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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25


ALEXANDRIA IrEMs.-The following para
graphs are tak,n from the Alexandria State Jour
nal.
public auction = lot on the west side OF Fairfax
streets, on which is two frame buildings, for the
sum Of sva5. 1hOmAs I. Edelin was the purchaser.
Thanksgiving iServiees-Seryices Of both a
patriotic and religious character will take place
at the NJ. y. Church on Thursday next, the 2Gth
inst commencing At i0T O'Clock, a. m. Addresses
swin be delivered by several distinguished speak
ers, among whom we notice the names Of Gov.
Pei,point, Gen. Briggs, Ferguson Beach, Chaplin
Eskin, Revs. A. Gritfith, WIN. >. speake, pastor
OF the church, and Others. collection will be
taken up for the relief Of our suffering prisoners
In Richmond.
Provoa Marshal Genrrai.-Lieut. Col. II. H. Wells,
of the 2Gth Michigan volunteers. Is Provost Mar.
sLsl General for tho Dsfenees South of the Poto.
mac, with his office Ia this city The duties OF his
office seem to be admirably conducted. Indeed, II
IL were not so, not half the duties pertaining
to his position could he accomplished with his
uresent assistance. Some Idea OF the work done
In his office may be glsaned from the following
table:
No, Of prisoners arrested or forwarded from
June l, 1863, to Nov. 10, 1859. 2,2t
No, of passes issued to citizens from June l,
1861 to Nov. 10, 1853. S3................... os, lsl
No. of permits granted TO take out supplies
from June /, 1868, to Nov 10, 1889. 6iit
No. OF horses and mules captured and turned
over e ON June |, 1883, to Nov. 10, 1885,. 80.
Col. Wells forwards the prisoners OF war and
state, and also all rebels deserters, to Capt. Todd
Provost MArshi lot this city, who alone has the
power 20 commit them to the Old Capitol.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
ar Ms COURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNlY.-To WIT;
In the case Of Mrs Sarah snyder, administratrix
OF Nicholas snyder, deceased, the administfatrix
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation oithe orphan.
Court Of Washi lgton county Aforesaid, appointed
Saturday, the 18th day December next, forthe final
settlement and distribution Of the personsl estAte
OF ssid deceased and OF the assets In hand as far
M the same have been collected and turned into
money when and where all creditors and heirs Of
sale deceased are notified to attend, lat the OI-
phans' Court OF Washington Comfy aforesaid, }
Otherwise by law be excluded from all benef 10
said deceaseds estate provided copy OF this or.
der be published once Aweek for three week In the
vi december, 1861.
Test L, ROBBINS,
gLov26-lsw3w. Register OF Wills.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
ORDNANCE OFFICE,

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
" WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINoToNs, Nov, %, 1869.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
offoe until o'clock =. NJ, on the 18th OF Decem.
Der g. to be delivered 10 lie following ausnttiss
sS,osS 90 % sets Il The New York Arsenal, Governor.
5000 set: a. the Frankford Arsenal, Drlae..
10000 sets at the Allegheny Arsenal Pittsburr Pa
2o,0Oo sets at the ST. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, Mo.
10000 set: At the United States Arsenal, Spring.
Thess aoeoutIsmsnts are to 10 asds In strict
Conformity with the regulation patterns, which
sss Ssy Ss ss 10 e S
where ,ialivered before being ieceivei by the Gov
ernment; none to be accepted or paid for but such
grained Eaiisr, and ali the stock to ke the best
oak tanned. Ihe shoulder belt to be included 10
Deliveries must bs made In lots OF not less than
LOO sets psr week, for all contracts OF SETS
or under; and not less thsn a,ooo sets per weak
70 30 made within iftssn days iroa date Of con.
suIes, ths sontraeior to forfeiture Of The amount
must be boxed In the usual ctylei the boxes to be
charged at cost, to be determined by the Inspector.
ss: Where w h.y ;r: to as hs .as
ber Of sets they propose to deliver at each place. II
NO Diuh Will re oonsiuereu iIom phrues othef
| than regular manufacturers OF tho article, and
| such are known to the Department TO be fully
competent to execute In their own shops the work
| proposed for.
TO enter into bond, with approved surety for its
faithful execution.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids II not deemed satisiaetory.
Proposals will be addressed to " Brigadier Gen.
| ersl George D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance, WASH
ington, .. c." and win be indorssd Proposals.
for Infantry Accoutrements.n
| GEO. d. RAMSAY,
| Brig. Gen, Chief Of Ordnance.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

orr lCI AL.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJuTAST GENERALS OvtIcE, )
wAsHiNoTos, Nov. 4, 1853.
General Orders No. ao5.
Medical Directors OF armies In the neld will for.
ward, direct to the Surgeon General, st Washing.
ton, duplicates Of their reports to their several
Commanding Generals Of the killed and wounded
after every engagement.
by order OF the Secretary Of War.
L. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdjutAnt General
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

lHE only place where you can purchase I'sdsa
,iibber goods Of all kinds ut Manufacturer prices, u
It u. 4. HALLS Iudis Rubber Warehouse, SIC
'cnusy iysnis avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth
trests, Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti-
iuily repaired at short notice. mar as-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

tFoRD's N,EW NV THEATRE,
JOHN T. FORD. 3. Manager and pfobrtstor.
(Also OF Holliday-ssrest Theatre, Baltimorel
WEDNESDAY EvENINo, NOVEMBER as,
q rn .a THIRD TIME OF
THE WEBB SISTERS,
MIR. HARRY PEARSON. and
In John Broushsm's witty buriesque, entitled
rnf Po-CA-HoN-TAs;
OR, YE GENTLE SAVAGE
with the entire incidental Music, New LEGAL
Scenery, and General App pointments.
The performance 70 commence with
THE MARKET GIRL or PARIS.
oMoRRow-THANKsGr DAY
rwG MpfsRsoos EhAsS sEksSfMSsTE'' hsS NfasT. .
EROV VER'S THEATRE,
LEONARD GROvER................ DIRECTION
Mkre s4SSss oT TIFF FHG ssEAH HSE ORA
r, House crowded TO II: utmost capacity BY the
Eiit. and Fashion OF the Capital, whose uauis-
feet avsisnchea Of applause, gave positive evl.
dence Of the justice OF the author's claims to the
highest position in the ueid OF dramatic prodnc.
tions for this GREAT DRAMA, which, In eonse-
quence Of it's great success, will be repeated to-
night, with the eminent young American Artistic,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
Who mskes her LAST APPEARANCE BUT
THREE this evening, As the JEWISH MAIDEN.
,,,, THIS twEpNEsDAyl EVENING, Nov. %,
Will be presented the great emotional drama, In
five acts, by Mr.. Augustin DAILY, OF New York, en-.
titled LEAH, THE FoRsAkEN.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
SPECIAL GRAND ANNOUNCEMENT
THE ENTIRE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
IMPRESARIO GRAU,
Madame Vera Lorlni, Mile Paulina Castri, Mile
Morensi, signors stefan, Morelli, MuziO, In
GRAND CONCERT!
LUCIA AND VATORE!
Commencing At az o'clock and Terminating At ~.
Doors okcn at 2. Regular dramatic admission -
Seats may be secured from the morning without
extra charge. no25
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

THANKSGIVING DINNERS
l. TURKEYS,
lust received at the " Perpetual Market" street
two uoOrs from Twelfth street. n024-9ts
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

n + @ A l..
PROCLAMATION.
Mayors OrFIcE,l
WARRINGTON, Nov. 81, 1859.
In accordance with the Recommendation OF the
President Of the United States, and In compliance
with the following joint resolutions of the City
Councils, I do hereby request my feilow-citizens
to abstain from secular employment, and, Assem-.
bling In their respective places OF worship, on
THuRsDAy, the 2sth instant, unite with reverent
love In grateful expression to Almighty God.
CD, RICHARD WALLACE. Mayor.
Joirt Rsso'uiien sppoin,ing Day Of Thanksgiving.
whereas II 10 Becoming In Christian people to
return thanks 70 the Givsr Of all good for the
manifold blsssings lie vouohsafes them - con.
munity; and whereas his Exeellsnoy the President
Of the Unitsd States hss set apart Thursday, ths
18th Instant, TO be observed a. Q day Of publ,s
Thanksgiving and Prayer, therefore,
Be resolved BY the Board Of Aidermsa and Board o.
CommoA Council cfhs Ciy Of Washington, That h /
honor the Mayor be and he 10 hereby requested 10
issue his proclamation recommending the obsery.
anee OF Thursday, the 2eth instant, - a day OF
Thanksgiving and Praise to Almighty God Tor the
mereies OF the past year, and Of Prayer for . re-
storation Of peace and fratsrnal feelings through.
out the Union, inviting all citizens to abstain from
their usual secular smployments and to unite In Q
proper observance Of that day.
AsBuRY LLOYD,
JOHN H. sEMMEs,
nf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

4 Y ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHlNG.---W
VI have now In stnre a full stOek Of Gentlemen: /:
Spring OverooAts, Business Suits, pfcss suits, AND
furnishing Goods Of the latest styles, manufActur-
ell with the ksme degree OF nsstness syie, and Gle
gAnce, As II made TO order.
WALL, srkPHENs \ Co.,
SVN Peuusyiy aniA Avenue, between
Ninth AMI Teuth streets,
apr IU-tnf aar a Iutsi.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
XXTINTER GARMENTS.
w NEW STYLES.

We are now In reosipt OF a large assortment OF
est styles suitable for the present season for dress
4nd school wear, To which we invite the attention
Of parents WALL, sTEPHENs h CO.,
nocta-ift 222 Pa. Av., bet. eth and 10th st
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
HING,--.WE ARE NOW

n INnNN CIIOI HIND - W II 1--WE fNO W
X In receipt Of . large assortment OF Boy, anu
thildrcnis Clothing OF the newest styles, suitAoie
a. Tie present season for arsss and school weAr'
,o' w. which We invite the attention OF parents.
'" ""''" WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
Ninth and Tenth Streets
ABR ,o-tnf Istsr 4 Intsi'l
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
AUCTION. SALES.
RY7JAS. G. M,0UIRE& CO..

Superior Rosewood Case "Chickerinsp P,soo
ssG1se, s1I, M,rrors, Chandelier Cabinet Furniture,
acRslNH !visn,:s;s Fds:ss.r w:;s s:;s
s.q ssass ss, e The rcsiasuss q Clement h
ture sad houshold sfsssts comprisiag - =
supsrics u ,o.svood case seven octave plane forte
suite q. rosewood carysd psrlo. fur,i,ur., m.
ished 10 green and So.d broeateiis.
Arm; ,y, easy, and fancy shsirs Of various kinds,
Eleea,n, .osswood e.ntrs.table, very large a.s,
ssa SrSss %ssss ss..S! rs Ess':: ..
,, curtains eornioss and n1tnrss = =
Handsome Rosewood sscritoirs,
fA t.ns 2, ssnps.e Sahi bnnst', secretary and work
Deautifpi whsi-nos and fancy t.bl,. In rose.
Yiss medallion and Bsussels sarpets,
Rugs, oileloths stair carpet,
Rosewood cloth covered Whit table, 1-
s: i s: %o.s % ..sss... s% ~ .'ys. Sssi :i
Two .ape,b J..p.ne.e vases, q inchss high, the
Elsi.ni CHINA and bi'asao vases, groups. and
Large and handsome japanese card receiver,
superior silver-plated wstsrs, turesns,
Vegetable dishes, chatting dishes,
Liquor stand, egg stand, eastors and butter
Elegant siivrr-pistcd dessert service, compr,sips
Eperyne with four brackets, with engraved
glass shades, -four fruit stan'is, with two wlne
coolers,
Blue and gold Chinatlinner and desert service,
1871 pieces,
Gilt and decorative dinner tea and desert service
Pine table cutlery, cut and engraved glass ware,
superior walnut carved extension table,
Marble top side board, leather covered dining
chairs,
Library bookcases, and bookstands In walnut.
Plush covered sofs and arm chairs,
Excellent bcdsteads, wardrobes, bureaus, wash.
stands
Superior feather beds, hair and husk mattresses,
Lounges. easy chairs, rockers,
Bolstets and pillows, toilet sets,
Chamber stoves, fire Gets, ..
Window curtains, shades and coruioe,
Together with the usual assortment Of kitchen
equisiies.
Terms cash. JAS c. MCGUIRE h Co,
noi7-t Auctioneees.
~ The above sale 10 postponed In consequence
4 the rain until FRIDAY. Nov. .7th, same hour.
JAS {. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

DHlLP " SOLOMONS,
BOOKsELLERs, ARMY sTATIONERs,
PRINT TENS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
ar PEESsYLyAsIA AvEkUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New aud recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Fla ld order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay THblrs,
Fie d Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
P.nsion and Bounty Blanks,
Record hooks for use At headquarters by As
sistsnt AiiutAnt Gene rals.
Blank books made, and PriRting done to order on
very short notice.
ALI Printed Books sent by mall tree OF postage
oe2!-tt -
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25


WASHINGTON THEATRE.
ThIs twEDNEspAY) EVENING, NOV. es,
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
GRAU'S ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
The performance will consist, this evening, Of
the second act Of
- LuCREzIA BORGIA,
INCLUDING THE POISON SCENE.
Madame yers Lorini In the tragic role OF Increris
Borsis; steieni, Gcnnalo Of NIorelii, Due ALI uso.
The last act Of
LA FAvoRITA.
Fernando .s.eieni Bsit.i.r '.. .MoreIii
III.
soNNAMBULA.
The ps,iermanes wlii commence with
c,,,,as,as G1NcERT .Es riI, BY All 1.-THE THE ARTISTS
seats for this evening may be secured At Metle-
'' To.MoRRow AFTERNOON,
At GsovER's rs IHEATRG' 'I0'
GRAN GALA MATIN NEEl
AT THE USUAL sRovER's THEATRE PRICES,
OPERA AND CONCERT!
When the attistes OF
GRAU's ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
TRovATORE, LUCIA DI LAMMERMooR AND
TRANIATA,
IN FuLL cosTymis AND oRcHEsrRA.
Seats tor the Matinee can be secured, without
extra charge, At Growers Theatre. no25
A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL
ODD FELLOWS HALL, cN.vy Yard,
THANxsGivING Gs EVE,
Wednesday,, November %, isss.
schroeier's CoiiIllon Band las been engaged for
The Committee pledge themselves to spare no
pans nor expense TO make this TIE Ball OF the
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gentleman
and Ladies to be obtained from the committee and
at the door on the evening Of the Ball.
7. r. Wsltsme,cr, First IL. NJ. l. Hulse,
First Ii. +. Q: 5. burke, 4: ii. vtrmiiion,
First Il. +. W. Peitss, John ". Cross,
Daniel &. Carrlgan, w. BALDWIN,
Fitt 1t J. 4. Robbins, I; Kshleft,
Joshua Green, VIM hockr,
1t. X. 5. o. Keefc, F. W. Kshlert.
no20
PAIN T'N"'
HOUSE AND WALL.
FhINilNs avn
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SIGN AND DECORATIVE
PAINTING
GLIDING
IN ALL THE VARIOUS STYLES.
The undersigned 10 prepared to execute work OF
every description, ina neat, durable and prompt
manner.
NJ. T. PARKER,
No. O. Louisiana avenue,
Between sixth and seventh streets.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

LHOR RENT. IA NEATLY AND COM
II EORTADLY FURNISHED HOUSE, located
In the First ward, but one square from Pennsyiva-
nia avenue, containing nine rooms, sa., LAtrobe
| 18TH OF November. Lease from one TO three years.
| Rent Sl25 per month, payable quarterly, In nd
vance. Address box sis, Washington CITY Post
ONCE. oc23-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

SMUGGLING LIQuoR.--Yesterday afternoon a
woman named Ellen Leary was sent up to Capt.
Todd, the provost marshal Of this city, from the
north end OF Long Bridge, having concealed on her
person nearly three gslo,s Of liquor In oantsens.
she was arrested by the guard on duty at the
bridge. Captain Todd committed her to the Cen
tral Guar.house, where she is to be held for pun.
ishment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

II EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
X AGENCY.
Everybody should call on
INTELLiIGsEi,Ss,SaE Isi,s,a tssssy osssys So 81, Ninth
rol pe's ivan an'S 5an,ssvIy - Anis avenue, north
Particular sttsnteu paid to the renting ss pTs
ass and .,SsI sSals Psspcfty bought and sold COM
psoner,y holders obtain the best OF tenants
~isn4"r The Ss.' OF reference given when required
-.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

A REREL RsyUGEK.-A. B. spaulding, who
claims 70 be refugee from Richmond and British
subject, was brought 10 this city yesterday even
ing. He states that he has been In the rebel ser
vice. He WAS sent TO the Old Capitol by Provost
Marshal Todd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

THE UNION LEAGUE OF ru's CITY Change o.
Meeting Eigh.-The regular weekly meeting night
Of the Union League has been changed from Tues
day to Wednesday evening The meeting will take
place tonight, when Ex-Governor Bebb, Of Ohio
the President, will give TO the audience his expert
enoe during = three weeks campaign iu the little
state OF Delaware. The meeting will also he ad
dressed by several other distinguished speakers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
il Furnished rooms, agreeably located, may be
rented BY calling at ~ + street, between Sixth
and Seventh. noyl6-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
L large quantity Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he s prepared to deliver to purchasers In any part
and Cumberisnd COAL, ia ausntitirs to suit pnr.
ohssers. Ordsrs solicited 1t his new Wood Yard,
No. ts1 Twelfth street, between and , . streets.
noe-u =. y. CORBETT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

AGGRAVATED DAssAuLr.--Terence Fitzpatrick
colsmitted an assault on little boy named sam'l
Penn by brntal!y kicking him In the groin, and
was arrested by Officer Pullin, OF the Island pre-
clnct. Fitzpatrick keeps . feed store under the
rooms rented by the parents Of Penn He saw the
hoy Laughing whilst playing on the pavement, and
thinking that himself was the object Of laughter,
he went to the boy and committed the aggravated
assault Justice Boswell held him 10 ssss security
for his appearance t the next ten Of the Criminal
Court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

EOR SALE. THE LEASE OF A
IL HOUSE containing thirty rooms, furnished
OF unfurnished, suitable for Hotel or hrst.class
Boarding House; located In the best part Of the
city. For particulars inquire at store l62 Penn
syIvAniA avenue. 8. X. STRAUSS.
noIB-iWs
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

" IA GENTLEMAN WITH
w asmall family desires TO rent q House with
i've or sig roome, In the northern section Of the
city. Please address Box %, Republican ONCE,
stating terms, location, 40. jyis-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
~ OFFICE, corner OF @ aud Twenty-second
streets, Washington, d. T., November ~, 1867
MOTIF E.-In addition to the sale Of condemned
public animals IN Wednesday, the 25th November,
4 number nf FiRe stations aud Brood Mares will
he sold on the same day, place, and terms.
T.. H. TUMPKIEs,
noaO-5t Capt. and A. q. NJ, U. 8. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

A New WAY TO SELL WHrsKEY TO SOLDIERS
James Parle, an old man who calls himself an In
dian herb doctor, and who lives on New Yorh
avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
was yesterday arrested BY one Of Capt. Dolsu',
detectives, on the charge Of selling "bitters' tc
soldiers, which were In reality nothing but bal
whiskey with some coloring matter 10 Il. He wa,
fined $40 by Justice Ferguson and then committed
to the Gu uardhosse to await Capt. Todd's orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

SUPPOSED DEsERrERs.- Benjamin Bsrdo was
arrested yesterday and committed to the Central
Gusrdhouse on the charge OF being . supposed
conscr,pt or substitute deserter. He was sent Ia
the Provost Marshal OF this city by Col. Wells,
Provost Marshal Of defences south OF tho Potomac
Jas Lloyd and Pat. Hickey were arrested last
night by one Of Capt. Dolan's detectives IS sup.
posed desertcrs. They were committed 4, the
Guardhouse for examination.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

10 The above sale 10 postponed in consequence
of the rain until FRIDAY, Nov. .7th, same hour.
JAS {. MCGUIRE & CO.,
noe5-d Auctioneers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

DY THOMAS BOWLING, AUCTR,
ID .rrln. GEORGETOwN, D. G. ,..
AUCTION SALE ron FRIDAY next, the 2Ith
inst. at : o'clock y. M, Two-story Frame House
and Double Lot In Georgetown, only few yards
from the African Methodist church.
Terms cash
For particulars inquire of r. =. DAyIs-ofiies In
front OF City Hall. THOS BOWLING,
no23 Auctioneer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-26

y S~THE ADDRrss OF TIE OHIO Sol
DIERs. We print on our fourth page, this
week, the Address of ths Ohio Soldiers to
the People Of Ohio, in full. This document,
as ourrsadsrs are already aware, was drawn
up BY Col John M. Connell, Of the 18th
Hsgiment, . ifs-long Democrat, who held
an oiEcs st Washington under the Buchanan
Administration, aud who was editor of the
Lancaster Eagle Il paper frequently quoted
by the Gazette) at the time he entered the
army. 1t can in no sensslhe called parti-
HepAddress, and should BAD and reflect
ID upon By every citise the State.
j We have nohspssSp Gasolts editor
publishing this Address in his paper, and
wsuld therefore suggest that the CHRoNIoLI
containing il should be circulated as exten
lively as possible.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-26
Marriea.

Feb 10. at the Lewis House, by
Rev. J NJ Carr Mr.. William Adams Of Harrison Co.,
and Miss Amanda l.. GARNER OF belmont Co.
RANKIN-BALL-Fcb.3 3, by Rev. j. r. Cooper. Mr..
Samuel Rankin and Miss Sarah Ball, all Of Belmont
County.
M MoORE--BRANsON.--Feb ~. by Rev. X. Cooper,
Mr. Gabriel J. Moore and idiss Mary r. Brsnson, al
Of Belmont Co.
sIIJs-BALL-Fch. ~, by Rev J, r. Cooper Mr Jon
athsn Stills and Miss Eliza Bail all oil Belmont TO-
oRE,-PASsMORE.-Frb1 12. by Samuel Davies
Esq Mr. John w. Moore aud Miss Hannah b Pass
more all Of Belmont Co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-26

sS-THE last Gazette prints the speech Of
Martin f. Conway, q crazy Abolitionist
from Kansas, in favor Of stopping the war,
and talks Of Mr. Conway as IAN able Re-
publican member" &c. The poor silly fool
Ifit had been Mr.. Bingham, the editor
would have called him an "Abotitionist, "
but as it is Conway, who is SO utterly i'm.
practicable that even the Republicans Of
Kansas refused to return him to Congress,
and who has ever since been trying to
thwart the Administration in every way
possible, the editor forgees calling him al
"Abolitiouist," as is his won't, and politely
speaks Of him as IAN able Republican mem
ber." ~"
The Boston Commonwealth, one Of tn,
most rabid Abolition papers in the country
q paper which calls Gen. Banks 'Legre
Banks" and Which says if the Rebels: wi
only take Banks head we should than
them" which says 'the Aady Johnsons
Hallecks and Bankses are meaner than an
Of the Rebels" and abuses the Presideu
like ckpocket, also prints this speech {
Cohway's; and commonds it to its reader
We wish the Gazette much joy Of its ne
allies-Conway and the Boston Common
wealth.
I'm the beginning Of these difficultie
this man, Gressingef, pretended to be
terrible Union mat, and at one time ev'
had high words with Mr.. Alex. Patti
about the course of the Democratic party
siisisouuty, abat since he has Come in pc
session Of the Gazette Office he has been
willing tool of the conspirators, and is at
times ready to do any dirty little job tn
command him to do.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-26

s@SoNE persons we're out slcighins on
Monday night, and drove through town at
a very unreasonable hour, yahooing for JEFF.
Davis. We only heard one voice doing
this, but il seems to us the balance Of the
party should have tumbled this enthusiastic
disciple of JEFF. Davis out into the snow, OF
else all be deemed culpabls alike II IL
sbout time to quit hurrahins for JEFF. Ds
vis In St. Clairsville.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-26

~CooL vERYl-Two weeks ago the
Cedis Sentinel said everybody is tired Of
IN war, but officers and contractors, -
..ths soldiers want pesoe," and more Of
such stuff. Last week the s,editor Of the
Bontinel had heard from the sseldiers. He
said tho soldiers Of Indiana had undertaken
TO instruct the Legislature Of that State, or
sonsthins like that, by sending to that body
Sons "tnsolent' resolutions. and that the
Legislature very properly (ah! yes, very
properly refused to receive theml The
, soldiers are not so very "muchly"in favor
of Jour kind Of peace, Oh, Mr. Sentinel
>, Say. ed fellow, doy0u taksyour Lager
!, reg lar.r. rnssl N l.a.. "A. M. y 800