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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

Rebel Bullets and Copp,rhead BsHo's.
The following, from the Atlanta (Georgla)
Register, must be cheering to our Northern
Gopperheads. 1t shows them that their part
In the work Of destroying the Union is appro-
clsted by their rebel al les;
EK.President Pierce, Seymour, Of Conuecti-
cut, Vallandlgham, Reed, Wood, Richardson,
and hundreds Of Othprs, are as hostile IN the
war as they are to black republicmism. These
men are doing us an indirect service. They
are not openly and ayowedly our friends, nor
could we reasonably ask this OF them. But
they are not our bloody enemies Liifsd Ogui"st
Mr.. Lincoln aud his T ckci policy, breasttng the
power Of an overwhelming majority, firm TO
the traditions and prscedents OF constitutional
liberty, the noble band Of patriots Is striving
to erect breakwater that shall arrest the sur
ges Of the unloosed deluge. II they did no more
than resist the Capitalization OF Mr.. Lincoln,
that Tar they are worthy OF our respect ana
eympathy. If they hold up the banner OF statr
rights, that far they are advocating sentiment
entitled to our admiration.
Such Ia the course they are pursuing, and
such course ought TO have our cordial appro-
baton. Step by step the same convictions and
the same temper that have braced them In COM
pact unity and fiery valor 10 deuOunce ultra
Federalism and New England ianaticistn, will
inevitably bring them upon the right ground
as II respects our Independence. We confess
our faith In their political principles. We con-
fees our confidence that eventually these men
will see the whole truth and embrace all Its
conclusions.
We can gain nothing by donouncing them.
We may lose much by presenting hostile
front TO their peace movements. Live with
them under the same government we never
will. But, Blednphile. II they pH use nS ballot
or against Mr.. Lincoln, phasf Vs use the car
tridgs Dor, each Sidc tcii be helper 10 the other,
and both eo-operdt' in accomplishing Un greatest
cork ,ohieh this country and the eontiHsHt hare
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ DIR banning, OF New York, may he
consulted by Ladies' and Gentlemen, At WillArd'b
Hotei, for few days only, between the hours OF
IAN. Ard . p. M, for the application OF hts Body
BrAsss Aud Brace TTuSaes. PulmOnieE, DyBpep-
tics, Dropping Children and Adults, and the hub-
JsetS Of Hernia, Spinal Affections, Uterine Weak
ness, Constipation, and Piles, should apply carly
especially weak ladies, elefkb at the desk, and
military subjects of TuptureS and weak back
Private reference TO nguiShed individuals
OF this city. Je''-o'
WILLARp's HOTEL, June a. 1861
Ed. ChTOaiels! ! deem It my duty to say puDhc'y
that pr Ban, ing'u b. ace Truss has acted hks
charm upon me, In the cure Of most peIlIou, pD,u,
hernia, which, for years, resisted every P TsPu''
ConduetoF W. q, II. r. Co.
Edmund y. BdRning, N. d. ,--.-.-
DEAR BIRi ] have Worn your Draw ""''''H
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
ArrEMPr or PnlsosERs IN GrA7ror TO

ATTEMPT or PRISONERS IN GKATror TO e..
CAPA- Fivt Succeed - Ieo El.J urd Ttgo
HOTnd,d-Between and 10 O'Clock last ssl-
urdSy morning, hiIeeu prisoners couhued In =
room 10 GrAIioI street prison, having by come
means procured hn axe, broke down tho doDr
and succeeded in getting out Of the pripon by
the back way. A portion Of the l0Ln Kaneab
Infantry were on guard at the time, and On The
alarm being given, rushed 10 the rear of The
prison and bred ou the escaping prisoners. L,
5. shultz and John COlCleshUr we're kI Illed dead
on the spot, and the DOIoriOus A0U. Grimes waI
wounded 10 the lex and Wm. McElhannon in
some part Oi the body.
The iOIl"wlng i've made good their escape
and the Others were fecured john &. CRriin,
Colonel OF the ION MrsOuri rebel cavalry, q
rrsideut "f Marion county; Jarper Hill, Captain
In Clarke rebel Missouri regiment; VIM. II
sebrin, Lieutenant In Woods rebel regi iment
Alfred YaLes, private 10 the Cd Missouri rebel
regiment, Tesideut In Washington county;
Wm. N. Douglas, citizen Of Charlton county
st. LOt.S DemoerG',
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
Lnr1sRs To soLDrEns.-Dr. Read writes

LErTRRs TO soLDIERs.-Dr. Read writes
from Chattanooga to the Sanitary Reporter:
wi-h, through the Exporter, you would call
ths G-l,rcia attention Of the friends of the SOL
disr 70 the necessity
lsl. or sending no letters To the army with
out paving pnstsRe, under the idea that II
marked "roldier's letter" they will 20 through,
sno may he paid Al the end Of the route. 10
all cases they will he detained In the postnffce
here, and will be forwarded by no military post
eSr uutil The postage Ia paid.
I'd. To tully pay postage on all letters aud
packagesj for all Hcirnry double rates will
n' charged, and the NAL matter detained until
'u!s double postage Ia paid.
L'tters IN soldiers In hospital should be d.
rrctrd 10 the soldier at the hoSpital, and place,
sut umitting rank, company aud regiment, lesI
they should he sent to ths regiment but upon
the back or end Of the letter, the rank, com,
iAnS, regiment, brig de, diyislon and curpt
SaUud he uotrd, In facilitate dudinR the Sol
'ier, aud TO secure the forwarding of the lelte
I he has returned u his regiment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

An important order has been read to the ne
Ero troops at'NAshvllle, Of which the following
10 the substAncei
The Incorporation into the army Of the
United states Of cOloTed trOOps Tsnders II no.
eessary that they should be brought, HI
speedily As possible, to the highest state Of
discipline.
Accordingly, the practice which has hitherto
prevailed, no doubt from necessity, Of rcquir.
Ing thess troops TO perform most OF the labor
on fOrIihcAtlons, aud tn labor and fatigue du
tles of permanent stGtiOns aud camps, " III
cease, and they will only be required 10 take
their fair share Of fatigue duty with white
troopB. This is necessary to prepare them for
the higher duties Of conflicts wi b the enemy.
ny order Of the Secretary of War
l.. Thomas, AdjuLanL General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

FMANoIAL.-The financial reporter of the
New York EVeni'Ig PoSt says;
The sensation runners that certified checks
will be refused at the SUBJ reasury are without
foundation. Ninety per cent. oi the ordinary
tran actions of business are IN civilized COM
mercisl countries settled by these and similar
financial eXpedients.
We are authorized to say that Mr.. Chase has
made, and Is making, all possible arrangements
to prevent tue payments int the Treasury from
deranging tue business Of the country.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
TIE NEW YO RK GOLD COMMITTEE
IN IvASHINGTON.

Under this caption the Now York EIpre@ OF
last evening contains the following telegram
from this citys
WARRINGTON, June 24.-The New York
Committee appointed on "Wednesday reached
here last night, and by appointment this morn
ing. had an Interview with Mr.. Chase.
"The Secretary, / hear, so far modides the
new gold bill as To allow the payment OF certi.
fed bank checks for purchases Of sterling bills.
This, he thinks, will facilitate the operations
Of bankers and exporters, at the same time 1t
cannot fail to have a salutary influence upon
the gold Market"
All that is true In the above-quoted para
graph is, that the committee arrived here and
had an interview with Secretary Chase. The
Secretary has not "modihed the new gold
bill, nor would he assume to modify law Of
Congress; nor does he desire, as we understand
1t, to change the existing gold act.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

In BROOKLYN, n, Y, the city of churches,
and the city which raised 100000 at fair for
army sanitary purposes. had the following case
among Ia healthy conditions recently The
thus-Lhe man, who has been confined to his
he'd for the last four years by rheumatism, was
lying on his bed in filthy apartment almost
entirely destitute Of furniture. In the same
bed were two children, both suffering with
small. .pOx. In an adjoining bed lay two chill
dr. n, one eight, the other ten years DID, atil Ct.
ed with the same horrible disease. The whole
family depended for a support on the few
day'g work
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

ArrExPT or CoSsCRrPTs TO EscAPR.-On
Wednesday last a party Of conscrIpts were EN-
bsrked at Alexandria for the Army Of the Po-
tomac. While on the way, fifteen Of them
attempted to make their escape by jumping
overheard. Eight Of them were picked up BY
. schooner. OF Lower Cedar Point, and were
brought up to the city yesterday by the steam
ship Constitution, and turned over to the guard
at siAtb-street wharf, and by them conducted
to the Provost MarshAl's Office. The remain
ing seVen are supposed to have been drowned
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

ENoLIsH EooEoMY.-The economical habits
OF Eugith ladies curiOusly peep forth In tho
magaLlnrs and periodicals intended for their
use. ln the Queen, ledy'S newspaper, great
purItOn Of its COMMUNICATIONS and editorials IL
devoted to su,h sUbjects as theses The best
pattern OF a cheap dressing gown, cleaHing
steel ornaments, " hero W buy cheap coral,
how 70 clean feathers, to wash silR, thinning
n white petticOat "with tuCks aud Insertions" "
how TO make cheap table mats, and other con-
IriyanCes Of persOnB who wish TO bU very cor
articles.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

BLooD-STAISED GRHsEBAcKs.-Lieul Sin
clair, of the l4th regular Infantry, was wound
cd recently In the thigh, and now lies In hos-
pltal. The rife bullet that hit him passed
through hia pOrket-book, which contained four
hundred dollars in greenoacks. Each note Is
perforated in two places, and the portrsits Of
President Lincoln sre stained with the Lieuten.
anita blood. He values this money q little
above par. They ought to be redeemed in ape.
Gle, 10 say the least.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

J. w. DEEBLB, EEq., of Georgetown, has
been promoted to the chiei clerkthip OF the Du-
reAu Gf Construction and Repair OF the Navy De-
pArtment. This promotion 10 a IT. ing tribute 10
bis capacity ard usefuluess, and VIII he nppre-
clated ny hEs host OF fIleRds in Wa hington and
Genrp etown.
c. X. HAWKES. and family arrived from New
Orleans, at Few York, yesterday, by the steamer
Iolumbia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

IsptLEA PoLITIcs.-w. Mckee Dunn has de-
cllned the Union nomination for Congress In
the Third district OF Indiana. He is Judge
Advocate of the Department Of Missouri
The Union men Of the Fifth district Gays
the New York Egening Post) are excited at the
effo to of d. p. Holloway, Commissioner Of
Patents, to defeat the reelection OF George W.
Julian. z.
Joseph II. Defrees, II iE predicted, win he the
Union candidate In the Elkhart district-Mr.
Mitchell having declined.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

SPBER's SAMBUCI WISB.-Mr. Speer, an en-
thusiAstic horticultural In New Jersey, has very
excellent wine made from the juice OF cult yAted
Portugal mbuco or Port grape. The best Judges
pronounce II superb. f. 10 said TO have been
adopted by the New York hospital and ply ysiciAnG
GENERALLY, a. . very superior wine, and held In
high estimation for Its medieAl properties. 1t 10
also recommended by many medical gentlemen as
tuValuAbie for female weak ebN and general de-
bility. We touched II 10 our lips sou eWhAt un-
willingly, hut were agreeA ly diGApp iLted In
finding one OF the most delicious wines we have
ever tasted. We hope that our leading physio ans
" III test the writ eH OF this Wine.-N Y. nmCs.
Sold by our d ugglHts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

New YoRK, Jnne GA terrible fight took
place last night among some negroes who were
holding picnic at Buntsr's Point. A posse
Of police made a charge and drove them of,
using knives and pistols freely. Twenty ne.
groes were injured, and two are reported to
have been killed
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
General Warren to take Command At
Hrownayllle, TeHaa.

CAIRO, June 23.-The steamer Won Phul,
from New Orleans nth, has arrived here. Her
news is uuimportant. The French man-of-War
Tisbal, Commander Demaurcault, had arrived
and anchored opposite the city. She relieves
the Amphion, which has left.
Brig. Gen. FltE Henry Warren has been or
dered TO Brownsville TO take chief command OF
all the forces in that part Of Texas.
Gen. Betor assumed command Of the Dis
trict of Baton Rouge on the 18th.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

ARRIVAL or GENERAL sIcKLEs.-M0j. Gen,
slckles, accompanied by his stat, arrived here
last evening from Baton Rouge, on the steamer
Continental. The General was received with
an artillery salute. He has taken quarters at
the 81. Charles Hotel.--M o. Times, 16th.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

HoSoRADLr ACQCITrED.-John Mccarthy,
army purveyor, who was few days ago ar
rested on the charge Of having transported some
of his goods onboard of Government vessels,
has been honorably acquitted and released from
confinement In the Carroll" He was fully
.----.....nAaA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

THE CROPs IN MAEYLAND.-It is stated that
in Washington COUNTY the crops of grain,
grass aud fruit promise an abundant yield. In
somerset the wheat harvest is in progress
among such of the farmers as have consented
to pay mowers three dollars per day. The
yield, II Is said, will be less than was antici-
pated. The farmers of Dorchester also COM
plain that their wheat will turn out rather
poor, while the corn is suffering for want of
rain -SLiU,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

VARIETIES, Great Saturday night bill at thls
popul " summer theatre. The structure 10 full Of
ment Ia the city. The pOpulHr sensation drama OF
the Seventh Street DreSsmAker" nils the house
slightly, aft mdng n world OF Amusem ant to the
people Miss Lattie ChAndl rappeaFsj AlGn, Helena
Smith and the great troupe Of music hall ATtibteB
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

A SIdHT-BLooMTNo cBREus, which bloSsomed
in Chicopee last Monday night, has set West
ern Massachusetts, in blaze Of excitement
Flowers of the cereous family are very uncomS
mon In that Jolly State.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

THB PIRATE ALABAMA.-Thcs ship Kent, from
Melbourne for London, reports that, on the
Gath OF April, when Ia laIitudt Il degrees
souln, sLG was boarded by a boat from the
rebel pirate steamer Alabama, with requctt
that the Kent would take Ou board the crews
Of some vesscls which the pirate had captured.
The K. having already many Passengers, the
request was refused. The Alabama reported
that on the prevl us dag she had CAPTURED and
burnt the ship Rockingham, from Callao, as
Mnlmrt renOrLel.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
Aboii.hmsnt or slavery I'm Maryland.

BALTIMORE, June s4.-The Constitutional
Convention Of Maryland, In session at Anna.
polls, passed to-day, by vote OF SO yeas to 27
nays, the following article Of the bill OF rights
thereafter In this State there shall be neither
slavery nor involuntary seryitude, except In
punishment Of crimes, whereof the party shall
have been duly convicted. and all persons held
to service or labor as slaves are hereby de-
clared freeD
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

A REMARKABLE CASE or IEsOLvEECI.-The
Boston Advertiser states that last week u case In
the Court Of insolvency for Middesex county
was closed by the assignee rendering his ac-
count and receiving an order Of distribuJiOn for
the payment Of all the debls in full, with inter
est 10 the date of the order, leaving the hand
some balance Of more than 81, 800 10 tho lin
solvent" debtrr. This is certainly something
" new under the sun" 1t is needless TO say
that the debtor received his discharge.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

Providence, r. l., June 2t.-The Silver
Spring Cotton Mil, In North Rtngstown, was
burned this morning. Loss on building and
machinery, S40, 900 sfwhich $50 600 is insured
-tl2 900 in New York, and 5000 In Boston.
Loss on stock $50, 600, which 10 not insured.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
The Tax nlIi-whlsv.y.

The report of the conference committee on
the tax bill was made to the two Houses to day.
whiskey on hand is not taxed. whiskey man
uracLursd from July to February l, next to
be taxed n so per gallon. After that time, SO
per gallon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

Cold water lie determined foe to fcvers,
agues and consumption. Bathing In II Is,
therefore, highly recommended. In London a
portion of the serpentne 10 set apart for the
use of the public, where, in a single evening
seven thousand persons take advantage of the
privilege.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

The facts reported to the two Houses to-day,
from the conference committee on the Tax bill,
about the increased tax on whiskey, was fur.
nlshed exclusively to certain parties yesterday,
who used 1t for speculative purposes. Since
that time whlskey has advanced Sl.7O per gal
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

IIIsA curious fact that the Cathedral Of No
tre Dame In Paris, though ave hundred years
old. was never consecrated until a few weeks
aimee.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

vIscouSr BURY, who visited New York a
few years since on business for the Galway
steamers, resided previously in Canada, and
there married the beautiful daughter of Sir
Allen MScNab, Is about to publish a work on
the United states.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

The steamer Keyport brought up this morn.
ing about 1876 men OF the LIST Excelsior regl.
ment. The City Of Albany brought up the 9th
Maine-the time of both these regiments hay.
ing expired,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

The coal dealers In Boston are to be iankod.
A humber of gentlemen who have determined
not to submit TO the eKtravagant prices, have
chartered vessel to send 10 Philadelphia for a
cargo of coal. They will save two or three
dollars a ton by the operation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

GRAFTON. The annual Grafton before the
Alumni of the University OF the city of New
York was delivered at the Church Of the Mes.
5iah, In that city, on Wednesday evening, by
Rev, Arthur Cleveland Coke, d. D., (rornerly
CharaCturn
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

BALTIMORE, June 24.-The italian brig Ed
uardO, which was loading At the wharf with
petroleum, took 1re to-day, aud will be total
ioss. She had on board about 600 barrels, a
portion of which was Insured in thls city.
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Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. P. M.
Latest From the Front.

The latest fro m the front Is contained In our
extra edition at noon. Not word has been
received since. an reports to the contrary are
bogus.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

DEATH or A VENERABLE PASTOR The Rev.
VIM. E'WSAtt, D, ID, Tor 81 yesTs past the rector
ofst. FAuf' kpiscOpAl Church, corner Of Charles
ana SArAtoBa s.reets, Bi iim n, who Tor more
than } car pact ~ h,sn con ned 10 bis hOusa
by painful iliness, died ye tsrdsy Vt a fUw min
Gles to noon, In the 10Th Year Of his age. The
thu Diocese Of Maryland, aud one OF lbs most
Niduly and influential of the mluistry
Of tho Episcopal Church In the United states
FOR many successive years he held the highly
resPonsiblo position Of Presidont of the Houss
OF Clerical and Lay Deputies. He leayss two
soma In the miniSIry.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

A Government loan Is about to be made in
England to pay the expenses Of the war with
the natives Of New Zealand.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

The new Directory Of the city OF Troy con.
tAins Il, 400 names, including LansIngburg,
West Troy, and Green Island. The Hartford
Directory for 1894 has 1854 names,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
THE THIRD OORPs....." M

TTNHE THIRD CORPs....-" THE DIA.
MOND"iS new house Just opened by ~,
ED oficers lately belonging to the ad eoTna Rr,y,
OF the Potomac. II 10 furnighgd with evErvtbiHS
that the palAte Of an epIoureAn d iaunrS CnT, Il
desire, aud we recommend our friends 70 INV '" "
visit TO 4Bi Tenth street. The officers, espesIII
Of Hooker'a and KeaTRey'a old DIVISIONS, VIZ
always be welcome. ie2S-u'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

A NUIsANoE.-We would call the attention
of the authorities to the sewer Mt the corner OF
Louisiana avenue and xth st. The Odor which
ATlsCs theTsirom IL int'lerable.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

ORPHLNs' CoURT.-The will of John Sioussa
having been previously proven by two Of the sub
sorihing witnesses, WAS fully proved by MrG
Christians V V. CullAn.
CbTibtophsr Andrews was qualified as admins
traitor OF susan BeltZer John @. Hart was quail
He'd as administrator Of John Hart.
Miss Virginia WhitteBey took out letters of I'D
mlniStratiou on the estates OF Comfort g. White
sew, and gave bond in the sun Of 100000, with
Ammon Green and James f. Wollsrd as her sure
tes.
Mrs. Mary Ann Msgee was qualified as admins
tratrix OF James MAgee.
Martin =. Morris was appointed guardian OF
Margaret NJ. Queen, orphan OF Barney NJ. Queen,
Mrs. Joanna Queen having filed an attested renun-
citation of her right to be appointed such guard
ian.
John C. Myers wa. appointed guardian to the
orphans OF John Hart
The Il at and final account OF Eliza J. johnson,
adminiStratrix Of Samuel J. johnson, was approved
and passed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

HENCE! AvAUST YH FALLEN.-The Grand
Jury summoned for the present term Of the orlm-
1 al court, having been charged by Chief Justice
Cartier to prevent II the presence OF those
nVmphs in our city who with painted effrontery
women away, are fe,reting out those temples OF
prostitution which have Rxrrted such bAneful Ia.
nuenceu aver our city. The propriefors and pro-
pr erTesses will be indicted and II convicted will be
compelled to leave the city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

MUSIC AT THE PREsIDENT's.-The Marine
B,nd will perform As usual at the grounds south
Of pe Pre- ideDps H'use, this evening, June 26th,
but the hou' has been changed, The music will
past O'Clock, instead Of from until half past .,
as heretofore.
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DIED.,

Early this morning, after three weeks illness,
Mrs o., ,KEED All, In the 61th year Of her age.
The funeral services Will take place at the resi-
de ce Of Mr.. K'udAll, At Kendall Green, tO-m"r'
row, ths 2B'h instant, at O'cl ok p. IN. Friends
of the family are cordially invited to attend
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

The leading McClellauItes in this city deny
Iaat the Chicago Convention was postponed by
Fernando Wood with view to prolong McClel
lane salary as a Major General.