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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
A Reconnaissance Across the
Rappahannock.
STUART'S CAVALRY DEFEATED.
A Fierce Fight Near Culpeper.
LEES HEADQUARTERS AT STE
vENSBUR0.
Moseby's Guerrillas Routed.
STUART'S CAVALRY DEFEATED.
A Fierce Fight Near Culpeper.
Moseby's Guerrillas Routed
WAGONS RECAPTURED.

HEADouARrERs ARMY OF TIE FoToMAc, Au-
gust 2.-Gen. Buford's cavalry and artillery,
with a supporting infantry force, yesterday
crossed the Rappahannock at the railroad sta
tion. From thence with his cavalry and artil-
lery he proceeded toward Culpeper, driving
Stuart's rebel cavalry before him. When near
Culpeper, Gen. Buford encountered . large
rebel fort eof Infantry and artillery, and fierce
nght ensued, lasting until dark, when he with.
drew to strong position east Of Brandy Sta
tion. The loss on both sides was considerable.
This Reconnaissance confirms tho reported
concentration of Lees forces near Cuipeper,
and indicates that his present hesdquarters arc
at stevensburg, four miles southeast Of Gull
pepper.
The senty.nine suffers wagons captured
near Fairfax on Thursday night BY Moesby and
his band were recaptnred, with all their con-
tents, on Friday morning near Aldie, by the I'd
Massachusetts cavalry. A skirmlsh ensued
between the guerrillas and our advance guard,
but on the approach Of the main body Moseby
fed, closely pursued by the cavalry. Several
Of the enemy are reported killed and wounded,
but no report has yet been received of the re-
suit OF the pursuit.
This morning detachment OF our cavalry
killed two and captured two others of Moseby's
band near New Baltimore, and were engaged In
ferreting out others.
Yesterday and to-day the weather has been
far the hottest Of the season.
All Is quiet tonight.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
A New Wrinkle in Astronomy,

1t is unpleasant to make the announce
ment In the dog days, but as the fact cannot be
withheld from the public until the weather
cools, We hope to be excused for informing a
presplring people that the sun is three millions
Of miles nearer to the earth than the sstroLo-
mcrs have heretofore supposed. Exact sciences
should not blunder, and astronomy, as we all
know, Is an exact science. 1t seem, however,
that Newton and Herschell, and all the modern
star-gazers, have enormously estimated the We.
locity with which solor light travels. 1t is not
so fast" as they imagined. The nearly sim
utaneous observations of NJ. Fourcault and
". lie Yerrier, the distinguished French
astronomers, who have been "holding the
watch" on sunlight, lead irresistibly to
this conclusion, which is confirmed, also,
by the result of series Of experiments made
at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, Eng
land. If such a serious error has been
committed In relation to tho speed Of sun
light, VIC presume there may be a miscalcula-
tion as to the pace Of starlight likewise. In
that case We may as well burn our old astrono-
my books, for there will be the deuce to play
with ornamental distances, and we shall want
new heavenly guides and sdereal charts forth
with. In the meantime let the children In our
public schools be dIsabused of the idea that
the sun IL nincty-fve millions Of miles away.
1t may be comfort to them next winter, when
coal will probably be ten dollars ton, to know
that the sun Is not SO distant by one.thirtieth
as they have been taught to belieye.-N Y.
Led1er,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
A rn,,.,y F.,. cA..,.tr,,A 4

Nuheary Fete Chaapetrs. an.
Colonol Percy wyndham and stat gave an
entertainments 70 their friends At the camp of
dismounted cavalry on the Bushrod Husssr
farm, In Virginia, about one mile and half
from the Lorg Bridge. Il was . brllllsueD as
semblage Of fair women and brave men, Who
passed the evening with dancing and feassing.
Two excellent bands Of music we're In aitsnd
ance, and the warriors and demoIselles tyippsd
through the mazes Of the dance by the light Of
the moon and Of colored lanterns, which gave
a fairy like aspect to the scene. 1 4. o.
The only thing that occurred to mSr the 'fsa-
tivities was an ARRAY that arose In distant
part Of the camp over some fighting whIskey
belonging to suffers. We hear that two men
were killed and twelve wounded In the affair.
An accident occurred to Capt. Harts and Col.
wyndham while they were riding home to
town In buggy after the ball, and their escspe
from death or very serious injury was some
what remarkable. Their horse was frightened
by locomotive and ran away, throwing the
buggy over an embankment some twenty feet
high. Col. Wyndham was scarcely injured,
but Capt. Hartz received some severe cuts UPON
his legs, one Of which was also sprained and
various bruises upon his person. l 90
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

POLICE CAsEs.-Alex. McArty and J. G.
Smith, drunk, dismissed Mary simons, do, sent
to workhouse, For disorderly conduct: Hugh
Mcclure, fined IS SO; Thos. Price, hvsd e6ssj
Frank Bowman, lined s3,4ij Chss Williams, fined
si.6s; T. S. Beuto Dill Edlnburg, Henry Collins,
Eiir, and Harriet Lee and Ann Tracy, faed 81 u
each. .rTs..
MARINE LIsT.-ArTipals--ste Steamer Baltimore,
Lewes, New York; mechsudipe to MoIga = Rhine
hart. .. .Jr
sohr. Sarah HELEN, Mitchell, Hsvrc-de-G Grace
coal to Bogue DOnnelly. "
Departures Steamer seymour, Room, PhilAdel-
phisi merchandise from Hyde l. Davidson. s.r
CuEsArEAKE AND ONO CANAL.---Arrisals-
Boats to Rays Docks, with coal Vim staAhops,
III tons, Anna Rsinhart, ios tons. frHs1-I "
Depansrss.-H. d. Carleton, Samuel stridsr, "
!. Hull, Gen. Mcclellan, W, Hutchins, J. nssaSa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
Naval Ordsrs. To-si.y.

Surgeon Phillip d. wales, detached from
duty at the Naval Academy, and ordered 70 ths
steamer Fort Jackson, ..- 1uti,
Surgeon william Lowber, ordered as mem
Of the Medical Board for the examination OF
candidates for admission to the Naval Academy
as mldshipman. .r,..
Assistant Surgeon J. Med. Rice, detached
from the navy-yard, Washington, and ordered
to the steam gunboat Eutaw.
Assistant Surgeon Stephen D. Kennedy, Or
dered to the navy-yard, Washington. sai .
First Assistant Engineer II. B. Noncs, de-
tached from the Wabash, and ordered North to
examination.
Second Assistant Engineer Harsew, ordered
to the Wabash. .S
Second Assistant Engineers James sliender
and II. W. Robie, ordered to examination. "
Midshlpman A. H. Vail, ordered 10 duty In
tho Mississippi squadron. '@ -,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
PERSONAL.

JUDGE NIBLAcK, of Indiana, Is In the cigr
HoS. VIM. DESNrsoN, Ex-Governor Of Ohio,
10 At Willards'. ... ... .4aI
d. W. MIDDLsroS, ESQ.,, deputy clerk, 10
now In charge OF the office of the Supreme Court
Of the United States, and to him all business com.
municat,ons may be addressed.
KATE FISHER, the charming danseuse, vsr-
satic actress, and popular vocalist has arrived ~
town from Nsw York, and will make her nsst ap.'
pearance at the Washington Theatre this eveaiss.
more fascinating woman does not walk ths
American boards than Kate ~ ~. , o.
LIEUT.. G. D. MrHAFYEY, who has served oo
stat duty 10 this city aud The Army Of the Potomac
in an important position, and always With honor
to himself aud the service soidlsP and Q Ssn-
tleman has been ordered TO Join his regiment, the
First United States Infantry, at vieksburg.i He
leaves this afternoon with the hest wishes Of .
large number of frienda. ...F,.If4
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
THE LONDON TINES

This most unprlncipled of all the British
journals has heard of our great victory at Get.
tysburg, and announces to the world that II |,
" surprised, disappointed, and satisfied" This
being the case we had better tall retrospec.
tive view Of our own affairs and see II some
mistake has not been made. Our victory at
Gettysburg cannot be right, IL the London
Times 10 Satisfied at II. There must be some
catch about the matter. Meade must have
been In collusion with the Tines and has cheat
cd US, because 1t cannot be that the Times II
satisfied st snything that happens to be advan
tageous to the Government of the United States
and which proves to be q disaster TO set o
scoundrsls who are In arms to destroy II, q,
was the case with the battle Of Gettysburg
Gen. Meade ought to be court-msrtlslsd fol
having "satisned" the London Tsrss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
DY THE PREsl.
DENT OF THE POLICY OF THE
QOvRRHAENT II PROTECTING
THE sOLDIERD or THE UEIOa.

THE SOLDIERS OF THE UEI0s.
On Saturday We announced, in the REPuB-
IJcAx, exclusively, the future purpose Of the
0oyanmsas 70 rstalIats In all cases whore
ss,di& Of the Unitsd Staess IL punished by the
rsbeis in violation Of the usagss Of war. To-
day we publish the Prssidsnts Official order
on the subject. Its Language csunot be misin-
tsrpretsd, and We can assure the rebel author
ities 1t Richmond that Y scu not b. vio,sssd, but
will Be cxscuted In all cases to the very letter,
esd SEAsst dslsy. II MP. Davis desires to try
h on let him harm hair Of the heads of
Captains Sawyer and Flynn, and the sons of
General Lee and General windcr will promptly
answer for Il with their lives.
We can assure the President that his order
VIM meet with ready response in the pub
lie judgement and public hoart. 1t Is but an
ct Of simple justice to the gallant men who
hsve been fighting the battles Of the Union
and are now suffering In reoel prisons. It lie
saao pledge Of security to those who are to gc
iuso battle hereafter. More than this, 1t 10 due
70 humanity that the black man, upon whose
hssd % much hate 10 poured out BY the rebels,
shssad have this protection guaranteed to him.
We congratulate the country upon the an
nouscsment Of this now and wise policy. -u
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
LAiER FRoI cHlRLEI1oA
4 r. \
Gsge Of fost Wagner Pro.
gresaing.
ssvssaf soe-psuldsr siege Cans
500 SThfsatenias sumter. 81
Report Of Rosecrans's Advance
..,,.a.., Upon Savannah.

PunADEirHIA, August a. The steamer
Fulton, from Port Royal on the sist Of July,
has arrived. '.f
The siege Of Fort Wagner vas still p!osress-
ing.
General Gilmore has mounted q number Of
2oo-pounder siege guns within one mile Of fort
Sumter, and he 10 confident Of reducing both
Forts Sumter and Wagner In short time.
The Nsso South (published at Port Royal)
says; "Just as we 60 to prcss II Is reported
that Rosccrans Is within thirty miles Of savan-
nah, Georgia."
1--WE have information also that Gilmore has
several 100 Founders and two $50 o-pounders Par
rott guns. p.-
The report above of the advance Of Rose
Grams into Georgia, is evidently Incorrect.
REPrBLIcAN.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
ARTILLERY REyrEw.-Mni. Cen. Hsintssl

ARTILLERY REviEw.-Mal. Gen.. Hcint1ei-
man, commanding the Department Of Washington,
will resiew this evening at 9 O'Clock, on the
grounds on East Capitol street. the following asid
batteries; Seventh Massachusetts, Capt. Davis,
Second Connecticut, Captain Sterling Fourth
New York, Captain J. D.. Smith; Eineteentl
New York, Captain stshl; First Delaware, Cap
tain Yields; Sixth virginia, First Lieuten-
ant Herr; Twelfth Ohio, Captain johnson /,
Tenth Michigan, Captain Schultz; battery A, First
Virginia. First Lieut.. Furs,; Battery ;, First New
York, Capt. Wilson's Battery II, First New York,
Capt. Mink; Battery II, First Pennsylvania, Capt.
; gan; battery ], Fifth United States, second
Lieut., Mcconnell. In all thirteen batteres, oom-
prising force Of sixty guns, eleven hundred men,
and one thousand horses. 'f..4f,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
D..,rue,,v. Fire a, Scranton, Pa.

SCRANTON, Pa, July 3l.-A fire broke out
in the cellar Of Matthews & Gilmore's drug
store, on Lackawanna avenue, at 0 O'Clock last
night. The fire extended to four-story build
ing on the north owned by John Coch, and
from thence on the south. Coch's building
was badly damaged. Geo. Fuler's and San.
derson's building was totally destroyed, with
its contents. The property of g. A. g. ]. +.
Fuller and Matthews Il Gilmore, and the Union
and Peter Williamson Masonic Lodges. was
totally destroyed. The fire originated from
hen zine ,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03

The following order Of the President Is pub
iished for the Information and government Of
all concerned, so F.1 9 W. '7.
rt Rxrcurivr MAnsion,t
WARRINGTON, D. C., July %, isss.
1t Is the duty Of every Government to give
protection 70 lie citisens, Of whatever class,
color, or condition, and especially to those who
are duly organized as soldiers in the public
service. The law of nations and the usaees
and customs Of war, as carried on by civillsed
powers, permit no distinction as to color in the
treatment Of prisoners of war as public enemies
to sell or enslave any captured person, on
account Of his color, and for No offence against
the laws Of war, is relapse Into bsrbarism and
. crime against the civilization OF the age.
The Government Of the United States will
give the same protection to all Its soldiers |;
and II the enemy shall sell or enslave any one
because Of his color, the ofreuse shall be pun
ished by retaliation upon the enemy's prison.
err in our possession. -....
1t is therefore ordered that for every soldier
Of the United States killed In violation of the
laws Of war, q rebel soldier shall be executed !;
and for every one enslaved by the enemy or
sold into slavery, rebel soldier shall be placed
at hard labor on the public works, and con tin.
ued At such labor until the other shall be re-
leased and receive the treatment due to pris.
oner Of war.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By order Of the Secretary of War,
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
From the New York Evening Post.l
Additional from Charleston.

We have obtained some further particulars
Of the news from Charleston harbor, brought
by the transport Belvidere to-day.
The Ironsides and two Monitors, abreast of
Fort Wagner, were occasionally firing on both
Fort Sumter and Fort Wagner. No engage
ment Of any account has taken place since the
assault Of the 10Th Of July upon Wagner. Our
Losses since that time have not averaged more
than four per day. Gen. Gilmore has now
fourteen Parrott guns and mortars In position
on Morris Island.
For the present the idea of taking Fort Wag-
ner has been abandoned-shells making but a
slight impression upon the sand Of which that
work Is composed; the breach made by one
shell being soon lled mp the exposion Of other.
Gen. Gilmore Is confident that with his heavy
siege guns he can breach Fort sumter.
The 10th Connecticut regiment occupies the
rife pits within two hundred and fiy yards of
Fort Wagner. Col. Otis. of this regiment,
came here on the Belvitere for the purpose OF
taking back drafted men.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
81 11ZEEc1(dFH.
tttft1!'.R', $: ;"'t!j
Movements Of General Davidson a


NON T ylsSsss: ~ 3. :;5(7sS el.s x.jsl enm: a.n.
Blair .nf $40 = Ssss 70 t.LopA
All quia at vlcksburg and vicinity.
Col. Richardson, the rebel guerrilla, has is-
sued an order requiring all men in West Ten.
nsssee, between IS and 45, to report at his
camp. Under the rebel conscription law the
fOsloviag bSsssrous distractions sre to govern
his men in earring out this orders SasTiia .
II fany man should absent himself from home
10 avoid this oFdst, 0sfa oAh house ana III his
property, except such ~ may bs ussfsl toAhis
commsndi ifany man shall resist this order BY
rSfssiny 70 report, shoot him down; II any man
.tsks refuge In his house ana rsHsss rsistsuee,
set the house on fire, and guard II 80 he may
not get odt.. ''' '''' ''' '''''
90 Ofacsn fromtho steamer Couricf} }frtth Heie-
na, report the arrival Of Gen. Davidson with q
large cavalry force from Pilot Knob, Mo. He
captured about Ave hundred rebels ten miles
from Helena, and brought them 10. ap 'as.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03

DISTINGUISHED CoSscRTPTs.-Amony this
drafted In Philadelphia are two sons Of General
Meade, one Of whom, George, Is now mem
Der of his fathers staff. Col. Richard Rush, Of
the Sixth Pennsylvania cavalay, (ths Lam
cers,") is also amsng the lucky ones. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
A Mslitsvv Change.

Col. Percy Wyndham has been relieved from
duty here and ordered to his regiment. Col.
sweltzer, formerly of McClellan's sts6, b or;
dered 70 the duty Of rehabilItating ne dii-
mounted cavalry and sending them proupsly
into the field as soon as possible Ha camp
will be near that now occupied BY Col. wynds
ham. II is called Scamp Davis, =" In honor Of
Colonel Davis lately killed in cavalry battle.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03

ABOUT THE DRArr.-By reference to our ad-
ycrtising columns, 1t will be seen that the draft
for the Third and Fourth wards will take place
tomorrow, In the Council Chamber-the draft
for the Second ward coming of to-day, at 8
O'Clock, The number to be drawn from the
Second ward is 74l, from 2,4sO enrolled names.
This includes the 70 per cent. for erempts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
RECEIPTS At. the oEFlcs OF In
TERNAL REVENUE. FOR THE
>~n~~- nu rr,vv .......F- "a ysaT

1 The total receipts At tho Once Of Internal
Revenue. for the month Of gulys amount 70
Ave million two hundred and nstys;slght thou
sand nine hundred and sixtyscven dollars and
eighteen cents. This includes nothing from
tsr on "incoms. and ID 7cohsidsrsbly larger
than the receipts for any previous month since
the opening Of the Office. asIis ,tliIiHl y'dr
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03

RorAL ARcn.-A resumed communication
Of Columbis Royai Areh,. Chapter No. 10, wilt BE-
held 20 Aasonis Hall sosnss q Ninth ssd p
:Sss-S no. faossoH ssssss.'y,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03

Sun srRucK.-A man died yesterday ppar
the Observatory from coup de soIei. His name has
not as yet been ascertAned, Several cases Of per.
sons falling In the streets from the effects Of the
heat, have been reported. In every instance the
person had been drinking large quantity OF water
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03

DEsPERATE tcHARAprEB.-John Reynolds,
private Of the Second d. G. volunteers, wac con-
lined to-day in the Gusrdbouse, on the charge Of
being desperate character, p 'a .''--.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
THE HEROES OF PORT yDsoN RE
TURNING HOME.

The Fifty-second regiment of Massachusetts
volunteers arrived at Cairo on the 3Oth ult.,
numbering 7s9 men, en- route home. Their
time expired on the llth ult., only two days
after the fall of Port Hudson. The Twenty. first,
Twenty-secoud, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-dfth,
and Twenty-sixth regiments of Maine volun-
teers, also served out their time at the same
date and are en- route home, by the way Of the
Mississippi river. Other regiments from Gen.
Banks proud little army are entitled to go home,
and will follow those named INN sdistely.
Nearly all the troops comprising Gen. Banks
expedition were nine months men. They little
thought when they embarked from New York
few months since, that they would go so far
upon the ocean, make Such long and rapid
marches, and accomplish in such short time,
so much for the country and themselves, and at
last, by dlnt of their own courage and perse-
verance be able to return peaceably to their
homes by way of the great Mississippi river,
covered with greater honors than ever decked
the victorious legions Of Napoleon in his great.
est triumphs.
The splendid welcome these noble heroes
VIII receive when they return home to Masea.
chusetts and Maine will be worth a trip
Down East" TO witness.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
DEATHS OF soLDIERs.-Thc following deaths
we reported at the oirce OF Capt. Hartzi iffs

Oscar :. WiIbus, Ibtth N. 7.
John Hashsm, IiAth N. n.
Albert Robinson, goth Maine. -''i
John shinrock, 6oth Ohio. r.
George W Ames, LIST N. Y. art. .. ~
Thomas julien, 62d ny
Chss. Rockcndoyler, 7Ith NY.
Howell Powell, nth Pa, cav.
Erastus Hashel, itist NY, T'.. ID
Aaron p. Conrad, l12d Pa.
Theodore Hariee, 10th N, Y.
5. d. Gram, ed N. H.
Morgan c. Rodgers, 4th N. Y. cav.
Hiram L. Perkins, is' N. Y. battery. %,
James Ward, I18th, N. Y,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03
rs,ih0GAL NEWSis
Ths prafs.

a 1oMnmuesMnvssov Rns DaAWsss n JTzE
Isnss ,wAaS>sARssaAay - ~ aaDsNassaent
~ % latvflay The ArswiAg of sAnss- Sos the
6f6iS s0AnsaSsd sAis mofnisg undss ne direction
|oseupeaiG siAsssSs n afswisg was tsaAsstsd
In the following manner, s,sts slips Of pspsn each
With the naus writtss % u Of an surollsd eitisea
Of he 1ifst wad, wsfs put Into l large boz. Prom
sAis mind man, ~. DassS n - draw i,1oo efthe
slips, that bsing the quota Of question.
The slips were all eounted By csStaia sAssts, the
Provost Masshal, In person, aa4 a1sse ~ wsrs
Nvit 1Akxsn up n 7ths boz she drawing Com
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03

rA,s s,oses The draa Sss he First vard. OF ths
aunbsr drawn s7l wsss white and - soiored.
WA. H. Parres, ons q the enroliins oihsefs, WAS
drafted. "a Il f.+ oa. ssafE g..4..-l FIs-l..Es
Evssyth thlag wsat oR quietly. tThs drsft for ths
sessnts wssd opmneneed at o'slosk. ha'hfen
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03

Thomas Phillips,
II 7 stiekei, .,afu q
Jno Kurnsr, 3D.. .a 10
j. Duval, -a a ..
Jno Woods,
A Mcneil,
Thos Courssy,
Jno Comfy,
b u Kendall, lTluS- tl
Pat Ryan,
Carl,
Chas = sohaier,
VIM 81 Higgins,
WIN Powers, H'
Jno Boehop, -f l.4
A West,
~ Thooass .af4l rsIai
Geo W Cornelius,
Thomas Burt,
Jno Wilson, Ell lDy
sH Rsf,
Daniel Lynn, Al,
John sullivan,
Joseph Mathews,
Geo stevens,
Hg Trimble,
Henry NJ lanes,
Nh Brown,
Jas Farrier, IA. "a
Milton Bull, r-a
NJ Hansy, lrr ~.
.HeteF Donnelly,
Les fail, gisiHL - 70
Calvin whitnors, 81 {,
~ A Hutchinson, u
Jne rnssss3t hl' .
Ed Gins -
Jas AenAstt,
Lvt kse e-TuI.aA -.
d, Geo sheafsy, Hl
- J0hnsop, t- .#H IH
chas MArsh. LZE4r-4
wsAiey EusqxA z u +
Hsasy gss1Uls, ra5
Geo witehsvt,
sAmusl pspr, ~
DaHisl Aradgs 1o 5llG'
Thomas oswanss ~ ~
Henry yl(sks5, ~ !, 80, y :
. Nc cAfty, je,i]I-
lanes Parker,
Frsd Taylss, BE- i..li :
samusi wAittoo, !
Robert A whitehand,
ChAs KitaAen, so
HsAWper, sIIl hiAp
wm Piaytsr,
b yas MeGrsAn, . %. 'i''f
WIN Peacy,
Sohn Kaylpr,
WIN Yoight, .saIs
Jeha nenAermsn, SIN
SSohu Kssy,
John fucker, .-r..
Barnard Leddy,
Geo Baldwin,
J aundsr, III lE,r ~
Jno Shaw, 40
Gilbert Joy,
Robert Lep, l.
@. !. Roberts, 90. 10.
Henry Ghee,
Jno Nc Donald,
Jno Brown,
Jno Jssser,
Bam'l Davis,
Michael Conroy,
u. II. Newbern,
,Eli CsnVeu,
lao Whttuaysr,
Jas white,
wm Thompson,
Theodore Irish,
Jacob Moore,
Andrew Rock,
X Logan, 80
James Blu MS,
Thomas Gerul,
Geo Boswell,
Milton Smith,
Frank steth,
william Bergur,
Jesse smith,
- MeGucler,
NJ O'Connor,
Daniel johnson,
Aiverd Brooks,
A Watts,
1 VIM II Scott,
: Chas J Wheeler,
W Hutehison,
Thos O'Day,
Henry Horner,
Ed o Graves, g.
v Reaves,
Ed Park,
Lewis Carter,
q WaisicksonS
Grunnell,
Andrew II Frisbis,
williams,
John smuh,
Geo W Harrison,
John GAnzull,
Albert Kane,
VIM " McEivee,
Geo w Nail,
Geo Garrstr,
Geo Mills,
Jno Eppler,
Richard Hill,
Dayi ID sullivan,
Geo 7. Lewis,
C,lfus Brown,
Daniel Tolson,
Geo Wheat
John Edward,
0. d, whitney,
A Nc Colligan,
ChAp Baker,
Pat sheahAn,
Martin Hoffman,
Jas Lacy,
George jackson,
John Money,
Jas Bruce,
Peter Crogan, Il.
Henry Ferguson,
Robert Howard,
Alex kesrnsy,
% Henry Fostar,
John Boyle,
Pat Hin,s,
Frank Allen,
Perry Hubbard,
VIM slaughter,
John Cook,
wR Gray
Jas freeman,
Jno Augustine,
Jno Patterson,
q q Riggs,
Daniel sullivan,
" coskisy, 90
- - naaV-
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03

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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-03

INSULTING LASdUAGH.-T. C. Nichols, a cltl-
zen, was committed 10 the Gusrdhouse this morn
ing, by Col, Bake', charged with using very insult
Ing language TO thst officer. r..