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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
F 3 o NJ G A I R o
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER TRADE.
Magruder Follows In Van Doru's
Guilty Footsteps and Is Killed
by an Injured Husband. :.

CAIRO, Sept. V.-The steamer City of Alton
left this morning for Memphis and Vicksbury,
having on board Generals Logan and Bur.
bridge, IN ronfs To their commands; also, Mr..
Miller, treasury agent, on his way to Memphis.
Mr.. Miller has Just returned from Washington,
aud news of the re,Pcning of trade Is soon ex.
pectcd.
The steamer Julia arrived from New Orleans
with dates OF the I'd. An officer also arrived
from Brashear City on the lst. He gives the
following:
4 deserter named Byron, from Texan rcgi-
munt, came into Brashear City Sunday. He
states that an order was read to the troops, by
the order Of General Dick Taylor, that General
Mayrudcr was killed In Galveston on the week
previous, by one of his licutenants, who caught
him In IL criminal act with his wife.
The dcsertcr also states that the whole rebel
force in Louisiana Is not over ten thousand,
scattered from Brashear City to Opelousau and
Alexandria, under command of Taylor, head.
quarters at Alexandria.
The regiment to which the descrtcr belonged
have nearly all deserted. Two more regiment =
arc In opcu mutIny, and declare they will Hgh,
no longer, as the confederate cause is hopeless.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
FROM MEXICO.
Another RsvoIu,ion iu San Dou,,nss.

PHILA bELpHIA, Sept. 0.-The steamer Pa.
tapsco, from Havana Oh the Sd instant, arrived
here TO night, bringing news from Vera Cruz
to the 18th ult. There Is little Of Importance
ln these advices. The occupation OF Tampico
by the French was effected by an expedition Of
seven vessels, with 1000 infantry aud 10 cav
airy.
After slight resistance the city and fort was
occupied. Gen. Dbblado raised $500, 900, and
with 1000 men started westward to purchase
arms and recruit men.
The French forces slso occupied Tusealca.
migo on the 1oth after slight resistance.
Miramon has given Ills adhesion to the new
order Of things.
Another rebellion Is reported TO have broken
out In San Domingo, In consequence Of which
Gen. Luero had been Obliged 10 shut himself
up with the garrison, abandoning the city.
troops were Subsequently sent, which cleared
tho city and scattered the rebels with one bay
onet charge, In which but oug man was killed
and twelve wounded. The man killed was
commander in.chief Of the whole expedition.
who was shot In the head. II was rrportej
that another battle had taken place
The yellow fever Is raging at Hawai-, To "A
considerable extent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CONSUMERS
PRoTEtTios Also, iATIoH Last NIonT-An ad
Journed meeting Of gentlemen iAv orsble to break.
ing down the Infamous combin .tion of sordid
dealers 10 this city, and 70 chg them to conduct
business on the alive and let live" principle, was
held last night at the ROOT OF the Union League,
on Ninth street, mott OF the REPuBLIUAN office
Mr.. Samuel Pearson pIesi ed. After the consider.
alton and Iejsction Of several amendments, the
constitution which had be,n adopted by sections
at former meeting, and noticed at length In these
columns, was ratified as whole, and this became
a4aw. Tbs effect OF innusuratipg this association
VII he most saiutsry. Dealers will at once com.
prehcnd the power which this counter combination
tor selEprotccion) will have upon their prices to
reasorabl ra'es.
During the progress OF the proceedings last mig
Judge Casey made a few remarks abounding D
wisdom and practioabiIity. He said he was In
favor Of taking the control Of prices out Of the
hands OF specui.tors. They have nearly driven
me, he said, out OF housekeeping l feel an In.
tere,t In this city. There may be a temporary
cause for tn" high prices In the increase OF popl.
lsfion ard the army lying around, but VIC have
always had high prices here A great ci y like
MS cannot he Kept up when It has 10 he taxed BY
behooves The people here to lay the axe Al ths roo,
Of evil BY urging 1t upon Congress that we
must have other means OF conveying oui produce
than by the faltiDOfe and ohio kairOrd FuI
coal we have to pay over 81 y ton On each ton OF
coal, See how much coal 10 consumed here II 10
for the people to call the attention Of Congress to
this measure. We must direct the attention OF
Eastern capitalists to this measure. am glad to
see this mUvement-iti 10 great movement. The
great object is the reformation. You want TO
bring the consumer and the producer together.
We also want new railrO ID through Frederick
and Washington counties In Maryland, and
through Cumberland aud Franklin counties, In
Pennsylvanin. This will only be done by ro,is ing
up the people to work.
after the adoption Of the consultation, Mr. J. d.
Brown vas appointed Provisional Tt asurer.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
eERsoNAL

4 How. JOIN CovoDE Is at Wizards aI
Nix. HKsRY ]. RAYMOND, Editor OF tho New
York Times, isia Washington.
SENATOR HICKS, Of Maryland, wss In town
yesterday and called upon President Lincoln.
Hon. PHILLIP 8. WHIrE, Of Philadelphia, Is
at Willsrds'. ID.
HoS. JonS g. PALrREr, Postmaster OF Bos.
ton, u In the city. ,rJ ..H.
BAYARp TAYLoK, late Secretary Of American
legation at st. Petersburg, has arrived 10 New
York. fl. ......'. OH. .f....T 4
MAYOR OPDrKE, Of New York, arrived In
the city this morning, and has had an interview
with the President to-day.
ARCHBIsHoP PURCELL, Of Ohio, arrived at
Nash, lille Friday last. He will extend his trip
to the army Of General Rosecrans, and possibly to
Mobile. ....
REV. CALEB II. ELLIS, formerly chaplain Of
the 18th Maine regiment, has entered the service
again as a substitute, and will shoulder his mus
ket, ''
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

PoLIcE CAsss.--Tim Welsh and John Ford,
dlsorderly, eonductj hned SaA. Mary Thomas,
drunk; wotkhouse. Jas. II. Smith and J. Eddings,
disorderiy conduct; fined saH. Jpo. Guiss, as
sauit and battcryi jail. Chss. Parker and David
Jordan, digorderly conduct, fined ss,A. Two sol.
dieIs, dlAorderly conduct; to military.
MARINE List. - Arrivdls - Barge Hero,
Cooper, Philsdslphiaj hay to Government,
Barge Linnet, Riley, PhiladelphiAj same. ..
schr. J. b. seamsn, King, Alexandria, grain.
sloop Fanny, Doyes, Alexandriaj grain to Edes.
barge George, Twivili. Howki light, from Gus.
tow Point. ........ .sFr.
Dtpariurss. Steamer Empire, Hunter, New Yors
merchandise from Morgan X Rhinehsrt. .'
schr. Ann, Jackson, New York; coal from Rays
docks. u..... ..
CuHsArEAkE AND Quo CASAL.-Arrivals.- -
R,y's doeks-Wm. Elder, 10 tons Hollingsworth
l0s tons. rr.fB u
Depariu,ss "A J, Boose, Seneca, Robt. Stewart
aIsjo: Robinson. Hoilingsworth, Martha banks
Emperer.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
THE TDIRTY-THIRD NEW JERSEY
REGIMENT UNDER MARCHING OR.
DERs.
Troable with Desc rters One Man Killed
and -Four wounded.

NEWARK, NJ, scpt. 8. Tho Thirty third
New Jersey regiment, by dint Of large bounty,
has nearly reached the maximum number re-.
quired, and Is under marching orders to-day.
80 many of the men were deserving that the
Colonel Of the regiment was compelled to call
on Gen. Dix for guard Of regular soldiers to
maintain discipline among them.
As this guard did not give entire satisfaction,
it was succeeded on Sunday by the Third Yer.
mout regiment
The Vermont boys have seen service, and do
not know anything about blank cartridges or
firing In the air, so whcnsthe crowd OF new
recruits undertook to run the guard last night,
they were fired upon, and one was killed and
four wounded.
FURTHER TkOuBLE-THE REGI EST DIsARMED.
NEWARK, September s.-Thc SD New Jersey
regiment was on the wharf at noon, as per
order, and whilst waiting the whole afternoon
for transports, several men became unruly.
Three were shot dead by the guard, making Dix
mcu killed. The dead bodies of the two who
ran the guard last night have been found,
making our first report OF three killed correct.
Morc trouble Is apprchended. The regiment Is
being dlsarmed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
letter OF Mr.. Lovsjoy 10 the Illinois Con.
vonttou.
PHik.,roS, ILL, August n, 1861.

PRik, ,Tos, ILL, August a. 1885,,
MI DEAN SIR; I have delayed answering
your letter inviting me 10 attend the approach
lug mass meeting, to be held at Springfield on
the Sd Of September, In the hope that might
be able TO attend and speak on that occasion.
But physicians tell me that public speaking
will certainly so impair my health as to render
me uDht for the duties of the coming session
Of Congress. This is greater disappointment
10 me than II can possibly be to those who
might wish To hear me. l should love to ad-
drcss au a-.emblage made up Of those, what.
ever their antoccdents, who now love their
country In sincerity and truth. This is plat
form broad enough to afford a place to every
loyal citizen. Those who cannot occupy such
a position ought, logically, to be with the Cop
perheads, or with the rebels, which is indeed
very much the same thing. To maintain the
Union Is, in my judgment, under the present
circumstances, the same thing as to sustain
the Administration. To profess an attachment
10 the former, while opposing the latter, II not
insincere is certainly Illogical.
The undivided and earnest support OF all
loyalis's ought, therefore, to be cordially and
cheerfully given TO the existing Executive.
During the earlier period Of the rebellion, the
want OF success was by many taken as evidence
fweakness and imbecility, or, what was worse,
want Of earsesfness on the part Of the Admins
tratiou, in the prosecution Of the war.
II this was Ia auy measure true, 1t is but sim
pio JuotlCC 10 CTcuN tndt hQtnlutetrAtlOn with
all the glorious victories aud successes which
osstud aud must forever make the month Of
July, 1858, memorable In the annals Of Ameri-
can history.
The fact Is worthy OF being recalled, that
Aaron Barr, copperhead Of the olden time,
used substantially the same language In speak.
ing OF George Washington that the Copper.
heads Of the present day employ In speaking Of
Abraham Lincoln.
Parton says that Burr thought George
Washington was a bad general, aud an honest,
weak mau." Honest, but weak and imbccilc,
b the language which contemporary opponents
spply TO Lincoln.
History will correct the estimate of the latter
very much as It has corrected that OF the for
mer. II has always seemed to me impolItic,
not to Gay cruel, to sharply criticise even the
mistakes of an executive weighed down and
surrounded with cares and perplcxities, such as
have fallen to but few OF those upon whom
have been laid the affairs Of government.
While, therefore, shouts OF acclaim arc As.
condiDg for the Union from the vast concoursc
which shall assemble on the Sd, I hope, and
know, that three hearty, decp-toued cheers will
be given for Abraham Lincoln who is not only
boucacly, but ably, under God, leading the na.
tion through the terrible wilderness of this re-
belliuu into the Canaan Of Union, peace, and
universal freedom.
Iours, truly, OWEN LovEJoY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
Dispatch from Gen. Rose
Grams Headquarters.
Flight Of the Rebs from Chat.
..'. 't' tahooga.
Their Munitions and Stores are
~ Moved Eastward.
Railroad Bridges Being Repaired

'BEApauapTnas AMY OF CvnsEALAHD,l
MEAS TRESToN, Georgia, sept, u.s.
A dispatch Just In from tho front conveys tho
intelligence that tho enemy yesterday began
the evacuation Of Chattanooga, moving east
ward all their stores snd munitions. lam In.
formed that nothing definite Is known In re-
gard 70 the operations Or position Of Burnside
at present but, from the snssgre Information
there b, thcreis little u any doubt that East
Tsupesses has ,besn totally abandoned by the
rebels.
General Crit,enden Is to-day marching into
Chattanooga '.ar,e,s, o. f..sr rlfauTuli
The utmost efforts sre be,ug put forth 70 re-
pair the bridges destroyed on tho Memphis and
Charleston, railroad, which will soon be In
operation. rr.uc su.a.. ... -".. . ln .1.r
No psrticulars other than the above are yet
known at headquarters, .Y....-gy
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
secYlk4H.Fiep
tn n;s,apea. ~

DISPLAY OF THE MEXICAN FLAG ny
..-sAAARsRl0AN REPnEsEArATlyk
ABRUAD,
soss sue escitsnsht sis slc,tsd lew
days. siurc, W The announcement that one Of
oHr Hefftecntativcs abroad had dispiAyc tfiS
Mexican aae.i'As that Arg has never been
stricken from the list of national snslgps Of the
world BY any decree issued by authority Of the
people Of Mexico, we could not then, sud can
not now, understand what there was IN the act
that should even excite a rrmark, much less
call In question the right Of any man 10 mako
such a display. On this subject the CORES.
pondent OF the London Tfass al Frsakf6rt
wrilest 's'",. o.. .''lN''
yesterday passed the house Inhabited by
Mr.. Murphy, tho Representative Of tho Wash
ington Government a. tic Bund, and In tho
front Or Il were hylng the hags Of the, United
States and Mexico. The nags are on the kamc
stafi--stars and Stripes uppermost." 7,l,s,.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
NOBL,s WORDS :

"wHrrHvER THEY (rH. REBs,s) HAVE rHr
"rowEp, THEY DRIVE BKYogI rHyM isTo TuBih
"KANKs TIVE .ourBrRs PEOPLE, Asp r.ES
worIp ALEo DRIVE re. TRrsr THEN NOT.
"WEHH ruZT ApLE, rHEr worlr INVADE AND
"pIsrRoY IA WITHOUT MERcT. ABsoLrrKLY
Il" ASSURED or THESE rBTSos, fANANAzED THAT
ANT orr COULD THINK or 'FEAcH ON ANY
"rrEMs.' lis WHO ESrERTArSs THR sHNTlMgNT
"is FIT osI.r IN pr A SLAVE; M VINO urTERs
or At THIS TINE, MOREOVER, Is A TRAITOR 10
"Bia COUNTRY, VINO pEsIRvKs rHK sCoRH AND
roSrkMrr or ALI. BosoRArLB NIs."-Ross-
crnns, to ne 6emcral Assrtly of Ohio, Feovwrry,
lsl,H-
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
An "ARCHn . nIxHOP.

Mr.. Bishop has won tho admiration of the
audiences NJ Ford's theatre; he has played for
II, and won II fairly. His srchness Of express
sion eutitle him 10 DO called an arch Bishop.
He Is very funny without making any apparent
effort to be so. The natural mobility of his
countenancs enables him TO give the greatest
variety Of facial expression with the greatest
facility. His fun Is "hke the quality Of mercy "
cit Is not strained" Bishop Is a great fea-
turs In the magnificent spectacle of the "kaiad
Queen," which Is to ts performed during the
remainder of tho week, Saturday Afternoon In
i .s.H.1FH t.HT'fH# l.r ~ t'Hf'Il.iU..
cluded. ... . -'f,.li1u. .a.l. ,..ia.r. r..fr
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

Arrival at Fortress Monroe Of
the Steamer New York.
conarss,kt Il ths E,ass.'ion Of
.Jesi - rGhlsrrls leland d.antiT
itnu ,4a,a stf.i-,. l,---s-- ---t---s I'll. .tarT
our troops Took Possession
,isrt la1aa' q q on Sunday Last. i. '',.. ~
1n1 inFIa. 81 J. ., ,aasa s2sa. ~ ~ q U1fruf-
uuIH 10 tul9HGr NV ~ ~ ~ FHt tr'GN.aH..
Gilmore Captures Twenty-one
as. iiS ..,is. rsis 3 dnns S1a.' ss@ = '"i'"5 '5
ru, 80 hifI,T ..f f1-T-rT T->'-7il a1iHs E'Fr4uE
The Monitors Engaging Moul-
,tTasa'a 9 trie.
lis Magazine Reported Blown Up.

.t,sa tnnn' Tx, p. fosfRsss Moshot, Sept. 10.
Tho steamer New York, Capt. Chisholm,
arrived to-day from Morris Island. Captain
Chisholm reports thst he left Morris Island at
o'clock Tuesday. and 1t was completely In
or possessioa since Sunday. We captured
81 guns and rs meu.- Five monitors and The
Ironsidcs were up bcsicsiug Fort Moultric
when the New York len. II was reported
we had blown up the iisgaziHe In Fort
Moultrio. ...........,....... -.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
List OF Patents

Issued from the U. !. Patent Office for the
week ending Sept. :, 1853, each bearing that
date;
VIM. X. Fairbank, of Broak Creek Neck,
Nd, for Improvement In mode Of raising
sunken vessels.
Edward Maynard, OF Washington, d. o., for
improvement In metallic cartridge.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
THw DRAFT IN OBlO.

Gov. Tod, Of Ohio, has been notified by Pro-
vost Msrshal General Fry, that tho Assistant
Provost Msrshsl General of ohio has beeu or
derod 10 prepare to execute the draft In that
State The quota of taat State is only little
ever II 600.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
Highly Important from
Gen. Burnside.
Surrender of Cumberland Gap
by the Rebels.
Our Standards are Advancing.

CLEvTLAhp, oHio, Sept. 10, 1861,
II 05 a. m.
Major Eeterf, Washington:
The operator at Crab Orchard states that the
line was working to Cumberland Gap ysstcr-
day, but not working at the hour when Secre-
tary stanton's message was received an.
nouucing the fall Of Chattanooga.
Tho same operator s'a,cs that Cumberland
Gap surrendered to General Burnside yesterday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock, without firing a gun.
We expect further advices soon.
A. STAGER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

DEsEKTERs TO BE SENT TO TIE ARMY AND TO
FoREEsT HALL.-five deserters, who were ar
rested by the Potomac fotila, are 10 bc sent TO
the o. my t0.iaJ. About two huadreI and thirty
six desrrters were brought On nom New York YES.
terday aud committed to Furiei. Hail, the general
depot for tue distribution Of this class OF men.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
EXTRA
BY TELEGRAPH.
GLORIOUS NEWS !
The Fall Of Chattanooga.
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION

Al noon to-day the Govornmcut received the
hrst Official information Of the fall of Chatta-
nooga, and the occupation OF the place by OUT
troops, In tho following dispatch:
CLETELASD, ONO, September ., 1868.
tReccived at Wsshin tton, Sept 10. AZ ncon.)
Ea~ia w. Sdrton, Secretary Of Hor.
The operator at Trenton, Georgia, tclcgrsphs
Tint Crittenden's division took possession Of
Chattanooga to-day.
ASsos SrAGER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

"ii'iam Nlnton, one of tue subs at the con-
script camp at New Haven, attempted to de-
camp the other day by putting on large sun
bonnet, dreos that was considerably too large
for him, and heavy brogans. but no hoops. II.
lacked "etyic." however, aud was Laui.d nm.
He protested ychcmently agans. ,hu otiic.rs
taking liberties with him, but they continued
their anatomical search until the actual sta,us
ras disclosed beyond a doubt. Tlen he was
mddc To walk through the streets iu his chosen
costume, aud will bG sent 10 Fort Trumbull in
the same dress. r-aI
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
Important Decision of q Demo.
cratic Judge.

rnILAnELrnrA, Sept. i0.-Judgs Cadwslsder,
Of the United States District Court, in case
before him, yesterday declared the enrolment
act constitutional.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
ARMY OF THE FRONTIER,

The Rebel General. Cooper aud steele
Defeated by General Biunt-Th. I'm
smy Parsued One Hundred Mile.
south Of tho Arkansas River.
FORT GIBsos, INDIAN TERRITORY, Aug. 20,
via Learenworth, Sept. 5.--Generai Blunt, with
his army. 4,5UO strong, including twenty pieces
Of artillery, crossed the Arkansas river on the
ed, and offered battle TO the rebel Generals
steelc aud Cooper, who had Inasscd on his trout
ii 600 men.
Aft,r a faint show of resistance the enemy
commenced retreat, which soon turned into
u d'sOrderly flight: They abandoned all their
proputy. Blunt pursucd them hundred miles
.on'h oi the Arkansas, to Pcrryville, which is
only MY uilcs from the Red river. Al this
point he capita, I'd and destroyed their commits
,iry depot. They continued their uight to
boggy depot, on Red river.
lhe ludian Territory Is now clear of rebels.
h'uni 10 marching on Fort Smith, which will
"oubiiess fall without a struggle.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

.RAnRoADe.--ARRivAL AND DsPAhSunn OF
TRAins.-rhe advertisements on eur nrst psee
srv Inserted by authority ofthe railroad companies
seversliy named, arr onieisi,y corrected when
changes are made hence can he relied upon A. COT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

foLLY VEroED.-It Is reported that well.
known General In the Arlny Of the Potomac
had made arrangements 70 give grand ball
aud feast at his head quarters, when . stop was
put TO tho affair by an order from the Com
,nandins General, in which 1t was stated that
The only bulls recognized in that army were
rdjv.OH Lalis.-TriIDu
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
No. III ,I'o is.-.-
s'''.rp''-.l's 'sH -
= uATFHsR6 8l
o,"'''.u bee -',saE,d !'aqr,r.nl

Tn NAziosAI Usios ,LlAsps tiit noLo
public msstinsp, sysY TuEsbXS rvrslno.
IN their HsH, lsi Mnth sreet. fSsss ff N !:
open every evening. ~ a..LI
, Jsnss a. Drosp, tIsis % suU asnSsssv,d ana
seersdited s,.i A. q Assht Y sSliS n sSrssA wb.
.eriptions and sonFibufiepS In sl6sssl u ~ Es
'ional Union League Reading Rs0S. b ,TgT5i
Wh,ssseeA psssasss&
THO. =. STONES, seo'y.n "o' ~ y 10 '7I''7
~ 49, ----r- "-t'- a-r1-->-< l--,--
A ossTlzMAH, cured OF Nervous Dsbpl,y.
lnoompetency, Premature Dseay and sYes0cni
Error, actuated by desfrs to bepsat oshsyv, v,Ii
be happy to furnish 10 al Who Ned " a. of
ohArge) the recipe and direcliohs IN nAhiag the
simple Remedy usei In hss ssss. sThsss wSsAisS
to pront " his experiences and pu,srss ySfu,biS
ReriedySwill receive the saf,e, " itsiuiiS Es,I.
toafsfuny seslsd,) by addressing ,'fsr a,s,i
JOHN .. o0pEMh
'auia-d&wsm On No. 90 Nassau T., N. YoIk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
HsPEtFKT NGFfcRE

r JCpssuNxas., Rasssi iAssscIssQs-As 4 spb'
ssrip,iop book may bs found q the Nstions. Union
-Eho ae,rs IS tske pstt il thei sNS,as a .cthesr.
al S4ssy u eIart, itsv " slifS shsmssivss ts,s,s
by sisnins The constitution and paying into she
,HsAsuiy, In, gum OF tio. No stock will b re.
oslysd aItsJ D. m Friday evening, until sftef the
tftStion oi '6fdcerss fer o de<. N'N '1l rete-sts
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

Two suffers, Charles s. sigle, i3d Pennsyl-
vauia, aud +. ii. Jones, 18th Ohio, hav. been
ordered from the army for lending their rail.
way passes 10 uuautAorilvd person.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

d" NTE THREE OR FOUR
w good men, as Agents for the sale OF new
AftisIs 81 Cider. no ehtsrprising men tery TAR
commission will be allowed. Apply Immediately,
between and y. M, to JOHN q, COOPER, No:
&57 Thirteenth ulleet, above T.. selq
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
NOrpcA

THIS rArER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
RIERs To. sUIscRIBxRs.l In THIS CITY AMI,
IN GEcRGEroWN At THIRTY CENTS PER
~ NTH
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
n F F I c | A L
NOTICE.

We. NOTICE. !" tn ~.
war DEPARrmEFT,
WAsHINoToN Cry, D. C., Jan, 70, 1858.
lp eopseaueace of The pressure Of business at
the War Department, pnsses ior citizens to visit
the Army OF the Potomac will 10 given at the office
oi Lieut.. Col CosnAD, VA PennsylvAnia avenue,
abovs Ninsteenth street. |.r. ...r.. % iasO
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
.fff+HtH97l41 41-a+ u
Aatiuual &epnbliesu.
wAstfrNGTON, D. o.
THuRspAYn.l.,. ...ItsEPTEMBHa 10, 1865

as The one. Of t..e NassSass Nsgubil-
san 10 st vi Ninth sasest, bSsWssH Psun-
riyaDia even Ne aHd ID sa9se1.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
OFFiCKRs OF SUIP CONSTITUTION
! ARRIVED Ar NEW YORK.

six Of her Crew Joined ths Pirats Georgia.
New YoAk, Sept. lO.-Capt. Webster and
family, and the hrst and second officers Of the
ship Constitution, previously reported as cap
tured by the pirate Georgia, have arrived here.
Six OF the crew of the Constitution appear to
have Joined the pirate. !, .ipa .O.l,t-
TAs Gu.bests sishiesn ssd Onwsrd.
New York, Sept. 9.-Bshia dates TO August
state that the gunboats Molican and Onward
are In port. No pirates had recently been heard
from. .rv f-i...-....
Excitement In Cslanbus, OhAs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 0.-There was somc cx.
citement at Columbus this afternoon, occa-
stoned by cAvalrymen learning down Vsllan-
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