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PIC MICS, Ac.

I 00K OUT HOR THE FIRST GRAND PIC
- MO Of the Baltimore Qusdrille Asse- a
cation, At 18th street Park ,on WEDN ESDAY
1vEN1N6. July 9th inss. ~
Tickets dfty cents, admitting gentleman y
and ladies'
Positively no tickets sold ct the door.
Master of Ceremonies.
~ 25-st" VIM j. KREISB
n EMEMBER THE HERO or ANTIErAM.
The MCCLELLAN FRIENDSHIP AssOOIA-
TON beg lsave to info IN their friends and A
the public in general that ia ey int nd giving
their second e.
GRAND AFTERNOON AND e.
EVENING PIC-NIO
A. SEVENTH STREET PARK faorta3
On THURSDAY, July S0tR. 1858.
- Committee NJ Arrangements.
Geo. Walter, Alfred Zimmerman, Henry Taylor,
J. h. Fowler, Vim. Micger.
The strictest order will be preserved By order
or the President, WILLIAM MINK
JHO. B. RAMSAY, Ssc'y
1.-THE weather. proves unfavo rable 1t viii be post.
poned until further notice. iva 1t"
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-John Hem
derson, assault and battery; dismissed John
Lamoiski and j. ~ Delevy, disorderly; 50
Jacob Pace, drunk; dismissed. Peter NJ urphy,
Sighting: slS. Jno. Hanson, carrying weapons;
dismissed. VIM. Z. Goldsmith, disordsrIy:
$3.50. VIM. Gasway, do; Si.5S. Jno. Hanson,
drunk and disorderly; IS. Thos. Kelley, drunk;
dismissed.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST
IL OFFICE, GEORGRT0WN, D. c.,

JULY 20, le03.
SPersons applying for letters in the following
list will please say when they were ddccrftsed
otherwise they mar not receive them.
LADIES' LIST.
Adams Mrs Misc vir Samson Miss Mary
Butterfsld Neoma einia-2 Sqiusli Mrs
Butler Mrs Laura Hall Miss M E9 Smith Mrs Mary
Bsgby Mrs EvsIina Hsdrek Mrs M Soners Miss Win.
Bur nsds MIs EiiEthH vsrty M 80 Julia neford
BONE Miss Clara Hunter Mrs lane Stewart Mrs e
Burreil Miss Betty Hsrey Mrs Eisbth Stone Miss Emma
Boos Mrs Anna Hardy Miss P Sweeny Catherine
Caget Mira Mary Jackson Nss Eliza Taylor Aiss Jenuy
Chanberla Miss Mathe KennieT Miss Sousis
Jenny McDonough MrsJMTrombly Ch,sA
Duell Miss Sal!ie Mitchell. Miss ElenTramn ell Miss Al
Dean Mrs Harriet MckDe rmott Miss Wilson Miss Margt
Duthis hiss Sarsh warfed Miss Mi
Edmonsoa MesME Mitchell MssBeitie nervey
Fenwick Mrs SusauNc ghin Miss Wright Miss Mary
Ford Miss M Z Annie wriSht Mrs NH
Gelican Mrs Margt Rogers Mrs M w Woods MissNaggre
Gree Mrs George Robinson Mrs FredaWright MissMary
Giles Miss Mary Smith Mrs VIM } Wilson Mrs MI
Harrison m Sawton Mrs Resets aiker Shsrlote
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LARCENY OF A COAT.-This morning Ed
mund Canning Tor Genon) was arrested for
stealing sack coat from the store of Selduar
81 Co A witness saw him take the coat and go
with 1t 10 the Metropolitan Hotel Witness
told the clerk In the store, and went with him
and caught the accused, and identified the coat
on the back OF the prisoner. He was takea to
the Fourth Ward station. He claimed 70 be
lieutenant, and was com mitted to Jail for court
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ARREST FOR Observation-Disclosures itZpat.
rick was arrested Yesterday by Capt. joni
ston's detectives, and committed to the Central
Guardhouse by Gen. MartIndaie. charged with
kidnapping a colored man named John Taylor
Fitzpatrick had taken Taylor to Baltimore and
had him committed To jail, but Gen. Martindale
hearing OF the circumstances, wrote TO Gen
SchencRat Baltimore, and Taylor was released
by order Of that officer.
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IN" HIpESHIDE6
LII ns soio at Public Auction IN svpr,
NEcsEsnAY ana HArURDAY. st II osc,osSsf
a. e. sas Wharf, ON HxtA street, Wsshie ston. IL
sals. AeA~ ~ ms suko ~
moraeat Of sale ~ az Rs!1 y M
ian fcsron., II. Col. ana &. T.
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SfoK SoLDfHRs.-rwo hundred and tan stck
soldiers arrived In thu city yesterday from
hospitals of tho city. They belonged TO tho Sec
ond army corps. None OF them were wounded.
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BY RM. l.. WALL &c Co. Auctioneers
7 United STATES MARsRAL,s sAIE m

limited STATES MARsHALS SALE OF
PRIZE GCOUs
In virtue of de led from the clerks oH;.a
of the Supreme Court of toe District If Uoiu mbi.
holding Giltrict Court will seii at public snie
for cash, at the auction store of JE Wall
Co, on Penn aveuua aud 9Th street on PRiDAY
the 3ist day Of July ms, ant 1868 COMMENCING At 10
TO Wit
IUsacks Salt.
Large lot Sails for vessels,
Large lot Shoe Thread
Lot Brown Sugar.
Larg- lot Boots and Shoes
Lot whisky
Lot a COP skirts.
Large lot Wooden Cards
LIE Candles,
L.Tge lot Medicines,
3Shnt Guns
WARD n LAMoN. q MarshalD @
jy8 d tChrcp.l VIM. L. WALL Il co aucts
A sSIsTANT QUART ERMAsTEk,s OFFICER
"A Come kfgh!esnh and " s reefs,
Wishing u. c, .Taly sd, 1851
Will be sod at public aIction TN HEDNE tDaY
July - si,, at the Quartermast-r's wa-ehou,a
ON New York avenue, between Eishte. nth and
N metz EN- :h streets
Ten tons OF Rags, more CO less
Te' msca.h. E. CAMP.
JyA Capt. and A. @ NJ " 4
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SUSPICIOUS CONDUCT nut NOT LARCENY
Yesterday, Officer FairalI, OF the Second Ward,
arrested Mr.. Latt for the larceny Of u watch
Edw'd Lynch. The two had been together ths
previous night, and apparently In sport. Lat!
took the watch from Lynch's neck, but did not
return it but a friend got 1t from him Justice
Clayton decided that the evidence was not
sufficient to Justify his commitment. for court,
and the case was dismissed.
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LOB 9AL1-The contsnts Of the livery and hirins
y stshles known a. Smiths Stables, ait
;Hiss.ns e oesrias., BSsgy nd sadd3s62S
1orses Otoee Esnel and 0pen Carriasss. Top Bug
so.snenf o Double and SiAsis Harness, Esdaiss,
Brides and other things NECESSARY 70 oomplsts 9
6ooo oatde Tor the AbOye business. Any person
wishins to sngsss In . lucrative business win do
vsai 20 cen and examine the stock. II not disposed
Dabio auction ON the ist day Of August next at 10
e. M. TO good tenant, the stables stn be let on
reeeoDAhe terrne The stand 10 Of forty years' du-
rataoA, the best In WASHINGTON,
10 2ntAueis HAELY BROWN,
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STROKE OF rRB SU1.-Yesterday afternoon
man named James Cannon, while walking
On Pennsylvania avenue, in the First Ward,
fell suddenly to the ground. DR.. T. +. Joyce
was called upon, and he pronounced Is a stroke
Of the san. He was removed to his home, on
Twenty second street, and this morning was
doing very well, and his recovery is hoped for.
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MONTY RHCovBRED.-Last week, Ann Flynn
was arrested ny the Fourth Ward police for
stealing 5000 from Catharine Shea, and was sent
to jail by Justice Giberson. The confession of
the prisoner, TO Catholic clergyman, since her
imprisonment, gave q clue to the whereabouts
of the money; and by direction OF Sergeant
CTonin Catharine Shea went to work and
searched every hole and corner OF the house
where the money was taken, and frally dis
covered 1t in a bottle belonging TO Ann
Flynn, in the cellar. under heap OF rubbish
deposited there Catharins W as ne yer so happy
in her life.
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DIsNissHp.-1l the case Of the United StateS
VS.. Hona q Bro, charged with swindlins BY
selling two watches for gold watches, which
wero not OF the precious metal, Justice Johnson
has dismissed the case, the evidence shoYins
that the watches were genuine and not base
metal.
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DRowNgD.-On Saturday morning boy
named Edward kershaw, aged about nine
years, as drowned al Blagden's wharf, foot
OF Third street. He went on the wharf to fish
up chips, and another boy struck him, causing
him 10 fall overheard The body was recov-
cred yesterday morning, and an inquest held
by Coroner Woodward: the jury rendering q
verdict in accordance with the facts. The re-
mains were taken TO the residence or his moth :
or, on Third street east, between and q
streets south,
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NARINEs SBHY OYB.-This morning, ninety.
one men left the Marine Barracks for New
York. to form part OF . battalion Of q va hum
dreu men, 70 be sent to duty elsewhere. With
the draft from thts place are the following
emcers Capt. McCauly, Lieut.. PeAke, and
Lieut. Wallace
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FOURTH WARD STATION CASES. Jacob
Fisher, neglect of duty; dismissed. Fabian
Hoa!e, peodling without license; do. Eliza
Crittenden, profanity; sell. VIM Jones, drunk
aud resisting officers turned over to military
garet Fitzgerald, creating nuisance; for hearing.
Adciphus Schultz, pcddling unlicensed; do.
Michael Wall, drunk and abusive TO his wife;
dismissed. James Alexander, profanity; S25s.
Henrietta .Ianney, drunk and disorderly; SIS 81
john Z. .l:-nney, Jessie Harrity. Eacy Harrity,
Phi!clne2 GARNER, Clagett Bowie, disorderIy;
dismissed VIM. Drshart, drunk; Sl.5S. Maria
Moore, walking streets; workhouse. John
Long, drunk; Sl.5S.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I 0ST-on Friday night, from Virgins avenue.
IL near Sd street, q bay HORSE, about Is hands
lame in the left had les Same leg has white foot
head. Is reward viii be paid If returned df to
FRANK RICHARD. Butcher, Virginia avenue
below I'd
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n Piles -PILKSE
LIB. WIPRIDLD 3 VEGETABLE PILLS
are warranted
CERTAIN CURE FOR

CDN OULLUM ON MILITARY BRIDGNS.
NJ Sir Howard Don slas on Military Bridges,
lthiel Town on Brid9s Construction.
tom Drill.
Haan t On Bridge Construction.
Aide-Memoiro dss O01ciers Dc Genie: Paxfe
6Nyfasr-Manuel des Points 81 Ohaussees,
tys BRANCK TAYLoM
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g. * REWARD.-Strayad or STOLEN from the sub
Buffalo COW, with white face go white bag.
The above reward will be paid. By leaving her 1T
THOMAS sONNOR'S corner and New Jersey
ave liz 24-atk
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UFFIUE.
~ corner @ and Twenty second streets. Ws,5inr'
ton, ID. c. July "a, lS63-Public sales OF CONDEMNED
animals will take place st the Corral, near the On
servstory. in this city the second and foa rtb
WEDNESDAYS. 18th and 25th of August 1861
The property is condemned as unit for public
service. '0
Sale 10 commence at ten O'Clock a. m and b
continued from day to asy until the nu n Der on
Terms cash, in Government funds
@. II. T0MpKINS
iy Capfsip A a.
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L1ASl Oall @ ths GIN, No. 97Sk pA.n.v,-
ye1tA avenue, nsxs door 70 che Klrkvood Rotej
vSere ES are constantly farnisAins Ies- cold ssds
~ Dim AIel LuOY RANDOLPH
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DEPARTMENT or STATE, !
MASHINnInN Dacemher oI 1871

DEPARTMENT or srArr,J
"''o'' Deefm'ef III 1883
uee'ee Oh the constitutional President OF
the United States of Colombia, prescribing
the manner Of certifying invoices or imno,ts
bo. hoe, rsoo,,o, =, ,,,, n
.,,, VI "'''''
'''''" To ''n''a''on
~ pE Mo,euLa.' Constitutional President Of
nr ro,'"''A
Art. |. Il is the du,v of ,boss u,o w,r -
tr,d,oo ,o.o,., ..,,, ""' may iu-
the manlfcsts. the original invoi.o. oo,,,aoa
nv the Colombi,, ,o,s,, -, a.,
they are Skinned
Art. 9. In those norris vbsrs ,ho,o mae,
Colombian cor.,, ,ho s.s,,oa... . w Nv
voices will be Obtained from n Con.rI ~
friendly nation. Those of Tho Romantic or
chm 49,. -, ~ "'p"0'' VI
Article "a Of the treaty of frjepdsb,n com.
merce. and navigation with s.,d parr,i,,
Art. 8. The certificate reonired he m. ar., ~.
ticie shall express, The npmhsr of,,. ,,o,,.,,o,
Of the invoice. the kind or nsroh.ra,.o. a.
Colombian weight of each pockage. tho mama
ofthe boa, in which II may ho sh,nrod. tho ,o.,
in Colon,,i, ~ ,,hia,, +, l.. s,., po'
name of the mercha,, or consirno. T., r,on,
they nav belong.
Art. 4 Tho Cons,Is hal, r,,,,
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Movements of Major Genera! burnside,

On Sunday, at l2 O'Clock, Major General
Burnside aud lady arrived in New York from
East Tennessee. They came by way of Cleve.
lhnd. ONO, and on their arrival proceeded to
the Filth Avenue Hotel, where they took apart
ments.
When IL was known that the late hero of
Knoxville had arrived, many persons of dis.
junction made Inquiries respecting HIS health,
and sought an interview with the gallant OH.
rrri hut after the iatigucs of a heightened
Journey he declined TO see any one until NIOg-
day. II" will remain for week. and then
proceed TO Washington, where lie has been
ordered 10 report
In his speech ut Cincinnati Gen. Burnside
uttered The following sentiments;
The chief praise OF our success Is due TO the
suburdinate officers and men n tho ranks.
Thousands OF men ln the ranks deserve the
credit that Is given to the leaders.
Many Of them have no relations In this conn
iry-iorcigners-whO will never hear ~ them
again. Aud they light for the country they
love, being actuated by genuine patriotism.
owe nl my success to this patriotism In the
ranks, AZ also do all other generals who have
i"cu sEccessial.
Inc principal achievements Of this war are
chiefly to he credited to the subordinate Officers
and IA" devoted lighting men in the ranks, who
e. urc MI, and dare All, with 1t 10 UtheI object
vliw tnan the defence of our common coun-
nv Inv" never OGrL more conscious of this
lsGt Than dhr,is NY last campaign. For onc,
J shall never forge. what 10 due to the meI In
he Ranks.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

PrC'iHcut |. on!s sl,J to hive bod Joke
upon all applications for ouice. lie say; he
Ihs but one vacant place. aud that l. the, com
"nanf "itnr ANN OF the rHnmar. All de-
81 -. that, md depart tor home satisfied that
III" President has made them Zee best offer In
his !'"rr. '"r. 'h.cn9o r. iJns.
I"'EIh IkhGEpT.-.A t.rrihle tragedy took
P,sc" a. sh"ll y'lje, Indiana. on Monday. 4
crazy Ieunessvan h,i hceu lod grd In the county
jan, which were placed ulsutwO boys, charged
a'tu minor oii,uc''. DurIug tng ul.-Al. -,
The Lafayette Conner, the iuud'ic kllled bulu
The boys, cutting their turpaIs from ear 10 ear.
One o. Lien vas cEideulIy klll.d while aslerl:
the other I'D Gpparrn ~ teen murdered after
o Dep 'rs'r srrlggs with the maniac, aud was
terribly man led about the face.
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THE COURTS.


JUDGES OLtN AND VALE.
December 22.-Alice Pleasant was convic oi
grand larceny, and sentenced to suffer iinprison-
ment and hard labor in the Albany county penitcn-
tiary for the period Of one year.
The case OF Mollc Moran, charged with keeping
abawdy house, was submitted and she WAS sen.
fenced to pay a fine Of $3.50 and costs.
John Woot was convicted of grand larceny, and
sentenced to imprisonment in the Albany peniten-
tiary for three years.
The ease Of Samuel Dorsey, indicted on charge
OF assault and battery, was submitted, and lie was
sentenced to be imprisoned In the county Jail for
three months.
The case Of Noble Turner, charged with keepipg
"bawdy house, was submitted, and she was sem
fenced to pay fine Of $3.50 and eostr.
Edward scAnloa, indicted on charge OF graud
larcsny, was ioNnd not guilty. rI
Jehn ion son was convicted Of grand larceny,
ami sentenced to suffer imptsonmt mt In the Albany
penitentiary Tor the period of one year.
The csse Of James Riehl and VIM. Woods, on the
charge Of grand larceuy - on trial
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

Dtre@tr S2.-on motion Of Mr.. Mcpherson, iic
assistant solicitor, Francis A. Brooks, Esd. Of
iIoston, Mass; and on motion of Timothy d. Lin
coin, Esq, Henry {. Whitman, Esq, OF Cincinnati,
OHIO; and on motion ofSienry c. Whitman, Esd,
Myron II. Iiidcn, Esq, of Cincinnati, Ohio, were
admitted ms attorneys and counsellors Of the court
The cause Of Virginia scott ~. The United States,
was argued by Thorndike Saunders, ESD, for the
claimant and by Mr.. Mcpherson, the assistant
solicitor, aud the case. submitted.
Ia the cases Of ,hss. W. PIERCE vs. The United
States; Of the Dover Five Gent Swings Bank vs.
The United States; Of he tnnadon Bank w. The
United states; OF Thoras W. PIERCE and Others Vs.
The unitcd statesi And Of Benjamin T.. Bates vs.
The United States, Chef Justice Cssey yesterday
read the opinion Of the court, overruling, pro
t"'"o, and without prejudice to either party, the
special demurrer AID directing the Solicitor for the
United States to snswer over, that the said eases
may stand for hearing aud judgment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

JANf LocMbs AMI Emily Thorne ale playing
IA rh' two Hisnyilie thrslr,s
CLINTON LLOYD, Es4., Of Wnliamsport, Pa,
Ea, .cn appointed .hie CleIE to the Clerk OF the
HoUsr, y Mr. McPhelsoa. llisis emphsticGlly
q. Ch alpuln,ncNt.
CodsIoDoYE NoSrGoMHhr will relieve c i'm
Md ~ HUaoud .. the c,mmaud Of tue ", sl!ug-
II" Say Itri, Oh the ftrst Of January. At the
sac II - 'hetsccutlNe officer Il the ysIt, Com
manner rassr via ass uIe the comma nd
q the PutUmas nJli.la.
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tgTftc1AE.l
WA1nlNoIoH, Deeenber fl. IsSs.

- - 4, DEPAHTMrRT o. STATED
WAsufSoroH, Deeenber n, isss.
Information has bSen received ct thu De-
partmsnt from Mr.. ". n. Morse, the Consul
OF the United States at Santiago, Cape Verde,
that sin consequence OF the failure OF the crops
In those islands the present year, for want OF
the usual rains, and the present scarcity and
high price Of food, the Provincial Government
have decreed the opening Of the ports in that
Archipelago FOR Corn, free of duty; also for
rice, beans, corn meal, lard, fresh, dry, and
sailed meats. continue till the soth of June,
1854"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

SAN FEAScIsCo, Dee. l7.-Chas. Watkins
vas lpdicIed for murder by special grand jury
yesterday at Los Angeles. This morning he
was brought into court for trial, and pleaded
gniiiy. lie was Immediately seized the vigi.
iiLct committee, who entered the court room
~ '.r-" numbers, from the custody Of the
rh'ril, and hung. Watkins was an English
Mo'mon, aud HE parents reside at Salt Lake.
lie /. known 10 have killed three men IN Utah.
and he confessed thar he had committed sly
other murders.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Threatened Raid into Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. :l.-Reports prevail here
WA. force OF 500 guerrillas are preparing to
move through Pound Gap for a raid In The east.
crn portion Of the State. and that the rebels
are also concentrating for the purpose of making
raids on the Louisville and Nashville road. Onr
forces are prepared for them.
CO... Galiop, commander of the east dirtrlc,
o. kentucky, recently captured 50 guerrlIas
The Ninih Kentucky attacked and routed the
9u'r'iiias posted In Pound Gap, and n number
OF prisoners, arms, stores, &C.. were raninrcJ
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TIT" Rr-E~L,sTMETT OF TIE VET.
ERAN REGiMLsYs-A. IMPORT

~ W. TEN
II u matter of the greatest importance tina,
the veteran soldiers in our armies should We
Induced To re-culist. We have no doubt that a
large proportion Of the soldiers In the field will
center the service at some time; but it Is
essentisl that the proper inducements, should
be held out TO them 10 secure their return 10
the field at the proper time
From what We know OF the army We are ful.
~ persuaded that the Government can get from
the commanding Officers of regiments more in.
formation Of value respecting the bust means
OF promoting re Evil tmepts than from any
other source. Tie commanding officer Of a
veteran regiment knows his men asa father
KNOWS the children or ais family
IN truth, these war-woru soldiers OF the Army
Of the Potomac and the Army of the West. terri.
hle sc they Gre 10 the ruemy In battle. have all
the simplicity Of children. and, If they have
good commander, they look up to him as child
does TO his father. Their colonel not only has
The Immediate directing Of their movements in
battle, hut he il their dm'pijtratiye iud,c
and court Of redress In camp. lie defends
mem from wrongs and imro.itions. lie stands
between them aud the quartsrma.ter and con :
missary. II they are cheated In rations or
clothing, they run like children to the Colonel,
MY Colonel will never allow me to be abused"
says the bropzed, the grey headed soldier. g Nv
men shall not be wronsed' says the Colonel
with flashing eyes. And a Colonel fl for his
position will not allow injustice to befal hi.
men.
Consequently, these commanders ofrsgiments
are more familiar with the men, their habits Of
thought, and the motives that influence them,
than any one else can be; and circular order
10 Hem, requiring each to forward his -ugges.
tions to ID" War Department as to the best
method of brisg.ng back into the service these
soldiers when their terms of enlistment have
expired, would elicit the most valuable infur
mat.cn oI tLls important subject. Out OF the
Materials so gathered, the Government wouid
he enabled to construct the best plan possible
for attaining the desired results.
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[ ny the Peoples Telegraph Line-office, Repu
can Building, 6il Ninth street.
GOLDEN SENTENCES,

"TEE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO DIVIDE
THE TRIGNps or THE uSIoS sPAsT.''
81 SNAIL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
Any PERSON WHO is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR By
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-"
~ PROCLAIM rcLL PARDON TO ALL WHO
'oLsMNLr SWEAR To tEScsrosTH FAITHFULLY
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND OFFEND THE CoSsr =
TUT or THE UNITE D STATES, AND rrss U,IoS
or TIE STATES TaEhErSpEH'
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

Somebody IN Cincinnati, or beyond, Is In
the habit Of sending 10 the country great
manr 'oCus d.sru'He,. Ncarly al. the state
mo- Published Yesterday and rhi. morning
ahou rEhiIng III ; art 1rrrcs.ce. the location
of'rr"s. the death Of l 1ls'rryt," ,vc. &C..
are Lot crI1Imel, and are no, ouly not be-
!iev't ~ Tie Continent, bat much that Is
referred % - Luuwn 10 br false.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

The Senate to-day refused to act upon the
House joint resolution to adjourn over the holi.
days, because the House would not act promptly
upon the enrolment bill. The necessary action
may yet be taken to-day, although matters did
not look favorable TO a Joint adjournment at
3 u. NJ,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

BosroN, Dec. GA letter from Gibraltar,
dated the eth ult., states that the supposed
rebel steamer seen off the Straits proves to be
the French war steamer attached as dispatch
boat to the French iron-clad feet which are
cruising OF Cape 81. Vincent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

The bill introduced by Gen. Wilson, which
prohibits lawyers from acting as counsel, while
Senators or Representative, before any civil or
military tribunal In any case in which the
United States Is interested, has produced quite
a sensation among the Disciples of Blackstone
at the CnpIinl.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

The city is all alive with rumors of startling
Instances of indirect completely With jhe rebels
on tho part o; some hitherto regarded IA
loyal men. Topublsh what is said might OBJ
struct tho workings of justice, and We .forbear
hoping to see the guilty parties summarily pun
ished.