
Our country friends tell US that they
vonld send in vegetables and fowls,
but having tried I'll S, and learned that
the sick soldiers never receive such
Injuries they have ceased to do SO,
We have heard Of one gentleman who
sent sixteen turE;os thai we're cooked
bora by n%riyate citizens and sent tc
The Hoenitals. Tbey were told by the
soldiers that persons blockoded all
al norris Of entry, and the turkeys were
soi1od bv the blockadine squadron OF
which floats an army of officials.
Atotber Southern Hospitals, we art
advised. that . Hospital fund is raisot
bv @ollov;ne to each inmate M, fosa.a
rat;ons 81 bacon. -four &C., All sine.
sueh food is not fttsl fer the aeai
stomsebs Of those unler L.ospital treat
ment tbe bacon and -FOUR lis soll an,
-countrr s~p,nl;oe III seus and turkic
And vegetables bought. An inmate {
tho Hosnital here tells us that his RI
tions NAV be thus committed since h
oalv receives half rations, but that Ii
nroceeda Of the balance never come ur
on the table. The result os this stat
of facts We behold in the eagcgross
men to escape from the Hospital i
their ovcroating when by chaure the
, seongo Gov,a md frnil from nec,yas b
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Gen Davis threatens If be haa|
to send after The men he viii shoot
few Of them.
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LosT On Sunday Goth inst. l
hlack horned saddle, and 4 bride. Any
information viii please " leA II III
Beacon Onice.
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solufe Free Trade shall restore and p
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