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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04
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Supreme Court OF the Unitsd states.
bar that the Court would not hear Arguments In
the Court win adjourn on Monday, the iSlh inst,
Instead Of the lat OF May AZ heretoiofe announced
!, on motion Of Hon. RI. olilstt wm; Y. Wallace,
counsellor OF this Court.
No IS0, JOns' Tiiiianstord 4 Co. q. Lying.;
Sylyania Mr.. Justice Miller delivered the opinisn
OF the court reversing the decree Of the said cir
No. ill Charles FoSIit, appellant, %. The United
States. Appeal from the District Court OF the
northern district Of California. Mr.. Justice Mel
the decree OF the said District Court, and sending
the cause for further proceedings TO be had thereon
in s0 With un, M SPPlSG Of this ;H
Santiago Arquello, and the No. i7i. The United
states, appellants, ~. the heirs OF James Scott,
s. Tor the southern Distriot OF California. Ordered
that these appeals be dismissed.
No. l75 Manuel Roderiquez, appellant, US The
not concluded by Mr., Gillet for the appellant
United states Court OF Claims.
AprHL-on motion OF NJ ThompS n, Esq, Mr..
Robert Leeeh was admitted an att rney and eouu-
In The case OF William $. Grant ~, the Unite
States, Judge Peck delivered the opinion Of the
court adverse to the claimant, and directing the
petitions to be dismissed.
In the case Of Martin +. Conway W. the Unit cd
states, Judge LorinB delivered tho -Inio e the
court sustaining the demurrer of the United stats
directing the petition to be dismissed. Judge
Hughes diSSented, and Judge Peck di not ait In
the case.
In the case Of Solomon +. Nioole l. Co., W, the
United states, Chief Justice Casey delivered 9
opinion Of the court, sustaining the demurrer Of
missed.
In the case OF Joseph Mock, W.. the United states
Judge LorinK delivered the opinion OF the oourt
adverse 10 the suit OF the claimant, and directna
the petition to be dismissed.
Adjourned till tomorrow at u ",
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04
The Opera.

The great opera Of Z" Faust " was played to an
excellent audience at GroyeF'G Theatre on satur-
day night. The President and Mrs, Lincoln and
Mrs. General Grant occupied suite Of private
boXsE, The opera was capitally done, and would
bear a repetition,
No one can comprehend fully the beauties and
grand effects OF composition like "FauSt until
they have seen and heard 1t score OF times. We
wish Manager Grover would "Tun IT," There's
no danger OF running 1t into the ground.
Tonight Won WebeF's opera Of "Der Erie,
schultz" will be performed with powerful cast,
including Frederici, CanisSa, HabelmAnn, Cratic,
and Steineeke,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM EUROPE.


The Danish war-The Pirate FLORIDA !"
santa aCruH-MsximIlIan's Movements
meath OF the Earl OF Aberdeen.
poprLASp, Me, April A--The steamlhip Hiber-
nian, from liverpool on the 18th OF March, mas
The GteAmshIp Etna, from New York, arrived Al
Queenstown on the 25th. .,... =, t,,e..
The Germans had abandoned the siege OF fte~-
The pirate Florida arrived at Santa Cruz, Iene.
rife, on the 4lh Of March, and saileu "saih on '''
6th. q. ,.,t. ,o.ohed Santa
Cruz on the 6th. ,-,. H., ,t.,t,c nj, tho tatb
COMMERCIAL. .
No bpsipess was doing on the 95ih, 1t teing Good
NEW SES YORK, April 4.-The steamship City oi
London has arrived. ,,,
Tbe Ioy don Times, editorial on American Affairs
aces no advantage on eitl er side, and no tOte-
sbAdowing of the end II says the only thlng Ger
tain is that there will be no Intervention, Inc
Americans will work out the ro ult by themselvea'
The Earl of Aberdeen died on the "2d oil MATCH
Lord Ashburton Is also dead. ,,,-
Garibaldi is expected to land at southampton In
about week. -, Al, :.
schleswig- IIolstein affair. scmi-oiiielA article
In a ConenhAren paTcr says that Denmark has
not Aeceded to an arm atice, a. IL cannot entertain
the surrender OF Duppel nor TO pIeseht
position OF affairs being the haas for asuspensloh
Of holtilities. .,,,,
II is stated that Napoleon n much gratiltd by
the cNpTession Of Engith sentiments In the recent
MnzzInA debates in Parliament
The BourSe was steady at 6Of 90c.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

MEMPHIS, April 4.-ChalmeTs' force, numbering
$780, Is reported to have been In Grand Junction,
Tennessee, on the Goth. Other rebel forces were
at Bolivar on the same date. Forrest was At Tren-
eth Tennessee cavalry, Colonel Hatch, about 900
strong, had fight near Someryille, Tenn on the
3Oth ult with about 500 rebrl cavalry, supposed
10 have been part of MoColoeh's command.
After lighting three or four hours, and unding
themselves largely outnumbeTed, they fell back,
leaving so CT 90 KILLED and wounded In tho hands
Of the rebelH.
A rebel surgeon Is detained at PHducAh az hos
tsge for DR.. Hood, captured and carried away from
the hospital there by Forrest. Thirty or forty
taken prisoners at the same time from the hos
pital, were kept 10 miles back of PadueAh the
night OF the battle, on damp ground, without shell
ter, iood or nre.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

EARLY Conn To LIdnT.-The house OF Ame-
liz Weir alias West on the corner OF Fourth 1treSt
west and N street NORTH, was searched By BerEeant
Johnson and PatrolmAn Steele, 81 the Second pre-
stolen from the store OF J. W. Morsell on street
near Seventh. where the husband OF Amelia, An,
drew Weir, was employed. Andrew had . horse
he made his escape. Amelia WAS arrested. The
following are the articles stolen, which are valued
At $50: Two window frAmes, . saw and other
one Of whiskey, hVskegn Of pAiht, seven bbls. do
hye boxes glass, six store drawers, one Dbl. Lamp
ehimneys, etc. Andrew never dreamed that tho
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ATIyE, not DYE, but restores gray hair to its
original color, By supplying tie capillary tubes
with natural hustenanee, impaired by age or dis
ease. All Instantaneous dyes are composed of lunar
ssu'fe, de,iroyins the vitality and beauty Of the.
hair, and AFFORD OF themselyeI no dressing. Heln-
atreeps inimitable coloring not only restore4 hair
to Its natural color by an easy process, but gives
the hair LuxURIANT BEAUTY, promotes itr
growth, prevents Its falling Off graduates dan
druh, and impArts health and pleaSAntness to the
head II has stood the test OF time, being the orr
stnM Hair coloring, and Ia constantly increasing
In Aver. Used BY both gentlemen and ladies II
is sold BY all respectable dealers, or can be pro-
cured BY them Of the commercial agents,
d. s. BARNES & CO.,
2O2 Broadway, New York.
Tvs sizes 30 cents and o..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

The business OF distributing the REPUBLICAN
throughout this city, Georgetown and Alexandra,
has this day been placed in the hand Of Mr.. An.
THUR SHEPHERD, who ia our only authorized
agent 10 collect and solicit subscriptions to this
paper, and has also authority to solicit advertise
ments from The Advertising community Of this and
the neighboring cities for the NATIONAL REPUB.
LIcAS. Mr. Shepherd is well and fAvorAbly known
In this community, from having been for severA
months past one Of our principal Local Reporters
and we commend Kim TO our citizens on his new
role
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

DR.. MARY G. WALKER, of Oswego, y. Y, a
graduate sf the Female Medic College, and a
duty In Colonel MeCook's brigade OF the Western
army.
MRS. Lucy DURIvAGE, widow of the late
Francis S. Du ivage and sister OF Hon. Edward
Everett, died last week, At Jersey CITY.
CAPT. JOHN l.. SWIFT, OF the 4lst regiment
NJ BsRehuf etts volunteers, now on duty with Gen.
Banks, has been appointed by Gov. Hahn, Adj.
General OF Louisiana. Capt, Swift arrived 10
New York, few days since, en- route to Boston, on
visit TO his family prior to entering upon his
new duties.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

aTHx CRISIS WHICH THREATENED 70 DIVIDE
,uv TpxNps or THE UNION Is PAST"
az SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THR
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS"
"I PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLEafNIT swELR TO uESoEFoRTH FAITHFULLY
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEsD THE CoNsTI'
Tyr1oN OF THE UNITED STATES, AND THE UEIoE
or THE STATES THEAEUNDTR."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

GERRITT SMITH As AN ACToR.-Col. Z. D.
Miller and Greene Smith, (son-in-Aw and son
OF Gerritt Smith, assisted by number oI
ladies aud gentlemen, lately gave three enter.
talnments in PetcrJoro, New York, for tho
benefit Of the Sanitary Commission. The
church, says q correspondent Of the Tribune,
was well filled by the citizens Of the place on
the first two evenings to witness the charades
aud beautiful tableauX which had been pre-
pared. Buckstone's comedy, "The Irish Lion, u
was finely performed each evening. On the
third evening, March 22d, the crowd filled
every nook and corner; for, in addition to the
other attractions, the Hon. Gerritt Smith ap
peared In Moorish costume and declaimed In
ilne style Othello's address TO the Senate, etc
His daughter, Mrs. Miller, appeared as Desde
mona. so grand a personatlon of the brave
but jealous Moor says the correspondent, IL
seldom seen.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

CuLPLnLn sUsPIcToNs.--A man named Law
renee Quinn, thinking that some pernon had stolen
utatlon-house OF the Seventh precinct and lodged
complaint last night against the servants Of the
house who attended 70 his room. Patrolmen o.
Irish servant girls and had them locked up.
Quinn, on going 70 his bed room, saw the pocket
book under chair, II contained all the money he
had left In IL. He sent word TO the atation-house
and had the women Immediately released Thi,
IL enc Of numerous eases whore persons are guilty
not oply oil great negllgenee but Of unwarrantAbls
suspicious, whereby the characters OF Others ara
oftentimei seriously damaged
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

The fumes of burning coffee are powerful
dlslnfectants. Experiments have been made at
Paris to prove this. A quantity of meat was
hung up In closed room until decomposed,
and then a chatting dish was introduced and
800 grammes of coffee thrown on the fire; In a
few minutes the room was completely dlsinfect
ed. In another room sulphurated by drogen
and ammonia were developed, and ninety
grammes Of coffee destroyed the smell In about
half minute. II is also stated that coffee de-
stroys the smell Of musk, castoreum, and aSsa-
f9tidR,
As proof that the noxious smells are really
decomposed by the fumes of coffee, and not
merely oyerpowered by them, 1t 10 stated that
the first yapors Of the coffee were not smelt at
all, and are, therefore, chemically absorbed,
while the other smells gradually diminish ai
the fumlgation continues. The best way 10
effect this fumigation is to pound the coffee in
a mortar, and then strcw 1t on a hot iron plate,
which, however, must not be red hot,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

The man who publishes in his widely circu'
lated paper in New York the dirty lntimation
that New England Federal officers arc the
fathers of mulatto children at Port Royal
should remember that his own son was yacht
ing along that coast during the years 1861 and
1852, and that persons who live in glass houses
should not throw stones.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04
Affairs In Ksntusky-CHpture OF sar
Moore,

LOUISVILLE, April 4-The militia y authorities
have no apprehenSions Of any extensive raid Into
Kentucky for the present,
The Journals special Huntsville dispatch says
that parties o guerrillAs on Thursday night robbed
several houses, and eight miles below that place
stole q number OF horses. Generals Mcpherson
and Logan drove them to the Tennessee river on
Friday last, but could see no rebe on tho opposite
bank.
The Nashville TmES mentions the capture, on
Thursday, OF the notorious guerrilla Sam Moore
who has committed depredations In the vicinity oil
pulAski.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

"I.Otivns In the Department Of state
We leuru that the following prgmotlons have
been mad among the cl.rh. IN the Department
of State.
Henry D. J, Pratt, from a third to fourth
class clerkship, at $500.
William F. Skunk, from a second to a third
class clerkshlp, at $1,000.
A. Tunstall We!ch, from a first to second
class clerkship, at Sl4OO.
Henry r. La Reintrie, former clerk, having
returned from a successful mission to Peru. on
behalf Of the Government, has been restored
to a clerkship in the Department.
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Reported Capture OF ,OOO
Balea Of Cotton Chptured.

New YonE, April 4.-The Tft5une's Alexandra,
La, letter says = report iG current among heeesh
that Gen. Steele entered Shreveport, on tho nth,
after>a pitched battle Of ten hours. No confidence
can be placed in the report, although such thing
may actually have occurred.
Our feet was awaiting rise in Red river, 70
pass the falls. over four thousand bales Of cotton
have been obtained by our gunbOAts on the river.
Three thousand were burnt by the rebels, aboard
the steamer Falls city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

a-HagAnS Magnolia BaIm.-ThIs IL the
most delightful and extraordinary article ever dis
covered. It changes the Eun-burnt face and hands
to PeArly satin texture OF raYiRhing beauty, i'm
parting the marble purity OF youth, and the diEiE-
yuS appSArAnoe so inviting in the city belle OF
fashion. It removes tan, freokleS, pimples and
roushneSI from the akin, leaving the complexion
freSA, transparent and smooth. It contains no
material injuries to the skin. PAtroniZed by Act
retssS and Opera singers. II Ia what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. H. HAGAN, Troy, NY.
Address all orders TO
DEMAs $. BARNES Il CO.,
New YOFI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

This "annual record" for the year 1864, con-
tanning everything useful in almost every
branch Of government and business, has been
received to-day by Hudson Taylor. It is one
Of the most comprehensive and useful com
panion books for reference foE facts, statistics,
and other data, published In America.
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A Present for Mr. Lincoln.

The NsV Regime, of Norfolk, Va, has the
following paragraph:
Messrs. Kimberly Il Brothers, on Baltimore
Wharf, Old Point Comfort, have a mOcking
bird, whose plumagU is red, white, and blue,
and whose vocal powers are really wonderful.
It was raised In North Carolina by Mrs. Gay.
Mr.. Kimberly has resolved to present the bird
to Mr.. Lincoln, and he Intends to forward 1t
by the Baltimore boat this evening.
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II lee Cream, Confectionery, Ae,-He-
eeptens, Parties, weddngB, Balls, suppers, Fairs,
ald other entertainments furnished st shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Ice Cream and
Water lees made BY steam power, warranted 10 be
the best In the eltywholesale and RETAIL delivered
10 Any part Of the city. Charlotte Russo, Jelies,
Pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made to order, at
Jos. sHAFFIELDs Confectionery, 9ss sixth
street, between @ and n. ja27-sm
aB- The Confeaslons and Experisnce OF
An INVALID. Publihhed for the benefit, and az 4
warning and A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Man
hood, etc., supplying At the IAme time the mEAns
or SELF suRE.' BY one who has cured himself AZ
ter being put tc great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quAokery.
BY enclosing . postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, lAu.,
ny 0s-Iy Bedford. Kings County, N. y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04
President Lineoln,s Letter 10 the North
American Review.

President LlmcOlnta Letter TO the NOrth
American Review.
EXECUTIVE MANsior,l
Msssrs. Crosby 4 Nichoia
GENTLEMEN; The number for this month and
year Of the NORTH AmsTicdn Reviee was duly
received, and for which please accept my thanks.
OF course, I am mot the most impartial judge;
yet, with due allowance for this, venture TO
hope that the article entitled "The Presldent's
Policy" will be Of value TO the country. 1 fear
l am not quite worthy of all which is therein
kindly said OF me personally.
The sentence Of twelve lines, commencing
at the top OF page 252, could wish TO be not
exactly as 1t is. In what is there expressed
the writer has not correctly understood me.
have never had theory that Secession could
absolve States or people from their obligations.
Precisely the contrary ls asserted In the inaugu-
raj address and Il was because Of my belief
In the continuation Of these obligations that
was puzzled, for time as 10 denying the legal
rights Of those citizens who remained indlvld-
ually innocent Of treason or rebellion. But /
mean no more now than to merely call atten-
ton to this point.
Yours, respectfully, A. LINCOLN.
The sentence In the January number, referred
to by Mr.. Lincoln, is as follows;
Even so long ago as when Mr.. Lincoln, not
yet convinced Of the danger and magnitude OF
the crisis, was endeayoring to persuade him
self of Union mRjorities at the South, and TO
carry on war that was half peace, in hope OF
peace that would have been all war, while he
was still enforcing the fugitive slave law, under
some theory that secession, however II might
absolve States from their obligations, could
not escheat them Of their claims under the
| Constitution, and that slayeholders In rebel
lion had alone, among mortals, the privilege
OF having their cake and eating II at the same
tlme-the enemies Of free Royernment were
striving to persuade the people that tho war
was an abolition crusade. To rebel without
reason was proclaimed as one Of the rights ol
] man, while II was carefully kept out OF sight
that to suppress rebellion Is the first duty oi
| Government.
To this Che editors of the ReOisW append q
note, as follows
Nothing could have been further from the
Intentions Of the editors than to misrepresent
| the opinions of the President They merely
meant that, In their Judgment. the policy Of the
Administration was at first such At practically
to concede to any rebel who might choose tc
profess loyalty, rights under the Constitution
whose corresponding obligations he rerudiated
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

CAIRo, April 2-LieutenAnt S. c. Adams, Of the
marines, was drowned last night of the naval
wharf boat. His body was recovered.
General BrRymAn hSs issued orders 20 prevent
the shipment OF goods TO the interior of Western
Kentucky, and TO prevent boatB landing At dan.
gerous places. Also, for the better protection OF
public property, by the expulsion Of persons hGv-
Ing no Ysibls means Of support from pOsts ia this
dlslrict, as they may be trAItoTs and spies.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

BARBARoUs.-Saturda night, John Good
shower, a barber, whose shop Il on street, BE-.
tween New Jersey avenue and North Capitol st,
was arrested and committed TO the Central Guard
house for swlndling q soldier, BY charging $40 TO
shave him and dye his whiIkers. Aftsr heAiinR
before Justice Ferguson, he was ordered 10 dis.
him to the penalty Of t9o for carrying concealed
weapon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

FB- 7ns railroad advertisements o." orr w"
page are inserted BY authority ortf ra''TOad CON,
panIss severely named, are officially eOrr'efed
pnsn changes are made, hS"o' ran De r''''d '4o0"
as coTreef
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

CJUKT MARTIAL ORDRREc.-A general court
martial has been appointed to assemble In this
city today, for the tTial Of such prisoners as may
b. brought before it The following 10 detail Of
officers for the eOuI' Brgallcr Go erAl J. Aher-
erombie, 5. VI Lieut.. Col J. II. OUGFtuifer, 81
Pennsylvania artillery Lieut.. Col. f. S. Palmer
9Th V. r. C.j Lieut. Chl Allen Rutherford, 2h v
n, Ct Major X. sheI he'd, lat Mzint artillery =;
Major $ ?. Lee, lst c.; Major T. 4 TrottcI,
tilsryj Capt. VIM GuolIich, Ist Vermont a. tiilcry;
Ca, tain b. Y. GlnpTd, lst Vermont ArtllI. n
Lieut.. w II. DiT7 ni Cno, nutlcut RrtiIIcryi Cant.
c. W. HudgtOn, va ~ s . ~0runtucrS, JudRe
AdIO ate. TEt court has IrF ....,I f., .Iii1r
General Augur, commanding W ...rtn Jl " ssh.
ington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

CHNKRAL MARTIEDALE ON A LEAVE OF An
sEEcE.-GsnerAl Martindale, Military Governor OF
this District, who has devoted all his time and en-.
ergies for many months past 70 the responsible
duties OF his ofos, has obtained leave Of absence
for nftsen days for the purpose OF visiting New
York. During the absence OF the General, Colonel
nj. W. WeisW ell, OF the Veteran Reserve Corps,
will be Acting Military Governor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

The Secretary of War, in a letter to the Sen
ate, says there is no order on the files of the
Department, from Major General Dix, to Pro-
vost Marshal Dodge, concerning the Maryland
election,
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ApL-2ls

E1- n. J. wilkins, Esq, has been en-
pointed Agent OF the Great PennsylvAniA Rontes
Yfss 4. o. Morton, 70 take effect on the 2sth Inst
Mr.. wilkins has been connected with the Once, at
the sornsr OF sixth street and PennsylvaAiA ave-
nue., during the past two years, and is thoroughly
sonIsnAnt with the business Of the route In All
Its departments. All applications for information,
tickets, &e must be addressed to 4. J, WILKINS
Agent Great PennsylvaniA Route, sixth street and
FennIylvaniA avenue. ED. 8. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent, Great Penna. Route.
HnQa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

SHILLING CITIzEs,s CLorms TO soLpnns. =
d. DemmermAn and Chas. kaufman were arrested
yesterday, for violating the lhts order OF the Pro
VoHt Marshal In relation 10 selling etixens clothel
to soldiers. They are held In the Central Guard
house for puniahnent,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

CINCINNATI, April 4.-By orders OF Gov. Morton
the entire Indiana legion IL ordered to hold itsel
In readiness to take the field at any moment Il
repel invasion. A grand review OF the whole le
giOn, numbering 10000 men fully armed and equip
ped, will take place on the 10Th.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04
General stoneman's Advance upon Bulls
Gan.

CIEcIHHATi, April 4.-The Gd=she'S Knoxville
dispatch says Gen. stoneman has advanced to
Buil's Gap. The railroad and telegraph are In
good order.
The trains on the Knoxville and ChiokamAugA
railroad were detained on Saturday By rumors OF
a raid by 1900 rebel cavalry on Cleveland, Ten
nesHee,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

WAsmS0ToS, April ?, 1864.
Officlal information Hus Deen l., wed at this
Department of the rlockadc Of {. rts OF
Cammin, swruenunde, Woiglst, G.. a.'As,
-.a ruuJ, ana Barth, In the Balti' --,.... TX.
... .ay.ug been ordered by the Daush Gov
.,Dt e. commence on Ig 10Th ultimo.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-04

last Friday evening by tho Active Association o
the Columbia Engine Company, No. 1, for ofiieerI
the following gentlemen were elected 10 serve fol
the ensuing year; President, James y. Martini yict
President, Joseph Aetonj Secretary, A. p. MsKennA
Treasurer, J. Q. EntuiIle.