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The national Republican., 1862-10-14
Who NkirbYu smith L..

Kirby Smith is the we'll known leader Of the
rebel hordes who lately gathered together
for the attack upon Cincinnati, and now brow
sing around in Kentucky The cousin Of this
General gives the following account Of him to
the New Haven Daily Cburier, from which we
Connecticut Yankee;
He IL the sou Of the late Joseph L. Smith,
formerly a lawyer, residing IN LtchAeid, in this
State (Coun) He q, l. Smilh) was appointed
Major in the L. S. army in the early part OF
the war Of 1872 was aiterward promoted TO
Colonel. and served during the war oil the
Canada frontier. Alter he war be was appoint.
ed U. y. Judge Tor the District OF Florida, and
removed with his family TO St. Augustine, where
he died abnut twenty years since. He bad two
| sons ; the ED, 1t, Ephrsitn KIRBY, always known
as Kirby Smith," graduated AT West Point
was u oapt"iu IN the regular army at the time
OF the Mex can war, and WAS killed while
brayely GghtiOg for ths dAg which his brotheI
had deserted ut Molno del Rey, during The
sLorming Of the city CT Mexico by Genera
Scott
The other son, Edmund Krby, was born In
st. Augustine, and is now 80 years Of age; grad
uated ut West Point about tie commencement
of ,bs war with Mexico and distinguished him
self by his bravery AZ the battles OF PalO Aic
and Resaca de la Palma. He continued in tht
army until the breaking ont OF this rebellion
when, blinded and deluded by the abominabI'
dUc rines Of Stale rights and State sovereignty
be resigned bis comm ssion as Major, and tool
up arms sgails. his Government. Rebel, as b.
is, II is but justics to say that bis private char
aoter IL above reprOacb, as q gentleman AMI
Christian. He is Il member Of the Episoopa
Church aGd lew years since entertained seri
GUS thoughts ol giving up his profession, an
studying tor tne ministry.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

A sLTour MrsrAkE.-The Snr says that, OF
last Tuesday, at single swoop, no less thar
three thousand deserters, strsgglers, &C., who
lad been collected In the convalescent camp
uenr Alexandria, were sent to their respective
camps' We are inf,rmsd, by one who knows
that there Is no other foundation for this state
ment than the fact that, on the day named
aSout thlrty-ave hundred new recruits were
ordered from Alexandria to their respective
regiments. There were a few convalescent,
sent OF with these recruits. There are deserter.
and stragslsrs from our army, as from all ar
mice, butno such decentralization a. the Sta'
describes, aud makes the basis Of uufounded
attacks upon the legislation Of Republican
Congress.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
Secretary Smith AZ lndi M apoiis.-uope.
ful Views.
Special Dispatch to the Cinclnua Gazette.

Special Dispatch to the Cinclnua Gazette.
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. lO-Hon. c. B. Smith,
Secretary Of the Interior, addressed bis fellow
oitizsns this evening, at the Masonic Hall, upon
the condition Cf public affairs. He spoke hope
fully OF the future; thought we were much
nearer the end Of the war than majority Of
the people imagined. He knew that we had
suffered reverses and disasters, all Of which
were very discouraging and bumiliAtIng to
loyal men; but even Buell. had accomplished
something, and he now felt convinced that our
generals we're learning, and that we would
soon have the Mississippi clesr, have possession
Of Vicksburg and Jackson, and probably by
the first OF December would have siX more
iron.clad gupboats, superior to the Monitor
ready. Two Of them could pass Forts Sumter
and koui,rie and destroy Charleston, on whose
ruins he would erect monument, upon which
be would writs the history OF the REBELLION, and
| allow 1t to stand Us a terror to traitors for all
| coming time.
He exhorted all 10 stand by the Govern
ment. All must suffer for the public good, and
when the fig OF ths Union shall oncs more
float over all parts OF our court try, We would
stand forth the greatest. happisst and might
est people on the face Of the globe.
He did not shut his eyes to the fact thai
some Of our people we're crying out for peace
In the name Of God, upon what terms do they
want II? He for one knew no such word a
compromise and would listen to none. Nothing
but an unconditional surrender and the pm.
lshment OF traitors would meet with the ap
probation Of the people
The Government holds the power to suppress
the rebellion, and II will be done! The Soutl
have no more men to force into the army. l
h their last great struggle and they are losipl
them by thousands upon the field and by sick
ness, The question of free government wal
now On trial and must be settled.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

RLBgL CoNsCRlPTIoN IN VIRGINIA A Union
refugee, Just returned here from s,ralthy
visit to hts iarm in Stafford county, VlIg MA
about five miles from the Aqua Creek landing
reports that the rebel conscription in that quar-
Ter is very thorough. Old men are taken, aud
boys Of fourteen, II tolerabiy well growo
uni.n men are seized snd sent down to the
military prisons at Richmond.
He says that the Iebels are repairing The
railroad between Frederic ksburg and Rich
mond, and are sending down to the latter place
all the provisions and forage which they car
collect from friend or foe. Almost every hing
from his own farm was recently carried eff by
tbem, Their design Is understood g., be the
collection Of large stores Ut Richmond, fol
their armies to fall back upon.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
.rs- A genuine Union man from Texas, wh

lS- A genuine Union man from Texas, who
has proved his patriotism on the battlefield
sends US the following note:
PLEASE ak the 'S.ar The name Of the author
Of the Texas letter. He wns while In Texas
q secessionist, and to day the Provost Marshal
ought TO have his name."
Our correspondent speaks, doubtless, from
personal knowledge, but the public had nc
difficulty in concluding that man, who advised
against using force TO put down rebellion In
Texas, was either u secessionist, or was playing
into the hands Of secession. ''.
We had when tae rebellion broke out, 9 set
Of men who affected 10 be for the Union, but
opposed 10 coe,cion, or in other words, very
much in favor Of the Union, but willing TO see
4. destroyed without resistance. This Texas
e Union man OF the S,ar 10 Of the same po
ltical species. a'
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
The SECRETARY OF WAR,--A Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Clipper, Gays:

Secretary Stanton, despite the clamors and
is!9ehoodS set nfoat by the army Of contrac
tors, public plunderers, and shirkng shoulder
straps, Ia one OF tie bsst, most active and ener.
eslic M n that bas ever conducted the Departs
'neni. He dispatches more important business
in an bour than other men can do in day. II
be is bru.qne, he is honest and impartial. The
same charges Of bearisbBets " used 10 b.,
Drought agaius. the late statesman, Wm. L
Marcy; bul beneath his rough exterior, there
was large heart and volume of brain. He
was not often caught 10 the tolls and snsres OF
men, no more is Edwin NJ Stanton. All men
are not honest who seem to be So Co.,
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
vs sAs Puhnns.
purAsrxrrr q saa I,lsun.ea,


ONos lsaISa Afairs, Sasas~ u, lsss.
From .lnsxihatIsn rsosivsd st thh Depart
msnt, deemed sulioisutly reliable 70 warrant
ne In 20 doing, consider itny duty 70 warn
oil psfsons oontsmplatAs Ne oroalng Of the
Plains this fall 70 Utah Or The Pacific ooast
that thers b good reason 70 apprshsnd hostill
~ % ~ part of he RAnneak kand SAoshons o
Sasks IndianA q we'll y ~ Isdians upon ths
Plains and aloas Ne Piasts Fivse. !, ,g,y 3.
Ths Indiana Hsfsrssd 70 have during ~ PEI,
summer oohmittsd several robbssiss md Inuf
dss. They are numsrou. powerful, md wse.
lIks. End, should hey generally asoas , hos
tile altitude, are capable Of rendering ths smi
srsst rsusss soross The Plains sztrsmely peril
ouA Hence this warning. = s,....f "a, :,
I By srdsr Of The Secretary Oh 70 Interiors.
I "a Etifh' CHARLn =. Hu, sat
'.,Sga 5s y Acting Commlaionsr.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

JllInos CorroS-Ths sxpsrinsntal colteu
crop Of Illinois is gathering. II Il Dtimatsd
that the State will produce twenty thousand
bales for export thh season. The yarie1y grown
b the upland, prinsipslly from sesd procured
10 Tennessee. Ths qualify (sayss sorfsspea-
dent) 10 excellent, and The quantity per acrs,
90 fer a. 10 known, exceeds that Of the cotton
growing districts further South. The uucef.
teinty q procuring ssed ID. the early part q
tAsSsasen prevented many from planting; but
The result q this years experiment is highly
spooar.seiag. Illinois could grow soo, 900 bales
probably.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
ORDNANCE oFFICE.

ORDNANCE OFFICE.
Oct. lat, W. wosd, Of Cornwall, n. lby
70 furni:h 900 brs' ch osdlss nusisis, u IS sseb
l,foJ breeoh lo.dlrg ssrbinss, atsao sach. Room
nisndsd BY Peter Cooper.
10 GS IS!.:h 81 d .cssS bsrs a 81: ..sS
iiisa a iis... M .i..i % Mounted, q Is; saa Hn:d
Oct az. J. = co.ais.. ii Nav York. .es.n loeeo
sott, Of hofse tquipmsnts, q Sz1sc each Mt.
Ss SS, .s J. e Perry 8 ~. s Z.
y Soes % "a h'esss &c., NioSos 81 Co.. New Yotl os.,
ni.n'ry accouusmsnts, ea SO, At - 2; eal 10, q
Ssi. s,h. p. p c.niet,. Of cles,sss.l, .s.u
'eSi Sa. ste JOIN c. Ny., ofw..sIas.oa, propose.
to furnish brseeb loadlpg o.rbines prics Siysa
Oct 10th. 9; B. Hoard, q Matssiswa, N T.,
'a5 S ''ysi kRSss :. e s.s s:sa ro,.
poses to sltsr unisd StatAs muskss for Ss Is sssh
Rseomnssded by Capt Crispln
propo .. TO furai.h inch wrouGht.iros sannos, q
:,s a;S S.R0tSS q
Dot Mih. jim. Hitohoock, of NsW Yoik. I. oT,rs
800 snooth. bore nu ksts, st % t-(Rsnlngton Rat
Brssob) also, 100 tmooth bore nssksts, 1isA2,, Q,
'SUARrERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.
Messrs. Biilipgs, Roop Co, Philadephia, oAss
to fsrnah gloves Tor the army this coming wia'sr-
A. Dusantoy Paris, offers oertsin artiolss, clothing
and quIpags, at specified prices, imported iion
Paris.
Mrsr, worthipgton L Co., Cineiarsii, efsr to
iuruiss tent stoves Ut $3.50 and - rs each.
Harsh Moore tffer to dehver In Washington
within Is days. 40 hors<s At the following prices
viz. Cavalry at si,2 40 each, and artillery horses at
oll3e9 each. II.
Jas vsrrer 4 Ce > Of P.ttsbafs, offer to deliver
Sllb o, and At W Washipgton for 20 90 each.
Jus Jaeger, Of Jaegsfstown, Pa proposs, TO fur.
!. dsiSstsd 4 MsSrI,Ssrs, Bsiiiaors. Or w:sSins.
ton. - 80. =
q Ayrss pstent plugs saeh TO b. Supplied with
4.iuch waisr plpe and with 800 feet Of Three ply
rubber hoes, 2 inches In diameter. with hoss pipe
y each, and sill the proper oouplinss and ksys for
1856 CO.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
FURTHER FROM THE WEST
A GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT ON sATUR-
DAY BETWEEN -HARRODSBURG n
AND DANvILLE.
The Rebels Again Defeated.
THE UNION FORCES TAKE ONE HUN-
DRED AND SIXTY WAGONS AND
"A THOUSAND PRISONERS,

Nkw YORK, Oct. l3-The Herald of this
morning has the following special dispatch:
LoUIsenLE, Oct IA private dispatch
from Lebanon rays that q great battle was
fought yesterday, between HarrodsbuIg and
Danville, heavier than Wednesdays battle at
Wexford. The Union forces took one hundred
and sixty wagons and a thousand prisoners.
rhe rebsls are rereatng to camp Dick Robin
son. Doubtful rumors cay that Bragg and
Cheatham were killed In Wednesday, . battle.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

irB- With pleasure We call attention to the
advertisement Of " J. Stilman. E q, our con
sul at Rome. The well known reputation tf
sufficient guarantee that any commissions for
the selection Of works Of art, Or articles oi
uertu will bs executed y ith taste and Judgment
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

No MoRE PAYMENTS TO TEE Wives AND MoIu'
Mrs OF PRISONERS or WAR-Act!ng Paymaster
General O. Ii. Fry has decided that on account
Of the rapid exchange Of prisoners, payment will
bs suspended 10 the wives aud mothers, under
General Oder No 81, vi 1861.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
The Confederates Admit . Disa strous
Defeat at COrtnth.

CAIRO, Oct 1S--Ths Grenada Appeal (se-
cesh) Of the 18th instant makes the result of the
Corinth battle even more disastrous to the re-
bels than our own reports.
l, Is stated that the attack was opposed by
oil but one of the rebel generals, (nesning,
probably, Van Dorn) against whom there 10
great indignation manifested.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
Uni "A succe.... In pII,.ouri.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l2.-Advices received from
headquarters from General ScoHeld, state that
bis advance, under General Brown, had driven
the rebels out Of Perryville, and that they had
I'D hastily across the border into Arkansas
He says that no rebel forces are now In thai
portion Of Missouri.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

CEALEp PROPOSALS afs invited until The 2sth
) stes with 1000 BEEF CATTLE On he hOoE Ths
Cattle 70 be delivered at Warrington City, D. O.
81 go hsad on thS 10th day Of November.
1900 head on the l6ih day Of November.
1OJ0 head 90 this 26th day November.
Zoo nssd ON the 9Th day Of Dscember.
1000 head on the 10Th day Of Dscsmbsr; and
] ooo head on the 18th day Of December. :.
Each lot must average 800 popnds gross weight
ard no awimsl admitted which wsighs ss than ,0oo
pounds sross weight Heiisn apd bulls not vant4d
retsit ed until the cont set Is completed =
bond, With good and sufhcisnt security, will b.
REQUIRED. -..,. l.. . 0s..
Government reserve, to Itself the right 70 ply In
Tre sury notfs, or other 0ovsrnr ent funds, )
No md will be entertained whsn put In By con.
tractors who have previously failed to comply with
their contract or when the bidder b no, present 10
respond 10 hi bid 20 . ..
All bids must be accompanied BY two guarantees
The names Of firms must be stated Ia full with the
prtc 10 address of all the members Of the frm
Bid, 10 be directed 10 Col A. BECKWIIH,A "A d.
c. and q. s., U. y. A., Washington, u. U and en-.
dcrsed "Prop osals for Beef Cattle I"
Form OF Guarantee.
We OF the county Of -, and State oi
49,, and -, Of the county Of - and State
Of -, do hereby guaranty that .---is able to
uhl cont act iu aocordsIos with the terms Of hil
proposition, ard that, thoud his proposition be 10
sep ed, he Ill at once snisr into contract In -
eordanoe herewith.
Soould the contract be swarded him, we are pre-
pared TO become his securities
This guarantee must be appended to each bid.
: ri
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

OUrsrpE.-General Buells report Of the bat
tls Of October 8, at Perryville; communities
ton in relation to Colonel Key, Of General
McClellan's staff The proposed emigration to
Florida, &c, &c.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

no- Vice President Hamln arrived here
yesterday morning and is at The National. He
is in hie usual fine health. Wonderland ths,
be will not remain Q e but q day or.two longer
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

The guard vessels OF Alsxandrla and Pinsy
Point 90 ths Potomac river, win b. dhtin
gulshsd, daring he day, BY . sauAn WEE,
MAO wrH szD c.Sss, ~ Andfsws, y2nd q
uieht BY TWO RnD ILoHIs' saa ~
Ths ofdcsrs In command Of thsss vsassls Wili
furnish NE Naval Posonac Pass Z III mastsn
Of vssseis AAvigaanG ths rivsr. altar thsy shall
have given proof that thsy srs iswfnlly en-
ploysd. ~ '.tsx SrsH =. o.. g,r 4,N ~
vsssls sntsrins OF departing ken ~ dvs
WI b sabjsct tohstsntion Y unprovsdsd wi'h
apa0L .a .Ut' ai y.toy5 = aygr ~
I .'frl, ~ Anp'w A. HAIwooD,
a. p, Cmmodors Cong Potomac Flotilla
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

EMANoIPArIoN PArrRs-We are requested to
state that the Provost Court has bssuihui
form Of emancipation papers for those loyal
citizens who wish 10 emancipats tbeir sAlaves,
II looks signfcsnt To Bee the eagle on The seal
where the pelican and her young formerly spread
tsemsslyea.- 0. Picdyune
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
DR.. FishblRtt,

Of No. 4VI, cOfhSf OF EfBHtu 8hu = SU',
Opposite the Gen, raj Post Once,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AEFEO.
PLANTS, Chronic FFECTIONS, Is we'll .,
all Diseises Of Imprudence, Of whatever character
bioIans He engages to make an immediate ours
From his lengthy practice IN the ,ciencs Of medl
cine he is enabled to offer himtelf to the public q
bling the only one In Washington capable Of afford
ing dyDreiisE AL oases durable will be guarsn.
tied. Hs warrants q cure without tho use Of mer.
curry Or any other dangerous medicine Recent oasss
cured In two or three days
N b. Letters addressed to Dr. r., at his ofhos No.
nj, corner OF Eighth and Z streets. opposite Gen
srai Post once, will receive immediate attention
DOT 3-Yl
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

There 10 some liscoptsnt among the psroled
trpeps ct Camp Douglss, Chicago, oeseeeaat
Of their being sent 90 fAr,tron hons - Mime
sofa. Both the Thirty. .seooud Ohio and One
Hundred aud twenty -sixth New York regi-
ments have made efforts 70 break out Of The
camp enclosure, and u was found necessary 70
call out armed oompaniss 70 hold ihsn In
cbopk - a :. .lI..r I'D. 4.. -. 80.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

Hon. J. r. Giddings, who; from his eopsular
position In Canada, has good opportunities Of
oheerving the current Of PUBLIC sentiment there,
says that since the PresidsnvS proclamation up
peared the people Of the Province have turned
around IN favor Of the North, with The excep-
tiou Of the small clique Of secession sympathi.
sers In few Of the principal towns and citlee.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Ia, 1862.

NOTICE To ADvERTIsERs.-An transient
advertisements must be paid for in advance,
and should be handed In before O'Clock, p. M,
to ensure their appearance on the following
morning.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
onoNeE M. wksTos. EDCTOn.

~ The publication once OF the NATIONAL
RkruBLroAN Is at the northeast corner Of d and
seventh strees, second floor, over W. ID. shep.
herds bookstore. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

The Wheeling Press Of October 10Th reports
skirm.sh near Bulltown, Braxton county,
Va, on the 9Th, Ut which number Of F.derals
were captured by the enemy.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
THOMAS Il. LLOYD, ....
1 Attorney for Claimants.
AND AGENT yoR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
Of Pay, Extra Pay, u

WASHINGTON,D ID. O.,
wnl rive prompt and efficient attention to the
prossc1tiou OF Claims Of every description sgaipst
he Government, and make no charge unless sue
soth rS~eos and charge, for services will b mad.
satisfaotory =.
essed during the existing war; slso, for thA widows
md orphans Of soldiers who havs died from wounds
or disease Incurred while In the United States ser
vios uny Money for the heirs tlaw Of soldisrs
decested during the existing war. u
Fess divided with attorneys or other persons Tor
warding business
The highest prices paid for Land Warrants
Addrsss
THOMAS u. LLOYD,
AHWnrvf~ QaisAsib,
No. ATT Seventh street,
Washington, d
n D. Editors Of papers publishing the above ease
will be eutitled to my services TO the amount q e
charges. T. y. u
dec is-v
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

r IsT OF CO0TRACTu sollsitsd or ptoposed
IL to the War Dspaftnsnt end its several bafeaus
dufing the week neat preceding the 1Sth dAy Of o.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
VI HOW LOST, aow RESTORED

A II u n n u All
"A Is necessary sitheI fps su Omssr Or Private,
in order 70 oapturs twr osstatn sdisles, Wis Ons
new BHIRr sId one psiv Of HOE, which va len
81 my shop during lsss vsss.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
oPFIoIAL.

DIPARfanr OF STATE,
aa.,i Washington, Jan. 36. 1861.
The Secretary Of State viii hsrsaitsf recslvs
commanding win Saturday, the nrst Of nsxi
- u WILLIAM 3. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
DAssks ON THH POTOMAC.

OA01kn ON THB POrOmACs
On and after the 18th instant day OF osptsmbsr
passss,wil be required from all vessels, boats, 10
navigating the Potomac river. Thess will b Issued
BY the Commanding onleer Of the Flstilla, and may
be obtained from the naval ve ssls stationed at Alex
sndvia or at the mouth Of the river.
"% GIDEON wELLEB,
Secretary Of .hs'N Navy
Rsptsmbsr II. lsA2 ssph
TNUU sALE .-THREE FINE, HIGHLY
Il trained SADDLE HORSES, gentle youRg ant
elegant. Suitable for ofAosrs-bsing hsidspsd snf
aceu uttomtd TO the fire. Inquire at the stable, ~
Twolnh street, between g and II. DOT lS-sts
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

ysstsd-s ~ HEN . scnpists . company ofti.
tlxtesnth reGimat virginis (FiFn Eastsfn vs.)
Thu sh H. =: s1{ nSs 's ,ss 2:
tary Of War fof duty In the vicinty Of AlsxAndris
and the forts sbolt Weshin gtoa, b. @.
Recruiting ofhos, Third street ID door bsloI Pa
svenus, A, G. WIDDICOnBR,
~ ,.' GEO. A. ARxsS, p''"
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

THE MERCANTILE BANK IL calling in snd
i Iedeeniag It's bills Of sue - presented at hsiI
counter, 223 Psnnsylvania avenue, oppoats WI
lafds' oct l4-Ns
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

T. Der, about week ago, THREE COWS-ons
c0lored dun, with white spots; one brndls, with
white spots and both hind fest whits and the other
prove property, Pay charges, and tske them away
wv. CROCKER,
Fourteenlh street road,
oct li--3ts near Piney Branch.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

~ spscfaI Notios,-6n and aftsr iussday
April l., lsozv the trsins on The Baltimore and ohle
nstirosd yill oomm:nss .uSnins GALL, (ssaaay.
connecting st Washington Junetion With Nal
Train FOR an paris Of the West da Whssiing o.
Psfkersburf Through uckeh sold and bagEaRs
checked W. r. SMITH,
u. Of transportation n D. Y
apl-du [Btsr 6lobsl
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

~ Batchslor's Hair Dye-Ths Bsss II
the World.-William A. BatOhsioi . celsbratst
Hair Dye produces color net to Be- distiuguishst
from nature; warranted NOT to injuis the Hai in th,
east remedies the III eeots Of bad dyss and inytg
Or stes the Hair for hfs GREY. RED, or Rusty
lsaving the hair soft and beautiful Sold by sl
Druggists, 10.
BHTCHELOR, sw Ae fsur Sda " saeh hos
Fsotory, No. 81 barclay street, (Late ara Broad
way and 10 BondJ New Yofh my " ~
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

VXJHOLEsALk DEALGMs
sAroHKLLs, HAyERskCKe, HAyERsk ..,.
WALL, STEPHENS L CO.,
sas Psn,: svsnss, est' 9th and 10th s'rsss.
ssp lb-s0lmh
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

Hssies q Vessels Bnsssing Or Lsavine
Il ra' oar the Poeoaas River, 4A.-tT.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

quicksst and safsst route to the Northwest and
Southwest Two through trains daily, aAd one O,
Sunday Boldien' tokets at qovsrnndknt iAtss t.
ali the principal points In the North and Wsst Fol
uokets and arthsr Information apply st tAs o1oe Of
the "Grest Psnnsylvanis Routs," northeast dbgneI
Pennsylysnia avenus and ei1th street, onAse Ns
E.O. NORTON,
aug Sly 81. Agent
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
= SPECIAL NOTICES. ! !.
|S.-T.-1 s 6 Ok.
pRAxx,s PLANrArIo1 yifrx1s.

They purity, strsasthsn, aaA i,visofsts ;
They create healthy appetite. .Ls-... !
Thsy are an antdots to change Of Watsr and dist
Thsy overcome ensots Of dinIpatioa and lsts hour
Thsy strengthen the sytsn and enhysn The niad
They purify the breath and aoidity Of the stomach
They QUE Dyspepsh and Constipation.
They cure Disfrhoe, Cholars, snd Cholera Eos
ms.
ache. ~ s.' -. safl- -..HIsf
They srs n. Ssss Bitter I. II: world They m.s:
great rsstorer They are made Of pure 81, Crctz
out regard % see or a1s Of day. Paltioslaily ~
commanded TO dslioa'e psFjons rsQuiiing Ssnls
stimulant. Bold by all qrocsys DiuAgisb, Hotsls
Rev York. - 2S-om
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

~ The Regular Me.thly MsstinG Of
the Board Of Tiuaees Of Public 4ehools will be held
II the Aldermsn's Room, Ci Hall, this (TUEt-
DAY) afternoon, October II, 1t ~ o'clock
1t WIZ. B. DAYTON, Sse'y.
a0wsss0n's Progress Of glSysEy. .--Cop,s
Of thh work sxs fog saIs at the once Of t6s NatNa
nspvtatoM. PaAphlst edition, ~ csut Bound
Soiion, Ie oene, L l. - Z -
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

W asaIa STVs shtH. snshS'IaS.
WANTS p--t0 females to learn 10 make akLtA
person CAL, In short time, make, 6ss vsek noA
SSlo Inquire, tor barticalArs st WI Seventh q
hstOssa sst VI ssss ll.-0
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

WILLIAM b. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
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for the aoconmod .tion OF First ass Boardsfs for
the Wiuter. isw Table Boaidsrs WI b. taken
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