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Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
A Southern View OF the Position.

SOTehpOhuehCtOi VI the huoNNllle wing
RICHMOND, Friday, Jan. 80, 1868.
For the first time since Me iOdr began, each
Southern army Is held at bay 6y a superior mo
bilissd Abolition Jorcsj and get there neper ,Oas a
period chen eUsTy prospect Of good fortune, 'ohich
arises and e1ias outside The sphere ofdrDiy opera
tioHs, IodS as bright as al this VeTy hour. Should
tue lose Arkansas, and Holmes escape into TeIds,
zoe need entertain no fears. 7erds Is an empire
i0ithiH Itself lCih IohOse Vda resources MdgTiIde,'
i0iH be enabled 10 redeem all that ire hare lost
Sin, at his moment, he aspect Of affairs IN The
West Is by no means fdtteriR1.
Bragg's army must be strengthened, cost
what Il may. His regiments must be recruited.
He has not men enough TO meet ROsecrans.
He had them not at MuTfreesbOrO; but now
Rosecrans' force Is not less than 100, 900 strong.
The recruits from Bragg's army must come
from the camps oflnBtruction. Not one of our
generals can spare a regiment, and hence the
determination of Congress- to extend and en-
force the provisions of the conscTiptiOn act.
Were II not for the utter decentralization of
the Union armies; were II not that the quasi
rebellion of the governors of New Jersey and
New York had affected Burnsidc's army as
thoroughly as that of Rosecrans, which has felt
more seriously the influence of Richardson,
Bright and Vallandlgham, were these Union
forces as brave and devoted TO the cause they
have espoused as they were twelve months
ago, Bragg's army would now occupy Chatta-
nOoga, Marietta, or Atlanta. In all these con-
slderatlOns we find the Inducements influencing
Congress TO enact most stringent law, bring
ing into the field the whole population Of the
South capable of bearing arms.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
Application OF Gen. Mcclellan.

The New York Times says Gen. Mcclellan
has "appHed to the Government to be set to
work, and expresses the hope that the applied
tlon will be promptly granted" The editor
says;
Gen. Mcclellan has always declared himself
ready for service In any field where he could
make himself useful. lie must have complet'
ed by this time, his official reports Of the cam
pain OF the Army Of the Potomac, and can post
pone, with advantage to himself and the coun'
try, any further tours Of pleasure or ambition
through the Northern States. Before the Gov.
ernment creates a host Of fresh major generals,
let II bring into active service those who are
already receiving their salaries and doing moth
inc.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
Execution of Three MussuImsn for the
Murder OF ChristIRns

Execution of Three MussuImsn for the
Murder OF Christians.
The Levant Herald, Of Constantinople, of the
14th of January, a copy OF which we received
by the last arrival, contains the following in
teresting item:
A correspondence writes from Adranople on
the 9th: "0n the morning of the 7th, the three
murderer, Bairam, Ramazan, and Mustapha,
wee hung at 10 O'Clock. The preparations had
been carried out In accordance with the instruc-
tlons received few days previously from the
Minister ofPolice at Constantinople. The muir
derers were hung In different parts Of the town;
before they were executed, the Rev. Mr.. Me.
RAMS name and nationality as an American,
were loudly called out to the crowd by the exc
cutloner. As soon as the men were dead, q
placard was affixed to their breasts, containing
particulars Ofthe crime for which they suffered
The bodies remained exposed all day, and were
only cut down at sunset. This act Of Justice
has had the best effect upon the people, and
great credit is due to Mr.. Joy Morris, the Amer
lean Minister TO the Porte, for the energy h
has displayed in nhAving had justice so effeciual
ly and promptly administered"
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

DEArHs or sOLDirns.--Ths following have Oc,
Cured since our last issue;
X. Howard company II, 18Th Mass.
Danr P. stun, company =, iisth Pa.
Jno. :, Harris, company ,, ist Mass. cavalry.
Jno. L. Worth, company ,, nth n n.
ChAa. GRtewood, company ,, 18th Pa.
Jno. Berkeley, company b, Sd U. 3. engineers.
J. Butler, company d, 9Th n " SIN.
Jos. Brueklebank, company n, 2Oth Me.
Eben Goodrldge, company @, lSth Me.
Austin NJ. Bishop, company !, 10Th Conn.
Alex. D. Bowser, company B, lssth Pa.
J. Athey, teAmster, q. NJ Dept,
Robt. Gould, company d, 18th r. l.
Jas. CampIon, company C, ISiSt MY.
Sergeant j. b. Murray, company =, listh N, y
Michael Brooka, company A, 4th N. Y. artillery.
L. J. Ripper, company @, 10th Mich.
J. A. Duglas, company A, Goth Mich.
Geo. W. Richmond, company +, 18th r. l.
Mitchell Savage, company X, nth VT
Henry Huh, company X, Tstho.
Arthur Richardson, U. 5. hospital corps.
Hubert Neddi, company l, 9Th Mich cavalry.
Jno. Curdy, company y, IA0th N. Y.
II. g. Wardwell, company ID, AID Mass.
Martin Hestler, company Q, I01th N. y
Orison =. sturdebant, company c, Ist U. $. s, s.
Darius Johnson, company A, % U. $. cav.
Geo. Cross, company A, sth N. ".
Henry Warren, company d, 9th ~ u.
J. b. Butler, company d, lat R. LArt.
Richard Pool, company c, ID MI
Alfred A. MAlin, company 4, I'D M.
Alfred Woodrow, company c, 9Sd NJ.
VIM. Mcbride, company X, IoIth Pa.
Curtis s. Smith, company X, IS4th Pa.
stephen Babcock, company -, 6th NJ Y.
Augustus =. MaymRn, company c, 2iSt Conn.
Jos. +. Ridgeway, company A, nth Me.
Captain Jas. Ferguson, company l, 10th Ohio
s. NJ. Van Horn, company +, Is2d Pa.
Edward shultI, company X, I6lth Y.
Clark Green, company G, 18th r..
Daniel NJ. Edgarly, company A, 18th N. II.
Jacob MCGOWAN, company A, I26th Pa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
NIisnnnri stnt. Troopn.

The War Department, in answer to call oi
the Senate, has presented official documents
showing the cause of the excess of Missouri
local troops above the authorization of Con
gress.. The number raised was over 1900, an
excess of 5000, which were ordered to be dis.
banded, but on the protest of Gen. schofeld
they were allowed by Gen. Halleck to be re.
tained In service for an emergency, but that
orders have been given for the dlSbandlng Of
four regiments and their absorption into the
others
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
CoNsCRIPTIoN sToPPKD.
PROPERTY SEIZED.
Capture OF Rebel Vessels, Two Large
Rebel Mail Bags, and citizens
.h| Engaged In SmuEgIinE.

HEADouARTERs ARMT or TEE PoToMAC,
........ .,..... .r,. February, II, 1858.
Two expeditions have just returned with
satisfactory results.
Contraband traffic, between the rebels In
Maryland and Virginia, for a long time, mas
found its Way across the Potomac, near the
extremity Of the peninsula between the Poto.
mac and the Rappahannock, 10 Richmond.
Parties were sent TO break up these avenues
Of support and information, and to prevent
the enforcement Of conscrlption.
The expedition was just In time to prevent
the enforcement OF the conscription, as was
ordered In the counties on the Neck, from the
l2th TO the nth instant. A large quantity ol
provisions, a number Of horses and mules, etc.,
intended for the rebels, were seized.
A large number of contrabands came In with
the parties. Among the captures were two
large mail bags, several citizens engaged In
smuggling, some rebel soldiers, also rebel
signal officer, stationed to report movements
Of vessels upon the Potomac. Several vessels,
used In conveying supplies across the Potomac,
were captured and destroyed.
Colonel Falrchlld, Second Wisconsin, and
Colonel Garyin were In command Of the parties
sent out, and Major Medill, Of the cavalry
| force.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
INVALID SOLDIERS.
SURGEON GENERALS oTPIcE,

WASHINGTON, January 81, 1868.
1t being reported that various parties have
obtained money from invalid soldiers under the
pretence of assisting them to their discharge
from the service, notice Is hereby given that
certificates of disability for discharge to soldiers
in general hospitals aud camps are only given
by the surgeon in charge of such hospital or
camp, and the obtruslve efforts of persons
claiming to be special agents retArd instead OF
hasten the preparation of discharge papers. All
soldiers are warned against giving money on
such plea TO any person whatever.
By order Of the Surgeon General;
JOSEPH r. SMITH, Surgeon U. s. Army
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
Personal.

Major Gen. HARTsuFT, who was severely wound.
ed In the hip at Antietam, and has never fully
covered, was compelled n week or two ago to sub
init to a third operation TO endeavor 10 remove
the ball, which Is still lodged somewhere In the
bone. The attempt failed and still another opera.
tion will be performed.
GEN. SHIELDS goes to the Pacific.
GEN. CAMERON Is expected here daily. He has
not resigned his commission Rs Minister TO Russia
but will be expected to do so at once.
Coz. OLCoTT, who has been unearthing army
frauds In New York, was an agricultural cores
pondent OF the Tribune until the war commenced
when he accompanied the Burnside Expedition ia
North Carolina, and afterwards received his pres
ent commission.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
Georgetown Affairs.

MARINE LIsT.-ArTipdlS-st +. Chamber
lin Braughton, PhIl'a, mdse. to Hyde n Davidson
Sehr. Train, Acworth, Parsons, Salisbury, Md.
apples to J. W. LumsdoR.
schr. Eliza Matthews, Bradley, NAnticokee river
wood to Jas. A. Donnelly.
sehr. Widows Sons, Calhoun, seaford, Del.
wood to J. J. Bogue,
POLICE CAsEs.-Chew Dorsey, grand larceny
sent to Jail. Arthur Grisbey, dIsorderly conduct
hned S2b6 Eby Brown, disOrderly conduct, hRet
s2,60. Pat Conner, disordeTly conduct, fined $3.50
THE MARKETS Flour Is quoted at SsT6 tC
sIO6O per Dbl retAilj 80 to $3.50 per Dbl. whole
sale. Flour Ia advancing. Wheat Ia Arm. The
grain shipments for this month are smaller thar
those for a corresponding time of last month.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

REV. Nh. DAsHIELL REFUSES MS LIBERTY ON
PARoLE.-An Interview between Major Fish, Of
the staff OF Major General schenek, and Mr.. DaH-
HELL who pulled down the American flag from the
church In Baltimore, Of which he is pastor, took
place yesterday. He was presented with written
parole the terms OF which consisted OF Acknowl-
edgmeRt Of the improperly Of his conduct and q
pledge Of honor that he would not do the same
again. Mr.. Dashien refused to sign the parole,
and was thereupOn remAnded TO confinement At
the middle police station. The probability s stat
ed that he win be removed to Fort MeHenry to-
day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
rTUIE FAIRY wEDDINGu

BY special arrangement we publish GTclusipsiy thu
CARD PHOTOGRAPHs OF the LILLIPUTIAN WE'D
DING PARTY, rs follows:
GEN. TOM THUMB, in his Wedding guh, price % Gt
Mrs GEN. TOM THUMB, in Wedding
Mr., %faa and Mrs. GEN. TOM THUMB, in
COMMODORE MUTT and MISS MIN
ME, gTOOHlImdR and bridesmdid,
Mrs GEN, TOM THUMB, in celebrated
Misses %sSs1iDS I%SISI'A SIiSiI' and MINNIE WAR.
The HESi Whole BRIDAL PARTY, group OF
The iSI5 BRfS%L fDIeL PARTY, cseeo.copic pic 00'''
The SsFf5I fb5IRIDGL PARTY, tstcreosooplc
The price Of card pictures, cOorsd will be- 20 - ~
cents extra.
Can be sent by mail on receipt of price and post
age stamp.
None genuine unless stamped with our trad
mark, EA In u circle, on the front OF the photo
graph. Beware OF spurious copies made from en-
cravings, &c.
j.. \ II. T. ANTHONY,
oOl Broadway, New York,
Manufacturers Of the best PhOiOgrdghir Albums, ant
Publishers Of Card Photographs Of celebrities
The Negatives Of these exquisite pictures wer,
mAue LOT us by BRADY. feb l8-Jt
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
OFFICIAL.

HRADo'Rs MILITARY Dist. OF WASHINGTON,
.sasa1.H WaaAirotoM, d. o., Fsb. IS, 1893.
General Orders, No. 6.---All citizen prisoneri
now on parole, by authority Of the Military
Governor, or Provost Marshal of Washington,
D. O., are ordered to report, without delay, 10
the Provost Marshal Of the City of Washing
ton. .....
By command of Brig. Gen. MARTNDALE.
JOHN P. sHERBURNE,
fb Ie-2t Asst Adj't General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

FLAX CoTToN.-A letter from BRyArd Taylor,
Secretary OF legation and Acting Minister to Rus
sia, WAS this morning received by the CommIs-
sioner Of Agriculture enclosing beautiful sample
OF eottonized iAx, which has been successfully
produced, he says, since the cotton famine com
menced, with prospect of very important re-
suits.
Mr.. Taylor also speaks Of the Russian garden
for the AeelimAtion Of plants, at sukum-KAleh, on
the eastern shore Of the Black Sea where the pro-
ducts Of China and Japan are being successfully
cultivated
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.

Temporary Home for Nurses, U.s.A.
The Sanitary Commission has opened 1
branch of Its Washington Army Relief Station,
for the protection and accommodation Of fe.
male nurses, temporarily detained in Washing
ton by illness, or while waiting orders and un
provided with proper quarters by Government
or friends. All such nurses viii be made vel
come on application at the Office Of the Com
mission, 244 + street. feb b4-lp
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

GEN. FREMONT AND GEN. POPR.-Gen. Ere
mont writes TO the New York Epe,,img Post con-
tradictlng the statements made by Gen. Pope in
his report Of January 9Th, respecting the de-
moralization of the army corps of Gen. f., "a
sad report OF which," Gen. Pope says, "was
made 10 me by Gen. Sigel when he relieved
Fremont quotes what Gen. sgel did report, and
in concluding, says
"MaJor General Pope's remark concerning
my corps lie not supported by the authority OF
Gen. sigsl, is contradicted positively by their
conduct In the field, and IL In my knowledge
without foundation In fact"
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
NOTICE TO CLAIM AGENTS., 40.
AssISTAHr oyAHTERMAsTER's oTTIcE,

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WaShfngiOn Dcp0f, corner O and 22d hrees,
WaaAiHgtOn, d. c., February II, I65a
To prevent imposltion upon the employees Of
no transfer OF claims for services rendered ui be
recognized and paid at this ONCE unless the do
mand IL accompanied by legal power Of AttoFl
ney, with the required revenue stamp AttAehedl
and as all such claims are required to be sustained
by the time books In this ofee, or duly authentl-
Gated transfer lists In accordance with the Revised
Regulations OF the Army, and subject to such stop
pages are authorized by the War Department,
Claim Agents, Groggery Keepers, and others, are
warned that the purchase Of such claims are Incl
dent to deductions which may not appear upon
the face Of the time ticket or transfer list.
CHI. H. ToMPKINS,
feb I9-Iw Asst. Quartermaster, u. 8. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

Internal Revenue DscisIon-The Manu-
IactuTs OF Patented Articles and Tobac- =
co, CiHHra and SnnH.
Commissioner Boutwell, has made tho follow
ing decisions to-day, under the Internal Reve-
nue. law;
DscisiOn III regard to The Mpn,Gictttre Of Pa
tented Artieies;-W Whenever person is the own
er Of a patent, or Of the right to manufacture
patented article, and employs other parties to
make such patented article, the patentes or
owner Of the patent-right will be regarded as
the manufacturer, and the tax will be assessed
upon the sales US made by him or his agents.
DseiSiOH IN relation to Tobdcco, Cigars, S,,,,6,
have been made to this
Office that parties who hold tobacco, and Others
who have been engaged in manufacturing ci-
gars, are In the habit of making nominal sales
Of such tobacco at prices much below It's pres,
ent value, upon condition that certain quaint.
ties Of cigars shall be received In payment, OF
in consideration therefor, at prices much below
their value In the market; these and all similar
transactions are violation of the Excise law,
and collectors and deputy collectors are au.
thorized and required to seize tobacco and ci.
gars, which have been, or are the subjects OF
such transactions, and proceed under section
ia Of the Excise law for the forfeiture of the
the same to the Government.
The preparation of Macaboy -four or pulver-
lied tobacco ls not regarded us a manufacture,
but persons who prepare this article by picking,
sitting or scentlng, or by other purposes, and
sell the same, are regarded as manufacturers OF
Snuh, and liable TO taxation as such.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

never before been recognized, which IL partly due
70 the unfavorable position for obssrvaton which
q had Al formef approaehes 20 the sun There are
now about doeen comets, whiriing through the
planetary spaces, whose periods are known and
among them HAlley's and Tneks'i are the most
celebrated their reappeatanses In the heavens be-
ing predicted Wiih as much certainty a. eclipse
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
Defeat OF the Frsnch.In MEXICO.

We have New Orleans iles to the Sd instant.
The Piodyune of that date says'
VERA CRUZ, Jan. 0.-Reports have been cir
culated In the city since yesterday that the di-
vision of Gen. BaZlne, Q4,OOO strong,) which
left JalApa, was attacked by 10000 Mexicans
at Acayete, on the route to Puebla. The French
fell back before the MeKicans, who remained
masters of the field. Gen. BaZine was forced
to retreat, with considerable loss. Communl-
cation with the interior being cut of, we are
without details.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
Governor Curtin and n New PoIItIca
Party.

HARRISBURG, Feb. 16.-The statement that
Governor Curtin, at recent dinner In Wash
ington, held a conversation with Secretary
Seward, In relation to the formation of new
political party, is without any foundation.
Nothing took place at that dinner except the
exchange Of ordinary ciyilitles, and no refer
ence was made to the denomination of Gov.
Curtin by any such new party. Neither is Gov.
Curtin acquainted with Thurlow Weed, who is
alleged to be the head of the new party. This
disaYowal Is made by authority of Gov. Curtin,
who does not wish to have his name associated
at this mOmentous crisis with any movement
calculated to distract the country. He Ia en-
tirely ignorant of the organization or prln.
ciples Of any new party.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
Mr.. Mason JOnea,

This celebrated lecturer, who has created, not
only in this country but in Europe, wherever
he has appeared, ttTore of excitement, will
appear in this city, by the request of many
Senators, Representatives and distinguished
military officials.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

POCKET PIcEED.-This morning, between one
and two O'Clock, while a gentleman was standing
In front Of the Metropolitan HOTEL he was relieved
Of his poeket-bOok, containing SAS and hundry
papers. The thief escaped. Look out for pick
pockets for the city Is full Of them. We under
stand the police have an eye on their movements
and they will, no doubt, be caught and Summarily
delt with
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
The Paper Monopoly VS.. The Diffusion o
Education.

BosToN, February 16.-There was a large at
tendance before the Legislative Committee To-
do, of newspaper proprietors, book publish
ers, &C., to urge the Importance Of memorable
ing Congress against the papermakers' mon
opoly. Il was shown that the cost of school
books alone was five millions annually, and
the effect Of the papermakers' combination
was to add twenty per cent. 10 their cost. They
closed their interview by rendering q series Of
resolutions, declaring that the welfare of the
community as we'll as the diffusion OF educa-
tion and general intelligence, call for the adop-
tlon Of some measure OF cheapening the cost
Of paper and preventing wealthy combinations
from keeping up the prices so as TO injure edu-
cation and prevent the dissemination OF infor-
nation among the people; also. requesting the
Senators and Representatives In Congress from
Massachusetts to vote for reduction OF paper
duties to five per cent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

GEN. GoRMAN has been relieved from duty
and ordered to report 10 Memphis, where a
court of inquiry will forthwith be convened to
examine into the charge that he has been Gu
gagged in cotton speculation and has, In other
ways, prSsttutod his position to purposes of
pain
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
Important Capture.

Last night a schooner, belonging to Mr.. 8.
NJ. Smith, an oyster packer, was captured near
Swan Point, containing a large quantity of
goods, valued at from 81 900 to 81, 600, and also
about $4,000 in Treasury notes, which were
intended for the South.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TIL
Il Subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Washington County, in the District 0
Columbia, letters Of administration on the persona
estate Of Anna Bradley, late OF Washington
county, deceased. All persons having claim
against the said deceased, are hereby warned Il
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to thu
subscriber, on or before the l4th day of February
from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this l4th day OF February
A. D. 1863 JAMES c. MCDONALD,
feb lB-lAW9Ws Administrator.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

ARREST FoR STEALING CLoAE.-YesterdAy pa
trolmAn shied, OF the Third ward, arrested Sarah
Vening and Laurence Holmes, ,coloTed, charged with
the larceny OF a cloak, the property Of Henrietta
salisbury, (colored.) They were conveyed to the
stAtion-houSe, where they were examined before
Justice Rowland, who committed them to Jail for
court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
pl.leYsI Paper snpprssssd .

The LeAvenWorth Conservative says that the
Inquirer Of that city has been suppressed for
dlsloyalty. The h'q'drer was a most violent
ssessh Journal, and Its friends behaved outrage
ously towards all leading citizens who were In
favor OF the Government, Of law and order, and
pf the ProGesgtlon Of the war,
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

GEN. MCCLELLAN RECALLED-from New Eng
land, by the Democrats. The Republican en-
brace he received In the land of the Pilgrims
frightened them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
Bureau OF Emigration. .

The bill reported by Mr.. Aldrch, from the
Committee on Agriculture, for the establishs
ment of a Bureau of Emigration, provides for
the appointment of a Commissioner and Chief
Clerk, with a sufficient number of clerks, to be
determined by the Secretary of the Interior,
who shall be graded according to the law Of
1870
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
STEAMER ILLINOIS AGROUND,
ANOTHER TRANSPORT ASHORE.
Gen. hanks Orders that NaVIgatIO Of this
Mississippi be Suspended.

New YORK, Feb. 17.-Tho Creole, from New
Orleans on the Sth instant, has arrived. She
left the steamer Illinois aground, at the South
west Pass, on the 9th.
The barque Pawnee, from Philadelphia, with
quartermaster's stores, was ashore at the North
east Pass.
Herald, Rlsbon, Geo. Peabody, Belle, Wood,
and barques Albert and G. W. Hall, schooners
Gar and Marine, had arrived at New Orleans.
Gen. Banks had issued a general order sus-
pending the navigation of the Mississippi to
vessels engaged exclusively in private trade,
excepting those engaged In coastwise or foreign
commerce; also prohibiting foreclosure OF
mortgage as against loyal citizens from forced
sale, excepting as to debts or obligations In.
Cured subsequent to date order, which shall
have remained uncancelled for six months.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
q r FIC CIAL.
NOTICE.
WAR DRPARTMRNT.

Washington CITY, d. G., Jan. 25, 1868.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business at
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army of the Potomac will be given at the
office of Lieut., Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. jaSO
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

ROY WANTED.--A COloTed BOY, u yeRrs OF
ID age, OF steady habits and neat person, who
can furnish references OF honesty, Is wanted to
wait on table and do other work about house, at
1876 q street above Nineteenth. He Will be eX-
pected to lodge at home. feb n
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
OgFIcIAL.

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
- Washington, Fsb. IA, 1sse.
Releases nom the draft on the ground Of
Glisnsgs have been allowed in the following
casesi ~
, Nams. Where drqftsd.
Louis Growing Dodge co., Wisconsin,
Samuel Saunders, jr. Wayne CO., Penn.