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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
Personal.

DR. Hc>!. LEE, an old aud respected elf.
zen Of Prinrc Georges county, Mi, died last week
REV. CHARLES BgEcuEI has resigned the
pastoral char = hi. chui Ii ~ Georgetown, Mas.
sachusrtts. .r
PRur. JuH> \. rui>,N, "f dartmouth Col.
icgc, died on board the steamship Alpha, while on
her way from IIslifsx 10 Boston,
BRIG. Gen. JANEs Bow EA sailed ON Saturday
for New urlc rus, fvm New York, on board the
stea~ship ColumJls.
i.JuR GENERAL DIX and stall, who have re-
V'n''y r'-'e tour ui the eastern cosst and In.
spec.ed the iortihrt'i"us, returned TO New York
on S,turdiy.
Coy. BE,MLErrE aud Hon. JAS. guthrie, Of
kentucky, It is said, are svout 10 make speeches
At Syracuse, n. V. in irIur vi the national cor .
sei,atNe ii ke:, c"mp"s"l NJ whiys aud Demo-
c.lts
MIR. FORREST was un Friday suddenly called
frhm NV York to repair to rhilsdeiphis, to see
his slater who was at the point OF death. We un.
derstaud that she breathcd her last before his a..
rival there.
OssIAN X. ROSE, a son of Congressman Rose,
Of Illinois, died hy his hand on the 18th, At the
University at Ann Aibor, where he was student.
lie had stood well iu his class and was esteemed
gcntlemanly young man Of honorable character.
There WAS ne apparent csnse for the state Of mind
which prompted tho sad act.
GEN. HIRAM WALBRIDGE has published a
strong and conclusive article, "dcnounoiug, In
every particular, the false sli ignant and unjusti.
liable assault upon his Character by the London
Times rs given In the telegraphic dispatches from
st Johgs, N. H." published by the Associated
Press.
Coll JOSEPH r. HAwLEr, Of the Connecticut
seventh, and well tno"n ss the quondam editor OF
the Hartford Prsss, 10 in town, fresh from Morris
Island, where he hss been act ng brissdier general
In the place of Gen. stevenson, who has been home
to BIs,on on furlough. Young Dahigren and
Col. Hawley give favorable repolss OF the COZ di.
tion of Anars in the fleet and army off Charleston
ADMIRAL LEsovsKI Is rather small In stature,
with a tough, why frame, past the middle age Of
life, with grey hair and noustache, and sharp, en-
rrestive dark eyes. Al a recent formal reception,
his Dress as well as that Of the rest OF his officers
consisted OF an oliye-colorsd maj. 81 coat with gold
trimmings, and n round white cap containing a
Russian insgIia on the front. Euch officer wore
a narrow puiguard, about fifteen inches long, en-.
led, at his side, and there was no visible diiter.
cnce between the Animal and the other sers In
point OF dress. 100
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
Grand Gala Day on the National Courss-
Dassing uished Visitors 70 be Present.

Tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon the race Tor
the 81 900 pur-e, Un the National Course, will
take place, in the presence of the largest as
semblage yet gathered upon this new racing
park, which has already leaped into popular
favor. Several Of the departments will be rep
resented OIL this occasion, aud there is general
anxiety to witness the contest between the IA
nous horses, Butler, Prince, aud Hartford
Belle. The weather is settled, and We are pretty
certain OF fair Afternoon. The track will bo
In good condition. mud splendid race may he
npLicira,cl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
Execution of DR., Wyiuhl.

F"RrRkss MONROE, Oct. .S.--The execution
Of DR.. d. W. Wright, Of Norfolk, for the nlur.
der "f Cniled States OH ser some time since,
TOOK place at III O'Clock this morning, at the
Fair Grounds, one mile from the city. There
were ivc regiments aud one battery of artillery
present. The condemned man was calm and
scltpossessed, and stated that he committed
the crime without premeditation.
The body Of an unknown man, apparently .
about w years Of age, washed ashore at old
Point beach this morning. He had evidently
been in the water about week.
The nited States steamer Massachusetts mr..
rived last evening from the fleet of Charleston,
hut bring no additional news.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
Accident on tho Orange and Alexandria
RstlroHd,

ram OF seventeen cattle cars, containing
about one hundred and twenty. y.siy condcmnI y
horses and guard Of one hundred and Iwan,v,
slx troopers, all belonging to GeneruI KIlpa,.
rick's Third cavalry division, started tr,'n,
Gainesville at eleven o'clock FRIDAY ni,',, a,'n
when fOur miles Oh the road 10 AlgAau,lTn s,,T
on curve, the train going al avery ra,Id raj"
several Of the track ties gave way, precipl,atim,
oight of the cars from the track and down /,
steep embaukmont. Twenty OF the guard were
ip)ured-four or five dangerously, but, strange
10 say, no one was killed. Many OF The horses
were killed Instantly, and others received such
injuries as 10 render the shooting of them
Necessary. Dr. Hackley, Surgeon In Chief OF
Ine rlith division OF cavalry; Drs. Cepehsrdt
anu hlhsslon, with a sufficient corps of as
slsIahn, were promptly ON the ground, render
ips Ill necessary assistance to the wounded,
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Second Edition
> Sosn eDI.ooxk. = -
THE UATION

II Lee Is uPon this side Of the Rope shapnock
with his lefs resting on Beverly Ford aad hIs
right extended ~ Stafford Court Aousc, ~ d
morning contemporary positively asserts, there
must be . battle Immediately. For II Leo
should march straight ahead he would soon
be between General Meade aud Washington.
1t is possible that he Intends 10 try FAUX
movement upon our left, us he did few days
ago upon our right wing. II he makes the at
tempt he will doubtless bu tvilcd hy General
Meade, as he was before. H.uIHr..l5 I'D
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
GKoyEn', THEArRE.-Latp peek Of The Flor,

GRovEn', THEArRE.-Laa mesk ef the Flor
"cs s-1h!s Is the last week, positively, Of the
Florences, the world.ienUw ned Irish BOY and
Yankee Girl. They will appear to.night In two
glorious entertain pcnts abouuding In niirth m,i.
sic, and dancing. Tonight viii be represented n
drsn,,iikstion OF Lovers great novel, "IIsndy
Andy" with Mr.. Florence Ms tho Irish Lad, faith.
iul aud devoted, but whose ignorance and contin.
ual tI lug to serve his master to the letter con.
stituie n series OF tho most laushsbi bulls and a
ne, cg- ding string OF the most ridiculous biuners
The performance will conclude with U. W. Tay.
ioI's admirable comedietta Of "a Lesson for Hus
bands" Mrs. Florence appearing In ak different
rhsrbrt,r, sboundipg In new songs, dances, SO.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

THE d eox< lpen1 AssAyS N ssAsing
afndsvit Ppesrs 70 b. satirs1 sc,cfusivs ia -
\; s.s III Pr. e. :r:,s :, X.:,c:s,, Y; D:ssS
in y LETT = I'd .at tsaD3 ~ f..ssr, Xl
" bsds. g sfsSS,s;; Sss,S y, r. = 80 r.; /, J.
Aps1Iad 6efore' me, Cladlus O. Dul1kA and 2sde
iQlems oath on the holy evaDgels Of Almighty
hat he was In the employment Of the Allotts,
Interpreter and foreman, At ,he time Of the at
witSs:: 70 so,ssaS m ssst S s,sn.pirsd %
and the woman who attempted the larceny he 70
collects perfectly, and can describe the wensa.
She was dark skinned, black eyes, and dark hsif,
sssSss N sss sEEsssssss Y = ~
Allott two or th.se k.ys st,s. ths e.ir and N had
Of the woman. S1d that he . sure \ was not
Dixon, Tor he, the witness, had lived In w.rrenton
Major Dixon. ard knew her and other mem.
beis. q the family. kaew Major DIXON by
reput alton there, Aad kaew him personally here,
he has 10 ed as barber for him siAce he has been
IN ithe .city, ssi II the "A - Of Dxon had been
curreA b these facts and he would haye Inquired n
Asy % tbs MsAs's family wan duplicated In ths
lnRtter. He further sweaes that hs hes been con.
fronts1 with Misc Susan w Dsnou, sad says gpsi.
At the time Of the attempted larceny, - THE YOUNG
lady has light hair, blue eyes and fair akin; the
woman with McGili had dark hair, dark skin and
black syss. NcGiii further stated the woman who
stteopted the larceny lived ps:, ihe s'ofs, AND on
Christnae, IN February Or March, and wac pleas
the morning. All Of which 10 true, % help me
God =, Sstsnsa, q, -. ~ ,p;, PT.5S5 s,S q, ,
Of October, 1898. n .I-.'H -iT.G CLAYTVs.
..arr. 10 l-.nE .H H.. Justice Of the Peace.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
charleston and Rte Inn ond Item.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 25.-saturday's
Richmond Di2mtch, received to-day, contains
the following:
CHARLESTON, Oct. 23.-No new movement
yet. The Yankees are reported as riveting,
smoothing, aud putting the finishing stroke.
to Gregg and Wagner, and other batteries at
Cummings Point. The fleet remains quiet.
Stormy times are expected soon.
The rumber Of Yankee prisoners held In
Rirhlnond prisons last night was twelve thou.
sand. Gen. 1mboden, on the 18th, attacked
the garrison at Charlestown, In the Shenan doah
Valley, capturing 435 prisoners, with their
arms, etc. This is signed by Gen. Robert E..
Lee.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CRIMINAL LCouRT -J,adgc Fisher. Annie Cav
noe and Annie NJ. Branson were arraigned on the
charge OF grand larceny, and plead guilty. sen.
tenced to tuffer imprisonment In Albany Peniten.
tiary Tor the term Of three years.
Hamilton Anderson, arrsisned and plead guilty
OF grand LARCENY. Sentenced to one years impris.
onment In Albany Penitentiary.
VIM. Cole, charged with grand larceny, found
guilty and nended TO the mercy OF the court.
Israel Dorsey and Henry Williams, indicted on a
charge OF assault and battery with intent to kill
plead guilty Of the assault and battery without
the intent 10 kill Each sentenced to be imprisoned
In the common jail for ten days. e..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
REBEb: OPINION OF THt: DEAIOC.
NACN. .'- .".

The Rich'nond Enquirer Of Saturday has a
leading article denouuciug the Democratic
party Of the North. 1t declares that the smash.
up OF Vallandlghsm aud Woodward was just
what they expected. They have no faith
in the Democracy any how. Their copper
hcadism aud their golden circle signs are
only put forth for the sake Of getting into
p"wer again, and once in power, tho E"quirt,
says, the peace democrats would become war
democrats, aud by all rItaps IL wants nothing
TO do with them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
wsshingten aad New York stcek Mar-
ksts To-Da..
THE PREslDHNT's ANSWER TO THE
MISSOURI DELEGATION.

On the FIRST page Of our paper 10 day will he
found the reply of the President to the demands
of the Missouri delegation, who visited our
city recently to lay their grievances before him,
aud, also, copy Of his instructions 10 Gen.
schoncld, in command OF that military depart.
mont,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
4 SCHOONER CHASED ny \ st>pI-
CINUS NkSSEI..

CIOUs VESSEL.
PORTLAND, Oct :5.-Ihc schooner MARY Liz.
"ic rcpor's that IN Saturday morning at sun.
rise, about hundred miles east Of Portland,
she sa" large barrue rigged vessel, Of about
600 i9he, five or six miles astern, apparently
light, with painted ports. No coIors were ay.
Ing. The ship could not catch the schooner.
twenty men. which chased the schooner au
hour, when the wind brcczed up and the schocn.
or sailed away.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
a Contradiction.

l>re.iai dispatch to The y. \. Tribunc,l
WA5uISGToS. Friday, Oct. 93.-The state.
nlrnt in this mornings Chronicle that Gen.
Meade told the President, at their interview
YESTERDAY, that he could not advance for three
weeks, as tho repair OF tho Orange and Alex
andria railtvad would require that mucli time,
is asccrtaiued to be entirely without foupda-
iiun.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
THE MEXICAN BLOCKADE.

The French blockade Of the Mexican ports,
dating from September 9th, LOOKS very much
like "paper blockade" thus far. 1T remains
10 be seen how far the foreign criticisms upon
our own blockade OF the rebel ports will he ap-
piled to the French In the present case.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

CENTRAL GuARD HoUsE.--The following arc
the commitments made today G. II. McCay, L. j.
Long and d. J. Ward, rebel deserters, Transferred
to the Old Capitol Mike Kennedy, theft, held Tor
further examination. ..
Jas. Huston and VIM. Ausm an, supposed deser.
ters, held for further Examination.
Business has been very dull at the Central for
the past few days, IS our report will show.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
No Draft In OhIa

CiHciANATi, Oct. 2j.-Govcrnor Tod an.
'iOunccs that there VIII be no draft OIL Wudnes
day, Ms the quota will be lilled by volunteers.
Gen. Rosecrans will arrive here tomorrow
public reception will begi,cn 10 him.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
The Quota OF Illinois.

81. Lots, Oct. a5.-Goyeruor Yatcs, of lii,
nui-, has issued proclamation for volunteer.
under the Presidents last call for 800 900 mt n,
The weather continues quite cold. The snow
oi Thursday lasl has not yet disappeared.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

PHisosERs.-Neut. Abrams brought up from
Kanawhs, on Wednesday evening about twenty
rebel prisoners, who were committed 10 the
Atheneum. Among the number 10 brother
to the rebol Col. Furgeson, who Ia held as a
hostage for Union citizen recently taken
away by Furgeson. Wh"'hw MnHgsne~.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
[Communicated.l
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION CURABLB DIUsAsE.
CARD.
A CARD.
To tvsSUMPTIvLs.

The under-isned hs, ing been restored to health
In lew weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having sshered ,eral years with . severe Iunr
affection, aud that dread disease, Consumption-s
anxious to make known to his fellow.sutferers the
means OF cure. ..". ..r ..-.
10 all who desire 1t, he will send q copy Of tho
prescription used, iree Of charge) with the direc.
tions for preparing and using the same which thew
Will IND sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRos,HiTH, CouoHs, COLDS 8c. The only object
of the advertiser In sending the Prescription il to
benefit tn" afflicted, and spread information which
he conceircs to be Invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, aud may prove blessing.
farhes wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
sea5-'l&wsm WILLIAMSBURG, Kings Co., NY.
A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility,
lnoompetency, Premature Decay and youthful
Error, aotuated by desire to leneft others, will
he happy to furnish to all who need It tree Of
chsrge) the recipe and directions for making this
simple Remedy used in his case. Those wishing
TO profit BY his experiencs--and possess q yaluAbls
Remedy-will receive the same, BY return msil,
carefully sealed) by addressing
JOHN D, OGDEN,
Auli-dSwsm No. 80 Nassau st., N. York.
s.-.T.-ls6O--X.- PLAHTATIu
BITTERs.
They purify, Strengthen and invisorate.
They are an antidote to change Of water and ,liut
They overcome etfscts OF dissipation aud Isto
hours,
mind.
They prevent niasnatio and Intermittent feycr..
They purify the breath and acidity OF the ston,.
They cure Dyspepsia aud Consultation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Mor,,us
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
They are the best Btters In the world. Thoy ym,ke
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nsturs,S
great rest0rer They are composed oil the eelc.
brated Ca!isaya BARR, CAscarilla Bark, Dsndeiion,
chsmomils Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter
green, Anise, Cloyer-buds, Orange Peel, snake
root, Caraway, Coriander, Burdock, s-T.-Iss0-
The i9llowins is a sample OF the testimony daily
soLDIERs' HOME ESuPERINrEsDEsT'sO OrFIcE,,
csoEsAr! O., ian. 70, isss.
lhave given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds
OF our noble soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from various causes, and the effect 10 most
marvellous and gratifying.
Such preparation as this 10 heartily wish I'm
avery family, In every hospital, and at hand on
every battlefield q. W. d. ANDREWS,
ly%iy superintendent
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

TRoors lNDEn FIRE AND VALLASDIaaAM.-
The Sixth Ohio cavalry voted unanimously fol
brough, and this in the face of the enemy un
der Gcn. Lee. They stuck up u placard on d
tree to the following effect, leaving 1t for the
information Of the rebels who were following
'hcIn' The sixth Ohio cavalry vote fol
BrOugl; nary vote for Nnllandlgham.n
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

A HARD CAsE.--A poor lrishwoman called
at this office to-day aud represents that her boy,
Cornelius G,rvsn, OF Troy, New York, an only
sun, Is in.anej thst he was In sn insane asylum
frou, whence he was returned to the county poor
house, and wss sole b. his keeper to somebody in
New York city for q substitute, She says that he
has been brought to Alexandria, and she hopes
his commanders may keep him back until lie IL
rs.torcd to his mother,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

IMPORTANT CArrrRE.-The blockade runner
Levialhsn, a new screw steamer, y fast craft,
well supplied with coal and provisions, has
been captured by the United States gunboat De
k,in
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

Reports from North Carolina affirm ,hu,
Governor EHpce has been Induced To snrnort
,hs Dsyis pespo.isin by hriCe In the form Of
Sacy. '"'''"e
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
General Mcpherson at Canton,
Mississippi.
He Captures Two Hundred Prisoner

MEMPHIS Oct. 2..-Gcn. McPherson, on the
Mississippi. After short fight the enemy re-
treated, leaving two hundred prisoners In our
hands. Mcrherson occupies Canton.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

p.u,o,,.-aRRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
r..,,,-Th. advertisements on our hfst psse
sr, iassrsex BY authority Of the railroad companies
ssver.II, named, are ofncially corrected when
shsurss are made, hence can b relied upon ~ cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Arrival of General Grant.
II r. b L. 1. NOV Il NJ r. = rs
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CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 2I.-Gen. Grant arrived
here yesterday. TAI
Descrters report Breckinridge and Hind.
mans corps as Withdrawing.
Tho rebele are moving in large bodies 10 our
left to-day. The object Is not known.
The river is high, and rising. The weather
is cold and the roads bad. All is'quiet.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
The Russian Ma, al Oflicsr,.

BUFFALO, October aj.-Thc Russian naval
officers leave here On Monday al noon, by thu
Erie rall" for Ne" York, stopping v> CT pirht
al Elmirl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

DIsLoYALrr.-Edward Montgomery, acitIzen
Of Western Virginia, and RoshAr Marcy, OF AleA.
dria, were 70 day committed to the Old q C,pito by
Captain rsdd, on the charge Of disioyaliy and
abusing loyal citizens. a'' 'i Hl P.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

A DisoRDEHLY AFrAIR.--Mans Bransell, a
desperate, who lives In Pear Tree alley, was So.
,ereI, beaten last night, about O'Clock, By party
Of soldiers, to whom he gave some insoience. His
eyes were much blackensd, and his face considera.
bly, bruised. Tho parties were all arrested BY oi.
eers Vernon and James. Of the Tenth precinct, for
disorderly conduct. They were taken before jus.
ticG Dosveli but the case was deferred for want OF
suihcient evidence,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

PHIsossRs OF WAR TO NJ szsr FOR Ex.
,mASoE.-Eivs hundred and thirty prisoners ofwsr
who have been held In the Old Capitol for some
time psst, will be sent down Tomorrow morning
to Point Lookout, for exchange.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

A ADIsLoYAL CIrizEN.-Mr. Yates, oflhis city,
was arrested to-dsy on the charge OF disioynity.
lie was dismissed BY Capt. Todd upon taking the
oath Of allegiance. -.f,..I II .
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

seyrn citizens of Newton, Mass., hayr bcCn
bitten by mad dog which wa. "n ,aid U
That section.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

HoIior.-subscribers failing 10 receive the
RrruBLIc An reg~iary will please notify this Office.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

DassRsERs sssr OSp.--About 90 deserters
sent this morning under guard to their differ.
ent regiments, and l75 more will be sent away to.
morrow morning,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
NOTICE,

THIS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED ~ CAN
atras TO suBsCRIBERs " THIS CITY AND
In GEORGETOWN AT rHIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

TIE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTE.--Th'
Quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
SOuthwest. Two through trains daily, and one 0,
sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates 10
For tickets and further Aton apply st the OF
noe of tho "Great Pennsylvania Route" +" northeast
eorner Psnnsylvania avenue and sixth street, un.
der National Hotel. Office open from .. y. to
=. o. NORTON,
aans n -. Aaont
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

DIsgaAcEsUL SPECTACLE N CoUgT-FEAR
FUL DsrnAvITy.--This morning, Aunie CsynOt
and Annie Bronson were indicted on the charge o
stealing mems wearing apparel from wsidhcinel
\ Grossmeyer, and when arraisned they plead
guilty. His Honor, Judge Fisher propounacd thu
following questisnsi 9. +. r0..T
Annie cavnoe-f came from Dublin when WA
two YEAR. oid, and have been livins'n Washing
'on, 'on cysr @ sine 40. A,,,.,
( iwss born snd raised Ia Washington.
U. How old ale you, Ann Carncei
4: Going N twenty. ...., ..s
4. win be nine,esn years old nes, New ,esr''
q, You, both Of you, then acknowledge yor
stole these gods
q DO you know tho consequences Of maxim,
this Sssn0w;ledsment' st .;ism nG.r...
q DO you know it is a pen,,en'ia,y offence.
q. What could hsveipduced ,ou 10 have ,,oler
Annie Branson, Because view anted 10 dress NJ
in them, and thought We would do II just because
q. What have you bccn following for iiveIi
hood
A. Sir.
The Court, seeming e, an!isipate an sns%, no
Anne Bronson, with = bold and defiant air D
We hsvc been lsying on our backs, thinking o
Soium and GomorIsh. ls
The Marshal aLd others Hush.
Anne Bronson.-Well, he asked us what VIC di,
for living and, of course, we had to tell him th'
truth.
Tue tourt-The sentence Of the Court is tina
each OF W suffer imprisonment and labor IN th'
Albany rounty penitentiary for the period Of the'
) ears IRON and alter the rising OF the Court.
The prisoners, on receiving the sentence. tuine'
toward each other, gave y boisterous laugh, AM
then eat down, displaying the utnosfindihersne'
In regsr 10 their fate. Upon leaving the Court
room one OF the women assaiicd Judge Fisher witt
an opprobious epithet. H ... pI go.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

FIGHTING IN THE STREIT.-Patrick Carnay,
an Irish laborsr, whilst sitting in the Capitol
grounds, saw Ills child walking with a relAtivs
named Lawrence Dlgnau. lie went to him and
asked him to give the child to him. Dignan re.
fused, because the father wns intoxicated and
would have msitrested the child. Carnay there
upon pitched Into Dignan and severely beat Him
lie was arrested by Officer Wallingsford, OF the
Eighth precinct, and nned s9.sI by Justice rsrsu.
son.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
aug Q

~ The CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE o.
An lhyALID. Published for the benefit, and as a
warning and A CAUTION TO Youko NAN who suiie'
hood, cto,, vnppiyIns ~ the ssme time THE MEAN.
OF sELr gulE.r ane who has cured himself AZ
ter being put tsSp6st expense anil injury through
medical humbuS and Quackery,
By enclosing 4 postpaid addressed ehVslops,
single copies may u had OF the anthOr.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esl,
mi 2e-iy Bedford, Kings County, \. \.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PUBLIC SCpOoLs.-Thcre are a lew vacant
seats IN the MSie and Female Grammar schools,
First District, (Flrst and Second waTs Of the city
Tickets Of admission can be obtained by an carly
application to either Of tho undersigned.
Hl 70. J. q. WILSON,
Sss New York av., bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
II. I. MORSELL,
sae D street, opposite City Hall.
se2s-H Sub-Board Trustees First District.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, UHIs-
Any AND SEAyAL sysrEm.-New and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD AsSO.
CIATIoN-sent Ia sealed letter envelopes, Tree oi
hsrge. Address, .
- DIX. J. skILLIN HOUGhTON,
Howard Association, PhilAdelphia, Ps.
au21-smukw -.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

\ MAS GARRoTED.-Williain Wilson was
knocked down last saturday night about O'Clock,
BY three soldiers, In the vicinity Of First street
west sni street north, and robbed OF siIs, and
stripped Of his clothing. He says he came from
Boston, and arrived In the city in the evening
train, when he went to . restaurant near the
Depot for the purpose OF procuring supper. When
he left. tn, Sc sodier', who were in the eating sa
loon, followed him out aud garroted him. Part oI
the money he had borrowed from friend in Bos-
ton.