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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
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q WaKxxvER rKsY (rHs REsErs) HAVE rHn
powrn, ruIY DRIVE BxroKE rHEn rro Tnnfl
RANKS THE :oUrHERN PEOPLE, AND fH1y
"worlr ALSO DRIVE us. TRusr rnsM NOT.
:. ERE rHEr ABlE, rnxr WOULD INVADE AND
"pEsTRoY us WITHOUT MHRCy. ABsoLurBLy
ASSURED " THESE THrs0s, An knAxBD THAT
"AvI ONE corLp THINK or PHACn on AMI
"1ETMs.' He VINO ENrrxfAfNs TEE sHNrrNEH1
" is FIT ONLY 10 NJ slAvI, HI VINO urTRRs
"ir At THIS ffNrL, NoRKovrH, IS 4 TRAITOR "a
.HIs cuUNrkY, wHo DgsKNvHs THH sCoKN Asr
cosTEhrT OF ALE nosORABL8 MEN. r."-Rose
c,a,S, to me Tesrt Assn.bly Of Onto, February
lSS, ~ -
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

VALLASDIGHAM DEMOCRATS IN TRouBLE.-
Peter HarLinger, Of Jackson county, Ohio, and
Edward Hughes, OF Adams county, have been
arrested for plotting Morgan's men through
the State, Aflidavits declar- that they not only
did Mis-, but actually pointed ont the Union
men, and shared the plunder. They are both
OF them Butternuts,n
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

MEMBERS or Cos8REss FROM KEsTUCKY.-
The persons known TO be elected ~ members
of Congress from Kentucky are the following;
Mr.. Robert Mallory, member OF the last Con
gress and a supporter Of the war, from the
fiith district; Green Clay Smith, q strong
Unionist, FROM the Sixth district; Brutus J.
Clay, an onditional loyalist, from the Seventh
district; VIM. II. Randall, Union, from the
Eighth district, and VIM. N. Wadsworth, who
voted In the last Congress with the war Demo
Gratis, from the Ninth district. Mr.. Clay sue
ceeds the late John j. Crittenden.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
ANSWERS AIRY or CEDAR nousrAIS


Yesterday (August 9tb) was the anniversary
Of the battle Of Cedar Mountain, ltwss fought
BY the advance Of Pope's army, u 900 men),
uuder Gcu. Banks, and the advatto of Lees
fsbei army, (i5,0oo mep), hhdct the Late Geh.
ston swali jackson. Tho lsttsr crossed the
Rapid Ann river at Barrett's Ford, sasr . two
days march, and advanced rapidly and occu.
pied the sides Of the sbove.pstiied mountain,
which is situated in Culpeper county, Gen.
Banks was ordered 10 advance and attack the
enemy whenever and wherever he found him.
Accordingly, finding Jackson al about i've
In the afternoon, In line OF battle, st Cedar
Mountain, he offered battle, which was ac-
ccptod. It lasted about two hours, aud
was one of the most fierce engagements
Of the war. Gen. Banks commanded In per-
son, and held his position untll darkness
ended tue action. Tho latter succeeded In
checking the advance of the distinguished
and skillful rebel chleftain, Jscksou, with
his superior force, was not only compelled
to fall back from the field, but waa 80 badly
disabled by our troops as TO preyspt, tho ad.
vance of Lees entiro column for ni'1 days.
During this time enough Of tho Pculnsular
troops were enabled to reach Gen. Pope to pre-
vent his whole army FROM being cuttto pieces
and Washington from being captured. This Is,
In great degree, due to tho braycry and skill
of Gen. Banks. At daylight on the, mprnint
sf.eT the battle, Jackson fell back across thu
Rapid Ann. Generals Geary and Augur vert
wounded, aud General Prince was wounded
For gallantry iu this action General Banks
was Afterwards (on the l4th Of August, 1852,
complimented, by General Halleck, upon "th'
heard-esrned but brilliant success at Cedal
Mountain" aud, after the retreat Of Pope, Gen
Mcclellan, on the 7th Of scpiember,' subss
quently, made Banks commander Of the Dc
fences Of Washington, and on the following
day Gen. Mcclellan took the field at the. heat
, OF the Army Of the Potomac. nr .-5Oy
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

EIAMINIsG CoSsCRIPrs.- Captain schcctz,
Pfovost Marshal; Mr.. Blackfofd, Commissioner,
and Or. Keasly, surFeon, compose the Board for
the examination Of cooscsipts, and commenced
their iabors to-day. Captain schsetz has already
been overwhelmed with the applications OF colored
oonscrip,s, who BEGAN to report to him In large
numbers Immediately atsr being drafted last
week.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

steamboat Acknowledgements Massa-
ehwsstts Rsssnasut.
NEw YoRx, August 9.-The steamer Com
modore, from New York for Providence, with
the 43d Massachusetts Regiment ON board, went
ashore on sunday morning, ou the northwest
poirt OF Judith Light. The steamer Delaware,
from Providence for Rondout, went 70 her as
sistauce. and wss lying a anchor ucar her.
She lay broadside on, heading South. A boat
from the shore stated that she had sent to New
port for assistance. ID. '. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
se1ssssnlSe u i,sinp...

CnK AsdI August S-rhe Muscaline Jownc
noss proulneptln As1hlt isss eaiuu1sy hsvl
been Arrcsted Nnd pdt usdsr bonds for thd
appearance at court. TIp rioters, 10 the mum
Der Of 100. are now encaAped near Slgournoy
and demand the immcdate trial for murder Q
those Arrsste1,
Thu ,vxrltemept 10 ssid ~ nv istcusu. A
washingtou ., eonpany nanbefips 1i5 nci
has bcen raised, ftlly armed and equipped, aut
'vesay - uWssvA 20 shs sesse of trouble. II Il
alKo pubyytood that 800 uniouists ars nov
updcr, srms st South English. -,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

DO yARIsiIEs.-Bsnsht OF Dick Watkins at this
,jopulAr hall this aftsrnoon And eyeains, when a
host Of volunteer talent will appesr--the Canter.
bury Company and other artists OF ceiebrtty. We
hops that tbs public wilf'sive him bumper. The
ben. ncisre will appear In several prominent chsr'
actsrs and fecits his eebrated siphshet. To-nisht
the sntertAinment viii conclude for the last time
the great drama Of the Belle OF Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

IIsL0TAL--Jas. s. Kelley, Chas. H. King,
and Jos. y. johnson, were yesterday committed to
the GuArdhouss by Colonel s. c. baker, charged
with disioysity and having heen In the rebel army.
They are held for orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

DIVORCE OF AN ACTREss.-Lotty Hough, the
well-known actress, has just obtained a bill OF
divorce from her husband, VIM. Hough, who
bears tho reputation In Chicago Of a profes.
sional gambler and uppler.-M. Louis d mo,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

swell, Uncle Sam, do you Geo any diGeIenIe
In MIR. P. since he Joined the church f""Oh,
yes >" said Uncle ,Sspi, /" great difference. Be-
fore, when he went out to mend the Fences on
Sunday, he carried. his * on his shoulder now
he carries II under his overcoat."
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

t8ouou w muIOt 1Ohutet HAo@Nos
AsH$)fD ff4f4ANls-...s' y Nls-...s
,..xAs -Aanss>aa -kassskaaisHA -a6naHilAaA. y
s''ss.. 81 ss... ,s1 G1..ss s.sSs.ss I'D
Alexandria Railroad AND, within 9us lIps call
for prompt and exemplary pShi;hmsn,.
Under the Asariis.iuha s6 shc Government,
therefore, every citizen against whom there y
sdticiedt ''evfdtncc Of his hsvlHg engaged in
| csc practices will bs arrested and confined fot
punishment Sri itN ibtyoaA ths liS<s.a 81 co.,
Tho pcppls within, tan, pjlrl of tbs railroad
aro notified That they wIlf Do held responsible
In tsss pafubs md litopcsy for any injury
done to the trains, road, depot, or stations, BY
lusens, susrlllses 4. psrsoos IN Disguise, and
as laborcn'to repsr IA tdxmstd. !
II these measures. .ahould not stbp stcH dep.
redstiohs, II will become the unpleasant duty
ohAs db6As ~ sslhs yfcoitlsn II Ns in.
structlons, 10 direct that the entire inhabitanis
Of the district NJ ooHnsry along the railroad bc
put across the limos, and thcIt propott7 taken
for Govetps,ehl purposes. .,,a q, hal
(Signed) GEO. U. MEADE,
ATT MsJor'Gsikd dCspimad
The depredatiors having been continued, a
number of citizens Suspected of kn6wh 70 b.
implicated last tte, irss,ssrIioas ibAwsshssuAr
rested.
I've Indicated ID / fpAasrsph saturday ar
ternooa ,sAt some sirlngsut measpres should
be taken TO break up the Moseby gang Of gucr
fillas ard whack ers VINO irbbsutisrs' train.
and cut the lines Of commauieaeiouG WITH ipui
army. We are glad to see that Gen. MEADE
has received propet lHstrtietioas nom ths Gov
etnment In regard to this matter, Tho who'll
country between Washington and the arm,
should be cleared of~svety peisoh whose 'ios
atty Is doubtful In the least degree. T,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

PAINFUL ACCIDEST.-Dr. Nutdy, ofthe army,
yesterday, while riding near the Chain bridge,
had his buggy upset, throwing him out and
breaking his leg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

A CAPTIVE EDiroR.-Among the rebel pris.
oners lately brought into Lexington, KY, was
Lieutenant Colonel Nixon, formerly editor o 1
the New Orleans Crescent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
Edition
j t.svs'esE.l
THE GOVERNOR or NEW nExic0-
SPECIMENS or fAE fnODUCrs OF
MA n = AdNk
AR. u ~

THE GOVERNOR OF NEW AExAcO-
SPECIMENS or fAE fnoDUCTs OF
w wsrs pirs.cd e meet our Cd irIssd. Gov.
RIM Arhy, ,bflNcw Aeayh *ho ps
In this city, and has with him an Interesting
esbiucvf mmerufs Wmssrstiuy ysssvavsssssss.
cal richs yof biew Mexico. DasinV tho pact
year hs has visited every county In ~ Eesit-
tory aud obtained specimens OF the gold, silver,
copper. lead, and coal from every locality yst
discovered, which no intends TO piace With the
Comwissioner Of the General Land Onaee, ID
tho Interior Department. To. .ihaS several
ounces Of gold dust, very rich, washed ort from
the surface dirt 1T the "Placer mlncs, y which
are owed BY company several Of the monbets
Of which reside In this city. Also spshmdn
from new discoveries made noar Fott ssahtoh,
another specimen Of nhe s5ld nom tha Rio
Prieto, which he obtained from Lieut.. Martin,
Of the California volunteers, who hasibssa sta
toned Oh thst river, Also, some nnc Specimens
he obtained from Capt. Joseph Walker, I" thS
old Mouutslneer, ,"-who has for somsD time
been engaged on the Uils ilvSf; andr&ho nc:
ports tho discovery Of rich gold dtpositA, aid
who says that thoHssnds OF miners could b.
employed on this river 10 gold wsshinstif the
Indians were removed. Ia the coiiectier thtrt
arc specimens Of rich gold quartz from various
locations In New Mexico. Also, spcciGens oi
silver oru from tie orgas nsoa -tdss, which will
yield rom iSo 70 800 ounces 81 sllver 70 thc tor
Of ore, iogether With rich speclmeps ,of silver
from the lerrollos- mines, near Santa Fc
A'so speelmsus from Piuos Altos, from, larg,
depositi lately discovered by DR.. Sturgeon, o.
The United States army, on the Gils and Hie
Priio rivers. Several specimens Of copper ore
some OF which is almost pure, found ucsr Pino'
Altos In inexhaustible quantities. Those mine,
were worked probably until the Texan invasior
and the brcsking out Of tho indian troubles
Tie Governor has also sevsraipisees Of fancisn
pottery, specimens of which wore cxhimed b!
Dr.. Sturgeon on the site of Fort West, and th
pot from which the fragments wore broker
contained The CHARGED bones Of ahumah being
HI has alec specimens Of agricultural pro
ducts and indian Manufactures, among whicl
arc sugar, tobacco, and wines from the crap
/, of the country, which are abundant, |, willoy
, Indisn basket; a Navajo Indian blanket, sini
lar to those brought back from that county b
Col. Donipbsp, In 1s47; also other hlspket,
} which show the good quality Of the wool an
cotton of that country. Cotton and sugar can
, can be- raised on tile Gila river Of 'superio
duality. and in great abundance. 'IS,, l,, 81,
The Governor has been deeply ipteresied
exploring and bringing to light the hidden an
incxhaustablc mineral treasures OF the Terr
, tory of New Mexico, and he expresses lhe COS
hdeut opinion that were the Indians removet
c In two years labor gold and silver enough ccnl
!, be obtained 70 REDEEM all the Treasury uots
. how iB circulation, and as many rttote.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
The own.rsh,p efShs Psavassss sssrsis

says that tue Georgia has only recently changed
known as the JspsG! On tSs SIN dsy u JSns,
1858. she captured aud bonded for sl00, ,o0o
tho food ship George Griswoid. q Oh tho i+th
Of June, 1868, she captured the ,phip GOOD
Hope. On the 22d Of jane, 1858, she eaptutsd
the ship, y. vi seayer. When ths Georgia
day Of June, the day amer th6 cspture " the
+. W. Seaver, the register of the Georgia wsa
changed by MIR. Bold 1t tho Liverpool eusson,.
house. She awss,y tbereforG, smphsticsly q
this period she captured and bonded the shtr
which carried the charities Of New York mer'
chants e the suffering poori Of England, q,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
I UM ERl LUMB ERl

lne subscriber 10 now receiving
D aa- ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF
AssokTED IuMREh LAIhs, Ae, 49,.
Wood, Cosi, spd Lunbsr- Yard, eorner Canal and
jy2b-swds GEO. y ShkRIff.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

4 srsALlNaA a GOVERNMENT HoRsE.--Ed. Kelley
was conmittsd to the GuArdhouse by Col. Baker,
on the charge Of stealiug Govsrnusnt horse. He
was held for prders from the Colonel. H
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
y .Gsnsrai BsrIss S'o.A % rieksturs'
~ THO correspondent OF the New York 7tDW
sends the Ssiiovtnpy TrTnruyy :

New ORLEANS, Aug. I.-Gen. Banks and tho
Nineteenth army corps, with an astonishing
disregsra OF private intsresss, have nearly ru.
ined the calling Of the Bohemians. I have pos
,sy no Tbs .'incs % s Ps sdSsa G1
.s.!s ssss ssissfS.s eAs0'
We have been favored with 4 plsit fro0 ,tbree
of Gen. Grants brigadiers- Heron, Orme, ana
yandever. To rotusp ths, call, !0onerals Banke,
Franklin, Stohe, and bowen hdvo gone 10
YlckshprE.s Tbs .rotuada Of tia =. Ehsriei
again presents brilliant constellation Of stan
and bars, while the snowy unitorMs of "Gid
cons Band" greet the eye at every glance.
The yoperable and patf1pue Compodore Nor.
ris 10 reported to be seriously IN. He will
leave for New IYosk qtodsy, lby sths United
States steamer Hartford.
The sine monahs Jrssinetisrlsf 70 bsf0r.
warded to their homes as soon as transpofta'
ports will be dispatched for their conveyance
l9hsrtersd steamsu ssnt here with csrgoe will
take a return clearance with soldiers. Tht
greater part OF tbs rsgtnsenss 70 be discharged
will probably be sem up tho Mississippi u
CAirs., TAs ifigdeAh rM1saei,sssita and Six
tsenth Maine, have already sailed by the latte
4 rsnisi t,s' rptty-seeead No. sAu,y.l. viii
New York. s5gAr 'starut-sf
The riot In New York caused unbounded OF
ultation among tho nbels Of ths Crescent City
but failed to impart to our loyal citizens III,
encouragement aud Generalization which
might reasonably havo been expected. Solicit
isg an opinion, from field efieer, IIJrscsivet
The reply tint the long threatened stdtn woul'
now s1psns its fury and ths Coppsrhes,d Z, IN mis-
tion. The Unlonists Of the Southwest, botl
civil and military, expross obet ono opinion
Suppress the riot and enforce the draN. Rattle
4 let yshs ,Btresks ofaEew York tean With dea'
bodies than permit mob Of miscreants to die
tate terms to the Federal Government
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

eoLprERs FionTIsa.- Hugh Rsgan aud Nor.
ris Murphy were yesterday arrested BY the Police
Of tie second District for lighting IN the street
they were taken 10 the Central Gussdhouss.i
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
QyND.

,.sasss ssss Is. q. s:ssrsx sxsa;s
Christian iortituds. MAsr seed u ysata, ,wieos,
SlsSf faaf aMsSasof ne ktty lie iasfssd 10 sttssd
s.ts s.:s ssss;sts u. :::s:s ::s:s;S n'
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
Captursd Gusrrillas.

Captursd Gusrrtilas-
4 Nine Of Moseby's Infamous gang OF robbers
were brought In prisoners to this city yesterday
morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
GARD. THE LADIES OF THE

A GARD. THE LADIES OF THE
n CONrRABAND RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
IL tnishing their la0ors Tor the past year, will
held n SEWING BEE, In the basement OF Fii-
teenth street Presbyterian Church, on TUESDAY,
EVENING, the lith Inst, to commence ate O'Clock
A. M, under the direction OF Mrs. Ann CrusOr.
We hope TO see full attendance on that occasion,
the ladies' having spent the sum Of slO0 In the
purchase oi articles 20 be made up for the poor OF
That cisss In the Hospital AulO-lt'
q TEAMSHlp JAS. 3. GREEN HAS
- arrived fiom New York, and 10 now discharg.
ing largo nt loot OF High street, Georgetown
fhis steamer will leave iOr New York on WE'D
NEsDAf, the 18th inst, at u III. For freight or
passage, apply to L-.- .1.f..
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

vas written by's bcsutifui woman, Who |. q
vigorous prose writer as well as poetess. .--Ep.
-, vVr INC Nssiouai Wyuestcsr ~ -
LOST an THE DARK.
Come back Come back for the light wen, out
When your c, es looked away fccm my own
Gstssed nd weary, iwssarv asoat- -
In the cold and the dark, aione
Try ing TO lind my way 10 yonr side
Cone, d'riing, and take my hand
Once drew It away In my pride
From the tendere.t one iI the land NJ
Conc back come back with the sprins's swe.,
priniei
with the birds mon, over the seal
For turn my face IRON the golden tiu,~,
And my ear from its mlnstreisyi
For my psasioaate soul cries out for the day
When your heart fell away FROM mine
Cries out for the cup that pushed away,
spilllns its costly wincl
Zone and your kiss shall kiuiie again
The passion-bloom Of my cheek
Come and read 10 my eyes the pain
That my lips are too proud to speak
Come for lie In the cold without,
Stabbed with agony wild, ...r..r
All for yos- and my heart cries out
Like poor little mothsrless child ...
| HowAND GLyspos.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
jes1-a,nd J-T' No. 81 Brosdwsy, Nsw Yol

n THl GREAT PINNsILvAHIA RoUTv.-Th,
spiekest snd aafest route 70 the Northwest au
ssuthweat. Two through trains daily, and one o,
Sunday. soldiers tickets at G0vernment rates tc
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and ufther form alton apply at the o
ncc Of the "CrcAt fennsylvsuia Route" northeas,
corner Pennsyivania AveAue and sixth street, un
.. m ION sundaysa n p. nj I. 80
auR 4... Fn. .|. ~ = - - kSSn&
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

THI DIsEAsIs On EanoR.-(Lss Aaladks
SEHs SISI,ss. ~ sohn n,s p o,asa p :S.no, .na
III II :sss ;s e s.S :s: .ss; 3
valuable Isrk b issusd ssd seat forth Ior the BEN
Language on ah the diseases Of Error, ineiudins
ssminsl Wsakness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion,
melsnchoiy, insanity, wasting Decsy, Inpotsncy,
schptions Tor their permanent cure, together with
much valuable information. All who favor me
with desire 70 fesd ny york shall receive . s.m-
Addfsss sdHN =. OGDEN NJ p,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

VIOLATING HACK LAw.-John Kelly, hack
u,an. waa yesterday arrested BY onhcer Burch and
nned u % b. Justice Ferguson for violating a
hack law. n seems that Kelly WAS standing with
ahsck near the Metropolitan Hotel On the Sab.
bath. The law forblds the standing OF hacks dur
ing the Sabbath On the Public thoroughfares.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

TINS wEArnER.-Y esterdsy the thermometer,
In the cool and shady 'osma OF the swithsonian,
was % degrees At 2p M, and y, atsp. m. ''u.
To day, II was si At i.so y. m. ia some places
bordsrisg on the canal, the thsrnometer has
reschtdtlOo degrees. ..r.rH. ..a a........ .iu
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

A MISTAKE. E.-'In recording the accident
which oocur.sd.to Miss Bryant, we stated thst she
disl froa her injuries. Upon Inquiry, however,
we aad that our informant was mistaken, and, I'm.
stsAd of having stunned OF this mortal coll"
tas young lady IL much better. We are very glad
that we can make this statement, and we have no
,,o,,bt that All her frisuds are the zane, .ta.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

AsorgER Crrr CAR AccIDEsr.-This after.
noon, about o'riapk, . nan Asmed John Geesoa,
who halls from Baltimore, was run over by car
81 OF The city Passenger Railway, near the corner
Of Seventh AnAS street south. The mans right
arm was very much manged. he was taken BY .
kind haesman 10 lthe Ssysath pseciaet station,
from whenee 10 win be tvmuved 70 Douglass hospi-
tai, per order OF Com n,Asinnsr French
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

u EDITOR OF RBPuhlICAN--Dear ST.. With
your permission, wish 70 say 70 the readers OF
your paper that will ssnd BY retura mall 10 all
for making and using . slnpls Vegetable Balm,
net VII ensStY.liy remove, !n 10 dsy., Pimpes,
skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth, and
beautiful. 'tp 'H - W ~
will also mail fres to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces simple directions and infor ion
that will enable them to start . full grswth OF
Laxurisnt Hair, Whiskers. or Moustachs, In lees
than % days Al applications answered BY return
mail without charge. f' - ~.
,ufTIf STPr Rios b. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
jes7-and lrlif No. 8ai Broadway, New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
August, In tho yesr OF our Lord ono thAhssad
eight hundred and sisty-three. y, N
By tho n~sssa., N@N
j: 2 s.: .n3k ssss..ry ss'A

was written by a beautiful woman, Who 1. q
vigorous prose writer as well as a poctess. .--Ep.
REP,l
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

THEDRArr NorIvicATioss.--The following
s che FORM Of the notices issued BY Capt. scheets,
Provost Marshal. to the "iucky individuAls" Of the
draft arrf EHF Fl0rrgs 0s'
the .4 day Of August, les1, legally drafted In the
service OF the Unted seaes fUf the psrsd Of three
years ID aeco.dsn6s WIN the Irds.a0ns ~ the Act
tIonal forces, and for olbes purpessa," approved
March ., 1851. You will accordingly report on o.
before the 9Th day Of spptenber fs6s st the place
OF rendezvous, Washington city, corner Of -Four,
Zee "A street and New York aveaues Or be deemed
de- erter and be subject to the penalty prescribed
threfor Oy the Rules ana Articles Of War. Tram
portation will W furnished you on presenting thii
notification At--, on the - or at the sts'
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10
Addfee1 sOHN b. O0DEl
~ is-stn NO. o Nasssu a.,

QUACKIRY.-I earnestly caution young men
sunering fren Nsrvous DSbility, &c., agaifst On.
dangering their health By patFsnizing any Of the
methods ussd BY the advertiser, and BY hundrs Dc
Of othefA and IN no other way. kead lstter which
Will send you, n you will ssnd ne postpaid en-.
veIope bearing your address, Direct to .uI
IH7Ah ~ .lf"TEA " EDWARD II. TRAvER,
Ap 6-dkw6m Lock n0x Irst0n Mass
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-10

An InyALIp. Published for the benent, and %
warning and a CAUTION TO fovso MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
hood, etc., supplying At the same time THE MEANS
or SELF cuhE. BY one who has cured himself al.
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical lhmbug and quAckery.
| single copies may be had Of the author F
L. az NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-04-02
PRORATe ORDER.

CTATE OF MlCHlGAN-Countv of Cass:-ss.
y At a session of the Probate Court for the
County of Cass, holden at the Probate Office, in
Cassapolis, on Wednesday the eleventh day OF
March, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty three. Present, Clifford Shanahan,
Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate oil
George W. Lewis, deceased. On reading and filing
the petition duly verified, of Jesse Tailerjay,
praying for letters of Administration on the estate
of said deceased.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the
eleventh day of April next. at ten o'clock
in the forenoon be assigned for the hearing OF said
petition and that the heirs at law of said deceased
and all other persons interested in said estate are
required to appear at session of said court then
to be holden at the Probate Office in Cassapois,
and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer o.
the petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate
Of the pendency Of said petition and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy of this order to be pub
lished in the Cass County Republican, newspaper
printed and CIRCULATING in said County Of Cass fol
three success We weeks previous to said day o
hearing. T.. SHANAHAN,
"a true copy1 Judge of Probate.
March IL, 1868. marl9-4swo