davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
From North Carolina.

PTIADELPHIA, March 21.-Thc New Berne
Times OF the 10th contains the followingi
Brig. Gen. Harland has been assigned TO the
command of the subdlstrict of Pamlco, with
headquarters at Washington.
: The Wilmington Journal OF the 1st says that
the town is full OF Yankee spies and lncendia-
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

REBEL DEsEKTERs NOT TO De sBNT TO PRIs-
oN.-Hereafter deserters from the rebel army, and
10 the Old Capitol, AZ Heretofore II t6"v proys
to be bona fde deseTB, they will be dismissed upon
taking the oath Of Allegiance, furnished with trans
fcrthoAtiOns.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
THE COURT Ts.

supreme Court OF tho United States
Ing announcement
Ordered, that John william Wallace be and he
hereby appointed reporter OF this court and tn at
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
The Remains OF colonel DahIRrsn.

The steamer Baltimore left the Navy Yard this
morning with Admiral Dahlgren on board, who
proceeds TO Fortress Monroe to receive the body
Of his ton, the late Colonel Uric DAhlgren. We
lArn that Admiral Dahlgren haB not as yet any
asSurSnc that the body would be sent down by the
Febpla
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

TIE CITIZENS BOUNTY YFuND.-Grdnd Ball Of
st od9 SGI Fsow ~ SsSv va S Ss given
ming, % In aid Of the District Bounty Fund The
price OF tickets Ia very reasonable, and the Com
mittee pledge themselves TO render to all who may
favor them with their presence an evening of en-.
Joyment. The Committee, which represents all
the mechanical branches at the Navy Yard, are
fully competent TO redeem their pledge.
"On with the dance, let Joy be uneonfned.n
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21


EJ-We have learned Aot 20 hs astonh.h,d
at anything. Years OF experience and CORE
spondence extending throughout all nationAlltieA
OF the habitAble globe have turned theories into
facts and establishes basiS from which we neod
not err. We are not surprised at such facts as the
fonowing-althopSh she persons who write them
are. We know the persons and circumstance,
hence feel at liberty 70 indo 90 their statements;
"NEw BEDroRb, naEH,, Nov. "a, 1859.
DEAR sR'-IhAve been afilcted many years with
severe proItratins cramps in my limbs, cold feet
and hands, and general diEordered system. Physi
clans and medicines failed to relieve me. While
visiting some friends in New Hork who were using
Plantation BltterS they prevailed upon me 10 try
them. commenced with small wlne-glassfun
after dinner. Feeling better by degrees, in few
d.yS II was aEtsnished TO ind the eoldness and
eranpa had entirely left me, and could sleep the
night through, which have not done for years I
feel like another being. My appetite and strength
have also greatly improyedby the use ofthe Plan
tation Bltters. .- ... 4 ~.
n +. Respectfully, IUDTH RusaEL,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

MISS MAJOR JOINS, the troublesome secesh
female, who has been confined in the Old
Capitol, was taken 10 Boston by last evenings
train, by Captain J. B. Mix, of the Provost
Marshal's Office.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

VISIT TO Mt. VERNON. the initiation
and auspices Of Major B. r. Wilson, Of this city,
an excursion Of dislfngaes was made on Saturday
steamer AlbSnyo AZ Fort WnsSin1ton ! militspv
escort was received on board, with the band OF
that station. Wars desolation has not intruded
both sides have occasionally carried away the or
dinAry mementoea.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

CoRFIRMED.--C. M. Levy has been con-
Of Captain. The frlehdI OF Captain Levy will no
doubt be glad to hear Of this expression OF conf.
dence In the Captain, which repAyH him for all tho
troubles through which he has lately passed.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
5. T.-IssO-x.

Persons ofsedentary habits, troubled with weak.
ness, lashtude, palpltstlon OF the heart, lack OF
appetite, distress after eating torpid liver, eonsi-
patton, Se, deserve to suffer If thoy will not try
them. HL.H-r .a..
They are recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and are warranted TO produce an iss-
mtdiide beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and harmless,
NoTIeE.-Any person pretending to sell PlantA-
tion Dtterb in bulk OF by the gallon Is Hwindler
and impostor.' His put up only In our log cabin
bottle. Beware OF bottles rsfilled with imitation
deleterous stuff, for which several persons are al
ready In prison. See that every bottle has our
United stAtes stamp over the cork UnmmilGisd,
and our signature on Hteel-plAte sids label
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the hAb-
liable globe. P.H. DRAKE CO.,
fe22'sosm 9o2 RroadwAy,N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. P. M.

GOLD opened to-day at 1911 and at two
O'Clock had reached 1G9l.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

A PRoPANE WoMAN.-RosA Leyser, Jewess
house keeper, who resides on the corner OF Fifth
and streets, aroused the vicinity on Saturday
night by her curIing and swearing. she was very
obstreperous all day on account OF Mrs, Brown
taking some water from her room. she was taken
before Justice GibsrBon, who nned her sio.65.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

NAVY YARD ITBMs.-Detdehed.-C L. l..
Case has been detached from duty at Warrington,
and ordered to the navy yard at New York.
The steamer Ceres, which was sold several days
ago, was tAkennway by her owners.
The Reaolute, which arrived last Saturday at
the Navy Yard left this morning for the lower sta
tion of the Potomac notillA.
The King Philip viii leave to-day.
Tho Harvest Moon, which broukht up Admiral
Dahlgren, and which met with eolliaion on the
way, Is hauled up on the railway for repairs
DImissdiS.-0n Saturday morning, Thomas II
Smith, the master boiler-mAker at the Navy Yard,
was removed by the Secretary Of the Navy. His
son, John W. Smith, who IL a quartermAn In the
same department., WAS also removed at the sam
time. The father, Thomas II. Smith, placed his
son, who 10 glAss-blower BY trade, over number
Of fboiler.mskers, who took offence because the son
was not qualified to supeTintend the business OF
boiler making. Both father and son were therefore
removed. The quarterman, John Wilkinson, has
been appointed temporarily a. master boiler
maker.
Scarcity Of SdlorI Twenty-Five vesleiS are now
ready for sea, but waiting for crews The transfer
Of sailors from the army will, It iS supposed, sup
ply the demand.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
:" CHAKLks D. NOYES,
Manager WAAhinaLon District,
sbIG-tG

10 Ice Cream, Come etionery, &c,-Re-
eeptionr, Parties, Weddings, halls, suppers Fairs,
and other entertainments furnished at shortest
Water Ices made by hteAm power, warranted to be
the best In tho cty,wholesale and RETAIL delivered
10 any part Of the city. Charlotte Russo, JelliSs
pyIamids, and Wedding CAkes made to order, AZ
JOS. sHAFFIELD's coufeetlonery, ass sixtl.
street, between and H.. .. IRQI-Sm
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

LoUIsyILLE, March la--Lieutenant Gen. Grant
passed through here tonight, on his way to WASH
ington, and Gen. sherman en- route for CinennA Ati.
CIscINsATI, March 20.-Gen. Grant and star
ingtOn Gen. sherman also arrived this morning.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

COLONEL Ward II. LLMoN, United states
Marshal Of the District, is confined to his
house by severe rheumatic attack. ..-
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

~ Hseal ~ attention Of bwsinsss men 10 Ne
Classification Of oaT advertisements. We intend
to hep OSsbe's ~ TO tNas matter for a, bcnett
OF otT patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
twenty Thousand Rebels At BulI,s q

TWenty Thousand HebeIs At BulI's Gap.
CINCINNATI, March 21.--A special dispatch
to the Commercial, dated Strawberry Plains, the
18th, says tho rebels are at Bull's Gap in largo
force, probably 10000. The reports Of their
having sent away most of their artillery and
wagons by railroad, and mounted their men on
all their draught horses are confirmed, and the
general belief Is that they intend to make
sudden movement into kentucky.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

tE- T1s papa is nO,' .nrnisAei Oy carriers 10
S,ibseri0crs IN pis city aNd GsOr0etO'Sa at thirty
csnti per moNLA. .H.....
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

r7e orses Of ne National Rep'oliean e at
5l1 Rirth street, ostssen PcHH'y'va"is aven'SS''d
D street.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

DROF MERCHANTS GRAND MIR
ROR Of the Uhiveruej or, A Voyage Around
the World, will be exhibited At the seventh street
Presbyterian Church, IslAnd, MONDAY, TUES
DAY, and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, March a.
g, and 2s Admittance IS centsi children N cents
Commence * O'Clock. m2I-Sts
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

DIsLoYAL.-James p. Skinner and William
Mcdaniel, who were arrested at Alexandria, by
Lieut. Winlhlp, on the charge OF disloya atty, were
ham, Provost Marshal.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

MADAME VARIAN AT GoTTsoHALK's CoNCBRr
AT wILLARDn'. = This prima donna has won 4
reputation in very short time Of the greatest
New York critics to be the greatest IN Ameriea,
especially In concerts She has been giving q con.
cert tour by herself, and achieved q marked sue
cess bordering upon furore. The confidence OF
the director in her ability 10 certainly very great
" Say anything you please In the highest degree
favorable to Madame Varian," said he, "bhe Will
be sure to more than meet the greatest expecta.
uonH,u |
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

THROWING STONES AT A FUNERAL Process
sIOg,-Ecstcrday afternoon a cooFed lodge OF Odd
Fellows buried one of their number, attending in
regaliA with the colored band OF music. As the
procession was returning from the battle-ground
men commenced q savage assault on the colOTed
people, men and women, in the procession. Other
carriages containing some OF our best citizens
were passing At the time, and were compelled to 20
through the shower OF missiles. Such conduct Is
disgrace to the of Ation, and deserves
the seyerest measures Of remedy. We would sug.
geSt to our colorsd friends, when they wish TO
appear In public PROFESSIONS, that they notify the
Superintendent Of Police, and demand proper pro-
lection.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

HABELMASN, THE TENOR, IN GoTTsCHAIK's
CoNCERr AT WILLARDS'.-The greatest feature OF
the PhitAaelphian concerts which have been at.
tude,i comprising the elite OF the city, always
after the emperor pianist was HAbelmAnn, tho ex-
quisite tenor. Madame VArian WAS giving con-
osrts herself at the time and did not appear IN Phil
Adelphia. He is undoubtedly the beat male ope-
rattle vocalist In the country. He was engaged at
a large figure to come to this country from the
principal Opera houses at Vienna, Berlin, and the
European continent. In Philadelphia he aehiev ed
great sensation with the AnAehutz opera COM
tary testimor ial with number OF choice presents
His voice 10 OF the pureHt, and takes rank with
Brignolia during his earlier days.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

MIRRoR OF THE WoRLD.-Professor Mer-
chants Grand Mirror ofthe world is ON exhibition
church, on the Island. It IL q very entertaining
exhibition,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
Thu CheaapeRIte.
From ChattanooRan.

PORTLAND, March 9l.-The Chesapeake and
Miami have arrived.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

su6serpsrsJ JaainOto TO receive ne ReproEioan
rsquiarly VII plsdss nottfI this Office,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

CARLoTTI PATTI IN GoTTsCHALK's CONCERTS
At WLLARDs',-Young Patti commences a car eer
that promises to lead to celebrity with inoI edible
speed. Hls sisters have achieved an emi nence and
popularity greater beyond doubt than was ever
hitherto attained by so many members OF one fam
lly. The parents were among the frat TO give
Italian opera In America, Madame Patti stFAkoA0h
has ranked for years as the most thorough and
nniEhed eontrAlto In America. Now that her hus.
band and family have acquired wealth, -he has In
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

n r + | @ ! A L

WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTAGr GENRRALs OFFICF,
WAsHTE0ToE, March II, 1864
All applications for Leaves OF absence or per.
mission to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General Halleek, Chief OF Staif, and must
specify the business for which the officer desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct TO the
Secretary OF War on Il 10 subject will receive no
attention. .' '.0 ... .
BY order Of the Secretary OF War.
Il. D. TOWNSEND,
m2l-tf hssiAtant Adfutant Gane,aI
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
ADDRESS TO THE PRESIDENT ny
THE NEW YORK woRKINGMEN.
The PrssIdent,s Reply.

Al noon to-day committee on behalf Of the
New York Workingmen's Democratic Republican
Association, waited on the President for the pur-
pose OF presenting him with the copy Of an address
which had been adopted by their association. The
secretary OF the association, Mr.. George Graves,
having been introduced TO the President by Mr.
Defreesi the Superintendent OF the Government
Printing, presented the committee, with each Of
when the President shook hands cordially.
The chairman OF the committee, Mr.. >. U. stItt
then read the following address:
We are hore, Mr.. President, a com mmittee on be-
hall Of the New York Workingmen's BemooTatio
Republican Association, to present to you an Ad-
dress which they have prepared, and also TO In
form you that the Association we represent have
President, that you will accept the address, and
allow your name to be entered on the roll OF the
membership OF the Association. The Objects In
briet, OF that organization, are TO advance the
workingmen OF America in morals, position, and
in loyAltyi banding them together IN support OF
the Union, and Inducing them, At all saefihoe, to
sustain that Union. This, brief synopsis, will
suffice now. The address itIelf elAborGtes what
we have merely sketehed As a committee we
endorse that address, and we would reauest voiI.
Mr.. President, II compatible with your sen6e Si
propriety that In your acceptance OF the address,
you will give your views on the subIect-mAtter OF
which the paper treats. Tho address has been pub
hShel and met with high approval win you As-
eept H. sr as an expression Of the deep conviction
Of the thinking workingmen OF America
In the confidence thst the same kind Providence
which thus far has crowned with success your ex-
ertions in our countryn behalf will still guide you
in your efforts to put down the rebellion, and that
In our land, we subscribe ourselves your obedient
servants.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

M To Conneeticut Men In Warrington.
The Union voters now In Washington and vicinity,
employed in the various Dep pArtmenta af the Gov.
ernment are requested te meet at tile rooms Of the
uniGn LEAGUE, on Ninth street, between d and Il
Tf O'Clock, and make Arrangements to secure the
perhonA attendance Of every voter At the election
on the htst Monday In April next. Lot no loyal
man fall to be present. BY order OF
mte-st TIVE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
u- Peoples sTelesraph.-Hew First Class
LINES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and ali
important poInts Washington oHieeI: REPUB-
LICAN BUILDING, 6iI Ninth street, (west side,)
and corner PennsylTAnis syenue and sixth street,
under NAtioAal Hotel. rr. ...
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

FIEEs.-Last night, al 12i o'clock, fire was
discovered In the house OF John Martin, on Lou.
which was occupied Ag a coffee and spice mill.
PAtrolman Fuss and number of citizens succeeded
in e1tinguishiug the flames before any consider.
able damage was done.
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, q ara was
discovered in the alley between Ninth and Tenth
streets and between Istreet and New Yerk avenue
fatrolman Tucker, who was near at the time,
states that the fire originated by barrel OF hot
ashes lgnitng and setting fre to the wood shed OF
Yesterday afternoon dense volumes OF smoke
obsoured the atmosphere In the direction Of Rock
Vile, and twas reported that an extensive oonnA.
lytown and Rockville, The fire department were
out In force, but after proceeding short distance
through the northern part OF the city, returned TO
their homes.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

FUNERAL SERyIcEs.-The funeral services of
the late Howard Mcclellan took place from the res
idenoe OF his parents yesterday afternoon. A
large number OF friends were present, The coun-
tenAnce OF the deceased was perfectly composed,
and he seemed to be In sweet sleep rather than
In the cold embrace OF death.
The coffin was Of black walnut, trimmed with
white satin, mounted with silver handles, and on
seription, "HowArd Mcclellan, died March IS, 1854,
aged 26 years"
TheeOfin was literally covered with wresthH
and bouquets Of fragrant nowCTE.
Religious services were conducted by the Rev.
Mr. HowlettI Of the Calvary Baptist Church. he
lore the lid ofthe comm wAn screwed down the
friends Of the deceased were allowed to take fare
well look at the features OF one whom they had
lsTed and respected In life,
The following young gentlemen were the pail
bearers; Mr. Van BuBlirk, Mr.. Mstiipgly, Mr..
King, Mr., George Wood Mr.. Henry Wood, and
Mr., Tlpkin.
The final rostiDg-plaoe iB in Congregational Gene
terry, where the closing religious services took
place In the presence Of the large audience.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

ES- Steamer baltimore has arrived from
New York. Copuignees will please attend 10 the
reception Of their goods NJ once
The above steamer viii leave for New York on
Monday next, the 2lst inst, ct ~ o'clock, m, .
,ml9-2t MORGAN K RHINEHART, ARenta
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

very fAoetious Ma, btil hold their crowded fecep-
tlons at MIR. Growers popular theatre Such
shouts OF laughter and spontaneous bursts OF ap-
formAnce az nightly ring in paTquette and boxes
Of Growers dramatic temple during the flow OF
wit, song, and merriment in which this happy bur
trRotve in this role Of fun is the comic Pos Ee of
Mrs, Pluto; the graceful partner of the King OF
ease. See 1t and Judge for yourself The grace
and beauty OF The ladies OF the ballet s really hne
and the Zouave march and drill worthy the veto
rams of the Potomac See them tonight, and you
will be satisfied OF their ability of the wonderful
ness of the great laEt scene, the Bower of Ferns,
with the Birth OF Cupid, and will, we are sure,
congratulate your good fortune that you did IT,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

PRESENTATION TO A VALUED 0FFIoKR.-on
Saturday evening number OF the friends Of Col,
ontl John P. Sherburne, iith New York cavalry,
(Seotts s0Ol made him surprise visit at his resi-
dence in this city, and presented to him mAgnih-
cent gold watch and chain. The presentation was
made BY Capt. c. NJ Levy, A. Q. NJ, in appropriate
remarks, and was responded 70 by Coloael Sher-
burne in a feiieitouS manner. Tse Colonel &C.
knOwledged that this was the first time since his
headquarters had been in tho saddle that he had
suffered from q surprise, and that this raid had
completely demoralzed him." The watch 10 a
chronoms er balance Of superb dimensiona and
manufacture, as 10 also the chain, the whole hAy-
ing been purchaSed at II. Semken's, at an expense
of some $500. The testimonial was prepared
through the efforts OF some Of our most prominent
pf Colonel shsrburne, who has won the admira-
ton Of all classes during the time he flled the po
sition OF Assistant AdJutant General At the head.
quarters OF the Military Governor. Colonel sher-
burne leaves the city on Wednesday TO join his
regiment In Texas. He goes by way OF New Or
leans.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

70 Young Mems Christian AssoeIatIOn.
The next annual meeting OF the Young Mems
the ChrihtiEn Commission, (eorner X and Eighth
streets on MONDAY EVENING, March 9ist At
o'clock. offiosrs for the ensuing year are 10 be
elected ~ 200 n N DUBOIS, ~.
.ml9-2t Rec, SeoiY
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

STEAMER ALL SAFE. The steamer Fair
banks, which left New York about ten days ago
for the Dlstrct arrived at the wharf OF her agents
MesHrs. Morgan Rhinehart, to-day. She went
ashore on the eastern side OF the Chesapeake, and
lay there several days, until At length, by the aid
OF two vessels, she was enabled to get Off safely
Fears had been entertained that the Fairbanks had
been loRt,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
w1LKEs NAVAL ooURr-MARTIAL.
EIGHTH Day.


March io.-The court met pursuant TO adjourn
ment, At II O'Clock a. m. to-day, All the members
The Judge Advooste then read the record Of the
preceding day, which was approved. The court
then went into secret session 70 deliberate on the
question which engaged their attention on the day
previous, namely; as TO the admiasibillty Of Admi-
raj Farraguts letter to the Secretary Of the Navy,
is6s,n
After the doorn were reoponed the Judge Advo-
cate announced the decision OF the court fol-
lows; THAT 10 much Of the letter DO received In
evidence a. relates to the Oneida and Florida and
Gulf Squadron, where II relates to the second spe-
ohoaton Of the second charse, in which the writer
accuses Admiral Wilkes with keeping the Oneida
from his squadron" II reads thus
FLAo-sHiP PEEsAcoLA,l
NEW OnLEANs, June, %, 1863.
Hon. Gideon Wties, Secretary Of thc Navy:
SIRi IhAye again TO inform the Department thA
despatched the steam sloop-of-war Oneida in
pursuit Of the rebel pirate toreto) Florida after
had learned Of her escape, with orders to proceed
20 Key West and notify the commanding otiicef
there Of the fact. ! sent Capt. Emmons TO take
charge OF the Oneida, intending to bring Capt
Harvard before court of inquiry, but have
neither got possession Of the vessel OF the Captain
This 10 poor inducementto TO send n vessel In chase
OF rebel steamer.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

MoNDAYma.,a,..,,nn,i,n.,.MARcH 81, 1854
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

CARRYING CONCEALED wHAroNs.-A colored
man named Charles Allen was arrested Last night,
by ofcer Steele, of the Sixth precinct on the
charge Of carrying eoncealed weapon. lie was
hnCd $40 BY Justice Thompson.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

Bf-sons OF Connecticut.-All loyal Sons
ton, D. g., are requcsted 10 meet At the rooma 81
Waite N. Hawley, Eiq, No. 2Os PennaylVaniA
avenue, lopposite WillArda' Hotel,) on Monday
punotuh attendance is particularly desired, as
business Of Importance to all will DO brought be.
fore the meeting. ~.
ny order OF Committeei
ml9-2ts Hfs p. p. BLACKMAR
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E1-Fair az the Patent OfHee BulldinE.-z
The public 10 respectfully notified that the Fair
will be continued open on Monday and Tuesday,
for the purpose Of dspobing uotion or other,
wlsek the articles Remaining uosold. Musical en-
tertainments have heen arranged for both even
ingu. Season tickets will admit A. usual.
tTH D. B, FRENCH, ..
m2l-2t President, kc.u
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

Ef-steamer Fairbanks has arrived from
New York. Consignees will pleaso attend TO the
reception of their goods at once, 7 + -fll.-
m2i-Qt MORGAN RH1NEHART, Agents. .