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Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
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Persons OF sedentary habits troubled with weak.
ness, lassitude, pslpitaton OF the heart, lack of
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, consii.
patton, &C, deserve to suffer II they will not try
them.
They arc recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and are warranted to produce an Ia.
mediate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable; perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoricE.-Any person pretending to sell Plarta-
tion Bittefs In bulk or by the gallon is swindler
and imposter. We only put 1t up IN our log cabin
bottles. Beware Of bottles reiilled with imitation
deieerious stun, for which several persons arc al.
ready in prison. Sec that every bottle has our
United states Stamp over the cork, and signature
on steel plate side labels.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habit.
able globe. r. II. DRAKE X Co,
oeS-eo2't 2o2 Broadway, N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
lThe Escape OF Morgan.

New YORK, Dec. 2.--Thc Toronto Leader,
of Tuesday, says that the report that Morgan,
tho escaped rebel officer, had arrived there Is a
canard. r
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2.-The report that John
Morgan Is In Canada is not credited here. 1t
is believed that he went TO the Ohio river and
crossed into Virginia.
TORONTO, Dec. 2.-The report that Morgan
had reached Toronto is very doubtful. III in
Canada, he is keeping very dark, but the report
Is not generally believed. It is reported that he
has reached Windsor, opposite Detroit.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

IISDIsG5 Or CUChTMARrIAL. Before a
General Cour'.Msttial, Of which Col. Roy Stone,
18Th Pennsy anna volunteers Is President con.
yeued at Washington, d L , by virtue OF Special
Orders, No. 2is, ui October Is, 1853, from Head
quarters Military District, the following men were
Arraigned and tried
Prvste TIM h. tSmpmAn, 10Th Pa. Reserves,
chstg"d with murder, IN shooting prisoner Of
state named Jnp Hardcastis, who was confined III
Carroll Prison, where CAMP-MAP was = sentry
After mature deliherstiou the Cpust found the
Prisoner "Not Guilty" as the Court found that
the accused acted in accordance with his orders
and In discharge OF his duty, and therefore did
scquit him.
Private Tours Jean Mauc, l1sth y. \. vols
charged with desertion, not guilty,
Private a. SImonton, ID Maze, cave sam, charge
guilty.
Privatcs Joseph Miller, ThOs Muller, Eiw. W
Case J. r, Norton, Jas Carr, stacy Ftcock, NJ
Flanagan, ID Z. s cav, charged with robbery.
These men, 1t will he remembered, are the ones
who were arrested for robbing the store Of Dennis
Hsnlon, grocer at the corner Of Fourth ana A
street north, Of goods and money. Amer deibera.
tiOn the Court found all OF the ahOvC-nAmed men
mot guilty"
These decisions have, with the exception OF S.-
mon'on, hicn approved by General MAItindae,
thfough Capt. lhcO. McGowan, A. A,G
The men ntc all ordered to be released from con-
hnemeh' and sent to their regiment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
A POEM ON THE WAR,

Park Benjamin, the distinguished poet and
lecturer, will deliver poem on the war at Odd
Fellows Hall, to morrow (Friday) evening.
This will inaugurate the winter course of lee.
lures before the Washington Literary and Ora
matte ASso,iltion
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
Second Second Edition on
rOUR O'CLOCK. p. n.
| IRA
EDITORIAL DISPATCHES
SEVERE COMnENTs UPON GEsERAL
MEADE nv THE NEW YORK PRENs
They do Not Understaud Meade, Plep,.

Especial TO the National Republican,
PAiL,pELrnrA, Dec. 3, 1858.
National Republican!
The comments Of the New York press to. day
npnn the falling back Of Meade are severe.
The military editors of Gotham don't know tn Q
difference between a reconnaissance In force
and determination IN attack and scatter the
enemy into re enforcing parties for Bragg aud
Beaurcgard. Meade docs not mean to let
Lee escape him in that way; besides, Meade has
a iondness for brandy Station.
S. r. II.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

W S.-T.-lsoO-x.-DrRk Plantation
BIrTERs.
They purity, strengthen and inyigor.to
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antldotc 10 change of water aud diet
ihCy overcome elects oi dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and ,nliven the
They prevent miasmstic and intermittent feyer,
ach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Ihey cure Di4rrhea, Cholera and Cholera MNtbus
ache. '','
They are the best Bitters in the word. They make
Ihe weak man strong, and are exhausted astuTc's
S,.ted csii.rTs h2, ssps 81 psaSeae i Is'e
green, Anise, Ciover-buds, Orange Feei, snake.
foot, osfaway' Cori"nier, Rurdock, s.-T.-isso-
The following is sample OF the testimony dali,
SOLDIER HomE svrEar.TEHpEsr'sO Orrlu,j
c,sc'HsAT,. o., Jan. i6, 1859.
have given your Plantation Bitters to hunire.,,
o. our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from various causes and the effect is moa,
marvellous and gratifying.
such Preparation as this Is heartily wish IN
sysy bs b n every AG;pW,r " and %s6an At h:sa or
jyat-ly Superintendent
FOR general debil.t, ssd exhaustion OF the bow
ers of nature whether ocoasoned by sickness, fast
living, eonst'utionsl decay, old age or any other
physical or mental cause, the one thing ncediui
end Indispensable is AoSTE TIERS CfLEBRA.
TED STOMACH BlTTERS When the fire Of iiie
seems to be absolutely dying out In the system.
and the mind, sympathiLing with the ho ", is ne,
duced almost to state OF imbecility, this mighty
restorative seems ns 1t were, to Hit the sufferer
out OF the Slough OF DespOnd, and recruit anu re-
'Itisotate TN the frame and tue Intellect. An
old farmer, In the Valley OF the Monongshela,
writes thus TO Dr. Hostetter! q" | can compare the
f 1pefa"n e,s, Si your Bi,es upon NE to nothing but
OF the year. The rain falling on the meadows starts
,he second crop oi grass, ana your wholesome med
lcine seems 10 have started y 30 ond crop of life
anu spirits In me-" And this 10 trdly the effect
ms grateful and powerful preparation. Ladies' of
weak constitution, or whose strength has been i'm
and delightful TOME and II Ia administered with
great success In maIasmus or wasting OF the flesh,
10 young children. la fact, Il is much saler and
sufer cordial for the nursery than any thiAg ayer
ised specially ior that purpose. noli-eost
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

With his autograph, and also paper, with sig
nature appended, writted by John Quincy
Adams, at his desk In the U. 8. House Of Rep
resentatives, q few moments before the fatal
stroke Of paralysis; together with some rare,
ancient missals, probably the most valuable in
this country. tE "a.
Mr.. sumner has also contributed one of the
most besntibul articles Of the exhibition, a
desert service Of gold, inlain with turquoise !;
formerly the property Of the unfortunate Count
Bathyani; of Hungary.-Bo Transcript.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

TIE SANITARY FAIR.-IIon. Charles Sumner
has most kindly loaned for exhibition at the
Sanity Fair, that valuable literary curiosity, an
Album Amicorum, kept at Geneva, by Camil-
lus Cordoya, Neapolitan nobleman, during
the first half Of the seventeenth century. II
contains what Is thought by many to be the
most precious exihting autograph Of John Mil
ton, bearing date June 10th, 1880.
Mr.. Sumner has also loaned manuscript
with letters OF Edmund Burke; the manuscript
score Of the first and last compositions Bellni,
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
Another National BANK.

BosIoS, Dec. 2.-The managers OF he Safe
ty Bank Of this city have forwarded TO Wash
ington the necessary papers, and will soon he
come national bank, under the law of the
last session of Congress-
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
THE FREEDMEN,

A. We 90 to press this afternoon the boom.
lng OF cannon Is heard from Arlington Heights,
where the dedicatory exercises of the Freed
mems village are going on upon Gen. Robert
Z. Lees farm.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

Es-The Festival at John Wesley Chure H.
By request Of many ftieuds, the Festival above
named viii continue several evenings longer. As
1t is our indispensable duty, our labors should be
church. deaf.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
FROM NEW ORLEARs.

Pusbis Recaptursd by the Mexicans.
New YoRK, Dec. 8.-The steamer Parkers-
burg has arrived, from New Orleans on the Esd
ultimo. The Era has report from Vera Cruz,
by the arrival of schooner from that place, of
tho recapture of Puebla by the Mexicans.
There Is no other news.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

LOris NAPOLEON AGAIN SNuBBEp.--One Of
the principal propositions in the French Em-
pcrOr's late speech wao the assembling of a
European Congress, TO settle the Polish and
other difficulties; GortschakoH Informs the
French Ambassador that iusgia will partici-
pate in the Congress, but not until after h,
pdcifcaton Of Iol nd
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

tOMMITTAL OF THE CREW AND PAssENGERs
o. InE CAPTURED VESSEL EL-Wm. II. Thompson,
Ino. W. Kinmsn, Gloster Bull, Jno Smith, Patrick
Murphy, Edward Gallagher, crew, aud II. N.
R,nncy, A. barry, e. w. Boyer, L. NJ. Ennery, W:
4. Clark, Charles Gahghasser, and Jonn Mssher,
passengers on board OF the schooner =. N johnson,
captured at Alexandria yesterday, were last night
sent to the Old Capitol 10y Provost Marshal Todd
TO await the action OF the Fr re Commissioner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
Response to tho Presidents
Call for Troops.
Great War Meeting In New York.

t'petiai to the National Republican, by the Inds.
pendent Line
New York, Dec. "a great mass war
meeting will be held this evening at Cooper
Institute, to respond to the Presidents call for
volunteers and promote enllstments. The call
for the meeting Is signed by men Of all political
parties. A number of eloquent speakers will
be present, and Gen. Dix will preside.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
Railroad Accident,

BosroN, Dec. 2.-Thc evening express train
on the Northern railroad met with an accident
last night near Canaan, N. II. Two cars were
thrown oil the track and seventeen persons
more or lees injured-none fatally.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

RAuRoADe. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IsAtns.-The advertisements on eur ars, page
sre inserted by authority ofthe railroad companies
sevefslly named, are ofncislly corrected whcr
changes re msie. hence can he relied upon ~ cor
ieet
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

A LOVER OF APpLEs.-John Stump alias
Williams was arrested this morning, by offcer
Taylor, of the sixth PreciUct, upon the charge oi
stealing thr'e barrels Of appIns iron j. L. Delacour
n Co.'S suffers store, on Ninth street, He lisa boy
about u years Of age lie wSs committed 10 Jsfl
for court, by Justice Thompson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
SnpNy nj KO.t0n.

BosTos, Dec. A light snow storm, with
indications of turning TO rain, is prevailing
here. The atmosphere 10 mild-wind south
west.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
Death Of Mira, Pierce,

D,sTos, Dec. Mrs. Jane NJ. Pierce, wife
Of ex-President Franklin Pierce, died this
morning at AndOvcr, Mass. She has been In
feeble health for several yeas.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

10 Al, sITIsERs. We call the attention OF
rusiness men 70 the classification Of our advertise.
mcn's. wein,erd to keep business ere 70 this
matter for the benefit OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

RUSSIAN OFFICERS ARRIvED.-A number of
officers from the vessels Of the Russian fleet now
lying above Alexandria were in town this morn.
ing, and visited the various Departments and Mill.
tary Headquarters.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

Tue ELEVENTH. CoErs.~-TlN corps has re
gained at Chattanooga the reputation which It
lost at Chancellorsvillc, aud reganed 1t under
the same General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
Washington and New York stock Mar
kets To-day.

~ We are requested TO announce that from
this date until the meeting of Congress ths
President will be unable to receive visitors, his
time being fully occupied by public business.
NOVEMBER is, 1868.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR ALEXASDRIA,-
\ wood train was thrown from the track last
evening near Cameron Run caused by some wood
ialling IRON the cars. colored man WAS killed
by the accident.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

CISLIsATTI, Dec. The Noble county con. pir.
ators who have been on trial In the United STATES
Diatiic' Court In this city Tor treason a-d con.
guilty,
The number OF men mustered into service IN this
state now averages 400 per week.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
Fsiiow-Pr,.on.rs OF Morgan.

TORONTO, Dec. l.-Four or five of Morgan's
fellow prisoners are reported to have arrived
tonight on the western train.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

SPoRTISG FGAY.-Jno. Moccabee was ar.
rested l'tt night about 10 o'coc., by officer Weed.
| en- OF the tenth precinct, for sh. oting Thomas
Hoi'imore with intent to k,ll. They were in q
| tavern on FouI-snd-a-half street, between and D
! streets south, and proposed to play a game OF
basatelle. Whilst playing, Moecsbee missed his
pipe and said he could whip any man who stole
| the ripe, Moltimore wished to know II It was
meant that the pipe was stolen by him. Moccsbee
re. lied that he intcnded no such insinuation and
A. the same time reiterated in n bullying manntr
that he could whip any person in the room.
scuiile thefcupOR cnsued. The prrtirs, how
ever, were separated and prevented frnm fighting
MoliimoFe then went out of the shop and was pur-
sued hy Moecavec who nres x i'm az soon a. they
were on the street. Thsy mis,ed pIoltimorc
and Paased through the I'd tbons OF D o'Hrien,
the proprietor Of the tavern. Mocesbce then ran
and was pursued hy OBricn, and Moi'imnre whs
intended 10 arrest lin and take him to the station
house.
As soon A. they overlook hum aud attempted To
make the arrest Moccabce hrei again. The ball
passed through the shoulder OF MoltimUTe. conlIng
out at the back. -Four Of hve shots were fred
during the disturbance, hut all missed excepting
this !ass 'nIoccabcc was held to bail In the sum
nj $500 ioI his appearance at the nost term o the
Criminal Court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

CAPT. EDWARD DgKss's fcucing academy,
with all kind. oi arms, the best and most useful
gun and stick exercises will he opened also In the
night time from ! 1, Till 10 O'Clock
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
81 Tn. once Of the National Repubii-
ssn 10 at 01l Ninth street, betwss~ psr~-
sytvsnss avenue snd street.
a0TICH.

Tbs rAFER Is NOW FURNISHED Bv CAR
pIrRs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY Ann
IN George own AT THIRTY CENTS rEE
MONTH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

60 Public cSchOOls.-There arc n fe " VA
cant seats In the Male and Fema ramn,ar Schouj.
r1rst District, firAt and Second wards Of the ctyj
Tickets of admission can 10 obtained hy an enSlv
application to either OF the undersigned.
J. o. WILSON,
S's new iofk av, bet. 18th and I3ilssis.
II. T. MORsELI,
$50 street, opposite City Hall
sc'J-tt Sub-Bosrd Trustees First District
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
Hussian Fleet.

WAsniNGToN, Dec. "A dispatch from Alex
andria says that four vessels of the Russian
heet arrived and anchored of there this after
noon. The usual salutes were exchanged
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

PRISONERS OF WAR.-Daniel Fill, 57th N.
C., and Wiley bIesdows, 9Th N. c. infantry were
this morning sent to this city as prisoners Of war
Provost Marshal Todd committed them to the Old
Capitol.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
Death of a q, \. M,,,h,i

New llAvEs, Dee. l.-Mr. David II. Carr,
the U. 5. Marshal for the district OF Connect.
cut, died suddenly at his residence in this city
49, evening.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

FAST DRIvING.-W. N. Mullen was thi
morning arrested for furious driving on the street
He WAS sent to the Central Guardhouse.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

HLIII'" IISi "h 10 SuLpIEKr. Lawrence
hossri'"r nnl hrz ,atho'r. D.' cn, were this
morning inei the sum of twenty dnlInrs each by
Justice Ferguson, Tor selling liquor to soldiers
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

MONTHLY REPoRr FROM SOLDIERS REs1.-
The number Of sodiers who arrived at the soldiers
retreat during the month Of Nov ember, vaa ii s7i
During The month Of 0ctober the humber Of arriv.
ais was more than double, being 2aA12.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

NoTiCE. failing To receive tho
REPUBLICAN reguioriy will please notify this ofcc.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
sailing OF the Persia,

NEW YORK, Dec. THE steamer Persia
sailed hence to-day for Liverpool, taking out
$3.50, 900 in specie.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

p.y'
from New York, and 10 now dischargiug cargo at
foot OF High street, Georgetown. Consignees will
please attend to Che reeeption Of their goods at
once. 700 MORGAN 4 RHINEHAHT,
dec3-H agents,
E5-The Festival at John Wesiey Church.
by request oil many friends, the Festival above
named Will continue several evenings longer As
1t is our indispensable duty, our la6ors should be
rhnyeh GnweSried In obtaining means 10 repair our
70. Ladies Fair In Aid OF the Sanitary
noMMissloN..At a meeting Of Lsdies, held at
81 Pennsylvania avenue, on the s7th Of November,
the following ladies were chosen committee to
organize aud conduct Fair In aid OF the Sanitary
lat WMd-Mis. e. mmissioner Dole, 273 Vermont
avenue, and Mrs. Edwin Clark, No. 275 Vermont
avenue.
"a Wsrh,-MIs. J; ". Angus, l57 / street
ith Waid--Nrs Lieutenant Drookteld, 37l Penn.
nlvanis avenue, and Mrs. N liater. 4s1 sixth ct.
on Ward-Mrs. ". !. Nicholson. 2si South Il st.
Nnt S,h WGM,' VA CAPTAIN Steele street. between
7th Ward-Mrs. 7. II. Ranncy, sa6 Thirteenth
street, Island
1t is earnestly requested that the ladies of this
city and District, who feel interest this great
work, will call upon such members OF the General
TO make arrangements for assisting IN this beneyo,
lent enterprise, In aid OF the brave defenders Of
The Committed desire 1t to be understood that
this is al Invitation to ALL and express the hope
that none VIII walt to be called upon for
OF money or goods, but come forward at once with
sueh oherings ~ they may be pleased to give for
the advancement OF this noble cause
CARRIE I. FENNELLY, Secretary.
ho'o-ui 37l Pennsylvania avenue.
IL diseases or the Nervous, Seminal,
urinary AMI Sexual Systems-new and reliable
ueatment-in Reports Of the Howard Association
sent ny mail In sealed letter envelopes, free mf
charge Address Or. J. sKILLIN HOUGHlON,
nsW noWaid association, No. South Ninth street,
'"'""eiphA, fa' no23-d&w3m
ihk only place where You eau purchase HLdil
hutter goods OF ali Kinds al NaH,Ju.ix,rr, pTses IA
Al H. a, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, Si0
y 'nnsylvaniA avenue, between Ninth aud lenth
st eets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beauti.
'uily repaired al short notice. mar as-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
The New York kEIection-Election OF Gun.
ther fer Mayor,

NEW York, Dec. l.--Returns from the city,
with the exception Of one district, gives the fol
lowing vote for Mayor;
c. Godfrey Gunther, (Dem.) .2s, ,ssl
Francis A. J. Boolc, (Dem. ,...........22,4 AIS
orison Blunt, Union. :............,.l 10, ,4OS
Gunlher's plurality will be over 6,4OO.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

"' The Plantation Bitters have cured rae
Of liver complaint, OF which I was laid up pros
hate, and had TO abandon my business.
II. D. KINGSLEY, Cleveland. o."
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

~ storage-In Fire-Proor Brick Ware
house, foot OF r street. Apply to FRED. 5. COZ
AENS, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from Four
teenth street, oc.0-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

| G-Unien LeaSus.-Hercafter the meetings
Of the League will be hsldotn their hall every
| "WEDNESDAY EVENING. Distinguished sneak
Ct, VII De present throughout the winter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
DIED,

On Thursday morning, December Sd, 1885, at a
of his age, - '-" - '
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
tFriday,) at II Am.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

The iiant"tion Bitters make the weak strons,
the languid brilliant, and are exhausted naturc's
great restoicr They are composed OF the oelchr..
ted C"lissya Bark, wintcrgreer, sassafras, Roots,
Herbs, &c all preserved In perfectly pure St. Croix
Rum.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

LECfURys- BEFORE THE WASHINGTON LY-
tLuM.-By reference 10 our advertising columns, Il
will be seen that the course OF lectures before the
Washington Lyceum will commence on Tuesday
next, when PIT Bzrnum, Es1., will deliver lee.
ture on " The Art Of Money Getting" Mr.. D DC,
liveted this leeturc with great ceiai at ST. James
Hall. London, sevsnteen different times, and re.
pested It sixty times In various portions OF Great
Britain. ...... r. .I..
II has also been deliveredwith the most unvary-
ing success In diersnt parts Of the United staics
and has everywhere impaired the grestcst salts.
faction md pieaaure. The Lyseum is a litcr afy
association Of tbis city composed OF young men
and their efforts ediy and instruct themselves and
friends Of the public should be encouraged by our
citizens.
A number Of. other able lecturers os,,ecesd Mr..
Bsrnum at statsiperiods ss in sdvcftisemen, In
another eolumh.T h''l ''
DIsoRDERLY SAILoR.-W Wednesday night a
drunken sailor, named John Hughes, made a dis.
turbance In Ford's Theatre and one Of the usheis
attempted to eject him when he committed an at
sault upon him. o., ..". a.
Ciiicer Daniel Taylor, Of the ard Ward was called
in, and finally succeeded In getting him out of the
Theatre. When on the str Get the sailor assaulted
the officer, who obliged to use his club to him.
He finally got him TO the Central, where he was
well showered for gtossiy insulting 1t wadell.
the commander Of the guard. He WAS kept all
night and sent to the Na'ynYard this morning.
MARROW ESCAPE OF A HERo.--Mr. Swiggett,
Clerk in the P'nsion Office, came near losing his
lie rsietdsy by a runaway team which came In
collision with him on Eighth Street. He was one
oi the first volunteers from Delaware, his native
state, and immortslized himself at Antietsm,
where his body was pierced by seven bullets, and
an eighth passed through his right Srm. Ho re-
covered almost miraculousiy and received au ap.
pointment to Cierkship In the Pension Office for
his bravery. He Is not yet twenty ono years old.
MORE GAMBL7Rs ARRESTED. BD.-Benjamin =.
Beveridge, Wm. cleveland and Jas. Bush were
this morning arrested by some OF Capt. Dolau's
Detectives. They arc charged with keeping pen
a gambling Gilt Enterprise, similar to those bro
ken up last week. They were committed to the
suard-house for trial. .... "
kEEPIso DisoRDEKLr HoUsE.--Jacob Pass
was arrested this morning and committed TO the
Central Guard House, He IL charged by the on
GERS Of Fort Massachusetts, with kesping A dis.
orderly house, and also selling liquor without
license. He will be held for trial.
MONTHLY Rsnonr PROM SOLDIERS RKs1.-
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

70. ONCE OF the 1nde pc ndenL TeleRrnph
Company, 6o6 Ninth street, lone door from Penn.
sylvAnia avenue. $50"
jylo-tf A. d, TALCOTT Manager
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03
Colonel Percy wyndham,

Tho following communication oi Percy
NynGhsm, membC of Parliament, to the Lon.
don Telegraph, scss st rest the charge that Col
"yndhsm had ivpgpsd upon Americans by
tanning rslailonah1 stsh A family to which
he did not k,hs ~ list is the only charge
against c6ss oas y -, ,bouId ssv ,Se
Government q y sGord to keep him
from active duty m The field
10 ~Ednor cJ NJ Bsny T,iWGpL
SIR! MY attention having been drawn 70 d
aragraph In the letter from your American
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

kEEPIso DIsoRDERLr HousE.--Jacob Pass
was arrested this morning and 90 omitted to the
Central Guard House, He 10 charged by the on
GERS Of Fort Massachusetts with kesping a dis
orderly house, and also selling liquor without
license. He will be held for trial.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-03

"' Tho Plantation Bitters have cured me
Of sdeiansemcnt OF the kidneys and urinary Oh
gans that has disticssed me for years. It acts like
charm. C. c. MOORE.
Agent for Colgate Il Co 2Si BrosdwAy.n