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to Philadelphia.

Sine Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia for New
York iour daily trains from New York to Boston
Baggage Cnecked Through and transferred free.
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Ladies lodieSl
Don't fail to read the advertisement
y in this paper, headed .lmportant 70
Females." DR.. Chee1nan, Of \. Y:,N
10years Of his practice 70 Female N
Complaints. His pills - Ne
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Mich. Southern & Lake Shore RR.

nN AND AFTER MAY dtH AND UNTIL
~ further notice trans Will leave Chicago as
follows
e.se Il. NJ. New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
e:Je P. N. Night Express, daily, except satur-
days.
Trans arrive in Chicago at s:l5 p. M, $50 a. IN
and $40 A. m.
All the above trains make regular connections
al Dunkirk. Buffalo Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Boston, Pai.adelp hia, baltimore and all
points East.
luxurious Sleeping Coaches. with oil modern
Improvements, run on nighl trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained at the Com
pnnv's OIhcc. 56Clark Street. under Sherman
House. or al the Depot corner of Old Van Buren
aud Sherman streets,
H. F.. SAWYER,
General Western Agent
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JULIUS KOCH,

MANUFACTURE AND DEALER IN
Nl Hats, Caps, Gloves, fnrs, DC. store on
"a ST. between Matt and Harrison. spl5-6m
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The NortheFner< Prrped.



ST. LOTS, July Is.
Tle steamers Welcowe;, Glasgow, Sun
.hine. sCherokee, Nortbtrner and E. +. Dis
we're bS7ied at the flee carly this morn
ny. TAe loss will probably reach half .
million tNllars. Particulars 5pon.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Merchandise, Produce and Live Stock carried
with dispatch. ct the lowest rates.
W. ii. HOLMES, Gen Pass. Agent, Chicago
ENUcu LEVI GcnI ssup't, Altoona, Pa.
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ATTOR n EYS.

John y. CRAvyFD1sD,
a TTohALl Al LAW, fENaiUN AND
"A Bounty Agent, farrands BivcK, davenport,
A,,,,u. ulaCy
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Pittsburg, TT. w. & Chi. Il. r.

The shortes, line from Chicago to New York,
Philadelphia, baltimore, Washington City, Ha. :
rlsuurs, and Pi.tsburg. Also the direct route to
boston, Albany, Buffalo Dunkirk, Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati, Wheeling, Dayton. And
ali cities and towns between CHcago aud those
points above nnined. "a
Trains leave the West Side Union Depot, cor
ner Madison and Canal streets, Chicago, on ar
rival Of trains from the West, rs fellows:
MAILS, every morning, except sundays.
EMPRESS. every evening except Saturdays.
Both Trains connecting at Fort Wayne with the
trains OF the To edo and Wabas, Railway, At noon
nd midnight
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nR LIS NOW OFFERS HIS SERVICES
IL III the various branches OF medicine and
surgery, espeesatty III those troublesome chrome
diseases 50 perpieAing both 10 patient and pi,y
Oiice on f,lrd street, between b,ady
and Main, opposite DIR. Adler . office. nly3iti
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Fashion, able Spring Good.

W FUFt0NS Tayftto INA 1u1!NrltS.
Also a full stock ofb!cacted and unbleached Mus
Inns. Flannels. to which we invite the attention OF
buyers. Having our establishment in ''hiladel-
pnia and Baltimore, aud one oi our iir1l constant
~ III tie market, We are enabled to olier INDUCE
menfs 10 ali who call mchio-,!~wly
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DAlSltlAN AND UKuEON. OFFICE IN
- easement vi State bauA LDiidlng. Residence
ST., bet. bardy ana Ferry sti Gets. nOlydw
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IDIs. Il. w. MCCAIN.


DuYlCiAN AND UKGEUN. OFFICE IN
i room over Post Uiiicc. Residence east siue
Diady--d door fsum ?th ST July lanu
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PHYSICIANS.

HFFICE IN FAIRBANKS BLOCK, CORNER
~ Of Brady ana Second streets, up STAIRS, Ia
senport, IONA. SPECIAL atienton gwen 10 treat
mcnt 81 Chronic diseases and temAe complaints
" every variety, ana treats Cancers ana VII dis
eases pertaining thereto without using the knife,
oy d new proccss--saf. and ellectuai in all durable
"a SEES Ulcc hours from y y. m. to 4 =. III.
Address Box 3yc api4-aAwly
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29
new York stock List.
BY the Peoples Telegraph Lines,
Otrees-bn Ninth street and corner PennBylvhniA
md Stuth afr
PERSONAL..

SENATOR DooLIrTLE addressed large con.
course OF Republicans at chicago, OIL Tuesday
last
Hon. WIN. II. STONE, Governor of Iowa,
speaks at Springfield, ILL.,, October 9th.
GRN. CHAPMAN, reported wounded at the bat
tie OF Winonester,we are happy to say, was Hot so
badly injured to deprive the Governmt mt OF bis
sery ces, but continued with the command until
Sunday last when Gen. Sheridan reached MewmAr-
ket. During the late tire shting campAign, Gen.
Chapman carried leave of absence In his pocket,
but declined to act upon 1t so long az his services
were needed In the field. Upon the arrival OF Gen.
Sheridan at Newmarket II was very clear that
Early was so thoroughly stAmPsdsdS that there
would be little, II any, more lighting nthe ,lley,
and General Chapman took advantage OF hls
leave of absence, arrived here to-day, and leavel
this afternoon for h,H home In Indiana. General
Chapman was formerly oLIrespondent OF West
eTn papers in this city. HIS love for the s0ord
has not weakened his belief In the might oil the
pen,
GRN. BIaEL Is In town and called upon the
President today TO pay his respects
JOHN q. NIooLAY, ESQ.,, was drafted few
days Ainoe IA one OF tho wards IN this city
Although not sn Jeot to draft Tor many reasons
physical As well offoial yet, like good patriot
he hAn invested his six hundred greenbacks ant
put In asubstitute-pr representative worthi
example
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
Movements of Sheridan.
RETREAT OF EARLY-HE DESTROYS
RAILROADS AND BRIDGES TO
DELAY sHERIDAns
PURSUIT.
Forrest Driven Nine Miles by Rosseau
Tn. Draft Quietly Progrsssing-voiun-
te.ring Beats the Drsn-Attsmpt
TO Destroy shermsn's Com
nuntc stions.

WARRINGTON, September ss-1.45 a. nj.
Major Gensrdi Dir, Esp York:
A dispatch just received from Gen. Grant
gives a telegram contained in yesterdays Rich,
mond Wig, dated at Charlottesville, which
states that our cavalry entered staunton on
Monday at 8 O'Clock, and that our forces were
also at waynesboro'; that no damage had bOen
done up to p. m, but smoke indicated that
we were burning the railroad track between
Christiana Creek and staunton.
No direct communication has been had with
and from him are known TO have been cap
tured by guerrillas that infest the country in
his rear.
Dispatches to $40 last night have been re-
ceved from Sherman, at Atlanta, but no move
ment at that point are reported.
From Nashville our dispatches are to 0. sc
last night. The enemy did not attack us al
Pulaski, but took the pike toward Fayetteville
and was pursued nine miles by our cavalry.
Gen. Rosseau is returning with his infantry
to Nashville.
Desperate efforts will be made by the enem,
to force Sherman from Atlanta by destroying
his communications.
The draft is quietly progressing in all tn,
States.
Volunteer onllstments are more speedy thai
the draft.
All loyal and patriotic people should urg
forward rapid enlistments and enable him nc
only to hold his position, but also without di
lay to push on his campaign.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

ARREST OF THE AcToRs BoKEE AND RAY
MoND.-The Baltimore Gazette of to-day says {:
Last night, after the performance at the Hol-
liday street Theatre, Mr.. Bokee, one of the
actors, was placed under arrest by the military
guard on the charge of using disloyal remarks
while upon the stage. The charge appeared
TO have originated in this way The play being
performed was the Heir at Law" In dia.
logue between Lord Duberly (Mr. Hall) and
Mr.. steadfast (Mr. Bokee) the latter says that
he is Just from Quebec, America. Lord d. re.
plies, "Then you must be Yankee Doodle
It was asserted that Mr.. Bokee (steadfast)
answered, No, thank God, am not Yam
kee." This, however, 1t appears, was not the
reply of Mr.. Bokee, which was satisfactorily
explained, when he was released. Mr.. Ray
mond, another Of the Holiday Street company
while MIR. Bokee was under arrest, had somt
Misunderstanding with the captain Of tht
guard, originating In the above affair, which
resulted in Mr.. R. being taken TO the office o.
the provost marshal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Sept. 26.-The steamer Nashville ID
reported as captured and burned by the rebels
yesterday near Canton, Cum berland river.
Sixty hogsheads Of tobacco have arrived here
from Paducah for New York.
A refugee from Charleston, 8. c., arrived
here from Memphis, reports having seen II, 600
Union prisoners near Macon, Ga.
The rebels are running the railroad from
Pamela, Miss, part OF the way with horses.
The cotton crop In the neighborhood oi
Vlcksburg Is being taken 10 that city TO be
ginned. The qualify Is very tine.
There was great excitement at New Madrid
when the steamer Mollie Able passed there, the
rebels being reported i've to six miles back.
The steamer Lasalle, from 81. Louis, bound
to Nashville, laden with Government stores
struck q snag near sandyville Island, four milei
above Cape Girardeau, yesterday. The boat
and cargo will probably be total loss.
The steamer Hillman brings Memphis date
of the 24th instant. DR.. J. NJ. Osborn anC
Lieut.. z. Bently were murdered on the 22d b!
bushwhackers, just outside of the Memphi
picket line.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

TIE RIGHT WAY TO STATE 1.-THE Cam
bridge LntslligeHeer, loyal, hearty Union jour
nal in Maryland, thus speaks:
"Whateyer difference may have heretofore
existed between us as TO candidates must now
be buried. We are lighting for principles, not
men. It is our country that we wish to save,
not party. Mr.. Lincoln, as our readers well
know, was not more unacceptable 10 any one
than TO US. But We must now accept him or
sacrifice our principles. In such a crisis, we
are not permitted even to hesitate. 1t behJ owes
us TO rally to his support, and save our prln-
ciples from defeat. Lot us enter Immediately
into an active, energetic, vigorous warfare,
Ths cause Of the Union and Of Universal Lib
erty Is now identified with the names OF Lin
coin and johnson. That's the banner OF ouI
hope. We unfurl 1t TO the breeze, and promise
TO plant II upon the works Of the enemy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29
MAJOR GENERAL HOOK ER ASSIGNED
TO DUTY.

This distinguished officer, we are happy to
announce, has been assigned to an important
command. he leaves for the West this after.
noon. In few days the public will be ac-
quainted with the character Of the duties and
In this city he has been the guest Of some of our
most prominent citizens, and has had very
large number Of callers at his hotel. He Ia
greeted on the public marts and in the streets
wherever he goes by the people, who take him
cordially by the hand as one of their truesi
representatives In the field.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

Capt. Robert Clarke, Of this District, and
and Provost Marshal near Fort Ethan Allen
Va, learning that a party of Mosby's guer
rillas were in the vicinity of Seneca, sent out q
party on Monday last and succeeded in captur
ing three of their number. One of them &C.
knowledged that their object was to steal horses
from the Union citizens. Their names are
Robert Thomas, William slocum, and Lewis
Hunt. They were turned over to Lieut.. Col
Wells, Provost Marshal General defences south
of the Potomac.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29
Ia. ,-n..N-rEIEe,nA.pu.
EXTRACTS FROM REBEL PAPERS.


J.Rt DsNi. visiting rssod,s sA-my-Er-
chang of Prisonsrs st io,ssrisstop.
FosyHs.ss M MsssSs sspt s = 1Rishmond Is Sa,
GJPs XIX tse e. doilowisr & di,pstsSs..1 ""' W"
n CnARLtsroN. SEPT. 90. Truce -eommuuica-
tion took place 10 tho harbor to-dsy.N Eighteen
Yankee surgeons and chaplains were released
by us. A number Of women and children were
sent on board the Yankee truce steamer.
"A clergyman and aye soldiers came Into our
One hupdred and lfty boxes Of stores and
clothing from the New York Sanitary Com.
mission for Yankee prisoners In our hands
were received and brought TO the city. Our
returned prisoners report q recent increase Of
troops at Hilton Head from New York.
On the lst Of October an exchange Of naval
prisoners will take place In the hsrbor.
-Four hundred more confederate prisoners
have been placed In pens on Morris Island,
President Davis arrived In Macon the I'd
instant. He made a speech In the Baptist
church. He is going to Hoods army. There
10 nothing new from that quarter, and no
movements OF the enemy up TO latest accounts.
The expulsion Of the citizens of Atlanta has
been completed. ..- ..... ...-..--
II was reported yesterday that Hoods army
was in sherman's rear, between him and Chat
large force Of Yankees are collecting at
Pound Gap, with the intention Of making a
raid on the Virginia salt works. This is pre-
sumed TO be the same force that was at Lex
ington two weeks ago. They number Il, 900.
On Saturday and yesterday heavy cannona.
ding was heard at Staunton, Va, in the dlrec-
tion Of Harrisonburg.
Gen. Early reached Reezlotown yesterday at
II o'clock, a. m. Opinions are divided as To
whether he will make q stand at that place OF
not.
There is considerable excitement among the
people of staunton, and many are leaving.
All the sick and wounded and Government
stores have been removed to a place OF safety
Sheridan may take Staunton, but the capture
will avail him nothing. The valley, since the
war, has been q race ground.
Sheridan has reached the hither end OF the
course, and II he does not "pull up" OF his owr
accord, he will be pulled.
| From Culpepper we hear that there is nc
enemy In that country, except the small body
OF cavalry that recently burned the bridge al
Rapid Ann station. r....
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BY ELEG G r APII
range.

Reported Defeat Of the French at Du-
range.
BAN Francisco, Sept. 26.-The steamer John
L. Stephens brings advices from Northwestern
Mexico to September 18th, and sci, 900 In bull
lion.
The Mexican troops are reported to have
gained decided success in Durango city. 1t
has probably been evacuated by the French,
who were greatly outnumbered.
Eight to ten thousand acres of cotton are
under cultivation in sinaloa with fine pros
pect.
-Four men were killed by lightning at Mazat-
Ian.
There is great rejoicing in California over
sheridan's Victories.
Greenbacks are selling at 52@53 cents per
dollar.
Sailed, ship Daniel Marcy, Hong Kong, with
sS2, 900 In bullion from Chinese shippers.
Confidence In American bottoms for Chines'
trade Is greatly reduced.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

posed of the fol owing cases to-day;
FIRsT sUB.DIsTRICT.
Charles II. FsrIell, physical disability; Jacob
HanAcker, furniI he'd substitute; Levi Penningt
furniIned substitutej VIM. l.. Phillip, furnished
substitutej y d. MedlAr, furnished substitute;
VIM. Wilson, furnished substitute.
FOURTH sUD-DBTRICT.
Moritz Hammersohlag, alienj Samuel Hodgkins,
two years In service; John W. MAuTy, paid oom.
mutation, 1885, John II. Dsrrell physical disabil.
ityi Francis Coyle, physical disability J. -. Mo
FArland, physical dsabilityj Samuel Stailey, phys.
ioai disability; Benjamin h'udd, physical dissbil'
ityi John G. Weaver, physical disability.
FIFTH sUB DIsrRIcT.
Geo, FlAgenBteine, alien; Thomas Griffin, under
age; John jackson, physical disability Guy X
Potter, do; John Carol, do.
SIXTH BUB-DISTRICT.
@. II. Thompaon, detailed to work In the navy
yArdj Robert Jordan, dol VIM. hpplegAte, do
Nm. KTaus, do; Henry stewart, do Jas. Bhep'
hard, dol John Littleiord, do VIM " Downing
dD.i Thomas Arnold, dol VIM. Pegg IT,, physical
disability 1heophlus Howard phylical disability
John johnson, detailed in navy yaIdj VIM, q. Har.
binsop, physical disability samuel Il. Turner, de-
tailed in navy yard, VIM. D. Crawford, do Henry
HArB att ply steal disability Geo 70 II. Clarke do
George Hubbard, dot VIM. r. Andoce, doi Milton
CuTd ey, Aeoeptedi John b ntOn, do, James Lacey
physical diSAbtlityI Fernando Berry, detailed Ii
navy yards Matthew JAfboe, detailed In marine
| barracks John A. Murray, detailed In navy yard
Cupid Williams, over age James Marshal, alien
| y, Caharrelle, alieni Henry C0steT, under age.
| ELEVENTH SUI DISTRICT.
Lewis Bird, over age George Yates, accepted
Simon Cherry accepted John Ridoubt, accepted
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29
REAR ADMIRAL DAVID @. FARRA

REAR ADMIRAL DAVID @. FARRA.
GUT.
This distinguished naval officer and hero has
been relieved OF duty as Comm ander of the
West Gulf Blockading Squadron, and assigned
to the command of the North Atlantic Block
adi'g Squadron, recently commanded by Rear
Atrial Lee. The latter will take Admiral
Fausgut's recent command In the Gulf.
1t is not necessary to indicate to our readers
that this looks like business on the James river
and before Wilmington. Gen. Grant could not
have a braver or more active naval commander
to cooperate with him.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

FoRD's THEATRE.-The beautiful domestic
drama of "Fanchon" still keepI the stage, and
draws crowded houses to witness Miss Maggie
Mitchell as "the Little Cricket" On Saturday
afternoon Miss Maggie Mitchell will give the Third
W ard draft fund benefit.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WnLIAMs.-The
beautiful Legendary drams and fairy spectacle en-
titled the Fairy Circle" was given last night at
Growers to one OF the fullest houses We hsve seen
within the walls Of that theatre In many day.
It will be presented again this evening, for the
last time, with the protesn eomedietta OF In and
Out Of Place." and the Irish farce Of the Irish
Tutor Mrs. Barney WilIlams takes her beneh,
Tomorrow evening.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29
COTTON AGENTS.

The statement in a Baltimore paper this
morning that Government agents have been
appointed to procure cotton in the rebellious
States under new regulations is not true.
Government has not made any appointments
yet. Nevertheless, they may be made at any
moment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

DR.. Boulalsky, a Russian anatomist and sur
geon, lately solemnized his fiftieth anniversary
OF service In the army, by presenting TO the
Medical Academy Of 81. Petersburg his collec.
ton OF instruments of surgery, gathered with
unwearied patience during half century, aud
containing more than 5000 articles,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

RIVERS AND DERIoUs' CRoUs.-The above
named show will give their first entertainment
this evening The Bedouln Arabs appear to be
the principal feature OF the circus and these sable
descendants Of Ishmael perform wonders In bound
ing, posturiDg, and pyramidlng. They have pitched
their tent at the corner Of New York avenue and
sixth street.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

ONE or LRooLE's HRELRGs. ."-0ne Of
the most expensive and useless OF Lincoln's
hirellDgs," Is MAJ. Gen. George B. Mcclellan,
who Graws his salary peacefully when not or
dered to active duty, and who hRlts at every
swamp when In the field to write political lei
ters to bis ommAnder-in-chiei,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

COUNTY, TO WIT;
SEPTEMBER 20, 1854,
In the case OF James T. Perkins, ad ministrAtoT,
d. b. n, OF Addison Conway, deceased, the admin
istrAtor, d. b. n, Aforesaid has with the AppTobA.
ton Of the OrphAnL Court OF Warrington county
Aforesaid, appointed Tuesday, the 18th Of October
next the hnAl settlement and of the
personal estate Of said deceased and of the AsEes
In hand, far a. the same have been collected and
turned into money! when and where all the credi-
tors and heirs Of said deceased are notified TO at
tend, tat the Orphans Court OF Washington ooun-
ty aforoaAid) with their claims properly vouohed,
or thsy may Othorwine by law be excluded from
all benefit In said deoeAsed'a estatei provided
copy Of this ordsr be published once . week foI
three weeks in the National Repbiican previous to
Test z. G. ROBBINS,
nep20-lAWDW' Register Of wins.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

"IF WE HOLD OUR OWN AND PRE-
VENT FURTHE< MILITARY SUCCESSES
ON THE PART OF OUR FOES. THERE Il
EVERY PROSPECT THAT MCCLELLAN
WILL BE ELECTED, AND HIS ELECTION
UPON THE CHICAGO PLATFORM MUST
LEAD TO PEACE AND OUR INDEPEN
DENCE."-Chdrleson Mercury.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

"THs IS WORLD OF CONFIRMATION, and
he who would be no slave must consent TO have
no slave. Those who deny freedom to others
deserve 1t not themselves, and, under just God,
cannot long retain 1t. A. LINCOLN"
To Republican Committee in Boston, April
49, 1859,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

BONE OF the Peace Copperheads propose to
hold mass copper convention at Cincinnati,
October IS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

A MURDER TRIAL.-Tho trial of KphrAim
Philips, charged with the murder Of Jas. w Boyle,
At Michael BJylOs restaurant, on Bridge street, In
Georgetown, has occupied tho attention OF tho
court during the day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29

U. l.. A.-The Grand Council OF the d. q.
Union League, meetA this evening at their rOoml,
on Ninth street. We are requested to urge full
attendance.