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ohancery Court at Decatur, TENNESSEE

Andrew Campbell, Admir-, &c.,
The Widow, Heirs and Creditors Of v. +. Rus
sell, decd
TIrsoircHt BiM1
uNHE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THIS
cause will be taken at the Masters Office, in
Decatur, Meigs county, Tennessee, on Thurday,
the cath day of April, 1862. when and where tho
parties may attend with their proof.
L. McC0RKLE, c. q H.,
Per JosEPH McCoRKLR, u. Gam.
April 4, ls62-3t-prs fee $500
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Estray Mare.

TAKEN UP BY MRS. LAvINA BRIDG-
Il man at Pikeville, Bedsoe county, Tenn, on
tho Sd day of November, 1862, one s0RREL
MARE, Z or 8 years of age, both hind feet white,
a'fdpture on the left asnkH-and appraised to One
Hundred and Ten Dollars (sllO) by VIM. Ste
phens and Jas. A. Tul!oss.
CIR. THOMPSON, Ranger.
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DR. I r Taylor

M EsPECTPULLY tenders his Professional servieei
Ia to the public. Once West side OF Public sq1are
Athens, Dec 81-tf536
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BOTTLES WANTED!

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL PAY A LIBER-
al price for all the Quart Bottles that may be
offered. Apply at the Drug Store.
r. 7. MARSHALL.
Athens, July IS, 1s6272l
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MULES---MULES.

Y OFFER FOR SALE 10 FINE YEAR OLD
L MULES last Spring-large and likely. Con.
federate Treasury Notes wanted in payment.
JAMES GBTTYS.
Sewee, Nov IA. 1s62-3t-73S
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NO T ice,

WE WILL PAY A HIGH PRICE FOR
w OLD Pillow and MACHINERY CAST
INGS, at the Athens Foundry.
ZIMMERMAN & KILG0RE.
Sept 26 1852
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CELL HOUSE,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
GEO. w. MAYO, PROPRIETOR.
NJ. 1910. IL r9r

Notice.
A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY N0TIFIEk
n not to trade for note of hand given by the
undersigned to c. T. P. Jarnagin, calling for the
sum of one thousand FIVE hundred dollars, dated
IKE goth day of October, 1862, and due ninety
days from date signed by S. d. Bridgman, Ms9
W. S. Montgomery as security, as said note wa
fraudulently obtained, and Twill not pay it un-
less compelled by law.
S. D. BRIDGMAN.
Cleveland, Dec 10, 1S62-4t. 743 80
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ONE BARREL TANNERS OIL, JUST RE.
" ceived, and for sale, by
S. K. REEDER.
Dec. 10, 1852.
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HIDES AND TAN BagE

VXTANTED, FOR WHICH CASH WILL BE
w paid Enquire ut the Store.
CLEAGE 4 BRETT.
May 30, i6G2-tf7l4
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NOTICE,

A LII PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
N with the undersigned not settled. will come
forward and do so. We will take WHEAT in
payment, at the market price.
ZIMMERMAN 4 KILG0RE.
July ~, lS61-tf-66S
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MRS. HOLT, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,

WOTCtsItri ApTlI 3, I6b3-
n. b Charles V. Putnam will continue to carry on
the business at the old stand, NO. 143 alan street
APT diff
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OF COPARTNER-

S!IlP-Notice is hereby given that the copartner
snip heretofore existing, under The and style OF
PUTNAM y CLARK of Worcester, is dissolved by mutu
al consent Charles V. Putnam Is nthorzed TO settle
the debts of the firm, and receive all payments due
them. CHARLES V. PUTIN AM.
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Have received lot of very superior DOOR MATS, In
Jute- AIanilla-Wool and Velvet DIFF apps
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GBy L. W. VAIL
& SSIGNEES SALE OLE PEAL EA

a N0IGNEhO OALE OF kEAL ES-
A STATE AT AUCTIoN.-wn be sold at Public
Auction on WEDNESDAY, the 6tn day of May next,
on the premises about Is OF land in the village of
Quinsl amond on the street the ron Works being
Lots No TO- u, a. II; 49, -. 20, a. 2S, 49, 3d. 81 and
~ on plan OF los made by Valentine, surveyor and
recorded In the Registry of Deeds three Building Lots
on the road leading from Worcester to Qansiganond:
eleven Building Lots the hill south OF r. Washburns
Iron Works being lots II, 10, 90 49, 81, 81, S. ST. g.
9pd ID on Pond 81 Fosters survey; Building Lot on
Chandler street, near t. e house of Elisha Freeman
The sale Will commence at 10 O'Clock a NJ with the
lots in Quinsisamond Sale positive, to close an nsol-
vent estate
Terms LIBERAL which will be made known at time and
place Of sale. WILLIAM MIXTER
Assignee of Estate of Spencer Field
Worcester, April "a, 1868 dts ar27
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u y, ". ' AILIl7
VARGr HOUSES AT AUCTION
r am Instructed 10 sell on TUESDAY. May 5th at
10 N. adesiraOe Brick House with Lot, corner Pros
pcct ami Mulberry streets
Also Immediately after, double house Mulberry
street. the of Prospect street, containing
four tenements.
Also Cottage, opposite on Mulberry street, near
Prospect street, containing six rooms.
TENS bei a and made known at sale.
apis dtl* E. W. VAIL
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Lcv Hammond, Esq Of Charlton h,s resiened
the office OF Assistant Assessor Of internal
the tenth assessment vslon OF this collection district
The territory Of said 10Th division has united with
the 18th division. which consists the towns Of
OXlo'd, Charlton, and Auburn, and s. VIM. smith, ESP.
of Oxford Is the Assistant Asses or
samuel NJ Grlgg5, Esq, Of Westboro, has also re-
signed tic Office Of Assistant Assessor Of The nth aS
sossment division of said district consisting OF the
towns of Wesboro and Southboro, and Daniel Y. New.
ton, Esq Of wcsborO, has beGn appointed TO ill the
vacancy, and has accepted the trust.
IVERS PHILLIPS.
Assessor OF the 9Th Mass District,
Worcester, April - 1868 d&wtmyl
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Extract from General statutes, chan. 81 ]

Sect. 81 Every owner or keeper OF a dog ihsl
diI on or before The THIRTEEN day Of dpr II TO
be registered numbered described and licensed for
year from the first day of the ensuing May in the Office
of the clerk 10 the city town wherein he resnes and
shall cause It to around Its neck col distinctly
marked with its OpnerS name and registered number,
mud shall pay for such license doiiarJOr male and
BUs dollars for female dog.
sect So Whoever koepsa dog contrary TO the pro-
visions Of this chapter shall forfeit ten dollars be
covered by complaint to the Of the place wherein
the dog Is kent, aDg2
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MORTGAGES SALE-By virtue of

M OklG AGEE'S SALE.-By virtue of
4'A power of sale cont aimed in q certain mortgage
gtvn by Daniel r. Pratt to liza Bryant bearing the
18th day of March, A. D. 1856, ard recorded the Regis
try Of Deeds for the county OF Worcester Book $50 pa
ges lI9 and 49, anu by said Bryant assigned to me
shan se at public auction the premises described in
said mortgage on SATURDAY the sixteenth dav of May
next at 10 oclo * A. the following described real es
tate to Wit certain tract CT land situated east
ery side Of We pgon street in said Worcester bound
cd as tonoWS-bre GINNING al the cCrner of said yelling
ton ana EsSeN Srcets thence running easery said
bsseNsr ne hundred and thrty-four feet to Essex
court one iif and seventy-five ieet to land or
formerly owned h said Pratt, thence westerly on said
Pratt land fifteen ct more or less, land of William c.
}2odSpced thra,e westerly said Goodspeed land one
hundred and sixty five feet more less said Yelling
ton street, thence souherly said Wellington str ct
one hundred ard Ortgve feet TO the place ofbeginnng
Said estate contains elee ant residence is well supplied
with choice fruit trees, and is protected by iron fence
JOSEPH THAYEB,
Assignee of said mortgage.
Worcester. = lril - 1867 deodts aria
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NXTCUTORiS SAIEOE REAT. AND

Ivy 4 ". VAILM]
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL AND
- PERSONAL ESTATE BY AUCTION - On
WEDNESDAY, the 29th day Of April current at 10
O'Clock NJ, shall sell by Public Auction the follow
IN Zeal and Personal Property, belonging the estate
Of the late William Dudley, To wt:-One two story
House m Seaver street, containing thirteen rooms con
veniently arranged for families with sbout
lOO0 feet of land. well set with all kinds Trees
in bearing condition. and good Barn. One house lot
on Blossom street. containing about 5000 of land.
One excellent Cow; several tons of Hay; Potatoes.
Corn Farming Tools, Household Goods, C :, &c. Terms
easy, and made nnown at the time and place Of sale.
For particulars inquire Of +. L. KING, No. Briney
Hall. CHARLES DUDLEY. xecutor
Worcester, A pr % 1863 dts ana
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s. e .-18 6O-:X.
Plantation BitferS !
TILE FUR ST AND MOST EFFECTUAL TONIC AM
MORNING APPETIZER THE WORLD HAS
EVER PRODUCED.
The Sovereign Remedy for Dyspepsia!

@~SN-ASetI
This Medicine will not 'caTe all Diseases" but is in
tendedtO be SPECIFIC FOR SToMAcHIC DERANGEMRNT
And we are confident that any ordinary case OF Dys
pensa, Liver Complaint, Nervous Affection Sour stom
ach, Loss Of Appetite Nerv Headache. Diarrhes,
Sinking, Weakness. Mental Dependency, &c, can be
cared by the Flsntation Btters.
That judge of its efficacy publish list of
some of the articles used in its preparation:
CALIsAYA BARK-Celebrated for two hundred
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia
Weakness &c. 1t was introduced into Europe In 1910,
an sold to the Jesuis the price
own weight in silver. Humboldt special mention
OF its medicinal qualities. in his South American Trav-
els On. 6-For fall description Of this justly cele-
brated bark see U. $ Med. Dispensatory.)
CAscARILLA SARK-For Diarrhea, Collie and Diseases
Of the stomach and Bowels
DANDELIoN-For Inflammation of The Loins and DroD
steal Affections
CHAMoMILE FLowERs-For Enfeebled Digestion.
LAVENDER FLOWERS aromatic, stimulant and tonic !;
highly invigoratinR in Nervous Debility.
Instrumentation Scrottla. rheumatism, &c.
ANIsE-An aromatic carmin itive creating flesh, mus
Gle and milk much used by mothers nursing
Also Glove buds, orange, carraway, coriander snake
root, &C, all preserved in perfectly
ST. CR0IX RUM.
The powerful invgorating and tonic properties of St.
Crox Rum have been long ackno wlcdged by tine phys
clans of the world For consumption II is the only slim
ulant that should be used.
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MORTGAGE S SALE.-Will be sold
A'A at Public Auction, en- TUESDAY, May 18th, A.
D. 1883 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, the premises
the fol owing described state and benefit and equity
Of redemption Daniel r. Pratt and Ann NJ. Pratt or
their heirs executors administrators assigns therein
VIA certain lot Of land situated in Worcester and
bounded as follows to wit: Beginning at the south.
west corner thereof at land of f. G. Partridge and upon
private passage way of said Partridse, at fence.
thence nortsry by said passage way, forty eight feet
and five inches to land formerly of one White
more thence by land of said Whittemore easeIv forty
seven rect six inches u land late OF jos Walker
thence southerly by aid Walkers aid and land now or
late u Ann Cotton, fifty ieet and inches to land of
sal Partridge, thence westerly by land said Partridge
oryseven feet six inches, to the place ofbeginnng said
lot Is situated between Austin and Chatham streets in
tue city Of W9cester on said private way Z. G. Part
ridge ana VIII be sold in pursuance OF power of sale
contained in certain mortgage given Daniel Pratt
ana Ann NJ Pratt to George T. Rice, dated second
day of February A. D. 1859 and recorded in the Wor-
ceSter county Registry OF beeds Book 6O6 Page 23 de-
fauit having been made in the condition said mort
gage The terms OF the sale will cash and the neces
sary deeds to pass the title the premises VIII ready
as soon thereafter as is possible For particulars
inqH re of A. AIcF DAVIS, Attorney, No ISS Main
street. GEORGE L RICE Mortp,gee
Worcester, April lS 1863. dapl8E27is
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{ VI OF WUhCES FIX, bprlI II
- l83.-0wnor3 Of DOGS In this city are reminded
that said Dogs must be numbered registered the
office Of the undersigned before the expiration Of the
present month. Dogs which registered in said Of
hco In 1862, retain the numbers this scar II
their owners make carly application therefor
SAMUEL SM tn, City clerk,
Office, City Hall Build1t.
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MORCESTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
mo BUILDERS scaled proposals VII

NOTICE. have changed my place of
Il business from South Worcester to Northboro,
where am manufacturing Bone Dust for feTtzing
purposes and Bone Meal for Cattle Al orders sent by
mail or otherwise promptly attended to-
N0rthbOro March 20. j. b. ROOT.
mch25
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NJ ORCESTER, SIS. PROBATE. OFFICE,
April 20, l863.-To all persons interested in the
Estate Of WILLIAM DUDLEY, late of Worcester, de
ceased, Greeting:
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of Nav
next, to show cause why allowance out of the per-
sonal estate of said deceased should not be decreed to
his widow And the court orders service of this citation
by publishlngt once week in the Worcester Daily shy
three weeks, successivelv before said Court 10y F''
ap2l d3sru CIIAS. e. STEVENS Asst Req
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CInGin is making Card photographs uneouacd IL
this country. Give him a call du mY2
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may be expected, as the vhole must be sold without
any reservation whatever
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Hammers Fresh-Brewod Champagne Ale.

This ale Is brewcd fresh at all the year, and
its Keeping q9dy especially OF that brewcd during the
most excessive hot weather is guaranteed for any length
of time. For sale IN barrels and half barrels at No 0
Main street FAWCErr 10 WAKEFIELD agents for
the sale of Hammers Cham payne Ale In Worcester
aDll dit
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TUT Poi nc IItIs aTN tVIIII5i - TI!III y VI
e. Il. HALL,
apps d3t New Haven, Conn

BOARD WANTED-For a gentleman
~ and wife, and child seven years old Address,
ing price and location, A. 2. S. Box IS p. o. Private
family preferred. DOT APPS
SWAMP MUCK.-100O CORDS. best
~ quality prime article for manure, sale at $3.50
cord SOC per single horse cart load South
tiOn Machine Shop. apply to
apps div j. G. SARGENT.
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HAMILTON PARK GROUNDS AT

ors of the Hamilton Park Association VIII rent cir
Grounds for one year from the first Of May. To the
right man it offers great inducements tract of Land
containing 81 acres nclosed with high board ence
which land modern built Dwelling House large
House furnished complete, called the Skating Pond
House, arranged for refreshments, cloak loom, &c.
Also large Building for Billiards and Ten in Alleys
furnished complete half mile Trottng Track good
any in the country, and Mile Drive outside, with
Barn, Sheds, Gc Enclosed by the Half Mile Track
are two skating Ponds, ~ acres in each Pond.
For particulars and terms, enquire Of
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MAR RIED.

In this city. April 80 by Rev Richardson, Thomas
Merriam TO Alice Richards.
In New York city, April 81 at Calvary church, by the
Rev H yinton; D, George Warren Dresser Fourth
artillery United States armv TO Susan Fish Leroy
daughter of Daniel Leroy, Esq, of New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
The Pirate Rlorida.

The Pernambuco Price Current newspaper
Of the 18Th, which we have just received, con-
tains the following important information with
regard to the privsteer Florida,
The rebel steamer Florida, which vessel sailed
from this port 18th May, called at Ceara on the
4th inst. for supply Of coal. W.
Il On the 14th ult., latitude 8 deg. 80 min. south
she took and burned the American ship Crown
Point, Of fNewburyport, |, ,09s tons, Geit, master,
from New York, bound for California. A mate,
John +. Norman, and ten men, arrived here
10th inst, in the Brazilian steamer Jaguaribe;
some Joined the Florida, and the master, with
family, two mates and sailors, was put on board
q Danish brig. On. .. i.'ts. ru
The Florida had been lying at the Roccas ten
days, and one Of the surgeons had been drowned
by q boat swamping. IT, - r. IN
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
New Patents,

The following is list Of patents Issued from
tho United States Patent Office for the week
ending July 81, 1883, each bearing that date
DR.. Thomas Holmes, of Washington, D. c.,
for improvement In rec eptacles for dead bodies.
Isaac 9. and Henry R. Russell, Of New Mar
ket, Md, and John J. D. Bristol, OF Detroit,
Mich, assignors to Isaac 8. and Henry r. Rus
sell, Of New Market, Md, for improvement in
raking attachments to harvesters. ... 10
Samuel R. Sylvester, of Washington, D. c.,
for improved soda water fountain. ... ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

MILTON ON ApsENrEr'sM.-Th author of
Paradise Lost returned isom Italy, giving up
his Intention of going to Sicily and Greece and
this was his Miltonic reason for the step, 81
esteemed 1t dishonorable for me to be lingering
abroad, even for the Improvement of my mind, !,
while my fellow-citizens were contending for
their liberty At home.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
DISL0fNM N9 RiEflKoRE.
,sieIAIJ GAAriIIe1p l1yfi1 IIk Hoa
Arrest OF Employees in Bar
%, 10 sss,r rnum'S HOTEL. .gpfs ,,er

Wshsss ssccsfvsd' NOM me Indspendsnt To-
egsaph oasce the folloWing, ,spscIal dspatfb,ro,,
ArFrNoRH, lr ,Jply q. aLieut. 1MorfS, ~ The
Provost GsanA this morning pfoessdeA 70
B%trms CITY Hotsi, Ind took iptS snitodys
the following employees Of ths essAbilAAnsasy
aga,Aass whom an grave charges olr disloyaity; ;
sSseph .Young, Jr, james w. sMcDsrnost,
JosAph 1DoasyS John, Lawrence Mia thpoA,
kce M.y. Henri, (bsr-kesper. iSis'S is,. 5,et %
They were taken before Acting, rrovest Mar
shsl French who committed the whole party to
tbs anilItaxy PRISON 10 await furthsr orders. i
ftssoxfhs 70 this srrrst md ~ sclSsidS u
the I'M fhat. ~ reposs obtained seoaee1ing
the closing or do ASsAl wAsA ttiSass Spsn
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
RIOT ON STATEN ISLAND.
Contradic tory Account OF the Amir

Contradictory Account OF the Amir.
NEW YORK, July 2l.-The Commercial Ad.
vertiser says there was rioting on Staten Island
last night, by drunken soldiers fighting among
themselves. They fired on citizens, and one Of
the latter shot and instantly killed soldier.
Two other soldiers were fatally injured. A
military council Of Inquiry decided the citizens
erty, r-' s,,. " NJ - - u
The Post has an entirely different story,
stating that the mob attacked three soldicrs.
but subsequently, dispersed. Several Of the
rioters were wounded, and one killed. Two
soldiers were fatally stabbed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
Reading m Z

Reading Matter for the Western Army.
The Rev. Il. P. Smith sends me, from the
Western army, pressing call for good books
and magazines, for distribution on the same
plan as adopted at the Soldiers Free Library,
OF Washington. ..a.uFI
Any soldiers friends who may wish to donate
reading matter, for this purpose, will please
leave it at the Soldiers Free Library, Judiciary
Square, corner E and Fifth streets, and 1t shall
be duly forwarded. JoHS A. FowLE.S
,WAsHISaToS, July 22, 1863. .. co..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
A Rees Eas.nx Array.

The number of bullocks dsvoured by The
Army of the' fotomse during the time that
elapsed between their march rom Catlett's sta
tion towards Fredeyicksburg under Burnside,
and their return by Catlett's Station, under
HOOKER, was thirty five thousand.
Fresh army beef is selftransported, and the
. aving in transportation effected by driving
cattle for army supplies is found TO be equal to
one and quarter pounds per man per day, or
an aggregate for the Army Of the Potomac, say
Of 1876 900 pounds per day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
Naval Moveinents.


THE PAssAIC ORDERED TO CHARLESTON. ~
Admiral Paulding yesterday received inatruc-
tions TO dispatch the iron clad battery Passaic
to Charleston with all convenient speed. Ac-
cordingly the officers Of the vessel were imme-
diately summoned on board, steam was got up.
and at 3 O'Clock In the afternoon tho vessel
dropped from her anchorage down the river.
She made trial trip day before yesterda,;, for
the purpose Of oftcstlpg the value Of a "basket |"
intended to protest the propeller when IN owing
the ship sailed without it.. The followin 2 is a
list Of her officers: Commander, Edward Simp
son; Assistant Surgeon, Edgar Holden; Assist
ant Paymaster, jesse p. Woodbury.; Acting
Master, Samuel House; Paymaster's Steward
J. Dunklce; second Surgeon, o. w. Davis;
Assistant Engineer, II. W. RobIe; Third Assist.
ant Engineers, J. W. Mitchell, w. A. Dripps
and j. Hooper; Acting Ensigns, l.. q. Em mer-
son and ii. X. Baker, YeOman, W. J. Me-
Coombs. 10 .r,. rr.a. .. -
THE IRoS-CLkD ROANOKE A SUCCESS.
Experiments have been made on board the
iron-clad Roanoke, ct Newport News, and re-
port of the proceedings has been forwarded TO
the Navy Department. The ordnance and other
departments Of the vessel tested turn out to De
completely successful, and the Roanoke is now
at the disposal OF the Government for any ser.
vice 1t may see at to order her.
AN ENTIRELY NEW TYPE OF IRoN-CLADs ORDER
.r .. Ed TO be BUILT.
The Navy Department has decided to bulld
another new batch Of iron.clad vessels -of-war.
differing In several important respects from
oil those hitherto constructed In this country,
Instead Of being propelled by u screw they viii
have padde-whecls, and be entirely Iron, with
only the necessary wooden backing. The fol-
lowing parties have contracted to build one
each OF the new vessels; Thomas Rowland, Of
Greenport; one contractor In Philadelphia, and
one In Boston. These ships will be finished
about the same time as the fifteen light draft
vessels. az
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
aEl1IJREAlJ aEl1IJREAlJ oFpf!llolE,, 10 JOHNSTON.
JACKSON EVACUATED
vi dnu2 dIgEeU ibooa oaGB al
5000 HEAD o. GAHlR Captured.
5000, 900 Rounds Rebel
Ammunition Taken.

vrcKsBuRs, miss, July 1s, I2 m.7Joe.
Johhston syscuatsd jackson the night Of the
10TH He 10 BOW. in fnll retreat esst. Most Of
his army nss p~iAh from heat, lack Of water
and general, tunBspent. .'", W." ,.,,ab l. ''
The rebel army psroied here have to . great
tsstsasnSssertea, snat srs Tscsstsred over the
country n every ditetsiou.. ,a,SA1.I s51sh .i 3
\ Learning ihst \ aloo City WAS being lorti.
Ged, Gen. Hesron has bsnn sent there. Five
guns wers cAptared, many stores, and abont
800 psssouers. y h29a'', ''aN5sl ',- are ' .,
u Gen. Ransom has gone TO Nakchez to stop
che crossing Of cattle for the eastern army. On
his arrival Ne found large numbers had beer,
driven out orthe city to be psstpred |; also, that
munitions Of wsr hsd recently been crossed
over to wait for Kirby Smith. he 'mounted
about two hundred Of his men and sent in both
directions. " % ' w. .
They captured . number Of prisoners and
i've thousand head OF Texas cattle, two thou
sand head Of which have already gone to Gen.
Banks. Tue bslance have been and will be
broughs here. In Louisiana they captured
more prisoners, and number Of teams loaded
with ammunition.
a Over 2,00o, 600 rounds of muaket ammunition
was brought bsck to Nstches with the teams
captured, and 26s, 900 rounds, beside artillery
ammunition, destroyed, .,'...-.