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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
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| lQENHJAL ExAaf1NATION OF IN.
ss.TSJ ssss Sissniai iiss .ssoi,,s,s. ots,ss, AZ !;
Any Iavalid Pensionsp, ,reQEdssl y an act
s:sss:; :sg;SS.ss 81 . sss a.: p.s
M Il :nss ss.s:ss sssn \. i.li.
sste RSsf u ~ AtA psoEine wii Asvs Any vail.
t.,s !. ~, .sS5S Yesas u. .soys..m.d ~
t,teaeso y sxsmiaAt1onmi y unsuthortz ,iS
su{YeSat wip b tccsptsd, unlsss Il is clearly Il.
ests u I'VE - w Gfe:S.:s e ohaai. che csrt
g =: & ,:.: !. q % Ga: sss :sxr.s.e
sxamined, on pfSssndi = 4 SSs fsssion Assnt
sssa!. ssssp' 81 iss sSSs, C% Y. :.sninias
lssi civil surgeons % y fsfssE & 81. RA' to un'u'ho
Z sY iRsstri Ssss !. .s,; iaci
@ I: ri II. Sc | q 3 ,S:n 4. u
soesrn body, are exempt from the Giennisl exam
A1ssaoa; q y Those whose pensions commence at
s.sniSss,cn arSa uat ,sSs WI slso Be- sxenI
ss.,s an earlier sx.minstion Is specially requreds
49, ssG:s 4 ..y y. Q! Il: ;..a...
ssss q: Z s:s: ssS.
M g.s :.ss sSslssp5nalSs aas psnia0as Ssh r.
~ assiSs ssaas.sa y ~ s1anisiag surgeons, an
~ psnstvp eaa,bs Increased, assspt o. formal \,
p,sasss Y shis ofho'' and BY the ssus Of ne'
a S0!gistt NJ of suihori,sa Ex.min,ns an.
.,,'.V ~ ~ JsSsssH ii. JARRETT,
.u'.-e.w 20 ma rsd1 f, Com0issioner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
,Anasss.eaassa
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

Pollcs CAsrs.- Mary Chisisy disoraerly con.
duct nasd ~ a. Mary IFssness, do, DO saA
NJ Mahoney, do. do, ea~4S Eiisa Hendefson street
walker Dismissed. .,s,Iu i.G,, ", ,',r,g,. Lfa1
n ,AAaIss -Suhooner Ayop.
cyalhssbnrss< n. .iY!f hay To- Gosefnmept. .ssil
4, Schooner 81 sussp scranton, Harvey, Washington ,
u pgloop Star, 1Tics, AlsxsndPts, lisht.t u sa1
~ ChssArEAKs ann ONO c CASAL.=- arrived
j. y. Essex, With limestone to W. N. God,y.
pspsuuysss-Ann y. Darby, John MI, Clipper,
fsr'svs'.nss' lsodoafeo, union, Charles Ard,n-
ser, and J. @. MorIison., 90 g..sr al" S7a
(. InH MAAxIfs.--IAe following Is list of
prices - rspsstsA for the hspubteaS up to IL m,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

WITHHRfEo President Buchsu.
an ssd suite, M rosts from Bedford Springs 70
Wheatland paced through Harrisburg on Sat.
urdsy last. Alter Mr.. Buchanan hsd changed
cars, and few minutes before tho train ssarted,
. crowd was collected In front Of the ear he
occupied, gaxing with mute curiosity q the
innrm old man, whose uustoady look wandered
from object to object, % n he hositated 70 meet
the goLe Of the citizens snd soldiers present
upon the occasion. Just then soldier who
the face Of the o. p. r., exelalming 6rrcely.
a., am indebted TO you for this ~ (pointiDg 70
.he hsiined arm, "and the devil will lIq quidste
lDe osot when he gets you'll" Al thls point the
whistle OF the locomotive screamed the siunai
o. asparture, and Buchanan, with the rg6uks
~ sns wounced soldier elanching on his already
lAis,saee With the trsin.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
Grant and Hurlburt's
Armies Raiding
Rebellion. 4. o.
Capture Of Durant and voiden
Stations ON the Nissis-
sippi Central. ''@
SEIZURE OF TWO COcoMo.
TvES AND TRAINS.
The Rebel Telegraph Gut

NORFOLK. Va, August si.-Ths Richmond
Whi0 Of to-day says: .D r l..r
JACKSON, MUS, Aug. Is.-Federsi cavalry
from Yszoo City reached Duraut s.a.ion, o.
the Mississippi railroad, where they captured
train and cut the telegraph wires. sesious
destruction on the railroad northward 10 appss.
henAsd. -s~ '
The Yankees are carrying two ssviuss spd
trsIns northwId from voldsu, and hssyy
raid is comisg southwark from the Charleston
road. I'D r.E. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
h& ,s,rw'r good cot '''''e' .nstselI .l

-.a..--a - - - n. Z
foU Hos s.lte,.sGxA -. ,.,sa ;as.i "a, W !. : !,
., Gis, Hooxss will havs . commsad sSdu, -, y
|, COZ. RICE, of ~. Forty .fourth Now Yotks
~ &sra apvoinssd SBsssdier csnsrsf 'niq5s = Z
|, psFfsAL wAnawosr.sil bs essui.slcssl
iessrs cssssed rssinsnts " '. .i,as ~.
HowAnp GLxHpox, ne pocssss, 10 on syisl,
Itp 81 iesiAs shs rsstsxs 10 tAis sisyia ~ daSs
to anlsh pew work sof ths NH. ss q y, - ~.
f. NiJ. Gsso Da.Ais hAs gone fom Newport "a
eostsa Cor fsw days. NJ hAA grand reception
a the latter place He seturns to Newp6rt IA
neet the POstssstsr General. ilsW is,;,s, ~,
o WILLIS, Of the Home y xrmal, anuouucss anal
Matilda Heron (Airs. stospsD ts preparing fus I
4 littls svsat" that usually matcs quits couno,
iion In afamiiy. -.',lI, 20 "a
COLONEL JAMES D. McKsAS, who Organized
the ssvsnsy.seventh New York rsgimsat while .
nepbef Of CongreAs, and sommsuded II In ssvsssi
eagasepehiss havins Lost his hsaithtu the servics
haa besa ho.orasiy disshArIed a Ids own rtqaSss.
H'a. 1asss .. MeKesn waA known Ia, Ills cisy fos
bis usefulness - leyialatss sad bis amiab,s apa
social Qualities - asssilenanl ssf n'i"
GEN. srckLEs, One OF our, clorxyu,eu, writ
Ing fron sars,osa sp1uss, ssys: "cea. sekies,
uester with one llnb than he wss with two, 10 re-
eruun8 Hou hu WDu1o, ana practising on bob
by hcfye for his return 10 ths'Addls. Yesserfsy
he inyitsd company OF prominent ciergymea 10
dine with him. '.i'Ha s.Hr'a - -
no FsID. DoueLAs, 10 ~ paper, ihis .wcrx, sn.
ssaasss thst he absndpns his psss a. EDITOR ana
Iublishef. Ne aAys- he saa now sand place Sor
Ms views on slavery N sosas oftAe leading phpers
-of ~ country, asd thas stfsi regal Il III ~
cessasy He has beeo eonimfsaiosed to jola 0sn.
Thomas and assst IN tbe r,~~..sv a.. - ..,..AA
tfdors on ths slisslssippiysddis jnst the msn kor
that work.. Hf f Nhurf' ~ ., -
The PRlScEss OF WALES 10 Indisposod !,
Much, and ,ndesd, unaecessafy impot,ancs kss
ceen given tssys the "jtnkins" Of The, Les.ion
Norn'rg Po', to the fset sAe 10 In ths possssssos
of goodgeteral health, and N oonasad,p6 Aev
to aessain frog visiting Halifax, hss rsyAi Iish-
nesss adyis'rs have only sousht 70 ssvs bcr from
over.eSerfion, 'chitA v sop srsas for Asr sss n
inctr, n ssHr srBEtEv7 sla'u.'
"comiss sveais c,st shsir shado~s befsrs.r d
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

1t will oe seen that tho company forms .
arst class Theatrical corps, including sone Of
the most popular dramatic sssists In The coun-
try Few of them aro kpevs 70 ws,hing-
tonlsns, bus u'cy win soon become fsvosites. :
The "Naiad Queen" lsopo Of tho most spisn-
did scenic dramatic romances ever put upos'
thu stags. and Mr.. Ford's new arnschinery aud
scenery and new company, embracing the beam
tlfal young ladies engaged expressly for the
marches spd tsblsaux will give additional force
and effect 70 H. ava,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
The Great Meeting in
81. r. ~ Illinois.
THE PRESIDENT EXPECTED.
General Lsgan Publicly Deneuacss
- Jsdss oneivesy as " One Of q o
j, r. BanA sf Traitors" 10 b..
.oMELvENY 10 EPARrs

y er. LorIs, Aug. sl.-The lsuovars Spring
nedd special dispatch says that Proidsut Lin.
coin has signinod his Intention 70 attend the
Union mass meeting TO be held In that place
on the Sd Of September, but should public Jusi-
mess prevent, he will address the people by
letter. llost sxtensive Preparations are making
% rsadr this mecting the largest ever hold In
the Wat.- -nr' =
Gen. Logan addressed large meeting at Ga.
lem, Illinois, on Tuesday. Judge Omc.cyeny
was prsssut, and Logan denounced him "A on,,
Of the lcaders Of band OF traitors who were
piotsiuG the oveSthrpw Of the Government.
omsieveuy left The crowd without reply.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
BRIG. .Gkh.SIsINwHsR 10 In town.
,Gxs. Rusrs klxs 10 st The Metropolitan.
GBH. AssoTH hes been relieved of his cosn
mand by Gen. Grant. 1as gt ,'' ... F
KATE Dssr, t'istsr Of susan) is playing In
Hontrcsl. " -
Edwin BoorH commence an engagement q
-he Academy Of Music. Philsdeiphis, oa the nd
instant. LITE
MATILDA HEREoK appears at Pittsburg Sep.
tsnbeI ist 49,. ''..'
EDws ADAMS has plsyed successful On.
zssemen. at Buffalo.
GER. eIGEL has been relieved from his duties
in fennsylvanis, aud his star mustered out Of the
efvice.
EDWIN FuRRBsI 10 announced 10 appoar al
Eiblo's Theatre, New York, on Monday eysuins
aIst insssnt. Hs will play In nearly all hi, poru
lar ehAfsetsrs In succession, the engagement beipa
fos thtee months. = r.
.l4A-5 N. zsvsLI, Rsa, Third Assistant Post.
master General, hss len New York city for Fort
, Br.dgef, Rocky Mountains, on the great eentrs,
overland route 10 remain there some time In quest
Of health. - IT.
EDwAln L. PIEAgz, late Commissiousr for
the orsanixatiop Of Ina Freedmen Bisek In soxtA
csrona," IL author OF the aftie,sin the ssptauber
humter u the Aasrte idoniAIy, entitled +" The
Freedmen At Port R,yai"
MEs. SUMNER A. FAaEsiRLp, Q widow Of ths
poet Fairfield, died In New York city on the 18th
inss after lingering and painful illasss. shs
survived hsf husband twenty years, sad died st
the age CT afsy-eisht. = - -
MAJOR PRIME, ofths United States Engineer.
Lss been ieGeered the sppointmsnt OF Bfixsdier
Venera', and declined ~ Ne 1, one OF the mes.
hsnhgaish.d engineers In the army. He sradr.
H'ed at the hesd Of his elsss In 1850 And Va ~.
az nov, regarded as very scientific and promi,inr
Er.crste in the came elias. ore m.nv ~ IN.
r'est distinsai.hed ofneers u the serx,s., "A
among otlefs. Generals Warren and Grow-ths
former chief OF engineers on General Me.ds,. star
~ TIE 9eiss OF vleksburF, MsjoI Prime ,s,v.d a.
tie ospseify Of chief Of sDgieeer. itiswelI knovn
among scientific msn that In besiesinr for,in.a
places, all the plans are made and the progress Of
the work 10 directed BY the engineer. Gen Grant
saysthst atthe testpning Of the seiss there wa,
ayreat scarcity Of snsisesf o,esis but that under
the skiiiful supe'iatendrans Of Major Prime, the
work wss suecessfd, and Major P.ime's dsciins-
the 10 wear ths brigssiers star IL probably ao-
counted for b, the fact that 20 gsnersi he would
oe more likely TO DO ordered 10 the s-ld, where he
would not have an opportunity OF acting with the
hnsmeef Corps, and dsvotins himself to the ye<u-
iai scientific duiiss los which h. 10 so emipsatiy
niisd. = Il
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
Naval Orsaera

Capt. James Alden has been detached nom
the command Of the Richmond and ordered 10
command thu steamer Fort Jackson, vice Capt.
Henry Walker, detached al his own request.
Assistant Surgeons jos. W. shlvely, Henry
F. Mcshsry, John J. Gibson and Samuel J.
Jones, ordered 10 their examinstiou.
Acting Assistant Paymsster z. H. Brink hs.
been ordered for duty on board the Unite<
States steamer Commodore Morris, Hampton
Roads. -f
Bossswsin John Bstes, detached from th.
Potomac aud ordered to rsturn North.
LPpoisted. B. Hopper, Acting A.
sistant Surgeon Thomas H. Dickson, Actins
Assistant Paymaster.
Restgned.-Actlng c. Lee Moses Acting En-
Defaehtd.-Acting Assistant Surgeon N. 8.
Campbell from the keystone, aud ordered To
Port Royal; Acting Assistant Surgeon Henry
Shaw from the R. r. Cuyler. and ordered to
Port Royal.
Coabmsd.-Ths Appointments Of Mich Dill
Ion and J. II. ZONES as Acting Third Assistant
Engineers.
Ordered.-Acting Paymaster W. D. Churchill
to the Nipsic; Acting Assistant Psymssser q.
r. Howardto the Mississippi Squadron; Acting
Assistant Psymastsr Z. D. Southwork, Acsina
First Assistant Engineer Henry Hin, and Act.
ing Third Enginser =. n. Dykes 70 the Grand
Gulf. ..' 1.
Erdnini"g Board.-A board Of ofIlcsrs, com.
posed Of Lieutenant Commander Bake, Of the
Eutaw, Volunteer Lieutenant Ives, Of the Poto-
mac Flotilla, aud Acting Master Eldndge, Of
the Ella, are in session at the navy yard for the
purpose OF examining masters mstes for pro.
motion to ensigps
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
washissts. ssd Nsw Yssh ste h Mar
- - -hSts To-Day.
posrNAsrEn osnnaAL nLAIa

POsrN ASFER 0eNkRAL MAR
Hss lsfs town for Newport, R. l., whsrs his
brother, MAJ. Gen. Blair, 10 sojouruipg. Tho
fcransr will visit Portsmoush before his return.
During biz absence. his oAacisl duties viii dc.
volre upon First Aasistast Possnssssr 0sasral
Randall. . rr 80 o, Hl H. %, /"
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

-FOUR O'CLOCK. mn.

MRS. PRzsIDENT.sIHCvApr NlR
ftE::ffG:e::::Eats:E;f||!;
Cosrfef dss Flats Jnis, she was received with
all tho respect due to her rank, and with chsrc-
ssS|ai|c coRstaes, aes,hy.thas1nsuh-usI09vsU' h.
Nrs. LINCOLN, II y, further stated, Iwss quiss
dfged M her vtivsn board 10 Fssai
min.cfwar. -.
'-<A4ss~smd 5bcS u Nc o{lc@s that his father
~ fnsstst) had lltsls + Monitor ..ttAsl
voals ~ h,stig snip IN shout a minute. tbs
frsnehr,sr langheda At the youths smartnesst,'
lp,utst tbs s.ne time exhibited ,conssA~shas
s~ySsssss H tho practical suggSticn,, t ~ !,
"his szrcctod that Mrs. Linceiarvnl vssuss
70 this sly To-day. 90 .Ia5 9a, 49, S'Ig" Spip
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

DEAN or wEIL-xsows CIr,zHa,,rJudgs
Joseph Bryan, Of Aiabamn, who has .foF A. npsbtr
Of yssrs resided In this city. AAa vss vel known
Ia connection with departmental bpsLsssa, disd at
bis iodglnSs IN this city Wednesday aAsht. 10
wss man Of wealth, and bachelor. Much of lis
pesssssioas we're y The South. tr-ls M 10
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
A PREsIDENTIAL ExCURsrOn.

Ths President, Secretary Of War, and oahsr
military officers, visited tho :" "tefslccs - II
Maryland, opposite Alexaudri. yesterday aftsr.
noon. The party went down the rvsr and ~
turned In steamer. We observe thst morn.
Ing psper-the coHfraetor's oveas-ulaks ad.
vantage Of the excursion to furnish ,sScrmAtion
to the enemy about the location end cpnditioa
OF the Dsisnnes of wsshipg pgton!"- 80 ~ ~,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

-isS dtloN s.BsVgasg'". 'b.s0d sii'.to.A -
trpg.'' 4 ba4 loii
.-4-sE ,isl,- ~ . taa r.fll.,1s r.iHsis
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
HON JOsan n. GOODWILL,

This gentleman, member Of the last Congrsss
ffom the Flrst District Of Maine, has bean Sp-
pointed by tho President, Governor Of the Ter.
ritory Of Arizona, vice Mr.. eurley, ldscesssd.
Mr.. Goodwin has been tho sppolnted" Chief
Justice OF the Territory ever since Congress
adjourned, but like all the other officers of thst
Territory, has never been there yet, Nj, Good
win ls.n excellent man for the position, being
. good lawyer and man Of energy IA lo'
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

yps,sy sGi - ulFHF.IE7 no 81 Iii7r .1uN
siFa N, u sysb o. y'a5Wi sol - ~, ,aasi.
IrI-gl1E
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
FROM ARKAN NS AS

Mlarust ~ IUt-AdfIctpfDU Afk auspl
.eay thse all tho 'r06es forees ID that state are
concentrated at Aimeds, lyc mllus balaR li,aaa
Kirby Smith hss srhy a .md taken command
OF ne troops, dnd h erecting fortta catlaauss
+. Tho people ln the White river country are IN
strong disposition throughout the State 10 %.
cupt peace on any terms.
w. II. Lee, q, friend and, ,classmate of the
e@l4F ofthe ls1efis, Jsst Nom Georgia, says
nothing can equal the affect oondltlou ~ the
Ipeppeesftue Do4taern States. The people are
ripe for Q movement tn overthrow their ruley,
and sach action csnnet DO much longer Do.
lsyed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
Artlstio Drawin~.

Among the persons drafted In New York
yesterday, IN the Fifteenth wsrd, were 0pise
artists, as follows: W. P. W. DANE, w. j. Hen
nessey, WIN. Hart, John.o. b. Tinns., John
Pope, A. Nerstsdt. j. r. Grisath, oeo.iH. Hall,
and Theodore Pine. Bierstadt 10 q TIE Rocky
Mountains. i'.''' % '" l,,',-..'.r ,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

iS.sst snd SshN ifoste :, y Horthwsst !,
sS:S's ssSs.S so,li.ss ~ s.g. .sd oas
sof asken s1d haftheF inlora stisn soply al thsn
ase or the "Grsat pennsylvaaia lon1c,E northsss
Sss t,1iIRyanis sCyssss and fYth strest, =.
! -, .;,ea sa,',11 yssHsses1sh' 80 ~ ~. -.
as3Nls. .,.pF1I ,.p1'r' Aealt,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

rala Hal1IfEH .aag.tEl "a lS' dh'Hfs. h. -
NLliuN "a - H.-.g 1901 hRl. .
attsI ,allIs.r sitJ
.tg.r.s aIsl BIT = a az ~. ..--!uE y
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

10 eus,oiD ssIss,4 4John W, Re,e and TAos,
nsaiy wsfs ssat 10 he Old Capitol ihis noruias
5SSi~ Thsyseoas y norsA cs,sllas.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

vH.lr. q. ....E 10 .-l.. rs u ~
J % al .lEsa 90 -. -l-s.-s .-..a.I. = q 20
q. s. aGlv g.sl' .r .. .-.ss q us lA IOl
90. d. s.H.l 0~ ~ .T ~ ahiFT.
.Lsg l.a -.L4
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

AnLnvAAaeso R1SAskd 6ss he beneut. snd ~
Ssssins nd q ISAySsss - ycyHo nEs who sufer
49, svsss cSlenty nssnsture Decay Of Man
os - o. !, 80 Shs has CURED himseif Il.
ssts.ss Ssycass and injury through
- nsAoslA6 Z post-paid sddrsssed enve,o,.
sae0essp10 DaZ - Asd of ne author. fs'
ny ss-,v - si' AAr1SshsIEt n.Ss.iI nAXyAiR, EsqY
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

III |. ls0rhks ron IxcHASos-Two hundred
.sV prisoners were this morning sent "a
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

~ gao.,r.:l Cssns,ly caution young men
Ssensnng ~ y1E Debility, Co., Against en.
sSSs sss.r sahs y pAiroorins any Of the
s:snsS = a,ss 80 z q sav.rii.sr and Sy hunas Is
q osnefs, - mnS ether way. keaAa letter which
s.i...s .sk.yS.,1yoSW WlM Dand me postpaid On.
~ - ,Nis -'TsF kpNAAD H. TRAyER.
,fsps-uswen 2 2, I, La Iox, icston' MAJ,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

y l,slL iul.l0Jss =. 70! 3n0 su. so
d al lI-hUH.7j Iy9qz5 .lr.g- e' t'a.
.. ..al .u' t'sd uSA.i % 90 ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

,tanuoslso LrsUoss1 n h, 4, ss4hsh.p, and
Mr.. s.ith wsrs eppaiHsf = W. 6sasaAS ~ isssn ~
Capt TODD, On ", sSaFss RssasUnS -.
" erst sa.ed 10 to Be } cd for oss day nd a.
ilast fos tsa'AAys. ,rofst
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

decentralization Anderson, . colored
msn, tsr dealing Sia from Kate Mahoney, pistol
soit N " fIom l, a. Whitley, waa eommitted Sor
q further hearing by Justice Qsyton. He was
charged, at tha same time, with forsing an order
tatisrs, L. A. .Whtleys same sad tryine 10 pass Il
% y. esost, . shos-dsaief on seventh street.
2 1hoi6aS Lomax wss conmittsd ct this san,s
tiins for having stolen pistol In his possssdon
Ne IVES arrested BY Oneer Bisiey. w. ,'d -. ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

Nswt Plsfos.-1ss. w.9I. arowu, or this
sitY. -. bee. ssys..sss - shS IFesyys.ry sf 70.
Mr.. Bro~rl win sAt6 MA ~ SnSlU ts.sorrov
fssbhathl nersinS, ibsIs baA saiani'i
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

The fdpssal ssrmon ofths late JAnEs HsxI
~ ;sss' s sSpsiss " s:ss:. ss,S.sl sAu5f
fuljv InvitAd to attend. it'd
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

DissAsss Or sas NnnvuUs, SEMINAL, URIN
itsy, Axe' ssxyAL svsrrn.-kew and rsliabI
tfestm,nt-in Rsposts Of the HOwARD Assu
GiAltoN.ssnt IL sssled letter envelopes, free Q
q ~ Dr. !. skrLLlN HoucHroN.
..,o Howard Associstion, Philadelphis, Pa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

A ossrIanAS, cured Of Nervous Debility
Inconpetsney, Prenaturs Decay and youthfu
nsttf, Aetustrd BY dssirs 70 bsnent others, vii
se happy 10 furnish to all Who need II (fres.
CHARGE tie tfslps api- direetisns for making =,
simple hemsdy ssea IN Aas Sass. Those wishin
to profit By hn exserieuce- -.aad possess . vslusbl
Remedy.-will receive the sane, BY return mail
Carefully scslsi) by sddrcssiss .,
sf mi hff nl.a 10 ta' JOHN D. OGDEN.
auit-d&w3m No. % Nassau st., NJ York. !
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22

.sl.1noui OWl i1fl I
od NlEahhLt'
o.. ~ l5ifuIsrufs
oliG- sf'I 9
E5s-rI illf'
J. .I- luls sdi
stLsIur rGyI aHE-
Lna su1bIEE ie I
dglm ynsi1 aSt
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

Not long ago met with kindred adssntsrc.
A I seated myself in the car, big, olsag'ncus
female iron Fsaerlssd PLACED her bsstet half
way acros my lap ,witholt saying "By your
leave" b he bsstst - had come sort Of
frcsa nsst Shicx bsssfe & tkee~ y, bad
dripped all up and down the skirt Of my dress,
soaking it through and through. It spoiled my
drNs-it spoiled my reticule-it spoiled my
temper-and II spoiled my whole day. To
whom sAsl we charge these thingsi
Why Is It permitted Do the managers OF
the city railroad wish to arrange matsers 20
that not single decent person will ever enter
one of their cars Does the term "aristocrutid"
rightfuliy apply to all those people who have
any sense of cleanliness or tidlnessl Do the
ofices Of this road wish TO bring down the
standard Of decsncy To the level Of lndecency :
OF coutSe there Ia slways pathetic side In
favor Of these things. "Poor working women,
tired to death, after long walk in the sun, 1t
would BE- cruel to refase to take then In" 1
submit, Mr.. Editor, whether "woman" who
IL able to carry easily bushel basket rounding
full Of potatoes, tomatoes, squashes, &C., Ii not
also able to ,cdlk7 Particularly ss she Is sup
posed to cat these things when she gets home.
In the name of deccncy, let us have reform
In this thing. This can be accomplished in
several ways. Either raise the price Of car.rid-
ing 10 such an amount as shall be above the
willing reach Of those people who are not sum
ciently civilized to respect the rights Of others,
or attach baggage car to carry the baskets,
hampers, trunks, bundles and commisssry
stores now thrust into the faces and laps Of In
offensive and unincumbcred passengers; or,
better still, have an "extra train" on market
mornings to carry dirty Irish women with bas
kets, crimson Dutch women with baskets, big
little girls with baskets, and drunken soldiers
ritholt baskets.
This 10 not an " aristocratic" protest. II II
not tho poverty of these people that We com
plain of-in fact, to Judge by the amount o.
food they purchase, they must he people of un
limited means-it 10 their boorishness, theil
rudeness, their incivilIty, their utter disregard
Of common decency. Shall We live 70 see thes'
things rectiied1 JusrIcr.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
Personal.

Hon. SAMUEL B. RrGGLEs, of New York.
sailed from that port In the steamer for Europe,
for the purpose OF attending the statistical Con.
gress Of Nations, which opens on the sixth Of next
month at Berlin. He goes out with credentials
from the American Government.
Mr.. JAMES H. SCHNEIDER, of Bridgewater
Massachusetts, having been drafted, has resigned
his position as first assistant teacher In the
state Normal School OF Bridgewster, and re-
spends to the osl! OF his country In person.
For this purpose lie has declined the offer
OF tutosship at Yale College, to which
he has Just been elected, and where he
graduated threatly ears since, at the head OF his
e'ass numbering over one hundred. Mr.. Schneider
10 a native Of Turkey, son Of Rev. n. schneider,
the successful missionary at Aiutah, and has b. en-
expecting to return 10 Tureey ~ missionary.
He goes As 3 private, and takes with him youn.
ger brother as a volunteer.
EMS On BENJAMIN H. PORTER, whose gallant
conduct before Charleston was spoken OF In satur.
days REPuBLJfAs, distinguished himself with
equal gallsntSy ip an engagement In the early
part Of the war At the battle Of Roanoke
Island, he eommanded y launch carrying siS
Dahlgsen howitzers from his vessel, In the ad.
vance OF the centre, which hS dragged through
8 swamp, the mud up to the hubs Of the
wheels, took his position under . CALLING FIRE
from the enemy which he maintained, returning
IRE until most OF his men had fallen, when one OF
the guns exploded and one man alone remained
with him, OF whom he thus wrote (bo, like, oi
seventeen years 10 his mother: He alone re-
msined, when a slug passed into his throat, from
which the blood sresmed outs he looked In my
face, ehoked, fell down and died. This made ms
madd'r than ever, and then went In on my
muscle Porter brsvely remained alone with hi
battery, cleaning, loading, and hrips his gun,
!
the day. His truly wonderful conduct elected ths
great admiration OF all who beheld 1t. A testi
monisi was written, signed by his commander and
officers"