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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14
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manufacture, for sale:
200 Boxes of Five Lump Per pound. SO Cts.
300 Boxes Of 10 lump Per pound go Cts.
200 Boxes Franks Orange Lump u 10. 65 Cts.
300 Rose Bud, in Caddies, per pOund...... 60 Cts.
500 Boxes Barow's, in Caddies.
800 Caddes Peach Leaf per pound..---.. 60 Cts.
200 FL Dorado, Light, per pound.-...-...Sl 90
800 Caddies Pancake, Light, per pound 50 Cts.
100 Boxes Sun Cured Tobacco 3 fbs@..s '55 Cts.
1000 Barrels Smoking Tobacco;
~ 900 boxes Bonds Scotch SNUFF; a14dH3
la 80 half Barrels Fine-Cut Chewing Tobacco;
100 Merschaum Pipes;
1xs 100 Gross Briar and Wood Pipes;FRz a
zoe, 600 Clay Pipes, assorted; -
100 Gross Rubber Pipes;
10000 assorted Pipe Stems;
5000 Cenha Cigars;
24,O00 Henry Clay Cigars, first's;
q, zoe Henry Clay Cigars. seoond's;fa
3, 900 La Napoleon Ci gars, - 2 A--}ff
10000 I'll Brutus Cigars;
2o0Qo0 Half Spanish Cigsrss1 1sva
200 600 Segareets;
30 900 Ia Salvadina Cigars:
40e, 600 Packs Smoking Tobacco;
80 Drums Turkish Smoking Tobacco;
LOCO Bales Rinnicanick Smoking Tobacco;
50 Drums Shanghie; tla1sHss ~
1000 Pounds Mackaboy Snuff; esiusEa
1900 French SnuH- = .-lssfa--is
Merchants and Store Keepers, look to their
interest; examine our large stock.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14
FAMILY DYE COLORsa
ERA SAVING OF SO PER CEl

pBA SAVING OF SO PER CENT ea
For % cents you can color as many goods as
would otherwise cost FIVE times that sum. Vari-
GUS shades can he produced from the same dye
The process is simple and any one can use the dye
with perfect success. = Directions in English
French aud German inside of each package.
For further information in Dyeing, and giving
a perfect knowledge what cOlors are best adapted
TO dye over others with many valuable receipts,
purchase Howe & Steyens' Treatise on DyeiIIg and
Coloring Sent by inaiI on receipt OF priee-10
cents Manufactured by
r----HOWE a STEVENS, $50 broadway, Boston. !,
For sale by druggists aud dealers generally.
novelty aNeSH2hJ9 aHfs az
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14

s&r The Evansville Sanitary Commits
20 sion, IN behalf of our sick and wounded
soldiers, return their sincere thanks 10
Mrs. Elizabeth Craddock, and through
hereto the children of New Harmony,
members of the Sabbath School in that
patriotic town, and to all the ladies con-
eerned-for their valuable contribution
Of thirteen shirts, seven pairs of drawers
IS aud fifty pairs WOODEN socks, being goods
purchased with the money received from
an exhibition given by the children.
Children, you have done much towards
crushing this rebellion.
P. HoRNBRooK, Sanitary Agt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Hard are,

Purchased aud Imported direct from the
% laom 81 Manufacturers if.eeH
~ II saiHteT4 3H 1ce 81 Pal fs %
3 Tl Gn ri Ir0 o. ai4s33a 8 4 sra
If Ky & - - H. "a
Enabling us to offer inducements to Pur Z
chasers rarely found in the West We
call the special attention of Dealers to
our large and well selected Stock, CON
sisting in part Of a'i" .IAtil.i3'l
Axes--All the celebrated
brands, ynbtsl5y ilag g4.soii
l5d Chains - Log, Trace and
Halter, Pig { i52i
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Shovels and Spades,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Wheel Heads, lim-zs
Weaver's Reeds, -
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws, = aai rs
Gun Trimmings, aa5
Brass Kettles, f
Shot Guns,
Rifles and ReVolVers.
Chain Pump Fixtures.
Hollow Ware,
Dog Irons,
Gum Betting.
Japanned Ware, $50
Notions--Large Stock.
WELLS, KELLOGG 6 CO..,
No. IS First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14

MADAME ANNA BIsHoP's CoNoERr.
Notwithstanding the inclement weather,
& on Saturday night Masonic Hall was
alwell filled with an audience composed of
the creme de Ia creme of the fashion and
elegance of the city of Evansville, to
b hear the Concert of Madame Bishop, and
we never saw an audience, so well quail
fed to appreciate excellent music, so
highly gratifed
-. The entire programme was presented
with most admirable taste and excellent
~. execution, and the gifted eantatrice and
her accomplished daughter were most
enthusiastically applauded throughout
@ Mr.. A. sedgwick's Buffo songs were
received with Numbering applause We
have not time at the late hour at which
we write to particularize Those who
were absent, either voluntarily or inyol-
unfairly, missed one of the rarest treats
with which onr city has ever been IA
vored seI =
8 -, We regret exceedingly, and We be
heFe we speak the sentiment of all who
heard the Concert on Saturday night
- that the rarely-gifted Madame cannot be
constrained to prolong her stay with us
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SIENNA L :
URIsARr AND SEXUAL sYsrENs.-Eew and reli able
treatment--in Reports Of the HEWARD ASS0-
CIATIoN--Sent in sealed letter envelopes FIRE of
charge. Address, DR.. j. sKILLIN HoUGHTeN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. dcel SIN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14
GROCERIES.
,OPARTNERsHR

WE. HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH Us wM. J
w Sugg, late of Uniontown, KY, in the
Wholesale Grocery business. The style ftlso firm
will be Wheeler, Riggs & Sugg. .3astag
II WHEELER & RIGGS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14

4XTE MANUFACTURES WRAPPING PAPER
w equal to any made, and at Cincinnati prices
Prices sent on application 10 the Agents,
jy I0d6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14
FANCY Gaps

Fancy and plain, a very lage assortment. AL
new styles.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14
THE RURAL AMERICAN

The Hest Paper for Farms and Fruft
GrOWersZESfgAG Dollars Premium
= for only Twenty Subscribers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14
MISSES FELT HATS.
HATS.

Latest New York styles.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14
NOTICE.

Before Ben. Stinson, Justice
of the Peace.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-14
WHEELER, RIGGS & sUGG.

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE CHEAP
- 80 boxes assorted Candy;
% g assorted Gum Drops; So ss.s
25 Z" Lozenges
40 Fancy Candy ;......
rs d" Fire Crackers ESQ i.fHar
And o variety of Christmas Fixins By
WHEEI.ER RIlGS 4 sIIcC
The New York herald., 1863-12-19
Bcard Of COunoiimeu.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

H.
ApiouRSrp srsstoS. Dec H--s r n
The Board net pursuant to adjournment in their Cha
'Preseni-Coanrilmen HAYES Hesly Keenan,. Jones. w
ste. Gro. brse McCSnss see. Rssppsr aSsasS.n ha'
The President being absent az roll cal, on motion
CogEcusu RxrrsR, CosncilnAn Webster was called 70
The minutes OF tn. proceedings the Board OF Friday
Saturday, Dec. II aad ", were read and approved.
By Couucllnaa, wEssrrR--
tsenth Election district of :he Seventeenth ward Decem
h,ch was referred to the Comptroller With power.
By Councilman HnALy-
Bin Of JersTan a.s'issa ga for 'unr poll Of the s
which was referred TO the Cor.p,roier. with power
Bii Of Rhs,nsarii Eromm Tor drloy up poll ot
rwsib Eecion strict Of The Tw-npo,h ~ard, ID eml
Witch VAS referred to the compiolsr .i,s power.
By of lanes Walsh Cor a,uus up p5i of III. Sec
Eieon District u the Twenty ward. December e.
Which was rcferrsa 70 the Comptroller, with power.
Nv Cou uncilnian Mc0Rsru.
.as.rel 2, Of sso EsS,senh ward pessmSer ec,oS
witch was referred to the Com psroIei, with power.
The Committee on Roads presented repor, IA favor
curbng eu,,ens and asesias Second avenue frcm list,
'' winch was laid over
National AGal,s he further consderAon Of resoOt
s7o beng tore ache. farni'hed % General Ward r
ns ,s rs ~ o 1 - IN sass.rss a. q
aud tor Other pnrlc,e'' d"''ns be 10, IN h's CITY.
Whih carried
Ard the PAPER ~ss lale over.
CounrIimsn II ,Tys n"t-d i..s-s- the Con ult.er
Salaries an Ofcs ~ M the fsr her iar alton
appointed comniss."ner &c Deeds n rses o. Ge ~
| q R'illy. r,~itnTd m
Nhch tsrri'f. ..
Councilman JoNts moved 10 lay hc psper On the table
which was carried
/ eFN Ensi. fut4s.
r. sont on that Henri y. ris,kinar sna nlr ". pr
man, owners ot real estate situate between Nr,tr~n
Twentieth @trsei- NAri river We rerncd erect ,h.
buishead to thc uc ~ Established ny the lisfhor tou
slarafs nni that tney e trrmittei ~ bna p-fs 81.
spd Il aud streets of the uslsi auncne tons md L..
rretiun of the Su-s coni soner at Their nwu eNVpps
I goun ftnnn PnIrN tnrn ul~iri the fnavinH Tcsuia
| asa -,ir1,itiHe tor tho fu eFoipg frsdiotiou
RespIvrd rra the cstrrt boundary hpr Of the IA,
J Henr, u. Brc ksran and iahs " Ur,cs man ~ tae
The New York herald., 1863-12-19

$50 H0lNrY RECRUITS WANTED. FOR ,v
Ga, s.sirr .sairr esvaft anf srls,y SS9 bJusty, sscs
y .yvrr. able bodied msn f-.rn '. W wpisH 49, ~
sirrs oa.cineas '~ ~ Fores0
The New York herald., 1863-12-19

SIuc "r NrY.-sfXrY THOUSAND cofoRp.
cav In - Nhieet- vaD,et Captain worssr ~ Va ST
t.pp ,,.'' secu e. ioar new .esImsni 20 h, h.
""''"' NV HpEL q W.u rcadvsy
The New York herald., 1863-12-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TnTs paY At ~, .,
q, 40 vscnwch y, nv street Eiehsnrs Hotel f.~ vcss -,
more cash in hand than by ssy Dc pam srp per
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
.GEORGETOWLNI - :ss.AIFFAlRS.

r iARREsT ToR LARcxSy,rr his. pOTnIpg Thos.
Brown was arrested by Ofioer Chick, for THE lsy.
ceny Of some money (saO) from Mary Taylor. lie
was committed TO jail BY jastiss Rsavsr for fur;
ther hearing. ,.iIsa,
oIhmAyLr. JaRss Gogip was arresisa, tlh
saornIng, by Offeer Evans, for making sn Aspsplt
on man bythe nsmo Of Welsh. He was saans
ipsd BY Ids''cs GlAdpou, who held hin 70 hsil for
his appearance at court ".ls,f.t,
PpiaCs CAsEs.--susan Beall, drunk, fined
St,t. Mary A. wsitst, John MAhousy, Bud Hst.
rod and John Besll, disorderly conductj fined irt-
sreetivsay sLAAsi Sasss is6.ss. John Bsali, Ans,
Blddy ann MARY Thomas, drunk; sent to WORK.
house. Martin GAteley, aesertsr; turned oyer 10
military. Roi Gather, bogus detective, turned
over 10 military. o"oaIA aa. .'. ..IIr ga
MARINE LIST. .--Ar,ivals- Victoria, An
ldefson, NAntaeoke RIVER, wood 10 johnson. 20 ~
sshr; Iql'' I Baker, BAL Lowe Gardiner Mel ice to
schr. VIM. Emory, Reid, Bsilimorsi q ain 10, Nj
Young. 'rgur,. ...a- 20 .E. 80. 'sa,lor'
schr. J. D Myers, Weldon, Washington hight. (,
I DePariures-Steaper 8, Seymour, Room, Phila-
tsdeiphiai merchandise lIom Hyde A Davidson. isu
| FROM Rays Docks, with eoali schrE LosAsa,
Hallsit, Providence, h. Ii Ocean Herald, wyie'
Bostoni FesHenden, Graham, B4sioni ~ y. a.
sps, Hinsklsy, Bostoni Lacy Church. uAas"s'
| From xsasw's pYsas Z sslifl t~gEgc. Atwa,sr
Edwards, Boston. Brig Admir-l, Hogan, N. W 4
* From Borden Mining Company; sehr Jno. Crock
ford, JoneI, Dighton, Mass' sphr' 4 hfhSefs
Weldon, warehau., Mesa avps
lYcuusxpsAKB 4yp QUO cAskLl an ivtd--
4 To asyI fj6tS With coai: iohn Hi, ~ foIS,s
" pepartite, Great Eastern, rive Sisters, NJ. .
| c. bradley, II. C. Frazier, W. r. BrasheaIs, 4 D
Lynn, n. D. Johnson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
i.lNaAI. .3.,l1.AFFAIIsS..'

. THE BOARD or ESRoLNEsf,--The following
4, tbe ,hs, OF exemptions W 10 so'siock iodays
is.sss Sssjssnin Is Ss,os! q ~ son. s,.s,sa WY
i. J. irssAsa., stroneou,y enrolled s,Hs " I, =
Gtorss white, Si..6ili,y ~ NJ r.. ~
lame: X sumscss, oaiy support oi widow, s.'l
: iNensy 0hss, erronsonsly enrolled 4,
% lem jShn \. aoRsr, aURs aissbiIiiy.., % I,s0q0r
T Ch aries DevAntieF, alien.
Bradley iSi. 'IamSiis, FURNISHED .uesiitp,e, John
Eawstd sm!.hj ssas, age. ? . /, ,orosp.5s% ~
% 4. .EsisH, Ssiy Jon n d widows4 - 'otio q
II Allan T's:ess.s. oTy sSs ofs yidow u. ~ "a IN
esi,Sa isS p chfpiin' 'ara''Asd 'ue''ifu' hs'ssU
jsmcs r. TowIes, furnished sptutit,ite, John ',
GeoI n NsEsrlsni, erroneousIy enrolled. ID! ,
- Henry b ferowa, disability, '.l'aF -. "a
~ Theodore Heilman, alien. s''n y. M.. hns
, James k.s halhsli, furnished substitute, Johp
= FRANK skinner, under ago. I'D e. '.'r7 d
r Iswis Nathan, erroneous!y enrolled
sI Jnmeb y .'Daws0n, erfOne0usly enrolled.
- Joba u. middleton, furnished substitute, Jsmes
'M' +. G. Rawson, disability.
Thom ~ Davidson, accepted. '-a ..'-
Charles Keller, farnished substitute Charles
williams - .' .''. 'a W. ~
Lloyd Moxley, only son Of . widow. Va
I, Thomas v. buley, furnished substitpte-John
Nc Cor rmick. ~
= Charles lBersey, furnished substitute--J0hn D.
Neyenhnm = .., .. '.,-......, ".
= vso,ge i, Tin mons, eIroneops snfplmsnt "a
yills shaw, distbiiity. fltsulY' 49, 80
ErankIi Wrlkeri pnder age, 49, 49, - ., ~"
baJohn w Reed, only support of widow, ,,. ~ >
| a U ear Ries, erroneously euToleG, Il =, a.. al
| h John ward, one oftwo sons elected by moth
| Const antine Kemp slipn. Il. 49, -
Del sno Piper furnished substitute, Jas Ketiener
a. 4. CiSuey iurniss Cd substitute corielia'
Tnomss Poeoek, en- oaec usiy enfoiicd.A +. =
4, baker Mart.n, eolorsa; hirnsshtd sqpsti'p'tse
'"Wyy '"W@' n Carr, dissbiIity ~ J.. /" .la ~ ~
Alex Kerr hr.i.hed subatfpts John Smith n
~ Le~ts ssbSi.y shen, xa,,,. lisa. ,
4 lyjJIn C6sssof, ttosor'd5 srr6ns0usly enrolieds
VNWlliianl Sham sry, over age.
| John ConnoT, (eOioiedJ furnished Ebstitute, J
Chase,
IhornAs McMahon, alien.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
FROM MEN YORK.
49, .'..f-L.r71n.uy ~ \ 20 -.Galn l1sl1q -
The Draft in that City.

New YoRK,' August so.--The draft In the
ward was completed to-day, without
the slightest sign Of Dissatisfaction. Among the
drafted are WIN. II. Fry, Of tho 7ri6sa< John
Clancy, of the Leader; Michasl B. Abraham,
Express reporter, Robt'B. Holmes Excise Com
missioner y. Re;nack, Of 10 Ahead Zea~ag;
Townsend Harris, late Minister to Japan John
Morrissey, pusliiss; siso, several policemen
'snd colored persons. While there is no .ap
pearsnce Of disturbance, the authorities have
not relaxed their vigilance In preparations "a
suppress disorder. -+a 'H' ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
PERSON Al.

BRIG. GEN. RowIHr |. at the Metropolitan.
GEN. BUroRD returned 10 his comn,snd In
the field, yesterday.
WV. d. Thoass, collector of Philadelphia,
10 at Wiilards'. %
JoHs N. CLARK, Esq, high sheriff of Boston,
is at Willaris's 'f
MAJOR JULIAN o. MASON, raymaster L. s.
A., Is In town, stopping at Wiiiaids',
BRIo. GEN. VnIE, lsto Military Governor Of
Norfolk, arrived In town yesterday irom a short
visit to New York.
GEN, 6RovER, one Of the heroes of Port
Hudson, arrived here fran New Orleans day os
two HIcc. He returns to tho Army Of the f'.ii In
u lew Ans .,. r.... nH. ....I
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
The Kebels viii Evacuate and
- I, ''a, ed, : Blow up Sumter. -, . .a

y The editor Of the Baltinore AafyGsn, writing
from OF Morris leland, SO, August l6, says :
y Il Ia hourly becoming more and more evident
that the rsbels were shtisacdin April last that
slntcr cannot stand asysicrnasic attack by the
Monitors, aud that they intsnd toevacuste'and
blow up Fort Sumter. II has already been an
nonnced that most of the rasetnate guns had
been removed iron, s,anter, aud tho emhrasures
closed up with sandbses. T"t p"''' 7'' d.
Within the past week It has. been discovered
that the guns on the parapets 'werc daily d.
minishing, and that instead Of twenty-six but
ar now remain. That We will have the honor
of reducing Sumter Is therefore by 10 means
probable at present, and we viii Tomorrow
have to devote our operations on Moultrie,
Gregg and Wagner, the outward line of rebel
defencea. nf 1t' fdszt . ITttl aE1a'
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
aN.t,olnaf.Ftn.,yne.ael.s,l lsl

.gyT ~ 9saOAah .lrfIgNsat
The act to provide national currency, &es
authorizes the employment of the national
banking assocfationa created uudtf Il as de-
positories of tiIeo istesnnl resenus. I'As sueh
employment Involves sthe 'dutya'of requiring
adequate security for tho amounts Deposited,
the Secretary Of the Treasury has come lhe,
conclusion ~ AZ k{ism.th Il nationsl banasa'As-'
string to receive such deposits tn place the
Treasury OF gkel United ststes SIX per cent.
bonds to an amount equal to ten per eept, of,
their capital stock, and 10 give the bond afitha
directors and others to an amoast Ieqaai to
their capital stock as security for the punctuai
payment o. mn fawfnl checks for depni6. :,
lnasmuch, howeyer, o. . numbor Of tho bapks
have boea 7oreanised, and ~ are wisiUst
circulation, Secretary Chase proposes TO direct
deposits to be made with such on fecelyIpg
from them, the ,eepsspt, ,bf ,har respective
boards Of dixest tofa that the bonds already do
posted al securityrfos circulation may be held
as security for deposits, ieaving the additional
bonds, Is, wen A tha band Of tic directors and
others to be given afterwards ss any time bss
fors the furnishing Of circutstion.fi I" q q 81
Should the association prefer, instead OF
giving . Joint bond eapsl 10 the capital stock,
to give the separate bonds Of the directors; end
stockholders each for NOT less than osc-te1th
Of the capital stock, and equal to it IN siis NJ
grsgate amounts, there can bs ne objectlons to
such separate bonds being sccspied. Isssead Of
Joint bond. II good reasons shall appsar,l
these conclusions ofrhe Secretary viii be mod.
flied. ',sstt U,yI.7r dgK nrgstzay lg4i
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
C.p,ur. OF K,sspea p.l.ousr..'

PORTLAND, Aug. 2i.--Tho revenue cutter j.
C. Dobbin arrived at T. O'Clock this morning
with the yacht and The escaped rebol prisoners
from Fort Warren. Th'rewcrc only two rebels
and neithsr of thom OF tho Taeony's crrw.
Lieut.. Alexander, of the ram singal, was one
Of Them. 10 ~
PoGTLASn, Ne, Aug. oI.--1hc other prison
er taken proves oibe James Thurston, second
lieutenant of the Atlanta, alias Fingal, cap
tursd in Savannah river, The prisoners state
that they escapsi by crawling over Tho rum
parts Of Fort Warren when the sontrics were
on duty. au. 't
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
War DrnsOernts Illustrating Trae ne-
. .u. moe racy. d.

lSpIAsAroLs, I'M, August '9J--Thc cnn-
yeDtidn of War Democrats is very large and
enthusiastic. All parts of the State ,IrTf fully
represented. ten. Nathan kimLai is urcsi-
dent Major Gen' John McClernand, Con. Du-
mont, lion. Henry Seerist are AMONG tho
speakers. .r ,rl .-S .. ~
LiaIers have be1n received from Hon. Lewis
Cass, General Logap, and Daniel 4. Dickinson.
They all expressed sympathy with the object 8
Of the onnyontion. RESOLUTIONS iayoripg a yig.
orous prosecution OF the war, and sustaining 4
the Administration in all its Efforts To put dow u
the rebellion, denouncng the State agent, aud.
pudiaie the pubic debt, and sacrifice the honor
and credit Of tho state ior partisan purposes
were passed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
NNynl fairs,

A Board NJ Naval Surgeons, for the cxamin-
alton of assistant surgeons, for promotions, ma
well as candidates for admission TO the medical
corps Of the Navy, will he convened at the
Naval Asylum at Philadelphia ." the frst of
September next. r.
Surgeon James NJ Greene, President Of the
Board, Surgeon A, A. Henderson, member Of
tho Board, and Surgeon D. Yrt,,nd, ,'tnCmbcr
and recorder Of the Board. 70.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
.'fytffHhA M.''''
lnlnrAA.
r4e ArIAkkIo( MIA &oRks
yAs..sost aORUs5E0DTs .IIAR Z

,TvrNraSTfu TTLh ----,
Bosfos, Apgsss2ls-. Quites sevsre hurricane
sccompasy& 81. IN tAsndsr, end .lishtulns,
passsa,ovss ~ sivaebeus III Dclock yesterday
eveSlks, 9plaG ceasIdes.blo dsnagoi sdi iol Is
hpsw Bbtsss, 10 iifea sheds Y. .MASki5Ss
shlp,Ssrd, iua ,0apisssA, aisss>b,bW dswl.i
The seei h.a bssri tsd nd Aah VI 3hA aiess.
fraaes Nnae - In 90 shea for tkyu1von1eeU1l
m9tsos ssauia f'' ~, r =, ~ s,i 'i'is .2, sps,,
Thsistssr ~as blown dowrCan felI Ss sp x
new steam min chop, crushing the roof end
destroying some afty 'fef ,efytAe buildlpg,,
An9shsEo shed ubs,osginG q. AheAnassaie IrsaI
wok,sas sa3to ushed ny -Shs yforse Of m
wind arSss sielSk dose s,sAoassse %.
lars. .,,Th tgtEaifn ~ pthe abSss tpIsssstid
Just left of work Wksu thsihuyricsns casse Hps
The wind blew with such force, ~ tostsarlsp
large trees and knock down q number. Of Shfri!
ncys, etc. ia,ss, al,.aia ~ 'ressa. eoo-l
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
RlENAI4L IEX XAMI,sA1YON Ns,ofsIA-

RIENaI4L ,EXAMTsAiYoNsiotall Is,,i:.. TO z rs
gust 10, lsu;.The next biennial examination n
Army invalid Pensioners, required by an act OF
ConOesspproved March Z, iese, WfIf take piAces
on and after the tth drySt september, 1855, ands
sasS sss,
date a. pflct t0fAAhh pfe1ino win Nave ssy vsiid,f
essniaaiions paps The ASsss.asael ASss.sa Az, "
IcAhs q stos ssds BY nnsashSiiseS cisiI si
W actcable for the penssnef to obtain fS Sertiii-
sete OF two resuiarlySppointed dungeons.
sse e 1sadsa to Ike psS.ss.s
s.s%.fPs n; 20 ts PsssS inssas.
is 10 30 &c ,siaudsS @
Those who Ase peasioned. ~ by.A syaeial ,astof
O. tx RS s.ssi ssi f sS hsa sss q q fss s
gsr, t2e,ps an eXs, tnot eyeli:ht, o. than The
Ssl!s a ssss ssis 4 Z: y;s
da,e Later than Ms,sA ss, VII ss4 be exempt
an earlier sxsnination " specially required BY
Should II be foupa, assa yesult 90 the exapsioa.
,lon In Any es.:, that ~ is ability no
lSngsr exieaa, NE peaslsp win esassI khonld the
sithout dhappeatihg y altogether, the pensioncr
will beRpnia ettAh1 Safos uorres sponding with the
dsgree estisaAhed ~ the examining suige ons, and
mo lone9A o spesined 10 bis pension certihcat~
plicasion to thls ,ofSe and bg ths Ysus Of a new
4 comp pie,e MT Of .dtloti.ea f.sm,n,ur Sur.
sSs. .sSn on to e E,atss y y rnHfsa
q JosEPHH. BARRETT,
n ahiprd1w FhOl ora EITL LCnmniaAionef.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
FUOM FOnPHEss nONuOE.
krisats ~. L.Awrsn.e.

FoRrksss MosRoE, August l9.--steamer
Kcnnebeck sailed from Fortress Monroe this
morning Tor Aewbcin, NJ q. "..
Steamer John hice arrived this, Innrniug
from on Charlcston, but brings no additional
news. Ito.
Tho united States irigate II. Lawrence, which
arrived hrre yesterday, Ia 10 lie au ordnance
ship, and Is placed In command Of Capt. Phe.
nis, VINO has been Tor long u,me IN charge OF
navy ordnance AT Bortress Monroe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21


Ce'fdndiag QJiccr Eor Monroe, Lcl, Lhtlolg, 4esnf
b for Eschsaysef ESfsontrsef Wydr- a.s'
b The ffesideut dircyts HAT You fmmcdately
place W. II. Lea, and another ,ofiinery sslected
by you, not below the rank Of Captain, prison.
ers Of war, In close .cealnoasnsi and under
strong ,suartis;i aud that ycHo tNsify M, r.
Ould, Confederate' agent for extlis1te OF pris-
oncrs ~ war, TIN n Captain n. ". Sawyer,
First New Jersey volunteer cavalry, and. Capt
John Flynn, 51st Indiana yolsnte0s, aorI any
other oficers or msnia the service Of tie Uui3ed
States, not guilty Of crimes punlshatle With
death by the laws of war, shall be executed by
the enemy, the aforementioned prisoners will
be immseiassly y yhu1g tnscseRafina,s- -lvisNtso
directed that im diat]y, on cces ing official
Or other authentic Information of the execution
Of Captain Sewer and Csptsin Flynn. you
viii proceed TO hang General Leo s.spd the
other rebel officer designated as herein above
directed, apsl ihat you notify Robert ousd Esq,
Of said proceedings, and assure him, tsat the
Government Of The United statcs VIII pRocccd
to retuliate for every similar bsrbaroua Viola
ton Of the laws Of civilized war.
IT. W. HALLECK, Gcneral-in-chief.
Offieial copy ;isi iliE S4I inH ssa1qTI 7fi
ne -,dV y 4 diiGD. q. WAGES, AVA. @. VI
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
AccIdent to nrlgsllsr. GenerNH Txl.r.

Accident to Brigadisrs General ,Tylsr.
Whilst Brigsdier General. E. B. Tylsrswss
riding down Fayette street near Barsum's, Dsa.
timore, Yesterday, his horse slipped and fell
down. The Generals leg was caught pnder
the horse and his knee seriously injured. lie
was taken to his room, at Barnum's Hote,,,
where he received medical attention. siA $3.50
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
The Atlantic Monthly,

We havo received from the publishers, Ticke
nor x Fields, Hostor,' the September humber
Of this excellent monthly. It contains mapy
valuable essays. Among tho contributors ass
Louis hgassiz, Louisa NJ. Alcott, Julia Ward
Howe, and Charlie, Sumner, We shall NOTED
thio nuuter usre q Ieugth Lereaftsr. "a 40 s,,o