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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

DAS RIcB, the circus rider, is the Mcclellan
etnditAte Tor S"nstoF Ia the dIstfict cnmpoI NJ
- \ hrrawfnrd counties, Pa. n Dan should he
cleo cd hy The emoorAts he would he very likely
To hrOV tack summersAult as soOn as he got
upoG Ire moor Of the state Senate,
Col. Z. D. TOWNSEND, Acting Adj utant
md Major ThTmrs NJ. Vincent, Assist ant AdiutAnt
osaeral, nromnttd to colonel.
GsN. NEuL, OF Philadelphia, formerly Of the
h ohrps. b.. been assigned TO the comm and OF the
district OF Martinsburg, Va.
GEs. BARrLSrT arrived here to-day, on Liz
wsy 70 the iFont, after few dsyS' leave OF all
sauce
GEH RUrus INGALLS,, Quartermaster Of the
csW Work.
Col K 8. sAEDYoRD, President of the mer-
lean Telegraph Company, 10 at WIllardA' Hotel.
GHs. scHRScK arrived In town last evening,
and qusrtsred at Willard.
JuDos MoRsAS, OF New York, Is in town.
RRAsTus d. WBBsrRR,. of the secretary's
onoe STATE Drpar'ment, retnrRed to the city tbs
morning, AFTER two wetka' furlough.
Hos. HENRT WINTER DAVIS will speak for
Lho"n Id yohnsOn and the Tree Constitu ton,
Nna gains heCiellsn, PsndletOn and slavery, At
lk'1l, 'eel eounty, Md, this evening. IhlS
einses np our ranks here, AID the II'h OF october
Nui make hArylSnd forever tree.
asS. HOoKBR has been invited by Governor
Audrssw 10 attend the gFAd r,ttHe ,tIon mae Ins
~ BE- held In fansul Hall tomorrow iNedorI IdayI
evening. '
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prnocu.TIc oFrIc r-HoLuHus.

We notice. Nv = dlspatrh from Washington,
that the Commissioner of Internal pevenne
an Assr-sor. the Commissioner of Puhli- Build-
'nRr end tho District Attorney participated in
the proceedings ~ an Opposition "r Nc' lcl m
meeting IN Washington and Georgetown on
the 9Th. How long would man hold office
uphsr Democratic rnle who should take such 9
course7 II IA perhaps owing IN ~r. Lewis A.
'enticn tn Coprprhesd politics th4t causrd hin,
IN ska those pix decisions hatlv cnntradic-
'orv ~ each other. and which were recently
published snd commented on by Chicago
paper.-Mr ORE, nS Era.
The sboye paragraph does great injustice to
seve-sl very worthy gentlemen. It refers to
rommlssioner Lewis, Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau, B. B., French Esq Commissioner o.
sublic Buildirgs, aud Gen. Darlington Unitet
slues Attorney for the District Of Columbia
Thy are all earnest and faithful workers fo
the Union cause, and never participated II
any opposition" To the Government by attend
'ug a Mcclellan meeting. Thcs are all sup
por'ers Of LINCOLN and johnson. The "ds
patch from Washington" referred tJ by tn,
Era, uttered malicious fa'sr'0od.
The remsrks about Mr.. Lewis are alao equlN
unjust, ard we arc surprised that our friend
Of the Era should be 90 misled concerning tn
conduct OF one Of our most devoted public on
cers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27
[FoT the National Republicau.l
Argume ntum Ad HoInin uin.

scrRr-Ncz York, September /, 1854.
Mcclellan Man--0ld Lincoln's done for now.
Lincoln Man--How soi
Mcclellan Man-Why Little Mac will carry
every State In the Union. Well stop this war.
Lincoln Man-Perhaps you wil!-moIe likely
you will not.
Mcclellan Mnn-Oh what's the use talkingf
Lincoln don't stand q show OF being reelected.
The Administration ls played out, and so is the
war. The rebels have the best Of US every
where. r. ."w'
Lincoln Man--so you think, and have no
doubt you would like to have It 60. But walt
a little while, and you will hear Of glorious
Union victories. .
Mcclellan Man-Yes, when We elect McClel-
Ian. ,,,,. ..,..,.. ,os,
Lincoln Man-Well, grumbler, how Is the
Lincoln stock now eh
Mcclellan Man-Its looking up, mint 1t
Lincoln Man-Mac wont carry Maine, will
Mcclellan Man-Oh, HI; Mcclellan g
played out; these Union victories have killed
him. ....n.
Lincoln Man-Yes; they have been Summers
10 the rebel cause everywhere.
Mcclellan MAXWELL, Pm going for Lin
coin; am.
Lincoln Mau-Whewi what q change Of
morals. I... col"
Mcclellan Mau-Oh, well, its no use talking.
TheIe e's one consolation, anyhow; II the elec-
ton b ad taken place nine days after the nomi-
nation Mac would have carried every State In
the Union.
Lincoln Man-Perhaps so, but you know II
takes niae days for puppies to open their eyes.
How's thHt7
Mcclellan Man-Very good, as Mac said
when he captured Manassas.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

FoRTREss MoNRoE, sept. 25.-Hon. Secrc-
tary Seward arrived here this morning and left
Immediately for City POiut. Mr.. Harrington,
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury, also ar
rived here this morning.
Major General Ord arrived here today from
City Point, and proceeded to Norfolk.
Lieutenant General Grants batteries fired q
graod national salute of shotted guns on Sat
urdsy morning in honor of the second victory
Of General Sheridan In the Valley.
ARRIVAL OF RELEASED UNION PRISONERS.
FoRTREss monroe Sept. 25.-Thc lag-of-
truce steamer New York arrived here at 3
O'Clock this evening from yarna, on the james
river, en- route for Annapolis, with $50 Union
prisoners, Just released from southern prisousi
The Richmont Wing of September "a, says:
Heavy reinfOrcements to GRANTS army are
still coming in. The enemy are very vigilant
on our right, evidently fearing an attack on the
Weldon railroad.
MERIDIAN, sept. 20.-Mariin's brigade tore
mp tho track between Atlanta and DalIon.
GRiTFIE, Sept. 2l.-Onc thousand of our
men were exchanged at Rough and Ready to-
day. The oath OF Allegiance was offered at Al
lants and freely taken by many Prisoners-Ssy
one entire Georgia regiment.
There had been no movement Of TIC enemy
from Atlanta up TO last night, and nothing Is
known OF the Whereabouts of our army.
Accounts from the front say that desc
arc coming lntO our lines IN large numhCre.
1hey say they have recently had a taste of our
beef, and like 1t so well that they have decided
| TO live with us In future.
Esrly's defeat at Winchester is " explained, e
says the Richmond papers, "by facts generally
understood In this city, but which 1t is not eI
pedlont at present to give greater Publicity to-
suffice 1t TO say they in no wise reflect upOr
the commander, officers or men. All that
yalor aud skill could do was done in the lat,
nRhln
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

The Richmond E1RhiHer of the gIIh states
BY correspondent, In reference TO Hoods
moyslnenis where the next campaign will
he Ia scarcely ever discussed. Al present there
are no evidences OF movement, but have
reason To predict that, before many moons
have Waned, the Fedsrals will bear OF Hood
and his army through quitc novel and unev
,pected Channel
Another states that "bOLh armies are prc.
paTing for the death struggle which is 70 decide
the fato Of Georgia" hut insists CD At Sherman "a
force 10 oyer-estlmated, or he would not have
fallen back from Jonesboro." lie declares that
ths Appearance Of the destitute exiles from
AuantA 10 sufllcient 10 make our people sWear
eyqrlAstiBg hatred TO the Yankee Govern.
mSnt, though he takes good caro- not 10
specify In wnsl partlyplars, and then aerceiy
vxctalmss 'ibetler, ifE better would 1t be that
the grave ahouids contain tho last Of our race
thsn submit 10 The iutOlerablc rule Of people
whose haDds are Redeemed wItA tho blood Of
w h1ss cad ProthsS."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
FORREST DESTROYS RAILROAD BRIDGES
Elk River Crossing in Possession Of
The Rebels.
nEGRoEs IN UNITED STATES UNI
FORM BUrcBERED BYFoRRRsT.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 2C.-Forrest, with his en-.
tire force, advanced upon and destroyed the
Sulphur Spring treslc yesterday.
Col. Pace, commanding Elk river bridge,
evacuated thst post at daylight. Forrest took
possession this morning. His force Is osti.
mated at seven thousand strong, with three
batteries.
On Saturday, in the ngLt at Athens, i've
hundred men of the 9Th and slh Indiana cav
airy were captured.
1t is reported that Forrest butchered all uc-
groes captured who were in Federal uniform.
- ...
oUR IRoN-oLADs NEAR MOBILE CITY
New York, Sept. e7.-The gunboat Fort
Morgan. from Mobile bay on the 16lh, has ar.
rived. Our iron.clads and gunboats were then
near the city, but no attack had been made on
the city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

EI-S. T.-IseO.-x.-PeraOns OF sodsntary
habits troubled with weakness, lassitude, pnlpita'
ton Of tho heart, lack Of Gppetite, distress after
eating, torpid liver constipation, ho, deserve to
suffer II they will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BtTrERs,
which arc now recommended by the highest medi.
cal authorities, aud warranted to produce an in
mediate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supereede all
other tonioI where healthy, gentle stimulant 10
required.
They purify, strengthen and invisorate.
They create healthy appetite.
Thoy He an spfdote TO change OF water and
diet. ...
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the y stem and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasm attic an Intermittent feverI.
They purity the breath and acidlty Of the
stomach. y
They cure Dyspepsia and Constip patton.
They cure DiArrhGa, Cholera AMI Cholera hlOT.
hps,
Thsy Ourp LIVER complsint and Nervous Heal
sohe. ..l
They make the weak strong, the lAnsuid bril-.
liAnt, and are exhausted natures great restoreT.
They are composed OF the celebrated CAllssyA
bark, vintsrgreou, sasssfras, roots and herbs all
preserved In perfectly pure st. CIoix rum. For
PARTICULARS, circulars and testimonials Aroun4
each bottle. a.'.. a.....r
Beware Of impostors. kKAhlins every bottle See
that It has D. 8. Barnes signature on our private
., 8, Stamp over the cork, with plantation scene,
and our n-m signature on ans steel plate en-.
craving on side label. See that our bottle is not
rehlled with spurious and deleterious stun We
defy any person to match the taste OF character OF
our goods. Any person pretending to soil Plants
tion Bitters BY the gallon or In bulk 10 an impos
ter. We sell only In our log cabin bottle. Any
person initiating this bottle, or selling any othel
mAtefial therein, whether called Plantation Bit
ssrS or not, 10 criminal under the U. ., Law Ant
VIII DO 90 prosecuted BY u.s. We 4lreAay have ou
eye on two parties realizing our bottles, kc., who
will Iueeeed In getting themselvss intO close quar-
teIb. The dsmGnd for DrAkos Plantation Bitter
from ladies, clergy men, msTOil4Rts, ~, 10 per-
fsotly incredible. The simple trial oi . bottle Il
the evidence VIC present Of their worth and superl
oIitY They arc sold BY all respectable drusgIstA
poperp, physlSians, hotelS, saloons, lteAmboalS
end country sterss. r.In,I
|.sE'.I q ?. II. DRAKE CO,
sya,'sosn 09 BFosaWsy \, u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

ONE OF THE sTRAws.-rhis mornipg an In
oident occur cd which should be recorded for tbs
sold eTs are mcCieIianites. Two so diers entered
q restaurant In search OF refroshments, After
lunohing they called for somethlng to drink, when
sion, delivered himself a. follows "GsAtlemsp,
we can't gave you anything s'ronser than minsrAl
wAterj the restrictions under this IannieAi Gov:
we'll give you all the liquor YOU want" One OF
thsm replied that he didhr eSre to walt so long Al
that, for be RAB mighty thirsty.
"weli,n said the ooppeIheAd, assuming the air
Of stump orator, "you must go In aud support
your oil commander, d elect him. Then every
thing ~ be right, aud yOul have more ArbitTl-
Ty arrests but Yhul have reo press, free apeeah,
Ind free whiskey." anf.H' o. I.aTa'H .-
81 OH here" said the soldier HQm neither a
sopperhsad nor . Vhlskey-heAd, Ard rather than
vote for George D Mcclellan for the sake OF Wits.
key, would 90 without II all the dAyS Of my Iife"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA durins the great re-
SeSn Soa rs@ ssU sas ,iS
of the second session Of the Thlriy-sixth Con-
gress, the threo sessions Of the Thirty.seventh
C5nsrss., wits The rotss therein, aud the inpor.
fAnt Fsecutive, Judieia', and Politico-milttsry
fact, Of that cvcntful period together with the
in,s Of the rebel administ alton. BY Edward
NE EMERSON, Of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Clerk
o tho HOUSE Of Representstive. o. the lunited
States. Washington, D. C. Published BY fhilp
This is a closely printed volume Of 40 pages
in a substantial leather binding, and, as Its
title indicates, 1t contains materials or i'm
mcuse valne 10 those who would study the
history of the rebellion, The book contains a
vast amount Of matter. compressed from ne
cceslty from the abundant materials presented
TO fho author. Mr.. Mcphcrson has aimed to
produce a record OF those salient facts which
Illustrate the principles that have actuated the
rebels on the one hand, and the Government on
the sther in suppfessing tho rebellion, and q
most valuable acquisition 10 our libraries Is
the result Of Mr.. McPherson's lAbors. 90.
LoNpos QUARTERLY RBvIKw.--This ancient
work ls truO to Its antecodcnts. wenevcr TAXI
il up but we expect 10 sec our old grandmothel
start up, from her old.fashioned sufrbacl
ch,lr--carefuily don her silver-rimmed, heay,
speotaeles and hyprotlzc us wlth'a lecture
three hours long on some antedilnvian theory
that had interested her grandmother, and hat
probably "ruu in the family from the tint
that the memory Of man runueth not TO thu
contrary" However, there is alway mucl
valuable Intellectual food In the London Quar-
terly. Hudson Taylor has It for sale.
EDINBURon RBvIw.--The American edition
of this "Crtical Journal" for July and octo'
ber, 1854, published by Leonard Scott q Co,
New York, has been received by Hudson Tay'
lor. 1t is well llled with good matter.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

"oUR SUCCESS IN BATTLE INsuREs
Pan IRE WILL INEVITABLY LEAD TO
HI9 DsFEAT."-Chdrtston Courier.
"Ir WE HOLD OUR OWN AND PRE-.
vrNT FURTHEs MILITARY sUCCESSFs
ON THR PhRT OF OUR FOES. THERE Is
EVERY PROSPECT THAT MCMILLAN
Will. BIZ ELECTFD, AND HIS ELECTION
UPON TIE CHICAGO PLATFORM MUST
lead TO PEACE AsD OUR fSDEPES.
DENOE. ~ Charlssos Mercury.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

rolled In New Jersey Henry Hahn, alieui v. T.
Chcesboro, enrolled In New York. Boman RotheII, :,
ney, do; Lloyd Z. shIpisy, oysf sse; David y.
Moore, enrolled In New Jersey John L Morer,
over sesI wm. A. freensn, physical dissbllity
enrolled IN New >ork; Lswis Dcver, enrolled in
Pennsylvail,, VIM. Ewen, under fg Georsc
Richter, allsni Jno, Mnrphy, d9.k Chs r. Ihomp-
stitute Daniel Mehrling, lurptshed substitute
Alexander Ashley, furnished substituteJ BERNARD
HAYWOOD, furniIhsd SUI sttute; Moses Webb, a.,
cepted, John Oxford, do; Chss. Sawyer, physioa
disabtityt Robert ". Burley, do. ll1T1rsl1zlszlT
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27
From the Richmond Wing, Sept. 81 !
From GsoPgia.

ARRIVAL OF EItLBs AT MACON.
The first train Of Atlanta exiles arrived at
Macon Friday morning. They were robbed Of
all their household furniture, Jewels and slaves
before being sent into our lines. Among them
is the lady OF Judge Lyons. Sherman called
upon her In person. and stated thai he wanted
her house for his headquarters that II she
would leave her furniture he would take care
of It, and sec that she got II all back. He ad-
vised her not to stop at Griffin, Macon, MIL
ledgcyille, or Augusta, as his army would soon
hold those places, and subject her TO farther
annoyance.
The Conf der0ie says that officers of our
army seem TO think that the campaign In
Georgia is over for thls year; that the enemy
will strongly Gortify Atlanta and hold 1t with
small forca. They reason from casualties In
battles 10 Eorthsrn Georgia, and from Federal
dates OF enlistment and expiration. The cor.
respondent OF the Register, at Loyejoy's, says
II Is reported to be sherman's plan, after allow
ing bis troops little rest, to push forward
three separate columns-one against Macon,
one against Augusta, and one agaiSst Mont
gomery; at least this Is the plan which some
OF his minor officers understood would be car
rled out.
AFFAIRS AT ATLANTA.
The same correspondent furnishes the fol-
lowing items from Atlantai
Den. Slocum, who Is the commaIdant Of the
post, Is installed in the hnc residence or MI.
Dabney, aud Gen. Sherman has enscouced
himself in Mr.. Meals residence, near the City
Hall. r.f.
Gen. sherman did not reach Atlsnta himself
until last Thursday. He was escorted into the
city by military procession, with any amou nt
of music and hags, and was serenaded by the
various army bands all night long.
The city is being rapidly filled with quarter.
masters and eomInlssaTy stores, and the sut-
lerS are doing aland office busintss upon White
hall street.
The Trout House and Washington Hall have
been Te.openGd under the auspices Of adven-
turous Yankee landlords.
A Yankee Colonel aud his mistress are doing
the honors at tho Trout House.
Tho Yankees have commenced the work OF
fortlfyIng the city upon more extensive scale
than the works which We erected to keep them
out.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

THs Mcclellan papers Iu Richmond confess
and deplore the defeat OF Early. But the Nc
Clellan papers In the North are less ingenious.
The Chicago Times, so late as Friday, says
that the dispatches "will have but an incon-
siderable weight with those who know how
easily a skirmiSh under the manipulaLions Of
the Secretary OF War becomes great battle,
and how frequently tho capture Of rebel ma.
rauding party becomes tremendous Victory
over rebel army"
1.-THE Times did not know that Cnion vlcto-
Iies were disastrous to the hopes OF It's candl-
date would 1t thus belittle and deny them .
Tho truth 10, Mcclellan aud Early 60 down
together beneath the sabre-slroko OF aery Phil.
sheridan
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WuLIAMs..-The
original "uish Boy and Yankee GAln mad, their
nrst appearance this season at Growers Il ,eAtre
l'f evening. house packed fGOm pit to dome
awaited their coming before the foo'-lighiS. The
reputation Of this entsFpriAIna couple has be- m 40
long worn both In this and foreign lands, iha no
mention 0f their special powers 10 requI red
Paddy o'Rairerty'' and the " Irish Tiger" gAy6
ample Seope for Mr.. Williams as tho IriAhl man,
and the Yankee Maiden was exhibited to DC rfec-
tion IN "CustOms Of the Country" These pI eces
were well presented, and will bs IspsAtsl this
OYtninK.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
Appeal Of Gen. Hosecrans-state Militia
to be Put Into the sFI.Id-Norsmsntsof of
priee and Shelby


sT. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-tien. ROsccrans has is-
sued an eloquent appeal to the citizens of Mis-
sourl, to take up arms in defence OF their
homes against rebel invaders.
State officers and soldiers now discharged
arc appealed TO and those In the city requested
to report TO Col. Laibold, who will combine
them with his own troops, from brigade vcte-
rams for the defence Of the city.
The entire State militia force will probably
be called into the field. Pilot Knob has bccn
evacuated, and the troops have fallen back to
Mineral Point, whero Gen. Ewing has three
thousand Infantry of Gen Smiths command.
Price will soon be with shelby. Their com
bined strength is from ten to twenty thousand
men, with sixteen pieces Of artillery. Their
advance reached Pennington, twenty miles
northeast of Pilot Knob, yesterday.
There is no information Of the reported cap
ture OF Cape Glrardesu.
Preparations for offensive anl Gefcusive
movements continue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

GEN. JOuE EcHoLs has been assigned to the
comm and OF the rebel Southwestern Virginia de-
partmentt vice John Morgan. relieved three days
before he was killed. ..T.
MkyoR GENERAL MCCALL, of Pennsylvania,
an old soldier aud steady Democrat q many
yrAr,r standing, as well as the Democratic oAndi-
aate far Congress In tho Chester district In 1862 II
now iof MncOln and johnson. az
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

Tm EXAMINATIONS By DIR. kEAsBT.-The
numbe o. eases examined by Dr.. keAsby up TO
bhia d. IL il, 100 or these, 81 have been exempted
tar phv S,cs disability 80 have been accepted and
asnt 10 ,aTrackAj Ss nave had their itGe ext Dded
N order 10 allow them time 10 furnish subgttutesi
is have fuTnIGhed substitu'eIi deteued IN ue
navy Val d; and sent for proof.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

Gen. Upton's wound was more painful last
night than at any other time since he received
1t at the battle Of opequan. The wound was
made by pIece ofshsll, which cut out apiece
OF flesh across the front of the right thigh. The
General is In good spirits, and Is recovering as
RAPIDLY as could be exnect ed
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27
MEDICAL DEPARTMEHT. G 8. Arm

OSB Of the speakers at recent Union gath
erlng In Philadelphia was Judge shannon, Of
Phlladelphia, always a Democrat hitherto, who
never voted for Abraham Lincoln; but
think will be following the teaehInRa on auoh
Democrats az Jefferson and jackson whom 4
say that II am spared to November mean
to vote for Abraham Lincoln.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

.ran DHAFr OF To-MoRRow.-The Fourth
and seventh sub-distEietl, oonptising me Fourth
AM, an al eomnrIsing all Of Geofgotown, will b
Srsn n "a merfow, eommsnelng at 10 o'clock. o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

A SroRa RoBBED.-A woman named Map.
corner OF and Fourth streets, was robbed on
yesterlay morni & of sl6o by some person, whn
stepped 10 the store while she was in an adjoining
room and took the money from box behind the
counter. She heard some one 70 out OF The store
and upon going to see who II wap, she disooyered
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

TnH subscriptions to the 7.S0 loan for the
last two days, as reported to the Treasury De-
partmcnt, amount to 81 ,63s, 900, and to ths
10. 40 loap 1874, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

"EovELrIE," are In active preparation and
will soon be produced for Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Williams, who will occupy Mr.. Growers stage
| until further notice.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27
FOR WOE PRESIDENT.
A N D r E W JOH N S O N
@. or TENNESSEE


NVsbNN
THY CRISIS WHICH THRFATENED 10
pIvIpE THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION Is
PAsT.r
~ SHALL SoT RETURS TO SLAVERY ANY
PERSON WHO rs FREE By THE TERMS o.
TIE PROCLAMATION, or ny ANY ACT OF
coSGRESs.n
81 PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLFMHLy SWEAR TO HENCEFoRTH FAITH.
ruLLY SUPPORT, PROTECT AND DEFEND
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
AND THE UNION or THE STATES THERE.
rsprR"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

LINCOLN AHD JOHNSON CLUB.-Hon. Charles
Case, Of inalaua, who has just arrived from the
front will address the Deola club this evening "
the rooms OF the Z vnion League, on ninth street.
A full Atte. .1danee iB desired. 'a' ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-27

WELL DoER FOR THE FouRru WARD POLICE.
The police OF the Fourth ward intADd to have
picnic this afternoon an eyenirg for the pur:
Of the lapepdipg draft. Thus far they have sold
ave hundred iOllsrp' worth Of tickets. They put
10 the ward fund that em9unt Of money last MS ht
for ths pOIIeemsp. etthoss Of 9thsr wards do
the same,