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Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

PREaIDEST LINCOLN, at the request Of sena-
tor Sumner, gave that gentleman tho pen with
which he signed the emancipation proclRmS-
ton, for transmission 10 George LINcrmo e,
Esq, Of Cambridge, Massachusetts, a we'll
known anriquarlaP and writer of antI-slaVery
works 1t is plain steel-pen, with a common
wooden handle
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

Tue BANKRUPT BnL.-The House, to-day,
has Ia..en mp, hy special assignment, the SEN
ate hill for the establishment of a uniform sys-
ten Of hankruptcy tmough,ut the United
States. The bill contains several provisions
that ought 10 be stricken ont. The impression
prevailed, when our reporter left the Capitol
that tho hill could be crowded through, under
the previous question, without debate. W.
Lnnn IL
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

DISTRIBUTION OF GIN. TwIoos's swoRi
The senate Military Committee has madd
position Of the swords of Gen. Twiggs, in
Joint resolution, as follows: That vote
Twiggs by Congress to be given to Gen.
Ter, that given by the State of Georgia 4
awarded to the West Point Academy, and
presented him by the city Of Augusta to bC
posted in the Patent Office.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

FROM VAIPARAIsO.-We learn by letter
from Valparaiso that an American sailor,
named Storey has been imprisoned in the pent
tcnliary for twenty years, for having killed
john McUape, on hoard the ship Sunshine, in
that harhOr.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
A TslegraphIc Untru,h.

The following has been going the rounds Of
the papers
j. f. B. Stuart, the rebel general, telcgraphs
10 our QuArtermaster General, Meigs, that the
mules he captured are inferior"
We are requested to state, by those who bc.t
know the fact, that the rebel, Stuart, never
sent any such dispatch, or II he did, it was
never received here by the Government, or any
member Of the Government.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
Nsw YarE LsGIsIatnrs.

ALBANY, Jan. Five ballots were cast to-
day for Speaker of the Assembly, with the
same result as yesterday
Dean, 63i Sherwood, 69j being full vote
candidates not voting.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
New count.rfsits.

PmLApnLPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE editor Of Peter.
sons Coi1tterteit Deteetor has sent the following:
The Citizens Bank Of Worcester Kiss.-Tcns,
altered vlgj upper right, three female figures;
in upper centre, ANAL flying figure bearing
tablet, an X on each side ten" across left
end.
Also, avss on Charter oaEaBank, at Hart.
ford, Connecticut. .rE rr-
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
SAILING OF THE STEAMER NM
YORK FOR THE SOUTH.

FiVc Hinldred Passengers. Their EfthtLsidSp
Croicd on the Whd,Ves.-Ssirure Of Q1iJ
and other ContrdbdRd Afficlss.-ISad Aeeid
The flag of truce boat "New York." sa
to-day about twelve and half O'Clock.
wharf at the foot Of Sixth street was crow
with people-most Of them rebel sympathiEt
In fact there Is scarcely family In this q
that had not a representative present. n
we were careful to observe. Those on the
sci as well as most Of those on shore seemed
be in the highest glee, and various saluiatlo
such as waving Of the handkerchief, kibslnd
the hands, &C., were constantly being
changed between them. About quarter Of
upwards of 399 women, 225 children, 10
wants and 5 school boys were on boald. FIR
conversation with q number Of the pastenge
we learned that the object of most Of them
going South was the hope and expectation |
finding in that Sunny region" a more cong
niul spot, where they could give vent 20 thu
pent up feelings, and actively cooperate wi
and for their friends. -.4.,
We found many agaln who expressed then
selves as true and earnest devotees Of the Unlo,
end who stated that their only purpose In vial
ing the South, was to endeayor TO ascertain "
condition and whereabouts Of certain relatlv|
and friends who were near and deaI'to them.
The balance were school girls and boys I
turning home. The most Of these we fou1
earnestly endorsed the rebellion, and many Sa|
their intention on arriving was TO actively a
slst the confederate government. We, ho'
ever, found some happy receptions.
A number of those whom we observed on. 4
/ boat, are well known TO our citizens, a. haylr
| for a long time been fully Identified, both \
word and deed, with the so-cAlled southei
| Confrdcracy.
Detective Baker was present with his for,
and kept a close watch upon things general
He seized, it is said, large quantity Of quinn
and other contraband articles, which certa
persons attempted to smuggle through.
As the vessel left her moorings, and NOV,
quietly down the river, the enthusiasm on bO
sides was unhOunded. Cheer after cheer we
up, handkerchlefs were waved, hats thrown n
and various other manifestations Of Joy mad
some, however, WHO bcclhoo Vhito JpV
prior to the departure of the vessel, on the Q
of her parting seemed suddenly 10 become Va
much depressed in spirits, and In a few cas-
found It impossible to keep back their teal
We are not sure that many Of them will not
found weeping after they have experienced I
happiness Of rebeldom" few weeks.
, A sad accident occurrad about II O'cloC
which would have resulted seriously 10 seyel
persons had ii not been for the prompt ASST
ance of the by-standcrs. A horse-car, load
with corn, was nun up the track on the slx
street wharf, and no warning being given
the driver, several persons were crowded oy
the edge of the wharf, and having no way
escape but to jump overheard, were run oy
i by the car A young man named George Cla
had had his leg broken in two places, Ia
had her foot Injured, and policeman v
somewhat jammed
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

THE NEW SECRETARY OF THE INTERIoR.-Af
ter transactIng the public business to-day, the
senate will 20 into executive session for the
purpose of confirming the nomination Of Ser
rotary sher
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

NOMINATIONS ny THE PRTsIDENT.-Com om-
mnndcr Elisha Peck was nominated to the SEN
ate to-day, to be captain on the reserved list of
the navy. \ large number Of consular aP-
pointments, made during the recess Of Con-
gress, were also sent to the Senate to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
Gen. Burnside not TO be Relieved Of this
Command OF the Army Of the Potomac.

Command OF the Army Of the Potomac.
We are satisfied that Gen. Hooker Is not only
not to relieve Gen. Burnside In command Of the
Army Of the Potomac, hut that Gen. Hooker i5
decidedly in favor Of having Gen. Burnside re-
main in the position he now occupies. Gen.
Hooker Is perfectly satisfied with his present
command, and thinks that frequent changes in
the command Of so large an army will prove
injurious to the army and the cause Of the
Union. He is right.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
t,n, MyCI,IInn I'm phlIndtiphIr.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-Gencral Mcclellan
held levce on last evening at tho house of his
brother, in this city. It was largely attended
by ladies and gentlemen.
The Mayor, at the head Of the City Councils,
visited him this morning % present testimo!
NAL authorized by the Councils some time
since 81. .E
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
Tn. Iron-claa Battery Nahant.

NEWPORT, Jan. 6.-The iron-Clad steamer
Nahant put in here this afternoon on account
of the fog. All is working we'll. She will
leave as soon as the weather permits.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

THE CoLoRED PEOPLE Of New York and The
surrounding country towns held grand jubl-
lee of freedom in the Cooper Institute on Mon
day evening.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

EB- We shah give in our second edition to-
With persons going South under flag Of truce.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

IIWIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
subscriber hath obtained from the DrphanA'
Court Of Washington county, In the District OF Co
lumbia, letters Of administration on the personal
estate OF ALBERT FULLER, late OF Washington
county ased All persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on or before the sixth day Of January next they
may otherwise by law be excluded hom all benefit
Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this sixth day Of January,
A. d. 1858. AARON r, FULLER,
Ian 6--lAW9W AdminiatfatoF
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

The FISHING BoUSTIEs for last year have not
as vet heen paid, owing to want of mopey in
the Treasury
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

RrREL CoRREsPoNDENOE.-To- Senator
Sumner introduced bill to suppress rebel cor
respondenCe--a move In the right direction.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
AatiuuaI Republican.
WASHINGTON, ID. CT
WEDNESDAY EvENpG, JANUARY 7, 1903.

80 The omSs q the National RsPubii-
can Is at Oh Ninth street, between PENN
syIvanIa avenue snd d street, CUP Stairs.)
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

THE PORTER Court Misunderstanding of
Interest transplred In this court to-day. To
enable the accused to prepare a written defence,
It adjourned until Saturday.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

SICK SOLDIERS SENT AwAY.-Three hundred
sick soldiers were to-day sent 10 Vermont from
the different hospitals, and eight hundred to
Baltimore,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

The McDowELL CoURT OF HoURY, Gen.
slgel again testified before this conrt to-day,
hut nothing new was elIclted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

CHURCH GIVEN UP.-The patients In Dun
barton church hospital have been removed, and
the church restored to the congregation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

~. WestOn's Progress Of fSlaVsry.-COpies
nj fhIa work are for sale at the office of the National
Republican. Pamphlet edition, IS cents. Bound
edition. rs CentH,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

VNO THE VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH CON-
i 0REssIONAL DISTRICT OF NIR0IRIA-We an
nounee the name Of CHAUNCEY II. Snow As q can
didate for Congress from the Seventh ConEroaElOn-
al District Of riFgniA, at the election TO BE- held
Jan est MANY VOTERS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

RsslgnatiOn OF General Duryta.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
interesting incidents.

Departure Of Fiss OF Truce v''''
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TELEGRAPHIC.

THE MESSAGE OF GOV. SEYMOUR
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Sale of Real and Personal
Estate in Camden So. Ca.

10y VIRTUE OF MY AUTHORITY AS AID
- mnistrator with the will annexed, will offer for
for sale on tho lst Monday in October next all the
real and personal property belonging to the estate of
the late W. q. Workman. viz:
One House and Lot situated on Broad Street in q
central portion of the town. avorably located for bus
mess. The buildings OF wood, and adapted both
for store and dwelling containing distinct Stores
IN the lower story and five Rooms above furnished of
tor a dwelling, with all necessary and convenient out
buildings attached 10 the same, and having q good
We'll of water in the yard SAID lot fronts &c feet on
the east sdo of Broad Street and extends eastwardy
from said street 1913 feet
Also small wooden Dwelling House. single story,
containing four rooms fronting sc feet On north side
OF kutl, dge Street, Broad Street in said town.
and running back northward from Rutedge Street
1913 feet. with q Kitchen and Well of water on the
premises.
Also SO acres, more or less, of pine land. about
Tour miles north east OF Camden bounded the north
by lands OF Duncan Sheorn, and south by lands
ot estate of Duncan McRae, west and south by lands
OF the estate of II. W. DeSaussufo
Also four slaves, viz: Peggy, about 10, unsound,
Davo, about 45, and his wife Hannah, about 40; Pom.
pey, about 40.
Also, two Cows and Calves, and Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Terms Cash Purchasers to pay for papers
WILLIAM WALLACE Admr
Sept ls
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The Free Market of Charleston one Of tho noblsst
| and most useful charities extant after more than a
twelve month of successful operation is in danger Of
suspension and even final stoppage 1t an instiu-
ton, founded by private patriotism and benevolence
endorsed by the city authorities of Charleston and
recognized and encouraged by the Legislature Of tho
State. Its great and highly useful purposes s to SUP.
ply PROVISIONS free of expense to the needy famas OF
soldiers and seamen fighting the battles of their coun-
try, or dead IN her service; and howard of eight hun.
dred families depend its bounty for their daily bread
1t has become great public necessity and it is the
duty of every christian and patriot male AMI female
rich and poor young and DID, to contribute to its sup
port in proportion to and ability-hc rich man
out Of his wealth, the poor man out of his poverty
the widow with her mte-every large stream should
pour, every little r trickle its refreshing waters into
this great reservoir of patriotic benevolence to- be
dispensed in God-blessed bounty to the wives ara
children, the widows and orphans the sisters and 9TH
er female dependents, of brave soldiery and sea-
men, The hnal stoppage, or even the suspension of
this charity would be of the drest calamtes that
could betall our City and State-it would nilicu dis
ress, suferlng and even starvation on numbers now
comfortably fed by its bounty, and perhaps lead to
breadriots in our conservative city, her serious in
jury and deep disgrace Come, then fellow citizens
to the rescue, promptly literally, efficiently and not
only savo the free Market from destruction suspeh
sion, but sustain it, in healthfu vigor as a God bless
ed and man-blessng institution. Let donation; in
money and in kind pour in lavishly from every quar-
ter of the City and state; and the consequences will
Do happy hoeeu. Not only Will bread, and meal, and
meat be suStainingy furnished to soldiers and soa
mems families, but the heart of the warrior will bs
cheered and his nerved to victorious battle against
the vanda and ruthless foe by the comforting conyic
ton that his wife and little ones patriocay and
sufficiently cared for by their fellow citizens at homo
Let oteiarmers and planters especially in every sec.
ton of the State, send liberal supplies of vegetables
and provisions, from their gardens their fields their
barns and their smoke houses and swell to overflow.
ing the great reservoir Of Free Market charity
Charity is twice blessed-it besseth him that oiyes
as well as him that receves-and blesses the eiyer
even more than the receiver
Come up, tben one and all, to the hallowed work
and not only earn the soldiers and seamens undyino
gratitude, but lay up treasure in Heaven where nei.
ther moth nor rust doth corrupt thieves break in
and steal
RICHARD YEADoN, Chairman
WIN. B. YATES lComntte.
JOHN PHILLIPS
N. B.-Country exchanges are requested to oopy
no abc W circular and appeal oratuitously
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TO AUrngRIzE THE FORMATION OF VOLUNTEER coMpA
September 4

TO ACrnERIzE THE FORMATION OF VOLUNTEER COMPA.
MES FOR LOCAL DEFENCE
The Congress OF the Confederate Stutes of America do
exact That or the purpose focal defence in any por-
ton OF the Confederate States any number of persons
not less than twenty who over the age of forty.
live years or otl erwise not liable to military duty
may associate themselves military company elect
their own ch sIG establish rules and regulations
Tor Their own government and shall be considered as
be ionSIng 10 the Provisional Army Of the Confederate
states, serN ing without pay allowances and en-.
titled, when captured by the enemy to all the privi-
eges OF prisoners OF war Provided that such company
shall, a soon as practicable. transmit their muster
roll, or hst O the OF the officers and prvates
thereof t. the Governor OF the State the Comman6
General o: Jne department., any Brgadier General
IN the stats oF Cont ieate service to be forwarded to
the Secretary OF VS., but the President or the Com
maCner ei'tte Military District may any time dis
oand such companies; ProUded, that in the States
and districts III which the Act entitled "An Act to
further provide for the public Defence" approved
April 6th lsc2 and the Acts amendarory thereof
have been suspended. persons of any age resident
within such States Districts may volunteer ard from
part of such companies so long as such suspension
may continue; POvided that Io psrson shall become
member of said company until he Shall have first
taken the oath of aegance the Confederate States
OF America In writing copy Of which shall be filled
with the muster roll of said company as above pre-
scribed
~ Papers Of State copy three times
Sept q
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. }
CHARLESTON, September 10, 1868. (
NTHAREAS INFORMATION HAS BEEN RE
w ceved at this Department that. or before the
9th day of July last in the village OF Cnton in Lau-
rens District by the name of l.. Thompson John
son was murdered by some persons, up to this time
unknown
Now, therefore, I, NJ. L. BONHAM Governor of
the Stae aforesaid do ssne this my Proclamation Of
ferng reward of Five hundred dollars for the appre-
henson and delivery of the real murderer of the said
l.. Thompson johnson into any Jail of this State; and
if more than one; additional reward of Five Hun
Dollars for each one who shall be proved 70 be an
accomphce.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State, at
H. Charleston, this tenth day of September, a d..
1863.
M. L. BONHAM,
WIN HUNT, Secretary of State.
GB All papers in the State publish month.
September IL
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$50 Reward,

WILL BE PAID FOR THE APPREHENSION
vv and delivery at the Charleston Jail, of JAMES
UZzELL, who deserted from my camp on the lst of
Se'tember inst Said Uzzell is aged SO years feet
. inches high, dark complexion, dark eyes and dark
hair, and by profession. when enlisted u cooper-born
IN wilson county North Carolina, and enlisted at camp
Ripley on the 10th day of March, 1863 to serve for
the war He will in all probability, attempt TO make
ms way to Wilson County, North Carolina, whore his
relatives live
S. RICHARDSON
Capt. Com'dg Co. *" P. B. L. A.
Battery Means, Sept. II, 1863
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJCTANT AND 1H3reGros GENERAL, OFFICE
CHARLESTON, Az ;Ise -, 1863.

CHARLESTON, Az ;rse 81 1863.
! [ tGENERAL OR0ERS 80 s6.1
l. TO CANRT INC ETF!.CT' THE FOREG DING
Proo.-"l"on OF hs .:.collcn the Governor it is or.
G2rei tot the following Volunteer State Trnops be
az cp.ed n.o aetyicc viz:
ono ''oSimenr O. Moun-ed fnfanry, to consist
ten companies 'wO companies OF Cavalry and one com.
iany o. fiying i,rtilory The companies of Mounted
lnaE;ty To conas; o not less than seventy eight 7S)
and 10. inore than hundred men, exclusive ofcom.
n'lssoAca cors o Cavalry, to consist Of not less
ohan &lI:y (6o, and no more than eighty (SO) men,
eAclu:.i g OF commissioned oiccrs; and the compapy
ARTILLERY o' no. less than eighty ESQ., and not more
than one hundred (l00) m:n, exclusive of commits.
s;on3a officers When the companies of Mounted In
lanry ana Cavalry nave been organized and accepted
I!eG O..corI Will b, ecSed und orders from this
oiicc.
III. Inc Companies authorized to be raised under
ilo preceding paragraph of this order will be com.
p0Sed oil elective men who are over the age OF
sixteen years who are not subject TO- or who are ex-
emptea iroia Confederate Conscriplion, and who do
not belong to the oryanaon lately ordered of troops
of local oence and six monhs special service These
troops viii bos armed by the Srste-the artillery to
L.ve Ha:tcry OF four peces-but they will provide
Themselves with horses. Their pay Ito beein when
thcy arc ordered into actual service will be the same
as thai allowed in Confederate service including forty
cents per day Tor each horse They will hold them.
selves in readiness Tor the field at moments notice
and to do service in any part of the State under the
orders o. the Governor. The Companies will be ac-
&C bed in The order in which their rolls and lists Of
Officers ere presented at this Office and they will be
1't"ch'n to 'he Militia Regiments in which they are
raised until ordered into actual service.
III. In addition to the above organization, compa.
mes organized III accordance with the Act of Congress
OF the 18th November 1862, herewith published, will
be accepoG on furnishing their rolls as required by
sid Act and one of the said companies in each Ju.
dical Dnrict consisting of not less than eighty men,
exclusive OF officers. and having its place of rendez
vous at the Court House Of the District will be armed
by the State; the remainder of the compan es will pro-
vide themselves with arms ammunition as far as the
means tthe State; will permit will be furnished to
all the companies.
By command: A. c. GARLINGTON
Adj. and Inspector General, S. C.
September 4
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For Sale.

TWO STORE HOUSES AND LOTS, WITH
Il Dwelling Rooms on second foo-o EACH situated
on the most desirable spot on Broad street. for bust
Also. one lot containing thereon large Cotton
House. situated on Rutledge street. 90 feet in front by
$50 back. For further particulars apply to Mr. VIM.
n. Billings, in Camden, or to Capt D. d. Perry, at
Flat Rock g. G.
September Is
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Notice.

CTOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
~ night of the l6th, an iron Grey Mare, about 6
l-2 hands high. lioera reward will be paid for her
delivery to me at Stateburg, S. c., and One Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension and proof of the thief
september 20 FREDERICK L. GREEN
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Notice.

1>HE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS OF DIR. THOS.
Il W. SALMOND having been placed in my hands
Tor collection all persons indebted to him will call on
me ana settle the same. w. q. LEITNER.
September l8
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Rattle.

A MAGNIFICENT SILK DRESS TO BE RAF-
n fed for the benefit Of the soldiers so soon as
chances to the amount Of $3.50 can be made up The
dress can be seen at Mrs. Crosby and list for chances
at Mathesou J. Co.
July 81
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keMCy1 |

tNHE UNDERSIGNED Has REMOVED HIS
q Store from the "old Brick Corner" to the estab.
lishment formerly occupied by Mr. VIM G. Gerald, Jr
two doors below MsCurry Hanmssslsugh's stu4s.
July - T.N.HYTRS,
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Council Notice,

I 7 IS ORDERED THAT ON AND AFTER THE
18th inst. the Ordinance forbidd.., slaves airing
their own time or keeping shops oyen il the Town
will oe fully enforced
1t ls further ordered t'at sftc, 25tl inst
no slave Will be PERM ed 10 trace ,acr n"thin,
lor sale, after sun down, within the corporate n;ts
without written permit from those having at oitv
to grant it; and any slave 7.oating the .c..,.te
or the order will be punished to the utCs ~t9rt og
the Law
ROBERT N. KEN.1 cDY,
-..coIG, ;.
September III
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ADyT. AID INSP ECT0R.GENERALS OFFICE.
CHARLESTON, Sept Ia, 1868. !
SPECIAL ORDER NO5O.
I THE PROVISIONS OF THE ACT OF
l. the General Assembly, 9Th FEBRUARY; 1868,
exempting persons in "Confederate military
Service" from military service under said Act,
Is construed to mean persons regularly muster
ed into Confederate service. Therefore. all
details made by State authority for service in
any of the Departments of the Army of the
Confederate States, or exemptions issued to
persons because OF their being employed in
said Departments, as agents. clerks assistants
or in any other capacity, are hereby recalled,
and the orders authorizing the same counter
manded, and all such persons who have been
drafted or enrolled in the organization oftroops
for SIX mouths service, are ordered to report
for duty to the commanding officers of their
companies without delay. BY command:
(Signed) A. C. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant and Inspector.Ge S. &.
Official: G. A. FoLLIN, A. A. q.
Sept l8