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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05
LATEST 2 NEWS
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lIral Caee1N9Oaoo
RICHMOND, Jan. ga special
correspondent Of the N W York Post
states that four days last week, begin.
Ming on Tuesday and cnliag Friday,
the Grand ARMY attempted TO cross
the RappabapnoclS at Bank 'sford, just
above fredericksburg. but such was
the condition of the roads they were
compelled to fall back. The diflicul-
ties~ Of The Yankees are thus DESERT.
ed: IN every guley batteries, c&isSons,
supply wagons, ambulances, and pom
toons ware mired; horses and mules
up to their bollies 10 mud. and sold
iers on :he march shaking up to their
knees, almost a, every step. 1t was
impossible to draw empty wagons
through the mud. The whole army
stuck fast. The guns and pontooDs
were three days in reaching the ford,
and had to be dragged BY the uaited
labor of men aud horses. When
convinced that the approaches to the
river were impracticable, the whole
army withdrew, and on Friday the
greater portion was back in camp be-
fore Fredericksburg.
The last communicate n from the
Ynnkeearmy opposite Fredericksburg
was signed by ordrr Of Major
General Hooker, omm2njiDg.'
RICHMOND Jan 30--Nortberu dates
Of The 9Th have been received.
Burnside has resigned and Hooker
has been appointed as bis successor.
Gold advanced in consequence to
152.
Sumner and franklin have been
relieve & OF their commands
MOBILE, Jan. 50,-A dispatch from
jackson of the 26ih says; parties
from Memphis state that Gen. HUI
bert, of Illinois, commanding at that
point, and Gen. Willard, Of Ohio, have
resigned in consequence of Lincoln 5
proclaim atom, 1t is reported that
Corinth has been reinforced to the
number of 5000. There is no
force Of the enemy south of Corin,h
or Grand Junction. "
The Yankees continue mareuver-
ing opposite aud below Vicksburg.
An early engagement is reported as
doubtful. New Orleans papers contain
nothing save the reported capture of
Vicksburg.
A million dollars gold were sold
in Washington, chiefly at fily-0ur
pre- MUM. 5.-
CHARLESTON, January 81. This
morning tho guhboals Palmetto
State, Capt. Rutledge, and ChieCra,
Capt. Tucker, accompanied by three
small steamers, the Cliuch, Etiwa
and Chester, all under command of
Commodore lngraaam, made an at
tack on the blockders. and succeeded
in sinking two and criPpling a third.
Capt Tucker. Of The Chic0rg. re-
ports sinking another Federal gun
boat, aud the disabling of steamship
Quaker City. The latter was set on.
fire by The Chicora, and hauled down
her flag to Surrender, but afterwards
made her escape, using only one
wheel She was very badly damaged.
The number Of biockadels out side
at the time OF the engagement was
thirteen with two first class Federal
frigates---the Susquehanna and
Ouondaga. The Federal loss is
very severe. 1t was complete
succ, SIS on our part With not man.
hurt The. gunboats were not even
struck. All he blockaders have
disappeared. Not Que is to be seen
within five miles with the strongest
kind Of glass.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05

The glut OF Yankee prisoners a.
Richmond is so great that new build.
ings have to be hired for their accom-
mediation: The Lincoln Government
seems to have abandoned them sus.
pended the cartel entirely.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05
0fahs.
DIED.

In-this county, Wednesday, 2lst nit. Of
typhoid fever, FRSNcIs II. ASDERsc>', aged
% years.
In this 1Iace, Nor day I'd inst. Of Typhoid
Fever, Mr. BAXTER PowErL, aged about IL
years--of Henderson county, Ky.
IT this place. Thursday. 22d inst. of Put
monary Consumption. Mr. JcEN.H. TIPPETTS
aged about 80 years-of Hopkins county. Ky
leaving a wife aud two children.
In this place, Siturdav, 9Th nit. Of Mea-
sizes Mr. Milo Rn.EY. aged aieut IS years
of Davis cJu.ty, Ky.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05
Poor Printing

We hazard nothing in saying
that the last OBSERVER was the
worst specimen Of printing ever
issued from this office. 1t could
not well be otherwise. The
weather was very cold, we had not
been able to secure q load of wood
since December last, and every one
at all familiar with printing knows
it is impossible to do good work in
O cold room.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05
In Gas ARMY OF Tenn,
OFF CIR o. MASTER,

N&The members Of the Con
federate Congress from this State
have petitioned Gov. Harris to
convene the Tennessee Legislature.
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County Court, Lincoln CO.., Tenn

John Il. Steelman and wife)
vs.
John W.Warden and others)
DlLL for sale Of Slaves. L. this
- canse it appearing to the satisfaction oil
the Court that John Warden and franklin H.
Warden are beyond the jurisdiction of the
State of TennesSee--it is, therefore ordered
that publication be made in the FAYETTEvILLE
OBSERVER. auewspaper published in TIE town
Of Fayetteville. Lincoln county, Tenn, fol
four successive weeks, Commanding the said
John W. Warden and Franklin H. Warden to
be and appear at the next term Of this Court
to be held on the lst Monday in March next,
and plead answer. or demur to complain ants
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for trial ex parte as to them.
Witness Daniel j. Whi,tirgton, Clerk OF
said Cohrt; at office, the lst Monday in Feb,
1868. pANIELJ .WHlTTIEGTON, elk.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05
AL,ET.ANA &C.

4 THURSDAY FEBRUARr 5, 1858.
Sun rises. -. IS 46 Sun sets..,, ...5 IA
= FRIpAY, FEB. g.
suh sises,r SIS 45 Sun sets. >. ...5 10
SATURDAY. FEB. 4.
Sun risss....r 30 Al Sun sets. ......5 l6
SUNDAY, FEB. 8.
SIM rises. 80 43 Sun sets. ......5 IL
MONDAY, FEE. 8.
San rises......G ~ Sun sets. IL
TUESDAY FEB. 20.
Sun rises. 8 Al Sun sets. ......5 Il
WEDNESDAY. FEB. IL.
Sun rises. ....,G 10 Sun sets. ......5 Y
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05
Flour Wanted -

We wish to purchase for our
own use few hundred pounds Of
Flour, for which the cash will
be paid. ANY of our friends who
can furnish srom p pounds up,
will please send it to the OBSERVER
office. t1
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05
County Court, Lincoln Co., Tenn.
John A. johnson, admir-, and Others)
Va.
John Little and wife and others.
nII L. L. A. Ctf

Z
III Va
John Little and wife and others.
RlLL tor sale Of Slaves. 10 I'll.
cause it appearing to the satisfac ION o!
The Court thai John Little an,, Margaret hi.
wife, Henry Waggoner and Julia A his wife
Cornelius NJ. johnson, james NJ. johnson
and Angus Smith are hon-residents of the
State Of TenBessee- IL is, therefore, ordered
hv the Court that pub catior be male il the
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER, a newspaper pub
lished in the town. of Fayetteville, Lincoln
county, Tenn, for four successive weeks.
commanding them the said John Little and
Margaret hiswife, Henry Waggoner and Jn-
liza a. his wife, Cornelius NJ. Johhson. James
MeJohnsou. and Angus Smith, to be aud APP
pear at the next term of this Court +, be hol-
den on the Est Monday in March uext. and
plead, answer, or demur to complain ants, bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed anG
set for hearing ex parte as to them ---
Witness Daniel7J, Wilmington. CLERK Of
said Court, at office, the 1st Monday 10 Feb,
1853. DANIEL J. WHIT1INGTON, elk.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05

q rs Tie Memphis-Greaada-J 'ck-
500 "Apprl'' is published at the
moderate price of $50 per annum.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05
HRS. Dsyidson's School

Attention is asked to the adver-
tisement of this popular school in
another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05
Army Order

The following army order which
we have just received, is Of inter
est to both soldiers and civilians:
3D.. IN Gas ARMY OF TENN, }
OFF Car o. MASTER,
--.-1 Janusry 10, 1863.
Quarter Ma>ters,of this Army are hereby
prohibited from seizing Corn. Hay, or Fodder
from citizens living on the main route of trav-
81 when such seizure will deprive the citizen
of the Forage necessary for The sustenarce of
his family and stock.
Seizure must in no instance be resorted to
except upon the authority of the Command
ing General, and will never be SLOWED ex-
cept upon evidence that parties have the For
age IN excess over their wants, and refuse to
sell what is absolutely necessary for the sup
port of the Army.
By order of Gen. BRAGG. 4" is.
II. B, MoMECKEN. 20
m ~ t.h Maj. and Act's Chi @. Ms
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05
Marriagts.
MARRIED,

In this county. Sunday last, by A. J Chsl-
dress, Esq MI CIV. Gill, ofthe 44ih Tenn
Vol, and Miss McLLIE A. -PRYoa
In Mad ison county, Ala, on the 18Th %
January las., 6y Rev. w. A. Gill, 5fr. JoHH
MAKKUM, of this vicinity, and Mrs. yIRaINiA
f. TowSSEND.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-02-05

Jan. 22-6s Exchange Agent.
% All Southern papers are requested TO
copy, and send bills TO the War Department.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
FESTIVALS, ETC.

A GRAND TESTIMONIAL PIC MIC
"A will be given by the citizens, At
q ZEN sPRING vILLION
For the benefit Of the policemen drsfted Of the
Third precinct, Georgetown, b. c., on THURS
night. ~ -, - -
Every effort on the part Of the Managers will be
made to make II agreeable and pleasant to all who
may honor them with their pressnos. An excel
lent band OF cotillon music has been engaged for
the occasion. -. - -
The following gentlemea have kipdly ;yOlun.
teered to act 40 msnageni '.'a T'nH
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMHNrs
sergt, John II. Newman, Orafton Harper,
John T. Essex, Thomas ;. Evans, =
Robert y. White, Charles y. CaWeron,
George q Lipscomb, Joseph Harry,
COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION.
Hon. II. Addison, nladen Forrest, Esq,
VIM. 4. King, Esq, worthingtoh Dorsey,
Riley A. Shinn, Esq, J. q. Parker, Eco, -
]. G. Heistop, ESQ ., Leonard j. Clements,
WIN. n. Cooley, Esq, Thos. Edmonstop, ESQ,
.' FLOOR MANAGERS,
Edw. J. Meoyillsn, To' d b. Davis.
0aaitundi VIII leave corner o. High and Bridge
Tickets, one Dollar. AdaI,,lns gentleman and
--a..s..s rs . .. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
LOST AND FOUND, |
ErQUND. IA WATCH, WHICH THE
il ayRer sSp bsys by proving property aad
1Sying phifseS. Call st ~ lHInth stfesf, it'
NEW BOOKS. 80
lEILITARY BOOKS,

s!Ss ed A:%y
So%Dlsssss .ssostnsa. e ~ The Military Works
Msclsiisn's S.tSiss1ss !. 1Sr IL S,ssd ssrIss Of
G.y.!ry q hnsof We. Haos D..
Field M.nii"ld s Witsrs, note and let sr sizes
{. y. g, i :, M Il
Al.nn:i sn:r 10! f'sss Sa.s.,.~ = ~ co-si,.....
Soa.ain.nE .,,. ,nssru's'sn' Or spsnns ~ pa
New Army sssuistion. ior ,ss, sise;
Bartholows Maa9H for Enlistins and pissharstss
wsS.;sI,: Army ssd Navy foskss Osi,oa.ry. ",
g a!:s !. y s,Ss; sss;s Sis;, 1UG
Coppee on Court Martial. rs cents
Army Army fsy Table,, for @:.ty-elsht, thirty and
c.esos. S',SIsHs SSr;i.ss:s: Ss:s: s.ssa ssfssa 8 cents
Roberts's Hand Book Of Artillery. 81
Heavy Artillery Tactics, lssa: 81
Hints on Health OF Armies 6O cents
V,ele's n%SiaH HAND. X Book % q Active ssivice. q
pSpsrs!Hs1': IMli..Iy A Az n,,., ssa History -
Manual for Military surgeons. By ordroneaux.
Smith'u HANDBOOK OF surgical operations. SIIo
Powers Surgical Anatomy Of Arteries. -
schalk's Camp signs OF 1852 and 's3. Si7S
schalk's Art OF War. Si.76 .. "' .
Jominis Art Of War. ol.o0 s..J ....-..
Wilson's Tactics, with Questions. $50 .-,
Army Army Ind staa omcer; Manual. Si.So
DuAne's Manual for Engineer Troops. o.
Memoir on swords. BY Col. Marcy. 50 esnts. 4,
Gill~oss.,s Siege and Seduction of. Fort Pulaski
Mccieiian's Baysnst Exere,sss. si.ss ~.
Mahan's outposfs: el.B - = ... BE- ....llI
Nolan's Cavalry Hor3es also ~ %
| Haumond's Tfeatiss on Hygiene. 46 -.
| Hospital stswArds Manual. ti.9 ..........
AID all other military Books not nSsatioasd
| above. 80 ,
Ali Books sent free Of postage.
| Portfolios, Photographic Albums sad stAtioner,
Dealers supplied At liberal discount.
For sale BY - PHILP b AOLOh0Ns,
| s6-df s3l esnnsyl vapia avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
s PR.OFESSI IONAL. Z.
,CLAIAs'l7A. Il; UNITED

u TaWNNiNlT lTAfES.
lINlEy sIGGEn, ls,s, Hsgi:sst 4 Of ,hs yn,t:a
Counssllors st Law, win Bssts tAsir entire atten.
agaihst ne Waited statsS, efoViaS out Of The pre-
StsAsa, 0oAissososs, And DgSSSrslng Othcers; appi
cations for the restoratton q property ILLEGALLY
psissd o. captured, aad fos .ssapsnsation ief ths
use Of private property for Government pusposss
and for dsnA0ss Tor Ne tstury OF such property hy
isndsi and for shares q moneys s pays
BE stths Treasury And ass 70 sub-ssntrssfors and
Thsy vim slss siss lssai advice to claimants
sentfsstors, and TO pnvf0SsseeaA agents In It'll.
gatsd essssi And psspsRs written arguments whes
VIA .s.-s, aas.. As.,s. vhe may send .h.n
u.dispvssd ,Dsssads WIN BE- collected and
promptly renittsd lur ssep,aisslon o. from . hall
anopntI nd neqsttstteaso With the Dspartmsuts
senduetsd on mods,sts temp.
q nSSsssss 'asFEs ns s Ion.
:s 4 :s,,.s: ,: ESys:gSSs ssy Ssp. ssss q
ssaa:s .sslf ss'siss; claimants and puSiis
Reference psybs made n ssabsr, Of Cengres.
permission, TO the Hon. ELIsHA WaIrTLIsEy,Sl Slrs,
'Iasi Hdas:ss ss.n siS6Ea. !. SHERMAN,
ONE, No, as = street, nsar Treasury and va
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

read the announssasns sAish SseSs this notice
without profound regret. The NaiAd onssa. vita
all her native noblsnsss Of spirit ssl tsepty, q
about 70 leave US. Ths names Of Msssss. Wn. q.
Forbes, (stags nnnases,) .. IA Cl1ssesr, Mark
Bates, c. =, Bishop, J. v. psAiy;sua = EvNs, . y.
Anderson, Fred Wilhsns W.. lpseon, Misses
Anais Waite, Sarah aad AsSy he,vile< AssAAHss
Chester, chapman, and hAhoR, viii 10 ioas rsnem-
ss.:l ,s S,.a p.s.:.r.s !. sss.:;s.s3 ~,
VIII y M. saeiss - s Nsi.a auSsoss
whish aoas wAs sss AtssA = estsrit ahssid
fsil 10 witssss. Ths snspass 4sSsrsorasd
this evening -. ~ jHEtfN- 4 = : :
w.suss,o. rr,sssa SA.s. ..-rnS
popular resoss on Eissss1A sssst Sss sswdsd
last night to ~ ssAeeue saussasv, " sss of ths
isrvest and most &sk1S11HS sslisuoa ssseabssd
within the thsatrsi4 iavaAs ~ $3.50, ssd
never have ~ ssda ~ lsllrA - ,t,ss,
TAs Ghost pss1sssa seunsa. sa1vN haS & swsfd
thrust through ~ ~ sDpssss1 - - uSassas
10 the phantom, vAlls . pesAsl IN tAsssgA the
hsad only syshs4 q laseA q dsusalsa No. ~ sp-
partition. ms Sosys ~ nsAe1rDs11A ef Me
RUINED pastis. sssAs vssssaia e IAaAr y . truly
tsrest Of . st'aAs,spsi s'pssaaAss hnpeesc Let
those who have aos sssa ~ oAsa 86sy Ne sp-
portunity this week. .-fNltflIslfg
bANVpASVBn OIL
the ~ 0Aost,r = end otAss aavsl ssN1elpe se tAis
popular resort, last slsht dfpv ~ In such
immense srowas ~ 10 hli6stks .M1aagsnent to
discontinue the sale Of tickets TO the ORCHESTRA
seats at ten minutes past eight O'Clock, and Ger.
tatnly not less than three hundred were TUNED
awsy 10 resoSt TO Other, and lsss crowded
plAoes. AZ los the 0host,n oy rsAhss, 0hosts,
tfos fous spectral visitstsops wsrs ppodussd) u
even exceeded pubiit sxpeetAtion. 7hs spieadid
reception which srsstsd Mis- Mile Fowler, II
being her arst appearances, since her return from
Europs) gave svideass thss ths friends she nade
during her former visits to this country have rot
forgotten her. .f 'i1
WHO VIII. - CunID I'VE dosirs 70 can
special attention to the Advertisement Of The ssle
s.ated Dr.. velln, whieh appears In another column
ne Dostof :. saas asdrsliabls vhsss
skill and sxpssisassh gui::.nsaa that u ynfss'
tunAts yi.ttn q esrtsin vatA soe.
= : .ss.sd . dine. "a r. ss.S y S..s ..sss Z
N 5.a 01i. -f-a i1.. plf hlH 90
TEE only place whore You can purchase ES1ju
RubSr goods OF all kinde d sfs11~us prices, Y
st II. 1. HAtL,o lAdla Rpbo9 Waseh6usa ~
rs.1sylSa4iA syprne, bssSSN Hisss - ~ Z 1eash 2
-p- .rsr'"F .-'f'I1
A WoaD OF ApyIcD.-Tbose who ksye beeG
dostoring for week. and months vtthnut o6tainine
relief, should consult Or. Ytshblatt whoss snss i
st No. ~ strsst sosnss Of Eighth ptssse end y
eadieally cured. Twsnty.dvs ysafy e1pasSnee -
sstablished D.. Ftshblaetp fsputatie1 - physi
sG s:.'n' ''''' 'nf:s 81 !, AZ acE osAs'
No. al Z strsst, sornsF Of E1ghsh, ~
Opposits the 0snssAl ~ 0}1ss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
pENslQNs, BopNTIEs, fl
AND CLAfMs ROR iNbEMNITY
CLARK a GAYLORD,
= Assr~sys ssd Oossssllws y Las,
q. -. ~ aGt1CyTORs
EoR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Cospsr sth Nd = stsssts, Room No. ., ..
WAsnuHeroH, D. c.

WAsutu8tON, ". y.
This Firm, having Q tAorough knowledge OF the
pssstiss IN al ths bsparfments OF Government,
bslisvs that they can s66rd Grsater iaeilities 70
rsnsiSc io1nsy. s, an csS Ss,msRt hs,, sSr sss
ss 4s., 2 an 1I smoun.
bu.lns.s . yin :nabl: shsg % ssssqts the bust:
the basis Of THEIR PAY C9NTINGENf Upon
THEIR spcCEss IN hAcH CASE. ror this pur.
dose they will seosSs M sstvises Of Law Firms In
sseh prominent locality throushout the statss
II he @ nsoess.ry blank icsns q application and
and CSsisrs soS in their vicinity, with
A.ses.ss na.s: ia:er.s ssa soa ,ss y ,ss Ave :E.
70 then hy yhS ioca sssosiAtss, they viii proHpt
HSSi shs;s::! ! sili = f,yE S DoLLAss 4 i goa q
Slkss :2a sayS =. !se..I a!
and Ten ps5 cent on snont q l Claim iSs M
ia IAnS Soissaa agsrsist y tsE Money A
r. Soldiers enlisted sknos the ist Of March, 1884,
In shy klnd Of service, Military or Naval, whe are
disabled bY dioass Or woands, are enttled 70 Pen.
ss1s, ass :sassr ss: s o. .sS
titled 10 el00 Bounty. N'' ''.''
BY law Of the last session Of Congress, all Sol.
as: sa ~ o. o ss
shall receive the lioo e9uItyi sal All ISysnue
pspefs are disponsed With. Widows Of soldier.
a: q bounty a: % = 70 WIDOW S:s.ss: Sss s
minor children, Aad u DO niuor ohildreh then the
thsr mother, sistSrs, Or bssthsn are entitled %
the Si60 bounty and, In a4adttton thereto, depend
ant mothers, sisters, or brothsrs VIII be psnsioned
| ,aIWILLa ". GAYLORD:
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
REkTESTATE.

DTII TsTATaaA aENCY. I
kr.on. having Ho6Sfs lsd LOTS to SELL, or
a9Sshs z :s % sy .sssIlr;ss q rass.ss.iss: 4: n
or Renting Dwellings can BE- provided for.
Prompt attention givsnts all Real Estate busi.
asss.
Apply 70 oHls TH ,yXtHa "a h,,o,,,,, i'p
Real E.tste lsohsrs, and nd Auctionseis,
n sisss: scs..:s s:SIsHs y u y S.s,sS, 81 HSn' ~ & 1
Gc1 HSa Sh,ein As y q ,;Ss g " s.s sseS.a .,S:
aur-iy
DooMAND BOARD AGENCY.
& n, n: :Ys::.Asss A. ~ se:n;sa e.. IN connection on
ass;sss Board. aas.9s a..:. H e, s1l
.:sn nsy., !: 1o- s::d s.ssPSs sSsi; q
very cheap and successful means Of securing
boardsss aAd opeapeeta ~ their rooms. Advsr-
tising cards, slx By three inshes inserted In the
month"; NJ: ss: s.., s
plying for rooms durtng the coming session.
saake selection from all parts Of the city.
ausi-ii6 Room ., cor. Seventh and SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
.pLACKsMlTHy AMP wHErLwRyquF NATE

PLACKsMITHY AMP wHEELwRlqHT hATF-
.a. rI7-8.i 0,.!li NAL aa q" + h--' 100 as
Hubs, spokes, Esllsss, Ciroles-oak, ash, hickory,
q elm and gum, ru,.,lgg,, g-..-. .
sAafss, roisv, sdaylstTsee- and hiskosy,
Axies, eommoa and patent, Hack and Hrtght Flip
z tic Springs, Axle Boxes,
Nuts. washsrs, Fsrruiss, MAlsshls CsafinSs, Feb
ios fiates, -. ,,rr,f...s,..,a,
(fActory Pricss)
stump Joipta, Axle clIPs, Top Props, ksobs and
Auy,i., Vices, Hor.. R.sp;, suIth.' Files, Ham.
mers, Shoeing knives,
Bar Iron And Steel, In every grade And sire,
Eusnslsd Duck, Drill and Muslin, iat msnufse.
turers' rates.
kc., ke., 10.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
HARDWARE,
TOHN r. ELVANS, nas 'msI'r ''e.'A '0'a
rsaEsnAIoaR 4. RLvkNs,s 'ilA"s a.
JOHN R. ELvANs,
20 PENNSYLVANIA AvENuR, 'A' n.
800 PEHNsvLvANIA ArENur, Il. " ''''
.-sRl.iI ~ PnsNsYLyAHIA AVENUE.
wAREHo UaE-soS sTRrET NORTH, ANDH
...., LOUISIANA AVENUE. ~ m

METAL WORKERS STOCK.
Goaststtns 10 aPsyt % setew- As. ~ ~
Lead, in pigs, bars, shssts, and pipe ..-. ....a
Tin, In pigs, bars, and sheets, arr7 %.
zinc, IN pigs and sheets,
Copper, II tnsots, bsss, end shssts, - ,Ha u
Iron, band, sheet, and plate, 90. r.Io"T 1.ri
Steel, Cast, (sguare, round, and oetayon) Machine
", lfouhd,) Tiss. spEdAs, Blister, As, i %
GalYaaised Los,i D. .Hr D. Iu, 90 -.r. .
Russia Sheet Iron,
Galvanized strap Iron,
ae., 40, - As.lLlIl1al . 20 3 %
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

DRUNKEN CAPrAIS.-Capt. Daniel +. Kelly,
of the 7sd Pennsyiyania volunteers, was found last
night In state Of beAstly intoxicAtion. He was
picked up By the pat and taksa to the Guard
house, where he was confined all night. He was
.ent 10 the provost msrshaps office this moruing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

lust RECEIYED.,-.A NEW AND
SAsr for ale Al Out ususi iov price,. Az, full
supply Of SCHOOL REQuIsfTEs. smbrsoing Pens
and Holders, Pencils, Rubber, Drawing and Com
Slate and B .c. osrd Ru6bers, 30, 10. ,
au2s-d2w Aa8 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

ONES, BROWN & co. ,
soLIc,roRs or o.1.'' ..'.a
cLAIMs AND PATENTS,
h. AND AT'roRNEysAT.LAW,
~ ssvspth street. Washington, o. c.
spaEk Rlsss, New York CITY.
" LuCIAH RRowN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
Amuemengs.

Fonp,s iSEw TnE A'shs o. me
= st o,o,u NO one who has ever bestowed a
,nourh, on the poetry Of tbs modern stage can
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

sAuooLIso LIeuoR.-wm. J. MeGady was
Yesterday committed to the "CshHA charged
with smusglins liquor across the RIVER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
EDUCATIONAL.

A OMISSION TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
n Ths sub-Board Of School Trustees Of the see:
unu school District Third and Fourth wardsl will
meet daily at the Treasurers ONCE CITY Hall, be-
tween the hours Of and ~ ., m where AL appli-
cations for Admissisn to the schools Of that OILS.
triet must be made.
M. II. MILLER,
q. II. UTERMEHLE,
W. J. RHEE1 -,.
susi-I0t Sub BOARD, Second District.
TIRCL INST TITUT =
~ SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLSr
No. 81 X street, near the Circle, oos s9asfs south
In session from m q September to ths " q
Modern languages, taught u the Institute, Also
Vocal and InstrumeAtAl Music, Piano 4nd Guitar.
MRS A ZAPPONE, Principal.
advance, English branches, elementary, ~. Ad-
vanced, %. Extra charge tnoderAts) sor Music,
French and other studies. 1au2l-u
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, D, THE
~ Session Of the Preparatory Dspartnent opens
WEDNEsDAY, september eth, that Of the College,
september 2sd. For catalogues or further particu
Lars, .ass spsSS psoS 70 the l'e'a'nt W. SAMSON D.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

TRYING TO RUN PlcKETs.-Frank Wilder was
camnitted 10 the Central Guardhouse by Captain
Todd, charged by the officers on duty at Aiexsn.
dris with trying to run the E,skets'
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

GOVERNMENT HORSES Fousp.-O Officers Tay,
ior and whitmore, Of the Eighth precinct, ysster'
day found two Government horses astray. Ths
animals were taken up, and handed over to Col
Baker this morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n F F l G l A l. .

OF F G A l..
HEADovARrERs)
military DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON, I
WARRINGTON, D, C., August 20, 1853.
General Orders No. D.
All commissioned officers In the ctyof Washing
ton, d. c., under medical treatment, are hereby
ordered to wear the uniform oil the United States
service, according to their grade.
BY command of Brig Gen. MARTISpALE.
JOHN p. sHERBORNE,
au26--tf Assistant AdIutaRt General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

CONVENIENT PRorsxrr rFoUsD.--Nine wagon
loads Of Goysruneat property WAS on Saturday
ta1en from the house af George Wilmer, No. %ss
Ninth street. This propsrty has been In Wiiner's
charge for some time, and was taken by some Of
ant, lJohnson's oif1cers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-08

STRAY HoRsA AND BUGar.-This morning
about O'Clock man named Pat Clark brought TO
The First wATa STATION buggy, harness. and bay
horse, which hs fogad on street near Twenty
third. Sergeant Hur.ey sent them 10 Essexs
Ntsble In GEORGETOWN.