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Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
Hook.r's Battle Above tn. Clouds.

The New York Times has found parallel II
General Booker's battle above the clouds and
notices Ii as follows:
Quartermaster General Meigs. in his lively
account Of the three days conflict before Chat.
tanooga, mentions the notable fact that In Gen.
Hooker's fight up the slopes OF Lookout Noun
tain, much of the battle was fought ADORE n.
clouds, which concealed him from our view,
but from which his musketry was heard"
in the campaign of Napoleon In the Carnic
Alps, In 1907. The battle of the Col de Jarvis,
March 90, 1907, was fought above the clouds
the artillery laundering In the very laboratory
of storms and arsenals Of the electric batteries
while the cavalry charged and performed
their evolutions on the Ice, and the infantry
fioundered TO the attack through snow throt
feet thick.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY.
No More Fighting.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 3U.-There has been no
lighting in Northern Georgia for the past two
days. Our troops hold the country as far as
Ringgold aud Cleveland. The enemy are below
Tunnel Hill.
The campaign has probably ended.
There !, no news from Burnside at head
quarters, but the siege Of Knoxville is no doubt
raised ere now, and the rebel forces in East
Tennessee can only escape by miracle or
miraculous fighting.
The fruits Of the recent battle are ,OO2 pris.
oners, IS pieces Of artillery, 1000 stand oi
arms. and numerous stores.
Our casualties will not exceed 1000.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
W.nern Commercial In,eIIlgenc..

ST. LOUIS. Nov. JO,-Cotton is Hat, with no
sales. Receipts for the week 900 bales. Flour
dull; holders arc asking higher prices. Wheat
is still at sl.30@l. .35 prime at sl.3S@ | .3s.
Corn higher; sales at sl.l5@ l.20. Oats are
advancing; sales at W cents.
The Memphis B"li,tn of the 18th says that
cotton Is dull, with sales of $50 bales al 45@s72
cents.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad 10 in
fine running order TO Corinth.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
ARRIVAL OF WEALTHY REFuGEEs.-Yest,

ARKIvAL OF WEALTHY REFuGEEs.-Yeeter-
day morning there appeared at the military
provost marshal'e office 6ve refugees from the
South. They had escaped from Richmond and
made their way to the Potomac river, and then
secured a passage to Baltimore in a steamboat
After they hud got aboard the steamboat, they
were accosted by q Government detective, aud
at once gave themselves up, and stated they
were refugees, sc. III the provost inarshal's
Office their trunks and yalses were examined
and gold bars, gold dust, and gold coin, Amer
lean and foreign, was found, amounting to
about $50, 600. together with lewelry, consisting
Of valuable gold watches, diamonds, .Sc.
The wealth OF the entire party was computed
to be from $4,000 TO slOO,0OO. Three of them
had their families With them. By their own
statement il cost them about ~ 100 to get out
Of Richmond; one Of ihnm alone paid 5000 for
pass to leave the city. They informed Capt.
French, assistant provost marshal, that a man
they had employed TO act as their guide to the
Potomac had been Killed on the route by a Con.
federste bu-hwacker. They represented that
they had been engaged in the clothing aud
general merchandise business in Richmond aud
other parts Of The South,
1t was novelty to examine The gold bars aud
gold dust they had in their possession, to say
nothing OF the quantities tens and twenties
that they had carefully wrapped up and placed
iu leather bags. The following are the names
given by them TO Capt. French; \. Brussel,
Joseph Blumauer, J. Israel, ii. Brill, and ID. Ep.
stn. The four fret named signed the parole
Of honor, usual for foreign subjects, and Epstln
took the oath of allegiance. They were then
ali released, aud allowed to take with them
their precious metals. s.-Ed'timorc San, Nor. 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
INTERESTING TO MAINE SOLDIERS
IN HOSPITALS,

We are requested to state that any Of the sol
diers in the Washington hospitals who desire
with free passage, including meals, on board
the steamers from Boston, Or Portland, to East
port and return.
The President Of The International Steamship
Company, T. c. Hersey, Esq, has generously
furnished tickets for this purpose to Rev. Z.
". jackson, Chaplain of Armory Square Hos.
pital, to whom application should be made by
sick soldiers who have received furloughs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
supply Of Ration..

RArrAHANNoCK STATION, Nov. 29-9!l5 p. m
II Is understood that Gen. Meade, In his present
movements, Is left to exercise his own discrc-
ton, and that he has declared 1t to be HE pur-
posc 10 strike al the most vital point In the
Southern Confedcracy, wherever, In his judg
ment, that may be. His supply OF rations and
forage will moi be exhausted until after the 10th
Of December, and before that period he eau
make heavy reconnaissance, most damaging
ini,s consequences upon the enemy.
Since Geu. Meade has the supplies Of his
army with his command, there,is no apprehun-
sion of danger from nank uipyement to cut
oil the usual base Of supplies. =. Blto Amer.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
From Meade's Army.
A Heavy Battle Reported Co.
ing On.

New YORK, December IA special dispatch
to the Times, dated Monday, says:
The train from Bealton station which arrived
here late tonight brings intelligence that heavy
and continuous firing WAS heard from early
dawn this morning up 10 s O'Clock, p. m,
when the train left Bcaton. The impression
was ,ha, heavy battle was going on.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
Gen. Foster at Cumberland Gap
Nothing Later from Burnside
Telegram from The Rebel Morgan
ITEMS FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY

CrNcIsNArr, Dec. l.-Maj. Gen. Foster ar
rived at Cumberland Gap yesterday, en- route to
Knoxville. There is nothing later from Burn.
side.
John Morgan tclegraphed TO Columbus from
Toronto yesterday, announcing his arrival
there.
The number of men mustered In the service
for this State averages 400 per week.
A dispatch from Chattanooga says sufficient
reinforcements under Gordon Granger has been
sent to insure his success. Bragg's maln force
was reported 5cyond Dalton, and strsgglers are
coming in.
Fifteen hundred Chattanooga prisoners ar.
rived al Louisville last night.
Guerrillas are very troublesome. The river
boats are fired into, houses of ctizens robbed,
aud the property carried of or destroyed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
A steamer burned with $500 Bales Of
Cotton,

CAIRO, ILL, November 2s.-A steamer from
Natchez, bound for New Orleans, laden with
$500 bales Of cotton, was entirely consumed
by fire at Port Hudson last week.
On she 18th instant cotton was In better de-
mand at Memphis than for several days previ
Gus. Factors generally were holding the higher
grades for better prices. Over 400 bales were
sold at prices avergiDg from 35ai5 cents. Seven
hundred bales Of Gotten passed Cairo yesterday
en- route for Cincinnati.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
The War In the sou,hwes

CHICAGO, Nov. 2g.-Rumors at Paducah
state that General Reddy, with 1000 to {, 900
rebels, made his appearance recently on the
Tennessee river, below Eastport.
There was great excitement at Columbus,
KY, yesterday; owing to Gen. Smith enforc-
ing Gen. Hurlburl's conecription order. There
has been . large number of arrests for military
purposes.
The steamer Nellie Moore, bound for Nash
willie with government stores, sunk on Friday
, In the Ohio river, Just below Smithland.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

r Ladies' Fair In Aid OF the Sanitary
CoMMtssiON.-At u mesting of Ladies', held At
the residence Of Mrs Lieutenant Brookheld, No.
I'll Pennsylvania avenue, on the 18th of November,
the following ladies' were chosen a cvnimittee to
organize and conduct Fnir In aid OF the Sanitary
Commission:
,OMNlTrEE.
LIST WaId-Mrs. Ca mmissioner Dole, 213 Vermont
avenue, and Mrs Edwin Clark, No. 276 Vermont
avenue.
81 ward--Mr J. ". Angus, 457 street.
lth Ward-Mrs Lieuten ant Brookaeid, s7i Penn.
sylyania avenue, and Mrs. N Halter. ls7 Sixth at.
Hh Ward-Mrs. W. l.. Nicholson, 2S4 South D ST.
9th Ward-Mrs. Captain Steele, street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
7th Ward--Mrs. T. II. Rsnney, aas Thirteenth
street, Island.
1t Is earnestly requested that the ladies Of this
city and District who feel An interest this great
work, will call upon such members OF the General
Committee may reside In their respective wards,
to make arrangements for ASST ting IN this benevo
lent enterprise, in aid OF the brave defenders Of
American Liberty.
The Committee desire 1t to be understood that
his 10 an invitation to all, and express the hope
that none will wst to be called upon for donations
of money or goods, but come forward At once with
such cferiugs ~ they may be pleased to give for
the advancement Of this noble cause.
CARRIE 7. FENNELLY, Secretary.
no3O-iti a1i Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

NOT so.-It Is not true that the troupe oil
Arabs now in this city subSlst entirely upon
Sandwiches, aud 1t Is denied that they will
" fold up their tents" and silently steal away
when their engagement at the Peoples Theatre
10 finished.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
From Hilton Head,

New YORK, Nov. SO.-The steamer America
from Hilton Head on the 10Th inst, via Stone
Inlet, on the evening of the 10th, has arrived
with government dispatches and detachmun
OF the Sixth Regulars.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
Warrington and New York stock Mar.
kets To-Day.

~wc are requested to announce that from
this date until the meeting Of Congress the
President will be unable to receive visitors, his
lime being fully occupied by public business.
NOVEMBER Is, 1868.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MEETING or EMPLOYERS or TIE NAVY
YARD A meeting OF the mechanics and working.
men Ia the Washington Navy Yard was held last
evening in tho ball OF the Anacostis Engine House
u response 10 the cali oi the committee sppotuis
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

TIE FREgDMEs's ViLlAe The formal dc :
ication of the houses, schools, hospitals, WORK
shops. &c., of tho freedmeu's Village, at Greene
Heights, Arlington estate, will take place Thurs
day, at 9 o'clock p. M. II will be an interest
ing occasion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
DIED,

la Warren, Maine, o. the 18th OF November, Mr..
GEo. r. M,IsTyRE, aged IS years.
On the 2Sth ultimo, In this city, Of diptheria,
Lewis, aged I years.
On the 10th ultimo, ALBEarA ELMIRA, daughter
George 7, aud JoAnaa Gibbons, aged 10 months.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

DEATH IN DALL ROoM.-Un Thursday Mi ght
last tall va. given by the " "rrussmcu's Asso-
eIation,' OF bnston. Miss May A. Brad shaw
Que 81 tie ladies, while dancing, fell to The
noof, and before medical assistance C"nld be
obtained, expired, Il waa .uppnsed that .Lc
died nf heart disease.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
A Rebel Prtvateer.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 3O.-A British brig from
Jacmel reports: Nov. 18th in Crooked Island
passage, saw rebel propeller bark chasing an
American side wheel steamer. The latter was
seven miles ahead, and had an eagle on her
wheel house.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
MARRIEn.

On the oath uitino, by the Rev. d. Riley, Wa c.
MCLEOD, Of the city Of New York, to Miss MANY
JANE BscxwrrH, Of Montgomery county, Mary.
land. ? H .H.s'' %
On Thursday, November u, In Allegheny, Penn
ssivauia, by Rev. Z. r. swift, D. D., Mr. ISAAC
sylvsnis, to Mrs ELIZA L GiDsoN, Of Alleghany.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

To ADvERTIsERs.-We call the attention oi
pu.inees men 70 the classification Of ot advertise
msnts. We intend 10 keep business eye to this
matter for the bsnent Of our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

NoEE CoSTlsCATIuss.-.Wrlt. have been
issued 10 the distrct court for the seizure Of the
following property, under the pfovlsons Of III"
conlscstion law on bills being hIei by the District
Attorney
The personal property Of John A. Campbell, OF
Alabama, formerly AJustice Of the supreme Court
OF tbs United states, consisting Di furniture IN \
Aouse on street, opposite Franklin square.
The interest OF W. b. b. Cross formerly we'll
known lawyer In this city, now supposed to De IN
Nchmond) in lot 6 In square 2is, with Improve
ments, Consisting If q cottage brick dwelling on
street, near Fifteenth.
lie property OF Gearge d. Fowle, formerly nj
AicXartfia, consisting OF subdivisions IL nni H.
NJ lots and O. Of Dayidsons subdivisions OF sGuait
IA. with handsome four.story brick dwellings "r
n street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
f'ccis, lots to L. IN sqnnis TO- situated bewecI
T.iGd and Fourth streets east, and L And NJ north
lyts 10 to Ia IN square s'i, between and street,
nuEIn, and Fourth and Fifth east; lots to 4, and
90 70 %, Inclusive, rquare LOIS, between Twelfth
li Thirteenth 6 reefs esht, and and south
ItinprOved
lotsi Ito 5, and IS, In square 7a7, near the juno
n Ut virginia and New Jersey avenues, 10 'ht
-trf Thouss W, Greer, late pastor "f the Navy
Ghrd B.vus' Church.
Lot2 Of subdivision D Of Todds subdivision o
squHfe 2, with Improvements, on Maryland ave
nue., LeaI Eleventh street uslanGJ, belonging II
sOLA lin'hsttf, OF ~ Nhfy's county. MhIylaLd
hnG late clerk In the sixth huiitors ofioe. ow IL
Dixie.
Lots /, 20, %, and part OF lot ?, III IquMe ioe, OIL
NE eurner OF Eighteenth and streets, with I'm
prov, menis, consisting Of handsome bIick house
belonging to Joseph G. Ises, formerly lieutenant
IN ths United States Typographical EGginesrs.
The personal property OF DR.. A. Y. =, Garrett,
Ut ,, In square sl7, ou street, between L'ev
onth aud Twelfth streets, with improN ements, oo
siEtiHg Of a handsome twostory brick dwelling
belonging to VIM. L. Bailey. Of Virginia, late reI
il the Adiutant Geperals Once,
These cases are ell made Tstuthsble on the thir
aloaday In December,
TIsLoYALrY.-MarcusD Duvall was sent up +
MA city yesterday by the Provost Marshal q
Alex rdria. He 10 charged with disloI Atty An
s,ndlI { lisioyal communications through the line
IybIoekade runners. He was committed to the Ol
Capitol by Provost Marshal odd, to await ilrths
cstlmony, which Will he sent ny In day or iw'
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

RAiIkoADs.--ARRIvAL AND DnPAkrURB %
ruANs-Ths advertisements eur frst pas,e
,re inserted by authsrity ofthe railroad companies
scvcrsily named, are ofieially corrected when
change, are made. henoe can he relied upon ~ COZ.
~
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
oFFICIAL.
THE STATUE OF FREEDOM.

ARCHITECTS OFFICE, U. 8. CAPITOL,
WASHINGTON, d. g. Nov. 80, 1853.
The crowning section Of tho "statue of
Freedom" will DO placed on the dome Of the
Capitol on Wednesday, the Cd day Of December
at 10 O'Clock VI.
T.U. WALTER, Architect.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

10 Diseases Of tho Nervous, seminal,
Urinary pni sexual Systems-new and reliable
Treatment In Reports of the Howard Association.
sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge, AddresA Dr. J, skILLIN H0uGH1ON
Howard Association, No. Q South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. no2s-d&wam
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

rs- Public sehools.-There are n fe w va
cant seats In the Male and Female Grammar schools,
First District tFirst and Second wards Of the city
Tickets Of admission can DO obtained by an eAIiy
application to either OF the undersigned.
J. o. WILSON,
S93 New York av., bet. lfh and l3th sts.
II. 7. MORSELL,
$50 d street, opposite City Hall.
se2S-t Sub-Bohrd Trustees First District.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
TOHN JOLLIFFE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
das removed his oGloe to the Northeast corner oil
y and Fifteenth streets, opposite the east
entrance OF tho Treasury Building,
Washington City, d. C.,
httends especially 10 siaims "p"u the United
states. Vis-Iy
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

NOT TAKEN UP.-Tho statement that the
railroad track beyond Rappahsnnock Station
had been taken up and removed to Alexandria
Is Incorrect.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
NOTICE.

rsis PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BIZ CAR
sIERs TO sUDsCRlBERs IN THIS CITY AND
N GEoRaEJowN AT THIRTY CENTS RIA
MGNIH
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
by TELEGRAPH.
Starvation on Board an

Starvation on Board an Emigrant ship.
New YORK, Nov. 30.-The facts obtained TO.
day at an inquest on the body of an emigrant
child, show that It came to its death from want
Of food on board the ship Cyuosure. Twenty
six persons also had died on the passage, as
alleged, from the same cause. Al the same
time evidence Is given that the steward Of the
ship had provisions to sell 10 such Of the emf
grants rs could pay.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

TnE only place where you can purchase L,,dia
tubteT goods of S kinds Al anu|dcfHrs prices, Is
It II. 4. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, Sl0
PennsylvAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
vtreets. Also, all kinds of Rubber goods beaut-
fully repaired At short notice. mar l3-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

NoTIcE.-subscribers falling 10 receive thc
REPUBLICAN, rsguiery will please notify this once
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
The Weniher.

ST. LoUIs, Nov. 30.-I'he weather 10 mode
rating; wind south; thermometer SO degrees.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

Es-Union LesEue.-Heresfter the meetings
Of The League viii be hald In their hall every
"WEDNESDAY EvENlNG. Distinguished speak
ers will he present throughout the winter.
no9S-n
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

APPAIRs AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov.
2s.-Corporal Thomas Williams, OF Andrew Is
independent company Of sharpshooters, from
achusetts, and late postmaster at College
Green Barracks, was arrested on Thursday last,
by order Of Major :. Z. Chamberlain, in com
lnaud, charged with robbing the mail. He is
confined iu the guardhouse awaiting hearing.
Sergeant Dorsey, of the provost guard, left
for your city yesterday afternoon, with the sub
Joiuud named persons, charged with the fol-
lowing oti,ucesi Sergeant John X. Smith, co.
{, 9itL New York vols, committing an assault
upon Lieut.. Rush, of the provost guard; Corp.
Moses +. Cook, co. Z, SD New York vols, per-
hitting himself to be taken prisoner at Gettys.
burg, Pa, On let July last, to avoid going into
the battle, and Andrew j. Iiaggerty, William
Graham aud John Robinson, CO. B, I'd Maryl
land (Bradford) cavalry, charged with genera
insubordinaliuu.-B1it. Sun.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

lI.y uest coal IN London lie sold at Sd fer
chaidron. A splendid Coventry pop In dress
costs in the samc 'ity $40,
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

TORONTO, Nov. 30.-The notorious John H.
Morg an, who lately escaped from the Colum-
bus peuitentiary, arrived here by the Great
Western Railway to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

IL storage-ln Cire.Proof Brick Ware
house, foot oI = street. Apply to FRED s. COZ
ZENs Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from Four
teenth street. oc29-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
Arrest. for Fraud, ON ,hs Revenue

CAIRO, Nov. 30.--A number of jews have
been arrested at Memphis as participants in tho
recent fraud on the Revenue Department. Their
property has been seized aud themselves i'm
prisoned. Sixty thousand dollars In green
backs" was taken from one of the smugglcrs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

ST. ANDREWS FESTIVAL report is necessarily y
postponed until tomorrow.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

Once OF tho Inde pc ndent Telegraph
Company, b06 Ninth street, Tone door from Penn-
Aylvania avenue. 70
jyib-tf A, b. TALCOTT, Manager.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
the lsnguid brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed OF the eeiebra-
ted Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen, sassafras, Roots,
Herbs Ss all preserved in perfectly pure St. Croix
Rum.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
Second Edition.
rOuR O'CLOCK, r. N.

OUR PRISONERS At RICHMOND.
Mr.. Q. c. Fulton, of the Baltimore Amsrtcar,
has been authorized to proceed to Richmond In
his private capacity to eudeavor to establish
some mutual plan for the care Of our prisoners
30 far, at least, as their food aud clothing arc
concerned. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

D- steamer May Flower has arrived
from New York and 10 now dschargin cargo At
foot Of High street, Georgetown. Consignees will
please attend TO the reception OF their goods at
once. MORGAN b RHINEHART,
dei-st Agents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

"ISKLINas OF JDLsNEss. THE rcadsss, es.
peciay the lady readers Of the Naio-aI Repubiean,
will be pleased to learn that "IDLrl" is at home
again, and that to morrow's paper will contain
one OF those "INKLINos OF IDLENEss" which
have in psst seasons been popular ~ chronicles
Of social LIE and festivities here at the metropolis
They will be eoattnued throuGh the winter, and
will form one Of series Of attractive features
which will make the Eattoual Republican an at
tractive yisitsr at each nrsaide.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01
Frauds on tho Revenue Department.

CAIIo, LII, Nov. 29.-Frauds on the reve
hue department TO a large amount have been
recently discovered al this port, and scyerd
Of the parties implicated have been arrested
1t 10 supposed that one Of the guilty parlie,
lett here last Sunday, and has not been heard
from since. The loss 10 the government Ii
already reported To be two hundred thousant
dollars.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

A WAsHISGroN GUIDE BooK.-Wm. T. Rich
stein, 27s Psnnsylvania Avenue, has published
&" The Strangers Guide Book to Washington city,
neat little volume containing much matter valua-
BILE to our citizens we'll to strangers visiting
WAshington. .. H..s .. i...
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

- = 1he Plantation Bitters have cured me
of = arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary or.
gans that has distressed for years. It acts like
q charm. c. c. MOORE,
Agent for Colgate Co 26t Broadway"
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

The LATEST DoDGE.-We saw this morning
the latest dodge in the way Of smuggling liquor
across the river and to the army. s,me days ago
q box was seized at Adsms' Express ONCE, in
which were a number Of cans labelled tomatoes and
pickles. This box was addressed to private In the
army OF the Potomac. Instead Of being Allied with
tomatoes, they were full Of vile whiskey, which
was very properly connscated. Another arrange
ment wAs that OF Q number Of empty Bologna
sausage-skins filled with whiskey and packed In
with lot Of ssusases. This fraud, however, was
soon discovered.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

A NOBLE TRIo.-some stranger In Boston,
who was the possessor OF diamond ring, has
cut the names OF three distinguished Americans
upon a pane Of glass in one of the rooms of the
Revere House. With more familiarity than
reverence he cut these words 20 d Hickory,
Old Zack Taylor and Old Abe Lincoln."-
BostOn Irdt.scripf.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

s< The oAes Of ths National Rspubli-
san 10 ae 61l Ninth street, between Penn.
sylvanta avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

"' Ihaye been great sufferer from Dy-
spepsia, and had to abandon preaching. 49, Tie
Plantation Bitters have cured me.
"REv. J. 8. CATHoRN, Rochester, N. Y"
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-01

THAT's THE WAY rHs LUMBER GoEs.--wm.
Douglas the commissioner Of the Fourth ward has
missed lumber In amount about forty dollars,
which has been taken from the dwelling In course
Of erection on II street between Fourth and Filth
streets. This morning he was notified that two
boys, named George Mcdonald and WIN. Roughf,
had stolen some OF the lumber on last night lie
accordingly lodged complaint At the police station
and they were arrested by ofiser Kelly. Justice
Giberson committed them 10 jail for court.