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AME RtCAN WATCHES
YOR SOLDIERS
AT UCED PRICES.
lReYieaA Watches for AneYIsa,si


TIE AhsRIcAs WATCH COhPAsr give notice that
they have lately issned a new style Of watch ex.
pressly designed Tor Soldiers and others no dsire
good watch At mo der ate p ioe Those watches
ne intended to disDlsos the worthless eAes,
watches OF British and Swiss Manufacture with
which She country Ii flooded AID which were never
expected TO keep tisne when they were ma To- bsias
refuse no anaiscturss sent to this country because
onsAao'e ~ home aud used here only for Jockeyiss
ard stcind!inG purposes.
We oner 70 Sell oar Watch which 10 Of The xosY
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, Az AoOU RATE AID pu.
FABLE fIhsKssPsa, and In steriips silysr s>...
Hu ating pattern, at 80 low . price ~ IL sskeI for
the trashy Anere and Lepiass Of forei Ign mako
slre ,dy referred to.
We have named the new series o. Watched Wv
ELLRRY. Boston, Mas, which name will b. found
on the plato OF every vat h OF this nanuf.etur,
and 10 one Of our trademarks
seid By oil respectable Watch Dealers In tia
loyal States.
wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS Il APPLETON
Agents for che American w atch Com,,r
I.'eom Is2 DROADEAY
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RAID INTO BARBOUR CoUHTr-We have IN
nlgence that raid was made on SUNDAY
Mint on the sheriff OF Harbour county, BY q
src' ssiOn party. That they carried OF The
sheriff, Upon one Of his four captured horses.
robbed Lis store, ard len word that this was
but beginning Of their answer 70 ths Presi-
dent. PROCLAMATION. Much excitement In III Al
region wa caused By this bold ousrage-HkeeI.
tnG Press, Jan 6.
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PARTICULARS OFTHE sUCCRssFCL RAID
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THs FCNEEAL or Hon. ELISHA wHIrrLR.
sEY took place this aftrnoon at O'clock from
his lodgings az Mrs. Hyatt's DO trding. house
on Prnnsyi~ania avenue, between sixth and
Seventh streets.
he remains were placed in q walnut coffin
very handsomely finished and covered with
black cloth, the inner coffin being lined win
zipc. The coffin is surmounted with a silver
plate, Tearing The name and age Of deceased
AID the place and date of birth and death
Beautiful wreaihs OF white flowers were placed
upon tie coffin.
lie funera! services were conducted by Rev
LIZ. Sunderland, Of the Presbyterian Churc h
among those present were the hsads OF nearly
all the different bureaus OF the Goyprnru ant
the clerks 81 has ofhce; delegations Of CLERKS
from the several bureaus of the Tercasurv the
OHIO Congressional delegation, members of
Congress nom other States, and 8 lsfee number
of our own citizens.
After the services the corpse was removed tn
the hearse BY tie follow ing pail bearers: Petsr
q: Washington, Thos. l. Smith, W. L. Hodge.
W. W. Seaton, W. II. Campbell, and James III
Causten, and the cortege wended its way 10 the
depot W here the body was placed on the cars
to DC taken 10 Garfield, Ohio, where &c viii be
Inferred
The following will accompany the remains To
Ohio: William, Com ton and Grandyille Whit.
uesey, his son.i VIM Wallace Whittleeey bus
grandson and Mr.. o. S. Mygstt bis brother in
law.
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DEPARTMENT OF STAfI.
WAsHIgGToN. Jan. s. lsss
Releases from the draft on the ground OF aiieaAss
have been allowed in the following case:
Name. Whse DRAFTED
David Reyrs Ids 80. -. Lersip count, Okie
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LATEST FROM MURFREKsBoRo.
oCR Army TEN Mills BEYOND rHERs.
- fHz REBEL ARMY AT rULLAHoxA.

PROVISIONS AND ARMY STORES ARRIVING
AT NASHVILLE
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l o SICK AID HouNbsp esLDmas CIV.
iLIlns AND e1HB1s.
DEPOT oI1HH B o. r. 4 CO

" ~.
Pie Eai'rcsd Companies somposins tho Hne b.
wesn WA"hin9tsn aDo New -.
'.,ss have PC, on l%s' Ca; "a 1880
vsntiiateA. and expressly + 2 odssrs soldiers and
sthors that Ars Wounded or sick With the stioa
81 eontas io1S disesses The will leave on rs
QAfe, THURSDAYS ant1ATURDAYS fer Phile-
deIphia, ats lxpress Train
nsers 6oins Vest. older, ell VILLAINS n s.-s
and "'hsts q at Are sick Or wounded, intos ned
lhet .fcA ear Will LeAIe t. - d. pot every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and YhtDAY at q N, soin.
1hIougs TO the Chic river without change Of osrs
soiaiers Anc others on fur lou Oh diso arged yi
End this he chez peat and dssaable rout, for
me west; This 10 TIE only Inns that caa sell .
throuEh ticket from Wsshinton check bas ssse
ff cRu c1.f 6sn.f'7o pAss.yoRs,-p,. o.,v
PLACE to buy tickets Is At tao Ticket in the Depot
vi .ne o. q W Y. ~ 20 jas IF
RAkGAINs!-FOR SALE One six SCAT OAR.
y EAGh, In Soof ordsr; cost 9z3O will be soId
new; cost Stn; will be sold tor $50. Inquire At
4<4 Eleventh street, (in tn. yard
% s7t' fDwAKD HAYWOOD.
u Il Il, Il
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Mk. CROPS
A'A BOOT AND JHOE STORE,
LADIES AND GBnrLkMBy
LOWEST PRICES
IA b-N No 4I1 M.r,I.nt

IA s, SMALL PUXn
hy eneinsins o. cents in 4 Or. paid envelops al
ie'oen 10 br; H. bOkEF, Washington ID car
'sit preventive agHID-t .hr Rtnve IN 4ord.r III =
e"H mohica%d. No rsDa mead fear vi,tt,n. "a; =
Ut % i1''s aftr receiy ng the Doctor las acttons
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AashriIIe Auiuu.
TE n MI 81.
NOS. AND LOCATION
or
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE

go. 1--Od Gau Factory, chGTy street, 90 the ihi.
~" 2-Cnvsrslty Building, aarket strict, on the
htp-aI tii .ftt .ffttI
s-Ensleys building, . + corner Public square.
Is 4--Howara High school, College street. Gu ths
Hi.
f." 5--Gun Factory, upper rud Front street.
a B-lCoIegs Street neaf Bread
7--obllege street, between Cbgrch and Broad.
e--Masonc Hall, Church streS, near summer.
'e e-Carriage Factory, simket street, below TIE
square.
'10-Nedical College, College street, On the Nm
IL" Prsr Housr lon the University Pike.
i2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street. s5rner Cherry
"f13-Humo High School, Spruce street. cor. Broad
=. li-~remas School. Church stfeoty scar OAtta'
nOoga Depot
l6-Hypes High school, Line sire eornor SUM
fner
" l0-opfion Block scor9sr BFoadatSsct apd Riysi
Landing
1T-OrpfcVRs' UosP.TAL-planters u0tel, Sum
m6r street. corner Doadoriek.
ls-Corner Church and College streets
ae-Morris& strattoag Buiiting, Noslf Mlrko
street
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Reading Room

We are pleased to see that our enter
prising friend Mr. Tom W. Neal, has
opened in connection with his News
Depot, No. 90 Cherry street. nicely fur
nished Reading Room where may be
found, on file, many of the latest, most
popular and influential Newspapers pub.
nshed in the United States As this
As the only institution Of tho kind in our
city, we predict IL will not be long be-
fore Mr.. Meals Reading Room becomes a
place of popular resort for those who
wish 10 CLEAN the latest news from all
parts Of the country. Admission per
week % cts--per. month 80 CITE Re-
member, No. 81 Cherry Streei.
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Small Pcx.

We are assured, on good authority,
that an unfortunate creature Was walk
ing about the streets yesterday, with
well-developed small pox on Ills face and
body. The attention Of two physicians
was directed to him, who pronounced the
case decided one. We have heard OF
other cases in the city. Let yaccina-
tioD, and other precautions be taken
without delay. Will our authorities look
to this Immediately? f
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The landing presented an animated
and gay appearance on Sunday morning,
twelve steamboats, being there at one
time. IL made US think of those golden
days when the dash of the wheels, the
shrek of the whistle, and the cry Of
"All aboardw were familiar sounds at
our wharf, and we wondered why all
men did not unite TO restore that season
of prosperity.
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HEADQUARTERS Posi-, I
NASHVILLE, TENK., Jan. z, 1862. {

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. Z, 1895
Orders.
Any Sutler or other civilian, taking
teams, empty or containing goods, outside
the picket lines of this city, without first
obtaining permission from these Head
quarters, will render his goods and teams
liable to seizure and coniiscation.
No trains will be passed to the front
without the permission of corps COM
manders, or of division commanders,
countersigned by corps commanders; and
officers in charge OF such trains, must
report at these Headquarters for passes
for their trains.
BY order of
Brig. Gen. ROBT. B. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post
john PRATT a. A. &.
ian8 lw. ...
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of staple GOOD, etc

| will sell, at auction, on Wednesday
morning next, January 18th, 1868, Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Hats, Prints, Domestics, DeLanes, Elan
nels, Shawls and Clocks, Hosiery large
stOek-with many other goods to suit the
retail trade. w. l.. ALEXANDER.
HJah 13,63.-2t. sfH 1862 is
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We are informed that some of the pa
rolled Federal prisoners who were sent in
here about week ago, are in very des-
titute condition. One poor fellow, we
learn, laid down and died before the
Court House yesterday. If these things
are SO, their wants should be attended TO
Immediately. The rebels stripped them
like brutes, but let us provide for them
comfortably,
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anlne OhLer or I.olice.


FOURTEENTH AssFY CORPs, DEPARTMENTl
CUMBERLAND, NASHVILLE, Dee. 80, i62.}
Notice is hereby given TO all citizens
of Nashville, and Of Davidson county,
who have by word or deed, aided and
allotted the present rebellion, to come
forward forthwith to this office, and make
bond and oath, according to the forms
provided and heretofore published by
military authority.
All such persons, within the city limits
are requested to do this, by the 18th day
OF January, 1853; ifnot given by that
day, they will be summarily dealt with,
by fine, Imprisonment, or exclusion frcm
these lines.
BY order Of Maj Gen. RosRmARR
JOHN FITCH,
Provost Judge.
WIN. TRUEsBAIL, Chief Of Army Police.
OF Office in. the ZollicOAer Building,
No, %, High Street, Nashville, Tenh
December 3l-lJL 81
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no double sense, we have held FROM the
beginning that tic Goverumentisgreatel
than any class Of men and their intereS|
and has an original right TO the
and hearty service, Of every
power. We deny the righ
rebellion, and we are in o
and we have equally
rebel States could be n
70 impose their treas,
any human being who
sire would make him
wives surrender their
fathers their sons TO
ful war, we have nevs
son why the rebels
slaves and compel thu
Supporting always
without conditions as
rejoice with unuttcrableA
icy is that of human N
that Of human sophistry."
HEADQUARTERS Army or
January z,
News from the rebel side re.
the fight at MuffreesborO, is 10 the 4
that the rebels took 1000 prisoners, I'D
26 guns. ga mFIT
jeff. Davis returned 10 Richmond and
ddiyefed bitter. ana violent s,eeeh
against tie Federal Government al its
officers, denonncing us as guilty q the
most enormous crimes
Although the-Febel force in our font
and the army Al Port Royal have with
drawn entirely from view, il is not be-
lieyed that say have been sent 10 rein
force Bragg.
NEw YoRKg an. 9.--The Commissioner
Of Internsl1Revenus has decided that any
revenue Stamps, except proprietary, can
now be used for its amount on any in
strument, tins virtually abolishing the
great yarietyVof stamps 81
F. II is understood that Secretary Chase
will be here TO- morrow to consult with
our bankers as TO the best financial policy
10 be adopted 81
The President has nominated Robert
w. TRylOE Of Ohio, for Second Comp
troller Of ihe Treasury in place of the
late Elisha WhittieseY.
= INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 8.AThe election oil
United States Senator did not take place
to- day. The Democratic nominees are
T. A. Hendricks and David Turpie. Nc
business was transacted in the Senate toI
want Of aquorumi the Republicans bolt
ing.
The House refused TO hear the Cover
nor's message without joint convention
ofbntlthopses. The message refers prin
cipally 60 State affairs, endorses the
emancipation proclamation as necessary
war measure, and says that the people
of the North must nos be deluded will
tho idea that compromise is possible
or abandon their efforts to suppress thu
rebellion. The State has furnished ovel
10000 volunteers during the war.
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Enquirer says,
capture of the Ha
but little injured, am
six hundred prisoners, and largeN
tity of stores and arms. 5-
The Passiac was towed into Beaufort
disabled, having lost her turret and guns
The steamer which lowed the Monitor
has not been heard from.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.--General Curtis
telegraphs that we have repulsed the reb-
els and hold Springfield. -
New YORK, Jan. 12.-cotton zoe. Gold
42c; Demand Notes 381S.
The Yazoo River has been abandoned
as base of operations, the rebels being
impregnable in front Our losses there
was from twenty five hundred to three
thousand. No fighting since the fif-
teenth.
Nothing has been heard of Banks or
Farragut.
Oar army is on transports at Milliken's
Bend.
Heavy rise in the Mississippi from con-
tinous rains.
Considerable excitement at the mouth
of the Arkansas. The Ram Ponchaitrair
is down the River and our gunbOats anG
rams are waiting for her.
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auction, Auenonn

| will soil this morning, January 18th,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at my new store, 4G
Public Square, 200 pieces Prints, 500 dos.
Ladies Hose, 80 dOz. Hoop Skirts, a large
stock OF Ladies Shoes aud Notions Of all
kinds too nsmerOSs 20 mention.
M. MAUBURG
Jan. l3'63-lt 46 Public Square.
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A correspondent at Russellville, Ky,
infOrnis us that the Esd Michigan Infantry
went out on a scouting expedition from
that place few days ago after body OF
gaerrillas. They returned with six pris :
Oners. H D.ff.Fs
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Eastern Mail.

We are glad to learn that the difficulty
about carrying the mail on the J.. & N.
Railroad has been adjnsted, and that the
mail will be carried as heretofore, !, e.
when Morgan will permit it.
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80 Q No,lsc-ltenovnl..

| have removed from No AZ 10 40
North Side Public Square, adjoining the
Hicks buildings, where shall be glad
to see my old customers and all others
that may favor me with their patronage.
Jaul3'63,-lt- N. MARBURG,
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PnovOsr MARsHAL's oTrroS,

NASHVILLE, Dec AOi OF,
Provost Orders No. l.
l. The sale of spirituous liquors with
in this city, except for medicinal purpO-
SEES, is strictly prohibited, and every
drinking saloon in the place must be
closed at once. III
2. Any one violating this order will
be arrested and severely punished, aud
his liquors cOnfscated and turned over
70 Col. SIMMONS, Chief Commissary Sub
sistenee.
.. All officers ia charge of guards and
patrols, will use great vigilancs TO ferret
out, and break up the whisky traffic.
JHO. A. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal
Approved
RoBT. b. MITsHRLL,
Brig. Gen Commanding POsL
dee 27-tf
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We heard report on tho streets yes
terday that a considerable body Of guer-
rillas, supposed TO be Wheeler's brigade,
were prowling between hero and Frank
iiu, near the Murfreesboro road.
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spectral Auction safe.

b. F.,SHIELDs & Co. will sell on Tues
day morning, January ID, 1868, desi.
rAble lot of seasohable dry goods, boots
shoes and hats, and clothing.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
b. i. SHIELDS q Co
janl3-zh opposite Sewanee House.
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SNAIL CaASoE.-NO one need cOm
plain Of the want Of small change now.
W. j. MARE, corner OF Collegs and Union
streets, has received another supply Of
Postal currency, which is the most OoH =
venient change in circulation.
Dec2l-tf
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Those wishing Furniture will do well
by attending The Sale at James Wheliss,
North Cherry Street, this morning. Sale
commencing at 8 O'Clock
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Captain st. Clair Morton, for distin-
guished gallantry at Stones River, is
promoted by President Lincoln TO Briga-
der General.
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AucttOn sale OF Household aud
Kitchen Furniture.
l will sell on Thursday morning the
Is of January 1868 all the Household s.
Kitchen furniture belonging TO Mrs.
Peacock No IL Cherry ST.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
T. W. BARNS
jan IL 81 Auctioneer
The steamer Leonore arrived at our
wharf yesterday evening, bringing large
back mail.
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Fresh arrival of Now Goods, at HORN
BECK q AsHBRIDeE, this day, Jan. 18th.
43, Union Street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-11
Foreign MsdiatIon--Duty of cur Govern,
ment.

The Paris correspondent of the London
Times has reason 20 know that official instruc.
tlons have beon sent BY the French Government
10 Warrington, suggesting that commissioner
be delegated BY the Federal Government aud
the Southern States to meet on neutral ground
10 confer together, without hostilites being
suspended, so that they might advise mutual
concessions and effect a reconciliation, so dc
sirable for the Interests Of the world.
The Paris PoDs says; eve believe that VIC
are able 10 state that the Government Of the
Emperor has addressed q communication to
Washington proposing means of arrangement
between the belligerents which would fully
protect the dignity (anour proprt) OF the
Americans"
Ls Nord also says France has proposed the
conyocation Of an American Congress with
view Of peace.
The above fragments of information brought
BY the last European steamers, have filed the
air with fresh rumou Of the renewal by France
Of proposals 10 our Government tending to ef-
forts TO bring about an adjustment Of the dIfi-
culties with the rebel States. 30 positively arc
the Statemsnts made that It Is not improbable
that there lie more or less Of foundation for
thcm; and Ii may soon become a necessity
that We should accept 1t as a fact that a propo.
alton Of some kind has been made. What lie
Its sxact nature, or how II will bo received by
our Government we arc yet to learn, and GER
tsinly it is premature to discuss a proposition,
the character and bearings Of which we are
ignorant.
or one thing, however, We are quite sure
and It h not too soon to say it-thHt If, on Its
face, or In Its essential qualities, or It's proba-
BILE tendencies, tho proposal is one which con-
templates, as a direct result, or a remote con-
sequence, division Of this country into two
separate governments, and, of course, a recog-
milton Of the justice of the Southern rebellion,
the people Of the Union will not, for moment,
tolerate their Government In even entering up
on its consideration. With whatever friendly
purpose II may have been made by France, and
much as we may respect that Government, or
fear TO break up the friendly relations which
now exist with It, We cannot afford either to
lose our own self-respoct or to be humlliated in
the eyes Of the world by permitting such a
suggestion to be received with any view that ii
will be, for q moment, seriously entertained
and considered.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-11
SECOND EDITION.
rom ooI.oCK, 2. u.
Th. nr.., rn,,nn.l cnn.n.

An effort viii be made In the Military Com.
mitteo Of tho Senate to report from minority
OF the COMMITTEES the bin defeated In the House,
for the construction OF ship canal uniting the
Hudson and Mississippi rivors. The friends Of
the measure should keep cool, and not, in their
hot haste to get revenge upon some individual
or particular State, destroy their own power.
We regret TO learn that some Of tho advocates
Of the bill, whilO suffering from dlsappolnt-
ment, should so far forget the real interests Of
the West and the debt they owe 10 New Eng
land, whose solid vote, with q slight exception,
was generously cast for the canal bill, as Il all
ways has been for every grsst Western meas
ure, as TO intimate to British Representatives in
this city the purpose Of the West TO join them
In opening the Ottawa canal TO Montreal, thus
making Canada the great outlet for Western
produce. There is no need Of this. Let tho
battle be transferred to the Senate and fought
over again, and let the managers Of the canal
bill not depend so much upon Sangulne tenn
peraments as real work. Lot them organize,
present all the facts in the case to all the mem
bers, and then votes will be given for the bill
on Its merits, aud not for or against II from
personal considerations or private motives. Tho
Government needs the canal, and while its con-
structon will especially benefit New York and
Illinois, 1t will not do tho injury TO other States
which many suppose, but will benefit all more
or less. .a"
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-11
"PsaosI Peace, When their Is NO Peace,

"PeAoeI PsHceI When their IL no Peace "
The Richmond Dispatch of the SOth ultimo
strives to keep up the spirits of the Southern
people by loud predictions that peace Is close
at hand, and 1t thus sets forth the reasons on
which this faith is basedi
"n we meet with no great and unexpected
diSastersi If we do not relax our exertlons. thl
toar must virtually b ended 6y Tie la Of juno.
All the signs Of times, the Ascendancy Of the
Democratic party at the North, the partial fall.
urc Of the draft, and the entire cessation OF
Volunteering the admission by them that a
large part OF their army goes out of service In
May, and that no new recruits can be had "a
supply their places; the frequent and numerous
desertions from their armyi their domestic dis.
sensionSj their bitter denunciation Of Lincoln.
his Cabinet, the Abolitionists, and Of all New
Englandj the imminence of national bankrupt
cyi the ruin Of their shipping and commercial
interests, and nCiplent social anarchy, all prove
that they can keepup the war but q few months
longer. Besides, they know that foreign In.
terventlon, however delayed, must come at last.
No doubt they desire IL, In order 10 have a pre-
text for backing out from the contest. EUeH
Horace Greeley admits that n.sy must conquer ~
in three months, or then make he best peace lhes
can. Indeed, whether between individuals OF
nations, big fight must ever be short fight,
because the parties putting out all their strength
at once soon become exhausted. The North is
exhausted"
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-11
COnRresa To-day,

In Standardization to compensate sailors
Of the gunboat Cairo; Of Ohio Legislature
against canal enlargement; report of commit,
tee against submarine cable on Atlantic coast;
against bill to amend Fugitive Slave law bill
to remove wlnnebsgo Indians from Minneso-
Ia, passed; bill to increase the number of mejor
and brigadier generals debated, laid aside; the
currency bill debated with no result; committee
discharged from consideration of bill for mill
tary and postal road to New York. 2
In House-Committeo on Foreign Affairs
were discharged from consideration of resolu-
tion recognizing General Heron as Minister
from New Grenada. House passed bill pro-
vidlng for temporary government of Colorado.