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.llfPros ~ nh naoud D,spstlb, NOV. III / ~
rW.R W. Cobb, OF Alabafss, recently exs
PEELED from the Confederate Congress for dis
loyalty. yss killed q few days since, In North
ern Alabama, BY the accidental discnarge OF
one o. bis own pistols. ne has for sonre time
was mot long aimee In Nashville. His Yankee
friends had presented him with pair OF pis-
tolls, which he wore upon his person. One OF
them dropped TO the ground and went on, the
ball pcnstrsupg his bowels and coming out at
his back, causing death. Mr.. Cobb was for
meriy member Of the United States Congress.
Though q man Of moderate abilities, he wss
shrswd and adroit politician, and succeeded In
winning the confidence OF his immediate con-
stituents 70 an orient which nothing could
shake, and in his various contests he defeated
some Of the ablest men Alabama hm produced.
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tFrom the Charleston Mercury, Nov. 2s. 1
IAAl or 4 AEnLMun

lfIu" tho mercury NOV. ~.
LOSS OF A STEAMER.
The whole city was startled yesterday morn
Ing by the booming OF heavy guns In quick
succession In the direction OF the lower harbor.
Later In the day It was ascertaiued that the
steamer Beatrice, from Nassau, In attempting
TO run In had grounded during the fog on Sun
day night near the sulliysn's Island beach, and
the enemy's guns were busy demolishlng the
wreck.
While feeling her way into port II seems that
the Beatrice was surrounded and fred into BY
the Yankee barges, which kept up q constant
nre OF grape and inusketry upon the grounded
vessel, preventing her officers and men from
getting her anoat. In the confusion that pre-.
vailed the Captain and seventy-eeht of the
men succeeded In escaping to the sulivan's
Island beach, but as their boat glided from the
doomed vessel the Yankee launches were board
Ing her from the other side. -
Nothing is known of thepfate OF the re.
mainder ofthe crew-some thirty In number
who remained on board; but 1t is supposed that
they feL into the hands OF the enemy. The
Beatrice was completely riddled during the
forenoon, and is total loss. We understand
that she was owned by English parties, and
was consigned 10 Messrs. Beech q Rost.
ARRIVAL or DICK TAYLOR.
tFrem the savAnuAh Republican, Nov 10
Lieut.. Gen. Dick Taylor, the hero Of tho
Trans Mississippi, arrived in this city last
night, by the Gulf road, and took quarters at
the Pulaski House. We congratulate our citi-
Eens In having so strong an arm barred In the
defence OF their homes.
ORGANIZATION.
The spirit OF organization under the spirit OF
the proclamation OF our patriotic Mayor and
Gen. HArdee was conducted In q brisk manner
In this city yesterday. The guard on the streets
were buslly engaged In picking up the dere-
licts, snd almost the entire population of the
city able 10 bear n niusket were made soldiers,
We hope the vigilance Of the guard will not be
relaxed until every man able to do military
duty 10 properly enrolled In some organization.
The time has arrived when every one able TO
assist In defence Of their home and repelling a
ruthless and degrading foe from further incur
sions into the noble old Commonwealth of
Georgia should rush TO arms.
From the savannah News, Nov. 30.l
We thought wood was high enough in all
conscience, In Savannah. but the following
local item In the Macon Telegraph "takes the
rag of the bush 5" " We noticed on the streets
yesterday q one-horse wagon containing ex-
actly siz sticks Of piin OoOd, for which the
modest sum OF thirty dollars was demanded.
Gov. Brown must be resolved to drive Sher-
man out Of the State of Georgia by proclama-
tions. The Macon Tels s2raph, OF the 2SIb, con-
tains no less than three of these manifestos
OF his eIcellency.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

The following is complete list of the Chle
Justices OF the Supreme Court of the United
States since the year 1859:
John Jay, commissioned September %, 1850
William Cushing, Of M act.usetts, January
~, 1895.
Oliver Ellsworth, Of Connec ticut, March :,
lTOs.
JOHN Jay, OF New York, December 10, 1900
(Mr. Jay declined the app, ,,intment.)
JohR Marshall, of Virgin Ia, January 81, 1901
Roger B. Tansy, Of haryl nld, March 10, 1886
Salmon p. Chase, OF Ohio, December 0, 1854
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

Nile special Of yesterday ssSs thse tas tsbsis
lost at Franklin, Tehnessea, len General ON
GERS, among whom were Gems. Govan and
Quarlee, not previously reported. Cheatham
escaped capture only by the neetpess OF hls
horse. The transport steamers Prims Donna,
fralrie State and Margaret, captured yesterday
on the Cumberland river, were recaptured to.
day BY the gunboat Carondelet
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"Ths Lie Dirsot"-A Doubt Thrown on
Ps.es Csnmissionsr r Edmund Kirks's
Story.

= HIeHmo ND VA, Dec. ?, 1851,
To ne Editor oJLhs Dtspafeh:
In the New York Daily Tribune, of Noyem-
Der %, appear two or thre column, containing e
what purports to be the a eeount of what one
Edmund KIrke, alias J. Il. Gilmore, saw, and
said, and did on the occasiG m of his recent visit
to the military prisons in iis citv. portion
OF this account appeared in the Dhpdteh OF the
Both ult. The abatement Is not only Allied with
falshoods Of the grossest character, which
must be apparent TO every r sGder, but in every
particular, save the single o. ae Of his being at
the Libby, 10 utterly without foundation. The
phols story 70 a lie, and as veil, II not better,
knop~ 10 Be such BY" Kirks" than anybod y..else.
have conferred with Jude e 0uld on the sub
ject, and he Joins me In st gmatiEing 1t as q
shameless publication. TIL. T. TURNER,
Major Commanding Military Prison.
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znr RrpnR;rEn uPoN,

Tho Judiciary Committee did not report
back the name OF Hon. James Speed 70 be Az
torney General OF Che United States, hence ht
is not yet confirmed. We do not learn that
this non action Of the COMMITTEES is in conse.
quence Of any opposition 10 the nomination.
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Personal,

osHskAL koskCRAEs has been relieved from
Ihs snnAnd ofths Department Of Missouri.
srhPHnH II. KHAPP has been appointed 10
ne position Of superintendent OF mails and OF
~ hsSspApeE Department OF the New York POst-
Snes, nAdA vaeaSt BY the death OF Mr. CINIk MIR
4stLg hN ossn conn etsd with the New York on
- tnIse % tonf yeAfs, and during the past year
- hsa ehafss % the business 81 btAtion d.
}. yoFs hoEHiSSsr is At wlllards Hotel.
yossrH BHEED, jr., and others, of Massaohu .
Lsys bssn An town fOf the past wosk IL ia
s 80 ne GIsAt railroad proIsst 10 on foot. and
t4ssJ are parties most lnttFested. ' -
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"sTRIA, THE JEwEss; OR, Tn MAGICIAN or
ToLEDo."-suoh 10 the title OF new romance nom
the pen OF tie famous Louis Leon, whose great
storiei " The silver ship" and /" The Step Daugh-
terS Portion" so electrified the reading world but
. few months since In the columns OF that admi-
rable story and sketch paper, the HeV York Weekly.
"syria, the Jeweis," is now running through the
columns Of the Nsv York Wssk'y, and We think we
may promise all who read II rich literary treat,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

A Man has been going al tout New York city
for the last few days engag Ing apartments ad-
Vertised 70 let, and making advance payments
on them In bills on bank which 10 no longer
10 existence. He received COED money IN
change, and In no instance l:et1rned to occupy
the rooms,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

"HARD TAcK."-In Dauphine, France, they
make bread but once In six months, and bake
IL with the refuse ofthe fields. In the winter
IL becomes 80 hard that they cut IL with an axe,
and soak It for tWenty.four houra before they
can eat II,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

PHILOSOPHICAL AND PAAorIoAL.-The grave
stone cutters and marble monument maker,
are on a strike in Boston, but the citizen. Of
mat burg say coolly that the customers can
walt for these articles as long az the striker,
can hold out. Philosophical Bostoni,n.,
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BY ELE TRAP III.


Nsw fonk. Dec. f--The stesmer fni,on
= ads to-motrows under sesled orders, with 4
heavy mall for shcrman's army.
IL has principally accumulated al Nashville
eipce his movement commenced.
The steamer Monterey will take Il y regular
Port Royal mall tomorrow.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

The conductor put man who refused to
pay his fare of the railroad train, near Pitts.
held, the other day, and the man dropped
down into the darkness. The conductor pres
emily found that the train had stopped on .
bridge over u dry gully, and the man was
picked up at the bottom OF II quite dead.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

DAN srTeHrLL, the inimitable, will rearper At
oroVers Theatre on Saturday night. HI. en-.
sHensnt Will be limited, we regret to say, to
th'ee nights, which include Monday and Tuesday
o. next week. hswiil appear in the new dram.
iof"Waitng for the Verdiet," which 10 now I'm
PIepAIAtlon, WIN new Ieenery, mAehInerY. hc
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

The whole number OF emlgrants arrived at
New York up 70 November so, this year, III
months,) iSa75, 1853; nearly $4,000 more than
for the Same period last year.
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A Cal, dpoh IN. rrs.,asst.

The eolored free masohs Of the District were
out in procession to-day, and ihis afternoon
marched TO tho Executive Mansion 10 Pay their
respects to the President, but he was sbsens ss
the time.
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LOCAL NEWS


TRIAL OF DR. J. B. RHAsBI.-The trial OF
Dr. j. p. Ke.sby, late surgeon Of the Board OF En.
roiment Of the district Of Columbia, was entered
upon this afternoon before the eourtmartih OF
which Brig Cen Briggs, U. s. w. 10 President, and
Lieut.. Col. Burnhsm, Judge Advocate. Ex-Gov.
al 10 Ia n 'he % ,r,.cnsr. ''''N
The charges and speeihe.tions are q. foilows;
10 6s drafted into the military service 10 violation
ofthe act Of Congress app owed February ", 1884.
| Specification. FIRST charges him with accepting
Peter Alexander, presented by his brother As q
substitute after he had heen rejected when pre-
| ,snted by CaIsidy.
Specification second charges him with sooeptins
ieetiSe b.m when pre- sentsd BY Lildeii.
Specification third charges him with referring
drafted men who deIiyed substitutes TO his BROTH
Ar a'''N '''
The second charge IL willfnl neglect to make q
faithful and true report oi person presented for
Inc m Ltary Geryice. in yislstion Of the acts OF
Go,Tress. approyed March 80, 1868, and reby eth,
isot.
psh c,r,sr n, wSo vas prsssnt.a a. rees uit bs
Hiram II Arnold
The seooad Specifcatior fs--improperiy accept
b,sstber Na'''' w.
Sneoincation third iu-improperly rejecting Rob
ert Wells, as over age, when pfssshtedss recruit
sneeInost,on fourth IL for Improperly accepting
Robert Wells, aIthouah over ase, when PRESENTED
by his brother. -.
popsrt Tsit a. nnat for miiitaSv ,erytes when
nSeSented by Arnold. "''' > - :
soecihe.tion sixth n for wtonEfully accepting
WILMINGTON TAFT when presented by his brother
soecine stion seyenth II for improperly reiectfns
Peter Alexander as under age when presented by
s,on S,aSts N for .oosp,lp. Ps,.r AIe,.
ander, although under age, when pessntsd a. .
| su6sttnto by his brother. .,,.-,,--,..-
specification ninth - for wilfuny negieotng "
make faithful Inspection and true report, AID i'm
| properly accepting ana rejecting DIVERS persons
| 1oaa o,ssr and mtI,t.rv Si.einIines
The hrst Ipeoinoation 10 for paying Arnold $500
an premium money on eixht men and hAyipg them
eredited to M brother'
speoiacation second ia n rejecting Dick Cnrter,
preEented by Arnold, and AttefWArdl aooeptia
him when presented by his brother.
The thitd speoiheation Is for rejecting Robert
Wells when presented by Arnold a. Areciuit, and
| accepting him when prtEented by bis brother.
The fourth speefeation 10 ior rejecting Wash.
| ingtun Tate when offered as recruit by Arnold,
The hth specification is for rejecting Peter Alex.
| Anaer When oneisa ~ SMnusy, anu sooePuns
MIN when oHettu ey M orotheI. ., w
| Inc sxtn speelnesuon " ior pie'enuns Wm
Johnson 70 the sosiu o, Eu,o'men, sh, - ar'rui''
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SIXTEEN rebel prisoners, lately captured In
Il Ardy county, near New Creek-amonK thsm
Lieut.. Bobbitt-arrived In this city on satur-
dGl' morning, and were committed to the Athe-
peSam.- Whsslilg LntsAt0eHesT, An,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

A vnRMouT invention Ia churn which
makes butter from cream In one minute and O
half Of churning, and from sweet milk in four
or five minutes.
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To CoHoRHssNEN AND OTHERs.-A printer
desires TO obtain some writing, copying, or a. an
amAnuenais, To III upA lew leisure hours eAoh
evening, He writes iAir hand, and IL familiar
with MsS. Has been 4 contributor to the press :or
Home years paBt. Excellent relerenses given.
viii receive pr0mp: a;!eau0n.
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n + / Q IA D .


WAR DEPARTMEHT,l D
ADJuTkNT GENERkL's oTTIcE,
WAHKaToh, December 7, 1894.
Captain William X. Howe, Assistant AdJutAnt
absent without leave, II exonsrAted from such
charge, he having had proper authSLity f3r hs
absence, K. d. TOWNSEND,
deos Assistant Adjutant General.
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rFRANGIPANNI POWDER
is urrivslled for removing Chaps, Blotshes, Pin
pies, cSaies, and other impurities Of tho skin,
r.odsrinE {. SOFT, CLEAR, SMOOTH, and BEAU
TIFyL
RANGIPANNI POWDER
4. used 10 rsmovs TAN and FREcKLEs, giving
FRESHNESS to the COMPLEXION and healthy
hue to the akin, wisb YocvTHF uL soFTNEss,
FRANGIPANKI POWDER
is used BY the ladies Of Europe b. sprinkle on 'he
Inside Of KID Gloves, enabling . sht glove 10 oe
drawn on and OF with ease and pr "enuns tner
being soiled BY perspiration. Amer the gioVem
Withdrawn II leaves the hand smoc> n, SOFT anu
white, with delicate freshness and Pei tume'
-E FRANoIPANNI POWDER
q, used TO remove all roushness and redne o, tns
hands, arms and face. II softens Corns, hu al
other eutaneous exoresoences.
Prtss as ssnis ssd 20 cents, according to size Of
package.
~ Seat BY mail on receipt Of price.
For sale By WILCOX CO., Sole Agents,
novIssm 1871 Water street, New York
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vsttisins In, the RErvsLIcks should ss sddrssssd
10 the publihhers, ~ above.
All iettsrs or communication intended for pub
Hestiou, 90 In any way relAtiag 10 the editorial
espartnsat Of the paper, should be addressed to
shv editor, - shove. M
Dusiuess and other correspondents will greatly
obiise NE Psblishers and the Editor BY complying
with the Shove ,usgestion.
To CosnrsroNDErTs.-No notice can be taken
oi iAneny nous communications. Whatever 10 IN
tended for insertion mutt bo authentiested BY the
osruc Ard sddress Of the writer-not necessarily
Coz puolieNion, but n guaranty OF Its good faith
l., We cannot uncertske to retrrn rejected oommu
niestions.
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frrfsasd ev carriers 10 sIbseriosps m hs CITY and
cso'odosen sf fTy.fN eenh pr aonn.
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LOST CHTLD.-Yesterday afternoon, Onieer
Crook, OF the seventh preeinet, found . email Doy
named iFmRn wandering about the sTeeH' he
wAs takeA IN ehSrEe by the ofnoeT and retuIned 70
his parents, who reside near the Western Market
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

ARRESTED Murphy, the man
who kept the 1hAnty where druEged liquor was
Hod to the soldier, Peter Collins whose death va.
By the military auth6ritiss upon the charge Of
being concerned In administering the drugssd
LIQUOR to Collins. o..
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STEALING RTH FLoUR.-Wm. B. Bowey and
Juison BOwey were arrested by Sergeant Johnson,
OF rye -four from Charles y. BehrenS They were
committed to Jail for court by Justice Thompson.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

CRIMINAL CoURT-JHdge Fisher. .-Rosey Mil
Ter, indicted upoa tho charge OF perjury, was Ae-
quilted.
William Ferguson, charged with assAulting and
resisting an officer, was convicted and fined Stoa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
t1-UnIen Lsssus.-Thsr. viii be Joint
meeting OF goupcfls No. and psA Union Hall
this evening, atTx o'oloeh. Bustncss Of import
snes requires fun a.ttndsos.. Per order. it'
C-Tarornastion Fr..-To Nervou, Sufferers.
sesusssd 81 desire 70 bsa.iis others, viii be hsp
g 70 s.ps sad 2 xsS cs e % .ps
pross @ by % *. .Sver,nstsS. ssperisnes, and pos.
ss.,sa Sin ana a onss a. his pss: 81 busn... rSs
Ressps and fell informst tion-of vital importanos.
wi g. sa''rfniy sent BY rstq5s soHS e noe aprs
No. 90 Nassau street, Now York.
?. q Nervous sufferers Of both sexes will nnd
this Information invslu.ole. dee smdsw
m An Psrsons liable TO ths DRAFT Tn
vii meet :. The Custom Hcase, On strsst,
sbove Bridee, on MONDAY EVENING next, the
s'S nssa ds. 's for the GssS eS1gS''
p- e.erg.sev.ssz,AE:,r for shs B:n.n.
Visiiant Hall, High street, below Bridge; TO which
me generous public are invited. open sfernoon
and night dee-tts
Of srsy hair BY using Lnbin's Fiorilins" 1t will
hair upon bald heads, and make the oldlook youth
rare am and indsssiiS.Siy ssiicou. perfume Of thou
sand exotic nowers. Contains no oil or alcohol.
and will not soil tho. most delicate fabric. 1t 10
Just what ladies need.
I1- The Coafesaions and Experience OF
AN lsvALID.-Published for the benefit, And ss
CAUTION TO YOUNG HEr and Others, who suffer
Ps Dss.y 81 ss ssa
OF sELF-cuRE. By one who has cured himself
Aftsr undergoing considerable QuAokery. By en-
closing q postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, E,q-,.
dec sim Brooklyn, kings Co., n, Y.
NJ Orphaas Fair.-Ths Managers OF
the Protestant Orphan asylum, In conueetion with
the Ladies' OF the different Churches OF this city,
will hold . Fair for the beneft Of the Asylum, TO
commence on FRIDAY EVENING December 9, at
Odd Fellows' Hall, on Seventh street. no2sd
~ short-Hand writer.-Any Person
requiring the services OF an experienced Short
hand Writer In preparing Important papers, may
hear Of one BY applying In the Editorial room OF
this once se2I.u
A1- First Ward.-Ths subscrioers TO the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN in the First Ward, who
s.ys been ussssssd ~ former s.rri15, and %no
81 the Book and Periodical store OF EDWARD
WAITE No. tT1k Pennsylvania avenue, between
seyenteentA nnd Eighteenth streets, and they will
be served prorrtly and regularly. noved
~ Peoples TNlsEraph.-sswEirst Ola"
Lmrs, direct TO NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
Important points. Washington ofioes; REPUB-
LICAN BUILDING, ell Ninth street, twest aide,)
corner Pennsyivanis avenue and sixth street,
under National Hotsi, and ioornsr Fifteenth and
strests, opposite Treasury building.
CHARLES d. MOVES,
febIs-u Managsr WashinSton District.
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THH DRAYT.-The following cases were dis
posed Of to-day by the Board OF Enrolment;
FiTa Sub-Distrla-Lewis Bailey, accepted s. p.
tOuTtA 5ub-D:,trid.-o. X. Harris, physical disA-
bility.
TtOe!fA Sub DiIiritL-John Bflnkey, Geo. Hinson,
Lewis Bailey, N. Day, Aaron Tucker, Aoceptedi
Phil. Jumper, oot. MoulIer, physical disability.
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n The french Fr.s,sipanni Toilet
wDERi

This widely and Justly celebrated ara'le, which
is used throughout Europe, and eonsidnsds
NECESSITY IN THE TOILET OF EVERYDAY.
IL now for the nrst time introduced to the
LADIES OF AMERICA.
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DIVORCES GRANTKD.-EliAs Oliver was ad-
Judged BY the District supreme Court a. entitled
to judgment Of divorce from the bonds of nj atri.
mohy with Margaret Oliver, on the ground that
she cDmm adultery with man named New.
kirk, at . house of prostitution on New York ave-
nu', between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. A
decree was therefore granted.
A decree OF divorce q uincuLo uldfTimOnH was AlSo
granted to Mary A. HAtheId from her husband JnG.
A. Hatfield, on the ground Of adultery. She was
married In 1871 in Philadelphia, aud lived with
him one week In this city, when he deserted her.
~. Thompson, EIq was solicitor for the COM
plAinAnt.
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A MAN sTABBED.-Last night about half past
nlne, thrSe sailors belonging to the schooner Har-
vfst, named James kingslow, Riohsrd Hunt, and
samuel Hunt, were ATTACKED by four other sailors
two Of them white and two black, on Fourteenth
street, near the csnAl. A general row ensued, in
which samuel Hunt was stabbed 10 three different
places. He was taken to the Fifth precinct sta
hon-house and properly cared for. This morning
he was conveyed TO the schooner.
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD DCAPIToL.-TWenty
rebels, who have been IN Lincoln Hospital for
some time pAst-hAving been wounded before be-
Ing taken a. priso0ern-wore transferred from the
hospital TO the Old Capitol prison, they having
recovered from their wounds.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-John
MAgruder was arrested and committed TO the Old
Capitol for uttering reasonable and disloyA Ian
nothing, and that he would take such an oath
every Gay. He said he was going South, and that
he had much information for the rebels.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

PARADE OF CoLoRED MAsoNs.-Y esterday
the oolored people had grand turnout, the oeoa-
tAtives OF % asonio Lodges from Baltimore, Canada
and elsewhere. The Lodges Of this District turned
out In force, and with banners n Ing and headed
by hne band ms de good show. There were q
number Of cArrisges 10 the procession occupied by
Ales and females, while the pedestrians were nu-
merous. The turnout excited considerable interest
nad attention,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-22

A DRlAN II. MULLER, p. X. WILKINS g. co. WILL
~ sell al the ExcnanIe sal. No. Ill Broadway.
MONDAY. February 70. at !. Clock of Francis
r. Fnrnald Executor VI the OF William ii. Weed,
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS PROPERTY.
The three story modern built House and Lot M. Rom
street, within few mGuies walk OF all Street
ferry. Location unsurpassed Permits Examine the
premises be Obtained OF the Executor Is street
Also vacant Lots asson avenue Sacsc and Dc5raw
streets Prospect III. near Rdpcvood RESERVOIR.
Maps at the Office Of re aAeonler No. 81. Pine street.