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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

Increasing Sensation creating by
MISS NELLA RICHINGs,
The very Queen OF Song.
GEORGE C. DOBsON, the Master BanJoist.
LEVI BROWN, the Ethiopian Genius.
Mile LIZETIA, the Fairy Votary of the Dance.
FRED MAY, Irish Vocalist.
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AMUsEMENTs.
CRovEh'S TI1HATRE,

ADJUSTMENTS.
GHovHWs THHAFhEl
P.nu,vivsuss Avenue, ns- Ealorar Hotel.
Leonard Grover Manager
INTRODUCTION,
FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY,
or ooEDsuTH's BHAUTIFUL COMEDY,
SHE sTOOPs TO CONQUER,
With the great New York Combination, at the head
ofwhieh is the famous popular Actress,
LAURA KEENE,
W. r. BLAKE, c. wHEATLEroH,
G. WALcoT, G. PETERS,
Mr.. LBvICK, Mrs. j. BRoUGHAM
The delightful comedy of
SHE sTOOPs TO CONQUER,
Has on all OCCASIONS when performed by this great
company, attracted the most brilliant audiences.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Private boxes, Sc; Dress Circle 90 cts; Orchestra
Chairs, 10 cts; Family Circle, % cts; COlOFed Gal
lery, % cts.j Colored Parterre, 80 cts.
seats may be secured from 10 o'clock a. IN. to 8
Secured seats o5 cents extra.
Doors open at 6k o'clock performance at7K.
mar
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WANTS..

A YOUNG MAN, who Is out of employment,
n wishes to obtain a situation. He 10 willing
to do anything of Fespectability Best Of refer.
enee given. Address, for two days, Box S3I, Post
OHce' mar Att
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SOPHRoNIA BoMRRs.

p. s.-Do tell me what the 8. T. 1850. X.
means Mrs. B. wants to know as well as
myself.
N. B.-I am going to Philadelphia in few
days to nurse lady. Can the Blttcrs be got
there
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03
GRAND FESTIVAL WEEK.

All the New Stars Appearing with the Established
FavOrites, and the Grand Combina-
tion Company.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-03

ALL THE Stars AND STOCK ARTISTES
In a bill of Extraordinary Attraction.
New Novelties will be Enacted.
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NOME AND SEE SMITH n BEALL'S SPLENDID
y stock OF ClOthing, which We are Offering at
very low prices, at 1851 seventh street, between /
aud X streets. %
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ia IS-eodsm
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DEMoCRATIo MEETINGS.

The Democratic State Central Committe have made
the following appointments Tor meetings throughout
the state. The local uittec, will see to 1t tat
they are properly advertised:
On Tuesday, Sept sth at Ham lon, Yinion county.
speskers-AG G Thurman, ID W Stambaugh, Esh
On Wednesday, Sept. gth at Athens, Athens county!
speakers-A 9 Thurman, p 5Pmbmgh, James Il
On Thursday, Sept 10Th, at Marietta, Washington
county Speakera-A C Thurman, James n Morris,
Il B Esholnan, ID stambaugh
on Friday, sept nth, at McConnelisyille, Morgan
county: SpeaSers-A ThurnOu, Wan T. Finck, Jas
X Morris u W staIubsugh
On Fnday, sept lsth, at Wayerly, Pike county:
speskers-t'eo Pugh, Charles Reemen, ] Plants,
Wells A Hutchins, Groom.
On Saturday, Sept 18Th, at JaclSson G. , Jackson
county: speakers-Gso + Pugh, Charles Reernehn,
Plants, Wells lIutchins, j Groom.
On Monday, SeptemoeI 2ls at portsmouth, scioto
county; Spetkers-Geo r. Pugh Charles Reemelin,
Plants, Wells lIutchins, Q Groom.
On "Wednesday September 29i, at Ironton, Law
I'm, Plants, Wells Ilutchns ) o Groom
On Friday sept 2iih, at Gailipolis, lialo comfy;
lApenker--Geo Pugh, Chlrles Heemcln, j Plauts,
Wela iiutohins, Groom.
On Saturday, sept goth a, Pomroy, Meies county
Speaker Geo Il Pughi Charles Reemelin Plants
Wells A liutchins, Groom u q Morris
On Thursday, sept. 10, az Fremont, sandusky
count, 5reakers--Geo rugn BARLEY, 5
Plan % N Stuart
on THURSDAY, pt To- AZ Marion, Marion county:
Speaken Pendleion, Medary, >. W. ellison, 4:
j kenney, Ramsey.
speakers-G II Pendeton, Medary. l. Green, 5 "
Gibson
On 5atr 'ay, Sept l2th, at Akron, summit county
Speaker g Il Pendlet n' Il Green, I J Kenneyi
On Monday, Sept. 18th at Rnvenua, Portage county
Sp1alssrs-ueo II Peudl, ton, 4 } Kenney, Gil
ON Tuesday. Sept 18th at Warren, Trumbu
county srealSers--ti q II Pcndeton, S w ellison, 4 J
Kenney W ambaugh.
On Wednesday, sept l6th, at CanReld. Mahoung
county speakers--G Pendleton, r j Kenney u
pn pbur.'Iao gs,t f-t ,t Nss, fist,, gct,,,i,i-
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Il po sihle, the bayonets Of the army aeanst the
breasia or The fathefs. brothers and friends OF the
soldiers, and snseeting those States 70 q military
surveillance aud dominion.
~. Ihat we denounce, libebrs Of the Demo-
eratic party aud enemies Of their country, tho men
wko are engaged in representing the Den cratic
party as wanting 10 sympathy with our soldiers in the
Held H. auase slanier upon human nature to
assert that the Democrats, who have hundreds Of
thousands OF brothers and sons the army, do not
sympathize with them and it is outrage upon the
Democratic party, that has always stood by the conn
try, to assert that It s uo the friend Of its gallant
defenders
20. That the conduct Of Bnl adler General Massn
the military commandant at Columbus and Of the
officer commanding the provost guard in preventing
All appearance of military restraint upon the proceed
ings Of this Convention, show that they have just
appreciation Of the COnstt on Of their country and
tho rights Of the people, and that they wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct tins
sion IS striking contrast with the contrary conduct
OF the military authorities upon the occasion OF the
laie Democratic meeting at Indiana polls And We
take pleasure 10 ssng confidence IN General
Mason and the officers and soldiers under hi, com
mand.
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
for the nominees, three for the Constitution aud three
for the Union.
WILLIAM MEpllL President
AMOS LAYmAN,
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CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,

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FOR TEE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians In the world,
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ennati Nenereal Hospital, and Dr f. y. REYNOLDS,
late Of New fork This ~ the only oihce In the city
whore a 7ermanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
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diet Gonorrhma cured in TO ~ hours, elect cured
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ry stages curei in days. Secondary symptoms in
70 3weeSs; skin Diseases cured IN TO 3 weeks; i'm.
potency, vgor restored M 70 weeks All diseases
Of private nature treated with unparalleled snecess
Dr. Bonap rto's great work on private diseases, the
Private Guide 70 Health u beneficial 70 all, male aud
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questionahly acknowledged 10 be the chnmpio and
kings Of venerea diseases, and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from the old world; they
have been accustomed rom an early age of youth 20
witness The various diseases which ahct mankind
aud 70 watch the progress through long career Of
professionalstudy IN every sphere Of life, from The
humble abode OF poverty u The mansion of the veal.
thy, and having ascertMned beyond a doubt the yas
suerng Of humanity, they determined 10 select the
generatve system thor particular study, Rnd 70 de,
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Wpbolsterp.
MeoicaI
To Suffering Humanity.
DR.. W. w. RIcHMAN,
THR INDIAN DOCTOR AND CbAIRyOYANT,

yNTOULD say 10 the sick and afflicted, that he
w esthe blind 70 see, tho deaf 70 hear, aud the
lame 10 WAlk without the Use o. the KNIFE or any min
OrAl drugs.
RHEUMATTsM, NERVOUS CONsUMPTIOH. and
All FEMALE WEAKk ESS tS cured IN few DAYS
AnCHRONtC COMPLAINTS = relieved without fail,
by calling the Doctor AZ his rooms Al his hoaTgag
house, No 90 st. Clair street, second door south Of
tho UnlveraalIst Church, Dayton, Ohio. au2idn
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baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
AsAss AZ -. - - ...,...,.;s

80 - M ssEEs 3 - ~ ssaSs-SsS;.
4 Rial NAThJNAL LkUUIE.-'IernhnA,.ta NJ 1, =
~ lneVh ana baltimore on The East, anu N b,,,..ug
benNOou ana farkeisburg on tue West at whot rms,
Il umtes with Railroads, Steamers kc Tor sn H., m ~ ~
points III the West, Southwest and hufthwsst
Three Trans Daily ior all the Easterll Cities
80 rms iH the only route 10 Washington t;it, -.
Leave Baltimore at 4:JO, 74O and lUUU u m, and a ID
1hu o'lVP ~ On sundays at 4!3p ana 1;4U M onl,
Leave washington al 800, 74U and n a ~ and s.3
an1 M on sundays at $3.50 ana y IN only
through tickets TO the kRsiern cities AN I.f pt,,
wa Washington CITY al additional charge al s9
ilme AS qucB andiare rs low ~ 10y any utbcr rom.
inquire Tor tlcEets wa Baltimore aud ONO l,,tr,.
at any OF the principal Railroad ohcrs IN th, NJ
II. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western Au,t
m ~ ~, NJ COLA, Gen TicketAgt
w. '''"'''h - Hi"nteI oi transportation.
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Illinois Central Railroad.
~ ~

ShANNh Rf llMk.
II nN and sfler Monday, November 10, 1861 PA..ept,.
" Trains will leave blAtIoon and Pnua a. ioi,,5.
LEAVE NATION.
Gong North, LILO y m and llOO D m
SOiDg south, 400 M and 500 d M
LEAVE PAkA.
doing North, 600 m and 80 nm
Going south, ll;sOR M and 3i4b pm
auly W. =. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger AgeEt.
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Dayton, 1enla aud Columbus Rallroaa
n - " sgg.s ssslg....s.zzsRR -

ti'hE tiiy bhliy irnlns EAST VIA Columbus. Ihruu.
Il ueAe's rom Dayton 70 all Eastern uities
lmee Daily Trans East, leaving IaytoD ia, ,,.
Eas, as follows Night Express ll:5s D. m; C,pcinns
anu Oeluihnuh Lay Express at li.2O; a. m those frI
s'op ohly NJ Athih ana London. Aocummodafon b.s
r. ln,1 stoPs at All way stanons between Dayton au
Aiiisns ~ D'y 'on, night e1press546A a. m; Aeepi,
press b.56 p. m. my IA
ter than Dayton time. '"''"'ea' 'es
hhfough tickets eau be had for all Eastern eiues b
calling on 5. W. KING, TICK Agent '' -
- u. W: NOODWA.tD, superintendent
- "ANhAh' seal AZ . Dayton, o.. anIp
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sandusky, DAytOn and CIneInnall n. h

f1W II ~ .E4--l " y, ~ fts1;sfg
4 kN ANA alter Decemier 81, is6U, ana IinuI nl,,,o
~ notice Passenger anu Freight 1u1ns viii lesy.
bAl ION, gong north, as follows:
D.1ik A. M. through FrelglIt and Acr,,n,n,o,,,i,
OsfU Wlth Passenger Car attached
lIl..lik A. ~. NAL tram iOr ~ riel,i to,i
lOsOU trbanA, belleUuiuiiiy, fofppt, tI,de ~,
Saluu"hyt connecting nt Sprlugnold with Train
Londph siia Nulunirus, alI Irving CciGulus AL LA,
~ hs uiuahH Niil tlaiD UuubuA, at Ioiest W.ti
lrmu oh iltsotigi 1t MaJne y chicago IL. A. .,,,,
har'' arriving th resume ht 0.45 Ia All Itfeiuf,
4'' ii, rd tydc Ntth ran on CieN el4i lti iu,,
~ =. solhg hhhli hitiYlng iu Cleveland al I. 40 n a.
Duhhith ald.aUu ~ hnu buliaO at 1.aU y A. t,o4,,
Mes arriving IA iOedo ~ 1910 I1, Dstrolt At tl1
uli Ohlc"su AL luJu a M anu Sandusky at t.Ab nm
E.l - N Night EApiesB ioT spilna iield lrts,p.
vi ana helleontabe, CONNECTING NJ Elp,ast v'tt,
Tran gong hast Op llitsDurg, II. Wayne ann Cbcs,
hoau arriving Cfestlne al b:l6 ~, PttsIfp NJ t,,
? IN. Gong Ntst, with IRAN arriving IN H. Wa,ueai
oEo M Hhd Chicagu at lU;8U m, - Ulydo with sIts,
on cleveland ana Toledo A. X. arrlving IN CLEVELAND -
s5O m, Dunklrl at 100 and buffalo AT bsu a. a.,
reaches handusky at 7g4O a m. -
H.nE 4. M huntsville Accom- uiudstlon leay,,-
tsUO Dayton on arrival OF 1ran from Ctnnlnnaii
tesehing springfield AT 800 y fn Urtana nj iO9s n m
West Liberty nc il2S m, belieontalne " ii!6l n M
and huntsville Al l2.lz m. "
Tickets VA tins Line to all points north E,.t ana
Wesl, can b. had nj the 1loket Cfce In the nou s,n
--sAM'L W. KING Ticket Agent ~
10 Faro always as luR BY any Otbsr routs
ror Information relative 70 shipping Freight t,y tlt
Route, apply al The tUmpauys isht Depot-- Al
hAS5kl, Agent. h. RICE. supe rlntenaert
NJ q, ULAIfi zen. Ticket gent. aug
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butler ON. the War.

: - 49, :. 80 IL
"A Northern paper, giving the views: 6f Ge~
neral Butler on the war, as expressed ia his
speech at Boston, says: y asa
General Butler spoke with great feeling
and devotion, and announced shis readiness to
20 wherever his country calls.
He said chat in his judgment we had ex-
hausted all measures Of conciliat'on, and there
should be no peace until the rel,hlswere con-
tent to receive it al q part Of the Union.
:. His plan for the War Department was the
introduction of free labor at the South, where
by labor would become honorable. whereby
more abundant crops Of cotton could be raisa
ed at less cost than by slave lalursi Cotton
could be raised with profit at less than ten
cents per pound, while we are now paying IF.
ty and sixty cents per pound for it, Puta tax
Of ten cents per ponnd on cotton. thus bring
ing the market price to twenty cents, and
we have an internal revenue from that source
alone enough to pay the interest on q war
debt twice as large as that we now have; be-
sides England and France, who %, 50 much
to prolong the war, would thus be- obliged ito.
pay q large proportion Of the debt. 81 ID
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RUNAWAY.

dan away from the subscriber, on Sunday,
IL the LIST inst, negro boy named Henry,
about 20 years old, about s feet or 8 inches
high, spare made, dark yellow complexion, full
cheeks, thick upper lip, full eyes, . fine set Of
hair rubbed off behind by his coat collar. He
had On when he left blue jeans pants, q brswn
tweed or old black cloth coat, and fine wool
hat I will give $40 reward for his apprehen-
sion, and pay all expenses, if caught within this
State and delivered to me or. confined in the
Jail of this county, or 500, if caught outof the
State, and confned'so that ! get him. He went
of with,a small black Wan about so years eld,.
with q large mouth, large eyes, long hair, very
quick spoken aad sensible' BY the name Of Tom,
the property of Il. s. Kane. They are doubts
less aiming for Kentucky.
) Twill pay expenses, if caught. il Kentucky
and delivered to me. L. p. MORGAN.
/ Estillyille, Va, Feb. 13.-tf
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nlteiy taken it Until! alter q conversation with
my colleague. then repaired to Mr.. Seward
and told him that, the Emperor being always
disposed to lend his good officers to the Fede-
raj Government, I believed was faithful To
his sentiments in deciding the Secretary Oh
State seeing no Inconvenience in the proceed
ing--to depart for Richmond. 1t was. natu-
raj, moreover, that I. should have the desire,
under the present circumstances, to put myself
in communication with our conSuls, in order
to judge for myself of the situation, while
using the recognized right of foreign minis
tiers residing in Che United States to visit all
points in. the territory Of the Union.
.As to the language that should hold, it
was easy to divine It. AS the war involved
considerable injury to our interests should
go in order to. assure myself Of the cha6ces
that might exist that its end would coon be
reached. H.while on this subject, orertures
were made tome relative TO the recognition
of the confederacy tof the South; 1 should
answer that it ought to be understood, that in
my position could only speak, Of the re7es-
tablishpent of the Uhion our general
interest had always made us look upon sepa.
ration with regret, and that our Interests at
the moment, ought to make 6s wish before
everything else the end Of; the war which in
terrupted our commerce; that, in the DISPOSE
ton in which the population Of tie North
seemed to be, recognition would not decide
the federal government to raise the blockade:
that for US peace was the only prayer we could
form, and that we should be. consequently dis
posed to do everything which depended on us
in order that II might be made as soon as pos
sible in the convenience Of both parties. 1t I
Its'was understood, besides that should
report to Mr.. Seward only. what was. au-
thorized to repeat to him: Mr.. Seward said
to me that might add, if I found an oppor-
tunity, that in his opinion the North was anil
mated by No sentiment Of vengence. and that
for himself he should with pleasure find him
self again in the Senate in the presence of all
those whom the South thought it 6t to send
thither. .itI@ 81 81
After this conversation I wrote a word by
telegraph to the commander of the Gasssndi,
who was at Fort Monroe, to- beg him to come
and take nre OF the earliest possible moment
on board his ship at Alexapdria or Annhpo1
lis, and begged MI. Seward to take tlie4roul
bic to expedite the delivery Of the despatch.
ssstots MERcIBR.
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The sovereignty OF the States
e+ea - LEwisBURG, V1RGrNIA, + {,
80 Feb. 8. 1868. n
70 tie Editors Of tie W1ig

10 the Edtt0sS OF fte mag:
To many of the readers of the late Message
of President Davis, il seems to be new and
satisfactory information that the President
announces and vindicates the separate sove-
-reignty of the. States as declared in the .'De-
,claration Of Independence established by
the valor. and blood of our revolutionary fa-
theirs, and acknowledged and recognized and
treated with as such by the mother Govern
ment of England. As the source and foun-
dation Of this acknowledged separate sOve-
reignty by England, and that, too, some FIVE
years before the making and adoption of the
Constitution, might it not be well to insert in
your paper the following extract from the
provisional articles signed at Paris, Mo-
vember 80, 1882, by Commissioners Of his
Britanic Majesty and the Commissioners Of
the United States"
cart. LIST. His Britanic Majesty acknow-
"ledges the said United States, Wis: New
Hampshire, Massachusetts Bay, Rhode Is.
ssland and Providence Plantations, Connecti-
s'cut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Caro-
..lina, South Carolina. and Georgia, to be free,
sovereign and independent States, and that
she treats with them as such; and for HIM
sself, his heirs and successors relinquishes
f"ail claim to the government, propriety and
territorial rights Of the same and every part
'sthereof. "a' - q. & 9
Tie Constitution Of the United States was
adopted September II, 1887, and ratified by
the States, mostly, in 1877 and 1788-North
Carolina IN 1889, and Rhode Island in 1870.
Now if, as these dates show, the States were
separate, Independent sovereignties, SO recog-
nized and treated with by the'very Govern
ment from which they had revoked, how can
Mr.. Lincoln claim that they owe their indie
pendence to the. u nion formed under the Com
ssitution, made and ratified some fye to seven
years after? .
THE above extract would have made an
appropriate part Of the Messagsl NJ.
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HORSES STOLEN.

a TOLEN from the subscriber, in Che Poor
~ Valley, near the residence of Hiram c. Flee
nor, two Mares, one of them red roam about
ID years old, with a star in her forehead, and
very light name. The other is a dark roam
mare, years old, with scar on her left hind
foot on the fetlock, ig-boned and heavy made.
The first rather thin, the other i'm tolerable
order. gtf
will give reward of $40 for the two. or
$40 for either OF them, or for information where
by may obtain them. ELI FLEEN0R.
Feb. 18th, 1863-tf 1850
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40 lie Cgek Of he County Court q 'a.d e0snsy
rrTE. william G.. gE1yy, James 3. Hayter and
wv Richard H. Lynch, three freehoiders OF
Srthe said, county, do hereby certify Ihg y vir-
the of . warrant to US dlrected py =. - oa.n
Ssv an our oaths, viewed and appraised steer
IN nm hv David Clark on his lard, as an es-
frsy. and assess he. value Of said estray at $12
The said steer is three year old next spring,
black and white spotted, and marked with .
smoothe crop and underbit in the right ear; NJ ~
2 other brand Or mark. Given under our hands
: I this ed day Of December, 1867. nr
JAMES i. HAYTER,
r. H. LYNCH.
'EAssiS A gopy-Teste, 9al.5h
els : ailslaI :, JOHN q. KREGER, O. G.
/, 4fpa Feb. 49, ls68---Sm isgtsti aa4 a8 e
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RusseM County, to wit:

Russell County, TO wit:
TO the Clerk of the County Court Of said County:
VE7E, Thos DIP. Dickinson, Jno'D Anderson,
w and Andrew Statzer, three freeholders of
the said county, do hereby certify that, by vir-
tue Of warrant to us directed by N. E. Burdine,
a Justice of the county, We have this day, on
our oaths, appraised steer taken up by Abel
Anderson, on his land, as>an es.ray, at Twelve
dollars. The said steer is pale red, with brin-
die stripes. no ear marks nor brand discovered,
is two years old. and very small Of that age
Given under our hands this 18th day of january,
1863. THOS. D. P. DICKINSON,
j. D. ANDERSON,
ANDREW STATZER.
A Copy.-Teste,
-. 6. B. cowAN, g.. 9.