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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-11

EDIFoBs APPEAL: Travelling, recently, from
TangiPahoa to Port Hudson, in a wagon without
springs, I fell in with gay party. To keep
of epnui, and keep up an ample
"Fsasl or reason and aoT Of soul,H
soOa became tbe effort Of every one. A youth
Of Tennessee while on the stand furnishing
his quota Of entertainment, produced some
beautiful verses on 'Tsnnesses, our Tennessee" !"
and sung 70 ,hs tune Of Maryland, my Mary
land After much persuasion, he consented to
let me bsvo them published. To say the least
of them, they win serve to waste en- idle mo
ment They were WI tten before the battle Of
AIuhsesbor0r oceuEred-henee, when Generals
Zoicoffer ald Hstton are mentioned il tbe
piece. no aliusi0n is made 70 the name Of Gen
eral Rains deem ths explanation necessary :
for whlo we remember. with the brightest graft
tude long line Of our msriyred worthies. let
Us not forget to entwine fa5sless chaplets
srouBd the sEalit name Of the young, the
moral, tbe gifted, the noble, ths patriotic and
toe dsuntless Gen Rains, Of Nashville, Tenn,
who fal, as braveiy as ser did intrepid Spartan,
shouting, ami that tempest Of iron hail that
everywhere swept SO destruclivsly over Mur
fressboTo's bloody feld, 10 his comrades in
arms, as bis last earthly words breathed,
"F0rzsrd my brave boys, forward
ask pardon already bsve I Protraeted this
beyonj what I intended. submit shese verses,
hoping yoa viii crafty my wishes by publish
ing ihem, and, peTcbsnee, touch some tender
chord 10 tho bosoms Of TenDessseans that wiz
yibrsis the d5ligblsone music Of devotion.
SIGMA
TENNESSEE, OUR TENNESSEE
Tho silent hangs the tunsless Tyre,
Tennessee. our Tennessee5
T3o' tyr4nts seek 10 queneh thy FIRE,
Tennessee, our Tennessee
That qoenchless fame eau ne'er expire,
Its genial beams her sons inspire,
The foe that spols shah soen retire.
Tennessee, our Tennessee
Tho for a season sunk in woe,
Tennessee. our Ten1essee;
The new her prayershe bseathes but low,
Tennessee, our Tennessee
Tho on her margin proudly glow
The ealors Of her hafsd foe,
She s7sears in wrath they yet shall know,
There still Is life 10 Trnnessee
Amid the gloom how sweet the thought
Tennessee. our Tennesseei
This truth is with rich blessings bought
Tennessee. our Tennesseei
The liberty cur fathers bought
This priceless boon we count but naught,
Unlil our fees At least are taught,
There ssill is life in Tennessee.
BY noble State fer thee sign,
Tennesses, our Tennessee
Thy fsvoT'd hour viii sooE draw nigh,
Tennesses, our Tennessee
Thy true bora sons VII never Az,
They'n conquer, OF they'll nObly die
Thsa let his be cur battle cry,
There sill is life IN Tennessee
10 feters can your spirit tame,
Tennessee, our Tennessee;
Be thou, as in the past, the same,
Tennessee. cur Teznesseei
By ZsicoffsT's hallov'd naus,
BY Hattons dsathless. peerless fame,
By all her Hsrtgr'd sons ps oclain,
There still Is life in Tennsssse
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NOFECE.

OFFIoE OF oHTEF OF SUBSISTENCE
DEPARrllEET II iss. ss-D EAST LQ5lsIANA
Jaekaot, March %. 1898.
nRoPOSALS WI ne Iecetvcd los tae dsiEerg at lha
ftaiions ef ne tcbi5 a1d Oslo ltsuoafi witkn
thif Deparlmeut, De following nanaea articlss q
Gubssteuce stores, to-wIt
CORN ahe'is5) IL s-eks--sa~ks to be furnished BY
tbe government
HEEF-oa fhe hcof
BULK PORK end HAQOF
Prqpo-ss g be addness-d -
THEODORE JOHNS ST0N,
rha1m agaior a-s on Z ~ Srh--tenca.
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'E1.zsl fF0n orlaTsl o,,-
ORDNANCE BUREAU. !
RICHSONC. Jan Ezrg 3, leb3. ]
rrH IA rHrnrHr

W - p A S Artley
flr5sr The law reosutiy passed ~ Consres e1eaap
so5 III cs-fsin usrsoHs from y lsry sarsice yon VIII
- SO j "a empowersa 20 autho- e 90 OrdnaDcs
ficsr 70 exempt ~ sftisaus laecaen e ola s1l-
rs.s IN tee egtabshnous Gf s1c1 parfoos as are q
= - engaged under coEtrses 1Eith fbe goFarnnlent
f-uistfl z a-als ordnzncs aad crtnsnce stores aaa
- riiour cf war ssdiez, haruess zao array snp
- r-fe=a -,-n mast Ell BE- enTo Jed ana ten de-
~ ~ uroris 4 ID s. cficn g. f+ensr. order No -
Ven s-s dssignsted a. tha 0rdaanee oil2fr 20 ael7
-, J. GORaAss
Colonel snd Chiei Of . daa1ce-
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NOTICE.
A CARDI

HFE. J. 3. ELAs oa1 had hiz ratafy 10 Castor
W hia IaquTs a. tas Posroe Hoa-s-
F-ret
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-~OSTRACTORs for Iron and other nuui-isns q
,rsr VII see iha eas-gsd win ths ezecuiion
4 The above order. at-li .lsly enisfee q 10 al
- b-uat 70 nv nosiss and ID aadtoa. IS per pre-
vouq orsr from ths sups-iafeue-t of the Fitre and
ilirf.r Burean vi 9snd eFs'y colr OF So faInes
ho Is subiecf TO tbe cousCr pt law % te nsareft P
"a ingfruct-on for service in zoe srmy.
Wa. RICHARDSON HUNT,
r4b5-1r a. ior, etE. en- 0-dlsnle DttF.
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(9TNFRAL ORDEPs 10. a.
.DyUTANF AND gsPECf0R-GENERA
= CFFLlE
- EICHEOND, FsbFrsEy 9. 1S63.

lFFNHE Euper tsnGent of he Eire an Missing Bufesu
81 Is zutaorzed I'd Of seed TO enforce existing coz
tr1eE Of he cover ent in I-on Lea7 a1r othe- n MI
AID ne dsi f5r tbs sfFice. are a7rei Hsd 20 have
bssn - ~ private ssle 0 l-a u rrlmTty -elrers6
ses5r1nE 70 he terms and sIitaf ~ t0nfr,et tl-y
ansr be tskea wheIeva- ioundi aud upon requiausn
sssssaucs shs be- flo ied ~ he couuan1eIt 81 the
rraras pot OF insL.u uction % tas 0hi sr
agent 81 The HuinR BuTesu, specis chsEai WITH tie
enforcement of the cen.ra1t
Wien coEirsst shzl have been pa-zitaufy violated
after SEQ days notice 81 detailed fr eoazsri1tsd men
VII b sitis5rapgn and assigned O other works,
S. co PER
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A meeting Of newspaper publishers from al
parts Of the North, was called to meet IN Wash
ington on the 9th ult 70 urge upon the Federal
Congress the necessity Of reducing OF repeating
The duty on imported paper. The fact Is, the
Yankees have consumed so much Of the home
material printing counterfeit Confederate notes,
shat they now have TO look abroad for supplies
upon whiehto print their newspapers
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c. S. NITRE AND HINToa BrREBIr, Z
RICHE0sD February 3 1853 s

rAr " rIlLIAN 2 ErNT T. charged WITH { exc
r1tion g, the sb lVe General Order 30. q, il The
- sf gesrg. Tennsrss Alabama are zsi-sssiupt
NJ ST JOHN,
1fsi1r and oUpei1tsnd IT,
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NrrRe 40 NINrzs sUREAU.

IlIIIIIuITII7 ll-'7lI-TI :
- --rr iest OF co51 ee Cd ~ 81 The i11re ~ 71i
~ - Copter c str cts il georgia, Al-oz1asi
-,5 - ~ tennessee, VIII 20 hereafter adile sd
49, FIa Hunt seaa, Ala
s@ arss arranging ths terms q an local aetaiis
.fths selma ofass. instead q -u1Inltsiag propo-
J. H. ST JOHH
Mai1r ard eurerintenaett
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rEHs a "a ta-ruerF l8, lee5-
,-l,-fs beea cbsrzla 81 lfss rlauagenas oi nc
1--s rtrt ii ifs L. feflsHlea Pa eta e 81
I--- - E.~r-is z1d lie ne.eee z hicer haring
4 --~-- va gscr masiess g. h1ss iates VII tet
80 81 - - stat may nis5e thssa ceii III 70 lAs
80 ..aie Of lriese Which - es' -.A-sa e--4 -
tofes VIZ Aaga 8IlDsgN HCNT.
tss hs3eE, sis-, 81 Qrd-eeos Duiy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
- TRlCT OF COLUMBIA, SITTING AS THE
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.

United States ps Yawl Boat (no name) and car
go, and certain packakss Of money, bank notes
aud coin, In prize
Whereas the said Yawl Boat, and cargo, and Ger.
tain packages Of money, bank notes and coin,
were captured 40 prize by the schoonef Racer, at
tached 10 the Potomac Flotills, and brought into
the port Of Warrington and within the jurisdicioa
Of said court, and on the 2sth day Of June, a; D;
1863, Libel was filed IN said court by the United
States Attorney for said District praying the con-
demnation Of said Yawl Boat, and cargo, and GER
tain packages Of money, bank notes and coinj and
that process OF monition and attachment Issue
against the same, and the owners thereof, warning
them at some early day to appear and anwser said
II II, therefore, Ordered by this Court In Admi-
r.ty sitting this 26th day OF June, A. d i6ss that
notice be giy en- to the owners of said yawl boat
and cargo, and certain packages Of money, bank
notes and coin and all parsons interested or claim
ing an Interest therein to appear and Anlwer this
libel on the first MoB.ay In August next, and
show cause, II any they have, why said yawl boat
and cargo, and certain packages Of money, bank
notes and coin, should not be condemned and sold
according TO law; and that said notice be given by
Mating copy Of this order upon tho front door Of
court House OF said District, and BY publication
in the NATIONAL REPusLIcAs, twice week Pre-
yious TO the said first Monday In August, the nrst
publication to be mnds on or before the nrss hon'
day In July next. ..
By order Of the Court. ur,o. ,,.,. .
Test; -" t-. T. MEiSs' SsIs. ;
Copy-Test; n. J. MEiGA, Usrk
JyS-2awtaugs
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
jyl3-im'
/ ssEssORs' OFFICE,

N .E ( fWAsHisoTos, July, IS, 1869.
Inia ONCE having been informed that persons
having no income above six hundred dollars sub
jeot to tax are not required to make any return,
This 10 to notify all such and all intefested that
income for the year 1852, no matter what amount
that income may be. Said return to bc made 70
they reside or TO this office, No. ~ Eighth strcst
west, near Pennsy ylvaniA avenue, without delay,
p. NJ. PEARSON,
iy2o-dAugI Assessor for b. c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

METROPOLITAN PoLIoB REPoRTs.-Precind
No. 2.-G. Pnuger, disorderly; fined %. J. Fsgan,
threats; security for hearing. Mary Fsgan, as
sault and battery security for hearing John Tur-
uer, Fred Yoercke, and John r. Csrrigsn, drunk;
turned over to military.
Precinct No. s.-John Morrow and G. W. viii
liams, rebel spies; turned over to military !. N.
Tearson, disorderlyi fined saA. Mosea Kent, for
stslling market; fined s2A. Pat Chase, drunk;
dismissed a'
Precinct No. 4.--No arrests. .C.
Precinct M. .b.-Wm. Scott, grand larceny Rob't
wi d, assault and batteryi disnissed. VIM, Leafer,
drunk; fined O. 90. John Dean, Mike Roach, dis
orderly; to military.
Precinct No. s-L. Eisinger, fast ridingi 7, Col.
Inns, racing In street; T. Datoher, fast driving;
John Allen, drunk and disorderly; fined % each.
Pat Mackcn, grand larceny; John Carter petty
larceny; Jail for court. James Burncy, H. Paine,
disorderly; fined - each.
Preetnci No. 7.-Robert Cole, disorderlyi fined
s2.7l. Mike McGinnis, larcenyi dimissed. Chas.
Kelly and Douglass, disorderlyj each lined ei'oS.
John Turner and J. whitman, drunk; each hned
sI6s. J. woifender, VIM. Maeksy and Joseph
Miles, disorderlyi held for hearing R, sullivan,
disorderiyt fined .si,ts. Edward Herbert, drunk
to military. 10
Prscisa No. s.-Nine boys, bathing in Tiber
Creek locked three hours. A. Jackson, disorderiy
fined slsi. 7. Gray and II. Ware, disorderly; dis
missed.
Precinct No. 10 WIN. II. Bransell, Mag Wilson
NJ Carpenter, Clara Peters, and TildA Trauswell
disorderIyj fined $2.9i each. T.Jones and J. Rich
ard, do; hned 4 o. e.ch. " Douglas, W. Glen, W
Marshal, s. Leroy, L. Bell, II. Jones, J. Hawkinr
Mag Jack son, LiIzie Freeman, A. Smith, II. smith
and j. Spencer, do fined 81 % each. Ed. Butcher
drunk; do, J. steele, drunk and disorderyj to mil
tary. John Hayes, disorderiy; dismissed Beck,
Jones, dlsorderiy house; do. Mary Hartman an.
Anne Perry, prostitutesj held for hearing. I 4
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
Off ICIAL.
PRovosr Marshal GENERALS UrrIcE,
MAsIIINoToN, D. O., July II, 1859.
WAR DEPARTMENT. !

OF. War DEPARTMksT,)
R.ovSs. M..naI q Stsrsat; r. "a, = orsasr' .s,
Circular No. u. 'i .-
l. Drafted men become soldiers In the service OF
the United States by the fact OF their MINES hav-
Ing been drawn In the draft. The notification,
served upon them by the Provost Marshal, 10
merely an announcement Of the fact and an order
for them to report for duty, at designstcd time
and place. -,ur
II. The following opinion Of the Hon. William
whiting, Solicitor OF the War Department, is pub.
lished for the Information OF all concerned:
"When person has been drafted, In pursuance
Of the Enrolment act OF Nfsrch 3, 1863, notice OF
such draft must be served within ten days there
after, by written or prnted notice, to be served
on him personally, or BY lsarng cory at h last place
Of residence, requiring him to appear at designat
ed rendezvous to report for duty. Any person fail
Ing to report for duty after notice LEFT At HIS
LAST PLACE OF REsIDEscE, or served on him per-
sonaly, without furnishing a substitute or paying
the $780, Ia pronounced by law to be dcsertcr; he
may be arrested and held for trial by court martial
and sEHTENcED TO DEATH.
of person after being drafted, and before re.
ceiving notice, deserts, the notice may still be
served BY leaving II at his last place Of residence,
and II he does not appear In accordance with the
notice, or furnish the substitute, or pay the $780,
he will be IN law deserter, and must he treated
accordingly. There is no way or manner In which
person, once 'tnroiisd, can escape his public du-
ties, and when drafted, whether present or ABSENT
whether he changes his residence or absconds the
rights Of the United States against him are Sc
cured, and 1t 10 only by performance Of his duty to
the country that he will escape liability to be
treated a. q criminal"
WILLIAM WHITING,
Solicitor OF the War Department.
JAMES FRY,
jy2o-n Provost Marshal General.
n FF CT A L.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

A WoRD OF ADvIcn.--Thoso who have beea
iootoring for weeks aud months without sbtatnins
telef, should consult Or. Fishblatt whose once 10
radically cured. Tweoty<ive ySars sHPeRlsnss has
established DR.. FishblAtts reputation - physk-
sian. Recent cases cured In Q few days. Charges
uoderata, DR.. FISHBLATT,
No. S2i 4 street, corner OF Eixhth,
Opposite the Gensral Post Ofass.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

Mono sTEALER ARREsTED.-James Fltzpat-
rick, a former county constable Of this city, was
arrested by one Of Capt. Johnson's Detectives, on
the charge Of negro stsskns. II Seems that he had
taken negro IRON this city to Baltimore, and
tried to sell hin but the military authorities took
him from him. He then Game on here, and when
fund had some sesroes In custody. On his person
was found warrant for the arrest Of two negroes,
but neither description answered to those that he
had In charge. He was committed to the Guarl
house by Captain Todd, to bs held until further
orders Fl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
CITY NOTICES..
NOTICE TO wHTER-TAKERs.
WATER REGisrRAR's OFFICE,

WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE
CITY HALL, July !, 1859. !
ALL WATER-TAKERS are hereby notified that
their Water Rents for the year commencing with
this date are now due and payable at this ostice.
1hs following 10 the Law Of the Corporation " In
relation to delinquent twatef-taksTs,"yiI
J." In all cases Of tie non-payment of the water
rent for thirty days after the same 10 due and pay
able, the Water Reglstrar shall notify The Puf-
veyor OF such delinquency, aud the said Puryeyor
shall discontinue the supply OF water
by cutting OF the water at the main, ami he shall
not allow 1t to be again used in said delinquents
premises except on notification by the Water
Registrar that the water rent has been paid, ss
also the expense Of cutting OFF and restoring the
now Of water"
The law will be enforced.
- RANDOLPH COYIE,
ty2--i1mn Water Registrar.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
FIVE. TWENTY BONDS.

We are now prepared to furnish to purchasers
U. 0. 5-2O BONDS
Of all denominations, upon application, wtihoui
any delay .'..'
subscribers holding our receipts are notified that
their bonds are ready for delivery, and are TO
quested to call for them. .pr.a ..
JAY COOKE h CO.,
is22-Att A62 Fftsenth Street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

BAIHINo.-Sine irish boys were arrested for
bathing In Tiber Creek, between First and Second
streets west, and and streets north. They were
taken to the statcn.houss and locked up for three
hours. Their names are John Fitzgerald, Thos.
farrai, Daniel Mccarthy, Jeremiah Donohue, Pat
rick MeNIanus, tno. Mccarthy, Michael Fitzgerald,
Andrew Donohue and Cornelius Hsaly. The com.
pIainant was J. s. Slater. We hope these boys, n
caught agan In the same aot, will be mora severe
Iy dealt with II seems that they make II . Gus
ton to battle In the 1Iber, and sometimes on Sun.
day-making II extremely diaagreeabic for ladies
to 20 to the churches In the vicinity.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
TLIEsl FLIEsl! FLIEslu

"OH, THOSE A6OMINABLE FLIESW
PATENT REVOLVING FLY-TRAPS. The best
invention for this purpose ever presentei to the
public. The Flies settle on . revolving Wheel
lcloek-woik ArrAnged,l and are drawn Into . cage
They will soon clear house infested with these
annoying insects. A trial allowed before purehas-
Ing, II desired. Address 8. A. MUMFORD, Agent,
box 50, Post Ofiice. jy2o-sts
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

A. d. RUGGLEe, NJ. D., late Of New York, u
now permanentiy located At NO; ~ TWELyTh
thing relating to Medicine and surgery. From his
extensive experience In the New York Hospitals
and in the army he feels warranted In pledgthg the
most judioious treatment to all who may require
his services. got ne ."
once hours before 10 a. m, and from 70 8 p. N.
r. 'lHf. A. D. RUGGLEs, NJ. D.,
jyi3-ims 'r No. tA6 Twelfth street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

Assault on BALLOON kEEPER.-Two SOL
diers went last night to a house near the Long
bridge kept by a man named Pearson, and after
getting LIQUOR, proceeded to act in q very disorder
iy manner, stonins his house and very nearly
manning rome Of his children. A lieutenant Of
the patrol with = squad Of men happened to be
passing, and arrested the rioters, as also the In
mates oi the house. This morning Mr.. Pearson
was brought before Justice Ferguson, at the
Guarahouse, the charge Of selling liquor to the
soldiers, and he then made charge against them
for stonng his house. The Justice had the sol
dicrs confined and allowed Pearson to 80 on bail
for his appearance tomorrow, when they Will all
have fuithe hearing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
LOCAL NEWS.

suICiDu.--A, soldier named Frank Kimberly,
belongins TO the is7th New York regiment, waA N
John D. Conwsys rss.strast, aesr the hailrosa
Depot, about sx O'Clock on Saturday evensDs, ana
seemed to hays something heavily pseyins on hts
mind. His despondsnt mien and silent demsahof,
attracted at the time, the astsntson Of many per-
sopl in the feAtshssnt. Abcut ap hour ahe.wAfds,
he,aAi koand dead shot ID prtvy which % situs.
ted on the commons nearly and about hdv yards
from the surrounding buildings. orieer Barkisy
Of the Eighth precinct, took the body Of the man
in charge and conveyed It to the station house.
An inquest was held by Coroner woodward. Tho
evidence to the following effect was produced
by the Examining Surgeon: "Thst the deceased,
Frank Kimberly, came TO his death BY pistol ball
fired from revolver In his own hands, the ball en-
tering between the third and fourth ribs into the
heart, and causing instant death" The coroner's
Jury further believed that the deceased committed
suicide whilst laboring under temporary insanity
or arrangement Of mind. A revolver worth SO
and pocketbook containing alt were found on
his person Kimberly and three others Of his resi'
ment we're fece tiy paid on, and we're luitsrins
ab5ut the city, away from their company, spenuios
their money. Kimberly Heard that he would oe
court martialed for desertion, and some persons
think that 1t wss probably the cause Of his in
sanity. .r. ...s.ri .. r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

TEE only place where you can purchase Indie
Rbev goods Of all kinds Al MsNSf fsctsys prices,
N II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, ne
rennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tsnth
streets. 'H-IT IN mar 11-N
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

CASE or DROwSIsa.-A boy named Edward
Kershaw was drowned last Saturday, about 10 a.
M, at Blagden's wharf, which is situated at the
end Of Third street east. His body WAS not found
till yesterday morning, about 1880 O'Clock, whit
an inquest WAS hold by Coroner Woodward. A
verdict was rendered, showing that he asstruek
by boy named Brown, causing him to fall over
board and drown. = . s'.%
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
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L.. WAN DEPARTMEkT,)
PKovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFfICE,
WAsHISoTos, d. C., July IS, 1853.
Circuiar No. 10. -
!. Hereafter reward Of ten tSio) dollars will be
paid for the apprehension and delivery oi desert
er, and paragraph 90, page 9, Regulations for the
Government Of the Provost Marshal General OF
the United states, ~ we'll paragraph II OF CIR
cuar No. %, from Provost Marshal Generals onlce,
are amended accordingly,
IL Paragraph ~, page 7, same Regulations, IL
amended so as to read a. follows
The members OF the guard may be
allowed, for the time actually and necessarily EN-.
ployed on the trip, a per diem Of not more than
sbO, besides their actual expenses, provided they
accomplish the duty assigned them"
N JAMES D. FRY,
.. Provost Marshal General.
NoIE.-Provost MarshAls will give publicity to
Circular No. ", Of July II, 1859, from this office.
Iy20-u ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

LITERARY Enthusiastically night, two
soldiers, who were very much Intoxicated, and
who gave their names a. A. L. oakley and Hiram
Ballard, went into the bookstore Of messrs. Philp
4 Solomon. while Ballard was looking around,
one Of the clerks observed Oakley conceal . book
under his coat. He went up 10 him and told him
to put IL back, The man took the book out and
laid 1t down, then turned on the clerk and struck
him. A policeman was called, who arrested both
Of the men and conveyed them to the Gusrdhouse,
where this morning they sent for Mr.. solomon AND
exp, essed themselves very sorry for what they
had done ard begged him not to prosecute them.
Mr.. Solomon told them from representation that
had been made to him BY some Of their friends, he
would not DO 90, but It was In the hands Of Capt.
Todd, Provost Marshal, and he would use his il-
iuencc with HIM TO have them released. The men
Lave always borne good character, and 1t Is be-
lieved that the liquor which they had drank was
the means of their acting In the manner In which
they did. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27


JAY COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS, ..r'
AS2 FIFTEENTH STREET, Warrington, D. C.
jys-dtaui
STATES $50 BONDS,
u U. 9. 1.so TREASURY NOTES
U. 9. COUPONS OF 1891, ra,
US. CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS,
Gold, silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on all
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We arc authorised TO furnish 20 bonds at par,
until the ist Of August next when the privilege Of
Ordsrs for srooxs and Com executed In New
York exclusively on commission. .-.. ..
RfTTENH0UsE, FAINT l. CO,
jyI4-im Bankers, asa Penn. avenue.
TNREASUR DEPA ENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR
KENCY, WAsHIkeTos, July IL, isss.-Whereas,
by satisfactory evidence presented to the under
aligned, 1t has been made 70 appear that the First
Washington and District Of Columbia, has been
duly organized under and according to the require
ments Of the act OF Congress entitled An act to
provide nAttonsl currency, secured BY pledge
ruary %, 1855, and has mrlied with all the pro-
before commencing the businsss OF BANKING;
Now, therefore, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller
e the SS ,n; soay as ;.
Washington and District Of Columbia, 10 author
lied TO connsnce the busiaess OF Banking under
the act Aforesaid. ..H
~ In ts.timony whereof witness my hand
and seal Of once tai5 hIH IN d.y # ISay 1858
iyi1-d9m } r+lw Comptroller Of the Currency.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

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