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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-29

MASSACHUSETTS CITIEs AND TowSs.-some
Interesting statistics are published from the
State Valuation Committee, among which Is
the area in acres Of the different cities and
towns, Suffolk excepted. Cambridge has an
extent OF 5000 acres; Charestown, 5l5 only;
Roxbury, 2,l87; sslhm, 3,7Osj Newburypoft,
3,9iI; Worcester, 81, 900; Fall River, 1s,455;
Gloucester, 1o, 1853; Lynn, 43is; sprihgneld,
10, ,S66; Taunton, "a $50; Lowell, 2,665li Hayer-
hill, II, ,405; Dorchester, 0,3l3i; New Bedford,
8,775. Cambridge has the largest lumber oil
houses, 4,470; Charlestown, 3.595; Roxbury,
1859; Lynn, 1910; West Roxbury, l076, sc.
The average value OF houses is highest In West
Roxdury, 2,i87, (thcir value in Cambridge and
Charlestown not having been returned.) In
RoIbury the land is valued at "a Csc per acre
(the highest on the list, Suffolk county not
having been repoted.) Lowell comes second,
50, 100; In Dorchester It is 1886; IN Newbury
port t295; Salem s3,70s; Worcester, S2i2
Lynn, so4Si Gloucester, ESQ. ...
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In the Engllsh. Army azd Nary GaIstts for
November 20, 1864, appears the following par
sgrspb, 'l 5af -a.'"
"we are glad to be enabled to state that tho
Lords OF the Admiralty, not satisfied with the
solitary iron gun carriage and slide, under trial
on board Her Majesty's ship Excellent, have
given ordcu for an Important pattern 10 ba
made In the Royal Docky yard at woolwich, aud
hlted with all the necessary appliances 70 ena-
bic the gun mounted upon II To be worked In
the heaviest weather at sea. This Ia q good
step, and their Lordshlps have the satisfaction
OF being frst In this mstter, and ahead even OF
our enterprising ans-Atlanuc cousins, who
are only just considering the best pattern for
iron gun-slids and carriages for broadside
guns" ~ ~ .......t p.
There certsiply Is no objection to their lord
ships enjoying any amount OF satisfaction 10 be
derived from their supposed cleverness In this
matter Of commencing the experlments with
"iron gun-siides and carrisgts;'' but at the
| ssme time Il is right TO place upon record the
fact that "our enterprisirg trans Atlantic
cousins" considered this matter long tlmc
/ ago, and actually mounted the guns OF the New
| Ironsides In broadside battery upon iron gun
slides and carriages, the models Of which were
shown 10 English army and navy officers sew.
eral months ago. Ons OF these officers, who is
| now the gallant heet captain OF her Majesty a
squadron In the Mediterranean, expressed much
satisfaction with the idea, thus for the 1rst
time presented to him.
The carriages OF the New Ironsldes were
placed on board OF her more than two years
ago, have stood the test OF battle during the
lengthy operations before Charleston, where
she was almost daily under ERE, and are low
In just as good condition for service IS the day
they were frst put on board. This successful
result has 90 fully determined the question Of
| Iron guncarriages and siides, that NUMBERS OF
them are now being made for our ships, and
they will hereafter be found throughout the
navy, both as pivot and broadside. We refer
our English contemporary to the annual re-
port OF the chief Of the Navy Bureau Of Ord
nance for lS64.-Army and Navy Journal.
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HIGHLY IMP0RTANTg
-, y n = tl--A----43sst y y Y Vkfil .
FROM GEN. SHERMAN
HE PURsU,Es HARDER
Heavy Cannonadisg Heard a ~
Direction Of Broad River. ,s,ros
Battle Supposed to have Taken,
Place on the 25th. % plsals

We learn from psrtlcs who prrlvsi hsrs this
morning from esvsnnsh that On the afternoon
Of tho ash ihepyyA cupnpnsding wrs heprd y
the direction Of Broad river. II was the im-l
presslon a. hssdqusitsrs. whom the boat len,
that IIsfdee's force had boon ovsrtskenI by che
troops dispatched by Cen. sherman " ppruIt.
and that battle wss n prcgrvss tctnsphefsi
10 the nsighborhood of broad river.i lsasiiai I
The cannopadIpg = described by opr Inform
ant 90 having bean very heavy. ,isiav % s.iq.ri
Two. Of shermsns army corps were n ~
chase, and no fears need DO entertained Of tho
result. Hsrdee Win be fortunate II hsseks W
his new bascD with haif his force. si,Spssgi s,.,
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PosT ORyIos Postmaster General
Donalson yesterday issued the following orders
The name Of the ofiiee at lees Ferry, Mo-
nongahsla county, West Virginia, Is changed
TO Laurel Iron Workf; William Kelly, post.
GreenbTieT Run, Doddridge county, West Yir-
ginla, vies Sylvester Hughes, deceased. Il. d.
Cromwell ,Myers, postmaster, North Noun
tain, Berkeley county, West Virginia, vice Peter
II. Oonkus, removed. f 14l7lsH . I....
John D. Gordon, postmaster, GerrardstoWn,
Berkisy county, West Virginia, Woo Harriet
Kven @. otto, postmaster, Middleburg, Car
roll county, Maryland, vice John W. Angel,
resigned. ~ o. 'a t+laf
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Az- First Ward.--ThS subsc ribsra 90 the
NATIosAL REPuRLIcAH In the First Ward, whO
lAyo been neglected BY former carriers, ead whs
desire to eOntlpue, VIII please leave their oFdsII
At The Book and Periodical store Of EDWARD
WAITE, No. ITIJS PennGyiyania avenue, bstWefh
Seventeenth and EiEhteelth street,, and they VII
be served pfomptly and regularly. n0yStl
E1-gAIr.--Ths Ladies' attached 20 hy'and
Chapel will hold a FAi In the church, corner OF
Tenth and u streets Island, commencing MON
DAY Deoemhsr 18th, tsst, ths proceeds OF which
are to be devoted TO the completion of The ehuroh
edIncs. A duo band OF music will be In AttendAnse.
Adnaihlion-Adults, 10 oentBi children under IL
cara oil age, 10 oonts. Season Tickets % cents
deib-St
~ The ConIeRsIOnH and EIperlenss NJ
AN lNVALID. --Pubiiihed ior tbs beneht, NAd -
cAUTIoH 70 YOUNG MAN aud otheIn, who tntsF
from Nervous Debllty, PrcmAturs Decay Of Man
hood, ke., supplylng A. lhe hams time ThE hiEAEs
or siIF,oUAE. BY oaa who has cured hpsell
siter undergoing aonsiderAhls quAakery. BY en.
closing q postpaid addressed enVelope, single
sopisr may bs had OF the author, ~ i .r. ID. .
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,,,
\ dec 6,im ID III Brooklyn, kinO Co., s.f,is
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sHkKuEARR's -Ticknor a Fislds,
Boston, have printed shakspears's sonnets ip
81 miniature quarto volume II Is perfect
gem Of a book. For sale BY Hudson Taylor,
834 Pennsylvania avenue. olal ~, -u ins--'s ,
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Third Edition.
y ~ ,fA--AL M
4 HHALF.PAsf FonR O'CLOCK.
,rRNslpEnrIAL i.Eykks r.

= we,are authorized to state that the peblIc
rccephon BY the President Of the United States,
on Nep Year's day, MONDAY, January "a,
1895, D win commence at one o'clock, p. M, Al
which time, In conformity with police arrange.
ments, the gates Of tho enclosure WIN be
Opened. The reception win tsrminsss at two
O'Clock, p. M, precisely. Carriages will ap'
proach the 'Rteeusivo Mansion BY the east
gate. rrf4Ds. yH-trt fgtgs
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PnRaOnAL.

Ann1AAL WmKss Was suspended from duty
for thnnD yoaEs, iron Nay ., 1854 by the ssntsnss
OF court martial. The PTeSIdont has TemIttsd two
yeAFs Of the sonteDes. raguH-H 10 4.
p w. LpcoEs, ", OILS NorcrolS, and other
sana dollars, 10 oneblo them 70 open tho Quincy
Home fOf the SfisndissI, on tins Ist ofJAhuAfy,
Gov. sEIMouR has pardoned the Italian
baIbIr cnnosnl, who was sonyistsd OF the murdsr
STATE prison for hie. Il will be Ismsmbsrsd that
CAoeslai ehdsAvorsd 10 rob ahes store, whsn the
poissnan Pursusd him, And Canoend turned and
sbot ihs olaosr. 4.' ... ..Hf..t 90 t4..
Gov. FsHToH has appointed u. BrockwAy,
formerly member Of Assembly, and At ons tims
editor oI the WAtsrtoEn RJsS~sr, As his private
sssIetArF.l.E gJiSll4aEH w.s.E
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TIL. orm Gathering in North Carolina

This q oTm Gathering In North Carolina.
There are the strongest reasons for believing
that the storm is at last being raised In the
interior Of thls State, which must, ere long,
eventuats In hsT deliyeranca from the Temorse-
less jaws OF the Richmond despotism. Refugees
are pouring In, and they all bring one uniform
story OF suffering and dsStltutlon, and the most
unmitigAted oppression and tyranny ever In
licted upon any people since the reign of those
monsters in human shape, In old Rome, CALI
gula and Nero. Some arc ready 10 seek refuge
BY proceeding North at once, while Others are
willing TO "bide their time" by remaining
among rs. All Join In heaping imprecationg
on this Infamous rule OF Davis and his wicked
co -cOnspirAtors. A real genuine Union feeling
is strengthening and increasing In every town
in almost every quarter Of the state. IL will
yet OyerWhelm and crush the contemplate
despOts now engaged with the desperation Of
demons In trying to keep 1t down. Many ref
uRees now look forward to the Joyous houI
when they can return back again TO their old
homes under the protecting folds Of the starG
and sIlpes.-No,h Caroline TmrG
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LOG A l. N T. " S

IHcREAsB AND MuLrIPLI.-The following 10
tabular statement OF tho numbe of msrrlags
licenses taken out oftBe clerks ofise OF the Dis
trict Supreme Court during the pas. two yesrs,
The fan months seem to bc tho most iavorite
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TELE CRAP
Barbridss's rad = GREAT suee.ss--Ths

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2o.-A dispatch 10 the
Cospnsrcial from Louisa, Kentucky, says the
success. iBreckiurldge, Vaughn and Duke were
whipped. Their artillery was captured and
their forccs scattered. baltyille was burned
and their works destroyed. Tho railroad from
Bristol and twenty miles beyond Wytheville
was destroyed, with all the rolling stock.
Bristol and Wytheville are In ruins. The pro-
perty destroyed is estimated ttwenty millions
Of dollare.r -1.,I y +-I-..t
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SecondEdition
-FOUR o,oL oOK, II. M.

{ THE Richmond wais. 10 oneof ihoss nsmiss
editorials which are written daily 70 "nre the
Southern heart" says;
"If the fate Of Carthage is 70 oyertake us, II
must not come until our women, IKE those OF
Carthage, shall have given their hair for bow
atrlngsvpf NJ II AAlffn ~ IL
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A TRmurs TO THoaIs sIkaR Krse.-Thls
pleasant volume, written BY Richard Frothing.
ham, and published In elegant form BY Ticknor
a Fields, is for sale by Hudson Taylor, S3i
Psnnsylvanla avenue. We lsade copious eI-
tracts from this Interesting biography last
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T.. lave. I...s sy ss,pwrseh.

b Nnw YoRk, Dec. 2s.--Ths City OF Dublin
side, on the 17th inst, and found three men
aboard, survivors Of thirteen psrsons.i The
sea was breaking over the vessel, and Il was
With ths utmost- dificulty that the survivors
were rescued. They had scarcely any clothing
on, and their legs and arms were terribly
swollen. Their names are George Smith, Gif-
bort Duncan and John johnston. ai 7 H''A h
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TnURsDAYaa.l,...,...aDEorHBER 70. 1854
TO nrnsEas on conaRrss.

Senators and Representatives can have the
DAIr NArrorAL RzsusIaoAn dslivcred regu-
larry and promptly at their residences, q srap-
p-rs, by ordering n throssh the Secretary Of
the sepsts, the cisrk Of the House Of Repre-
seutatives, or ct the REPUBLICAN ofheo, 5Il
Ninth ssrsst, above Pennsyiv.nis ayenue-
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i TEE RiyEn. The ice has almost entirely
disappt Artd from the chs mel, and be AlexAndrih
boAln are now making regular trips, and the hr-
rival and departure OF VelEels again give the
whArres business appearance.
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DIED,

On the ASH insi, In hopss Of blisafuI tpmorr
tally sbeyon the grave. NelLfr, .dsafh'ef o.
{, s,se.I, w:and ssrsh u'srnsAis' IN shspsh sss''
: over the river, the beainaa psIe. a1
SsssySs ,hs e aou::sId
DAZZLING Neliie We see her Il. II
she Gro ssd on hcr bosom her dinpisd hA9ds,et
And fesrlessly catered he phantom bark,
We felt II glide fromlts silver sands.
And all our tunshlre Erew strangely dsrtiui
We shall kaow the loved Who have goue before,
AMI, ,jeyfuily swest viii the mesting be,
When over tho river, The peaeefnl river,
The Anssi OF Dssth shAii carry msp ob Sei
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nsssipts from IatsraAi asvsnas.
Ths reeeipss nom Internal Revenue yester.
day, amounted 10 the large sum Of one million
eight ,Assdred D.ovsand dollars.
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ARRIVAL OF SICK HRoM THE ANNA large
number OF siok aHa wounded from The a I'D hospi.
tsls In the Army of the PotomAo were brought up
to day, and distributed among tho various hosp-
out, and their inmAttB removed to more Northein
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Bosros, Dec. 2s.--Tho schooner vandalia, OF
Harrington, IRON New York for Boston, with .
cargo OF coal, went ashore on Chatham Bar on
the night Of The 24th. Crew saved. Vessel q
total loss. 4 10 trr r...rr y L .f--H H
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A Answ Dspo.itsry Of Pablic Msniss
Tbs Secretary Of the Treasury has dtslgnated
tho Nstioil Exchange Bank OF Columbus.
Ohio, depository OF public monies. .'5l1I
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GAMBLING. Charles Clarke, a Snowman,
was ATrssied. on yesterday, by Ohiser Lewis, on
the charge Of gambling, and ", taken before jus
tiee 0IbeTBon, who nlgd him 500 II.
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ADMIRAL PoRrEUs OFFICIAL RK-
yaI fsi+ PORT. rffa.tfaf

D The Official report Of Rear Admiral Porter Of
tho operations sgalnH wllmipgton was re-
celyod at the Navy Department late this af,er-
noon, and will be issued In tho RHrUmIcas
EXTRA this evening. .1iiv srt u51 si.f5a
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XXTATER REGISTRARS OFFICB,
wv December 20, ls6i.--All persons who use
the Aqueduet Water In their houses win piease
take notice that the water will be shut n on IT.
uTdAy Dight sllt instant, from O'clock, y. m, till
ds9esE Water Registrar. !.
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The bill for the reduction and redemption of
the o. 6. "A. currency was amended in the House
of Representatives (rebel Copgress) by adding
tho following TO the nth section, 70
Provided J,rrher, That said certificates shall
be divided into two classes, 10 be designkted
respeeuvsly ss No. and No. Q. Certificates
Issued during the fret slx months OF the year
1895, shall be W the lat class, and shall be re-
deemablein cotton at 20 eeuts per pound, corn
at d.60 per bushsl, and wheat at 90 per bnshel,
provided, however, that holders of the Treasury
hotes living In tho trans Mississippi Depart
ment shall be allowed two months additional
70 convert their Treasury notes into certificates
of the 1st class-, Certificates iseued subsequent
2 the si5,h aud eighth month Of said year
shall be I'd class, and shall be redeemable In
cotton at so cents per pound, corn at So per
bushel. and wheat at ~ per bushel. Fa ,-s
GEsnRAI~Is-CHBy or rue UITKp sTArEs
ARMY.--The Army and Navy Journal gives
the list Of officers who have held the position
o. Gensral;ln Chief Of the army Of tho United
gssyss Ct psIs; Con. Jo.iah h.ruer. from Sep.
MAJ. Gen, Arthur 81, Clair, from March,
179t, 10 March, 1792.i r'I#rT. ., l I' Q -
MAI. Gen. Aa,houy Wayne, from March.
Brig. Gen. James Wilkinson. from Dec.
17q6, to July, 1898. iE.r4sJ tl y !l.sl. F,
Lieut.. Cen. George Washington, from Jaly,
Maj. Gen iJsmes Wilkinson, .(sgsin) from
June 1900, 10 Jsn., 1912. saylJTf NfAls !
MAJ. Cen. Henry Dearborn, from Jan. 1919,
Me-; S Gen. Jacob Brown, from June. Isis, to
Feb, 1928. W. - 80. rs. w. - g.- az
Maj. Cen. Alexander Macomb, from May,
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FoRTFIsHERNoTM TMucHpAMAGED

BRAee,s DISPATCH FROM WILMINGTON
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CRIMINAL CoURT = Judge RiLtfr. : John
schul ., indicted for larceny, waB found not guilty.
VIM. HaiIlleman was convicted OF larceny and
sent to jait for days. .-.-..L "a 1900. ~.
Charles C1omes, charged with AlaAult and bat
tefy, was found guilty. ~ .,r-.L-l ~ .r.+, o.. :
Sophia Dnokeit was eonvisted OF larceny and
sentenced ior year 10 the Albany peniteniiAry.
Nancy Gaines was found guilty OF larceny and
sentenced for one year to Albsny penitentiAry.
George Goldtmith, charged with assault and
ns,, .,oIa's,1 M "a Jahn p,npse irS,o,ed
upon the charge OF assault and battery, submitted
and were eaeh q led Sb0 .rr
Chsflss YoaDs, Indie ed for tho larceny OF .
horse, was found gully Aud Sentenced 10 two
years impr' sonment In alb ny. r.
John Connor, charged with hsAult aud battery,
was convicted and hned sl6. ~
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THH GEoRsBTogH MAYoRALTV sUIT.-The
case Of the u. y. for Crawford VsrsuS Henry Ad-
gard 10 the mayoTAlty seat, u on trial In the
Dlitrlc, supreme tourt, Chief Justice Carter pre-.
siditg. r. J Brent l. counsel for pIo eenuon, aud
Tor TIE defend, ,nt. - ~. .#,....r. II. H., - .ffT
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HONESTY is the best policy in medicine as
genuine preparation Of that unsquAlled tpring
medicine and blood purher, deeldediy superior 70
the poor limitations heretofore In the Arkst TriAl
proves It. - ...... '. '.a ,alu .l4rg yl ell
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TRIAL OF SURGEON KRAsBI.-The prolonged
trial OF DR.. KeAsby, whien has occupied the gen.
ersl eourtmartiAl of which Gen. briggs 10 preti'
dept since1 December Ith, vas brought to close
delivering the argument on behalf of the Govern
ment, and inreply 70 the defence Of tho neeused.
Major BurnhAm opened his argu! ent by a lum!-
and then reviewed, At considerable length, the
testimony, which is very vouminous, the record
9,,pmss an3 ,tsna,,S ovos 80 5aSea M es.
Amlnntieo OF the testimony was elo.e, irgenious
and ., inetimes severe, espehslly his structures
upon Charles H. Keasby, ehstged with cooperating
with the accused in most " the fences lsid The
Court then proceeded to deliberate upon the pro
eeedngs, the result Of which will probably not be
known for several weeks.
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Fsom Hsvaua-Ths R,bsiiiou IN Sc.
" w ~ pomingo supprss.sd.

b NEW YoRx, Dec. 29.--The steamer Moro
Castle, from Havana on the 2iLh, has arrived.
A report was received there, via Porto Rico,
that the 81. Domingo rebels had submitted 70
the Spanish Government. Hrf|.ra . rH... f.# Fl.
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PRAN0IpANnInP ow DERi o..


H.g4 u. ID ~ Aa.s-lgl ,iIaL slg NluL DCiIl
10 unriVAled for removing Chaps, Dlotehss. Pipsd
Plies, Chafes, and other Impurities Of thssktn,G
rcndering II SOFT, CLEAR, SMOOTH, and BEAU,
TIFUL.
FRANGIPAENI PowpfR 40
Ia used to remove TAN and FRECKLEs, giving
FRESHNESS to the COMPLEXION and a healthy
hue 10 the skin, with YOUTHFUL soFTNEss.
;,g FRANGIPANNI POWDER iAsAsIl ~
ID used BY the ladies Of Europe to sprinkle the
lnslds Of Kid Cloves, enabling tight glove 10 be n
drawn on and or with oiSe and ptevensng thsiE 5qs
being Ioed by perBpiration. After the glove Il Il
Withdrawn a leaves the aud smooth, aon and %
white with a delicate freshnehs and perfume ig7is
FRAE6IPANNI POWDER 10 islsu al
10 used to remove all roughnsIS and Fednes OF the
hands, arms and face. II soitsnS coTns, and all
other eutAneous exorsaseaoea
Price IS eeHt, aad 90 CENTS according 10 sits o.
pAehAge. .f .#. .y.fgeI.t
~ Sent by mail on receipt OF price.
For sale BY WILCOX co. Sole Agents, o,1j :
poyls-sn 1871 Water ttrssL New York. ALL
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wsLcHEs, t9cKETs SHAIks, BadGnLIr., "a!
and CksEs, toge her with . fnii assgrtnsnt "
Fine Jsweiry, will be sold at retail for the nsxt
sixty days. Certificates naming the dinerynt sfti.
without regard to choice. ons eerttnests, telling
you what you can have for sf, will 20 sent for .
eenis ave certificates for 81 slsyen for u, thirty
perfect satisfHetion you san return u snd Estths
money. Great Inducements srs. oreiet 70 assnts
and corps In the array We win ssnd ssisyl,
(pire silver with your name, regiment, and eont
pany handsomely engraved thereon, on the rsesipt
circular 10 Agents. O. NJ. WAR5k q co, Nv
noIt7m No. 1oe Drsadway, N. ~
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Extracts from Yesterdays Rich
mond Papers.

sherman Sends or an Expedition.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.-The Essniag Bal-
htin announces that the Navy Agent has been
removed, and the office is now In possession Of
Goyornu ent agents. PsymasterA. T.. Watson
relieves Chambers. ....F
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The Navy stl!cr. Hood.
Destruction Of a Rebel Fort al
Chickasaw. Alabama.
Hoods Means OF Crossing the Ten
nessee Destroyed.

TWO, FIELD PIECES DISABLED,
~ ~ --[--AAl J llCA
HOOD IN A vHRY nAD Fix.
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CAPTURE Or Observation-Disclosures
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sPEO1AI.lNlolTIoEs. s. !.

n Fsutsh wsrd,--A nssss ppsst,ng ,s
ne Si,yess s,s q re rsp,sh I'D s ss ~ %
srres 10 eorf.s Nhe pfsssnt rolIsnt iisss, ana
also 10 provide means Tor reducing tbs quota n
inter sisd. Lst sysrysf Z az tome 10 this nsstins.
The suhirct ID all.important. !, -, ~. ~
By of,sr ofths osnsfsi ocmmittssi - .l
v. .. srr-r, secrstary.' sr = II ds3s d
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ACCESSORY TO MURDKR. - This morning
VIM. H Cos wAs tried before Justice Boswell, At
the police headquarters on Tenth street, on the
cha ge OF being an accessory 20 the murder OF
CAssen. DR.. ATmond, who v as shot on Monday
fttrnoon on tho corner OF Second and y streets
pAl witness In the case, saw Cox at the time. He
was nourshlng billet aud was In eompAnY with
the mau wEo fired the fatal shot. Cox was com.
mitted to ail IoF further hearing, and EdEArd
Cation the father OF the vitness gave bAn for tha
appearance Oi hts IOn wherever required. d.. ia
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-29

~ Peoples Tsisgrspn.-sswvirst Ola 1
LisEs, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON. and alii
important points. wAshingtoh otneess REPUBad
LIcAN BUILDING, 81 Ninth rtreet, twsst ddsJ !.
sornef PennayiyAniA ayenus and sixth street. .
under National Hotel, and ieorner yiftesnth Aad y
ItIssts, opposite Treasury building. ~ w ..t
l.. i,s,,, ,s - CHARLEs .. NoYEs, i,.iso
iobls-tf- MAnAEer WAshipatoa Dls,tist., I
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-29

LARcENIRs.-Last night James Miller, col
ored attended q dAace at u Ianche on Sixth street
Island, and was invited ont BY Prank sewell, SlBO
eolofOdj and they went TO tho house OF " steE
GundTy drinks, Miller discovered that he had been
robbed Of ATTY GollaIs. Sewell was arrested by
Ofioer GIBSON, and com mmltted to jail for court.
Henry Smith was disposed Of ia . similar man.
ner for stealing eleven dollars from the house Ol
George ralbeIt, on htISst south, between -Four.
And-A-hAlf And sixth. '.sf.. r.T 4.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-29

t1-Caivary Daptist Church meets svsry =,
sabbath in the Old trinity Church, on Fifth Streeh
A. II, and TX r. N. seats nee. rev. T, n, Hoy
lett, pastor. ~. lsaiSn 4