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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
RY W. L.: Nall & CO.,


RY W. l.; NAIL & CO.,
GREAT SALE OF sUPERioR CABINET ru,-
niture and Housefurnshine Goods, Al rayir
Sreep's gre Cabinet M.nufactory, isc Psansyivssia
on MONDAY, the eth OF November, at D o,eiocL
a, NJ, ws vii sell by catalogue, until the whole
own 9,esisn, SsSst which s Of M Greens
Az" snd large stock Of Houseiurnishins Goods atc
SS,sposea o., Mr. Green intending to change hs
handsome ROSEWOOD si Il mssSI,.,o, mGsfS1 r,... -.,
French Plate sltss, -"s''''' VII"
Rosewood Suites Of Parlor Furniture,
Mk ShAmper suites and Oak sideboards,
SnSso%s o.swoos W.rssoS SG,swSod Dressing Bureaus
Walnut Dress Bureaus,
Thirty Dress Bureaus,
Rosswood Mahogany, and Walnut Arm and L..v
Rosewood a.hos.ny, and w.lnu. Sofa. and r.,..
Centre sna once sns fable. .na EaGGss:; b..:; Mir
Library Tables and Chairs, saloon and Tespoy
y, Wslnu, Al ~ :! ard Mahogany Bookcases,
% Curled Hair Mattresses,
- shuck Mattresses,
10 dozen Cane-seat Chairs,
Fancy Psrlor Chairs, Mahogany aud Walnut s,ds
and Reception Chairs, s''e
Marb!e-top Chamber Suites, Hat Rack,
Revolving occ Chairs Cribs Bsd:ts. s1 ssGS,t s9sst
Refreshment Tables and Washstauds.
Extension and Mahogany Dining Tables,
French China sevres Tea Sets, 81 and "a pieos,.
French China Dinner sets " P'e'''
Cut Glass Wine Tumbles, and Fr,iits
Plain and Gilt French China,
Large quantity Wines and Water Bottles
fancy Snina Vases, Card Baskets, and China Ioys
I dozen Tete-A-Tete Csstois, difisreut tisds nth
many other Goods not here named
IefmG All sums under $50, cash; over that
endorsed notes, bearing Interest. -'''~
. me building is for rent or lease. Inquire Of the
The attention OF the trade s iayited In this .ale
IL The Goods will be open for Inspection, and
sale. WM T. LhiI '"e
oczo-tu Auctioneers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

COLUMBIA CoMMANDERY, Of Knights Tenn
plar Of this city, are by invitation to pay visit
to the American Institute, at Baltimore, tomorrow
at o'clock in full rcgalia. They invite all knights
in COOL standing to accompany them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
Ho WILL BB CURED l-We

WHO WILL BE CURED I'VE desire to cali
special attention to the advertisement Of the cole
brAted DR.. Velln> which appears In another column
The DoctorisA safe and reliable whose
tunAte victim OF certain ndisorstions can with CON
ndencs intrust his case In his hands. Let young
men be warned In time, and seek the best means Of
FOliefs
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
BOARDING..

BOARDING A NUMBER OF GEN
ID tlemen can obtain beard At No. 4s7 Maryland
avenue between Four-and-a-halfsn and Sixth streets,
Island. ocl7-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

A WoRp OF ADvIol.-Those who have boon
doetorinE for weeks aud months without obtaining
relief, should consult Dr. Fishblatt, whose eaos u
radically cured twenty-five years experiences has
established DR.. FishblAtt's reputation a. physi.
moderate, :. DR.: FIsHBLAfT,
No. al z street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post 0Ass,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

Amusememtss
GRovER's THEATRE.-The Florences arc cer-
taiuly receiving nightly at this popular theatre,
the most satisfactory proof Of their great popular.
ity In this city In crowded audiences OF the most
Intellectual and fashionable character. Tonight
is announced a. their last appearance but three.
The bill for this eyeping 10 capital one. Boucl.
caufts great sensation drama OF the Colleen Bawn
will be produced with new music, properties,
scenery, SO Mr.. Florence appearing in his great
character Of Mylos Ma Coppaleen, and Miss Susan
Denim, the Washington favorite, playing the part
Of the Colleen Bswn. This piece was to have been
played last night, but Miss DENNIS non.arrival
until very late from Louisvlle where she has been
playing obliged the manager to substitute another
piece. Mrs Florence has an opportunity tonight
OF displaying her great Tersatile abilities In the
fne protean play Of Thrice Married, which piece
was expressly written for the Florenees by How
ard Paul, Esq.
FoRp's New THEATRE.-The beautiful, ro-
mantle drama, the Wept OF the Wlsh.ton. wish, will
| be produced In superb style At this magnificent
theatre this evening. This 10 the last performance
but three Of Miss Maggie Mitchell, and Of course,
the announcement will I'll the building tonight.
Margot, the Poultry Dealer, is to be presented in
| conjunction with the Wept OF the Wtsh-ton-wish
CANTERBURY HALL.-The great amount of
talent and Versatility at present employed at this
successful place Of amusement cannot fall to please
Its patrons. The talented comedians, Mcssrs.
Easan and Edwards, have, since their former en-
ssgement, added much that 10 new and entertain.
Ing to their stock OF whimscalities. Misses Julia
Mortimer, Ernestine De Faiter, and Millie and
Clara Fowler, continue their attractive perform.
anoes, while Edoson, Murray, Williams and othsrs
| al In with their acceptable efforts. "Ths Arab
lay" " La sarabande Militaire," "Dick Turpin,"
and great variety Of other acts, wIrbe performed
VARIErIEs.-Thls wednesday, afternoon q
grand matinee, In which all the star and stock
members Of the Varieties company will appear.
Messrs. Mafnt and Bartholomew In comic spe-
oiaity. W. g. Budworth In the Spsrtacus social hop,
In conjunction with the really inimitabls ethio-
plan, MIR. James II. Budworth. This gentleman
reminds US Of the once celebrated jim Crow Rice,
and from his rapid strides into public favor, NO
doubt will equal his able predecessor in the special
lius OF characters MIR. James II. Budworth now
| represents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

SOLDIERS RErREAT.-Last night $40 conva.
lescents arrived nom Philadelphia at Soldiers Re
treat. This morning $50 strasglers arrived snt
breakfasted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

NEW, ,YoRK STYLEs.-Ge,tlemen' Clothing -
Nep and Fashionabe "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The Engliah Sack and Walk
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS L CO.,
ocs-tf 3l2 Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

LOTS FoR BuILDING.-There Is heavy per.
centage Of profit In investments In cheap or TEN
porary structures at Prc'ent In this city. Angiei
OF avenues, presenting long front with small
area, are desirable. Such tract, small, very con
trsl, with foot front for every thirty feet Of area
can be had cheap II called for at once. Address
" Real Estate, p. o. Box s7l."
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
Alaaasszzasnas.

Iowa IN THE FrKLD.-See special notice in
another column.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
THE TURF.
THE TURF.
NJ A + . N A l. COU RS E
IN WASHINGTON.
FIRST FALL MEETING.
GRAND OPENING.
grand RUNNING WEEK,
Commencing
MONDAY, NovEsiDER ID.

commencing
MONDAY, NovEsiDER ID.
First Dsy-MoNDAY, Nov. 2d-sweeptakes for
year olds; siOo entrance, go forfeit to name and
the track. Mile heats.
second Day-TuEsDAY, Nov. sd-Purse 1900; .
Third Day-wEDNEsDAY, Nov. 4h-rur.s
Fourth hDay~THuRsDAy, Nov s,h-pur.e $500
I mile, In D.
Fifth Dsy-FRIDAY, Nov. sth-Hsndicap, snC
entrance, play or pay; 800 added. Single dash y
sixth M D,y--sAruRDAY,N Nov. nh-pur'e 81 900
The stakes closed with the following entries.
| MILE HEATS.
Mr.. Fields hlly, by Lexington, dam Masdalen.
Mr. Bushs b. c. Ben Bruce, by Lexington, dam
Mr.. watsons b. G. Captain Moore, by imp. Bal.
at% Rose Sy SsnoQs Be-
dam Mamie Lewis, by Glencoe.
Mr.. Hunters b. Q. Copeck, by Lexington, dam
Rosette, by imp. Yorkshire; r...
DIR. Welden's b. T. Lizzie W., by imp. seythian,
dam Prunclls, BY Glencoe;
Mr.. Bush's b. 9. Ben Bruce, by Lexington, dam by
Mr.. wstsons b. c. Captain Moore, by imp. Bal
rownie, dam Jenny Rose, BY Glencoe.
dam Mamie Lewis, by Glencoe.
Mr.. Hunters b. Q. Copeck, by Lexington, dan
Rosette, by Imp. Yorkshire.
Or. Welden's b. & LiI.ie W., by Imp. Seythiaa
dam Prunella, by Glencoe.
Entrance, 6per cent Of the purses.
each day, under rules Of the National Course.
anee daily.
Membership cards, sio. single admission, 81.
osi21 4. MoFFAT, Proprietor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
n f F l q l A l. .

HEADaUARrERs)
MILITARY DISTRICT OF WARRINGTON, }
WAsHISoToN, D. C., August %, 1853.
General Orders No. o.
All commissioned officers In the city OF Washing.
ton, d. c., under medical treatment, are hereby
ordered to wear the uniform Of the vnited States
service, according to their grade.
BY command Of Brig, Gen. MARTISDALE.
JOHN p. SHERBORNE,
au2e-u Assistant AdjutAnt General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

AN OFFICIAL VIsIr 70 THE STATION Housss.
At the last meeting Of the Board Of Police Commits.
sloners committee Of three, consisting Of Messrs.
Bowen, Gideon and Butt, were appointed to sx.
anime and report on the condition OF the several
police stations In the District. Our word for It
they will find them In q condition disgraceful to
the city and wholly UNIT for habitation during the
approaching winter. II IL hoped that their visit
may result In some action which they are author-
lied by law to take.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28


sim us'SSi;f soSSiSi 'n'
Six trssicsi comic oi.i.st.r. BY jas. IT, Badworth.
III. Inc Inc entire ip company II the performance.
THE YOUNG RECRUIT.
HsIekiah Baxter, the miller boy, Afterwards the
wsdne.%.y Xsrnoon"ixDiEs SATfssE. sTfs Il Msa ceas
GAN BURY HALL.
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
Louss'aHc Apsnur, near ne corner Of SsstA street,
Tin rear Of the Metropolitan and National Hotels
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
VIM. L. Sim. Manager and Proprietor
THE NATIONAL AMUSEMENT CAPITOL,
THE GREAT PROGRESSIVE INSTITUTION !
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND
which has kept pace with the spirit OF the age and
never stands still, but still keeps onward In Its
bright triumphant course.
INDUBITABLE EVIDENCES OF OUR sUPE-
RIORITY
constantly accumulate.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY!
AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT!
A GIGANTIC ARTISTIC ALLIANCE!
MORE NEW STARS!
While the great company remains intact.
THIS EVENING,
First appearance Of the great Versatile Come.
dians and Ethiopian Delineators,
H. W. EAGAN
II. W. EAGAN
AND
j. =. WARDS.
j. 8. EDWARDS.
Continued brilliant success OF the great Terpsi.
chorean Ard EuterpeAn QuArtette,
ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
JULIA MORTIMER,
CLARA FOWLER
First time Of the thrilling drama of
DICK TURPIN;
Or, LIFE ON THE ROAD.
J. 8. Edwards. .n............D Dick Turpin
4. w. Eagan ...........as........ Squire Whimsey
Geo n. Edet0n. ........ as. .Jacky GOOsegreen
supported BY the excellent dramatic company.
First time Of magnificent ballet advertisement
under the direction of
MONS. GuILLAUME FoUCHE,
LA sARABANDE MILITAIRE,
In which Miss De FAIBER and the Misses Fow.
LER will appear, assisted by
LILLE BRANDON, KATE HARRISON,
JULIA RICHMOND, LUCY CLIFTON,
MILE JENNIE.
AND
The ALBUM OF BEAUTY,
THE GREAT PRROTEAN COMPANY,
Comprising the great comedian and comic vocalist
GEORGE R. EDEsoN,
who will sing several new Songs;
MR. ED. MURRAY,
The Great Negro pslineator, who will open an
entire New Budget Of Comicslities;
mNs '' f. WIIhHs WIi.Ms AkMfTEoTS Wodb MokTL sy
VAS CLARKE, MONS. SOL, T. BROWN, &C, &c.,
and the CorkosrsPhc Corps In the best Bill Of the
Season.
Admiseion oents
orchestra. cents
Private Boxes, holding .,x ger:ons: 80
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
REGULAR SERIES, SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Admission; Ladies', 90 cts, children, 10 cts.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. Q, 1868,
EXTRA GRAND MATINEE
| for the
BENE FIT
| ofthe
WASHINGTON PROTESTANT OR
PHAN ASYLUM,
Given under the auspices OF the Lady Managers oil
the Asylum, to whom the Entire Proceeds Of the
entertainment will be handed over.
All the members Of the Canterbury Company
HAVING VOLUNTEERED THEIR SERVICES,
Che Hail. with all its expense and resources, being
voluntarily rendered by Mr.. Sim.
A Programme arranged expressly for the occa-
sion will be presented. oc26
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

The only place where you can purchase India
et H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, BIO
PennsylvAnia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beAuti-
fully repaired At short notice. mar 11-N
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

DISGUSTING srRcrAcLE.-Last evening, as .
large number Of citizens were returning from the
races, great many were Witnesses Of most dis
susting spectacle. II was that OF two Officers Of
the rank Of captain who had ridden into the city
with two notorious women Of the town In an open
barouche, and at the corner Of Second street east
and Pennsylvania avenue were bidding goodbye
by tenderly embracing and kissing their female
riends II was not surprising to hear the cries OF
shame which went up from the spectators.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
REAL ESTATE.
EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
IN
Persons having HOUSES and LOTS y SELL, or
HOUSES to RENT, will do well by calling on the
subscribers. Also, persons desirous OF Purchasing
or Renting Dwellinss can be provided for:
Prompt attention given to all Real Estate bus'
ness. - -
CLARK h GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Real Estate Brokers, and Auottonesrs,
Room ., corner 7th and streets.
pcfers to-Hon. S. Z. Pomeroy, U. 9. 81 Hon. L.
NJ. Morrell, U. S. S.; Hon. 4. &. fenton, N. c.;
Hon Chaplin Hall, NJ. c.; Hon. G. W. seofneld, n.
c.; Hon. 4. W. French, ID Auditor, and othsrs.
AuT-lv
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n + + l G l A L

~ F l q A l.
SURGEON GENERALs ofrIcE,)
WARRINGTON CITY, d. C., Oct. 10, 1863.
Circular, No. ~.
The following letter from the Provost Marshal
General 10 published for the informatio Of the
Medical oficers Of the Army:
"WAR DEPARTMEsr,)
"PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. 0, 1869.
"CoLoNEL: I have the honor to return the In.
closed Communication from Medical Inspector
Cuyler, and beg leave to state that the surgeons
In charge OF hospitals are directed In paragraph
vi, General Order, No. 2i2, to forward to this
Bureau rolls OF all men reported by them for trans
fer to Invalid Corps, after each regular muster
Immediately on the receipt of these rolls Ia this
Bureau, the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal
General Of the Stale In which the hospital Is To-
Gated Is notified to receive the men whose names
are on the rolls, and assign them to companies In
the battalion to which they are reported to belong
by the surgeon. should any OF the men recon-
mended by him (thc surgeon) for the second bat.
TALON be needed In the hospital for nurses, cooks,
40, they will be at once assigned to such duty
Full companies can be organized in hospitals
where their services needed, and officers will
be assigned to command them, and will clothe,
arm, and equip the men.
"Where no companies exist in a State from
which rolls are received from surgeon, then the
Provost Marshal OF the State 10 ordered to receive
the men and hold them a. 4 nucleus for the forma-
tion OF = company.
"The names Of the men thus reported are pub
llshed In General Order, which completes their
transfer to the corps The necessity for subsisting
the men must necessarily exist until an officer 10
assigned to command them, when provisions will
b drawn on regular company return by that
| oficer. rIn
"As the number Of otfeers OF the corps 10 limit
ed, and by no means adequate to its requirements
at present. It Ii confidently expected that the sur
seons will accord to rs that patience and forbesr-
ancs which We arc led to expect from the great
courtesy and hearty cooperation with which they
have already favored the corps.
~ am, very respectfully, your obedent servant,
"JAMEs b. FRY,
"Provost Marshal General.
Coisnel BARNES, Acting Surgeon General United
| stAtes Army"
By order Of the Acting Surgeon General:
C.H. CRANE,
oc2s Surgeon United States Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

RETURNING REBELs.-A correspondent Of
the Alexandria State Journal thus speaks Of vir-
gina rebels who are returning to their homes from
the interior of Dixie:
REBELS LosIING IN.
Ma. EpITon; l meet every day rebels from the
South coming In from Dixie. Capt. DevAughn,
Lieut.. smith, and Private Harrison Kirk, met
with this morning. All these rebs seem to be In
good spirits and mix freely with their rebel friends
In Alexandria II 10 an old saying that I" men are
known BY the company they keep" These light
ing rebs keep company with those more cowaTdly
ones when they get back to Alexandria-that
"green spot on earth"
, II these poor deluded men would keep company
with Christians, and repent OF their wiokedness,
would be willing to take them by the hand and
welcome them back to civilization but II they keep
company with those cowardly sympAthizers with
jeff Davis have no faith whateverin their inten-
tonI- only for evil. There are so many deceitful
lie lows coming In that begin to fear for our saeJ
ty, Mir. Editor, You may depend upon 1t, we had
better send those fighting rebs back to Jeff;, and
let HIM use them the best he can. These fellows
may do US mischief II they are suffered to remain
IN our midst. Then please keep this before the
Union people OF Alexandria, and oblige your
UNION FRIEND FROM FAIhfAN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
FESTIVALS, ETC.

CT. PATRICK's FAIR,
y ODD FELLOWS HALL.
variety Of fancy and useful articles for sale.
THE CONFECTIONERY
and Lunch Tables supplied with every delicaoy.
THE LADIES solicit the patronage Of their
friends and the public. oe2s-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
AUCTION SALES.

A sSIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER,s
IA OFFICE, corner Of q and Twenty-eeooa6
streets, WAsHiNeTON, ID. e., October "a, isss.~
WIN be sold at Public Auction on the sssond and
the Corral, near thc Washineton UbssrvstoryI
= LARGE lot Of Horses and Mules, condemned a.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock q. m,
Terms cash, In Government funds
CHAS. X. TOMPKINS,
oc2s-2St Captain and A. q. NJ, U, s, Army
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

10
WAR DErARrNrEST,)
ApJyTART GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHisoroN, Oct. 10, 1868.
General Orders No. 3ss,
The time Tor snlisting Recruits in the Regular
Army under the provisions Of General Orders, No.
i9O OF Juno %, 1885, IL hereby extended to Decem.
Der /, 1859, during which the erra bounty oil $500
will bo paid. ,r..y
by order OF the Secretary Of War:
L. D. TOWNSEND,
oc27-6t Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

SELLING ON SUNDAY.-Lester g. Co., clothing
store-keepers on street, near the depot, were
arrested yesterday by oicer Clements, for selling
on sunday, and fined sII.ss by Justice Ferguson.
Emanuel and Augustus Binswasen were fined
siO.5s for the same offence. Abraham Lyons was
arrested by Offcer Pierce for keeping open on sun.
day, and fined q i6 and costs. We are glad 10 SEQ
that the police are commencing to enforce the law
in this respect. We see, every sunday, shops open
for the sale Of cigars, confectionery, &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A LADY.-Last night one
OF the Third ward Police arrested sergeant Of the
i7sth New York volunteers, named VIM. Budois,
for disorderly conduct and drunkenness at Ford's
theatre. As the officer was taking him to the Cen.
tral Gusrdhouse they met a gentleman and his
wife who were out walking. The soldier, ~ they
passed, raised his hIt and struck the lady severe
blow In the face, He was taken to the Guardhouse
and will be well punished for his villainous beha-
yior The incensed husband was with difficulty
prevented from shooting the brute.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT.-Last
evening, about O'Clock, Mr.. Andrew 8. Dugan, =
ctizenNoi Baltimore, in attempting to get upon the
Baltimore train whilst in motion, slipped and fell
upon the track. Several cars paused over him
manging his legs and thighs In most horrid man.
ner. Anumber Of persons went to his rescue, and
among them the suffering man recognized Mr..
Cook, the ticket agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railrosd He was conveyed to Douglas Hospital
where he died during the night. lie was middle.
aged man and has large circle Of friends.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

CAPTAIN ED DE REU
~ HAS NOW OPEN
Over 7. r. Barr l. Co.'S store, No. 400 Ninth
street, near Pennsylvanis avenue, tNational Rife
srmoryD his
sELF-DEFENCE ACADEMY,
With all kinds Of arms, broad and small-sword
fencing, the newest tactics, and bayonet fencing.
For youths from seven years and upwards, calls
Open from 0 A. NJ. to u NJ, from to P. NJ,
and from to 10 p. NJ, every day. For terms and
certificates call at the Academy. Private lessons
by couples In classes, also, single lessons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28

National Course, Washington, Oct. q, 1850 PRO
prietor's Purse 81 900, mile heats, best In to
harness.
Mr. Lovett entered blk. 4 Butler........l | .
Dan Mace entered ,. &. Pfiece: e:...........s
Mr.. Martin entered Oh. y. Belle Of Hart
i0fa... ..................S uf
Time: 2:Ak-219k-21ik-21sk
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

EORD'S NEW THEAT e I,
IT TENTH STREET, NEAR 4.
JOHN 7. FORD. Manager and Proprietor.
tAlso Of Holliday-street Theatre, Baltimore.)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
SATURDAY, April

SATURDAY, April /.
Last night, the session was in Senate
until ll-reeling off plenty of work for
their scribers. However, commencing by I
this morning, in few hours we had the
satisfaction of seeing all the Senatorial
pothooks reduced to something like order
Gf not propriety,) and as the Senators
had mostly gone home or to Philadelphia,
their officers had holiday. The House
was in session until p. NJ The "Dem-
ocrats" happened to be in the minority,
and went TO "Fillibustering" to keep the
"Aboli tiOnists" from doing some business.
After an hours folly 10 calling yeas aud
nays about points of no interest whate yer
to posterity, the hour arrived which cut
short the contest. As the noisy crowd
passed out, lame, blue-coa,ed man. who
had probably never before seen the "wise
hundred" 10 solemn delibera,ion, exprss.e5
bis opinion Of them in no tonied terms
the honest soldier Indignantly "cussed'
them as trifiag creatures.
The day has been too windy to walk
much, yet, as strolled by one block of
o"eilings, child at play arrested my at
!entlon' She must be OhOught u per-
iect straDger-never saw her before and
yet, there is look and q smile u,on .
lace that seems natural. Stopping, and
trying to recall aud assure myself vbo
and where the child and | were, she said
to playmate '.Dat 'entman's 'ookin n,
land as she spoke, the tone aud ex.
p'esslon reminded me Of her mother, with
~nom ] was acquainted, many years ago,
'Io Sh'se psrfec, image as in childhoou's
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
News

Advices have been received, at New
York and Baltimore, from Charleston,
through Union sources. The steamer
Peabody left New Orleans on the 3lst
ult., and arrived at New York on the
18th inst. As she passed Hilton
Head, the monitor Nahant was there
repairing damages. She had been hit
about 500 times by the rebel batteries,
which started some of the rivets in
the turret, thereby preventing the
working Of the guns to advantage.
She had also five holes in her smoke
stack. The injuries were slight.
The battery Keokuk was sunk, as
reported by the rebels, and one man
lost.
When off Charleston bar, the Pea
body spoke some gunboats, but OBJ
tanned no news except that Gen.
Hunter was up the Bay. One gun on
Fort Moultric had been dismounted.
\ bearer Of dispatches from Admi-
raj Dupont has reached Washington,
but his dispatches have not been made
public.
NEwBERNE, n. c., April 6.-Gen.
Foster has been reinforced, and had
driven the rebels back.
NEW YoRK, April 12.-It is repor-
ted that Gen. NJ Clellan has handed
in his resignation.