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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-10-18
Port Royal, s. C., Oct. IS, '62.
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Oct 6, Schr. J. :. .Far,and, Crowell, New York;
I, Steamer Gen. Burnside, Wilcox, Fernandina;
Schr Sea Ranger, Hinckley, New York via New
bern; Schr Americus Spragg, Philadelphia;
Schr Fannie Curre, Nickerson, New York; 8,
SchrG. c. Morris, Arts, Philadelphia; Steam
ship Trade Wind, Delaney, New York Q, Schr.
Lewis Chester, Sinners, PHILADELPHIA; Schr. l..
b. Mye $, Somcrs, Philadelphia; Brig Julia Ford,
Payne, Philadelphia 10, Schr. X. W. Dillon,
MartS, Philadelphia; Schr. Dcphene, Horton,
New York; IL. Schr. X. B. Hewlett, Somers.
Philadelphia; -, Steamship United States, Enl-
ton, New York; II. Schr. Reindeer, Lewis, St.
Augustine; d. L. S. S. COnhcGticut, llaxton, New
York Is, Schr. Blackb:rd, Weaver, Phil dolphin;
Bark J. NJ. Hicks, Greenman, New York; Schr.
+. p. Simpson, Ellis, New York; Bark Tacony,
Munday, Philadelphia; II, Schr. Sue Somers,
Somers, Phiade phia; Hannah Matilda, Price,
Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Oct 4, Schr. Free Wind, Robinson, New ! orl;
10, Schr l.. b. Myers Somers, Phil delphia;
Schr Marietta Tilton T.lton, Philadelphia, Schr-
Almira 'ornelius, Sinonson, New York; ! Schr.
X. B. IEowlc t, SomsrS, Philadelphia; Schr. Abby
b. Wicks, New York Sea Ranger, Hin. .kley.
New York Brg Benz. Deano, Baxter, New
York l3, 5. X. Allen Baker, New York; H,
Steamship United States, FGlto?. New York;
Bark A. 4. Dreb.r, Sc,tdder, Philadelphia; le,
Schr. T P. Simpson, lis, New York; Il, Il. {.
Morris, Arts. Philadelphia.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-10-18

{, ESQ cpED FROM THE EXEMY.-.Ienry Fairhlci, Of
Col. Bissell's Engineer Regiment of the West,
Albert Bacon, of the Ii:h Illinois Regiment and
Robert Timmins of the Both Indiana, who were
captured last spring in the battles of Shiloh and
Corinth, and have since been hustled about with
other union prisoners to various places in rebel
dom, made their escape on the 10th ult., from
Macon, Geo, their last place OF confinement; Al
ter seventeen days of night travelling, and the en-,
durance of many hardshps, they fl ally rea he'd
the gunboat H,estern World, thel blockading Do
Sound, and were taken on board. The expo
sure to which these men were subjected made them
severely i'll, but with proper medi attention they
have recovered, and arrived here on Thursday on
their way to the North
THE SUNDAY SERVICES The establishment 6l
meet place for ivine worship in the large
MINER room of the old commissari building was
happy thought of the Commanding General, and
the Ia z. attendance upon the mlnstratlons OF the
past two Slbbiths proves tat long repr'vat on
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
From Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, July ls--Generai Burn.
side has Just returned here after u short visit To
General Mcclellan.
General Richardson is at the Hygeia Hospi.
tai, and is slowly recovering from the debility
ana Illness winch has attended him since the
late battles on the Chickahoniny.
During the past eight months, up 10 the lat
ot July, there have been admitted TO the Hypria
Hospital u total OF 2,20O patients. OF this mum.
Der l ,3Z9 have recovered and returned 70 their
respective regiments; 627 have been sent IN The
General Hospital 80 have been discharged and
sent home, aud 2Ol have died leaving in hos.
pital up TO the lst instant Many Of the de-.
ceased were In adying condition when brought
mere, and some even died before being carried
into the hospital building. Since the lst Ipst,
tnere nave been received into the hospital 4OS
patients, of which 23S have been sent to the
General Hospital, &c recovered and returned
10 their regiments, and 3 have died, leaving In
AL 100 pa,@nts now In hospital. During all
inns period this Institution has been under the
able charge OF DR.. Burtecon
ARRIVAL OF THE OLD POINT STEAMER.
The steamer Adelaide, CAPTAIN James Can
non, reached Baltimore about O'Clock yes.
tarday, with nearly two hundred passene gers
on beard, at least one-fourth of whom were
commissioned officers Of the party Among
them we're Brig. Gen. Sickles, who proceeded
to Washington in the first train, and after trans
acting b". mess would go to New York; Brig.
Gen Stephens, of Minnesota, and Brig. Gen
Richard Richardson. Col. Joseph Harlan, OF
tne rennsylvania Cavalry, and Col. H. G. Sta.
up. All these officers left Harrison's Landing
at nine o'clock Friday morning In the reeu.
lar mail boat John Tucker, and report contln.
ued quie'nde along the line of the army, The
Confederat1 batteries erected on the south aide
OF the James river have not molested the mn.
merous Federal boats and steam transports
which are constantly passing up aud down, bu,
there was no doubt that they designed, If DOS
able, to obstruct navigation. The generals
who were accompanied by portions of their
stan report the army In excellent health and
spirits. They ridicule the idea of any change
In the commanding officer of the Army Of tbs
Peninsula
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Observation-Disclosures.
NARRATION ON THE OHIO STOPPED.

LouIsvnLr, July l8.-Ths train arrived from
Lexington this evening. The road aud ,els
graph line have been repaired.
Morgans los st Cynthians has greatly
excseded. oars, although mos Of Lieut.. Colo lei
Laadrums men were captured. Colonel Ian
dum and thirty Of hls men have arrived a
Lexington. .-ssy...
InDIANAroLIs, July ls--A dispatch 10 the
Executive Department says: Henderson, Ken
tucky, and Nswburs, Indiana, have besn taken
BY tho rebels. Al the latter place on Federal
was killed and two hundred and fifty sick we're
taken prisoner. The rebels also tock $50
stand Of arms. a'.,h ~
LoUnvuLE, July l9.-Gen. Nelson arrived ct
Nsshville on Thursday with heavy reinforce.
ments, and assumed command there. IgI
Henderson, Kentucky, 10 occupied by about
forty guefillas, who were cheered and treated
With great confederation by insny oitz-ns rs
they entered the town. ......
Archy Dixon and others have been neas.
tlating with The rsbcl Colonel Johnston to with.
draw his guerillss from Henderson. I
Many OF the Inhabitants have gone to Evans
Vile for safety. The steamer Commerce, Capt.
Archer, bound from Memphis 10 Louisville,
stopped below Henderson, deeming Il unsafe
TO paM. ~
Gen. Green Clay Smith is now in command
Of the Lexington force, vice General Ward, and
there are prospects Of stopping Aorgsn'a 70.
cruitng operations. which were rather brlsk
during the late raid. Dr.. lr... rgrgi
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mo. 6B5.l

OYsOPsis Sr THE PhEslDENTs
- Proclamation, No. 66S, for the oGsriSG Of
upwards Of ,4Oo ONO acres Of land In Oregon.
Il orders public sales In the SrArK or Osseos, q
follows: - .'r -,
AT the land once at Osxaon Clrr, on the 9TH O.
October 1879, Of one hundred and fifty eight town
ship, and parts Of township~ hsrelofore lnofkred
west Of tbs Cascade Mountains, and witnin thS dis
trict Of lands subject to ssle at Oregon City.
At the land ofdoe at RosRsUla, on the 18th OF %
tober 1881 Of one hundred and Afy -four toWnbhipi
and parts oftowmhips heretofore unoYersd, west Of
the Cascade Mountains. and within the distrtct Of
lands subject 70 sale 1t Roeeburg.
The lands willoe offered with the usual sxosp
tons Of school sections, 10.
No mineral lands are to BE- offered, suoh laads
being expressly excepted and excluded from sale
BY A0t Of C0ngrsss. :,
Ths sales wiz BE- kept opsn until the lsnds afs all
offered, which y to be accomplished within two
weeks, and NO louger; and NO private entry Of any
Of the lands will be admitted until after the expirs
ton uf The two week..
Pre- -smption slSimsnts srs required to estAblish
thsir claos To hesasfaoton OF tie proper Register
and Receiver, and make payment for the came on o.
before ths day appointed for the commandment Of
the public sslss, othsrwse their elaims VII b fer
Conmssioner Of the General Land Oflos
GsnasAL LAM OSsIoz, Jane 10, 1852.
NoTE.-Undsr the regulations Of the Depart Nsnt,
~ hereto6ogs swi now exlatipg, NO payment cAn b.
made for advertising Proclamataons. except % suet
Commiaioasr OF the General Land Oboe
luns 18-W13W [Htarl
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
From the Army Of thu Potomac.
Arrangements for Exchange Of PrisOu.rs.
Death of General Twiggs.

HEADQUARTERS, July l8.---A dag Of truce
went up yesterday 10 Turkey Island creek,
having on board Gen Dix, who went to meet
Gen. Hill, for the purpose Of making psrma.
The interview was highly satisfactory, but no
conclusion being arrived at, the fag Of truce
will return to day. when Gen. Lee will be
present. ..a
The Richmond papers Of the 18th (to-lsy)
contain an account Of the death Of Gen. Twig6
who died ut Augusta, July 18th.
An Englishman, who represented himself o.
the son of the Duke of Somerset, was found at
headquarters lew days since under suspicious
circumstances. He stated that be was with the
rebel General Pryor during the recent battle
of seven days. He has been sent North.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Later. From EuroDe
Arrival Of Steamer North America.

CAPE RACE, July l9-Tbe steamer North
America, from Liverpool on the 10th, via
Queenstown on the 1lth inst with one davis
later advices, passed here this morning.
The news OF the series of battles before
Richmond had excited the greatest attention
and It was thought 1t would result 10 prolonp
Ing the war.
The sales OF cotton for the week amounted 10
oo,ooo baier Sura's declined Id. and Ameri-
can descriptions I'd.
The market closed fiat. Breadstuhs had An
upward tendency. Provisions closed dull
Consols s2! 92s for money
American stocks quiet
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Affairs In the Indian Nation.
Capture Of R5 Prisoners and Large Amount
Of Property.

KANSAS CIrY, July 1.-THE correspondent
Of the Lesvenworth Conservative says thht q
recent battle In the Indian Nation, between q
Kansas regiment, under Col. Werr, and fbHce
Of rebels, resulted In the capture of LES pris
ousrs, y large number Of hogses aud ponies
about fifteen hundred head Of cattle, thirty -siz
equipsge, and fifty stand Of arms.
Col Richie, who Is In command Of Q regiment
Of loyal Indians has reliable Information thai
Chief John Ross was about to join su expedi
ton with some fifteen hundred warriors. q,
Col. Solomon, Of the Tenth Wisconsin regi-
msnt, had also captured forty prisoners, and
four hundred mounted Cherokee aud Osags
Indians hsf come into our camp with white
flags, carrying their guns with the mn3zlei
pointing downward. |
About two hundred aud fifty negroes bslDng
ing to rebel half bre0ds are now en- routs foz
Fort Scott. 't ....' .e..
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Ccl., A. A, g., and Chief of STAFF

.. GRADUAL EMANCIPATION CONTINUES s-VRdINIA
Free SOIL..-We continue to chronicle the un-
oessine stampede Of contrabands, In order that
our readers may learn some of the delicious
fruits Of the demon, secession. They continue
to come rolling In from every point Of the com.
pa1. A oontfsbsnd from Essex county came
IN town on Tuesday last, bringing his wife and
children, and travelling In elegant style. He
came In due buggy drawn by "a splendid
horse; the whole party were we'll dressed, and
had plenty Of money. They provided and
brought along with them large supply Of the
comforts of lite. The man reports that bis
master had gone to Richmond. Within the last
few days, several hundreds have crossed over
10 the north aide Of the Rappahannook river,
on their way to parts unknown. We learn
thousands are being sent by their owners
"down Souf," while thousands are running
away and going "Norf." 60 that by the two
operations we think 1t quite probable that Vir-
ginia will become tree State before gradual
emancipation can take effect according 10 any
law that may b. made upon that subject
Fred~ricksburg pd) Christian Banner, IAN.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Is HEADQuARrERs ARMY OF VIRGINIA.,
.1y .u...' WASHINGTON, July l8, 1852.


IN .u... WASHINGTON, July 10, 1852.
General Orders, No. 8.
Hereafter, in any operations Of the cavalry
forces 10 this command. no supply or Baggage
trains Of any description will be used, unless 90
sStsd specially In the order for the movement
Two days cooked rations will be carried on
the persoDs of the men, and all villages OF
neighborhoods through which they pass will
be laid under contribution In the manner spe.
ci6ed by "Gensrai Orders, No. g." current
series from theAe headquarters, for the subslst.
ence Of men and horse.
Movements Of cavalry must always be made
with celerity, aud no delay In such movements
will be excused hereafter on any preiext
Whenever the order for the movement Of any
portion Of this army emanatss fsom these head.
quarters, the time Of marching aud that to b.
consumed in the execution OF the duty will be
specifically designated, and no departure there
from will be permitted TO psss unnoticed with
out the grsvest and most conclusive reasons. I.
Commanding officers will be held responsible
for strict and prompt compliance with every
provision OF this order
By command Of Major General PoPE:
GEO. d. RUGaIIs,
Colonel, A. A. G., and Chief Of STAFF
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
GEN. LAM, OF KANSAS,

Congress and the Administration having a,
last adopted the true policy for crushing th.
rebellion, the next important step Is to selsct
The man to exscute it. II We can Judge cor.
rectly of public sentiment by the speeches of
important men. aud by ths tone OF the press
the eye OF the country is turning in one direc.
tiou. As single Illustration or this We COW
the following from the Lsauen,oorth C6nserva .
tue, the editor VI which knows whereof he
speaks: The country has not forgotten that
Gen. Lane, by his ind ndomitabie pluck and hard.
hood, changed the fortunes of Buena Vista
from disastrous defeat to glorious victory I;
nor will It ever forget that by his sagacity and
military skill, he saved Kansas to freedom, al.
though be contsnded against the gigantic power
OF the General Government, backed BY ltbe
whole force Of the slave States. As the reprs
sentative OF the new policy. he is universally
popular, and has the entire confidence of the
great and moving power oi the country, and be
eau o.day rally more men To his standard than
any General in the field Why, then, We AK
Ia he not the man for the present crisis
from the LeaVenWorth Conserv Atiye,
Lame Instead OF Mcclellan.
Affairs Oh the James river look anything but
favorably. Our boat are constantly fired into
aud the river can be easily blockaded. When
that Ia done, our supplies are cut of and our
army placed in n state OF siege. Gen. McClel
Ian occupies one little spot ON the peninsula.
holds it by virtue OF guuboats, and does not
seem to know what Is going on elsewhere
The Dapers sDpak IN n ne had no nottoo or
moving within month. Is there not danger
Of Intervention before that time elapsesY
We believe there is only one man 10 the
country who has the military genius to lead
| that army against all obstacles into Richmond,
and that man 10 Gen. James II. Lane. He has
every quality OF mind and character which be.
lOnged TO the historical commanders; he insuires
soldiers with boundless enthusiasm; be ALWAYS
knows the exact position and strength Of the
| enemy, aud the enemy never knows either biz
power or purposes. There are no obstacles in
his path and to hun difficulty IL simply thing
| to be overcome
He has had more military experience than
Geo. b. Mcclellan, and Is his superior In intel
| lectunl power and resources.
Lane Ia Stonewall Jackson on our side
Instead of whining for help he would dash for
| ward win victories and let traitors make the
demand for reinforcements. We must have
such leader or take the woes which will fol
low recognition by foreign powers.
Put Jim Lane In command Of our armies and
there will be no talk about drafting, no diff
Guilty in getting recruits, no depreciation of the
national currency
1t will give confidence to the whole country
and instead Of months Of fatal idleness we shal
have victories every day and a restored Unior
within five months
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

THE RHETORIC OF CHIvALRY.--Of President
Lincoln's recent visit to the Army Of the Poto.
mac, the Richmond Enquirer, Of the l4th inst
says:
"A dirty trio Lincoln, Stanton, and Win.
field Scott-pssssd by Old Point on Thursday
last, en- route for McClellan's headquarters, al
or near Berklsy. A gentleman who saw The
steamer which conveyed this dirty trio Of Yan,
kes negro stealers, says there was band Of
music on board, and many flags and streamers
futtsring in the breeze"
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

REPORTED RESIGNATION OF GEN McCLEL-
LAS'-The following ia u special to the Phils.
phia Nstos:
WARRINGTON, July lG -Rumors have been
prevalent here Tor the last three days, that
Gen. Mcclellan has resigned his command. I
Incline to the belief that there Ia good ioupda.
tion for the report and yet II is not possible to
ascertain the truth Of the matter There are
several rumors a. TO his successor. Hslleck
and Pope are both talked Of
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

APPOINTMENT OF GOVERNOR OF ARKANsAs.--
Hon. John S, Phelps, Of Missouri, has been ap.
pointed military governor Of Arkansas The
appointment was bestowed by the President
and, az II was upsought, is, doubtless. the more
highly appreciated by the recipient, whose
qualifications for the important position, In.
cluding his character for loyalty, are matters
OF general appreciation. We presume biz
powers are ample aud similar to those Il Others
now discharging the duties Of military gov.
srnorS In Tennessee, Louisiana, and North
Carolina.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

LADIEs' FEsTIyAI--A festival 10 aid OF the
Ladies' Soldiers Relief Society will be given
tonight, at the residence Of Mrs. Robert Farm.
ham. There will doubtless bs q large assem-
blsge. Ladies' and gentlemen are invited. 1t
will be held on the grounds attached to the
residence. There will be refreshments, flowers,
music, and everything to delight. We under
stand that this sssociatiou have $50 soldiers
under its care.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
/ REB.L CAMP DESTROYED.
Burning Of . British Brig with
q COntraband StOreA.
Celebration Of tAe Fourth Of July.
FROM GEN. H.ATCHpS COW
JMAN.D. ~ f,
Capture Of Capt. Miller, Of the
Virginia Militia; ALTO, Five
ss Rebel Cavalrymen.

NEW f0RK, July 20.-The steamer Roanoke,
from Now Orleans on the 18th, has arrived.
General Shepley bad received the appoint.
ment OF Military Governor Of Louisiana.
Hoo. Reverdy johnson. the Commissioner Of
the State Department to inquire into mstters
concerning the foreign consuls, has arrived
there.
Two young ladies Of New Orleans have pre-
sented the Thirteenth Connecticut regiment
with beautiful United States fag.
The arrival Of three thousand barrels Of -four
BY the Roanoke, has induced General Butler 10
order the price Of -four to be reduced to twenty.
frem thirty eight " forty dollars, TEE
George Copple, Esq. having been recognized
a. British vics consul by Lord Lyons, and
spologized to Gsa. Butler for The offsnsivs ex-
precision 10 q lettsr Of the l4sh June, had besn
acknowledged BY Gen. Butler Is represents
tive Of Great Brisain.
Arms, clothing, DO, for five regiments Of
Louisianians have reached New Orleans by
the steamer Fulton, and the organization has
commenced with perfect success.
Captain Mages's company Of cavalry has
broken up u rebel camp ut Omite bridge.
They killed and wounded several rebels, and
Drought eight prisoners, u lot Of arms, stores,
&o.. to Baton Ronge.
8uuDOat niuHtuO, capthlu kh0O.
rail, has left New Orleans
The bouhaedment of Galveston had not
commenced.
The British brig Richard O'Brisn. from
Kingston, with contrsband stores, was burned
ny the boats crew from the Rhode Island, in
the harbor, on the 4th Of July. The boats
crew further celebrated Independence Day by
planting the Stars and Stripes upon Texan
soil.
WARRssroS, Va, July 2O.-,A r,valry cap.
TO day. bringing Eve prisoners Of tne Second
virgina cavalry. captured by Gen. Hatch at
Madison, (Which IL rishiy.fonr miles from the
city OF Washirsie Capt Miller, Of the vir.
gin'a n'ilr.. was also taken pr,sOner, but hae
not w., .rrivsd here.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Richmond Papers Report the Capture Of Gsl
Curtis and 5000 Men.
Later Intelligence ContradIcts Il.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OP THE PoToMAC,
July 10. 1862.
The Richmond newspapers of the 18th inst.
contain dispatch from Jackson, Mississippi
dated the l4ih Of July, stating that Gen. Hind.
INA had captu,ed Geu. Curti- with 5000 men.
TINS officers had been detained, but the men pa
rolled. D..
(La'er Intelligence contrsdicts this state
msnt.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
ADVANCE ON CHARLESTON,
The Rebels Fear an .assaek.

AExPnIs, July l9.---Ths Grenada Appeal con-
taiug the following dispatch, dated Charleston,
8. O., July r.:
"The enemy landed in force yesterday after
noon on the mainland. near Port Royal Ferry,
- Il for another attack on the Charleston and
Savannah railroad, but retrested ON the up.
proach of our troOpa.'
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Lincoln and suite, consist
ing Of Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Robert Lincoln
Capt. Morzfey, U. s. A., Col. Sweeney, Mr.
Lowe, Mr.. Gilbert, and Master Thomas Lincoln
returned to this city, from their Northern tour
on last Friday morning.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

r.Lyoa's magnetic lnssct PcWdI
externinates Roaohes, Bed Bugs, Ants, Fld
Moths 10 Cloths, Fura and Furniture, Garden
seets, &c All genalne bears the signature of
Beware OF oounterfSits and limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In y tr,oe
Lyona Pilla are death to rats and mas
Fold everywhere ID. 3. BARNES,
ap30-TrH3m 202 bfoadwsy, New forAj
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q r FICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

n NOTIUE.-vhe Laaies' Rssaters u
ine . FESTIVAL, for the benefit Of the lick
wounded 40 diers, on Monday, July 21st. II Is q
possd 70 hold the Festival In the grousds adjoin
Inc residence of Mrs. Jane Farnham, corner
Eleventh and NJ streets Reffeshments and flow
will be furnished on the occasion. AL who SYM
thIze with the object OF the association are oofd
Invited to attend To commence at IN o'cloS
Admission 10 cents jy2v
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
VERY yALUABLn GORNEH PROP.
Y ERTY IN THE VICINITY OF VIII
LARDS' HOTEL FOR SALE

BY direction Of the heirs the subscribers o6sr for
sale that valuable property. at the corner Of and
Fourteenth streets known - Lots and o 10 Square
266 having frsnt Of 96 feet inches on street by
so feet ON Fourteenth street.
This property IL immediately IN front Of and In
full view OF Willards Hotel and 10 desirable prop.
erty for livery stable or some manufacturing buSi.
ne6 o.
For psrtioulars, inquire OF
EDW,D G. DYER
THO. j. FISHER,
Ix lR-at ExaapIora
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
War Meeting at Bangor,

BANGOR, Maine, July IA grand war meet
Ing was held here last evening, and addressed
by Vice President Hamin, Gen. Howard and
others. The proceedings were attended with
much enthusiasm.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
War Meeting at Pittsburg.

PIrTsBuRG, July lS.-A large and enthusias-
tic meeting was held to-day to make arrange
menus ior grand mass meeting TO prepare a
plan for raising the quota OF Allegheny county,
under the Presidents call for volunteers.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

As-sp-eial aotice.-On and after ruesa
April l. 1852, the trains on the Baltimore md q
Railroad will commence running daily, tSuua
excepted, } leaving toia Station at 7.So u, o..
oonnecting Ut Washington junction with NJ
Train for ali parts Of the West ria Wherling
ParksrsbuIs. Through tokets sold and bags
checked W. p. SMITH,
N. Of Trsnsportation B. h D. X
ap t-dti Star 9lobel
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Baton Rouge Not Reoaptursd.
Federal Troops stiil In Posssssasa,

MEMPHIS, July l6.-Ths Grenada Appsal Of
the llth instant, has o dispatch from Camp
Moore, saying the reported capture Of Baton
Rouge was one Of Jake Barker's cansrds..