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The national Republican., 1862-07-31
ANOVHER GENUINE VOICE From
d THE DO1DEH STATES.
sovH.soR PM SfoNr or SlRsfsiA'

uONnNOn ThL oNt vt hs' hsSAr
AmS the stssis receive BY As Co.mit.
Zee Of 1rapgee eenns u the ~ Uslcn msstisg
at New York was one from Governor Francis
H Plerpont, Of Virginia, which speaks the true
voice Of the loyal men of the border slave
States, and which differs, as light diffsrs from
darkness, from that misrepresentation Of the
border States, which was imposed upon the Pres.
ident, by hoary.hesded politicians from Ken
tucky, with innumerable sons and sonsin law In
the Confederate service, and themselves % thor
oughly imbedded In the -slavery prejudices
Of years, as to be past oil hops Of eulishtsnmsnt
In this world.
Gov. Pierpont takes the broad, bold and
true ground, that rebels have no rishts, except
the right to be hanged. II Is contrary, not
more to common sense, than Il IL to established
law, that traitor can have right to claim
the services Of anybody. The moment . man
becomes . rebel, bis slaves are At once freed
by that fsot Governor Pisrpout sees and pro-
claims this most just and most benefcent prin.
ciple. He Gays: ... .....
1--WE should be ~ economical as possible Of
the lives Of the loyal soldiers, and provide boun.
tifully for thoss going to the neld and for those
they leave behind.
means God and nature and circumstances have
put into your power to suppress the rebellion
and punish traitors Rebels property, in the
rebel sense Of the word, Of whatever kind, sen.
sible or insensible, should be made to oontri.
buts to the suppression Of the rebellion In any
manner that II oan be made available.
"This war has been inaugurated and prose.
cuted by the rebels without reference To- the
rights OF Union men. 1t 10 not for them to claim
constitutional guarantees. They have no rights
penalty Of their crimes. They have grown inso.
lent by their Dominion over their own slaves, until
they have adopted a. their political axiom, that
slavery Ia the nermal condition Of the working
ing to build their empire. This Is in dercgation
Of English liberty and American liberty, and
Of all that has raised the Anglo Saxon race to
It's present greatness In this country and In
Europe. It 10 an attempt to degrade every free
laboring man in the nation; not only the native
an asylum In this land Of the free are denounced
as only At for slaves.
"T6is 10 the most gigantic rebellion the world
ever saw. There Ia the most gigantic stake
slavery or freedom be UNIVERSAL There 10 no
conoealing II. This Ia the issue. The rebels
have presented and forced 1t upon the nation.
We have accepted, and II Ia to be tried 1t the
point Of the bayonet and the muzLle OF the can.
non; and were It not for the traitors in our
midst, the verdict for freedom would Be rem.
dered in three months. Every device that the
devil can invent and put into the heads Of trai.
tors seems 10 be brought forward TO- keep men
out Of the fed, and TO paralyze the arms Of
those already there. These traitors are tole.
rated in high and low places. 1t 10 the grasp
Of their hand now upon the body polite that
partially paralyzss our strength. They are
our danger.o'
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Union Victory in Kentucky.

PARIS, KY, July 30 Yesterday, a party OF
200 guerillas from Boone county, under Cen.
Sterling, Ky. On being refused, they attacked
the place, but were repulsed by the home
guard, ,..
During the retreat, the guerillas were met
by party under Major Bacht, of the Eighth
Kentucky, who drove them back towards the
town, where they were again attacked by the
home guard.
The result was Confederate stampede. The
guerillas losing oil their horses, 8 men killed,
aAd IS prisoners. The number Of wounded Ia
not known. d..
Our loss was three wounded
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss AONRoE, July 29.-Ths mail boat
John A. Warner arrived here this afternoon,
GERS who came down that move Of some kind
is hourly expected. II is said that yesterday
Gen. Mcclellan issued orders for every man 10
be ready for action at moments notice. There
are various rumors afloat On TO the movements
Of the enemy, but all are mere conjecture, and
not worth repeating. .Nar - '....
The Elm City has just come down from City
Point with about $50 Union prisoners, sick and
wounded, from Richmond They left about
400 ct Richmond, who will be down in few
days. This will close the list Of this class Of
pi isoners. ......t ..-
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

New YoRk, July 30.-The steamer Austrian
from Liverpool, On the 18th, SiA Qheenssown,
20th has arrived
In Ne British House cf Oe10oos Mr.. Lind
Gays motion 70 offer mediation In sisIs 10
America and for tbe rsccgniaon Of The south.
ern Confederacy, was debated pro and con-
Lord Palmerston opposed II end appealed to
the House to leave the matter iu the hands Of
the Government, and the motion was finally
withdrawn.
In the course Of Lord Palmeston's speech
be treated the issue Of the war a. toregone
conclusion, raying that the only satisfactory
cable separation. This, however, he thought
would be impeded rather than facilitated by
debates In Parliament He contended that the
ackno sledgment by England Of the Southern
Coniederacy could give the North no cause Of
offence, but be thought the present position Of
the contest would not justify the recognition
Of southern Independence. ..u..
The Times says that every man can see that
the time draws near when the Government
must give It's opinion. IfMcClellan is proved
incapable Of rtsuming the offensive, the pro.
priety Of treating the Confsdefates as indepen
dent may bs justly discussed In Cabinet. ..
The Daily Ne,os and Star applaud Palmers-
ston's views, and contend that the time for
mediation has not arrived. ..I.- ..u
The Princess Clotilde gave birth to prince
on the 18th. ~. "
LATEST.
QUERNsrowN, July 20.--Lord George Beres
ford died this morning at Donoughadee.
The Aoniteur publishes an account OF the
battles before Richmond, aud says one thing
Is certain-the army Of the North was crushed
on the field by overwhelming numbers; that II
had to give up, foot by foot, several miles Of
ground; that II has lost guns, prisoner, and
disengaged. .. .u.l
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
9ueriIlas i'm Missouri.

ST. LoUrs, July 30. -. A large force ol gueril-
las, under Mcbride, has entered Missouri from
Arkansas, and are ercamped In Howell and
Texas counties Our troops In Houston and
Texas cUullies have been reinforced and will
prevent my rebel demonstration. Hannibal
b ts bn"n almost 4, serted, and many Of its citi-
zrns have arrived here.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

GEN. PoPE ON ARMNG NEGRoEs.--Gsnersl
Pope said few days ago in Washington, as
the Chicago Tribune is informed: ~ want to
kill 'sm (the rebels) They have got to be
killed, and 1t Is not for me to care what the
colo 'oi the man is who will hsap inc to put an
end 10 them; 30 bring on your negroes, II they
will fght they shall have chance"
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Defeat OF . Party or Rebels.

JEFFERSON Cry, July 29.-Colonel Guitar
Of the Ninth Missouri regiment, reinforced by
Lieutenant Colonel Shaffer and Major Cloppe
Of Morrill's home, and Major Caldwell, OF the
Third Iowa csvalry, six handred and City
strong. wn attackSd OF hoere's Mills. sven
miles go Of Fulton, yesterday, by . party ol
rebels, undsr Porter and Cobb, nine hun6sod
strong. After fighting Ill O'Clock p. q, ~
rebel were completely routed With lols q
iron seventy. 6ve 70 one hundred killed an1
woanded and one taksn prisoner. rss
Col. Guitar reports los Of forty.nve killsd
and wounded. Hs captured tho snsny's guns
ammunltion, baggage, &c., In probation. The
officers and men behaved eplendidly. Cobb IL
reported 70 have been killed. Col. Guitar re-.
suuied the pursuit. last night, and will follow
them closelv
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

CHAPLAIN O'aAoAN, Of the Excelsior Brigade.
writes from Harrison's Landing that the rebels
have lately received large quantity of boots
and shoes from England; and also that the
Provost Marshal still sets guards over rebel
nrnnari1
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

Nogru CARoLINA.--Mr. Vance, the ex-mem.
Der OF Congress, who is now running as the
candidate for the Office Of Governor, Of the
party which has been so falsely and ridicu-
lously represented as Union party" Is now
serving ~ colonel In The rebel army at Rich.
moad. The only Union men in North Carolina,
upon whom reliance Is to be placed, are the
negroes.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

ARREST OF Col. T. F. BowE. Al an carly
hour yesterday morning u squad Of cavalry
proceeded to the residence Of Col. 4. 4. Bowie,
near Upper Marlboro, and took him In Gu,
tody. He. was brought to the city yesterday
afternoon, and after being taken before the
Provost Marshal was sent to the Old Capitol,
where he Is still confined. The charge against
him Is said to be that Of aiding Federal soldiers
to desert of last euening.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

RnsIGNArIos OF POSTMASTER KAssoN.-It is
said that the Hon. John A. Kasson, First As.
slstant Postmaster G. neral, having been nom.
mated for Congress by the Republicans Of the
fifth district, (Iowa,) has rendered his resigna-
tion III First Assistant Postmaster General
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
DRIVE THEn OUT


The loyal peopls. Of Baltimore, in ths great
meeting of Mendse events resolved astollowss'
"R,solpsd sy ~ loyal oltsms of Baltimore n,
mass meeting asssmbled, Tat the Preddent Of
the United 6tates BE- and BE- is hereby request
I'd to instruct the General In command Of this
military department to require all male citizens
,bove the age Of eighteen years TO come for.
ward and take the following oath, and that oil
persons refusing 10 take said oath shall be sent
through our military lines into the 80 called
Southern Confederscy:
"Tnsr oATH.
"I solemply swear that will bear true al
leaiance to the United States, and support and
sustain the Constitution and laws thervof that
I will maintain toe national sovereignty para
mount to that Ct all State, county, or corpo.
rate powers; that will discourage, discounte.
nance, and forever oppose secession, rebellion,
and the disintegration Of the Federal Union I;
that disclaim and denounce all faith and iel
lowship with the so.called Confederate States
and Confederate armies, and pledge my proper
ty and my life to the sacred performance Of this
my solemn oath Of allegiance TO the Govern.
ment Of the United States
Only one thing needs to be added TO this,
and that Is the adoption everywhere Of the prin.
ciple now acted upon at Memphis, viz: oom.
pelling the immediate families Of ell persons In
the Confederate service to pack up and retire
within the lines Of the Confederate army.
II we 60 through Virginia upon these prin.
ciplss, and the other principles decreed by Con.
gress, and about which there ought to be no
further controversy, we shall not have to 90
through that State twice.
Force everybody to take the oath Of allegi.
snce, or 60 South free every rebels slave
whom we can reach with our armies compel
the families of everybody 10 the rebel service
to retire within the constantly narrowing lines
Of rebeldom, and strip rebels OF every vessige
Of property, personal and real. II We cannot
have peace In any other way in Virginia, we
must have peace by making that State q ssli
tude. II Is solitude which would room be
repeopled, II that can be said Of country
which never was really peopled. The whites
In Eastern Virginia are only handful. The
Fictitious Importance which they have derived
from holding blacks In bondage Is soon to be
ended. Submission or exile Is the only altern
ative which should be offered to them.
Gen. Pope's orders on this subject, already
issued, all look 10 the right direction. Let
him 20 on and execute them to the letter, and
be may be sure that the people will sustain
him.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Gen. Pope's Army.
Arrival OF Gen. Pope ~ WArrsntoR-
Rebels Refuse To Take she Oalh.


WARRESToS. July 30 Gen. Pope and stat
arrived here at nosn to-day. on an extra train
Handsomely decorated with flags. His arrival
has been noised around, and great constsrna.
tion exists among the "secesh." There are not
dozen here who have not taken the rebel
oath. They seem determined TO remain, but
will not take the oath OF allegiance to the
United States Government, saying that General
Pope dare not carry out the order.
The provost guard are gathering up all able.
bodied slaves and setting them to work upon
the railroad and in the quartermaster's de.
partment. Several trains have been sent out
to Bank. aad Sigel wit contrsband drivers"
who seem highly elated at getting chance to
work tor the Yankees.
All the sick from here who will not speedily
recover will be sent to Washington at once.
The Sulphur Springs, seven miles south Of
here, in the most delightful and healthy spot
In the State, have not yet been taken for hos
pital purposes, as has been reported. They
will accommodate about fifteen huadred. Beds,
furniture, and everything remain there yet.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
DRpARrxssr OF STATE,

|TT.|T- UEPARTNENT OF STATE, m
''" w" Washington, July 20, 1852.
Information has been received al this DE.
partment from Charles N. Proctor, the Un'-
ted States Vice Consul at Vera Cruz, that by
an order Of the commander Of the French for
ces ct that place, published on the 18th instant
the ports Of Tampico and Alvsrado would. on
The 18th instant, be blocksded by a French
naval force, and that the blockade would be
maintained until oesation Of hostllitiss.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

WELL DoNE.- The wife of DR.. Elbridge
Simpson, of Toronta, and female friend, have
raised In that city four hundred dollars for the
benefit Of the siok and wounded soldiers of our
Uniop army. Are they not filiai dstersY
Il. B.. Sandiord, minister to Belgium, leaves
In the Persia to-day. ''.- 3
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

; A HUMBuG DIsPATcH.-The Star of last even.
ing has the following .,
/ LITTLE WAsHINGroN, Va, July SO.-A report
has been received here, coming through contra
band channels, to the effect that large bodies
OF rebel troops are crossing the James river,
bound southwark.
The contrabands cay that they are evacuat-
Ing Richmond.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

gsS- The Hon. Reverdy johnson has pub.
lished another appeal to the border States to
embrace the scheme of compensated emancipa-
ton before the inexorable progress OF events
shall sound the wOrdB, II is too late"
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

WAR MEETING IN WAsHNoros.-Ths gentle
men who are inter sted in getting up the war
meeting In this city, ara requested to meet at
the National Hotel, tonight, at s o'clock.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
Arrest for a mbe1slemsnt,

OMAHA, N. T., July 29.-H. W. Depuy, late
agent Of the Shawnee Indians, was arrested to-
day by the United States marshal Of Nebraska,
on charge Of embezzleing public money.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

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OF OIAL.

/ 'f'.. ' DEPARTMENT % STATE,
Washington, Jan. 20, 1882.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
nember Of Congress on business oo Saturdays
commencing With Saturday, the ars, Of nsx'
| H.a .. WILLIAM II. SEWARD
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

gsS- Our correspondent In yesterdays pa.
per, signing himself "a Clerk" was not Mr.
Fowler. o. .....,, ..r-...-..s.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

1 ~ Batohelor's Hair Dys-The Best IN
the World.-William A. Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produoes Q color net to be distinguished
Prom natuIe warranted not to injure the HAIR In ths
least; remedies the III effects Of bad dyes, and nvG
o. ates the Hair tor life. GREY. RED, or RUSTY
!eavine the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by ali
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BATCHELOR, a he fsur ssdss sf each bos t...
Factory, No. u Barclay street, (Lats 283 broad.
way and 10 Bond,) New York my asIy
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

. ~ There VIII be . special meeting OF
the board OF Trustees Of Public Schools this (Ihurs.
dsy) afternoon At O'Clock. II is Important that
every member shall be present
.r WIZ. b. DAYTON, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

- Msj. Gen. Franklin, whose health 10
much impaired, has gone to Cape May for
few days.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

~ The Human Rights Associ . tion"
Will meet at Temperance Hall, on Friday evening
oext. at eight O'Clock ., 1T
j. G. UNDERWOOD, President.
I WV HorcHINsoN, Secretary. y3o
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
BY TEIEGRAPH.
7 Hoxx xxMaoPn.
Arrival Of !Btsamsr Austrian

Debate ON IntervsAt,ou and RscoGni.
tion in Parliamsnt.-LorA Paimerston
Opposed the Msasais.s-
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

~ LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-, July 2g,
l6e2.-Ths Library Of Congress will bs olossd from
July S1st to September 1st. ------..-' -
I " ..H.. .r.-r Sui. Librarian
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS
PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,

PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE
Washington, D. O., July 80, 1862.
Daniel s. Clark, Of willlamsport, Pa, prl-
vate in company F, Fifth Pennsylvania voluu
tesrs, and VIM. H. Knapp, Of Belchertown,
a private in company H, Tenth
Massachusetts, volunteers, having deserted from
ST. Elizabeth Hospital, on the 22d July, 1867,
notice Is hereby given, that . reward Of five
dollars will be paid for the apprehension and
delivery Of either TO The most convenient mill
tary post or recruiting station. PAW w
By order:ss ~ 80 .1s - ay ENhSs ~
y, + ,5s Nv, 5.F Major ". T. Dosrzs, ga
'ha - Y a9r .'' q Provost Marsbsl.
A. S. BAksR, ar NJ 80.
Lieutenant and Acting Adjutaut. '.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
How they Treat sscsisie.ists 4. Bos

BosToN, July 29.--Au individual, last even
ing, who was advocating JEFF Davis and chiv-
Il pnon
The national Republican., 1862-07-31
WANTS..

lWANTED TO REHT BY The MONTH";
w Two adjoining rooms-ons Of which must front
on the strsst.not hisher than the ssoe nd story
Mtsatsd within three blocks sest Of the Treasury
ing tsrms( .; B. H. Boz sa2, P.O. II w. =.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

~ Maj. Gen. Mitchell left this city ysstsr.
day for New York
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

Georgetown or the seventh ward (fslaud) who fall
20 redsiys their paPen Nsslarly win oblies the
sgent 9; T. pelphsy, oy lssytng notice q NJ.
when oil dslinqusnoiss will be promptly attended
70. NAV n
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

Ths rebel prisoners In Camp Morton, indi-
diana, have organized a Masonic lodge.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

~ Special Notice.-On and afser Tuesday,
Apfi 1882, the trains on ths baltimore And Ohio
Railroad will commence running daily, CBundays
exceptedJ leaving tnis Station 1t leo 4. m, and
eonnecting at Washington Junction With Man
Irain for all parts Of the West ia Wheeling OF
sRsssssses Through uslss sS,d sM,s sad baggage
| n. Of Transpertation b 4 D. 4. T.
I ap l--dtf lStar t3iobel
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

ATuniOn Prayer dsetinG.-The@Unio q nion
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon this
week. 10 New York Avenue church, (Rsv. D.. Cur
hour.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

A%WsstOn's Progress q Slavery --Copiss
Of ths wcrk are for sale at the ofoe Of the National
R5sAieeM. Pamphlet edition, 2s cents. Bound
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

w of musio land the usual branches Of education
II desired) In family or school. The best Of refer.
ences given and required. Please address lmme.
dtatsly, stating parhoulars, Rev CHAS SPEAR
No. lS, Washington street, Boston, Mas.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
asoRos n WESTON. sorros.

HS The publication ofioe of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, Is AT the northeast corner Of D and
Seventh streets, second foor. over W. D shsp.
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

WANTED-At the New Yosk Employment
Ssh Wifi sns nS5 Goi E.
ORED GIRLS, with good isfsrsnoes, q Cooks,
Chsmbermaids, Laundfessss, Waitrsasss, Nursss,
and Seamstresses Also young Colered Men 10 wall
on tables In Private Families Or Hotels. Also want
sd houses immediately with or without Furnitura
hmploysrs IN want Of good help, Will find II TO theit
my s6n sI''t.-'- N. II. MILLER
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

E,OR ltENT.-The substantial frame HOUSE
II No. Ses, Sixth street. Island, containing nine
rooms Ls.Se ssrden fruit trees stable, SO Apply
JyS0-3ts [6tarl =
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o FFICIA L..

Lieutenant and Acting Adjutaut.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LRT.--Ths com.
"A Portable and neatly furnished House, No q
Missouri avenue, 70 now for rent For terms, apply
OF the premises. ~ 7' 20 "a 2-ftt
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

Incidents Upon the Richmond Battle
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-05-14
Legal Notice.

TOHN CONNER, whose residencsis unknown
y to the plaintiff, will take notice, that on the
18th day of March, 1869, Peter Diehl com
menced civil action in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, in the State Of Ohio,
against the said John Conner, to recover the
sum of $l3l %, with interest on S34 81, par
eel thereof, from November 25th. 1853, and
interest ON $96,42, residue thereof, from No
vember l9th 1859. That at the same tin e
writ of Attachment was issued out of said
Court, which has been levied OH the following
described real estate, situate in said county, tc
wit: The south west quarter of the north
east quarter of section Z, township S and
range 6, containing 40 acres, more or less.
The said John Conner is required to appear
and answer, the petition in said case by the
18th day of May. 1862. or Judgment will be
taken at May Term, as by confession.
e} HOLLISTER & OKEY,
March 1e, 1ss2.-$4, so. CIV lAtt'ys for pllf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-05-14
Master Commissioners Sale.
F. A. Lamping,
49, against
Hazel Cecil and Others

BY virtue of a mandate to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
Ohio, viii offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house.
in the town of Woodsield, in said county, on
Saturday. the 24M day Of Nay, 1862,
between the hours OF ton o'clock a. M, and
four O'Clock p. m, on said day, the following
real estate, situate in said county, to wit:
The east half of the Forth east quarter of
section thirty, tpwnship four, and range six,
containing - serss. more or less
Also, the wess half Of the NORTH west quar-
ter of section twenty-four township four
and range six, containing seventy aures, more
or less. The 8rst mentioned premises ap-
praised at 5000 .-f +. -
The last mentioned premises appraised a
$500 JOEL +. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
April IS, ls62.-s4.