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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
Personal.

MAJOR OSCAR A. mann, of the United States
artillery has been appointed acting assistant pro-
vost marshal general OF New Hampshire.
Hon. JOSEPH ALLISON, Of Philadelphia, has
received the academic honor Of Ii. d. from the
University of New York.
REV. Mr.. sPURGEoS, the widely known Bap-
tist divine OF England has just returned from a
two weeks visit to Holland. .'..
Gov. HARDING, of Utah, reached St. Louis
Wednesday and left in the afternoon for this city.
ADMIRAL FooTE was school-mate with Mr..
wenes, the Secretary of the Navy, in the Cheshire
(Ct.) Academy, and warm friendship has always
existed between them .
Mr.. MARcELLUs BAILEY has resigned . g., 900
clerkship 10 the Treasury Department. and accept
ed a second lIeuten enAney In the First United states
(eoloredl regiment. This gentleman iS the eldest
son of the late DR.. GAmAlIel BAiley, who wAA edl.
tor and pubIiabeF OF the National Era, . paper
thoroughly Anti-Slavery, and which was disoOn'
tinued shortly after the Doctors death, 1t will he
remembered that DR.. B, died on his passage to E;u
rose MaTcellus was his attendant on his voyage
and the father died in the arms Of his son.
SAINT PAUL was Of small stature, STOPPING,
and rather inclined to orooksdneSH jpAlefAeed and
OF an elderly lock, and bald the head. His eyeI
lively and cheerful, shaded in part by his eye
brows, which hung little over. His nose rathel
long, and not ungracefully bent. His beard pretty
thick with hair, and Of sufficient length, was, lik
his locks interSpersed with gray. In his writing
he seems to hint concerning himself that his bodily
presence was not calculated to command respect
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
INC copperheads % York county, whlch BID

The Copperheads Of York county, which has
almost as many rebel sympathlhers In n as
there is In the city Of BaltimoFe, have had an
opportunity Of Welcoming dlviAion .of. the
great rebel army within their bounds lt ls
said that a prominent Peace Democrat OF tha'
county. when he discovered party Of cavalry
men leading Ave or six horses aud some cattle
from his gbarn-Yard. endeaYoIed 70 PERSUADE
them to take them back, assuring them thai ne
deeply sympathIze with the cause OF the South,
and WaS opposed 70 the war and the Admins.
tratlon, and had done all In his power 70 AID
them. The Lieutenant In command OF the
party thanked him heartily for his sympathy,
but told hlm that he would take the horsesan
cattle as a,eontrlbaton from a friend TO the
Con federate Government gt .sn. .r...-
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
The baltimore Club House Seized.
The Baltimore Club House was yesterday
taken possession of by Gen. Schcnck, for rea-
sons detailed in the following order;
HEALaUARTERs, MIDDLL DEPARTMENT,l

The Baltimore Club House was yesterday
taken possession of by Gen. Schenck, for rea-
sons detailed in the following order;
HEADQUARTERS, MIDDLE DEPARTMENT
EIGHTH ARMY CORPs,
BALTIMORE, June q, 1863
Special OrdeT.-ThGrU is an association ex-
listing in the city Of Baltimore known as the
= Maryland Club" The meetings Of this body,
and OF those who frequent its rooms, or are
entertained by its members, take place at a
building on the corner Of Franklin and Charles
streets. Departing from the original character
and purposes Of It's institution, this club has,
for a long time past, degenerated into a resort
for those who are disaifected towards the Gov
ernment, hostile to its legally constituted au-
thorltios, and who give countcnance, encouT-
agsment and aid 10 the unnatural and cause
less rebellion by which our institutions and
national integrity are sought 10 be oyerthrown.
So dangerous aud mlBchievOus an association
cannot be permitted longer to maintain this
attitude in u loyal community. The Mary
land Club" 10 therefore suspended, and It's
house Of meeting taken possession Of and
closed.
In the execution Of the order, the names OF
all persons found In the building, and Of all
who belong TO the association, and Of all who
habltualy frequent II, will be taken, and 'an
Inventory will be made Of the property aud
records or PAPERS Of the association, and the
same held subject to future orders.
By command Of Mai. Gen. SCHENCK.
Dom PIATT, Lieutenant Colonel and Chief OF
staff.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
FIrzHrGR LEE.

Mr.. swoetzer, whose stock Of suffers goods
was captured by the rebel cavalry at Anandale
on Saturday, has shown to us the pass written
by Gen. Lee in his (Mr. sweetzer's) memo
randum book. tits recognized by Capt. Tay-
lor, who WIS a classmate ofLee atwest Point,
as tine uumistaknbls autograph Of the veri-
table Fitzhugh Lee, who always signs himself
"Fiz Lee" This, of course, shows that the
Gen. Vim. F. Lee, captured by Col. Spear on
the Peninsula, is not FhEhugh. al'a'a ..'. %
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
Additional Newspaper Accounts.

PORTLAND, Me-, 9 p. m.-We CLEAN the fol-
lowing further particulars Of the Caleb Gushing
affair from the Extra Courier:
Lieut.. Davenport states that between 70 and
l o'clock last night some uspicious-looking
men, dressed as fishermen, came ON board the
cutter, and hearing an unusual noise he went
up on deck to see what was the matter, when
he was Immediately seized by five armed men,
Who pointed their pistols at him, and said they
belonged to ;he Confederate navy. Finding
that resistance was useless, he surrendered, and
was put in irons, with all his men.
The cutter then proceeded down the harbor.
Both Lieut. Read and Engineer Brown styled
themselves as officers Of the Confederate steam
cr Florida, and said that she was In the Ofing.
! The cutters crew refused TO tell where the am
munition was put. and this, with the want of
! favorable winds, induced the rebels to burn the
! cutter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
NORLF WORDei

wEENEvER TINT (THE RnBEs) HAvE TIE
POWER, THEY DRIVE BKFoRE THEN INTO THRIR
"RAFKs THR SOUTHERN PEoPLl, AND THEY
would ALSO DRIVE us. TRUsT THEM NOT.
"wntE THEY ABLE, THEY WOULD ISvApn AND
Destroy Us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
ASSURED OF THESE THINGS, An AltAZED THAT
ANY ONE ooUkD THINK OF 'PEAcn on ASI
"TERMs.' HH VINO BNTERTAns THE SENTIMENT
rs FIT ONLY TO BR A sLAvR; HI VINO uTTKRs
"TT AT THIS TINE, MOREOVER, Is A TRAITOR TO
his COUNTRY, WHO DKsERvEs THE scoRN AND
CoNTnIPT or ALL HoNoRABLH NKN,"-Rose-
erarS 10 the General assembly Of OAio, February,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
ExlCITEaESF IT n I Ar Providence, al
Artillery Called OhtIS PrUtsct PFOVi-
D... .I'a, g. 81 dShSs KiTef. Il '1a''% O.. @-r

PRovrDENcH, R. l., June 9s.-Gov. Smith
last night Gained out the Providence Marine
Artillery, to protect the west passage Of Nara
gansett Bay. They went to-day 20 take . pO-
stion on Dutch Island and the main land.
With five guns they win be able 70 guard that
important passage. - -l o.. E
The Newport Artillery has also been ordered
to guard the east passage. ''
The President authorized these movements.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
NnNnI Ordtrs To-day.

poinIvo "4emDcr Of the naval court-martlal
now IN scssron ut the Philadelphia nAvy-yard.
Comma er +. X. Calhoun has been ordered
70 command the iron-clad steamer Weehaw-
ken.
Lieutenant ommander r. B. Lowrie has
Ueeu ordered to the nayy.yard, Philadelphia.
Midshipman L. b. Tuornas has been ordered
70 duty al GalrO, Illinois
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
Movements Of Gems. Lee, Long
" street, and Hill. 'a i., o..
.fIfgNi. Ni.-------gL4--1Tg- r.,

HAHRIsBuEo, june 90, a1IJ o'clock.-.Two
refugees have just arrived BY the Pittabnrg
NAH here who len Chambersburg Saturday
evening. no, ,'.",t .,.l =. -.,. ..h ,.e ~
They state that at II o'eloeklon Saturday,
General Lee, In company with L,ohgstreet and
A. P. Hill, and their stan and an escort, Ien
Uhambersburg, taking The Baltimore pike in
the direction Or Gettysburg. .a.r1. FL m',a.
When thoy left, Hills corps was passing
through the town, taking the road Lee went
out on. - n.. s..F .aa.. . a..s0
The only troops that passed through Cham
bersburg In this direction was Rhodes and
Johnson's divisions Of Rwsll's corps. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
Th. o.f.ns.. sf IIInness.

1--WE learn that Gen. Tyler, OF Connset tIent,
has 'bsen hASigned ny Major oeneral seAe1nk
Of Baltimore. aud yeatbrday visited and enafii-
ined Ths different works. Gen. Tyler had COM
mand OF Maryland Helghts after the evacuation
OF Martlnsbtirg, sua was highly compllmented
by Gen. French, on assuming command Of that
post, for the fine condition for defence In which
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
Intervening from Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, June 27.-The Cumberland river
Is rising at the rate Of an inch and a half an
hour, with ten feet of water already on the
shoals.
1t Is reported that a considerable force of
rebels crossed the Cumberland at Burksville.
Kumors prevail here Of an engagement at
Shelbyville, Tennessee, but nothing in regard
to it eau be traced TO authentic sources
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
Heavy FLrlns H.ara on Sag H.rbo,

sAd HARBoR, June 27.-heavy firing has
been heard here this afternoon. II was also
heard at Brdgehampton, village two miles
from the ocean. The sound came from south.
eIsterly direction, apparently from some miles
out on the sea. It Is inferred that this firing is
the work of some rebel priyateer.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
Forty Vessels Destroyed by Rebel
sts samsr on Cane Sable.

BATH, Me-, June 2G.-A pilot up from South
port reports that four fishing vessels arrived
there this morning, who made the following
report;
Forty sail were destroyed by pirate
steamer OFF Cape Sable yesterday and the day
before. A Brunswick ship was bonded, aud
other large vessels were destroyed"
The Brunswick ship had many passengers on
board, and gave warning to the vessels which
have come il,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

RAnRoADs.-ARRIyAL AND DEPARTURE or
TRAfNa-The Advsrtiaenents on our fourth page
are inserted BY Autherity ofthe railroad companies
seversliy named, are oHioiAlly corrected when
changes are made, hence be relied upon ~ cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
The Rebel Comm Rnder well Acquainted
with Portland HRFbor.

PORTLAND, ME-, June 81, 10 O'Clock, p. m.-
Lieut. Read, commander Of the rebel crew is re-
ported 10 have said that he was well acquaint-
ed with this harbOr, and know where to put his
hands on every thing. He Intended, II the
winds had been fair, TO burn all the shipping In
port and seize the Forest city and cruise along
the coast, burning and destroying all the YES
sells that came in his path.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
natettlV1.lQussngtoyvnl.i'i'1 n.

LoSDoNlRs9nsaqesyS Jpps t5,T5f 5lLah 5fLhs oldens-
burg brig Cero, which aErtgea Az liibfalter on
the 18th. insthntJ itnakea the follnwing repprti
LOn the 18Th iof sApiil NO Jfslls in with the
Confederate steamers FiofIda. !. behb ordered US
TO heaye to and take ip Owe from on Board her.
The Florida he'd $50 prisoners; on board 5ssLJ
The Tinos' city article says the EnRliah funds
were not so strong yesterday, but there was no
other cause for # than the renewal Of the tat
ness on the Paris Bourse In the foreign stock
market. AT further average . rise OF one
Quarter per cent. took place. ,i aaa.a ag.
Mexlchn bonds are quoted at from 8S % 3eh.
The Codfederate loan was also strong IN CON
sequanoe Of The reiterated assertion OF the relief
OF Vlckaburg by the Confederates, and the sales
were finally qu6ted aton9 per cent. discount
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
: NEW BOOKS.
NEW STOCK

NEW STOCK - 49, - NEW STOCK
In Or HH.| rgIU
Bankers, Ledgers, Bills Receivable and Pay
Day Books, able ..g.aHI 90.
JotiTnals, 90 Fine Turkey Nor. Memo
Cash Books, rAndum hooks, "
Record Books, Manuscript Books, t'
lnNOlce Files Fine Miniature Account
Scrap Books, Books, u .,.| u
Letter Press Copy Pass Books, 4. 'a1I
books, Time Books, no
Bar Books, Pocket Books, ..a-.
Receipt Books, Bankers Cases,
Notes, FIed Order Books,
Drafts, Collection Books. nH
All styles OF BLANK BOOKS printed and made
to order At short notice, and Of superior quality
lust received, and for sale by =. y -.
HUDSON TAYLOR .r
Bookseller and stAtioner
Jelb-6teod ss4 PennHylvAniA avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
Fnrth.r froIa Rert IIndson.

AIBPNT, June sJs---A lettsr ressiyedl in this
city today, RON Col. Lewis Beuedict, OF the
i66d New York Volunteers, dated - Bqnke
hoadqnaFtaEs, June rs, tfhe same daTaf inc
New iEOtkS7 7ebasls's letter, D says That Two Wis
consih resimentg were captured 81 Port huqy
son, but makes no mention Of any hHhtt az
stated In said letter, Col. bqnedict ssys % sA-s
N vas 0uiet, and fliai Il was lte certain there
w0tiid b. no renewal of0tho attack for eome
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
Resistance to the DrAr, In Indiana.

CNCISNATr June 27.-Matters In Monroe
county, Indiana, are becoming serious. Col.
Biddle, who has four companies there, has
tillery.
The parties organized to resist the draft Il Is
said reach the number Of ifLean hundred.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
ENGRAVING AND COPPER PLATE
PRINTING
IN All ltH brAleheH.
sHREP, aoATs, GEESE, &o

900 sos MAYoR'B OFFICE, Juns IS, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the act approved
March "a, 1855 entitled An act for the establish.
ment OF ofboundh for animals, &C, within the city Of
WashlnGton,' will be enforced 10 all ttG proVi-
,inns from and after Monday, the 2Ads instant.
oWner1 Of HoKs sheep Goats, Geehe, &C., are there
ore enjoined 20 eonhne their property before the
ASs S'es'' 'N'D RICHARD WALLKCH,
Ie lB-eodBt .'.'a. or .rI 3uMAyor,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

ELEt- ,.ur:H ARREsTED.-C. Andrews, Of
ihs s"rrL' N.rl.nia cavalry, was arrested yes
.eriay, Il Rockville, by Col. Lloyd, of the
ssconl II -r.rauseIts cavalry. He was sent
y U. " = L-.gl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
False Alarm Al portIand, Ne :

PORTLAND. June 0n-a.sOIa. ma general
alarm has Just aroused ths'whols city with the
wild rumor that a Hgunboat is landing men be-
low the fort ..fF % ..s..rr d .r.. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

The Philadelphia ledger says that hand
some dwelling on Mount Vernon street, in that
city, has been purchased out Of a fund raised
by prominent members of the Methodist EpIs-
copal Church, and is TO be presented to Bishop
Simpson, In consideration of his making Phil
adelphla his permanent residence, It 10 under
stood that the bishop has signiiied his willing
ness to accept It, and the building is to be at
once put in condition for occupancy
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

To ADvHRTIsERA-ws cAIl the atteution Of
business men 70 the classification Of our advertise
ments. wsintsnd to keep business eye TO this
matter for the benent Of our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
une baltimore RaIlro.d.

lie tn. from Baltimore at O'Clock ar
r'cJ hey, ia tine, and no indications Of an
-l,aCE ufa.. g.. road by rebels were discovered
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

DEsERTIoN.-Nins deserters were arrested
last Saturday and transferred TO Col II. A.
Fink, provost marshal bf Philadelphia. Their
names are: Jos. Clark, s1st Pal George Lutz,
0sth Pa; George Wilhelm, ll2th Pa; John W.
Tolon, Goth Pal Andrew J. Rogers, 26th Pal
II. A. Shamrock, 1O0th Pa; ChAS. Moses, 10th
Pa, Henry Huber, 4th Md, and John R. Mil
lor, l42d Pa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
NOTICE

THIS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
RtERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
I'M 0EoRGETowN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
my Gsss' Adm No. sVss 3 s.a:SS b SSR " M. TSsf

oUACKlRIs--I earnsStly canton young men
guhennG ffOm Eerypua pebnltY, ka, Agaih2t en-
dengartng their health by pAtronltlng any OF the
msthoda usea BY the Adyirtiaab and lbY huhii, Il
ol otheFa end IN no other way. Rsad fstlgf When
= WI ssna yog' y you I'M send HSA Pott Bn-
~ I..a.y = rIa- EDWARD H. TRkyER.o
ape-dkW6m lll.l Lock BOX, boston, Maht
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

DEAD.-Rev. DR.. Yeomans, formerly Presi-
dent OF Lafayette College at Easton, Pa, and a
prominent clergyman in the Presbyterian
Church, died at Danvllle, Pa, last week.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

Gen. Grant, in one Of his recent letters from
VlcksBurg, remarked that he had 5000
prisoners In front Of him, who were tempo
rarily boarding themselves"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
HAanIsHUnadNor CApTURED.

PHnADELrHIA, june b. a--Taegraphic COM
munlcntion is 'stirl perfect with Harrisburg
and Pittsburg. There is no truth In the ru.
mored capture of the former city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
BY TELEGRAPH. TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA AROUSED !
BROtERs B0siGEss SUSPENDED.
COMPANIES RAISED
q .NOIDAIA2LB
FHBV0EbIERIBS 10 BE CLOSED.
The Merchants Raise one million
WAN Dollars for Defence. 7o1oaC
'a''''o ~ z 2 5-As.- ile72 Tghs-r7h

PHlLApEIfHlA, June q. mo meeting of the
Board OF Brokers to-day Panic among out!
Sdsrs, and prices have declined. E y ~ f.rs se %
The Corn Exchange has raised I've compa-
niea. .ilrE hs1p Poo = nHp on u'ai' l.aurs s4df b
This morning the coal dealers held needing,
and resolved to close their colliories TIL the
icrisis has passed, 40 that tho miners can vol
unteer. .tru.ua J11I E7
The. meEehants have resolved 70 raise . ID "
lion dollars, Their stores are 70 bo eIosed TN
tho money IL raised and The msn iforWatded for
the defence Of the city and State 2. .gi1gog.
lMSpsloaviug their employments are to bO
paid during thelr absence. ~ y S1l ..'. ',.''.a 3
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
Colonel Percy VIndhAm TO Organize a
Ca airy Force.

Colonel Percy ndham has been ordered TO
organize the dis counted cavalry In the Dis
trict, to be as. ted by Lieutenant Colonel
johnson, of III Fihh New York cavalry.
From the energy nd executive ability of these
officers we may expect this important work to
be accomplished with dispatch. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

The Committee of Public Safnty In Pittsburg
propose TO make example, of all those who
have refused to close their places OF business
until the fortihcPition are completed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

Ihs rGe name Of the late rebel Gen Jackson
vas not Ty H.l- Jefferson Jackson, as given
almost eve. E4.Te, 1t Thomas Jonathan Jack.
Era.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

SEE FIRST PASE Of tO-dAy'S RErUBLIcAN for
interesting news matter and miscellaneous para
urapha ..........
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
1MronrAnr FRoM TENNEssnE.

The whole Of ROsscrAns's Army Moved.
CNcISNATI, June 27.-General Rosecran's
army, with the exception Of one division, moved
on Wednesday night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
I.nanr.

PORTLAND, June 2g4 O'Clock a. m,-The
alarm is entirely false. No vessel Is In sight.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

RAILROAD AcoIDEET.-Ths train that left
Philadelphia last night al l2O'eloek met with
an accident this mo Tning about O'Clock at the
Relay House. Several baggage cars were
suiashed. Nobody hurt. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

A. The Once Of the Maternal Rsgubli-
can h az BII Ninth strsst, between Penn
VIyanIa avenue and d street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

THE GRELT PENNsYLvANIA RoUrR.4T
quickest and HAfeht route 70 the NorthSgest an
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o,
Sunday. SoldieTn' uekets at Government rHteo ts
Al the principal points in the North and west
For tiekes and hrther nformA ton apply a. the 81
dee OF the "GreAt Pehhsy lVAniH Roufe,1 hortheaSt
corner PennallyAniA avenue and sixth Gtfsst, un-
!" : = ~. r.. ,'~ -DT ~ ste.t ( =, o. NORTON,
aug Q anal. Al. 80 f'...' '.''' ARant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
D BY TELEGRAPH. g.
ufEaFRoR Port HUDSON
u VI ~ tz-1 -. d
GEN, BANKS COSGRAN1lIORT ORDER.
HE IS CONFIDENT OFSUCCESS.


NEW YORE, June 2s.--The steamer George
Cromwell frOm New 0fleans on the 2iSt Inst,
has arrived.
The Era Of the 2lst states that two cavalry
and one infantry rebel fsRItnents, and bat
terry Of six pie,'es, are stationed at Indian VII
lAge, nine miles TO the rear Of Plaquemine.
On the 18th three hundred rebel cavalry from
there made dash into Plaquemlne, whichplace
was not guarded, burned the steamers Anglo
American, Southern Merchant, L. A. Sykes,
and Legur, a barge, and seventy-fve bales Of
cotton. .. . .........-. -.l..... ..... .
Thirty conyalescent soldiers Of the Twenty
3ghth Maine regiment, including lieutenant
md Quartermaster G. II. Withers were taken
prisoners TO Indian Village. Captain Albert
Hearn, the provost marshal, escaped.
The Era says the Louisiana Bank will again
resume business as heretofore.
The above is all the news to be found In the
New Orleans papers, and not word is said
relative to Port Hudson ..l .'-
The steamer Cosmopolitan, from Hilton
Head, has arrived at New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

SANDY Hook, June 29.-The steamer Hecla,
from lfAsorpnnl n flio- 10fh IA ouponHtoWn on
the 18th inst., hes Just passed this point. The
steamer ttna rived Al ,ItefpQ6 on the 18Th.
Tho HAY Ana artiyeSa 4 a Sieu ptnn on the
9th,E1GuifEi2 .Bt gtEl1 isIgWbIaH "a ssta.ga. rr
Mr.. Bright atgued In Rarliamentthat freedom
In the South would qbefeasee tho produce Of
cnfinh 2TfInI bhh miaqs fte asEio f9gud bHH raHla
ThelHonSs OF C5nmdnS. had rejected the an
nual motion fora balotj lby 30 ajoFiiy, ibaa O
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
Nov Jsrs.rFreopa AIortnr.

TRngToS, June 90 Governor Parker ordered
the troops out on Saturday. 81. ,.,s,
They are now arriving here.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
ENGRAVING.
STENCIL WORK
EEATLY EXECUTED ny
MES W. DAVIS.

EEATLY ExEcuTED ny
JAMES W. DAVIS, .,
402 Seventh street west, Room No. o.
Orders for Marking Plates executed promptly At
cost Of % per cent less than any other establlHhi
Citizens and Merchants viii tind It greatly to
their advantage by learning our prices before CIV
ing their orders elsewhere, .." 90.
German silver Plates cut or engraved for mark,
ing hne linen goodA, with ndellible Ink, warranted
the best article In Use. beware OF Ni6kle Plates
pAmed OF by other parties and advertised As sill
yer. There are no Silver Stencil Plates mAnufac-
tured. The same parties also furnish mixture
OF Coal Tar with which they dupe their customers.
Look out for these unprincipled fellows whOSe
only object Is 10 get your money! stencil plate
Is worthless thing unless you have the right ink
Tor marking. '.'."
ENGRAVING AND COPPER PLATE
PRINTING ...
Bili HeadS, Plain and Fancy BuBineSB Cafft, with
appropriate designs and every variety OF stencil
Work OK ecuted with neAtneB6 and dispatch
AlphAbets, Figures, Steel Punches and Patent
BuTninR brands, which can be set up 70 order in
Ten mlnutes' notice. NV ,'1"T7
Having received An invoice OF Seal PRESSES we
are prepared To furnish any orderu without delay
All work warranted to give HStinfAetion or the
money refunded NJ e' '"." .".'..s.n|
VlSlu1g and Wedding Cards, neatly engraved
.nd printed for s2Oo per package Of % cards, In
DoaS forget the uumber--iS9 seventh s,rsst, be-
VAHn n add x. east side Nrik-am'
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29

shsIbyVlIe Occupied by Our Forces.
Shelbyviue, Tenn, has beeu occupied by the
Federal forces, Bragg having evacuated the
town, a7=7=7--r