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NJ kw bOATS-R u w OARS.
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NEW LONDON, NORWICH, and woRcEsTER
DAIIY,
(gundays ExoeptsdJ
At 3 O'clock, p. L.,

PIEk % n. r., FOOT or vEsTRY STREET,
Ths nsw sad magnificent steamer CITY or nos
TON, VIM. Wilcox commander, from New York
ruesdrys, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS and from
New London - Mondays, Wednesdays, sad Nh
1Ays.
The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF NEW
YORK Thomas u. Jeweti, commander, from New
York-;Mundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; fron
New L'nion- Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat1r,
rhess two new steamers have been built express,,
iGr ,his route, with all modern improvsuenu, in
clidthG WAter Tight Compartment and aie ID,
onis stea % rers ever built for Long Island Sousd
WIN tas greet HE preserving Improvement.
ia,sengers proceed RON New LoPdon inas
diatsly on arrival Of steamers, by Expre Train b
Boston, Worcester, Lo. ell, Lswrssos. ritoi,buss
Nsshua, Concord, the white Mountains, 10 20
Passengers returning from R,sion leave he DUpo
Of the Boston sGd Worcester railr~sd ~ { 30 p. E
Worcester r. n, arriving at New L ,ndon Ga
IN Boston early the next day
State Rooms 10 abundance oan bs had on board
steamsrs, or st the Boston or New York ofacss. Il
advance. u, b. MARTIN, Agent
ny-u Pier 30, n r.
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I'm. LOOK WOOD eontinuss ths pras.
~ ~ o. Dslti<try, IN the Washineton BulldIns
ooenee PennsylvAnif avenue and Seventh street
nsyilg Dsacuced n the 6oath nearly sixlssa yesrs
q ~ eeyred that b ean give satisfAo*ca 70 Any
Tech 'inssrtsl On vuLoANfs, Russsa, Or Co.'s
fLAfs, ChlosoSosA adnfnistersd who's dSsired.
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Read! Read ReaAi

Ns &sV~s O00'
.t- .".. uss.,rr~
splsedA Canse, Mouis, Lava, OifSsa
Oh, Nd Jet ssss Of Jswslsy, o. 70
....................... "
Elsgsst 0arast. Turquoiss, and Rsam.
slsd, fall sstts, si - sss............... So
Sslssioe nsansIsd, Csrai, Nd OPAL noe
Clsstsr ssftD, ei 10 sS.......... ....... n 8 "
f1ain, Cha1d, Dnanslsd, sAd Hsssy ". HAI
Brssslses, etss es...... % 10 10 06
Csnso, Coral, Cazounsls, and ntAh-
turs Brooches, ~ esnts TO o.. 80
Cent? Vest, 0asrd, 81 LaAiss' Chsss.
laia Chains- s-shs largest stock In wen.
inston, q 10 ............S....,.,, los
Lodtss' Came I'D Casbansls Nssk.
lAees, el b S3So................... 80. 20
0asnss, Cafssasis s.A Oayx ssuAs ssA ~"
Dassoas, C1ns,, si . ssst. .............. $50
Hins, solid, Gold slssvs. .Buttoas and
otads, ~ arats, % ssnis 10 si $780,. 4 %
asats' olsstsr and Opsl Bossa. Pins,
gold noantiugs, % esss 10 q ,1..... SEQ
Yhs Looksh ssA Msdaiious, lps two sad
1ssf Pictures, q 10 Siso. -
8sal a,d 6toas-Sst Finer RlnRs, every
variety, 70 cent? to si.so. 100
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GAS FITTING.
n ~. 0OODALL,
". PLuna1n1..
GAS AND STEAM FILTER.

b6A SsvenA IT., nsar Ctss.aI Bridge, Wdshingtos.
Al orders executed at the shortest hotlce, In the
most substantiAl manner, and on recso0abk k4Ms
Psscnai sisesson given to every department. Of the
budneNs. nov ~
Gas HlXTUhEB.-Ws Aavs In s.ors, and
NJ are daily receiving, GAS FIxTUksS Of en-
hrely new patterns aud designs and anih, superior
N style TO any thing heretofore offered In this market
We invite oitisens generally to call and examine oar
ssook o. 0al and Wstsr Fixtures; feeling confident
All work In the above line intrusted 70 our oars
Will be promptly attended 10. L-.I-I
MYERS L McdHAN,
nAf f2o-om No. 37s b street
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3rTHnSHEasaa@Ss: ~ \! SrIrns uHrsD

mo. oe0l
xTHnSRHsa1Esr =. ! Srrns uNrsD
PIN IN g.r, Eusuasss y G. q AsRAgAM LINSoLE
BY declare and make Known that public ssle Will
be held at the lsnd once ~ 81 nvasss Popf, in the
STATE sn.s Of wsconsn, comm. Seice on nosdsy The
public lands situated Thin the following named
tSwnsaips, vis: II'l..TI. HlTI "TTDl W.
EorA Of ~ base lhx and east y ne toGrsA p~ln.
.. oip0l ssAidisN ..-.'
Township No 81, Of range ..
Township. "a Sos 81 81 and and sa, Of ranges.
townships Nos. 81, 90, 50, 81, AID ss, Of rsnssT
TSxSSI. TTswS.Ss. Ne. Nc: II a g. s9, ~ 3. e
, rs..:sip; No.. 81, 81 aS o. u, g, 80. 20. .al
"" nhse II. ..e ".
s.s ssS ssss y ss e; ss:; s y: g s ss;
..~anp And sy..1evsd lSss: nsds iksssiy nat
70. ayAt O." fssy, sys.s.d to the State By ~
aad other siatss 9 reclaim he svsnH iesas, Win
,a ,hsir lIsi;: .Ip.oysd sspsnbss ,, 1850, WIN
o. Tnu sne,sasS nHsI ~. .. ~ sns ale
on the Day aSVen6a, ssA VIII prosss1 q the order
have - sl..sd soS &. d sSss sisssS; S.s he
ssS q fpsH =, s VI ~i S:;s
nissd Sstl aftsv tie txplfaties ofthe tvo wseis.
h ss ssSst ~ ~ S., :, =: 10 si
sand eight hu' drtd And stRty two.
BY The fresidsnt: .-...-
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
J. u EpnuNps, =
Commissioners Of the General LaAd Onss.
Notes b Prs-smpsoa C.aiass1.
Every perseu entitled 10 the rieht Of pvs-Suptsou
10 any Of the lands within the towoships and pa 10
Townships above enumerated, required 70 estabsh
The sams to he aatnfasos Of ths Rs gstef and Re
e1iver Of the land onos, and mahe payneot therefor
Is soou % practc sbe II sesng ths notice and he
IRE the day appointed for the meat Of the
othsrwss ssoh claim will forfeited.
j. y. EDMUNDS,
Cmmissioner Of the General Lapd ono.
wora..Undsr the regulations Of the Dspsrtosnt,
- hsretofors and now sxistisg, no paymsnt ess b.
made for aAysrtbing p9volauatious, sxoept % spch
pubshers - are 9cialy astAossd to publish By the
Commtsaoner Of ths General Land Oihos.
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NEW AND sIMPLIFIED METHOD
IN FOR PIANO FORTE AND SINGING.
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER wOLOWSKI.
Pianist and Composer has returnei
rom the London Exhibition, and
optn course for the Piano =, Sing. SnT
ing BY his New and simp' flied Method Jy3 yyJ
By Prof Welowskrs system, y person haying only
slight knOwl dge Of music will BE- On .bitd in
very saort time 10 rssd music with Preat fciiity,
and execute operaiio - well classical music with
vocalisatto' he arrives at mo sx traordinary re
SUIT, renders ths vice powerful, and enables ID.
-iuger to vo1nlize with faci'ity accuracy and Goe
gu Ilty Of toe. Profess wolou ski Teteiy, yisi
ION dai y from till o'clock m, Ut hs reside o.
No. i6i, f,nth street. between ard = Iva i'm
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=, - THE TINE FOR RECEIVING BIDS uudsr
the aoovs advertisement l. ind. huitsly posiponsd
Wh A. BECKWIrH, Gsjor q. s.
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CoaVarisoa o'pstess viii soavtnss al nat We ~
nov calling the bsst and shssps goods N ear Nos
hat -. b found b any hoass ths sosntsy. =
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20

FREDERICEssuRa.-Wea are satisfied that our
losses In killed and wounded at Fredericksburg
on Saturday, were fully flfteen thousand.
The losses Of the enemy are not computed
higher than forty Live hundred, of which about
two-thlrds are supposed to have been suffered
by their right, which was engaged with Gen.
rankin. So far as Losses are concerned, the
oattle between the enemy's right and our left Is
supposed to have been an equal one. In the
centre, and on our right, the slaughter of oul
troops was very little compensated for by any
damage done to the enemy.
We are told that the hill upon which the enc
ny had established his first line of entrench
ments was about three hundred and fifty fee
high. His second line was upon a line on,
hundred and ffty feet higher still.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20
THIR Y-sEyENTH CONGRESS,
Third Session.
FRIDAY, December 10, 1869.
SENATE.

Mr.. KENNEDY offered a Joint resolution to
pay the Senators and members of Congress mile
age for the present session. Referred to Com
mittee on Finance.
Also, a resolution, which was adopted, in
structing the Secretary of the Navy, IL since
the adjournment of the last session, he has Ap-
pointed any acting rear admiras, and II so.
how many, and by virtue Of what law.
Mr.. HALE offered resolution instructing
the Secretary of the Navy, In preparing the
annual naval register, to continue the same in
formation "a heretofore, and also to give the
same Information In regard to the volunteers in
naval service as far as practicable. Adopted.
Mr.. McDOUGALL offered a resolution re-
qnesting the Secretary of War to inform the
Senate whether any tribunal has been constitu-
ted TO report upon the operations Of Mai Gen.
D. G. Buell. In Kentucky and Tennessee, and II
So 10 state the character OF said tribunal, wheth-
er court martial or court of inquiry, and II
not, under what law 1t was instituted, and
whether that tribunal was In session In secret
and had attsmp:ed to exclude from Its sessions
Mai. Gen. Buell., whose conduct 1t was to in
vestigate, and further, whether the said tribu.
nal proposed 10 the said Mai. Gen. Buell. to take
an oath that he would not disclose any of the
incidents Of his trial, or any Of the evidence.
Objection being made, the resolution was laid
over.
Mr.. KING presented the memorial of the na.
tiOnal war committee Of the city Of New York
asking Congress to authorize letters Of marQu,
to private vessels for the capture Of the Ala
bama.
| Mr.. LATHAM offered a resolution requesting
the Secretary of State 10 transmit to the senat,
any correspondence which has been had be
tween his department and our minister to III,
British Government, about telegrsphic commu
nication between the mouth of the Amoor rive
anu San Francisco, California. Adopted.
Mr.. HENDERSON introduced bin, grant
ing the aid OF the United States TO tho State o
Missouri 10 emancipate the slaves OF said State
Referred 10 Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. POMEROY called up the resolution pro
vldlng Joint committee on the Presidents mes
sage relative TO compensated emancipation.
Mr.. SUMNER thought they should not OF
ganize any more committees; they. had now
: committee In the Senate to whom all consttu
tlonal questions were referred.
The resolution was postponed.
Mr.. LANE, (Kansas,) introduced a bill b
promote the constrnclion of railroads and tele
grapbs In Kansas. Referred.
Nr. POWELL called up the resolution In
: quistng OF the Secretary Of War whether an
ssh bad been proposed 10 cItizsns arrested
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Engli.h Prrss upon Ams ricsn AaAirs.
Compiir alton Threassned Between spain
and the United states.

- - -. =, .
NEW loRk, pee. io.IIhe s steamship scoua'
WIN LNerpooi "a'es 10 'he o'h instant, mas AT
rTca. n -,
Inc newspaPers ADVANCE ho'hins new on
american ahairs:
Inc rars ho-..ew, 70 one,ai lorIn, si'naes
70 ,ne presence o. inc rrench squadron view
orleans, whlen is represented 70 nave eia'e"
'he aisanec,eu Popuiatlon;
inc honuon otooe tnlnks tnal .ie situation
OF ~ nmer,ea promises striking rUsui's soon.
Inc Tunes thihks tnat the Democratc sue
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20

We regret TO notice the death Of one Of the
editorial fraternity: Solomon Alter, ESQ.,, of
Shelbyyille, Indiana. Mr.. Alter, at the time OF
his death, which occurred on the l9th instant,
was an examiner In the Pension Once, where
he had held clerkship for over year. Pre-
ylous to coming to Washington, he was the
editor of the Shelby Baa,,er, a Republican jour
nal at shelbyyille. lie was a gentleman who
had numerous friends In whatever position he
occupied.
His funeral was largely attended on Sunday
last, and the remains inferred at the Congress.
sional cemetery, under the direction of B. b.
French Lodge, Of this city.
At a meeting of B. b. French Lodge, No. Is,
+. A. A. NJ, held al their hall, Dec. II, 1862,
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Supreme Grand
brother, solomon Alter;
| RssoIpsd, That we have learned with feelings OF
profound sorrow OF the untimely decease OF Brother
ofice, In this city.
Resolved, That we extend our heartfelt sympathy
| to the bereayed family ol the deceased, and mourn
with them the loss of an honest mani always kind,
sincere and courteous to all, = worthy mason and
an exemplary Christian.
Rssoiefd, That we viii attend his funeral In a
body; and that copy Of these resolutions, signed
by the Master and secretary, he transmitted 20 the
DAVID ,. PERKINS, Master.
JOSHUA 7. TAYLOR, secretary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20

The city wss yesterday In hgh staie Of OK
cltemsf, In consequence OF the sscertained
fact OF the resagnaeoa Oh seoresafy seWaro'
and OF nnors OF osner res'ensuons. Accoro-
ing TO one rumor, all 'he members OF 'he eAo'-
net had rss'gncd.
hh no secres inst the hepsohcan senators
held protracted caueuses on iuesday anu
WEDNESDAY, ana IL 10 nsturshy enough sup
posed that there 10 q connecnon OF some SOFT
between TINS csueusing ana tne e"'e~e' erea'er
or less, In the Cso'nes. In one aspect. inc CON
lecture OF such . connection may DC well iound-
"a, ana ya We oouo' u 'n's eens'or'ai caucus
ing mas zone snytning more tnah 70 prsciptaue
what was otherwise On inevmapie result OF re-
cent misfotunes IN puohc anals. Whhoutin In
Lending, In advance OF an exact ascertainment
OF mcts, 70 NJ the responsiniiity OF those mis-
fortunes In any particular quarter, We only give
expression TO an opinion - Just % II isuniver-
sal, In saying thss u was unavoidable that those
misIouunes snouido % ouowed by some changes
In the high pisces OF the Government. That,
IN iAct, wss' ana v, much more certain than
that the right changes, In ell cases, Will be
made.
hm not UNDERWOOD shat the senatorial can
cnses referred 70, arrived at any conclusion ad-
verse specially to Gov. Seward, but that, In
some form, they indicated TO the President that
a reconstruction Of the Cabinet was demanded
by public events and public opinion.
We arc not inclined to assist in feeding or
augmentlng the popular excitement, by repeat
ing all the rumors In circulation, or by indulg-
Ing In comments upon these rumors. The cir
cumstances Of the country are very grave. 1t Is
no time to indulge In factious hostiltles or fac
tiops friendships. The President has . difi-
emit task before him, TO adjust the executive
machinery to the emergencies Of the crisis. All
patriots must wish for him the fullest measure
Of wisdom, and will wish to assist him to sue
otssfal replts, by keeping the public temper
well disposed and free from factious humors.
lfinclined to venture at all upon any advice,
we should only repeat the views which we have
heretofore elaborately presented and argued,
that no other government than that Of parties
Ia consistent with the theory Of republican In
stitutions, or Is practically possible in thi,
country at this time. Thoroughly satisfied Of
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20

~ The following Is list of the ladies who
constitute the several committees for getting
up the preliminaries of the Christmas dinner
In the hospitals In Georgetown:
Bridge street.--Number of beds, i5t. Committee
Mrs. ": \. Tenney, Mrs. Mary b. French, and Mis-,
Emma httenhouse.
Union Hotel.-Nnmber Of beds, es6. Committee
Mrs. X. 4. Ropes, spd Mrs. Edith Hopkins.
NJ. y. Church.-Number Of beds, l0s. Committee
Miss Jane shanks, Miss Jane Clark, Mrs. VIM. n
Chapman, Mrs. VIM. shirley, Mrs. Joseph Birch
and Mrs. John Mitchell. q"
Trinity Church.-Number Of beds, 1876. Commit
Hill.
mittee; Mrs. Mary sweeny, Mrs. $. Hine, Mrs
Henry King, Mrs. Charles English, Mrs. Marths
Hultz, Mrs, John Berry, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. J.
McCann,
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Movements OF the Rebels.
Gen. Van Dorm, with $4,000 Men, to join
Gen. Bragg.

NEW YORK, Dec. ia special Nashville
dispatch, dated December Nth, states that Gen.
Dodge, with his cavalry, had been fighting
Forrest all day, In the vicinity Of Corinih. For
rest had four thousand, and Dodge twenty five
artillery.
Morgan is reported moving to cut of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad.
II Is reported that Van Dorm, with $4,000
men, has arrived at Stevenson, Alabama, to
join Bragg.
Kirby Smith Is reported moving towards
Lebanon 10 support Morgan.
Tho whole force Of the rebels In Tennessee Is
estimated at seventy thousand.
They had twenty-five thousand at Murfrees-
boro'.
Yesterday the rebel outpost was about eleven
miles from Nashville. .........
Rosecrans has dismissed large number o.
officers for drunkenness and dIsobedIence o
orders.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20

CHANCE IN THE DEPARTMENT OF EAsrERs
vIRsNA.--Gen. Wool turned over the military
department Of Eastern Virginia, to General
schenck, his successor, yesterday. General s.
has established his headquarters at the Eutaw
HOuse
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20
EXCITEMENT,

Washington Is seething hot with excitement,
Intense and furious. Strangers crowd our ho-
tells almost to suffocation, and loud and clamor-
ous denunciations are mingled with oaths, gin
cocktails and whisky skins. There Is also
deep undercurrent Of feeling, which demands
change, prompt and decisive, in the manage.
ment Of our military affalrs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20

The NEw CABIsET.-The Cabinet. makers q,
the hotels yesterday were very busy. Their dis
interested labors deserve some notice, and W,
therefore give one Of their cards;
William Pitt Fessenden, Secretary of State.
Col. A. II. Bowman, Secretary of War.
s. P. Chase, Secretary Of the Treasury.
c. Vanderbilt, Secretary Of the Navy.
Judge Usher, Secretary of the Interior.
James Cooper, Postmaster General.
Horace Maynard, Attorney General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20

VIZ ARR ADVISED by Col. Dennis, chairman
of the committee of the United States Agricnl.
tural Society for getting up q national exhibit
tlon Of American wines, that In consequence Of
the un settied state of the country the ecommittee
have determined to postpone this exhibition in.
definitely.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20
= FROM BANKS, EXPEDITION.
Tn. steamer Nj. sanford Ashor-.

New YORK, Dec. l9.-The steamer Black
stone reports that the steamer NJ. Sanford, with
500 troops Of Banks expedition, went ashore
two miles south of Cary's Foot Reef. The
bark Gemsbok took of most of the troops and
cargo, The steamer Blackstone also took on
board 200 of the troops, and lowed the Gems
bok 10 Kew West ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20
Tsss Dead st Freasrieksbssrs.
Tkfy are stripped OF CIothing.
Our Lose in General Reynolis' Csrps.
FROM carr r MA.
Our Minister ssiuted In Japan.
Japanese Steam Navy.
Japanese steam Navy.

New YORK, Dec. ia dispatch from the
army Of the Potomac, dated Thursday, says
that six hundred Of our dead were buried on
Wednesday, and four hundred and fifteen OH
that day. Nearly all were found stripped OF
their clothing, lying naked upon the ground.
From official reports, Il Is thought the proper
tion of killed to the number wounded In the
late battle Is smaller than In any battle fought
during the war. In General Reynolds corps
the official loss is as follows: Gen. Doubleday
division, 100; Gen. Gibbons division, l,160;
Gen. Meade's division, $50; total, 2,s36.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 19.-The steamship
Herman has been chartered to take the Moses
Taylor's passengers to Panama. She sails to-
morrow.
private letter from Japan, dated November
II, says that all Is qulet. On the 9TH, the au.
thorities saluted the American Minister with
seventeen guns, being the first regular salute
given by the Japanese to any foreign minister.
The japanese ordered two steam sloops and
one gunboat, mounting In all sixty-four guns,
constructed In the United States; this being the
commencement Of q complete steam navy. r..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20

WOusBrD TO ALExAsDRIA.-About seven
hundred wounded soldiers. from Aqula Creek
arrived al Alexandria yesterday. They were
conveyed In smbulsnces 10 the various hospi-
tails In that city and at Fairfax Seminary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20

THE HuAoR that General Burnside has rel
signed has probably no foundation In truth
The whole loyal country has confidence In this
general, notwithstanding the affair at Freder-
lcksburg. His mastery retreat Is the theme of
all tongues.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20

OAK HALL CLO THIN q ROO NJ !,
~ No 4st, Seventh street, below =.
The subscriber takes great pleasure In announce
Ing TO his old Friends and Customers, that he has
opened new store at No, +st-seventh street, near
3, whs: che has q fine, selected stock OF Clothing
90 ri, aAnd Boys wear, which they have lust re-
ceiyed from the North and offers them for sale at
"-"I7' J. BRUCE l. CO.,
sep 2S-sm Clothiers, ts4 seventh street.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20

MAHrLAsD.-The productive results Of the
draft In Maryland are not reported very favor.
ably upon. II is said that good many of the
men drafted, have made good their ehcape Into
Dixie, preferring TO fight under JEFF. Dayls.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
oeasraI Foster Takes Icinston.

FoRTREss MONROE, Dec. l9.-General Fos-
ter's forces have taken Kinston, North Caro-
lima, capturing five hundred prisoners and
eleven pieces Of artillery.
tKinston Is the capital Of Lenolr county, 90
riles southeast OF Raleigh,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20

CncAao.--The population of Chicago, ac.
cording 90 census Just taken by the city comp.
troller, 10 ls,,oso. Population In 1850, 100, ,sse
increase In Two years, a7,76s.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20


49, sS-v ~ussss - - ~ ,~,,v ,.nv-.ct,yu
srs,rst shoss Who srrestsd them.
M. stIWNER moved 10 isv the resolut,ou
ON ~. ,sh,a 'N ~ '''' - I"
- cRIWrs ho,sa the rcso,u,,or ~ou,a ~
.al,Soa ''f'" '- ''t ""f
* Z 1owrr n ..,.ol Aovsa .h. ,..,,,,.t..
wc-i \. sSc-Ss1 n "TT'r'' ~~W
~ vnp1it n MA. a. 49,. ~.
.hcsid - r. ~ s~ssSsa ~ 49,
-s-N .,1Sncy,t .rv - sh}S ~r-,crk w
SWr POWFiI .sd A. M srorrSs
The aehs,e mon ma ,t.oirsior "a. ,on,,c.
mad A. some ,sncth hss vsssn Mss.r. WoRRIiI
ssS nnWEI '' ~ ~ - =
The VICE PRrsIDrNT here c.,i.d mn IN.
bankrupt Al. n bclns the nnSu,shsd nm :, 80
oS yestrrdsv sra scS.rsf verhsi s,nsnSrrsnss
wore made, "e''''
- Mr. DOOr TIT r movea IN .ro.na ~. h,u
so as 10 recognize tba il w. os ,hs sevsrsI q,
eYempting bom.stesSs '''
Mr' HARRIS snggested that snch an .msnS.
ment ~onid no, mses ! unisorm Ian
Mr. nOOI .TTTT p -i,hdrsw ,ha .,noca,,.r,
for Inc present - ''s
AMER fnrther a,scuss,or IN. s.,s,e sa,orrr.
ed hi Monday. WV ''""'' ''''"'"
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
MFR, KELLY moved that the Secretary of the
Interior he directed to Communicated TO the
House any communication from the Rev, John
seyes. relative to The captured Africans and
blacks Ia nded at Liberia in the wears IS 0 and
1881, and The treatment received by them from
he residcnts there. Adopted.
Mr.. LAW moved that the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs he and Ia hereby requested TO re-
port to the House. by Mn or otherwise. some
mode BY which the soldiers of the army who
have been rendered unat for duty. by dlsablli-
lies Incurred In ,hc service oc The Tinted states
NAV be al once discharged. and that ali the sol.
diers In the several militsrv hospitals and con.
yelesceut camps N for duty he returned TO their
respective repiments, and Tint the COMMITTEES
INQUIRE into The expedIency of establishing a
hoard Of medical ofiicers- 10 he desipnated by
Inc surgeon General to examine into such cases
by yIsltlnp The several hospitals OF the army
and examining Tho soldiers therein. with power
to discharge or return 10 their reeiments Inc
Al or unfit soidiers for service and that sncb
hoard report 10 The Surgeon General their action
in the matter. whose duty n will he 10 repoft
to Congress. -
Mr.. LAW read cos,s6unlcatIon received