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The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Charge OF Perjury.

For several days past. Justice Dom has been
engaged in the examination of a Captain Swift,
on the charge of perjury in swearing that he
was the original inventor Of an improved car
coupling. The facts appear to be. that a gen.
teman named Adam Out, residing in the inte.
rior of the State Of New York, some time ago
conceived an idea whereby cars could be
coupled together without 1t being necessary
for IA man TO go between them; and, after some
study ard time, he produced II model which he
showed to Captain Swift. He also gave Swift
a model, with which he left for the South.
Whilo Swift was at the South, he wrote to Mr..
Out, requesting him not TO do anything with
his model until they saw each other.
In the meantime, Swift came to this city and
procured a patent in his own name for the i'm
provement, from which he has made consider.
able money by selling the rights to use it on
several railroads.
Mr.. Out, II short time afterwards, sent to Mr..
Stansoury, IA patent agent here, to get patent
for the Improvement, and 1t was found that Il
patent had already been granted. An inter.
ference WAS then entered, and ,tiCe given to
Swift of the fact, but he failed to come forward,
and short time afterwards u patent was also
granted to Out-bOth parties then havins II
patent for the same Improvement.
and finding Swift here, he had him arrested on
the charge Of perjury. Mr.. Stan.bury appears
for Mr.. Out, and the Messrs. Bradleys, Mr.. Fen.
wick, and Captain Bell for Captain Swift. The
evidence in the case has already been he Ird,
and the probabilities are that the examination
will te concluded to-day.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
BY LEGRAPH,
FROM MISSOURI.
Confirmation of the Evacuation
of Lexington by Gen. Price.
Defeat OF the Rebels under harris with
Heavy Loss.

81. Louis, October 4.-The evacuation of Lex.
ington by tho re bells is confirmed. General
Harris, with six thousand rebels, left Lexing.
| ton, crossing the river on Saturday at point
six miles distant, but they were beaten back by
the Federal troops, with loss Of all their trans
portation and camp equipage. General Harris
| then returned to the river and at midnight com.
menced recrossing by means of ferry boats
| undor calling fire. Many Of the rebels swan
| the river in their impatience to cross. One Of
| the boats Is reported to have been sunk, and
| large numbers of the enemy were killed and
wounded.
Gen. Price commenced the evacuation>o OF
Lexington on Sunday evening, and his rear left
| TN Monday evening.
| The Federal force that repulsed Gen. Harris is
| supposed by the enemy to have been command
has been received that General Sturgis was at
Kansas city on Tuesday, with seven thousand
| hve hundred men, watching the movements Of
| Price.
The news of the defeat of General Harris was
brought by Captain Read, of tho Lexington
| Home Guards, who escaped from the rebels on
Monday last.
Captain Read heard some of the rebels say
that they were going to Bakers Hill, Il com.
| manding eminence about eight miles southwest
Of Lexington, which they would fortify, and
make a stand there.
They seemed to think that Fremont and SeigeI
were approaching with forty thousand men.
| Captain Read says that Major Severe, the
| rcbel provost marshal Of Lexington, told him
| on Friday last that fOrty-six thousand rations
| were issued on that day.
This last story is all fudge. General Price
never had more than half Of forty six thousand
men.-ED REP.l
Jefferson City, Oct. 4.-The steamer Emile HIS
| arrived from Lexington with the wounded Fed.
erals.
About a thousand rebels remained there on
Tuesday morning.
General Price has carried Colonel Mulligan
South. He has fourteen guns and two mortars.
Most of the Federal troops have gone for.
ward, and 1t was supposed General Fremont
| would start on the 5th.
General McKinstry will command tho ficth
division under Fremont, and win also start on
the 5th.
The army is in fine condition, and enthusiastic
for an opportunity 10 achieve victory to the
| Federal arms in Missouri.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Aerlaua Assault.

On Saturday evening, u man named James
Donnell who boards at the house of Mrs. Cam.
eron, on L street, between Fourteenth ard
Fifteenth streets, came into the house In an
intoxicated condition, and laid himself on the
paror floor, from which Mrs G. endeavored to
get him to his room, when he raised chair
and struck her II powerful blow over the head,
Telling her TO the floor. Donnell Immediately
ran out and endeavored to escape, but was
pursued by u crowd, and arrested by officer
Walker.
Mrs. G. was Immediately taken TO her room,
and physician sent for, who pronounced her
injuries TO be Of u serious character.
Donnell was taken to the guardhouse, when
he was committed to Jail. by Justice Walker
until the extent of Mrs. C.'s injuries are ascer.
tanned.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
To our Georgetown Subscribers.

Our former agent, Mr.. A. W. Burns, having
declined TO act AS our agent, subscribers in
Georgetown viii hereafter be served by Mr.. o.
r. Delpby, who Is now our recognized agent for
that city. We owe an apology for the jrregu.
larily with which the Republican has been de.
livered TO our subscribers there, but hope 10
have the paper served more punctually under
the new arrangement.
Persons wishing to subscribe will please leave
their names at Mr.. G. Crande's bookstore, No.
l2s Bridge street. Advertisements or commu.
ncations may be left ut the same place.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
An Entertainment to the District Regi- :
ment.

On Friday evening, a sumptuous oyster sup.
per, gotten up at tho expense of those public.
spirited men-Mayor Wallach, Mr.. Thomas
Berry, and Mr.. Hudson Taylor-was served up
to the District regiment, at their suarters on
Meridian Hill, whore were also gathered, by
special invitation, the Lincoln Cavalry, District
Attorney Darlington, Alderman Floyd, many
other prominent citizens, and not few ladies
from tho city. The fine pavilion on the hill
where so many enjoyable dancing parties wei o
had last summer, and which, since that time,
has been used for various purposes by the
military encamped here, was on this occasion
restored to its old use once more, and the
merry dance went on until n late hour, when
the party separated, all being much Piles sod ut
the delightful manner in which the evening had
been spent
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
The First Case Under tho Decision, =,

Patrick Mcclure was arrested by officer
johnson, on Saturday, charged with selling
liquor to soldiers. He was taken before Jus.
tice Barnaclo, and fined twenty Ave dollars, and
in default of payment was committed to jail.
but the jailor refused to receive him, on ac.
count of the decision made by Judge Merrick.
He was ,hen returned to the magistrates Office,
where he gave security to appear at court and
answer the charge.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

ISOR SALE CHEAP "A Farm of 212n ssx
T Acrls conv enient to the Agricultural Col. -
lege station eight miles from Washington, adapted
to wheat and tobacco large portion set In clover
sufficient meadow, through which are running
str-ans of water; house contains II rooms two
large tobacco houses all in good repair and under
good fences; springs OF excellent water near dwell
ling; place very healthy estimated (S) three thousand
States sorip taken in payment. Address
SAMUEL b. STAFFORD,
Hyattsville p. o.,
oct l-2wt near Bladensburg
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
That Balloon.

The balloon which we announced on Saturday
as having been seen floating over the city the
evening previous, proves to have been the
." Saratoga in which Professor LA Mountain,
the celebrated Bronaut, was seated. The bal
loon started Immediately after IA review of
troops and presentation Of colors to division
of our army, from point near Clouds Mills,
and sailing over Washington at an elevation OF
eighteen thousand feet, landed safely about fif.
teen miles east of the city. He returned to the
city on Saturday, and reports that the voyage
afforded him II ane view of the couRtry, and was
every way successful.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

\ IA RK YOUR CLOTHING lido not
INl have washerwomen lose your shirts, collars,
stockings, and hsnnels. Go to the EXCELSIOR
MARKING PLATE COMPANY'S AGENCY,
bottle of Premium lndelible Ink and Brush, with
silver Stencil Plate. lux warranted. No brass
plates are manufactured.
N. bail kinds of Engraving, Large Alphabets,
Figures, 80 executed to order, with neatness and
disI atch. Don't forget the number-474 Seventh
street, near +. oct7-1w
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

responsible persons, whose suinceucy must be
certia ID to by United States Judge Or district az
torney. ,.l.-.s.'
awe hereby Jointly and severally guarantee that
the above bidder (or bidders II contract shal be
awarded to him. (or thsm,) according TO his or their
bid or proposal VIII execute contract accordingly
and give The requisite security for the perfOnnsncs
thereof pref cribed IN the Advertisement for propo
sals for 1ndian goods, dated 2Ist September, 1891
herety agree to bind ourselves helrs executors
and assigns, to forfeit apd pay the United STATES
damages, sum not loss than fifteen per cent On Ii
amount Of aid bid Of rfoposaI"
Bonds VII be required In the amount Of thc BID
ior the faithful performance of the contract, with
wo ot NOR. snreles, whose sufcieucy must be Ger
Fopoposal Will be considere that does not strictly
CONFORM in all parti ulars TO the terms and direc.
tons of this advt trti ement
CHARLES Il. MIX,
sept A-6awtOct IL Acting Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Books and Stationery for Volunteers and
Others.

Our enterprising frienn, Shepherd, has con.
stantly on hand all the principal newspapers,
military and other books, and stationery OF
every description. He suits the prices OF his
goods to the lines, and 1ourshes in time of war
AS well AS in time of peace. He is daily receiv.
iny large quantities Of books and stationery
which he sells al prices that cannot fail to suit
the circumstances of every one. His stock is
good, large, and varied, comprising every de-
scription, style, and price. Give him a call;
Remember the old stand, corner OF Seventh and
ID streets
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Halls Patent Drinking ana Flltering
Tnbea A5 Gems Each.

Now that the fall rains are rng our rivers
and streams, we would advise all our military
friends to procure one of those ingenious and
practical little instruments, which no soldier
should be without, as it perfectly filters the
water from insects, &C., thereby rendering 1t
healthy. You can also purchase rubber blan.
kets, rubber coats. rubber leggings, ponchos,
oapes, rubber horse covers, and cap covers,
boots. shoes, &c, 60, at dnyfdcturer's prices,
at the India Rubber Warehouse, No. sos Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. sep Soft
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Accident at tho Insane Asylum.

A few days since, the wife Of our estee med
ellow.citizen, J. W. Spalding, who for over Il
year past has been in the Insane Asylum in
consequence of mental arrangement, fell from
the second story window of that building, and
striking on the stone steps below, hadher jaw
badly cut. The injury, though painful, Is not
considered to be dangerous one, and she has
already improved considerably.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly TEN thousand copies of tho Repub.
hcan are circulated among the floating poruls.
ton every day besides thelarge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
The Cry ts. SIN ,hev Cono,

And all we can hear is, War war war -
But for my part am tired Of the old story Of war
latest newsS No. why, SMITH, No 4GO Seventh
street. has just received new stock of FALL
CLOrHINti Of every description, and he Offers TO
sell them at such low prices, They say he has o
knack Of selling his goods at lower rates than the
other stores How he does 1t, do not know But
for my part, can assure you Mrs. Brown, that he
markably low prices. advise all to cali at
SMITHS, No, 460 Seventh street, oppo.ite Post
Omcc, and look Mt his New Stock, aud they will be
aug 30-Sm
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Public School Trustees,

This afternoon 1t is expected that the May or
will send in his nominations for Public school
Trustees TO the Board of Aldermen. 1t would
not, we think, be amiss If the Board would pass
an act requiring them TO take u similar oath to
that whioh is taken by all other officers of the
COrpOratiOn.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Narrow Escape.

On Saturday evening, Mrs. Frederick, of Ohio
was passing up the avenue on horseback, in
company with her husband, and when opposite
Seventh street her horse started suddenly
throwing the lady against the wheels of pass,
ing carriage, and down upon the pavement.
She escaped, however, without serious injury.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Robbery and Attempted IhcendiarIsm.

On Friday night soldier was robbed of u
considerable sum of money, at u house of III.
The following morning the Metropolitan Police
went to the house to make u search for the
money, but the occupants had fed, leaving only
an empty trunk. The house had been fred
under stairway, and was burning as they en-.
teSed. Thoy exiinguished the flames and took
possession Of the trunk,
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Smithsonian Institution.

Professors Henry and Baird, of the Smthso.
nian Institution, arc expected to return to the
city in few days, after an absence Of several
days. Since the middle of July, II large mum.
ber of boxes aud packages have been received
from Europe, and specimens in natural history
from many parts Of the world. These will be
opened and arranged under the direction OF
Prof. Baird, and will afford valuable addition
to previous collections.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
IMPORTANT FROM THE INDIAN COUNTRY,
(DOUBTFUI,,)

Denuer City, Oct. SIT is currently reported
here that II large regiment or brigade of Cherc-
kee Indians are about to attack the city, under
the rebel flag. Extense preparations are being
made on the part of the citizens to receive
them in their own way. A regiment composed
of the Cheyennes, Arapahoes, and the wild
Sioux Indians has been organized, and also a
regiment of cavalry. A big fight is antici.
pated-Indiau against Indian.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Soldiers. sv,,sr,. and P,d,.rs.

In want of United States Military Stationery
Packets, Portfolios, Paper, Envelopes, Pens,
Ink, Pencils, and Panoramas of Washington
City, should call at Slilngton's Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner Feur.and. a.half street
aud Pennsy lvania avenue. New books, news
papers, and magazines, received every day.
oct b-aod3t
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
stealing Fencing.

County constable William R. Plowman arrest
ed W. G. White on Friday, on the charge 0
stealing fencing from the farm of Jesse B
Haw. He was taken before Justice BarnaCl0
where he waived the examination and gave
security to appear at court.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Another Washing ton Company.

Many of the members of tho Constitutional
Guards, n company which rendered efficient
service in the late three months campaign, un-
der Captain W. H. Degges, contemplate organ
izing cavalry company to serve during the
war. meeting win be held tonight, at Their
old quarters, on Ninth street. for the purpose
of organizing.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
CILVER WATCHES.

CILVER WATCHES.
= In addition TO our stock Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Fine Gold Watches, We have just received an
unusually large assortment In Silver CIse.-relisble
Lmekeepers, aud very cheap.
B9- Watches, ChrOnometers, Jewelry, &c, re-
yair.d and Engraving In all its branches promptly
and cheaply executed
NJ. W. GAIT Il BRO, Jewellers,
854 Pa. av., doors west of Browns Httel
oct 7-3t
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
The Long Bridge.

Tho frame work of the Long Bridge has boen
so damaged by the hard usage of late, that it
has to be newly framed in great part 1t will
probably take six or seven weeks to finish these
repairs, though no suspension of travel will be
neCeSSarY.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

EXCELLENT FORNITTRE IND NOL'SEIfJED EF-
FEC1S AT AUCIION.
On TUESDAY morDing, October sth, at ten
o'clock we will sell at tic auction rooms IN aAeor'
ment Of excellent Furniture aHi Househ1l. Coos
comprising
Walnut and Mahogany Sofas
Mahogany and WalIut Lasy aud Rocking Chair
Rosewoot and Mahogany and Walnut Mar bic top
Tables
Mahogany and Oak sideboardp and Etegcrc
Oak and Walnut Extension Dinipg Fables
Oak Cane. seat Dining Chairs
Cane and Wood seat Chairs ana RCcSera
Bedstsads, Curled Hair Shuck and Shuck and
Cotton Mattresses
Bureaus. Commoies, and Hat rack
Gilt and Mahogany Mirrors
Bed Pillows aud 30 sters
Mahogany and Walnut Marble top end oher
Washstands
Stoves and many other house furnishing Goods.
Terms cash
WALL K BARNARD,
oct AUctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

Rf .. y. McSulAE q So'' hoeti"heefs'
TRusTEEs SAFE OF REAL ESTATE, At THE COR
NER OF MARYLAND AVENtE AND SECOND
STREET EAST
On WEDNESDAY afternoon, October Oh at -,
o'clock, the premises, by virtue of deed trust
fro n Timothy McEaTihy, dated January 18TH 1850,
and duly recorded in iber J. A $, No. l9y, folio
337 Ct seq and of the land records for Wash gton
county, ID e., shall sell parts OF lots add 10 in
square 7js, Beginning for The same at the diiauce
Of "a feet from the corner of Maryland avenue and
Second street east, o Maryland avenue and run
ming thence by straight line parallel 10 second
street east, to the dividing line between and Ia
said square, thence with said dividing line 20 feet,
thence By straight line parallel with said Second
,treet east to Maryland avenue, thence with said
Maryland avenue 20 feet 10 The Place Of beginning.
together with the imp; ;oyemenIs, vVEsisting OF an
old frame dwelling .house.
Teil.s: one third cash, the residue 10 six and
twelve mouths, with interest," secured by dled OF
trust on the premises:
THOS. j. FISHER, TuitCr
JAS. C MCGUIhE " co.
sep 2I-eodSds Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Accident to a Solder,

On Saturday afternoon, as two members Of
the fifth regiment Excelsior brigade were ex-
dentalIy discharged his piece, the Ball passing
entirely through the thigh Of his companion
Mr.. Timothy Greely, shatterDg the Joint in
such manner that an operation had to be
performed on him yesterday, at the E street
Hospital, to which he was removed short
time a fter the occurrence.