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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-15

PARoLED.-Ihe following-named prisoners were
paroled yesterday, to go anywhere within the loyal
part of the Union: X. A. Edmiston, John Daily,
Alexander Hanley, James Lyons, Charles Shines,
and Henry Shines. They were all members Of the
Eighth Florida infantry regiment, and were sent
up from Falmouth, by Provost Marshal Forsyth, oil
the Army of the Potomac.
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Pnfsorxn OF wAn.-w. r. Ballard, Of the
Eighth florida reStnsnt, was sent to this city By
Captain Forsyth, Pruvost Msrshsl, Al Falmouth,
and committed 70 the old capitol, yesterday, as 4
prisoner OF war. iiia ~ y Icfiii'7
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INDIA RUBBER Doors AND sHoEs--The above
articles are sold cheaper At X. A. HALLS India
Rubber Warehouse, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, than
at any other store in this city vicinity This 10
90. Call and satisfy yourselves, $40 Pennsylvania
avenue, ftH.. ~ m 7NH No. tI| no 2o--tf
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sEIzURE-Wespons belonging to the United
States are seized by the provost guard wherever
they are found. navy revolver was taken by the
guard yesterday from a man on the corner of Penn
to tell where he obtained II.
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DEMISE OF AN EsrInABIE LADy,--Mrs Sarah n.
died at her residence, at Fifteenth and streets,
on Thursday morning last, Of congestive bilious
fever. The deceasei was the sister OF Mr. Thomas
tiste Of undoubted ability. Mrs. r. was person
Of unlimited charity, and In her the poor and un-
fortunate always found ready sndpractical friend
those Of person whose presence was Of decided
advantage to q business community, her loss Will
be both felt and admitted. Early called upon to
to her orphan brothers and sisters the duties
Of n mother and protectress, how keenly can we
sympat hire with her immediate relations. On Sat-
urday, amidst the solemnihes OF the Holy Catholic
Church, her remains were committed to the soil OF
her adoption, In the Calvary Cemetery, Baltimore.
Many a fervent tear will anoint the sod that COW
ers the resting-place of all the mundane remains
OF the late Mrs. Sarah H. Kennedy. IN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-15

ABSENT WITHOUT LEAvE,-on Saturday, the Pro-
yost Guard, under Capt. Johnson, by order Of
corner OF Tenth street and Pennsylvania Avenue,
and arrested Second Lieutenant Thomas j. Pous-
land and Sergeant Ross, of the 10th Massachusetts
volunteers, and carried them to headquarters,
where they will be duly disposed of for being alb
sent from their regiment at such a time as the
present. They were disguised In citizens clothes,
and were boarding Sin town" on Uncle SANS mon.
ey, enjoying themselves hugely.
There were other commissioned officers In the
same house, disguised In the same way, but they
took fright at the presence of the guard and "ske
daddled.n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-15

A MILITARY FUNERAL.-The remains Of Lieut.
Randolph Knight, OF company A, Fourth batter!
New York artillery, were conveyed through Penn
sylvania avenue yesterday afternoon, escorted b!
his company, and followed by friends in carriages.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CAsAi.-No boats ar
rived at Georgetown yesterday, owing to u block
ade of floating ice at the locks several miles above
The present mild weather will aid materially IN
clearing the canal, and a large number of boat,
laden with coal are expected 10 arrive to-day.
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DEsiRABLE fsDIA .RussERL Coops.-Mr. II. A.
Hall has Just received lot Of 0fficers' Long and
chos, extra large sixes; also, lot Of blue English
Talmss, very long At go each, which he Ia selling
house, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, '7oG oct TIT
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The BULLION BANK redeems its notes in U
8. Treasury notes, when any amount from one
dollar upwards is presented.
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DEPARTURE OF TRooPs-The observation-disclosures
sixty-sevcnth Pennsylv anis regiment, Col. Knode-
vel, which arrived here Saturday yesterday left
for Fredericksburg.
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Walter Yesterddy.-John Dick, last riding, fined 8
Samuel Tucker, drunk aud disorderly, turned over
to the military,
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SICK SENT AwAy.-Five hundred sick will to-day
be sent to Philadelphia, from the various hospitals
In Washington and the vicinity, and also 900 to
New York
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A NEGLECT SoMEwHERE.-In the Armory Square
hospital lies man who has suffered more than
death itself for the preservation of our institu-
lions. His name Is John Eninger, a sergeant In
company +, Thirty-ninth New York volunteers,
taken prisoner, carried TO Winchester, then pa
rolled and sent to Chicago, and again sent to this
city-all this time suffering with two frightful
skull was fractured, and the dangerous operation
of trepanning was performed at the Armory hos
pital; and yet, for six months, this man has la
bored and suffered for his country without a silver
of compensation. He In In need of his money and
ought to have 1t. A friend applied at the office Of
the paymaster general, and was told that the rolls
| of his regiment have not been forwarded to the
office. So the brave and suffering yet patient hero
must feel the pinehings Of want for an indefinite
| ls there remedy
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-15

INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-The place to buy your
RUBBER COATS, LEGGINs, CAMP BLANKETS,
HAyELoCKs, HAvERsACks, and every article
India Rubber Warehouse, where you can obtain
them at manufacturer prices, $40 Pennsylyania
avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets. oc %
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FRENCH DANCING MASTER.

Celebrated Clog Dance Dick Sands
Breakneck Act, or the Ngger's Leap for Honor,
By J. W. lands and J. A. Lands
La savoyards Mile Julia Lehman and M. Szollosy
The Old Sexton, In character Paul Berger
comic Song MILE Wholpley
Magic Echos (Cornet solo) D. W. Reeves
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-15

policeman REsI0EED.-Wm. A. Wilson, police
man In the tenth precinct, has resigned.
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Nov is THE TIME TO BUY YOUR CLOTH
N ing OF .r,,,.oo
No. 36l seventh street,
sep 2S-3m between r@ NJ
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A WoRD or ADvIcE.--Those who have been
doctoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult DR.. Flshbatt, whose Office IL
at No. 42i street, corner Of Eighth street, and
radically cured. twenty-five years experience hs
established Dr. Fishblatts reputation as physi
clan Recent cases cured In a few days, Charges
moderate DIR. FIsHBLATT, -
No. al y street, corner Of Eighth,
..saH Opposite the General Post ONCE
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-15

A DIsGRAcEFUL Row.-1tcO Soldiers ShOt-Last
Saturday night, between and 10 o'clock, a dis
graceful disturbance occurred in tippling house,
about twenty yards of the Carver hospital, which
resulted in the shooting OF two Of the patients in
house, when the disturbance broke out. They had
provoked the bar keeper, and he drew revolver
and shot two OF the soldiers, Martin and Murphy
keeper, James Bradley, was arrested Richard
Hopkins H. company Forty-eighth Pennsylyanhia
sets, and =. H. Parker Of company c, seventh
Wisconsin, were also arrested, and, with Bradley,
| sent to Colonel Doster, and by him committed to
the Central guard house. They win be tried to-
day. .
PERsosAL--sam'l c. Vert and T. u, Coddington,
Gilman, New York; Gen. stoughton, .. s. A.; h,
2. Tapley, Me-; Moses Ellis and ;. NJ. Randall,
San Francisco; A: 2. Barstow and lady and Miss NJ
| L. Barstow, Proyidenee, r, Ii Hon. N Perry and
lady, N. j., are at Wizards
John Carpenter, New York. T. Robertson, Ore
gon; Wm. c, Smith, New York; Alex: Smith, N. j.
Col, Fenton, Y. $. A.; Hon, NJ. II. Dunneli, Me
Col. Davis, U. y. At y. ". Whipple,, Val Col
GRAY IT, s s An are A. she N, Go1
New York; Col. sheriff., U. s. Al S, ], Magargee
and Geo Martin, Phila.j ". H. Vowel, U. s. A.
Mrs. Maj, Morris and Miss Wharton, Phils, are Al
the Metropolitan.
PERssyLyAsIAEs will see, IN our advertising
columns this morning. notice which VIII interest
ton as they will there learn will hold a public
meeting on Wednesday evening next December
III at Rev. DR.. SundeTland's Church, Four-and-a
half street, above the Avenue. This association
has labored assiduously in the hospitals OF thii
city during the past six months for the sick ant
wounded soldiers from that State. II will at III
meeting report what It has done In the past, ant
what 1t proposes and desires to do In the future
Let there be a large meeting.
sEIzuRE.-Wespons belonging to the Unite
states are seized by the provost guard whereye
) guard yesterday from man on the corner of Penn
sylyanla avenue and Thirteenth street. He refuse
to tell where he obtained IT..
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Several large Patent Heaters have been intro
duced into the hail. and the building 10 now warm
and comfortable.
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DONNYBROOK FAIR

OR, LIFE IN GUILD IRELAND.
Dennis McCarty, Colman, Dick Sands, Morests
Brothers, A. Lehman, and Lsdies.
The two Roman Gladiators Moreste Brothers
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By A. NJ. Hernandez, Miss Marshall, and Company.
Comic Song Mr. Colman
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LADIES, Mems, Youths, Masses and Children's
Rubber Boots, shoes, sandals and CATERS; Ladies'
and Gents Buckle overshoes, with felt lining and
tops Mems short, Knee and Hip Boots, At Allen,
Clapp * Co.'S India Rubber store, Penn. avenue,
between 10th and nth sta. nov 2.-im
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

THE MINNESOTA INDIAN WAK.-From a re-.
cent letter of DR.. Thomas S.. williamson, of
st Peters, we make the following extracts.
showing the strength Of the rebel indians
The Lower Sioux, M'dewakanton and Wah
pehkutehs, exclusively Of half breeds, number
about 1000 souls, and may furnish a little
upwards of 500 men and boys capable Of
carrying gun. The Lower Sssitons. in
cludlng the bands Of Red-Iron, Sleepy Ewes.
Whlte-L Lodge and Rolling -Moccasin, do not ex.
ceed 200 men, all told. of whom probably less
than $50 have guns making. with the above
less than 800 deer hunters, well armed and
for fight where they choose the ground,
more than any ike number of men that VIC
can serd against them. fH Ni%t. .ies2
The Waiphetons number in all about ZOO
souls, and less than 300 men, of whom at
least one-thlrd, perhaps, one-half, inclubidg
the Christian and civilized Indians are utt erly
averse to the war, and more disposed to help
than hurt Us. Many of the remainder haze
no guns, or very inferior ones, and being
little accustomed to deer hunting, few of than
are good marksmen. We will count them as
equal to $50 of our militia. ''I-.
The Upper Sissitons. including all the re-
naming annuity Sioux, a little exceed 1000
souls; the number ofmen capable of bearing
arms is less than 600, not more than half Of
whom probably have guns. Supposin. 4hev
all join in, the whole number Of warriors OF
the annuity Sioux will be 800, requiring at
least an equal number on our side to meet
them.
In addition to these, the various bands of
Yank tons on the:James river may possibly
furnish 1000 warriors, few of whom .have
guns, but being expert horsemen they are
dangerous even with bows, arrows and spears.
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Special to Hiwkeye. -
IOWA AEG1SLATUR Il.
SPECIAL SESSION,

DEs MoiNEs, Sept 9.
The Assembly have passed bill for taking
the vote OF the soldiers, and authorizing the
Governor to appoint one Commissioner for
eac,i regiment ....ra. ~ H- na
Tie House repealed the Dog Law by vote
of sc to 29 5. tt .a ~ ,,-.
The bill making al between the ages Of 1t
and GO liable to work on the highways, was
indefinitely postponed. Also killed outright
a bill reported by special committee exempt
ing Qaa' crs and others from military duty
on payment of certain sum, which settles
much vexed question. EeE af So Z
A law extending the benefits of the stay
law to all soldiers aud officers of this State,
of whatever rank, was passcd--before it ex.
tended to none above the rank of CAPTAIN.
The Senate passed all impor tant bill for the
protection of the Southern border, which
provides that there shall be one company of
mounted men in each county along the line,
ten of whom shall be continually on scout,
and receive regular pay. The balance Of com
panies only get pay while in act We service.
Tabled resolu ion to refund the money
paid by soldiers Of the Let and Sd regiments
for State clothing .....
The Governor will send in special mes
sage in the morning, relative to the Indian
troubles and other matters. 4..s
The assembly will hardly adjourn before
uext M ,aday. e.a I. II. S.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

IMPORTANT TO TIE PUBIc.-U. S. REVENUE
AND STAMP AcrNow FoRcE.-Seciion % Of
this act providing for the use of stamps on
all notes for all sums owe: $40 and all deeds.
mortgages, bonds, contracts. &c, was to have
gone into effect on the lst of October. But
by subsequent act approved July l4,h, the
whole act except as to the appointment of
collectors, was made to take effect the first of
September. So the whole act is now in full
force. All instruments in writing as emu
merated partly above, to be legal, must have
attached the proper stamps provided for the
purpose. To prevent any great confusion
growing out of an entire change in the system
Of doing business, and incidental loss to inno-
cent parti. S, the act provides that such in
struments made after the 1st of September
and before January next, shall not be abso-
flutely void for want of such stamps, or for
any failure to put there on stamps, At the date
of executing such papers, but that the salne
shall not be. admitted as evidence in any
court until the party claiming under the same
shall prove payment for such stamps, and pay
an additional sum OF $500 to the United
States collector for each unstamped instru
ment.-Dubugue 1ims. -...
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Furnishing DEsERTERs. "A correspondent
with Gen. Pope's army writes:
%" "Y esterday and day before witnessed the
unweicome spectacle of branding deserters
by decision ola court martial, three mem
bers Of Goth were sentenced to be branded ON
the left hip with the letter d, an inch and a
half long, and ten days thereafter have one
half of the head shaved, forfeit all their pay
and be drummed out of the service. Several
members of the 26th. New York and other
regiments were also punished" ...Tq. 49,
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4 MEMPHIS, Sept g. via CAfRo' Sept. H.
Tho. Granada AnneoI of tse eth has a

8 MEMPHIS, Sept. g. via CAfRo' Sept. H.
The Grenada appeal of tse 5th has a
grandiloquent account Of the rebel victory at
Manassas, st, ting that 1T was a worse Yankee
defeat than the first battle at the same place. !"
1t says: f1''''to3 a'4S' .''f
''Generals Pope and Mcdowell sre niortally
wounded, and Sigel killed. Nine thousand
prisoners are reported taken, and afterwards
released on parole." 1t says: Generals
Ewel. and Trinble are seriously wounded
The Long Bridgesis stated as being blown
up and WASHINGTON, evacuated. Later 4ac-
counts place Mcclellan also on the mortally
wounded list, and Sickles killed y. sossgi :.
Specials from knoxgflle 10 the Mobile
papers say that Nelson's whole army was
captured, and Nelson severely wounded. r
| The appeal calls on the, country to put
| forth its, whole energies. and not allow re-
turn Of the Northern wave to overflow the
South. -; .l.-s
4 Quite destructive fire occurred in From
Row this mori ing. two bui.dpgS being con
snned, one block North ofthe Gayo~o House
The loss, is about thirty Thousand dollars.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

OUR ADvANEAeR.-Do our people raalize
the tremendous advantage which notwith-
standing the doubtful results of the past
week-we still have over the enemy? lfthey
are beaten in decisive battle now, Their
cause is irretrievably lost, and the rebellion
is virtually at an eud If they succeed, and
capture Washington, they will adden the
North, summon the whole people OF the loyal
States to arms, provoke the bitterest war of
history, and ensure their own ultimate destruc.
ton. Washington laid in ashes, and no hu-
man power could stay tbs hand Of vengeance.
In less than twelve months the whole South
would be converted into solitude and char
mel house The war of systems would not
end until the weaker and more barbarous had
been blotted from the face of the earth--Al.
6any Euening Journal. "Ega.f s..s
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PrenticeiSnls. $.

Our Union authorities are too often hanging =
back when the rebels should be hanging up. g
jeff Davis Is the head of the rebellion. b,
Humphrey Marshall its paunch, and Floyd,
and Pillow its legs. i.,r,,..,-,, y,1.,,.,. .i -
I Some woman writes tosus that she thinks
that the rebel prisoners here may be poison -
ed. Not unless they are SO unfortunate as to
be kissed by such yenomus creatures as she.
1t is said that Humphrey Marshall is conn 8
ing in this direction. Ifany one of our friend
design drawing a bead upon him when be gets
inside, let them practice beforehand alta barn
door. n aat - afei45Is2Y 81. sasLss iall 9li
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19
VOL. XIV---NO. 70
:, The Federals occupied New Market, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, ten miles from
Frederick, Yesterday 1873 1lsT7s- = 80


Frederick, yesterday. 0. 4'''
MEMPHIS, Sept. 10, ria Cairo il.
Late advices from Helena state that large
Contederate mail, containing dispatches to
Ten. Hlndman, had been captured, and that
the Information was regarded of the highest
Importance l
Escaped Federal prisoners lust from Holly
Springs, report Vallipigue moving in the di.
rect'on Of Eollvar with 200O mostly artillery.
Brecklnfldge IS also moyingin some direction
with 1000 men. some say Kentucky is their
destination; perhaps Columbus, which thew
think they car hold now. s,s ..a. al -.
El. -.3 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 49,
Heavy rains this morning caused an over
flow, which did immense damage Loss cst;.
mated at million dollars. Flow water verv
powerful, carrying lumber and in some cases
houses with it, 1t has covered five snuore
miles and is marked by a complete deyasta.
ton of property. Water nine feet b;ob -
The factory of Cornelius & Baker. badly dam.
aged. Also, the labratory &c Wylter 4 Bro
Five persons drowned and considerable
damage caused by the overflow Of the Scln,yl-r
Kill and other streams, and I'M grine two
mills. DTS # '51 -
SANDY Hook, Sept. 10.
. The steamship Edinburg, from Liverpool
sept. 81, via Queenstown, .4th, passed this
point this evening at O'Clock, en- route to
New York, and was boarded by the news boat
lrALY.-Details Of Garribal1i's capture s.v
ne was wounded in the thigh and foot by
bayonet His retreat was cut off and uncon-- q
dluonal surrenderinevitable. His resistance
nevertheless was desperate. Rumor says the
government contelnplates sending him to
America. go. -.
Popular demonstrations in his favor had
occurred at severa. places, but had been put
down: The papers generally think the event
must hasten solution of the Roman cues
ton, and cause the French to withdraw from
Rome Go -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

i GENERAL HuNrER's ExANe1pAr rroN ORpsa
STILL IN FoRcE.-Gen. Hunter has never re-.
ceived any Official notification Of the prcsi-
dents disavowal of the celebrated order No
II, issued by him on the Sth Of Nay last.-
This being the case, that order, declaring free
all persons in Georgia, Florida and South Car
DINA heretofore held as slaves, is still in full
force, and is still acted upon in the Depart.
'ment of the South. -Erening Post. -a,.Fr
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The KING OF SLAM FOR THE UNloN.--An ex.
change says: s .
In these days of disaster it is gratifying TO
know that the king of Siam is with US. A.
the Union meeting in New Haven, on Monday
afternoon, Com. Foote read an autograph
letter from that high and mighty potentate,
Pawarendrameer by name, in which the royal
writer expressed his sincere regret that the
American Republic had been involved in civil
War-a war which, from the number of battles
reported, must be exceedingly bloody. He
expressed the hope that the contest would
not be long and that the Union would be re-
stored; but he was aprehensive from the ns.
ture of the intelligence received, that it nicht
DC long, and possibly result in the success of
the South He expressed his earnest hope
that the revolted States would be induced TO
return to their allegiance, and that this great
people remain prosperous and happy. .s3I l,
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Z GEN. GRANTS ARMY.-We learn from the
best authority that Gen. Grants ar,nv is
being rapidly concentrated upon in Important
line for active operations. 1t will be cheering
news to the country to hear that the veterans
of Donelson anb Shiloh have shaken off their >
enforced lethargy. and are once more moving
against the foe.- Chicago Tribune.
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MerPilnac NO. 2 not Com.
H plelcd. aeI 5.a.

GEN. MCCLELLAN ADVANCES HIS
HEADQUARTERS - BRIDGES OVER
THE MONOCACY DESTROYED BY THE
REBELS.
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Lors OF MONEY. The New York Independ
ent estimates that there are two hundred
millions Of dollars iale in The banks Of New
York city. This vast sum is waiting and
watching the movements Of our army.