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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
OF FICIAL.

HBADoUARTERs PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFIcR,
WAsHINGToN, d. c., Feb. "a, 1888.
oficlRl notice is hereby given that the orders
from these headquarters concerning the closing
of bars and drinking houses after 9.90p. M,
and on Sundays, have not been resclnded or
modified, and all violations of those orderS
will be punished as heretofore.
By order; HENRY B. Topp, ?
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. 3. BAKER, Lieutenant and Adjutaut.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
RECONSIDERATION OF A REBEL NEWS.
PAPER CORRESPONDENT.
THE IMPRESSIONS ENTERTAINED by PEOPLE
LIVING NEAR YAZoO PASS, As REGARDS
THE NATURAL DEFENCES OF THE
COUNTRY, &c, sc.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-The Richmond
Enquirer of the 2Sth ultimo has been received.
1t contains a proclamation from JEFF. Davis
appointing the eth day Of March as a day of
fasting, humiliation and prayer throughout the
Confederacy.
A telegram To the Richmond Enquirer of the
2Sth, dated Mobile, Feb. 81, states the cores
pondent of the Memphis appeal, writing from
Vicksburg on the Esd, says:
An enormous fleet appeared this morning,
larger than any that has been witnessed before
from this point. Everything looks as if prep
arations were almost ready for the enemy to
commence forward movement. The monster
force before the city cannot long remain in idle
ness. Persons well acquainted with the coun-
try bordering on the Yazoo Pass and Cold
Water say If the enemy succeed In getting their
boats in Cold Water, they will never get out;
and that an army of one thousand could hold
at bay and destroy an invading force of my
thousand in that country.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
Temporary Home for nurses, U. 3. A.

The Sanitary Commission has opened q
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 will be made well
come on application at the office of the Com
mission, 244 F street. feb4-lm
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
Cnptur, or n BIock.de Runner,

The Navy Department have informationNhat
on the 18th ultmo the United States steamer
victogia, Lieut.. E. Hooker commanding, cap
tured the brig Eminia, of Quebec, from Nassau,
n. p, loaded with salt, drugs, &c, while at
tempting to run the blockade near Bacon Inlet,
on the coast of North Carolina.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

ALI PRIvATE CLAIMS before Congress ought
to be referred to the Court of Claims under the
recent reconstruction of that Judicial hody.
This will prevent plunderers from getting their
hands into the Treasury by taking advantage
of the rush Of business during the closing hours
Of Congress.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
THE ENEMY A PORTION OF JOHN
MORGAN'S GANG.
OUR loss swan.

CINCINNATI, March "A special Murfrees-
boro' dispatch to the Commercial, dated the Cd
inst, states that an expedition of one thousand
cavalry LEFT Murfreesboro' yesterday morning
aud encountered the enemy at Bradysvlle.
After severe fighting the enemy were driven
from the town, with loss of eight killed and
twenty wounded.
Eighty privates and nine officers were cap
tured, besides three hundred new saddles and
accoutrements, and large collection of official
orders, papers, private baggage, &c.
The enemy engaged was portion of John
Morgan's division.
Our loss in killed and wounded was about
half of that of the rebels.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
GEORGETOWN Affairs.

MARIEE .-AyriUdlS.-schooner Access, Ro.
bertson, Port Deposit, Md, lumber to Jos Libbey
Sloop star, King, n. Y, light.
DrpUiUr.-Schr. Boxer, Bean, n Y.
CHEaAPEAEE AND ONO CASAI~-The canal TO,
day Is fully open to Navigation, though few ar
rivals, especially Of coal bost5, are expected until
about the 18th OF the month.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
The Dl.trlct .Iudlclnl Bln Passed.

As we go to press, we learn that the bill to
establish justice courts in the District of Co
lumbla has just passed the House, and only
awaits the Presidents signature.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

HEAVY ROBBERy.-Lsst Friday night one OF the
detectives under Supt, Webb, assisted hy Officer
Johnson, arrested Gins. W. mckinley Tor rohblng
the Finley Hospital oI quantity ol blankets val
ued Rt $50. The officers succeeded ~ finding all
the property, At different placrs Ia the city, aud
turned II over 10 the property clerk, Of the Metro,
uuIitAn Police,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

.,tv sEJAToR FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA. In
ln- senate, Yesterday, Mr.. Wiley, of Western
Virginia, presented the credentials Of Hon
Lemuel j. Bowden, elected United States sena-
Jor from Virginia for six years from the 4lh Of
MurNM
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

Duty ON PAPER is reduced from thirty-Gye
to twenty cents by the Committee of Ways and
Means,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

II APPOINTS a "DAY OF F4STIyg
HClLLLATION, AND PRA YER"
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

THE NEWS BOYS BENEFIT.-Tickets for this
entertainment, at Canterbury, tomorrow after
noon, are for sale at this office
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

GET MARTEDALE Is TO have two additional
oticers upon his stad, 10 enable him TO meet
the Increasing business Of the District.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
nR. FIsHBLAT
~ OF No. 42I, corner Of Eighth and r streets,
Opposite the General Post Office,

Can he consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS,
GONSU MPIION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRORIC
AFFECTIONS, AS well asRll Diseases of lmpFudOnce,
OF whatever character, and which may be declared
incurNble BY other physicians, He engages to max .
an Immediate cure.
From hia lengthy practice In the science Of medl.
cine he IL enabled Ia offer himself to the public as
being the only one In Washington capable Of afford.
Ing speedy relief All cAAea CuFRhe will he guArAn-
tiel lie warrants n cure without tho use Of meT-
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent GAs0I
cured Ia two OF three days.
N, u. Letters addressed to DR.. F. At his oti0e No.
al, corner Of Eighth aud streets, opposite Gen,
erAl Post Once will receive Immediate attention.
OoS-Y
SMITH n BEALL's 10 the best place In town to
~ buy your Clothing, A6l seventh street, botween
aud X streets. JAS
EOR CLOTHING, 90 to SMITHS, ISO ssvsnt
Il street. lA8
w HERE ls the be6t place to buy Clothingt At
w SMITHS, 100 seventh street, JA9s
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

"CoNNECTCuT MEN."-We call attention to
the special notice, in another column, for an
important meeting, at Temperance Hall, to-
morrow wednesday, evening.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
Hon. G. NJ. CIGy's Letter to the N. Y
Times

We arc requested, by Hon. Cnsslus NJ. Clay,
to state that the use made of his recent letter
to the New York Times, (about Gcn'l Halleck
and the Secretary of state,) by displaying it
upon posters, at the corners of public streets,
was without his knowledge or consent; that he
is not in the habit of doing business In that
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
OFF FICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF srArR,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, January 25, 1859.
The Secretary of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

DrsERrrRs-Thc following desertcrs were
brought to this city In irons from the Northwest
yesterday, and lodged In the central guardhouse:
r. Evans, LIST Mich. cav, X. Dyer, 60. /, 9th Mich,
cav Il. {. CuUley, cu. Z, Ist Us SIS j. + Pnrsall
Co n, 9Ith Mich, l., Metz, IUth Mich. Battery, IL
J. Wise, co. {, LIST L. $. S s, and W. Davenport
attn
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
eFFIoIAL.
NOTICE.
Wan DIPLRTMrNT.

Washington Guy, D. c., Jan. 2b, 1903.
In consequence of the pressure Of business ct
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army OF the Potomac will be given at the
Office Of Lieut.. Col. CoNRAD, 1S2 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. jAsO
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

CROWDED OUT To-DAY-Report of the City
Councils and much local and miscellaneous
matter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

AZ RECOMMENDS THE REBELS TO "MEFT
TOSETHER AND PROSTRATEu
THEMSELVES
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
FROM THE SOUTH,

JEFFERSON DAVIS CONTElLPLATES
FASTING AND PRAYER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF TIE LOSS
OF THE GUNBOAT INDLANOLd.

A DBSPBRATE BATTLE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
nTY mALL, FebrnaTY ID, Is8I.

THE ASSESSORS, having completed the assess
ment for 1863, III meet In their room, CITY HALL
AS n Board Of Appeal, from the 18th instant TO the
nth OF March prONimOr Inclusive to hear complaints
and to make such corrections As they may deem
necessary, feb l7-2aW3W
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.

LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CHEDIANG.
THE HARRIET LANE STILL At al.
VFSTON
ISCOVERY OF TORPEDOESl
THE RHEREA BOUTS OF GENERAL STBLEY.
REBEL NSCRIPTIoN.
REBEL PRISONERS RETURNED TO REBEL
DOM
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
SHE SURRRNDERS INA SINKING CON-
DITTOK
HER OFFICERS AND CREW CAPTURED
AND CONVEYED TO VICRSBURG.

NEW YoRK, March "a special Memphis
dispatch to the Times, says the Indlanola was
attacked by three boats on Tuesday, the cath
ult. The fight was obstinate, lasting several
hours, and she only surrendered when in sink
ing condition. She was run ashore and the
officers and crew are now in vlcksburg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

ANOTHER PROCLAMATION FROM
JEFF. DAVIS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
INAMP STOVES

(NAMP STOVES
~ CAMP sTOVEsli
CAMP STOVES ~
We AIe now manufactured CAMP, COOK and
HEAT ING STOVES which we will sell by the
dozen or hundred as cheap they can be bought In
Baltimore, 4. II. h X. l. GREGORY,
nov " A Penn Avenue, near Tth stree
fIHE PRETTIEST COATS IN TOWN-McCLEL-
l. Ian SACKS for citizens and soldiers, at
SMITHS,
jaQs No. $50 seventh street,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

THELNDEAN0LA Alta CHED BY THREE
REBEL RAMS. ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
A VICTORY TO OUR ARMS.
EXTENSIVE CAPTURES.

HE ENEMY LOSE EIGHT KILLED AHp
TWENTY WOUNDED.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

he Richmond Enquirer, of February 2sth,
7atai1s another humi'tdtiHg paper from jeff
1D~iE as follows
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
ltoak nIarket To-daY.

WeGrs indebted to Jay Cooke a Co., bankers,
for the following condition Of the stock and
aals Tnark.t 10 d.v
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
FROM MURFREEsBoRo,

DEPARTURE OF A CAVALRY EXPEDITION.
AN ENCOUNTER WITH THE REBELS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

Al eleven o'clock, President Lincoln, who had
endured three hours ur hand-shaklng, gave his
nrm 10 - lady friend, and they promenaded the
East Room for a time. Then the crowd began to
thin out, and by midnight the Executive Mansion
was again only occupied by Its inhabitants All
the departing guests appeared 10 have enjoyed
hemselNes-no one regretted the absence ol the
Marine Band, with lts absurd adaptations Of ope-
rattle muAci and 1t was the general opinion that
the Drawing Room had bern success. Volta,
An lDLER.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10

q MAoxIyIcExT ESrERrRIsE.-A dinner
was recently given at Atchison. at which
the lion and the lamb (stringfellow and
Pomeroy) lay down together. At that
dinner, two magnificent railroads were
buil.-one to Pixies Peak. and the other
to Sante Fs. The cars are already run
ming, and not single accident has yet
occurred. Str,ngfellow declared that
Pomsroy alone had built these roads.
while Pomsroy contended that Col. Irvine
had done it. A letter was read from
Col. Martin, in which he reverted to the
fact that when he first went to Atchison.
she had not . single railroad but be
soon expects to make al his military ex-
peditions. reconnoisssnces and scouts
through the South, over railroads having
their starting point at Atchison. Trains
come in daily. loaded with gold from
Pixies Peak and the last train from
Ssnte Fe had twenty -fYs extra passenger
cars, to accommodate the Sante Fe mer.
chants who were on their way to Atch.
ison to purchase stocks of-gas and
beans! At that dinner they had wine
and things, and we believe the crowd
actually dispersed with the impression
that Atchison had railroads running to
all parts of the world, every one of which
was built by Senator Pomeroy
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10

ScHor1ELD's OUTFIT. since
Gen. Scho6eld issued an order allowing
"peaceable citizens" of Missouri to carry
arms for their defense" Now he has
Just issued an order allowing released and
paroled rebels to come into that State
and settle down as peacesble citizens
That brings them under his former order
in regard to bearing arms. Of which they
are generally svailing themselves. Scho-
field gives them arms and Qnantrile
leads them into Kansas, right through
the camp of a wooden Brigadier, whose
idiocy answers an excellent purpose in
carrying out Scho6eld's sconndrelism.-
That's the way II works, and that's the
wsy Lawrence was sacked. We imagine
there are few "pescesble citizens" in
Kansas who will now procure arms and
see what can be done towards cleaning
ont the border. Here is another job at
putting down rsdicalism for Gamble d
Co. to engage in. and in our opinion
they won't succeed in it as well as they
have in fitting ont Qusntrile.-Learen-
cortk Conservative.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
thursday, September 10, 1865
The News.

We have had none but good news.
this week. We have at length official
and reliable accounts from Charleston.
Fort Sumter was not knocked to pieces,
- was reported, but still remained in
fighting trim. On the 7th. Gilmore's
ssppers had reached the very moat oi
Fort Wagner. and an assault was order.
Cd to take place the next morning; but
during the night. the rebels evacuated
Fort Wagner and Battery Gregg. escs.
ping in small boats /; and the whole oi
Morris Island 10 now in Union hands
The Monitors ere now pouring terrible
Ere upon Forts Sumter and Moultrie.
which show signs Of failing. and must
soon 60 under. The way is already cles'
to Charleston. which can be reached q
any time.
Gen. Rosecrans has occupied Chatta'
nooga. without firing . gun. Thu'
smother rebel stronghold has fallen. and
railroad communication between Virgins
and the South West severed.
Gen. Burnside has defeated the rebels
at Kingston. Tennessee, and entered
Knoxville in triumph. where he was re-
eeived with the most enthusiastic demon
strstions. Cumberland Gsp has also sur
rendered without firing q gun, and Eas
Tennessee is liberated. The whole Stat,
is now clear Of rebels in any considerable
force.
The rebels in Arkansas have beer
driven South of the Arkansas River. ani
are svacusting Little Rock. Gen. Blum
has also driven the rebels South of th.
Arkansas River. in the Indian country.
1t will bo seen that the Ausconds i.
contracting his coils. and the rebellion il
daily being pushed into closer quarters.
and generally without ever . show ol
Eight. i.s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10
Receuitin. for 0uantriIe.

We have upheld General Ewing in
every thing be has done to put down
bushw hackers. and preserve the peace
and quiet on our border, since he took
command of this District. We have
considered it our duty to strengthen his
hands all we could in carrying out his
policy; but we are compelled to say
that, in our opinion. he has made a
great failure. There have been more in
vasions since he took charge of affairs
than ever before. The people demand
his removal. unless he shall adopt and
pursue different course at once. His
order is one step in the right direction.
Let him protect Us or be removed at once.
There have been from three to FIVE
thousand troops on the border all the
time, and we might just as well have
bad none there. for all the good they
have done. The blame is not with the
troops, but their commanders. Quantrile
boasted in Lawrence that he had raised
one hundred recruits for his band, under
Ewing's nose.-Emporia Nevs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10
1868.

Capt. Nuzum and Lieut.. UT are sue.
cessfully recruiting a third Company in
this County, for the 18th Kansas Volun.
teers. One would think that the resour.
ces of old Doniphan were inexhaustible
She has given about 1900 men to the
war, and has militia force ofabout 1000
left to draw from. Doniphan has fur.
nished more recruits than any County in
the State. and still more are volunteering.
Troy Patriot.
Mistaken, friend Patriot. Capt. M.
zum and Lieut.. Utt are recruiting the
fourth company in Doniphan County
Three have already been mustered in, to
wit : Willetts'. Bixby's and Stsvenson's. 8.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10

REwARD or CRms.-A man named
Tator. was hung It Omaha. few days
since. for the murder Of one NeH. He
protested his innocence to the last. Ts-
tor is said to have been . man Of educa-
tion. and once . member Of the Kansas
Legislature. IL " probably the same
Tstor who was several years ago . mer-
chant in ono of our Southern Counties,
and was also Treasurer of the County.
He bought up the grain of the surround
ing farmers. who were yet suffering from
the consequences Of the recent drought,
pocketed the money, and absconded, ta-
king also funds belonging to the County
Treasury. Whether guilty Of murder OF
not, be has met fate which would in
all probability not have been his. had he
acted an honorable and upright part in
Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10
St:lte Fair Items.
(From the Leavenworth Bulletin.)

The Secretary of the State Agricultnr-
al Society-F. G. Adams Esq, OF To-
peka-and Gen. J. L. Mcdowell, the
Superintendent of the Fair. have been
for several days past. engaged in making
preparations for the Animal State Fair,
to Be held at this place on the 9th, 7th'
Sth, and 9th of October next. They
have selected grounds lying west of the
city, pleasantly and conveniently located,
and we'll supplied with water, convenient
camping grounds. etc.
The grounds to be enclosed are caps-
cious giving ample room for all neces-
.ary buildings, exhibition rings. quarter
of a mile track for the trial of horses.
and for equestrian performances. -Four
large exhibition halls will be erected,
and numerous other smaller buildings
for exhibition rooms and offices. Sever
al hundred feet in length Of sheds. with
stalls. will be erected. besides long rows
of pens. yards. etc.
Arrangements have also been made foI
an tho building material, and contracts
0T6 u u6 tul ucuIatSlb IcS lOI tuC COuoefoS
tion Of the buildings and enclosures.
The interest which ia shown in al
parts Of the State. in this great exhibi.
tion af the 6ne stock Of Kansas, and ol
its agricultural productions and manu-
factures, its fruit, flowers and works oI
art. is guaranty Of the entire success ol
the Fair.
ENTRIss of articles to be
exhibited at the State Fair, may b.
made BY Addressing the Secretary. To.
peka, Kansas. and enclosing 81 fol
membership Ticket. before the 25th ol
September, at which last date the Entry
Books will be opened at Leavenworth.-
Blank applications will be furnished al
any time. on which to specify exhibitor
name and address with description OF
the animal or article offered.
The Leavenworth County Horticnltnr.
al Society is CO. operating actively with
the State Agricultural Society in aiding
to give interest to the State Fair. Robt.
L. Resm. E.q.. Secretary Of the Horti-
cultural Society. II erintendent of the
Horticultural Def ent of the Fair
The Horticultural Department will be an
attractive feature of the exhibition.
TARGET SHooT1SG.-This will be one
of the features. These war times it is
well to encourage the skillful use of fire
arms. Who will win the premium for
the best shooting?
A CoLoRApo PREx1UX.-A premium
is to be given at the State Fair for the
"Best collection of Useful Minerals OF
Colorado" Tie gold of Colorado has
contributed so much to the wealth aad
prosperity of Kansas. it is well to invite q
display of it at the Fair.
\ STocK AucTIoN.-At the State Fair
'Rhere will he spublic sale of improved
stock. This will sfford an opportunity
for farmers to improve their stock, and
will lead to the distribution of fine ami
mails over the State.
LADIES EQUESTRIAN ExHIRITIox-The
Ladies Equestrian Exhibition will be an
interesting feature Of the State Fair. An
excellent track and ample arrangements
will be m sde for the exhibition.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10

SUPPORT HoNE MAKuTAcTuRR.-Therl
is . strong prejudice sgainst articles o.
American manufacture. and Justly, too.
in many cases. but not SO with DeLand
& Co.'s Chemical Saleratus. This il
the best article in existence for cookine
purposes. yet many families are usina
English soda, when this ssleratus is much
better. and BY using it you are patroni.
zing home production. For sale every.
where. and BY al Wholesale Grocers in
Chicago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10

~ The Psols mass meeting was the
largest ever held in the State, outside ol
Leavenworth. Lieutenant Governor Os-
born presided. with q number of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries. All but one
Of the Vice Presidents were State Sena-
tors. A rousing Radical Platform was
adopted. and large COMMITTEES appoint
ed to visit Washington, to demand q
new policy in this Department, the re-
moval Of the present commanders and
the rs-establishment Of the Department
of Kansas demanded. The COMMITTEES
embraces the Congressional delegation,
most of the State officers, and other
prominent gentlemen.