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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

WORKING ON THE FoRTIFICATIONs.-The
work Of constructing the defences of the city
is progressing vigorously, and to the entire
srtistactiOn Of Major General Schenck. Several
thousand hale, hearty aud well-fed colored men.
assured Of receiving fair compensation for
their labOrs, are arduously engaged, and il is
amusing TO see the enthusiasm with which they
discharge their duties. Whilst shovelling up
the earth and erecting the barrlcades, they en-
JOY themselves by singing such songs as
When this Cruel War ls Over" "Co0chee.
Coochee, Coocheo, the Ham Fat Man, -" and
other similar compositions, and they certainly
have many star singcrs amongst them. They
are all in high glee and in good spirlts.-Bali.
american,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

In consequence Of the destruction of the tow
path bridge of the Chesapeake and OHIO canal, the
superintendent has been granted the privilege OF
erecting an inclined plane to the military bridge,
which crosses the work at the acquoduot Of the
Alexandria canal.
AssAULT.-Thls morning, a negro, named
Henry Rhodes, was arrested for making an assault
on ottioer Chick. He was committed to Jail by
Justice ReAver to await the action OF the grand
Jury. .
POLICE CAsEs.-Jno. Crarks, dlsorderly con-
Duct sent to workhouse. Mrs Evana, do; diF-
missed. Nancy Robinson, do. fined s2.62 Har-
ret Farr, dol fined s2.62. Edward Rhine, do. +;
fined S2.e2.
MARINE LIsT.-ArTiVdls.- steamer r. Cham
berlin, Stewart, PhipA, mdse to Hyde 4 Davidson.
Sch William h Mary, Simmons, HAyFe-de-GFaoe
lumber to Libby & Wheatley.
Sch Access, Robinson, Port DepoHitj lumber 10
Z. PiokTell
Sch. Dan. C. HeganI, MstChans, New York, hay
to Government.
Sch. Moses O. Leonard, Lovet, same.
Sch. Thos. L. Ballard, Quell, Baltimorei salt to
J. .'Thos. Davis.
Sch. Mary Anna, DOuEheTty, same.
Sch. Two Brothers, Moore, same.
Sch. SvAll, Clarkson, AleXAndFIA; light.
Sch. Excelsior, Riley, Washington; do.
schrs. Lewis A. Edwards, Lyons, and E.B. WheA-
ton, Wheaton, WAshingtonj light.
sloop American Eagle, sayre, AleHSndriai light.
DePdHWeS-Steamer sAlvOr, Mott, New York;
from Morgan RhinehArt.
From Rays Docks, with coal; Schrs. A. NJ. Pet
tit, Clark, Boston, MAssj SOutherner Darling, Boa
ton, MAsS'j Lewis clark, Bowen, East Cambridge,
Nasal II. P. simmons, Hand, Hudson, N. Y; Paw
nee, st. John, New York; Kit Carson, Smith, Bos.
ton.
From Borden Mining Company; sohr. Z. b. .whea-
ton, Wheaton, Boston, Mass.
From Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.: Schr. Ber
gen, MCGEE, New York.
The MAKKETs.-The following is a list of
prices as reported for the Republican, up to ~ M,
to-day;
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
The Confedsrntn NAVY.

The same paper, In an editorial of the same
date, headed "Tho Confederate Navy" says .
Another Confederate steamer is out. but
was pretty thoroughly searched by the English
authorities before she lefl. She was called the
Lord Clyde while lying at Cardiff. On the
night before she was TO sail, the custom house
authorities searched her thoroughly, ripping
open several bales Of clothing to find arms.
They found none, however, and were hardly
ashore before the Captain cast loose from tho
wharf and sailed off, Tho English papers state
that she Is for the Confederate Government,
Al Hartlopool, England, an iron screw steamer,
three hundred and ten feet long, has made her
trial "trip. She Is blockade runner. buiIt for
the Charleston Steamship Company The IT,
:. merchant ship Charles Hill was DESTROYED
Oy the Alabama on voyage from Liverpool TO
Montevideo. The cargo was British property.
and much excitement has been caused in Liy
erpool by Its destruction. The Alabama has
burned seventy-four Yankee vessels since she
started out.
1t also says that on the 10th they (the rebels).
at Winchester, were engaged in unloading
about two hundred wagons, all loaded with
captured stores, &c. A very large quantity of
ammunition was captured In the fort.
In lengthy editorial the same paper claims
that thoro can no longer be any doubt that
Milliken's Bend is in their (rebel) possession.
II was taken by Gen. Taylor, forming a part of
Kirby bmith's force-About 5000 men.
In speaking of Millken's Bend, II saws IL is
impossible to over estimate the value of this
capture. II affords free passage from Smith
to Johnston, whenever the latter NAV call for
his assistance, aud can pass over Price who Ia
at the head Of 1900 men, claiming that there
Is no fears Of Nicksburg being carried.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
From the southwest.

JACKSON, June 1S.-For the first time in four
days heavy firing was heard at Vicksburg this
morning. Last accounts represent that Grant
is busy fortifying and cutting down trees be.
yOnd the Big Black, to impede Johnston's
movements. They also represent that great
distress prevails among the citizens inside of
the enemy's lines. The Yankees have robbed
them of all their provisions, and numbers are
in a starving condition.
OsYKA, June 10, via MOBILE, 19.-Oflcers
from Port Hudson report that all is safe, and
the garrison In good spirits, with provisions
for three months. The enemy has made twen-
ty-seyen assaults, with a loss of 5000. Our
loss Is 800.
JACKSON, June IL, via MoBLE, 19.-Numer-
Gus courlers have arrived from Vicksburg
within the past few days. Their reports are
stereotyped. Beyond the fact that Grants
sapPers and miners are at work to blow up our
works, there Is nothing.
A courier from Port Hudson, with dispatches
10 Gen. Johnston, arrived last night. He re-
ports that the garrison is in fine condition and
spirits. Banks force is estimated at 20. 900,
II Is also reported that he has abandoned the
idea OF stormlng the place, and gone-o ditch
ing
Official dispatches from Milikeh's Bend
state that our attack upon that place was a
failure. The enemy had three lines of works.
He was driven out of two, but made desper-
ate stand at the third, and, with the assistance
Of his gunboats, repelled our forces. Nothing
is known, outside Of Official circles, of Kirby
Smiths movements.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
Edition
FOUR o'CLooK. r. N.
THE REBEL INVASION

Up to the hour of going to press there ls nc
news from Carlisle or Harrisburg. Col. Coppee
tho new State Censor at Harrisburg, has moi
yet become initiated in tho difficult work Of
distinguishing between what ought and what
ought not to be published.
We chops he will take his time, aud DO careful
when he does, to deyelopo, and not send us
contrabNnd news, for II gives us good deal Of
trouble to look after the censors and correct
their dispatches.
To-day we accidentally found some contra
band news, sent to us from Nowbcrn, via telo-
graph from New York We-struck II out but
we have no doubt 1t will appear In the other
city papers this p. m and tomorrow morning.
r. S.-As we go to press we hear good news
from the Army of the Potomac. All goes well.
Lee will probably learn, before he concludes
his present campaign, that It is easier to get
Into Maryland than to get out IL.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A TEAMsTER DRUGGED AND RoBBED.-This
morning, John and sarah Mcguire were taken be-
fore Justice Thompson, at the Third Ward Police
station, by ofieer Brewer, on the charge Of rob
blng James Smith, a u. s. teRmster, OF q silver
watch, and a wallet containing $40 in Treasury
notes and 10 cents postal currency. The teamster
was found by Sergeant Blaisdell and Private Whit
Aker, of the 18th MaSsSchusetts volunteers, In a
state Of insensibiity, the road near Martindale
Barracks. When he recovered from his stupor he
was ableto point out the house in which he be-
lieved he had been druggcd and robbed.
The prisoners denied to the soldiers that the
teamster had been at their house, but the wallet
with the $40 In 1t found at the feet Of the wo-
man, and the soldiers heard the wallet fall on the
noot. The prisoners were then arrested and taken
last night TO the Central GuATdhOuse. This morn
ing they were turned over TO the civil authority,
and, after examination before the magistrate, fully
committed for trial The two soldiers are entitled
to much credit for their endeavors to bring the ac-
cused to justice.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
CAN'T READ STRAIGHT.

The New York World of yesterday, contained
the following dispatch:
WASHINGTON, june 2O.-This evenings Re.
publican says II speaks authoritatlvely when II
says that there is no ground for the fear ex-
pressed in some of the morning papers that the
rebel Gen. Johnston is likely TO attack General
GRANTS rear. Gen. Grant telegraphs that he
has Ho fear Of Johnston whatever.
Commenting on the above the editor Of the
World says;
1t Is 'authoritatively stated In an admin
istration journal that Gen. Grant does not en-
tertatn the least expectation Of any attack from
the army of Gen. Johnston.
lft tho "man Of the World" has any eek
pcctation of blissful future and emo fear "
of the fate that awaits the ungodly he had bet
ter learn to read. He must possess heart of
marble.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Pirates on the New
4 England Coast.
A u. s. Gunboat Engaged
zl With Them.

GLOUCESTER, June 26.-Tbe schooner Cru
Sader, from the fishing banks, reports that on
Thursday, at II a. M, twenty-five miles w. s.
W. from Chatham, sho heard heavy firing.
Supposed to be from the United States gunboat,
which passed here the evening previous.
THE above dispatch from Gloucester, Mass,
situated upon Cape Ann, indicates that one of
our gunboats has encountered, of Cape Cod,
the pirntos who have been making raid upon
the fishing vessels and other coastlng craft
down East.-ED. RBPUBLIoAN.1 .t..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
AdNm's Express Compapv,

We are requested to state that there is not
the slightest foundation in fact for the an
nouncement, in the Star of yesterday, that the
above named Company have refused to receive
packages containing yaluables for transmits
sion North. Besides iDJurlng the Company,
the report is likely to mlslead the public mind
as to the safety of railroad communication he
tween this city aud the Northern States.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
The Turf.
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND AssoCIATIoN-rRoT-
TING,

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND DAssOCIATION-TRoT-
TING.
WEDNESDAY, June "A, match 5000, mile
heats, best three In i've, under the saddle.
D. Mace named blk. y. Gen. Butler III
d. TallmAn named b. s. Geo. NJ. PAtehen 2 3 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gen. Butler was the favorite in the above
race, some wagers being laid at one hundred
TO eighty, others at one hundred to seventy,
and few at one hundred to sixty. Young
Doble, of Pennsylvania, rode the stallion, in
stead Of Tallman. Dan Mace rode the black
geldlng. The trot was one of the best ever
witnessed, the time of the second heat being
the fastest ever made under the saddle Gen.
Butlor, in his race with Fillingham last sum
mer, beat that famous stallion the first hoat in
their trot In 2:2l !, which was the best saddle
time previously made. But yesterday he beat
himself, making the second heat In 2:9l. After
the race his owner offered to match him for
5000 against the timo made by Dutchman
over twenty years agO-a heat of three miles
in 1892 and which up TO this time has never
been equalled. Flora Temple once made the
attempt, but failed.-M Y. Herald, 25M.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
The Fifth MSssachuSetts Regiment
Glorious Example,

The Fifth Massachusetts regiment, on Its
return from the South, learning ut Fortress
Monroe that Lee's army was on the rampage
towards Pennsylvania, offered their services at
once to Gen. Dix for the field.
The magnitude of this generous self.sacriace
can only be appreciated by those who, having
always lived in New England, return during
the summer solstce from the hot and sicl1ly
South, to revisit the pure and bracing climate
of their homes, where all they hold dear are
eagerly expecting them.
Under these circumstances, to re-enter the
service, aud forego the cnjoyments, amounting
to new lease Of life almost, which a furlough
would give them, entities this noble regiment
to large share of the gratitude Of the country.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
Steamer Burned at Sea.

BOsroN, june 26.-The schooner Vision, at
Wellaeet, reports that on Tuesday last, at
O'Clock p. IN, when twelve miles south south
west Of the South shoal nght-ship, she saw a
sldc-wheel steamer, of about 700 tons, on fire.
She remained by her until she sunk, but could
not ascertain her name.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
The weekly national R,pubI,,,n

Is issued to-day, and is for sale at our counter.
Price five cents with or without wrappers. 1t
contains all the news of tho week; the speech
Of Hon. Montgomery Blair, at tho Union mass
meeting at concord, N. HI "our General, !"
from the AHamtic Monthly, being history of
the services of Gen. b. F. Butler during the
present war for the Unionj and large amount
of miscellaneous matter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
VICKSBURG! =!
THREE DAYS LATER,

Private advlcos, dated Vlcltsburg, June %,
are received from Gen. Grants army. Every
thing ls progressing steadily. Johnston man
agcs to keep out Of Grants reach. The news
of the fall of the rebel stronghold is hourly e1-
pectod.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
THEo. F. STOKES, seo'y.

To CoNsUMPTITEs.-Tho advertiser having
been restored to health in few weeks, by q very
simple remedy, aner having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, ls anxious 10 make known
to his fellow-suifereru he means Of cure.
To all who desire IL he will send a copy Of the
prescription used (freo Of eharge) with the direo
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE for CoNsUmprtoN
Asthma, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object on
advertiser in sending the prescription IL to bene-
ut the afflicted, and spread information which he
ooneeiVeS to be Invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy az Il will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
pEV. EDWARD. A. WILSON.
WilliamSburgh, Kings county, New York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
GenernI Forrnnt shnt-

The Richmond Dispatch, Of June 2Sd, says
few days since, Gen. Forrest was shot near Co
lum6ia, Tennessee, by Lieut.. Gould, an artillo.
Ty oticer, whom he had accused Of cowardice.
The ball struck him In the thigh, but did not
lnnlct serious wound. Forrest stabbed his
assallant severely. After Forests wound was
dressed his passion revived, and he again sought
Gould and shot him. Forests injury is slight
while that of the lieutenant, IL is feared, will
prove fatal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
NoRLE woRDst

"wHEHKvHR THET (THE REBEIs) HAvE THE
UpowER. THEY DRIVE BEFoRB THEM INTO THEIR
"RANKs TIE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND THEY
WOULD ALSO DRIVE Us. TRUST THEM NOT.
WERE THEY ABLE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
"pEsTRoY Us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED OF THESE THINGS, AN AMAZED THAT
AMY ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE ON ANY
"TERMs.' He WHO ENTERTANs THE SENTIMENT
"Is FIT ONLY TO BE sLAvB HE WHO UTTERs
"IT AT THIS TINE, MOREOVER, 10 A TRAITOR TO
his COUNTRY, WHO DESERVES THE sCoRN AND
CONTEMPT OF ALL HONORABLE MEE. -hose-
r7dnS, 10 TIE Gensrdl assembly Of Ohio, February,
teB3
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
The Fatal Encounter Between Dessrt.rs
and PoIIcem In Maine.

BELFAST, Me-, June 25.-Grant and knowles.
the deserIer5 who shot the chief of police on
Monday, were encountered since then in the
woods. They resisted the attempt to arrest
them, killing Policeman jenkins. Another
member OF the police force was wounded
Finally, Grant was killed, and Knowles fatally
wounded.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
DestltutIon at Cane untt,rn,.

a dispatch in our telcsraphic columns this
afternoon, states that large number of wo-
men and children, families of U Unlonlsts at Cape
Hatteras Bauk, arc in a destitute condition.
We doubt not that our Government will afford
them prompt relief
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
MMW II HI

On Thursday evening, the 25th instant, CHAaLEs
HUME In the t0th year OF hin age, formerly OF Cul-
pepper county, Va, but for many years a clerk in
the Second Auditors ONCE, Treasury Department
The friends and acQuaintanoes Of the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend his fnneral from his
late residence, No. 80 Third street. GeorEstown d.
Vi on Saturday evening, at O'Clock.
Baltimore and Virginia papers oopy,1 H-
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
wiIlLSmSDurgh, Kings county, Now YorE,

IMPORTANT TO FBMALEs.-DR. CHEEsEMAE,s
PILLs'-The combination OF Ingredients I'm
hese Pills are the result OF long and extensive
practice. They are mild in their operation, and
certain In eorrecting all Irregularities, Painful
Menstruations, removing all obstructions, whether
from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side,
palpitation OF the heart whites, all nervous Afeo
lions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arises from inter
ruptions OF nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of a new era In the treat
ment OF those irregularities and obstructionS
which have consigned so many to a PREMATURE
GRAVE No female can enjoy good health unles
she Ia regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins TO decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most etfectuAl remedy ever known for ali
complaints peculiar to Females To ali classea thew
are invaluable Inducing, icih certainty, Periodical
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
have used them at different periods, throuRhout
the country, having the sanction Of some OF the
most eminent PhVSiefanS In America.
Explicit dirsoiOAS, SaiiR5 ipheH hey should NO, a,
used, witt each box-the Price One Dollar per Bor
from 80 to 90 Pills. ,r
Pills sent BY mail promptly, by remIttinR TO tn.
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally,
r. D. HUTCHINGs, Proprietor.
20 CGlar street, New York,
Sold by s.IALVERT FORD
Cor. Pa. ave. and IIth IT.,
ia MlS-eodsm Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
NEWS FROM REBEL PAPERS.

The Richmond Ss,tiHsl (eztra), of Saturday,
June 20, contains the following
VICKsBURG, June 10 The Federal lines are
contracting. Kirby smlth, with 5000 men,
came up the Wachlta river, making demon.
stratlon on the Louisiana side. Tho Federal
troops at Mllllkon's Bend have been reinforced.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT AGAINST
THE REBEL PRIvATEERs.

Fleet OF ARMED Merchantmen TO be
Improvised.
BosToN, June 25.-Ata meeting OF the under
writer's and merchants to-day, liberal sum Of
money was contributed and a committee APP
pointed 10 purchase or charter vessels TO cap
turo the pirates. A dispatch from the Secretary
Of the Navy was read, stating that the Govern
ment would accept any vessel or vessels that
merchants might tender, and would arm them
at once, and furnish everything necessary for
the cruise, being willing to commission such
persons for commanders as the merchants
would recommend TO Commodore Montgomery.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
NEW BOOKS.

NEW STOCK ---- - NEW STOCK
IN -OF-
Bankers LedgerS, mills Reooivabls and Paw
Day Books, able,
Journals, Fine Turkey Nor. Memo
Sash BOOKS randum books,
record BOOKS, Manuscripts Books,
Invoice Fries, Fine MiniAture Account
Scrap Books, BookG.-" A''
O Letter Press Copy Pass Books,
BOOKS Time Books,
Bar Books, Pocket BooRa.
Receipt Books, BAnEerS' Cases,
Notes Field Order Books,
Drafts, Collection Books
All byles OF blank BOOKS printed and made
to order at short notice, dnd Of superior ouaIitv
Just received, and for sale by - f'''''
HUDSON TAYLOR
bookseller and StatIoneF
Jelo-eteod S1t PennsylVaniA avenue.
NEW BOOKS. JUST PUBLISHED
l. and for sale by HUDSON TAYLOR. Book-
seller and Stationer, Sst PennsylvAnia avenue.
In the Tropics. SE26.
Rockford, or Sunshine and Storm. Al
Americans In Rome. Sl.25.
Lost and Saved. SI.6O.
Faith Gartney's GiFlhood. sI25
Paris in America. 81 25.
My Southern Friends. 81.
HaTpeT's Magazine for July.
The Atlantic Monthly.
Godey's Lady's Book.
Point Of Honor. % cents.
je22-6t
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
BritI.h Brig Boardsd by a U. 8. GunhnnI.

PHILADELPHIA, June GA British brig has
arrived at this port. She states that on the
2isI Inst, In latitude $3.50, longitude TAOS,
she was boarded by a United States steamer
who refused to give her name.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

The wheat harvest in Southern Illinois COM
menced last week. The crop in that section is
fne one, and the yield, 1t is said will be heavy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

QUACKERT.-I earnestly caution youpg mep
suffering from Nervous Debility, 80, AEal5at an.
dangertng their health by pAtronizinE any OF The
methods used by the advertiser, and by hiindr, a.
OF others, and In no other way. Read letter whioh
VIII send you, II you will send me postpaid en-
velope bearing your address. Direct To va
EDWARD H. TRAVER
Ap p6-dkW6m Lock Box, Boaton Mae
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

POLICEMAN CAsHIERED.-J. W. Ridgley, q
policeman In Second ward, was yesterday cash
eredi he having been tried and convicted OLA as
sault and battery and false imprisonment Of Mr..
Painter OF the Philadelphia Inquirer who remon.
strSted with one Shackleford for maltreAting a
small colored boy while in custody Of Ridgley, for
which he was arrested by the combined force Of
two men.
J.F. Grant, another officer, Is also up for trial
on same charge.
The Police Board are determined to weed out all
improper of1cers who connected with the force,
and any officer transcending the limits OF his duty
need expect no favor at their hands.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

PRoMoTIoN.-Coloncl Dufie, of the First
Rhode Island cavalry, has been appointed a
Brigadler General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

CRIMINAL CoURT.-yldge Fisher jDresidi,g.-
Perry English and John Morgan, charged with as
sault and battery, were tried yesterday. English
was found not guilty. Morgan was convicted Of
the assault, and fined 81.
In the case Of Frank Taylor, charged with burg
larry, the jury rendered verdict OF not guilty.
This morning Thomas Bray was convicted Of
grand larceny.
Harriet Harrison, indicted on = ohaTge-of grand
larceny, was acquitted.
George Parrot was convicted OF grand larceny.
The case of Samuel Taylor and Thomas sorrelI
charged with assault and battery, is on trial.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
The Condition OF Admiral FoOte.

Secretary wellcs has received the following
dispatch:
NEw YoRK, June 25.-Hon. Gideon Wellss;
Admiral Foote lies in an unconscious STATE
The doctor thinks he may die at any moment
and yet may live till tomorrow morning.
}. Z. SANFORD, Com'der
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTE.-Ths
quickest and safest route 10 the NorthWest an
southwest. Two through trains daily and one q,
sunday. soldieTH' tickets At Government rates ts
AZ the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further information apply al the ei
dee OF the Great PennsylvAniA Route, % northeSs,
corner pennIylyaniA avenue and Sixth street, un-
p. m.ion Sundays to p. m. y"
L. o. NORTON,
AA AgenI.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
Arrival Of the Champion.

New YORK, June 2O.-The steamer Cham
'lon has arrived from ASpinwall. She brings
no ueNb.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

GOVERNMENT HoRsEs.-Since the attaches of
the army have come back temporarily to this city,
the detective officers OF Col. Baker have seized
upon large number OF horses, &C, that are said
to be government property.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

The NATIONAL UNIoN LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Han, 4sI Ninth street. There will BE-
speeches, National Songs, 40. The rsading-Fooms
open every evening. aprl-Iw
James Brown, Esq, is duly authorized and
accredited az an Agent 10 solicit and receive sub.
Soriptons and contributions in support Of the Ma
tional Union League Reading Room. -
VIM. BEBB, President.