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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-07
To THE PoLLs-oUR LAST AppEA,

To THE PoLLs-oUR LAST APPEAL
Before another issue of our paper the vital
question whether our country will be " all slave
or all free" will be decided at the polls.
We have iabored hard during this canvass to
explain 10 our readers the facts developed in
the two platforms-that adopted at Baltimore,
upon which Mr.. Lincoln stands, and that al
Chicago, upon which Gen. Mcclellan stands.
Whoever votes for Mr.. Lincoln votes for the
preservation Of our nationality, for the Union,
the Constitution and for LIBERTY.
Whoever votes for Mcclellan votes for the
destruction of our nationality, against the
Union and the Constitution. and for the ex,
tension and perpetuity OF slavery.
We are now in the fourth year of civil war,
procipitsted by Buchanan, who supports Nc.
ClellAn.
Tho question Is, shah the war go on, or shall
It mott
The importance of our contest depends on
what II must decide.
It must decide whether this great and intelli-
gent nation can govern itself. Whether the
rule of msjorities must cease.
Whether honest industry shall be made dis
honorablei
Whether free speech, the free press, and free
schools must be given upi Apd whether We
shall allow our enemy to substitute for them
the patriarchAl influences of gag-law, slave.
pens, and overseer's whipi
Whether YOU, "greasy mechanics" rou,
''hard-hsted farmers" and ToU, "Northcrn
mud.s M" would not prefer TO submit your,
selves and your daughters TO the lords of the
lAshl
Whether the Flag of the Union shall here
after be an object Of contempt to every for
eignsr who hates us, and every rebel who be.
trays usi
Whether we shall be allowed TO have tn,
WHO'LL Of our country, or only what the tral
tors do not wantl
Whether we prefer national debt and nationa
dishonori broken Unionj a crippled army;
dshonorsble peace, contempt abroad and hu
initiation at homo, or honor maintained by war
and peace won by yictoryl
Whether the Republic shall be saved O.
lost
These questions must be settled by the war
Vote for Mr.. Lincoln and they will be soor
settled and honorsbly settled.
Vote for Mcclellan and disgrace will coyel
our armies, and the questions will never b,
settled or, If settled at all, will be TO the hu
initiation and dishonor Of every loyalst.
Mr.. Whiting, in summing up his great Bos
speech, most eloquenuy and truly said
"wHo ARE FOR GEN. H'cLnLANl
"No doubt that some honest and honorabl
men VIII vote for him from motives of friend
shlp. or respect, or sympathy-fsllIng to ap
preeiGs tho danger OF the country or the con
sequence Of their voteS--(if there we're an,
chance Of his eloction.) Their number i
small.
VINO Else Will yorE ron M'cIMLANI
Every sour old whig who has absndOne
his prIneIples-and who has bean abandORe
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Admiral Farragut, In dispatch to the Navy
Department, states that by flag of truce the
names are learned of four men who swan
prisoners by the rebels on the 9th of August.
They are George G. Overton, or Division, J.
Loughrey, P. McGlnnis, and - Farrell; and
that they were sent from Mobile to Amerlcus,
Georgia.
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From Havana, Mexico and Nassnu-Th
Bloc X ade Runners.

bioehsae hnuners.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE steamer Liberty
brings Havana dates TO the cd instant.
Adylces from Mexico say Doblado was told
that he was at liberty TO return TO his country,
but his property was subject 10 the determine
ton of Maximilian.
The blockade-runner Flora arrived from Mas.
sau on the Goth ult.
The Bahama Herald of the Goth ult. reports
the arrival of the Banshee, (No. % from Will
mington, also that the steamers Florie and A.
L. Fry got ashore outside of Charleston.
The Wando and Talisman left port on the
Goth, but have not been heard from.
The Lucy Armstrong and Virginia have ar.
rived.
Nassau papers are debating the idea of being
declared free port, only exactlng an import
duty OF one and one quarter per cent. on all
gold.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-The steamer White was
sunk at Island No. 10, on the Mississippi river.
She was valued at $1sO,OOO, and insured for
600. The cargo wac principally on Govern
ment account, and is probably total loss.
The steamer Randolph was sunk yesterday
at tho mouth OF the Illinois river. Loss not
asceTtAlned.
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CITIZENS.


CALLIcooN DEPOT, N. y, Nov. G.-Last
nights express train from Dunkirk, ran of
the track this morning at this station, in con-
sequence OF the displacement of switch. The
engine and baggage car and two passenger
cars were thrown down an embankment and
the fireman and several passengers were killed
and a number wounded. Among the killed
was Thomas Clark, Of the New York post
of{ice,
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VOTE FOR MeOLELLAN AND YOI
VOTE FOR VALLANDIGHAM.

Don't forget that Vallandlgham, upon whose
motion McClellan's nomination was made
unanimous, and who has declared that he was
the author OF the cessation plank in the Chi,
cago platform, was banlshed for treason and
has been proved TO be the grand commander oi
a band of Northern conspirators! Whoever
votes for Mcclellan votes for Vallandlgbsm
the traItorl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-07

BUFFALO, Nov. Sit has been reliably as
certained that the propeller Georgiana has been
purchased by the rebels In Toronto, and is being
strengthened and armed somewhere on the
Canada shore, for the purpose OF sinking tho
steamer Michigan, and for piratical excursions
generally on our coast. She was ostensibly
purchased by house in Toronto for the lum :
begirade. She came to Buffalo harbor on the
Sd instant, 10 have some part OF her machinery
repaired, ,sbut left without any description OF
freight. We are prepared for her here.
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FORGED BALLOTS ARRIVING HoME.-We are
informed that citizen of this county, residing
in Morayia, hos received a soldiers vote pur-
porting, from the affidavit on the outside Of
the inner envelope, to be that OF his son, who
was killed in the public service nearly two
years ago. The father is Democrat, and has
voted hitherto with his party; but this year he
Intends to vote for the Union, fact not Il n
derstood, probably, by those who sent him the
tlcke..-4uJnn (M " Daily advertiser.
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"F WE HOLD OUR OWN AND PRE-.
VENT FURTHER MILITARY SUCCESSES
EVERY PROSPECT THAT MCCLELLAN
WILL BE ELECTED, AND BIS ELECTION
UPON THE CHICAGO PLATFORM MUST
LEAD TO PEACE AND OUR INDEPEN.
DENCE."-Charlesten Mercury.
"0UR SUCCESS IN BATTLE INsUREs
THE SUCCESS OF MCCLELLAN. OUR
FAILURE WILL INEVITABLY LEAD TO
HIS DEFEAT."-C Charleston Courier.
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STATE AeKsoIrs IN wAsHrSero,

STATE AGENCIEs IN WASHINGTON
kassaehnsetts-G. Tufts, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., corner Seventh street.
ohso-J. O. wctmore, Pennsylvania avenue,
corner Seventh street.
Rhode Iaand-J. T. Benedict, Pennsylvania
avenue, corner Seventh street.
hsdsand-J. W. Montfort, 81 E street.
Np fork-Col. 8. North, 1sl Pennsylvania
avenue
Pennsylvsnia-Col. Roberts, 4s6 Eleventh
street.
Michigan-J. Tunniclin, corner Z and
Seventh.
New Jersey-Colonsl Rafferty,, 252 @ street.
nlinois-Col. Newton Crawford, 8 Patent
once.
Counecticut-Dr. W. NJ. White, willard's
Hotel.
Maino-B. c. Kinds, 273 F street.
Vermont-F. Holbrook, 456 Fourteenth
Lowa-George Cow'e, Fifth Auditors oGlce,
Treasury Department.
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In the vicinity of the passenger railroad depot
were destroyed by lre last night. The loss
amounted to $75, 900. Among the sufferers are
Lewis Downing & Sons, Haynes & Baker, ]. L.
jackson, Dearborn & Co., b. +. Dunckle, and
others. The stable Of the Elm House was also
destroyed. The property was mostly insured.
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Don't forget that seymour's agents, who at
tempted to procure the election of Mcclellan
by frauds and forgery OF dead loyal soldiers
names, hare confessed their guilt and been sen.
teneed Jy legal tribunal 10 ne penitsrtidry Jo,
H6l
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Latest from CITY Point.

The mail steamer Manhattan, Captain z. A.
Ryther, arrived this morning from City Point.
About three O'Clock on Friday afternoon can
nOnading was heard on the left, which lasted
but short time. Everything is quiet at City
Point
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-07

UNITED SERVICE MAaAzNE.-The NoVem-
her number of this periodical, now become n
standard In military and naval affairs, has been
received by Hudson Taylor, S34 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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LOUISVILLE AS ToBLcco MART.-The
Louisville Journal states that there were SO, 1898
hogsheads of tobacco sold 10 that city during
the year which closed on November 1st,. and
the stock now on hand Is 1881. The increase
Of sales over last year Is %, $40 hogsh0ads.
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From New orIeans-OperstioDs nea
Mobile.


New YoRk, Nov. CA New Orleans letter
mentions = naval expedition up the small In
lets near Mobile, which secured considerable
grain, cattle, &c. A large rebel force was re-
ported at Clinton, La, under Vert Adams.
Five hundred more prisoners arc TO be ex-
changed.
INFORMANT MILITARY oRDERs-ENRoLMENT OF
CITIZENS.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 5.-The steamers Evening
Star and Merrimac have arrived from New
Orleans, with dates To the 30th ult.
Important military orders were published in
New Orleans. One provides for the commence.
ment OF the enrolment In the Department Of
the Gulf on the 3lst OF October. All persons
not reporting themselves will be arrested and
punished. Another commands the city author
tiles to close all gambling houses in the city.
Gamblers who ply their business after the 1st
Of November will be assigned to active rcgi.
ments as teamsters or cooks. Another pro.
vides for raising two colored volunteer regi'
ments within the city and ncighborhood o.
New Orleans.
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The Election Frauds-Arrest or an Army
Onfcer.

BUFFALO, Nov. G.-Capt. ottenstle, Of the
10th New York volunteers, was arrested here
and sent to Washington the day before yester-
day, on . charge OF being implicated In the
soldiers voting frauds. The Express this morn
ing editorially states that frauds In the solderR
votes have been discovered In this city.
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GOLDEN sEnrENcEs.

arHR CRISIS WHICH THREATENED to
DIVIDE THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION Is
PAsr.n
aTsHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY ANY
PERSON WHO rs FREE BY THE TERMg OF
ZEE PROCLAMATION, OR BY ANY ACT OF
coNoREssn
IPRoCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLkMNLY SWEAR TO HENCEFoRTH FAITH
FULLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
AND THE UNION OF THE STATES THERE.
UNDER"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
IwIsH ALL MEN TO BE FREE.-AbRA.
sAE LrcoIs- Wdsairgton, Oct. 10, 1854.
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NEW York, Nov. G.-The 9th, 9Th, and 10th
Connecticut regiments, under Gen. Hanley,
arrived here to-day, with orders TO report to
Gen. Butler. It is understood they are for gar
rison duty.
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Anticipated Raid or Rebels from Canada

is much excitement on the American side o.
the river in consequence Of the anticipated
raid. Citizens are arming and goods ant
other valuables are being removed to places Of
safety. A special train with troops is expected
tonight.
BUFFALO, Nov. G.-The following is an ex
tract from letter received to-day by the edito
of the Express from Dunnvllle, G. W., dateC
the 9th Instant;
"Look out for raid on Buffalo from To
ronto and Hamilton on Tuesday next. Tn,
advance guard is at Fort Erie and Suspension
Bridge, or will be on Monday. Their head
quarters arc at Toronto. Some leading Cana
dians direct the raiders, who are not all South
erners."
The letter is signed John b. Holbroy.
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n F F / @ / A L.


WAR DEPARIMEHT,l
ADJuTANT GEHERAL's OFrIcE,
WAAHIEeToE, d. C., october ~, 1884,
The following ofioerh, having been reported at
the headquarters OF the army for the offences here.
matter specified, hereby notihed that they will
stand dismissed the service Of the United Statos,
unless, within fifteen days ffom this date, they
appear before the military commission Ia seahion
In this city, OF which BnBadier General John Z.
and make satisfactory defence TO the charges
against themi
Abtenee Diihouf ledpe.
Captain Martin II. MoCheSney, I'd New York
Mounted Rines,
First Lieutenant william Y. MeNAmara, ssth
PennBylvAniA volunteers.
Second Lieutenant John c. Tassart, 6sth Penn
1ylyAniA volunteefs.
Dsobedienee Of orders and absence tpithout ledpe.
Captain Theodore Conkey, Sd Wisconsin cav
airy.
Forging ealiamenf pdpers and inducing psn 10 deseTi
First LeutsnAnt Joel NJ. Straight, S9th Wthoon-
n voluntsers. E. d. TOWNSEND,
oc3I Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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rrAnnrrp.

On the asth october, ~ the residence oi ths
brides mother, by the rev. Dr.. Nadel Gilbert, ~
Woopwapp, OF lacrosse, wis, TO ELLA r.. only
daughter Of the late sclby Parker, Esq Of Wash
ingtQH n
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From Missouri-Msrmadu and Cabel
Rnnf 20 .Inhnaon,a Ialand.

sT. LOUIS, Nov. Maj. Gen. Marmaduke,
Brig. Gen. Cabel, and four rebel colonels, cap
tured by Gen. Pleasanton at the battle Of Usage,
LEFT here yesterday for Johnson's Island:
From six to eight inches OF snow fell here
yesterday.
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CHICAGO, Nov. The glue works Of wall
Brothers & Llchtall were destroyed by fire last
night. The loss Is SlOO, 900, with no Insurance.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-07

That every copperhead and traitor in the
country is in favor Of the election OF George B
Mcclellan and opposed TO Abraham Lincoln!
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That Seymour sent his agents to the army tc
forge votes to procure the election of McClel
liant
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B Y Il l. l. L. G II A T. Ii .


New YORK, Nov. Five transports with
troops arrived this morning.
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CAGRD.-Johu Chester, of the 4th Virginia
cavalry was captured and brought In this morn.
Ing. lie was committed TO the Old Capitol by
Col. lngTAhAnl, provost marshal,
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Edition
FoUR O'CLOCK. PM.


Up To the hour OF going 70 press McClellnn's
resignation Of his commission as Major Gen
eral had not reached headquarters, and be goes
to the polls as one Of " Lincoln's hircllngs,"
after ALL
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Two Gunboats Disabled by Rebel Bate
ries, Abandoned and blown Up-Gen.
schoneId In Command at Johnsonvillo 10
-Cond tion OF Hoods Army.

-Cond ton OF Hoods Army.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.-Yesterday at daylight
the gunboat Undine, captured by the rebels q
few days since, came through the shute at Rey-
noldsbnrg Island and landed the rebel troops
on board who then fired her and left. Al :
O'Clock the gunboats Key West and Elm
steamed down near the west side Reynolds
Island, from, Jobnsonville and engaged the
rebel batteries Of 24-pound Psrrotts. The gun
boats were driven back badly damaged TO
Jacksonville, and at 3 p. m. the enemy's bat
terIes opposite, above and below Johnsonyille,
opened on the disabled gunboats. They res.
ponded until their ammunition was exhausted,
when they were abandoned and blown up. The
crews are at the fort at Johnsonville.
This morning the rebels commenced crossing
on the boats OF the Undine, about i've miles
above Johnsonyille, two fat boats also being
used. No ofghting has taken place to-day. The
rebels are engaged In burying their dead. Gun
boats from Padueah are In sight, and reinforce,
ments have arrived. Gen. schofeld takes com.
mand of the post of JohnBonville.
Intelligence from below Florence states that
! large part Of Hood's army are still south oi
the river, out Of ratlons and clothing, and sub
/ slsLlDg on the country.
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THE DRATT.-The Board Of Enrolment dis.
posed Of the following cases to-day
FiT1t Sub DisfTfct-HenTy c. stewart, under age
Thomas MeNAni furnished substitute.
Fihh SGb-DisiTia-AuguIIus s.rague, furnished
substitute.
Scpsah Sub Disiriot-Alfred Cumberland, fur
TSsyR Sub-Diiiriet Swm. L. spsdden, paid com
mutation In 1863,
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spECIAL NOTICES.

= II EC " lAb ~ y ?.
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DAY Eyenins addresses will be deiiverss BY Lieut..
Hamilton and Mrs A. NJ. Lsals, who win be so
oompanied with some ne vocal and instrumental
music, BY q young lady and her two brotheu.
front seats for ihdits, L. CLEPHANE,
noI-n ffenoeh,.
ss-Pubi,c sohoois.-"The COMMITTEES ON
NE Election o. Public senooi hoe ,aa9s sS as,hIs
ana o,hsp aitls. to prsssnt ni.n' for school
building. A suitable reward will be givcn for the
plan adopted. Any desired information IN reier-
me Tsn,o VIII % insned Nj 10, ,es, nor,h'
Sstyy.sn Tsntyns,.t d Hg Tsn,y,,seonS streets
west. 20. WILSON, Secretary, so,
.ou ~. 10. s,n, ", new , s9Is 1o,.,sin svsnnue,
~ Tn, n,is T,ani.T mos,sIy Ms.,I.a
OF the Board Of Trustees Of the Public Schools Will
be held on TUESDAY NEXT, the sth instant, at
no6-st r. 7. MoRsELL, Secretary.
a. E1,.t xV.ra.--Th. .ub,oy,b,r. ,o the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN in the First Ward, who
aave been neglected BY former carriers, and who
aesfe 70 eonunue' VII biesSe sea isaVe 'ns rnInn
WAITE. No. i1Tx Pennsvivanis avenue. between
seyenteeath and Elsbteenth streets, and they will
be served promptly and regularly. nov2ti
ar The East washington Lincoln ard
Johnson Club Will hold regular meeting kNEkt
UE,spAf .,af ENhnNS, oSd ~ nfr,o, s.na,..
ole 70 the election Of Lincoln and johnson arc In
vited TO unite with the Club.
WIN. DIXON, President;
Jas u poLis, secretary. tsry.s stH
u- Shotrs1iand Writer-Any Person
sequitnpg ne .s,n mnos, ~, n.ner, %sv
near p Of one BY applying In tie Editorisl room q
this offioe. sc7Iu
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y l L LII. A r D s /.

AMUSEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
| On THURSDAY EVENING, November 10th,
instant, GeAry's m agnihoent Billiard Hail. In Gro
ver's Theatre building, will be thrown open TO the
public. On this occasion the following diltin-
suished players will participate;
| nj. Phelan, VIM. GoldthwAit,
ID. KAvAnAgh, Ed. Cahill.
The above gentlemen visit WashinEton solely to
be present at this opening, and will positively APP
pear. Play to commence at TX p. m. noT-itM
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u- Diseases OF ths Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual ~systems-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOClAs
TfON-sent BY mail In sealed letter envelopes,
FREQ OF charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILL1N HoUGB
TON, Howard Association, No. Q South Ninth
street, Phiiadelphia, Pa. m2S-iy