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bic and well known pc4pl"
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November /.
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November.
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%fsusasa TEe~spr.1 t2HEpsl&f.
Leave dyes alone and use only me rea'le Reator.
! give, like FeinStreet's Inimtahie."
sod eYeryweere--.rcc jG3 and 81 per bottle
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i 81 q, f. "a &aGjGsG>eb~l ss3+s1l"
i NEW SINGING BOOK for Day schools, called The
- DAY SCIOOi. Bfi.l is nov ready 1t c"1t&iis
about 200 pages Of cuic. Rounds, Catches Dn'
cts Trios Quartets and Ghoruses, many Ct th"m writ
Ten expressly for this work hesdts ~ pages ot the Ell
of Music The elements 80 easy nd lr0sres
sve that ordinary teachers % find themselves entirely
Successful ~ in, rucng %Oung scholars to SlH cor
r. city and sco officially while ;hr tunes and words rm-
trace such ty Of Lively attractive and sou!StrFAG
usi and sentiments that trouble "i b" exp 1rieDced
In inducing ali beginners to on with zeal IN acquiring
si in Of the health Sying beauty improving
hn p i.Css yicGirE. and ordtr-producIns t"tfcseS
school life In simplicity Of s elements, IN variety ana
adaptation Of music ana In excellence ana hnm1er o t
songs. ri2na selected, ana adapted IT tcaims by much
to exc all competitors 1t will pe found to ee me tS
book ever ISSUED for :emiEarles, Acadtmcs, ana Pubc
Schools 4 few .nnpIe pages OF The Ei"ments, Tunes,
and songs given in circular send ana get one II
+ compiled by HORACE WATER%, Author of - sabbath
school h,lls,' Nos end q which have had the euor
nous sale OF $4,000 copies in 20 m3h'hs Price paper
cover 20 Slj per iu0, bound 70 cens 81 per
100 cloth bound embossed ail,, 40 cents, $50 per 100
20 copies furnished The 1915 pricr Mailed free a u"
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The national Republican., 1862-10-03
inrpe.'s Ferry ana Gen. mcCi.lian.

The statement going the rounds Of the press,
ingtou Tor Frederick, Gen. Mcclellan advised
the abandonment OF Harpers Ferry as an un
tensDle post, ia unfounded. While st Freds-
rick aud while Harper Ferry was about be
ing invested be did telegraph that it should be
evacuated, but that, as it was In Gen. Wool's
department, be felt "a scruple of delicacy !"
about doing 30. To this the answer was, that
be need feel no scruple; and that the place was
by this time actually In state Of siege, it only
remained for him to enable the garrison to
eyscuaie the place, by sending a sufficient col.
umn to cut their way through, and carry the
garrison out. Toward the accomplishment of
this. however, Gen. Mcclellan took no step
n T. Tines.
The national Republican., 1862-10-03
tiDSEI1kI. HiLnHs.
shall see

We are in the daily receipt ct communica-
lions on the snbIact of hospital sbusss. We
conli rot possibly find room for one halt tha
articles sent ns, unless We devoted our col
umns to this particular branch Of sbuses
Our correspondents must therefore excuse us
To publish many Of thesa communications
would do no good sud might : harm and be
sides, We do not have The power to correct
these things that go wTuug at the hospitals
The Government is here in Washington, and
ii there be hall the abuses which are brought
to our notice By these well-meaning CORES
pondents of ours. they eau reach he authorities
ss readily as we can, only lei them adopt some
mode which will hiring thu subject before The
proper tribunal, that eau Eloya effoctuslly in
the premises,
We cannot yield our columns to the discus
sion OF this Question as marked ont by these
writers; because, IN a nsJ1Tity of Instances,
their charges are so hdtfaite that their publ
cation would place those managers OF hospitals
who do their duty, in the same category with
the guilty; and, moreover, s.s cannot do this
because many oi these writer's may be mist ken
in much that they say, and he really honest
too; but IT'LL not understanding all The cir-
cumstauces they may como 10 erroneous iudg-
ments
We do not doubt that thera are many griev.
GUS abuses bat let these writer's gather mp their
facts, and present them to the proper authori-
ties for correction
An aimloss bow al somebody y-no5oiy
knows who-in a newspaper will do no good,
We do not shrink from ,loing our duty, as
journalist. to correct public abuses In hospi-
tails, or elsewhere but We shall % ou no aim
less Windmill fights
The national Republican., 1862-10-03
LATE FROM PENSACOLA.

PENSACOLA, September 20
THE EXPECTED ATTACK on NEW ORLEANS
News arrived here some time since OF an an
licipsted attack on the city Of New Orleans by
the rebels, and all the troops were ordered to
themselves in readiness to proceed to that
quarter, and among them the ZouAvss. The
poor fellows seemed overjoyed to think that at
last The Government was going 10 give them
something to do In the way OF fighting. They
LETT tor the Cfescent City In the steamer Ocean
Queen, and as the noble vessel passed the
various msn-of war lying in the harbor here,
they gave nine cheers for the gallant Yankee
tars. The guns OF Fort Picksns tbundered
forth final salute as the steamer passed safely
over the bar with iis cargo Of humanity.
NAVAL ITEMS.
TIE steam sloop of'wsr Iroquois has been
ordered to tee coast Of Texas, to protect our
intsrests 10 that quarter,
learn that there is at present at Vera Crea-
curry, coast of Mexico, great number of first.
class English frigates and steamers congregs-
ted for what purpose it is difficult to cosjec
ture,
SANITARY CONDITION oY THE STATION.
Persons who have friends in our war vessels
hers, need feel no anxiety concerning The
spread Of the yellow fever. It's continuance
with us was of short duration, and II has left Us
entirely now. Other epidemcs have also van.
ished Among the last victims Of the fever
was Lieut.. Coates, Q noble and efficient officer
attached to Admiral Farragut's ship, the Hart
ford. He has been sent home insane from the
effects Of the fever.
The national Republican., 1862-10-03
THE SITUATION,

At the present writing we hear Of battles
going on between our forces and the rebels
near Winchester, yesterday aud day before;
slso, persons told OF hearing heavy firing IN
that direction; but at this time We can get no
clue to any knowledge of battles fought or he.
ing fought, and we are inclined to the opinion
that nothing Of moment in the shape Of battles
has transpired.
Gen Lee forces are understood TO be msssed
between the Opequsn creek and the turnpike
running from the river opposite Wil.iamsport
and Winchester by the way of Martinsburg
This is said 10 he very advantageous position
for the enemy and it ia probable that be in
tends to give us battle here.
Up to this hour we see nothing more than TO
write down again "sll quiet on the Potomac D.
The Presidents visit day before yesterday to
the headquarters of our army near Sbarps-
burg, is food for conjecture hereabouts. 1t
doubtless has meaning, AID we may look Tor
important changes aud decided movements in
few days.
in the meantime let oil who love the loyal
cause keep heart The day Of darkness, we trust
oy the blesscg OF God, has passed, The morn
ing coneth.
Should we learn Of suY important move
ments, which is not unlikely, before We 50 to
press we shall chronicle them.
In another column will bs found the Ai-
dress Of the Governors to the President Of the
United States. It 10 a truly patriotic document
aud highly valuable to the loyal cause At this
jupcture in our national affairs
We need, iu this connection, give no syuor-
sis Of its co5tcnts ss T. will he read b. all who
love Union and freedom With un1lloysd rless,
u7e.
1t is highly respectful, 70 the Chiet Mssis.
trats in terms, aud fdllT endorses the emsn.
cipstion proclamation, and breathss through
cut an earnest spirit snd determined pur-
pose on the Part Of these governors to do all
IN their power to crush out this wicked rebel,
lion
What now will such sheets ss the New York
Htruld Express journal Of Commerce, World
end certain other nswkish lournls, nearer
Washington, say OF this important paper We
shall see
The national Republican., 1862-10-03
3 IL Ws TIE ms.

Prentice, OF the Louisville Jo,Tnd', denies
that any body from Kentucky was authorized
to represent that State at the late meeting Of
the Governors at Altoona We should Judge
this to be true, il Prentice is a fair repre-
sentative Of tbst State himself
Col, " Rsaslof, Minister from Denmark
to the United States, has been appointed by biz
Government to negotiate treaty Of commerce
with the Chinese Empire. He left Washington
on Wednesday, .n route for his own country,
aud proceeds thence to China
The Star ol last evening nss tie following :
The draft in Mass sachusetts has been again
postponed ill October Is. Oh of course"
The people OF the old Bay State have done
| nobiy 10 sending large numbers OF brave men
and good soldiers Is the War, But then, her
people do not believe 10 the principles advc-
| Gated by the Star; hence the snesr
Hon Richard FfanchOt has TeesGed the
cOlOn-lcy Of the One Hundred and Twenty.
frat iIew York regiment, He accepted the
position only temporarily A captain Of the
regular army has been placed 10 command Of
parties considering the military experience Ct
his successor.
Mason Brsyman Of illinois, has been sp-
pointed 6r'gadier general Of volunteers.
The deep enmity lnsnifastsd towards the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad by the rebels
demonstrates its value to the Government
NOToRIuUs REBELS IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
Ole al The most notorious secessionists OF Key
West, Fl"I ida, aud sgner Of tho ordinance OF
saccssion OF that State, Laa recently been In
Washington, enjoying all the rights and prigi-
leges Of loyal citizen. Another of the same
sort, and from the same place, q son In law Of
q high Government official, has aAso been here,
and has pass from the authorities to travel
when and where hs pleases 10 Government
convsyauces.-N, Y, Herald.
There has been a convention at Houston.
Texas, Of Southern Governors, which was at.
tended by Claiborne F. Jackson, of Missouri !;
Henry NJ. Rector, af Arkansas Thomas o.
Moore, OF Louisiana, and Frank R. Lubbock,
oi Texas. An address was adopted to the
people Of these several States, asking concert
of action.
The rebels blame John c. Breckenridge for
their defeat ct Lux a, and say that be did not
reinforce Price, as be was ordered.
There is only one regiment Third Infantry
from the State Of Louisiana in the Western
rebel Amy.
The national Republican., 1862-10-03

growers THEATRE This we'll known place
OF popular amusement was again crowded last
evening TO witness the play OF The Colleen
Bawn," This play bas been well put upon tie
stage, and reflects great credit upon Manager
Grover, for bic uu'iring efforts to please bic
patrons. The characters we're well sustained
throughout The MyleH Ma Coppaleen Of Mr
Florence wGs We think. the hest we ever saw
ss was also the Hardres7 Cregan of Mr Barron
The Fly q Conner Il biss Climber the Danny
Mann OF Mr.. Rogers, aud Miss Dsniu "a Ann
Chute, were very finely rendered aud Mrs
Germou, as Shelah, and the Kyrle DAILY Ct
Mr.. Maeder, were we'll portrayed The rest of
the characters we're sustained with credit. We
would like to notice still further some of The
characters but time and space will not pc, nit
Suffice it to say everything passed oT sa,isfsc.
torily.
The national Republican., 1862-10-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTRlss MONROE, Oct. 1.-The steamer
Spauldiug left here this forenoon for New
York, having In tow the hospital ship St. Marks,
with about four hundred patients from the
hospitals lu this vicinity.
The Arg OF truce boat left for Aiken's Land
Ing to day 10 bring down large number Of
Union prisoners.
Some Of the buildings In the roar OF the lily
geia Hotel arc being removed. IT, is 10 BE-
hoped tho Government will tee the Necessity
Of The main building of the hotel remaining
BY the removal OF this house every civilian
whatever hs bnjness may be OF this place, q.
well as many OF the army officers stationed
hers, will either be turned out Of doors or de
prived Of necessary comforts, which the fort
does not aud cannot furnish.
A Spanish frigate came up the roads thil
afternoon and anchored above the fort. She
has not yet communicated with the shore, &c
her name is as yet unknown.
The national Republican., 1862-10-03

Gsfr The Hew York Herald estimates the
entire fighting population Of the rebels, that
could be spared, at $4,000, reckoning one in
seven Of the population. We estimated the
numbers in the field Il. ASS 900, and tho nun
bers lost By sickness ana the battle. field as
100000 more, making total raised OF about
5i5 900, which would leave a reserve Of 33l =.
900, from which deduction Of 100000 ought
to he made for various causr- leaving only
23l 000 t. fill up the broken ranks Of the rebel
army I'D 10 Constitute a reserve
The national Republican., 1862-10-03
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all tchom Il may Concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
10 me that AMEpEE sAuvAN has been ap-
pointed Vice Consul Of France, al Balti-
more, I do hereby recognize him as such,
aud declare him free to exercise aud enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges. as are 81
lowed 10 the Vice Oonsuls OF The most favored
nations, In the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these Let.
tsrs TO be made patent, and the seal Of
the United States 10 be hereunto afflIed.
Given under my hand, ct the city oil
H.. 81 Washington, the eth day Of September,
A. D. 1862, and Of the independence Of
the United States Of America the eighty
seventh.
ARRAH.M LRooLy.
By the President:
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.