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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

The following iS the list Of .paroled Unlor
officers who nrrived at Annapolis on Monday
lastt g. - o. ~ N.
s.rs. ?. Q; must, ioi,. r.nnsyiv.nl. vOluntssrS
surg: Nave, is,h oonssstIsui Volunteers
eaP,arsd A. rlynouth, g, Apiuso.
o.pS,d Sss plnos,S Ss S'd nrsnn:ys9 NOiuO''sr
Chaplain As. BILL ng.ley, 10Th Penn,ylVAnii
Vsluntsen, esPsuted a Plymouth: g, April %
tured At Plymouth. ". C., April 70
Capt. q, MeKee, itth Kcntueky Volunteer, sAp
'ussS m., At NJ r s,s,LlDr xy9 M.toS 2. iss,. :
tn,sd At RENE, Gaa May : iss, ,,,- -
'OG:a Capt hSns SSs G aS NY ss c.,.ry
Lieut.. j Wilson, Sh Msryisnd volunteers
Capt \. 7. con~sii, sith PsSSsyissnis ~ mia volup
teers, eaptuned at Wineheater, Va, June IS, 1854.
Trt Lieut.. r. 8 BsyinIton, ind Ohio voluu
Capt y Msmmer,, 6th Maryland Volunteers
captured at wlnehestsr, Va, June IS, 1889.
Lieut., g. cillsy, tih ohio Cavalry, captured a
Pin.s IsSs % b. SfRs TnSS.y, eG as'i 18th U. rat.u
tLy, captured at ChiekamAuEa, Tenn, sept 30
Col. 7. Z. Rose, nth Pa Vols, captured 81 Chick
First Lieut. W. J. Stewart, 18th. U. s. Iniantry
CAPT. J. ". hsai., * ky Cav ca2sry, T esptuTed S
Chiokamauga, Tenn, sept 10, Ie61
ch.plain J. s Rowling, IoSd P, Vols, captures
Msjor ]. Henry, St6 Ohio Cavalry. captured a
fernando, Miss June 10, 1881.
Adlutsps ". n: small, 9Th Mo. Vols, captured Al
tured At B.sheIor's tFeeI, feb !, isei.
Su'S Sfs G. Is. Il III sIa T. jun fsP1fsa
First Lieutenant J. ~. Holloway, sth indian,
cavalry, captured at Mulberry Gap, November "a
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

JESSE J. MoKEEvAR, Esq., superintendent OF
the Philadelphia House oi Refuge, the mnst eXten.
slve In this country and well conducted iH in this
city on important business connected with that
Institution.
BRIo. GEN. DEvEEs, who has concluded Z
tour Of military inspection OF the defrnIeI Of Ne v
England has rt eeiyed orde to report At FCrtTesl
Monroe, for duty with the Army Of the Potomac,
under General Smith,
7. p. COOKE, an English actor OF note, re-
nized IS the stage Jpe OF the British Tar and was
an immense favorite - As WiIliam In the dram )
Of" BlAck-Eyed subAn.r He came BY his reputG
tion honestly, for he fought under Nelson, was
wounded In the attack on Copenhagen, and hon or.
cd with gold medal for his services.
STLvASUs Conn, JR., "who writes for the
Ldgsr," 10 Captain Of the Norway Light Infantry,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

DEATH OF THB VALUABLE TRoTTTEG HORsA
BURLINGTON william Mcdonald, OF this
city, met with heavy loss about O'Clock yes
torday morning, by the death OF his valuable
trstting stallion Burlington" He died after
few hours illness OF Inflammation Of the
bowels. lie was about eight years old, was
sired by George N. Patchen out Of the thor
ough-bred Monmouth Eclipse mare, and was
raised In New Jersey. He was purchased By
Mr.. Mcdonald for the improvement OF the
stock In this State, and was valued at S25, 900.
Burlington promised the fastest speed In the
world, and was said 10 be OF much finer breed
than Patchen. It 10 somewhat remarkable
coincidence that hiS sire died on Sunday last on
Long ISland,- BIlgtn0re Sun,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

The following " curse" has been circulated
Ia Mexico. 1t is for the benefit Of any person
disposed to appropriate Church property, and
is headed" CensuTe Of the church,"
"Cursed in his house and out of his house,
in the city and out OF the city, waking and
sleeping, eating and drinking, sitting aud
wAlkingj he is to be cursed in his flesh and in
bis bones, from the tip Of his toe TO the top OF
his head the vengeance denounced by God
against the children Of iniquity 10 10 fall upon
him; his name Ia 70 be effaeed from the book
Of the living, and not TO be inscribed In the
be with the fratricide Cain, DathAu, and
rAbiram with AnAnias, with Simon Magus, and
with the traitor Judas; he Is TO perish on the
day Of Judgment, devoured by eternal fire, with
the devil and his angels"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
War Reports In new York psp.r,,

PHILADELPHIA, May 6-The World details
the movement over the Rapidsn, and says
Lees Intention is to retreat to Richmond or
make stand near Hanover Court House; also,
that Smith has landed on the south bank OF the
James river, and that Petersburg and Fort Oar.
ling are In danger.
The Times reports the advance over the Rap
idan. Lee is supposed retreating TO Richmond.
Buffers army ls In motion, aided by gunboats.
The column under Couch and sigel is reported
advancing from Winchester. Sherman's army
Is also moving south In three columns. A
telegram from Grant says forty-eight hours
would determine whether he was TO have battle
on the line OF the Rapldan or under the works
around Richmond.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

~ Msxisan Mustang hnInasAt.-Fhs
parties In 81, Louis and ciheinAAti who have seea
oountsrfsitlnI the hustAnE LAinsat under pro
tsnss ofpropristorship, have bssA thoroughly g.
topped By the sourts. To guard against further
imposition, have prosursd non the United mates
Treasury . privAts steal plate revenue stAnp,
which 10 placed over the TOP Of cash hbosale. BAsA
stamp bears the foe Stsfk Of ny signature, And
without Whish the article il sountsrfeit, danger
Gus and worthless imitation. Examine every bot
tie. This LninsAt has beea In usS and growing
in favor for many years. nsTs hardly exists .
hamlet on the habitAbls globe that does net son-
tain evidence Of Its wonderful chests IL me
best emolisnt In the world. Wnh lis present In.
proved Ingredients, It's sfSsts upon nan and beast
are perfectly remarkable, Sores Ars healed, pains
relieved, lives saved, valuable animals mAds ISO-
full, and untold ills AIsuAEsd. For cuts, bruises,
sprains, rheumAtisn, swsllinEs, bites, oakod
breasts, strained hOrsss, ks, II 10 = sovereign
remedy that should never be dispensed VITA. n
should be nOyery fAnily. sold BY all druggists.
feso-eoSn D. .. BARNES New York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

nv AAAs8se ASSANe-
In our previous report Of this unfortunate
affair yesterday we stated that "SuSpieion
points to Messrs. Clarke and Henderson" We
made this statement, as We announced, upon a
declaration made TO Us BY officials that such
was the fact, and which was made on the
strength Of memorandum found upon Ella
Jackson, and which were brought In in the evil
deneO before the committee now examining
Into the alleged misconduct In Mr.. Clarke's bu-
roAu OF tho Treasury Department. Testimony
Subseqently taken before Justice Clayton show
that another party was guilty in the completely
connected with the death Of Miss Maggie Du-
vail, which, OF course, eIonerateS Messrs.
Clarke and Henderson in the AifAir.
We are requested to state that young Lewis,
who Is implicated In tho supposed abortion
case. has not been employed in the Bureau OF
Ihs Internal Revenue for Eve months, and was
never there but short time, and then as a
twelve hundred dollar clerk. As an Offset to
the unpleasant things stated about him In con
nection with tho examination yesterday, It ID
fair 10 say that he was . brave soldier and
faithful oficer in the battles Of the Peninsula.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

Mr.. Everett, In note to the Boston DAILY
AdVrtissr, respecting tho receipt OF donation.
for the suffering people Of East Tennessee,
speaks as follows Of the moral effect OF thesC
contributions;
Tho Hon. Horace Maynard, on his late visit
TO Boston, Informed me that the sympathy
shown in this part OF the country for his destl,
tute fellow citizens, was doing good, even. be.
yond the relief Of their wants, ln siren gthepinR
the true Union feeling. One OF the arts by
which the masses OF the South had been misled
and their minds innamed against the North, by
the leaders OF tho rebellion, was to represent uI
by turns a. mercenary and seInsh-yisionary
and fanatical. The extraordinary manifesto
tion OF warm practical sympathy, In these libe,
raj contributions for the relief Of our suffering
brethren thousand miles OF, had gone far "a
correct the sinister Misrepresentation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

rHB VEGETABLE GARDBNs.-New Berne and
It's surroundings is one complete vegetable
garden. There are some ans gardens In town
that OF DIR. Page, of the Sanitary Commits.
sion, is ahead OF all competition. He has
peas in full blossom, aud radishes, lettuce and
asparagus ready for the table. His garden at
the cod Finh" camp Is splendidly arranged,
and will be very productive. He has arranged
. "steallng patch''-a novel idea-where It Is
expected all soldiers will do their lifing''-
those who feel mallclously Inclined can help
themselves TO green corn, watermelons, &C.,
and be entirely welcome. The soldiers will
bless the Doctor for giving them this opportu.
nifty to "help themselves" and "Ho question:
azsd."-NsW BtT1s ( NJ o. Times, 27h Wt.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


PHILADELPHIA, May "a large and enthu.
slastic meeting was held here last night on be
BALI OF the United States Christian CommIs-
sion. Bishop McIlwaine, OF Ohio, presided
Rev. DR.. Risk, Of Boston; Rev. j. +. Duryea
Of New York; Bishop Simpson, of Philadel.
phia; E. 8. Toby, OF Boston, and Others, ad,
dressed the meeting.
Fifty thousand dollars were raised on the
spot, which will be largely increased. This Ii
intended as a beginning of a great nations 4
subscription OF one million dollars for the
cause OF the Christian Commission. Meetings
OF similar character are to follow In all the
large cities. A movement has also begun 10
organize a Ladies' Christian Commission In al
the churches,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
UNMIsTAKABLu SIGNS.

Whenever the loyal troops are defeated the
secesslonists Of Washington group themselves
boldly on the corners Of the streets and In no.
tells, appear cheerful, and invest largely in
gold. They have means Of obtaining tho ear
lest information. Since the present opera
lions, however, we have seen very few of them
about, and the few that have made their sp-
pearsnce seem gloomy, show signs of sad dis
appointment, and up to this afternoon have
rofralned from Investing anything in gold.
These are cheering and unmistalIAble signs OF
the times.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

u-HaSAn's MaEnsIia BaIna.-This IL ths
most delightful and sxtAsrdinary article ever dis.
covered. II changes the aan-burat fass and hands
to Apesrly satin toxturs Of ravishi.E beauty, In
parting the marble purity oi youth, and the Its.a
sss AppearAnss so Inviting In the city bslls oi
fashion. 10 removes taa, fssklss, pinplss and
roughness iron the skia, leaving the sonplsxion
fresh, transparent and smooth. II sontsias no
material injuries to the skis. ratronissd BY Ast-
rssses and Opera siAgsr. MS what every lAdy
should have. Bolt svsrywhsrs.
Prepared By ". 4. hkGAE, Troy, I.Y.
Address all srdsrs 70
DHNAs O. BARNEs l. co.,
..r .....# "' New YoTk.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
"LORD, HOW THE WORLD Is aIVEc
TO LYINGrD

Since Gen. Burnslde's corps passed through
this city and went TO the front, the New York
World newspaper has had 1t defeated three OF
four times. To-day, in an extra" the World
announces that Gen. Burnside has been re,
pulsed by Longstreet, at "Thoroughfaro Gap,
with loss Of from three to four thousand
men," All we have to say about this state,
ment is that 1t is malicious, copperheAd gold
speculating lie, to which the mIr1le-hearted
editor of the World Is much given.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

VICH President STBPHBNs.-It seems that
Vice President Stephens has been making q
speech before the Georgia Legislature against
the constltutionallty Of the suspension OF the
writ OF haoeas corpus, arbitrary arrests, seiE.
ures OF property, &c. We have not seen the
address, but here is what the Richmond Ssnti-
mel says Of II
"It 10 very indiscreet aud improper. Mr..
Stephens holds the second office under the Gov.
ernment; and In case OF one OF those painful
dispensations 10 which the mortality OF the
rulers ever exposes community, he would be
the executive head Of the Confederacy. Under
such circumstances, he has severely branded
the leading measures Of policy which, until
Congress might choose to repeal them, he would
be bouSd 10 execute; and he has given pain and
modification to those 10 whom only he could
look for support, and aid and comfort to such
as would embarrass his administration as zeal
ously as they have assAiied that Of President
DayiaO
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

I1-IIsiuastrssps InimitAbls HAIR Hestor-
ATIVE, sor DYE, bat restores gray hair 70 lie
original solsr, by Supplying us capillary tubss
with natural susieaaAss, impaired By ago or dis
ease. AL iHstsnianssus Syss are composed OF Isnsr
eausie, destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair, and afford Of themselves no dressing. Helm
streets Ininitable ColorinE hst only restores hair
W Its natural sslor By an easy process, bat gives
the hair LuIuRIANT BEAUTY, promotes ih
growth, prevents its falling OF, Graduates dAn
drur, and impAris health and pleasAntAsSs 10 the
head II has stood ths sssa Of tine, bsins the ord
GinAl Halr Colorins, and iE ssnstAahy iasrsAsInT
In favor. Used BY beth EentIsnen snd ladies. II
Ia sold BY all Isspsssabls Dealers or sGS be pro.
cured By them Of the commercial Agsats,
...r ..HEH d DIS. BARNES 4 CO,
soa broadway, New York.
TIVE sizes, 90 cents and o..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

The busisess Of Distributing the RErusLieAs
throughout this city, Gssrvstown and Alsxsndria
has this day oesa placed In The hAna Of Mr.. An
rHuE sHkrsERp, who Il our only authorized
agent to collect and solicit subser,pt,on, 10 thi,
espef, and has also suthorlty N soisrt advertise
meats roa ne Advertising community Of this and
'hs netsheoting cities for the NATIONAL RrPub.
LeAH' M. shepherd IL well and favorabiy known
In this eomnunity, from having been for several
nonths past ere Of our priueipAi Local Rsporters,
and We commend him 70 our eitissns on his new
Eoie.
WAbHINaroH, April L lAsl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

TIE UNITED STATES SERVICE MAGAzlKH,-
shillington has received the May number Of
this truly valuable periodical. We give the
list Of contents In this number: "On Salt,
petre," by Prof. J. G.. Booth, U. 8. Mint, Pa ;
e. Three Months Around Charleston Bar, or the
Great Siege as We saw 1t, No. s." by Robert
Stewart Davis, Esq; "Practical Campaigning,
No. q" " An Inquiry into the Military Rights
and Duties Of Medical Officers In the Land
Forces" by Surgeon A. A. Woodruff; Homes
for Discharged Invalid Soldiers" by Rev. Lu-
ther Farnham; Organization OF the United
States Artillery" by Gen. John GIbbon; " Gen
eral McClellan's Csmpsigns;" "The System
Of Communication In the Army" by Richard
Ashurst, Esq. The Century Flower (poetry)," ;"
by Rev. z. A. Washburn, D. D.; Literary In
telligeuce and Notes on New Books. Editors
Special Department." Notes on Contempt
raneous Military Surgery" Foreign and In
ternational Correspondence" "a New Island
In the South Paclhc;'' "Military Notes and
Queres;" 0Dseidl MtsiIigenes.-"T The ARMY"
Regular Navy" " The Volunteer Navy"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
GOLDEN SENTENCES.

SIN oRrsrb WHICH THRnATnsD TO DIVIDE
xHn TRnsps or Tm UnoH N PAsr."
at sHAIL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO 10 TREE BY THR
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS"
al PRouAn YuIL PARDON TO AL WIG
SoLnrLT swIAR TO HEEcHIoRTH EAITHYuILI
sUPPoBT, PROTECT, AND DEyHHD Tu CoNsTI
TUITION or THH UNITED sTATHs, AHD I'M UmoI
or THI STATES TH1EHUEDn-"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
The French roasted Out OF Mexico,

New YoRK, May "a copy, Just received,
OF the JaragoLa-J uarist journal or Matamoras
says that at grand banquet lately given in that
city TO Major Gen. J. Mclernand and Mr.. Ham
ilton, the Union Governor OF TeXas-st which
the names OF Lincoln and JuareE were fre-
quently introduced-Gov. Hamilton proposed
as . sentiment the defeat OF the French and
their expulsion from Mexican territory.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

May 6-The case OF Il, W. W. Grimm w. Andrew
J: Black, Teplevin the defendant by his attorney,
Mr.. Miller, withdrew his motion to quAsh the pro-
ceedlngS 10 tbis cause tled May ., and nled his
pleas to the action TO wit: l. That he did not take
the goods and ehGttels In the declaration men
%s a. ~. taSsnI uhs G PsVPs,H a. nS sSoaI M me
At said time the property In the Ods and ohatte
was in . stranger. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

STARVING IN EAST TBsNEssIE.-The Nash
vile correspondent OF the Chicago Journal
writes
Since the publication OF the order from Gen.
Sherman, prohibiting quartermasters from sell,
ing rations 10 citizens. thousands OF destitute
families have reached Chattanooga and Knox
vile, asking transportation North; but that Is
cut OF, also, aud see nothing but starvation
for the poor Wretches-And more loyal people
never llved-unless the Administration inter.
feres, as Ii should do.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

U. 8. CAVALRY PASSING THROUGH GREAT
SALT LAKE ClTI,-on Monday forenoon the
four companies Of the Second cavalry, Califor
mia volunteers, and two companies Of First cav
airy, Nevada volunteers, that have been at
Camp Douglas during the past winter, passed
through the city going west. The horses had
been out on the herd ground for some time, and
the cavalry were necessitated TO march on foot.
A large subsistence train accompanied them
Deserd Mps, Aprl 13.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
(" Plantation
BTITn1I.

hITTMm.
They purify, strengthen and inViKoTAte
They create healthy appetite,
They are An AAtdota 70 change Of water Aad net
ThoJ Overcome oneSts Of dissipation AAd late
hours.
Th0y GtsnEth0A the ByBtSn and SAliVSn the
mind.
They prevent niASmatis and Intermittent fsyOrE
ThsJ purity the breath GAd Asidity Of the Stom-
-aSh. .
They cure Dyspepsia and CoRItipstioH,
They sure DiATIheA, Cholera and Cholera morbus
They cure Liver coAplEint and Nervous Head
Aahe.
the weak nan strong, and are exhausted natures
great restorsr. They are sonpoIsd OF the solo-
brAted CAliIAyA BARK, CAGsArillA BARK, DAndslion,
ChAmomilS flowers, Lavender Flowers, winter
green, AniGe, CoVer-budl, Orange Peel, snake
root, CArAWAy, CoriAndsr, BurdoSk, s.-r.-isSo-
me following h sample Of the testimony dAr,T
SoLDIERS' HSHH IUPAGIHTKHpHHTss OTTicE,
cIHeIENATL O., JAa. 10, 1853
have given your Plantation Bitteys'to hundreds
Of our noble Soldisrs WhO stop hare, nors sr Iesl
disabled non various sAuhss, aAd ths sHSss 10 snOsi
Bush preparation &c this ls heartily S.Eh IN
every family IN every hoaritai A.d ~ hand on
Jy1t-iY supSriAtSnASnt,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

ARRIVLLs AND CLnARANCEs, CUSTOM -HoUsH,
PoRT OF GEoR0ETDwE, ID. C., MAY 0-CleAred.
Barge Pilot, Williams, MattAwOmAn; sch. Owsoo,
Mitchell. mAsorthyi sch. NJ 'gelleu, CrAnmer. Jer-
sey Cityj hloop Sra HIEbY, Phiraj sch. A, Stew
ter, Phil'Aj brig Jewett, Reed, Boston sch. Ma
rylaud, Foswell, St. MAry'sj sch. Mechanic, Cryer,
dol sch Three sisters, Parker, Havre-de-GrAee.
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SPECIAL,NOTICEsg

r1- Foundry Fair-Ths Ladies Of the
o1Ssrv M,.hOSi,' hRi,;eg: TRI,:h ssnogpss
WEDNESDAY EyENlNG, MAJ = In the. church
proceeds o. this Eair viii be appiisd 70 the cree
admitting q Isdy and gentleman, sI--te d. pro.
cured Of the ladies Of the church, single adnis-
!" ~ order of,h. A.,o.i.,ion. w.
mys-dh A. o. r., secretary.
~ The Ladies sf the Calvary Bsptist
Church continue their Fair At Trinity nal, on
Ftfth street, bstwesn D and ,, where ne palnaare
agreeable. band OF Muais In attahdanse.
Tickets % ssn,si children half prss. aylt,s
~ Diseases sf the Hsrvsus, ssraInal,
urinary and sexual eIatene-nev And rsliAbls
.rs,,uent.i, Reports o. The HowAnD AssooIA-
iree OF sharts. Address, Dr.J. eKILLN HoU6H
LoN, hoIatd Assosiatisn, Ne. . eouM hinA
rreeh fhilsaelYhs, "a nse-iy
RF Ths osnfse.,sas ssa nxperlsnss sf
AZ MVALrp. rublihhed Tor the beasat AnA a.
warning and cAuIIon re Touns ME Who sufsr
fron Nervous psbillty rrsahturs Decay sf Haa-
hood, et.., sopplytnI y ths sans Nm. T.n nnAns
Ter bsinS put 70 great sxpsass aaa iAjuTy thSougl
medical hunbug and auasksry. d = ~ =
an2Is sS .opi.a s.I = ssd os,s. s1shos. 'Ps
sys-p s.dioId. Iins. o.sss1. ~
70 - =. wis,.s, nsi, "a. s.s. .F-
viss 4. D, Morton, v take .Fsst "a lie Ss,A iasi
NJ. wilkins has been sonnss,.d viii We onse, At
the sernsr q asn .,rs.i s.a r..ssyly.aIs s.e-
son,erssni Win me su.iasss sf ne rsuts Il "A
its departnsHts. All applisstieas for iafornahou,
Agent ers.l fs.s.yi'ssis % i.u,:, rsa ss..s al
c.a.ssl Ps:...s.s is.., ofssi r:.ss. RosI.
I1-Inpert.n.t.s s-ssrsrsr rs.-. H.rpia.--
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~ N radroad sds~ttsnasnis On or Ard
pa0s az ts'~1sd ey sstAOritg efos nailroad cow
post's sss~aIg rsasd, aSs QrisiaEy eOrrsetsd
sA'H sAs-0s' sr' p'sd., hsaO, oaa b rslisd ,po-
a. eorreot. r... ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

SENTENCE SUsPRNDED.-By direction OF the
President OF the United stat. the execution Of
the death sentence (which was to have been car
Co. d, and James Cray, Co. A, 10Th New York En.
giueers, now In conn nnemtnt at Ms Central Guard
thar orders,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
oENERAL BANKs,s AMY.

We can assure our readers that no ofiiciAl
Information has been received BY the Govern.
msnt that General Banks has fallen back with
his army to Alexandria. It is known that
General Banks had no Intention to fall back
unless compelled to do SO by fall OF the river,
but that be would prepare to advance towards
Shreveport again as soon as possible.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

At Burt's Armory in Windsor Locks, Con-
nectlcut, on the I'd instant, a steel chip was
turned from gun-barrel of English steel that
measured in the "crook" two hundred and
ffty-seven feet, and when Strengthened, three
hundred and forty-two feet, which is without a
parallel In the history of steel turning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
Ssros, April Z 1884


Mr.. J. Z. Hailenbsek has been appointed our
agent 10 rsssive Subscriptions and Advertisements
tor the RnrunLneAH fron the oitiEens Of Alexan-
drtA and vislnity. Mr.. Hallenbesk's Newspaper
.nd Periodical store is At Iis King strest, four
doors below the Provost MarshAlI ofnee, Alexan-
arfa, Va.
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THE co rs
District suprsms Court-In Eau,

District supreme Court-In Equity.
HdyS S-In the cases OF Barnes ei al 70. JArboe, OF
Smi and De Kraft rs. HeiTH OF Nicholas n Van
ZAndt, OF smith snd De Kraft "a. HeirB OF Maria
Wood Van ZSndt, and OF moreland W. MorelAnd,
DEGREES for trustees to sell.
In the case OF B-own 81 al. %. Brown Ct al, an
order appointing George W. DuvAll, OF George,
guardian dd Item,
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Veteran Reserve Corps, hsh been detailed as Act
Ing Assistant Adiutant General, and ordered to
take charge OF the ofhoers' transportation q d
pass bureau, to take the place of Capt. Montgom-
cry, relieved and ordered to join Gen. sloeum In
the West.