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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

MORE GUKRRILLA ATRooITrEs - AnotAsr
ShOckis0 Rstallatlon.-We learn from
a citIzsn OF Harrison county that on last FRI
day night the house of Mr.. Henry Sw1ger, liy-
ing on Coon's run, in that county, near the
Marion line, was entered by q gang OF guerril'
las, and himself robbed and brutally murder d..
The Williams had their faces blaekeued 70 pre-
vent recognition. Mr.. Swigsr was roused from
sleep by. their entrance. They demanded bis
money, with cooked muskets at his breast, and
ha gave them Whist he had In his pockets, some
$40 They cursed him, and told him they
must have the greenbscks for which he had
sold his cattle the day before. As Mr.. swiger
turned To pass through q door into smother
room TO get the money, one OF the robbers gave
the signal TO "let lnl" and three OF them gave
| him the contents Of their guns. kven alter
| receiving three balls tht victim did not fall,
and one OF them snatched up Mr.. swiger'l
own gun standing by and shot him dead.
MTe. Swiger, who had been witness OF this
atrocity, gave the alarm, and the next day som'
members OF home guard company started ou
i to search for the murderers. They tracked ont
Of the horses ridden 10 the house OF rebe
named John Short, two or three miles distant
aud In searching his house found the roll
his gang, including his name. The soldier
also appeared TO have some information OBJ
taIned from the widow Of the murdered man
short was not at home, but they found him a
WORK In q corn field OF his brother-in.lAw
/ arrested him, took him out, and shot him dead
| II was said BY those who laid out his corps
that remains Of the black Disguise were stn
Visible about his faee aud neck. We lear
that two others OF the gang have been caugh
and summary justice executed on them, 6u
did not learn their names.- Hhes1'"0 LHtsH
1sneep, 2lIt.
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aEoRoETowN AFFAIRS.

p The Msrk,n to-day .re we'll supplied with tur-
keys, poultry, ysselAolss, az and all who have
good cheer on lhtistmas day The market ha!
Sssas,s Ssp SS has been done 81 ;Ss %..istasn and
per uad. That is the avsrsEs price, although
nome sales have been made at lower figure.
Many OF the farmers brought 10 Christmas trees
ready sale for all Of them. The day was none Of
the most pleasant foe marketing, on account OF
the mud, which placed the ladleh especially to CEN
siderable inoon nvsnisnce a getting along Without
aoiltng hheir clothing. some Of item presented a
rather sdrry appearances alter Atwo hours visit to
-" our and Grsin Ma,kei NO altoraiisn in quota.
tions tines our report Of yesterday. There have
been but few sales for dsy or two and business
The tsaGI I-susines. is dull, the ice having
created q blockade. Yesterday the ice brt aksf
was sent up No oDst, have arrived tSdsy ysSG sSG
| short, with wood TO II eaton b CO.I J. @. Morri
| 500, with grain aad pork to market aud the Mary
Little with coal to the HAmpshire and Baltimore
The oily departures were the c. H. Merrill, Sen.
aoA, AndJ q. Morrison, for points abort distAnes
j " nter and will hardly come out again this Iehsop
The fear 10 that II they nnce get down here they
may not be able to get =, hsss for some SON time
! Cobb, PhilAdelphtaj toh. J. NJ. M'ITick, Deals
| isis nd; Loh E. b Jones, Cooper, SaulLbufyj sch
| M AqIArta, Wrottsn, Baltimore.
| Tnere have been no arrivals, and although tn,
above vessels hsve cleared, they have not muoi
prospect Of their getting out until the ioe break
up.
| 'Forren Hall PTis0n.-This morning, Capt. XII
patrick In ehaIge oi Forrest Hall prison, sent 20
Idcserters, bounty Jumpers, &,, 20 Col. Wei Q, q
| SIexAndriA. Theg Wit there be 90 nnsd In Prine
street priIon, and those who are not To be court
N martiAled will be seat TO their regiments at
front. There are yet 400 prisoners In Forres
Hall. .. ,.
| guspsnsion Of Bdsiness-Chrisim'B falling o.
sunday this year, Monday will be generslly oh
ieTV, a. as the holiday, ami buIin % Will be gen
etAlly suspended on that day. The banks And put
lio Offiees will be closed.
RELIGIOUS Serttrss appropriate to the day Will b
] obVsryed in all the churches tomorrow, and SON
will have service on Monday. The tscOpal an
Catholic ehuTohss have, 10 ls customary, bee
beantiaed aud decorated with wTea'hs and fei
tOonE OF evergreeng.
to Ie a restaurant keeper il New York came [
| Geo RstoWn and, being shert Of furdB, tried !
\ raise the wind BY pretending 10 be United state
detective and threatening people with iueAreeIi
tlon In the Old Capitol unless they gave hlI
0lonsy, He committed an assault and batter
n anon 4 woman named Cath arine Donnelly, and b
| tfreats extorted three dollars from her. Oince
| GApso0mb arrested hin, and he wAa turned over I
nc superintend ntof Police, whore he Vas trie
hy JuEtiss c.ayton and sommited 10 jail Tor eour
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CAmo, Dec. 22-The Memphis Balleiin says
that the recent order respecting the cotton
trade has reyivipg effect on the business OF
that city, and that the cotton trade will be
prosecuted energetlcally. The Government pur-
chasing agent there has had S200, 900 placed TO
his credit. Five hundred bales have already
arrived by steamers from below, and large
amounts are awaiting shipment. There are
large quantities beyond our lines, awaiting
the issue of necessary orders to bring It TO
Memphis.
The steamer Henry Ames, from New Orleans
on the 4tb, has arrived.
Cotton was unchanged, with little inquiry.
The steamer Marble City, from Memphis,
brings three hundred and eighty bales OF cot
ton. -H .r... d. .-.r-a. ..- .. .
I Gen. Dana has ordered that all the cotton
now In Memphis, or which may be brought
there, shall pay two dollars per bale, aud all
tobacco ono dollar per hhd., the fund 90 col
lected TO 60 toward defrayiDg the expenses OF
the militia Of the district Of West Tennessee.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

BosroN, Dec. GA collision took place on
the Cheshire railroad last night, about three
miles above Keene, caused by the train from
Bellows Falls being impeded by snow storm
Il was run into by 4 wood train.
The persons killed by the collision were a
FrenchmAn and his wife, named HOurth, re-
siding In keene, and boy named O'Brien,
living In Walpole.
Several othsrs were injured, but none fatally.
The train was impeded by snow, and stopped
for want OF water, and the thick snow storm
prevented the following freight train from sec
Ing the signals made for II 70 stop,
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"wB ANS COMING, FATHER ADRAHAM."-
The new call for three hundred thousand more
troops for the maintenance Of the Union creates
no excitement whatever in this community.
In all our sploshy walks yesterday, the regret
VIC heard expressed was, not that draft is or
dered :. but that Il was not for a million OF men
instead OF for a third OF that number. Entire
acquiesceuce In the wisdom Of the call is the
sentiment of the people In these parts. The
late successes Of Gems. Sherman and Thomas
show that the rebel leaders are afflicted with
distressing nausea, and that the villain Davis
has received a black eye. Philadelphia, under
this. new call, has less than four thousand men
TO supply. Councils will probably take hold
of the matter, aud extend municipal encour-
agement to the work.-PhR. NORTH american.
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new York stock hist.
rrf By tho Peoples Telegraph Lines,
Ontess-5il Ninth street and corner PernsyNAnia 10
aveaua and Sixth htreOt.
Il o @ AL N b w q.

Tue TRIAL OF Dir. KEAsBY.--The Court-mar-
tiAi, OF which Bfgadler General Briggs is Presi-
dent and Lieutenant Co oLel Burnhami Jndse AZ,
street. Gen Brigys, the President OF the Court,
again Occupied the chair, having recovered from
his late ihdlRpostt0n.
George s GIOeon sworn for defence Known Dr.
Keasby for about six yesrbj no man enjoys bet
ter reputation than the Doctor. .r.
Mr.. Hne, for defenoe, announced that he would
here close the ease. .'
The Judge AdvocAteoffered As evidence some en-
tries made on tha surgeons book.
The defence ADMITTED the entrlfs we're made In
the surgeons book, but denied that thsT were 10
the han writing Of Dr. KoAsoy, tha book being
the Tec0ri OF substitutes kept by Dr.. woodbury..
Chah, A KeAsby, VIII on stated that the Doctor
bought recruits for him, while he was substitute
b over. "
The court adjourned until II O'Clock on Tuesday
morning.
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on,e,r, pl.honorabiy DissharEsd.

An order has been Issued that all officers not
actual residents Of the Department Of the Gulf
at the time OF their entry into service, who
have been dlshonorably discharged the service
Of the United States, or who shall hereafter be
dishonorably discharged, shall be sent beyond
the limits of the Department by way Of New
York, not to return during the war. Ton days
time will be allowed for compliance with the
terms Of the order.
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prsn, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sf R,eohsdo

NRw YoRK, Dec. 24.-The steamship Coraica,
from Havana aud Nassau, has arrived.
on the 18th Inst, for Bermuda. The blockade
runners Old Dominion, wild River, Little
Hattie, Bsnshee aud Agnes z. Fry had ar
rived at Nassau from Wilmington. The Cen
erai Marmion, Evelyn and RenIlworth had re-
turned In dlstress, The Virginia Hansa,
Ella, Kate Gregg, Charlotte, will-o'.the- Wisp,
Stormy Pctrel, Little Hattie, eyren and Star
had sailed to run the blockade.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

A REBxL MAcHIsE.-There is now In sue.
cessful operation, says the Richmond Ezaninfr,
at the Confederate States laboratory, In Rich
moud, machine capable Of turning out three
hundred and forty thousand percussion gun
caps in eight hours, filling and pressing them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

Appotstmsnt OF Examining surgeons.
The Commissioner Of Pensions to-day made
the following appointments OF examining sur
geons; ...
Dn. James Portmess and John McEain, Of
Xenis, Illinois.
DR.. VIM. NJ. Anderson, of Lexington, Michi.
gan. ...... ..... ...
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Gr,at Fire IN New York.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 23, midnight.-' great fire
Ia now raging. The bulldings Nos. 81, 53, 55,
81 and 50, In Beekman street, and running
through to Ann street, have thus far been con-
sumed. The loss Is heavy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

FPEHors or KEBHL BaUTAIITT.-Durlpg the
past week 1872 OF the exchanged prisoners from
The rebel prisons that have arrived here have
been barIed In the United states Cemetery.
Most Of these unfortunate men have died from
the cruel and bsTbsrous treatment received
from their captors. On Tuesday no less tnan
81 were buhed.-ARHapOsI GaEsts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

A PAPER Ia In circulation In Providence on
which several Of the prominent citizens had
pledged themselves to give handsome sums
toward 9 fund which is 10 be raised for Capt.
WinslOw aud the other oficers and the crew Of
the Kearsarge, In testimony Of gratitude toward
the brayemen for their services In destroying
the Alabama.
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The new gunboat suwanee, built by Rsiney,
Son 8 Archer, at Chester, Pennsylvania, on
her trial trip, yesterday, made sixteen miles in
afty-ave minutes, or about eighteen knots an
hour. She is " "double-endsr."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

RGwARDs.-In the Richmond Etaminr we
notice John N. Daniel, one OF the publishers
Of the paper, offers q reward OF $4,000 for his
mulatto man, who has run away. In the same
paper a reward Of 500 is offered for two liver
colored, double.nosed pointer dogs that have
strsyed from General Ewell's stable, on Carey
street.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

Col. Roulston, the leader OF the plot among
the Yankee officers to break out of the Dan
Vile prison, some ten days ago, and who was
shot through the body, died Of his wound on
Thursday. He was colonel OF the Gath NeW
York cayalry.-RiehmoHd Whi9, 2lR.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

OF Mr.. VIM II, Riley, whilst oIo'siug the avenue
at Ninth street, was tuI over by n butcher wagon
mud badly injdred. Her toes were mashed and her
face very much bruised. She wss taken 10 the
store Of Mr.. NAlFI, corner Of Ninth street, and
properly cared foe. The driver Of the wagon wa
arrested, but tho eviden showed that be was not
at all to blame. He was, therefore, dismissed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

APGTGRsHAM (Mass. farmer has raised the
past season three turkeys OF the Michigan
breed, the largest one OF which 10 II months
old. and weighs, alive, 85 poundfi the second
one is 8 months old. and weighs ls pounds, and
the smallest one is 5 months old, and weighs
IA pounds. Exchange.
We should call these tuTkies MlehlgdAdsrS
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

RIVER NKws-The river between this point
and AlexanaTIa 10 stii blookAded with ioe The
ferry-boats NJ the Alex 'ndrla and Washington
line do not attempt TO run. The westher Ia how
the river will bs speu again by Mond4y. There
are but few boats At the whArves.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

sTRAIISG GovBRSMBSr HoRsE.-Joseph
Lowry was arrested last night by Detective Kelly,
on the charge Of Gtealing horse belonging 80 tho
GOyefnm nj. He wAa turned over TO thn mllitAry
authorities. The stolen saddle and bride weTe
found Iu his posse aion. .. w..
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BY TELEG GR APn IL
Going 20 the Cansdisn Front.

BosroS, Dec. 23 company A, heavy artil-
lery, left Fort Warren to-day for the frontier
service. Their destination is Plattsburg, New
York.
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Edition
FOUR o'OLoOK. Pm.


As Monday is TO be generally observed In
Washington, we shall omit the regular Issue Of
the DAILY RTPUBLIoAS, on that day.
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our E1eh.ng.d Prl.on.r.,

The last boat load of our exchanged prison
ers from Charleston arrived at Annapolis yes
terdsy. There wore seven hundred and eighty
in all. Several deaths occurred on the pas
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RY anA.p


Nsw york. Dec. 94.-Ths shipment Of gold
to-day by tho Limerick was one million Ave
hundred thousand (t1 500, ,ooo) dollars.
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ARRESTED As CARRoTBRs AND RoBBERs.-
Edward smith and John Harrison, two notorious
ch,IAeters, whose picturea AdoGn the Rosue's
Gallery, were arrested last night by Detectives
Kelly and Blgley on the charge Of gArrotlpg VIM.
J. Parker on the 4th OF December in the aouth
eastern portion OF the city and robbing him OF
s7s In Treasury money and $500 OF Virginia state
money. smith WAS partially tdentined by parker
as one Of the parties AMI was held 10 ball Tor q
further hearing. Harrison was dismiAatd'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

Arrival AND DEPARTURE OF MAIL BOATS
This NAL steamer Dictator arrived At Alexandria
this forenoon from CITY Point, with army ma 10
and passeDEers. sac could not get up to Washing
ton on account OF the Ice. .. .
The .steamer Matilda went down to-day from
Alsxan> ria. The male and passengers were taken
across the long bridge BY rail.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

REFuaEE.-PhllIp NJ. Lswis, refugee from
NOtthu nbsrlsnd eounty, ya, wal bEoushs 10 The
allowed to main IN the sity, having taken tue
oah.
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Another Fatal Railroad Aeeidsnt-Four
Knlsd and Fiftsen wounded.

PamlprLPuIl, Dec. 24-By an accident on
The Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad yesterday
four men were killed aud fifteen wounded.
Among the latter is r. 8. Stevens, Of the In
dian Bsroau nj Washington.
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we nave reee'Veo MES Oh hohmono PAPep
Of tho 22i instant, and mako the following en-
tracts,
xox,.n, a., an. uor,,, Cara
,.s.-,s,...
Iron the Nehmona WING, neoemoer ~ 1881
rVsIh s,r ~, =, ~ ,S.,,,.s ~ ru.
on tne litn inst, IN 'ne nousv ., Nonmons,
Mr. Sharpe insrooueea 'ne ioio"ins resoiu
uons ,, a., .,. a. a..
nIo.", inM ns,,S S'Ise Mor,h S.rpi,n .ra ,hs
Prlnclpie On nuien Nol.n Snvrn. sna .uo
other states wIndrew nom the usited states
o9verpmen'i anu, .nefoio,e, sno o.s.os eon-
prsng tse eousne.n s m s.sae.e s1n,eay ny so,e 4.
egns, anu ,naae .onisueo .pn s,o, s s,h,sa, y,
Only tne agen' VI 'pe o'a'o'' SUI su"Jeo' |"
'ne1r copIoi: r a.. e, = 49,
hesyeeea, ysrnsn, lns' sne es.0s ~ mo,.
soNerolgn csPseny hsvo .no nsus ~ ssho "
sne qi,p y, peao ,,,' ~ p.s.,Ss.'s - ~.
9,,n. Sna s,'n ~ -. ~ n.1,na sy.,,aS
Sousnern nNonieue'aeS VI VI 'no o'o-eAneo o"i'e"
nn .o,,or a, n, cr.wtora NJ po-.n ,h..s
L. -.so,,,aea. ,'sa.s la ~, ,Sa ,.iSo..,a. So
re.o,uions a sn "s'o ia'u on 'no 'aoie-sy" -
nays w. . ratafI Is
!" "kn ~ 1--we. M
NoeupS y, s p'h oh ~ ue ..., .ao.
p.', -, ,,ai. ~ Ss,,. hornS, sne uS u.,.
i,p meps ~ p,. sne. ~, "s m ~ W 1a' oa
lne lnes DesWecn 'no 'erusaem roao anu tne AP-
pomauo1. :,
NY kpa. kssei poIaoa su ~ " ors aIy = ~
a nons ~ ous s'oes no ,nulcs.oas ~
es'y se'o ~ vpeIa'lons. - xsns WV
.. a, y, ~. S", M, o,so ALL
ston ~ a, h.,,.itnn =, .,a,I. rh
occhnIsa ~ Rarsy All R, s,ahs '1s. 81 ,a.. ~ p,r..
uP :, ~ s,,,.,.,.as ~, ~ a.,o y. -
,ndaa . asseSu a,u, rs wa sn,s 'oree Icea,,a
,sar Snueu 70 p"a,aa ope I's pna "e,un. % ~. :
% uon was tHoeusu S,i,S nele on yeseefuaS nss
column OF ener,aan Iorees, estimsIea ~ eign.
1aoussnu rsi, ,ne", nso erosseo Ine Diae huges S
Sneser Ssrsn, zap anu "eie mo'inB ""aru oo'-
uons,. ,,,
ano.ner IePo,t Prs .ne Iolse OF tnls coiun,n Jun
NV nse nv s.,,'1.nn anu oassy sna ua
Pss. Pieess y, n, l,iii.. -. lucy Ie Ssiu INV w
reaoneu Tss m-auson - NouItnouso Sir' ~ oeIoch on
hs y ~ .h TL'i 'si. ~ ,siias.S uas -,
neaIu ION snSnl. ineir. oolee. - oeneVeu W
| % @ 70 CUT tuo SenIel Iaiiroau a 1oruonsVhlo'
w, no"eSe,, M ns ,is., .nAs II - % nos neees -
y sry 70 menuVn, ree, n'ue apPIenensl1n ioI
slS tne saletS ~ u suas p1tn| igs telvSraPn Wiz Mne
oenNeeu oV,u0nsso anu 1IoNnnsns, nlao
tnlles tnIs slIe, "as g cut IN seSera PlAees yes-
teroay morning. inns was, no aouot, tne
work Oh tne enemJ's scouts. The country IN q
tals nelgnooihood rs aensely woooeo, anu
favorable 70 the operations OF scouts.
- rRoM souTnwEsrnRS vIReinA.
we nave no iutner news OF S.onemsn
operations IN SOUTHWESTERN virginia. ineIe
mas oeen no continuation oil the report tns'
sreeklhtioge mao oea,sa ,ne raiders near siaus a
spring, though the inteillgenee received on
Tuesday, relative TO the hght at tnat place,
may oe correct Soteing IN cont.aaieHon ~, ~
IL mas ueen nearu. FROM the nature OF tn'
case u - ulncut 70 get any autnenuc inior'
NATION from polnte beyond Dublin sIauon'
An unomcla alspatcn rom LynehouIg yes,
terday states that the damage done 70 the Lead
WORKS ny tne enemy was sight, ana VIII W
speedily repaired. .a. Ea..."
| fhoh THE SOUTH. .l
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WE OBSERVE that all premature disclosures
made of the expedition TO Wilmington are care
fully copied Into the Richmond papers.
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SIZE o1AL NorIoEs..

&, 4, ~ DThY AT n TIT n ~ q
= : = = = = --
80 ,bs,, re,urns seeass,o,s prspsrs q sod thsdf
S,s,as.tss I've % ~ Nor-Iaaesssdss,s rrempiiy PRO.
cured viii report n tsfson e 'hs cid ss'sbn.hsd
nrTzqEn. sTaraITn A srnrsou.,r 81
81, Pa "a. Az, s .oass O. sias, Il topne.lss WHATS.
El- The Drsm ,. N ,Sserxstswn.ns -1.s
Gtofgctown Dfntt hesocisuon mss pcen orfsnfffo
and !. now isiry s,st,sa ,,s A ,.,.u,..,. =, ..,s,.
teItT aois n, ~ ~ .,,., ~,
Der from M same. n. -. : ,...,. !,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, ~ Tk o'slosk, y the
eeorgstown Custom House consIsss .tfsst above
SsS ya: ssS nsss ~ @sc ss
TO DO 20 may become msnbsrs o. ths Assosistl.a.
Tho Treasurer win BE- In sttsndAn 70 receive
All lSt.ps.i.d are e.rn.sy is,i,sa 10 coma szd
help themselves, the time IL short and dslay fs
dsns'iOu'' BY 0rd'r, ,eKo. ,,rLL. r.. r,,.,o.o,.
m By DivIns psTmississ, sss Dsssys-
between 1 and M sireetn, VIII take plses On tAp.
bath nss pses%S,, , an ~: .ss sys.a
samson iMoot MI Wy M, " - r,1,,,
hnok oeock. mtntns..ssnu t'nsn a. a. n,s,,.t S.1p
wiii prsssh In me nnsfneon, ~ o.s,,,s ..,,ss.
a. aea VIII 1S !. ,.tsa D sS.ossSsSs u: d. Ts.ss
VIII oe ep,eaenins e'nTv& n ~ 1vsnr Sssasr-
oe2tn- go. ~ :. n. n = w, 49,.
r1-Hsv. w. ". On snntng will preach IN
the Unitarisn Snnssn, eorp 2, Mab bsfSa NJ .m .sm
sireet., To-noRRoW tsundsy) hohNins. ~. al
o-e'ock. -
rrN.v J,yu..,,u, Temple, Ne sh o.p-
,,sir.,..s h,wssa n .na ii nv J.b~1 Fox. pss-
ss,, ss, sss,i''s fss, srsl'o ~ iSs,ssa. Sess al
,s-a.,-.,. M. ~, a On n "a N m 10 svsry
~ ~. an ,,nis, rh,,,sh n, ysfsb tr,et
between S y and Iouisisns sysnus: service !, Il
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

.. Tns vfaetHIA LselsLATUns.--The rebel Le-
sisislurs Of vlrgisls has voted 80 day to Its
nsnbsrs and tlSyooo. q yesr to the Governor
Of The State. Ths Legislature adjourned from
DsesmbH 81 70 JsnaAryL
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rRANaIPANNI rowpER

J.. ~
FRANGIPANNI PowDkR
Is usrivaIlsA for renewing chsps, Blosshss, fi.-
pies, Chsfes, aad sthss Impurities Of the axis,
renderins 1T SOFT, CLEAN, shoorH, and BEAU
TIFuL. ~. si,-,.sr -
FRANGIPANNI8P
Is used to remove TAN and rREcKLrs, Sfvias
FREsHsEss to ths COMPLEXION and healthy
hue to the skin, with YOUTHFUL soTTNrss
FRARGIPkNHI PowDKh sm
Is used By the laditp Of Europe to sprinkle On hs
lulIde OF KID Gloves, enabling tight Ilovs 70 y
Drawn on and OF with ease and preventing thsir
being rolled BY psrspirstion. After the glove 10
withdrawn It leaves the and smooth, son ana
white, with delicate freshness and psrfuas.'
FRANGIIANRI PowDER isas
. used to remove all roushness and rsdnsss OF the
hands, srms and face. II softsns coras, Aaa all
other cutaneous exeresoenses. sf,'.ft,
rrs. IS s.nn and 50 esAi,. A's.rdlns 70 sirs Of
.paokxEe. 40 900. q Z 500. tssr
lp- seal by mall on receipt Of price. EtE
For sale by WILCOX 4 CO., sole Ass~ts,
novissa isl Water street, Nsv ferk.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

There are over sfty applicants for the vacant
French mission, and the President is literally
overwhelmed with petitions concerning 1t.