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The national Republican., 1862-09-03

- The order closing all the places where
liquors are sold in this city, was very general.
ly observed yesterday. We hear OF but place
where seisurs was made, and that an Irish
groggsry, corner of Seventh street and Mary.
land avenue.
The woman keeping the shop denied having
sold any liquor, bu. the officers were satished
Of her guilt, and took her stock 10 trade.
Our streets and all places Of public resort
are very quiet though there are large crowds
everywhere seeking for news from the seat o
war.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

SUCCESS CERTAIN IN THE END.-Of one thing
we NAV be assured: whatever may be the i'm
mediate fortunes of the conflict, the final vio-
tory will be on the side OF the heaviest artil-
lery. The sun 10 not more sure to rise TO-
morrow, than is the ultimate triumph Of the
North. We have met serious reversesi out II
to concentrate their power than we. They
have reduced their energies to single focal
point. We shall do the same by and bye
Heavy bodies move slowly. A pigmy may take
q giant unawares and worst him before ne hat
nut himself in fghting trim. But once he hai
BROUGHT his powerful arms into play, let BIZ
Piemy have q care! A single blow OF the
slsd ge.like nst will nnish him.-Aibany Eoe"'n5
Io,IrunE
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

CAPTURED. U. s. steamer Hstterss,
Capt. Geo. r. Emrons, captured, while trying
10 run the blockade of Berwick's Bay, the
rebel schooner Josephine, with 322 bales OF
cotton, bound to Havana. Sent TO Philadet hia
for adjudication. ..
The U. 8. steamer Bienvile, Commander Mul.
laney, captured on the 2lst ult., near Charles.
ton. the schooner Eliza, from Nassau, with 500
ted that IL was the intention to run the block.
ade. Sent to Philadelphia.
The u. s. steamer Stars and Stripes, Lieut. s.
Z McCnuk commanding, captured on tho 2&th
beth, from Nassau, loaded with salt aud fruit,
Sent TO Philadelphia.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

Our ADvANrAsE.-Do our people realize the
ing the doubtful results of the past week-we
still have over the enemy' II they are beaten
In decisive battle now, their cause 10 IRE.
trisvably lost, and the rebellion 10 virtually al
an end. If they succeed, and capture Wash
tngton, they will msddsn the North, summon
the whole people Of the loyal States to arms
provoke the bitterest war Of history, and en-
sure their own ultimate destruction. Wash
ington laid In ashes, and no human power cou'e
stay the hand of vengeance. In less than twelve
months the whole South would be converted
into u solitude and charnel house. The wal
Of systems would not end until the weaker and
more barbarous had been blotted from the
face Of the earth.-Albany Euening Journal.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
GENERAL ORDER.

,., HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army,
Adjutaot Generals Office,
Washington, Sept 2, 1862.
General Orders, No..
By direction Of the President, Major General
Mcclellan will have command of the fortiflca-
tions Of Washing ton, and Of all troops for the
defence Of the capital.
By order Of the Secretary of War:
Dr.. E d. TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adju'sut General.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

ABUNDANCE or ARxs.-Ths War Department,
with the providence and energy which mark It's
present management, has arms in readiness for
all the troops which have 80 far been mustered
into service, and It's arrangements for the future
ensure full supply as more troops take the
aeld. There Is no foundation for the reports
that there Is a scarcity Of arms, and that the
Department will therefore be forced to pay high
prices. The wlsh was the father 10 that thought
of the contractors aud speculstors.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Acc Ount Of the Battle
of Monday.
The E,scssy RepMIsed and Drtres
from the Field.
REGIMENTS ENGAGED.
Stonewall jackson Engaged.
Further Particulars Of satur-
days Battle.

From the wounded soldiers Who arrived In
the train yesterday afternoon, and other
sources, we gather the following particulars OF
the late actions In front:
About half past four O'Clock on Monday amer.
noon, It was discovered that . cavalry force
had made its way around in the rear Of Pops's
army, when It made n dash at Geo. Rsno'slforco
guarding the wagon trains. for the purpose, II
is supposed, Of capturing the supply train,
which contained provisions and ammunition, Of
which the rebels stand sorely In need. For
tunately, they we're discovered In season, and
Kearney's division was sent down to drive the
rebels back.
He found the rebels in greater force than
was at first supposed, as he displayed not only
cavalry, but artillery and infantry. He ordered
up endorsements. He was soon supported by
the divisions of Hooker and Banks, when the
action became general. The fight lasted about
two hours; a portion of the time the rain was
pouring down in torrents. Our forces drove
| the rebels mile and half with great slsugh.
ter.
The most Of our information is obtained from
those who were wounded in tho beginning Of
the engagement, and rs q consequences. we
cannot ascertain the amount Of loss sustained
| IN either side. r.s ~. aI
The following regiments are mentioned al
having been engaged In this battle: The Third
and Fourth Maine; the Twenty first and TSen'
ty eighth Massachusetts,; Second. Third. Ffth
and Eighth Michigan; Thirty seventh, Thirty.
| eighth, Fortieth, and Seventy ninth New York;
Forty eighth, Fiftieth, Fif,y.ssvonth, Sixty
third, Ninty ninth, ons.huudredth, and One
hundred and nth Peunsylvans, and the Twsn.
,ieth Indiana.
A rebel prisoner taken during. the battle
states that the rebel force engaged in this bat
tie WAS that Of Stonewall Jackson.
| The remains OF Colonel Hoe, late commander
Of the Seventy third Pennsylvania volunteers
who fell in the battle on Saturday last, were
conveyed to Philadelphia for interment, In
charge Of Maj. Ridsnour. He was brave and
gallant officer. .-..
In Saturdays fight sad and most unaccount
able blundsr occurred. The Third Michigan
went into the battle with 2sO men. .'and CANT
of this number met their fate by the nre Of the
Twentieth Indiana regiment, which Tapped ovel
their rear aud poured Calling hro into then
while on the advance. The hrst knowledge
which the Michigan boys had Of the presence
of the other regiment, Was the bullets In th'
back Of their heads, arms, &C., nearly half th'
regiment having Tapped across them.
1t is said OF company X, Second Wisconsin
regiment, that out of forty.seven men wh'
went into action on Saturday, only seven 70
ported for duty the next morning, the rest hav
ing been either killed. wounded, or taken pris
cners.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

A RECRUITING PATTY CApTURHD.-On Thurs
dsy night last, Acting Master Provost. OF the
AnaoOstia, left Fredericksburg with n detsch.
msnt Of artillery, infantry and sailors, on the
ROYAL, where they captured Lieut.. F. J. Riley
OF The Thirteenth Virginia, T. B. Dodd and D.
Bell, of the First Maryland, and four recruits
for the rebel army, one or two Of them halling
from Baltimore. The rebel forwarding ofioer,
Capt Gibbs, made his escape by swimming ths
river, leaving his horse and carriage In posses
don OF our party. They we're brought up
and sent to the Old Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

~ The Massachusetts, Soldiers Relief As
sociation sollcits information respecting Mas
sachusetts soldiers that may prove Of intsrss.
10 them or their friends Office, Washington
Building, room No. 4, corner Of Seventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Lexington, Ky, Evacuated.
THE REBELS TAKE POSSESSION
OUR STORES SENT TO LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l.-ALsxington, KY, was
evacuated this afternoon, our troops falling
back on CovingtOn. 10
All our stores were removed 70 Louisville.
ATT O'clock tonight the Lexington opera.
tor closed bis office, saying that Kirby Smith
had appeared In the suburbs and demanded
the surrender Of the city, which was complied
With by the citizens.
There II Considerable excitement existing
here, and extensive preparations are making
for defepc'.
Gen. Lew Wallace has assumed command Of
the troops here. Be-.
A number Of regiments are arriving and IN
route for the eeat Of war. Boo.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

~ Major William Henry, Of the First New
Jersey volunteers, is reported to have been
wounded and taken prisoner in the fight ol
Saturday. He was from Scranton, Pennsyl
yania
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
TsDUOkm nHTs TO vOLUNTEnAs.
MAYORS OFIlcR,

MAYORS OFIIcR,
Washington, b pit mtvr =, lt62
The underslgned committee TO encourage volun.
ter enhstm-nts under the act approved Angus rs,
1852, entitled An pot making appropriation for
bcudties TO volunteer enlistment" :" hereby notify
those intsi eed that ihsy may be found al ihe office
OF Ih0mAs ", Lloyd, No, 476 Seventh street w..t,
bttSern Y and + streets norh, from aud alter this
day ~ carry IN effect the prossiOns VI the shove
rooted act, where arrsngelaents will be mad TO pay
IND receive the bounes offered by the ipvrat,ou
Of W q. hington
The bounues urder this act are by Ia terms lin
tied hrst to raising 10 their iul o. mpltmrn VI
the First and hecond pistrict OF Columbia Regi-
msnts, and then " the formation OF other aud add
uonal Iesimsnts.
I.,hn THOS =. LLOYD,
..t' Board of Aldermen.
WIN. W. hAfLEY,
board Of OomU On Council.
3 PtTER T.. BACON,
.- .. JAMES Y DAvls,
.f.a.s" u ~ = u - On part Of Citizens,
lSt'.. nII 2 RICHARD WALaACh,
I sep s-stAw<w '.a Mayor.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

The Secretary Of War has stated that none Of
the negro regiments now being raised In Kan.
sas, Rhode Island, Massachusetts,, and other
places, will be mustered Into the United States
service though some local use can probably
bs made Of them.
1t looks very much now as though the time
was near at hand when this local uss can be
made Of them.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

AS- BatDi,elOr's Aatc Dye-Ths Hest In
this WOrid.-Wiihm A, balohe eloi b orlsbIa'ed
Hail Dye plOdGceS o,ioy net 10 be d,aingui-hen
from nsts'e warranted not 10 injure the hsir In the
least remedies the Il, ELECTS Of bad dyes end nyiE
o. ai-s the Hair tor life GREY RED, or HUSTY
HAIR instantly turns . splendid Black or brown,
letviug the hair soft and beautiful. Sold BY all
Druggtts, 10. ..a
~ The Genuine Ia signsd WILLIAM A.
BAfCHkLOR. ~ he fssT .Slsl Of each sap
Factory, No 81 Barclay street, (Lata 2aS Broad
way and 10 Bond New York my 2sly
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Rebel Emissary Caught-Unsuceessfa
Attempt to Gross the Rrontisr.

NIAGARA FALLS. August 3o.--A rebel ennis
saIy attempted to cross the Suspsnsion Bridge
to Canada this morning. but was arrested. He
was dressed q . female and carried baby,
which he pretended to be nursing. He was
rather handsomely dressed and wore thick
veil. 1t Ia rumored that the arrested man Is u
rebel of no small importance. His trunks and
papers are 10 possession Of the provost mar.
shal.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

John Ross en- route for Wash Ing tOn-Ths 70
Indian Outbreak.
CHICAGO, August 2S.-John Ross. the CHIEF
Of the Cherokee Nation, and bis retinus Of fifty
persons, passed through here last night, en-
route for Washington, where be goes to lay biz
grievances before the President and to urge
the sending body Of troops to clear the terri
tory Of hostile tribes aud rebels.
A dispatch from Des Moines to-day says that
arrivals from Fort Dodge bring reports Of the
destruction Of Springfield, on the Minnesota
State line, by the Indians.
Emanuel and Dickinson counties areS re-
ported In danger, and the settlers are neeina
south TO Fort Dodge and other places for safety
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

~ Great PennsylVania KoaIs.r.Th-
qui:he.t and safest route 10 the Northwest aud
Southwest wo through trains daily, and one o.
Sunday. Sodiers' tickets At Goverp msnt raies 10
ali The principal points In the North and West. hrr
tokes Rsd iurther Information apply at the otlos OF
the Great Pennsylvapia Route, ,h rtheast corner
Pennsylvania AVENUE and sixth street, under Ma
'7'I7 -. E.O NORTON,
aug Sly - Agent
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

THE BATTLE FIELD.-A party with flag Of
truce went from Ceureville, on Monday morn.
ing, for the battle ground, but found no rebels,
and the field deserted by our enemies, who had
lett our dead aud wounded untouched. The
wounded were placed 10 ambulances and ia
ken of the field, and the dead were buried.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
The war In Tsnnsssss.

CAIno, August 3l.--Dispatohes received at
headquarters here state that the rebels are
marching on Fort Donelson with the intention
Of attacking II. The number Of the enemy 9
force IL not known.
Memphis advices say that on the l5th Colonel
Wood attacked three thousand rebels at Boil
var, completely routing them after short en-.
gagement. Our loss was one killed. The rebel
loss Ia not stated.
The rebel steamer Fair Play, which WAS cap.
tured up the Yazoo, few days since, has ar.
rived here. ."
Gen. Curtis staff has arrived at headquar.
ters.
The General has leave of absence 10 order
10 enable him 10 attend the Paoino Railroad
meeting to be held at Chicago.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

Brig. Gen. Ks,rnsy was tIiIsd 10 ths hsht Of
Monday Afternoon. His body vas brought TO
this city late las, evening. II will be embalmed
and sent North. a' Gaa .u
The remains d the gallant Col. Fletcher
Webster arrived 10 this city last evening In
charge Of Quartsrmastsr Wood. The body is
being smbalmed, and win be semitic Boston i'm.
mediatsiy. "f
General Stevens body arrived In Alsxandris
yesterday. Nwll bs smbaimed and sent North
to-day. Gen. Stevens was killed, while st the
head Of his brigade. BY Mimic ball, which
penetrated the train. AZ the time he was
shot. he was bearing In his hands the colors Of
a regiment, the color sergeant Of which had
been killed. His death was instantaneous.
The remains of General Taylor, which had
been smbalmsd, also passed through Washing.
ton yesterday, IN rouLs for the North.
The bodies Of Generals Kesrney and Stevens,
and that Of Colonel Webster, were recovered
from the enemy under q fag Of truce. ..
By direction Of the President, all the clerks
and employees Of the OWL departments and all
employees Of the, public buildings 10 Washing.
ton Wil bs Immediately organised into oom.
panies under ths direction Of Brigadisr Gen
eral wadsworth, and will be armed and sup
Piled With ammunition for the defence Of the
capital
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

- Parties making remittanccs to the Comi
missioner Of Internal Revenue, ordering g
stamps for proprietary articles, such as patent
medicines, perfumery, &c, should remember
that no funds can be received, except specie
Treasury notes, and drafts on the varioul
United States depositafies.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

A rebel order, issued at Tapgipahoa, Mics,
July 10th, DEGREES that "every slave who shall
attempt to escape to the UIlon lines without q
special permit from dist.ict headquarters, shall
be shot and the same punishment shall be in
Union lines" rD
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

Reports from Helena, Arkansas, state Brig.
Gen. Albert Pike, Of the rebel army, 10 under
arrest for treason TO the rebel government.
Albert has proved traitor to one Govern
ment why should be be faithful 10 another
especially TO such government as the Con-
federanQf y !
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Order Concsrniag Liquor.
HEADQUARTERS
MILITARY DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON,
wa.h,n..ton n ~ Sa,k Q 1893

Military DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON,
Washington, D. c., Sept 2, 1862.
The general order from these headquarters,
dated Sept. l, 1862, with reference TO the seiz-
ure Of liquors 10 retail establishments, does not
include sle lager beer, porter, or any malt
liquor, but ouly "spirituous liquor. Neither
Is the liquor to he seized aulsss exposed for
sale, or there is evidence of II having been sold
since this order went 10 force.
By command Of Brig. Gen. WADswoRrH
ar JOHN P. SHERBuRNE,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Wednesday, September 8, 1862.

~ All persons who have failed to receive
this paper by applying to the agents, can, by
leaving their names at the Office and preparing
their subscription, have their papers served by
a special carrier from the Office.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03


CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.-Gen. Lew Wallace
hes Issued proclamation informing the citi-
xsns Of Cinoiuuat, Covington, and Newport,
that sn active, daring, and powerful enemy
threatens them, and calling upon them to rise
Cor their defence. ~.
He orders all buainess 70 be suspended after
nine O'Clock this morning, and calls upon the
people To meet for military service. He also
declares martial law In tho three Cities
LoursvnLE, Sept. 2.--Paris (Kentucky) Wa
evacuated last night, and the troops are falling
back on Cynthiana.
LArER--oNE O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON.
Business Is entirely suspended, and the rail-
road has stopped running. There Is great eI-
element, but no panic. The people are organ.
izing for defen,e Our troops are preparing
to evacuats Cynthiana.
Humphrey Marshall Is marching on thai
place from Piketon. :
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
WILLIAM q. SEWARD.

A%"Ford's New Theatre." ;" - Citizens and
Btrsngeis will please notre tina seats be srcur
daily without any extra charge, be ween the hours
Of .. m o. p m, At tbs Box Once OF the The
atrs, reath street. sb.vs resnsylv avenue.
JOHN 7. FORD
sep3 Lees,e and Director.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

~ Special Sottce.-On and after Tuesday,
April 1852, the trains the Baltimore Ohio
Raiivoad will commence ruUning daily, (Suhdsys
sxeepted) leaving this Station st 7.4u q. m, ana
connecting al Washingtou Junction with Mail
Train for all psrts Of the West M Whseltng Gr
Parksrsburg. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. W. p. SMITH,
II. of Transportation D. q o. u. L.
ID l--du Star Globe
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
faoIiacd DaIy, Sundays Excepted,
BY w. }. MURTAGH H. co.
osoRot N. WESTON. tDIToR.

ss- The publication office of the national
RspusLicAs is At the porthesst corner Of D and
seventh streets, second floor. over W. d. shep'
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Guerillas Captured.

MExPHIs, August 3O.-A meeting Of guerll
Las was surrounded yesterday, and sightsen
captured by our troops.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

The Governor Of Ds lawars has irsued his
proclamation pos'poning the draft 10 that State
until the 25th Of september, In consequence Of
the enrolment not having been completed.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

Major General Wool has commissioned Mar
shsl Wm. A. VsQnostraud, chief Of the police
department Of Baltimore city, q military pro.
vost marshal Of ths middle department.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
New York stock Market.

New York, Sept. 2, IL NJ First Board--U
8. coupons, 1881, 1909; 7 10 Treasury notes
l04; old demand notes, l0S; gold, ll6t.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

r. Subscribsrs to the NsP9bii ica n, In
Georgetown OF the seventh ward (l-land) who tail
to receive their papers regularly viii oblige The
agent, o. K Dslphey, BY leaving notice At Mr
when all dellnquenoies will BE- promptly attended
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aug sly

~ LIBRARY OF CONGNEss, July ~,
ls6l.-Ihs Library Of Congress will be Close II ON
July s1st 10 September 1st -
jy2 l,ibrnuun
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Reported Capture OF 1000
Rebels.

CINCINNATI, Sept I've have report here
that General Buell. in his advance from Chat
tanooss has had battle with the rebels and
captured 1000 prisoners:
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

ANWsston's frogrsss OF fslavery--Copis4
Of this werk for sale at the otce Of tic National
Rsaaliean. Pamphlet edition, 25 cenis. hound
edition, rs cents.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Additionai List Of KILLED saa Weaads'
Omcsrs IN the late Battles.
Second Wisconsin regiment ...u.

Second Wisconsin regiment ....u.
Col. 0'Conner, killed.
Maj. Allen, wounded In hand and neck.
Second Lieut.. Ersling, company K, in right
leg.
First Lieut.. Bell, company G, In mouth.
Second Lieut.. Edw. Kellogg, company O, arm
shot of. and taken prisoner.
Capt. Gibson. company @, in shoulder, sligAt.
ly. .l..'
Capt. Randolph, company H, killed.
Capt. Smith, company e, wounded.
Pirst Lieutenant, company A, wounded in
arm with piece Of shell.
Seventh Wisconsin regiment
Col. Robinson, wounded in leg.
Maj. Bell, wounded IN head.
Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton. wounded in
leg.
Capt. Braughton, company B, killed.
Capt. Walters. company I, wounded in shoul'.
der and head. b..
First Lieut.. company B, wounded In hand.
Ninety seventh New York
First Lieut.. D. 8. Esvill, company D, killed.
Lieut.. Murphy. company 9, killed.
Capt. Jones, company =, wounded in arm.
Thirteenth New York ....
Lieut.. Getting, severely wounded and left on
the field.
Maj. Hyland. wounded with pieoe Of shell.
Capt Henry Zach, company @. wounded in
Fiflh New York
Capt. Hsgger. company X, reported killed.
Capt. Montgomery, company @, reported
killed.
Adiutsnt Sovereign. wounded and missing.
Capt. Lewis, company D, missing.
Tenth New York
Major Missing, wounded.
Capt. Lowder, company G. reported wound
ed, and missing.
Capt. Newbsrg. company G, wounded and
missing.
First Lieut.. Morsecrop, company F, wound.
ed dangerously.
Seventy ninth New York
Capt. Moore, company D, wounded.
Lieut.. Frank Koohert, company B, in aim.
Col. Fsrnsworth, in leg.
Fifty .hfth Ohio
Capt. Brown, company p. wounded in side
and shoulder, seriously.
Twenty fourth New York '
Capt. Berkeley. company X killed.
First Lieut.. Hubbard, company A, killed. OIL
Second Lieut. Pawling, company E, killed.
Lieut.. Morse, company O, killed.
Lieut.. Murray, company F, wounded in leg
First Lieut.. Henry SAndhovei. company b
wounded in head.
Second Lieut.. Ayres, company X, wounded.
Lieut.. Col. Besrdsley, wounded In hand.
Capt. Bexrdsey, company l, wounded. &,
First Lieut.. Phillips, company x. wounded Ia
side, slightly. ...,.,
Second New Jersey
First Lieut.. Henry Plume, company -, killed
Seventh New Jersey ...
Captain Il. Abbott, company d. killed.
One hundred and Second New Yosk-- .
Capt. stsigmsn, company -, wounded.
Capt. Csvsnsugh, company G. wounded.
Eighty,eighth Pednsylvsnia-
Col. George P. Mclean, taken prisoner.
Captain John Bslstsrling, company @, killed
Captain Wagner, company D, killed.
u Captain Theodore Durham, company F, take
prisoner.
Captain John 8. Dull, company @, take,
prisoner.
Captain H. q. Myers, company B, takel
: prisoner.
4, First Lieut.. Patterson. company K, wounded
Second Lieutenant ". Wagner, company Z
. wounded.
: Lieut.. Col. Mclean, wounded and left on Aeld
Lieut.. Fairbank, company D, wounded ii
both legs.
Sixty.third Pennsylvania
Col. Hays. wounded.
Eleventh Pennsylvania
Major II. A. Frink, killed.
, Lieut.. Joseph Hindman, company H, killet
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

AEUnion Prayer Meeting.--The UIion
Prayer Meeting will be held every AFTERNOON this
week 10 New York Avenue church, (Ruv Or. ar.
leys,) commencing at O'Clock, and continniog Que
hour B.
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o Y FiC A l..

DEPARTMENT OF STkfP,
Wushiuyt0n, Jan. rs, 1862.
The Secretary oi State will hereafter receive
msmbers Of Congress on business On saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the er~t Of nsxi
month.
WILLIAM Il, SEWARD
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

@r Major General Mitchell left this city
yesterday for Hilton Head.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

HELMROLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETlC.
REI.MBOLD 8 EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DlURETIC
HELMBOLD6 EXTRACT BCCHU,
i d-. THE GREAT DIURkTlC
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIUREIlC.
And positive and Specino reu.dy tor Diseases OF lhs
Blsddsr, Kidosys, oravet, Droy sy
Organ Q Weakness,
And all Diseases Of toe Urinary Organs.
See advertisement In smother column. Gu, II out
and ssnd tor the medicine at once.
Bssoars at couse5eiLs. jet-3R
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
General Stevens,s Body I'm Alex.
andfia.
Geseral 7avlor's Ressatss sens
.. HO1ooe. ssra7-.' -.'-.

TA' p: e.. D:s..s. 0,:,a y w..s,sSss..
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Latest News.

Dsath Of Brig. Gen. ksarnty.-.nis Bod!
brought 10 Warrington.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

.Arrlpol Of eNe Rensatsss or Col
Fletcher wooster.