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New Paper.

New Paper.
P. C. TRUMAN, of Magnolia, has pur-
chased the press and materials formerly
used in the Republican. Office, and intends
% commence, in the course Of . few
weeks, q New Paper at Magnolia entitled
Harrison County onion" Success to the
new enterprise.
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Fizzled.

Fizzled.
The srut Grand valiandigharn- election.
eeeriue tour in Ohio, has proved signal
failure Col shackleford reports that
by the blessing Of Almighty God" ne
has captured John Morgan and his crew
This one Copperhead Ratification Meet
ing" is brought to an inglorious close.
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Town Fruit.

Iowa Fruit. -
Mrs SYLVESTER win accept our thanks
for some fine specimens Of Iowa fruit
From the samples sent us we can testify
that the apples and pears of western Iowa
are fully ''up TO the times"
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"Chawed IT

'Chawed Up." -.
Our venerablseotemporary comes down
like yayslsnche upon our correspondent
"Potsawastanie. = II aPott. " hash I been
entirely aanihilated by the cid gentle
mans tremendous logic we hope to
hear from him soon, IN his own defense.
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just ReoaEYe< -
1t the Book Store, . fine lot Of
Blank B56kss hlsa urrzs Spoilers, Pri1n.
ers and Readers All kinds Of School
Books Consistently ON hand. Also the best
assortment of Wall paper in the West, for
sale cheap. -. - r. s'. -., Pc
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Last ON LRrrKRs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We are authorised U snAoa6os ". 4. xpwAnDs -
snndspsndans unson caaaiaass fSF ths sce u shsrs
IL sss.ss Ceaass % aAs snsslas ossOSer
nisctioa.
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Owns Up. -.. Il.
"Whsn running b to be done, II BuRKE tells the
truth, Cherokee. like BURKE vhsn hts command We,
attached near Gefinth starts OF little 1ksa&f hi,
eompany, bat unlike BURKE he was not aAsaa 81 the
outcome yet like BURKE he got the "Esreenbacks 81
for remarkable good TsamSsg and nCehing else 70
IDasig BnsIs, 2stk sts.
Bully for DAN. We had no idea that
he would acknowledge the "eorn" On the
race, but so it is.
In regard to our running at Corinth,
DAN measures our corn in his ahalf
bushel." He is righteous Judge who
judges others by himself, and DAN, know
ing that he would run, should he smell
powder, presumes, Of course, zoe did
Taking this view of the case his assertion
lis entirely excusable. But We regrat that
We viii never have the pleasure Of making
such record for im-there's no danger
Of him running ct Corinth, or any other
place. Gen. Carpenter is brave man on
paper, and pretty good Indian fighter,
but he's principled against risking HI,
inestimable oorporality upon the battle
field itwouidn' The con-sti-tu-shun-a al. =
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Going HoEae. r 4arstn ;. = -
The stsasnsr Denver landed at Florence
Yesterday nsotnins. twelve hundred Nor
mons, en sssss % tbs happy land of
Canaan"
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E For two years and O hall, or sirce Cor.
Rettns, of mississippi. ordered steamers
20 be stopped at Vicksburg. the Mis-
ssssppi has beer. closed sIheAsl2th. a
January. 1861, when that famous order
mas first executed, win ever be . memora-
Die DAY % the history Of the nation. Port
"a 49, I'll s Sc ] nae IA :.
|ofcommerce from the Falls ofSt. ANTHONY
TO the Gulf Of Mexico Il has been q
long and crpshina erabaEgp upon The com
merce of the great Valley. Now that
unainching Western valor has removed
it the nation viii rejoice ana lie ico1fl
age.
It may, and probably will take months
for commerce, toany consid axtenx
70 seek lis former channels. Capital lie
proverbially timid and cautious, and the
fear Of guerrillas may DELAY any consider
BILE adventures; but we i6ok DoF q
rapid and healthy revival of trade between
the Ohio and the Upper Mississippi and
New Orleans. ST.. Louis, taught by the
stern lessons of Eopperlaead experience
is now one of the most intensely loyal
cities upon the Continent, and commerce
win very soon. drive out whatever of
taitorous sentiment there may be in New
Orleans and the other cities upon the
Mississippi.
The trsbsrisoa "a the so,ishwess ml;sE
yery soon be reduced to land piracy and
river freebooters, against which the
united sentiment of mankind dsnosaneeg
death on sight, or if the knave is arrested,
remorselessly upon the gibbet. That
will very soon close out the whole in
famous secession concern in the South
west. The fate of the great heart of the
rebellion at Richmond cannot be long
delayed. No human power can save it
beyond a few months at most, if the
loyal masses of the free States are but
true to themselves and to the mighty
movements of the age in which we live.
Mankind will hasten to bury out of sight
this most wicked and nansAlass rehallipn'
and With IL Slavery eeekine mass
of villainy and corruption that has come
down to us from past age.
1t may be that VIE esar-estimates the
Importance of the opening of the Missis-
sippi, but it is TO be devoutly hoped that
the next few months viii more, than
realize ell os1r most san guine expecta tons
- ------------sn-e-@ns--
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A. Genuina Rebel.

"A Gsenuina Rebel. n
One of the boys Of the 4th Infuntry,
now in Yicksburg. sends us copy Of the
!" Vieksburg DAILY Gassn' of July ID. 1.-TWO
days before the surrender. 1t is printed
on the plain side Of cheap article of
wall paper. The printing is very well
done considering the difficulties under
which the typos labored, and the style"
of the editor is worthy Of better paper,
for he is good writer, though largely adj
dicted to the southern habit of Dragging. I"
To Judge from the language of this paper,
one would conclude that Vicksburg in
tended to hold out against Grant forever,
yet in about twanty-four hours after its
issue, negotiations were concluded for
the surrender of the city. We make the
following extracts:
"Arumor has reached US that parties
in our city have been, and are now, selling
-four at FIVE dollars per pound molasses
at ten dollars per gallon and corn at ten
dollars per bushel r
And the following, to show that the
markets of Vicksburg were not supplied
with the best of everything: "
I'VE are indebted to Major Gillespie
for steak of Confederate beef alias meat.
We have tried it, and can assure our
friends that if it is rendered necessary,
they need have no seruples at eating the
meat. It is sweet, sayery and tend der, and
80 long as we have mule left we are sat
isfied our soldiers win be content to sub
sist on it."
The following bit of buncombe is pretty
good, considering the circumstances:
On DrT.-That the great Ulysses-the
Yankee Generalissimo, surnamed Grant
has expressed his intention of dining in
vicksburg on Saturday next, and cele-
|brating the 4th of July by grand din
ner and so forth. When asked if he
would inrite Gen. 10. Johnston to join he
said. mo! for fear their will be a row at
the table" Ulysses must get into the
|citx before he dimes in it. The way to
cook rabbit il first catch the rabbit,
at the following caps the climax. and
Ii true. which we have no reason 10
doubtl i good joke" on the loyalty OF
TIE New York Democracy"
IS gentleman who recently passed the
Federal lines, says the Democratic ladies
Eof New York hare gotten up magnIfi-
cent sword. 1T cost Of twelve hundred
dollars. Intended as Q present 20 Sen.
Lee. It will be sent to Richmond by
some underground railroad.
Dechnea.
Fisher, the Cop. oandinate fer Gosernor'
has declined to run. Hope our copper
friends will find ont, before their meeting
tonight, Dho Is TO be their candidate, 80
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Thanksgiving.

ThankaRtvtn&.
Next THURSDAY lfth, inst Is the dag
appointed BY the President for Nation
al Thanksgiving,
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Rebel Peace Propositions
The Richmond Wing says:

Inc hfCnm0nd w ntg says FsEyr@aF. kssE
The Confederate States, when victorious
and about to propose terms of peace, will
have nothing meFeto demand than they
would hove proposed before the faalof
Sumpeer, except indemnI6eatio for these
eutrages committed by the enemy against
every law of civilized warfare. FfIUET~
The Acknowledgements of the independ-
zence of every State in the GonfedeFacy
and the free choice of the people Of Md.to
determine whether they viii elect the
Confederacy or the Uuited States, will
form the first of the conditions. Ken
lucky an Missouri are already members
of the Confederacy. and npon the hy-
pothesis Of Confederate success, aIssts re-
main members of the Confederacy, unless
their people determine otherwise. With
their future destiny the United States can
have nothing whatever to do, and will not
be permitted to exercise any authority or
exert any influence upon their people.
The navigation of the Mississippi,
though lost to the United States by trial
of battle, may yet be theirs by the 'con-
ditions of peace" It's advantages are
reciprocal and win bereadily yieIdsa to
the United States. *&&<+ss 81 : 81
The return of all negroes deported by
the Yankees or payment of their value
will be another of the conditions of
peace" The laws of war were violated in
letter and spirit by the running of of
these negroes, and the obstruction of prop
erty of private unarmed citizens pay
ment viii be a condition of peace. @
Trade relations will form . part Of these
conditions-whst their nature or charac-
L. lat.
upon. But as they are mutual Id their
tons, they VIII doubtless arise despite
the animosities engendered by the war.
With such conditions of peace accepted
by the United States,. in what particular
will they sustain damages by separation
which JUSTIFIED this warf'' SIS - -.
W aiiandie ham Done For.
ArebeIletter dated at Shelbyville Tenn.
on the 18th of June last, addressed to DIR.
E. Mcfarland, and purporting TO be
written ty his son, was lately taken from
rebel mail carrier. According 70 this
writer, Vallandigharn, by his own state
ment, already considers his case hope
less one.--The son assures his father that
the convict declared to his rebel friends,
while at Shelbyyille, that has election DE-
pended spon lie fats Of Vicksburgr' The
fate of that city is now determined. The
rebels couldn't keep it and Grant has
got it.-Vallandigham must really feel
rather unpIeasantly. He has predicted
his own defeat and knows it win sufsiy
come. It must be hard indeed, to incur
SO much .inIhny and after all to Fail in
securing ths spoils which led him on to
ruin, ignosniny and shame. just think
fit. His election depended on the fate
Iof vicksburgl He would attain office
only f1y the success Of fraitors--the ruin
of the countryl WewDnder if there are
not Others whose fate was also recorded
then. Can there be . shade of loyalty
among any such men, or the faction which
follow themf ..., -
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A. the Federal armies advance into
Dixie, che prices Of cotton gooas 20 down.
When the tide Of war turned In favor Oh
the national cause, and che people we're
convinced that the Government would
fghf the rebellion 20 . speedy and suc.
cessful termination, there was great
and rapid decline in the prices Of cotton
fabrics of every description. The inHa-
ted, panic prices, which were put upon
everything by the prospect Of . long war,
at once collapsed when it became appa..
rent that the Confedsracy could not stand,
and goods fell back upona healthy and
permanent basis. Since this decline, G..
L. EvERErr purchased his present stock,
which . larger BY . per cent, than any
other stock of dry goods everopened in
this market. The above facts being con-
sidered, no argument il necessary to con
vince buyers that they viii promote their
own interests by calling upoa mr. Ever.
Fett before making their purchases.
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Declines.

Declines.
Fisher. the Cop. oandinatefos GoFernor,
has declined to run. Hope our copper
friends viii And ont, before their meeting
tonight, who Is to be their candidate, so
they will not have TO "ratify' in the
dark )
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Aa aaaas az0sso .ama,a ssts
z 2 STATED lAst Hssk that tlae Eioux
City sasssI va manned o sksJk s.sg s
|shs sr4ss1 has hos -
ticket noninass - sppsrh s
State copveation, Thesasns psbss comes
tolhand this week with the hckss II I "a
ast-hsad, and saboas ascslnna devoted
20 IN splesy % Fishsr1 go. i I ~ IS i 7
We are informed, confdentially by, =
friend. that the refusal Of the Rsyistsv b
raise. the ticket last week was rnAfelya had
for anan ''orifce. in Gan. suELx Tndi-
an Army; ne anpposition nov 4. TAI
the Editor WASH appreciated By the Gen
eral. s :. q - - = ~ :
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MrNPAwxzH upFfcE.l
A6ba1xAA iss8.ls )
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

gsenes." childsrs, the dashins zouavs, Kathleen
oNei, the vivacious Irish girl; Ernsstins De Fai-
ees, the favorits ssasstRess and dsassnsA f9d ths
entire versatile company will also appear. To:
morrow Thanksgiving Day) two grand holiday
performances will Be given, snsraoon andsvsning.
VArrsrIEs.-T This popular resort will be
crowded tomorrow afternoon, tThanksgnving, n
being the occasion Of grand testimonial benefit,
tend<rsd TO the popular stage manager saavsstes,
M. Fitssimnoas, "A bill Of rare attractions has
been prepared that cannot fail to draw . crowded
house being nothing less thaA the grsat isesl plav
founded upon an evsat that occurred In this city
some time ago, entitled "Ths BsIls Of washington;
or; Prom the Altar 70 the Observing Table, In
addition four other pieees ars presented, and .
Performances Introducing the splendid Varieties
company. 'n .al,sIsff .-...0 Fg. ... .
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
Anlusenlents. A

FoRp's New THEATRE.-This evening the
Webb ssters appear, for the third time, Ia Poca'
hontas." In conjunction with this ali original
composition, the Misses Webb appear In the neat
drama known as the " Market Girl OF Paris" New
and beautiful scenery has been prepared by Mr. e
= iirtz, ior this evenings entertainment. To-
morrow afternoon will be set apart for another OF
those excellent family matinees which were so
succes.Iu and entertaining during the earlier por
tion of the present season. The evening will be
aevn,ei to the performance OF most excellent
bill.
CANrERBrRY HALL.-Manager Sim seems
tn uos.ess the happy faculty OF knowing how to
bling out the right kind OF attraction at Just ths
right time, as any one who visits Canterbury thi'
week, and witness the satisfaction expressed In
the faces Of the always crowded audiences, viii bt
forced to admit. one OF the successful features o.
the entertainment for the past few nights, which
will again be repeated this evening, Is the exciting
rama of Harold Hawk; OF, the Convist's Ven
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUrB.-Ih
,uiekest and safest route TO the Northwest an
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o.
sunday. Soldiers tickets At Government rates 10
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and ffther information apply at the o.
doe OF the "Grest Pennsylvania Route" northeast
corner PsnnsylvAniA aveauo and Sixth street, un.
der National Hotel Otioe open from .. m. 70
Z. o. NORTON,
AuR Agent
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
n + + l CT A l. q.

WAN DEPARTMENr,)
ADJUTANT GrsERAL's OrrICE, }
WARRINGTON. Nov. o, 1853
General Orders, No. aST.
All officers transferring clothing or camp and
garrison equipage will make the invoice thereof
In triplicate, two copes OF which will be delivered
or transmitted to the otheeR 10 whom the transfer
10 made, and the third will be transmitted forth.
with, by mail, to tho ouartermaster General, at
Washington, d. C.
The only exception 10 this regulation is where
con pany commanders, Or other ofheers, Issue
clothing directly 10 enlisted men.
BY order OF the Secretary OF War:
y. D. TOWNSEND,
no25 Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFF 10 fA1L .IlaHf1''r-
N&Aa prrAnfnrHr,

F.t.a WAN rrAnsnExr,)
...ss ADsvTAsr GtNEnAL's Orriur, !
WAsnIHofoH, D. C., October %, 1883.
General Orders No. a6l. .'a
The suployasnt OF women nursss in the United
States General Hospifals win In futars be strictly
soverAS4 BY ths folloNlng gf)ess II, ,.Ags, = =
I J. Pfpe0 Apvroved b ~ Qx, bs ~ anthor.
issd aSn1!0 ~ rsssivs IN hsf. -df tsem, ser.
tiheatespf Alpfove1 sywA1.n aast - souassssig,ed
by kS1isad s8AnslosS upSS rAsir assiesusnt 70
duty - sutses ~tiAia1 - Dspartnsats.
., Assispnsats sf,xwsnsn nurses" 70 duty in
General Hospitals Will oaly b made upon appiiea.
tion by the Surgeons in charge, through Medical
Dssctofs 10 hiss DIX, or her agsats for the mum
Der they require not exceeding one to every thirty
beds.
.. No females, except Hospital Matrons, will be
employed in General Hospitsls, or, aRer December
81, isss borne upon the muster and pay rolls, with
out such certificate Of approval and regular assgn.
ment, unless specially appointed by the Surgeon
General. .,,. .-.,.
T. Women nurses, while on duty in General Hos
pital under the exclusive control OF the senior
Medical Ocer, who will direct their several Duties
and may be discharged by him when considered SUI.
pernuusrary, or for incompetency, insubordina-
tion, or violation OF his orders. Such discharge,
with the reasons therefor, being indorsed upon the
certificate, will be At once returned 10 Miss Dix
BY order OF the Secretary Of War;
y. D, TOWNSEND,
no9S A sis.snt Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
UOSEpH SHAFFlELD'S
II nAJTIMORE CONFECTIONERY,

u asa sIxTu STREET, BETWEEN u AND ".
Nr SHAFrlEI.D ID has Just returned from Europe
,,,I,are ne has msde most extensive purchases oil
En'siyn Confectionery and Fruits. He 10 now
rransseI TO furnish Parties, Balls, Weddings and
Sunmars with the choeest delicagies oi this eoun-
IN ~ well ns Of other lands.
His arrangements for supplying iee-eream and
w.ter.ices are superior to any other IN this city -
mani featuring these things, as he does, by steam
power. ,vsrrps
He IL also serving up, In his saloon, ofsTEks
in every styie. Families can be Supplied whh
them AT the shortest notice. -
To ali who may favor him with their patronage
he promises punctuality and sAtis'seuon'
oc2O-lm
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

A Word OF ApyICE.-Those who have been
i0etorius for wseks aud months without obtaining
reiiei, sho, consul. DI. FishblAtt whose 0i1oe II
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experiences hal
established Dr. FiuhhAtps reputation As = physi
elan. Recent Gases cured In . few days. ChAIgei
moderate. DR.. FisHnLATT,
No. t2i Z streot, corner OF Eighth,
opposite the General Post Once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

New YoRK STYLEs.-Gentiemt't's ClOthissg =
Nre aud "A large assortment for Dresi
.nd Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
Ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENs 4 Co,
oes-tf $40 Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
MILITARY GODS.
N WALL, STEPHENS b CO.,

WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
331 PENNsyLvANIA AVENUE,
Offsr the largest assortment In this city, embrAo
Ing all qualities used by ofisers In the Army and
Navy, such as
swords, sashes, Belts, shoulder-straps, Hats
Caps, Pistols, 40, 40, with . nne assortment O.
uniform clothing, with which We can furnish ON
ssrs o0mplets oIthls In . few m0ments.
WALL, sTEPHENs CO.,
2nN Pennsylvania Avsnu
Apr lO-thf tIntsl,, star, Chr0n.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
aug Q

VINO WILL Be CURRD I'VE desire to call
spcciAl attention to the advertisement Of the cele
rAtcd Or. vellny which appears In another column
The Doctor sale and whose
ikii and experience IL guarantee that the unf0r-
tunate Victim OF certain intsoretions with con.
nlsnee intrust his case In his hands. Let young
nsn be warned In time, and seek the best means Of
eslisf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.

WHIrEBURsr's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AvEsUE.-This celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly reiltted and furnished. Has one Of
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing likensssss OF distinguished persons,
both civil and military. ukeneBses Of many OF
these fallen In bate can be obtained here. For
superior work, Whltehurst Outstripping his CON.
petitors, received medal at the World Fair,
London. Particular attention 10 called tu his new
Imperial Photographs, also Vignetts now much
sOllGht After. lOyll-t[
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
DROPOsALS FOR HAY, STRAW
AND GRAIN,

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE,
FORAGE DEPA RTM EkT, CONNER AND 22D Sta,
WAsHIsaTok, D. C., October 18th, 1883.
Writtsn Proposals are invited for furnishing
Hay, straw, Oats, and Corn for the use Of this
Depot, TO be delivered at the Railroad Dept or At
any Of the Govsrnmsnt WhAryes In this city.
The proposals to BE- addressed 10 the undersigned,
and they should state the quantity Of each article
offered, also the price and date Of delivery.
Proposals Will be received Tor i've thousand (6,-
000) bushels Of Corn or Oats, and fy (oO) tons OF
Hay straw, and upwards, unless 1t should be for
the interest OF the Government to contract for .
less amount
All grain to be put up In good sacks, OF about
two ~ bushels each, which are to be furnished At
the csst OF the contractor.
The Hay and Straw TO be securely bslSd.
All Grain and Hay and Straw offered to be sub
jeet 10 a rigid inspection by the Government In
speetor.
Contracts will be swarded from time TO time to
the lowest responsible bidders AB the interests OF
the service may require.
Good security will be required for the faithful
fulhllment Of any contract made under this adver.
tisement.
Payment to be made at the complexion OF the
contract 8. l.. BROWN,
oc28-f Capt. aud Asst QuarterIn'r u. ). A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
EDUCATIONAL.

TIRC CLE IN ST 7 U L h ,
u (sELECT SCHOOL FOR GlRLsO
No. 81 X street, near the circle Que square so"'h
ui Penn, ay,, between a5th snd !6th streets,
in session from the 7th oi september TO me ist o.
July. The usual English branches, , Ancient ana ana
Tncsi mi iSstrimentaI Music, Piano and Guitar.
"' """ Mrs A ZAPPoNE, Principal.
Tuition tor quarter, OF ten weeks, payshie ~
s,,ancc Enyiish branches, elementary, 80, Ad-
~aneeI a. Extra charge lmoderste) Tor Music,
French and other studies. aW'-u