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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
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A Unis,1 1MsStisg 4, Georgia Sap
pfssssl ~ tAs Military.
.o41G -.oA u AsofohH
BrsgS.sH Has ~, 900 Dispirited
o, 5,sl ss,s.6 Is S(sua geT ,ss fH55ioaq a5isa
-sls I5'isHlqIsd t.'pl 9ai hHucrH ars 70. HF'ai ~
al sLnal. bonw i1--uur-ss-H'- s7it1Eg mori ,a7hl1
REBEL, ], e@ ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,
"a ..llH IaaiUg g-----s---.n-.-li-L.u.' IH'F1's
RlE.BE'L, 4, ,DEsERTBls ARE DEFIANT.
,inogHl .-i7hn-.4sLg ---.-Lgslg 70. rs borgrI
boa I''sAgiT u1lisl'EN w nrFusW boo 'n.a..
Fer1usan Means to Destroy the
6as 2sAphis and Charleston Z
.''nnAH aoi"o Railroad. 81 d 'i'''7oZ' .I';! Of
sf-s. Q #.aaH o. HtH -
REBEL, y, ,,, ;,,ll! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lEl.BEIL, 4 DE Il ,DDEsERTRls ARE DEFIANT.

Msnr1IA aspssnbsr 4.--A rsfsess nom Go.
luneas mo mias sfatcs thAt Johnsso IoSss any
men per night By dessrtisn tha. Ms amy II
dnptrsssd shd dsnorsiissd and thss ,tiose
she hAysAS Ssssssa only walt sos IN opyw.
'1aMoiy N do 70. . ,d, r.r.,irsIo f.so rt
Two reRi1atso Josnstoa's ssny have been
ssss y Gs'ftia, snd two 70 oksioSa rscsntIy,
70 repel sn expected Yankee raid. % ,
A fsceasttaetiou meeting, appointed 10 t.as
plscehysAs ilnionists Of the vicinity Of Ooium,
bus, has hssN puppssassd BY the military. A
strong ieasnt Ualon feeling among tho inhabi.
tsnt d becoMing more open and bold In its
maslfssestiony sad cisizens look snxiously fos
the advance Of the " Yankees.o q
A deseFtcr from Brsgg's army who h,
reached hsee ststes his force Ia about twenty,
ave thoussnd,l Who are dlspirited aud saxious
70 throw down their arms. u Gs'ir,o 81 I'1u
The ,whsst crop thFoughout tho country M h
good. The 0safedrsts Governments IL seistnR
every tenth bSAAsl Tor tsxss.5 ',Ig.f,q O.,
bThs rebel ofaesn scknowiedge they win be
obliged y aysap all The country north Of shs
Ooosa rlver. 30 s TTi. u sal.' 'ui ..57.Hpgl ).
In 81. Clair county Tie Union feeling Il
strong. "secesh" is not allowed there. In
other sections men are secreted In swamps and
caves, snd would Join the Federal army bat for
danger Of capture by the rebels. ~ '.H ~, , .
Three hundred ldessEtars srs rsndssyo.ssd in
Winston coussy, All Of them are armed aud
determined to resist the rebel authorities to the
last. ssrlHt ..sltm05l
u, uprgy pDppF
The rebels are conscrlpting negroes st tiTsllA-
degs to build breastworirs d seims lsssa sSs
A descrter from Tupelo, formerly erdsriy 70
Gen. Fsrgusoa, reports that Fefguson has at
Tupelo and lPoatotoc four Thousand cavalry,
with ten pieces Of artillery, Also, thai Ferguson
10 contemplating q raid on the Memphis and
Charleston rsllrcsd, while Kody Is 70 mako an
attack on Glendale, kissiasippI, at the saue
time. a ~ ssflD
Newcason, With seven hundred imno, Ia near
Jackson, Tenn, cosseHpting. ,.,..-..-,-,
The sanitary condition of 6spsrsi Hurlburt,s
-"'r. !. s"od. aud the troops sre In d6s spIrus.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
WHAT THE RRBrIs Exprcy ov V.,,.s

WHAT THE REBEIs EXPECT oy yAILAspIs-
hAh.,The traitor ex-Lientenant Msury, In his
recent letter to the London Tn,as, spoiogixing
the rebels expect OF Vallandigham,
'Vallandigham waits and watches over the
ooraerd, pledge elected GOOsraor Of ~ STATE
J ono 10 array against Lincoln and ,he ,ear
and 10 90 for p are. What the result of the
eiection there viii be cannot tell; but the can.
vass 70 going on, and we know that opposition
TO Lincoln and his war party is growing more
the whole North"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

THH oUTsIDs.-On the outside of to.dass
issue VII be found the report OF the proceedings
of the City Couacils, as well as other interesting
matter. The lit Of exemptions for yesterday will
also he found there, I'D. ..'tI - -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
RECRUITS KILLED AND WOUADRD
WHILE FO DESERT,

NEWARK, NJ j., Sept. S.--A nRmber of no
crnits. while attempting 70 desert from the $50
regiment, wsre fired upoa by the guard, and
three were killed and four wounded. ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

Wossn AND WoRss, AND Mons or Tive
understand that sons, charges made in the debate
last siGht, In the Council Chanber, which We will
give entire ts-morrow,) will probably lead to a
suit before court Of Justice. ave shsii see what
We shall see,n - I'~ Wy =
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
ComI ends jas. N. Du, -. y - from
,.asss. : s.,ssss a n s.s' - '' g
q ams ! t&PaaJoi RI fdered
" SSs.y N the Mississippi squsdlsd.
exSSSut. Commander Edward P. Hull, prepara-
torf orders for sea service.
~. Mseksnsts, otdsfsd U dssy n
the Naval Academy. III DV
Naval nrRara
to duty sttbeNEet Aeadsuy. lY

RrHs9lefvf9T9 HO1 ELh5UlDNU
Chief Engineer Joshua follansbee, ordered
To- tiisr 3ShAta I Z tjSg ICnllf Ensineer J. F..
I.suAika 6seeshSdiiud HtdAsa North Tor duty
asihS Wa, &ssasf 4ts61yp.r5ni ~ y .g.o!s'5
B Third Assistant Engineer Hiram Parker, Jr.,
ordered 70 The louistAnA. vics seeohd AsslstAnt
Entinses yohs L. LsyS dssehed,n and ordered
70 snasnin aAion II ,57inu0s oilEE 7uaIr ,nirl
sailmaker Jas. R. Childs, ordered 70 duty At
the Naval rendsstous, Portsmouth, IN. II. .oi
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

blacksmith at Louisville, KY, who has
been for some years deprived of the use of bis
legs BY rheumatism, saw few days ago that
he had been robbed. lie was so excited bv ,I,s
discovery that he burst into general and pro'
fuse perspiratiOu. He Instantly recoycre ed tha
pse Of his legs, and has been well ever since
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
- fAos. B. CHAPMAN, Chem,.,9
JeSI-3md No. 6si Broadway, New Yolk

I'M GRIAf PENNSYLVANIA RoUrs,---Th.
southwest. Two through trains daily. ana ~. ~
Sunday. soldiers' tickets at Governipen ~. q
For tickets and further Information snn,v ~ .s ms
doe Of the "Grsat hsnnsyivaniA Route, NOT. ~
corner penn;yiysnia avenue and sixth strest' H..
p. mion Sundays to Up. u. " D. NJ 'eos
suss -.Ir'T a.. :. o. NORTON,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

A Coon IDEA.-some time since Mr.. Shedd,
rom the Second ward, introduced bill into the
Council for the purpose Of having iron erossways
made over all the guttels. This would be decided
and lasting Improvement, and we hope that the
soa,d Of Aldermen, TO whom twas :, ftrrcd, viii
zee II 10 this light. ir. 49, ."oH, i ~" "tt.,,lG
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

..pisaAsEs Q. snH hnRyoUs, ssnIuaL, UaI1-
hny. AND SEXUAL sYsrxA--ksw apdi reIishi.
II 5rssa.1,ost--in Reports Of the HOWAND AHSrI
ClATION-seat In sealed lstter en- vsloo.s. - n
harGe. Addre1, TTTIIrT''''' 'IITI, ~''s,s100eoi s0e
ID ;! "a Dh J. akILLIN HouoBToNyJ o
nSwsre Associaiion, Phisaslphis, hi Ia
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

COLulIiA FAlKI ASsoofKTloN. l7hs mcn-
Ss.s :! W. e: Y S
on TuEaDAI ENSNInG, 9pt. N. At 9 o'clock,
judges for Grand ESklb{EIQa Of Hosees, 70 Come
of on the Company (f0d1dS ID 0st0USr HIT.
A general sfAsesndahseh D neqaseeeds ael315IS
se7-2s ..,-s, w. r. OENNI0. aae,Rv
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

scx"a rsIy4us @ DeoiIity, Spermatorrbea, and ali
can ss learn q 4 NEvER.FAiLTNG REMEpY.a ~
a o Thiah a rs !. yoasasd for pspers
Qure The patient 10 eousy ao9 a wnish does not re-
rnySo else 6y inclosing postpaid directed -.
VeIoPe e Boz ss7, Boston r O., MAss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS" )"

GRAND DENOMINATION TO-DAY IN HoNoR
or THE NINETEEHfH ANNuAL MEETING or THE
A. u. G. or TIE @. U. o. or q, y. IN AMssicA.-
Agrssably 10 the announesnspt made yssterday,
the various lodges sod delegations OF oolorsd ODD
Eellova nst d PAttersons Hall, on Ftnssnth
street, and ware formed In processon By the Chief
MarsAAl, ,. n. y. ]. y. N. Wilkinson. The line Of
march Wa then taken, and the procession started,
the route being follows: Down fiftsenth street
to up 10 the circle In the First ward then down
the avenue tby way Of the Presidsntial mansion)
to y, down to Sixth, down sixth 70 LouisiAn
Aysnns 10 Third, down Third to the Avenue, up
the Avenue and around ths Capitol, then down to
the Israel NJ L. church. The following order was
observed; .''.lu .tIt
First, chief marshal and aids, after them, the
lodges OF tho District, as feilowai Josn T. Cook
Lodge, Harmony Lodge Of AlexsadiriA, United
ffiendahip Lodge; then delegations from the fol.
loving Baltimore lodges; Eden, oiive, trystai
Font, Mt Lebanon, King David, ZArababei; from
PhilAdelphia, delegations from the following
lodges; Unity, CArthssenia, Coed Samaritan, then
r. @. Ms Councils from WAshington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia. ..I 'l..-s lh fl.
Two eolored bands--one, Collins's hand OF this
city, and the other the band Of the Seventh United
statss solored troops, Of BAltimorc-were In the
linz, and performed their part very well.
When passing the Presidsat's House and City
Hall the occasions was halted and ehsera given.
The Prssidsnt being engaged in B Cabinet meeting
was unable to respond to the compliment. When
at the CITY Hall Mayor Waiiaek appeared and bow
I'd his thAnks. After arriving at the church the
Aeeta, vhiah had been kept closed, were opsned
| and all ths odd Fellows seated, when portion oi
the tremendous crowd which were collected out,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
PERSONAL.

Miss Macy PRovosT has taken Chicago by
storm. Her new adaptation and performance Of
Lseis D'A'vus has created quite an enthusiasm
among the etheAtre-gosrs Of that city. The Chicago
IrsbsHs says "hcr engagement has been one series
Of continued and uninterrupted successes. It mat
tiers not whether the weather 10 propiti0us or the
reverse, the house is filled with q delighted audi.
ence, who arc fain to indulge in the most enthusi-
sstic applause from the commencement Of the play
10 Its very close"
The same paper says: Miss Provost a. Lucie
D'Arvil sustained as she has done fully on each
Intervening evening, our comments upon her first
appearance In This city, receiving an almost con.
tinuous round Of rapturous applause, and at the
close OF the third, fourth and NTH acts successiye-
y was called before the curtain. 1t was, however,
In the scene Of the reconciliation at the close Of
the third act, and in the narcotic scene Of the
fourth, that we began tn obtain q full revelation
OF the real power with which this truly great
sctress visihes the character Of Luce. The cling
Ing grief anil fondiess Of the wife 10 the former Of
the two scenes noted, and the power Of close sim.
ulaiion exhibited In the latter pls,e her 10 high
rank OF artistic merit"
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
TIE lat. Pr. asogsH Hayward
st,r Smith Robbed p 900

Bossos, Joe,. OLA comaNtSs COf AZ City
Goyernment hss been appointed 1make "
rsgsasus for ~ reception Of the Russian
Admifsl and NJ, AssL oil 20 iGiss Ss5
"a Ths Board Of Aldermen last night sdoptsd
,pssolnslons Of respect for The memory Of the
iase Dr. George Hayward, who was member
ofthe Board and consulting physiessa.n "a,
Peter stpith. while 'tfansactIns business ss
shs lunitod esasss Tressurcr's ofice, was robbed
by yctue ctpst thief Of nearly $4,000 In bills,
coupons. and shcchs. j. ,h,uaifIHafg ,di -"
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
ALssssr IRE. os.. w..hlnston.

A Latter ffsa Gsn. washinston.
In the house Of WIN. Y. Wade, Esq, Ipswich
Mass, . numbsr Of istsrssting relics Of the rev.
olution are kspt, snssg vhioh is the following
letter, written BY Gen. washington, and which
explains Itself; F's,I IN '- .,i
HIADeuAarxas, RosInsoH's HoUsE,l
septsmbsr 70, t7s0.
siR: Gen. Arnold is gone to the enemy.
have just now received line from him dated
on board the Vulture. From this circumstance
and Col. Lambs being detached upon some
business, the command OF the garrison for the
present devolves on you. request you will bs
10 v'gilant as possible, as the enemy may have
TIN contemplation TO attempt some enterprise,
even tonight, against these posts. wish you
70 make, Immediately after receipt of this, the
best disposition you can Of your force 40 A. to
have proportion Of men In each work ON Inc
west side OF the river. You will see or near
from me further tomorrow.
am, sir, your most obodent servant
.#I. NHU-. q. WAsHIHGroS.
Another letter, dated a day later, directs Co,
Wade 10 furnish the respective works At Yves,
Point with provisions and water. Both of
these letters bear the bold autograph of Wash.
ington, and there can be no doubt of their
genulneness. b -. r.... " -..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
Sol SOUTHERN: III D |. ! NEWS.

fom the Rishnsnd Sentinel OF the bih Inst. q,
/, bslbdri Hfssa ths DGsslesDssI1.l
MIssosAar RDoA, VIA CAIGxAMAUoA, Oct.
3.-The san rose blight end jeinar thin morn.
lng. .,aflsr two days OF heavy raius. n
! The bostile lines OF ne enemy arc plainly
seen Nom 3eu. Bragg's heaaqulftsri, A nag
,ef Hsce was expected yesterday. The enemy
Y aealn buy ..rsngthentag his positions, tho
10 ths enemy's resr, partially constructed be-
troops I'M 1,7 ',5n'77'r y. rSI'",
The hoalthl snd apirits, Of the troops arc very
aDs, and they are oil ankious 70 be led against
'sSs s,s sssS,ny ss Eyeryshlng indlcasa qulSt Tor
,Rosscrsns forces seem q absSls b. m.s.ea in and
timmsdistsly around thstowni Three poutoous
have been thrown across rths river, and his
wagon trains I are parked % the opposfte banks.
% '"a III '.FrsA aerae .sviils. L,,s ne
ys0oapuNsvIIAS, Ocsobes q. .-4TAe report thss
Meade had sctf two sffsy codrps ID HosscsanA
snd !; that the enemy wss PtspshnS tofsll bach,
~ sseSs ~ .s. ls b.. o.. mo-, 80. s - hs.,
sess . aossesels, snd thts there IN 40 ipdics,
tlous or fhlIink 6sck,q 90 y {taSi Doe
,iIrhfss isdesi psisSasa. ScaptsreS X RoberSi
son river s.dthrse af tIsrg desrtSn, pajS6d
through To-day for RicAmond. n :
s'sisTSs- 'opasVsvsa. . : sas
Al sxtsoslya rsyivsl .iof reli1rsksap, - Z,
psogpsssIsg n shs Clay ssrcst NssSolsst cSsrcS
tor some uus' psse, ssd b. aiii prcYresalns.
Many converts 70 the faith hiSs tsSs The sssuls
OF in}s enou. Hfss, sld aho5pd o. bslsg
LsAsssssss = IN FsssSs assSe - B.ssas
efChioha.eegeesAn lavtasA q Tan
a. nsssss snA, Ik,sS y o. a.
A. A. a ---.l .l4f
Loastrcsts ccHgIssull ullSry .Btasr v III. sfsops
aAsf the -bsttses9 bsfoss Chistsnssss, under
ds.e ot Sept. 2sd, fssa isssys., ~ ,rs, hIl =
Soldiers Much has been done, but not sli.
Tho ffuIts Of your spaendid victoey are to be
enjoyed. IsHAssssi ~ Ksst4skr, sith. mir
rollds f|lds end satt~s ps,isvs, an % be Re
to be the sgsnss Of thsif deiivsrsnce, and your
task requires the same heroic fbffitude, patience
past. aSS.GSa 81 M
Your general looks to yDu ~ rsnswed exer.
ttons. if.l t'sl -lu 10 -s--yh 81 idt1
Sron, nrags's Ar.y-Csptsrs d HtSs
E5ni& &Nnersd ef Rssseraas's wagons--
ia1s Death - Lsssstrssps Oh,ss 0aartsr.
| / dE.,:..'ZAPP''.s~'rs sf Hsy Gem
|sH tfroa the Risnosd asntinal ottAs 81 inst,l
MISSIONARY RIDoE, VIA CnIUKAAAUoA, Oct.
5.-Itlis reported oshst Gen. Wheeisr has cSp:
tured and burned Ave hundred wAgons belong
lag 70 tho epemy. ~ .iA,iiqIB al sTF ~,
TsQrl sBCoND DloPArB. 5gY 81
MISSIONARY RiD0D, VIA OnscKk,1AuGA, Oct.
0.-Prlsoners and deAeftSu conirui the capl
tHre q The susmys wagoh o!ssln by General
Wnoosetsl. ~ la.HL LaW .-H mnIsVu1
tse Major. e.iP. Nitchsll, Chief QuarSerma aster
q Gen. tongstreet's corps, died lsst hight Of
Col. Joe Iewls, Of ~ SiSshi Ksu.ucky rogi.
uent, has bean sppointed bhgsdlsr general, 10
take command Of Cen. HslmS bnksda.
|. ,Col. james A. Smith .h0 been appointed
sriEsdier general. sld WIN command Preston
cmltns old brigAde. ss5su lGg sfsf. Ii 2JfiY
No aring ON either aldo up 70 II o'ciocca. m.
to-day. l7a.. lSsL ,slai'5iam ulTi0 .alEs'
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
Msson's Coed Bye 10 Earl Russell.
No. ~ UrPER SEYMOUR srREET,)
rohIMAr souAaE,


No. u UrPEH SEYMOUR srRrET,)
rohTMAN sQuARE,
.|..t ag LONDON, hrpt ~, lhs2. }
RigAi Hon. Esri Russi, Her Msjcsfys Secretary Of
Sefs for Porstgn hGssrs! I.H..b .. ....
Mr. LORD; In q dispatch from the Secretary
Of State Of the Confederate States Of America,
dated the 4lh day Of August last, and now Just
received, am instructed TO consider the mis-
sion which brought NE 70 England as at an
end, and am DIRECTED v withdraw at once
fon this country. N lg .r. q *
The reasons iUr terminating this mission ars
sct forth In IN eItract from the dispatch which
hOye the honor 10 commnnlcate bsrewith: y
ne rroIds.t bslicves that the Goysrmsnt
Of hst Majesty has determine 10 decllned the
overtgfvs msds lhfoNgh you for establisAlnx,
BY treaty, ffieaA1Y ltiqnk tS9wesn the tvc
0oyofNoS1ly, - vnssssAlns no intsutlon of
recslving rod = tAssccfodited Minister of thIs
Government nesr the British Court Under
these circumstsucoa, your continued feaideuce
In London 10 neither conducive to the interests
nor cousisteut win the digulsy OF this Govern
msnt, suA tho President, therefore, yeqnests that
you eoesides your misslon q en- sud, and that
you witadrsw with yosr ssorotary from Los
dou.~' t'1..a Il aHfs'H .fr. a.ru .'' -.. " .sf
Having made known TO your Lordshlp on
my arrival hsre The charsctsr md porposas Of
the mission intrusted 70 me by my Govern nsut,
l have deemed u due to courtesy thus 70 make
known 70 the GovernAons Of hcr Majesty It's
tsrminstlos, aad That 4 shall, - dirsctsd, q
once withdraw kssa, KaGlss4.i .65ss 90 -bs-,ds
have the hosor 70 b, yosr Loctship's very
ooealsni servant, u0t laIsgJ. n. MASON.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09

CHARLss II. sANBoRs, Of Boston, has pro-
proposed 10 the Navy Department TO raise the
steamers Georgiana, Ruley, and Isaac II. Smith,
and any or all other vcssels sung In or near the
harbor Of Charleston, 8. c., for salary of so
per cent of the net proceeds OF what may be re-.
covered or will pay el 900 for each Of the
sbove-named steamers "a they are; or will raise
said vessels and property, and will make return
Of all that may DO recovered 10 some Court of
Admiralty for adjudication Of the amount Of
salvage Is be paid him.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
er..d Rsyi.w .. Msrri. I.l.ad.

~bAM4 1OvheW - IA01hI4 H4AAous
Q Upon the rsosip Of the intelligence that Gen.
major general Of volunteers, Gen. Terry, CON-
msEdlng The forces on Morris Island, deter
mlusd. 70 extend 70 him the compliment OF q
review Of su the forces under his command, In
order 70 give him an opportunity 70 see por-
ton Of his command together and under the
most favorable circumstances, as to enable the
oficers and men 70 testify their gratihcstiop
Of the Government Of Gen. Gillmore's brilliant
services in the grand campaign against Charles
ton. ~ I'd la"' ~ : - -
The soldiers turned out with great pleasure
sud satisfaction, and presented ss neat and
soldieFiy appesrance as any troops we have
ever seen. At nine o'clock the line vas formed
on the bsosd beach facing the ssa, and at about
ten O'Clock, = ssluto Of thirteen guns on the
right, notiasd the expectant command that
Gen. Gillmere had appeared on the ground.
With large snd brilliant staff he rapidly rode
from right 70 laft, In front Of tho line, the SOL
dlers presenting arms, colors dipping and the
drums beating the "cheers." atI.,..-.r
The troops presented . due appearance,
which wss not unuoticed BY The General, who
closely inspected, as he rode along, the ranks
Of the different regiments aud brigsdes. The
artillery was 10 splendid condition, and at
tracted general attention. After the General
aud staff had passed by the rear 10 the right
again, he rode down to the centre, and Gen.
Terry, placing himself at the head, tho Divi-
sion was formed In column by companies, and
headed BY grand band, composed Of ali the
bands on the lsland, lead by Prof. Walter Dig
nam, Of tho Fourth n. II. band, passed In re-
view before the Commanding General.
The marching was most excellent, and the
appearances OF the troops exceedingly hne. No
more soldicrly or neater troops were ever seen.
The lines were strsight and steady, the step
accurate and on time, and the general bearing
all that could be desirod.
Professor Dignam's band performed some
excellent pieces Of music In hne style, and
with happy effect. Altogether, the affair passed
of In the most brilliant manner, and canuo.
fall to have afforded great pleasure, as well 10
General Gilmore us 10 oil concerned.-Mu
South, Port Royal, y. o., Sept. ~.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
rrrssrLvaNrA HrrcrIoN.

We sre rsqusaIsd oehy toPsssons Desiring to
return to Pennsyivaniito vote, that the steamer
~iltnot s.art ouths ppsh. ba. that tickets can
DO obtained TO go BY railroad at the National
Union HsadQsesters, ,Asl North Ninth street,
this day until 10 in the evening. Persons
working In the Government shops can obtain
item Of Mr.. !. Z. Allen, superintendent Gov.
ernment repair shops; and those employed in
the Cavalry Burcsu, of Mr.. Snow, superinten-
dent at 0iesboro.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
KEEec,u'Nonlul d = Of i pro,,wley
nsg j, .i.s s.2 Suspended. ~ 81

e fhs.snieaes 0f deash BY bycourt.In.r.isl. which
was TO have been execussd upon - Browisy,
private ofths la2d regiment Of New York vol.
untsrsJip ~ Atny Oh ~ Potomac at noon
to-dsy, VI shapendSd BY order Of the President,
providing the cuipnt would agree 70 pake up
the tina b, Wa sbssnt BY assertion, BY contln.
ting IN scrvlrc, amer the three years. term Of
hls Psgiosak hss expired. ag1sI 9,is5f
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09

IMPORTANT DIsC0vERI ON LAKE sUPERIoR.-
The Detroit 7Iibsse says there is considerable
excitement In business circles connected with
the Lake Superior trade, In consequence of the
discovery Of an immense deposit of silver
bearing lead In that famous region. Marquette
county 10 the site Of this new discovery. II is
said that the ore yields twenty per cent of pure
lead, and that every ton OF lead Yields twenty
i've pounds Of silver worth three hundred dol
lars, besides the value Of the lead. Operations
will soon be commenced for " removing the
deposits.o
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09

PRIzs.-Thc small iron side.wheel steamer
Diamond, recently captured, arrived at the
Navy yard yesterday. 6ho 10 laden with liquors
and salpetre chiehy. Bhs had both the A Ineri-
can und British Gags flying a. she came up the
river. she was captured about ten days $50
wh,ie attempting TO run the blockade Of bsysn-
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-09
A REBEL LIE.

Tho rebel papers have repeatedly stated, Of
late, that Bragg hold hve thousand prisoners.
captured on the soth and sist ult! When the
exchange took place the other day he turned
over 70 Gen. Rosecrans q fec less than tno thow.
and n'e", Dosndsd ,sSd al. We know this 70
be fact. z.-lslai4i ~ ,irl .rai G..- UEf