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Killed, on keadsy evening. Way eth. LET sssst
JANIS W LEGO. In the - Sesr Q. hh age
and eldest 500 Of Geo w I~se. E.Q 81 Wireaessa
He va aood ton. an sffscsioasts ffesnef' ana
. sas'ant soldier.
rT 1ishmond. Baltimore aad wasaiss!on pa
nefr nsesaa CODY.
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Aw a y e - AAns

II ST r o n II D.
BEAURE0ARD SOOIALH.
= NAY BAIL.
A EHLEOT BALL
VIII be given by tho Beaaregsrd Hociais st Month
cello Bah Broad street, between 9th and Tn, on
MOEDAY EVENING. Ray llth. 1863.
Professor kosenSersess full C0t!iion Band Is on
gagged for the evening.
Tteka.s admitting gentleman and two ladies'. eo.
Ticksts can be purchased At the principal Book
stores, Q: ficm sry c: the Ocicniisee.
COMMITTEE.
TIL y.es, ESQ, Il Freeman, 1cq.
ID Briggs, Isq, TIP S.rider, Es9,
JKMsitin Etu, BID Clark. Esq.
Gsps W Chambers. Lieut. u Davis.
Ia consequence Of tbs dsash OF tse tmuortai
yatkgon tbs Bsll Of tbs HSa1- ard sOsia.s viii
be asaia pcs'p,ned until E0aOAY h1oHF,
Kay .alh. my i3-os"
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by Kent, Paine = Co., Asct's.

by Kent, Paine = Co., Ascs's.
HARDwA2B AND CUTLERY AZ AUG
III fION-On FRIDAY, the l5:h Inst, eommsne-
EAS as 70 o'e!ock, We viii cell. without rsssrys,
large and dsslssblo assortmentol-
HARDWARE AND OUVLlIY.
Being the balance OF the stock Of large mpoetinR
and jobbing houss dscllnl"g buainsea
Partsoulaxs hereafter.
my9 KHNf PAUSE = 90. Ase.ra
MATTAloNY LAND F01 SAN = VIII Ell
lvl At public emotion. o. TuURtDAY, the l1tA
u May, 1863. III fair; II not, The next fAir day
thereaitsr) on the prsmisea my present HHSf.
DEMON, White Hail." situated n Caroline ooun.
~. on the 1attApoay river, Is miles frcm vich.
0ond. ID from fredsr!ckabarg. and nom the
county sat, surrounded b. the lands Of Neanrv
john Warrington 4 = D0elwase. Jas white,
and Geo fylsR coovsnient to ohusehes Of seyeeat
dsuominatiouA h nslghboehosd peovseblal Sor IL
inislligccee, morality. rs0nsDsnt ana hsaltAfsl-
travel that railroad can a6aed. the tisAmana anA
kredesieksburg Railroad passing theoush IL 4hs
FARM = well watsrsd has o. i . large, oo0ao.
dious, new and handsome Dwelling. aa1 evsgY D.
seasasy out house, al n good eon1laiaa, Together
with . 0ouglahlDS young orchard Of eheleo Aule
lroaA At various kinda and ecatalaa ~ aoros with
. sulAalsnay Of wood end timber foe IL support,
and Tie opea lana b AiGA siaas II in2eovsmAaC
lso arss q whieh haysa6 bssa nmsA With $4,000
With ~ NOD h ~ vislaiy WlsA aee lAnsas lee
tAsls lsrtllity b u ~ prs4l se0naa . ~
peri q vkSlolA \ WesA sAe1e ool1e0 eomao
ne 1asass nm = esey MeH = eeo1ahlA
9eeUe aseemmoan1ho. = 8 OAuHDMk
- 1o-WAolts oalnoa1 Donol "a
Ter oALD--IuW ~ ~ r ri Y0Ih NWeh-
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&itbnInnn gispatcg.
MORNING. MAY 10, 1863.

~ Rass! Rass:! Rass::!-Tbs highest
nsfkss prses Win b paid a THIS eFYIoa for
Al, kjsls al COTTON and LINEN RAGS, In large
OF saan qaanaitasa Bring them In without delay.
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EsIuEkOaD vAEIKtI3s,
IL Franklin street, below the Ballard Hcsse.
Lsxss aud Manager. sTRIDE1.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Ray :s. 1863.
First appearances o. AS' xL.A wREn,
and talented
' 2nAa IENEE,
who Is srsaged fer
limited number
Of nights.
'N -S1 TETS zvEEINa
EVAc Nl,
tn. talented Ccnpiry
Elah,noud Varieties.
Mis- I'll. Wren viii r.e;s bsaulifuI AONcDY
Ca tie GeSth Of Gen. sackson.
40 eoEcuds rish The
Dsao sgOp.
E1~ Sc, Programmes my 1s-ls"
M ErEofcIirAS n.h1'
i.>~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c.ina Manager.
BFo.oEN.---........... Treasurer.
FASHIONABLE RESORT OF slCakoTDl
THIS fTU5sDAy) NTGiT.
BEAUTIFUL, GALLERY Or AET!
EEvEN MAoNi?IOEsT TABLEAUX'
F,r.t Appearance OF
EaSG|N ATING GCCTHEEE 0AHsEU3Ei
Eogsged by the ;aanag 1t gree! expenaa, END
who will appear svsTy night Until further cotlae.
sIGGIS0 AND fAEufhHi
By tts voung Southern Tooaliit
ray IS it, Gus: TeT ps.chorean Sisters.
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DIssOLUTIONs AND COPARTNERSHIPs

DISSOLUTIONs AND COPARTNERSHIPs
R1yW AUCTION STORE The undersigned
~ have this day formed a partnership under
tne style and acc OF OVERS WILLIS. fog the
purpose Of conducting general AUCTION AUSI.
NESS. Having taken tae store formerly oceupisd
by Alex Eott. Auct'r No 10Th street, they will b
pensed to the old friends and customers of the
said horEs We rsaps c.fElly offer our services 60
re public for the safe Of Furniture, DRY Goods.
Clothing. Shoes. &c, and will attend promptly to
al cut door Sales and tho sales Of Horsss and We.
h:clss ct tas Horse Lot or essewhers. having had
eight years experience In ,he auction busnsss,
a.,tsr eussvss that We can size ss q s.,asss
myll-eod3:* GEO " WILLIS.
nIsS0LU I0N-Ths eo.psEtcsrsh,p hereto.
- fore existing betwsan LEWIS HHkAE and
s4MuEL wlHSfO0K L this day dissolved By
mutaa, consent. LSNIs HTMAN.
Richmond Nay m. 1868. my Sc.
nISSOLU rI0a --The concern Of CHRISTIAN
IL q LAfHROf was dissolved on tie LIT Of
March last, BY mutual consent.
Ill persons Indebted to he corcsrn will p.eAse
call WIN Christian, at the otiios Of tbs Ins1r.
sncs Company cf the stats Of Virginia. where the
books and papers may 10 feurd. Either rarsy
VIM n CHRISTIAN,
EAM'L LArdKOF.
my l--ataw2ws r 4 OHRIBTIAN.
TVHE CONFEDERATE lasUR aNOs Co
Charlottesville Va
CHARTERED O P.rAL..-.....e5oo0 600
PAID UP OAPITAL............2 10000
l. now prepared to insure Merchandise, Produce,
etc and svsry description ofbuidiEg and property,
In town or country, ag,iastiosa or damage BY are
Oonmualcsti1ns addressed TO the Secretary OK
ANY Of The Agents, will have prompt attention.
DIRECTORS;
HR Watson, Po Ool>s,
u flanagan, is DSvis
JcO Minor, is IAnghoene,
= Aasrudsr.
1R WATSON. Yrss't
AP ARILS, Ese'y.
lsfrmsss:
Kent, Paine L Go,
Il Many = Co. AlehnooA Va.
1asland 3 Brother,
JFSsasl. usshiss. isasAss'G Va
Ileais llpstassl,
J1ha Il MnlAonA nashnanA
TN yvey, IyaeAburg
O. IN 0agtaa. es(eelb1g. lny 0-e9
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PERSON Al

HHOREATIoH WAN 6D--of P.iva.e VliOS
j rLlVOH, % O. Esd VI regt, wh, was wounded
~ Of tia resent bsts'ss aear Fseces ick slu.g
aay iuforna.on ccreernirg bis whereabouts viii
IT, taaus uiy n eeived ~ ns father, 1 0LsVOS,
.. ;kis eli %. nv l3-its
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Nj wv hUEsC--
IN II ck TIE to Sles3, 81
Eoa b.s'a's sTe.eh~nrd 75s
EoDl IL R.ne Flag 75j
hsnn!s lean, i5s
Bcnae EoIse, 7ss
Uot'ssa By tie Sss. rs,
Ecek 5saida the sss.5.
srg'n ct TIC stxyg sud Bus ia
SEat ID Hem Y3c
M<idsns Prayer IS,
BIG VI Eesusy, 75s
DO they Eiss ne ~ HON. IL,
k0r xIs g J w RAEDoLPHH Doekstors
e WI be shortly Issued, .BroN1WAIL
yAUKG0NB WAYS" Price u. my l3-lts
EISAk-oD bsls u xAH, ysaslvtd 10 dav AID
fer sale by II 4 JETsR.
MY t3-Jt Mol Long WHAT Petersburg, Va
a lOT OF hOMbES, imprssso0 and mot re.
II qassd for .hs service Ut tie Government,
cxn he had BY The owners calling At bacon Q1sr.
tsr Hssnsh. We W0OD,
NY la! Nj y NJ G safle11aslss.
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ADJ'2 AND INep'n GRH's OFFIOY
Richmond, Nay lltb, lss3

r
Rlebmord, May lib, lssa
RNERAL ORDERS, NosS-
VT l. The following notice relative 70 ths ~.
Change Of prisoners ia published for The lnfo,ms.
tim Of all concerned:
rxru.s.r Nor,c, =, rsh. ,ou.-,,, n...
f.d.rst. cfi ,srs ana M h.v" h..o Sa, w -.
.S.re.S sna az hs.sh,, ~ 1870. as o''n ou5 ~
sy $3.50 az ;. 49, aoy 80 seGa.e; ,.u..
a. c,t1 Do, =, an" IT,. ,.s.," .. ~. ia
All eess,. cspiarsa 2. any Place before he Ii
3. AZ w:n captured Ia Eor,h Csrolins or VI.
cinia before tbs ,st OF Mach 1854 Tho hsve bsea
rele axed N parole
4. The oaIcys and men captured nd pssol,d b.
Cen P Csr,er. IN b., exosdition 70 E,.t Tsrre
-: 10 Dsossossr last,
I.auten AMI COLONEL s1a ~.rt A. Van Rn,sn A,hsn.
ssa, January 18th ls63: bv Dol DIckev IN Deesu+
Der. lsez u h,s march to the Mobile and 0aio aai'
foc9 acd oy Vaps Cameron At Oo'inth' Atnisptl
IN ! De rss Ss l.os Mill.
appi. on sns ~ OF Dscemoes, lSt2; A. Osofs.
Arkansss en- the i7sh Of January 1861 and q
t nason Rouge Louiaisna ON the Esd OF FsssaaH
Ae0A
is Who .. s,,: ts s: s.::s GO 3:
INV tims n,svions "a n.ns.. % ,s,n 'S sss.
g. Ali eiuilians Who have t.eu arrested q, say
q Nos ana ,:,S
lion Contained n ia nsrois n An, msh peesoa
hss tsEsn snv ns,h * .I,.s,.n.. - ths t5nIt.i
q. .ss. or sysn INV tond. Or I'm rslsass NJ -
SS%psS sso ~ ,Ss my osass oona"on'
soir ,setions ~ io s.v ss.,,on a. nv nrsviOes
E1o6apgs Notios, wherein thev sre declared sx
chanrsd arr IN snv Yedsrei nrison .hsv sr. 70 b
released md S:.:.:5 !. 5' o''
Ann ~ ErahansA
IL Eli persons, whether eltlssns o. soldiseA ~
expressly prohibited frcm using. OF ln any manesr
interfering with fusl o. wood eut end delivered fos
tie use OF railroads o. rsilroad companies. Il y
81 tie hrst importance thH this order shosldse
By the army. by order.
(signsd) 0COOPER
my i9-lw Adly anj Inspr 0sa.
DiIkTI. q 3 = : =7sa ~ a.
b 500 psirs Lsdiss Morocco Lees B,es
Laidi.s and Gents BsinorS moe
500 dark Cotton Shirts for soldiers
ssrvans
For sale By WIN 3 POLK
TW1 s1,.E PR.v1TTY-
1vo sni.nAi1 vsi..s r.,u.ts of the Ase.t
- ous itv.
Tvo snisr4iA p.r,or N,r,or,. ,a.ss ala. viii
cnrnicss ~ m.,.s.
xrsO
Won, .v,.. A.. n.,s,- ah.A.s ..i.shls fos
s0"s sx~s nso x1'os 0"ss''
Hight smaller siSs Nha1eA suitable los c1am
bora
Yns Carpets can be seen q NE store o. NV,
GETT = A1D1kSol. upholsss:ess. eoseH
sS ossnos ens Essae. =. ~ %, ana We
snace1 % s2phessoa u 'hs s'@s place.
my n-N.
TUE sOuTsRHN LlT1KARY AlsS1N01S
Il POE NAY Will b ready foe ds2lvssy o. e.
day next The 'lsh inst. II eontaios the eoo0.r
uon OF me "Batuc OF 3anasses." ne ecos 49,.
iva f sia 3 :. y: -: '1 ass.: s''aA
NV. - nAo'As1AHs : rn s,.s"s:9. I.
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I Ak0A AeU ADMIRALTY WELL Az
4 ssnssd pfivste Ee-:deIce FL the ecrco- CT
sass md Gary e.ree.s. for lsIs.--Tne Hrbsctibsr
uffs-s for ea.s his Residence !0sa'cd as sbcye Ii
contains Is rooms, besides lsrgs Kitchen, cont.r-
ing six rooms tesilgs Coal Cellar uEer It, su the
usual other on: buildings. The rtenisss csu TO
sesa aby DAY from 10 Ia o'clock. Possez.ion
given ia short TINA. Apply The prszn:.s&
my ll-6ts GE5EGH MAJOR
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r. tii,iH --Ths friends and relatives If u Z
j 4 lUkL0W, OF co K 4 b Ga ros',. will fad
Inn ST he Howard Grove Hos,isSi severity
S-aaa+d. ny ID 20
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(NUEs or ISrERaAL, ExThRsiG XND
~ E6pEJ!A5LY OF ALL Pr pAIE DI6
IaakS AND THEIz 0CaE; QUKEJES~.Ttoy
wal bs cared quickly and thoroughly, according TO
We simple method trse.iced sosre yesrs Ia Eu.
rope. Tia trss.msnt will oct ;ntosftsc with tho
Drel way u lsiaS tkics hours: In the morn
U4, trD Z 70 II, for gentlemen; Ia the afternoon.
fsom 10 5. Ter lsdIss; al rgat, from to TO- for
EsGilsx0sa. J ED DOTeH q H.
Cmse. 4aLa greet doors shove
Epot6wGod KOt'l bsssmact VI DR. b ssra.
psssous DesfcSring 70 communicate BY tasll will
b pseDptly stspoEeed 70 by aGdisss:ng lne care
b0x ~ Pest Once. ny Is 10is
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DkUUN LARD, e..
- 100 Il 8 superior Family Bacon
1880 do do do Lard
SEQ do Country Soap
$40 do Turpsptine sca2
lOCG do 9crSp Sole Leather
SO do Upper Lsattsr Splits
6ozsu CafEkins
leo 6u-hela Cs.s
lC0 do Dried Apples and Peaches
2W do Orchard Grass seed
~ barrels u D Sugar
Go II o koiass5
DO Lirseet OIL
ECO do Extra Sdpsx acd Hiddlings
Flour
109 kegs Old Dominion NAlls ABSORBED
ID do Spikes
10 boxes fallow OAndlss
600 do Kxnufae'd Tobacco, medium 10
Cos
10 coo Havana CigArs
2s00 les Smoking Tobacco, choice brands
80 gross Ssddlery' euckles
On consiSnmeut and for sale by
KoDE1TH,
Commission Merchant,
ny 9-3ts Corner Gary snd 18th sta
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~ WITH grateful FsreO6,suco and tnenss
~ fox nlary k'a3 .avofz received 81 the hanoS
Of 2ly 'eow-ciiixHna IL his past forty years. rs
srsc,IE!,y myself candidate Tor rseito
-rv a--Sis T,,oS -GaBx
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w. DE HAROLD sNOWD2N, ct tbs 17!h
W. Virginia Eeaimsus viii he supported for the
Uouss Of nelsga,es OF V,rg.nls, frcn tae county
OF Alsxsndi is my l2--3s'
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CTR4YED IS EEWAkD.-eus7edf from my
~ house. Oh Broad street, en- the 7.h irst a red
Cow, With Wits cn her bsak snd under her belly;
about .trse yeers Old. For cay information lead
ts 50 hSr recovery the above re7TsEa wlbs gissS.
ISAAC FAEES,
Erosd and Ecuroa cts, Blacksmith Shop.
ft--2,k
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NIFTY DOLLAzs INWARD Tho above rs-
e ward viii 10 raid fer ths delivery to ms, At
little Dsvsr, 90 ochiand county. Of my servant
SAMPLE, who ran away on the 24:h day Of
March. Hs II q bright malstto, 10 years old s
feot or inches high hair very Thick and uau
ally WORN long. Ua his loft jaw, aat side Of his
nsek, and lefs s.sn deep sosYs. the rsss.. Of
sewers burn aad bis left ii, NIB is also contracted
fcon :hs same burn lie Is . very capable servant.
Es also is a good butcher. He was employed from
Goa canal boats. kny information .hxt msy lad
to bis detection may BE- addressed TO mo by mall to
Dover Hills ., Qooeh!and counts.
ynv l2-3t* WIN TEIrT.
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E:<cR gALH-
A. Ulovsr snd Timoshy RAY,
STRAW. FLOUR, WOOD, 10
On 9th street, next door to 4snsss 20 Edmond
Cos packet ct,es. p OoOKk
ray 4-0ls
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EUHA@AYA

1 AL AWAY Yesterday, negro GIRL named
III HOLLY, sb1u: Is OF l6 years old had on
wnvn she LEI. Light buff calico dress shs IL dark
whsn spoken to. / win g.se go reward foe ner
Estura 10 me. II + GHA Church Hill,
My l3-2is sch st. BET 4 and FL.
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Il ROR May VIII b ready for delivery o. aoe
day next tho 'lsh inst. Il eontsios the eontnsr
ton Of the Battle Of Aanassas," The eonsise@
Of PaAsloa and PRINCIPLE" end many other MI
esting articles Pefsons subefibias &oo ~
tain history Of ell the battles fosShl Tens
1lVA DoLLABo year. Address
0AOHA3IaAND RW0UooO1.
myo = HieAucoA. VI
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ID UNAWAY--sroIa tks subscriber, muiatto
IL, GI2L named Anne Bsnsns, about 8 feet high
Is years old, dark color iong curly hair She left
nae en- Sunday last, 10Th inst, between and r H.
A liberal reward :sr tia above WI, be ps.d f,r hsr
delivsry at IS Main st, to
my i3-lt1 JJsCCD7
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Fiss, :.., : ~! - q - : =
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EEy IEa-BUa-Wd1fKsY.-
Wv a few bottles pure Sherry Vino,
4 !ew gallons superior Rum,
Fure Whisky, f0- mcdicirsi pur poEea
For sale by SO aREEHHOW,
my - q 18Th st. between xsia and Osfy
~ RBLs EIOl WHtsKaY
LED balls (sxld to be) Glbscns fhiisdels hia
Waiike2
l Ear Fix,uEs sEa Ice Box
U01 lbs C,ultry Bacon
~ its UaTb OF Ammonia
5000 10, Smoking Tobacco
For ssIe by vR POLK,
my lz~J-s No IS NEn atreek
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DukTlNO rOR MAKtN0 FLAGS
I'D SOD psirs Lsdlse' Morocco LAes Boob
loo do do CocRYeso 0AiterS
Loidiss' and Gents BalmorN ehosG
Lsdle1 Hoop sklrts 80 syringe, fer oN y
500 dark Cotton Shirts for soldiers
2,s0) yards Country made Plaid LOTIONS to
servants
For sale By WIN 3 FOLK.
my u ST. No IS Main street.
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fESHAHE SUBSTITUTE WANTED Far gonnd
aad relisbis sien above the sge CT forty flvs
years e Liberal prizes gill be paid to GO 10 Camp
Aee. Apasy u! tho AEIeiicaB Ioisl, ioon go 81
NV IL -2.k
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E'5fRaY MARk-Care to ICY noa,a On tie liza
IL Inst; III iroa gray MARE shout years old
L.,.. Lini fest white. 1.e o.,1or Is requested
to forward, prove property, pay charges, snd
take hsr aHsy. LEWIS DOUGHTY.
ny ls-4t* Clurah oil.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
p BY TEEEGRAPH.
BATTLE, AT MONTICELLO, KY,
DEFEAT Of the REBELS.
GOVERNOR NORTONS. PROCLAMATION.
Ne Warns the Indiana COpperheads.
REBEL SPY ARRESTED
VaIlGndigham En- ROute for Nassau

CINCINNATI, June IA spirited engage.
mont took place near Monticello tsouthern
Kentucky on the 10th inst.
Our troops under Col. KoutE had driven the
rebels from Monticello and were falling back
towards the Cumberland river, when tho enemy
rallied in force and attacked our rear guard.
Our forces retreated slowly until reinforce
monts came to our relief, when a desperate
hSnd-to-hAnd hght enSuod, lasting two hours.
The rebels were defeated. Our loss was thirty
In killed and wounded. The rebel loss is not
stated.
Gov. Morton has issued a proclamation to
the people of Indiana, warning all persons
against resistance 10 the Government.
A rebel spy, belonging TO Jed. ThompSon'S
command, was arrested at indianapolis yestor-
day.
There is no news from the military who were
sent into Rush county to arrest the murdorers
OF Provost Marshal Stevens.
The rebel papers say 1t is understood that
Vallandlgham will proceed to some Southern
port s,, route for Nassau shortly.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
A Kentucky woman's Loyalty.

A Somerset (Ky.) correspondent of the Gin
clnnatl Commercial tells the following story of
a loyal Kentucky woman:
"a captain in the rebel service, who former
ly had lady-love not many miles from SOmer-
set, as he approached the Cumberland, and
looked out in the direction of the home Of the
one who had been the end of his hopes, felt the
old fame renewed, and concluded TO write her
letter, as he had done of yore, and, If posi-
BILE, have 1t sent through our lines. He accord
ingly wrote from the fullness Of his heart, stat
ing that he had gathered his property together
and in a satisfactory shape; that his feelings
towards her had not changed, notwithstanding z
the changes that had taken place in the cOun-
try, and asking for a renewal of their CORES
pondence. But the loyal young lady could not
see 1t in that light, and she replied: You have
one set Of principles and / another. Those
principles are antagonistlc to each other. A
further correspondence on the subject is un.
necessary In the midst Of 80 much doubtful
attachment TO the Government 1t ls refreshing
to find one who will lay oven the love she en-
tertains for another upon the altar Of her coun-
try, and say TO a loVe-Slck swain: You ceased
TO be my lover when you ceased to love your
country."
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
Dry Goods.

Since our notice Of last week, the market has
taken a frmer tone, and prices Of staple domos-
tics are somewhat higher again. There has
been a good demand for standard heavy sheet
ings. Bleaehed goods are held rather above
the views OF buyers, but considerable sales
have been made by speculative holders, aside
from the regular houses. Stripes, ticks, denlms
are more active. Prints are rather inactive,
but holders are hrmer. Printing cloths have
advanced. Delalnea are dull. The most active
demand In woolens Is for fancy caSsimeres.
Light colors, in desirable styles, are quick at
Sl.50; dark colors are inactive. satinets are
dull. Doeskins are without demand. Kerssys
are lower. Foreign goods are less aud less ac-
tiye-only very desirable goods sell readily.
Ribbons are yet in good demand-mais, mode,
brown, white and blue. Shawls of good style
are also readily sold. In woolens, heavy goods
are in good demand-beavers, pilots, sealsklns,
etc.i but cloths and doeskins are dull. The
auction sales are drawing t. u close. The i'm
portations OF dry goods are large, compared
with those In the corresponding week OF last
year, namely, S4S9, ,7OS against $249, 500 in
1862, but much OF the difference arises from
the increase in value. The importatlons, as
expected In the fall, will be limited to the views
ofimporters as to the probable capabilities OF
the market. Stocks Of foreign goods are not
large, and 1t is therefore expected the importa.
tion will be fully equal to those Of last fall, II
not rather greater.-N Y. Independent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
PERNONAL..

MAJOR GENERAL Couch has gone to Pitts
burgh, having been transferred from the Army Of
the Potomac and assigned to the command OF the
troops In that district. II the rebels contemplate
a raid into Western PennSylvania they will find
Gen. Couch an ugly customer.
Col. WIN. ORToN WILLIAMS, one of the
spies so promptly hung by Gen. RoseoranB, was
brother Of Major Lawrence Williams, late OF the
Sixth U. s. cavalry, and cousin OF FItzhugh Lee.
Lawrence Williams was dismissed the service
several weeks ago, for abIenting himself from his
regiment without leave, NRd indulging in expires.
sions against the Government.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

Appointments to the Naval Academy.
The President has appointed the following
sons Of officers Of the army and navy to the
Naval Academy, for the year 1868, In accord
ance with the provisions of the eighth section
OF the act approved July IA, 1869; Allen Smith,
son of Maj. Gen. C. F. Smith, United States
Army, who made the decisive attack on Fort
Donelson, in February, 1862, and died April
25 1862, from disease contracted by exposure
in the service; Ashburton Webster, son OF Col.
Fletcher Webster, and grandson of Daniel
Webster. Colonel Webster died Of wounds
received in battle, near. Washington, d. c.,
August 27, 1862. Frank Case BirDey, OF Phlla-
delphia, son of Major General Blrney, United
States army; John A. Rodgers, son of Maj. r. o.
Rodgers, Maryland volunteers; Jas. De Camp,
son OF Captain james Dc Camp, United StStes
Navy; Morris De Haven, son of Lieutenant
Edwin De Haven, United States Navy, who was
sent by the United States Government, In 1858,
in search of Sir John Franklin, and now on
the Retired list Of the Navy, in consequence OF
physical lnfrmitlesi Lambert g. Palmer, son OF
Surgeon ]. c. Palmer, United States Navy
Jonathan NJ. Wainwright, United States Navy,
killed in battle on board the steamer Harriet
Lane, In Galveston harbor, Texas, January l,
1858; Arthur Wake, son of Captain II. Wake,
United States Navy, now serving in the Mis-.
sisslppi squadronj Charles W. Ward, son OF
Commander James II. Ward, killed In action,
June 81, 1861, of Matthias Point, Potomac
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

FORCE OF HABIT,-Mr. Montgomery, of the
Nicksburg Wig, In the course Of his narrative
the other evening, told good story of the land.
lord Of hotel at Holly Springs, Miss. 1t was
a large, fashionable hotel, and the landlord
was Pompous man, with a huge corporosity
aud a rufiled shirt bosom.s Printed bills Of fare
were provided, yet the landlord stood at the
head OF the table, at dinner, and In loud voice
read of the list Of articles In a rhyming way ,
" Here's boiled ham, and raspberry jam; baked
potatoes, and cooked tomatoes turnlps
smashed, and squashes SqudShed," and so on .
Mr.. NJ. asked him, afterWard, why he read 1t
aloud, when printed copies were on the table.
Force of habit" replied the landlord " got
so used TO 1t can't help II. You sec CON.
menced business down here at jackson, (the
capital Of Mississippi and most all the legls-
lature boarded with me. ere tcasHt a man
Of 'esH could read, 50 Ihad 10 read he JM 0, fare
20 'sIn."