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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01
CONGRESSIONAL.
EIGHTH CoNGREss
First SeESlon,
SENATE.


FRIDAY, April l, 1864.
The Vice President laid before the Senate n
communication from the Secretary of the Navy
In reply to Mr.. Grimes resolution calling for
Information as to the number Of men transfer
red from the military to the naval service. If
any, and II not, why not, and what additional
legislation is necessary on the subject, II an
pears by the letter that though a recent act
taken place, and It has been impossible as vet
to relieve the navy from the difficulty of pro-
curing crews for numerous vessels The Secre-
lary suggests the necessary measures for relief
The letter was referred to the Naval Commit.
tee.
Mr. Clark, from the Committee on Claims,
reported adversely on the petition of Rev. Mr.
Roberts, for compensation as chaplain Of Fort
McHenry. The report was agreed to-
Mr., Trumbull presented o memorial from
the officers of the Illinois Central Railroad
company against the extension of the Good
year India rubber patent.
On motion of Mr.. Grimes. n resolutlon Eas
adopted, requesting the President to communi-
cate the names Of all persons who have been
sentenced for fraud against the Government,
and of all who have been pardoned since De.
cember LIST, with the sentences from which they
were pardoned, &c.
Mr.. Nesmilh called up the bill to establish
assay offices at Carson City, Nevada. and M
Dalles City, Oregon, and moved to amend so
as TO establish branch mint at Portland.
Oregon, Instead Of the assay office at Dalles
City. He addressed the Senate at some lenqtb.
arraigning and ridicullng the opposiIion
thereto Of Mr.. Pollock, Of the PhiiadeIphia
mint, because of the increase of such estab-
llshments tending 10 disentegratlon of the
Union, &c. He thought II might as well be
claimed that all the factories, shoe shops, Sc..
desired for the convenience of the people
should be stuck down In one village for me
same reason.
The morning hour having expired, the sub
ject went over.
MIR. Powell endeayored to get up his resoIp-
tion offered yesterday, calling on the secretary
OF War for information in regard to churcbes
and property Of Christian denominations taken
possession OF by military orders, He dssJred
Information TO base bill on.
executive session. s0 'n'o
Several Senators indicated desire To e,et mn
other bills, Mr. Hale especially urging t6e ne. |
cessity OF acting on one or two naval bIIIs-~
one one ior securing the transfer Of seamen from
the army to the naVy-which he had Teccjvad
from the Secretary Of the Navy.
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DEMAs $. BARNES a CO.,
New York

!. ~ Mexican Mustang I.Inlment.-rn,
parties In ST. Louis and Cincinnati who have beep
eounteffeiting he Mustang Imminent under pre:
tenee OF PROFESSIONALLY, have been thoroughly "a.
topped BY the courts To guard against further
imposition' Ihaveproeurcd from the United STATE,
treasury private steel plate revenue rtamn
when is piaeed over the top Of eGOh ttle. Each
stamp bears the fac Tinis OF my signature, and
without which the article is counterfeit, danger.
Gus AhdlwotthlsSS imitation. Examiue every hot.
ue' This Lniment has been in use and growing
In Ia or for many years, There hardly exIsts
hamlet on the habltable globe that does not son-
tain evidence Of its wonderful effects IL ia the
pest emolient In the world. With its present Inn
proved ingredients Its effects upon man and beast
are perfectly remarkable. Sores a Q healed. mains
rensVed. lives saved, valuable hnIuaIs made use.
ful, aud untold ills asIuaged. For cuts, bruises.
sprins' rheumatism, Gwellings, bltea, eAked
breasts, strained horsss, Ss., It is a sovereign
remedy that should never be dispensed with. IL
should be irevery family. Sold BY ALI dfugEists.
ieao-eoem Z 5. BARNES New York.
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PERSONAL

Nh. SAN CowELL, the well-known actor, is
lying hopelessy Ill In the little village OF Bland
ford, DorsetHhire. Mr.. Quirk, the rector OF the
place, unTemitting In his spiritual dlspens alton
TO him, and poor Sam seems entirely resigned 10
to ALL
Dickens Is very gray grandfather now
hale, hearty, active, indeed, and likely 10 live
long, for he looks very tough, but on the wrong
side Of nifty However, that iS not much In Eng,
land. mans best time there is from so to 10 for
work, and perhsps for snjsymeht.
HEBNAN is not expected 10 live long-so the
papers say. His fighting and dosing was too much
for him.
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From the PaoIno Cos,t-An.,rs in Idaho.

San FRASosco, March 30.-The steamer
Golden Age arrived last night from Panama.
Oregon dispatches contain late news from
Idaho, relating principally to extra measures
making there for the suppression of crime.
The grand jury Of Boise county had returned
twelve indictments for murder, sixteen for as
saults with intent to kill, and one for man
slaughter. The Vigilance Committee, num-
berlng one thousand men, are making clean
sweep Of the villains infesting the Beaver Head
country. They have hung eleven men at Vir-
ginia, five at Big Hole, one at Deer Lodge, and
seven at Briar Root.
The Snake River Indians are committing
ravages. They are armed with rifles and shot
guns.
The rush Of emigration from Oregon and
California to Idaho Is immense.
The Dutch ship Cornelia sailed on the 2sth
for Hong Kong with $3.50, 900 in treasure.
The late rains have been Of inca lculable ben
eft to the agricultural and mining interest Of
California.
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About Forr.st

Two or three days before the rebel General
Forrest fell upon the city of Paducah and de-
stroyed 1t, we had telegram from the West,
stating that Forrest was evidently medItating
raid into Kentucky, "but Grierson was watch
Ing him." That is the last we have heard Of
Grierson, and the public are asking why For
rest was permitted To do what he has done.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

Ex-0ovnRnoR HicKs.-The United slatea
steamer Baltimore, Capt. Mitchell comm and.
ing, which was kindly rendered BY the Hon.
Secretary OF the Navy 10 Ex-Gofernor Bicks
70 bear him 70 bis homo, len The Navy-fard at
Warrington on Monday a. z O'Clock, b. M,
arnsed here yesterday, at noon, haylsg on
board the Hon. Senator, With DR.. Lpplncot, Of
Washington, and other friends. We are pleased
to learn the Governor suffered no discomfort
from the trip; he has steadily improved since
the amputatlon Of his foot, and Is now al his
residence, with every prospect OF an early 70,
storation to health.- Cambridge { kd.) Hsrdld,
Wednesday.
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By communication from the Secretary Of
War, the noticeable fact is shown that there
are 102 colonies in the service commanding
brigadess There arc 80 in the army Of the Po-
tomac. The several departments have disiri-
button as foIlowsr Cumberland, eoj South, z;
West Virginia, II; Tennessee, e3 Arkansas,
10; Gulf, 10; Washington, 12j Ohio, IA; vir;
ginia and North Carolina, Z. These do not
include those commanding in the absence OF
the proper brigade commander,
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Correspondents Of the Missouri Republican,
Partieulars OF the Capture OF Paduca an
InhumRn Conduct of the Rebels


InhumRn Conduct of the Rebels.
CAIRO, March a7.-Paducah Is In ruins. For
rest. with seven thousand men. formed line Of
battle two and half miles long Friday after
noon, and went into the city and demanded the
surrender of the fort. Colonel Hicks refused,
and the fight ragged terrihcally all the after
noon. The rebels massed their troops and as
saulted first, but were repuls0d four times. The
shArpshooters fired from buildings at the troops
In the fort and on the gunboats. The Federals
fred at buildings, knocking them down and
setting them on fire. While the fight was going
on parties Of the enemy plundered the stores
and carried on horses. The gunboats fired six
hundred rounds and had but three wounded.
The Captain OF the Pawpaw received a
scratch from a mimic ball on his right check,
and a ball went through his pantaloons, OF
the troops in the fort fourteen were killed and
| forty-six wounded. Forrest took about fort v
conValescent, In hospital, prisoners. The enemy
had three hundred killed and one thousand
/ wounded. The latter were taken to Mayfleld by
rail, and the former lie around the fort un-
/ buried. Col. Hicks is entitled to great praIae
for his heroic defence. The rebel Brig, Gen,
A. p. Thompson, formerly Of Paducah, was
killed.
Col, Hicks captured a rebel surgeon, who
| says Forrest intended to surprise and felt fully
able to take the fort. Eleven negroes, who
served the artillery, were killed and wounded
all shot In The head. The city is deserted, the
citizens being ercamped in the woods on the
Illinois side. Several women were killed yes
terday.
Forrest sent in flag Of truce to exchange
prisoners, but Col. Hicks would not do II.
The enemy left at 3 O'Clock p. M, going In
the direction Of Columbus, and are said TO
have captured Hickman this morning.
The rebel Generals Harris and Burbridge
were In the fight at Paducah.
ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-The Democrats Cairo
special dispatch says:
Rebel prisoners state that the main BODY of |
Forests force has been ordered to Jackson, |
The men sent to Paducah have returned, Col. |
Hicks having a sufficient force to repulse any |
attack. During the fight at Paducah the rebels |
took Mrs. Hammond from the hospital and |
murdered her. Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs Howhrd, |
Mrs. Eageu and Mrs McClung were also taken
and sent TO the front between two fires and
kept there an hour, their dresses being perfo-
rated by bullets.
While the rebel flag-oftruce was moving
forward they disposed their forces for action
but our men had ceased firing for fear the
women would be killed.
man was arrested on the steamer Ander-
son having in his possession a freshly taken
scalp OF white man, supposed to have been
TAX n from one of our soldiers. Several per.
sons have also been arrested as spies, some of
them women.
The New Orleans papers Of the 23d are re-
celyed, but contain no news.
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GOLDEN sEnTENoEs.

TIN cRIsIs WHICH TmKATENHD TO DIVIDE
rHr TRrENDs OF TIE UNION n PAST"
"I snALL NOT RETURN TO sLAvERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FRKE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS"
al PROCLAIM Tu1L rAHDoH TO ALI VINO
sUFroRT, PROTECT, AND DETHSD Tm CoHsTI-
TUITION OF TIE UNITED sTkTns, AND THE UHuoH
or TIE sFATzs TKrnnuSDm.o
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
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n-Hagan's Magnolia Baln.--ThIs IL the
most delightful and extraordinary article ever dis
covered IL changes the Bun-burnt face and hands
to pearly satin texture OF rAvishing beauty, I'm.
parting the marble purity Of youth, aud the disla
que appearance so inviting In the city belle Of
fAshion. It removes tan, freokies, pimpies and
roushness from the akin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. II contains NO
material injuries to the skin. Patronized by Act.
resses and Opera singers. It 10 what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere
Prepared by WE. HAGAN, Troy, NY.
Address all orders to ....t .IItE.
DEhAs $. BARNES a CO.,
''' 90 "r f'' W.T. New York.
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steamer I'm Distress Probable Loss OF
the Steamer Thomas A. Scott.

NEw York, March 3l.-The steamer Fulton
reports falling In with propeller in distress,
on Tuesday night, which wanted assistance
but owing to tho terrible gale was unable to
lay by her all night, but did so until the Fulton
was nearly swamped. The propeller was a
large two-masted vessel. Both her engines
TO some port.
1t is feared that the steamer Thos. A. Scott.
from New Orleans, was lost of Hatteras. she
was towed that far by the steamer Mcclellan
and cast of on the 29d in the gale.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

INCREASE OF PAY AsKED.-In the Senate, a
day or two since, Hon. Reverdy johnson presented
petition from the messengers, waiehmen, and
lAborers OF the different executive Ttments for
an increase Of pay, which was referred 10 the FL
nance Committee, where, no doubt, II will receive
favorable oonsderation The duties Of this elAsB OF
ment OF the war, been largely multiplied, owing 10
the amount OF business done In the dspar TN sfts;
but their pay has not been Ia any manner In,
creased, notwithstanding the enormous Increase
in the cost Of living, = = -
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General APPROPRIATION mn.

The Senate Finance Committee have re-
ported amendments to the House bill for pay
ing the expenses of the Legislative, Judicial
and Executive Departments among them re-
duclng the appropriation for the Agricultural
Department from S155,OOO to S1oO, 600, and In
creasing the appropriations for the Adjutant
Generals, Quartermastcr Generals and Pay
master Generals officers nearly $500, 900, in
addition to the amount already in the bill.
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Captain Piekerinr.

This gallant officer, lately attached to the
gunboat Peterhoff, which was accidentally
sunk recently, has been ordered to the United
States steamer Fort Donelson, and will proceed
to Boston to take command. The Fort Donel-
son Is new side-wheel steamer Of large ca
pAcity, and she will probably be sent on a hunt
for blockade rnnners
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Rebel Movemsnts AQaln,t K,n,u,,,v

LOUISVILLE, March 30.-An officer direct
from East Kentucky reports that large force
ofrebels are concentrating at Pound Gap under
Gen. Buckner. He says that the rebels carry
1--WE days ratlons and forage, and he thinks
lhat an extensive raid will be made into the
heart of Kentucky. The rebel forces which
evacuated Bulls Gap several days since have
moved north either to join Longstreet In Vlr-
ginia or to effect a junction with Buckner at
Pound GAP,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

Tho Bldepsndcnt being asked 10 give Its den-
milton Of religious Newspaper, answers, "The
IndspsHdent." Now, will II please define reli-
gionl-SprinQaeld Republican.
II Is hardly worth while, for our friend docs
not need the definition, but the thing itself.
--Independenf.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

XAVIER RnRAsHD.-Francls Xavier, the
ments OF the Executive Mansion and announced
TO the President that in the year 1885, he (xAver)
was elected to the executive char, and now In
morning released from the Central GuArdhoupc.
The release was effected By the advice Of the Med.
icAl Director.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

Sg The concessions ard Experience OF
AN INVALID. Published for tho beneft, and a. q
warning and A CAUTION TO YovEo MEN who nufiei
nom Nervous Debility, Prematurc Decay OF Man
hood, etc., supplying AZ the same time TitE NEANz
or sELy cuRE. By one who has cured himself ~
ter being put TO great expcnso and injury thfnug'
medical humbug and quAckery. ~
ny enclosing poat-pAid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Fe
my qa--ty Hodford. RtnRt County A. =
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

SUDDEN DEATH or APoLIcEA6AH.-Patrolman
Charles J. Cook, Of the Fourth precinct, First
ward, died very sudden on yesterday. About two
years ago, when on duty In the Third ward where
he was then stationed, he attempted 70 arrest
colored man for some miBdemeanor when he was
assaultsa BY him, being struck over the head and
his possession. He has often complained since OF
the wounds received on the head, and from the
Effects OF which he died, DR.. Newman pronouncing
Il congestion Of the brain. He was q good and
faithful officer,
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Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.
ooNFIRMATIoNs nv THE SENATE


Byron Wilson as Lieutenant Commander In
the Navyi Col. P. E. Connor, Sd California
volunteers, as Brlgadior General; Lieut.. Col.
@. R. Paul, sth United States infantry, as Brig
adler General, First Lieut.. Adelbert Amos, 5th
United States artillery, as BrgadIer General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

DIsoRDERLY CHARACTERS. - Nine colored
men named Joseph Johnson, Peter Glover. Charles
Coleman, John Costin, Henry Williams, John W.
Brown, Isaac Mitchell, Henry Thomas, and Bepja-
min Jacobs, were arrested last night about ten
Turner and milsteAd, OF the Eighth preelnot, upon
the charge Of dlsorderly conduct, rhty live 10 a
streets north. The rBt story IL occupied a. sta
BILE, and the second story liquor Establishment
They were engaged In fighting. Justice Ferguson
fined the first, Joseph Johnson, the proprietor of
the house, S2sij Peter Glover, who oommsDced
the fight, SlBt, and the others s1,6S each, The
ringleador, Delaware Dudley escaped BY jumping
out OF tho rear window
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Ef-Ies Cream, Conroottone ry, Se,--lse.
eoptions, Parties, Weddings, Balls, suppera Fairs
and other entertainments furnished At shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Ice oreAm and
Water Ices made by steam power, warranted to be
the best in the eity,wholesaie and RETAIL delivered
70 ANY part of the city. Charlotte Russo, JelieA.
Pyrani1s,r and Wedding Cakes made 10 order. Al
Jos. sHhFFIELps copfection ~, ass iNtb
street, betweeu and w. ja27-1m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

NEwLY-APPoNTED PoLIcEMEN.-R. Padgett,
George w. MeElfresh, In the eth precinct, Wee
James Levin, dismissed David M. sylvester, in
the 9Th precinct vice Jerome Taylor, dismissed I;
fred Fairall, dismissedj and Thomas MirkWood,
in the 9th precinct, viees4. n. W. Davis, trAaE.
ferredi were appointed pArolmen Of the Metro
miasioners, at Its meeting yesterday afternoon,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

To-day the repudlation OF one-third Of the
rebel treasury notes takes effect by law in the
Southern Confederacy. It is a very solemn
nrSt-of-April joke, reducing the value of the
rebel currency to about the value of Daniel
Pratts manuscript, pound for pound.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

~ TAs railroad ads1tiaemsnts on our Java
PdO' rs tAsvtsd sv authority ofG's railroad com
paniss sss~allv NAMED, are o1isiailv corrected
sA'H shsn0ss ays mads, hence ean b relied upon
a. oovrest
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ANornER BRoruEE BRoKnr UP.-Mnrr sul

ANOTHER BRoTuEG BROKEN UP.-Mary Sui
liVan was arrested last night by officers Howard
and Heanler upon toe charge Of keeping bAwdy-
house In Light Alley, between second and Third
streets, and was fined S5.el by Justice Giberson,
and, In default OF payment, was committed 10 the
workhouse Ellen Drin and HonorAh Moriaty,
lady boarders In the house, were arrested at the
same time, and sent also to the workhouHe John
Foley, visitor to the house, was also arrested
upon the charge Of disorderly conduct, and was
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAnRoAD.-H ia
learned from Mr.. VIM. Prescott Smith, Master
OF Transportation Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, that Notwithstanding the very heavy
rains which have fallen during the past few
DAYS, the main stem az well aS the branches
afa IN oxcollent travelling order, and the busl-
ness daily transacted, both In regard 10 the
Conveyance Of passengers and transportation
OF frdlRhf, remains uninterrupted. Some Of
the stroam1 which cross the road have been
nnusaallg swollen, but thus far no damage has
Len sustalped, et
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

NEW YORK, March 3l.-Gold closed to-day
at 1885,. The receipts for duties at the custom
house to-day amounted TO $lS6, 900, including
$4,000 In gold certificates. The demand for
money at the close Of the market was brisk at
per cent.
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Henry Hyson, Carroll BAyly,
n,,',,. S.so Ward, 6 James Smith,

~ q. ,. wilkins, Eiq., has been ap-
pointed Ageut Of the Great Pennsylvania Route,
sloe ~ p, Morton, TO take effect on the aBth inst
hf wilkins has been connected with the Oeaoe, Al
the corner q Sixth street and Pennsyiyania ave
nue. durtnf the past two years, and is thoroughly
oonvefsant with the business Of the route IN ail
Us departments, All APPLICATION for inform ion,
tickets, kc must DO addressed 70 " u WTLKINs,
Agent treat PonnsylyAnla Route, sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. ED s. YOUNG.
General Passenger Agent, Great fenns. Route.
m9qLdtf - '-~-7
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

This opera abounds in exquisite melodies
and musical gems of the rarest brilllancy. 1t
is one OF Flowtow's finest compositions. Both
the tenors, Habelmsnn and Himmer, appear in
1t, and II should fIl the theatre.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

INAHELPLHss CoNDITIoN.-Aw woman named
Anne Lang was found by PatrolmAn wAlllnESiord
lying on the pavement on First street near Penn
lylyaniA avenue, The of1oer procured a hack and
conveyed her to the Eighth precinct n-house
drinking excessively, and was suffering from the
effects OF dslirtun tensns. She was sent to the
almn-houIe, n .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

A resolution of inquiry, submitted by Mr..
Grimes, was passed in tho Senate to-day, in
quiripg what prisoners charged with frauds
and peculations had been pardoned, as well as
persons confined upon other charges.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

DTAs ofss ofDe National RepabIiean I, al
Sil Mnn srsa, Oss~.'n Rsn"y'vaHiaavsnus@'d
D siresi.
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DEsBRTERs SENT oYR.-Thirty-two desert
ers, who arrived here yesterday, were sent BY
the Provost Marshal 10 Forrest Hall, oeorgetown,
the prison for desefters. t'
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Hanging Union Soldiers in North Car,
lima.

PHILADBLPHIA, April 1.-The Newbern Times
OF tho S3d, says In reference to the denial by
Kinston;
We have the statement of an eye witness
who saw the hanging Of 80 soldiers of tho I'd
North Carolina Union volunteers, and was
within 200 yards Of the scafiold at the time Of
the murder. =.
Two steamers, the Alice and Hansa, run out
OF wilmington, through New Inlet, on the
night of the 12th instant. .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

STEAMER ARRIvKD.-The steamer Empire,
from New York, with oonsignments 70 her agents,
reports many wrecks on the coast, and ths shores
as lined with floating bales and barrels.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

- TaAs ppr d nor JnwnisAsd bv sarisr1 10
SabsSibsss n ~ sitv sad esOypaOvn at pirtv
espts pr mosdh
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MUTINY.-Ford Orr andAbraham 8. Vinegar
den, privates Of company X, lat Michigan cavalry,
were arrested yesterday upon the charge Of mutiny
Central GuArdhouse TO await trial in their cases.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

The NEW YoRK Independent denies that the
use oil natives wines will promote the cause OF
temperance No more win ride whiskey.
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Sssssrib~, falins 70 rsssis ~ RspueIisap
rsoularIv "a plsa,s Aotpf lAis c1lcs.