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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
INTERESTING FROM MUIR
( FREESBORO.
Arrival of Refugees at
McMinnville.
SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION OF GEN.
REYNOLDS.
The Wife of the Rebel Guerilla
Morgan a Prisoner in
our Hands.
REBEL APPREHENSION OF
AN ATTACK ON
VICKSBURG.
THEY EXPECT GRANT TO WORK
UPON CORINTH.

MURFREEsBoRo, April 24.-Refug0cs relieved
from oppression, at McMinnville, by highly
successful expedition by General Reynolds,
have arrived at Readyvillc. General IIazen
telegraphs that General Reynolds took the
town, capturing two railroad trains and a
train of wagons. Among the number Of pri-
soners taken was Mrs. John Morgan. The ex-
peditlOn has more important results as affect
ing the situation than those named.
The Chattanooga Rcbd Of the 10Th inst. says
dispatches from Jackson, of the 18th, have
been received, saying, In substance, that an
early attack is to be made on Vicksburg from
opposite and below the city, aud for that pur-
pose the Fedrras had passed eight boats on the
night previous.
Later dispatches intimate that the rebels ox-
pcct Grant to make demonstrations south from
COrinth ut the samc time.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM REBEL JOUR-
NAILS.
BATTLE EXPECTED IN MISSISSIPPI.
REBELS DRIVEN FROM THE WRECK
OF THE KEOKUK.
The Siege OF Washington Abandoned.

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-Tho Richmond
Wing, of the 2lst, has been received here. II
states that squad Of Union cavalry, estimated
at fifteen hundred men, were advancing on
Pontotoc, Mississippi, on the 10Th inst. Their
advance guard was reported near there that
night, and as the rebels were concentrating to
resist them, an engagement was imminent.
The Charleston Courier of the 18th describes
the attack by the Union gunboat Flambeau
upon the wreck Of the Keokuk. While some
parties of rebels from Morris Island were en-
dcavoring TO dismantle her, they were driven
away by the fire of the gunboat.
The Wilmington On. c. journal, of the 18th
instant, admits with modification that General
Hill has abandoned the siege of Washington,
and the expedition has turned out a failure.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
The Captures of the Pirate
Florida.

HALIFAX, April A.-Thc steamer Delta from
ST. Thomas, on the l4th, has arrived via Ber-
muda on the 18th.
A Danish brig landed at st. CroiZ on the l2th
inst, the crews of the following vessels cap
turcd hy the rebel pirate Florida: The ship
Star of Peace, the bark I.apwing, of New York,
from Boston for Batavia, captured March eth,
in lat 81, long. 32. Two guns and eighteen
men were put aboard of her lay the Florida.
The bark NJ. J. Culcord of New York, capur-
ed March 3Oth, lat. -, long. 30. 1t is not
known if she was burnt. Five men Of the crew
belonging to the ship Star of Peace were ship
ped on the Florida. Three boys were taken
from tho Lapwng. In the care of the Calcord
they parted company. lie was directed to meet
the Florida on the line in long. 90.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
HIllInrtIa.

This delightful and-healthful game is beginning
to attract the attention Of gentlemen in this city
more than ever before. Two billiard players, who
rank with the first in the country, are now residing
herc-Messrs. Geary and Deery. On Tuesday even
ing they were invited TO display their skill upon
the private table kept by Mr.. George W. Hggs, the
banker, In his fine mansion, and they did so much
to the Qualification Of number Of ladies and gen.
tlemen, among whom were several members Of the
foreign legations. Mr.. Geary illustrated the sur
prisIng masse shots, played by Berger, with much
skin.
Those who are curious 10 see these gentlemen
handle the cue do so at the hall, corner Of
Ninth and streets, this evening, where they will
play several games on one Of Phelan's oaron ta-
bles.
In tho great billiard event in New York last
night between Kavnagh and GOldthwaite, the for
mRr won by 2is points instead Of l26, as stated in
the telegrams to the morning papers
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
peRn0nR1

Assistant Surgeon A. T. Sheldon, Of the Vol
unteer Corps, has been promoted to surgeon with
rank Of major. His untiring efforts and zeal to
promote the best interests Of the medical depart
ment, the promptnesS with which he has executed
the duties Of his office Assistant Medical Direc-
tor for the Department OF Warrington, together
with his afiable disposition, has secured him a
large circle OF warm and faithful friends, who are
highly gratihod to learn Of his promotion. Among
the preSedts bestowed in honor Of his promotion,
were two pairs Of shonlder-AtrapS-fou golden
leaves In the history Of his medical career. We
hope he will be retained on duty in his present
position.
CAPT. JOHN o. Cole has been appointed
provost marshal for the Albany district, New
York, under the National Enrolment or Conscrip-
tion act.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

MARINE LIsT-AuipaLs.-Str Zephyr, Wheeler
Norfolk, Va, light.
Schr, AleXeua, Baker, Port Deposit, lumber IL
+. Pickrcl.
Schr. Susquehanna, Myers, Baltimore bricks Ia
Jos. Collins.
Schr. Geo. W. Krehs, Carlisle, Baltimore, bricks
to Benz. Hutchinson.
Schr. Jas. J.. Price Martin, Baltimore, corn to NJ
Young
Schr. Rough aud Ready, White, Alexandria,
5000 fish to J. A. Knight.
Schr. HOam, Ward Washington, light.
Schr. u. W. sanders, Aldridge Alexandria, light.
Barge Catherine Ann, Baker, Belle Plain, army
stores.
Barge Geo. P Watson, Coover, Aqua Creek,
condemned ordnance.
Barge Young Thomas. Mclaughlin, Dumfries,
condemned ordnance.
Bargrs u. Il. sherman, Naner and NJ j. BIdllr
Trenton, N j., hay to Government.
Barge 'rhas j. Leach, Bcadle, Phil'a, hay To Gov
ernment.
Herrc C. c. Wallace, Tribe MiIport, N. j.; hay
to same
Two small hostD from Little Falls, 5,Ooo fish to
!. A. Knight
prponor3.-stcamcr VIM. W Frazier, Godfrey,
Belle Plain.
Schr Time, lIanCs, Baltimore
Cattle barge Star, CuN ali"r, Aqua Creek.
barge Sllir aud Ann, brooks, Belle Plain.
Barge p. p. Demurcst, Banks Philadclplla.
Hlrycs Abel Wright, Warn; Perkins Mccain,
Donnclli aud Dickinson y Wilson, Coles, Aluia
Creek.
CHESAPEAKE AED ONO CAEAL.-ArritTd.-HOats
Star, hour and empty baTresi Sam Srider, lO5 tons
coal, not consigned; Ida Marmaduke, IlB tons do.
to Rays docksi d. Marmaduke, lob tons do, to
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
More Indian outrog.s In Mlnnesotn.

Gu the morning Of the 10th, at ? o'clock,
party Of Indiana attacked an outpost on the
south branch Of the WIIonwan river, about
twelve miles west nf Mudrlil and some forty
miles west Of Mankato, held 10y a detachment
Of eighteen or twenty mon from Capt. Halls
company, Of tho Seventh regiment. One man
was killed and two wounded. OF the settler,
in the vicinity, two women were wounded, and
one boy, nf eight orten years of age, was killed.
They stole one Government horse and all Others
they could lind IN the neighborhood.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
Drunkenness In ArmIss.

Drunkenness has hCcn the world over, the
banc Of the military service. Among the ac-
knowledgcd causes Of the failure Of the Eng
Of iutoXication among the officers. Mr.. Rus
sell tells us that life In the camp was little clsc
than a continuous orgie, aud that colonies,
and even generals, went to battle in a condition
Of such bcastly mcbriation TINT they could
hardly sit on their horses.
why should a man put an enemy in his
month to steal away his brains when he is 20,
ing Ia meet his enemy in the field in order Ia
blow ont his brains
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
Two full regiments Of loyal men have been
raised in Arkansas, and a third Is now forming.

REBELS TAKTNG TmE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
The following parties were arrested a few days
since, in the town Of Frederick, by the Federal
authorities, upon the charge of being rebels and
Of giving aid and announcement to the late
rebel raid in that place, which was led by the
traitor, Bradley T. johnson. Upon reaching
here they underwent an examination before Col.
Fish, provost marshal, when they cynCCd con-
siderable prnitrnC", aud declared their willing
ness to take an oath Or allegiance to the United
States Government, which was administered.
Their names are us iul uws: Augustus Rowe,
A. Eugene Taylor, Lawrence s. Brcklcrs, j. W.
Hamilton, j. W. RiordLn, Geo W. Dali, and
4. LOvrly.-BuL .lUi,r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
What the People Thlpk nmnIIm,,

AcorTesptndcNl Of the IInIillv q. - UI-
'n', warning thcyoung men Of that city against
gong to the SGEIhcrn SLucs. says
eth" writer OF Uh,s warning Ir in constant
communications with the land Of Dixie, and
Knows "hrr"nia aR lhrIns. Interested lpruta may
'N N"n what they plrusr about 'hgh wag,,-'
hn0 the glrr,ou7 rr-p,p {, Of tho. SnIIIh. 10 in
u".' '"" t" pm Yourself Within the sweep Of
."I '""srrhInm. IiuI, # Sm nIr drrci, rI
,h'r'hN you ar" not wier. I tell ,uu the iuil,Ju
ol' barometer OF Srntr- aud nations indicnrr- a
,l s,"' +" winch shall sweep the Cuurcdcr,cy from
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
Chase of a British Blockade
Runner.
GEN. FOSTER GONE To WASHINGTON,
N. c., WITH REINFORCEMENTS.
4 STEAMER WRECKED.

New YORK. April 2I.-Thc u. 8. bark Vol
tigucr, from Port Royal, has arrived. She saw
on the l4th inst, oil Frying Pan Shoals, Brit
ish stramcr-a blockade runnrr-with a u. s.
steamer about four miles astern, in chase.
The steamer Dudley Buck, from Ncwhcrn on
the 2lst, ntirms the report that Gen. Foster
had left for Washington with renforccments.
The barquc John Griffin, from Cardenus, was
boarded on the 10Th inst, of Double Headed
Shot Keys, by boat from the wrecked steamer
Marion, and took from her a mate and twenty
Part Of the cargo was saved in a damaged con-
dition.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
NOZZLE WnRnsi

WHENEVER THEY (THR REBELs) HAVE THE
- POWER, THEY DRIVE BRFoRK THEM INTO THEIR
" RANKS THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND THKY
g WOULD ALSO DRIVE Us. TRUST THEM NOT.
" WERE THEY ABLE, THY WOULD INVADE AND
" DESTROY Us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED OF THESE THINGS, l AN AMAZED THAT
- ANY ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE ON ANY
" TERMS He WHO ENTERTAIHs THE SENTIMENT
'' IS FIT ONLY TO BE A SLAVE HE WHO UTTERs
' 1T AT THIS TIME, MOREOVER, Is A TRAITOR TO
" HIS COUNTRY, WHO DESERVES THE sCORS AND
CONTEMPT OF ALL HONORABLE MEN."-RoSc-
Grams, TO the General Assembly Of Ohio, February,
SR9
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

Rox was sent from Providence recently,
with the following address: John Mcpherson,
squire, kumpny c, sckund regiment rode ilan
priyilrars, Washington, d, ce. Kamp klOss tn
the Wrappauok, an ak wy krcak."
SPENCER LIBBY, Of Warren, farmer In COM
Portable circumstances, aged G2, was found
dead last Saturday, 18th inst, about o'clock
p. M, in one of the out bulldogs, suspended
by a rope around his neck.
A KANSAS paper (making a joke Of grave
mattrr) mentions report that II man recently
died a natural death in jackson county, Mis-
souri. 1t adds that the report needs conirma-
tiOn.
WE beg to inform numerous inquiring friends
that the prize steamer Aries is not u ram.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
Rebel Picket. Surprised by Yankee rors.

A few days since, while a boats crew from
the barquc Kin%Gahcr, Capt. Dutch, at st. He
lcna's Sound, were in South Edisto river, they
ovrrhaulcd a canoe containing two contra
bands, who werU conveying ratioms to a rebel
picket station. The Contrabands were conveyed
on board the barquc, and a volunteer expcdi-
tiOn started at dusk, under guidance Of the Cnn-
trahanhs, to capture the pckcis. Aftcr pulling
about four hours through rivers, creeks and
marshes, they arrived at the landing about mid
night, when men having bccn left with boats,
the jack tars and cuntrahands, all armed, start
ed FORTH under command of Ensign Stephen
". RhOadcs, Of Boston, acting executive officer
Oi the bITquc. The march was about two and
half miles inland. and they reached and sur
rounded the hons" before an alarm was given.
The Ensign at the head of his sca-dOgs made
a dash at the door, which was found strongly
hurricadud, hut yielded to the pressure, and al
ter few shots were CVChangrd--Onr Of which,
unfortunately, seriously wounded Ensign
Rhoadcs in the foot, u ball having subsequently
been cXtractcd-unc rebel cavalrymcn surrcn-
drrCh. The horses were turned ont aud with
the prisoners the imT0mptu squad returned to
their boat, and safely reached the bank. The
prisoners, who were owners of several islands
in the Edist0, were much chop-fall0n, especial
ly at the idea of being taken by an officer Of
the Navy, and they are now rejecting upon
their mshap, on board the flagship at Port
Royal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PRISONERS or WAR AND DEsERTERg.-Captain
Lyttle yesterday sent up the following prisoners
OF war from the army OF the Potomac: Sergeant NJ.
X. James, company II, ith Va. cavalry; VIM. Helm,
company II, do. P. II. Ross, company D. dol. z.
Riley, do, Frank r. Duke, do; Frank II. c. Smith,
Gen. Lees courier, and Sergeant d. lIaeseler,
CObbs Legion. Also the following rebel deserters:
Jas. Godslcy, a7th Va. infhntryj samuel c. ThOmp-
son, do. ChHs, King, 81 N C. iniantry WIN. Doyle,
Ist La, infantry: RoGt. Hghtnwn, Sd N. G. cavalry
Alonzo Castine, do. Pat harry, Walkers artillery;
Joseph Ryan, LIST La. infantry, and NJ Corigaa, a
citizen
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
o F FICIAL.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
1orDp,. n mud JinetJ,,- Vc.o,,,J st,..,,s

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER' OFFICE,
Corner q and TineRty-Second streets,
Washington, D. C., April II, 1883.
Employees of the Quartermastor's Depart
mcnt who hold claims against the Government
for services rendered, which are payable at this
office, arc warned against dsposing of them to
persons acting as claim agents, thereby sub
mitting to an inevitable discount, sometimes
exorbitant and unnecessary, and they are here
by Informed that regular payments will be
made to them as soon after the close Of each
month as the pay-rolls can be prepared, pro-
vided funds are on hand for that purpose.
CHAs. Il. ToMPKINs,
ap 1S-l2t Capt. and A. Q. NJ, U. s. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

samej Thomas sheridan, 100 tons do. TO same,
Oliver Boley, ioe tons DO. to washington Gas 90.
Dsparted-seow 0s1, oliver Boley and Champion.
The arrivals Of coal boats this morning arc very
few, and until the breach in the canal is repaired
for week or more the coal trade by canal will bo
almost entirely suspended rHf
The river to-day Is steadily rising, q strong cur
rent prevails, and the buoys in the channel, which
usually stand Ave or six feet above tide-water, are
almost submerged.
Tar MAREETs.-The following Is list of fprices
as reported for the Republican, up to 70 M, to-day
IN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

CAPTURE OF CONTRABAND GOODS, ETC.-A party
Of soldiers found few days ago, hid In the woods
near Seneca Creek, Md, thirteen hoXc8 OF contra
band goods, composed OF all sorts Of necessaries
useful in Dixie. They were In charge of two Jews
very gcntccly dressed, md remarkably courteous
and pleasant They also captured three or four
seCesh soldiers in the same nelghbOThoOdi one
dressed In U. S. uniform claimed to belong to an
Indiana regiment, but At times was quite insane,
asserting that he was re years of age. The goods
arrived here yesterday, and will be turned over to
COlonpI Baker
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
OF FICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


Washington, April 90, 1853.
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. c. s. Ogden, the Consul of the
United States at Quebec, of an order of the
Governor General in Council, whereby the tolls
on the Provincial Canals, abrogated by the
Governor General, in Council, on the 2sth of
May, 1860, have been rcimposed In a modified
form, that is to say: The Welland Canal, the
st. Lawrence Canal, the Chambly Canal, the
st. Ours Canal, Burlington Bay Canal, the Of
tnwa Canal, and st. AIMS Lock, and in and
upon the several subdivisions and sections Of
the same respectively.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
A succossTuI Expedition on the ChucLa.
IUPk.

The Navy Department has just received il
dispatch, Of rhr 23i, from Admiral Ice, Oh
Newport News. stating that Lieut.. Cushing re-
ports that yesterday afternoon, with 10 men
and a howiu'r, he went to the village Of Chuck
atuck, where q large cavalry force was reported
to he. lie encountered forty cavalry in the
village and defeated them, killing two and cap
turing three Of their horses fully equipped He
lost one man killed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
are now anoat :

A HISTORICAL PICTrRE Of the death Of Gen.
Lyon is being painted in ST. Louis, by two Mis-
souri, artists, Messrs.Wm Levin aud WIN. Mul-
ltgau. The painting is quite large one, the
figures being over life size. All the details and
incidents necessary to make the work strictly
historical and correct, have been furnished the
artists by Gen. Scholeld and other rye-wir-
ngssrs
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
The italian Opern.

Tonight LucretIa Borgia will be performed with
a strong cast, and tomorrow night La JHiUs post
poned on account of MaCcaferris hoarsoness, will
be produced The intOlerable weather we have
had for several days, gave Maccaferri cold, but
he will be recovered tomorrow evening. La Juiu',
the work of Halevy, the great French composer, is
a magnificent opera.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
Illness Of Miss sophIe Climber.

While rehearsing at Growers Theatre this morn
ing, Miss Sophie Climber was seized with Mt, and
was obliged TO be carried home. She sang and
acted splenddly at Mr.. Growers benefit las night,
and was made the reclpicnt Of bouquets and a
magnificent basket of flowers. 1t 10 TO be hoped
that her illness will be Of short duration.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
N o It &c Il. .
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
April |, 1858.
Notice is hereby given of the readiness of
his Department to redeem, at maturity, the
outstanding two years Treasury notes issued in
1861.
Interest will therefore cease after maturity
thereof.
s. P. CHASE,
ap 2-law6w Secretary of the Treasury
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
Two Vessels Chased Ashore on Turks
Island by the Alabama.

BusToN, April IA recent arrival states
that it is reported in Cape ITaytien that the
Alabama chased two vessels ashore in Turks
Island passage on the 2Gth of March, and that
one of them had gone to pieces. The cargo of
tho other will be saved.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

INTERESTING To OCnPrERHEAns.-Ani immense
copper nugget has been discovered at the Min
ucsota mine, Lake Superior. About thirty tons
have already been taken from the mass, and
how much more 1t will Weld no one can con-
lecture, as it dips at an angle of say forty dc.
gree, to the east, and hence a large portion of
tn" ov"raying belt has to he mined before the
mass can be reached.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

The Chillirothc (Mo.) Ch'onicle announces
that Hon. James Rollins has given in his ad-
hcson To the Emancipation cause, aud declares
his belief that the best thing Missouri can do
II To adopt a plan at once for til" gradual lib
Grafton Of slaves.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
KIDNAPPING IN MISSOURI
Four Regiments of state Militia Called
Out.

ST. LOUIs, April 2+.-Gov. Gamble has called
four regiments Of the State militia into uctive
service for thirty days, in consequence of ex-
tcnsivc kidnapping in the vicinity.
Gen. Curtis has issued an order that no ne
without special permit gr anted hy provost
murshuls.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

ROBBERv.-Dennis O'Neil, a soldier in the Fourth
Regular Infantry was robbed, last evening, of his
pocketbook, containing $25 %. He was at the
house of WIN. Burke, on street south, between
First and Second streets. During the evening
quarrel arose between Burke and O'Ncil, which
eniedin fight OF some length. During the scunic
an Irish woman, who gives her name ~ Eliza
BRckmRn, with half a dozen aliases, il said to
have taken out the soldiers pocket-book. She
together with burke and his wife, were arrested
this morning by officer C. W. Barkly
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

DUTAssY COURT MARTIAL.-Thc examination
OF Mr.. Gsdwin, or New York, was concluded yea
teIday. lie testified to the collection, from the
Government OF $4,000 for recruiting expenses
upon papers signed and sworn TO by col. D'Utassy
and that Col D'U resolved the money.
Col. Rcpetti (now A. d. e. to Mai. Gen. Togllar-
dD i0rmcrly the lieutenant colonel of D'Utassy's
regiment was next examined and testified to the
same point.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

The late rains have raised all our rivers. ON
the Sar", mills aud bridges have been swrpt
rWay On the Mulrima", the factories at Law
renee aud Lowell have been stupprd, aud rail-
ways dumagcdi the Connecticut is twenty feet
above low water mark; aud the Hudson Is over
its banks in many placrs.-Nco6urDUoH Horald.
DURIHG a recent revival in one of the Baptist
churches in Boston, GOV. Andrew, Of Mass,
was called on for a sermon, and gave them in
response very earnest, practical discourse,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

LAEn's VESSELS FCR THE EMPEROR OF
CmINA.-lL is stated that the English Govern
mcnI hayrhrcn in communication with Mcssrs
Laird Brothers, Birk"mhrad, relative to the two
gnhOats said to hc huilding at their yard for
the Confederate Government. Musrs. Laird
~ reply, formally assured the Government that
they were building for III" Emperor Of China.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

NHREsT OF IENr"R,.-Scy,u Corrrnruds
engaged in the late bloody rio, in DnvilIn
Indiana, have been arrested aud held tob,l
They have made confession and exposed the
organization of the Knights Of the Golden
Circle.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

GOV. To has purchased three large lots in
Spring Grove ccmrtrry,in in Cincinnati, for the
burial Of Ohio soldiers. The purchase was
made on the account Of the state.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
The Double Bowed Gunbonts--Iannch Of
the MRCkInRw,

The United States bouble-bowed steamer
Mackinaw has been launched at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. She is one of the twcnty-scvcn
" double-enders" " building for the Government
the plans Of which have been already described
The Mackinaw is $50 feet long, % feet wide and
20 feet deep. The following vessels of this feet
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
Escape OF Thomas Sims, the " Fugitive, ;"
from slavery.

BuaToN, April 24.-Thomns Sims, the fugl-
tive slave, returned from here to slavery some
years since, arrived back to-day, having cs-
capped from the rebels at Vlcksburg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

Tue Republicans carried Lansing, the cupi-
tai Of Michigan, for the first time, Ia the late
election. They elect their Mayor by nineteen
majority. aud give two majority for Campbell
for Justice Of the supreme Court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
D r FICI Al.
NOTICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

Washington City, ID. C., Jan. 25, 1868.
In consequence of the pressure of business at
the War Department, passes for citizens tovislt
the Army Of the Potomac will be given at the
Office of Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. ja3O
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24

THE Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Inns
decided that th" superintendent and ticket sell
crs Of rallies must take license as lottcry-tcket
drnlprs
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-24
Injunction on the broadway Railroad,

laid on the Broadway railroad last evening, and
the work on II was suspended.