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Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23
THE COURTS,
un.ted atates snpreme courI.

> FvH UhtNn STATES supreme Court. o.
ESb. 93.-on motion OF Mr.. Carlisle, Damon Coat,
Pen"sylysnia, were admitted attorneys and conn-
On motion Of Hon. n. H. Glllet Cha.. s. webb,
ESQ, Of New York, was admitted an attorney and
counsellor OF this Court. u ..r.F ..|
On motion Of Hon. o. H. Browuing, Samuel A.
stnson, ESQ, Of Kansas, was admitted an attor-
ney and counsellor OF this Court. = .T-s - -
No. Ils, The United States appellants, %. Man,
e. ,S% ss SS
fornla. Mr. Justice Field delivered the opinion OF
the court affirming the decree Of the said district
No. IA Hiram Clearwater, executor, plsin,ia
in error rs solomon Meredith, al in error TO the
Circuit Court United States for the District Of In-
diana. Mr.. Justice Davis delivered the opinion OF
the Court affirming the Judgment OF the said CIR.
cult Court in this cause with costs. |
NOlss Ihos g. Gaylord, il, stsh sPPsllssst, Y,
Court, United States, for the District Of Indiana.
Mr. Justice Miller, declared the opinion Of the
Court, with costs, and rsmsndips tie 10 cause % for
further proc sedings TO be had thereon In conform.
ity to the opinion Of thiA Court I'is u
No. l32. Greene g. Bronson d al, appellants, 10.
The In Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad company
Il al Appeal from the district court OF the United
states for the district Of Wisconsin. Mr. Justice
Nelson delivered the opinion Of this court rcyeTs-
ing the decree OF the said dis court with costs
and anding tn ecause for further 10
Sc had thereon in conformity iSs Opinion Ofthis
No. 100. Abraham La, Tsmstte, Ct a., claimants,
ote, appellants, %, Peter r. Burton, Il Al. Appeal
from the eircnh court or the United states Tor The
southern liBtIict Of New York. Mr.. Justice elf
ford delivered the opinipn OF the court, Alarming
The decree oi tie Islt circuit court In this cause,
with costs and intere6t. = Ut" Il TIUT'
Nos 81 and 2ss. The milwaukee and Min ssotA
Railroad Company, appellant, ". Jn. 7, southsr
a., survivors, &e. Appeals from tho District
Court U. s Tor the District OF wisconsin. {, hIF.
Justice Nelson delivered the opinion Of the Court,
dismiEEing these appeals with costs. TyFl =
No. 100. Chas. Merriam, appellant, rs. George
HAasd uH Mr.. Justtes Catr9n delivered tho 0pln.
ion the Court, oVerruling the motlsn 10 dlnniIu
the cause. ...'.. .CT5 N
No, 1856. The Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY,
PLAINTIFF In error, eS. William JOllffs OTde: ~
10 be continued until the neXt term, then 10 be
argued orally.
No.tl. ChAn. FossAt, appellant, pS. the United
States The argument Of this cAule WAS cOntin.
ued by Mr.. Cushing for the appellant. -,FI y
Adjourned until Tomorrow Al III oielosk
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23
GOLDEN sEnTENuns.

TIN oRIsp wmcH THRnATnHnD TO DrvIDI
THK TRmNps or rnn UNION Is PAsr.o
81 aHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO 10 FREE By THI
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS"
IL PROCLAIM TULL PARpon TO ALL VINO
soLKSINLT SWEAR TO HHEcEFoRTH EAITHYuLLl
suProRr, PROTECT, AID DETnSD THl Coxsr1
TuvIor or THE UNITED sTATns, AND rHE Umos
oVTHE STATES THERzUEDzR-" ..
u ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

SOMEBODY has said (lt was the late Ned VIII
klns, "Personne," of the New York Ltadsr, }
that the streets of Washington go sneakIng
away from Pennsylvania avenue as IL they
were ashamed of its company. The truth is,
however, that those who laid out the city were
determined that the Avenue should have no
piralla. 1t is unparalleled, at least in Its dust
aud mud.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

sHILLISGToN's MAGAzNEs.-T The Atlantic
Monthly, Psterson's Lddies' National 1dga=ine,
and GOd'y's Lddy's Book, for March, are for
sale by shilllngton, in the odcon Building,
corner of Four-and-a-half street and Pennsyl-
vauia avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23
PRESIDENTS LEvEE.

We are authorized to announce that there
viii be the usual reception at the Executive
Mansion thiSC Tuesday, evening, from hGlf.psSt
eight until eleven O'Clock.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23
A REBEL pRlyATnER SEIZE

BosToS, Feb. 23.-The bark John Gilpln,
from Cape Town, brings report that the pri-
yateer Tuscaloosa has been seized by the Brit
ish authorities at that place, for violating the
neutrality laws by landing part Of her cap
tured cargo on the coast. a q, -HN "
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

Lincoln club has been organized at New
Orleans, with Vim. Cuthbert Bullitt as Presi-
dent. These ''premature' movements, as the
Democrat calls them, are becoming almost
universal
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

IN Germany the shSd are taken by means of
nst, 70 which bows Of wood are afixed, hung
Win a Anumber Of small bells, which are attached
~ ~ suen manner as TO chime In harmony W hen
tracted by the sound, Will moi attempt to ~.
cape while the bells continue to ring.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

.. THB NHw YoRK HnRALD's BBLH.-Tbs N.,-
bur York HsralPS readings Of the sacred booi sr,
IH original and curious. In defending the prac.
tice Of railing, 1t refers to Scripture examples
and mentions that after the death Of Christ tbs
.ll friends Of the Saviour cast lots for his Rar.
ments. IL so Happens that the lots were Cast
fg. by the executlonerA, TO whom tho garments OF
20 s9lA EnctaHOs. WIZ
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

- M yatirOad Advertisements O'E drR
. paps arc slsatad oy authority efGs railrOad com
sH' TdsIias ssDerauv named, are o1cisltv corrsetsd
~ ~ sa eanaes made, hence en-, b. relied upon
'-, :. as correct.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

The Newbern Times announces that several
tnousand Union prisoners were sent from Rich.
mona TO Georgia few days ago.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

Tho Secretary of War communicated to Con-
gress to-day an account of the contingent
expenses of the War Department.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23
lOrPhansI court.

Feb. 23-Letters Of Naturalization on the per.
by Ann Eliza Hodges. Al ~T-.,-'i
Ann Eliza Anderson was appointed guardian 10
Annie EuIAbeth Anderson, Infant child OF EllsR
Anderson. ..5. Tg-g -I.'..'-'. - - -
Harrison ., Bowen WAS appointed a. Guardian to
Charles Mortimer Lewis, orphan Of Harrison P.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

Ihs clerk who robbed the Denver mint ON
sne loth oi S31 600 was arrested near the Ar
AansAs Ilhe on Friday. Most Of the money
was recovered. - Wv '''''"''
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Second Edition
FOUR o'GEocE. p. NJ.

TIM auIoKsLvER MINING CAsn.
In the United States Supreme Court this af-
tsrnoon, upon motion of Mr.. Black, IL was de-
cided that the Court could notsettfe thsquss
ton Whsther the United States vas,S party to
the suit pending In the Quicksilver Mining
case, until full hearing was had. .,-.,,-,,,.-,,
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

,,1- t- This paper g nos frnishsd by carriers to
90 S'bseri0srs IN this city sad GsOr0siosn st thirty
eeats psr month. L.LiL ~ --r9r--- u y
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

tsy- Bteall q, attention % bssiae,, men 70 as
olaHtaeatiOn ef onr .adssytsm.ni,. We stsad
10 ke7 a abti'inss sye 90 this matter Fsr 0s 0ngsf
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

o5~7as oclos Qfpi Easioral ,R.psSlicaa q ss
bit NiFih strret, bstSssn P.nWylSsniseysans. "a
ID street. ~ fFya.9.g
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

ESes .ar2 and Jo,rn pages for interesting
rsadina natter.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

The total number Of mon mustered into the
service IN Ohio up 10 Saturday was 1890.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

Gb- Ice CEe4In, Connect etionery, &e.-Re-
oeptionl, PArtieb, WeddInga Ballh, Slippers FaiIS,
and other snt.rtsinnebtS Furnished At shortest
Water Ices made BY Iteam power, warranted TO be
the best in tie Bld retail, delivered
Pyramids, and Wedding CakeS made to order, al
los sHAFFtELD's Conieetionsry, ,9ss sixth
street, between q and II. ~. jA2I-5m
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23
MI.MoNARr CoNr1mtrLoNa rRoM rHn Ann

RESULTS OF CHURCH FARs.-The fair lately
held at Odd FellowS' Hall for the benefit OF the
Assembly New school Presbyterian Church real.
iLed, clear OF expenses the sum OF s926.
The fair held on the Island for the beneht Of Ry.
land Chapel netted the handsome sum OF ai 600
These monsys are to be applied, In the first case
TO help pay on the debt of their church, and this
other Is TO assist In the building expense
Of the new Island N. =. Church. 80
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23
United states court OF claims.

Feb. %. The cases %. the United States OF D. r.
Wood, Of Jonas p. Levy, Of Jacob Bigelow, admin
by order of the court stricken from the Trial Dock
ct on ita second call-the claimants not appearing
either personally or by COUNSEL and the petitions
were dlslnissed. fHHtr 1.. d. '....rs4-t TI'-77'
Adjourned until tomorrow, At !, O'Clock, 'l,
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23
us.-T.-iso-SI-Drshs's Plantation

r -Fs-leO-Ly-DrAkeB plantation
They purify, strengthen and inyiEorsts
They oreAte q healthy appetite. -''t"'
They are an antidote TO change Of water and diet
They overSons ene0ts Of dissipation and lA's
They strsngthsn the system and sAlivsn H..
They prevent laiASmatic aud Intermittent fevs-
They purify the breath and Asidity of the Stcr
ISsy sSis sifSss, 5 sSsS csSiSta n.pS,
,hhf They strs Liver cpnpltnt Ahd Nervous HtsFa.
They are the beat BItters in the world. They aAt,
the weak man strYng, and are sShSpsted Gatursl
great rest2rer.g They are compossde Jf the tele
brAted CaliaayA Bark, CAsoArillh BARK, DAhdelioh,
Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, AniBe, Clover-budH, Orange Peel, SNAKE.
root, CArAway, coriandor, Burdosk, S-T.-lssO-
me following y sample Of the testimony dsi'y
SoIsifss' ssOsr svrEsETISpEFr'sorTrcr,j
- 30. cTcIs.sAT1, p, ian. 70 iss''
IhAve given your Plantation Bitters to hundred,
q our noble Soldiers gho stop here, more or lssi
thsAnlSd rom yarlouseauseA' and the eneot IL mos
marvellous and gratifying.
such = pl5ePGIatlop sI ihiI Y heartily. wish u
:vsIy ,s@llI n rrsry ASspissi and 4 hand d"
iy5.liT m .a..a y saptriatSnGsa,
1dAlb PiHS.-The combination Of insredientS IL
thea pills are the result Of l. and extensive
practice They are mild In their opelAtloni AN
Gel tain In correcting all Irregularities, painful
manGtruGtlOn, removing all obatruOtionS, whether
from cold othoFsiAe, headache pain In the side
pAlpitation OF the heart whites, all nervous aiiec
hons mysteries, f.tlSup, palm In the back an
lInbS hOt disiuibed sleep, which arise from inter
-, DR. OHEEsEMAN's PILLS
WAS the COMMENCEMENT OF \ now era In the tTeAl
mant OF thohe irregularities and obstruction
which hAys Oonslgned so many to, = PREMArvm
0RAVE. No female can enjoy good health unles'
Ohe IL regular, and whenever An obstruction take,
lace ths general health begins to decline.
l5 7 DR.! CHE EEsEMAN's PILLS
are tho most ehectuAl remedy ever knOVn Iuf al
complaints peculiar 10 bsHales To all classes ths
are Invaluable, iAdAftH0, l5h eeyfaf1fy pcTiOdiCG
regularity. They arc known TO Thousands, VIII
have used than at different peri, dH, through0u
the country, having the uaneiloA OF some OF th
most salinfht PAysictanb IN Ah,erted. OIL
Rlplleh dirsotfeAs, Stettng tohfn hsy GlOlld noi
used, with each Box-the Price ORs DOldy peT Io4
containing from 30 10 % Pillss g.4 e..I
Pills scR ~ mail proHpflh by femitLiuE to III
fruptiOtorn. sold by Druggists generally.
s4l-aw ~ q HUTCHlN0s h hILLYER
.rH .l gr ,iIpopriotors,e q CedAFSt,, New Yruk
SOLD by 5, CALyERT FORD,
SeS-shieOd 200 Pa. avenue, Washington, 1Al
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

Sa- The ConfesaionH and Experience OF
AN IHvALID. Pubnnhed for the benefit, and as \
warning and CAUTION TO TovNG MEN who suiir.
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Nan
OF sELr CURE. By one who has cured himself a.
ter being put to BroAt cxpenae and injury throug.
medical humbug and QuAokery.
single copies may be had OF the author.
- NATH9AEIEL 9;.t " MkgFAik, E't
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

m The wohnsn,s Rslief AssoeIatIou
wlli hold their next weekly meeting A the real.
denee Of Mrs. Dr. RuEgles, Ste Twelfth street, on
nhVhsDAf, Feb 18th, at ! p. m. Ladies' feeling
fsai = ms -. EMILY RCGGLEs, seo,y.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

sGLKs OF RBsTAURANTs.-Messrs. Wall h
Co a0Id, a few days since, the following we'll
known restaurants In this city; The SmithBonlAn
Restaurant, on Tenth AtFeet, below PsnnsYlyaniA
Ayenue-purehaser Edwin L. Priee-foT the sun
of Si 400 Also, the restaurant and steamed oyster
saloon on sixth street, below Pennsyfv Ania ave-
nus--purehAGeT, L. DickerHon-for ai,725. These
prices include fhe lease and fixtures of both Ia-
looms.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

~ Peoples sTelesraph.-NewB first Glass
Lies, direct 10 NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
Important points Washington ofneesi REPUB-
LIcAN BUILDING, SIi Mnth street, (weSt side,
md eornsr rsnn,ylvAAIA avenue and sixth street
ID sCI.l'- y. y CHARLES D. MOVES,
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

t .DH, LoHTHILL l. -esn be consulted At the EBBrI
HopsE, Warrington, from Monday morning, Feb
fusry ssth until saturday evening, March Sth, OH
Catarrh, Deafness, and all diseases OF ear, throat
and air passages. febIs-eosw
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

ht.snithsonianL L.s L.setqrss.--Dr. II. soIEer
will lecture on WEDNESDAY, atth February, and
FRIDAY, 2sth, on the I" Races Of Menu
The lectures commence at o'clock p. m. nd
mittanee free. Of f.H.EAfI fs22 mwf
~ steamer sAlyor has arrived from
New ioIk. EonIigpees will please attend to the
At IL m on WEDNESDAY, 2lth mat.
MORGAN 4 RHINEHARr,
le22-H Foot Of High st., GeoTEetoWn
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-23

Acting Attorney General.
To tee United States District Attorney at
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10
.. = Nj 1T HIS os.
WHEELING BREWERY
FOR SALE.

DEING desirous o. retiring from active bssiasss
d have dste-nined to dispose Of my old o.
tabli,bed wheeling Brewery and Mailing Estsb-
lishmen. pow in successful operation, Together
WITH .he stock on hand, which is sufficient 70 snA-
10 purchaser to proceed with the business with:
cut interruption consisting In part Of Ass, Malt,
Hops, Dsrrels, Coopers stud, Seams and Fixtures,
everything In complete order, and sapabis oi
brewing twenty thousand barrels Of Ale and malt
ing forty thousand bushels Of barley Der season.
The buildings comprise the large brick brewery,
with the cellar and vaults complete, snd malt
house, brick Cooper Shop. capable Of turning out
enc hundred barrels per week Seven dwsIlngs
for employees, realizing an annual rent Of Ave
hundred dollars, large stable. bag room, wash
house ADD Office all lighted by gas manufactured
on the premises The old establishsd rspstasisa
of my alss and malt in the East, West Asd South,
and the regular cssh customers for sll have been
able to manufacture with the Increasing dsmspd
for malt liquors, mskss il one Of tbs most dssirs-
BILE opportunities that could be offered to reliable
party IN engage 10 the business, with ssstsin
prospect Of realizing fortune in Q few ysan.
Terms Of sale ~ 10 real estate one fourth cash,
the balance in one two or three years, wtth isEsr-
est secured by mortgage on the premises ~ to
personal property, ons-fourth cash, the kalascs
in three, six and nine months. Haet dispsssd Il
at private sale before the 10th day Of 0stsbsr, Of
.hich dpe notice will bs given in the pspsn co..
S.u | otfsr the sam. at public ssetiaa, = = 49,
oct1-ts "DN.. '" '" '.s--''-'- =.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10
| Ing the people Of Kentucky free cleo

| ing the people OF Kentucky free cleo
tion2 psi5 iii dp2'a 's1'''-ot ~,
Fl Hoping, Mr.. President, that peace may
speedily be established upon the basis oi
our glorious Union, and that the Constitu-
itionl Of our fathers, surviving the wounds that
You have given it, may become al immor>
fsl instrument, living in the minds and
hearts of great and free people for all ages
10 come, am, sir,
d Tour most obedient humble servant,
~4s2ib loilc Tiasii as" FRANK WoLFoRD.
No further notice of the case was taken
for more than month, when Col. WoLFoRD,
feeling himself discharged from his parole
By the failure of the President to comply
with his promise of giving him trial
wrote the following letter, which will eI
plain itself, We will merely add, that the
gallant Colonel is now engaged in canvass
ing Kentucky for Mcclellan, and throwing
all the weight of his eloquence and per-
sonal influence in favor OF tue Union, with
ont conditions or trammels Of any kind.
LOUISVILLE, (Ky,) September Il, "a.
To Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States.
Sir: On the 9th day of July, 1864, I
gave you parole in Washington city, in
which / agreed to come to this place and
report myself to court for trial, when it
should arrive here. This Parole was given
on your promise that You would send the
court Immediately. On the Sth Of July
you sent another parole for me to sign and
and be discharged, which | declined, and
gave my reasons therefore, since which
time have not heard from you. Nocourt
has arrived for me to report to, and AN
forced to the conclusion that you intend
in this manner to let the matter drop.
would not leave, however, without first no,
ftifying you. I shall remain here few
days, during which you can inform me Of
my mistake, if am not right in my con
clnsion. Ifin that time do not hear from
you will consider my parole at an end
and proceed to canvass the State for Nc
Clellan, on the principles of free speech, a
full discussion, and free election. II !
should leave hear without hearing from you,
aud you should at any future time desire
any bind Of investigation, note addressed
o'my friend Hamilton Hope, at this place,
would reach me in short time. Hoping
always to be prepared for any kind of q
trial, before any sort Of court, am sir,
your most obedieut, humble servant,
'2Dm ~ 'H-o" s.S' FRANK WoLFoRD.
81 P. s. sent a copy Of the above by
mail, but meeting with an opportunity to
send this by friend, do so, fearing the
otLer possibly might not reach you. | am
the more satisfied that was right when !
remember that you would not agree for me
to go home, distance of only one hundred
miles, to see my children, from whom / had
been almost continually absent for Pc
riod of three years, because you said the
court would be at Louisville in very few
days and would not wish to be delayed
and that was moro than two months ago
If you start any Communication to me after
the 10th, direct to Hamilton Pope, who
will send it to me, as expect to leave on
that day if do not hear from you before.
- ' FRANK WoLFoRD.
Louisville, Ky, Septamber Ia, 1864.
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For Sale.

4 COAL BANK, situated on the Ohio river, mile
"A above Wheeling, comprising lS0 acres of coal and
some acres Of land, on which are erected dwelns 3
houses sufficient for or 10 families, convenient to the
coal bank. The hank is in good condition, being
thoroughly repaired this summer, and has railroad
running to the river and everything necessary TO carry
extensive business including barges, boats aud
lines. The bank is also well adapted TO the city coal
business is in good working order, with 10 coal cars,
mRes blacksmith shop and tools, and all utensils
quisite to carrying on coal bank The coal will be
sold separately together with the land and stock
the purchaser may desire. Also piece Of land COM
prsing some acres, situated in the town o Martins
vile, Belmont county, Ohio, which is erected q
steam saw mill in good running order and frame
dwelling; also small assortment Of lumber.
For particulars apply TO
WALTER MARSHALL,
septic No. S26 Main ST., Wheeling, Y
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TRUST SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

TN pur,uancs Of Q Deed Of Trust made 70 nshy
jefferson L. Lsbgston, now dscssssd, saA whieh
Dead of Trust ID duly recorded IN tie pee1sf enes
of Ohio county for recording Deeds, l hall, On
Monday the fth day Of November, 1884. ~ u
Court House for said cosaty, sell, foe eese, ~
following property situate on Fifth sfsspt u the
City Of Wheeling, to Wit: Lots nunbefs ntes, -,
eleven and twelve In J c. Ritshis's sAAteetp
wheeling and also the foar sdjoininG Letl, which
.rs on the east side Of said lots Nos. ~ ii I'D
~ and which four adjoining lots srs sitssasi. ahs
addition to Wheeling, called Busns Visa, aad ere
numbered seven, eight, nins and tsn u sansss Ne.
"a ana which property ID situated - Ikfh stsssk,
ana Union street, ssstof Fffh street ~ aesth Of
Union street, and are now In the ossup4asy 4 he
family Of witisn Ksbinsoe, ,lsssly dseeassa.IpG
,o.ucR, z JACOB. Trs,sss.s
SODA. = 100 ksgs Bi. @. Soda, New Csstls.
- 50 bxs. packed - ssd - u DeeeA
In store. -
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL = AfM0LR,
! ! - -. IL = % - ---.----es1s-.S,.S -
LusH. .--7s half bhls 10. ! LAks HNrqa- 5idBur1
Il Is" White Fish,
For sals. e9iGgE =
Maxwell, CAMPBELL !, TINSLI.
EGf ~ sstat8 TfAs - xaaa sBss
y ssya or igid7-ni 7sbnsmmcc $40 sbnsd
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10

E Governor Bremlette has issued the pro
clsmstion in relation to elections that you
desired. Viii you now issue the one you
promised Mr. Harding and mysslf assur'
val itg Tcsi IS q 5ss acGTI SSRIST&
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-11

private OF the Veteran Reserve Corps lost
his right foot last night, under the following
eircumstancess He Eas on the. 7.so p. N. train
from New York for Washington. He was
asleep, and had stuck his feet through a win
dow OF the car, and when near Wilmington
struck bridge, instantly tearing of his right
foot, and brt aklng his leg above the knee. The
foot ~ cutsidc the car, and was not recovered.
The man ~s3 attended by a surgeon Who was
on tho train, whose name was nSs ascertained.
The man was German, named Jacob Chris
tct4s., company e, 10th regiment Veteran Re
serves, who had been on duty at the headquar-
tiers Of Gen. Hayes, in New York, and had been
ordered 10 rejoin his regiment, at Washington.
He WAS left at Perryvllle.
Everybody In the car was asleep, and the
smashing Of the glass and the cries Of the In
jured man caused the impression that the train
had been fired upon, and for a few moments
there was considerable excitementsn the train,
which soon subsidized whom the real state Of the
case becsme kuown. ..rt.-. .a r. s..r,,r.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-11
PERSONAL.

Col. WARNER, Of the 1lth Vermont regiment,
Gat heavy Arnliery,) who was wound,d In the
WldlSneas and went home, having partia ly re-
ne was ordered BY the War Department TO the
soelnAHd Of eIisads stationed In the de fences
ooeasionsi proven his bravery, aud will klye the
rseels warn reception hthey visit his vicinity
BENAToRs Wade, Chandler, eprague, Ram
sey, and WtlkinSon, who made y ViIit Iast week
on special steamer to Lieut. Gen. CT ants heal
quaftsEl, 1eturned 10 WABl inBtOn on Saturday
night During their stay they made an sxeusaion
20 the opler ilnes OF our array, aud viewed the
rebel ou p9sts Z ON our picket deienees. They
represent the army, we are happy TO learn, AZ
comfortable - could he Expected, under the awful
hsat anu drought which have Prev ilsd for Nesks
lb0s.y JoHN CoyoDn arrived FROM james
nVer sstui ~, having suepsedsd In the
boay o. ma "a n, Colonel George n. CoVode, who
and Was LIED du:ing ShertdAn's march AeTosS t,tc