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HEMP. Flax and Tobacoo.

Hemp apo lax tan be produced OF a. good quality
- nns Efo~n in Eufore. 1ooscco Of u. nuesi quail
II u 1alAxd uEun 1aut uEchasea ot "a aud
r!SMl.es % b. sse o. ths mort tmpott.at cIes q
teLt 70 The them pos fioa Fhn nh siox Of srSsx
frba tire beet Is receiving attention. and
log tLs East sr;sen. Tdc oittsAuon OF rofKhun Il
e.t,ct4s III ma " xeaI9 IlIinuts Eiu proSrcs :
lAtKt zulrlna Of lugaT An1 Inota4te5 tor expprA0a
, 1864-10-16
axe rr77 OF TEE rAp.cAx p1ErY.

+: T!.s tir.c !, p c2p.n fee tic H~fn9o Rail-
cel' . ~ eit' y t'cA il1ty liz: VII l'ela un
"s1H''fs N :!i, re1tp ~ Every p.r;iz,n
lar' U.S. IF q 1!w--'tns ,hs F,al:ai ar,y
csp I'M t se:ttng ,s un with tna T,::5r n'rs
nf L,e De5aocr-tsc party NJ la't ~ IN in the
Ctlc':t pintsarn', 'tet! ti,.- ntit! Z IL a1li-
t,ss n:r the political Hptf un,li.try ar:ec-..e;sts
o; sht r. nlf cratic G .u1I; sts ass Ut &Latura
10 Justify his support ~ tee E.dic.s. itc1
,ta=. hthtr bsru. IL In ssid EbAe Mr.. l.tprniu
Aeislrt las Il cla,u - tue sunpott..f'!ia K,ii-
ci.is, At thvs to remind t's I'll Il. y HI ttfs
ti"n tart4 III Jsest wlst .s5 ca!!.d u .;lG 4 =.
mtr3.tr rtl3nufatsatrz, villa Wh5c. tI<, n liz lis
hAyr: n: It tlaAy nin ai.i+t. Md t.v.sa tor
sHeC+ltIr - nnt ri1llicl.ur II W., tsI a'.t WHRt
D.. 10 tril u:} We, ,Iave cuntlunrea tbus-'iar ut,i
ann}h!'at.e tue radical utiarn,:a. .lor s"'rs 10
J, c6iae; however s1snca our. ucsennaa .~=itn:5
rn.. sutIsr, tee,at.t dte'art for tbs "a ID III. ~"
ths Ht1 'b'st''s FttriY, Tor eytr3 vote WHICH Is
~.tt!itit i,nm BIN caunss ~ 4 vote fur Nc.
Etalnp. 1t is c. rtntnlv not our f11't fh1t
t1sfe II no ntls-s ctofcc LET: " t'.e friends pf
,prn!,1ess; hut ar thc pass II wafch matters
/, ro" have come, VIC Are 1esEouai"'e for. tue
evil ~htth, L9 tur Inactivity, "ouid bet;n
VI tsse ibis opportoulty to rst.r to m NJ
tiua ,r.m the Wfsfite'.t f1s, weigh ~ print
IN another column. Tui. .railicsl plp,: au-
Repab,foan StHte ticket, although ths c>oal-
datet rFerH not Nominated hy tic Rsut:.ita
and are tfeod,y to Mr. L'ucolu.- tbs Ibse
jnsttiss tli. nc vice by ths s,ue reFn ARK, taat
lhe lsudieBls Uf itisnols hsve no State tfckst
:. ct tbefr own. and that tha election OF ths
; Dtuecrutic Stuie tkcArt would he s:yese
bfaw 1nr The Btute End The Cause Of the
We,tnfneatly reco1mead th,y gon'l advice
6l the s,tLee 1tat t.t III tactical 1setir rs fur
Their guidance, alt1s.uxhe We E thuut y % wly
The Euct:ees 6f Tia Democratic Rational
| tleket alGul} he 4 1teEer cllutuiLy la4n tue
suecees Ut, the Denucr1ttc :6s-se. ticket
I Wt6r in oEdts IN pkaveot the yIc;,ry OF the
| DtlMocfHcy, 1se h.ea to vu:e for the most
t'otvote1 trends pt Mr.. Lincoln on the State
t'ekur. why thy~M we graut ths victory to
| the Democrats. wEen the welfare OF tue
| wlole Cnf'tl S&=tes Is It et4ka: Aud "a
| thiuk tIn TKttE z1.e, -E,st Will rot deny tht.
f;the Dt!mcctacg will nc su-cc.4hl, Il wa play
I'tAe ne u,f. Is a1d fold our arms in t'tenee1
We have. .ss'% no other chatre tAan L.n- ~.
! coin CT Mcr-hl,an, esy wb.t We may bus
tnlys stIpal or corrupt Journals Gu nsso
tnt {ui;utI IL CO 70 tnlk uf sur X ~. over "
Lincoln ~ &c s,.t4t: cup,o TO q dec.stou w
| unst ,tnEr an.aeltre past, if We 90 not WanG
to at,apsipp 1L4EsHQl.t1c,i field entlfelF, haQ
lcsc -n-IsgtsxR moreover With The feproacn
.,b.t orr pr{,lexf ngatpst tile ttsfaVer5' par
~ wrA a mere ttpllow sounn. because. Wnen
VI, csuld pyayeus, sleiE, victory, We stood
t.. JttJy. b. auI cid net do our onty. May .our
t r::Jfa1 /. Io @-citi1tos ronder theae srnshs
+ aid uot d eide shout th:sr. action, guided
| r4.,ely u their fstasaal dislike OF ns: Lin
1 - q tFIre
, 1864-10-16
Spirit of the Trertunt Press
tt1ah.la'.d f;cE.,ie Chict,ts Telegraph

EttE S-e~+-sl1- EEL: ; itAS
80 etj:.t q t:s i,7'>e'a y +, yrst"r5a,'s
zeal. tht r.te uf Mttia,t1n 10 Sareupu..r-
In s1'st Il taesr 'nltss ,el:ehitpus exurrlnns
'tt DrMs.,r 40 ca,sst.lA.-> wsre -nt-,ttu,
1C7frt ~ q tremendous naIsri.y at ltA+t in
the t.fv i,.filrr ,StAssa AMI AtrIndc'Hf efrpm
t"ai' l:tet''na il PcErsy lyaniA By thu SOL
0ter'e Witt 80.
L.. .rens changes a1so t,a ret.r"-4ot..iau
H. Es,sress- Olrp-at pr:saps rro -,sut. t
l.. Il Gs,sactat- und : l. pab!: th.5
rus,,s sssas .fs q,
!, Esn.ncra1s u + Eeeuniic.rs-tu will
sEoE the r-ycrset ra..p. Tee Perrsi lsa anta
! teh ::si:nn uAs. sIu.!ly d-vid.d, hit 81 ,tet-
aa.'s slestion strengthens The Republican
ejsJ-- go,
Fur this # su1t,. ths forerannsr Of til. fn,l
decision OF E";e,ul-r Stu, the Democrats
:,r sH n'd.r oni: 20 themselves. 4 pAy.y
H''sN u''s- tag" h-f,rc Ehs u.opl. With q
i"t vi nm Ealttb1r:bana and Ftrnaauo
, Nc; !. NaEss. Of Mar, lauti, act! Fiiimorc a:e
eh7: E,t. ria: III ih'3t .suppue!-sucu a party
VII EeTtr he hs's t Try tie la-ses OF ti,e
ron'c, dcyo't'! as they axe 1o Gnion ani
Lin r'y. The D.no:r:ey couat+.i uu this
reb1tes iotEiG55 iur kssa:e. but tev i,,fe ~
| tiny Tic perplG only 1esis. An ho1oral,.
| pc et', sa! III It IHeT III Dus wAst '',ccd tue
/ wae n1t-ss THE fch:ls are brought - th.ir
kness, Or con!ns'lel 10 ackn'Hil,1SenE a.
IL ~ hHt. &He su lGfEacy or the y nkH1.1:x&
The Democracy has not yet la4rae,t tnts
four t.; uf war iase tba sca the OLD, l,sr 2
t'ilc: It's yer, foundation mad TIA. ii,
@tD tots not nsrcl, forward will b. s-su-
pied unde1; The Democratic party en..ss
uEon tl'a ap,i'a.gu ss If 1t .aese au election
: ht' '"ee1 Dul.,c,As snu (. Nh,ss. bst,seen
i '.its1 a1ur1tss' and .suaeo elvllt,,t aad ,ne
!, t1:fh frroetist and lar u1 s. p ,stses os 1.se,
Vh:e'. aese.i.nrl.d h5 tn. s.xvt-notlsr.. re.
hsll'cu- u is anotbtr tatt'e witch: We ase
| LuW azhting: Un'en or the destruction Of
! a'e orlj Two camps, -;orth aai S3ath, AMI
I h.t. or OF der ia tho ~atct,wcrl,
>: TIE :bem6cracy hl- .ii:reg ardrd the truth :
! u lat throw. awa} tua otty chaacy q. ,;.-
trry b. Ee:usiDg to p"t51:7 4. n -l:., ,Ga 't
t!ius III ,nust lsase lhc 1.1d, TO ina J fuon
! f"r an elemett j high. l.ss, NOR. yis.tlt =.
TITS rlse isst elections un.ri ably sc. asid
! ;ls !" 6 ii; il : VA s1e wall' ~,1s be fulfilled
, 1864-10-16
.To skctnA1 Tett1ara

Thn Inducements ofrrct go graat tust the Con.
during the pa't year have "e+n to rger nuunet
parc4.tsrs t.an ever tttSTs Tn., xe vAntakes 70
eaaisteo my kox ~ lilo ~ 1ae lunrftt q eau,A
essTnRted. foftain In the tlnion ia increasing mors
rkluly In rotu14tion trh haa uuolcn Ia Ten .tar1
, 1864-10-16

:; # As t,~eea1e d9n ia e !, ,tEeed,e;1ze: 50
,ss ste.l.,ae%. s.,;... T. .'e:ssatlealat'-
, 1864-10-16
Goal and Minerals,

The fn1erso eoRa crro<7te at Ilftno1s ara wo.frA
p"lnt. oea' th: ts.tenAo AND the Ereas re
te. ~lAs 1'e etc a. s.Arejy +1uche5 viii even
tnsDy be tse source Vi kssss kealta.
, 1864-10-16

| Nj n
ESEMN, dMf7a 81
,MeAoEAv =
M@!nM Ea4 d I
AsisR1EA> ~
= M:en*a celss tSQioE: :.
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n Ass,sNAskFEhA {,
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MAtJpo, =,
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As&sIMsNEctsH b
.SHEEV.ffNcH
GeHcMT ANlMT ltfo1tftc !,
HeeAf rhso Aofo
r. sa,l!sxeSsA.0s + !, esxe !! sA.0uel'
A%1N@yslaSmAR 4
ela9NM2 AeANM E-lo0As ;;
MsE,fMTSN Mss, !NE
, 1864-10-16
Lumber

il pa.rhnsed II los prce IN ChiraRo oxer than IL
any 1ih%t -Breas m<FIet OF tito uuia1 EtAtes-apa
tse1e are lh1xu number OF saw-nlia erected nesi
t~ tnA Of th~ hllroAt tn tse HoutunF. part OF rae
inx n.Acr1a's and ~ Prices lo& t1n Almost ac1
, 1864-10-16
Prices and Terms of.pavmeut.

Thr price nt is,a Varies from 81 to $ls and upward
rer ssts -: ury h1e sul1 - toa: erc II on sno:s
firm sh long 11iee Is ado to no q .no ID Ii
r.snrut Of oh~fonrr~ OF the C1inr4pal dnNn, aud
1sT .AlsncG In IN 0nn AtftH 9kAt8+ d tehurt1on
Of 1W IA1T rxE cK*r to tao who purcax u
fn5 cash. f1ytr lefore hays greater Inducements
bttA 0LCtsc ~ CASA lufcl.ec:s-
- EXAMPLE,.
Forty ae1et At 81 SIRE on lorE credit 1n.ey.1.
rS,pel. ii in four. ass, ii saa taven ,ears. 's
, 1864-10-16

~.- II - -
Tfd Asla~3 -TtTl Cs.sH
Trlpy A q. F4a1eit4 L at
Ifllau / McCkthTh. mrs David u
1au.sr a,~ a T5rtl 1schird
1tst & ppn TnrrtA Il
Toweet ilA.fd NTylrr Ffs 's't1
Taeer rAs tck. Tatuar Fred
TowfAc.r &c. Wfsta1 s =.
Tu suF Vim Il .reelnss T ;
Inn.b;SA NV - ,1,e1ntT T1uot17
Turetpi' VIII J III trrt fhn1
TrxytY JAtt 4 TF2viee G. H
fthnaun EoUsF Turner SEQ E
wills III y1Hs Il thso
TLuu,r$oa f ThorLfna Il .u:y
.rncmp.Grt;so MTtacy Il ran !,
Th6rnzf oHtsn1 Il rvlsty Henry
Tue " plun J.hn Tracy Iai r
T.. II, IN u HlH J Fnelc JAs
Y.t:Ia4s {:cs ~ ! ": n, eTss:os 1;aas VA Ja5
TwrnS ps11sck 1pi& ~ John c
: y]c1 CN T..~ Bl"y 1rttr d
"a, pin Pete~ he1A Thpl' nap c roi
Tulcott Lh4zley~T.tnl,cG i N.isau
, 1864-10-16

IQQkH %A A4N
~ -,..s'. arr ~ -.
Kenny Julia Ess- y. =.
k%rR ~En m'4-. ,..t...
EeA3 LIS AN ms
KeN = Nxts X mrs II
kNkkS Ar plk T.. r.
l,ef4 CAthst1ta a.: ~ .
k<t1s Mar 1et mf1 -
ks.lAty,f. An11 mH 80
ksA3 ntitGes se, ;';'
II eh%r f At4 =. a.
kl*tltl l:p Mst. :, i :
'Ksl'ep ktfdt&t
k$llty .lksGltn !,
ksllet fsegAf Mfk y"
k<tIey Anp . mrs. ~
Eerwtn Ann&t msS
ksnMlcI MAY MIS-,
..7s4 = = I
leom's T1,omsB mrs
LeptArn CAf&Atnn tnslH
lAps HE AMI A-u4lls
lAuE AnE4 :,:.;sc.,- :;
Itro Margin nftB
1,Ak< Il II us1
IAuo BAnnkh must !. :,
Ivy Helm u uptee
ltML.14k&'lk mus ,
L&ubtbe1 f1ldA,' -
lAtdrer EafEahefh m*4 :
'l.kw9rN.1taty. miss u
LeecAHrL mrs n.
'lAky1pp Ut1tn, Il MI3 ;,
.I&sx4tht 1.loGre n13.1 y
l1pctft Nt11ket uiss :
1+ANFn4 . MtfB
AWrefcc h4I0 III mfS !
Lei. Ann Mf8
LfrpsYd l,hartfa mrt.::~
Ia Iaal. @ NAfY nI1 =
| L&shte Man1ics ms
NNtfA$ 4tkEA NM =
MIEblte 3. tdkes mfu
AsEoire Ltxzie nina :.
t Madden Ca hettne mre
Nsck 2.1zxtz lnlea -.
| Nj orfn-MNr tu{H > =
Mhats4 n Jennie n Olsa
M AAs : Aa{y MIA. ~. .
ttAstyleA 9bhn Ul3,. :.
tG4hptex ~ rEie na}:Q :
.NRhonty ] mFa =
| ,A%hnnky AE1+4mSsS
t.Gttos b hAtht ! mtsa 81,
AaTfa,t& vac nlN a ..
lftniesu Il 3 mrs \. ~.s
/ latth6ayah MlA,..a =
, 1864-10-16

Msneo1 &c nlss.
MArt HtEtof1 p.3a
MalheWs s&i % mn
MelvIll 9 kiAfF ttfurs
MihAn Br1dkttIats1
Malons CAth tf1n min 49,
Mcnda4n Emily mrs
Me1opey DffoEet YIJt :
4ec!t.M 9smt ! mrs !, .
kGf7lu. FiAekw mas
Mtrrt t'EI,rn u 1u{ne
herman FLEA Mtha :
NeDAta r ht.S
@tynsli q Fnis4
AerFiu.%o Matte mIa
Milte'l Ak1y e "a
1I1.en Atnirrrt 1pJas
hills John q mrs
4
Mcintosh l2ura ntrs ;
McBeth 1cpuLa tn1ae
Mt HFlns E3thtetne m.h
McCsu1~y NN1am mr4
Mct.A,thuf mr&
AcCsulty & SzHbet b Rrus
AccAltFF EsrsAret ms1
AcEu krr Mar r ,ntfe
Net lAY May r mis-
NJ ~fS& ~ 40 TT
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

How THE REBELs BRLND.-Branding desert.
ers, as performed at Castle Thunder, In Rich.
mond, Is described as a beautiful operation,
and as humane as beautiful. The culprit is
fastened to large table, with his face down.
ward, and large sd" SCARED upon bis pos
teriors. A plain bar Of iron, about an inch in
diameter, narrowed down little at the point,
is heated TO incandescence, and used as a sign
painter would use brush In lettering, only In
very slow and bungling manner. greasy
smoke with a sickly stencil arises, accompa-
MED with cracking sounds, and the groans Of
the victim as the hot iron sinks deep into the
flesh. On pretence OF rendering the mark of
disgrace plain and indelible, but in reality to
torture the unfortunate culprit, the hot iron is
drawn many times through the wound, making
1t larger and deeper, until the victim, unable
70 endure the excruciatlon longer, falnts, and
is carried away. The operation is always per.
formed by old Pard, the executloner OF Kel-
logg, the greatest demon In human form out
side Of Pluto's realms Wheelino hteHigsneer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16
The Commander OF seott. 900.

Major John p. sherburne, A. A. @. and
Chief Of staff to General Martlndale, Military
Governor OF this District, yesterday received a
communication signed by all the officers of the
cavalry regiment known as scott's 900, tender
ing the command Of that regiment to the Ma
Jor, who will probably accept the commission.
Major Kenyon, of seott's 900, left this city
last evening for the purpose of presenting the
memorial to Governor Seymour, of New York,
which state the regiment halls from. Major
sherburne is an officer of the regular army,
and has seen active service in Texas. The
memorial was strongly endorsed by Brigadler
General Martlndale, and other general offlcers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16
Intsrs.tIng from New o,I,.n,

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. There are no army
movements 10 report.
The split in the Free State party continues.
II Is thought that Mr.. Flanders will be with.
drawn before the election.
A grand hag presentation has taken place.
The flag was the gift OF the ladies of Massachu-
sets resident In New Orleans, to the 4th brig
ade OF cavalry. The presentation was made by
the eldest daughter Of General Banks, and ac-
brigade. '''N
finely.
The 4th Maine is the last regiment recorded.
1t has just arrived in the city, on It's way home,
A conservative Union ticket was nominated
last evening, with Christian Rozeliu at It's
head for governor. It's constituents are com
posed ofSemi-secesh and pro-slayery Unlonists;
It's hopes for success based ppon a split In
the Free State party; but Mr.. Hahn is conf
dent OF beating both 1t and the ticket nomi-
mated by the boilers from the regular conyen-
tion.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16


GhNEkAL ChhTLAIN, commander of the col
oIea Ifoops In the State OF Tennessee has left for
memphis.
sESAroR Hrcrs oC Norr,.,a !. ,.,.
ssrionsIn m a. ,LH. ~, ~ maIylahu, is lying very
~ Ny,t ~ "A tls Giy several o. his friends Of
THoMAs BAuy Arnprcg tho ma.
giaS NS he eoi'oral chair Of the New York Illus
""'s~ N"''
JoHN BRIGHT made another great sn.ooh -.
Birmingham on the 2sth nit r W.. p',T opoeSn az
voted 10 the land 1nestion sho,yia Was mosuy de-
In itS leRisiaton on thAt oheatjon " snst
entire Civilized world He eoonsntn point Uehu lne
the unnafAileIed aSvAntSgsS. gSS pointed to
''N'e' ohS'su W MI eihisranu'
HoN. HENRY Y. CRANsToN. of Newnort u 7
died at his residence in that city Friday bnIins
uence in Rhode Island, and dIscharSed Wns, u I'm IN
TenS 0"iieu hini'
REV. CALEB BENSON, the celebrated bIird
preacher, died recently, after short and di,ras.
Ing illness, "''N ui''IesS-
before one Of The secession s1nh. e IHss sPeeeh
he has lost caste among his southeIn fiend. nS nn
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ruIrav At TINE pnovosT MIpsuII,s OYpIcR
nv order ~ General MSrtindsis, coi. n. InSrahsm'
,s,t ~ Ssat ,ni,,assan ~ = 49, Antatia1
'P a. ProSoss Mssssal OF tSiS pslrio,, captaie Todd
h.,tnu hn.n seiIs,ed tror, nnty Phss hesn
Seen reSp Td IRON 0 nSs rrs,t ~ .nd ossn n
sIsit,nS : eon,, msStisl ,yhioh he bas ~ ~ Sor
- elsar hamssiS ~ ahe a. arcs made sSsinst MN
mn. son.snS On s.tnrda1 eyeninS .n1 from dhst
,ts ggoa,Ot paGs a. ths ss.,st.n n ~ en-.
,In TSS ~ 10 s.,Ins y. ths pronost Msr.hsg
A. r.a.sd, Ssntsin Todd thai oficer him,sii a.
eli y. ~. nrrmsrons I,isnd. dssiara thst the
49, - ~ nin y htts 80 Il s..II,, az. "a ,,,,
- 49, ~ ~ " Sdai t.hss nisoe ,vhiah vii ~ *
az Ill, n..t ~ ~ nsx1 ,vesL Col N n the
eesa. ~. P"h 80 bsrs,otosa hacn ssFtns ~ iudse
%aSo.ate ., the n 4 rSn,tol prIson ''"os0
n"''S"'e Nv '"' w ospoi Pi
-
list Of officers on staff Of Brgadier General Mar
tindale, Military Governor Of the District OF wash
ington, az shown by an Official report TO be mRde
to Congreast
1. Col. II. InRrahAm, 3Sth Massachusetts, now
Provost Marshal.
2. Major =. ?. sherburne, Assistant Adjutant
Inspector General OF Military District Of Washing.
ton.
8. Cant, Jas. L, MONTGOMERY, Assistant AdIutAnt
General and Judge Advocate, for examination OF
deserters at Forrest Hall.
4. Capt Theo. McGowan, Assistant Adjutant
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16
INTERESTING FROM NORTH CARO-
.T.~ .... 10 LIMA .... ."gf.


Major General Peck Again In Command.
New YoRK, Feb. 16.-New Berne adylces 10
tho 18th have beon received.
Major General Peck has returned and as
sumed command.
He had Issued IN order for the troops TO hold
themselves In readiness for offensive or defen-
slve action at moments notice, night or day.
The Henderson IN. o. Times, a fearless
opposition paper, desires TO know Of President
Lincoln how he can expect North Carolina TO
return 10 the Ualon, robbed as she 10 of her
own troops, and In the absence of sufficient
Federal force in the eastern part OF the State 10
render the necessary assistance In case Of an
emergency.
The Raleigh STATE Journal, a rebel print, Is
suspended for want Of support.
The wilmington Journal thinks an attempt
will DO made to take North Carolina out of the
ConfederAcy.
The Raleigh Standard opposes the taking Of
principals OF substitutes ont Of the State with.
ont q hearing before judges. ,.- .
Tho Wilmington Journal announces the as,
Sembly OF the homo guard Of New Hanover for
three months service.
The New Berne 1lmsI, which was suppressed
BY Gen. Palmer has resumed publication.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

CAIRO, Feb. A.-General W. 8. Smiths cav
airy expedition left Memphis on the llth, in
the direction Of Colliersville
The entire line OF the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad was evacuated by our forces on the
18th instant, 1t having been held for the past
six months merely to aid Smiths cavalry expe-
ditlon TO get food and stores.
Gen. Sherman considers that the holding and
garrisoning of the road has been q source of
weakness TO us. He does not favor the guard.
ing OF railroads, unless they are of vital i'm
portAnce.
The steamer Mil Boy was sunk on the lst.
eight miles from Jackson port, on the White
river. She was laden with Government stores
for troops at BattesVllle.
A part Of the cargo is saved. The boat was
valued at 1fteen thousand dollars.
Con. Ooolbaugh, formerly captain on Gen.
Nc Pherson's staff, now in the Mexican service,
has arrived here to-day as bearer of dispatches
from the Juarez Government TO Washington.
On the 18th, Captain Madison, of the Cd
heavy artillery, (colored,) was
shot through the shoulder and severely wound
ed, by citizen, q short distance below Colum-
bus, Kentucky. Six citizens in the vicinity
have been arrested to be held as hostages for
he man Who did the shooting.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

General stoneman at KnoxyIlIe-RaII-
roads In Running Order-Sherman
Creating Condemnation Among the
Rebels.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l6.-Gen. Foster passed
through here yesterday.
Gems: schoaeld and stoneman arrived at
Knoxville on the 9th. '.'. ".''"
The situation at Knoxville is unchanged.
Union citizens report that Longstreet has the
railroad In running order to Strawberry Plains.
The GdEste'S Chattanooga dispatch of the
18th says:
sherman's progress has excited great con-
sternation among the rebels. ~
Eighty four deserters came In on Saturday,
Trains run regularly on all railroads.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

Cream OF tartar. - ounce.
Rhubarb. .......................,.l2 .l2 grains.
Nolu uWhlef.ss.sss .sss.s....s..ss.s.ssss... pint.
The dose is from quarter TO half a pint. In
severe cases half pint dose should be admin
istercd. In cases characterized by dellrium
great benefit has been obtained by applying a
bottle OF hot water to the feet. A plenty Of
fresh air is important, andSn outdoor airing at
the earliest period practicableis is recommended.
When applied in the earliest stage of the crup-
ton, the eruption is arrested and suppurstIon
prevented without any injurious result. The
mixture should be well stirred or shaken immc-
diately before administeripgit.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16
THE vALLANDIdHAM CAsE-THE sU-
PREME COURT sUsTAfNs THE
MILITARY AUTHORITY.

The refusal, by the Supreme Court, of the
writ of esrtordri, yesterday, petitioned for by
Vallandigham, was on the ground that even IL
the arrest, trial, and punishment Of the peti-
TONER were illegal, there is no authority In the
court TO grant relief, nor any law by which
any appeal from a military commission to
the Supreme Court can be taken,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

BALL On WAsHIRGTON's BIRTHDAY, The
managers Of the Fair for the benefit of " Our
CouOtry'I Brave Defenders will give a grand bali
on tho evening OF the a9d instant At their SuidlpE
on the oOroer OF Seventh street and the Avenue
Great pains will be taken to render this festival
worthy OF the occasion, and enjoyable AFFAIR TO
all those who delight in TerpSlehoreAn amuse-
nents Particulars respecting II win be found in
our advertising columns.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

DEPARTURE or THE RAM ATLASTA.-Thc
ram Atlanta left her anchorage of the Navy
Yard on Thursday, and steamed down tho Del
aware. She was accompanied by the new gun
boat Wyalusing, which came back to the yard
Friday, In consequence Of damage received by
colliding with tug. The Atlanta has been
thoroughly repaired, and change made in hsr
armament PbHd Ifd1er
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

JUDGE PURCELL.
Feb. IL Joseph d. Towers was appointed guar.
dian to Laura,J. Towers, orphan OF John 7. Tow
erB,
John W. DayiSon was appointed guardian to
Thomas Russell, orphan Of John Russell, late OF
Ireland.
Peter o,Donohue took out letters testAmentary
on the estates OF Michael Mccarthy.
Mary A. HarmAn took out letters OF AdminiAtrA-
tion on the personal est ties Of Elizabeth Burnside
John HitI took out letters teItAmentAry on the
estate OF the late John Hitz, sr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

REV. DIR. sToRRs AT THE Z sTREHT BAPTIST
CHuBGH To-MoRRow EyENRG.--subject " The
Nation 4tlcr he Ordeal Of Batls." We under
stand II Is expected that the President Of the
United States and some distinguished general
officers ofthe army, with number Appointment
public men, members OF Congress, and others,
win honor DR.. stoTs with their presence.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

~ The railroad advertisements on oar .gra
Jagc are Inserted By a,,horitv ertt railroad COM
lo,Iiss scVeydly named, dyr officially corrected
's'rH changes arc made, he"ce eau be relied Npo',
a., correct.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

TIE HOME OF HoMELEss WoNEN.-Dr.
Mary ]. Walker having dissolved her connection
with this humane Institution, the inmates Of the
hospital desire us to express their most hearty
thanks to her for her generous and untirIng labor,
In their behalf, and their regret at parting from
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

Senator Doolittle introduced a bill in the
Senate to day providing that any person selling
liquors to indians may be fined three hundred
dollars, Imprisoned two years, and his stock
In trade connScated. The Informcr 10 to have
half of II.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16
CHARLES D. MOVES
Manager Washington District.
febis-tf

n7A Card.-The Teachers OF ths Pebble
schools Of Washington, d. c., return thanks 10
the Press Of the city for the interest they mani.
Tested In their recent efforts to obtain an
Of salary and also for their kind endeayors 10 ed
them In attaining that object. ~ =
WAsHiroToN City, Feb. 10, Ie0i. Con fI |4
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

- Mccall hs dtto,tiOn Of business me,, 10 TIE
c'cglfcatioH Of oar advertisements. We intend
fo t,Go business eye TO This matter for he bcn.ai
Of nt,r patrons.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

JUDGE OLIN. Hfs-
FEB. 16.-The case Of Geo. W. MeGill, indicted
upon the charge OF publishing libel against Miss
Waffle Dixon, Of Georgetown, was continued TO
the next term of the court.
The cause Of Peter Gooden, eolored, charged with
the murder OF Geo. Banks, also oolored, was re-
lumed this morning, and will be concluded to-day.
Mr. Beale, counsel Tor prisoner, addressed the Jury
At some length, appealing to the humane hearts OF
involved In the case. He was followed by the Dis
trict Attorney,