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The national Republican., 1862-10-31
THE WAR IN the SOUTHWEST.

sAVaSSSsys -
LouisvrLlr, Oct. 20 Gen. Buell. has issued
an order directing that oil captured recruits
for the rebel army be- sent to Vicksbure d
prisoners Of var, and there. parolsd OF ,exl
chshged; Also, that all persops who, have ,ac.
lively abettsd the invasion Of Kentucky within
the last three months, be forbidden to return
to Kentucky, Gen, Boyle Is charged With the
execution Of this srder.
Gen. Rosecrans 10 expected here TO night.
Josiah Jackson, proprietor Of the Estie
County Iron Works, refugee from that county,
died at tho Gait House 70 day. IrEGIT''
. John Aorgan's forces are reported TO have
left Kentucky, via Elkton and Gallatin, at
Cumberland Ford. ,i,I.' ~
The rebels recently hung Capt. Kins, Of
Lincoln county, Kentucky, formerly Of the
Third Kentucky reeiment) his two sons, who
were mere youths, and twelve other UnIonists.
Passengers BY the stage from Nashville re-
port being riasd BY the rebel plckets Of the
Ohio.
10 arrive here.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
FROM THE FRONT.
sKrRMIsH AT THoRoUaHFARE GAP.
GREAT NUMBERS OF REBEL sTRGGLERs
IN THAT NEIGHBORHoOD.
Retreat OF 0sn. walker with 1000 men
and Twelve pieces Of Arsi,,sry from
UppsrvIlie.
OUR CAVALRY AT ALDlE AND UPPER.
49, - WILLIE

A dispatch received hero last nieht from
Gen SIgel, states that no sisns Of tho enemy
were to be seen al Dumfties, Stafford Springs,
Brenisville, or Bristow Station. Persons resid.
Ing h the neIghborhood of the latter place,
however, expected the arrival there today Of
train from WsSrenton Junction. "a. q % (
There Is rebel picket, 60 men strong, at
Buckland Mills, with ssutinsls three miles and
half south Of Gainesville. 80 ". '.... .
A regiment Of rebsl cavalry made their sr.
pesrauce at New Baltimore on Wednesday.
A cavalry reconnaissance to Thoroue hlare
Gap report that great many strasglers from
the rebel army are In that neishborhood. b !
The rsconneiterlns partytfouud rebel
picket st the gap, which thsy drove through,
when . skirnsh ensusd, but Auding the enemy
too strong on the other side Of the gap, our
force rssred. no H-
Anoshsr dispsaeh, received later last even.
ing, ;saasss that Information has been received
from two coutrsbands, who left Upperville on
Wednesday ct 8 p. n, that the rebels, II, 900
strong, with twelve pieces Of artillery, under
command Of Gen. Walker, were at Uppervills
on Tuesday, ts g. m. The negroes say that
Walker, who wss fearful that the Union forces
we're marching upon him IN too strong force,
had svacustsd the place and fallen back Ou,
cavalry had advanced as far as Uppervills
without meeting the enemy In any large force.
General Bsyards cavalry were at Aldie on
yesterday morning.
Gen. Sigsl's lines extend 90 fer as Pleasant
Valley.
There has been no rebel patrol seen at
Brentsville since Sunday.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
LATass - ON rnn nEB.L ARmV y

Posisisn Of Hiil's snd JaSkson's Forces.
HARrER's FERRY. Oct. 29.-The movements
Of tbe enemy ere very mysterious, and the re.
ports ooncefnieg them conflicting. 81
A cehtrnband servant OF . rebel artillery
ofacer escaped Yesterday morning from Charles.
town, and says that Rills and Jsohsou's whole
iorce have moved from Bunker Hill 10 Charles.
town, occupying the whole Of the village ard
a mile this aide Of II. Gen. A. r. Hill has 90 !
cupied the declivity half mile beyond the VII.
lage, on the Winchester road, with smother large
force. Two regiments Of Stuart's cavalry are
this side Of Charlestown,, The remaining force
Is on the oher side, between Charlsstowp and
Mrs. Flemings farm, three miles Of
The beating Of their drums is heard distinct.
ly at Halltown by our pickets Dessrters con.
tlnue 10 come 10. "A member Of the 8. Cl
Artillery gave himself up 70 member of the
Seventy eighth Pennsylvania regiment, while
1t was ON picket duty, day before yesterday.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

NAVAL ORpERs.-Lleutenant Commanding
Rhind and Lieut. Wm. Forrest have been or
dered to the steamer Keokuk.
Lieutenant Commanding Hopkins has been
ordered to the Wissshickon.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant VIM Flye has
been ordered to the command Of the steamer
Louisiana
Acting Assistant Surgeon T. W. Meckley hes
been ordered /, tie iron plated steamer Moni'
tor.
Lieutenant Commanding Greene has bee n
ordered to the Saugsmon.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

REVENUE STANPs.-The Impression has gone
abroad that the law, with reference to the ln-
terpsl Revenue Stamps, will not be enforced
until the first Of January. This is mistake.
All penalties'fyr non use Of these stamps are
now in force, and they will bs rigidly enforced
as fast as the various stamps are issued.
The office is now ready with the stamps for
telegrapbic messages, aud the penalties for their
nou use will be prosecuted after few days.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
Connunisaisd.
small Feet.

Ths small fooa clause Of Or. Below spsseh
10 sn insult 10 The laAiss sad ssaslsnsn q ths
North, and evidsntly founded upon bis limited
observation Of some Of the geniility Of the
South visiting Northern colleges and hotels,
perhaps. II lie not extravagant to say that you
may pick out from the higher cllsses Of society
in New York, Philadelphia apd Boston, more
small feet than in all the South put together.
Pride Of appearance and Incidence and luIu.
rious, or even seisntary abits will, In time,
produce email feet anywhere, East, West, North
or South. The ailusion, especially at this time,
was odious, dipparaging and shallow
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
AnAppsai from Governor Vance

An Appeal from Governor Vance.
The telegraph has heretofore referred to an
appeal Of Governor Vance, Of North Carolina,
in favor of the Confederate army. The appeal
closes as follows:
"The articles most reeded, and which the
State fnds II most difficult to supply, are shoes,
socks and blankets, though drawers, shirts and
pants would be gladly received. II every far.
mer who has hides tanning would agree to
spare one pair Of shoes, and II every mother In
North Csrolins would knit one strong pair Of
either thick cotton or woollen cocks for the
army, they would be sbundsntly supplied. A
great lot Of blankets alec might yet be spared
from private use, and thousands could be made
from the carpets upon the foors. With good,
warm houses and cotton bed-clothing We can
| certainly get through the winter much better
than the soldiers can with all the blankets We
eau give them.
And now, my countrymen and women, II
you have anything to spare for the soldier, In
his name, l appeal to you for It Do not let
enor nous price spurh him from your door
and say to him that our brave defenders have
need for 1t, and shall have II without pass
ing through hi. greedy fingers. Do moi
place yourselves among the extortioner,
they ARE the vilest and most coward
lyof all our country's enemies; and when thii
war is ended, and people come TO view the mat
ter In its proper light, you will fiud that the
most detested tories are more respected thar
they. When they tempt you with higher price,
than the State offers, just you think for mo
ment 0. the soldier, and what he Is doing fol
you. Remember WHEN you sit down by thu
bright and glowing DIRE, that the soldier h sit
ting upon the cold earth; that In the wind which
10 whistling 90 fearfully over your roof only
making you feel the more comfortable becaus,
1t harms you not, be 10 sbivsring In darkness
on the dangerous outpost, or shudderine
through the dreary hours Of bis watch. Re-
lmember that when you come forth 10 the morn
ing well fed aud warmly clad, leading, you
families towards the spot where the blessed
music Of the Sabbath bells tells you Of tn
peaceful worship Of the God of Peace, the sol
der is going forth at the same moment, per,
haps, half fed, after night Of shivering ant
suffering to where the roar of artillery an,
shout Of battle announce that he 10 to die tha
your peace and safety may he preserved. Oh
remember these things, generous and patriot
people Of North Carolina, and give freely Q
your perishsbls goods 10 thoss who ere givin
all that mortal msu can give for your ssfss
and your rights. 0 q B. VANCE.
RALEIGH, Oct. 10, 1862. "'
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
An IMPORTANT RAILROAD MOVE.
MEHT.

ff The Mayor, the Presidents Of Councils, and
committee of the members Of the Aldermen
and Common Council had an interview with
the President on Wednesday morning, to urge
the immediate construction Of railroad from
the Point Of Rocks to this city, and thence, In
straight line, to the deep water Of the Chess.
peake. They assert that the road to the Point
Of Rocks, II it had been made, would have
made the drst battle Of Bull Run victory to
US; that the massacre Of Balls Bluff could not
have occurred; that Banks would not have re-
treated down the Valley; that the heavy loss
Of stores and munitions at Aartinsburg would
have been prevented thsk the invasion of Ma
r3lapd, the surrender Of Harper's Ferry, and
the raid into Pennsylvania, could no. have ta,-
ken place, because efficient force could have
bsen transported oyei the road, either way 10
ont and half hours, to have afforded ell re-
quisits aid. They shor i, by carefully pre-
pared statistics, that the transportation Of the
Governnent for supplies Of the army, and fol
its reintorcemen1, "a costing an sIcess at about
the rate Of three millions Of dollars per ap-
mum over what it would cost II these road
were made, and ,ha. the almost entire use q
the railroad to Washington, by the Govern
ment, prevents tho atty supplies reaching here
to such an extent that the cost Of living il
nearly doubled; that this excess OF cost is a
about tblrty'six thousand dollars per day, OIL
over fourteen millions Of dollars annually.
The committee say that, in addition to thli
enormous .urden, ley have slso to pay theil
proportion OF wastage Of the three millions
and urge that Government should either aban
don the railroad to the uses Of the people, q
aid In the construction Of these new roads
The President replied, that Cong rs bat
deprived hin Of the right to make rosds tha,
had the road from Kentucky into East Ten
neSsse been permitted, the war in tas Wss
would have been ended. BE stated that ,thes
two roads ought to be made, and tbsthe woult
recommend them to Congress that, If be ha'
the power, they should be constructed imme
distsly, as be we'll knew The ndispensabI,
necessity for them.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
A Church scsas In New Orleans.

AChuroh scsns In New Orleans.
The New Orleans correspondent Of the New
York Express thus describes the closing Of St.
Psul's church in that city by order OF General
Butler:
There was little scene st st. Psul's church
last SunCs sy morning which has excited some
week day conversation, and may reach you In
some shape or another. So l will describe Il
to you exactly as 1t occurred. r't.
The clergy have been warned against that
mutilstion Of the regular ser vices Of the church,
upon which the Episcopal clergy had agreed
.nong themselves as an sIpedient for evadiug
the use OF it's prayer 'or the President of the
United States and all In civil authority II
consisted in the sntire omission, every Sun.
day, Of the whole order for morning prayers, In
the course Of which the prayer occurs, and in
commencing lis services with thu Litany.
REV. DR.. Goodrich, the rector OF St. Peul's,
bad thus proceeded last Sunday, aud had just
gwen ont the psalm, ('Intr0it, before entering
the chancel to say che spta communion service
when Assistant Adirtant General Strong, Of
General Buffers staf, approached the minis.
| trapt, and asked him If he had omitted or de.
| sighed altogether 10 omit the use OF the prayer
for the President Of the United Ststes. Being
answered In The Affirmative, The officer turned
to the congregation and announced that the
church would be cloeed to the ministrations OIL
The rector hereafter, by order Of Gen. Butler
and then, after scene Of some excitement, In
which the ladies seemed To be most deeply
concerned, the house was shut.
at is rumored that DR.. Goodrich, who Is q
Connecticut man by birth: but = most out
spoken secessionist and repudistor of his inevI
table Yankee blood, has been granted un
asked permission 10 leave town, ~ inimical tt
the Government de tdco et de jxre here, and thu
papers announce that services will be per-
formed next Sunday at St. Panl's according Il
the ritual Of the Protestant Episcopal Ohurct
| OF the United States Of America
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
Kecaptare Of Cattle Taken by the En-

Hecaptare Of Cattle Taken by the En-
emy.
The following has been received at the head.
quarters of the army:
CUMBERLAND, ND, Oct. 29.--Brig. Gen. Il. B.
Marcy Chig Of Sof: ordered Lieut.. Col
Quick, Of the Twenty third illinois, TO take the
kinggold cavalry and two guns Of Rourk's
battery, and pursue the party that took The
cattle 10 Hardy county, He left New Creek
last night at dark, and by a rapid march all
morning., attacked him, and recaptured one
hundred and seventy head Of cattle, and took
aiyteen prisoners and twenty horses.
B. F. KELLY,
Brig General.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 29.-The Baltimore
steamer Georgeans, Captain Pierson, arrived
at Fortress Monroe about 8 O'Clock thIs morn
Ing. The captain reports that about O'Clock
this morning he saw the lightof burning shin
about twenty Eve miles distant At4 o'clock
he sent q boat 10 the wreck, but her name
could not be afcertained. The mizzsn mas
fell just before the boat reached the ship.
She was at anchor, and her two quarter boats
were observed on deck bottom up. No one vas
on board, and no one In hsilipg distance. This
fact, and the ship being at anchor. induces the
opinion that the vessel had been fred and de-
serted. . .g.-.l r....'. Z. 80
The dag Of truce boat started for Aiksn's
Landing to-day at noon.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

~ Great PsnAsylvanla houts.--The
quickest and safest route to the NoFtAWss. and
Southwest: Two through trains daily, aaA one ui
Sunday. Boldisrs' tickets at aOvernment raies te
all the principal points IN the North and Wssl. Eo,
tokes and mrther information apply Ut the viase OF
the Great PenDsylyania Route, !" nortleAsi coma,
donal Hotel OlLos open iron s a. ~ v . T. M
= = ". o. KORTON,
aug Sly Agent
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
CHEWING MACHJN ES.

WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING
MACHINES which took the highest pre- MUM over
all comp petitor, at the late Worlds Fair, London
he cen nj ths agency No ia Peunsv Ivanis avsn".
In improved tyies, AID every varie y OF finish.
AS men in every branch OF the industrial Evsi
and cheaper their operations. why should women be
slill conhned 10 the d,uc gerry OF hand sewing now
that the inimitabie Wheeltrk Wilson Machines Of
fer IN exemption 20 complete, and In It's stead an
smusement 80 positively fascinating "Woman's
Iishis, and mare humanity are like Involved in,he
Question. DOT 8l-8t
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

REBELS RrrREAT1No TO GoRDossvILtE.-Ths
opinion last evening in army circles, was that
the main body Of the rebels are in full re-
treat towards Gordonsville. The presence at
Thorcughfsrs Gap Of large numbers of rebel
stragglers seems to confirm this opinion.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

a5- Batcheior's Hair Dye The Hest in
the Worid.-WiQiAm A. Bachelors celebrated
from naule warranted not to injufs the Har in the
least remedies the III eects Of bad dyes and iuvlg
crates the Hair Tor life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY
leaving III. hair tot and beautiful Sold By sll
Druggists, sc. -,F -
= ~ The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A
BATCHELOR, oa nefn sides ofelch btr! { -. :
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (Lsie 28a Broad
way and 10 Bond) New York. my 22.ly
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

ArUnion soldlsxs' Rslief Associ ation. -
NEE tins Of this association will 6s held on FkI
DAY EVENING, Ost. u, at Tsmpersnos Hall, Z
street, at 7K O'Clock 4 iull sttsn danos II dssired
as business Of importance will be considered.
Per order: JOHN A. FOWLE,
oct SOFT ~ 'sE' q tSecretafy.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
Further Successes over the Il sbsIs In Al.
kansas. t

Farther Successes over the Il sbeIs In Az
kansas.
Sr. LOUIS, No., Oct. 29.-ksjor General Il.
W. Halieck, Gsneral-in.chlef: The army Of the
frontier 10 again. suocessful. Gen. 6choAeld
dispatches from Fsyettsvills, Ark. thai On ~
terday, ss dsylight. Gen Heron. with ths First
lows csvalry add Seventh No. cavalry, attacked
. rebel camp. four miles sast Of thss place
oar force about 1000 strong, rebel force 5000.
oonaAnded BY Col. Cravsns. Aflsr . ahafp
engagement Of an hour, the enemy was COM
pleteIy routed, leaving all bis camp equipsge
and few wagons. Loss OF the enemy, eight
dead ON the field. Our loss, fee wounded
eral miles into the Boston Mountains.
r.. s. R CuRrIs, Maj. Gen.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

WASHINGTON THEArRE.-Mr. Nixon opens the
Washington Theatre on Saturday evening. He
has fine company of actors, as We nnder.tsnd
The celebrated Isabs! Cubas and full ballet
troupe will appear. The performance will be
attractive.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

oUE FIRST PAGE.--Thers will be found on
the drt page Of to-day's paper an account Of
the destruction which the "29o" has made Of
our vessels, and the usual miscellaneous mat
ter.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

Gen. Hosscrsns snd Gen. Buell..
LOUISVILLE, Dot. 30.-Gen. Rosecrans and
staff have arrived here, to take charge Of Gen.
Busll's department. Gen. Buell goes to An
napolis, Md.
fos his command. -n. a.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
From HAVANA

NEW YoRK. Got. 29.-The steamer Eagle ar
rived at midnight from Havana on the 26th
instant. ''"i ''''
The gunboat Santiago arrived al Havana on
the 26,h instant ..a,' r1l.
The gunboats Senoma and Tioga had sailed
on cruise.
Advces from Venezuela 10 the 9th instant
state that the insurrection at Maricaibo con-
tinued, aud all the ports had been closed for
sky days. .,..
The b. alth Of Havana was good.
Captain Adams, Of the steamer Eagle, gave
q dinner Oh board bis vessel, at which Union
sentiments we're given and responded TO-
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

Capture OF the British steamer Wa
chuta o..
New YoRK, Oct. 3O.-The British steamer
Wschu.s has been captured by the United
States gunoost Memphis, and taken into Port
Royal. She had thrown overheard most Of hsr
cargo before being captured.
The Wachuta Is an iron vessel. She was
captured off the coast of North Carolina after
days chase, during which her machinery was
strained so that she could not make steam. 1t
is believed that her cargo consisted Of arms
and ammunition.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

Mrs. Lincoln, accompanied by General Scolt,
visited the Brooklyn navy yard to-day, and
was received on board the North Carolina by
Captain Mead with all the honors.-N. Y. Eue,
Post, Xiii. .
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
New London to be . aNaval VIA
tiOn. \

PBnADEIPHIA, Oct. 29.-The New London
commissioner appointed by the Secretary of
the Navy, has made . repor, 10 favor Of New
London as q naval STATEN.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
CALL AND WHITES u GOODs.
Military and Civilian.

WALL, sTEPHENs,S CO., are now opsni5g
heir F5ll and Winter Goods, emoTsGing fns Dress
selected Stock of dne heavy Oysrooais. We have
also complete assortment Of Business Suits made
In the most durable manner O1hoers will and our
Military Goods desirous TO their wants Hssyy
Woollsn Blsnkets for camp use at reasonable prioes
WALL, STEPHENS, d CO.,
322 Penusylvsnia avenue, bstweeu
% N-du Ninth and Tenth strssts.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
Kaute of prics,s pickcis.

CHICAGO, Oct. pa special dispatch to the
Tines from jackson, Teno., on the 2Stb, ssys:
The SecoDd Illinois cavalry drove Prices
pickeis from Grand junction yesterday, apd
now bold the place.
The troops at this point, and at Bolivar, are
under marching orders for two days, but will
probably not move at present.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
Rev. mr.. nay pi,ch.rx.d from Arrsst.

hev. mr. nay Discharged from Arrosts
HARRISBURG, Oct 29.-Rev. q. A. Hay, whose
arrest by Gen. Wool was noticed in to-dsy's
papers, bad heaging In Baltimore before that
officer, and was discharged. He returned home
last evening The circumstances OF this arrest
are peculiar, and will be made the subject ot an
Investigation.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

~ The various soldiers relief associations.
will notice, among our special advertisements,
that they are requested TO meet this evening
at Temperance Hall, on e street.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

aVAtts.tioni AtssnsisnI lAttsntion tti
Sixteenth regiment Virgins (kirst Eastern Vs J
"a. tn The only fsgi.ent 81 nov ysEssg Sc,~y and ds
tafy Of War, for dsty In the Vicinity Of AIex sndfis
and the forts aoouts W Washlbgton, b. O. 7 Ig.F :
a. Recruiting othos, Third strest ID door below p
avenue A, C. WIDDlCOMBE,
> Captain
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
eEoneH Il. wEsTOs. EDITor ,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1862.

NOTICE TO ADvERTISERS.-Al transient
sdvsrtsements must be paid for In advance,
and should be handed in before O'Clock, p. M,
TO ensure their appearance on the following
mcYutur,
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

:. .ss wsAhiaGssA seisnsiac Assosistion,
The afet fll esHng Of this AAaoe aton will bc held
On TTEsDAY EVENING, November Sth, Al 7, m.
persuoe Hall, on street.. a " eeloch. A full at
sons dtsfoas Of aiitiss With this Association are
JOIN A. FOwLE,
oc 8i-N Secretary Executive COMMITTEES.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

nh. kEAsBEY ha, returned 10 this city, and
- Will resume his practice Once, 457 Ninth o..
west, bstwssn and streets north, near the Patent
Ofacs. Get G1-ol*
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

Professor NIaury Gone 10 BcI muda In .
n nebel steamer.
New YoRK, Oct 30-Advicss from Bermuda
state that the rebel steamer Herald bad arrived
there from Charleston with GOO bales Of cotton,
and Professor Maury as q passenger. ,.....
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

~ Special Sotics.-Or and after Tuesday
April l., 1861, the trains thu baluaors and Ohli
Railroad will commence ruuLlns daily, (SundAU
connecting ct Washington Jan6tion with Nal
Era.n for all parts Of tbs Wsss - WheeliAg o.
fasasrsesrS Throush tsls,s - ~ tsGSsss
,,,-a,, = 4 ssls:s slE:ei.1Rl:ie,,t's e.Hl.e., = 1ea,k
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
S.-T.-1 8 6 Ok.
DRAxE,s PLANTAfrOH BIfrHRs.

Thsy purify, stfeigthen, and inviGoeste.
, They create q healthy appetite
They are an antidots to change Of water and diet
They overcome effeots Of dissipation and late hours
Aey stfengthsn the systen and onliveu the mind
Ii3y prevent mfAsmatio and Intermittent fevers.
Thy purity the breath and aoidity Of the stomach
mhey cuie Dyepepssa and Constipation.
Lhey Nprs DiarrhGa, Cholara, and Cholera Nor
.,sa They car Liver Complaint and Nervous Assa
They are tie best Bitter IN the world. They make
the weak man Nstronk, and are exhausted nature',
&reas restorerA 1hsi are made Of pure b. Croix
Rsm, the eeiebteed Callsaya BsIk, roots and herbs
end are taken witAths pleasure of bet with
Sus rsss 70 .s o. s:y r:ss'Asy
sti%1ians. Sold Sysk Srscss. Sns TIussSss Aos.i:
and saloons r. P.H.DRAKKG Il CO., % 1r6sdWsy'
New York. So u. lNeis7, 'ps'ss s6-sn
= ~ CARD.-wAsnssres, Ossaas. 1ses "A
eiors, 20 highly coumendable, have been sad ars
being made, in various ways tsr he relief Of thcss
VINO INQUIRE aid on accounei 81 the iAte Of war thl
undersigned would invite Prok Anes and pupils Il
give us one of his inovcl Memory Exhibitions, u
soon "a his convenience will permit, for the bench
Of the District volunteers.
Rev Byron Sunderland, Richard WallAoA,
Rev. q W. Samson, D r. Holloway,
Rsv Jno. = Emneer, ~ J. II. Barrett,
G. BusisPg 5lJ : a. J. n. Edmonds,
- Manuel tssnlvss, lr WnA z. Doll, =
WI. BeFayeT, i.a Chas. Masou,l
o @. Wight, r. J. Aikinsou,
VIM Bsliantyne, 20 g., J. G, Underwood,
JnesH Johns61, 'ta J. y. Hartley,
~ D.9urey, o. 4. y. Smith,
Frank Taylor, Elishs whi'tlstsy,
Dsaisl AfoLeod, -Oafey H. Fry.
oot sl-2tsi q = t.,' 81 Don sn.a
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

RE p AI2 ING.
A. manufaoturs Trunks sxtsnsivsly, and nsoss-
sarily havs eli kinds Of Trunk Material, ain better
prspassd 10 rspair Trunks, 80, thoroughly aud
promptly than say other sstablshmsnt In the oity.
oct lt-smi JAMES g. ToPHAh