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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04
Personal.
MAJOR GENERAL Mcdowell ls in the cit,

MAJOR GENERAL Mcdowell is In the city.
CAPT. R. p. NJ. SCOTT, formerly Assistant
Adjutsnt General Of Gen, Casey's staff, has been
appointed private secretary to Gen. Halleck.
WILLIAM c. RvEs, Thomas s. Bocock, r. f.
Collier and William C. Wickham have been elected
to the next rebel Congress.
POWELL is engaged In painting a llfe-sizC
equestrian portrait Of General Mcclellan which,
for correctness of drawing, spirited action, and
graceful pose, has seldom been e1ualIed. Hil
" Battle Of Lake Erie " is nearly completed.
JOHN MCDoNALD, whom visitors and resi-
dents of New Orleans will pleasantly remember
ss for many years past the host Of Common street
aud Theatre Alley, and also Of the Pass Christian
Hotel, will hear with regret that he died In tina,
city late last month.
GEN. SHEPLEr, Military Governor of Loulsl.
ana bAs issued an order declaring imperative the
State law prohibiting the emancipation of slaves
Oh the ground that such a law has never been
sanctioned by the military authorities, and is in
consistent with tho principles which control the
policy OF the Government.
CONTRABAND GoODs SEIzEn.-A few dav,
ago schooner called the Collision was wrecked
in Herring Bay, and II hcing supposed to he a
blockade runner, portion Of Provost Marsha
McPhall's detective force went down and sue
ceeded In removing the goods, somewhat dam
aged. They arc valued at about El5, 900, ant
consist in part of gold lace and stars, and shoes
buttons, Of which there were about ten thou
sand gross, dry goods, spectacles, needles
paper, &c. 1t appears that the crew of IN,
vessel, which consisted Of four men, upon find
ing It wrecked, sent to Baltimore for the puT
pose Of getting assistance, which led to th'
seizure OF the goods.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

BALTIMORE PoLITIcs.-Thc contest for Con-
gross commenced In Baltimore last night, the
primary election for delegates having been
held. The only candidates named for the Third
District are Hon. Thos. Swan and Hon. Henry
Winter Davis. In the Second District, there
are a number OF candidates, including the pres
ent members, Hon. C. l.. Leary, J. j. Stewart,
of Baltimore county, and Hon. Edwin H. Web.
ster, Of Hartford county,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

RAnRoADs.-ARRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRArHs.-Ths Advertisements on our fourth page
srs inserted by authority ofthe railroad companies
spvetslly named, arc officially corrected when
hauFos are made, hence be relied upon as cor
rect
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTE.-The
quiekest and safest route to the Nortbweat and
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
sunday. soldiers tickets at Government rates Ia
all the principal points in the North and West
tickets and further information apply at the 81
dee OF the Great PennSylvAnlA Route, p northeast
corner PenngylvanlA avenue aud sixth Gtreet I'M.
der National Hotel, Office open from 7 A. m. 10
p. m.ion Sundays to 4 p. m. " w
aug " h1onI,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04
Newspaper Correspondent Arrested.

NASHVILLE, June 3.-The Chief of Police
yesterday arrested c. F. Jones, formerly con-
nected with the New York Spirit Of the Times,
now local editor Of the Nashville Dispatch, for
writing reasonable correspondence 10 the Free
mans Journal, New York. He will be sent
south of our lines.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

Al the International Dog Show just opened
at the Agricultural Hall in lslIngton, England,
the Prince of Wales Is an exhibitor, having
entered three couple of his pack of haTrlers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

The royal wedding presents which were re-
Gently exhibited at the South Kenslngton Mu-
scum, by permission Of the Prince Of Wales,
were viewed by 229, ,425 persons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

The Boston Sewing Circle, since November
last, has manufactured some nine thousand
articles of clothing for use In our hospitals.
The loyal women of Boston are never weary in
well doing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

ARRIVAL OF CoNTRABANDs.-One hundred
and ten contrabands arrived this morning. They
oAn,e In the steamer TraSill from UrbanA, and Sf-
ter landIngAt Tenth street wharf marched to the
ContrabRnd camp. They belong to the party Of
contrAbands that were taken by Col Fitzpatrick.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

To ADvERTIsERs.-we call the attention Of
tusE1sss men TO the classification Of our advertise
ntnts. We intend to keep business eye to this
natter for the benefit OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04
NOTICE

THIS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
BIERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

REBEL DRsERTBRs.-Eight rebel deserters
who have been confined In the Old Capitol prison
were sent to Philadelphia this morning, and viii
there take the oath Of allegiance to the United
states Government.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04
Ths nnlfnrd Tournamont.

The second meeting Of the great billiard tour.
nannent in New York took place on Tuesday
otoning. About 900 SPECTATOR were present
Including Gen. Wool, August Belmont, and
many other wea1lhy and respectable citlA6np
Tho ifst game was between Estepho and Fox,
and was won by the latter, by 1i6 points, m
one hour and twenty-nine minutes. There
were S3 innings. Fox's highest runs were 80,
~, 90. 2s, 10b,. and 30. Estephe'A principal
runs were a., 80, 90, and SO.
The second Of the evening, which was be-
tween Kavanagh and seereiter, lasted ons hour
and thlrty-nine minutes, when kayanagh came
The last game was ,betweenf Tieman and Fo-
lev, and was not concluded ullnearly O'Clock.
Mr.. TiemaR, who onthepreyious evening made
but 6S points in his game with Kayanagh, won
the present one In tho thlrtleth inning, by gl4
points. He made rms OF a2, 80, o., 30, 1874
and 67. Mr.. Foiey's highest run was 80. Time,
one hour and twenty-three minutes.
u A. N.as,x nnpnha v
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

A country paper, speaking of funeral of a
suicide, says Indignantly! They buried the
woman like dog, with all her clothes onI "
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

CARNCRoss AND DIxEY's MNsTRELs will be-
gin to delight citizens with their melodies at
Odd Fellows Hall this evening. Their ballads,
ohoruseS, dancing, and funny jokes will afford a
rare trent
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-Thc total sub
scriptions In America to the Atlantic Telegraph
stock, TO date, are G66, ,6l6 sterling.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

SETT SOUTp.--5olomon sairling, arrested
several days since on the charge Of disloyalty,
vas sent uCross the Federal lines, By way OF
iurper's Ferry, last night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

WASHINGTON THEATRE. - Mrs. Muzzy,
favorite actress is to receive her first benefit II
nine years at the Washington Theatre tonight
A capital bill IN offered, comprising some unusuA
attractions.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04
TO HOUSEKEEPERS,
9 APON-I FIER,
CoNCE LYE,
THE FAMIEY SOAP MAKERI

The Public are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
for sale. The only GENUINE and PATENTED
Lye is that made by the PERNsYLNANIA SALT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, their trade-maTk
for 1t being "sAPoNlFTER, OR CONCENTRA ATED
LYEp The great SUCCESS OF this article has led
UNPRlNClPLED PARTIES to endeAyor 10 i'm tate
1t, In violation OF the Company's PATENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or SELLERS
Of these SPURIOUS Lyes are hereby NOTIFIED
that the COMPANY have employed, as their
ATTORNEYS,
GEORGE HARDING, Esa., Of PhLadeIphfa, aud
WILLIAM BAKEWELL, Esa., Of Piisburg,
And that all MANUFACTURER, USERS or SELL
LERs OF Lye, In violation Of the rights OF the Com
pany, Will be PROsECUTED at once.
The ,sAPoNIFIER, or CONCENTRATED LYF,
Is Tor sale BY all Druggists, Grooers, and Country
TAKE NoTICEI
The USITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, Western
District Of Pennsylyaniss No. Of May Term In
1882, in suit of
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY
THOMAS C. CHASE,
decreed TO the Company, on November, Is, 1852 the
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
granted by patent owned by them for the
SAPONIFIER
Patent dated October a. 1886. Perpetual injunc-
tiOn awarded.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04
Army Purytyors.

We learn that a new order has been issued
providing for the appointment OF division pur-
yeyors, who arc to transport their goods to the
army independently and at their own expense.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04
williAmSburgh, Kings county, New York
=, 20 ~. - ---

u The CONFESSIONS AND ExPHRIKSoR or
AN INVALID, Published for the benent, and aSra
warning and CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer
rom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, etc., supplying at the same time THE MI. ~
or SELF CURE. By one who has cured hImFeiG AZ
ter belng put TO great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quaekery
By enclosing postpaid addressed enyeione
single copies may be had of the author 7F'
l ... NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Eaa
my 26-ly Bedford, Kings Countv nj "
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

QUAcKERY.-I earnestly caution Young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, &C.. AgaiIIat en-.
dangeTing their health by patronizinE Sny OF the
methods used by the advertiser, and by hundr, IN
OF others, and In no other way. Read letter which
Will send you, II you will send postpaid en-
Velope bearing your address. Direct to
EDWARD II. TRAYER,
apb-dAW6m Lock Box Boston MAla
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

THE DISEASES OF ERRoR.-(Les 16aiadiss
fErreT. .)-L John d. Ogden, NJ. D., author ana
pu6lisher Of the above work, do hereby promiSs
man who will write for It, sample cory ior nsr,,s
sal. The proper study Of mankind Is MGN, fThia
valuable work is Issued and sent forth for the hen
eht OF suffering humanity. II treats in airnDie
language on all the diseases Of Error, inciudinS
seminal WeaknessI Nervous Debility, Indigestion,
helancholy, insanity, Wasting Decay, Impotency,
seripfions for their permanent cure together With
much valuable Information. All who favor mo
with desire to read my work shall receive a SAM
pie copy by return mail, free OF charge -''-'
Address JOHN B. OGDEN, NJ D.
my l8-3m No. 90 Nassau st. New Yo1,l
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04
stock MARKET Today.

Desrs indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
i.r the following condition Of the stock and sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04
THEo. F. STOKES, Seo,y.

To CoNsUMPTIyEs.-The advertiser having
been restored to health in few weeks by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, is anxious to make known
to his fellOw-Suiferers the means Of cure
To all who desire IT, he will send a COPY Of the
prescription used (ree Of oharge,) with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE for CoHsUMPrIoE,
Asthma, BRONCHITIS, &C. The only object Of the
advertiier in sending the prescription is to bene-
tt the afflicted, and spread Information which he
coneeives TO be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as It will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburgh, Kings county, New York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04
sPEcTAI NOTICES.

ILLusTsATEp LEorUgEa, q behalf q ths Soma
Of Temperance, AZ Temperance Han, Z nttost be-
tween kinth and Tenth streets, oomneneinr
THURSDAY EVENING, June lth, and oontinus
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, June 6th
and sixth. Each Lecture TO eommenoe preciselS Al
o'clock. W.
The sons OF Temperance take great plsasurefn
announcing to their friends and tho public Eener-
ally, that they have engaged Rev. 3. N. Landin, Nj
D." The Popular Health Reformern and able lee.
turer, to deliver a short series Of his most pfnou-
ca, sympllned, and chaste illustrated lootnreI on
PHRENoLoay, PHYSIOLOGY, HEALTH, 40, At the
above-nAmed time and place They hope 10 rectiv6
the patronage OF all persons who are interested IN
Temperance and the Divine laws OF Life and HEALTH
Or. Landls's scientific attanments az teacher
and lecturer are established beyond oAvi1 He IL
illustrates each lecture with the very best apparatus
and closes every evening with Phrenologloal ex-
aminatons. 10 defrAy expenses a small admission
Of 10 cents Will be charged for single lecture or
% oents for course ticket; 10 be had or the Leotr-
Ing Committee and at the Hall door. See small
bills.
T. NJ. BRADLEY,
WlLBURN CRUTCHLEY,
j. X. BRIDGE,
y. H. LANGLEY,
ID. s. PAGE,
J. s. POLAR, .
NJ. T. PARKER,
Je4-N Lecture Committee.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

ts1 Ice CREAM AND WATER IoKs, Wholesale
and retail. Hotels, clearinghouse, retail utorea
parties fairs, excursions and suffers urniahed Al
the lowest prices. Families supplied with ne best
cream and confectionery and delivered 10 any mart
OF the city and Georgetown, at the Baltimore Con-
iectionery, Sixth street between @ and H = -
my 23-im JAs sRAFEIEIn
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

49, Ths once OF the National RsRubli-
can IL at Bu ninth street, between Fehi,-
VIypnia avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

Ten thousand bales Of cotton from Bombay
arrived at Liverpool IN one day last month.
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FROM GENERAL BANKS.

FURTHER Es.
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Js4-st

No COMPROMISE WITH TREAsoN on. TEII-
ToRs.-NoTIoE..-IRm am authorized by the Secretary
Of War to raise a BATTALION OF CAVALRY for
specia service. tg. s.. ..a- H..
Each company will be organized az prescribed IN
General Orders No. I2s, series Of Isa2
All officers will be selected and appointed by the
Colonel Commanding, subject TO the approval Of
the Secretary OF War.
From the peculiar nature Of the service required
OF thia Battalion, none but sober, honest and In
telllgent men will be enlisted. 3D.. .--..
The best, heetest, and most ssrviceAble Horses
only will be used r Fr..... ..... ..,-
This Battalion will be armed with the new eele-
brated Repeating Rife, diSoharging fifteen shots
per minute. u.
For further particulars, apply at No. 0i7 Penn
sylvania avenue. l. c. BAKER.
may Sim Colonel Commanding Battalion,
THE NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
in their Hall, 4sl Ninth street. There will be
Speeches, National Songs, &C. The readIng-roomS
open every evening. apr I--twr
James Brown, Esq, Is duly authorized and
accredited aa an Agent 10 solicit and receive sub
scriptions and contributions in support Of the Ma.
tionAl Union League Reading Room.
VIM. BEBB, President
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04
WASHINGTON, ID. @.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =, 1888.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-04

The following letter from Mr.. Adams was
read at the annual meeting of the British and
Foreign Anti-Sayery Society in London on the
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

s.s Miss Mr. nsi hiss M
J Beecher Rev II A Yardley Mr. Jones, Mr. Clamard,
IA. T. DysRs yehs s Mott Miss kno$sp MS Msasy
M Mrs. sna sSS a s a AND and
Young Mr. John H9dson Jr Mrs a. was'ier
s sna ana M:r NJ oro
PS Power nm M Kesn KRoMan nna ana TWO , Total g.
child as ps aeo ' Rss 81 a1d %e
and Wife s M aSe Me and e. d. n0 Il M So
sss RSHSGn s sery ss sas os M
Hi, weh, Stern, Jas smith John Smith 4. NJ Wood bod
olde Mr. Deerng Mr. vasore-and others in the steerase.
Steamship aGssGwzNrs Vail ns,I SAM rsI nI.
Darcy Won Aug iSsfs sS two DeS
s ss S, s c
aren: Van Lsrsa B%Ess dassshsn II Elliott
Drew. Com Phillips JamesFloyd Archibald Clerk HDyson
FL s@y
Mrs 2sey and children ana an ess ia%
Captain Benz Webster and faulty Charles nsnkH, George
RR Mos ss spS Mis
hyskeG Henry A Bromley, Robert Huntington, Mrs
fant Captain Oliver Edridse. Amos Davis. Mr. Cooley
and the usual complement in the steerage
KINGSTON. ia &c-Steamship Saadn-W Harvey, A
Rose, Bennett and family
DEPARTURES.
sais.%% ksasn, Spdss% %skiaasy, WySa WIN III Il
Ise ioDs
Lss we &
s.
ter Connectcut-And 20 in the steeraee.
sr THoaAs AND DMARAcAIBo--Bark 1lva-John King. A
VT MoS 5h ah o fAs SWIFT ns &
Cooper
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
KESrToN-BRiGos Wednesday, November IL, at
Piermont, by the Rev. Mr. Hitchcock, Mr.. WM A. KEMP
ToS Of New York. to Miss ANNIE BRIGes Of Permont, N y
NoBLI-RAwDoN.-0 thursday November s, at the
residence OF the brides mother by the Rev. Dr. Payne,
A. II. NOBLE OF Washington, D. c., TO MARY L. RAwpoN,
daughter OF the late Freeman Rawdon, OF New York.
RICH-HAvEMEYER.-OnM Monday evening, November 16,
at ST. Paus church corner OF Fifteenth street and Sixth
avenue, by the Rev. F. w. Geissenhaimer, Mr.. JOHN Rich
TO EMMA d. HAvExEYER, both Of this city.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Tho funeral win take place from his late residence,
Franklin Hotel Mount Vernon, Westchester county this
wednesday, afternoon, two O'Clock. the relatives
and friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

STOLEE-FROM UNDER LOCK AND KEY.
- the 18th OF 10Th OF November Scotch Terrier Dog
light yellow cream color. tail and ears cut ears d.
persons from buying selling harboriug sald dog
person who is found doing shall DO prosecuted 10 the
extent Of the law TWENTY-FIVE dollars reward will be
for any information that will lead ~ his recovery Az
West Broadway place, near Canal street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
rRnNCM ADvEnTIsEMEI

CoyvERsAsrs;z,ys C yEur Ax.nIcAIs|
slfuite c, psrisnt lc frsocsaa sadresser NJ
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.
yUANrED-A PERSON WELL ACQUAINTED wIrH
w the patent business wishes 10 form an engaeement
sss0' address s1ss x H. box as os
yUANrED-A SITUATION. BY A aENrLEMAE. AS
w assistant booSkeeper French correspondent In an
Haenty and has had in bookkeepng
city references Address Asst box lee8 Post ocle
WANrEp-A sIryArIos AS ooAoHMAs, By A Rs
u.s s and ssspaSy has lived With
employer last years AddressJ j. at p Train
w oCaos%sn N ppiSate family The best Of city
renee given. oal At 81 washington St. for two days.
WANrED-Bv YOUNG MAN ABOUT lsYEARs OF
~. ssusss" m ss 2e Adasss
VVAErED--A SITUATION, BIZ YOUNG MAN, AGED
80 much ebieci steady empoymeut speaks German.
ADDRESS II. G. b.. Herald Office. 80 -
WANrED-sY AN ENaLIsHMAN. A SITUATION
address: ss ''s'
@In WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY PERSON WHO OBJ.
sy % Ss's ss: mai SSs M
omce. = -
@OOO IN CASH WILL BE GIVEN TO ANT PER:
good penman and sccoun.snt situation IN Of the
hs, 20 to &c 60 % part
dress Henry Herald ONCE for week.
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.
4 e FAxILIEs TN cIrY AND COUNTRY U,wANr
sss s K NJ
e sa 4rs.ss e
ca asd FSs 1 Ssa H. syS s
svsnas infssm. sh.mSsr%. "a; snd s,us
:s:S ~, :ss Third ''saas and
TIDY Girl .m. .sas TO
Apply at z76 Beecker st.. up stairs
ALL FAMILIES. BOARDING. He1sEs AND HOTELS,
in both cry sns In ws Of well
% ossT sa 81
GIRL wANTED-BErwEEN FOURTEEN AND
years Or age to make Sseiu m
NY RESPECTABLE YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL.
"A not four years Of age Of neat gentee ap
snd PLEASANT home 70 family The city whsrs
% nd M ee %ay ywh s
meet with attention. Good references required -
A WAITING MAID wANrED-oNE ACCUSTOMED TO
"A such situation In private family and who make
e. s:;s Apply win l02
NArLLlNERs. ONE OR TWO FIRST GLASS
M milinefs; wages no object. Apply At I'll 9th av
CALEswoMAN wANTRD.-A YOUNG LADY OF
y good appearance and address 70 ssse, the te and
glove department OF genemen's furnishing establish
menl One who has had some experience ns saeswoman
ssS haHas .s Herald ss % may
VUANTED--A COLORED WOMAN. TO DO WASHING
w and general housework. Apply al lS Grand st.
VVANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK: GERMAN, IRISH,
w Of nation provided she understands her busi
ress thoroughly in all branches and willing obligng
Sss$ 10 "A i i; ' Madison A. between ''h and ssh '''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A coLoRED WOMAN,
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rxYANTED-A COLORED WOMAN TO DO WASHING
w and general housework. Apply al l54 Grand st.

VNANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK: GERMAN, IRIsH,
1ess thoroughly all - branches and willing, obliging
and active city references required others need
apply Call 176 Madison between Sh and 36th sts.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
REWARDS.

90 REwARD.-LoST. THE SUN OF $40. IN No
:yO on Monday morning, in g.ng from Eighth svl
will receive the above reward BY leaving Il at l72 q
avenue. .afl.iIsf f.ella fssl 4 iae.t
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

CALEsw0MAN wANTED.-A YOUNG LADY, OF
- good appearance and address. 10 assist In the tie and
glove department OF gentemen's furnishing establish
menL One who has had some experience saleswoman
and 10 handy with the needle. address, stating rcfe
ronceo, Henshaw, Herald Onlco.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-12

The Thursday preceding the Friday in whose
fatal night General Morgan left his headquarters
at Columbus the day set apart by Els Excel
lency Abraham Lincoln for general and national
thanksgiving. On that day. Mr.. ID j. Cresap
one of the persons accused of completely IN the
famous conspiracy plot released on bail. returned
to his family in Columbus The event WAS very
naturally and reasonably an occasion OF much
satisfaction TO his children and friends, especially
Mr.. Z. the alleged conspirator was very seri
ously ILL., barely able 10 be brought home. In
fact, he confined TO his house N the time of
his ari est and during the whole period OF hIs al
legged participation in the famous conspiracy bet
ter known rs the washerwoman's plot
The JOY experienced at Mr.. Cresap's return to
his home was fully participated in by daughter
Miss Annie CresaP, who. for several months
past, has been teaching school in West Jefferson.
fourteen miles from Columbus. on the Cincinnati
Railroad. Miss &. came home to meet her
father, and returned to Jefferson on Friday even
ting. leaving Columbus on the 9:25 train.
Leaving Columbus some FIVE hours before the
escape aad departure OF Morgan. Miss Z. WAS
unable 10 render him any assistance, nor Is there
the least evidence that she would have done -
bal an opportunity been given.
John Morgan escaped and Miss Cresap went
tn her school. The two events took place IN Que
night. Saturday followed Friday, as II gener
ally does. and a II drew toward close Miss G >.
in the pari"r of her boarding house. was en-
gagged ia casual conversation with gentleman.
all acquaintance. when another person. stran-
ger. came in. He sat down in silence. and his
look was solemn and ominous. Miss @. supposed
be had something to say to the gentleman with
whom she was conversing. and was waiting for a
private opportunity to say it. SO the young lady
arose. and was Withdrawing from the room when
the stranger suddenly intercepted her progress,
aud informed her that she was under arrest
Startled aDd astonished at this unlocked for an
nouncement. Miss G. demanded the ground OF
her arrest. aud was informed that she was sup
posed 20 have brought John Morgan away from
Columbus in her trunk
An explanation ensued. Miss Cresap had the
satisfaction of learning that the officer had dis
cretionary powers. and if convinced Of her limo.
cence, would not insist on taking her to the mill