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When Ptnce shall Descend

When Peace shall Descend M
vhsn reacs shall descend on the NCrlh snd tbs
West, ....r an
AND all our ocmmclion, are p,heted to tvI,
Atme Of reTe.hirs .har come gu tho land.
Aume Of repose tor the veteran bsud.
rhen he that va. isrestd to eater the 6eh.
With mu,Se, anJ sabre his banner to shield.
And he that drew back from the camp and ,h'
hshi.
Shall sinh into shame aud cb,cuniy's fight.
Buth. tha, We. fsusrsi,o tih,rys esn,
shslltSke the first .,n ip,s bsnquc,ins hsls
nis npme and hisdsed, in book lr en'olle',
Aud blsren.d by fame with the wcrhies OF old.
We. we'll hang. vp tie Likeness Of every b'se'
son,
A nd ,hans our hlna Father The battle, sr. don.
our swords upd oar ra.' ,l,sllr,st on the Wall,
While Victory. standard shall wave ovtf all Dbl.
MY BEAU THAT'S IN TIE ARMY.
Air-"1nn GiUL Lnr BEniSp ME
In, lunrsome since he LEFT my side .
10 lrave di.ca.e and asne-r--s ,..
To cross o'er i'll aud rolling tide,
Aud quarter with the stranger.
'Tis Just one year ngu this night
lie took his leave in sainr,s,
But ina week his missivc read
Wen meet again in eladness
long upon those ruby lips
To pint tie welcome token,
Assuring him NV sHcicd vow,
No, never can Lc broken: ..... -
For will cNer constant lie,
Though lite is dark aud stormy,
To him who is So gallant, brave,
My beau that's in the army.
We spent the hours So swcttly here,
Iiil R,heldum r,vultrd:
So kmd aud wining IN his way,
That he could ne'cr h- fau ted,
But-ni the lurum OF thrdtnn.
lie lid 10th grieve aud chrm me.
II, n,ing tu the nation'- nit
Ny beAV that's in the Amy.
The gent who si,s at home in ease.
Aud drrnms nt tame aud glory,
v hilr soldiers piouus float on the btecZl
Must hear din rent story,
l,s drspise the coward druie,
lhtre hnught IN hlh can chhim ur.
But give the he who'd die for home,
My beau that's in the army, -..
Now if there's one " thin our land
Whose sympathy is callug',
do think it w"u'd he just:
To stretch him on the gtllows.
But let me warn you IL you have,
Perhaps lis better ioI me,
To tell you pain you can't cut out
My beau that's in the army.
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MEMS AND BOYS

MEMS AND BUYS
Boots and Shoes Of all sizes, and unsurrass'
ed in quality and make;all OF which we now
offer to the public, and cordially invite eve
rybudy in want Of goods to call and exam
inc nur stock aud prices before purchasing
elsewhere, Ms we have bouHhtour goods nn
der the most favorable circumstances having
paid cash down for every dollar ofthrm a. az
determinrd to sell for cash only. W. eph,
fid.ntly promise to sell rs cheap pc c." Sa, o'
bought in riilin, or clsc~hcrs, 49,
G. X. BRc" N d d. co.
Tifiin, April l.
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fer.ons sOfssdenisry. habits troubled with weak
aces ,palpiiap ofths heart, lack OF Np
petite, re.s sner eating,tcrpid liver coH',ipa-
tion, &c deserve to suffer if they viii not Try the
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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


sandasky, Dayton & Cincinnati II. II.
On and snsr MONDAY. MAY ts, tFalas viz
sun as foll0wsf
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Shalltake the first ssn tis banquciins hsll,
nis nsme and hisdseds in book Ice ENROLLED.
Aud bls1ensd by fame with the wctihies OF old.
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p. .sonLs. h'H"'so' ''""''
~. p. Il II. Noble,
Hord & Keen.

ATTORNEYS nnd Counsellor. M Law. pher In sin
ger. Nsw Block, opposite the 'o"'' hou'e'
noy2J
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Auora.y At law. WIN attend rompt'y 70 h'
kind. ofisga bn,ine". ohee In Con n'fe's, ~"
yiihn, Ohio. NV.
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We. we'u' bspg.yp IL. Likeness Of every have
son,
A nd thank eur tind Fs,hst The battles sre done
our swords spd oar rnes shallrss, on the wall,
While Victory, standard shah wave ovtt all
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rh-n b, ,h., wa. iseestd to eater the een.
With mu,ke, and sabre his banner to shield.
Aud he that drew back from the eamp and IN
hshi.
Shall sink into shame aud ob'cun'y's fight.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
John McCailley
C. Il. Watson,

s,tor., a, Law, Tim. Ohio. once, Second
Flaot. Tombs Nlock. e
March 10. ISb5. N'u
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when reacs shall descend on the Ncrh snd The
West, ....r
And all our cemmctions are pshefed to 'rN,
Aume Of refreshing .han come cu the lsnd,
Aume Of repose tor the veteran bsud.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-25

than Two thousand women, mOSt VI them girls
between hftcen aud twenty years Of age, were
thus imprisoned beyond all hope of. escape,
whcn the lamps above, burnt loose from their
fastonlnHa, foil among the agonlxed maidcns,
sowing new seeds Of flro In their very garments.
Now the interior became one mass Of fame,
and the living embankment closing the doori
writhed as with one coznblned muscular effort,
until II was 50 compactly wedged together that
the few persons who could he drawn out were
saved with great difficulty and oflcn with the
loss Of an arm or Of life ITSELF. And Nhlls this
terrible tragedy was being enacted In the church
Ugarte and his fellows Wero In the vestry-the
doors being locked 70 prevent escRpe In that
dircction-looking out for the safety Of ioH
gewgaws Of their own. So
1t was not long before the entipc roof fell
through with q crash, aud the huge belfry
stood wrapped In hames, Illuminating the
ghastly scene beneath scene which we will
not attempt to describe, for who can paint tho
agonles Of the dying within, or the charred
ruin which Death leaves behind him or who
can portray the feelings Of fathers and neither
and brothers, who stood without, looking
upon the loved forms which, inst at the door,
deaed oil attempts at rescue T.. .Hd1p,r'I
WrsIlp. M'.' ~
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sATrRpAy EyENINe REcFPTIoN

The Hon. Mr.. Alley and Mrs. Alley, Of Mas.
aachusetts. gave The first of n series Of satur.
lay evening winter parties at their residence
in Fourth street on saturday night last Their
friends hll"d the spaciou, mansion to compile
lion. Every Department of the Government
rivIl, military, and naval-was represented,
ne'ideS We observed present many Of the private
rrsidcnt' Of the Federal capital, representing
the elite "r -ocicly. There were also many
scientific and literary gentlemen from different
sections Of the country and from abroad ming.
ling in the brilliant throng. A large number
Of ladies werc. present, attended by Senators,
Representatives, and others. II was one Of the
finest parties ofthe season, and for intellectu.
lily, real social interchange. it has not been
Trpasscd his season.
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The appearance at Growers Theatre tonight
Of the magnificent vestvall," will be one Of
the greatest events Of our dramatic and musical
season. That she VIII be created by an over.
flowing house We cannot doubt, for her antlci.
pated appearance here has been tho topic OF
conversation amongst our fashionable for the
last week.
That she will be eminently successful we feel
assured, for her beautiful presence, and won
derful, rich and melodious voice, combine to
make her the most attractive actress sud singer
now upon the boards. ... r.ru..f
The drama selected for her de6w lie called
" Gamea, or the Jewish Mother" aud is filled
with beautiful music, choruses, &c. vestyall
sings six magnificent pieces, and the play
might indeed be called an English opera. The
drama was written expressly for Yestyali by
Matilda Heron, and the music by Rob't stopel.
Its success in New York was wonderful.
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Personal.

Mn. RoBRT LINCOLN, eldest sou of The Presl
dent, has arrived home 10 spend Collegs yASAtior
OF six weeks. ~
Major GENERAL {. G. WAsHBuRSE arrived
In town yesterday from his commsnd In Texas pis
New orleans and New York. He reports the Arm,
Of the Gulf Iu good health and spirits.
NARY PRovosT has not been and gone and
done 1t with George Washington Blown, twhAt an
uncommon name,) ~ stated BY the Davenport
uowal psmocrot and copied into the REPrBLIcAS
on Saturday. She is welded 10 the drama, and
docs not wish 10 surrender II for a husband.
GEN. sCHoTIELp has been ordered to report
to Gen. Grant ior duty.
MAJoB GENERAL RosECRANs will probably
be IN msdiatey ordered to Iuperesds General seho-
field In command OF the Department Of she Mis-.
SouTl, headquarters at ST. Louis.
Mr.. WILLIAM WINTER, the dramatic critic
OF the .ioH, has taken charge Of the dramAtiss Of
The Round TaJie. lie is one oLthe Sbiest drsmAtie
critics connected with journalism In this country
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Markets.
tBy the Peoples Lne-ofhces No. 5It Ninth street
and corner PennsylvAniA Avehue and sixth
street, under National HotRll

tBy the Peoples Lne-oaces No. 5iI Ninth street
and corner PennsylvAniA Avehue and sixth
street, under National Hotel.l
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2j.-Thc stock market was
steady Saturday, and there was very little devil
alton from Fridays prices, the Bulls and Bears
having evidently decided to lay over until Mon
day morning for the commencement Of new
operations. Government securities were frm
and the ive.tw enty bonds were l.eld at iO4y,
the aud $40 Treasury notes have advanced to
lOi..
The gold maiket was active at an advance in
the rate of premium to 15I,. There was gene.
raj dulmess In commercial circles on Saturday.
Owing to the lower price of gold and the fall
in exchange, prices Of most goods were mere.
ly nominali though holders were pretty firm in
their views, transactions we're moderate. Al
the produce exchange things were mixed, but
there wac no especial activity in any article,
nearly all the business having been at about
Fridays prices. Groceries were Quiet; cotton
unchanged petroleum dull, lower and nomI.
nal freights quiet.
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AZ special meeting Of tho Uniou Central
Committee of the city and county Of New YORK,
held at headquattors, corner of Broadway and
Twenty-third street, on Saturday evening,
January ESD, 1854, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, The time has come when the ap-
proaching Presidential election should receive
the attention Of the county; . .
ANd ,AheFeds, Spontaneous movements OF the
people have already indicated the popular
choice; . |.E
And ,rheFsds, These movements, originating
\ In gratitude aud patriotism, have arisen stimuli
taneously In such remote States as New Hamp.
shire and California, as Indiana and Pennsyl-
vanla, and now await only formal expression
In New York; therefore,
RtSolttd, That as delegates TO the Regular
Union Central Committee of the metropolis OF
the country, freshly chosen 10 this representa-
tive organization by the loyal electors Of our
respective districts, We do but give uttcrance to
| the Will OF our constituents when we declare
that the cause Of American nationality and Of
constitutional liberty demands the recollection
OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. ..r
Resolred, That the popular current which
carried Andrew Jackson into q second term
was not, at the same relative period, more re
| slstless than that which now sustalns and hears
onward our eminent President and history
will have warned in vain If political leaders
shall fail in submission to the manifest will Of
| the people. lead ....
RcSotivd, That the unbounded popularity Of
ABRAHAM LTScoLS, both with the loyal citizens
and the brave soldiers Of the Republic, attests
he public recognition Of his ufquestloned hon:
| es!y, his unsclfsh patriotism, and his trans
cendent sagacity. Cheerful when others have
desponded, serious when others were elated,
thoughtful when others wero precipitate, and
pressing onward when others have halted-he
has labored for the Nations life until his coun-
trymen have hailed him as benefactor.
Resolved, That the reelection Of ABRA An
LINCOLN and the extension OF his constitutional
sway over the reyolted States, Distinguishing
the hope of traitors at home and of tyrants
abroaG,) will forever demonstrate the stability
of the American Government and the justice Of
| the American People.
ResolVed, That the National Committee he
requested to- take early action in calling a
National Convention for the nomination Of a
candidate for President and Vice President.
WILLIAM A. DARLING, President.
HENRY Fl. HUELAT, a.o,o,or,..
CHARLES II. HALL, Se''e'"''
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CHASING A BLpCkADE RUNNER
The Pope Not an Advocst. for the Rebel
lion

lby The Peoplch LiIe.
NEW York, Jan. gJ.-The HfraM has tbe
following: The West Gulf Blockading ssaad.
ing of Mobile, Ala, January 9th, 1864, on the
night OF tho Ith, rebel pilot was picked nm by
the Kennebec. He was unable to mako hi,
way in the hay. They learned from him Thai
two hours previously he had piloted schooner
out, and he Informed tho commander Of tb4
KennebGc the course she would pursue. IN,
Kennebec slipped cable and went in pursuit
steering F: S. F..
Towards morning they made sail. whios
was pronounced to he the one the pilol lad
taken out the evening previous. She va,
taken while making hfteen knots. She moved
to he the rebel schooner John Scott. lormerlx
the Victoria, huilt at Ncwburg, S;sW Yort
She was loaded with cotton and, tnrpeutlu.
On the alst Of December tGa Kennsbec aI.c
captured the rebel stea1.ss Gray Jacket. cbas.
ing her all night, wl,lp attempting To escans
out Of Mobile Bat during heavy blow and
bound for Havsa,. '. VI
Inc CathoHe RiaDaIj,Says, cone Iping III,
ropes letter 10 J9f, QA-ds .TThe correspond.
ence between Mr., Jefferson Davis and P,p,
rus has been published. The Fe9e, like every
one else, Is anxious for peace, hut Is no adyo.
cate Of rebellion at home or abroad. We know
what We state to be true.'
Gen. Edward Ferrero, who con Imands III,
nrs' division of the 9th army corps, writes
from Blalr'S Cross Roads, East Ts nnessee, that
nc has succeeded in re-enlstiug- as yeterans
seven regiments Of Infantry and two hattcrle,
Of hi' command.
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BuTniBE OF th. CompanIs at Santiago,
Chile.

On the Sth of December last, at Santiago, the
capital OF Chile, there occurred tragedy which
In lts kind, hnds scarcely a parallel In history
Ever since 1857, when the mystery Of the
Immaculate Conception was born at Rome,
this church has celebrated by the most MANI.
icent OF festivals, the Month of MARY. y be.
ginning with the sth of November and ending
with the Sth Of December, under the auspices
OF the Priest Ugartc, who stands at the head of
the slsterhood, Cor Daughters Of the Virgin
In which were enrolled nearly all the ladies OF
the fashionable capital.
For thirty days had this festival been lsoiDp
on, prodlSal OF fBplendOr until II was now about
to culmlnatc In an illumination which Ugarte
hau promised the Roman Nuncle should out
rival those OF Rome herself. The lighting up
had taken from mld-alternOOn for there were
over twenty thousand lights, mostly camphcnc,
and In the meantime the church had been lll
ing 10 It's utmost capacity, until al uuartcr
past seven, ii contained more than three thop.
sand women and few hundred men, ali In
kneellnS posture, the church, unlike those to
which We arc accustomed, being without powI,
Over the altar was an image representing
Murillo's Madonna Of the Immaculate Concep.
lion, her feet resting upon crescent, which,
being illuminated, became crescent of lre
But no sooner so, thcn, from one extremity, by
the oyernoWing OF the gas, stream Of dame
Issued forth, catching into blaze the llmsy
transparency above, and stretching upward
toward the tinsel and gauzo with which the roof
was decorated, followed the prevailing current
OF air TILL sheet of fame surmountcd the
kneeling multitude below.
Those in the centre were the first 10 apprcci-
ave The peril, and rushed toward the entrance,
Onet ,. those who, still kneellng near the door,
a,S were anxious to retain their places, and thus
a., au obstacle obstacle was placed In the way Of thoFs
CAM unE 70 escape, who in their haste ,os,
drssss, eotiSsssiy IetSHy entangled in each otliag's
bv ~ while those still In the rear, hC.rTLed
tS.un ! ~ rns hurryns flames, pushed on and seeamo
h.n[pstn satangled above the dofble cm1
h.fnrs sfH th" were but two avenues OF s.oape aud
have just dsscy,bss fs %RPS,able heaps which we
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TrLEoRAPmc NEWS ITEMs,

IHE SHIP Golden Eagle. from Liverpool TO
buenos Ayre', was wrecked oh the Rive
Platte about November 90.
CAPTAIN AISswoRTH arrived at Fortres
Monroe on Saturday, from tho wreck Of tn
propeller Thomas Swan, having succeeded il
disckarging all her valuable cargo safely an,
IL good order, Notwithstanding the unrayor
able weather which hc had 10 encounter mos
Of the time.
IHE FOLLOWING resolution passed the & ali
I0rnia Senate with four, and the Assembly with
tw0 dissenting votes.
RsS2lgGd, That the people stin look TO Abra
Lam Lincoln as the instrument selected h,
Providence TO lead their country in safet,
through all It's peril, and restore 1t again Il
peace, In which no element Of dlscoTd shall b,
found, and that We do most heartily favor hi.
re election.
FROM GENERAL CLLMAN'o CoNMASD.-Let.
ters have been received denying the story that
soma Of hls officers, when taken prisoners,
we're hung by the rebels. Unman has ALWAYS
'sbel prisoners in his hands, and he would re.
taliGte for any 5uch harharity. 4 despatch.
daEed Port Hudson, January 18th, says: "Gen-
rr7 llman took quite a number Of prisoners
so.laV Most Of them profess to he sick of
tie war aud glad 70 he taken. They declare
they never heard or the Presidents pracIama.
H0u n amnesty
!" BALTIMORE IA uuIuundri rumor pr..
,..is' rn Saturday that Ihc rebel. were In
'..cs n WInchcst~,
'"ioNET ff'H, recently provost marshal of
h' Middle Department. was arrested yp,tarday
~ "Atin''' ~ order of the Secretary Of War,
h5r0"- of fraud and corruption.
erEnr MAH has bo5u captured in West
.-."''' which reveals some interesting
..". tonc'rhing the Presidents Amnesty
r.. .'a''on. complaints agasl rebel officers.
O." ru,I nuELErGr has Issued an order.
"H'uing the Mississippi river exclusively to
"- GENTS orthe Treasury Department. who
~. 70 hr held responsible for the amount, char
And disposition of supplies, and the
'"""' Tor 81 persons TO whom the same are
El''" The military authorities hereafter will
a,, "' I''Ml. Except for the purchase Of
military and ,urIrr" supplies.
"fS.'Ah siiEaNAN ha, returned to Mem.
phi, from Nicksburg. Rc-enlIstmepts arc
being rapidly pushed forward Nearlr al or
the lGh Corps will re-culia An 49,,
VickabuFE. OF the l;th Corps 20 ooo Sa,'.
enlisted. It Is understood that BrIgoJ,.r 80
ral Bucklund will take command.
ONE Of the lI1th New York Zouo,e. .,-.-
CLING during the march Of General smirh,,
late expedition into West Tennessee, was ronnJ
hanging ly the heels and throat.
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GOLDEN sENTENcEs.

The CRISIS WHICH THREITESRp TO DIVIDE
IHF FRIESns oP THE UNION Is PAST
81 SHALL not RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THE
GERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION OR BY
my ACT OF CONGRESS"
~ PROCLAIM FUII. PARDON TO ALL VINO
sOLEAtSIY SWEAR TO HENCEFoRTH FAITHFULLY
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEPEND THE CoSsTI-
TUITION or THE UNITED STATES, AND THE USIoN
Of TIE STATEs THEREuSDER."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-25


rams He-eplistinR-Rumors OF Rn In
tended Raid into Eastern Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, Jan. ga special dispatch to
the Co,d1srcidl from Chattanooga, dated the
2lst, says;
The rebel order, compelling soldiers to serve
three years or more, is causing hun dreds TO
desert. Fifty-six came in to-day in one squad.
One division left the rebel lines yesterday.
Tho 44th Indiana, cath and Goth Ohio, lnfan-
try, and tho 1st, Cd, Sd, and 4th Ohio cavalry
have ro-cnlistcd.
The rebel Major General Vance and two OF
his staff, captured at the front have arrived
here and been sent to Nashville.
A despatch 20 the CGs5tc from Louisville
says the city is filled with rumors Of an In
tended rebel raid into East kentucky.
II Is said they will enter the state al three
different points.
Three hundred rebel prisoners arrived al
indianapolis Saturday. There Is great activi-
ty In camp around Indianapolis In organizing
regiments and brlgades.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-25

nEar rA"E.--Un ,ls first page OF our paper
'o-day Will be found the concluding portion OF
opinion Of VIM. Whiting, Esq, Solicitor of the
War Department, hpon tho war power as ap,
piled 10 connscation. The extracts we have
printed npon this important matter will appear
in our next weekly edition in one article
The latest news from Europe and other para.
graphs Of interest," win also be fouud or our
tTst pauf
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THE COT uRTS.


District Supreme CouFt-CFIInInaI Term.
January 25 William poTrlngton, indicted upon
the charge Of stealing brass Comet valued at
SGo' from Aiioh'cl TI0II, on The I2th Of January,
was hicd this morning
Wilson, William CuGtard and ThO.,
Goodrich, Indicted upon the charge OF riotILg,
The trial OF Frank o'Toole, charged with com.
mltting an assault and battery upou $. Stevenson,
OF Kentucky, which resulted In the lStters death,
10 set for to.mOrGOw,
When our report closed the VsrdiclS IN the above
cases had not been rendered
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-25

SERGEANTs TRANsFERRED.-serge John
II. Newman, who has been stationed ia the Third
precinct, Georgetown, ever Eince the Metropolitan
Police force were organized, was this morning AS
signed to duty In the Eighth precinct Capitol mn,
and Sergeant Robert NIilsteAd, Of that precinct,
was transferred to Georgetown. The cause Ofthis
transfer was difficulty which originated In the
Third precinct hetwcrn Sergeant Newman and his
men. resolution was introduced last Friday
evening In the Board OF Common Council, George.
town, to appoint committee TO confer with the
Board OF Police Commissioners aAd urge the re-.
tention of Sergeant Newman In the Third preclnc'
since he was very efficient officer Nnd llk,d hy
all the citizens OF Georgetown.
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A RUMOR ABOUT JEFF DAVIS SER
WANTS.

Rebel Mail Agents Arrested-A Guerrilla
Conquering the Small POX.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jau. 25.-The Norfolk
Day Book of to-day says:
There is rumor that Jcff Davis cOlored
steward and chambermaid have arrived in Nor
folk, having successfully escaped the rebel
chief. We don't vouch for tine story"
Augustus and Louisa Burgus were detected
yesterday in Norfolk, In receiving and distrihu.
ting the rebel mail, and were sent to jail,
Major Burroughs, the noted guerilla, !,
rapidly recovering from his attack of small
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-25
THE LEGIs LATURE OF CALIFORNIA
DECLARED FOR THE RE-HLECTIOH
OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN

A private dI'paICh from San Francisco, to.
Jay, says that the vote Of the Legislature Of
california, in favor or the reelection Of Prcsi.
lent Lincoln, was almost unanimous, only fouI
mcmhCrI Of The Honsc andt Senators voting
against II.
The people are speaking through their LegiS
Iaturesi PENNSYLVANIA greets CALIFORNIA
and New HAMPsHIRE strikes hands with Ma
RTLANp What State comes next