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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
Women and Children Nor
tally Wounded. ; r.,. at.i ! a. q
Battle Of Col. Winslow's Command
ao. with tho Mob. a,lt o.,
TENrS0LDIERS KILLED.
Col Jardin Mortally Wounded,
THIRTYoF THE RIOTERS gill
ED IN THIS AFFAIR.

New YoRk, July lG.-The station house aud
bell tower on Second avenue were burned at
,,idniuh, y. y n -.a Z q. sF7N | %. ..... o." g.
hioni6u' nor H'###r '.. .I..gIs..
On Tuesday sixteen rioters were killed by
grape and shot In Thirty-second street.
Yesterday morning, besides i've women aud
two children, several oshers werp inotaly
wounded and anumber slightly. 10 H;.oi7s1ua,ll
In the encounter last evening", ainn First
avenue, Col. .Winslow, with one hundred and
ff'y men and two howitzers, charged on the
mob, who took refuge In the tenement houses,
from the roofs Of which thoy hurled stones,
bulleas, Sc, upon tho soldiers :. .lH5LvEy
u The howtzers were trained on tho mob, asd
ten rospds Of canister poured Into them. now
ins thein down fearfully, Tho moi, appeared
10 DO web orgsnizsd, and oAly partially dis
pesssd,ssa Is.r y w w" ,.s, .Sss %! sal51"
Colonel Winslow had ten men Killed, includ-
ing a captain and one lieutenant. He retreated
In good order, firing upon tho mob.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
ICON NEWS FROM NORTH 'clRmKA,
Union Light Dawning There.

NEwBERS, N. C., July I2.-Hon. Bradford
Brown, State Senator from Caswell county,
North Carolina, has taken open grounds for a
reconstruction of the Union. II is understood,
aud ~ much AZ admitted by the Raleigh Stas.
dard, that a majority Of her Legislature and
sovereign convention concur with Brown; but
Ii is thought in Raleigh that they cannot with
safety to herself throw off the Confederate yoke
so long as the rebel army held Virginia, or I'm .
III there Is sufficient Federal force here to sus-
tain her IN such an effort, 80 -.. "
Hon. John A. 0iln,cr and other extensive
slsveholders III this State are said u he In ia
vor OF gradual emancipation-a system which
II 10 understood North Carolina will he required
to accept as tho chief condition of settlement
between her and the Federal States. Later In.
teligcuce from the Legislature, now IN session
al Raleigh, confirms the reports that many
Of It's members have corie out for an immediate
repeal of tie act Of secession passed by tho
Sovereign Convention Of this State, and for the
recall home by Gov. Vance OF the North Caro-
lima troops from the Confederate army al once.
Should General Lees army be annihilated or
prevented from reaching this State, the repeal
Of this act may take place any moment, other
wise matters will rrnsin rs aboSe stated. 10 Is
said that while the discussion or rcpeaIipe the
act OF secession was going on, a distinguished
Inember suggested foreign war as a method
Of jcementiug the States together, which was
applnuded to the echo, all parties joining.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
a Successful Naval Reconnois-
sance in the Sound off
fT- 10 ia Key West. r,fg ID,
REBEL SALT ,ll WORKS DESTROYED
Rebel Gunboat @ Chattahoochee
r.a Sunk. 80 ,''

The Navy Department This morning received
. eominunication from Acting Rear Admiral
Theodorus Bailey, dated Key Wesi, July o, set
ting forth that the boats OF the guuboat somcr-
set recently made reconnaissance in the Sound
to the eastward, specially to determine the
precise locality of some extensive salt works,
which had been in operation since the COM
mencerncnt Of the rebel ion, near Alligator Bay.
This duty was well performed by Acting Mas-
ter Thomas Chatfeld, and on the Information
gained, Lieutenant Commander Crpssman de-
teruin,d to attempt the destruction Of those
salt works. For this purpose the Somerset
was brought within ! 100 yards of the shore
within range of the works, the woods were
shelled, md lhe' ,posts, with 65 seanen and
mariners, were sent on siiore,' together with
party from the engineers division, ARMED with
sledge-hammers to break the salt boilers,
| all under the immediate command OF Act.
ing Master Chat6eid. Those armed with
Gsskets were deployed as skirmishers in the
rear Of the settlement to project the working
party, who in their turn performed the duty
intrusted to them in thorough manner. -Four
distinct stations were demolished, G5 salt ket-
ties destroyed, mort than 200 bushels Of salt
scattered over the sand, and about thirty huts
and houses, with all their appurtcnances for
constructing and repairing the works, burnt TO
the g,ound. Owing to the effective shelling Of
the woods, no resistance was attempted by the
enemy. Information, however, was brought
that some cavalry were en- route for the place
but the work was handsomely accomplished
before their arrival, and our force was with.
drawn without the loss Of single inan. r- 2
Lieutenant Commander Crossman also con.
firms the report, received directly from Lieu
steamer Port Royal. snd indirectly frem sey
eral other eoarces, OF the disaster 10 the rebel
gunboat Chattahoochcc. Her boiler exploded
killing aud disabling all on board but eighteen.
Among the kiliod were four officers. The YES.
sci is sunk aud shattered past the possibility Of
recovering and making further use Of her.
Also, another communication dated Cedar
Keys, 18th Of juno, ipcloeing tho report OF
Lieutenant Commander z. Y. McCauley, In re.
lation 70 the brave assault made by Orderly
Sergeant Nugent aud four men upon . rebel
breastwork fertilization up Crystal river In
7 this assault the orderly sergeant and his com
rades drove guard Of eleven rebels into III,
swamp, capturing their arms and destroying
their camp equlpagc; withholding his fire with
manly and commendable discretion, lest h,
should wound or kill woman who was anon.
the fugitives.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
MAYORS OFFICE, JULY IA, 1868

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
" O'Clock saturday, the 18th instant, tor gTA-
ding and gtsyelling l. street south, from seventh
street east TO Virgins ssenue, the gravel to 10 o.
Assistant commissioners, and 70 be nine inches In
the cen,Te, taperng of to i0ur inches towards tho
sizs, and 10 be rolled with heavy roller. q
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard Tor
grading, and per square yard for grnyeliing: No
Part Of the ppropTAtion Will be paid the contract-
or except upoa the certificate Of the Commissioner
and botii the Assistant COMMISSIONER that the
work has bera properly exseuted,, -
.siE.aIsiu0g.HA Commissioner sixth Ward.
MICHL NASH,
y. SANDEksUN,
jyI6 Asst Com sioneI4. i
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
CAPTURE. by In. p,r.,, Florida.

NEw YORK, July 15.-The ship Southern
Ctoss was captured june ., iatitude'one thirty
foursouth, longitude thity-six west and burned.
She was from Buena Vista for New York.
The ship Red Gauntlet, of Boston, for Hong
Kong, was captured on the lith, in latitude
seven thirty-hve north, longitude thirty II ve
forty. The pirate kept her in company, taking
all she wanted from her, and burned her on the
Goth ultimo. 70 lua p ...... .... .... o..
The ship B. +. Hoxic was captured on the
10th, In latitude twelve north, longitude thirty.
The piratest took half million dollars worth OF
silver bars from her, and then sunk her with
thirty tons of silver ore On board. She was
from Mazatlan for Falmouth. .r. ID
The schooner v. II. Hill, OF Proyincetown, n,
was captured on the eth, In lat. 10 N long.
1880, and released on bond on the condition
that lie take the prisoners To Bermuda, where
they were landed July 4, and taken caro- OF by
the American Consul.
The captain of tho s0utliefu CSpss was put
aboard Q French bark bound 70 Yeruambuco.
The captains and oflicers Gf the Red Gauntlet
and B. r. Hoxic were put aboard aH Italian brig
bound to England. 4'fyr g.'i =. sra. p
Some OF the crews Joined the pirates. r
All these captures vere made BY the pirate
Florida.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

THE DIrFEHEScE.-h Maryland Zone Of our
wounded officers relatcs) the people came out
and gdre them bread and other nice things to
eat. in Pennsylvania the little boys stood iu
front OF the iarm-houscs with email ,ioayes of
bread, for which they asked mn cents. They
tried to get them for 20 cents, but no. In Penn
sylvana they asked this same officer, with four
other wounded officers, $50 to bring them five
miles. The officers let the Pennsylvania men
bring them to their destination, and then ar
rested them, and sent them back without pay
Ing them cent. Good enough for them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
DRArriso THE CArHoLrC CLERGY In p,,,,l

DRAFTING THE CATHOLIC CLERGY. lin Pitl1l
burg, last week, three of the Catholic clergy tf
that city were drafted. The congregation Of
the church with which they were oounected-r
St. Paul's Cathedral-immedlately met TO con
slider the case. After the meeting was duly or
gaDized, the Reverend Father MeMshon rose
and addressed those assmbled: I'll. .,.lI.
He said that g whatever opinion might be
entertained In regard to the non exemption Of
clergymen from the draft II was the law. He
believed that tue draft was Conducted in lust
and honorable manner, and II was our duty to
give willing support to the Government both
In men and money. But the law Of the Catho-
lie Church forbids their clergy taking up arms
in defence Of any Government, and Il they did
so they would be incapaciatcd from exercising
the duties of the priesthood" s'Jgi' j. :
After further remarks from members OF the
congregation, twas resolved that money SHOULD
be raised to procure the exemption Of tho cler.
gymen, and the sum Of 81 900 was subscribed
in few minutes.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
Mnlor General Slrklss.

We are glad 10 learn that this gallant officer
Is recovering as rapidly as could be expected.
His amputated limb Is sometimes very painful,
and he is made restless by the oppressive weather
we have had, but his case is, op the whole, pro-
grcssing favorabiy. His friends from New
York-Gen. Mcaghcr, and Messrs. Brady, Dew.
lin and Jarvis-who came upon visit OF con.
dolcncc and congratulation, arc still In the
city, having been detained by the breakdown
of the railroad. 'l.-#H.# o.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
xsSck Marhes Ts-Aay.
A NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
d r @ I A l..

By the President cftAe Uaaad States Of Amtriea.
a PROCLAMATION. 10 iI'1! ri
1t has pleased Almighty God TO hearksn TO
the suppliCatious aud prayers Of an afflicted peo-
pie, and to vouchssfe TO the army and the navy
of the United States victories on the land aud
on the scs, 50 signal and so effective as to fur
nish reasonable grounds for augmented con.
fidencs that the Union Of these States will be
maintained, their Constitution preserved, and
their pescse and prosperity permanently re-
stored. Bat these victories have been accorded
not without sacrifices of life, limb, health, and
liberty, Incurred by brave, loyal, and patriotic
citizess.. Domeslic sSiiction in every part of
the country follows in the train Of these fearful
bereavements. 1t is meet aud right to recog-
nize and confess the presence Of the Almighty
Father and The power Of His hand equally In
these trtumphs and in these sorrows.
Nov, therefore, be IL known, that do set
apart Thursday, the sixth day of August next,
to be observed IS day for National Thanks.
giving, Praise and Prayer, and I invite the
people, ofthe United States to assemble on that
occasion In their customary places of worship,
and in the forms approved by their own con-
sciences, render the homage due to the Divine
Majesty for tho wonderful things lie has done
in tho Nstioa's behalf, andinvoke the influence
OF His Holy Spirit 70 subduc the anger which
has proddecd snd 50 long sustained needless
and cruel rebellion, to change the hearts of the
insurgents, 70 guide the counsels of the Gov
crnmept with wisdom adequate to so great a
national emergency, and 10 visit with tender
cars and consolation throughout tho length and
breadth Of our land all those who, through the
yicissitHdes Of marches, voyages, battles, and
sicges, have been brought 10 suffer in mind,
body, or cstate, aud finally 70 lead tho whole
natisu, through the paths Of repentance and
submission to the Divine will, back to the per.
feet cpjoymun, Of Union and fraternal peace.
In witness whereof have 'hereunto set my
hand aud caused the seal or tho United States
10 bs affixed. .......'
Done at the city OF Washington The Gf,
-I toenih day Of July, In the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ILss.l sixty.tbroe, and Vi the Independence Of
81, the United States of America the eighty
OF eighth. r0 .J. -...r..
IN - l....t-sL ga ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
ANOTHER moi oUTBERxx EXPECTED

u Bosros, July l5.-Atl is quiet this morning.
Four or Ave persoss wors killed last night, and
probably sssdosen. woundedr-some " thsu
sstiously. .m q 1ss 10 go.
sfhs most daring al III ths tiotets was an at.
tAck apon the sftnory ID Cooper stroet, whefc
force Of tho military was stationed. When
the mob had beaten down the doors they were
fired upon from 6.pounder, loaded with
canister This efibctuaIly scattered the mob
At that f,otut.iI Of sIomflaa ma-J IT . or . o. p
One riotet was completely riddled by shot,
and fell dead at the door OF the armory. -
% wiliiam CCSrfisr, seventy .onc years Of sgc,
who was MORALLY vopuded while standing on
che stoop,of his house in Cooper street, Is now
deed. '"'h'>-1hpAIiAa G1I1sAT GtS
William Look, provision dealer, residing in
Salem street, was seriously wounded In the
Shixh. -asa hua sys-y ..,,,s -.
Three young women apdfliteo OF four small
boys were wounded, but not seriously, in the
riot. ssgs i'' ~ nas n,'@n5 - 70 ,
!, Two soldiers hi tho Armosyrwera injured BY
bricks. .y;iJ y,-1sI 5ss i.ls'SJ ID, t,'''I
The rioters who attacked the gun shops were
speedily dispersed BY volley from the revolv.
sts of the puiics.1 '''L LnH5,a0fvuIa1sE sTs .
The First Drsgoous appeared At o O'Clock,
| tpetroling chs streets, and, ltogethsr with the
irfantry force, oyerawcd oil further outbreak.
The military coptlnns 10 quarters ii sections
of tho city where the disturbance occurred,
Mayor Lincoln has issued q proclamation
warning all rlotously disposed psssoes from
further violence, and calling upon all citizens
TO aid in the ptcscrvation Of quiet and order.
HI says tho peace OF the ely shall bc pro.
SERVED ~ ali hazards. The leading rioters ar.
restcd last night are 10 be procosdsd against
for burglary and wilful murder. ' .''
~ .sH1T -<..~E stv1.y.rg- o. ~
s". iis -h.sr I.atef. 49,. ".
There are indications of another outbreak
tonight.
The city Is being Pstroled by . strong force
of military and police. 5rr ... ss .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
Naval Orders TO-Aay.

Capt. Benjamin F. Sands, detached from the
com,rspd ,of tle E9ssske, snd ordered to con-,
mand the Dacotah. S"A'aa 'vS a
Capt. Guert Ganswoph, detsehcd from spe.
cial duty at New York, and ordered to com.
mand the iron-clad steamer Roanoke.
Commander J. J. Almy, ordered to command
the steamer Connecticut. 81 "a.
Mdshipman J. l.. Mitchell, ordered to ten.
porary duty in the Mississippi squadron. .r
Gunner william Mowbray, ordered to III,
steamer Connecticut. III 4
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
oOvERsOR sEYMOUR,s ADpwxss


Ia his address TO the People Of the City oi
NsS York," Gov, Seymour reni,,ds the Cop.
pethesdsd sobels thst "tbe only opposition "a
the conscription w,tieA cav be ditoxed is an ap-
peal TO the courts."D He makes this declaration
iufthe face Of u IColsJ Judge No cCunn's Copper.
uead decision (undouotedb gotten up for the
oeSaAion) sustaining 4 man named Henry
Bissc who resisted the dgsft 7 Inn
biesel appealed to McCunnis court; and
Gov. seymour, in his address to tho people,
pledges himself to " ma,ntaiu Ms right Of evsry
citizen 70 D,eka ss,A a.. appeal )" and be an.
nounces, furthermore, that the decisiop of
the Gourts'' (sueh as McCnun's, for Instance ,
must be respected and ob,yed, by ruler, and
people alike" Coy, Seymour then calls unor
'ssu- ciassDs" to sustain "lsw aud ord.r 4,
0k ttH'sI assuring them that "they may r.,v
upSp surgid enforcement Of the laws OF Sep
York STATE against all who violate them"
Gov. Seymour does not tecognize the Federal
Government, but from his publicly expressed
opinion that bhst Gsvrs pment 10 Violating con:
Ssssatisuai Law, aad his present announcement
thG rulers" n.ast obey the decision Of the
courts, We infer that IL u all arranged to have
Sifessss or draft reaerrsd 70 RzCsl. Judge Mo-
Gum, who decides the drsfr'to bc unconstitu.
tiond, and that decision Is 10 be enforced by
Gov. Seymour, & cticf Executive of the .3tsse.
against the Federal Government a, a time when
the latter is employing all its energies, and
needs every assistance from the loyal States
TO cid In putting down a gigantic rebellion.
This seems " vs. " w The SUN and substance
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
NOsLE wORDsi

"wBsrsvER rHsy (Tnn Rnnnls) HAvs rHs
"rpyER, THEY DRIVE BEvORB THEM INTO THEIR
"RlsKs ZEE eovTnKRH PEoPLs, AND THBr
WOULD ALSO pRlvs us. TnUsr TEEN NOT.
"WERE TnHv ARiB, rnsr WOULD INVADE AND
"pEsTRot "a WITHOUT MnnCY. ABSOLUTELY
" "AssuRRD oEruBsD TNINes. An AMAZED THAT
ANY ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE ON AMI
TERMS NE VINO ENSnRrAIrs fHssErTIMENr
as PIT ONLY 70 ~ 4 siAyH HE WHO uTTERs
"IT AT THIS TINE, MoREovsR, Is TRAITOR TO
"HIs COUNTRY, VINO DnssRvls THE sooRN AID
CONTEMPT or AL HONORABLE MES."-RoS-
rrans, 10 he Geaeval Asaanbtvcf Ohio, February,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

WnAr Is lTi-Isaac Hill, long the head and
master'tpirito oi New Hampshire Democracy" }"
once declared that "hu who does mot supp0rt
the Government in tme OF war 10 either q tra-
tor or coward" Mr.. Franklin Piorco, a IraIer
ofthr'New Hampshire Deinocracy'' % Of To-day,
declares that the war of the nation for Its exis,
tence Is Z" homicidal madness" and should be
stopped at once. Is he, according to Hill's test,
a traitor or a coward ~. Y. EVe. Post.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
A Heavy Balance.

The balance in favor Of the Government
against Tho insurgents in the number Of 'pris-
oners is siriy four sho,,sdnd. We have on hand
ahd II parole serenty.nme Moasand rebel pria,
oners, against fifteen thousand Union soldiers
in their possession. This makes tho exchange
market essy. ntn ',.t.- ,s. D. TOM ,p
Dur record since July lst has, according 10
our present recollection, no parallel III history.
Look at tho number of our enemies placed
hors du combat during that time:
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

Couhr MARriAL.-The Belgcr court martial,
held at BALTIMORE, has finally closed It's labors
after a protracted session of six weeks. The
result Of the trial has not yet transpired, but
the general opinion IL that Major Belgcr has
been acquitted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

ALI Ridnr PoR To-NIenT.--Mrs. English's
troupe having received their baggage which
was unavoiIably detained by the break lu the
railroad, will appear tonight in full force A
rehearsal was had this morning and everything
Is now In "applc pic order" at the Washing
ton Theatre
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
NOTICE TO Suffers.

Il
ne attendance Of the following persons, 10 re.
quired JorfApih, At the Naval Genersi Court. Maj.
tal, now In session At the PhiiAdelphia Navy Yard
70 give evidence IN the csss Of Aot,sg Easign Wal
liam X. Rude go BOA aa.nrUf 90 '---.-'' -
: They viii be allowed two t2) dollsIs per day
whilst In attendance, and ten uO) cents per mile
for travelling expenses. I... oh r. q = I...
.Pofomde Ripv,-sehoonsr Sarah Jaae.'"
L. Dsmortimer, supercargo. u8f5 lr.....
ID. 9, TelemUn, clerk, lU7th N. Y. .,.
VIM. Reynolds, clerk, l01th n. Yu....r
John Myers, clerk, eth U. D. AftiIlery.
Potomac Rpet SeAosaSr 20. ". Griae.'"
wy. Fiiiey, sutier, 6Oth Ohio. ..o ...r. 3. ..
Charles Stevens, sutler, 4th Ohio. ..f..
n. y, smith, sutler, 18th IndianH. -
Potomac Riper- Scho0nsr'J. II. Caier.'p
/. Brownoli, sutler, 6eth New York. %
X. ThAleimef, 10th Pennsylvania. ,.....
" Po omdc River ScAo0str ARn HamLlefon.'"
II. J. Creighton, captain, f.IH .r .....
J, Merwin, sutler, 9Th Ohio aHs %. Ir
G, Gates, sutier, 2sd Pennsylvania. sl..r
.'' "Potossae Riper-Seh, oasr 'Mtynionste.'"
James Jones, Captain, g-. :. 4" u.r
Iohn Rich, sutier s!ih New York. a.uu.... l..
o. King, sutlsr, Ist Maine. ',.I
A. Knox, sutier, 10Th MAssAchusetts. .
BY order oi u . Hon. GIDEON WALES,
"a W .'.' ... % Sscretary Of the Navy,
u. g. NAVAL JUDov ADvocA, 4. iT-r lyIOlv
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

CAPTURE or Nix. CRiTTEsDEs ~ THE ReB.
ELs;-Ihe Nsw Albany (Ind) Ledger, Of July
9ih, says that gentleman engaged In recruit.
ing Union company at Frankfort reached
Madison on the Sth. He reports that three
hundred rebels entered Frankfort on Thai daY
and sai@ed the person of Hon. John j. CrItten.
den. We have not heard what disposition
they haye made of him.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
ARRIVAL OF STEAM ERS,
Prisosses $. .sssL Gass C.pt,s.ssl org HIorfli
.es - ~, 1piANd. UT .iFFT-I i

... nianu. no W. - ftHl - :
NEw York, July l6.-The steamer Ocean
Queen, from Aspinwall on the, ysth inst, has
arrived. She has S2Oo, 900 in treasure. Jul" 3
The frigatc Sabine has ARRIVED from a cruise.
Two men were seriously wounded and one kill
Cd blythe bursting Of cannon while practlclng.
The CUTIE. Cuyohoga has also returned from,
q cruise. ''' -F ) If1f-5 DD o. NJ
The steamer Union, from oil Charleston on
the l2th, hiss arrived.
She reports that Gen. Gilmore captured near
ly oil of Morris Island, with large lumber of
prisoners, siege guns and cannon, .,.y u.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
Tire Flour Market.

The flour merehsnts, rresuming. upon tho
effects or Lco's raid into the Maryland and
Pennsylrania wheat regions, put In their bids
to the Commissary Department at prices SO ex-
travagant that when the proposals were opened,
yesterday, Col .Bsekwith threw out nearly all
OF them. Only four thousand barrels were ac-
cepted. The Government has enough -four on
hand to enable them to resist any attempt at
II NInrlinn -----L IL
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
Late from Mexico,

NEw YoRK, July 15.-Thc Evening Star,
from Havana on the nth, has arrived.
Gen. Forey had suspended all publications
In the city Of Mexico, and Issued proclama-
tion offering the cooperation of France to
establish a government In Mexico.
Rebel steamer Alice Vivian sailed for
Southern port on the 10th inst. r... .. ..-
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

The Montreal Ad"crtiSer, after announcing
yallandigh igham's arrival at Halifax, states that
he VIII soon 10 to Niagara Falls, where he will
remain for the present, taking caro- TO keep on
the Canada side. ...,' ,.',..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

BLOCKADE RuNsERs CAPruKED.-Luther J.
Handy and s. {. Everctson were captured by
The North Carolina hotilla, while attempting to
run the blockade, They, were this morning
sent To the Old CAPITOL
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

MISUNDERSTANDING AND DErAKTuRs OF
r,,,ss,-rbe ssivessase ments - our first page
ar. inserted by authority ofthe railroad companies
.,yer.ily n.med, are othciaiy corrected when
changes are mad, hence be relied upon a. cor
rect ,fISHEl 20 UlaTS4 M
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

SELLING LIQvoR TO SOLDIERS e. NJ. Fitz
gerald was comnitted " the Guard. house to-day,
by Capt. Todd, Tor selling liquor to soldiers. We
think that cone severer punishment than tho pal
Try hne Of twenty dollars should be administered
to these offenders alter 90 many warnlngs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
New Southern Depnrsu.us

The military departments Of North Carolina
and South Carolina have been consolidated,
and both are placed under the command Of
Major General Foster. .a-un .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

To ApvERrIsERs.-Wc call the attention OF
,us,ness men N the classification Of our advertise
meu,s. wsistsnd 10 keep = business eye V thia
matter for the benefit Of our patrons. '. -.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

Lof Coz. SEYMOUR q" aasrsss.oGs gsops y
Ttbo city Of New Yat."xwettopS for -
er.iis Of the loyal ri 'o ,hS Ewt r. stat.
Fsapecfsily that l'cftiotof W. gssantsons 70
Are day In the field facing the armed foe,
that we arc mistaken.