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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21

Resolved That in the future, n the past, will
adhere vh werving fidelity 10 the Union under the
Constitution the only solid foundation o our strength
security aud happiness as people, and es framework
Ofgovernment equally condueve to the welfare and pros
periy II oil the states. both Northern and southern
Resolved, That this Convention does explicitly declare
the ~ the American people that alter Tour years
Of failure the uulon by tire experiment ~ war;
during which, under the preteRse OF military necessity OF
war power higher thar the Constitution The Constitution
itself has been disrerded Ia every part, aud public lib
eTty aud private right alike irodden down, and the mate
nal prosperity offhe country essentially impaired, ustce
humanity liberty and the public welfare demand that
imuedisie EFFORT be made for cessation Of bostilies
with view 10 al ultimate convention Of the states, or
other peaeeable means the end that at the earliest
practicable peace may De restored on The basis
of the Feiersl Onion of the States
Resolved That the direct interference ef The military
authorities Of the United States IN tbe recent elections
held IN Kentncy, Maryland Missouri and Delaware. was
shameful violation Of the Constitution, and repetition
OF snch acts In the approaching election will be held as
revolutionary, and esssd with all the means aud power
Resolved That the aim and Object Of the Democratic
party l. preserve the Federal Union and the rights ~
consider that the administrative usul patton o. etFa"ai
nary and dangerous powers not granted by theConstu-
ton the subver-ion Of the civil by military law W states
IN insurrecton the arbitrary military arrest, mpris-
onment trial and sentence Of American citizens IA States
where civil law exists in full force Tie suppression 81
freedom of speech and of the pres, the denial OF the
right Of asylum the open and ayowed disregard OF state
rights the employment Of unusual test oahs. and the
interference with and denial o the right o the people to
bear Ia their defense; Is calculated to prevent
restoration OF the Union aud the perpeiuation Of The
Government deriving IL just powers from the consent of
the governed.
Resolved That the shameful disregard 81 the Admins
traon to s duty in respect o cur fellow citizens "Lo
are, and long have been, prisoners of war In sui
fering condition, deserves the severet reprobaiion on
the alike OF public policy aud common humanity
Resolved That the sympathy Of the Democrats party
is heartily and earnestly extended To The sodiery Ok our
army and sailors Of navy who and have beca in
the field and the under the flag of their country
aud n the event OF its attaining power, they Will receive
all the Dare protection and regard that the brave sol
dicrs aud sailors Of the republic have noby earn ed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21
DAILY SENTINEL
National Democratic Platform
OF 1864.

Tar UNloN--T Az CoNsTITUTIOS-PEAcE-P
Lie LIBERTY--PRIvATE RIeHTs--FEKK ELEc
TIoxs-A FREE PREss-FREE SPERcH--TRIAL
BY JuRY--THr RieHr oF AsyLuw-JVsTlcE TO
Our SOLDIERS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21

tise Self AbGse Spematorrhea, Sexual and Nervous
Debility, Barrenness and Impotence in both sexes; the
effects of these diseases the body aud mind and the
Authors New Treatment OF all these ia full the
Quackcry.
Ihiswors is rot quaok Advertisement, but warning
and guide for married and single IL i the only book
that gives the of all the above Diseases plain
English with ull directions for clf-treatmen and
tains much valuable information proper 10 mention
III public notice. Thework contains $50 pages, and 100
plates and eugravngs q the above diseases any
address in sealed wrapper receipt Of 80 cents.
Those afflicted with any Of The above diseases before
placing themselves under tho treatment Of any one.
should first read this work.
OtFCE-3l4 Fifth street, between Market and loler-
son. west side.
To insure safefy 10 all letters, direci 20
GALEN's HEAD DISPENSARY
Drawer 341. Louisville. XIV.
octt-64 -d&wlY
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HOW ASSOCIATION,
Philadetphia. pa

htSEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL URINA-
- RY AND SEXUAL SYSTEMS-Nev and reliable
reatmentin Reports Of the Howard Association-sent
W mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Ad,
dress DT. j. SkIl.l4lN HOU6hTON, Howard Association
No > South Ninth street. Phladel'i~a now '63 ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21
Just PUBLISHED,
PRIVATE MEDICAL CHEATISE

NN VENEREAL DISEASES. IN
~ cluding GoRorh@a, 6ieet, Syphi-
lis, structure, Gravel, stone, RuptureS.
lile>. Eistula, Urinary Deposits. and
all Diseases of the Kidneys, Rladder.
PROSTATE Gland, and SeIsinal vesicles,
and their treatment. including chap
ter on FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21

TlNHE undersigned have this day formed copartncr-
II ship in the Saloon AMI Restaurant bu>ness here
t0iorc known =, Hesekiah's. a; No. IL North Illinois
street.
The arm viii be happy 20 receive continuance
Of the custom heretofore extended 20 tie establishment
The best n hauors wines and cigars kept constantly on
haud and IA ali the delicAces Of
viii be served up on the shortest notice. prepared
BY the most experienced cooks
HENRY y. HRZEKIAH
b. r. JOHN
Indianapolis September g. lSs4 sept2s-drf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21
MEDICAL.
Galen's Head Dispensary
Est biished i'm 1890 and Chartered
by the Legislature OF Kentucky,
for the treatment Of
v s>nn q R.S- II aD n SGssrSS>S -,
SE.NE-S..8L W'E.3k.S'ESS.

And all Affections Of the Urinary and Generatiye Organs
Of both Sexes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21
Nei.<.ipantS- Exchange.

The Student. of this College enjoy the benefit OF the
regular meetings OF this novel department, conducted
the plan Of the Chicago aud Cincinnati Boards Of Trade.
(wherc actual transaction, are had Reports
nounced and such instruction given will make all
petent 10 buy and sell on Change principal.
Citizens and strangers invited TO call address for
further particulars,
GREGORY & MUMFORD.
septl -d}ln
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
PALMER 6 FORD.
General Intelligence and Employ
ment Office,


tLEBkS, Mechanic aud LsoTeTs furnished With en-
= pioyinent whcre the be>t wages vii be paid.
Women As CLamhernaids. esInstresses aud Servants
vii lind places without trouble delay by applying a,
tn ofice.
Dwellings stores, Rooms, Offices and Sleeping RooEs,
furnished and uufurnisLed O. rent
Post Office Box lsIs sep,li-itf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21
MANUFACTURER oy Till
IMrRovEp FArroscorIc sFEcTxcLEs,
THE REST IN Use

I'LL BESI IN lSE-
MOSES improved Pantoscopic
Speciacles combine advantages me
chanical and philosophical to be
found IN no other Spectaeles offered
i'm the West.
Moses improved Spcctaclcs not
only give clear and distinct vision,
do not weary or fatigue the eye, but
tend TO strengthen and preserve the
sight
Moses Spcctscles are made of the
finest materials, and best workman
ship, fairly represented. and sold at
their fair value
C''aiol-Ao .iqeais q. Pefgors employed
10 Send for circular containing fall de-
cripfion, prices, &C., and how TO ensure perfect
fit and have them sent by mail. Address
l.. W. MOSES, Oytieian,
30 East Washington 81. indianapolis. Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21

CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT,
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition 10 the very liberal Interest The
for three years, this privilege ofoonversos is worth
about three per per snnum Tor the curren, rate
for sac Bond. is no, less than aiae PER ceat pre,ivA,
aud before the the premium siS per cent. L. s.
Stocks wss over twenty per cent II will he seen that
the actual profit this oan at the present market rate
IA not leSs Than ten per cent per snuum
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21
ITS ExEMP TON FROM STATE OR MU-
NlCjpAl TAXATION.

Butasde from all the advantage Ne have enumerated
special Act of Congress ercaiss oB 5oads md reas.
my Dotcs from, 'ocri tdsotios. On tho average this
exemption Is worth about two per cent. per annum,
according 10 the rate oiisNarn IN vnous parts Of tho
country.
II is believed that securities offer great iuuce.
menis 10 lenders those issued by the Government
Ia all other forms Of Indebtedness, the faith or ability
of private parties 81 stock companies, separate
mumes only Is pledged for payment, while tho whole
property Of tho country is bcd TO tho discharge
Of all the obligations of the United states
While the Government offers the most liberal terms
for it, loans Il believes that the very strongest appeal
will be to the loyalty and patriotism Of the people.
Up to the eth Of September, the subscriptions 10 ihis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
U.S.7-SOLOAN


The Secretary e the Trea.ay Eise. notice ths' -uh
scrip,ion> will be recosed for ccapon Treasury Npie-
payable thrse yesrs from auS i5,h 1885, rs sesi.
naal Interest the II sn three tcth- per
cent per snuuaiPrinopa and aserei sa'h TO - paid
in lawful money.
These notes will Ne conveftbl. II the option r The
hoisr at maturity into ak per cent gold bearing bous
payable not lcss than Eve Than twenty year
from their date, the Goverumcni may elect They
viii he issued In denominations % sfty. hundred,
i've hundred. thousand and sve thousand dollars.
and all subscription. - for sny deilars
multiple OF sny dollars.
The notes will be transmitted 70 tie owners free Of
transportation charges a. soos asr the receipt q the
original Certificates ~ Deposit they can be prepared
As the notes draw intere-, from August I5, persons
making deposits snbsequsn, 10 that date must pay the
interest accrued from date 81 note 10 date of deposit
Parties dePOsiring twenty five theussnd dollar. aud
upwards Tor these any time vIlbe allowed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21

From New NOrk.
NV YoRK, October 20-The Worlds Wash
ington special says
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-21
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway,
Mn -
New York Through Line.

-tUMMER ARRANGEMENr-TwO THROUGH EX-
= press Trains between Cleveland and New YORK.
-. IL. IL.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
cHrrS ouAarrsmAsrrs's oryicrs1

+ wAsHrssTos, December is. isst
sesled Proposals will be received ~ this once
tor aa.s,as s'sPSiT \, III, sf Ssss
for q, " moths, rom January I, 1855, per an.
All srtiules rust be Of the very be quality,
sApples OF which tof paper, one quire, OF enve.
loPts. one psekasep must accom- pany each a.
E.s sd 81 u .iss ia ND ~
for each article which must DO distinctly marked
me sen, I. vni Do awarded to the lowest rs-
E.oh ptoptsaI must be signed by thu individual
or m msk.os ~ and the ability TO fulai the con
| or persons propoped As tureties.
should any articles be required which are not
niphed al the lowest market price. y ''''
The Depot Qdartefmaster reese yes to himself
the right o. ordering, nom time TO time greater
cd for, As the public service may require, within
ak month. subsequentt the da OF tho eontrasf,
and should soy article not be delivered within 4
reasonable time after being ordered, he also re-
ssrves the right % purchase The said article in the
open market, at the risk and expense OF the per-
Wit al essss decide wS.shar q. h term. e.
The eontrsct have been compiled with, and
serves the power 70. Annul the contract upon any
Bonds with approved secu ity are to be given BY
the person or persons Contracting and, In ease OF
70 ne .i'i :. u n, he IS
feitura SPECIALIZED In such bond. -t
Proposals In duplicate must be addressed 70
ousrternAster, Depot OF Warrington, D. CO.
And to be plainiS marked Proposals for Sta
SCHEDULE or ARTIcLrs.
20 reams Manila wrapping paper, atxf8 inches,
not less than so pounds per Team. per ream.
20 Isam. bur envelope paper, slls2 inohss, mol
20 reams white folio post paper, ruled, per rssm.
10 reams white folio post, unr led.
100 reams white foolacap paper, ruled, not leGs
N.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
DRoPosALs FOR BUILDING GIL
VERT,

Proposals will be received at tho Mayors ofioe
until 10 m on Thursday, the 2ad day Of December
instant, for taking up and reeonstruetioB eulvert
across Eighth street east, north side OF street
south, under an act approysd2bth November, 1884
This oulvert will oonsiit Of two walls OF blue
stone masonry six feet apart, to be covered with
New York tagging, the bottom Of the oulvert to
DO n.gaed the whole length OF the oulvert.
The walls will be IS inches In beighth, and -
width, the foupdAtion will be six inches below the
line OF the bottom OF the euyert, allowing the eul-
vert when constructed to be six feet wide and one
foot high inside dimension.
The mortar used In tho construction Of the walls
TO consist OF two parts OF sharp river sand to one
OF the beat fresh hydraulic cement.
The tagging used for covering the eulvert shsll
not be lesl than one foot In width and Ave inones
In thickness, and to extend and rest fully foot
over each OF the side walls to be closely laid side
by side aud the ends resting upon the wall, to be
laid In mortar as above described.
Tho material In the old eulvert may he used for
the bottom OF this eulyert, and to be laid bed
OF SHAH sand OF sufficlent depth,
The contractor will be required tn cover that
part OF the street not paved, with Buficent gravel
over the nsgginE to bring the street up to Its pres
cot surfaoei also to make good all pAvsments nag
CIR Z, 40, which may be disturbed.
Bidders will state the price per lneAl foot, which
shall include all material aud workmanship re-
qulrsd 10 complete the work according to the fore
going ADVERTISEMENT and no money will be paid
until the work 10 completed to the satisfaction Of
the Commissioner of the Ward. deel1-d
Bidders will state the price per lneal fAot, sepA-
rAtely, for covering the above Iulvert, with oak
plank four inches In thickness deis-d
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
H 500 "a l- ~ o ss ~
sEvENrH srnHET' i 'I' 4

THIS is 10 GIVE NOTICE, THAT 3
the sue.sIIeeE has obtAlPsd ron ne S,',sass -
psrsen1I sslats Of s.nasl NslsOa ~, 49,. :. y,
havins eSma asslnSt the said decreased are h..D. ~
6y warned To sshlbii the sane, with the voSsh..s y
1srSof o. ths subscriber or before the lA ~ ~
~ i,sss,,S,S neXti they may otherwise ~ laW -
~ "A nom An boneAt OF the said estate ~ W
Given under ny hard 'ss ~ aeE 2. y
1854 SAhDAN Iz....,ss,as :,
dsIA tAwsNs A~"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

Nnw YoKK srYI.ns.-gsstloass' OlolAins -
ssp end "A large assortment for Dresz
md Business wear. The English nAek and walk
ING Coats exoell In beauty, grade and nnish any
Thing over offered In this city.
WALL, 8rHrHnns Co.,
oea-M IA Pc. az, bet. Ninth and Tenth Sc.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

MT OTI CE.
IN MAYORS oyyIcE, Dec. 10, 1885,.
The public are hereby notified that every petsoa
residing in any street or In this city, shall
within sig hours daylight AFT any fall OF snow,
OF bis or her house, under the Penalty ptsssribed
BIZ the act approved January n, 1873, which the
police havs been Instructed hgldly 70 snfofee-
deol<eoSt Msy6r.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

TEE only place where you car purchase b.dia
At H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouss, sie
Pennrylvania nvsnue, between Ninth and Tcnth
ltIeets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beautt-
fully repaired at short notice. nar77-h
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
LOCAL AFFA1ns.

TW THhL on On. Kraspr. = YESTERDAY.
after our report closed, Washington TAFT (coiorsdj
vas sworn, wiinen q private ia 9Th mssssobu,
N.y, md w pSs u BY Hiram 'i xr So wss ~
sonpHny with Ferry Cor, Jno. Tolliver, and Others.
There were sisht 70 NE party Altogether. wit
.sy oss name q k,sssy ...sys he so saor
witness thints six out o. eight who zane with
hin wsfs eecspted a. soidisrs.
meas wns taxed 70 ne Provost Msrshsii's once
Was taken 70 the hsrrssks and tho next ssy was
taxed 70 ne enss ~ lame eolorsd man. wit
mai iins ", slrpgsa. fssy were made 70 s.s Ter
cise. ~ 90 the ci<ht were accepted. witness
saw stood many q ms nsn who came with hin
Exsnined By the Court, wines, told Df. Ksss.
By he was IS years Of age, the doctor did not
sous sssSns sss ssss wi,n. 70
ssns lady, sisnss: sains BOZ ~ ssi n W.:
sai AZ N: s:s e NJ H H:.s, vi,
ness toes not think h told the Doctor he did not
know what his sge wa. ~ Z.
Sc North NJ street H. s,qusinisd with The 40.
The r.,.sd O. .p.gs isoi pl. k...sy's beok, With
by's nd p.ftiyiu vitesss's hasdwritss. Ga page
loa witness rcspxn1Ess the names Of Washinrton
as 30 cths.s ~ %. ks.soy's han. risins, slso,
Lloyd ss.rvood IA esssss a. IN Ds. Rsass s =
Writing, alsos ~ s.ns A. 70 the nAnss Of George
Crass-szsnlss 1, witness resesni.sd most Of
the nApes rtferrcd 10 - In De, Ksasby's writing,
csespk Pstt o. ths record With regard 70 Peter
Robsrt 'nishArdson. soiorsd, was nsxt sworn
Has bsea spessed q q rueeer Tor reeruits, knew
wines tock Alexander 70 Me-. Charles Kcasby's,
Alexaedo. wore Z. straw hat, g,vea y h = b. Nj.
Cassidyi doss not knou that Asx endsr had BEEN
bsfors p ersnted BY sissruitinG qnssr.
Theiudss Adrossts announced that he had IN
ishsd We szsnipssion Of all wisnsssss nov In at
Hajssasd 70 nee, Al II o'clock to-day, ., i's
street. - 4r+ .GTalr e.
Murrrsa on nm eoHooL Tnusrms. The
board d ysho6l trnstscs sst lsst evening the vice
prestdent, d. Whsh, ia the chair. there were
present, messrs. Tustin, Brown, Miller, Rhees,
Wight, Hts, mutt.Fh, and Ellis. After Che pro.
sssaiDss o. the previous nsetinx wers read, 2
M. mur'sgh, from the eomnittee on accounts,
prsssnted the report OF the COMMITTEES, which en-
brace the rsoeipts ahd expsnd OF the public
a 49, a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

... s-s GREAT SUCCESS OF
-E4 TONY PASTOR,
~ TONY PASTOR,
.qf TIE ONLY COMIC VOCALIST
d TIE ONLY COMIC vooALisT 30
La svsR ONE THOUSAND PENSIONS
u OVER ONE THOUSAND PERSONS
Unable 70 gain admission to hear TONY PASTOR.
e. New New : songs EVERY EVERY k sIs#E:
Mr.. PASTOR will exhibit his
P PH9T9ssAPHIS A ALLBTTms,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM, ,..u---
Iaa And sing his
|'1 wgr.a SPERAriS %EbLEY,
Giving Ii. ..l.sra..a imitation. or oSoyer,s
s ssAsB G Gfsss S SFEs T TsSSPs
Ne Ne TALE TALE s sSsSsi
MS, week Of the
INFANT WONDERS,
Masters .-v
TOMMY AND wALLY,
The snaliss, Kthiopian cousdiAns in the world.
The sew B.llst, entitled ...-.........
65"s liz pIABLE A euArRE.
LIE DIABLE A oUATRE,
p f. Ia which
MONS. MATHEW
AND
MILE DEsIREE
VIII appear, assisted BY Corps dc Ballet Of
F TwIIsTrT I IoSss i iADiEs,
MIS- Ms: iEssIs ; ,o.! sos
s sHssEEE ZANE ZANE
VIII ing new pust.
Miss Ms: LAURA Il L S elaine.
In two Favonts Pisses. lf 30
HvLtIsAs. COLLINS AND CLARK
In ssw Acts,
The Roaring Farce Of
Tnk Two sRrGoRIES
nxh.hsr.' NJ, ,.umtgr
should tais the arst chance TO hear HIN.
conn EARLY TO GET A SEAT.
sstsp MATINEE MATINEE
| ron FAMILIES EVERY
| : :aTSsPaT A ASTEssoos.
Special attention 10 called to the fact that we do
NO cURrAILMENr OF PROGRAMME
At the hstinsss, the Performance being Identical
with that Of the evening.
NOTICE.
| Mr.. Lea has Jus, resolved from EnSlAndA
SHsI:TsA: F F1sTSsIsE
| which will BE- produced
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

lyy :ss ssa sssss e sess s
hospftals ~ CITY Poin'. They were sent 10 Fin
ny and Lincoln hospffAls. 7, Il Lsi
THE GRAND PROMENADE Corornr or nm
Treasury Regiment win take place a. Fcrd's
Ihe.ue on Monday evening, the f1th instant, n
W o'cloek. otsfaia's re. York seventh h.si-
nros, ,m nAs oeen snsAssa fheiono~insmhs
Psooszsnr.--Psr 1t. Grand Msrsh-.srsnn-
q song-aYsIiow hard L.ddis and cd.too
!. oysrufs@swilli.m relp'-ao..ini.
4. Electric Polka--Harry eanderson.
). seisstions-aI pus ioseari'-vsrdi.
.. march--0rsfuila. w. 5000
' MAN.. .ss .,op
). ssI:.,,on..-"aob,r, !. D,ssl.--M.ysrbssr.
ID Gsiop-"A Tfip 70 he yroar'@Gupsi.
- Medley-"PopuiarsA irsr--0rafulla- a.. /.
Psrt m-Dssssng-i. ousdfiils-"HofbaiI''-
4 Folk. RsdOws-"cru,..u, der ysrn"-H.r.
d.s'.I,r:7,,s.xgsr.,,,w'ins,r'sn
.. Redowa--'sB.iiklangs,,-G
.. Qusdriiis--"Fsust''-oo unod. 20
2. Polka-"fantasie,,-Herz
.. Laneisrs-"vis-a-vfs"-R istzsi. -
hedowa-.Lss OVERWHELMINGLY,
Reception connafss-col. y. A. willettC Lieut..
COL Geo. 2. E,nniston, Major David =. Nsvin,
captain. ssnu:l motss, Frank 4. hew ss,
gson Josiah 4. chsmbefiain, Asst surssoi Edwin
q Lsnox, QuArtermaster O. n. Vaughn:
I..s s: cir ssia., w. - es..., Z ' Sys.n
n H Stowe, A. N. esngswsr. W. W. Hsssns.n,
'o''pn '-'''n' ---fs
GIVE your wife, mother, sister, or sweetheart
set Of jewsiry for Christmss present, and 20
TO the Dollar JswslrJ Store, No. as Pennsyivania
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

Rntaorous.-lThe Rev. James Prestley, D. D.,
Of PittIbufE, Pm viii preach In the u1itsd
ssiioa al bsinE one Of the most eloquent diVinss
N ths country and doub aeaa AlArgs eonSIesAtion
aiii - pfesent 10 hear him.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

f~-l' eommrrrrr:
Hen. ,. y. erTrmEn, y. O Treasurer.
q r. coLsy, Register.
EpwAnp JORDAN, Solicitor. 10.
HueH mcCuLIocH, Comp. Of the Currency.
-a J. N. BRopHEAD, Second Comp
yosErH LHwIa, Com. of Internal Revenue.
THoMAs L. sHrrn, First Auditor.
y. D. fpEHcH, Second Auditor.
IL JoHE WILSON, Third Auditor.
I" RrEPHnn TknoH. Fourth Auditor.
=" c. N. WALxER, Fifth Auditor.
! =. SELLs, sixth Auditor.
Admiral W, sHusRIcK, Chairman l. Il. Board.
OF the Regiment, a. his once, Redemption Diyis-
on, Treasury y. dts-td
N Carriages arriving. will face north, dc
parting, will face south. Cars will DO In watt G
at Tenth street al the close OF the Concert TO
yer passengers TO Georgetown, Navy Yard, and
seventh street .F. ru 7.Is 'aa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

RmoynD.-The court martial, Of which Gen.
RriEEs n president and Major BurnhAm Judge Ad-
yooHss, has been removed from No. ts1 fouItesnth
streat TO Ne. i8o street, between Hihetesnth and
TWSntiSth. This removal has been nsctssltAted
~ fsAIoa of tfs high rent charged for The rooms
nov IL use,