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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21

VINO WILL BE CURED I'VE desire to call
brated DR.. Yellnl which appears in another column
The DOotOrlE safe and reliable practitone whose
skin and experience Ia guarantee that the unfor-
tunate victim Of certain lndiscretons can with
fidenee intrust his case in his. hands. Let young
men be warned In time, and seek the best means OF
relief.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21

THE only place where you can purchase bldiC
Rubber goods Of all kinds at Mdng gdctTers prices,
at II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 5lI
streets. mar 23-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n + + | G ! 4 l. .
NOTICE.
nrpAnrnIrnr

WAR DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON CRY, d. c., Jan. 25, 1868.
In consequence of the pressure of business at
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army ofthe Potomac will be given at the ONCE
of Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, ls2 PennEylvaniA avenue,
above Nineteenth street. jasO
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
NEW BOOKS.
NEW MILITARY BOOKS.

NEW MILITARY BOOKS.
Instruction for Heavy Artillery, prepared by n
Board OF Officers Tor the use of the Army OF the
United States, with seTVicr Of n Lun mounted on
an Iron Carriage.
The Hand Book OI Artillery, iOr the service OF
the United States (Army and Miliual with the
Manual of Heavy Artillery, including that 0i the
new Iron CIrriage; hy Joseph Roberts. New and
greatly enlarged editinn)
Reply OF Major General William B. Franklin
to the Report Of the Joint Committee OF Congress
on the Cnu,luct OF the War, submitted Ia the pub
lie on the 9Th Of April, 1861, with map.
just received aud iSr sale by
HI DSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtioner,
my .sI-JI 33I PennsylN AniA avenue.
LADY N'S BOO X
!" FOR JUNE
AND
MAD DEMOREST'S MIRROR OF FASHIONS;
Just published and tor sale hy
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtiOnTr,
my 10 -lW 31i Penn. avenue.
COPE ECHES AND LECTURES
~
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21

AccIpENT.-ast evening, at about dusk, the
,.ia,.nTibe mr. nished church building on street,
I,,'onr n, t'and Seventh streets, gave way fall
,a, mon t,v boys who were playing near by. one
"GtSe s boyC'"S very seriously injured, but as far
'o,,Id W ascertained no limbs were broken.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
ADJUSTMENTS.


ADJUSTMENTS.
ROvER's THEATRE,
Penn,ylvonta Avenus, near WRiordF BOtal.
THIS Thursday EVENING, MAY 81,
Last time positively OF
EAST NE,
EAST LYNN
Fourth appearance ofthe Charming Young Beau.
tIfuI Actress,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
Who, assisted by
SUSAN DENIM,
MR.. BARTON HILL,
mr. NhhhLho bhhhON,
ENTIRE COMPANY,
WIN appear In
EAST LYNNE,
EAST LYNNE,
OR, THE ELoPEMENT.
To-morrow-Beneht Of
LUCILLE WESTERN
In rehearsal
LUCIFERi or, The mysterious Stranger.
Admission 06, 90, and 7OcentS. may n
VARIETIES VARIETTEs!l
Fronting Pcnnsglvanid lUr. aud Nmm 81.
HAMBLIN d CO......................P Proprletors.
FlTZ SIMMONS. Stage Manager n Advertiser.
MUSIC HALL AND VAUDEVILLE THEATRE.
TONIGHT, TONIGHT,
JACK sHEP ARD,
q II T. T d
JACK SHEPP ARD,
ACK sHEPP ARD,
JACK sHEPP PARD,
JACK sHEPP PARD,
JACK sHEPP PARD,
JACK SHEPP PARD,
JACK SHEPP ARD,
JACK sHEPP PARD.
ADA TESMAN. -....AS. JACK SHEPPARD,
ADA 1ESMAN. SHEPPARD
SINGING AND DANCING,
SINGING AND DANCING,
SINGING AND DANCING.
JUMBO JUN,
JUMBO JUN,
JUMBO JUN.
NOSE AND LIE,
NOSE AND LIE,
NOSE AND LlZE.
HUNTERS DESPAIR,
HUNTERS DESPAIR,
HUNTERS DESPAIR.
LOVELY LADIES.
LOVELY LADIES' ,tB9pyELY tB9pyELY LAnrrs
LOVELY LADIES, LOVELY LADIES,
LOVELY LADIES.
Admission. % and 80 CtSi Private Boxes, s..
my 81
.CANTERBURY HALL,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21

4 SSISTANT QUARTERNIASTERS s
~ OFFICE,
uORNER q AMI 22n STREETS,
WASUINGTOE, ID. C., May 18th, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
charge OF horses belonging 10 the United states
that the QuArteFmRBteT'B Department VIII NOT hr
responsible for the removal Of dead animals unless
Immediate notice Of their death 10 given John H.
German, superintendent Nineteenth street siAhlrs
When notice Ia 80 given, dead Government AM
mails will be promptly removed, Nhd IeOe'P'A !"
"'P''''' wv" - Wv II. b. LACEY,
mAylS-lW NAP'' ~ ~ ''
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21

LO1RSiGHG Avenue, near Sizth Street.
THIS EVENING.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS or
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI
MILE. .ANNETTA GALLETTl
MLLE ANNETTA GALLETTl,
MILE ANRETTA GALLETTl,
APLLE ANNETTA GALLETTl,
The greatest DanBeule In the world.
The great Canterbury has been filled 10 repletion
every night with enthusiastic and delighted audi
enees who have eyinced their appropriations Of this
wonderful TerpSiohoreAn Artistic by repeated
TORRENTS OF APPLAUSE.
Great success of
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
The Celebrated Scottish Nightingale.
The beautiful military Ballet, arrangedhy MONS.
SZOLLOSI, entitled
IA vi "A I'd F.,
:" "'' MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI
will appear As LA BELLE YINANDIERE,
assisted by Miles AUdugTA and MARIE, and Mons.
IoLLOsv sud Mons. ARMSTRONG,
THE BEAUTIFUL CORPS DE BALLET
First week Of the Great Banjoist aud Negro Per-
Mr.. }. II. BUDwORTH,
who will appear each evening In choice selection
Of BANJO Sol9s Negro EStTSysEHHPTsH0, A. %s 6 SS
CorLOgrapher. "
The irresistible Son Of hlomus.
In addition to the above great attractions,
THE tTAR COMPANY OF THE CANTERBURY,
consisting OF
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE,
The Fairy stars,
AND THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
Kate Harrison, Julia Richmond,
Lilly Brandon, Lucy CliiOn,
Aunie Edwards, BeWla W0lhOrl.
G. r. EDESON,
The great Comedian and PAntomimst, who VIII
appear Rs Paddy Murphy.
MONS, ]. b. L. SZOLLOSN,
The renowned Maitre de Ballet and Pant0mimisf,
GREAT BALLET TROUPE
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
The talented and versatile performer, whose varied
Hsts have stamped him one Of the greatest
performers Of the age,
j. SYLyAo CLAHKE,
49.g popular interlOcuter &C., 6c.
The entertainments will conclude with the famous
extravaganza entitled the
IRISH NJ IN IN INDIA.
Paddy Murphy, with song. ........ Geo. r. Edeson
KO Ket the MAn-catcheF. Miss Lilly Brandon
Other characters by the Corps DrAmatuur.
Doors open at ~ o'clock Performance at j
Admission % and 90 oentSi Private BnNrs, 81
A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN,
When the Great Canterbury COMPANY will appear
Doors open at . o'clock.
AdmisSion-La % oentsj childrelfl 10 cents
may lS-
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21

REBEL DEsERTERs. fQllcEs,' ,SD'a w
.r,tr,s a,,l, % IN thin 'aSt hsht. lhey We're
confined in the guard-hous9 un..l ,liiS morning.
when they were sent to th' UlG @ .1p'oI T rr's"T ,
IN isDes pufY, David NcCraken, and Calvin Mos
"s sr S1th Va infantry, Iames Burns, Joseph Hicks
ser snG @ Iohn Green, 9Th 1S.i James Morgan, Thos, J.
skinner 9th Va. cAAlry'
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
W. Chiffon a co.
FRED'C y. COZZENs,
SOLE AGENT ron wAsmrsoroS AND pALrrMopr,

have always refused to sell any of the COM
pounds known as tonic bltters, AZ | believe them
to he generally Injurious, and composed OF dele
terious Drugs but from careful trial of the
"CRIMEAH" BITTERs backed by the certificates of
Drs. Chiffon and P0hle, Of New York, have no
hesitation In recommending them to my friends
and customers. FRED'C 5. COHIENs.
WAsHISGToN d, l., May 70, 1863. my9O-2w
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
DI ". l.. VA L l. & co.

DN " l.. " 4 / L 4 co.
ID AUCTIONEERS.
SPRING TRADE SALE OF CARRIAGES sc, al
AuctI0n.--On SATURDAY MORNING, the 23d,
commencing At clock, we shall sell st our Horse
and Carriage BAIaAT amt Repository, Just erected
on the south side Of Louisiana avenue, No. 90, be-
tween Sth and 10Th streets, aud Just In the rear q
our Auction Rooms, a very large collection ot new
and second hand Carriages, HNrnPs-, SA,idlcs Ahl
Brides, &c, comprising
Family Carriages, ROckAwAys, Jenny luh
Boat Wagons Germantown and lOfk Wagons
TOp and EO-top Buggies and TTottug wHg"ha
Express Wagons, Skeleton Wagons
+ hy sets Harness, Saddles, and Briiles, A..
The largest collection OF new And secondhand
Carriages, Harness, &c., may be- iuuni NJ this 80.
tabliIhment for private sale.
Carriages TeOeiN ed on storage.
Consignments solicited, AMI Oui-lOnF sslcI at
tended on the most liberal terms.
sales without regard to weather.
Terms Cash
W. l.. WALL = CO.,
may q Auctloncers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
WENDELL PHILLIPS.

This w0ik Is already in the hands al the rtlateLs
and will he issued shortly. II will lie gotten ~ In
the RTsr STYLE Of American workmanship IRON
tinted naneT; hound in rich maroon Nellumi and
Illustrated with striking likeness of MT Phillips,
on steel by II. W. Smith. II will he In crown 9e-
tayO, Of AT least 500 pages. Price 81, sent hy
prpna ii to any part ui the nted states, on
rr"rInf ni the retail price. WIN he ready in June.
Promptly furnished by
q. W. LIGHT, Agent,
my lg-3tdk3tw L. fremont Street, Boston.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21

I OST. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
i 4 Lost on sunday, May sd, between Thirteenth
and Tenth streets, or on one OF those Streets he
tween y and ;, a small GOLDCHAIN with Nickel
Cent attached. The finder will receive the above
reward on leaving the chain aud cent At this ONCE
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21


MalindH aud cargo, Va.
81 hhls Apples bon IhPci
n boxes Pepper case BUlaEaNz
= raaes ArnuF on - cases tAtsup
n hSs OTAngss n Irnuns ~ PACKAGE Hl"Nrs
q Wood saws | box Stationery
D pkgs Wrapping Papr1 barrel Clothing
10 kits Mackcrel Css Cigars Snd TohA,.u
s WOOleR Shirta =" cases Pepper Tausc
., IS Boots and Nl,"rs NAsS BooEs
1 case BlAvkinr u gRscs Ink
6pSFefH IA'As case huslaId
cases PrAchtH barrels Tin Vs.,
9 HAtuhets pail Butter
3 cases lhlvktuA Ease bFEen CotH
AS hOXc heFur .. barrels FiSKIes
As cans Honey SyTNU ~ CAscB Condensed tdilk
10 boxes Horse RRhIsh bales Hay
? cases Green Peas bales ClothiE'
~ cases Preserves rAse I'm NHi'
1 rarr Plug Tobacco i,asos MAtcErs
| case RaisinB ---Ss '"1nha
| case clay Pipes cases soap
? boxes RAisins 20 barrels CAkAd
l case Figs Trunk
/, gNses Hats / case Dry Goods
j., Kegs Mails ease Playing Iafil
~ AsrS Picklea 6,Wu Cigars.
ALSO,
Al o O'Clock r. m At the Inht OF SlNth slTS.t
what on the Potom, C.'cr, Nv III sell the schooner
MAllmdh. AID T. LAMoS,
an, II I. :. Marshal, u, {.
ss~Ths above Sale - postponed until
YARD X. LAMoN,
Ar2s-s, U.s. Marshal, D, a
4 E Thr above sale IL further post pOn4d
until MONDAY, III" 18TH instant, same time az:
plA,r. WARD II. LAMON
may x. dd United NtNtes Marshal l.
T5-The above sale Is further pOsIp"nSd
until MONDAY, N" |5th instant, SANE nMr NJ"
place. WARD II. LAMON,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
CERTIFICATE.

NEW fORK, Feb. u, 1868.
From knowledge OF the Ingredients and their
proportions entering into the composition known
as " ROmAine's Crimean Bitters," we are enabled
to speak OF 1t in terms oi high commendation. Pc
ruyian Bark being one Of Its principal constitI-
ents, together with Hcrbs Roots, and Extracts
having decided medicinal properties, we have no
hesitation in recommending 1t to physicians and
the public generally, As an invigOrating Tonic, In
tended to stimulate the digestive organs.
From It's Alternative properties, It is ca cuAted to
prevent, by Its daily use In moderate quantities,
Constipation, Fever and Ague, mild forms Of Neu-
rAlgia and Rheumatism. II is an antidOte to the
eiieots produced by change of water and diet
correcting Diarrhwa, curing Dyspepsia Cole Sick
and Nervous Headache, Nausea, Sea sickness. 1t
is expressly adapted to females Of delicate uonsti
tutons, and the inhrmitles Of age.
This preparation iB composed exclusively of
vegetable materials, containing no metallic or
mineral substances whatever Its taste Is aro.
matte warming, and acceptable to the palate and
stomach. JAMES II. CmILTOE, NJ d.
JUIIUs q. PomLE, NJ. D.
Certificates from the Assistant Surgeon and one
of the attending Physicians Of the u. 5. Hospital
at Newark, N. j., RttestIng the benefits derived
from the use OF CrimeAn Bitters, may he seen At
the office Of the Depot.
W. Chiffon a co.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY GOODS.

ILL LAIN L OOOl)O.
MILITARY GOODS
WALL, STEPHENS h CO,
J22 PERRsYLyAEIA AVEHUE,
OneT the largest assortment in this city, embTAc-
ing all qualities used by officers In the Army and
Navy, such As
swords, SSshes, Belts, Sloulder-stFHps, Hate,
Cans, Pistols, kc., so, with n hne assortment OF
uniform clothing, with which we can furnish Ori.
Gers complete Uuthts in a few innmenis
WALL, STEPHENS n CO.,
333 PennsylVRnlA Avenue.
AprIO-tnf Intel, star, N Chrou.l
TINO THE OFFIC CERS OF TIE ARMY.
Just arrived, by direct importation per steamer
Fulton, from Europe, very fine and large assort-
mpnt Of Marine, Opera, Field Glasses, and Tele.
scopes, which will sell very little above the
cost in Paris. As TO the qualities, there are none
superlor to he had having been selected purposely
Tor thia market. Also, large and wel-asBOrted
stock Of Opera Glasses, Microscopes gold, silver
and steel SpeotacIcs and Eye Gasses suited to the
sIght by the use of an Optometer A considerable
number OF certificates to he seen At my otice from
gentlemen who have been suited Al my establish
meut,
I.I5 Pc,.nSyLydnia G0enWs, Lst,0,sH FOlsr-Gudd-
half and Sirth streets.
MY Establishment IL mp stRiTB.
G!assss fitted 10 S,st. The trade supplied.
OotIO-ly
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21

IN VIRTUE OF WRIT NO. |, I$SCEr
| Inu the Clerk 5 Once OF the District C0urt"r
tie United states In And Tor the District al Lulu.
tia Will sell nj public sale, for cash, 0u WFDNf
DAY the .sth day OF April, instant, lHp3, eIh.
menginE At IL o'rlOc, =. Ia, At the by GJuls
store formerly occupied hy John b. lla5t sltuSte
on PennHylyAniA avenue, between Ninth HHL Tent.
street Ia thc city "f Washington, In sail Ulstrt-l
thp IoiInwIng goods and thAitels ~ the s.hudDrt
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21

4 CARD. --DESlRARLE PROPERTY
Y Al PUBLIC AUCTlON-WT call attention.
IL the sHlr to.morTOw Thursday Rltoinurn. VI .
nat nj D., O'Clock, "n the lrrmis@s. 0i thAt rsii
NIlr Lot ~ the corner Oi Eighth Hnhf street, nc}t
'hr LrncIal Post Once Department Also, immr
Aistcy alter, two small hnd deslrHihe Briyk bwCl
ing Hnt-rs on Thirteenth street, between ami
A. All wnnh will he sold 10 the highest HI ii,
ma, ~ JAS &. Mcguire \ co, Auc's
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21

An RIcHARDB' MEETINa. The German
fisndS Of Messrs. Richards, EilwOod, and sohaum-
berger met last night in their hall on n'eyenth
street between y and G streets. Mr.. Niedfelds was
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21

BUTELER II W l. so y,
Il AUCTIoNEERS
OMITTED STATES MARSHALS SALE ht
PRIZE GOODS-In virtue Of two writs ot con.
dPmnAtIon issued from the clerks ontcs Of the Su'
preme Court for the District OF Columbia, holdinE
the district court Ol the United states for the sAld
District I will sell at the foot nI sixth stree
wharf on tho Potomac river, on SATURDAN the
I'D day Of May Instant, 1861, commencing Al 10
o'clock a. m, for rAsH, the cArVo OF ihe schn9hs'
a. Carson" consisting Of
new Wagons
new Buggy
100 hbls Apples
Large lot Cider and Whisky
Lot OF Tea
hbls CRtsup
Lot Candles
Large lot new Furniture, together with many
other articles of Merchandise.
Also, AT the same time the largo Of the schunR,r
"MAFy Ann
Lot oi large tanks containing GunpowdSr
lot CIDER
Lot Whisky
Together with many other articles Of merehnn.
disc. WARD II. LAMoN,
L. :. MARSHAL, d. 1.
BOTFLFR WILSON
nv Ig-tl AUptiOupPI-
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-21

T5-The above sale Is further posi- pHnod
unll MONDAY, the 25th instant, SANE hour an
place. WARD II. LAMON,
my lB-did Ilhrnnl L. 5. Marshal, D T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-17

- -! 6ed0s B7idyf oH.--tu.lS D X. M. &s.s ~ ..oses crrEscti.ix with the SUI IA N. T<nin from New York, and with the 9.4a A. II. ffo1n New Haven, and connecting at Waterbu rs n7th Train to and from Hartford.
 19. 20 '. II. Freight Train for Waterbury .s6vt T. Train from New YofR, afi,f tha e.e0 2. II; Train from New Haven, and Water. bnry with Train from Hartford.
 k.4B 1" Freight Train for Waterbury.
 aczse SourH .--Leaps Winsted. - 6.35 A. N. For Bridgeport New York and New Haven, connecting at Waterbury with train for Hart ford.
 I245 r. Y. For Bridgeport, New York and New Haven. connecting at Waterbury with train for Hartford.
 Lssss Waterbury tor As South. -5.S0 A. N. Freight Train for Bridgeport.
 e.15 For Bridgeport, New York and New Haven.
 8.25 4. Y. Freight Train for Bridgeport.
 s.32P. Y. For Bridgeport. New York and New Haven.
 E<ope Waferburv for fAe North 10 ID D. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-17

Be0Ue,.
 CLOTHS. Plum & Fg,scy
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-17

use any coffee for fifteen years. can use
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-17
Train for Winsted.
 7.04 '. II. For Winsted.
 The Stage from Norfolk connects with the G35 q. '. Train down from Winsted, and re- turns on the arrival of the 616 P. u Train

fEom Bridgeport.
 The woodbury Stage arrives to connect at &ssnaur with tho c. 3a A. II Irnin down from Winsted. and returns on the arrival of the l0.l6 4. '. Train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford, Otis, Cole. brook, Harrington. Litchtield and Bethlem, ar. rises to connect with the l2.45 P N. Train down from Winsted, and returns on the arri val of tho 10 l6 A. \. Train up from Bridge port.
 ,. The Stage for Harwinton leaves Litchhcld Station on the arrival of the 10 Is A. N. Train up from Bridgeport.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-17

DIR. SMITHS FEMALE REGULATOR, HAS suppsanted all other Female Medicines wherever it lasbeen introduced, and for the following reasons:
 lst. 1t is liquid and perfectly pleasant to fbe taste 1a, 1t ocs no injury to the most delicate constitutions. 3d. It is perfectly surc.-Sce Pamphlet.
 DR E. COOPER'S - UNIVERSAL MAGNETIC BALM Is the most Sovereign Remedy ever yet dscov-
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-17

Dr. H. D. ADAsis, 3m24 Miil niver. Berkshire O., Mass. 119T 1zOz. PETER LORiLI.AR
 l6 q 16 CHAMBERS ST Formerly 42 Chambers Street, New fork,) WOULD call the attention of Dealers to the articles of hts manufacture, viz:
 BROWN SNUFF. Macaboy. Demigros, Fine Rappcs, Pure Virginia, Coarse Rappce, Nncl,itochcs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-17
JHSSV"HtRO

OUoSi"CACS, We.uaanaono
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-17

Especial attention will be paid to the seIcc- tion of the most eiegantD RESS- ops. .and tho
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-17
p''.'" % .., n. ,h.y ne, c,,.,i.

l 1EN M
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-17
 YELLOW SNUFF. scotch. Honey Dew D.. tch, Hsnh ct C~r,kc1, Ero,, tSn~n., n D.

Hlgh T0dst ScOtch, Fr0s! Honey Dew Scotch. Irish High Toast, esh Scotch.
 ar Lundy Foot. DeD Attention is called to tke large reduction in prices cf Fine Cut CAeriag aud Smoking To- 6aecos, which UiH bs Josad ef Superior Qsog ity.
 TOBACCO. SMOKING. FIxs Cur CaEwlxo. SxoxIxo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-17

Mir. F. c. LlGHTE, the original founder of this well-known Establishment. Senior Part ner, and oaty Prac,icsl Piano Fosse Makev of the late firm of .s Lighte 6 Bradburys 'ehavinx re-
, 1863-01-08
FROM IND1ANAPOL1S.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnnc.]
- =. INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Z, 1863
The members of both the Union and Demo-
critic parties meet In caucus tonight, for the
nomination Of officers to be voted for ut the
Organization Of the Legislature tomorrow.
An effort Is being made to set Bright aside
with simple resolution Of endorsement aud
coincidence, and substitute Hon. D. Turpie in
his stead for the short term, with good pros
pect Of success. There is a report th.t the
caucus last night threw Bright overheard.
The Indiana State Board Of Agriculture are
in session in The Supreme, Court room. The
attendance is unusually large, and the pro-
cecdsngs ore Of unusual interest" Eight new
members hare been elected to fill the yncan-
cies occaeIoned BY the expiration Of the terms
of similar number. 49,.
The Indiana Pomo1ogicial Society is also in
session. The attendance is largc, and the
members arc enthusiastic. The exhibition Of
fruits, though not large, Is very superior. DR..
JOHN 4. Warder Of Ohio, J. D. G. Nelson Of
Alton, Lewis Jones Of Wayne, and Fletcher
and Beecher Of this city, are tho principal az
hibitors. I'D. Guilson Of Allen, is elected
President; Geo II Beecher Of Marion county,
Secretary; John G. Teas Of Rayssille, TFea
eurer. ~: .. .~'
Albert Langc, Auditor Of State, surrcnderi
bis Office to his successor, James Ristine, on
the 25th Of January. - - =:
Tho following designations hare been ten
| dcred and accepted: .
| Lieut.. Col. oliver; H.:.P. Baily, 7sd; Sur
gcons F. 8. White, S4th, and N. 4. Myers
.Soth; Anaon Hurd, 18th, and j. J. Avery, 10th
! Assistant Surgeons William Spencer, 18th
and &, B. Hartman, SS4th. ~. ....t-'.
, 1863-01-08

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.1
-. Dxsxo1xxs. Iowa. jan. 7. 1885,
The report which reached here from Vicks'
burg this afternoon that the 4th Iowa infantry
Ind lost 600 mon In killed, wounded and miss.
Ing, under Sherman, causes tho most painful
nnxicty, as the regiment WAS mainly made up
from this region, and the Colonel, James 4.
Williamson, wus from this city. There is
some error embraced In the dispatch, how
ever, for the 4th Iowa infantry did not num-.
bcr COO NIL told previous to the. battle, having
borne honorable parts in the battles Of Fort
Donelson, Fea Ridge, Corinth and 1uka. The
regiment had become thinned SO that 1t
could not haze mustered more than 500 effect
-. The Supreme Court is still In session, but
it will probably adjourn next week. One Of
the Judges, Wright, is President Of the State
Agricultural Society, which will hold its an
nual business meeting here at that time.
, 1863-01-08
Col. MulGgan Marches Reinforce
ments from Now Greek,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-The Wheeling (Va.)
J,.+Higtncer Of yesterday says Senor Carsaten,
who las arrived from New Creek, reports that
the rylc1s attacked our forces under Col.
Nnrlbur1, nj MoorflcId on Saturday. Fight
InE was going OIL during Saturday and Sunday.
During thc whole Of Baturlay, canuonading
wns distinctly heard Ut New Creek.
We llad a e1,nll force at New Creek. Wo
hid small force stationed at Petersburg,
north of Moor1c1d. THIS force was rent to
tic lattcr place, nnd the baggage train came
VIA the m0u1lain road, and rcached Now Creek
OIL Sunday.
On Saturday night, Col. Mulllgnn, ut t~thc
1cnd of 1,is brigade, left New Creek for Moor
Held, rcacA!ug there on 6unday evening.
1t Nns reported that tho Untnn forces had
driven the rube!s four miles, md wcrc still
pursuing.
The reiels aro commanded by Co1s. limbo
lctt and JcnklnA.
Gen. ,M,lroy IL 1T Winchester. ...
There was considerable excitement, at Now
Creek On sunlay night, ~ consequence Of re-
ports brought by thoxc In charge Of wagon
t.ains, TINT they had been pursued from Pc
tersburg ~ large body Of cayalry. The sol.
sllcrs nt New Creek sleI't on lheIr arms, and
eklrmishers were sent out: =
, 1863-01-08
Chicago Qril,n1re.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1868.


We have in full abstract three messages
Of State Governors, two OF them loyal, aud
with honorable pride setting forth, in fitting
terms, what their respective States Of Ohio
.,nd Pennsylvania have done, md will yet
do for the Union. In the other; the wealth
and power and patriotism Of the noble
Empire State are swung in the hands Of
tile Governor as bludgeon, threatening
the Government. New York is belied in
this message, which is stuffed with the pol
lutcd stock phrases Of tie bar-room politics
Of her Metropolis, and will be nowhere
more offensive than in the nostriis OF her
own freedom loving citizens. The misrep-
rcscutation of New York will not live on
the page Of history beside her glorious
record.
Our news from Nashville and the Muir
frccsboro battle is full and Of intense in
tcrcst. Rosecransi is pursuing Eragg'a
flying army, md our rear wns seven miles
below h1urf1cesboro. Our reporters ac-
enunt of the battle'is graphic and power
lul, and will be rad with intense interest
Our intelligence from Vicksburg is
still ncagre. Enough is told to declare
that Gen. Sherman had formed unexpected
difficulties and severe handling Of his
forces, with the contest still undecided. :