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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
A RIocknd. RuDner chased.

SEw HoRK, June l2.-Tho captain Of the
schoones Mary Harris, from Nassau, N. p, re-
PorIs INT the British rebel steamer Margaret
and Jcssie, from Charloston. with q cargo of
GoIon' &c, was chased by tho guub0at Rhode
lsiAha, ana was ran ashore near Eleuthera
Island, one OF the Bahamas. The Rhode Island
fired two shots into AeI and through Ler, when
she was abandoned IS the crew. Tie Wreckers
subsequently, got hor OF anu took her into
Nassau: Inc NASSAU papers Gce Amos. frantic
over this, and term 1t an outrage.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

JUDICIARY soUARE.-In this square num-
her OF trees have been planted for the purpose Of
adorning the City Hall grounds Since the creation
Of hospital on portion OF the grounds, sentry
was always at the entrance. This morning no
guard could be and the gates left unclosed
The hog and COW population have now free admis.
sion to these grounds upon which so much trouble
and expense have been lavished. The proper au.
thorities should inquire into the cause Of this
posur'i and see that park destined to beAutify
the city does not welcome eloven feet
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

LADIES FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of Ryland
Chapel have been holding festival at Island
Hall, corner Of Virginia avenue and Sixth street,
Island for the past three days. for the purpose OF
rebuilding their church edihce. They purpose
holding It during the coming week. Music will
be in attendance each evening, and Strawberries
and cream will be served up. The Seventh street
cars run within hundred yards OF the Hall. The
zeal which the ladies OF RylAnd Chapel have
shown in behalf ofthe church entities them to the
liberal patronage Of the people OF Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

CASUALTIES IN THE MASS. THRTT-EIGHTH.-
We learn that Lieut.. Col. VIM. L. Rodman, in
command OF the Massachusetts Thirty-elghth
regiment, was killed during the late attack
upon Port Hudson, by rebel shapshooter; also
private John II. Tucker, OF Co. +, Of Cam
bridge, and John II. Dane, Of the same com
pany. Tucker was graduate Of Harvard Col
leRe In the claRR of 1892
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

QUAoKHRT.-I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, &o., against en-
dangering their health by patroniEing any OF the
advertising quacks. You can fully recover BY the
methods used by the advertiser, and BY hundr. dS
Of others, and In no other way. Read letter which
Will send you, II you will send postpaid en-
Velope bearing your address. Direct to
-... EDWARD II. TRAVER,
Ap B-d&w6m Lock Box, Boston, ManR
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

Morn PRIsoNERs.-The second lot Of rebel
prisoners are on their way to Fort Delaware
from Grants army, to be exchanged for our
soldiers. This makes 5000 prisoners sent us
by Grant, and will overbalance the surplus that
stood against US in rebel prisons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
PERSONAL.

CoIoNHI J. DURELL GREnN, Of the Seven
tsenth U. g. Infantry, passed through the cityyes-
terdAy to join his regiment in Gen. sYkes's corps.
On. JoHS A. KENHooTT, one Of the most
distinguished naturAliSts and hortioulturists in
the West, died at his residence at Cottage Grove,
near Chicago, on Thursday morning last.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTR.-The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates 10
all the principal points in the North and West,
For tickets and further information apply ct tiue 81
dec Of the "GreAt PennsylvaniA Route, y northeast
corner PennsylyaniS avenue and sixth street, un-
p. ION Sundays 10 p. m. =
4. o. NORTON,
aug AEont.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
Murderers of Provost Marshal
Stevens Arrested.
A TOR HUN

CINCINNATI, June ia special dispatch to
the Commercial, dated indianapolis, 18th inst,
says, The murdsrers OF Provost Marshal Ste
vcns have been arrested and brought hero.
A man was hung In the vicinity Of the rnur-
der. for using traltorouS language.
A company Of cavalry has been sent to John
son county to assist in the enrolment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
A Ann CoppERrAp.-WhIIst enrolIIn,

A she OOPPERHEAD.-Whilst enrolling the
militia over in Greene county, Pa, the other
day, the oflcer encountered an " Old Gal, !" who
utterly refused to give any desired information.
Said she, - have not child In the world that
has particle Of niger blood In his veins, and
/ will never consent that one Of them shall help
fight this niger war;" She alleged that she
had two sOns already In the army, who had dis
graced her by going, and expressed hope that
they, together with the entire army, should Ig-
nominiously perish.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

FEsTIvALs.-Thls will be the Last evening of
the festivals. The ladies' OF st. PRups Lutheran
Church will close their festival this evening. The
band Of the Fourteenth New Hampshire will be
present and play some OF their enchanting airs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
A Rsport Ahont NIn.shv

Information was received this morning that
Moseby, who has been flying about the country
Ikea heH, or fleeing aboutlike Ay, disbAndod
his guerrillas at or near Mlddleburg yesterday.
The report needs confirmation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

SHELLING.-"I It iS ascertained that there was
some shelllng on the Rappahaunock this morn
ing" These are the words Of dispatch sent
North by the Washington correspondents yes
terday. There Is some shellIng in this city every
day, nowadays, bu! 1t denotes peas instead of
war
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

SUICIDE. Lieut.. Starkey, second lieutenant
Of company C, Scott'S Nine HundIel, committed
suicide yesterday, at the camp on seventh street,
by cutting his throat with razor. He had been
Incorporate for some time past. He was a ser
geant in the regular service, and was promoted to
a second lieutenant In this cavalry.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
sale OF Abandoned aud O.

Sale OF Abandoned aud Captured Cotton.
All abandoned or captured cotton received or
collected by special agents of the Treasury De-
partment, under the act approved on the 18th
of March last, In the Mississippi valley above
the operations of General Grants army, is to
be sold at public auction in St. Louis and Gin
cinnatl alternately, on the first aud third Mon
day of each month. The first sale will take
place at Cincinnati on the 18th instant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

ls8- lcE CREAM AND WATER IoRs, wholesale
and retail fIotels, boarding retail stores,
parties, fairs, excursions, and suffers furnished AZ
the lowest prices Families supplied with tke best
cream and confectionery, and delivered 70 any paFt
OF the city and Georgetown, at tho baltimore Con
Ieotionery, Sixth street between G and H.
my 23-1m JAS. SHAFFIELD
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
The ContraBAnd Colony at 81. Domingo

NEW YORK, June l2.-Tho E prsas has let.
ter from Havana, stating that Information has
reached there from the contraband colony on
the south side Of 81. Domingo that fully one
half Of the i've hundred negroes sent there from
Norfolk have died amongst the malignant
swamps The rest, 1t is feared, will soon fol-
low the same road.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

A NovEL BULL-wARK.-At the battle of
Black River Bridge, Miss, sklrmisher of the
Fourth Iowa, an excellent shot, drove a COW
before him, and using her as screen, not
only escaped being hit, but succeeded In keep.
ing troublesome gun silent until one Of our
batteries was planted to command the position.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

RAIloADs.-ARRTvAL AND DEPARTuRH OF
TRAfEa-rhe Advertisements on our fourth page
ere inserted BY Authority ofths railroad companies
sever lily named, are ofhoiHlly corrected when
changes are made, hence be relied upon A. cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

To ADvrRTIsERs.-we call the attention Of
business 20 the classification Of our advertise
mea,S. We intend 10 keep business eye to this
nsttcT for tho benefit Of our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

GENERAL Fremont LETTER on the question
Of rank among our major generalS is printed
entire on the FIRST page Of the REPUBLICAN to-
day,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

SEE Fmsr PAGE of to-day's REPUBLICAN for
interesting news matter and miscellaneous para
ErAphb
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
Suffers STORES.

REAT INDU CEME ENTS
" TO PURcHAsERs OF
OFFICERS Suffers AND PURvEYoRS
PLIES,
Consisting Of
PRESERVED MEATS,
FISH,
SOUPS,
JELLIES
PRESERVEs
PICKLES,
SAUCES,
SC, SC, ke,,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO .,
At WhoaeHAle and retail. ..
Purchasers are Invited to call and examine this
large and well selected stock 0t oholoe g00d1'
Every article will be offered az .,z. ..
: GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Which cannot fall to give satisfaction.
GEO. II. BATES,
formerly Bate \ Wood,
22a PennsylvAnlA avenue,
may Is-lff opposite WillArd'a Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
NOTICE..

rHrs PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
sIEPS TO sUBscRIRERs IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENT? PER
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
WILLIAM GLAGETT& co.'s
w cELEBRATED
c, c, Y ALE and
BBXX PORTER

BBXX PORTER,
IN BARREIA AND HALVES
For sale only by NJ. CONNOLLY,
. A5 Eighth street,
A. +. oRFUTT CO., Georgetown, D. b.,
And at Washington Bottling Establishment,
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Sts.,
Washington, d. G.
JN0. FARRELL,
Agent.
We are now In daily receipt from the Brewery
OF full supplies, In prime order, of this superior
Ale and Porter. Delivered throughout the city
and guaranteed to give Satjsfaotioh. Having but
three hOurs' transit from the cool cellars OF the
Brewery at Baltimore, this Ale and Porter will
claim the market through the sUMMER MONTHS.
le6-lm
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
ALES.

WILLIAM CLAGETT& CO.'S
" CELEBRATED
30 TIED
&C. Xxx ALE,
B. Xxx BROWN STOUT.
STATE AND
SANITARY
ASSOCIATIONS,
in Washington, D. @.
The Abovs celebrated brand Of ALE and PORTER
is brewed expressly for bettling, TO compete and
has been recommended for half Century by the
Medical Faculty OF Baltimore, asa
SPRING, SUMMER, AND FALL
MEDICAL TONIC,
And corrective OF the Debility and Gastric Feyers
II is approved by Surgeon General Hammond,
and the Medical Directors Of the ARMY of the poto
mAeLDrS Miller, DuhAmel, &c., &C., OF the city Of
To pTsyent fraud and imposition, the Ale and
Porter is branded
WIN. cLAGErT 4 CO.
For sale, at uniform prices by
MARTIN CONNOLLY, 146 Eighth street.
GEO. =. SMITH 6Il Seventh street.
B. HART, l6l Pennsylvania avenue.
4. NJ BINNfNGER CO. aM PENN PeS sv' avs
G, J. NAGLE, 2S9 Pennsylvania avenue.
A. SspENsT9S spENsI 4 CO, 2ss Pa. avenue.
BATES 229, SC, &c, Pa. avenue,
A: F. oRFUTI 4 Co, Georgetown, D. C.
And At the head depot and sole agency,
WASHINGTON BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
$50 iirse 6eirreen FOuTfesni nd Fierah sirssis,
(south Of WillArdS' Hotel,)
Washington, D. C.
JNO, FARRELL, Agent.
Family orders delivered At any part Of the city.
Liberal allowance made for the return bottles.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

81 Tn. once Of the Hstls.sl nsI.bll-
can 10 at Bu ninth street sssWeeA Fenn-
vtvania avenue and d street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
SPECIAIaNOTICES.

SPEIlA1aNOTICES.
'Llbms Fnsrrvii.--rhs ladies Of Ryishd
chApui viii hold their Festival during the oSminE
week, At talAnd Hall, corner Of VlrGiniA AVann1
Aad eiHlh street. tsahd, f0f the purpos1 OF rnbufd
ing their church edinoas Music Will Be n attrnd-
Ah6s, and ufAwberffea and cream win ~ hifniahe1
TO all who may dssirolt 9 fEER jeis-Sf
IW- SUNDAY EvnHIno LHcFuHns, by Rev, ii
II. GRAy, pastor Of the + street baptist Church.
The first Of the series SUNDAY EvkNINo. jnns
ltth. Subject; Chrigt-The oreat Drametio
Preacher" Also, preaching at IL 4. m. citiIeos
andstrAngerr cordially invited ls8, -jsiS
1Y At the Calvary Baptist Church. on FIfIh
street., between d and y atroeta, the usual pu0iio
services At n a m. and ~ p, m. viii h cop1uotsd
by the pastor, Rev. T. =. Howiett. The public Are
invited Seats nee. .. .r.r its
The NATIONAL UNION BHAaUn wiIh HOLD
public meetingS every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, 4sI Ninth street. There win b
Speeches, National Songs, 30. The reading-poomu
open every evening. .. ..r I-4y
James Drown, ESQ, is duly authorised and
accredited A. an Agentto solicit and receive sub
scrptions and contributions In support Of the Ma
tional Uhion League Reading Room. ,. ...fFfa
...aa wM. BEBB, President.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
gatiprsl grpnbIifap.
MAsHINoToN, 10. Q.

sAruR ,AYmrn,lllllII,l I,lnnnn.JuNE u. lssa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10
STILL LATER.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Dec.

=
/ have intelligence from Knoxville.
through official and other sources. to the
29th. QUO tFf1kA sEA &
: On Saturday night Longstreet made a
desperate attack on Burnside's left, carried
the first line of works, and moved to the
right; but Burnside waited, and. at the
proper moment, opened with raining fire,
creating great slaughter. Longstreet re-
treated in confusion, leaving 900 dead and
wounded. At last accounts he was ma
king for Virginia via Blair's Cross Roads,
with Sherman harrassing his rear.
Hsrdee is slowly falling back from Dali
ton, with Bragg whipped men.
The hills and mountains OF. East Ten
nessee are filled with deserters and strag.
glers. The State is redeemed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.
The following has been received at the
headquarters of the army:
"TAzEwELL. Tenn, Dec. l.
ITO Mai. Gen. Halleck:
"Longstreet is in full retreat up the val.
ley. Your orders about following with
cavalry shall be carried ont, my division
Of cavalry attacked the enemy's cavalry in
one of the passes of the Clinch Mountains
yesterday p. NJ. and are pushing them
vigorously. Couriers from Knoxville ar
rived last night. The road is clear. Sher-
man arrived here yesterday.
I Signed) J. G. Foster. Maj. Gen.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. Z.
Sherman's cavalry arrived at Knoxville
on the evevening OF the Sd. Longstreet
raised the siege on the night Of the 4th. re.
treating toward Bristol. via the Morris
town Railroad. and south from Bristol. -
Longstreet retreats on the north and south
bank of the Holston River. Fosters cav
airy is following him on the south and
Sherman on the north
Gen. Grant has captured, since the war
broke ont, 4T2 cannon and 10000 pris-
oners.
KSoxvuIE, Dec. 5.-The siege of
Knoxville is raised. and Longstreef with
his army. in full retreat towards Virginia.
Ii virtually. terminated yesterday. when,
at an early hour the advance guard of our
reinforcements. under Gen. Sherman. ar
rived. The enemy. during the past few
days, kept mp an active show to prolong
the siege or renew the assault. Early
this morning, a reconnaissance sent out
by Gen. Fierroe found their works empty.
n few deserters were brought in, who re-
port that the main body moved off after
dark last night. leaving their rear guard
and pickets in. their rifle pits to fall back at
two in the morning, and join the remainder,
who. they were told. would form in line OF
battle short distance east of the city
This ruse was adopted to prevent their pre-
premature abandonment of their picket
line. % M a2
Gen. Shackelford, with cavalry. is al
ready in pnrsuit and close upon their rear.
Prisoners and deserters are continually ar
irving in sqaads Of tento twenty. 8.
The deliverance and occupation of East
Tennessee is considered finally settled by
the events ofthis campaign. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

: = Tho following letter was banded TO us
by c. c. Buck, Esq, for publication. as it
0 rsliiss 10 a.smatter about which there j.
some misrepresentation in the public mind:
TaEAsuRy DEp'T.. OFSIcE OF /. r.,
= WAsHSGros. Nov. 23i, 1868.
rSR-In answer no your letter of the
I81h inst. ! have tho honor to state. that
promissory notes. whether given for twenty
dollars, or an amount moro or less than
twenty dollars. are subject to stamp duty
under head of bills Of Exchange In
land" eT z
Bonds given for deeds, are subject to a
twenty-five cent stamp duty.
soia1 Very Respectfully.
-A'Ss ED. NJ. SHERRON, D'ty Com.
: To Z. O: Beck, Esq, Plymouth. Ind.
.s1asT hs election for Mayor in New York
city, last week. resulted in the choice Of
Guather Independent Democrats oyer
Bools Tammasy and Mozart} and Blunt
RI Union- 4 fIes a vso'<A ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

Z Ira Dnirr NEAn At HASD.-we wo'i
remind the citizens Of this county that the
time fixed for the draf, is close at hand.
and that our quota is not near full. Ate,
the Goth Of this month the large bonn,ies
offered to volunteers viii be withdrawn,
anil the draft win inevitably come of in
fifteen days thereafter, unless our qnota is
previously 6lleJ.sL .ss....4. 81
1--WE notice number of stout, healthy
looking young men in our travels round.
who have never been in the service. Now
or ncvsr is their time to show their patri-
sosisn- II they will not go willingly. Un-
Gle Sam is determined to have them any
how. II they viii not volunteer they will
be drafted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF INDIANA.
Office Provost Marshal. 9th District,

- a II VI lNDlANA.
Office Provost Marshal 9th District.
sl.la's1 La Porte. Noy. 30tii 1863
Notice il hereby given, that any person enroll
ed. my appear before the Boird of Enrollmcnt
until the Goth day Of Dec ,mber, 1863, and claim
to have his name stricken off the list, if he can
show to the satisfaction Of the Board that Re isnot,
and will NOT be at the time fixed for the next draft.
liable to military duty on account Of
lst-Alenage.
2d--Non Residence. III .4 ~
observation-disclosures of Age.
4th-Manifcst permanent physical disability.
Persons who may be cognizant Of any Other per-
so :, liable to military duty, whose names do not
appear on the list. are requested to notify the
Board of Enrolment. H Hsf
WV. WRIT WALLACE,
fETr- Pro. Mar. & Pres't. of Board.
JAMES b BELEoRp,
Commissioner of Bosrd.
DANIEL DAYTON,
Surgeon OF Board.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10
Robert Dale owen on Emancipation

fss Hon Robert Dale Owen in a speech at
. war meeting at Indianapolis. on Friday
night last. remarked that he considered the
object ION so often made by those who OPP
pose enlistments. that the Government
was carrying OF the war to free the ne
.groes. as putting the cart before the horse
1.-The Government was freeing the negroes
to carry on the war. That is so. and all
patriots so understand it. The reason
ACorpcrheads regard it differently is be-
cause they. sympathiss with the rebels.
wish them success. and consequently. with
malice aforethousht. impelled by the trea-
son in their hearts. endeavor to attach as
much odium as possible to every measure
of the administration intended to cripple
the rebels and bring the war to speedy
close. qs $50 80
Mr. o ven further said that from one to
four hundred negroes per day had been en-
lksed in Nashville for several weeks He
maintained that the emancipation of the
slaves. so far from inundating the North
with blacks. would fll the South instead,
with the free blacks of the North and even
= from Canals when the institution of
Slavery ceases. A black line shsil stretch
from Canada to the Gulf States. He H.
Illustrated the condition Of the Union with
II L. - 10 hot
Of the people at the foot Of Mount Vcsuri-
us. which bad several times belched forth
its lava aud overwhelmed them. II
would have ,"ths Union as, it swas.'' but
without its volcona OF slavery hanging
over it, liable every year, or decade at
most. to oveFwhelm us. Herejoiced that
sthe convnlsion came upon rs and not mp
Lon our clIillren. when it would have been
heavier and harder to bear. He believed
with ths iGovcruor. to whose tireiess ener
,gy and deep sasacity he paid an earnest
tribute. that the rebellion must soon end
1t may not bein three months but it is top
ling European Intervention had been
once their hope, but there had been nc
chance for that since tho Presidents proc
-slAmstion bad been issued, the divisions
in the North were depended on By them,
but the recent elections had dissipated that
hope; and most telling of all. the soldiers
. IN the field voted against them as unit
he closed by appealing to all to stand by
the Government and fight the battle
,hrough.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10
FARM FOR SALE.

wish to sell my farm. laying about ~ mfies
north ofPlymouth. on the Michigan Road, con.
tanning So acres, ailundcr good fence, with atou.
35 acres cleared and in good state of cultivation;
IL acres of it is in clover and 5 acres In meadow.
There are on it apple trees about Is years old,
300 young apple trees, SO, young peach trees, 20
pear trees "a grape vines of the best quality and
a good House, besides many other conveniences.
ANY person DESTROYS of getinga home will do
well to come ard take look at this farm
For particulars enquire of
H B. PERSHING. Plymouth.
P. S. / have l60a suitable for good stock
farm, miles north of Plymouth, near the G o.hen
Road, which will sell on good rerms.
Nov 5, 1863 --nlm2 II. B. PERSHfNG.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

The undersigned lost. somewhere in Plymouth.
on Saturday last, December 9Th, n buckskin pure,
with spring clasp, containing s. in bank bills.
--onc IS bill and three $l's,-also note Of
hand for 49, given by Jacob HUFF to the under
signed due the lat day Of January, 1854 ANY
person finding said purse, with contents, and lcav
ing it 81 this Office will be literally rewarded for
his or ller trouble.
All persons are hereby forewarncd against pur-
chasing the above named note, as payment has
been stopped. SARAH A. TRIBBY.
Dec. 1868, ~ tr .ff.af
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10
FROM KNOXVILLE.

Highly Important News-Longstreet
Strikes a Blow and Fails-The
Terrific Assault on Fort Saunders
Thrilling Details-Daring Cour-
age Of the Rebels--0ur Boys Beat
them sBack-The Rebels Repulsed
with 1000 Loss--0ur Loss Less
than so.