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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
Major General Rnnks.

The following is an extract Of a New Or
leans letter in the Boston Commonwealth. The
writer takes a sensible view Of the General and
his policy:
"Wc believe that Gen. Banks is doing well
in his department. lie is giving the country
what II needs" military success" Next to
Rosrcrans, that rising star Of the Republic in
the West, he is doing more than any other man
to restore the confidence of the nation in the
power of the Government to deal with armed
treason and rebellion. He Is carrying the
eagles of the Republic where they should go.
In addition to his military works, he is charged
with the labor of solving the greatest social
problem of the aye.
"Thv civil war is but the sign and beginning
here Of a tremendous social and Industrial rgvo-
luton, probably the greatest the world ever
saw. People who own no property and have
no residence and connections lfurc, whose in
tcrcsts lie in another region, and whose ideas
and opinions How from system and from in-
stitutiuna alien to the habits of life and to the
wants Of this population, may ami must con-
dUnn the General from want of knowledge,
and the necessity Of their organization. Thai
docs not make the Generals action and policy
to he wrong, and the opinion of his critics
right. Let them thCOriZC as they may, the man,
the General 10 to be Judged by his iruite. We
prefer to wait aud sCU.'
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
WISE MEASURES oF GEN. srAHL.

Gen. Stahl, and the officers under him, arc
impressing into the service a large number OF
horses as they penetrate the country in our front
without regard to their belonging to Union
men or rebels. This policy is adopted to pre-
vent this specie of property from falling into
the hands of the enemy, as well as to furnish
our cavalry with fresh relays of horses, and
thus enable them to make rapid maruhee. A
board has been appointed here to examine and
adjust the claims OF loyal CirOHiclc,
lgh.
The information contained in the above
paragraph came to our knowledge about
week since, but at the request Of the military
authorities we did not publish it. Tho best
reason in the world exists why such intention
on the part of the Government should not be
made known. Now, to our surprise, we find
the owners Of horses, throughout the entire
country embraced within the limits Of the
" Department of Washington" notified that
their property is to be seized, and in the col
umus Of the Morning Chronicle, the very paper
Of all others that should have observed the
most careful reticCnce on that subject, not
only on account Of the close relations which
that paper bears 10 the War Department, but
Tor the more dangerous reason that its boasted
immense circulation, and the exclusive mill
tary facilities afforded for its distribution,
give the more extended notice to horse owners
uI the " wise measure of Gen. Stahl.'
In view Of this reckless exposure by the "war
urgan," 1t becomes necessary for us to state, in
order to prevent the reader from drawing false
conclusions from the Chronicle article, that this
policy of scizing all horses in the Department
Is nat in COnspOuence of a scarcity of suph a nj
mails in Gen. Hentzelman's Department, but it
ls done TO prevent them from being seized Oy
gangs Of rebels, as has frequently been the cast
heretofore. At present the rebel cavalry is very
much reduced for want of horses, and rebe
forces Lavcvery recently been sweeping through
q portion of Northwestern Virginia gather
lng in all they could find. This new policy
Of our authorities is no doubt a good one, and
will remove to a considerable extent, the temp
tatiOn to guerrilla bands TO scOur the interior
country and rob our people, by the fact that
Slah will serve the rebels just right by appro-
uiating the horses Of all rebels to the service OF
tue Government, while at the same time all
Mon men will be protected to the extent OF
the value OF their property, which will be taken
POSSESSION Of only 10 prevent its being seized at
midnight by prowling gangs Of the enemy.
We regret to say, however, that in Consc.
nurucc Of the unwisc exposure made by the
,'ropu1,, We have no doubt that both the rob.
uulsro beyond the reach Of Gen. Stahl, unless
iar edition Of the Chronicle containing the
paragraph quoted is suppressed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19

Bigss, Io7 tons, D, b. Cromwsu, nj tons, WIN.
stanhope Ii2 tous, Thirsa Hall, iI9 tons, A. II.
Bradt, llS tonsj Elmira, ITO tons, VIM. II. Barger,
III tonsj c. Slack, iii tons p A. Healey 100 tons,
VIM. W. Garrett, coal. To Agnewis Dock: Jno.
II. shaw, ia tons ooalj H. Realey, IOI tonsi WIN.
Walsh, il2 tonsj VIM. McMAhon, ia tons To
Cumberland c. Il l. Co.. F. Mertins, lie tons coal,
J. p sturllng, iOi tons 10 Borden Mining Co. :
H. G. Ritter, lOS tons coaj W. T. o. D. Neal, IIO
tonsi Advance, IOs tons' Helen May, IO7 tons. To
Jno. Young Renown, 100 tons coal To unknown:
A. stanhope, hay.
Dcparied.-Boats stephen Castleman, Gen. Nc
Clellan, Nimrod, Gen. Roseorans, II. Realey, I'm
expected, Edwin Boyce, J.J. Watson, Thos. DevIc-
man, Highlander Missionary, W. D. Colston, En-.
peror, r. D, Lynn, Jno. s. Dutrow, =. Mertlns, II.
G. Ritter, W. CARROT, A. stNnhope, Mrs. T. BlgEs,
Flora Temple and Five Sisters.
We understand there is soon to be an election
for President OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal,
President Spates' term being about TO expire.
Among the most prominent gentlemen mentioned
~ his successor, are Charles D. Fiske, Esq, the
distinguished civil engineer, and A. C. Green Esq,
Of Frostburg, Md.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
Personal,

POLITICAL, MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC.
Tue Marquis DE MoNTEcAL, formerly page
10 Louis NVI, has Just died in Normandy.
Ir Is stated that Adelna Patti is about to be
married to one OF the Augades, a wealthy spanish
Marquis.
officers, were in New Orleans on the 10th instant.
They left the Red River on the 7th.
EDMUND PENDLEToN, of Martlnsburg, de-
clincs being candidate for Lieutenant Governor
Of Virginia
HOS. JACOB BROOME, OF Philadelphia, is a
candidate for the place OF Second Comptroller OF
the Treasury Department made vacant by the
death Of J. Madison Cults.
SECRETARY USHER, Of the Interior, Mr. Blair.
Postmaster General, vnd Mr.. JOS H. B,rrctt, Com
missioner o Pensions, left here for the West yes
terday, and will attend the grand Union conyen-
ton to be held at Cleveland Ohio on the Goth inst
LIEUT.. Col. DoNN PIATT, having completed
his labors on the Buell. Commission, to which he
was assigned by the Secretary OF War as Judge Ad.
vOcate reported yesterday to Maj. Gen. Schenck,
and entered upon his duties as Assistant Inspector
General and Chief Of staff.
PROFEssoR WHEATsToNE, of England, has
just perfected most extraordinary and valuable
improvement in teegrams-a private letter-prnt-
ing apparatus working by itself, 30 that no clerk
or attendant is required A merchant can now
lock up his cOunting-hOuse, and on his return lind
every message faithfully recorded in legble type
during his absence by this beautiful little machine.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Murder Of Captain Dwight, OF Gov
Andrews Stan,
OATH FOR REGISTERED ENEMIES
THE CORPS o'kFRIQUE.

Tho New Orleans papers record the brutal
aud barburuus murder OfCapt. Howard Dwight,
Of Gen. Andrews staff, by guCrrillas, on the
He left OTclOusas on Monday morning, with
dispatches for his brother, Gen. Dwight, and
had reached the Bayou COurtablCau, when he
was ordered to halt by three rebels. lie asked
who they were, when they presented their pis.
tolls and ordered him 20 dismount. Being uu-
armed, he had no alternative. He said,
surrender" One Of the villains said, We
don't want n prisoner; kill the d-d Yankee"
when two shots were fired at him. one between
the eyes, passing to the brain, the other In the
leg. He died instantly. They left his body
on the road, and took to the woods. The body
was found by some Of Gen. Dwight's cavalry,
watched over by small white boy who saw
the whole affair. DiligcnL search was made
| for the murderers at once. AS soon as the news
reached headquarters, Gen. Banks issued the
| following order:
HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF, !
/ 18TH ARMY CORPs, y. ORLEANS, May 4, 1868.
SDeciol Order No. 10S.-I Extract. l--l2. Brig,
Gen. Dwight will cause all white male persons,
to the number Of 100, in the vicinity of the
murder to-day, to be Immediately arrested and
sent under a strong guard to New Orleans
where they will be kept In close confinement
till further orders, as hostages for the delivery
Of the murderers into the hands of the military
authorities of the United States.
By command Of Major Gen. BANKS.
Such wantOn hutChGry of an unarmCd mar
inside the Union lines should meet with the So
vCrest punishment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19

JACKsoN.-The U. $. Gazettcer, of 1865, dc
Scribcs the locations Of one hundred and thirty
towns and villages named Jackson" The
capital of Mississippi, of that name, Is the key
to Ylcksburg, contains a beautiful State
House, erected at a cost OF half million Of
dollars, the Executive mansion, the State Luna
tic Asylum, the Penitentiary, sundry churches,
and three or four newspaper offices. 1t is, or
was before the war, the centre of large and
lucrative cotton trade. About $4,000 bales
nsed to be annually shipped from there. The
population, according to the last census, was
about 5000.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
PERSONAL,

MAJ. GEN. STAHL goes out to the front to.
day, after flying visit to headquarters.
HoN. MR. HAREINGToN, Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury, has returned from New York.
Mr.. WATSON, Assistant Secretary Of War, is
in New York upon important business.
Col. DAVIS $50 often mentioned in the his
tory of stoneman's ioray) is a son of Honest
John Davis" the former distinguished Massachu-
setts Senator. He graduated nt Williams College
in 1915, subsequently studied for the ministry, and
was settled over the Unitarian parish at Water.
town, Mass. Leaving the pulpit he became a law
yer, and moved to Chicago, when he was made
Lieutenant Colonel OF the Twelfth Illinois cavalry,
and entered the service last year.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
Edition
Four o'CLoCK. p. NJ.
BY TELEGRAPH.
REBELS DEFEATED IT RAYMOND, MISS.
CAPTURE OF JACKSON.
THE STATE CAPITOL BURNED.
A Heavy Force Threatening Grant
from the East.
A GREAT BATTLE IMMINENT.
INVASION OF KENTUCKY.
1900 Rebel Troops in Wayne and
Clinton,
Buckner in Command in East
Tennessee.
THEY INTENDTOFLANK ROSECRANS
A Riot Quelled by Military.

PHILADELPHIA, May lO.-Tho EreniNtg Btd-
letiH has the following special dispatch, dated
Cincinnati, May 10Th:
The defeat of the rebels at Raymond, Miss,
is said to have been very disastrous to them.
We are yet without particulars. Gen. Grant
took Jackson on the l4th inst, and burned the
State Capitol. Heavy rcinforcoments were
hurrying forward to tho rebels and stopping
twelve miles cast of jackson. A great battle
is imminent.
Dispatches from Somerset, Kentucky, say
the rebel force in Wayne and Clinton counties
is increasing. They arc said to have seven
teen thousand men, with fourteen pieces of
artillery. -Four regiments of infantry have
passed through Jamestown. TwCnty-four
regiments are reported at Morrlstown. Gen.
Buckncr is said to be at Clinton.
There are rebel pckcts on the Cumberland
river at every available point. The Cumber.
land is falling and will soon be fOrdable unless
we have rain.
Twenty-thrcc budrs ul the men belonging to
the New Jersey regiment, who were recently
drowned, have been recovered.
The rebel General s. b. Buckner has been
assigned to the command uf East Tennessee.
A letter from Richmond, Kentucky, says the
rebels have crossed the Cumberland and are
advancing on that place.
There is no question but another invasion of
Kentucky in force is contemplated with a view
to flank Rosccrano and compel him to leave
hiB strong position at MurlrccsbUrO'.
\ white Iaau was Killed 10y free negro in
New Albany on the lIlh inst. The greatest
excitement prevailed and the military had to
: be called out. All quiet at last accounts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19

A DREADFUL ACCIDENT. - Last Saturday
night tragic event occurred on the corner OF
Twenty first and Boundary streets. Mr. Henning,
who resides there, accidentally shot his wife under
these circumstances During the night she thought
some thief was in her poutry-yard and, rising up,
went to the window to see, when her husband,
suddenly awakening, nhstOOk her for a burglar
and In the alarm Ul the moment shot her with his
revolver. The ball entered a little below the left
shoulder and thence passed out at the right breast
and not through the heart, AS some Of the papers
have it. Dl. Newman was called, and after ex-
amining did not consider the wound fatal. She Is
now in a fair way Of recovery.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
NOBLE WORDS !

Whenever THEY (THB REBELs) Rave THE
POWER, THEY DRIVE BEFORE THEN INTO THEIR
RANKS THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND THEY
WOULD ALSO DRIVE rs. TRUST THEM NOT.
ERB THEY ARLE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
DESTROY rs WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
AssrRED OF THESE THINGS, ! AN AMAZED THAT
lSY uSE COULD THINK or PEACE ON ANY
IFRNs. liz VINO ENTERTAINs THE SENTIMENT
Ia FI- ONLY TO RE 4 SLAVE; HE VINO UTTERs
IT At THIS TIME, MOREOVER. ~ A TRAITOR TO
uig COUNTRY, WHO DESERVES THE sCORN AND
euSrTNPT UF ALL HONORABLE MEN. ."-ROSc-
on', 10 The General AssoD,Ryot ohio, February,
rEw
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
GmrrrIlIna Defeated.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1s.-The following spc.
clal dispatch appears in the Ercnh,g B"lietH'
CINCINNATI, May 1s.-A letter from Russell
Vile, Kentucky, states that on Wednesday
party Of sixty mounted guerrillas fired on tho
train near South Union. The guard on the
train returned the fire and routed the rebels,
with the loss Of one killed and one wounded.
The rebels are collecting large cavalry force
south Of the Cumberland river, and large in
rantrv force in East Tennessee, and intend to
advance into Kentucky, during this month,
under Breckenridge.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
VOlIOndIghNn Sentenced 20 Imprison'
ment In Fort Warren.

CINCINNATI, May ls.-Gcn. BurnsidU's gen
eral order to-day recites the verdict Of Nallan-
digham's court-martlal, which sentences him
to close confinement during the war, in some
fortress to be selected by the commander Of The
department. The order names Fort Warren,
in Boston harbor.
THE quarters at Fort Warren are of the most
comfortable description. There arc suites Of
rooms within the stone walls, with marble fire.
places, polished floors, hard-fnlsh ceiling, etc.
Perhaps Mr.. V. will become rcconcicd to the
"hard finish" of his lccturng tour.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

A ToUGH CUsToMER.-A case was tried be-
fore \ magistrate In this town in which the de-
fendant employed counsel to free him from a fine
Of 81 and some cents. 10 vain the case was argued
with all the eioquence of Story, the Justice could
not be convinced, and defendant was Obliged to
fork over, and pay costs besides.
POLICE CAsEs.-Wm. s. Busey, obstractlng
sdewalkj fined SlA. John johnson, disorderIy
conducts lined $500. Anna King and Lucy Tabbs,
prostitution; workhouse. William Matthews and
Mike Conner, drunk dismissed.
THE MARKETs.-The following Is a list of
prices reported for the Republican, up to 70 m,
to-day
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19

Lumber, per thousand feet 1000 to 5000
Business natj markets falling.
FISH Manufacturing $3.50 to SIS per
thousand; shad $I9 per hundred.
MARINE LIsT.-ArriUaLS.- Thos. Jcfler.
son, King, Alexandria, plaster to Geo Waters.
Schr. VIM. CApes, Vanname, New York; hay to
the Government.
Schr. Moses G. Leonard, Lcavitt, N Y do. to same
Schr. PhilantrOpist, Homer, WashinEtoni light.
Schrs. Richard Vaux, Powell, and G. w. Cum
mings Wellington, Alexandria, light.
Barge Moniter, Aqua Creek do.
One soop and numerous boats, 10000 fish to J.
A. Knight.
DepdriurGS,-Steamer Seymour Room, PhilNdel-
phiaj mdse.
schr. Sophia Jameson, Jameson, Dighton, Mass
coal from Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Maggie Bell, Gllkie, do; coal from same.
schr. Berger, Magee, N. y; coal from Gambler.
land Coal n Iron Co.
Schr. Richard Vanx, Powell, Boston, coal from
Agnew's Docks.
sohr. C. W, Cummings, Wellington, Norwich,
Ct.j coal from same.
Schr. Mary Ellen, Hutchins, Berkly, N. VI coal
from Rays Docks.
Schr. Surprise, BieTs, N vi coal from same.
schr. Hudson, Brown, Hollowel, Me coal from
same.
schr. Drinkwater, Patterson, Roxbury, MasS.
coal from same.
Schr. Challenge, Bullock, Torlsmouth, N. Hi
coal from same.
schr Sarah l. )" Sinclair, N. Y,icoal from same
CuEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-Arrived -
Boats to Rays DockG Z. W. Harper, III tons coal
Nlmrod, lOs tORsj F. Temple 1906 tons; Mrs. L.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
Enlrfn. County PoIltlc..

a, 1t meeting held at Fairfax, May 18th,
Thomas +. Brown WAS put in nomination for
.u' State Senate, Job Hauxhurst for House OF
Dtr salco, ami Mr.. Tucker for Commonwealth
ATTORNEY ID clear SIraight-out ticket, who go in
Tor " tho Union as il should be-" The loyal
men OF Fairfax will support no halfway men,
they have seen the elephant, and would give
somtthing handsome not to he treated to the
like again
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
RICHARD B. InwlS, A. A, General.

Posi- OFFICES DIscoNTINuED.--Grccn's Store,
somcroct county, Md; Rice City, McckUr Co.,
MIMI Sioux Falls City, Mluuehaha Co., Da-
koIai Iyhurgh Centre, oxford Co., Me-; North
field, Washington Co., Nc; West Greenwich
Centre, Kent Co.,, r. L. Delawnr", Dayless
Co., kyi Jo'ha"m Furnace, Jackson Co.,, o.
EInCshurr, l"I"1t"' DE-, Ind.i I."nc OnI;, Earoo
Co., Mo- = Bridge, Washington Co.,, Pa;
Muses. Bottom, jackson Co., Va, Austin, ass
Co., Mo.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19

A FRENcH naval report, just laid before the
legislature, proposes to increase the number of
vlcc-admirals In time Of peace from twelve to
fifteen, and OF rear admiralB from twenty-four
to thirty, for thereasOn that the extension which
the maratimc force Of France has assumed of
late years, the necessity which exists Tor sup
porting French political and commercial inter
csts In different parts of the globe, and the ra-
pidity Of operations resulting from the creation
of steam fleets render 1t imperative on the gov
cmment to develop every branch Of the naval
RerYiCn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19

WASTE LANDS TO BE TILED BY CONTRA
BANDs.-Major General Heintzelman has is.
sued an order directing that the farms on
Arlington fats shall be cultivated by the labor
of the contrabands who have for some time
been supported at the public expense.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19

r,rLSoAps-A,riraI and Departure Of Troms-
,np all crtiscments our fourth page are insert
~ 'y authority Of the railroad companies sever
fIy named, arc officially corrected when changes
Al, made. hence can be relied upon as correct.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
nrnrr md nr.ckInrIdge.

MURFREEsBoRo, May 1.-THE Chattanooga
Rebel of the 10th contains the following:
Bragg's headquarters have been removed
TO ShelbyvillG."
The Rebel contains mournful editorial over
the Bragg and Breckenridge difficulty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19

Mr. Helper has helped himself to a holpmate,
he having married q rich and handsome young
woman Of BuenOR Ayrrs, at which place he i9
American Consul. This may prove the crisis
ing Crlss' was the turning point of his public
career.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
TO ADVERTISERS.

We call tho attention of business men 10 the
,ssifcation of our advertisements. We in
l,ud to keep business eye to this matter for
Inc benefit OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
Tn. War in ArISnnsns,

MEMPHIS, May l4.-Reports have reached
this city from Arkansas, that Marmadukc, last
Saturday or Sunday, had n fight with the Fed
cral force on Crowlcy's Ridge, ST. Francis
river, Arkansas, forty miles west of Memphis.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
Gcn.raI MeredIth.

We learn that this gallant officer has been
relieved from the Military Commission, to take
command of the Pennsylvania Reserves, and
that Lieut.. Col. Pattcn is assigned to I'LL the
vacancy on the commission.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
ron CITY COLLECTOR.
A. c. RICUAR DIS.
TOR CITY REGTSTER.
WILLIAM D. ELLWOOD.
ToR CITY SURVIVOR.
l.. SCHAUM Err.

Interesting news matter and miscellaneous
paragraphs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
Theatrical,

A lengthy notice of the performance of East
Lynne, at Growers Theatre last evening is in
type, but VIC are compelled to lay 1t over till to-
morrow for lack OF room.
Also, notice OF the excellent Performance of
Uncle Toms Cabin at the Washington Theatre.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WAR MEETING-ATTENTIoN CoLoRED MEN I
A meeting in aid Of the organization Of the First
Regiment District Colored Volunteers will be held
night, the Goth inst, and another on Friday night
In the John Wesley Church, on Seventeenth street
near Connecticut avenue, First ward. Good speak
ers will address the meetings Let every colored
man who desires his FULL freedom be present.
my l9-t
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19

So The once Of the National Rspubli-
an IL at 5lI Ninth street, between Penn
,-IvanIa avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19

tsg- The WAyERLY, 451 Eighth street. Tho
lection Of wines and liquors to be found In the city
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
MARRIED,

On the 18th inst, by Rev. John N. Coombs, Ma.
JAMES l.. ADAMS, Of Washington City and Miss
ROBERTA DoSALDsoN, Of Georgetown, b. &.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
mAssAoHusETTs ooLoRED TROOPS
Governor Andrew win stand or Fall with
Them.

BesroN, May 1s.-Tho Finy-fourth Massa-
chusCtts, or coorcd regiment, was to-day pre-
sCutCd with four rcgimcntal Colors. The pre-.
scntation speech was made by Governor An
drew, who said he was Identified with the regi-
mcnt and would stand or fall with It's history,
as a man and a magistrate.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
Stock Market To-day.

We are Indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers
Tor the following condition of the stock anC
sale market to-day:
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
NnvnI Order. Tn-nnr

Acting Assistant Paymaslcr Edward sner.
win, ordered to the [. 5. steamer Dai Ching,
Acting Assistant Paymastcr john II. steven
son, ordered to the L. s. steamer Prlucess
Royal.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Thomas X. CAand.
Ter, ordered to the U. S. steamer Prluccss
Royal.
Acting Assistant Paymaster Thomas Jcruc
gan, ordered to duty to the Mississippi squad
ron.
Acting Assistant PaymastCr Thomas L. Tul
lock, ordered to the L. 8. steamer Adela.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19
PRINTING.

NT,GILL II WITHERoW,
STEAM PRESS PRINT TIERS,
CONSTITUTION BUILDING,
Z STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH 81
One Square North Of PsHRsyiuGRia avenue,
mAy8-6mif Washington, DC,
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alatiuuaI gEpnhlifau.
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TUEsDAYa..,m#.:..#n':"'a;:NAY 10, 1858.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-19

In b'I'" Ia" trslrurlion Of locomotive Ia nc
great IA disaster as the slaughter Of regiment.
Grierson destroyed seven locomotives during
lis raid.