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Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
Mox.msnt Of Prl.on.rr.

On Monday the steamer New York anchored
at the wharf of Fort McHenry and took on
board ninoty-onc rebel prisoners, who for some
time past have been confined there. Their des.
tination was Point Lookout, and they are sub.
ject to the order of Maj. Gen. Butler. Nearly
all were commissioned officers. There yet re-
main fifty other rebel prisoners at the above
post, many of whom will take the oath of allie.
glance upon the basis of President Lincoln's
Amnesty Proclamation.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
An Emsat. In Lee. Army.

It is now certain that serious cmeute oc.
CURED in the rebel camp near steveniburg on
Saturday last. Heavy musketry and artillery
firing was heard, insomuCh that message was
sent forward to the cavalry plckets from head
quarters to ascertain what was going on.
Deserters who have come in state that a rogi.
mont attempted to desert and serious affair
occurred. There was some firing on Friday,
and the insurrection in camp came 10 crisis
on Saturday. The cause Of JEFF. Davis is get
ting more and more shaky.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
Statement OF Former RssIdsnt N,
Macon, Georgia.

New YoRK, Jan. 26.-The Post SAYS gentle
man who has spent several years in Macon
Ca, recently reached Newark. He declare.
the rebellion an utter failure. Even the leader,
see that success is out OF the question. Will.
the common people would hallwith delight thS
restoration Of Federal authority. One Of thS
principal bankers of Macon told him. onS S
only hope now is that the Federal army will
deliver us from our troubles, for without that
intervention we must perish" The utmost
restitution prcvails everywhere. The conscrIp.
tion Is being enforced with pitllcss energy.
including even gray-halred men. Slavery, he
says, Is dead, and this 10 admitted by nine
tenths OF the Southern people. Three years
ago the same man wrote letters asseveratlng In
strong terms the South could not by subdned.
now he declares Its only hope is in the Northern
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
OPERATIONS OF THE REBELS IN
MIDDLE TENNEssEE.
coluinbia Attacked and the Railroad and
River Commune ationa Thre atened

Columbia Attacked and the Railroad and
River Commute ations Threatened.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 26.-General RoSseau lately
received information that a brigade of rebel
cavalry, under Forrest, with battery Of nrtil.
lery, were about TO cross the Tennessee river
at Florence, Alabama, for the purpose OF a raid
through Middle Tennessee. lie made prepa.
rations to receive them, strengthened the posts
and is scouting the couPtry this evening.
Colonel Misner, at Columbia, tOlographs that
the enemy has taken Athens, and Is moving
on Columbia. This morning the plckcts at
Columbia were attacked by rebel squad com.
ing from the direction of Mount Pleasant. II
is thought that Forrest Is moving round Colum.
bia, GndeaVoring to destroy the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, and obstruct the river
navigation.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
A"Gem" OF a commi,,,,.

Mr.. Perry Kennard, (of Kcnnard Bros,
Boston, Mr.. Tiffany, (of Tiffany & Co., and
Mr.. Black, (of Ball, Black & Co.. New York
city, and Mr.. Bailey, of Philadelphia, all eI,
tensiye importers of jewclry, are now in Wash.
ington, and constitute committee, represent.
Ing the importers of jcwelry throughout the
country, to wait upon the Committee of Way,
and Means and, II possible, induce them to re.
duCe the tax on gems,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
Senator Bayard,a Plan.

1t is said by some of Senator Bayard's friends
that he took the oath yesterday merely to retain
his scat in the Senate and thus prevent 1t from
being Glled by some one else, but that he will
turn his back on the Senate and forbear to take
any part in the proceedings, ffhc should at
tempt to carry out this programme we trust
the Senate will compel his attendance by the
sergeant-at-Arms, which, ir we mistake not,
they have q right to do.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
GOLDEN sENrENoEs.

The CRISIS WHICH THRKATEEKD TO DIVIDE
THE TRIHEDs OF TIE UNION Is PLsT."
az sHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO IS FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS"
81 PROCLAIM RuLL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLHNFLr SWEAR TO HEEonFoRTH FAITHFULLY
sUPPoRf, PEoTECr, AND DEFEND THE CoHsTI-
TUITION or rHH UNITED STATES, AND THE UNION
OF THE STATES THHERUNDHR.n
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS:

BLOCKADE RUNNERS ARRESTED BI POLICE
MA lE-Largs Amount Of Money Found In mtir Posses.
s' 'm,-PAtrolmAn Cline, Of the First District yes.
to rdAy stopped the stage from Port Tobacco, aud
Al rested number Of parties who proved to be
b oekAde runners, and latoly from Richmond On
b elrperSonswAs found between sOO 900 and 900
10 gold, - geld watches, 0 Georgia state bonds Of
y 1880, and North Carolina State bonds. Tho fol
o wing are the names OF the cSptured parties :.
n loS Clayton, Samuel Palmer, Jas. Thomas, Chris
h lgs, and L. g. Kbbs, These parties were sent to
b Old Capitol by the Provost Marshal.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
FROM BALTIMoRE.

Special ElsctiOn-CArPente Again on the
GsLette-Tho Colonel Fish Anair.
IBy Peoples Telegraph Line.l
BALTIMORE, Jan. 27.-Matters are very quiet
here to-day. A special election for member
OF the second branch OF the city council, from
the Eleventh and Twelfth wards, is going on
quietly. Hugh d. RVans 10 the Union csndi.
date, and has no opposition.
William II. Carpenter, who was once or
twice under arrest for dlsloyalty, Is again con-
nected with the editorial department ofthe Daily
Gdzetts, here viewed az the secession organ.
The Col. Fish affair continues 10 stir up con-
siderable excitement. Many witnesses here
large number Of them are seccssionists. The
weather is mild, clear, delightful. i,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
New Mode or Proseoutlng th, War

A new Solomon has Ar!sen-Solomon An.
drews, of Perth Amboy, y. J,,-and Mr., Ten
Eyek yesterday ventilated his proposition to
facilitate the operations ofthc war by means of
his machine for navigating the air. He wants
to raise the wind for q successful exhibition of
his machine
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
Affair In Tennossss-

A few months ago General Rosseau came to
this city to obtain the privilege OF organizing
strong force of mounted infantry to operate in
Tennessee, to prevent raids and protect our
extended communications, but failed in his
object. The news to-day from Tennessee shows
the wisdom of Gen. Rosseau's plan. A large
force would he Invaluable there now.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
NEws FROM REBEL PAPERS
Illness Of Alex. II, stephens-0ur Picket,
Advanced

Advanced.
Fort AoNRoE, January 26.-The Richmond
Enquirer of the 10Th of January. aav..
Ar. Kiddell, Secretary of the Vice PresIde,,
received dispatch yesterday from Augusta
announcing the sudden and serious lllnesS NJ
ar. stephens, at his home in CrawfordsyIre
Georgia. He was attacked on Sunday morn >
ing; This attack, with the known state Of bIs
health during the winter, creates serious appre.
RUssMLvILLH, Jan. l0.-A reconnoIteri,o,
party Of the enemy drove In our cavalry pIcE'
cts, and were In turn driven back. Both picI.
cts occupy their original position. Brisk artiI.
lery hring was heard yesterday in the direction
OF Jonesville. II Is supposed that the enemy
have attacked Gen. W. Z. Jones.
ORANGE COURT HOUSE, Jan. l3.-The enemy
nave recently moved their pickets to Robinson's
river, advancing two miles.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
Explosion OF Pistol lAmmunitIon-A CI.,I,
Killed and another Terribly Injured,
LAN L


NE" YORK, January GA terrible affair
occurred last evening at No. 65 Maiden Lane,
caused by an explosion of pistol cartridges on
the second floor of the store of strasburger 4,
Nuhn, importers Of toys and German fancy
goods Paul Hoffman, one of the clerks, was
instantly killed, and another clerk named Chas.
Black was very seriously injured, both hands
being blown almost to pieces, both arms
broken, and his face burnt in frightful man.
ner. His recovery is considered doubtful. The
estimated loss of property amounts TO about
&75, 1000.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLERS. The following
parties were yesterday nned the sum OF $26 each,
on the charge Of selling liquor on sunday Mat.
thew Pepper, Pour-and-A-hAlf street, square 6s7,
W. II. Marshall, corner Seventh street and Lou.
isiAnA avenue, square lbs; +. Tps; corner Seventh
and N,squsre ti7i Casper sauer s7I Seventh street.
and Ellen o'Leary, corner and Eleventh streets.
kllen was also nned $40 for selling liquor to SOL
diers. The orders OF the Provost Marshal to his
officers are, 10 close the places OF business Of all
parties found guilty OF selling to soldiers or on
Sunday, o. ..
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
weather Reports To-day,

tRy the Peoples Line-onice In Republican
a''a Building.l
JANuApY SIS =. m.
Hallfax-wind Me-; clear; ther. 1s0. -.
Portland, Me.-wind s.E.i cloudy ther. S5'.
Boston-=Eind Q. w.; thazy; ther. $50.
springhsld-wlnds. s.E.i clear; ther. $40.
New York-wind W.; cleari ther. 800. ..
PhlladelphIa-Wind s.w.; cleari ther. AZ,
Washlngton-wind s.w.; clear, ther. 4O'.s
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
The PennsyIyania L.R,,tntur,

HARRIsBuRG, Jan. 2G.--The caucus Of tho
Union members OF the Legislature of Pennsyl
vania met In the State Library this evening,
and resolved to carry out the views of the Gov.
ernor In reference TO the payment Of the State
interest In the currency Of the Government, mot
coln, as expressed In his annual message. The
question Of adjournment was informslly dis.
cussed, and the sense Of the caucus gave de-
majority. "N''''
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
THE COURTS.
United statss Supreme Cour,,

united states supreme Court.
RsdHssdGy, Jan. 27.-on motion OF Hon. n, X
Glllstt, JohR Van Week, EHq,, OF New York, an
George x. H. Day, Esq, Of the District Of colum
bIA, were admitted attorneys and oounSellors o
this court.
No. l20. VleentiI MlrAmonteS ci al, heirs, &e.
appellants, Vs. the United States. This cause waI
argued by Mr.. TellA Tore, for the United States.
No. i25. The United states, appellants, va. San
tiago ArSuello. This cause was argued by Mr
Wills for the United States. ',T...
No. I:6. The United States, appellants, vs.. AnAI
tAcio GARLIC. This cause was argued by Mr. wills
for the United stAteI.
NJ. l2T. The United States, appellants, w, John
william 81 al, heirs, &c. This cause was argued
bJ M. wilIs 'or the United states.
No, ias Ih..n, ~ La TaurettA ct AL, claimants
Of tb. 'rh"oa"n r. HAnder.In.Chief, appellants
vs. Peter R. Burton ct al "%S, %Ss n,s S5sGeu' s
ey Mr' Giilst for the appellant,
for the apPellees. ] .. " G...,a y
Adjourned until Tomorrow At II o'e.
DIstr,o, SuO -, .,,-.-.... >rin.
J'nudry T,-DAnisl Dickson, charged with In
larceny OF meerHehAum pipes from Tyler southaIl,
found guilty. as.. IN
sarah Monday, charged with stealing thrse
'ressesi found guilty and sent to jail Tor 90 davr
virginia Hawkins, charged with petit larceny |
was found guilty and sent to Jail for 10 days
leonard COOK charged with assault and battery,
found not guilty. 'T''
NJ L. Post, charged with keeping bAwdy house,
submitted the case, "O''''
michael Reynolds, charged with assault and
battery on Michael Henry found not guilty
fAtriok NullhAy, charged with assault and 10
'lShns an Oftieer bench warrant ordered to be
issued. 'DIlS'S'' " - ~
inc trial OF VIM. MehdAhon, charged with a..
'AulI ana battery, wAb progressing wheA our
report closed.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
Farms for aoIhl.r.

Conhscated lands outside Of towns are to he
paid out in eighty acre lots, according to the
terms of new bill by Senator Wilson, and
given to soldiers. Fixtures and buildings are
sold to the occupant on credit, the United
States holding lien upon the land for pay
mcnt
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

CHARGE OF ADULTHRT.-0fice A. Voss, o.
the Second ward, yesterday ArrestGdF. Bush, who
IL charged, on the cath OF John B. JAeoby, will
feloniously and eArnAlly knowing his wife. Ana
Jaooby, and sntieinE her away from his house, ant
also committing adultery with her In his own house
a. various times within the last three months
Justice Clayton held Bush to bail iu the sum o.
$500 to appear before him on tomorrow afternoon
at ~ Pm. 'IEn.s
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

HoRsE THIEVES IN LIMO. -On the 18th
Instant q horse was stolen from the farm OF DR..
James II. Davidson, in Montgomery county, Md.
and the Doctor pursusd the parties to this city,
and through the exertions OF Sergeant Hepburn
and oficsr Vernon the horse was recovered, the
thieves having placed II In house on the Island.
Mr.. Davidson left with thel officers = description
OF the parties, and last night they succeeded In
ATeGting John r. Rlmore and John 7. Msgruder,
each OF whom accused the other OF the ActE This
morning Justice Boswell committed ihsm to jail
for court. as 1sis
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

H-ComfOrt for the Army wilson's date
Evans Patent Tent Stove.-The undersigned, hAv.
celebrated patents and impro veme ents OF WOODBURY.
and Of Evans upon Portable Tent stoves for army
use 10 now prepared to furnish dealers in Wash.
ington and baltimore, without delay, with VIII.
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES, made Of eat iron,
with eight feet OF pipei each stove packed In boX
tWeiye inehes by six, and weighing, all complete,
thoroughly any oficer's tentSa wonder OF com.
paetnens and utility. For sale by ali the promnen,
deAlers In stoves ard suffers supplies,
b. p, WILSON, Sole EPpopfIetor
de2l-ti National Hotel. Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
Providence HnnnItnI

Mr.. HAle's bill to incorporate the Providence
Hospital, In this city, names as corporators,
Lucy Gwyne, Teresa Angela Costello, Sarah
Mcdonald, Mary E. spAIdlng, and Mary Car
roll. II contains no unusual provisions.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
Tn. Indiana STATE board or Agriculture

Upon the first page of the REPUBLICAN will
be found the resolutions Of the above Board,
and their action in regard to the govern
mental Department of Agriculture. They
are important as showing the estimate placed
upon this Department by one OF the great
agricultural States Of the West.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
New York stock Market.
TBv the Psople,s Iins1 20

NEW YoRK, Jan. 97.-1st Bosrd N. Y. Cen
tral, 136i@lSoii Erie, 107i @1o7,; Erie prefd
1o1i@1o9i Hudson, 1soi@1s9i ) No. e's, 67l@
0si Va. 6's, AZ Canton Co., Sst@Ss.j Del. snt
Hudson, 177@17si Penna. Coal Co., 171@1sO
Cumberland, 49i@49ii Pacific Nail, ass@as7
Harlem, 9St@99ij Reading, 115@1lo; Mich
Central, 131,@1s1I; Mich. Southern, S7I@ss
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

NUMBER OF PRIsoSERs.-The number *
prisoners at present confined in tho Old Capitol
and Carroll Prison, as stated by this mornings
report OF Mr.. Wood, the Superintendent is rs fol-
lows: In the Old Capitol 1915 Carroll Prison, 9s7.
Total, l,0lI.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
Manager Grover In PhilAd.Iphla.

q. FHlLADHLPHIA, Jan. 2G.-The New Chestnut
street Theatre was reopened this evening by
Mr. Grover, Of Washington. Tho audfenco
was large and received the performers with the
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
PrIntIng War Telegram.

A joint resolution proposed by Senator viii.
son, yesterday, to print official war REPORTS and
dispatches, the usual number, with five hun.
dred for the War Department was referred to
the Military Committee.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
kLBKL DEsERTERs,-G, Chandlcr. OH Ala

REBEL DEsERTERs.-G. Chandler, 9th Ala.
inti VIM. Curtin, Sth Va. voIS.i 7. NJ. Curtin, lst
Val Jno. W. Chapel, 2Id N. c.; Jno pouEherty,
9TH Miss. inf Thomas T. GAskins, 4th Va, cav,
Jno Hogan, 9TH Miss. inf J. II. King, nth Va;
Matt. King, 4th Va cAv.j j. Metealf 10th Ala. inf
W. H. MCGEE, nth TENN wm. Ryiey, Isth Miss,
volsj J. Stewart, 10th Ala. inf; were to-day sent
to the Old Capitol aS rebel deserterr They were
sent to this city from the army.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
IL Tha Connsn.inn.

80 The Confessions and Experlenee of
AN Invalid, Published for tho bencht, and A. .
warning and CAUTION TO YouHG MEN who sufie.
tfon Nervous Debility, Prcmature Decay Of Man
hood, etc., supplying at the same time TiIE MEAna
of SELF Guar. By one who has cured himself Al
ter being put to great expense and injury thTourh
medical humbug and QuAekery.
ny enclosing . postpaid addresaed enyeInne
single copies may be had OF the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ksU.
my 2e-ly Bedford. Klnkn COUNTY n Y
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
An Arrival from New or,s.n.,

NHw YoRk, January 27.-The steamer Mer.
rimsc has arrived from New Orleans on the
18th, via Key West on the 92d instant. She
leit at Key West the frigatsC Colorado, bound
for Portsmouth, and the Huntsville, Tioga,
San Jaclnto, and De Soto.
There Is no other news.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
Columbia R.IIxv.y

Senator Morrill, to-day made an adverse re-
port upon the bill to incorporate the horse
railrood company as above.
The Metropolitan " has had favorable re.
mort
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

srATT oTTIcER RHsrGNHD.-C&ptaIn z. G.
Parker, OF General MartindAle's Stan, offered his
resignation few days sir % and It has been &C.
oepted. The duties of examining oiaeer at Forrest
Hall, tGeorgstown,) heretofore performed BY Cap
tain Parker, now dsvolTes on Captain, Mont som-
cry, Of the Generals stan.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
Bankrupt Law,

The Committee on the Bankrupt Law have
not agreed upon bill as stated by New York
journal. On the contrary, the committee have
made hardly any progress towards such a
result
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

HARPER's MONTHLY for February has been
received BY shllllngton, odeon Building, corner
OF Fourth-0nd-a-half street. It ia capItsI
number.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
A GuerriIIn ahnt

FoRTREss MoNRoE, January 26.-Major Bur.
roughs, the guerrilla chief was shot by The
guard last night, while attempting TO escape
treated for small pOI,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

DRsEETER From Our ARMY TO THE REBE- 8.
Edward A. Thomas alias VIM. A. Hill, formerly Of
the Twelfth Massaehusetts volunteers, was yes.
terday sent to this city from Fort Delaware. lie
was found among the prisoners of war at that post
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

~ TIE 0olct ofthe National RspU6iich7 6 at
S11 INihh arstt, Jsttceen PSnn y'"dAfd"S'"'"""
u STREE. -~ r-
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

HecaH Me attention qt bt,sinsSms 10 he
Classification Of o'V4 advertisements. We intend
10 t,ep business eye 70 tais mdttrr for ne brsat
of orr patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

PRISONER or WAR.-C. II. Brawncr, Fourtl
Virginia cavalry, prisoner Of war, was last nigh
committed to the Old Capitol BY orders OF CaptS
Todd, Provost Marshal. "a
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
Death or Ne, \. Jas. u. Clay.

MONTREAL, Jan. a. Don. Jas. B. Clay, of
Kentucky, eI.Minlster to- Portugal, and eI-
member Of Congress from tho Ashland Dis
trlct, died In thIs CITY iast nj Sht. His remains
will leave tonight for Ksntqc Ky forinterment,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

sSrstarvationI-Those who have been druKRet
and half starved and still getting worse should
tonics. +, No Ioa g. eysysath atresd WV
dec2S-Ims WNshInStnn
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

~ TIE railroad advertisements on our first
page are inserted BY authority cfthS railroad COM
ponfes ssuerally named, are officially corrected
nhsh ehd'9ss d,r made, hcHcr cda be ,rlsed ,s,on
as correct
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

TnE DEFICIENCY BILL passed the House 10.
aay' Me'Sr'. W. j. Allen, Chandler, Stiles, and
Ben Wood forming quartette against 1t.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

- Tlis paper is nor tivHiafod 6y carriers "a
Subscribers bl Lhb city and "'o'9ef0"n al hi7J
cents per pioHn.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

house, foot oil + street. Apply TO FRED. s. COZ.
EkhS, PennsyiyaniA avenue, two doors from -Four.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

ARREsTED ON BENCH WARRASTs.-James K.
summerneld and Richard Williams were ye,terdAy
arrested BY ofiieers stuart and Crump on a bench
warrant. They we're turned over to the Marshal
OF the District.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

G- War Department, Adjutant ueusr.
AIS OFFICE, Washington, March 81, 1888 The
Agents OF ne several States who reside 10 this
one, that they may be promptly sommunicStsd
with II necessity, I. THOMAS,
len-H ~ .-. Adjutant General
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

DEsHRTHRs SENT oYT.-Flfty dcserters were
to-day sent from Forrest Hall 10 Camp Distribu.
tion, from which place they will be sent to their
several regime MIS-. 'nI. 1Tf .fr. rFW .sl.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
What the scotia carries 10 Eurs

NEW YORK, January 27.-Tl e steamship
Scotia, which sailed to-day, took ut one hun
dred and thirty passengers and ., Po'oVO In
specie.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

70 Diseases OF the Neryotis, Seminal.
urinary and Sexual SystemH-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports OF the Howard Association
charge. Addreas DR.. J. sKILLIN H0UbHiOS
aoTar1 hSmTr1 A,1oGtation, No, South Ninth street
rnhhueiphlai rA' no26-dkW1m
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

ORDERSD TO Hrs -RKGIMKNT.-Lieut. Col.
Conrad, of the Cd United States infantry, who has
Of flste been pass ofioer ut General Ausur's head.
quarters has been ordered to his regiment. Capt.
Smith, A. A. O., takes Col. CI position
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPIToL,-s. T
stone and 7. II. CoVineton, dasEefoaI characters
J. c. Dowell, who gave ntormAtion to Moseby, ant
W. Weekly and Weekly W. Yanoey, rebel refu
Eess, were to-day sent to the Old Capitol by Capt
Todd. .fFtf 70 I'D p
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27
.wASHINGToN, ID. &.
~ s.Srriocr, faillna to rrNtirt ~ Rls,1litan

wBDNEsDAYnuaIaI....JANUARY aT, 1854.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

Tm EsLIsTMENT PRoJEcT. coI.EcToas
ATTESD.--Anothsr meeting OF the committee 70
promote snlistments In this District win be held
tomorrow night IN the Mayors ofiee, city Hall
All the collectors, and others connected with the
COMMITTEES are requested 10 be present, aa matters
Of importahss will % brought up. 'la.....,.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

UNDER sENTHNCE.-Dayld Rarey and Wm.
White, Of the First Bsftsiion Invalid Corps, and
R. NJ. Bowland, sixteenth Ind. Light Artillery,
wore today committed to the Old Capitol. ThrS
are under sentenoe Of court-mArtial
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-27

800 REMOVAL 400
TO NEW BUILDING,
e 800 f .,
SEVENTH STREET. 1'.'
IoINING ODD FELLOWS, HALL
.s JAMES s. ToPHAM 4 co,
.'. ..l, NAVE REMOVED pa
b. Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY. HARNESS,
AND 10 ~
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANuFAcToRy
NEW BUILD NC,
~ e 500 H
gtI SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND
Where may be found, Of our own mAnuIacture, A
most complete assortment OF every style and price
Of Military and citizenB'
70, SADDLES AND BRIDLEs, ,,n."
BREAST C0LLARs AND MARTINGALES,
FlNEswoRp BELTS, with TophAm's Patent slide.
| Sole Manu- IAptufers OF '''TT-
"LANGHoLZ'S PATENT SPURS
Manufacturers Of
LANGHoLzs PATENT CURB and NOSE STRAP.
49,. FOR SALE
~ EWBANK'S PATENT SPUR
STEEL BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS
BUFFALoAND FINE wooLEN ROBES,
i HORSE COVERS AND BLANRETs :
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS ..,
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
IA INES S.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY. AND EN.
PRESS HARNESS
SUTLERS, STAGE, WAGON, CART AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
W II PS
BUGGY, STAGE,
COACH. NING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
RI EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
UNKS.
NKS AND VALIsES
SOLE LEATHER TRUl,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS, rALIsEs,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS ANDN. VNET BOXES.
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and 30. 0UNKs
ARMY VALIsEs AND PACKING tn leather.
Leather and Canvass Pellisieur Bags, 4 sush
Anvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' Fl,
AtehelS, Toy Trunks and school satchels, Al.
very article In their line OF business.
REM BER!
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NENTH STREET.