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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
Extracts from Late Southern Papers.
We have before us the Richmond Dispdfcn

We have bef0fe US the hlchmond Dispatch,
of July 9th, which contains the following;
NArcHRz, July 2.-The Louisville Democrat
says the last official advices state thnt Generals
Taylor, Morton and Green surprised the Fed.
oral Notifications at Brashear City on tho eth
of June, and captured eighteen hundred pris.
oners, including thirty-three officers; also,
90, ,OO6, 900 worth OF commissary, 81 500, 900 OF
quarterm aster's stores, $3.50, 900 of ordnance,
and e10O, 900 of medical stores; also % garrison
and regilnental flags, 10000 tents, 5000 horses
and mules, 1000 negroes, 1000 stand Of small
arms, 10 Siege guns, and q position as import.
ant as Port Hudson or vicksbprg. Other i'm
portant movements BY Gen. Taylor are pro-
Rressing. - si.. r.f 1.
A private letter from the Conner battery
states that Gen. Walkers forces, u, 600 strong,
had left Delhi, en- route for Lake Providence,
which 10 garrisoned by Fsderals and negroes.
They hung two officers commanding negroes
before lcaying Delelessing. 10,
FROM LEES ARMY. ...s
WHcHEsT.R, July s, Via STAUSToN, July A.
Passengers who have arrived here from Mar
tinsburg were told by Moseby's men that Gen.
Stuart had torn up the track Of the Baltimore
i Ohio Railroad at the Relay House. IlSr "a
II 10 reported that Lees army 10 marching
towards Baltimore. The enemy's tents -hsye
disappeared from Maryland Heights. ,S
FROM TENNgssRE.
ALBANIA, Vuiy Wv - AcH9iVu buAbi no9V
Grams is falling ba, ,k, and that Bragg 10 reoccu.
pying Tullshoma with heavy force. !. 81 80
There has, been no raid on the railroad In
East Tennessee. ;...urIt.. q, .... r..yf.s frr
|sri4, LIN tascoAD DIs PAToH. d.. .r1r
ATLANTA, July 4.v-lt IL considered certain
that Morgan has played havoc with Rosecrans
ysar. An important movement is taking place
10 Gen. Bragy's army, but 1t Is not prudent to
mention particulars.
y THIRD DISPATCH. ! n, 49,
ATLANTA, July 4.-Bragg's hesdquarters'as
at Bridgeport. The Tennessee river will be- the
future line Of defence. 1t 10 supposed that
Huntsville and the Memphis and Charleston
ralroad will be abandoned.
BoLroN's DEPoT, July 4, via JACKSON, 4th.-
Our cavalry were skirmishing all day yesterday
near Edwards Depot, with Osterhaus' troops
Our loss Is two killed, anu we captured sixteer
prisoners.
The enemy are firing national salute thii
morning. -l'
Negroes are constantly returning to thei
masters from GraRa's army. They report tina
the Yankses expected TO make another assault
to-day. o !
The enemy were engaged yesterday in throw
Ing pontoons over the Big Black at Baldwin,
Perry. ..l. 49,. ..r
The Dispatch states that Jaff. Davis hat
| recently severe attack, but will In few day
enjoy his usual health. He is rapidly resover
| ing, ...f 80, d,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

The rebel Congress recently passed arcsolu-
tion thanking the Indian soldiers Of the Con-
federacy for their valuable assistance. But the
gro troops, have not a word Of complaint 10
make against the use of Indian saysges. ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

We won't assert positively that the rebels
J have a. great many negro soldiers, but we do
assert that great many negro boys and girls
have brothers and relatives fighting In the rebel
army. We hope that nobody will have the
hardihood to deny this statement. Nashville
| Union.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

DEsTRyGTIvE FIRE AT MoHTREAL.---A fire
occurred at Montreal on Friday last, by which
an extensive turpentine establishment, consist
Ing Of, a large brick workshop, and a number OF
out bIiidings was entirely destroyed. A large
quantity Of the furniture was saved. The atock
was insured for ~ 900, and the building for
81, 400. The fire was caused bya person light
ing his pipe in the shed in which the flames
were first discovered. I'D .p.'l
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
New Patents.

List of patents issued from the U. 8. Patent
Ofhcc, for the week ending July 7th, 1868, each
bearing that date,
Asa L. Carrier, of Washington, d. c., for
Improved Musquito Bar.
Robert Nelson Eagle, Of Washington, D. c.,
for Improved Riding stirrups and Hoods.
James P, Heron, of Washington, D. c., for
Device for Preserving Postage Stamps.
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A s....t,sn saery E.p.s.d.

sr. LOUIS, July 8.--The dispatch sent West
this morning, purporting to be . special from
Cairo to the New York SHndsy AsrcSrt, rela.
tive TO an engagement between Johnston's and
GRANTS forces, is base fabrication. No such
dispatch was sent from Cairo. II Ia more than
probable that the dispatch from Des Noines
relative TO the movement Of Indians is also
bogus. r' ..r .'r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

A four-year old son tSf Patrick sharkey, of
18th Of Juns, was found dead beside stone
wall in North Providence, on Sunday. AThe
lad came to his death from fatigue and ex-
DOsure. '
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
A GREAT cNsLu E1ior.
I've 4hsasanA RrlDeaafs m I'M
n Hssand Horses and Mules
.;=...=......::........GAAhled r., s.
THE TRAIN FOUR MILES LONG

NEW YoRE, July 9.-The 7snss corespon.
dent with Knpatrick's cavalry. writing from
South Mountain, Maryland, reports the cap.
ture, on the eth, Of all Ewell's wagon train,
four miles long, strongly guarded BY infantry
and cavalry, with from l, 500 10 900 prisoners,
and 1900 horses and mules. .gpr
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

So many dlnsssnt ye.siosA Of N SfienPs p
NJ. Vice Pfesldent BtePhens 70 reach The o. B
capitl tsvkf tes.skss ~ hsfS made in
quiry at the Navy Department for the FACT.
and have besh allowed 70 copy ths dsspaadhe
A. ksslsst y aAturdSyi sftsfaoon the sScre
tary Of the Navy received the following. tn,
original Of MI. letephsns' iesssr to Admiral L.,
has been since received d the Department:
.sstv.sn o. ! c9sss, EH Misasss.:, 1sss ~ II
Hon. 0fless Wdiss, AsfvVAs hssy; IitI
The following cemmpnicstlon Il Just received
from Mr.. Stephens, Hho IL on the nag-of.trues
boat aashorsd! aSova l. shall iniDsar Mr..
sssSSsps sess wsM Soss - 'Hse0es "a eeofe
s.S s.SSsTsSssAir srSrrS mr. ro,ssbo.l
(. ~ - y 5hnr. Etvx., ~ {uiyi -
ESQ; Al Ai1ltsfy Commisllon(f ! ~ The
Aser1 of = Communication n yriting dom
tsGaSsn Davs, Comnaadesaa- 0hisl of che
'lsud Gpd nsysl tcfcssof ths NoWsss esases,
u Ahrshst6 tjncols, Cormshdsr, -chNf oi
TIE land sAd hAysl fofces of ~. United btates.
Hens sRobsst Oula, Coafsderats e6Ases Agsas Of
1zhhssIG iseo0mpanieD NE - sscresafy, for
Shspurpossof deiiyefihg me eynuftnica Hon
III pesS5u and csnfsrring upon the stnisciA 70
,whlah v rslates. desiro 70 ,proessd diSsstly
% Wsshington City in the sssaner Torpedo,
'SvsAas" ~ ssssss. .ANs' DsNievN, " Sns
Confederste ststss nayy-no .perSon being ou
board but ,the Hon. M. Onid, myself and the
hoak's ofacers and crew. 5 r,..s.,I % "a Z
utH lo !" Yous, most respectfully hhs
Tl%EAI|l ~ sALRxANDRR H. SrIPfnNs. :.
" Rear Admiral B. r. Lee, United Ststas nag
: 81 Ship Minnesota, st Newport News. at
- We undsrtand thst the matter was consid
cred In Cabinet meeting on Sunday, asd early
Monday morning the following was tele
grsphed to Admiral Lee. ar.. r.s ."g
a.. o" (Teirgram.l -
NkvF pEPARTAnT, 6th.July, 1858.
Aefiag Rear ADMIRAL s p. Les, Hamptop Eosds:
The request Of Alexander II. stephens IL In.
admissible. The customary agents and chan.
nels are adequate for all needful military com.
munication and conference between the United
states forces and the insurgents. .....--
, ..ltr ... F0. GIDEON WELLEs,
,s -h 'a 'i'tr /" Secretary Of the Navy,
The L.teligtneer states that similar dispatch
was received BY tho War Department from Col
Ludlow, commissioner for exchange Of prison
ers, and that . similar answer was returned
Doubtless the apswr was agreed upon in Cab.
met meeting. ,....rER1iW
The Richmond Dispotch Of July 9th says:
{. arvIce ,President Stephens, 1t is said. has
gone TO Fortress Monroe by the flag g-of.truct
boat. One story 10, that his business is TO see
about the exchange Of prisoners and another
that II 10 TO Inform the Federal government
Confederate States, and the rules Of civilized
wsrfsrs strictly compiled with, our forces IN
ths North will receive instructions to retallatt
N ktpd .,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

An old toll-gate keeper on A turnpike snear
York, when he heard, Of the comtbg Of the
rebels, declared that they should be stopped
and continued, 81 Ak desc feliers! i will make
de doll-gatc shut, by tam !' As we have moi
heard Of the advance ofthe rebels through his
gate, we suppose he must have been success.
fnl
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

1.-THE following lines were handed MS by tn,
author, young man dressed In plain soldiers
clothes. We think they will "pass mnster.''--
Ed. RsPuB.l
[ror the Republican,
"Dules ct Decorum est pro Patria Morii'
Oh, who would arm himsClf for hire,
And barter life for daily bresdj
His blood to qusnch Reveoges fire
His wreath to deck Ambltions headl
He knoweth not that bosom's swell
Which lights the eye and nerves the hand
Which speeds the arrow flight Of Tell,
And bids Us die for fstherlandi
This spirit reigns when hearth is cold
When tears have quenched the altar light
Whers woman's trembling arms enIold
The lov'd one. ere he seeks the fight;
Or breathes the vow, OF ba'es the blade
For all Of earth that man holds good,
That the green hills where he hath pisy'd
May drink his sacrifice Of blood
Behold how gloriouslv he dics
The prize 10 gained for which he strove,
And the stained turf whereon he lies,
IL softer than the arms OF love;
He lifts his weak head from the sod,
And the blythe bugle pesls through air,
And thanh Cor victory, to God,
Commingle with his dying prayer
Ayei with this spirit, only this,
A thousand victories shall be won
Each Seean strife, salamis,
Each battle field, q Marathon;
And every slave shall rend his chain,
whers'er this spirits whispers come,
Erin shall wake her Tyre again,
sArmatia call her exiles homei
WILLIAM HrsRy BH ,rsrpn
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

The slave States are losing their popula-
tion rapidly. The free States are receiving an
unusually large immigration, This disparity
win increase as the war is protracted. J.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

naval CAPrURK.-The U. 8. gunboat Saga
more, captured, June 25th, tue Eng iish schooner
Frolc. She was bound to Havana, with car
20 Of cotton and turpsatius- rar. .s e.
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g IERS' CLAIMS.

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS entitled IN Pensions,
Bounty, se., Will save much expense and trouble,
Ing on the undsrsigned aid having their Claims
prepared here at Washington before they 20 home.
.H'-" h. q. sPALDING, Attorney, ~
as street, nesr Tenth It.,
ie2A-1m .s... WAshlpgtOu.. %. q,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

TIE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUrg.-Ths
quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one O,
Sunday. soldiers tickets At Government rates te
For ickets and further information apply at the oS
doe OF the Great Pennsylvania Routs," /" northeast
corner pcnn,ylyania avenue and Sixth street, un.
p. .;on Sundays to ZIP. N. -
8. y. NORTON,
eW ..,- ..,........ AReut,
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sses.bsets C.p..rsa BY ths Rebels.

LOUISVILLE, July S.-The steamers Alice
Dean and the J. y. McComb were captured by
about two hundred rebels at Brandenburg, KY,
yesterday afternoon. Gunboats In pursuit.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

u The CONVERSATIONS AND ExPRRIENcE OF
AN Invalid. Published for the benent, and A.
warning and A CAUTION TO YoUNo MEN who sufIer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF ktAh.
or SELF CURE by one who has cured himself AZ
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quAckery.
a. BY enclosing q postpaid addressed epyeiope
single copies may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
my 26-ly Bedford, kings County, N. Y
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

MUSIC THIS EyESINa.-The band Of the Sew
enteenth infantry u 8. A., will play In Lafayette
Square, opposite the President's HOUSE, at half
past six this evening. This baad'i 10 attached to
the Nc sdquartcrs Of Gen. Heintzelman.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

Three infantry regiments are marching tc
reinforce Col. lPAIlips. lJM : lCtlLI
Gen. Blunt took no train, and will cross the
Arkansas and offer battle.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

JAIt roR couRr.-A negro named Henry
Bennett was arrested on charge of petit larceny,
and taken before Justice Clayton this morning.
He .tolo between three and four dollars. Tho Jul-
ties committed him to Jail for court. r...
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
The Malls,

A telegraphic dispatch from Baltimore, Nd,
to the Hon. George W. Mcclellan, last evening,
announces the gratifying intelligence that the
repairs already made on the Northern Central
railroad enable the company to transport. the
mails through to York, Pa, to-day. NJ.
On the Baltimore and Ohio road, passengers
and mails are conveyed uninterruptedly as far
Us Frederick, Md. lnT"
A new post office was yesterday established
at Montroso, Montgomery county, Nd, and
Thomas Holmes appointed postmaster. The
office 10 situated directly on the urppike,' be-
tween Dorsey's store and Rockville! 1 -.."'
Vanity Fair, after going through series Of
vicissitudes, doinic, tragic and other, has at
last come to an untimey end. 1t made its posi-
lively last appearance for this or any other
season on Saturday. 1t has made several other
attempts at dying, but hitherto with only In
different success. This time its decease-the
more's the pity-is a fat deeompH. 1t has
been q very brilliant sheet In Its day, and one
would haveisupposed that If anything could
have guaranteed II hong life and q merry one,
1t would have been the taste and talent Of lis
last editor, Mr.. c. Dawson shanly. II should
be said, however, Oh the immediate cause OF Its
death, so far as human coroner can Judge, was q
violent attack Of politics with which the editor
had nothing to do, the political color Of the
sheet (pretty dark Of late) having been deter
mined, of course, by the proprietors! Well, we
are sorry, any way, that We are TO see !its Jolly
face no more, rs even in It's latter and black.
and-tan days 1t always gave us good deal oi
fun, and whoever does that, IN times like these,
Ia entitled to rank as public son efact0r tfrht
concluding number, by ths way, contains .
little cat by Mullen, supposed to represent Q
scene al Pfdtf's, which has set all Bohemia on
the grin. II also contains one Of George Ar
noltf's best Maccaroni papers, and q series o.
teur d'sprn by the editor, which ought to hav,
saved the sheet for six month more at least.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

DEATHS OF soLDIERs.-The following deaths
have been reported up to this morning at the office
Of Capt. Hartz:
FL. Cowman, 18th Pa cav; Joseph Hubble, seth
Mass Michael Haley, 1st Mass. vol, Alfred VIII
son, eth Ind.j Ernest Bergman, ID Wis.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
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TAAul-fhs advs.Aaaansnts on our first psge
assAnssA - mtAssasy ofths rsilzssd ssoy4hies
ssvsPally naasA ass o0sAally corrected when
sAasopas AsAs, hsoos saa b relied upea % cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

BAND AT GEN HENrzELNAN's HRApQUAR-
TERs--Gsn. Hsintzelman had the band attached
to his quastsss stationed on the balcony Of his
office, for hour or two yesterday afternoon, dis
coursing sweet music and patriotic airs In honor
Of the cheering news received within the past few
days.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

Z A Confederate .py was recently daested
nAlingItInionI IspssosssliA OHIO. .Hsissd 70
CanaAn. N u L.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
OUR TROOPS Ar HAorRsTows.

FREDERIcK, July 9.-(From the Rtrald.] It
is reliably reported that our troops to-day oc-
cupied Hagerstown, after a fight.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

b. DzsERrra ARRxsrED.-John Logan was ar
rested last evening by one Of Col, bakers deteo-
tives, on the charge Of being desertsr from the
United, states service. He was oonnpsd in the
guardhouse until this morning, when he was sent
70 Forest Hall by order Of Col Baker. ..0 e
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

W. S5A al .Sses3 AVIS cOsA ,ll:;
started from Fort Scotch Fort Gibson, in the
Indian Territory.
.-.fssss1saMryesssse.sf hsseSwRssn sAcws
that Col. Pbilllps' India, brigade 10 hard yress-
Cd By she sSeuy, who 10 reported 70 Be !, ,0oo
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

DssEsrERs FROM THE NAvY.-Executive Of
ncer Crosby oners reward for the arrest Of nine
men who are dessrters from the U. 8. steamer Dali
cnlng. A description Of the men IL 10 be found at
the once ofthe Metropolitan Police.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

:, QUACKERY.-I earnestly caution Jpun., m On
suffering from Nervous Debility, kc., mgaiiiyt en-
dnnycring their health by patronizing any N tho
advertising quhcka. You can fully recover by the
methods used by tho ndvertiser and by hundrs ds
Of others, and In no other way. Read letter which
will send you, II you will send me postpaid en-
vslopt bearing your address. Dirccttp
.-..- EDWARD X. TRhVER,
Ap pS-dSw6m Lock BOX, Boston, Macs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

rAssAslr on A. RArLsoAS ConDUoron..-Yo.
tsrday, ARsrnoon, . man ,nsmsd Henry Turner
nads. Q, eoapl4iat bsloss Juetice Jehnsosyef an
assault made % Ain by;s sondnseos Of oas Of the
street railway eArs,- A wasfsnt was tnusdtately
issued for the arfstt 6rths conductor, vhcss name
Turner gave - Earl AAhs. Ne was afrsssed and
takea to, Jnstise Jehnson,s once at oncej when
Turner, who baA been waiting In the once, imme.
diateiy kssadted hin with bus tof wood, striking
klm sa thebspk ~ ths ,uouadAngh hin severely
and knocking him sentestss. Turner M arsested,
and the Justice sent him TO Al fbr court dismiss-
ing Mr.. Ashe, ~ the shargs asaiast him was not
sustaineAs = " ~ y tr is "ijsFr 'T
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

IN fnss RAsa Of to-day's RxpuSIIcAN for
interesting nsp nsatr nd Alsssllansous pars-
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

lfront.r It 4 1sSs6 esiM. OTHe troops sfe sS-
lSy,eS 4 & &Ms{iasE g!s;9is, TIN TAa1 I}RNRils
troGArsy saeigs rnuv and shsr rtmBfeslsDa'fb for
the sake sf the tsnderssr, atssna dinner parties
,ds sAsd dasss all nistt,
Till broad dsy.light,
And 30 hone with the gira In the morning" i
Rosecrans 10 giving them another sort Of
dance In these days, and tho poor devils 20
home with somebody else In the morning. They
have left in haste their picnic ground and the
pretty girls Of Tennessee. .-.-'- .
The Rebel winds up his blast with this exul-
tant but not very prophetic strain:
vicksburg 10 the front Of the army Of
Middle Tennessee, Upon that hangs the tale
Of the therein mutual inactivity. IL 10 the
pivot Of the campaign In the Southwest. Its
fate once decided, and the drums will beat be:
low us again, and the roar OF hostile cannon
break upon the murmnr Of streams, the voices
Of fair woman, and the everlasting hum Of na.
turc and summer. When thai time comes. vi
shall not fear the result. The pluck Of the
army is more Intense, perhaps, thar Il evet
was, and the discipline superior: The return
ofeo many regiments from NIssistlppiTwhich,
by the way, we believe an error, for we do not
need them hefe-augments the forces to i'm
pregnability. Let the enemy. therefore, come,
trr.L1-"' And danna BE- he
Who frst cries, Hold enoughr" a
That's what y. 8. @. said On the Fourth OF
July. ..4,.a .... l1-r 20. &,
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,sSPECIAL1NOTTCES.


The NATIONAL Us1oN LEAGUE VIII, HOLD
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
.AasAAsAsaiaail, 90 N..sA asepsss 1Bess wfii Be
spsschss, Eatioasi sepgs, =. TIE rssdins-roons
opsdsvery evepihg, T. II yNtI apft-<w
James A. Brown, Esq, 10 duly authorized And
soorcditsd a. au Agent 10 solicit and reeefvs cub.
seriptioas And sontffbutons in stppert of the Na.
tiohal UAioh League Heading RcQm.I ,Ti
WIN. BEBB, President.
THEo. =. sroFEs, sec'y. q, lab, 4. s,,!r-J
To CorstHfrr1ss. Tho advertiser hsvins
bsen restored 10 heAlsh |. . few weeka, BY . vsry
aihpis rsmsdy, aftei having suffered several ysAn
With revere lung anection, and that dread
disease, consumption, 10 an xious to make known
70 his fellowsufferers he means OF cure. L..
I'D all who dasire IL he will send' copy Of ths
prsssrtptisa used tfree Of chuye,) with the drse-
lions fot preparing and using the same, which
they VIII find sunr cunE for CoHsvnpriex,
AsTHnA, BaoScHIrfs, 10. The only object Of the
advertiser In sending the prescription, s to bene.
at the sflicted, ana spread Information which he
conceives to be inya1uable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as II win cost them
nothing, and may prove . blessing. -
la" REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willlsmsburgh, Kinss county, New York,
- .L
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.k1|
- - :. kxlsyEdED.
IpS ls ~ sl:sss s;sit's ], ,ias4sc ::
IMontsoAsry pipers please eopy.l IL
gr61rsn,

ostss "a iast, =. cesy is,9ea. \. Idsns,A .
sHsSsis 9sssi q q ssst osss sss .ry nef Z. s.
en- nSStA :sA G1sss;.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

ADAMS GuARDs.-Captain Greene Adams,
Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post ONCE
Department, yesterday rendered to the President,
a compsny pf one hyndred men, to serve in any
capacity that the. President Gaay shsoss to place
them. They are called the "Adams Guards.n.L
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
sstsk Ma<hst To-day.

We ~ indebted 70 Jsy Cooke q Co., bsnker,
Tor the following condition Of the stock and aale
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

DIsLoIAL FsNALs.-Nancy Mccoy, q very
puenaeiols female, wAa brought before Justice
Thoapsoa Inst svsnAng apua TIE charge Of disloy.
atty. The Justice sent her to The ceatral guard.
house, where she uttered her ssatiAents In very
extrsvssant styie, wishing thst the President and
eontrabsnds were in the middle OF -, or some
othsr warmer climate than this. ahs at length
aamiaistsr sthowsr bath, and while the guards
were In the act Of so doing she turned aud DEALT
one Or them q blow under the ear. which feiled
hla. Under ~ sooliag eifsets Of The shower,
though, she suocumbed, and this morning IL quite
suHdusd, syAttinf sentence. T.H. ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

GOVERNMENT sErzURE.-The military au-
thorities this msrnins took possession Of the
taprapt atthe corner Of Seventeenth and Gstreets,
opposite the War Department, and turned the
building over to the quartermastet's department,
to. be used by them. Also, the building situated
In the rear OF Riggs Bank, known - the Cor
coran property, the building to be used by tho
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

. srHAiIks HIS CAPTAn's UoRss.-Chsrles
Rapp, private Of the Filth N. regiment, was ar-
vested BY Capt johnson yesterday, charged with
stealing a horse IRON the captain Of the company
teJu hiah her belanged II seems that the horse,
with saddle and eUodtrsments were left In Rapp's
phsrge, who sold them sod pocksted the proceeds.
He was sent 70 the Provost Aasshsl's this morn
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SECOND Edition. ~ ~ '''!sss.1!s mT 1'''''''
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Bragg's army about the 18th Of June, and gave
q rose-colored picture of the rebel camp. He
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