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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

Postmaster General DEEsrsoE this after.
noon ordered tho following contracts 4 in
Georgia and Texas: az - "
sIsoute sje4- STexas) Austin to San Antonio,
--Accept oGer Of y. z. sawyer, o. BRENNAN,
rexas, 10 convey mails eirotn Austin, by Ban
Marco, Bonito, New Braamfels, and Seine 10
San Antonio, so miles and back three times q
week, until the 3oth Of June, 1865, at the rate OF
81 100 per aunum. ".
Route S,j3i, CTcxas,) Alleyton to La Orange
to convey mails from Alleyton, by Ridge, to La
Grange, Nhirty miles,) and back, three times .
week, until Soth June, 1896, at the rate Of S6oc
Route S,5sl, Texas, J San Antonio to Allcyton
Accept offer Of F.P. sawyor,o Drenham, Texas
to convey mails from San Antonio, by Valley,
Sc eguin, Bellemont, Gonzales Sweet Home, Hal.
lett:;ville, aud Columbus, to Aleyton, Zone hun
dred and ATTY Ave miles,) and back, three times
week, until the rJOth June, 1865, at the rate Of
k3, 4lO per annum.
Route sob, (Texas,) Drenham to Austin. =
Accept offer Of y. p. Sawyer Of Brenham, Texas,
to convey mails from Breuham, by Berlin, Round
Top, Rutersyille, La Grange, Cunningham, Alum
Crees, Bastrop, weberyille, and Hornsby, tC
until the 30th June, 1885, at the rate OF S242O per
anuum.
Route 6,l2l, (Ga. } Jonesboro' to Fayetteville
Accept offer Of Jesse Barentine, OF Fayetteville,
fayette county, Ca, to convey mails from Jones
boTo' to Fayetteville, 10 miles and back, times
= week, until the 3Oth June, 1865, at the rate Of
$3.50 per Rnnum.
cept offer Of James NJ. Hall, to convey the malls
from Dublin, by stephensyille, to Irwinton, %
miles aud back, twice week, until the SOth ol
June, 1865, at the rate Of 800 per annum.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
New York Democracv.

From the exposition Of the doings of the
Democracy at Albany, with which Mr.. JoHS
D. HAsKIS favors the World land the rest Of
u.s. and which will be found on the outside
of to-day's paper, it appears that Mr.. MAR.
BILE went to the convention with views Of
policy essentially differing from those he
brought away. Talking free.soil has not
been the regular gait of tho World hitherto,
but it makes, we are bound to say, quite as
decent job at it as could be expected under
the circumstances; yet its eulogies of the
PREsInESr and his policy are, not up to the
standard Of fulsome aduation which II con.
tinues to lavish on its old time friends STONE.
WALL JACKSON, MOsBr, and the rest Nor
does it seem to us that its defence Of the
stolen platform is more vigorous than that il
makes for WIRE, through its Washington
dispatches.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

Why cennot the members Of Mr.. GROVER s
seatricrl company obey the oft-repeated in.
,Inction of "ERAsMUs" to 'be true to them.
selves" Every day he admonishes them in
italicised sentences, "They have only to b
uHc to hcmSciuCs." Now Ladies and Gen.
tlcmon of GRovER's, why can't you be true
to yourselves, and thus allow ERASMUS" 10
lay down his ponderous weapons Of criticism,
as he says he desires to do.
by the way, ERASMUS ought to bo trae to
HimselE rather than to state, as he does in
an elaborate critique upon the "ricket-of.
Leave Man," that Bob Brierly is '1ow
thief" and is cast into prison for crime.
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SECOND EDITION
FoUIt o'dEot'IS. P.M.
PERsoNkL. -

VIZ learn by "prirate Dispatch that Gen
Banks Is in New York.
ARrENUs WARDS great picture just pho.
tographed at GarGner's was destroyed By The
q e last night, but fortunately the plate is pre.
served, aud krtemus will rice FROM his ashes
like PhUnix
L. E. FAINT, banker, from Richmond, Is ct
the Metropolitan Hotel. q" 9ffl J.
Hox. P. II. MORGAN, of Now Orleans, is az
wilards'.
Mn GRAU has arrived in Paris, says a
u. Ter writer, expressly to engage a company to
perform the 'Africaino' in New Orleans, Chicago
and Havana"
'ERNANr' was sung on the 18th instant at
Worcester, Mass. by the strSkosch opera troupe.
Ghioni was the "Blvlra," and Maccaterri the
'iErnani'
HowARD GLOVER, who for sixteen years
has been musical editor Of the London Morning
Post, will shortly publish a series OF records
criticisms, and "reminiscences, under the title Of
Music In England
GEN. L. W. RIoB, Of Iowa, who has served
with distinction throughout the war for the
Union, intends, we learn, to made his residence
IN st. Louis, there to prosecute his profession,
fr,at of tho law H'.....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

Prom Europc-The Atlantic Cable
Commercial News-Tho Sc. Lcger
Race Won by Gladiator-Fenfnn-
Ism to he Checked.
FARTHER PorSr, Sept. 25.-The steamer
Moravian, from Liverpool, has been siBnalled.
Tho steamship Louisiana had arrived out.
Political news unimportant.
At a meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company the Directors report was unani.
mously adopted, and consequently sanctioned
the contract made for cable next year.
The question of raising additional capital
was postponed for another meeting, on the
18th Of October.
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton laid. lower on previous week, and
other descriptions Id. lower. Breadstuhs
quiet, but steady. Provisions firm and un-
changed, except lard, which Is buoyant,
Consols closed on Friday NJ Sota8gi for
money; U. 8. 5.2O's 6sI; Erie shares, 81;
Illinois Central, 79IasO. These quotations
were made previous to the Persia's news be-
coming known.
The ST. Leger race was won by Gladiator,
who was the winner Of the Derby.
The Daily Neios says no time will be lost
in check to Fenianism by the Government
The programme will soon be announced.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

LAND CLAIM SETTLED.-The General Land
Office has just received return of survey,
with transcript of judicial proceedings in
the case of the "Raneho RIneOr de MuraLa,
cOr," containing s,S66 acres, situated or
Russian river, which traverses the rancho
from north to south. The claim is confirmed
to JOHNSON HARRELL Of al. The transcripts
are accompanied by certificate dated Aug
81, 1865, from the clerk of the Circuit Court
of the United States and cE o6fcio clerk ol
the District Court for the Northern District
of California, showing n judicial approval ol
the survey The papers are sent to obtain q
United States patent for the rancho, the
claim to which is founded on n Mexican
grant by Governor Pho PICo, in 1915, To
Francisco BERREGEso.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
The Louisiana Cotton Question,

Tho following memorial has been addressed
to the President by seventy of the old cotton
factorago houses of Now Orleans, in response
to one which has horetofor appeared in the
columns of this paper:
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. u, 1855.
r. HE Ear RencY 4Rdrsi9 JpIaC0n, P,,esi6lsnf!
The memorial uf the undersigned, merchants
OF New Orleans, engaged in the cotton business
In this city, most respectfully represent that au
attempt has been made to induce the United
States to abandon all claim to cotton belon ging to
the late Confederate Government - and in lien
OF said cotton TO take 10 to 10 per cent upon the
value Of all cotton coming to this market, by a
general tax; that this tax Is urged upon the
ground of the real or supposed difficulties Incl.
dent to the enforcement of the claims Of ihe
United states upon tue property OF the late Con.
lcdrrntc Government They respectfully repre-.
sent thu. In their opinion, the 'oresaid al Hcul.
ties have been exaggerated THAT II they do exist
they have been produced by speculalUrs, who
nave sought To acquire the cotton Of the late Con
icd"rate Govnruncnt to the prejudice Of The lui
rights Uf the United States that tho Of
au indiscrmluats aud oppressive taxation is on
ttrely In the interests Of said speculators aud in
substance propose that their gains by traffic in
cotton claimed by the United States shall be sc :
cured to them by taking 10 or u per cent. OF all
the cotton ofhuuest and 60nd 6,ls owners
Your mcinOriIlists respectfully and earnestly
invite your attention 10 this subject that enc
luf the especial bcnGnt OF lew SpeCu aturs, and
5" palrnhly oppressive aud unjust to the mass,
may he utterly aud entirely rejected.
K. &. Cummings \ Co, W. b. Tnllis, j. W.
Burbridge x Co, Pitcher Il Barrow. Carroll. Hoy
4 Co. W. A. johnson Co. James d. Blair X
Co., Hamilton 4 DuHnica, Henry Renshaw, C.
l.. wamaley, NJ J. Zunts, l.. c. Jury, J. L.
Harris, Stcveusuu h May, Ar. Milteuberger, Ed.
Nally, Estlin Co. ., Friedlander Il GersOn, job n
Phelps :. NJ Swenson, by W. NJ Perkins, Nixon
y Go. Winston, Morrison Co, J. +. Higgins
4 Co, George W. West, Roberts owen, H.
Kendall Carter, Moore X Simmons, K. Pritchari1,
A. Levi, Beiloc,, Noblom & Co, Alcus {.
schenck, w. FGrley& Co, Warren & Crawford,
J. u, Gribble, Hogan X Patton, Bennitt T. Etholl,
Duckner Newman 4 Co, Thomas Henderson
lIarlou J. Phelps !. Co. , Jw. Carter, p. Clayton
Pcndleton, D. r. Bowler, A. Miltenberger, Rich.
ark Nugent Co, W. A. Violet, per RY
black, Payne, Huntington & Co, G A. Green &
Co., Il. X Walker * Co, Childers & Tarlerou, T.
II. & J. NJ. Allen, Harper, Walker 4 Co, Rob-
!. Adams, D. u Carroll II Co, McLearu & Church,
Iohu l.. Lee ober. Atwater h Co, Pinckard &
Steele, John Watt Co, Byrnc, Vance 4 Co,
j. l.. Brss, J. J. Esrson Il Co., Battle, Noble 4
Co, ellis Ferguson, Rosser, Prothro Il Co, A.
Tully, q. Taylor, Aiken & Rainey, w ght
Allen 4 Co., s. o. \ r. A. Wehner s Co Hew-
lit, Norton Co by A. l.. Hurst.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
pENITO JUAREz

oPENREvOLT.-An Arkansas planter lately
sent note to local superintendent of freed
men by one of his slaves, taking as follows
the bold position that slavery still exists;
1.-THE bearer of this circular consider my
property, having seen no enactment of the
Federal Congress or of our State government
authorizing any one to demand him Of Inc,
When | am perfectly satisfied that the slaves
are emancipated by such authority us is ro'
garded as constitutional by our higher court
of law and equity, then, and not until then,
will l make any contract with slave, nor
regard them in any other light than the
property of those who have purchased OF
raised them; and am therefore the owner Of
the boy who bears this note"
How many planters are ready to follow thi:
bold lead does not appear.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

Major General Banks last evening BRIDE
adicu to New Orleans and turned his face to-
wards his old Northern home, where his
friends are legion. His experiences in
Louisiana have become n part of history,
and will never bc forgotten. Many and por-
picking wero the difficulties by which he vi
here beset, some of which he met and sd,
mounted with statesmanlike adrOitness, while
some, perhaps, proved too hard for solution,
and are left as a legacy to others.
No mortal was ever yet successful in every.
thing he undertook. Gen Banks is mortal,
and may err as well as others. We must,
however, give him credit for honesty of pur.
posc, and though We have been obliged to
differ with him on questions of high mo-.
ment, VIC felt sure at the time that his course
was prompted by patriotic motives In leay.
ing US we wish him we'll, and trust that in
a sphere Of usefulness worthy of his ambition
and ability he will reap reward fully equal
to his dosorts.-New Orleans Times, 18Th.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
MoNDAY;:::;::::":sEPTEMBER 25, 1865.

% We do not see attached to the memo
rial to the President published in another
column, the name of the only house in New
orleans-that of Messrs. LEVY L DIETER
which dared, in tho year 1862, to address
circular to its country friends, advising thom
to comply with the proclamation of Gen
BUTLER, and send their produce to market
at Now orlcaus, but We think we do recog.
nize some names which ornamental IL eircu ulnr
addressed to planters advising them not to
do so. Does that mean any thing
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

= The President this moi n'ng made tie 70;
lowing appointments
George A. Sykes Direct Tax Commissioner
for the district of Mississippi,
Thomas W. Spencer Third Lieutenant in
the Revenue Cutter Service of the United
States.
Erick Gabrielson, Third Lieutenant in the
Revenue Cutter Service of the United States
Leander NJ. Kcene, Third Lieutenant in
t.e Revenue Cutter Service Of the United
States.
Charles II. Stone, Chief Engineer in The
Revenue Cutter Service Of the United States
John A. Moran, Chief Engineer in tho
Revenue Cutter Service of the United States
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

| - .
lHE Democraue party oi io"a-"ha'tne
is of its without candidate for Governor
Cal. DESroS whom its State Convention en-.
-, ,..,.un ud a.,
uorseu' ueoi"ios oPe"iy anu 0"iPna'''"'iy 'u"'
he is not Democrat. This rather rifles the
Coppcrheads, but amuses tho Union voters.
M. ,-o.ro,, ,o /. thu, roorIv ovoru Iow,
Pl"'p'
soldier Will vote ior uoV' oroNE, VINO mas
ever proved himself their friend, and that
be will be elected by not less than 25. 0OO
.,a.;,, ,Lo pon,o, po.sr =, ho,n,,
n'So'''J WV 'N' "'A'0A oS'"A1 VI '"1"''
Jumper '''he''
ihh NC" iorA N'"S Is IN s'a'e Vi u'S'
sruntio"en' Deo"u'o Vi N'. '0"DN' papo'
IN, iiH'p0'' 1u0"'"'S "n'on' /" seems 70
tnihk' threatens un0'her sP'' in 'n' party
IL says ,
we regres TINS f5n enIio,'''R W. ., ioel,ns on on
the sake Of the author of tho attack as well
as for that of the Southern people generally.
1t is most ill-timed, not to say ungenecs ~,
to assail gentleman who is confined wistin
prison walls, deprived Of the privilege of re.
ply or justification. 1t is, at the same time
ill-timed and extremely impolitic Mt this
juncture, for n Southerner, identified with
the struggle of the South for independence,
to give publicity to his private opinion, in
condemnation, respecting the official conduct
or personal characteristics Of the chief of the
Confederacy
M. Davis is respected and beloved by
many-in fact, we believe by the great ma
jOrity Of those who were attached to the Con-
iederate cause and who have survived tho
issue. His name is dear to millions of the
Southern people, and, whatever be his fate,
his memory will be cherished in many house
holds as true patriot, brave soldier, and a
wiso statesman.
From A comparison of the columns of the
,,.o NJ VI, - - A. ...,o,.
WV -''" i''N o's""' VI 'n0 n"'n'-''ou'
Democracy, we judge that j. DAVIS goes
with tho NeWs and MosBY with the WorlH.
Or VALLASpreuAM meeting tregu,or
n...,.l =. pu.. o,,a o.N H..
Dohhoora''0' ~ Du'yius' oh'o, INC o'neF aoy'
reporter says-speaking oil VALLANDIGHAM
and his speech:
Tho .n;r;t ,sn;c.stsd by tb, or.tor ,o,vo.d
tbs negro vos fniiv ;Ilustya ad In tSs crow
nrev;ons ,o ,hs oncn;no Of Nh. moe,;no oro
IF tho most ;nteIl;gsnt of The nsonis was
ts,,;no what Gan MorsaN said on tb;s suh'
;sct 70 w;t. '.Th,t II eIected Sovsrnor h.
-, 49,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
We take the following paragraph from the
m .o,,,cIs of Coturdoy.

We take the following paragraph from the
Chronicle, of Saturday:
"JVaShtMgtOm RHm0rS "A special dispatch
to the New York Post says: The Navy De-
partmont has ordered one of our most com.
modious side-wheel gunboats to be fitted out
for the purpose of conveying some distin-
guished officers down the Southern coast. 1t
is said that the President has had in contom-
plation for some time past visit to Will
minston, Charleston, and other Southern
ports, and possibly he will carry out this in
tention before the meeting of Congress"
In confirmation OF the above-which our
neighbor might have found in the Hteli-
gOReer of Tuesday last-we now understand
that the Navy Department has given orders
for the immediate preparation of the fino
side wheel steamer "Rhode Island" now at
our navy.yard here, for the purpose of con-
veying very distinguished party of civilians
to North Carolina, Charleston, Savannah,
&c. The necessary arrangements are to be
positively completed against the I'd ultimo,
when it is expected tho party will start
National IntelHgsmecr.
And We have the highest authority for
saying that both the above paragraphs are
wholly untrue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

We continue to hear of the progress Of the
potato rot The Lafayette (Ind.) COH'ier says
apprehensions are felt in that vicinity lest
the crop should prove failure. Clear
weather is greatly needed. Tho Cleveland
Ee/aM says there are complaints of the dis
ease in that part Of Ohio, although no fears
are entertained Of the failure Of the crop.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

A DEFAULrrNG POSTMASTER SENT TO STATE
PRIsON.-In the United States Circuit Court
at Hartford, Ct, on Wednesday, Benjamin
G. Green, postmaster at Mystic, convicted Of
robbing the mails, was sentenced to State
Prison for ten years, and was deeply affected.
He shed tears freely, but finally became
calm, and walked of with the officer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
Prize Fight Near philadelphia To-day

A fight between jim TURNER and JACK
TURNER, two noted pugilists, comes off to-
day near Philadelphia, for large stake.
Several of the patrons of the ring in this
" have gone to see the "mill."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
lOFFICIAL.
lOFFICIAL.
Notice TO Claimants on Foreign Gov.
mcnts.

DEPARTMENT ~ STATE,
wAsHISGcoS, September %, lsOj.
Citizens of the United States having claims
against foreign Governments, not founded
on contract, which may have originated
since the Sth of February, 1913, will, with
out any delay which can be avoided, for
ward to this Department statements of the
same under oath, accompanied by the proper
proof.
Publishers of the laws of the Unikps shtote es
at Portland, Maine; PortsmouthS t.eVNG.hnIp
shire; Boston, Massachusetts, Providence
Rhode Island; New York City, New York g.:
Philadelphia Pennsylvania; and Baltimore.
Maryland, will publish the above three times
and send their accounts for the same to this
Department.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

GEN. D. H. sTRoTHER, recently appointed
n member of the Board of Visitors of the
Virginia Military Institute, served in the
United States army-not in that of the
rebels, as stated in dispatches hence to somO
of the Northern papers, The correction may
seem unimportant, but we know PORTE
CRAyoN to be rather particular on the sub.
iect
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

FROW paragraph in the New York Times,
which spenks of slavery in Cuba as stand
ing alone in oxecrable solitude on the North
American continent, " we conclude that that
Island has been annexed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

LrEnARY.-It is reported that TIMOTHY
TnroNn is about TO publish another Of his
Letters to tho Joneses 4" lie will add n
new lettor 'ro Mr.. Samuel Dowles Jones,
editor, on tho style of joke admissible to the
columns Of Il decent newspaper"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
ny TELEoRAPH,.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Scarcity ef Esstsrp ecods-RecsiPts Of
Pressure, tt.
SAr FaAscIsoo, Sept. 23.-supplies Of
Eastern goods are running low, and many
kinds are ent!r rely In first hands. Prices
still tend upward.
Receipts Of treasure from the interior SO
far this month foot up three millions and
quarter. Gold bars are scarce. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
DIED.

On the 18th instant, AyNA ELIzABETH HYsoN,
aged years, daughter of Hey Ell z Ny
son. se~S
The family and friends are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from her late residence, No.
22I Virginia avenue, between First and Second
streets, Island, on Wednesday afternoon, at 8
o clock. 2tA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
Sinking OF q steamer In the st. Law
rencc-LOas Of Life.

0eDEEsBuRG, N. Y, Sept. 25.-The pro-
poller Buckeye, for Toledo, struck q sunken
rock in tho 81. Lawrence river, and sunk in
seventy feet Of water. Three passengers are
known to have been lost, and it is feared
three others wore.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25


MY DEAR SrR-Notwithstanding the arri-
val of the French in this State, their situa.
tion is still the same, for they have failed to
obtain any victory rs the result of their mil
itary movement, and have not succeeded in
destroying the legitimate government of the
republic, which was their principal object.
Had General Negrete remained in the States
Of Nuevo Leon, Tamaulipas and San Louis,
occupying their attention, as is now being
done by Generals Escovedo, Mendes, Cortinn
aud Agujorre, the movement would not have
been made; but BrincOuIt seeing the force
disappear which had menaced him in Goa.
huila, resolved to march upon this State;
still after having expended much money and
trayersed an enormous desert, he has arrived
and has encountered nothing, for of the force
led by Negrote in his retreat had ordered
a part to Coahuila and part to Durango, to
join the forces Of Patoni and Carrona, and
the rest had been disposed in the mountains
near chihuahua under the command of tho
military Governor Don Manuel 0jinaga
AS the enemy in bringing the strength Of
his forces into this State has weakened his
line from tho interior, our forces have COM
menced attacking him in detail and with
good success, following strictly the system of
not accepting open battle, and Of not allow
ing ourselves to be shut up in the towns. 4
On the l4th inst. l reached this place,
where have established for the present the
residence of the government.
1t will be very difficult for the enemy to
follow us here, and should thcy do SO it will
he without avail, and will render their condi-
tion still worse; for they will not succeed in
destroying the government, which will only
remove to some other convenient point within
the national territory, while they will only
have increased their distance to five hundred
leagues from the capital of tho so-ealed en-
pirc, in the defence of which, now that our
forces are about to Open an active campaign
N tho interior, they will be unable to assist.
: Patoni, Corona, and Villagra are operating
upon Durango, Pueblita, in the State of
GuanajuatO; Arteaga, Regulos, Salazar, and
Riva PalaciO, in the State Of Michoacan; Al
varez upon Iquaia and Cuerneyaca; Garcia,
who has replaced Gen. Diaz, in the States of
Vera Cruz, 0ajaca, Chiapas and Tabasco, and
Escoyedo; Meudes, COrtinO, and Aguiorre in
the States of San Luis Tamaulipas, NueyO
Leon, and Coahuila; while Generals Rosalos,
Rubio, Pesquierra, and Garcia Morales are
operating in the States Of Sonora and Sina-
lOa.
All these chiefs are of tho opinion that The
time for attacking the enemy with success
has arrived, for the reason of his weakness
through the large distances over which his
lines are extended,
l shall soon be able to write to you con-
firming the correctness Of my calculations,
which are based upon the knowledge which
have Of the situation of our country.
Il y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25

Return Of the Secretary OF War.
Hon. E. NJ. STANTON returned to this city
on Saturday evening last, on special car,
from New York He resumed the duties Of
the War Department this morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AE New Workers.

AS- New Workers.
An adjourned meeting OF the
EXCELSIOR UNION CLUB
WILL BB HELD AT THE
UNION EAGUE ROOMS,
NINTH STREET,
On TUESDAY EVENING, 26th instant, at seven
o'clock, to hear reports from Committees ap-
pointed at the last meeting, to obtain leave Of
absence and reduced transportation for loyal New
Workers. to visit their homes for the purpose Of
voting at the approaching election. Eminent
speakers are expected to address the meeting.
All Interested are invited to attend.
A. =. PRATT,
sep26-2t Secretary.