davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

BATTLE or SEVEN PINES, The rebel report ii
the battle Of Seven Pines il just issued. 1t
claims the capture OF 10 cannon, G,oOO muskets
one garriou and four rrgimenta colurs, tents,
and camp equipoge. They admit loss OF about
1900; but add II cataplasm, that thr Union
io,s exceeded 10000
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

Col McQuADE SAFE AT HoME.-COl. James
McQuade. OF Oneidi county, New York. ar
rived at Utica on Wednesday. The ire.bells
were rupg, calling the people to the depot, and
the gallant colonel was taken I, n the shoulders
OF the crowd and conveyed to bis home.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
Tho w, II. A. Union.

meeting under the auspices of this society
was held at the music stand in the Capitol
grounds, yesterday afternoon. A good audi.
ence was In attendance. Mr.. John Mills pre-.
sided, and interesting remarks were made by
Mr.. Darius Forbes, Of Maine; Justice Clayton,
OF this city, and others. Several persons signed
the pledge.
Permanent arrangements having been made,
meetings will be held at the same place every
sabbath afternoon during pleasant weather.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

CINCINNATI BANKS REMOVING THEIR FUNDS
poR SAFE KsErING.-Thc late rebel raid oI
johnson into Indiana. and the alarming prox
unity of rebel guerilla bands TO Cincinnati
have created 80 much alarm, that the Cincin
mali bankers are rapidly sending their funds to
Chicago, Over s2,500,0OO in gold have been
already forwarded.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

BALTIMORE LOYALTY All the secession Nom.
beers Of the second branch OF the City Council
have resigned, in compliance with an intima-
lion from Gen. Wool that their designations
would tend to the preservation Of peace. A
special election will soon take place to fill the
vacancies with loyal mau.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
DIED,

On Sunday morning, at ten minutes past two
O'Clock, AMANDA, the beloved wife of l.. Straub,
aged % years.
The friends and acquaintanoes Of the family
are requested to attend the funeral, at eleven
O'Clock to-day, from her late residence, on
Sixth street, between N and 0.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

The CoNTRABANDs IN ALEXANDRIA, according
to the Alexandra Gazette, have received during
the last week over $500 for labor performed
ior the Government
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

Cot. NoRToN Still MIssrNG.-C,i. Norton. OF
the twenty first Ohio. has not yet been found.
The order tor his arrest was founded, in part,
upon his unsoidierly conauctin connecting and
publishing false accusations against Gen. Mitch.
-l instead Oi bringing his charges, II any be
had TO the notice of his sripsriors.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

EMPLOYMENT OF NEGROES. Iu all The war
meetings, thu. far, th' people, by speeches, or
resolutions, hav. given their hearty approval
OF employing colored men in our military and
naval service
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

!Er- Lieutenant Hcury A. Vie U. $. navy
WAS on Saturday appointed ~ assis,an, to the
Chief OF the Bureau Of Ordnance, created I'm
der the act OF Congress, July 5, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

DENTAL CoNvEsTIoN,- annual con ven.
ton Of American Dentists will sit this year at
Trenton Falls, on Tuesday, August 9th. ut 10
O'Clock u. M, and will continue in session sew
eral days,
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
A Baptisnl.

awe learn that the Rev. J. s. Kennard admin.
iatered the ordinance Of baptism, according to
the forms OF the Baptist church, at the Shiloh
church, on the Island, yesterday after noon at
six o'clock.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

~ rArLyon's Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for 10 years and grows In favoe II kills and
Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture, Garden In,
seets, 40. All genuine bears the sgnature Of H.
Beware Of oounterfeits and limitations
Lyons Powder kills all insects in q trice
Lyons ILLS are death to rats and mice.
Bold everywhere d. 3. BARNES,
apS0-TTS8m 202 Broadway, New YORK,
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
A Goose Arr,ststl ,

We found the following police report on Sat
urday: "A goose, arrested by officer IL, OF
Fourth ward, about o'clock, on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. Charge--street walking. Complain
ant-genteman de Antique. Taken before
Justice Walter. Sent to the workhouse to he
disposed Of finally next Christmas.n
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
Pickpocket.

Alex. Barnett was arrested in PGrdy's saloon
on Saturday, by Officer Kelly, of the Fourth
ward, charged with picking a soldiers pocket.
The soldiers pocket book, containing $3.49,
taken before Justice Walter, who sent him TO
jail for court
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

GEN. MEAGHEn is creating sensation by his
patriotic speeches in New York his object be-.
ing 10 Gil up his Irish brigade. which hr will
soon do.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD

~ LIBRARY OF COHGREss, July ~,
lso3.-The Library Of Congress will be closxd from
July S1st 10 September 1st
JOHN G. STEPHENSON,
V| Librarian,
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

dsred Of his liberty, except for crime, or some
offence against the laws unless the person
claiming said fugitive shall hrst make oath that
the person 70 whom the labor or service Of such
and has mot borne arr. Against the United
States in the present rsbellion, nor in any way
given aid and comfort thNreto; and no person
engaged In the military or naval service Of the
ever, assume TO decide on the validity Of the
claim Of any person to the service or labor Of
any other person, or surrender up any such
person 10 the claimant, on pain Of bsing dis.
missed from the service.
Sec. IL. And be u further enacted That tie
President Of the United States Is authorized to
employ rs many persons Of African descent a.
he may deem necessary and proper for the
suppression Of this rebellion, and for this pur-
pose he may organize and use them In such
manner ~ be may Judge best for the public
Sec. IL. And be u further enacted That the
President Of the United States is hereby au.
thorized to make provision for the Transports.
tion; colonization, and settlement, In some tro:
pical country beyond the limits Of the United
States. of suoh persons Of the African race,
made free by the provisions of this act, as may
be willing to emfgrate, having first obtained
the consent Of the Government OF said coun.
try to their protection and settlement within
tue same. with all the rights and privileges OF
Sec: Is. And be Il further enacted, That the
President 10 hereby authorized, at any time
hereafter, by proclamation, to extend to per.
sons who may have participated in the exist.
Ing rebellion In any State or part thereof, par.
don and amnesty, with such exceptions and at
such time and on such conditions as he may
deem expedisnt for the public welfare.
Sec. II. And be u further enacled, That the
courts Of the United States shall have full pow.
or 10 institute proceedings, make orders and
DEGREES, issue process, and do all other things
necessary TO carry this act into effect.
Approved, July II. 1862. ..,..
PUBLIC REsOLUTIoN-No. 64.1
JOINT RESOLUTION explanatory of " An act
to suppress insurreotion, TO punish treason
and rebellion, to seize and oonnscate the
property Of rebels, and for other purposes"
Resolved By the Senate and House Of Represent
dtiues Of he United States of America IN Oonress
assembled, That the provisions Of the third
clause OF the nth section of "An act TO sup.
press Instruction, 10 punish treason and re.
belliOn, 10 seize and oOnAsoate the property Of
rebels, and for other purposes" shall be so
construed M not to apply TO any act or acts
done prior to tho passage thereof, nor to In.
olude any member Of State Legislature or
Judge of any State court who has not, in accept.
ing or entering upon his office, taken IN oath
to support the constitution Of the 80 called
Confederate States of America" nor shall any
punishment or proceedings under said act be
30 construed rs to work a forfeiture of the real
estate Of the offender beyond his natural life.
Approved, July II, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
-
o + FIC A l..

DEPARTMENT OF orAIL,
washington, Jan. rs, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of ne1i
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
:
nIA IL II IL dI A Il N M II DY.
MAGUIRE'S COMPOUND
EXTRACT Of BENNE PLANT

TESTED FOR FIFTEEN YEARS
WITH IMMENSE SUCCESS
IN TIE WEST AND SOUTH
AND NOW
EXTENSIVELY USED IN THE
WESTERN ARMIES
THE ONLY RELIABLE CURATIVE
FOR ALL RELA&ED
CONDITIONS OF THE BOWELS
CAUSED BY CHANGE OF
WATER AND DIET
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
SUITED TO ALL AGRs
Prepared and sold by
St Louis, Missouri
Sold in Washington Ci.y, by
CHARLES ST0TT, Druggist,
No, $40, Pennsylvania avenue,
nearly opposite National Hotel.
And by MARSHALL Il PAGE,
Army Suffers,
No. SOC, Seventh street west
~ 2i-lm'
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

SENT AwAY.--All civilians, newspaper cor
respondents Included, have been expelled from
the lines Of General McCiellan's army
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

NINE AaD TWELvE MONTHS MEN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Adjadm Generals Office,
Washington, July 25, 1862.
Captain W. b. LANE,
Mastering Officer, Harrisburg Penn.
The call by Gov. Curtin for nine and twelve
months men was made without previous con-
sultation or direction Of the President or War
Department, and, having been made, II was
deemed by the President and by the Depart
ment better to accept such troops as were Of
fered under that call. But 1t is proper 10 be
noticed that the law does not allow any bounty
to the nine months men, except the twenty
five dollars paid at the time of being mustered
into service. The remaining seventy-6ve dol
lars is only payable to those who enlist for
three years, or during the war
l.. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
THOMAS N. VINCENT,
Assistant Adjutant General.
An Absconding Ohicer-LiberaI Reward
for Hrs Approximation.
WASHINGTON. July 2G.-The following has
just been issued:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
Washington, July 20, 1862.
Captain Samuel l.. Harrison, of the Ninety.
fifth regiment New York volunteers, is reported
BY his commanding general as having deserted
bis company, on the 2lst Of this month, and
gone to New York, o REGARD of fue cents 10
hereby offered for his apprehension.
By order Of MAJOR GENERAL. PORE. =
GEORGE d. RUGGLEs
Chief OF Staff
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

Aar Special N0tice.-On and after Tuesday,
April 1862, the trains tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence running daily, (Sundays
excepted1 leaving this Station vt 7.40 u. M, and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mall
Train for all parts Of the West ua Wheeling or
partersburs. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. W.P. SMITH,
II. Of Transportation u. a D. H. r.
ap p1--df fStar Globel
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
From Memphis and vicksburg.
Disloyal Citizens Required 10 Go South.
LATER FROM vicksBURo.
TN B0HBlRDnRNT STILL GOING On

AGUr sILkNCBcs
THE REBEL BATTERlEs IliLsT
PASSING THE CITY.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

81 The publication office of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN is Mt the northeast corner Of d and
Seventh streets, second floor, over W. d. shep.
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

LIBEEAL.--The Philadelphia aud Reading
Railroad Company have subscrbeh S25 600 to
wards the war fund Of thn city
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

A THTsANn CoNTRAnASDs have been zen
sent from Norfolk to Gen. McClellans army, tt
unload vessels and build wharvrs
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
Private Property in Virginia no Lonre,
10 be Protected.

Private Property in Virginia no Lonrer
20 be Protected.
The following order has been Issued by Gen.
Pope:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
Washington, July 25.
General Order No. 10
Hereafter no guards will be placed over
private houses or private property OF any de.
scription whatever. Commanding officers are
responsible for the conduct Of the troops under
their command and the articles of war and the
regulations Of the army provide ample near 5
for restraining them TO the full extent required
for discipline and efficiency. Soldiers were
called into the field to do battle against the
enemy, and IL IL not expected that their force
and energy shall be wasted in protecting pri.
vate property OF those most hostile to the Gov.
srnment No soldier serving in this army shall
be hereafter employed in such service.
By command of MAJOR GENERAL PopE.
GEO ID. RUGGLEs,
Colonel, A. A. G., and Chief OF staff
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
EXCITEMENT AT ST. LOlIIs.
Residents Attempting 10 Evads the ENROLL
mont.
4 REBEL RAID IN ALABAMA.
BurpsissS or Warehouses.
eizure OF the U. 4. steamer Collinns
CAPTU IN OF WAC JNs, &c.

MEMPHIS, July 25.. Major General Sherman
assumes command Of this city on the 26th inst,
and will enforce oil orders Issued by his pre-
decessors. Four hundred persons took the oath
Of allegiance yesterday, and one hundred and
thirty received passes to go South. Many ex.
pected that, upon General Shermans arrival,
the order requiring them TO take the oath or
leave would be modified, and have delayed TAX
vost marshal's office has been thronged by ap-
plicants 10 solicit passes togo South, and those
desiring to take the oath.
ViCksburg advices to Sunday night, the 10th,
have reached here. Our mortars have been
shelling the rebel batteries for several hours
with no reply.
Commodore Farragut's fleet sienced all their
guns while running down last night.
The canal Is completed, but the water will
not be let in till the river rises.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCIU.
THE GREAT DIURETIC
nELMBoLD y EXTRACT BUCHU,
up,vpo, NC vxr.T The GREAT DIURETIC
up,xpo, mo NV 81, The GREAT DIURETIC
THE GREAT DIURETIC
And positive and Specific remedy for Diseases Of ihe
"'auuer' hndaneys, travel, Dropsy,
And all Diseases Of toe Urinary OrRans
See advertisement In another column Cut # ont
and send for the medicine at once
Beiodre Of oounter1eis. ieosn
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

CoL. CoRcoRAN, so long imprisoned, Is soon
10 be released
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
me Ems snc ipation Conn m isslon.r..

On Friday the following persons obtained
their free papers under the amended act, Geo.
Il. II. Day, Esq., appearing rs counsel: Char.
lotte Brown and Orange Barber and his wife.
On Saturday, Mary Thomas and her child
Mary Catherine Thomas, Ellen Martin, Ann
Helen Barber, Julia Ann Billings and John BIZ
lings. were also freed through the exertions OF
Mr.. Day as counsel.
A certain owner recently presented claims
for an old woman seventy years Of age, subject
to phthisic and otherwise infirm, recently de.
ceased. The commissioners candidly told him
that ho need not trouble himself about her
value, for they could attach no value to the
services OF such slave, much to the chagrin
Of the late owner.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
The ssreet Raal>xav.

Great interest Is NANTES in this most In.
portant local improvement. The track Ia now
laid nearly to the Circle except the curves on
Fifteenth street. These will be completed, we
understand, by tonight, and II is expected that
tomorrow the cars will commence running
from the Capitol TO the Circle. Mr.. James II.
Upperman, who for fifteen years has been the
popular and efficient agent of tho omnibus
coach line, has been appointed agent for the
Washington starting point near the Capitol.
Complaint has often been made in other cities
On account Of the injury which tho rails pro
duce to private vehicles. The trouble has been
that the carriage wheels when crossing the
track diagonally would get caught between the
rails, and In some instances an axle has been
broken by this means. This was the complaint
against Mr.. Trains oelebrated'railway In Eng.
land, and which caused II to be taken up. But
the rail here is an improved pattern mot 80
deep, and beveled on the inside-so that little
resistance TO carriage wheels ia felt. They
have now been laid long enough TO test this
matter, and as we have heard no complaint Oh
we'll
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

=. ~ Subscribers 10 the Republican, I'm
deorgetown or the seventh ward Qsland) who mil
70 receive their papers regularly will oblige the
agent, Q pelphey, by leaving NOTICE 1t Mr..
when all dslinquencies will be promptly attended
TO- NAV 1
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

~Wsston's Progress OF fSlavery.--Copies
Of this werk are for sale at the Office of the Nationa
Republiean. Pamphlet edition, rs cents. Bound
edition, 10 cents.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

HSrUnt0n Prayer MeetinK.-Ihe Union
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon this
week, 10 New York Avenue church, (Rev DR. Cur.
ley's3 commencing ct o'clock, and continuing one
hour. ivp
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
LATEST FROM vICEsBURG.

LATEST FROM vICKsBuRG
CAIRO, July 26.-The steamer Wilson, from
Vicksburg, arrived last night. When in Prince
ton Bend, eighty miles above Vicksburg, she
was fired into from the Mississippi side by sew
eral six.pounders aud score OF two of mus.
kets, and hit about sixty times, mostly by mus
ket balls. One shell passed directly under her
boiler. No one hurt.
ST. LOUIS, July 2j.-Considerabls excitement
existed here TO day, in consequence OF persons
endeavoring TO evade the enrollmeut. The
British consurs office has been crowded by a
large number Of persons claiming protection
under the British flag, to exempt them from
enrolment among the militia under the recent
order OF the Governor.
An excited crowd gathered around and many
indignant citizens present were disposed To
punish the perildy oi American residents having
families and their business permanently located
here. who. in the hour OF peril, seek to sneak
from duty by enrolling themselves az subject.
Of Great Britain. Several persons attempting
TO get protection papers were severely handled
by the crowd, and numerous arrests were made
Several ARRAYS and struggles occurred betwe.u
the disiurbers and the policemen, and there
were one or two attempts at resistance. A de
tachment of the provost guard was ordered uul
and by timely exertion suppressed tn" ont
break
CAIRO, July 2G.--The steamer Evansville
from the Tennessee river, brings news o! 0
rebel raid at Florence, Alabama. On Tues
day, they entered the city and burOed all The
warehouses used for connissary and quarter
masters stores, aud all the stores. and all the
cotton In the vicinity. They also seized The
United States steamer Colinna, used for con
veying army supplies, ard took all the money
belonging to the boat and passengers, aud ther
burned her.
The property destroyed is said ~ be of grea
value. A small detachment Of Gen. Mitchell'i
late army was also captured. They then pro
ceeded down the Tennessee river TO Chckasaw
In the vicinity Of E,stport they burned all th,
warehouses which contained cotton. Another
band OF forty rebels attacked II wagon train
near Pittsburg Landing, and captured sixty
wagons conveying commissary and quarter
masters stores.
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

,.pHus . WESTON. sp,ros
The national Republican., 1862-07-28
IMP TANT FROM viCKSBURG.
The Rebel Gunboat Arkansas.
The Rebel Braves our Entire Fleet.

ATE FIGHT WITH THE cARoNpel
The national Republican., 1862-07-28

An AbscOnding Omcer-Libernl Reward
for Hrs Approximation.
WASHINGTON, July 2G.-The following has
Just been issued: /
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
The xsbsi. Approaching nag.rs,own

HARRIABuIo, Sept. 7.-Arrangeueuts arc
being made 70 forward 70 The entrance Of The
Cumberland Valley all tha troops now here
and othei regiments from New York and the
East detained here for hat purpose. II on
attempt should be made 10 invade Pennsyl
vanis, warm reception will await them.
Our citizens are organizing themselves into
companies, under the Governors proclamation
The employees Of the Pennsylvanis railroad
shops at this place, numbering over two hun
dred men, marched yesterday TO the Capitol
grounds for drill and companies and squsd'
are drilling to-day in all our streets and pub
lie places.
The Governor has messengers extending all
along the southern border Of the State.
The rebel pickets extend seven miles TO-
wards Hagerstown. The telegraph operator
there still remains, but says be cannot hold hiI
offlce much longer.
Accounts from Frederick, Maryland, say The
| rebels there possessed themselves of all shoes
clothihH &c. In the stores at Frederick, pay
ing for them.
The rebels say they arc going to Baltimore
Nearly all the Union men have left Frederick
Governor Curtin is doing ell in bis power
His hopes for the future, apart from the United
States troops, are based upon the prompt re
spouse Of our citizens when called upon. Com
panies are forming all over the State. Ovel
one thousand stand Of arms were sent to Adam
county to-day, and fifteen hundred were sen
| to Franklin county.
The national Republican., 1862-09-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
Pennsylvania in Arms
The Rebels Entering the State
in Force. -. =,
The People Preparing for q Wig.
-r-. OrOus Defence.

HARRnsuRo, September s.-Gsnsral Andrew
Porter arrived here this evening, for the pur-
pose, II 10 supposed, Of comforting With th'
Governor a. 10 the best means Of checking th,
enemy in bis threatened raid Into this State
Everything that looks to the attainment Of thil
most desirable object, and which Is possible
under the circumstances, 10 being done.
The rebels are said to be entering Pennsyl-
vania In force near Hanover, with the inten-
don no doubt, Of destroying the railroad.
The rumos Of sn sdvance upon Hagerstowz
appear 10 be unfounded, a. no rebels have q,
yet made their appearances In that vicinity. II
Is generally believed, however, they will
shortly advance upon that town.
Arms are being rapidly distributed through
out the counties On the southern border Of the
Stale.
Hanover Ia thriving town 10 York coun-
ty, Pa Il 10 l8 miles from York. IS from
Harrisburg, and ~ from Baltimore. A branch
railroad connects Hanover with York and
with Gsttysburg.l
HARRIsBuRo, Sept. s.-Major-Ge Pope
arrived here this afternoon, on bis wsy 10 the
Northwest.
The national Republican., 1862-09-09

growers sTHEArRE.-Aswes supposed II would
be, Growers theatre Is filed nightly with large
and delighted audiences. Even in the midst Of
the intense excitement Of the last week, the
people thronged to all parts Of the house to
witness the almost unexampled acting Of John
E. Owens and Miss Kate Denim.
Aside from these accomplished stars, Mr.
Grover has organized most excellent stocl
company, and we are glad to know that he /.
meeting large and liberal patronage.
This is the last week Of Mr.. Owens and Misi
DENNIS engagement, and let all those who
would have hearty laugh, and enjoy capita
entertainment, visit Growers theatre withOu
fail