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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
CHARLEsTON

S"h 1kA8 NoNs
The following are telegrams from Richmond
papsn:
rEIlaRAMs TO RICHMOND PAPERS.
CAAsLHsroN, Aug. 25.-The enemy's land
batteries have been maintaining steady FIRE
on Sumter all day.
The hghting at Fort Wagner wss chiefly
confined TO the firing Of our pickcts on the
ensmy's ssppers, who continue to approach
Wagner.
This evening, about dark, the enemy's bat
teries opened furious fire on Wagner, prepar.
atory, a. was supposed, 10 the assault.
Tho following official dispatches have jus,
ben rscsivsd:
FoHf suHrHR-7l p. m.-There 10 an assault
now being made at Battery Wagner:
ALrRIp RHErr,
Colonel Commanding.
Fo.r JOHNSON, Aug. 25-7.45 p. m.-The
enemy is ssssultIng Battery Wagner, evidently
in heavy force. e. II. ARMsTED,
Colonel Commanding.
LATER.
The musketry has ceased. The enemy is
firing few mortar shells at Battery Wagner.
The nrst assault had been repulsed.
No more shells have been thrown at the city
since daylight on Monday morning.
The following are extracts from Richmond
papsrs:
The bIk0E OF CHARLESTON.
The Charleston papers publish q notice rec
ommsnding thst constant supply Of water be
kept on hand TO extinguish the Ore Of General
Gillmore's incendiary" shells exploding In
the city. An order was about to be issued, 1t
10 said, requiring all cotton tobe removed from
the city limits, as Its presence during the bonn
bardment was considered dangerous. On the
22d, at the request Of the Spanish consul, Gen.
ersl Gilmore suspended the bombardment of
Charleston for twenty -four hours, In order to
enable the Spanish residents to leave the city.
alNEIAL BEAUREoARp's RETALIATION"
Prom the Richmond Enquirer.l
The reply OF Gen. Beauregard TO the demand
for the surrender Of Fort Sumter and Morris
Island under Gillmore's threat to lombard
Charleston at first provoked smile. The idea
OF retaliation implied returning the hre; but il
could not have been retaliation in kind that
Gen. Beauregard threatened. We are not ad-
ylsed as to the nature Of the retaliation; but
from another such barbarous shelling by trans
porting from Libby and Belle Isle few thou
sand Yankee prisoners, and confning them In
the warehouses OF the city of Charleston.
They can be as easily fed there as here,
and the citizens would guard them II they
believed their confinement wonld enable
them TO remain with safety at their homes.
FIJI as many OF the warehouses as posi-
BILE In different parts of the city; distribute
the Yankee prisoners well over the city, and
tnen inform General Gilmore that Charleston
Invites his shells. Should he get into the lower
harbor he would not fire into the city. As
there is no prospect Of a speedy renewal of ex-
change, these prisoners might as well be de-
Tending Charleston and Mobile from barbar-
Gus shelling as basking In the cool shades of
Belle Isle, while the noble soldiers of the Con-
federate army are baking and stewing in the
foul furnace Of Fort Delaware. Let the Yam.
KEGS from Libby and Belle Isle be sent to rein.
force the defense OF Charleston. This kind of
retaliation will teach Gilmore how TO conduct
the Siege according to the rules of civilized
warfare.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
DESTRUCTION OF THE VANDERBILT

The rebel reports, copied elsewhere, of the
destruction Of the U. 8. steamer Vanderbilt are
undoubtedly untrue. The Baltimore Americas
pronounces the "whole story to be " false, I"
and the Sun Of that city wisely suggests that
"Havana dates to the 18th, brought direct to
New York, make no mention Of the .ffair,
while . letter received In Baltimore from an
of'cer Of the Vanderbilt reported her In port
at Rio de JsneIro on the 10Th OF July"
In addition to the above the Government
have received nothing tending to confirm the
reports Of the loss of the Vanderbilt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
by TELEGRAPH.
TBs Union State Delegate Con-
yention at Syracuse To-day.
A Mass Ratification Csnventisn To-
-.4sz.. - nefreW. sz5-g sssezl'l.as

SYRACUSE, Sept. 2.-The Union Delegate
Convention met in this city ct II O'Clock this
forenoon, and took recess until Q p. m.
Nothing Of importance was done.
Tomorrow (8d inst.) the great msss ratin-
cation convention, called by the young men Of
the State, will assemble. To this convention
. copy Of the Presidents letter, written to the
sprinneld, Illinois, convention, which also
meets tomorrow, will be read.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY,

Owing to conflict between the civil and
military authorities, the sale OF condscated
property which was advertised by Marshal La
mon to take place in this District to-day was
stopped by the fact that military possession of
all the property was taken. The Marshal has
postponed the sale until the 9th inst. In the
meantime the question Of authority will be set
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

! ,oy os1osz: ia :
II o 8 ecr a n 8.
Up to the hour Of going TO press nothing has
been received Of the movements Of this dlstin.
guished chieftsin before Chattanooga.
NEWS FROM BURNSIDE

The only reliable news received In the city
from General Burnside Is that some days since
he had reached Montgomery, Tennessee, and
his advance had met the rebel Forests ad-
vance few miles south Of that place and
q skirmish had taken place. or course, every
effort will be made by the rebels to prevent
General Burnside from getting possession of
Knoxville, but by this time he canLot be far
from that city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

CAPT. HlNRY GRITros, Of the I'd n. Y. Cav
airy, has been reported to Headquarters of the
Army for conduct highly prejudcial to the in
terests of the service and persuadlng an en-
listed man to eva 10 the army regulations.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
The Released Ger,nanu.

The two hundred Germans belonging to the
Twentieth New York volunteer regiment, re.
leased few days since from imprisonment by
the influence of General Patrick, arrived In
this city to-day, en- route to New York. They
all belong to the "Turners " society, and are
said to be good men, aud promised Gen. Pat.
rick that they would return to the service
al
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
Valentine co,.or, furnished substisuts, Parisl

Valentine cosaor, furnished substisuts, Patrick
Ei.sy Curtis, eoIorsd, furnishsd substisuss, ID.
John PsSS, furnished substitass, John Lovely.
Jenes Nixson, In ssevio6 "a March.
Anthony Grey, only parsnt q child. .sH
John n. Mitchell, only son OF widow.
william harrington, allen. - ~
John Meager, alien.
: Niehoias Mebonoush, disability.
: Asa Handy, disability.
lance z Waugh, disability. ....-.,. ..
Daniel Anms, over age
David Hyde, over age.
Zaeharish Hafell, over age. .H.
Thomas Kennedy, over age. %
Hillery Lancaster, over age.
Robsst J. Brown, only son Of aged parents.
WIN. Green, only son Of widow.
WIN. >. Pruitt, erroneously enrolled.
James Grace, allen. ~
Jacob Killer, allen. -
Adolph Kreutler, disAbinty.
Riehs.d Niddistop, disability.
Wm. Bryant, dtsAbiuty.g
Michsei Kssnan, only parent Of child.
0eorge Arnold oaly pafsbt pf child.
7. T. Durhan, sffoneeusly enrolled;
Puissfi {, ,fotssr, iainls sSsa saSssitais- Thomas
l. q. simpson,, furnished dsnbstitute-JAmss Har-
:. II. Lemon, now In service
John Carpenter, disability.
Misssel Soasy, alien. ..
John Scott, disability.
Raorge Balinser, under age.
lift c. Wilson, over age.
George Keyworth, disability.
Robert Richardson, tcolored,) felony.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
NOZZLE WORDS Z

"wUnvn fHy (rM1 nDnS) lAvl fHl
"Pown, fIHY DaIvl BHvoRI rHlA Mro fHnA
"RANES ZEE foUfHlRH PEOPLE, AND TAFT
WOULD ALSO DIIvn U. TRusf fHKM NOT.
"WnI fHRY ABz1, fnIY WOULD INVADE AND
pIsrnoY % WITHOUT MEDCY. ABSOLUTELY
AssUIsD OF fHIs1 fHMes, I Al AMAxlp fHAT
" fHnMs.' HI WHO HNfnfAuS TEE SENTIMENT
10 Yrf oELY TO n nAv1, m VINO urfRRs
" II At fnn SrAI, noApovn, n TRAITOR 10
ns oouKfnY, wno DnsnnvHs fHn scoRN AND
coNfDArf OF ALL HONORABLE MU."-Ross.
ss.s. b ~ 0sNsra Assasb's Of ONO, February,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
Going the Hounds.

When sumter fell before the rebel lombard
ment, this gleelul coupcl was sent North:
with mortar, PaiXhsn and petard,
We etendsr you our besuresard.
The Union troops can now send to Pierre
Toutapt de Beauregard something like this
We hope our tender 10 no bore
When we to you send our Gilmore,
Though sure no bores were ever seen
10 equal those OF our Dahlgren
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
nevems.t. q o...r., p,..s,

LRAyKNwoRrH, September l.-Advices from
6,OO0 men and "a piecss OF artillery, crossed
the Arkansas river on the Esd ult., but the
enemy declined battle aud fell back.
Reports from Fort Scott TO the 2Sth, state
that Blunt had battle and had been whipped,
with loss OF three hundred.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

FoRD's New THEATRK.-We invite special
attention 10 card In another column, con,
cerniug the construction and strength of Mr..
Fords new theatre. Injurious reports have
ture
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

MAJOR GENERAL MCDOWELL Is presiding
over Board In session at Wilmington, Della
ware, for examining officers of the regular
army with view TO place them on the retired
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
Union Republic an state Convention .,
Syracuse, New York, To-day.

SYRACUSE, September 1.-Most Of the dele
gates to the Union State Convention, which
meets here tomorrow, have arrived. The pre-.
vailing temper seems to be more intensely op-
posed to any compromise with rebellion than
In any previous convention.
The declination of Attorney General Dickin-
son makes 1t probable that the ticket will be
formed entirely Of new men.
Messrs. Callicott and Depew are pressed by
the Kings and Westchester county delegation
for places on the ticket.
Senator Bell is pressed for Comptroller.
The best feeling prevails.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

RrMoyED.-The Court Of Inquiry on the
evacuation Of Winchester, has been removed
from 1888 g street to 2l2 F street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

Coal AND WOOD CoNsuMERs.-This class
Of our readers will do well to read a commu-
nicsfion from "a Clerk" 1t contains prac.
tical proposition.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

SUsPICIoUs sCHAGAcTERs.-Wm. j. Ellis, J.
4. Dillon, and Ed Knightingaie wore sent TO this
city by Col. Wells Provost Marshsl from the iinss
south of the Potomac. They were committed to
the Old Capitol by Capt. Todd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

RAuaoAps.-AaaIvAL AND DlPAAfURI or
rpAms-Tne sdvertissments ON sur nrst page
srs inserted BY authority ofths railroad companies
seysrsily named, are oneially corrected when
shsaess are made hence can b relied upon - cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

The United States sloop-of war Tuscsrora
was spoken on the l2th Of August, in lat 43.03,
Ion. 66.lv.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

To ADvla1Isns.-We call the attsntion Of
basaasss - 70 the Of our advertise
nents. We intend to keep business eye 10 this
msttsr for the beneht oS our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
Refusal OF Rebels to Exchange white Of
acers OF Black Re gtmonts.

The rebel authorities have expressed a will
lingness to exchange all prisoners except the
white officers Of black regiments. They would
not condescend to entertain such ~ insulting
proposition.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

4: :;j u: j.: ::::
rled every ward and precin2 In the city. The
Council 10 unanimously Uni Every Admin.
istration candidate, including the Treasurer,
Assessor, Aldernea and inspectors, are elected.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

SUPPOSED DEsEKTRRs.-A. Simpson and
William ". Williams were arrested at the Depot
yesterday by one Of Capt. Johnson's Detectives,
IN suspieIon OF being deserters. They are confined
In the Guard Hause for trial.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
u 8. GURsoAT sAoAMoRE,
XIV WHsr. Au9tist ia. lBB3.

KEY WEST, August 10, 1868.
SIR; ! have the honor to report to the de-
partment that on the cath of July captured al
place called the Hsulover, Is miles north OF
Cape Canavavel, eleven barrels of turpentine,
which had been placed there by the rebel enc
my for the purpose Of shipping II In some yes.
sci to run the blockade. Ihsvs brought 1t to
this place and turned II over to the court for
adjudication.
1nclosed send list Of the officers and
crew Of this vessel entitled TO share 10 the prize.
l am, very respectfully,
Your obedlent servant,
EARL ENGLISH, 1t. Comdg.
Hon. GIDEON WELLRs, sec'ry of Navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

CoSscRIPT pEAR.-John b. Holland, one o
the conscripts from this city, died Yesterday q
Mason's Island, where he was sent q day or twt
ago. His body was this morning buried by IN,
Quartermaster's Department.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

amended, prohibiting slavery forever In the
States now free, or hereafter applying for ad
mission .1nto the Union. 81
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
GOLD GOING UP-THE CAUSE.

Nsw YoRx, Sept. 2, 1S65.-At Second Board
to-day, gold went up to 1881. This was tenn
porary, and owing mainly to a swindling re.
port from Washington, that Lee had hanked
Aeada
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

FATAL AccIDEsr.-John Flarety, a priyate
Of the Second Massachusetts cavalry, fell from
precipice Fort Ethan Allen, (aeross the riyer)
and received injuries that resulted In his death In
A short time
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
U. $. 8. Fonr HENRY, I
rrnAu krya Fla Au0uut raGa

CEDAR KEYS, Fla, August 8, 1883,
Sir: This morning, whilst of the beacon, we
made sail and chased her, capturing her on
the 81. Martins reef, of the Whlthalschoochle
river.
She proves to bs the sloop Southern Star,
from st. Marks or Cedar Keys, bound to hav-
ana. She is loaded with 10 barrels Of turpen-
tine (manifest for l5), manned by three Eiep.
have sent the sloop to Key west.
With this forward prize list.
Very respectfully, your most obt sery't.
L. Y. MCCAULRY,
Lieut.. Commander u. d. Navy,
Comd'g U. y. 3. Fort Henry.
Hon. q. WELLEs, sec'y, &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
EDUCATIONAL.

A OMISSION TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
IA The Sub-Board Of School Trustees of the Sec.
onu school District (Third and Fourth wsrds) will
meet daily a. the Treasurer's ONCE, City Hall bt.
tween the hours OF and u q. M where all aIpIi-
trict must be made. "
NJ. II. MILLER,
{. u. UTERMEHLE
VI bHEES,
An3i-iot snb-Boari, Second District,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
RON sE:U ROPE
ARRIVAL Of FHE AFRICA
The American Consul at Frank
fort Displays the Mexi-
can Flag.
THE EUROPE NEWSPAPER EXPLAINS
DECLARATION OF MR.. SEWARD.
The Flsrida's Visit to British Waters
RESTRICTIONS ON TRADE.
The Perils Of . Rupture Between
Great Britain and the
United States.
THE CONFEDERATE" LOAN
THE CONFEDERATE" LOAN
Payment of the Amnesty De-
manded Of Japan.

HALIFAX, Sept. 1.-The steamship Africa,
from Liverpool on the 23d ultimo, has arrived.
Nothing has been heard of the Florida since
she appeared of Tuscar, on the Goth ultimo.
The American Consul at Frankfort has been
displaying the Mexican flag. It was stated, In
explanation, that Presidsnt Lincoln allows
Federal consuls to represent Mexico, in conse-
quence Of the overthrow Of that republic.
The German Congress continues in session.
The King Of Prussia persists in refusing to at.
tend It.
The United States consul at Frankfort dis
played the Mexican flag. The Europe of that
city explains 1t. 1t was in pursuance of an ar
Of the Republican party in Mexico, President
Lincoln would allow Mexico to be represented
In foreign countries by agents of the Washing
ton Government.
The Europe refers to the fact that in March
last Secretary Seward declared that President
Lincoln and his Cabinet would never tolerate q
monarchical government In Mexico, and anti
cipates an immediate war If the Emperor OF
France does not conhne himself to demand
for indemnity, and leave Mexico a republic.
specuations are afoat as to the object of the
Florida's visit to the British waters. One report
Is that 1t Is for the purpose of taking on board
Mason, who is about returning to the South.
He is announced as having gone on visit to
the Earl of Donaughmore, in Ireland.
The Times publishes long extracts from the
correspondence between England and America,
touching the restrictions on trade between the
Northern parts of the United states and the
Bahamas.
The Army and Nary Gazette says: at is graft
flying to know that the Government 10 not blind
to the danger of difficulties with America, nor
Indifferent to the perils ofs rupture, which we
trust the good sense Of all respectable Ameri-
cans will aid US in avertlng."
The Confederate loan, on the 2lst of August,
rallied one per cent, closing at 2s@26.
SHAsGHAr, July 4.-Intellgence from Japan
announces that the Japanese had paid the am
nesty demanded by the English.
The Mikadado had issued orders to expcl all
foreigners, and close the Japanese ports.
The German Congress continues in session,
and the King Of Prussia persists in refusing to
attend It.
Financial and Com,nerci.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
U. 8. sHIp De soro, GuLy OF Mexico, !


SIR: On the day Of the capture Of the Con
fcderate steamer Alice Vivian, q falling barom-
eter and the threatening aspect Of the weather,
together with q consideration Of the season OF
the year, all adinonished me to send the prize
into port with the least delay; therefore at the
time Of separation from her had not had time
to ascertain the character Of the passengers
transferred from her to this ship. Upon ex-
animation find that among these men srs
several of the staff" Of General Slaughter, O.
o. A.
sm informed that Gen. Slaughter had en-
barked on board the steamer with all his "stati,
but that few hours previous to leaving Mo-
bile Bay he returned TO The city, accompanied
BY Capt. Aidrich Of his stan, and perhaps 9TH
ers, whether with the intention Of rejoinipg The
steamer cannot learn. But from the fact that
the baggage of Capt. Aldrich and others had
been left on board, 1t Is probable that such had
been his intention. 90
The destination Of Gen. Slaughter Is Texas,
whittier he was going to raise brigade. On
my arrival at Key West tomorrow, probably,
shall suggest that the baggage aud papers be.
longing to these officers be submitted TO the
scrutiny of Gen. Woodbury.. ..
am, very respectfully, your obi serv't,
W. M. WALLER, Captain U. 8. N.
GIDEON WELLRs, Secretary Of the Navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
HOTlCR

THIS pAPrA 10 ROW runNrsrrp BY CAB
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MOpePW.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
OF MORE REBEL VESSELS.

Narrow Escape or Gen. Slang htsr, o. .. a.
The following official reports of captures
have been received at the Navy Department:
U. s. 9. De soTo,l
GULF OF MEXICO, Aug. 10, 1859. !
SIR: have the honor TO inform you that
have this day seized, for violation Of the block
ade," the steamer Alice Vivian, 8. W. Abels
master, who represented that the steamer was
from Mobile, laden with cotton and bound to
Havana. On demanding her papers, her mas
ter stated that he had none; and In reply to
my inquiry, admitted that he had thrown them
overheard. have ordered the Alice Vivian TO
Key West for adjudication.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obi sery't,
WIZ. M. WALKER, Captain, U. 8. N.
Hon. GIDEON WHLLRs, Secretary OF the Navy.
U. s. 8 DE soro,
GULF OF Mexico, Aug. II, 1859. !
Sir: have the honor to inform you that
have this day, in lat. 29.45, Ion. $40, seized
for attempted violation Of the blockade pro-
claimed and instituted by the President Of the
United States, the steamer Nita, Geo. Blakes-
ley master, who represented that the steamer
was from Havana, 18th instant, laden with
provisions and medicines, and bound into Mo-
bile. On demanding her papers, her master
stated that he had none, and In reply to my In
quiry admitted that he had destroyed them.
have ordered the Nita to Key West for adjudi-
cation.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obt sery't,
W. NJ. WALKER, Captain, u. 3. N.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
Financial and Commercial.

Cotton.-ssles of the week, 1900 bales.
Market firm, and advanced Hold.
Breadstutfs dull and declining, except corn,
which has au upward tendency.
Provisions steady.
LONDON, August 81, evening.-Consols close
at 93!@93..
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
an3i-i0t

M ROLE STITUTE.
~ SELECT SCHOOL FOR GiRLs.)
NO u X street, near the Circle, one square south
OF Penn. av., between 25th and 21th streets,
10 session rom the 7th Of September TO the Isl of
jnly The usual English branches, Ancient and
Modern languages, taught at the Institute. Also
vocal anu ihstrunIentAi hinsic, Eiano Ind Euitav
MRS ZAPPoNE, Principal.
DR.. IAPPoNE keeps his office In the same build
Ing, and 10 abundantIy provided with the best ap-
Dpsrntus and remedies known for the cure or relief
oi all diseases. Charges the same AZ those OF ali
regular phyBcisus. su oI-tI
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
&xAsana' Espsssitx1
wAsHINGTON, D. Q.
wKoNEspAY..m,.aa..sffTEMBEs .. 1855.

- The 0Ass e tee Hstss.al nsISbl.-
Yiyania avenue aAA d 0efooes
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

IMMENSE BARGAINS IN CLOTH.
i ING, at SMITHS, +sO Seventh street. iyl4
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
WsshAngts. anA New York stsck Ma
ksts To-Day.

Wssrs indebted 70 Jay Cooke q Co., bankers,
Sos IL following condition Of the stock and sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

A COMPANION FOR BRLLE BoYp.-Miss Ida
Wright was sent up from Alexandria, as danger.
Gus character. Dy some subteriugs she succeeded
In crossing our lines, and got into Alexandria.
She 10 charged with giving Information to the
enemy, by corresponding with her brother, who 10
. soldier In the rebel army. Capt. Todd committed
her to the Old Capitol.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
SON INSTITUTE.
AND MATHEMATICAL stHooL.

,,n ihis sehuol, formerly located IN street, be-
opened on the nrst Monday In September In the
new school House recently erected on Fourteenth
street, between and X.
Terms per quarter, Si6. For information sddresa
the Principal or call at his Tebidence ais New
Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth strcetp,
ChAs b. YOUNG, A. NJ,
hu3l-tl principsl
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

Nervous Debility, spermstorrhea, and ali
Sexual Diseases CURED without fees snIr.rs..
can learn Of NEVER-FAILING REMEDY. tbe
value Of .hieh 10 vouched for by the beat paper
, IN ~ Earg q the country and which does not re-
any DO else, by inclosing postpaid ditectcd en-.
veiope 70 Box l,sI7 Boston y o., Mass,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

HOUSES CLosED.-The patrol under COM
nsnd Of Lieut.. smith, who is acting under orders
from Capt. johnson, Is doing good duty in closing
up some Of the low dens that nfest this city, Last
night low whisky den at sixth street wharf was
closed and the proprietor allowed hours
to remove his liquor. Another "erib" on Twenty
third street, between II sRh ], was served In the
same manner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

COMMITTED TO THE OLD Captain
Todd yesterday made the following commitments
to the Old Capitol: VIM. Moore and VIM. Bryant,
charged with disloyalty. W. Anderson, 9th La.
csy.j James Cullen, Danl Kelly, and T. D. Aoter.
man, prisoners Of war. John Curran and Edw.
hewitt, deserters from 18Th Ia. regiment. James
Rsbey, co. !, est Va inf, u cOnvalessent iron,
Eruptive Fever Hospital.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

a GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility,
Ineompstsnay. Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated by desire to benefit others, will
Be happy to furnish to all who need Il (fres Of
oharge) the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used in his case. Those wishing
70 pront by MS experiencs-and possess valuable
kemedy-wili receive the same, by return mail,
Carefully sealed,) by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Auf-d6w3m No. 90 Nassau 81 N York
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

MAsoNIc.-A stated communication of St
Johns Lodge No. II, will be held THIS WEpNEs
DAY. EVENING, at ~ O'Clock.
PunctuaI attendance 10 requested.
sep2 W. MoRnIs SMITH, SecretaYv.