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COUNTY FAIR,


September 23d, 24tb and 25th, 1858.
Sandusky, Montrose TIP, Saturday Sept26 att o'clock
White school house, Washington Up, Saturday Sept o6
att O'Clock
Locus, Grove school house, Washington Tp, Monday
: Sept %. at O'Clock
hcPnerson's school house., jefferson TIP, Tuesday
Sept %, at O'Clock, PM
Liberty -chooI house, Washington TIP, Wednesday
Sep; 30, att o'clock Pm
Sumnitsili Montrose Tp, Thursday, October 1, 1t
o'elSek, Pm ltsr 81.
Big Mound Cedar Tp, Friday October 2, 1t Z o'clock
hodger School House, Green Bay TIP, Saturday Oct .,
Att O'Clock.
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WALL PAPER.-Received thislR
w q stock Of Wall Paper. new designs:
Putnam . Pend ii nm Curtain Fixtures.
yudd's Curtain Pixtares
Ereen Hoilsnd for Windows.
Bu q Holland for Windows
.p-da1 NV. wRsTcoTr.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

y sood treHcfy 1siek xHssse, 4 yepnp sued ~.
GsHU ~ o!usy-Taxee Md 40 una n.rSsss
~~eyf1s ~" sefa044 ~ ael6eas1ianl At1Yia =
80 ~ CdA6. p. u RGR
- E1llsU 8 RinnGgi
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saturday, October 10. 1858,


Croton. van Buren Tp Saturday, Oct H. al o'clock
Belfast, Des Meines Up, Saturday, October 10, at
o'clock
Hoosier Green Des Moines TIP, Monday. October g. a
O'Clock
Aelrose, Dss Moines TIP, Friday, octessr 9, At 7
o'clock Qf.4 5stfaF
New Boston, Charleston TIP, Tuesday, October g. ct
o'clock - eses7 =
Donneli's, Charleston Up, Wednesday, Oct7, at !
O'Clock
Everharts school house, ChaneSton TIP, Thnrsday,
Octe at O'Clock - =
Ambrosia. Nonrose TIP, Monday, Sept 49, At O'Clock
Prof N. O. CHAMnHRIIN. II N.Y..
he favorte voc ast assisted By Glee Club will be
Present At oil the meetings denom above and
sotersperse the proceedings with orignal patriotic
eongs The local candidates will also be present. =.
The towushp and school district Committees, and all
loyal men OF each ioca lily where meetings are nnnoun
eed Will make all necessary preparations for said
meetings, and In all cases large attendance.
BY order Of }. M. HIATT. Chairman.
JIG. WALK1A
A. d. ALDRICk
G. F. DAVIS,
w. r. STEWAh
Lee County Union Central CaAmittee.
Sept. 3, 1862
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A ICIlON SALE OF HANDSOME House.
Ihhnd Furniture, by r. kplll, Aurt At the rect
nee ~ " est sth 1t O'intuu Psccl, urr 9Th Az
His bNy, W cdnesday sft'Tnnon, at O'Clock prv
ei.s cons'iug Of pAror SUITE coNcte IN hrocael,
and uair cloth. tables chsir rockers, mirrors clocks
lUduer', curainr, psinuurs, bcietcsd., hurcaus
srrius and hNir matttasc, blankets, glass chins aud
civ rwarc, table cutlery. Nri.-cs and ingram car
pcts, oil cloths. sc. Sale POSITIVE. III
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IkEr Z. WILKINSON,
I.sal IsE(9NS.

ElSlIISC HAAhH-. me ONLl bDh!-
Il 10000 c.u,ht J,.iy On s.egmrl STA rs lalAN
DER, Capt. Il, q lnn.pt 'rav'4, eyer -, 4,eps
N p,ck SIN, = yuh st, y EIv-i, s., spTing Il,
81. Pa 1, y, Er9 ili ban o. ul'e le,ompiL,
The boat for ~. ~ OK ~ q, rem .'ne"' ma
On retuIn.Ds a.. ri41c thrusus. aud.l5' c4e"p1 lI
=. 4 IA
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Personal NOTICES.

A TRUNK LEFT Al MRS. COMEfORl >,
IA ~ rat Is II II. All 81 the owner can have b.
apuypy Tor aud paying u.cs' II not called tor iu
two days, will he sold To pay eNp'nsc', sy3
(,IRL LOST, REWAKD-ANN McCAR
NIIiY srrd H. ycrlt. sus cnticed from b r hon,
on the "a OF sent, hHd darA lilac sack with arpuud
,pu. In IT, uur gLshani nkirt, han 4, short, la,
blue ewes. yrr} tall ~ "a nj ruod clunteuAncr h.i
two feet stIo very sore about the ankle, Any
irIE,ur her ~ - OAK ~ Nh receive the RhuNr f'
ward and moth us will be said to tn. cn,ld JOiiN
4 fIlIGfkAl.D. lli
II MRS MAR,iAkEI T.. WILLIAMSON,
i -iio-, should see this, let her write 10 her
" LILLIAN, Who ia 1T the Parole camp, Anhnp1Iia.
~ II" 10 Just arrived from kichmoni as
n PATRICK O'iIAGEN, or CARDIFF.
Wales, would call on VA. ElAN, 100 nrlnd At, nd
would be glad TO -oe him -
MISSING--SINtL SATURDAY, Al q. Do,
I'l girl about - yoNrs Of ae, an GONG from Va -
I'D At. ia BID ave. 49, p.f'ul h|hi'.f hti i' ~
Fast I'D ST. vii! iec,.v. g.. tasns' OF bti u.0,,
rj , Nhb
DERSONAL -iNlOEMU l1N NAN!ED
l. OF FRED NAN P\irHN u'' ''ii,' When ~
heard iron va, a. /. ,a y. s. Ad.fr'a : , -
tiun &.
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ENEl uIOh'S SALE-B. T.. ,IAiEtHu.D
- auctr, will soil At the Merchants E,chang,
StlffoOul, III iTozdw A., on Thursday sept IOth.
A. O'Clock, noon, the Ipfed lease OF premises M
Isl West a2d g.. J stiAffSEk, GEO. SNYDER
executors go
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4 uCrlON SALE ~ MAGNIrlClNf

"A uoI sriini N rIlpNITIInK
~ SSElL ". WfSTCOTr, Aurt onetr. stll seii thu
IN, ~ afternoon NJ o'rk, all the furniture
tanned IN mouse iS2 West 2ist Il, near 18th aveuuo
CONFUSING superb pArlor. chamber aud dining
furniture, beds sud BEDDING. Tapestry, ingram car
T. T.. mirrors, hedst"si,, huresu. mattrss.es chsrs
slass~srs siyrr ware, Gallery, &c. No To,pon.nsnt
sale rain or shine Il5
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D\M Nlil:OkEk y SALE--TlilS DAY, Al
L 81 New Br-riy, JAMES AGAR viii sell at II
O'Clock n larss assortment " men'n and ~oinen'
wearing apparel siik, de lame. aud other dr.ss-s
under clothing shrw1 sheets, spreads quilts, boots
shccs, raltrrs, etc, aud variety Of Other good
worthy III" ffention 81 de ilefs and others y urde
Of u. Dt AkKI.lI, lUl AycuU, IS lys
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SEWING. MAGHiIN IN.

LVR SALE-A WHITNEY < LYON SEW.
i Ius machine; Il /, iu perfect order, aud viii Je
sold cheap tho owner soius " leave ~ cit AZ
ny tgr one sssA. 9lt " sst 40 a. ~
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A UC1lON SALE GEO. CLEMENTS.
LAAuetiurecr j. JENKINS will sell on Thursday
Sept IN, l~6S, 81 iOs O'Clock, at 1901 Broad~ay,
horace, wagons rockava,p, now d seat rorha~ay
coaches. harness. saddLs, brides blankets static
utensils, &c. 3iS
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A JCIiON SALE OF GENERAL. HOUSE
lh,ld iurIturr, embracing everything uecesssry
Tor hourek adjourned from last week. will take
ace thr day, at II o'cut at 1. stuy vrsaut Placa
OH 4. t.twt.,n "a and "a aV,a
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kDAN \ Bi,OkEE - SALE, TINS DAY, lOS
O'Clock, VIII be sold b. BELL 4 iSGRAIiAM, ~
the salosrnons OS New io~ery 800 lots superior
women and childtens wearing apparel, undrtrloth
lug, sik df"'es, rsW-, remnants, piece goOds, deS
pati.ins rh.eib quits. bantet,, pillows b"otu ant
shoe. AisO nj - Uclu,h, hnu linc OF .nliAbls
wa'lh"s .rwrry, &c By order ". MEIiRiACn
l.. T., -" Hraud street This sAe 10 worthy ztten
uou. lIc
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WANTED.

LVR INTERPRETATIONS WITH MA
4 ehines wanted. Neat sewers can take I. orb home
Apply 1<9 let ave
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I BOGARI, AUCIR.-BY y. & J. 30
a sGAil, hi. day, at 100. O'Clock, at the auc ioI
rooms, North Nilap 81, bOus-h old tui ntur- sofAs
tables, chairs lounges mirIVs, childrcns hisb chaTs
oak extension dining tables, kitchen furniture, light
wagons, Lsrne,s, &c, z csAks cherry brandy A.o
one Butcher cart express hines. la good order, col
lars, &c. &c lis
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NXTM. Writer'S AUtl K, WILL SELL
w this day at = O'Clock, At 40 Canal 4, the turn
ture q stOiy house, carPts IN large VARIETY, fea
thrI b,ds and bedding mAihc tip and other buroAus
SOFAS p,lnr suits pier, oval and msnr slsar"sw ward
rJbos. bookcases, cuttgu,, -iudD~ shades, cottage
suits, together with dining room aud Kitchen inrni
tutr. ls'
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j>AW y likOkfi;'S SALE---TliUKSDAY
L 10Th, JAMES AGAR will cell at No. 81 New hos
'Iy, one door nom Oliver VI, Large and dsirsblr To-
OF mons clothing, consisting OF over, mock busines
sad hci coats alrO pants yests and bnck cloth. al
,uiahl. tpr ID" coming eason, and worthy the stten
ton " dcalers. By order, u BARNARD, ~ Third
Avenue, 1873
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ATANrED-2J GOOD VEST BAlSTEkS :.
w also ~ pant aloon baisers and lpi.he.s ia, y
aud custom work, good hands need only apply, At ~
Second Ct Call all the week ~
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- HERMAN 4 CO., AUtT'R, WILL SILL
lDs thus day, sept. ., At ~ A. NJ, At ~ Bowury,
large lot OF tch, COo', soap also brHndiuH YIN, ~his
hi =, run, wine, champagne, &c, bins riishty dam
aged, AMI part vi cargo from the Allen aud lhrf'ra
sale po4itiyr ~
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WM. WOLF, AUCT, OFFICE ~ LACK
w sou street, sell. ednosdsv, sept 9Th, a. 10y
O'Clock, the stock and fixtures Of the grocery and H.
quor oiore 3Ji stanton al, cor. Lewis, coDssiuR u
sugars tsa,, golfers spees starch soap candle a.'
Gil the n ures IN said store; uHO hUr-r AID wagon
Al o'e och ia. hItr.- Of the lager beer sso right
next door, viz tAbi-r, chairs counter, tap &C. ~
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T AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE on
Asuger's and Wheclcr's and Wisone mschincs;
pac:ice until prfsct all kinds of work work
tven after learning. All kind OF machine 10 let and
for she. Needles and oil for sale II Ai2 Henry Il IS
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YOUNG GIRL FOR GEN
w eral house~ork. Apply at no spring st, In the
ttlprv lsJ
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Nv NAM W MI End oiiEhirf y Az
tioneef, VIII s'H tbs day, "wednesday, at lOS
O'Clock the large stock Of groceries aud liquors. With
fixtures and lease Of grocery aud liquor store, No d,
Prince Fl, cor Marion loAao Of store aud house t.
run yo,r from May next the stock consists u
chests tra. barrels sugar, New Orleans ioiasrs bar
rsis flour .r', soap, aAfch balr cOeo, butter, etc
one plc ~ Hand gin, siues, bfandes, bourbon ans
oh.I ~hsklrs bar aud other counters, large coffee
mai, beer pump, refrigerator. anu other hStur"s alss
one excellent LrU' cfs' wagon, one light wagon, I've
s,ts haruoa,, young last uotins horse. Sale
Tive. III
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r AIDES TAUGHT To OPERATE On
Asinrcrs or Wheeler & wilson. sewins nachincs
IN all Of its varieties, for II Also lfacicc chop
Tor sale. 80
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NNTASIED A GOOD TAIIOEESS on
w clstom coats ono that can pat in holes wage.
r!is 10 - also girl 10 or rate Singer sewing
nachiue good wac given. all A. 10 Hsihon t.lil
NlTAN1ED-BO Al UMBRELLA fame
w making, f. NaIr,n u. 1914
NXTANTED-4J GIRLS WANlED. AtCI "
w toned TO sewing ~ .cuin's None Uut good hands
need apply, ~ Park Pace, up staifs 1876
NkTASTED--A CAl.RlAGE TRIMMER, 10
w 90 A shot dNt.nce in the country Apply b.
tween anu D T.. NJ, o. l6J south a.. l9o
X&yANTED-A MAN TO WORK Oh A
w farm To god man, steady employment and
building, cor White and Centre ST., n. Y. lyl
XLIANTED-IWO CUTTERS ON PAPER
w boxes. TO whom constant employment will be
given; Al.o good moulder'' APpys,SI Liberty e.
80 j. CkANE CO
VXTANIED-A YOUNG MAN IN A Butcher
w shsp. ., the sss Of H0yt ssd Wsrsa u, Brock.
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\NM. WOLF, AUtIlONEkR, stills On
w Thursdav, sept, 10Th, at halt pas' 10 O'Clock
the stock aud hItufrs OF the srocefy and liquor store
No NJ Monroe I'll, consiarils Ot larry" stock pt
gar, teas. coffee, nee, barley, soap, caudl- starch,
pals, bfOonr, ~in's brandar, su, rhHkcy; a.r>
counters gla csses, tcsts, Ensish beer puh ~, SC
sht positive, 81
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N1TANIED-A GODDCiItNC l. IOl: toIns
w men wshnr u 30 IN the t, ), saw iof JcHi;
months pa ~ igan'r, giOI Aud pr'as IIntrF, az"
lr' and ID Grass 81 m-r nld cGslu4ss sIa - D.
sttut,s. Appy u, no NGvi sh,ppluE office g.. b."
cry, or 100 south r. 80
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GOOD. INDUSTRIOUS GIRLS 10 RI y
fancy and Aansin sts. AtsTlN. KELLY SEQ Al
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OPERATORS WANTED On WHEELER
" & wilfon's machine, 70 whom, one dollar sud
twenty ii We cents Q day will br pad. Iho-e used 10
cloak making and quilting. Apply to a. N. q r.
DAVIES, sos Broadwav. $40
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OPERATORS WASIfD-lU WORK On
" flannel shir,s; thu sc who ore accustomed to .ort
on Wheeler & Wilson's machiue may apply at 800
Pacific u. Brook IN, top roo-
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
From rORrREss MONROE.
Navai-Dissing.ishsd visiters-A Flss q
Traes.

Naval-Disssng.ishsd visiters-A Flss q
Truce.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
tn. pAcoTAH AND CONNECTICUT.
FoRrIxss MoNaos, Sept. l6.-The United
States sloop-ofwar Dacotah, Capt. Sands, ar
rived yesterday from Baltimore, where she has
been undergoing repairs. The Dacotah 10 one
Of the fastest vessels In the navy. She takes
on board here her armament, which Ia avery
heavy one, and sails on . rowing commission
to look aft.r rebel private and blockade-run-
ners. Ifthe Dacotah falls In with the Alabama,
0eorgis or Florida the splinters will fly.
The gunboat Fort Jackson came In this morn
Ing. She wss In . very heavy hurricane of the
Bermudas on the 18th.
The gunboat Connecticus, which VA run
tn.o by ihs 4.sks. City, Cd M.sts5.'; snc !.
to-day to resume her station with the block
aiding feet, OF North Carolina.
GOV. ANDRRw AND GOV. PIERPoNT.
Gov. Andrew, OF Massachusetts. and Gov.
Pierpont, Of Virginia, arrived here To-day, and
are the guests Of Gen. Foster. They were re.
celved, shortly after their arrival In the fort,
with the customary salute.
NEWS From CHARLRsToN.
5P. n.-The hag-oftruce boat Is Just down
from City Point. She brings Richmond papers
of yesterday and to-day. Affairs are reported
quiet In Charleston harbor. General Gilmore
was busy strengthening his works on Morris
Island. Tho papeu say nothing a. TO Moul'
trie, or the reported capture by our forces of .
portion Of James Island, as reported by thu
Nellie Pentz. ! inclose Q late Richmond pa
per. E.F.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
AN IarEREsTIsa AFFAIR IN NEW
YORK. ...F

vtsis 81 Mrs. Lneo eoln, Ars. General Dsaks,
General DIE, aad Others q shs Russian
Frigats Osliaba.
On Wednesday afternoon an entertainment
was given on board the Russian frigste Osllaha,
now lying In New York harbor, which bore an
unusully interesting character.
Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Banks (wifs Of General
Banks), and Major Gen. Dix, with other we'll
known oficers and citizens, including Baron
d'Ostensacken, Russian Consul General, were
received on board by Capt. Boutakof.
An elegant repast was partaken Of, and at
the close Mrs. Lincoln offered a. 4 toast, "The
health Of the Emperor Of Russia"
The Captain gave, "The health Of the Presl-
dent of the United states.'
Baron d'Ostensacken, after . few remarks,
offered, "The Army and Navy Of the United
States, and the health Of General Dix" The
General responded and gave "The Army and
Navy Of Russia.'
Judge Roosevelt then proposed: "The Gov
ernments Of Russia and the United etstes-
may the ties Of friendship become still closer -
An hour or two was spent on board and
when the distinguished party left the ship {
salute was fred 10 their honor. It was note
worthy and very pleasant affair.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
Naval Orders To-day.

Commander John c. Howell, detached from
the command Of the Metacomet, and ordered
to command the Nereus.
Commander T. G. Corbin, detached from the
Naval Academy, and ordered to ordnance duty
at navy yard, Philadelphia. E..a.1
Commander Donald Men. Fairfax, ordered
to Naval Academy as commandant Of midahip-
men. .s.l..
Lieut.. Commander r. b. Lowry, ordered to
command the Metacomet.
Lieut.. Commander Henry A. Adams, IT,, or.
dered TO temporary ordnance duty at Philadsl-
phia navy yard. '.. fsr I
Lieut.. Commander wm. N. Jefiers, detached
from ordnance duty at the Philsdelphis navy
yard, and ordered to ordnance duty st the navy
yard, Warrington. ....-I Ia-
Lieut.. Joseph D. Marvin preparatory ordsrs
for sea service. ""
Surgeon J. N. Foltz ordered TO Newport, r.
l., as presiding officer, and Surgeon WIN. Low
Der as member Of the Medical Board for the
examination Of candidates for admission to the
navy as Mldshipmsn.
Chaplain Jas. A. Coleman, ordered 10 New
port, r. l., as Assistant Instructor at the Naval
Academy. l-sr-T
First Assistant Engineer r. J. Lowering,
detached from the Nahant (slck) awaiting
orders. ,
Third Assistant Engineer Henry W. Phillips,
ordered TO examination.
Carpenter George r. Anderson, detached
from navy yard, Mare Island. Cal. (sick. \ and
waiting orders. Hrn
PROMoTioNs
Thomas T. Caswell and George A. Sawyer,
promoted TO paymasters In the navy.
Jamss Sheridan, Samuel / P. Ayres, Wilson
X. Purse, and Emery J. Brooks, promoted u
First Assistant Engineers In the Navy.
Henry p. Gregory, Benjamin y. Wood, 10
seph W. sydney, =. ID. Leavitt, VIM. Il. Hsr
rison, +. q. coggin, Geo. W. Melville, Hiram
Parker, IT,, and A. J. Kenyon, promoted Il
Second Assistant ingineers In the Navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
Naval Orders.

Commander Reed Worden, ordered to the
navy yard, Philadelphia.
Lieut.. Com. R. W. Scott, detached from the
South Atlantic blockading squadron, (sick,
and awaiting orders.
Lieut.. Com. Clark Wells, detached from the
navy yard, Philsdslphis, and ordered to com
msnd the Galeua.
Surgeon John l.. Fox, detached IRON, the
Brooklyn and ordered to the Niagara.
Assistant Surgeon Arthur Mstthewson, de.
tached from the winons and ordered to the
New York navy yard.
Assistant Surgeon Chas. J. 8. Welles, de-
tsched from the Brooklyn and ordered to tn
Niagara.
Assistant Surgeon Heber Smith, detached
from the Ita,ca and ordered to the receiving
ship North Carolina.
Ensign symmes II. Hunt ordered to the
Richmond.
I.ieutenants George Dewey and A. N. Mitch,
ell, Paymaster Charles W. Abbot, Second As
sistant Engineers Alex. V. Fraser, Jr., and
James Atkips, Third Assistants jesse Wslton
jacob L. Bright and Joseph Morgan, Boat
swain John A. selmer, Gunner Thomas II. For
tune, Carpenter W. d. Foy and sailmsker Jacst
Stephens, detached from the Brooklyn ant
waiting orders.
Flrst Assistant Engineer B. f. Chassaing
detached from the Brooklyn as on sea duty
and ordered to take charge Of the machinery,
&C., Of that vessel.
Second Assistant Engineer Herman A. De
lias, detuched from the navy-yard, Philadel
phis, and ordered to the steamer yicksburg.
second Assistant Engineer, Albert J. Ken
yon, detached from the Neptune, and orderet
70 the Richmond.
Assistant Engineer Webster Lane, detached
from the Minnesota, and ordered TO exsmina
dOO.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

A MORAL CoNNUSIrY.-The pauclty Of ar
rests chronicled In the police annals OF George-
town, and the decorum Of . city 90 near the me-
Wopolis, even II they do not rivet attention, Ger.
tainly deserve eulogv. The city Of Georgetown,
though stlgmatized With treason vhsa the rsbsl-
lion was inshoats, Il entitled to eonnsndation
for the order naintainsd by Its police and the mo.
raiity manifestedb its citizens. The population
exceeds 10000, and It 10 fact true though aston
ishing that only one haunt Of lewdness 10 EN-.
brseed within Its puriieus. We do not harbor the
thought nor launch the assertion that the moral
sense Of Georgetown II never Iostled from Its po.
larity. We do say, however, that II crime 10 OK.
tensivsiy perpetrated there, Its banefu influences
are mewsd within private precincts. The eity's
good 10, therefore, not debaYchedj Its character
not blemished. The city .. = city 10 moral, and
hence worthy Of imitation a. we'll as deserving Of
praise. However, the proximity Of our city per-
hsps interprets the absence there Of gaming -.
looms and brothels.
BAD PBAcTIeE.-The PractIee which some
parties have Of playing with and breaking the hy.
drants At the street corners has BECOME 90
that stringent methods are TO be taken to stop H.
Last night man was confined IN the Station and
nned for this ofsncsj and Others who are in the
hsbt Of doing 90 arc to bs dealt with accordingly
POLICE REPoRr.-T. 8. Benton, disorderly;
hned Si~ John Crscy, do, fined Ss.4l. Alfred
snowden, Dave Jordan, do, ansd % n each, Mary
Dorsey, Eliza Taylor, dol workhouse. Nathan
Edwards, breaking hydrsnti fined s2tL 4. Z.
Puher, Nike Tuliy, dssertsrsj to military.
The WHARvRs.-The wharves to-day pre-.
sen,ed quite a dssolate appearance, owing to the
very heavy rain which was fallias ell the morning,
rendering II impossible for vessels to be loaded or
unloAded. There were NO Important arrivals by
river or canal to-day. ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
A Us,.. Ne. c.ps,sss.

derwood recently captured near Occoquan was
not John G. Underwood. Of the Eastern district
Of vlrginls. He is Mr.. John Underwood, .
stsunch Union man, obnoxious by reason Of
his having voted for Mr.. Lincoln at the Presi-
Dental election, and on account Of his uncom.
promising and influential exertions In behalf
OF the Union cause since the commencement
of the rebellion. He was q resident Of the neigh
borhood in which he was captured, and, were
1t not for the greater lenlty which the decline
OF their fortunes has recently induced among
the guerrillas a. well as the so-cslled author.
lied agents and troops Of the rebel government,
would probably have suffered death. AsH is,
he will be closely confined.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18
Personal.

PsrER HIaoIss, ESQ.,, OF Boston, Is In town.
SENATOR CowAS, of Pennsylvania, had an
in,erview with the President to-day.
MAYOR WAILAcn has returned TO the city
from = pleasure tour In the North.
LOFTY HoUou, the actress, and Dan sstchell
have gone TO Nashville to play an enxasemsnt.
Coy. ANDREW, of Massachusetts,, has been
on visit 10 Portr % Monroe, and rsturnsd yes
tssday. Ne leaves Tor the North tomorrow.
MIS-. GEN. BANKS, now at Grsmercy Park
Hotsi, New York city, viii sail for New Oslssps
about the lot Of October, to visit her husbanl.
GEN. scnEScK, commanding the Middle De-
psrtRsnt, headquarters at Baltimore, Will probs-
bly, resign his commission In the army and take
has seat In Congress- to which he has been elected
As the successor of VsllAndigham.