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GOV. .ssneslh y hss Is loa /
FuUIl O'CLOCK, r. u.

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GOV. sseMe ep1 hnS n 4 |o1
vpdes no laS&, .dl h, DIX
World of yestSrdki coz ssinS{ bic Nllowine tissue
Of falsehoods;
"h should bc di-tiav.iy known that Gov.
Seymour lsh his sily lsss asiasy <asoYUesVs
paseibg week In scdulous attention 10 the d.
"Ss iiS.sisa s n'fES flS2 asba siN J
their ln!enl!on y ssIsrpR iks stss stlAiH Ass.ei
the draN. fhs sHall GIscoHrtesy Of This con
Nnct dlsahIeafs from sight Ii the eontcmplrs
.ion Of the irightfM scenes which might hayb
osss oSsn sP'ISd S %..SSy. Sar sy ans eoS s G
Ihty, and cVmipan nlcstsd 10 Tho ExecaiivsIoI
View IpfR their intention Of cominencipa
tonscription involving the happiness and tES
lives OF her citizens. This miserable attempt
70 achieve a surroptitious triumph, al once ovet
official decency, constitutional law, end civ
rights, will hx upon those who were guilty ioi
II fearful responsibility in tho future"
We arc authorized, and requested, 70 gitd
the above an emphatic deniui, In whole and ID
nearly all lis parts. Wedo Hot hesilale 70 brand
The author Of u rs abympaihiEer with, if not oil
active direct party to,the recent Coppsrhead
rebel rioters In New York city for the past ionr
or five days. The article was written to stir up
the mob spirit, which has swept like tornado
over the city, but which was fast dying Of,
under the benlgn inaachcc or grape and cams.
tcr. ..,........ ...... .,.'.,., f.t,arrru
The facts, as shown BY the official records,
are al follows; E' .''-' - -. 81,
on the I'd day of July Provost Marshal Geo.
cral Fry notified Gov. Seymour, officially, the,
orders were that day sent to the Board Of En
rollm,nt for n part Of the Districts In the Stat,
of Now York, and on the 9th, another motto,
was forwarded to him, accompanied by an OIL
cial csvy a tbo1igiusl iasfi thu dakfNNk
beer scutto tho Boards of Enrolment f6r othci
Districts, which notice covered the whole Stat,
of New York. 80,
The records from which the caiediaiiohi
were made determining the quota are on file IL
til" War Department. They arc impartial ant
appear 10 be entirely corfeet, as The Bosrdaio d
Enrolment were severaly notified, but II AZ
error should bc discovered or pointed out II
thom IL will DO duly corrected ia the next sub
scIucnt draft By notice being given. Tho lut
ter to all the boards, OF which Gov. Seymour
was duly notified, concluded In the following
languagc: 1-'H ,''1T ''''' -'@ " w. ...'
81 beg that you will do all in your pow or \
enable the officers acting nndy, mo ~ yoinplet
the drafl rromptly, eiiectually, fairly and buc
ccssfully.' .'.,'.'r ,,,,,. .r-rl ma,
So much for the reasonable article 10 th
IIorid Of yesterday, which no doubt was ou
off the principal causes tho blood, ,thsd in Lh
streets OF New York last night, costing th
lives Of at leatt fifteen Of the Seventh regiment
..rHstr. III III ll'lsln E'IuNi ,fIrV ,S,ii
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Tn. Rsbsll,on q ui.ssd IN B...e,.

Bosros, July 16-l0.SO p. m.-Ordcr has
been restored here. Quictncss prevails this
evening. The citizens generally obcycd the
Mayors proclamation, and kept within doors.
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Tnn ocOxsCRR1 .on IN HAS sKCiIU,
~. NJ 'i1'ss SAerTa,m, %, n, tns ,,.sS l,,
sinn tlIhI3 o. IulIsy s1.!II'e il5hI l1hh
THE H. 0R|AFI A.! NOWHERE n couMSi
q .,.,qT RgANDsEEPss, B sE a % ., s.5i, ,,,n.''T :
-----pr-iph'i 10 7piloiiGgn'
skHu1HS I ulJlIu ,tIss1N bsallhh
IT Nv IIsLdsBE ENFORCED,


nn Il u VI Was DEPA VT nGsr,I
tPRoyoSr mARsiiAL GEsERAL's OrricE,
! Washington, u. e., July II, lsss, IlIAs
Circular No. SaIiqCIt .ulALJ
y, Tho operations Of the drum lately ordered In
The New RsglssA and Middle Suites, though,
In most in4tspfss, completed Or now in progress
without opposition, bays In ono or two citics
boel lem ppta,ily Interrupted.
NJ Provost Marshals arc Informed that no or,
dors have been issued eopntsrmanding, the
draft Adsqa.te forco his boen ordered BY the
Government to the points where ths procoed-
ings have been Interrupted. y iTSSi i,sSI q %
=, Provost Msrshuls will be sustsined by tho
military forces Of tho country Ia enforcing the
draft, In accordance with the laws Of shs United
States, and will proceed to oxceuls ths orders
heretofore given for draft, Us rapidly IS shall
practicable, by aid Of the military forces or.
dsred to cooperate with and protect them. y = "
'r' .u..%"..H JAMIE B. Fsr,i"' .
.n Hr..1,ls Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

SEE FIRsr PAos Of to-day's REPUBLIcAS for
interesting news matter and miscellaneous para
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S,OLDIERs' CLAiM s.'
MAYORS OFFICE, SEtYa1A.i. lses.

osioeI "A - s iass iast.ae Sfs
ding and graveiling l. street south, irom seventh
street east to IN Als gSsysl u Ssa d'is
% quality to be approved by The Commissioher
Assistant commissioners, and to be nine lpf a,
the aen'Ie, tapering OF 10 urfnches tO,s" "a
gutter line, to be we'll raked OF atone o. 30
Ais, s,.,a INV 70 M. M ,,s ~ ns,cs ~ aids the
atDSi' n he sn2 Si Antds % A,sd odi
or except upOu the csrtttcai =, =. enppiS ys51N VA
and both the AsstpAhat esIoH bsiotp t2etein4.s,sI
work has been proper'" sepAdt dths cG1.Slons,
oeofa ssIo{Art tekSs y Hhts,Y1st EHhhtss III
bora nNHhsloners '".' ="
|r4 .'oas WxasletSs1NSn:, 1N:,i. 2
s% - Mi0sRlsA AA1t;,
o. sAkDEksUr,
Asst Con 0on''s
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The n 1s RSb sllion in Boston
4 ,',$s ;;5 $,;;a i; i:?. "a
t,rIatu.l ~ lice l,din.I 3" sl7'Ns ''i'd'".1 'p"
,EHLIi nrAVr-t
THE CONSTRUCTION Atr TO BIZ fEIEll
-dI4sl Il dLhuHI
ARREST .,,i]', OF a, .AtoBOckAT.

BosroS. July 1G.--Ths mob spirit Is oiiec-
tually suppressed hero. ThTei noindlcatiopp
Of its renewal. A q prscsutiosarv measure,
however, a strong military force, and, police
patrol will guard the city to-uighs, and, ~
ltis deemed nscsysary, Tor several nights 70
ooOo. r,ut lf.l, no 0hP sr'Ilfu1 10 snHdqlob bn,
: The t'ophtliuiionsl pca,ocrsiie Club xotsl
to test the legality Of te eonserpaoh:G X ',s ..ss
Bernard Doys was arrested soc, Ssra. .sulsp
the cro~d IN opposition W she dr~n,, nd 'wxat
locked up IiaI deiauiA u avc thousand dollars
hail .alnhIrLMl lnl Hlnlnllh
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NOTICE.

o. rsus rApea Is NOW vuRN,sBED Bi CAR
ptLRs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THis cry AND
Wis ,sfonugrowNn THIRTY CENTS PER
pNTII
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

0o0WS0RpfSSHs.-ThU tdvcftiscF having
:.sf .,~f,, sy ,:,,
with sc*rfe ling sEtrusp, ,aEd ti,et, diesA
disease, consumption, ~ ahxislJ to 'hike knoJxS
tn his fellow-suierers he meana Of cure. "
To all who drsiss " .hsiwftf tthd copy Of the
prescription used tfree Of eharge,) with the dreo-
tsoMs' III PrsPssthsl and using the same, which
.s1.,,:sr a;r"a. i" .Ss s 80.
ss.s:,. ss ,ss sSS:: :s.s; ;;
.aoasiS&t; nd $SsyF * FptJJe ( Sis.Ans. '
pEv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
; ~ i,HEsR'eutss, kiass ossais NssIsosh''
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

Martial Law AsOI1shed In C1ncInnatl.
CINCINNATI, July 15,-Thls city will be 10
lieved from martial law tomorrow.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

. We, 100, must gather the two-cdged sword,
spd poar out constituting frc that Win dclugs
the Esst with destruction, burning, aud tue
horrors " despair. = Vaattaroo3d Rettl, Jus 3.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17
. RESTAURANTS.
III AIHAlD1W d rl0 4 Holt sB;,1
CORNER Dhsfl vsIA HssErs.
DENGEL d .ysFforEis q Oh g.sh

e N So.y'FHOFhiETOhe
IN. -stAsnnmtit has ytst Beeh renovated rtaotd and md"
entirely renfted, and we are now prepared to serve
up meals At sll hours, and In the neatestA Nyle
known to the culinary art. The best Of
SaAsplEs, Sa.Akss ,nCeHitS'Ixsss nCeHiSxss,, ,ssi,,nd &c., mn
constantly on hand. Our bill Of fare coueiese ut-
EVERY SEASONABLE ARTICLE 2H'trh
known 10 the epcure, and we are determined 10
render the above establishpeokthn hdst potaSlHtl
place OF resort In the centre 81 the city. jyIoIm
lTOHN KER 'samHsH 25lI
u BUTLER RESTAURANT,
:, - ,1lsH b5!iDl ,dtpk
II "a ID Massow Dovce,J
Between sAss as,se,. tps tsp :s.is. PdPp
The proprietor Of this frtorite Rsstaurant has. :,
spared no pains to make thfs the bt tRSstxHSNASi
In Washington; and he pointS with pleasure to the
large patronage he has always besl hNAasSa Ntth d
and respectfully soicis contin Aance Sf the same
:.sns d sn. ~ = snd IL Sss 9c: &C. Id
DINNER, AND .,aaain
,;sps,. :. Us laSrtss'. 7stee .nd IN "a Re,
Breakfast from to - o'clock. Dtnaer and SUP
per at all hours. unN SET
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

run pisrf5fS 81 TssSSss.yUZ11t1, Es.asg. &c
ruS.S.l Of the hem above &ol DO hereby nSt Ssomss ns
and agree tC ssnd ifres Of eis,6s, 70 sly y9yns
M: %ssT 1sS:l ssa& 4ssssfsss fa1 & a1s. saafH;; NJ;
a, ;sI.i!s q itiSt !. Sss;s, 4 S'is:; ;a:
Msianchoiy' insanity, Wasting Decay, ' i%BcssSss''
:srpsisn. ss sS'. a. sss:s a s.s n.
%Hin %isS ,:Sses Gs..s so :ySt
my Ssa::' isa:s No. .ss SSRs u A.s gs:ss
QuAcK.RrA.sif feakseuy ssdtsST ySa,g rnen
suifenns from Neryou. Debility, 40, against sn-
asn.s,rlns ,hsir health ~ ~ q -
sssaSss ss,s:s s:sa x s gs ssiss
Sll :ssS ySs y y.s x ssPd %s posssid en-
.ps-dA~sn Loef so.' 'is,sss, ssjs, ),
EDITOR OF REPUBLIcAN-Dcay ST.. With
your paper thst will send BY return mali 10 al
a' Sns SH .aS Sss .iss As' srs sss.sis I si'fa: Ss1,
cee acs S, fss Fsslss f: Il 10 SH S;
skin. leaving the same soft, clear, smooth, and
win si.o mall free TO those having Bald Heads
q s Fra S..FY Ys:I s,sss7I g e e
iuxurisnt Hair, Whiskers. or Moustache, In lee
,hsRI msII ssS,,assA g Iha.tyls's0T ss'@sHih return
Respectfully yy,%s y@iifi cu,ru.u ;.,
,ieaH77ass ,iso ~ sliiHroad~ay .,kewls oisn |
| H IN. t9hyrssiors AMP lkxrxs,IlSs oE
Ssssias o 81 ssssaSs X sSsssa ss ' WIS.,
| Igt a fha Haas
oSkhM yHAEz lEPI,a w. hAs silhsA himseh ~
frfpeih4 put TO gfeat eNpshse and injhfy throush
BY :nes.i%s a%Sss shS SoS seiaa R.ss. .n.slop.,
single oOl'ies may be had Of the author.
| ..Ioli.sD sIdsNA70A AMdnI IA YTasN, Esa. y
yeS-iy BEDFORD, kinss County, N. Y.
THs GRkAT PErNsILvANfA RoUrs.-Th
quickest and safest route 10 ,the Northwest "A !,
| Sunday. soldiers tiokets at Govefnment rates ts
q, ne principal pSints y thsy yhath az. ys.t
3. !: s,ie. ssf.; 8.
| der National Hotel. Ofnes open from ., n. 70 Z
?. n.ion sundsys . n .. y. ,sn9liGA bIS
| g. o. NORTON,
| s& t.Jt-l .1..l FEtpH E4si AAo04S u
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THE 1II.RlAFTT, p ~ SPRINGFIELD,
~ ,r'ugs 'd' " .MkSS.H 81 i'',.,l, ~ ,,,, ,,.s
.--r' s,l,
ITrIPAssED oIsEA QtjiEfEY.

bptnu rdi In r7isra->s--h faS'DA tfi"lN
sSNA4IlZ - SAigbhh itHs t,Llu-sH sBlf 7
.sPliSssIaD. Mass, July 16.AThe quota of
tats fcitS M bccn filed to-day. Essry.hing
posed nfT tremendously, and Tho nan,es of
msny drafled men were rsceived with applause.
Masy prominent citizens, Including : number
Of prohsSiona men gro among The oo.sesipaeAg
Tbs drsft ~ this district Y N bc cioscd toor-,
row. stoi,Hlin in0s-m % aph nrE yIDshai1 ah' IL d
.atSai
Tnn cOxsCRIP1 on IN MAS sKCiIU,,
IA I,a,, .,s,TI5s,s AErTA, goiI i,ns ;s,ssT G'',
BosrON, July 16.-The dratt In Lowcii,'
ChsriestoNh,a RoItnrSr Spripxacld. and lks
other towns, has been effected in a,qpict apd
ordcrly sAner.ols.,rltno9 Ei,' bsiilnsl (Iiqm"'
,Ht 10 anlhr,T7------ii! i!--i q hnh oRi
,vALEasDaeHAn AT nrAuArsA Y,AixSss
BuyxAaas Jolly l6.--vsllandlshsa srrivsa ~
the erfscn n n House. SisrSrS Falls ihi. RsraiRg.
.Hah y I.lnIHIIt AAs
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AND, SURaE0N.s .

y
IA. D. RUGGLEs, NJ. y late Of Now yess ,ssr q
now permanently located at No. &t8 TWELH mn
n %sy e aSS
extensive experiences In the New York Hospirais
Ro.t judicious Tsaimsns q al ~so may reSui,s
7Ofcc hours before 10 q. ~ Ind fromsfSs u. M 2i
A. D. RUGGLEs, NJ. b.,
jyia-im' kor<<s Twelfth street.
TSESAlsssBS;Et,Sa2tRFsSSIRaA oE %HE4hJa MI
~ is Il 70 III. sss:;
.sasd' i Ia. been @.ds q appear that III The % FIRST
National Bank OF Washington, In the county Of
Ws.hiustas ssd Ihst'dc r'of CoIiiaSis, KSs been
duly orgahiz under and according TO the require
pSsaa "a as66 :ssasss s:dss
OF United States stocks, and TO provide ior the eli
,uulaton and redemption thereof" approved F4b!
ruary ~ 1868, and has complied with all the pio-
visions oi said aat required to be cpuptdA sish d
M. sSs tGs'sSrs. GSaTssss. sS,1Rst
ftfst National Bank OF Washington, county OF
Warrington and District Of Colustbth, ~ ausliot- o
fed to commence the business oi Banking under
~ In testimony wheftof,l lsiths.s ny hand dn'
H. and seal oi offiec thi. ism day q July, isss
a Bi7-d2m Comptroller oi the Currency.
g y LDl ERS' ola I'm g. "''' ''''
NDIsCHARGED SOLDIERS ss,iasdsS Penstsns, "a
Bounty, &C., will save much expense and trouble,
iaS % On @ the % undsrsisasd fnd Sssiaa their Sissss
pp'rsd here s;1SsS Il siS Y
aas street, near Tenth st,
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Matiuual @epublif1n.

90 rhg ,yUe. ~ a. s.,s...i KsR.s,.-
q esss 10 st Bvl Ntssb sassss, s.s~sss rss~-
. kteanla aSen ard D sers~ss I.' .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

RAPs.r-This, ,mosatsG'a naaiwsa lcaugNt n,
ths ~ q com sss,.ia os = lnty csritRSasI
'sih yh9 9ras gASahSis tSs Snithsohsn GrsSsds
". L Larken, private soldier, wsspAsslsg' ssai
essss, ttres as Cseeb AID 6t Catanne that Il "A
fax NJ trisafe1 SRs ysSt ai,ek. sabtqaai ialatsd
skeAaduedA m .ss IA i,s,ts yri9ifs 10 tod 0ilr'
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6iiCp:,
.Wyx.SssNSsI - 1kcss1.5 .osnins July sssf
aiISiiFiifaaiFIliIK Nt'3jfptttg

, aTYATAAvtpAsh i0ajvt 1klSus MIA sob
lSs'li Ss;T TTs;iiHsssA AfT;iIgIgXsl;sgAb
\ tItas, NshoRgf siass, aGoM tssdlhk,soe.s
spsis Sstt fSv,<iss!N 1isS yd) 'rsdf aHflsS
Js-~s A. siean. E,d, Is dir aatkerllsA' ~ ~
A ssessii.sS ~ N N 81 Asa a shesl tsesis..nh
$3.50 sssss ~ ,'tas q 'P' y
:. Va. Rlmav,rtAistalt
rn.o. .. sss6sih, sssb,r.,s TsIqoo sisa'Y
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

i7sth New Ybrk ,Ofdatttf1 v fhii,ia t.aa,u. NJ
company, which 10 doing -s,,ard DUTY al the Old
Capitol. Ihe ncs taks heesssstua sos m N hour,
aad ~ llstt uhNst tsasn seiiexed fpss Astya Ieis
supposed that he has deserted, a. nobody kuoNt'
anything coneernins hii where <b6uH We krow,
that Lieut.. Phlpeas sol9mon, fommandias ,ths
sufd, VIII uif hla wpnted vislssss 70 appfchsslf
him, .,fl . apfresg tisdf iyf 7aFgafH O. zntatyn
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UrrrRxo Drsiay4Ll sbyfpks1t. Peter
Lynch, citizen OF the District, was yesterday
rested BY Capt TodFOaed4sp ar lxfieueAfsslss hl
dlsloyai sentimenis. He 10 he'd in the Guardhouse
~ orders hoH M EXPERIMENTATION
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

N GAN1RAL Row.-A,hAAlo skinnisi took pascc
on satSs'fessp hesr D.ssss Night vi tvssaa
some soldiers-whiskey being the cause. One 81
PIE uea wanted I'd vhlpA MI esaialsl wio i~sj
rather averse to havlss. SjAlppiag, apd PITCHED
I'D tuHstea httle Sssutxls, ,fot the ,ehaa
bStipst tSt t,he ne sseoaa YAsa polios oaas
alnlG SAd Asgsatsd Ahrss 81 shsA saA tusk sAsm 10
Abe station House, wness sAes sefe Len iii hiyhs
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

The cseling OF gSsse saysd ome; but II IL written
10 the police reports to days thAt tn cank sinE Of
|a goose WAS ths nieahs Of getting man tnamed
soSn siamssf fato ,tno station-house, for the
larceny aS , pet apsse. belonging to Charlcs Coz q
FLAMES was held for " further healing.
|5t CITY Cans oisrshucreD.lfhi motning,
while car No 20 was being driven w, tho Avenue,
enc ofiths horSes became ifranNc and unmAnase-
able. The driver for Y time could not pull, nor
whip, nor chlffap the S&ninaai Into ptoyressive
potion mot TIL three or four ears were close be-
hini could driver ot Ieoaduetot ~Sst 30" from
&c stubborn "efitter." '""' '' "'"'''H" 81 ''"'
DEATHS oF. soLptEHs,H1 ,H1 Tps following DEATHS
d snldieps were repostsd w 10 tkis sornns sethe
o1hee OF GASti shartz, ,,oosssrof Eshteeuth and q
streets. hyapAesp Bsyesr, issth NJ \. ,to,b ,tSani
% strsli. s,h ohlo sss,; Chss, wilson, snh Mass,
sblomaa lsstiins, is7th Pal Hssjamia stiukney.
Ist Maine art; Jas. Hasaiman itsd Ps cav!, DAWN
Saiser, Isith P&;Fp,Avsr ihanAoliahd, Ilath Eas
Edward j. Butler, 9Th Mich, cav- r,iio-nyi ,ni Ian
U.S.. soLplxn UffERIso sIctEEsu sxss1rinEs1Bs SENT
n y Daniel, amember OF the First Maryland cav
ry, got drunk last night Esd pasaded the streets,
'hurrshins foI JsA psvts And tho southern Confcd-
:acy,n He was asfestsA by Govesamsat dssset.
i've sna ssfSied' To- thet Gussdh6 6uss, there 10 b
eona rk satf ir,h' ottsss frOn co. sAksinni %
RAlaoxb' saD'X XdoibssroMAs -, U1su,
three io,clssk yessseSay afscruosa sasn usined
withrow ~asiHstantiy fii'edBy bsiar ysipinsu Ia
come cars, which s4A ~ the tsssko oi the Govern.
aeat railroad on Alasybau1 syssus, hstween First
\ and second ssrssss nSonssr BA,hisy was present
Sad took the body to the dedoSscds late Residences
UrrEn,so Drsiasll sbyfrksr,.h Potter
Lynch, citizen Of the District, wss Yesterday ar
rested BY Capt. Todrsyasd4s, ser lNiaueaaslss III
dlsloyai sentiments. He 10 he'd In the Guardhouse
VY orders h"HttaxaopssM sMsrshsrysWaoI
,Bqou. Drssai7l. SS{S{Sitaaa:Ss;caa '0s va.
sse' sls SSl sss;;::sss; s:si,
{llE;E y 'aH.s; III .. 3:
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

sSsis'l 'lslsS Ss,l + q ,:::s,; :::ss
'as 'sEie asrss; III 81! :: !!
q .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-17

A Bolp, LlQyoR ss,itss, Tyohp. Williams
was fouhd 10 the, Goyetnment wagon ,ps,k ihis
,pSfnihg WITH demiJohn OF whisksyS peddh % At
toltke tasasstess and ssiAksrs who wess around!
He wss sausstin the act BY one of bakers id5tsc-
tivcs aud taken before the Colonel, who o. o'defed
his confinement In the !0tsrd House' until further
orders. N q hiE "a . ~ eiumlliEI 'ts'
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thorough and rigid, and the questions pro.
pounded and answered showed that they were
not learned by rote; for in some of the studies
the whole book was gone through aud almost
on every page some questions were propound.d
and answered. promptly. Tho examination
clearly showed q thorough drilling in the
rud'menta of learning aud reflected credit upon
teacher and pupils. And the young ludies
compositions aud the little boys defamation
manifestly revealed the fact ti.t great care
had heen bestsw swed on that department of in
'truction and frsm the wa.asn in which they
acquitted themselves showed that tho labor
bestowed had not been in vain. Altogether
we were highly pleased with tho ontire exer.
c'ses Of the day and can cordially reoomm end
Miss Pennnl as a skillful, jealous, through and
accomplished teacher of youth, wEsever he,
lot may be cast.
A. c. JACKSON.
'irmsn.
A. c. JACKSON,
J. w. BLACK,
NJ. B. LATiMER, J Commits.
w. BowEs,
II. LArrMnn,
July l6, 1858.
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CHARLEsTON.

The Yankees are evinong a determin ation
about Charleston that they never have before.
That it is their determination to capture. the
city Is beyond q doubt, if Yankee skiif and
their powerful means Of war is capable Of do.
ing it. At one time Our citizens were verv
fearful Of the result-but the gloom ha. passed
on and now they are sanguine of the ability
OF our troops to hold the city. In holding the
city against the tremendous showers Of shot
and:shell great deal depends upon The skill
OF ,ous: engineers, and we are not fearful that
they will not discharge their duty.
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HEADQUARTERS.
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION,
4 COLUMBIA, July 27, 1868.

A CoLvMDrA, July 81, 1868.
GENERA4oRDER NO.
T IN Obedience to the recent Proclamation
IL the President and in pursuance of orders
Of the Adiutan and Inspector General Of the
Confederate ates, the enrolment is hereby
ordered of al persons in this State, between
the ages of l8 Ind As years. who are liable to
Confederate my itary SERVICE and not already
in service
IL. With the kyiew to such enrolment En-
rolling Officers ill proceed forthwith to regis-
Ter all male Will PERSONS within the ages in-
dicated. found thin their respective Districts
who are adjudg4 liable to enrolment and who
have not alreadA been enrolled.
Ill. It is the dttY Of all male whites within
the ages indIcat Jas we'll those who claim
exemption az thdB who do no, l. to report in
person OF the Dist6et Office for enrolment; but
Enrolling OfHoers Will pc wait their so re-
portinp but will pHo-eed AT once to re ister
all persons who are djudged liable, on sucl,.
information as they o1ta'n:
gust. Enrolling OffceN will forward TO these
Headauarter. a Int of Nl per. ms who have re-
rorted as volunteers. rnlng descriptive particu-
lars, with the CompanJS Shnd Regiment selec-
ted.
v. After the ao,h davf August. Enrolling
Officers will transfer froI tho fegisfer to tho
Roll of Censor PTS. the n of oil persons
who are adju,lged liablst, consumption and
who have not reported Al Rlnnt-ers. and will :
send them Toward to the q up Of Instruction
as spssdly as practicable &ney WI also use
all efor' to gather in the affee OK al persons
who have evaded the duty Z rHPpre.
vi. A r the hrss dhY september, En-
rolling OfHcera will enroilSes' eonscr'pts XII
persons who. having repor Voiunte:err.
fail t" go forward to their reschve comm 'ands
by the said d"y: and will spae no e'is;;r ;;rt, re-
sorting TO arrests f necessary, 0torwapci them
promptly to the Camp Of Instr ton.
VII. The ex,gencies OF the sekce GaemaIl
Of Enrolling Officers increased fuvfty and
energy in tho performance of thsi} }S.iSea The
salvation Of the Confederacy msf depend on
their. exertions to increase the Srmy. The
Commnndent will be rigid in exaetAg Of then,
this activity and energy. II
C. d. N1E&ON,
|: Major, Act. Cemd't CoAeripts.
July 81
s8 All the papers Of the State sill cory
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CAPTAIN pOLHn,Y.,

Among the number slain At the late bst.,.
OF 9ettysburg was Captain Polhill of ebe 4stb
Georgia Regiment He was native Of Louis
vile, Gs.. and graduated at Ersk,ne co]leoe
Due #sst. in:this District, in less. Choosing
the'lsw for his profession. b located In. f;is
native town. Louisville, and far sopes auuA
was editor and proprietor of ths Louisvtlls
r oasstee. published in that plses. Hs-v.s .
spirited and fluent writer's good sditor-.ssd
hispsber was always Welcome vidtor to e.,
sanotums A. The commencement Of houf,;t;..
he 1tssasids ths pm sud took upasiss .vo,d
-rtised sonpsny and stsAshsd hiussk q
the 4sh Gsergia. and wfal3ed lis sword via,
as much sbi5t Sad des,sris,y; a. DO xss won,
TO wisld sfe pen. In tie issnasssbie Saw,
'dssf Hshs bssese RIshmeDd. Id wa, .svsr.ix
wounded. and returned home /; si.sr r.oovsr;ns
froY Is xeuHd be repsirsd ss.in to .bs scene
g asSen sad Sd@asdup his IFS upsappisss alta.
- Eesdpp. Hs nAs brave and daring sol-
disstp .the spsfms ef msahood--amisbis n
d'sptions lind -. ssaa trssssH tsst.y Il.
tissa swas pnarrisdse ds.ghtsr on.
Aq sSoEn of nqs Wet, whom, he l,f.
sisa IN 4 l4f bats. s.bssthsr snd sistsr, and
snas ~ : issas se n,opss his sstins.C Cdsstk
: .H II
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Doctor is in fine health.

Assistant Surgeon j. II. Gibbes has been
assigned to duty in the 10th R-g't vice
Assistant Surgeon A.. w. Perry assigned
to duty in Waters Battery. Our ,,nep are
much pleased at this change. III Ds1&lgbbes
met with favorable reception from the
officers and men of our Regiment.
We have religious exercises every Sab
bath, and frequently one or two nights
through b the week we hear sermon. Rev.
Edmond Palmer, of Marietta, Geo, preach.
ed to us one pight last week, and ON Sab
bath morning our Chaplain, the Rev. Mr..
Richards preached to US, and at candle light
Or. Quintard, of the Episcopal church,
preached an eloquent sermon. 1t is graft.
Tying to observe the increased interest that
our men take in spiritual matters. Mr..
Richards is much respected here, and is
doing good work in our midst.
Mr.. Peter Rickets, of Capt. Clinkscales
Company died recently in one of the Hos.
Ptals. lie was ever active and prompt to
duty.
Three plumbers of the "Press" are
absent from camp,-Two numbers have
been accounted for in this manner, Post
Master cont distribute the papers that
have accumulated on the retreat from Shell.
byville to Chattanooga" but We put it up
in this lipht-sPost Master foo lozv n
distribute them" presume the ibird
number sht be accounted for in like
manner. am well.
Your friend,