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The national Republican., 1862-09-05

- Batcheior's Hair Dys-Ths Best In
the WOrld. .-william A. Bstchelots ceiebre'sd
Hair Dye prOdscss . color net u be disunguisheo
least remedies the III saeos Of bsd dyes, and inytG
or stes the Ha;r for life. REY RED, or RUSTY
leavins The hair son and beautiful. Bold BY all
Druggists, 10
AT The Genuine b signed WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR, on Ne four ssd1 Of sach bos.
Factory, No. u Barclay street, (Late 2S3 Broad
way and 10 BondJ New York my - ~
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

a1Attsntt0ni AtlentionI Atteatl0a 10 Z
Want-d--a few MEN TO complete . com 2any OF the
Sixteenth regiment Virginia First Ess,er. vs. J.
This 10 the only resimtnt now riyisy ,oua " and de
tailed for SPECIAL bERVlCE' by ihs Score.
tary Of War, for duty In the viola " Of Nandril
and the forts al 'uts Washiogton, D. y.
Rscruliing Cffice, Third street, I'd donr below Pa
avenue. A. q. WIDDlCOMBE.
CaLiain.
GEO. A. ARMES,
A4 I'd Lieut.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

.cS- Among those who were wounded in the
battle Of Saturday last we have learned the
name of Firat Lieut. Joseph Ceburn, Of the
Thirteenth Massachusetts, commanding Co. Z
during tho action. He was wounded In the
knee while gallantly leading his company
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

GENERAL Steel was received with en,husi
astc cheers rs he rode up to his hotel yester'
day. Carl ShuIz denies the statement that
SIgel lost several guns during the late fight
lie asserts that not a single battery or gun
WA lnsl.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Published Daily, Sundays Excepted
ny w. J. MURTAGH h co.
oEosoe N. WESTON, toIroa.

~ The publication once of the NATIONAL
REPrstlcls is at the northeast corner OF D and
Seventh streets. second floor, over W. d. shsp
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street
The national Republican., 1862-09-05
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1869.

NOTICE TO ADvER ERrIsERs--All ransieu'
advertisements mast be paid for in advance, and
should be handed in before O'Clock, p. m, to en-
sure their appearance on thefollowing morning
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

New York, Sept. "A vessel which arrived
at this port to-day from Matanz,s reports hav.
ing seen an iron clad war steamer at Clrdenas
on the 10th inst, flying the rebel Gag.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05
0RNnRAL ORDRR.

War DEPARTMENT,
ADJUrANr GENERALS OrY1oE,
Washington, Sept 3, 1863.
General Orders, No. 1874:
The Honorable Joseph Holt has been ap-
apointsd BY the President Judge Advocate
General Of the army, with the rank Of colonel.
He will enter upon bis duties without delay.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War:
f. D. TOWNSEND. Assist Adj't General.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

~ 1t 10 now known that the rebels, in the
late engagements, did not put in all their
force, but kept a powerful reserve to use Oh
might be required.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

~" F0rd's New Theatre" - Citizens ard
Strangers will please MOTIFS that seats con be secur
daily without any extra charsc, be ween the hours
Of Va. m. Al p m, At the Boz OfHoe OF the The
AIe, Tenth street. abpvs fennsylyania avenue.
JOHN T. FORD
sep3 Les.e and Dir ctoY.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

New CouNrERFEIr NorE.-An altered FIVE
dollar note on the Peoples Bank, New York
city, has made It's appearance, according to
Inlay Bickuell, Of Philadelphia. The follow.
Ing is description, viz Three females re-
clining, one with liberty cap on a pole, one
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

~ The rebel forces last seen at Vienna
has been ascertained to he nothing more than
worn out soldiers, gathered there as n place OF
refuge.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05
Wreck OF the New steam Frigate Adiron.
dack.

NEW YoRY, Sept. 4.--Ths new United States
steam irigats Adirondac, of twelve guns, was
totally lost. August 23d, off Abaco. The crew
were saved.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

TRENTON, N. j., September 4.-Joel Parker
was to day nominated by the Democratic Union
Convention for Governor.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

AS-sUN0EON 0EHERAL'S OFFICE.
WaBningto0, d. o., Sep. y, lSO9.
Sisk and woued ID ofnosrs who wish 10 ester hes.
pitals wi b. received at s,ninaiy Hospital.
Georgetown, and q. no other place.
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
se4-iw Surgeon General
The national Republican., 1862-09-05
OF FICIA L.

DEPARrNRr or BrAfs,
Washinqtos, Jan. Is, 1859.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter rscsivs
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arrt ol Gsxt
month.
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

~ MAYOR'S OFFICE,
Clty Hall, september ., ls89.
Employees Of tbis Cprporaiios are u aested TO
report themselves at the Mayors ON ~
RICHARD WALLACH,
tel Mayor
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

A1Wssson's Progress OF slavsry.-Copis,
Of ths werk for sale at the ooe Of the National
RSn.Aican Pamphlet edition, 10 cents. uound
edition, rs osnt.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

;E4s- A regiment of rebel cavalry was at
Edwards Ferry yesterday and threw few
-L~.- - or- ,roors eoross tho ever M
The national Republican., 1862-09-05
alg s-iy

~ LIBRARY OF COR0REss, July NJ,
ls83.-rhs Librafy Of Congress will be olostd from
July s1st to September 1st. -
Iva Librarian.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

~ special Notice.-On and sfisr Tuesday.
April 1891, the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence running daily, (Suudsys
exoeptsd) leaving this Station at 7.S0 .. m, And
connecting at Washington Junction with Mali
rrain for all parts Of the Wsst ia Whesling Cr
Parkersburs. Through ticksts sold and baggage
checked. ". p. SMITH,
II. Of transportation b. u. x. H.
ap l-du IStar Globel
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

NJ Quite number OF field officers were in
town Yesterday including Generals Pope, Sum-
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

Eir- A large number Of members Of Con
grsss have arrived within few days.
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

AAUnion Prayer MsstinR.-Ths umou
Prayer Meeting Will be held every aitetnooD This
week, 10 New York Avenue church, Rev. DR.. Our
hour. V2
The national Republican., 1862-09-05
Later from the Indian Comm issioncr-
The Chippewa \ kxpeditiOa.


The Chippewa kNpedttioa.
ST. CLorD. August 2s, 1862.
To Gov. Ramsey:
SIR Gen. Dole and myself left 81. Paul last
evening ut FIVE o'clock ; arrived here at seven
o'clock this morning. We 6ud Captains Burt
and Libby, with their companies, arrived here
last evening, They left here this morning and
will probably arrive at Fort Ripley to omorrow
econ. We take fresh horses hoe to enable III
to overiaks them before morning.
From what information we can get here
there has been no bloodshed by the Chippe
was, and We have great hopes Of settling al
diflcclties, as fur as they are concerned, o.
-oon us we can meet them iu council
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
CLARK W. THOMPSON, Supt
Latest advices from Minnesota are up to th,
3lst ult., when all was quiet. Rev. Messrs
Riggs and Williamson, reported killed by tn
Sioux, are alive, having made their escape
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

Georgetown or the seventh ward Cfsiaudl who iAil
TO receive their papers regularly will obligs tbs
agent, o. X, Delphey, BY leaving notice st Mr.
when all dsinqusuoiss will bs promptly s,isnded
tO utXv 81
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

DRODUCE AND FRuIr-
i $50 bONea enions
100 boxes Oranges,
10, ,NtH t'oacoanuts.
800 barrels Potatoes.
2nO barrels OuiOus.
100 barrrs f,imU Apples.
10 900 bunOhes Onions.
in store AMI for sIie by
JONES h co,
u 1s--lm Corner Eight and strrstA
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BuOHU,
THE GREAT DIUHETlC
RELMBoLDs EXTRACT BEcHg, ,,rv.,.,
HELABOI.Ds EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETlC
HELMBOLD'B EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DlUHEllC,
And positive and Specific remedy for Dcnses o. tbs
bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Droisy
Organ Weakness,
And ull Diseases Of toe Urinary Organs
See advertisement in smother column. Cut Il on,
and Rend for the medicine at 0noe.
Be,olrs nf countnfetd. jet-SM
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

THIS - TO GIVE NOTICE, Thstalthe
Court oi Washington County 10 he Dktrict Of Co.
umbia letters Of Administration on the personal es.
tate OF Alexander \. Wadsworih, late Of Washing.
Ton county Aforesaid, deceased. All persons hay.
ing clsimi against the said deceased, are hereby
warned Nhibit the same with the vouchers thei
OIL to the subs,rber, on or before the 2Sd day Of Au
gust ~ Nt they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all Ueneut of the siid estate.
Givtn under my hi d Mi. 2ad day OF August, 1862
JOHN d. WELLS. Administrator
DAVID A, BURR
Agent for Administrator.
Office, corner Oi seventh and \ streeta
nsg 2h-- lnwaN-
The national Republican., 1862-09-05

Nj 4 w VOL X BUBI \ Il y y .
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING.
INVOICE BILLS q BUsINRsS NOTES NE6OTIA TKD
PRoTEsrsp Norrs AND DEPKRKp ACCOUNTS
B0UGHr AND COLLECTED.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
A1-GOVERNNRN1 CLAIMS BOUGH7.-EA
by q. z. HOUSE, .
Counsellor at LAW,
rs Nassau Street, New York.
~ I'm yedrs IN he Aais asi United ixal<s Cbs~ts.
Advice grAtia apps
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Richter Charles sw % 3 81 l60 - g
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30
gbeObiO6tatesnra
M fOfFt rlonI1 4 n,-lr y
THURSDAY MORNING, JAM 80, 1862,
'TELEGRAPHIC,
Reported for tho Ohio Statesman.
From Kansas-C General order OF Ger
Hunter.

From Kansas-GsneraI order or Gen
sr Hunter.
LEAvENwoATH, Jan. 29.-The following gen
eral order, issued by Major General Hunter, ha,
caused sensation In civil and military circles
In the expedition about to be started South
from this Department, called In the newspapers
Gen. Lanes expedition, II is the intention Of
the Major General Commanding this Depart
ment 10 command In person, unless otherwise
expressly ordered by the government. Trans
portation not having been supplied, we must 80
without It, All tents, trunks, chests, camp 10.
bles, camp clothes, etc, must be at once stored
or abandoned. q -. a.
The General Commanding takes in bis valIse
but one change Of clothing, and no officer or
soldier will carry more. The surplus room In
the knapsack must be reserved for ,ammuni-
tlons and provisions. Every officer and soldier
will carry his own clothing and bedding.
!, The General Commanding has applied to the
government for six Brigadier Generals, that
this command may be properly organizedj and
until their arrival Il Is necessary that he should
appoint acting Brigadier Generals from the
senior Colonels. To enable him to do this, I'd
accordance with the order on the subject, each
Colonel will Immediately report the dateron
whlch he was mustered into the service Of the
I, 80 70, (sigued) D. HUNTER,
is1n iIBfCI5Maj General Commanding. 3,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30
Froml NTtssOuFi.

1rs RnfS A. Mo. Ian. 3l--A gentleman who left
M Snma ~ nd G,ssn .sT county. q few nilsa from
snrinoNs,d on Wadneaday. arrived here yester.
dav Ha az ~ thsre are no antrenchments BEING
6niIs At Sorias 6sd' and but little uneasiness Il
man;fastsd hS Psics N his officers, There is q
general cry fcr reinforcem ents, and the reb6ls
sav thav a,a m theIr wav. buE their accounts do
nct sassa ~ as,tn namhs, Hesmet Iarpe mum.
ber NJ Fsdsral troopa al Lebanon, and our pick
eta we're ont several fniles beyond that place.
A akirmish had taken place near Lebanon on
| the entrance OF our troops. and rebel captain
killed. and aeveral men taken prisoners. Cow
er6fnent teama are constantl VINO wing westward,
but tbe roada are almost impossible, owing to
the denih of the mud.
| 81. T,ous. Ian. 90 "A large pumber troops
are moving from Roila. Sedalia and Otterville
wat das,;nat auntoaed IN be Springfield,
iSi The Soiiowing ia from Major WriehS,s report
to GEN. Wyma5. d ~ 20 ), vol11.clJ., zTTyI
PrIce's force does not exceed eight OF. ten
thousand men. ali state troops. a tfC,fr,uo
Price has been notified OF his appointments as
| Mai. General in the Confederate army, but has
not been confirmed, oonseoueitly confederate
forces decline To reinforoe him. They say to
him thoy have thirty THOUSAND troops ready TO
Join him when they receive the official notice.
MoIntosh has gone 10 reinforce the rebels In
the Indian Nation.
Most Of Rsins's men have gone home. A
balance of four hundred are at Sarcoxie and
CRANKY, Il IA said. 70 run furnaces.
Last Thursday Prlce WAS informed the Fed
erals were moving against him IN force from
Rolla. The news csuaed afeat excitement In
the rebel camp. ~ -, N y. -, y. IL, -,
Price exueets his appointrne emit TO be confirm.
ed within two weeks Wien he Win be reinforced
by Confeder crates from Arkapsas, Unless he can
take commsnd of the whole force he will be
Obliged to retreat. he has largo number of
wagons and is putting everything in readiness to
decamp, He Intends falling back on Pineyille
unless speedily reinforced. He has large mum.
ber of men on the sick list His foraging par
ties are capturing many Union men and destroy
ing their pfoperty. He has only fifteen DAYS sup-
plies On hand. = s.s1s.is az n -,g y :,
Each rebel regiment has organized corps Of
the heat markamen. 10 nick off Federal officafa.
A large amouut Of property WAS seized bv
the Provost Msrshal: to nav he amount assess-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30
wHoLEsALn MARKnT.
w.uxtLY aGvlrw.
SO ciholnnatI Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 49,
FLoUR-Ths demand for supsrnne and low extra Flour
continues good and the market 10 hrm at yesterdays
ADVANCE All that could be bought OF ~ 20 was taken
early the day. aS toward the coEe the price for super
ne was "a 25 and firm. Extra sold at $1,000 40 and
family and fancy from "a 60D4 1905.
llWHEAT-The offerings Of Wheat are not equal to the
demand and the market isvery hrm.- Sales Of prime
white at 81, and pnnsred at &c., closing with an up
ooRNTThe demand continues good, fully up TO the
supply and the market rules rm at 400 for ear bulk
0ATS-The MARKETS steady with fair demand at 26c.
In bulk. - ..s ~.
RYE-Ths demand is active at Soc for prime samples
on arrival. .r .f.ts... M
BARLEY-A continued good demand at SOC. for prime
fall, and 45c. for primo spring. .,. =, -
HAY-The demand for tight pressed hay continues
good at Sl3, and loosepressed II dull III. ton for
prime timothy In bales, on arrival.
OHEESH-The demand for Western Reserve II good,
and the market rules rm at e06kc the latter rate for
selected. .- FL.
BUTTER-In good demand at I29I4c9lSc for prime
to- choice and extra table.
BGGs-A better demand for Eggs, and the price has
advanced to 9ke. Il q a. 49,
APPLEH-rhe demand has fallen OF, and prices de.
clned TO 81 5099 so y br; the market closing dull.
lP0rAT0Ee--The demand for Potatoes 10 confined to
choice Neshannooks 40c. arrival and &c. from store
Other kinds sell at 259S5c y buihel. tf
St EaQuir0r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30
From WashInRt,o,lnr,. ,lr,

NEW YoRK, Jan. 2s,-A Washington special
/ to fbe Tribune sAysa telegram signed by repre-
Hsentativcs McKeon, Fenton, Wheeler, Clark,
Spanlding, Frank, Van VAlkenburg, Pomeroy
and Baker of New York, was sent to Albany
to day urging the Legislature to pass resolutions
inssfucting Senators Harris and King to vote
fofthe expulsion of the traitor Bright. More
of the New York delegation would have signed
the paper had they been In season.
The Times correspondent says the House
committee on Commerce, OF their meeting to-
day, authorized Gen, Ward to report on the
Canadian reciprocity Treaty. The report will
suggest number of important changes, making
1t more equal and favorable to the United
States. 'S-.
Certain prisoners just released from Richmond
and arrived here to day, gay that Of all the
clothing forwarded to them by Gen. Wool from
Fortress Monroe, some months since by way of
Norfolk, care of Gen. Huger, not one garment
ever reached Richmond. 1t is supposed they
we're appropriated by the Confederates.
WAsHINdroE, Jan. .29.--A dispatch from Gen.
Hentzelman, dated Fort Lyon, to-day, address
ed to Assistant Adjutant,G General Williams;
says: Last night q force OF fifty men of the
Thirty seventh New York regiment. under
Lleutenant-C Colonel Burke, sent out by Colonel
Hayman, surprised the enemy, some Texas Ran
gers, at Mrs. Lees house, at the head Of Bel.
mont, on 0ccoquon bay. The rebel force was
about thirty men. They fought till all but one
was killed, whom Colonel Burke took prisoner.
Our loss was one killed and four wounded.
A special to the Post says General Mcclellan
was before the Van Wyck contract Inyestiga-
ting committee to-day. t,a.L..s., s.-r,,.t
Mr.. Henderson, the new Missouri Senator,
ls in favor Of the expulsion Of Bright. It Is
proposed to modify the language of the resolu.
ton, In which shapeitwil probably pass, ~
Extensive frauds have been discovered in
army contracts In Philadelphia, and two mem.
bers of the committee on the conduct of the
war have left for Philadelphia to investigate
the affair. al Pet nesuv6i'e
The Secretaryof War orders that no further
contracts be made by his department. for any
articles Of foreign manufacture that can be had
at home This Includes arms, and all outstand-
Ing orders for purchsce Of arms, clothing, etc. /,
In foreign countries, are annulled. .--4.o.R~
All persons claiming to have contracts or
agreements for furnishing anything to the Uni
ted States, are required, within fifteen days, to
give statement in writing of its character and
file copy with the. Secretary of War
All contracts, etc., for any supplles should be
In writing, and signed by the contracting par.
ties. II these terms are not complied With,
said contracts, ETC., shall be deemed fraudulent
and void, and no claim thereon be allowed
A dispatch from HeintEelmsn says nine reb.
els were killed last night instead of twenty.
nine "a previously telegraphed. Iif
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30
From Cairo.

CAIRo, Jan. 2s,-The expedition which left
Birds Point, last Saturday, in purauit OF jeff
Thompson, returned this evening unsuccessful.
They captured nothing of importance,
CHICAGO, jan 81 "A special to the Journal
from Cairo says: The forces composing the ex-
petition against JEFF. Thompson, report the
country beyond Charleston infested with guer-
rilla bands, who pluuder every one--Unionists
aud rebels alike. .l.
The expedition went nearly 10 SJkeston. d
General Payne has determined to occupy
Charleston. For that purpose q regiment Of
infantry and detachment Of cavalry will re-
main ct that place. slss a. rt
A large rebel mail, containing several hun,
dred letters, has been captured above Cairo, on
the Mississippi. II contained letters Of impor.
tance from Bowling Green and other rebel
eamna et .eA- DO u 70 IHt trsn.L .T on
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New York market.
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COTTON --Frmer sales Of 800 bales at $50 for mid
iHLoUR-Market ruies quiet and hrm sales Of 0400
barrels AZ as l55 IS for luperne state S5 7095 30
for extra sae; IS 7O@5 rs for uuperhne WESTERN S5 20
0n0 90 for shippinR brands extra round hoop Ohio;
90 1896 rs for trade brands. Market closing dull
and declining Canadian -four may be quoted o ahade
better with fair business doing. Sales 500 barrels at
o5 45@5 IS for superhne; IS f0D6 rs for common to
choics extra. .,5ss1 - ~. 71s-.y
RYE FL0UR-Quist and steady, sales Of $50 tarrelS
. 5000 IS.
: CORN MHAII--Quiet and unchanged.
WHIsKY-Unchanged sales Of 900 bblS at S24924x
closing firm.
WHEAT--Nothlng Of moment doing, shippers not dis.