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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

One of the necessities of mariners, impor.
.ant to the ship as the compass, Ia the mrdiiine
chest, that the sick mny be relieved when on long
voyages sut II Is not unfrequen'ly found insuiti.
cieht TO meet all the cases Of sickness for which
The captain or surgeon Is called upon to prescfite
In cases OF low lever or wasting Of the vital
powers, remedy sufficiently potent to brt al u
the former, or restore the wasted system in mi,
latter, the brefest possible period Of time, "a
II sessary, as 1t Is rare indeed ships company .
Msuheaienily M strong In numbers to permit the loss
agent for those who "so down to the iea in ships,
that do busLtss in great waters" always certain
anu satisfactory In Its results nothing better
be recommen led Or more joyfully accepted by the
patient than llosrETTER's BiTTLRs Let the
pwners ot ship provide the medicine chests UI
their seamen with these Bittcrs, and our word for
II, but little Sickness and meme Of serious CHI r
scter, will be experienced On board.-Nep York
Sunday Dispdioh, seI0-ateod
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

Az FNrEvsivg MELGE.-Last night, the
Finn MtChiC un icr command Of Lieut.. Col John
Puli rd, mi; the Third Michigan, under charge OF
MiJ. NJ. u, toughtUn, arrived nOm New York and
at topprd st sofdicr's Rstrcrt About noon, when
the regiments were partaking Of dinner, several
men complaiued Of not having bread ~ d butter,
ard becoming dissatisfied, hey cried "nght, bGs
for your hresd.'
lac dissatisfaction thereby incrensei and II Q
mra nmoun Ing to company or thereabou's bc-
came uncomfortable. The officers were perfectly
powerless, or too pusiIlNnimous. Captain L, NJ.
C.mp, who has charge OF the soliicis s. Rest, went
TO quell the disturbance ". en- he was saluted by
several blOws from The Indignant Michigan ders.
l. cut. Henly Of the second District, was inme.
Cittely dispatched for guard. He went to the
barracks aud found tie men at diuncr. 'r
The soldiers repaired to he scene of disturbance,
10 ding their nuskcts on tho way. Lieut. Henley
Immediately returned, when he WAS assAiled sew.
esai tunes, and would have bs en- killed " a guard
had not arrived. Tie guard dispcrsed the soldiers
with the but,'ends Of their mu,kets, tho commaId
to fire rot being given. The men who struck 1t
Harley hcTs i'cognz / b. him, were srrested
a.d sent TO Capt. Todd Capt. Camp 10, VIC believe,
not g. riousy irjuIed
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
FROM GEN. MEADE'S ARMY.
OUR POSITION UNCHANGED
PLE4yANT0N STILLCAPTURINC PRISONER,

HEADc'Rs ARMY or PoroNAc. Sept. 15.-Our
position On the RsPidan remains unchanged.
About $50 prispucrs have been taken hy Gen.
Pleasanton since SUNDAY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
The AsSson.lU>.s

PHiLADEIPHIA, Sept. 15.-The subscription
agent OF the Government reports the sale of
e5Ts, 300 in "hve-twentics on Tuesday. De-
liverics of bonds ure being made to August 20.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
Fire nj Lacrosse, VIA,

LACROSSE, Wis. Sept Is "A lre, this morn
ing, destroyed the Lacrosse House, the brick
building occupied by strinman Co., aud the
loss s3U, ,OOO, vi which slO,OOO 10 insured.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

Hon HEKDIsa.-The garrisons In the forts
around Charleston hsrbor will not lack for
food as long as Gilmore and DAhgren are be-
sIegipg them. In point Of fact they will fare
Sumter-Ously every day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

RAuRoAps.-AlRrvAL AND DIPAkrURn OF
rxAus-Tne advertise ments % eur nrst page
ere inserted by authority ofthc railroad companies
scyefally named, are oracially corrected when
changes are made, hcaos BE- relied upon - cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
forriCIAL1

foFriCIAL
DEPARvavNr or STATE,
Wsshsngtos, SEPT. rs, 1868.
A copy Of the late Royal Order of the Span
ish Govcnment, Of which the following is a
correct translation, authorizing the free impor-
tation into the Philippine Islands Of houses of
wood or iron, and In general Of all building
materials, has been olieialIy communicated to
this Department
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
Trial Tr,p ON ,be P.e,n. R.,,xv

BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14.-The first trial
trip OF the cars on the Union Pacific railway
was made to-day on the road between that place
and Sanmeto, some forty miles.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
TAOS. j.. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Jez7--sIha No. ssl broadway, New Yofl

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT IN
ALEXANDRIA A.-MeUhk A TNNIS,s
nave Established a Hotel and Restaurant, on ,Ic
New YORK plan, at No. 4lO King street. hIexsm.
ana, Va, me accommodations and Iaf. enn"nt
fail TO suit the public '' '"'o ~ Sahmot
A SolSTANT QUARTERMAsTER,S
"A OFFICE, Corner q and .rweuty.seronL
s'i.ets, Washington, D. C., August 10 1851 pItm
Lie SALES OF CONDEMNED ANIMALS vii
hh' place ~ the Corral, near the Obsery ntory ~,
,.'s We nviiyi on NE flksI, THIRD aud FIfra
MEDnESDAfS OF seatenIber, 1888, the 2l, iGth'
aud iOtH days Of the month -" - '''"'
service, 80 fuo''o
sales to commence at 10 o'elo n. III. of each
Jay, nnd be continued from day to day until ths
nnmier on hand shall be sold. ""''' 'he
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Y. II. TOMPKIEs,
auIo-sN captain, A. Y. NJ, U. S. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

THIS PAPEE IL NOW FURNISHED ny CAR
REks To sUBsl RIBEks IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT Thirty CENTS PEN
MONTH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
sPRCfAI NOTICES.

MAs,sIc.--.A special eomIpunieation Of 81,
lrncr and Ninth Streets this wedn, sIsyJ even.
"s c9H' ' W. NORRIS sMtrH,
srplsE'' Q "A LLsll s9 ~ u. ecrctatt ..
Mssr,Np or Tup ftnuenLRss AND HoMELEss.
ID aNiSsS sstrst nssr y. on ,omoirow iwstac.dsyj
fns SS%aili vsi sppoint no sSptrr with the on.
GERS of the Baltimore aud Ohio railras.i company.
will make report. AUG. EDWARDS
:'..gH:!.a s.s,a,.ly ssss..sryy Ia o,A.I q q
sss::sss; ;S;, :ssssSs s.;ss e C s"s s.
ntssnsS, 81 al clerk: aud othe,s lnteresttd .houlJ
oe ,rnS e sppoins foiae ohe 10 Icprs sent thcid
e y: xs q:
project. seiS-it
Tns NATIONAL UNION LaAeuu WILL HOLD
public mestings every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, 4el Ninth street. TherS win BE-
Speeches, National Songs, 10. The rssdiur. rooma
open evory evening. ... b.. 80 : spr I-4v
James A. Brown, Esq, 10 .uly Authorised and
accredited % an Agent to solicit and receive sub
scriptiohs and contributions In support Of the Ma
tionsl Union League Reading Room. '.H.
-, WI. IrBb, Prssidtn,.
rHEo. ;. srosts, sec'y. 'HII
A GENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous Debility,
Incompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuatcd by desire to benefit others, viii
he happy to furnish TO all Who heed 1t (iree OF
charge, the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used IN his ease. Those wiehlng
to proht by his expefiencC-and pos sess a ystusbls
Remedy.will receive the sshe, by return mail,
Carefully seaed,) by addressing .r'
49,. JOHN D. OGDEN,
aut4-dSwsm No. 90 Nassau st., N. York.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.-Dr. Cheeset,,u,s
rus The combination Of ingredients In these
pulls are the result OF long and extensive prac.
lice They arc mild in their operation, and Ger.
taip 10 correcting all Irregularities. painful mn.
s'ruaiion, removing all distinctions, wh.ther
from cod or othcrwee, headache, rain In the eide,
p'Itation Of the heart, whites all nervous siiec-
tion', hysterica, fatigue, pain In the back and
limbs, &C. disturbed slecp Witch arise from inter.
Juption Of nsture.
Da. CHEESEMAN'S PH.ts
was tho cohiIfienBement cl new era ia the treat
ment OF those irregularities and obs,r,,ctiop.
when nave consigned so many to a PREMATURE
GRAVE NO female can enjoy good health unless
she is regular, and Whenever m obstruction takes
place the general health begins 10 decline.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S P,ELs ....
are the most CELESTIAL remedy ever knou N far ell
complaints peculiar TO Fcmdhs To all classes they
are Invaluable, inducing, ieim certainly, peytodcai
| regularity. They are known to thousands, who
have used them at d Hercnt peri de, throughou.
the c. Luntry, having tho sanction OF some OF the
most cninem PhysicidHs in America.
ErPhch directions, s'aiing Ehcn they should not br
u'ed, with each Box--the Price One Dcidr y~r Ecr,
| -ontaitiDy frOri IN 10 W Piih.
PHI. sent BY mail, promptly, By remitting to the
Pr prictora. sold by Druggists generally.
HuTCHlNGS Il HILLYER,
| sc5- -6neod froprictors, 81 Cedar st., New Yrok
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
Edition
HOUR Opu.OCK. p. n.
THE WHITE FLAG At FORT MOUL.


THE WHITE FLAG AT FORT MOUL-
The authorities here do not consider II GER
tain that . nag Of truce has been ralsed on Fort
Moultric, as up to this afternoon no ofiicial H..
formation Y" shut ciisct had reached tho aGss-
ernment. Tho now rebel llag is itself nssrly
all white. It has rcd square In one corner
with blue cross and white stars upon II, and
the rest 10 white. such a hag al distance
might easily be mistaken for ilag Of truce.
THE REBELS LOSING THEIR CON-.
sCRIpTs. .' "N'ffii
lien. Rosc' rams writes to the Government that
the rebel eonscripts are running Into his llnss
by the Hundreds and desire to join his army.
lie says In his letter that Tennessee is now more
loyal than his own State of Ohio. " adT
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
Unitsd States supply Steamer,

The United State, supply steamer Massachu-
setts will leave Philadelphia, on Saturday next,
for the South Atlantic b ,Iuadron.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

WASHINGTON TmEATRE.-"TheG Ghost" con-
tinues to attract very large and fashionalc audi.
enccs, who are thrilled and delighted at the mar
velous spectral illusion. The performance this
evening commences with the elegan comsdictts =
OF tho Young Widow" In which Miss lowering,
Mr.. Clifford, and the entire company appear.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
ANTIETAM.

The battle of Antictarn was fought one year
ago to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

au22-3nldAw F' 80
S.---T.--1S6U--X.-- --DKAKK's PIAsrAro,.
- BIrTsRs
They purify, strengthen and ipyirorate
They create healthy appetite,
Ihey are an antid0te to change of water and diet
hours. ' '"'S
They strengthen the system aud .niven the
They prevent niasmntic and intermittent fever,
Lhey purify the breath and aeidty OF the stom.
They cure Dyspepsia and Consultation.
rhey cure Diarrhca, Cholera and Cholera Motbus
Lhey cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
They are the best Bitters In the world. Tbev make
lhe weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed OF the Gle
p,htea Sansaya Bark, Cascarilla Bark, Dandsliop,
snamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter,
eIech, Anlse, Clover-buds, Orange Peel, Snske-
,oo., caiAway, Cortapder, Burdock, s.-T-isSO-
The following is sample OF the tcu,iu,ony daily
'oLpiEhs' HOME SuPEpIsTEEpE
e,soirsAT. o. Jan 70, 1858.
have given your Plantation Bitters TO hundred,
o. o. our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
usaDeu from various causes and the effect s mo1t
marvellous and gratifying.
such = prelnIation as this 10 heartily wish in
evefy iamiiy, 10 every hospital, and at hand on
evf'y Datue-ieil. G. W. ID. ANDREWS,
SH7-y Superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

DISEASES or the NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIs-
ANY AND SEXUAL SYsIEM-Ncw and reliable
tfeament-in Reports OF the HOWARD ASSO.
harge. Address, - : 80 'e VI
Dir. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN,
au22-3nidAw 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

" lhh CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIENCE or
AN INVALID. Published for the benrbt, and a,
Tarnihg anu CAUTION TO YoUSo MEN who sui!rf
IRON. NeiVoua Debility, Premature IL cay OF Rlan-
hooa, ETC., supplying at the Same time Ti,E Mrhsh
of SILLY cvhE. Dy one who has cured himseiI AT.
.cr pelhg put 10 great expense and injury through
medical hum bug and QuAckery.
Dy enclosing a .poSt-paid addressed cnyelop..
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Es1,,
my Wy Bedford, Kings County, N. Y,
EDITOR or REPUBLICAN-Dcar Sir With
your pelnission, wish to say to the readers Of
your paper that will send by return mail to ali
VINO Wish u tTee) Recipe, with full dirertions
that viii ciiectunlIy remove, in 10 dsys. Pinpiss
Biotches, Tan, Freckies, and all Impurities ol tnc
beautiful. N'' ""'
viii also mail free to those having bald Head,
VI pa.e races simple directions AMI infvrma ton
,h'S WIZ chnbie Them to start n iuli growth OF
i,"Auriant Hair, WhBkerB, or n MUustache, in ieus
a rna, 90 unys All applications answered by return
man without charge.
Respectfully yours,
TAOS. y, CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Je<i--slhd No. ssl broadway, New York.
InE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTE.--Th.
quickest AMI snest rOute to the kUrthwest 40
southwest. Two through trains daily, aud one O,
~ the principal pointn In the North aud Wcst
For tickets and iul t,r Information apply At tho al
hco Oi the "Great I'ennsylyania I.outeH aorthehsl
corner PennsylysniA avenue and Sixth street. nm
der katiOnAi Hotel Oice open from 4. IN. to I
p. m.ior sundays9 to 4p. u.
-. %. NORTON,
Aus Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
DEPARTMENT % SiAII,l
WNSHIsor n, Sei'teD,hrT rs Iss3

WhsHIsor N, September rs, 1858.
The following translation of a recent Koyal
Order OF her Catholic Majesty, addressed to
the Governors oi Cubs, Porto Rico, sau DO.
mingo, and the Philippine Islood-, providing
that these "Ilicers may In future authorize the
diSinicrment aud removal of dead bodies, under
certain conditions, intended to protect the pub.
Tic health, without recourse to the Goyernmcn,
at Madrid, is published for the information ~,
citizens of the unitrd States havi.g rulsti, es or
friends in the Spanish Colonies:
7rohsla ed f,-sr de " Gac,ta de Nadrid ~ lie
W cf august, 1868.
MINISTRY OF COLONIES.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

6. Nervous Debility, spermatorrllea and all
seSIal Diseases CURED without fees. Sufferers
value Of which is vouched for by the best paperu
IN ~ parts q the country, and which does ot re.
anybo y else, by inclosing pOst.pnid Objected en-
Veiole a. BoA ,Si7, Boston y. o, Mass.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
NOTICE.

A. The Once Of ths H.tse.M ksessls-
40 4. al az Ntnsh street, SstWseA RSAn-
S-iv.,,ss syenus and d seroos.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

SUPPOSED DEsERTER. Henry Archer was to.
day arrested at the depot on the charge OF being
Supposed substitute.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
MINISTRY OF COLONIES.

| Trdnslosei from tAs "Oaeefn de Nddrid," q
] I1h af l,,o.sf 1AGg
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

SELLING WHIsKEY TO SoLDIERs.-Dan'l Don.
oyan was to day arrested on the charge OF selling
liquor to soidiers. He was required 10 leave $50
for his appearance to-noI row morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

DEsERTER.-James Smith was yesterday ar
rested, by one OF Col Bakers detectives, on the
ch ,rge Of desertion. He was committed to the
q lard House, I'd be held for the Coioueps orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

WILLIAM Il. SEWARD, Secretary of state.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

TALKING TO PRIsoSERs.-Jamcs Berry, a SOL
der Of scotts 900" was arrested by one OF the
guard at the Central, to day, who found him drunk
and talking to the prisoners there confined. He
w's locked up for trial tomorrow, by Capt. Hier.
ritt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16
Aatiunal @epablisaa.
WASHINciTON. D. Q.

wEpNrsOAY.., :,,::,sEPTEMBER 10 tsss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-16

MAsysIc.--A special communication of 81.
Johns Lodge No II, VIM ~ ftia at Mksonio r.iI,
,rncr AMI Ninth streets, this tWedn, sdsy) even
20 Iy1h. W. MORRIS SMITH,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-10

As a number of rebel prisoners passed
down High street. Thursday afternoon,
on their way to tie Pcailentiary, our
care were ssluted by what, in theatrical
pArlanoe, is termed tumultOus applause.
Upon inquiry, we ascertained the cause
TO proceed from the circumstance of
several ladies', at the elegant block of
houses near the Episcopal Church,
waving their white handkerchiefs, to the
representatives of Southern Chivalry, as
they passed by. Now, we would respect
fully suggest TO the authorities, that
these houses would make excellent hos
pitfalls. They are in good location, are
commodious and airy, and are furnished
with all the modern conveniences, such
as gas, hot and cold water bath rooms,
&c. We cannot see the propriety of APP
propriating public halls and churches,
without any of these accessories to the
comfort of the sick and wounded, when
such eligible buildings whose occupants
are as mnoh devoted to the rebel cause
IS the soldiers our braves are lighting
are TO be obtained. The manner in
which rebel females are permitted to
conduct themselves towards rebel prison
ers, in our midst is an insult to the
loyal portion of the people, and should
not be tolerated a moment longer. No
sooner does a batch Of rebel prisoners
reach Nashville than they are sought
out by lot of females, laden with deli
cacies Of all kinds, blankets, clothing,
&c, such as our prisoners would not be
allowed in Dixie. We can see no differ
enoe between hurrAhiDg for JEFF. Davis,
and the Southern Oonfedery, and wav-
ing handkerchiefs from the balconies of
the aristocratic, and giving aid and COM
fort TO the enemy in food and clothing
We hope our military authorities will
put a stop to these things They have
boon tolerated too long already.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-10
TaxIng slaves I'm the South.

The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Observer of the
23d ult appears to think that the slave
interest is getting off rather too easily
from its just proportion of taxes. II
says:
If Congress would save the currency
from further depreciation, let IL impose a
tau Of one hundred dollars a head on everv
negro in the Confederate States. This is
the only measure which can avert the
ruin which the besotted planters of the
country are bringing upon themselves.
Taxation taxation taxation! is the
only remedy. Nothing but taxation
will reduce the currency and bring Il up
to the specie standard. We have no
hope in anything else. Again we say,
tax the planters--tax the slave interest.
If our rulers are not all demsgogues and
time servers, they will rise up TO the ex-
igency of the times, and put the pecuni-
airy burden of the war upon those for
whom the war is now waging-the slave
OwneTs--the men who are getting rich by
staying at home to make corn crops TO
sell to soldiers families at 81 90 per
bushel.
Everybody In the South seems getting
to believe that this war is sLAyEHoLn-
ERs' WAR, wAGED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SLAVE INTEREST
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-10

A correspondent of the Sandusky
(O) Register, writes as follows from
East TENNESSEE
GREENvmLE, Tenn. Sept. 10, 1863.
Last evening we reached this pleasant
county town - the homo Of Andrew
johnson. Our march from Knoxville has
followed the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad up the superb valley Of the Hol-
ston. If you ever wish to see river that
eolipses oastled Rhine, leaves our own
Ohio in the shade, aud renders the Hud-
son a clAybAnk canal, please stand on
the sandy beach Of the Holston-the
River of Rivers.
Greenyille is regarded by the Confed-
crates as the "heArt of Lincolndom," aud
is in truth town Of sterling loyalty.
The Holston Valley, through which we
have marched, teens with corn and
wheAt-much Of il raised by the Con-
federAte Government on the scquestrAted
farms Of Union men
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-10
The Heroes OF the Track and

The Heroes OF the Track and Wire.
The daring and enterprise Of this war
are not confined to the army. The men who
run upon Federal railroads in the South,
and keep the Federal telegraphs in order
take their lives in their hands al
most daily. One year ago last summer,
these "unsrmed heroes" risked life and
limb almost daily in keeping up lines of
communication and travel. Within the
past few days the perils of the railroad
and telegraph have been renewed in some
degree, and those whose business it is to
keep them at work, as the great links of
communication between the nation and
it's great army, have again been called
upon to expose themselves to the dangers
of guerrilla raids, and secret shots from
the assassin's ambusoade. Still, they
bravely keep at work, and incur As great
risks as the soldier ever does, but with
out trumpet to proclaim their achieve
ments. The diary of the telegraph and
railroad operators on the Louisville and
Nashville, and Nashville and Bridgeport
lines, during the rebellion in Tennessee
would furnish many aehApter of excit-
ing adventure. a health TO the Loco
motive and the Telegraph [!
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-10
May the good work go on.

penetrated, the slaves were familiar with
the emancipation proclamation and negro
enlistments.
Now what have jeff Davis, and La
mar, and Spratt the slave. traders, and
Wiglall and stephens, who said the cor
nerstone of the Confederacy was slavery,
got to Offset this powerful testimony in
favor of the North? 1t is suggested that
jeff. Davis will offer the slaves their free
dom on condition that they will fight.
II seems TO us that il would be a peril
GUS experiment for the South TO arm
200 600 or 100000 slaves and Civ, them
their freedom, when apopulous and pow
erful hostile nation would be forever how
ering upon her border, fred with revenge,
and ready at all times to prompt the
black army to crush the white traitors
under foot. But to waive this point, on
which so much might BIO said, we think
the effort of the slave aristOcracy to de-
ceive the slaves into their defence by the
pledge of freedom, would be fruitless.
The slaves could not be deceived by this
sudden and complete change of base on
the part of their old tyrants. They
would place no confluence in a promise
extorted by necessity. Tile fact IS that
SLAVES haze no confidence IN, and no Lore Jar
their masters. This is no assumption on
our part we know the fact. Tie mass
of slaves hate their masters ,Oith fierce
and bitter hatred and look upon them as
their natural enemies, whom they must
fight from the cradle TO the grave. Let
jeff Davis, then, summon his darkey bat
talions and arm them as soon as possible
We pray God that he may the quicker
the better. And we would stake our
lives that the first time that they are
brought into battle against the Federal
army, they will desert the pirate Gag Of
the Southern Coniederacy, frat raised to
perpetuate their own bondage and rush
with eAgerness TO the national standard