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rho Ensuay's BoBsaraneat Of surater.

The Eneasy's BSmaaFdment Of suIster
Ten days have elapsed since the opening of
tbs second grand bombardnent Of Sumter
which commenced on the 26th Of October Il
has been more uninterrupted and heavier than
the frst.
The hrst bombsrdment began on the I7th Of
August and was concluded, after insermissi1ns,
by the combined attack Of the "a of September.
The fort having already been silsncsd and bat
tsred 10 a ruin, she FIRE then sUbsied. The AZ
tilerists left Ia the fort were half of them anfl
for duty from exhaustion and exposure Artil-
lsrissa were wanted and applied for 10 fight guns
in other positions. They were ali Withdrawn
rom the fort Oa September 9Th, with their COM
msnder, Col. Alfred Rlsit. During these nine.
teen days 1851 shots were fred, and Sumter
Was struck 56-34 times. The casualties vera
SIS killed snd AZ wounded. The flag was
cut down f)Hrseen times, nOtTiths landing the
distance Of the eDemy's guns
A garrison entirely of Fliamen was sest down
September 5h, under Major Stephen Elliott. 70
hold the work, particularly against assaults On
the Sth, Dshgrso's agssnlt from bargss was
made. and wsS handsomely repulsed without
casualty. From September 5sh to October 25ih,
during City dsys, very small number Of shots
was fred at ths fOEt, namely: SIX hundred aud
seven shots, Of which but three hundred and
seventy struck the work. Meanwhile our de-
tensss have progressed.
The spemy's lsbOrs on Morris island being
cOmmsnced, the second grand bombaTdDsnt
comnencsd On tbs 26tb Of October, and has
! been kept up for ten days without intermission
| Oar brave troops under Major Elliott ars sub
jscted to . trying ordeal and the esrthsTn bomp-
| proofs and traysrses erected by our engineers
arc put 10 = severe test
Since the 26.h Of October, seven thousand
four hundred and tgenty-iYe shots have been
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

A STAMPEDE AN0yG THE NEGRoEs - ~,
are informed BY Hou.-R 4 Bsker. Of Cariton
lhas on last wednesday seventeen neqro-s From
that county nls6s a break for Yanzastlao,lisIo-,
one Of John Pszton's, ono Of John BschI,fes-
six Of &. A Bakers, two Of II. Davis. t-a ~
Mrs. Baehlott1, TIVE Of John Dutour's. snd one
Of B dard1er's. Tho fuEilives were auicEfv,
pursued and oveftss,an ra--E King 'siarrg. i7bers
they bad concealed taemseIges in - 49,
swamp. When iound they started to givs is~-
bail, bat we're fred into By ihsir Bursusrs fiii6o
and WOundipg i've. Twelve Of ths ---s--svs
were captured aud i've made their aseaua. ston5b
II is thoaght thsy have not got to tie Ysni-7sE
yei, a8 Our friends at last accounts wurs s.fll N
their track-Serannch Nslns.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

II , - -----ll TI7-l1
New bHEIRna PfetY.
THE HEBR ASIA BILL.

This Uoudsrfll Nsbraska bill hEa wrouzht
A nracls that ne'ar was seen thought;
1nres t10rsaud priests Of pure AeE England brsed,
Who never 10 one psint Of faith egr-ed.
And rever WI. a-ain-that I'D Be sworn
IHi NE last leaf iron Times old book is torn,
6aFe tuued heir thr01t5 % one harmonious strain
And draw together both By Bis and rsiu
Religion ns'er ecnld bind ihsm il ous isther
bUt politics have hrou ght these saiafs togsthaF
M knlt lhuln, not by ehristan love Of other.
Bat Christian hHtrsd Of their Southera b-otherg
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VOL. XIV, NO. 229

aeter. A few days sfiar our marriage, I showed
her the hlesssd crimson shawl, which had re-
deemed hom The owner and shall always keep
g. nemsnto. There sEe 5ons times Dloasa {
tmngs % be found even in unexpected places.
Certainly, 1 may BE- said to have picked sat ny
wis IA the cars
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AanUsTI0s UsaD BY TIE FEDERALs IN
rvs MIssIssJPPI CAaIPAss Col DUFF chief
IF Gtlary. Of tie army Cf Aal1I-Gsn. CREST,
hrs futuisha3 the following s'a.sment Of the
whole number 9f cannon slcts Efsd during the
cenusirr, ccm-rslcing with the STAIR Hear Port
Gib5 son, on The his issippi, sHd eading with the
eaui.ul2tion Of Vicksburg:
Fen tEe time Ct crossing the Mississippi riv-
e. May lst tl tie surrender, July 4th, Is, $50
sold SHOT, 81 3l4 she'll A. SS7 case, 2723 csais-
ter, were e15erded, making 3 total Of 1883
They ee.e u7si ia the several engagements As
'.l5wss 1850 a. Port Gibson. - ia the pursuit
from Port 6ibson, 620 at RsynOEd, 476 st
JseEssn, 1922 st Champion Hill, 1887 At Big
Black rvsr, 9s95 on te lob Of May, (neaTly
tbs first -sy Of she s:ege) J0754 on the 22l OF
si.yi AID lllSl4 dJriug the remainder Of he
siege 81 avcrasc OF 653 shots for each cannon
u-ei. Ah1-e e-a cannon shots, the reader viii
rsmemrar Add to taese he musketry, and
sone idea ulsy be formed Of tue immense zrnount
sf Ammunition consumed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

GUEERILLts AGAIN AT WORK IN KEETUCKY
The Louisville Democrat announces that a force
Of guerriilss are again al work in that State
They number from 200 to 200, and are com
msnded BY the notorious" Richardson It
says:
They entered the towa Of Montgomery, Adair
c9ruty On Tuesday night, Tch5e tho stores Of
sheir content slJ -seis ali the good horses IN
he ueizlb1-hc-d Thcu they isig il tire digec-
son Of Greeus5 5g- g. Green county. o. Wed1ss-
DAY monuinc 5ueY reached G7eenshurg sBd CAP
tuIed the p-ac- " 5hog- any resistance. Here
hey alao ROBBED she stores, grd Cargied OF al
the good lC-e5 in the ueigh50IhoOd. They
robbed tie bank as this place Of Sl6 600 in
K-l.B kg m uey, and $1,000 in gIeeubseks.
Ater committing al mSnusr Of 3epredstO8s
llsy ie.-, moving in he direction Of Bsg3 5town.
Al ia.e hour on Thurs az a gbt they reached
Bac555oFn srd entered the place Eilbsut 0ppo-
aioE, as no Federal troops were stationed theTe.
Here they burned ~ cur informant sfatss) The
Dos, together viii r locomotive, iVe or SIX
esfs, and some ten Thousand oUBdels oi wheat
ses.2c- large quantity Of produce and pr0v.B-
ions. Here, as elsewhere, they entered ihe
stores aud looBed them Of everything Of value
.tst they contained They cut the telegraph
wires, bat dij no damage to the train Early
vcstrday nsoYuing they lef Bzrdst0WD, bot 10
y "a. direction they moved We have not been
Informed Is Is the general belief that they
1ncyed f towards the Lebanon branch OF the
Nashville reed.
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Cred At Sumter, Of which SIX thousand two Auo-
dred ard ninety-oight hs7e struck IT, The essu-
allies have been thirty -nine--ninHteen killed and
twenty wounded. Thirteen OF these were killed
BY the falling Of the haTTsck wall The fsg
placed low on tbs southwest sngie, si which the
enemy's fro has bsen much directed at short
range, has bsea cut down about twenty tin,es,
and tgo ensigns have been torn % pieces by he
Ere. Il s gratifying % believe that the bomb.
proofs ere Yet uninnairnd -Canricr
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Aniral and Cialng of the c, S, Mails,

BY GEORsIA RAILROAD.
dsavataPA CloFss daily at p n.
Bv wzsTEEE ARD ATLANTIC EAlLE DAD.
Dus 5say g. za0AH c osss daily a. p r.
By ATLANTA AID WEST POINT RAILROAD
IJus 5-ly a. 5e0p.a. Closes daily a P n,
BY MACON And WESTERN RAILROAD.
uus 5siy a. 4P-N Cl5sss dsi.y Ct 9 p ~
OFFICE bOuks.
Casr a. r a. E ans ecse q. H. Cp5n O. 2 soF
81 ard c-9Esszs ,. a.
SUNDAY
oren SIS A. NJ and oichs a. a Open o. 8 p N
aua G cas a. a.
Or ne ar1iva o. each mail the nee rII be coaod
ant l. has becu distributed 80 r5ady f9r d5i very
IHGS Z. HOWARD
Fo7su ubs- q, 1s63 PJa l1a Ter.
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An EGYPTIAa HAUL-Fhe 70 lowing curious
question and answer, throwing q strong light
upon the social habits of the subjects OF the
PhRrsohs, has bsen translated from sons lately
discovered hisroglyphics. The question is
Why IS an Egyptian Son remarkable for his
6lial affection - To which is appended the
aaswsr-" Because after the deeeese OF Psppy
bs lakes such care Of his Mummy. ''-LOHdsz
PsHeh.
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y A tender hearted widoWar tainted AZ the
funeral Of his third beloved. " What shall W.
Go with himl asked a friend Of bis. "Lst him
slone, said Wsggish BY stsndsr, 81 he'll soon
revive"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

Heroine +" is, parhsPs, as peculiar a
word as any IN our languages the first two let-
ters OF it are maie, the fIBt three female, tbe
tour hrst = brave man, snd the whole word 4
brave woman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

- There is a deal Of war philosophy in The
following scrap. How many people there are in
the South who have an abundance Of Artemus
Ward sort Of production. krtemns Ward says
I have already given two cousius 20 the war,
and stand Toddy to sacrifice ny wifes brother
rathuI'u not sss the Tsbelyin krushE. And &
wuss cams 70 Wuss, III shsd every drop Of blud
my abis-bOddied relsshuns has got 20 prosykoot
ths var
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~ The surest way TO prevail on q YounR
couple 10 get married is 70 oppose tbsn- Tel
them vou would rather see them IN .sheir graves,
ana twelve months viii Rot elap5e before then
baby viii pass you t'Fies day in . willow
Har0n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

- The individual who attempted 70 Fsise
e1lh frCm horse ehcssnuss, went into the market
lhs other day ana inquired for = mock turtle 10
make mock turtie'soup Of
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= Gov. Todd snnouuead hat thsrs v~ani7
be 10 dTaii in Ohio, on the 2sti, shs aasta f4---
ing been filed By volunteers.
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= The wOolen factory, near Shelby. cl,av,
land county, n G., Wal DESTROYED 81 81.
Wednesday uighi Of laat week. Origin AZ ~
sarsd was sold 10 the Gavsrnmsnf
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= A. The recsnt Iade sale ia New Yosl ss
the booksellers. about four hTnirs9 ,s,---...s
dollars worth Of books wora disposed Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

- The qgola OF PenHsylvsnia under the
isis call fcF volunteers is 3S709.
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Atlanta and West Poilt Railroad.
ArLasTa I'd WEST ToIT----s7 lTLEs----FAEE 6 IS
G10EsE q. Hull, suPauassndsal
Georgia Railroad ald Banking Company,
AUGUSTA TO STLssrA------I7l sILEs.....-FLRE $500
GECkaE YO1GE- S1pe-ilten lest

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Montgomery and West Point Railroad.

WEST r0Isr To soNTo. .-laT---.--------.-s7 nz-Es.
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- BsyaTd Taylor has novel in press,
New York, emitted Hannah Thurston."
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

POLICE CAsEs.-Catharine O'Neal, disorder
ly; dismissed. All slime, dO.j fined 81 ~. Angus
Grimes, dol fined $2A Lewis COllina, dol fined
$2A James Hunter, do; fined sI.44. Ann Pier
pont, Wm. Partiff, drunk workhOuse. VIM. Os.
born, dol dismissed.
MARINE LIST ArriUalS. - Steamer Salvor,
Mott, New York; mdse to Morgan Il Rhinehart.
steamer s, Seymour, Room, Philadelphia mdHe
to Hyde 4 Davidson.
Sch, Eliza Matthews, Bradley, Philadelphia; coal
TO Dixon King.
Sch WIN, Frazier, Applegarth, BALTIMORE hay
to Government
Schr. Henry P. simmons, Hand, New York;
cement to water wO'ks
Sohr, Carrie, North, Baltj hay to Government,
schr Eldad, GriBcOe, BaltI hay to Government.
sGhr Hampton, Ratclitf, Alex.i light.
sohr. Jas, Turner, CFowellj same.
sohT. Island Belle, Bakers same,
Schr. Southerner, DNrlingi same.
schr Lewis Clark, BOwenj same.
schr. q, s. Watts, Baileyi same.
soOp s. A. Green, strongi same.
SohF. NJ. L. Banks, Rockwell, WAsh.I light
Sohr, Benz s, Wright, Brown same.
SGhT. John Jones, ROSS same.
Sehr, oliver NJ. Petit, Clark same.
barge Missouri, Helmer, Aqua Creeks commis-
sAry storeB to Government
Barge olo, smith, same.
Barge solomon, Fiddler, New York; hay to Gov
eFnmOpt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
ErnnI California.

SAN FRANCISCO, jane l0.-Arrived, steamer
OrizabH, from Panama
Newe Of tho uu ming, by a rebel privat Ser, Of
the tliri ship bound 10 California, causes
many importers and commission merchants 10
withdraw their staple goods from tue market,
giving pricuh an upward tendency. The job
Oerr nlinw tendency to lay a heavy stocks.
l'he Republican Convention has nominated
Oscar L. SnuiIgr. Lorenzo Sawyer, john Curry,
A. L. khOurs aud 5. W. Sandersun as cundi
dates for Judges Of the Supreme Court. Very
radical resolutions were adopted by the Con
Vel on, indurs ny tue EmgpcipatiOu ProCla
nation Of tho President, and urging VgOrOu
prosecution Of tho war, without regard u cost
Or sacrllee, until the llst rebel 10 disArmed.
A Northern coast steamer has arrived, bring
ing S56 OOO 10 Treasure from British CoIumGiD,
and Sy4, ,OUO from Oregon.
Cob, ot santa Cruz county, has been nom
mated US a third Candidate fuF Congress.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
CONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Meeting Of the National Division,
Hospitality of the Temperate
Haligonians.
Re bsl Sympathy in the Pro-
Vlnces.
TEMPERANCE.
pAL,rAx. Nova SCOTIA. June II, 1861

pALrTAN. Nova sCoTiA. June II, 1851
TFA7 EEFrBLIcAN; The members OF the Nn-
:l"n U'vlri"n reaUhed this city Last night about
hhl' p,I nine O'Clock, and were received by
~. rs ur Temperance, Of Nova Scotia, in
'.'r ,g.S. M e'c"rtsd to the residences or the
iii gus, whose houses were opened for our re-.
ce}'Iun.
Tri-morning rubiic breakfast was given
2" ~. Nn'I"u Il Division at 8 O'Clock at the Hal.
FAX 30 Fl, n which occasion speeches Of fra.
,rrmHl greeting were made by Hon. Award
Ln rg''ey. q. W. =, NJ Nova Scotia, 8. L. Carl.
I'm, v. W. P the United States Consul, Hon
S'"'n-. L Tillev, Lieut.. Governor OF New
x. and 'thss
'h' Nui"nh Division assembled at II
c, Ok 10 / Q II use Of Il b Assembly Room OF
the r. vince There are about rs delegates
Pr's,nr ron 20 different State. and Province,
he r'I"'rt 0r the Most worthy Scribe repre-
srurs the ord r 40 q urishlng, when the eundl.
r!'u "r "ur country Is considered
.'.' -.pr''s run - Grand DlvLlons have
D"" vrrlN el They show the following sta
n-.vs' Number Of divisions, !. 400; members
l'e during the year, 2t,3l; uxurlled.
~ loii whole number "f lady vsrtors, IS. 500;
WI ~ u nhvr Of members, IS. .TSS
To miSuL large meeting was held In Tenn
Per "rs Hall, where addrvssvs wers made h,
fever o. EilnEu shod msml,erB or the Order.
~ u ~ Tmcr 0 ter may have made the
inl r's''n III tthe prevailing sentiment of the
fr"' lhveS tn refv esc9 To our national trIu.
bis Il IN fdvur "f the Government. This i'm
r---,'n was made on my own mind, in conse.
qu uCc "r tue v~r: warm aud cordial reception
W 'N"r-crived at the hands Of the PTnyincia,s
IN he way here. hnd, on furt o. iaguirv and
"e,' 'lr"m. that a strong f. cling exists among
inr pvrpu Of these Provinces IN favor of the
re',v :.
Nn"n the war first broke ont they we're all
"iIh IL IN feeling, tut Hfer the "thunderer, -
l 'e Ims cams out Hganst our Government.
'ne fr''' hvIHl press followed, and WHEN the
eHrv's "i the war egan To be ielt here-and
'heN nn irei II Iu"Te than We dO-the people
-nlheI lhclr symphrhy towards tho rybsls
IncA nut III 1 mUst Of their Iruds with the
South le - ne, their chipping interests have
T"v"'N' u tut Il Tevtrse, their plaster and lime
don't eel, aud theT means for a living 10 SER,
Uu-,N JWrei.
ihA rrtrlm u be as strongly anti slavery q,
cvtr. nd that they wdnl peace, auI'to prov,
II" ir ,'.ns sieucy they deny that this is a pr .
SLAVERY rcur,i'h, but iHtist that it is a struygl,
D.'Nrvu lhs NSth an $ pu.h for the martury
J. 70 r"I''r du 'nthern = " rument Is formed
they hvurNr indI they w,II take all thc >ouIhrrI
lD,lu Ir IN Tue New EHgl md manufacturer
ami prnldc"rs aud themselves gayp.y thai
''LrIn, Grrat ignurIuce prevails 40 to ll
r"d' i"sUe 10 VI S,rL-El1, GS well as the pur
zee 81 "ur U"verumeut. Let us eonauer
s"h l"'ce on HE eLeruHl principles OF Llusrt
ana Jheilrr to all mankind, and these province
W.. W 'isu'' AOursI RAMBLER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
r.h.r.l movsment. In o.orgIa.

NEW YORK, june CA Hilton Head letter
Of tie nth sI,tys tia. the Montgomery uxpodi-
ton. consisting Of the 54th Massac husetts, 81
Carolina, aud Braytun's Rhode Island battery,
proceeded up 81 smnun's Sound, Ga, and Tur.
ta river, above Bruuswick, on the 9Th, aud de-
srruyed tho railroad bridge over Buffalo creek.
The expedition extended TO Altaniah river on
tue llIh, above Darieu, and captured a schOo-
ner laden with ~ bales OF cotton and brought
her away. ThU expedition then returned 10 st.
slmon'S ISlaud without the loss Of man. The
eXped tlon has awaited orders from Gen. Gil
more, and the supply Of certain things found
necessary TO Ito work.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
by 'TELEGRAPH. Z
A REBEL RAM BLOWN UP.
=--ze--- - q
Twelve Killed and Sew
.eral Scalded.
Suicide of Captain Hart of the
Gunboat Albatross.
Captures by the Tug "Boston." q"

NEW YoRK, June 2S.-The Richmond papers
give an account Of an accidental explosion Of
the rebel irou-clad ram Chattahooche, with
which II was intended to make raid upon our
feet at Apalachicola, in revenge for the capture
or the schooner Fashion, laden with cotton, by
the boats from our squadron. Twelve persons
were killed, and others badly scalded. The
ship filled with water, and sunk near the shore.
Midshipmau Mallory waS among the killed.
Captain Hart, of the gunboat Albatros, com
mi ted suicide by blowing out his brains with
a pistol while he was In a state of insanity
from fever.
The report of the destruction Of the bark
Texana, as well as the Lenox, by tho captured
tug Boston, Is confirmed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
Naval 0yIsrS Tod y.

Capt. Chas. ". Pickering, ordered to relieve
Capt ~. X. Taylor Orths command OF tue L.
sleIu s,UUp housatomlc.
Capt. y. F. sLnds, ordered TO temporary
command Of the lrOu clad steamer Roanoke.
C"rnm ,Dder J. W. A. Nicholson, has been
doDochrd from orin nee duy, New York, and
ordered 70 command the gunOoat Shamrock.
Lieutenant Commander Oscar c. Badger has
been dvt Irhrd from ordnance duty in the Mis-
''',IW Squadron, ana ord,red as ordnance
"'hcvr Of the South Atlantic Blockudlug
slu,drun.
Livu.en mt Commanier c. N. Miller has
6een ig'aChrd FROM the PIssuic, ard awaiting
Orders.
lnaphiH Ch7r'cS A. Davis has been ordered
on dury NJ the Washington Navy Yard.
Ch h,Piuu J. a. Coleman has b,sn Astscbsd
from rhc r, ,cslving 'uIp New York, urd await,
ing 0rdcrs.
A.'i'r"ut Surgeon 6. NJ. Brayton has been
4 r,r',d rroui tue Moutnuk, and swa,Iny
DrI. In.
Muohpmrn T. p, Jewell, Frank Turnbul..
G. u. ltuDtrr, B. T, Lon. aud Carlisle p. Por.
ter have BEEN ordered H. report to Commodore
ll,rw""d, cummnudapt OF The Washington
n.,N y-rJ, rOr DUTY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23


METROPOLITAN POLICE REPoRTs.-Precinef
No. 2s-Jno. Cheam and Augustus Luois, nuIHAnoej
dismissed.
Precinct No. 3-CathAriue oiNeal, dIsorderIy,
and WIN. Vesburn, drunkennessj dismissed. Au-
gustus Grimes and Lewis Collins, disoTdeTly con-
duetj fined S2.4I. Alfred Stone and James Hunter,
disorderlyj fined SI.44.
Preetnei No. 4.-Jahes Molloy, Henry johnson,
and Robt Walling, Drunkenness fined %. Susan
Clark, grand larceny dismIsHed-the goods being
recovered. James Connor, riding on pavement;
fined 81 so. James Carroll, drunkennesBj turned
OvcF to the military.
PTecino No. 5.-Uriah II. Painter, resisting off,
cert held for further hearing. VIM. Button, petit
larcenyj Jail for court. John Reed, +. II, Wilson,
and Patrick Barron, dTuBkj fined Sl9I James
Pierce and James White, fighting, fined % each.
Mary A. Jackson, Lewdnessi fined s59I-work
house 90 days in default. George Lucas, Suspl-
eionj all for court.
Precinct No 6-Alex. Dugan, Dan'l DugAn, and
Susan DuEAn, drunk hnel $40 each.- Matthew
Calhoun and Henry seltz, fast irIvingj hned 90.
Henry Seitz, profanity fined g.. George Curtis,
disotderlyj locked up hours.
Precinct No. Phillip Weighman, keeping open
| store on Sunday; fined SiO.GI John Kelvin, pro.
fanityi Henry Fry, creating nuisance Mary L,
Taylor and Louisa Chase, disOrdeflyj Michael and
Ellen Nash, fghtingj were each fined $l.69. Ed
ward Chase, profanity John II. Holman, drunk
and lying In the street, G. T. Caldwell, drunken
nessj were each fined 90 bs. Robt Green and Jno
Hillary sleeping in the street, turned over to the
military.
Precinct No. s.-Mrs Kirby, creating a nuisance
fined 81 50. +. @. Riekline, selling liquor without
licensei hned S9o.5S. John Myers, dot dismissed
Precinct No. s.-PeteF Cavity and Thomas smith
larceny Of awatchj Chas. Green, assault and bat
teryj dismissed.
| PreciRo No. IO.-Mary Futelow, Mollie Davis,
| Margaret Smith, 7. Thompson, @. W. Freeman
| thomas Green, Geo. Jones, disOrdeTyi fined o.
each. Joseph Riley, fugitive from jaili seat back
Samuel PoEey throwing stonesj dismissed Geo
| Washington, profanityi Anna Lenter, intoxicated
! haed Al each
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
Batteries Opened
on Port Hudson.
Destruction of the Enemy's
Commissary Stores.
Rebel Force Driven from
Clinton.
Rebel Strength Ten Thousand.
Their SharpShOOterS at Work,
Rebel Strength Ten Thousand
Their SharpshOOterS at Work,

NEw YoRK, June GA New Orleans cor
respondent Iprr Locust Polnt) states that our
siege batteries have been opened on Port Hud.
son, and that a continuous rain of shot and
she'll is being poured into the enemy's works.
Several buildings, supposed to contain COM
missury stores, have been destroyed, and the
rebels are known 10 he suffering, in killed and
wounded.
An expedition had driven away force OF
rebels collected at Clinton. Capt. Perkins, OF
our Second Louisiana cavalry, was killed In the
skir uish.
DeS"rterS coming into our lines report the
rebel strength at least 10000, we'll clothed, but
suffering for food.
Twenty-Five or thirty of our men are daily
added to the killed and wounded, by the enc.
my's sharpshooters.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
"Riehmond Uneover.d.n
nrhrI TrII-IIr-rrnma.

NEw YORK, June 23.-A rebel telegram from
Mobile, dated tho l7lh, says the rebels repulsed
our troops twenl y.Seven times at Port Hudson,
and aid was close at hundi also, that q courier,
who had arrived at Jackson from Port Hudson,
states "the enemy was pummelcd severely
and that the garrison has sixty days provisions,
and will hold out to the last.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
A..n,A M,,l,i,ni

vHExFvLn THEI (rHE RERELS) HAvE THi
"PUwEN. rHEI DRIVE BHFoRE THEh INTO THEih
"EA>KS rnE .HTHEHN PEoPLE, AND THEY
NmLp AiSu DRIVE, CO. THCST THEN NOT
"WtKE TREY AH.E, THEY wOrLD ISvADE AN'
I" "utSTEI ~ WITHOUT NEkCY. ABsOLtTEL'
" As>t MD uF TuEsE THINGS, an AMAZED THA'
"ANN uNE CNirLp THISK or PEACB on ANN
"1EHNH.' liz wHU ESTERTAISs THE SENTIMENT
- ~ nNLT To NJ slAvE' uE WHo UTTER
~ AT rms TINE, MOREOVER, is a TRAITOR T.
- uis r,u.>rEi. VINO DEsEKvEE THE sCORS AMI
tuNrtNI1 " ALL HuSuhAHLE NES."-Hos,.
crrrs, 10 NE Gs"srul AEss"abivJ OhtO, February,