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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

Bay Two or three of the most pleas
ant rooms in the city, with or without
board, rat the P, g. O'Riley House.
nov17-1w Mrs. HAsBROoK,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

THANKS. We are indebted to Capt.
Ed. Judge, Clerk Of the Liberty, No. 2,
and Frank Banksmith, of the bright
Morning Star, for Memphis papers Of
Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday; also to
Mr.. John Ouerbacker, of the Rose Hite,
for Louisville and New Albany papers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
A" orainanes in relation 10 N'.isanoss. and Deai,
certain Offences 7a'Aa

An 0rdinance in relation 10 NtisaRces and DegaiR0
certain Offences.
SECTION L. Be It ordained by the Common ooun.
Gil of the City Of Evansville, that slop water,
wash-water, Whitewater, or filth or garbsge of
any kind whatever, which may be caused per-
mitted to flow from any house or premises, lutte or
upon any street, alley or gutter Of the city of Ev-
ansyille, and all slop.water, wash water, waste
water filth, offal or garbage o. any kind what
ever, which may be thrown or placed in or upon
any street, alley gutter Of said city, are hereby
declared to be nusances.
ERo. p AN maau re, ashes, cinders and rubbish
OF any kind whatever, which may be thrown or
placed upon any street or alley, or in any gutter
Of seid eitysor which may be so'deposited as %
city, are hereby declared to be nuisaDces.
SEC. q. All lumber, timber, logs or blocks, and
all othtr distractions Of every kind whatever,
placed upon any street, alleys gutter or sidewalk
of said city, are hereby declared to be nuisances.
SIC. 4. 1t shall be unlawful for any person or
persons, herr after, to place or cause to be placed
Joining or near any street or alley, without 90
combining such manure in such manner as to pre-
vent the same from falling into or upon, or being
scattered or spread over or upon such street or
alley and all persons keeping or harboring any
horse, mule, cow hog or cattle of any kind what
ever shall be- and hereby are required TO all
manure which may accumulate from such horse,
mule, &C., to be kept securely in close bounds, In
such ma ner as will prevent 1t from being drag
ged or scattered from such place of deposit, into
or uson any street, alley or gutter of said city.
SEC. 8. All persons having slop-wAter, wash
water, waste-water or other filth or garbage aoou-
mulating upon their premises, sha.l be and here
by are required 20 dispose of the same, either in
proper sinks TO be constructed upon their own
premises, or by causing all such slop- water, &C.,
10 be kept in casks other vessels; and deposited
in some suitable place outside the corporate limits
of the city.
r SIC. 6. 1t shall hereafter be unlawful for any
person Or persons to permit any wagon, dray or
other vehicle, when not in use, to be placed re-
main upon any street or alley eff said city.
SEQ. y 1t shall hereafter be unlawful for any
person persons to Place deposit, 20 allow to
be placed or deposited, any fire wood stone coal
upon any street, alley or side walk Of said city,
and permit the same TO remain upon said street,
sidewalk or alley moe than - from the time
of its deposit.
SEQ. 8. Any person or persons causing any nuts
ance, as defined by this Ordinance, or violating
any of the provisions Of this Ordinance, shall,
upon conviction, 1orfs and pay not less than tea
nor more than one hundred dollars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

The finest ever brought to the city.
They are extra large and good; also
Maltby's II. & N. Oysters, warranted
fresh and good. For sale at i
II. HERMAN,
rr# ~ - s@a Eaz ~ go.
novl5-2w 90 Confectiouer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

s. t9 ~ - EngH.pn ffff HBiH ag8fa
5 LUMBER.---We wish to contract for
l55, 000.feet of Poplar (and some Oak)
JofstS and Flooring deliverable here by
Let of February next.
S. e. GILBERT & Co. IAs54
novl6-3t No. Sycamore street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

"A SPEcK OF DANGEg.-The minutest
black spot on. the enamel Of . tooth, is
an evidence that decays effacing finger
has touched it. Quickly interpose the
SozoDoNT as save guard, or the tooth
is gone-aGd not only that one, but
perhaps half dozen. Be assured that
nothing but SozoDoNr will either efec.
tually prevent Or arrest dental diseases,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
River Items.

To Qua RIVER FRIENDS We respectfully ask
the officers of steamboats, arriving at this port to
furnish us with memoranda, mahifssts, and all
other intelligence relating to the interests of the
river. Such favors will meet with the trusst ap-
probation, ifaddressed to the River Editor Evans
willie JOURNAL, and left with either of the ssbaFf-
boats.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
sATURDAY...........NoVEMBER Is
City and State.

nGS We are indebted to Foster, Gwyn
& Co, for Memphis price current of
the If1fh inst - % not sac
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

The lot is seventy five feet in front, running
bSsk four hundred feet, more or lees, to low water
marx. rssr a4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

@ When you go to the postofioe,
stop at the oo&R CIT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
COLLECTOR,s SALE.
Collectors Sale of Real Estate for
the Payment of the Costs and
Expenses of Sidewalk I'm prove

mentS
IN tue Of pIecept issued by the Mayor OF the
city of Evansville, and to me directed I will sell
at public auction, at he door of the Court House
in said city, Friday, December LIST, 1865, at 10
o'clock ms the following lots on parcels Of rear
estate, or SO much thereof as may be necessary 70
pay the amount charged and assessed against sal r
lots respectively, for the costs and expenses of
making sidewalk fmproverents upon said lots,
together with the costs of sAIs an that said sale
will be continued the next day thereafter, viz:
Saturday, December "a, 1865, at 10 o'clock a. M.
at the same place for the pEIposerof selling such
property as may have been sold on the day above
mentioned aud not paid for:,Tttq
DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
1sx15o fet N W sids lot ISL, John Brick, ~
owner ......... 49, ........-S2l 80
sToCKWELL'S ENLARGEMENT.
Lot II. block Is, o h Smith, owner.s3 1856 %
NoRTHERN ENLARGEMENT. -ePI
Lot L, block 2, A Sullivan. owner......S22 SO
5x130 It II side lot Is, bl ok 2, A g Suli-
van, 80
Lot II, block 2, VIM And eHs, owner.... % So
Lot 10, block 2, Lewis Stinsou, owner...... 25 Ga
JOHN SCHUBERT, Collector
Evansville, November 10, 1865. nI7-2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
Desirable Property for Sale.

DRICK sTORE-HoUsE AND DWELLING
~ ID comprising brick Ice house, Ware house ant
Fl STABLE 461< feet front, Eighth and Locus
FL streets. Terms esey.
18 nO0 2w at- E. IHGLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

Local ~ Offices.
SID t1aS3 agsd .444--4S sTshW no
B@ City Orders for Sale at this
=, az. W - Hnna g'uo toG ~
OMce.d sW m5di 20 55o3 sHo err
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

FOR SALE "A frst-class Fire.
Proof Safe, with Herring's bur-
giar-proof vault, together with
the other fixtures of the CONT
mental Bank Apply to -
moa bns CONVERSE CLEMENT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
FOR SALE.

ITMPTY BOXES. Hi' s.f -
~ aaszaaaezaaa r $50
large auan tity of Boxes, in first rate order,
for sale bV n17-1w
WHEELER, ARMSTRONG FARRAR.
EMPTY BARRELS AND CASKS. @ aa
Empty Barrels and Casks, in good order. for
4v~qrAle BY ~ III rTes ~ ce t~ nl7-1w
1- WHEELER, "a RHsPRoEG & FARRAR,
No. rs Main street, between Second and Third.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
u s1EE1S7ISIS


Corner of Locustsand Third streets, and
buy your Meat, Fruit and Vegetables for
dinner. Allorders delivered at market
prices. 2l pa n11-1w
-ttHsd - TT7777- 7r------' rr
FoR SALE--Lots, Is and Is, in Block
81 of the Eastern Enlargement, b irg
so feet fronting on Walnut street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets.
q Title perfect Terms easy.
Enquire of ASA IGLEHART,
nov11 dot Third street.
s@Coall CoaLli A full supply of
Green River coal talwaysI6 be had in
quantities to suit purchasers, and orders
filed Immediately at the Green River
Coal office, No. 5 Water street, between
Sycamore and Main streets, up stairs.
nov7dtf ltl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

The house has ten rooms, nicely furnished, and
gas in every room fine cellar, two cisterns, and
the requisite outbuildings, all in good order.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18


The house has ten rooms, nicely furnished and
gas in every room fine cellar, two cisterns, and
the requisite outbuilding', all in good order.
The house. aud furniture Will for in
20 y speetion, to persons DESTROYS of purchasing,
rF ~ TO IL O'Clock, A. M, daily, for two weeks
+ t2g 3R - GEO w. AMORY.
a FRAME COTTAGE FOB sALE-CONTAIN-
Fr ~ fAng rooms, cellar, cistern, stable, &c, in
AZ AS-asee.s lCesfity above II f1-street. Apply
ocl SEACk FORD H0KHRRO0K.f 5a
lroR sALE-lOl@ ACRES OF LAND, ~ OF
which is Vineyard; Brick House with
Iooms cisterns and spring, Orchard of Apples,
q Peaches and Pears, mies from town. Apply to
F-@y@ oct3 SHACKELFORD HoRNBRO0k.
4 NEW FRAME HOUSE. COMPLETELY
n finished, and In desirable part Of the city,
ssffs,tfI sHAoKELFoRD & HoRNBRooK,
sITTsBURG COAL AND COKE, in quantities
~ Agsto suit purchasers.
&2 " @+S% REITZ q HANEY
a. 49, Corner of Canal and Ingle Steeets.
tususs Att
me SECOND HAND HAY PRESS, AND
iys-t GAFF, COCHRAN co. d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
EMPTY BARRELS AND CASKS.


A NICE NEW FRAME. HOUSE. WITH
N large lot we'll set with shrubbsry,
YEr< the best locations In the city, of
fs' Seventh aud Chestnut streets.
Also, II desired, the whole, a part of the
furniture will be included In the sale.
Inquire Of AIKEN & DUSOuCHET,
IA srT gnHE q Water street, Sau1 orr's Block.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
PERSONAL.

Rev. FRANCIS WAYLASD, D. D., twenty
eight years president Of Brown University, died
at Providence, Rhode Island, on Saturday, at the
age Of sixty nine years.
W. Mort BRowN has been elected mayor
Of Nashville by q majority Of 476 over =. 3. Hunt
Mr.. ]. @. VAsN has resigned his position
In the Treasury Department, andHs about to COM
menee the practice Of law in Syracuse, New York
IRA 8. ALLEN, Of Wisconsin, has been pro-
NOTED from q nrst to q second -elass clerkship In
the Office Of the ouartermaster General, vice Jno.
@. Tasker, Of New Hampshire, resigned.
REV. ANDREW p. PEABODY, ID, of Har-
ward University, declines the presidency Of An
toch College.
MAJOR GEN. Wool, Of New York. Major
Gen. HOWARD, Of the Freedman's Bureau, and
Maj. Gen. PALMER this morning had an interview
withEhe President.
MAJOR GEoRGE X. LETT, Of Gen. GRANTS
staff, arrived In town on Saturday last, after q
brief visit to the West.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GENERAL LAND OFFICE AND
CENSUS BUREAU.

Five thousand and hfty-three acres public
lands were taken up for actual settlement in
August, 1865, at tho Land 0fice Of Junction
City, Kansas.
EIGHrH CENSUS, 1901. 8. SHIP AND BOAT
BUILDING.
Five hundred and nine establishments;
capital invested, $5,1O6, $685. cost of mate.
rinl, SAN, 3o7; hands employed, s,6O7i an
ual cost of labor, 81, 1856, 9osi annual value
Of product, $40, ,s92, ,459i showing decrease
Of 34i per cent. compared with the return
Il s5O) for value Of annual product, which
WIS SIC, sos, ,6s3.
SOUTHERN FLOUR AND GRIsr MILLS.
The Southern States-1s6O-ars repre-
seiited in tho manufacture of -four and meal
by 3,sos establishments, employing 6,s4S
male and 81 female hands. Capital in.
vested, $14, ,059, oil; cost Of grain used,
$32, Os3, o45i cost of labor, 81, 454, 7ss-yisld.
ing. in the year ending Juno l, 1860,
$37, ,998, 40.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
Postal Amnfrs.

During the month of September, Postmss-
ter General DESNIsoN re-established service
on fifty of the most important routes, and re-
opened four hundred and hfty post Offices in
the Southern States.
This number would probably have been
doubled during the month, had it not been
for the fact that SO many persons we'll quail
fed and properly situated for postmasters
were actively engaged in the rebel army and
feel that they cannot take the oath required
by law.
The following postmasters have been ap-
pointed since our last
AZ Selma, Dallas county, Alabama-Henry
Backus, vice John N. Strong, declined.
At Austin, Lauderdale county, Nevada--Robert
Allen postmaster, vice A. I. Holmes declined.
At Clinton, Sampson county, North Carolina-
Miss Adelaide Lee postmistrsss, vice Thomas j..
Lee, declined.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

INSURANCE ON CorroS.-At q meeting Of
the Board Of Commissioners Of the New York
Fire Insurance Companies, on Saturday, 1t
was decided, by two.thirds vote, to make
the rate on cotton, and on other goods in
stores whore the cotton is stored, one dollar
and thirty-hve cents on each hundred dollars,
with privilege to the keepers or owners ofthe
stores to pick cotton on the premises. Where
a stipulation is mnds that there shall be no
cotton picking, the rate will be one per cent.
The large companies will adhere to this ac-
ton, and the effect Of it will be to induce
owners of goods to separate their cotton from
their other merchandise.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
A HEAVY LrrrEn IN TRouBLE.-Brey

A HEAVY LrPTEn IN TRoUBLE.-Brevet
Brig. Gen. &c. BRIsooE, 199th Pennsylvania,
who has been in command Of the post at
Lynchburg, Virginia, since the collapse Of
the rebellion, was brought up to this city
Saturday afternoon and incaroerated In the
Old Capitol. The charges against the warrior
fx upon him conspiracy to rob the post
quartermaster's safe Of one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars in green-backs, be-
side ten or fifteen thousand dollars worth of
captured coin and bullion, which had been
deposited by Treasury agent for safe-keep-
ing. BRIsooE used one LAoKEY, q Massa-
chusetts sutler, as tool to approach Captain
ALBERsER, the quartermaster, and induce
him to join the bright coterie.
ALBERGER, who is son of Canal Commits
sioner ALBEReER, Of New York, and comes
Of honest stock, suffered himself to be ap-
preached, and then divulged to the War De-
partmsnt. Some of Gen BAKERS thief
takers were sent down to Lynchburg, and
saw, through q couple Of holes prepared in
the ceiling, tho lusty General come into the
Office, unlock the safe, load himself down
with money, attempt to set fire to the place,
and then dscamp across the hall to his own
quarters, which were in the same building.
They then pounced on him, and caught him
counting and arranging his gains. A wax
mould and skeleton safe keys were found in
his pocket. LAoKEY was arrested upon his
return from Philadelphia with other skeleton
keys in his possession. Capt. ALBERGER
holds his post at Lynchburg still.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

tate than before, and three moro Of the Par
rott guns, which I had Just placed in q new
position, now opened their FIRE and did what
they could TO hurry up the retreat. The
enemy did not see ft TO renew the attack,
and from the account given by prisoners and
deserters they must have been badly beaten"
General RICHARDSON'S loss in this action
was nine hundred, % he states, and every
mounted officer Of his division who rode his
horse into the woods had him shot under him.
This looks as II the battle was renewed on
Sunday morning, and those who were on the
opposite side Of the flooded Chickahominy at
that time will not soon forget the FIRE Of ar
tillery and musketry that ragged several hours
during that morning.
The correspondent Of the Richmond DIS
patch, writing June I'd, says "the fruits Of
the victory are meagre." He claims only
"four or I'VE hundred prisoners at the out
side," and adds Tho enemy's loss, excep,
at the intrenchments, is not large. Protected
by his earthworks, and the dense under.
growth into which We drove him, he poured
a decimating ere into our devoted ranks.
This tcithout rhbdomontads /, the result o.
the battle. l hear that General Johnston
says II we can hold our own to-day, We will
be in condition TO givs Mcclellan drub.
bing. But zoe haze fallen back"
HERR HERos VoN BoRcKEs history Of
this battle may do well enough for the Eng.
lish readers Of Blackwood, but II would no,
be swallowed on this side Of the water, even
| in the Southern States.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

Issued By the treasurer Of the United States.
You will therefore observe that these obliga-
tions deposited with you are In no case TO be
credited 10 the Treasurer, as q receipt into
the Treasury, but are 70 be treated BY you
as transfer" to and from his account, and
to be entered TO his debit, at the full face
value, and interest Of the obligations remit.
ted, deducting the amount Of bonds required
with the premium, the difference between the
two amounts being the sum Of the differences
you have paid out In money.
In lists Of registered bonds required, the
place for payment Of interost-either Wash
ington, New York, Philadelphia. Boston, 81
Louis, New Orleans, Chicago, Cincinnati, oi
Baltimore-must be designated.
+. 4. SPINNER,
Treasurer U. 8.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
By TELEGH APH.
From New Orleans, Mexico, and ELSE
where.

whore.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20. - Authorized
delegates Of the Democratic party leave to-
morrow for Washington on IN important
mission.
Gen. John B. Clarke, ex-rebel Congress-
man from Missouri, who was arrested at San
Antonio and sent here, confirms the report Of
the murder Of the rebel General Parsons and
throe friends while travelling 10 Matamoras;
and he also reports the condition Of Mexico
to be most unsatisiaotory. Monarchy Is ex-
ercising its power with the greatest severity.
Some Confederate Generals who accepted
service under Maximilian as exiles, were Or
dered to report TO certain town, but many
had previously gone to the Pacific coast, en-
route for Brazil or some other country.
Ex-senator Gwin had an understanding
with Napoleon relative TO the colonization Of
Sonora, but Maximilian failed 10 oountenance
the scheme, and consequently II was aban-
doned. Gwin then returned TO the United
States.
Gen. Candy suspended Assistant Superin-
tendent Callahan, of Freedman's Bureau at
Shreveport, from duties during the investiga-
ton Of the charges against him. Ce'lahan is
the individual whs placed whole court un.
der arrest few days since.
Gov. Marvin, Of Florida, issued q proc
lamstion ordering an election for the State
Convention on the LIST of October.
Ex-Gov. Horton, Of Texas, died at Mata.
gorda on the LIST OF September.
Tho Moniteur Of the 10th says Pesguira,
the Liberal Governor Of Sonora, had been
deserted by all except two hundred men, and
had written to the French commander that
as soon as the forces arrived at Hermoscato,
he would leave, deemipg the JuareS cause
T. L..
the Imperialists claimed 10 be successful
again, totally defeating Mondezes, and ooou-
pying Tuba and Cuidad Victoria. The
Monitsur seems to apprehend that Cortinas,
Corrulo, and others mediate an attack on
Matamoras, but Mejia will be prepared.
Captain Ney Is forming q oontra-guerrilla
force He was lately at Monterey.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

REDUCTION OF FoRcE.-captain II. H.
Voss, C. g., has broken up the Subsistence
Depot on g street wharf, and has transferred
Is warehouses to the Quartermaster Depart
mont. The Soldiers Rest, on @ street, has
also been broken up. Captain A. BARTLETT,
G. 8. v. g., has transferred his office for the
payment of furioughS from the railroad de-
pot to 223 @ street. In 4 few days all the
buildings used by the Subsistence Depart
ment in the west end will be given up, and
the whole business Of the Department will be
transferred to the Monument yard, on Four
teenth street.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
A LETTER from Lawrenceburg, Ind,

A LETTER from Lawrenceburg, Ind, un-
der date Of Sept. 27, says:
Senator Sherman called the Generals at
tention to an article in Harper's Monthly,
for October, on Fighting Joe Hooker, in
which, among other things, 1t Is said that
the choice Of the President for the position as
Commander Of the Army ofthe Tennessee,
made vacant by the death Of McPherson, was
General Hooker, but that General Howard
was appointed because Sherman telegraphed
that unless this was done he (Sherman)
would resign. Not word Of truth in 1t, !
said the General, 4 simply telegraphed to
Washington that it was necessary to assign a
commander for that army, and I nominated
General Howard. The reply was that Cen
eral Howard's nomination was confirmed.
That's all there was about 1t. The President
had nothing to do with It one way or the
other. Hooker's name wasn't mentioned. l
have read the article in the magazine, and
so far as It speak Of me in any way, It's a
work Of the brain, Just as much as Homer
Iliad,'"
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

LoUIsIANA.-aov. WELLS, in his procla-
nation ordering an election on the first Mon
day in November, fully recognizes the Con.
stitution Of 1854 and last Legislature. The
election for members of the State Senate to
fll vacancies caused by death, resignation,
or expiration of term only being required
Nearly one half Of the members of the State
Senate Of 1854 will retain their seats.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
From 81, Domingo.

New YoRK, October 2.-Advices from San
Domingo to the 5th Of September have been
received.
Tho death penalty for political offences has
been abolished.
The U. 8. steamer Morcedita arrived and
saluted the Dominican flag, and her COM
mander visited the head Of the Government
Families who left the Island during the
war are returning, and business is reviving
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
VtrRiuia Politics.

RICHMOND, Oct. 2.-Generl Terry has by
general order designated nine members Of
the city council and nine members Of the
board Of aldermen, being majority Of each
body elected in July, who shall be permitted
to qualify and organize for the sole purpose
Of appointing officers to conduct the congres.
sional election on the 18th inst.
Christian Douglass, in the first district,
and Eppes In the fourth, have withdrawn
from the contest for Congress.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
From Georgia.

NEW YoRk, October 2.-The United States
steamer Mercsdita and the sloop-of:war Sa-
bine have arrived here.
Tho steamer Idaho, from Savannah on tho
9th, has arrived.
A dispatch to the Savannah Herald says
the Georgia State Convention has unani-
mously adopted the ordinance declaring the
act of secession null and void
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02
A Home-Made Rebel Reappesrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "A sensation was
produced yesterday, in St. Marks Episcopal
Church, by the appearance of tho Rev. DR..
Wilmer, who was pastor Of the church before
the war, and whose secession proclivities in
duced him to 60 South with large amount
Of baggage, which was detained at Fortress
Monroe by the Government.
He appeared in the chanoel TO assist in ad-
ministering the communion, causing q large
portion of the congregation to leave in dis
gust
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-02

ALI letters relating to the subscription Of, or
advertising in, the REPUBLICAN should be Ad
dressed to the publishers, as above.
All letters or communications intended for pub
lieation, or in any way relating to the editorial
apartment Of the paper, should be addressed to
the editor, as above.
Business and other correspondents will greatly
oblige the Publishers and the Editor by comply
Ing with the above suggestion.
To CoRRssroSpsxrs. No notice can be taken
Of anonymous communication. Whatever Is
Intended for insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address Of the writer-not necsssa-
rily for publication, but as guaranty Of its good
faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected CON-
munieations.
NoTIcE. The Daily National Republican e
moo farnfshsd By carriers to subscribers IN this
city and Geor0toIon at thirty cents per month.