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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

Col. l.. b. PARSONS has been relieved from
dsty a. the head Of water transportation In the
West, and has been ordered 10 duty In this city,
as chief uf the Bureau of Atef and Railroad
CleAry, whJis ordered to other duty. DE will so
have charge OF the financial arrangement. q all
military elesAph Col psrsoni' marked sbility
the cause his promotion to this responsible post
Me. WM. r. SHIPMAN, lately the Principal
OF the Green Mountain Institute In Woodato y,
Vermont has been rendered proiessorship In
Tufts College, somerville. Mass
Gov. ANDREW speaks in Cooper Institute,
New York, t,-morro evening.
MCCORMICK, the reaping machine inventor
10 Long John WentwOrth's competitor for Con-
gress 10 the Chicago district. al.
VALLANDIGHAM spoke at Dayton few days
ago, and reiterated the deelAr alto that the Demo
cratic party 10 now peaoe party. He said " the
Chicago platform enuneiAted ~ policy aud pflnol,
pies by authority, and was binding upon every
Democrat, and by them the Democrntie Admins
trAtion must and shOu d be goVeHed. nwas tbs
only authorized exposition OF the DsnloorAue
creed, and he repudiAted all othe g."
MRS. ABBA QUMoT ADAMS, wife Of ellison
Adams, Of Denmark, ae, Ia & ht Of ments % de ds;
Frank, Aged Ave Yeas and two and half years
and Il en- II uished up the borrbe tragedy BY drown
log herself she hsd been am tcted before butWAi
now thought to be sane. '.a
Col. JOHN LEE, OF Frederick, Nd, was 90.
rlously injured by being run over In New York OF
Saturday.
GBE. PRICE is threatening another rebe
mon6trAtion" In Missouri. It 10 probably In
tended to and 60 ne of his men home, 90 that theJ
car vote for MSllellAn for President, and Prioe''
nephew, Tom Price, for Governor
Pooh OLD REvHRDY JOHNSON announces
that he will support McUle l,n. Rsyer1y tried tt
be good Union man last summer, but hil old a.
G0ctAtionH are evidently too much Tor him,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

A MAN ROASTED TO DBATH.-Yestefday, a
lot OF conscripts were brought down from New
Hampshire, and, while they were being taken
by the stesm.iug Macy from this city TO Gal.
loupe's Island, one Of them attempted to desert
| by secreting himself between the coal bunker
| and the boiler. II Is supposed that the heat
caused him 10 faint, and he fell down under the
boiler, where be literally roasted To death. The
man was missed, but 1t was supposed that he
had deserted in the city, and IL was not until
six O'Clock, when the hArbor police searched
the boat, that the body was found, It was
conveyed 10 the dead house. The name OF the
deceased is unknown. He was 25 or 80 years
OF age, about feet incheS In height, and had
In his pockets two matches and four s. green.
backs.-Boston Herald, 2ih.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
w..,,r rn IiI,.o,. Sanitary Fair,

The loyal citizens of Western Illinois ar,
making preparations for a grand Sanitary
fair 70 be held at Quincy, to commence on the
eleventh day OF October Illinois has furnished
an immense army to support this Governmen,
In putting down the rebellion, and We doubr
mot that commensurate efforts will be made tc
give "aid and comfort" to the soldiers in tn,
ncid.
In this season, when the golden harvssts o
that glorious State, so rich In agriculture
productions, and also In patriotic hearts, W,
shall expect to sec generous offerings to th'
soldiers cause. Illinois has contributed tc
the service of the country nearly tro hundred
tAossand soldiers and sailors, who have borne
glorious part in our most brilliant battles.
In alleyisting the suffering which always
follows In the track Of armies, the people OF
Illinois have already set shining example In
the Chicago Fair. Their charity goes hand In
hand with their patriotism, as the results of
this new effort will sbundautly show.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
A Defence OF Gen Mcclellan.

TO tie Editors Of the Esenia1 Poa: Ian afraid
you have done injustice 10 attributirg some
deep design to the artist who engraved McCle-
Ian with an empty scsbbsrd and no sword.
sutpect the eimple explanation 10 the want OF
room In an ordinary print for a sword Of the
immense length required by . general who
never comes within I've miles OF the enemy.
You are also very unjust In insinuatlnR that
Little Mac has been In the habit Of forgetting
everything but himself On the contrary, when
When he sent thst note Of Gen. Hallu L about
'ny own army" be forgot himself again. And
he completely forgot himself when he paused
In every campaign to write letters Of advice to
his Commauder-in Chief, the President, on the
political conduct Of the war. might cite hum
dreds OF similar instances In refutstiou Of your
cruel asperslon. ~ =.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
LATEST FROM GENERALS GRANT
SHERIDAN, CANBY AND sTEELE-
mOYEMENTs OF JEFF. DAVIS.

i
The following has been iutnlsned the hEfUD
LrclS by the Government four hours after It
.n,o.-oS In N.,v york and ,,,b..,,...t to IL,
-, ..--,.,.,-.
publication ezct"Sps'v In an anu-hu"ihi'rs-
tion paper in this District; 80
aDisnatches from Gen, Sheridan, at II O'Clock
n a.,r,dsv niobt air mIIes south Of New Market,
y &c bscr rsceivsd. He had driven the enemy
Sro,n Mount Jsek.on without being able to
h,n.a % an .ngsgement The enemy were
na,jnc r.nidlv and he mad no cavalry present
n Mold them.
sr".ha,, boa .t,acted Wlckham,s force at
~ .nd can,ured a number of prisoners.
asbsridsn found rebel hospitals in all the
,o,,ns from Winchester 10 New Market, and
was eighty miles from Martiusburg.
rTwenty pieces OF artllIery "e'e eaP'urea .,
rnerS I,,in, n, i' 'csS..ons iimbers. &c. a large
amount Of entrenc ching tools, small arms, and
dahria
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

Tn RRBRL GENERAL II. P. BEE CAsHIERKp
yoR CowARDIcE,-A gentleman, recently from
Texas, and now 10 this city, states that the
rebel Gen. Hamilton Privlean Bee, a native Of
South Carolina, has been eashiered for COW,
erdice IN the face Of the enemy. Gen. Bee, II
epPears, had been appointed 70 command the
aiyision formerly led by Gen. Tom. Green, OF
teaAA, who was killed on the Red River, and
rn eherged with abandoning his command In
asaoseqaent fight with Gen. Steele, In Arkan-
Since his disVrace, 1t is stated that he has
pyofossed TO be in bad health, and has ex-
Pressed me conviction that vlsit 70 MuIIco is
esAenhAi 70 bis recovery. He is iobablv there
by thls time. This Gen. Bee ia the Indjy,dnsS
who got drunk on liquor obtained by eIcbsne.
ing military stores belonging TO the SoScsI,ea
Sonfetsrate States army for 1t, and aed from
Brownsville In the panic several days befors
9as Toops arrived there. Before leaving hc
invested RSO, 900 In sterling exchange. 30 ala
the Brownsville JotTRdl.
:, hs VIII probably, amer spending . time in
Mexico, visit Europe. -"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

THE Republican Convention to nominate q
candidate for Representative to Congress aud
elector from tho Fifth Massachusetts district
will meet on Thursday, October 9, In Salem
The Newburyport Herald says; :" For Repre-.
sentative there will be no question, as Mr
ALLEY has no competitor, but has all the field
70 himself The elector will be taken from
this section OF the district. In 1860 John q
Whittier Allied that Office, and II he will consent
70 II, he will probably be nominated again
Major Ben Perley Poore, Of West Newbury
will otherwise be likely to receive the nomina
tion.o
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
n Y y / O / A l.

HEADa'As military Dist. or WAsHIHoIoN,j
PRoyosr MAnsHALb OFIICK,
wAsHmaTos, D. C., Sept. l2, 1894.
General Orders, No 4,
Information having been received At these heAd
quarters, that many persons engaged in the.
Clothing and Furnishing business In this Istriot
have frequently sold citizens clothes 70 enlisted
man, upon the nen exhibiting certificates OF dis
charge from the United States seTVisej and as
such discharges have, In most cases, proved to be
spurious and forged or belonging 10 IOms otr persoA
hsR ne ons pTessniing O.. It Is, therefore,
0rdstsd, That 90 much Of General Order No. .,
issusd from these hsdQuaTtsra that relates 10 the
sale Of clothing 10 enhStod men, 10 90 amended %
10 prohibit the sale OF oothins TO any enlisted
upon discharge papers that he may present, until
said papers have bean examined and . special
permit obtained from these headquarters.
Any violation or oyAaiOn Of this Order, will be
promptly and severely punished, and the Offenders
sueJoetsd 70 thei penalty attached TO the dig
oosdisnse Of az. and other existing orders relating
: Coz. ~ n WisEwELL, Military 6oy'r.
TsilsnAHAN' Col and Provost Marshal
AelA,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

ONE OF THE CorPgRHEAD PRrSrJ Of this city
has stated that the citizen of Washington men
toned by us as having ntributed one hun
dred dollars as reward to the first man Of
our army who shall unfurl the stars and stripes
In Richmond was arrested, few days since,
for selling clothing to soldier. Itis sufficient
to say that this statement of the arrest is sim
ply Copperhead lie. The gentleman referred
to received the thanks Of the Secretary of War
for his generous and patriotic donation, and
he was never arrested for any offence agains,
| the Govern mcnt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
SHERMAN As LnrrrR wRrrra.-The Griffip

bHhkHAr Ib 4 Lhfffk WKIfkK.-TheU UTIIhn
(Ga.) Rebei, commenting upon Gen. sher-
mans correspondence with Gen. Hood, con-
corning the evacuation OF Atlanta by the
women and children, says:
The special correspondents Of the Chatta-
nooga Gds<tts and New York Tribune will dis
cover In Gen. Sherman, when this correspond
ence reaches them, that they have n distin-
Ruished rival In literature. The result may be
that the hero Of "the Punishment of the inno-
cents" may yet be called from the command
Of an army to the supervision Of new Com.
plete Letter Writer" shermAn's epistle is
alled with elegant " extracts" and one dainty
nsorcedu, In particular, about the marines.' -
His eplstolsry efforts, If nothing else, will
damn him with immortality, the insufferable
braggart, for whom, as he is said himself 70
have declared, the overcoat OF his Creator
would not even make q waistcoat.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

CONFIRMATION TO PosrNAsrERs.-Pursuan
TO the requirements Of the act Of Congress, ap-
proved July /, 1854, to establish salaries for
postmasters, &C., the Postmaster General, q
few days since. ordered the following iu this
locality: Washington, D. c., S4,000; George
town, d. c., q, 400; Alexandria. Va, $4,000;
Baltimore, q; 600; Wheeling, Va, o., 100; An
napolis, e2, 900; Cumberland, S2, 200; Frederick,
e2,20O; Havre de Grace. /, 200; Elkton, Nd,
81 100; Ellicott's Mills. 1.l0oi. HsRerstown,
sl.700i Port Deposit. $1,000; Gsint Dennis,
SOS ss.Ty o.s.baG HOOK 700 roiD' lookout
Court House, 81 500; Msrtinsburg. Va, q, 600;
Psrkersburg, Va, $500; Harper's Ferry,
100; New Creek Station, 81, 100; Norfolk,
Va, 81, 400; Old Point Comfort, o., 600; Beau
fort, 8. C., s2,5O0; Port Royal, 8. C., o., 500;
Wilmington, Del, s2,b00 Delaware City,
800; Carlisle, Pa, 81, 800; Chambersburg,
g. 800 Chester, Pa, o., 100; Harrisburg, Pa,
$2,70oi York, Pa, $4,000; Lancaster, Pa,
ts,50oi Williamsport, S2,6OO, Columbia, Pa.
u ,6OOj Gettysburg, tl, 600; Bedford, 81, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
REBEL OPERA rioNs IN MISSOURI


shelby Occupies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Advancing.
sr. LOUIS, Sept. 25.--Joe shelby's rebel force,
said to be 1000 or 5000 strong, occupied Fred.
ericktown, 20 miles east OF Pilot Knob, yester-
day.
shelby's deslgn Ia not yet developed.
Gen. Ewing, commanding the district of 81.
Louis, took brigade Of A. J. Smiths troops
down last night, and is otherwise fully pre-
pared TO meet the enemy.
Pilot Knob is we'll fortified aud garrisoned.
Cape Girardeau, on the river, can stand q
siege, and the only damage the rebels can do ID
to temporarily cut the Iron Mountain railroad
Price crossed the Arkansas river some days
since, at Locust Point. His force moved toward
Batesyille, evidently with the design OF Joining
Shelby in Northeast Arkansas, and with the
combined commands invade Missouri from the
| southeast.
The force occupying Fredericktownis Is doubt
| less the advance OF the column which is esti.
mated to be ten or twelve thousand strong.
Gen. Mower, with . part OF the 10th Army
Corps, left Brownsville on the DuvalPs Bluh
and Little Rock railroad . few days ago In q
northerly direction, and Shelby will have 10
look sharp after his rear. The situation will
probably deyelope itself In few days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
RE-opHsIsu or rHn BILrIxoHs AND {

RB-0PEEIsg or TIE BLLrINoRs AND OHIO
RAnRoAD.-The repairs 10 this road will be
finished by tomorrow afternoon, and trains,
both passenger and freight, will be Immediately
run. II 10 the Intention to run special burthen
trains, In order that the great quantities OF
western produce and the large amount of coal
that have been accumulatiny west of Martins.
burg can be brought more rapidly to this city.
II Is thought that about /, 800 tons of coal per
day would be brought y this city for some
time 10 come, which wilNSo far toward sup.
plying all demands for that article. There il
at present . large military force guarding the
line Of the road, and no danger from the rebels
10 at all Observation-Disclosures Sun.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

TIE POSTAL MosEr ORDER SIsTHM.-The
Post Office Department has completed the pre-
paration ofirstructions, forms and blanks for
the operat on OF the money order system. About
one hundred and forty post offices have been
desiEnated - money order offices. There are
located principally In the Western States, and
divided In two clssses. Those Of the first are
Repositories In which those OF the second class
deposit their surplus money order funds. OF
those at present designated there are twenty
six offices Of the first class. The system Is to go
into operation on the LIST Of October; but IL will
require several months to get the machinery in
complete working order
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

The unconstitutional conduct OF this young
General, who is so violently overturning the
Chicago platform, and committing murierous
assaults upon the forces Of the brave General
Early, meets with the unqualified reprobatlon
of the Copperheads here. Their only consola-
tion Is in the thought that when Mcclellan Is
elected he will Immediately consign Sheridan
to the Old Capitol prison.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

This evening MIR. and Mrs. Barney Wnlismr,
after au absence OF two years, make their appear
anoe at Growers theatre Tonight. Three piecei
will be producsd-that Of Mr.. Barney Winiami
10 Paddy ORaferty, or a Poor IrishmAn's For
tune" with the COmediettA of 60 1he Customs oil
the Country" with Mrs. Barney Williams In her
great part OF "M, lissa," with songs, which are
gems In the way Of melody the performance n
conclude with the Irish farce OF the "Irish Tiger II
with Mr.. Williams 40 Paddy Ryan"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

hemov I OF the InhAnttants from At
lanta-south rn siand r that they
were Rsbb d Re 'utsd by Gen. Bher.
man Testimony OF One Of Gen. Hosd's
stan.
ATLANTA, Sept. H.-To tie Louisville Aoeai
Of The Associated Press! Your press dispatches
Of the 2lst embrace one from Macon of the l4th.
announcing the arrival Of the first train OF
refugees from Atlantis, with this addition,
" that they were robbed OF everything before
being sent into the rebel lines"
Ofcourse that Is false, and It Ia idle to cor
rect II, SO far as rebels arc concerned, for they
proposed 1t 90 o falsehood TO create mischiey-
Gus ubllc opinion. The truth is, that during
the truce 446 families were removed South,
with 1851 pounds Of furniture and household
have perfect record by name and articles.
sian, who had general supervision Of the busl-
ness, received from Major W. T. Clan, OF Gen.
MOODS staff, the following letter;
houGn AsD READY, Sept, 81, 1864.-COlonsl;
Our ohclal communication IL about 70 close.
tou win permit me TO bear testimony 10 the
unIIorm courtsy you have shown on al occa-
slonb 70 me ana my people, and the promptnesS
win winch you have corrected all iFreauIari-
ties arising In our intercourse, HopinR Al
some future time 10 be able IN reeipTocsta Sour
courteous, and In many instances. your posi.
tive kindness. Your obodient servant,
W. T. CLAH,
Maj. and A. 4. @. Gen. Hood'1 stss
Lieut.. Col. Willard Warner, Of Gen. sherman's
stat.
ivOuld not notice this, but know III. poo.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

INCREASED RAILROAD EXPBNsEs.-The va
rious New England railroads will show an in
crease OF gross earnings for the year 1884, but
the enhanced coat Of running the trains, with
the advance in the cost Of locomotives, cars,
suit about the same as In 1903. A frst-class
locomotive now costs $25, 900, against q, 900
before the war.-Bost0n TrdV.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

BUrTHR.-The purchasers Of butter at fifty
cents per pound, deliverable at the close OF
November, have suddenly disappeared. Farm
ers who, at the instigatlon OF such parties,
have kept their stocks on hand, may now fnd
that buyers turn up their noses at the mention
OF forty.tWo CENTS Boston Journal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
TREAsuRy DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF lsrEaEAL REVENUE,

WARRINGTON, september %, 1884.
sIR: Your letter of the 18th, containing a
statement of your engagement at Ford's The
atre, and of the fact that Mr.. Ford deducts
from the share OF tho gross receipts which you
are TO receive as compensation for your services
two per cehtum for the Government tax, and
inquiring whether this deduction will be cred
lied TO you In the assessment of your annual
Income tax, is at hand.
| reply that no such credit can be allowed
you. The tax will be levied Oh your annual
income over 8 hundred dollars. What COM
pensation you shall receive for your services
from Mr.. Ford is, Of course, matter Of private
agreement. But a definite contract having
been made, there is NO authority giyento Mr..
Ford under the law to deduct any percentage
whatever from your salary. =,
The law provides that the proprietors of rail.
roads, steamboats, ferries and bridges, MAY
add the taxes severally imposed on them tc
their rates Of fare, but no power whatever Il
given them to retain any sum whatever from
the pay Of their employees.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) L. A. ROLLINS,
Deputy Commissioner.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

RssEL NBws-A gentleman who came from
Halifax In the last steamer has a Wilmington
(N. % paper fthe 18th, containing flaming
account OF Lees recapture Of the Weldon rail
road, his defeat OF Grant, and capture of larg,
numbers of Federal prisoners. The paper WA
sent 70 Halifax by blockade runner, to be sen
70 ENGLAND by the first steamer, TO bolster VI
the rebel cause abroad,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

u-s.. Of ssdsntary
habits troubled with weakness, lAssitude, paipits.
ton Of the heart lack OF appetite, distress after
eating, torpid liver, constipation, ho, deserve to
sufier II they will not try the celebrated
| - PLANTATION BITTERs,
v Itch arc now recommended by the highest medl,.
cal Al, -,thorities, and warranted to produce an I'M
nsdisie b.sneaciAl effect. They ara exceedingly
.sreeabls. ne teotly pure, and must supsrcede all
other tonios vher,>a healthy, gentle stimulantiS,
required. o..
They purify, strengthen and invisorate.
They create healthy sppeSte.
They are an antido,s to change OF water and
diet. ,-
Thsy overcome sfests of dissipation sod late
hours.
They strengthen the systsm and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmstio and intsrmittent fevers.
They purity the breath and aoidisy OF the
stomAoh.
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They sure DisrrheA, Cholera and Chelers Nor
bus. ..'4' ..
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Easd-
achs . ' 80 "
.They make the weak strong, tho iAnguid brill
liant, and arc exhausted nAture's great restorer.
They are composed OF the celebrated Calisaya
bark, wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all
preserved in perfectly pure 81. Croix rum. For
particulars, sec circulars and testimonials around
eAoh bottle.
Bewafs Of imposters. Examine every bottle. See
that II has D. 8. Barnes' signature on our private
o. s. Stamp over the cork, with plantation scene,
| aAd our DIM signature on q fine steel plate en-
craving on side label. See that our bottle 10 not
refiied with spurious and deleterious stun. We
defy any person 10 mateh the taste or character Of
our goods. Any person pretending to sell Plsnts-
tion Btters 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 other
material therein, whether called Plantation Bit
tors not, 10 criminal under the U. s. Law, and
will be 90 prosecuted by US. We already have our
eye on two parties renlling our bottles, &C., who
will succeed In getting themselves into close quar-
tiers. The demand for brakes Plantation Bittert
from ladies, olergymen, merchants, sss., IL per-
feotly incredible. The simple trial OF bottle 10
the evidence We present OF their worth and superb
orty. They are sold BY all respectable druggists,
goesrs, physisiAns, hotels, saloons, steamboats,,
and country stores.
H. gI.... p. n. DRAKE CO.,
Au2t-sosm So2 Broadway N. y.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

DECLINE IN PoTAToHs.--The Boston TTavsllep
OF Friday evening says; "We are Informed
that lot Of potatoes which reached this city
to-day have been offered at eighty cents. per
bushel." The price OF potatoes in the New
&3 bukhel,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

pie Of the North, lisble 70 be misled by false
hood calculated for special purposes and by q
desperste enemy, viii be relieved BY this arsur-
snce, that not only care but real kindness has
been extended TO families who lost their houses
by the scts Of their male projectors.
". T. sHnRNAN,
Nal. Gen. Commanding.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
Second Edition
THE REPORT OF THE FALL OF MO.
BILE NOT CREDITED.

The announcement Of the fail OF Mobile IL
without any official authority, and ia not be.
lIeyed by those having the best knowledge oi
the situation before that city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

cAno, Sept. 2s.--The Memphis Bsilstia, Of
yesterday, publishes, on what II regards relia-
bio authority, the substance OF dispatch re-
ceised ct Holly Syringe, announcing The un-
conditional surrender OF Mobile to our gun
boats. No date 10 given.
The gunbosts approached the city SO close
that they could have destroyed 1t without din
cnltw
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
POST MASTER GEsERAL BLAIR BE
FORE THE PEOPLE

Postmaster General Blair leaves this city
this evening for New York. He will address
the great Union meeting In that city tomorrow
night, and returns to Washington on wedues
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

,sTaSEI Is wooden railway In New Zealand,
over which an eight ton eogins has made 4, 500
eips IN nve months, drawing loads OF 80 or 40
saw marks on the rails. '-N
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

sArunIL eel pen, In the rock, commuuI.
oatins With the sea by q small aperture, and
allied with myrlsds Of wriggllng cells, has been
dv0.