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A Soldiers Family in Want.-we
are sorry to learn that a soldiers family, in
such wealthy county as Seneca, should be
reduced to Strengthened circumstances. The
family Of Mr.. John Kunsman, who IS now in
the service of his country, in the lOlst Ohio
regiment, is actually in need Of assistance -
His two little children are sick, and Mrs
huusman is unable TO procure the neeessities
Of life. II is no mole than right and just that
som Of our citizens should Investigate the
mat ter, aud render such assistance to this
family as to make them comfortable during
the winter. VIII the proper authorities look
after this case aud see that Mrs. kunsman
and her two little children are provided Tor
We learn that they reside near this city, on
the road leading to Republic.
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.The sandusky Register.-Hcwa any OF
our friends. who have q daily mail can COO
tinue to do without the Daily Register Is
more than we can conceive. 1t givss all the
important news seven hours sooner than they
eau be had through any other source Just
think ofiu II gives the teleeraphie news in
the morning, while the Cincinnati papers
don't arrive till evening and the Cleveland
papers not till next day. Aud then the Gin
cinnAti papers gives account Of the doings
aud condition Of the regiments raised in
southern Ohio. very interesting to residents
OF that part Of the State, but Of which our
citizens care but little; white the register
gives the same news from our own regiments
Regiments containing our friends aud rela-
tives, aud Of whom We are 50 anxious to hear
Reader. IL you want good and interesting
daily paper, aud one that you ein getthe
news in seven hours ahead Of any other, you
will take Sandusky Register. .t
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II Slight Cold,

4 Soilah, h,-Hcasshness
or SfcSe IGhrGat,
I lchict might be checked
lUith a simple remedy,
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FROM FORTREss MONROE.

FltZbugh Lee and Capt. winder Placed i'm
close Confinement They will be Ex-
ana rIynn-Gen. Dix's Farewell Order.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 17-Yesterday af
ternoon the rebel Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and Cant.
Wlnder, son OF Gen. Winder, the military
the Mcclellan Hospital to Fortress Monroe.
and placed in casemate under guard, and
notlce sent to the rebel government that if thew
execute Capts Sawyer and Flynn, whom thew
now nave IN close confinement and under SEN
tence of death in Richmond, General Lee and
Capt. W'nder will be executed in retaliation.
ADDRESS OF MAJOR GENERAL DIX.
ne iolloWlng was issued by Gen. Dix:
ce hEApeuARTEEs DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
Seventh Army Corps, Fortress Monroe, JuIy
10, 1e63.-In pursuance to instructions from
the War Department the undersigned. prepar
Story TO assuming command of the Eastern
department, rellnquishes the command of the
department OF Virginia to Major Gen. J. e.
Foster, U. 5. V.
Until the arrival of Major Gen. Foster at
these Headquarters, Brig Gen. Geo. w. GETTY,
=. ;. ", Will perform the duties of Depart
ment Commander JOHN A. DIX,
Major General Commanding.
The steamer S. r. Spaulding, Capt. Howes.
from Boston, arrived at Hampton Roads this
morning.
FORTRESS MONROE July 1s-The following
is extracted from the Richmond Enquirer of
yesterday:
"CHARLEsToN, July 16.-To Gen. s. Cooper.
We attacked part of the enemys forces on
James Island this morning and drove them TO
the protection of their gunboats in the Stono
with a small loss ON both sides
1.-The enemy are moving their troops on Nor
us island, evidently for another attack on bat
terry Wagner tonight or tomorrow. Three
monitor gunboats and the mortar boats kept
up an almost constant fire all day on that
work, with little damage to 1t and few cas-
ualtics.
There has been heavy skirmishing at jack
son, MISS, but nothing important.
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FROM MORRIS ISLAND.
GunboatS Over the Rar.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-The .Heralds CORES
pondent gives the following account of the
second days fighting at Morris Island
On the morning of the 11th of July the 9th
Connecticut and the 9th Maine regiments made
furious attack upon the Cummings Point
battery They got possession of it and hoised
opened, when Pennsylvania regiment cow
ardly deserted them, refusing to stand by their
comrades Other regiments held the battery
until badly cut up; they then abandoned it.
The rebels again took possession These two
regiments have shown themselves heroes in
this campaign. .
At ten O'Clock a, m, the Monitors proceed to
attack Cumming Point battery, and at twelve
O'Clock three wooden gunboats opened on the
battery at long range. They threw their two
hundred pound shots directly into the works.
Fort Sumter has been throwing shells into
Morris Island without doing any damage to
our side.
Cannonading ceased at four p. m.
The Monitors have been supplied with fresh
crews from the different ships.
The Iron-clad steamer NJ ontauk has just
arrived from Port Royal, and Lieutenant
Boomer, OF the Housatonic, will take command
of her. - 49,
She is now over the bar, making, with the
gunboats, fourteen vessels in front OF Morris
Island and Sumter. sp 81
We shall recommence the attack to morrow
morning, when we are sure OF silencing the
Cummings Point battery and fort Johnson
Everything is working WE'LL The ball is
opened in earnest. 81,
-, The Memphis has Just brought in 8 rebel
side wheel steamer, loaded with cotton, cap
tured while trying to run out of Buifs Bay last
night.
Our troops will have their battery done in
two days more, and then they can she'll Fort
Sumter.
Gen. Foster had taken all the forldcations
on James Island as far. as Secession Vile.
1t is reported that our iron -ci'sds made 4
breach in the south wall of Fort Sumter on
the 18th.
s A hundred and thirteen wounded rebels li1ye
been brought into Folly Island, MANY of them,
state that they were forced into the rahal SER
vice, and intend to take the oath of allegiauco
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TELEGKAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE
6cnoTE Es
Arrival of the Steamer u


NEW YORK, July ie.-The steamer Hans.
the sth. oh
The steamer City of New York arrived on, on
the TN instant. The news is unimportant
Earl Russell had stated in the House of Lords
that he would make statement on the 10th in
stant, regarding Poland.
In The Honse of Commons, Mr.. Roebuck an
pe;Ied To Lord Palmerston 10 fix Thursday or
Monday Tor the resumption OF the debate on tins.
recognition of the confederacy.
LORD Paimerston said that the Government
mao entered into no engagement which WAS
binding upon them TO go 10 war on account Sf
Poland, II war should arise on the subject be-
tween France and Russia.
SIX hundred and fifty thousand pounds was
voted for defenses.
The Gibraltar. late Sumter, has left LiyerpooI
for Nassau, freightPd with monster ppns to
look out tor Federal merchantmen
There is good demand for discount at hank
Short loans on exchange are 2ka3d. Consols
hrm' and from ~ AafsJ4 for money.
FRANCE.
Trade and crops are fourshing Rantes
closed at 6ef. GUc.
POLAND
The national government has agreed to a con-
ference on the Polish question, on the condi-
tion OF a conclusion of an armstice and the ad-
mlttance INTO the conference OF its representa-
tivps.
Russia awaits the result OF the deha,e in tho
English Parliament on the 10th, on Hsnnes-
seys motion on the Polish question in order to
shape an answer in accordance with the atti-
luoe OF lne BrltIsn Cabinet.
Inc insurgents have beaten the Russians in
Eolhgnia.
y. Miilinski cnt to pieces detachment of the
Russians.
Rochburn, the French commander OF the in
surgeEts, has appeared with six hundred we'll
armed men on the Russian side OF the Prpth,
near OlkutZ.
Wielopoiski has resigned.
Recruiting in Sicily is very successful
The English squadron of Messina has been
recalled to Pixalus.
GREECE.
ne recent outbreaks were caused by the ar
rest of Lieutenant Leotzenko
The Bank of Athens was attacked by the in
surgents, and fifty persons Were killed and
wounded.
The building was subsequently occupied nv
marines from English, French, and Russian
ships of-war.
The English, French, and Russian legations
nave each addressed Identical no tes to the Ma
tlonal Assembly, declaring that if order is not
reesablished the consuls would leave The
disturbances still continue.
CIRCAssIA.
The lnsurrection in Oaghestan is spreading
The CIrcas slams had taken Seakatal, a fortified
village. Two generals and nine hundred and
twenty soldiers were killed.
One Days Later News.
NEW YORK, July i9.-The steamer City OF
London, from Queenstown on the 9th has ar
rived.
A powerful iron plated ram, 1900 tons bur-
Den, was launched from I.aird's yard, ostensi-
bly, for the Emperor of China, but il is insinu-
ated TO be for the rebels. 1t is to have reyol-
wing cupolas.
Political disturbances have occurred in Ber-
lin, and barrlcades Were actually commenced,
when the the tumult was put down by an armed
lorce Fnty-four persons We're arrested.
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aud saverally made oath that the above certifi-
Gates are correct and true, to the best of their
knowledge and belief.
Dated at - this - day OF -, is6
Justice Of the Peace


-- Justice OF the Peace.
Dated at - this - day Of -, ls6
Note 1.-The C. rtificate in regard 10 age is, in
all cases where practicable, to be signed by the
parents OF the person claim ing exemption, and
the requirements specified in the regulations
are TO be adhered to. The blank space in the
certificate 10 indicate the age OF the person is
to be filled as follows:
That am "CaGer Tacsnty" years of age
That L am "Oper Thirty.fre" years of age,
"A0d Married.
That am "Orer Forty, fpf" years of age, ac-
coruing 10 the facts in the case.
Hot@ 2.-In case the certificate is not signed
by the parents, the fact of age must be certified
TO by two respectable persons (heads of fani-
liesl resident i'll the same town, county, or
district with the person for whom exemption
Is claimed, and the requirements of paragraph
6l, Regulations, &C., must be complied with.
Form 81.
Certificate Of Non liability to be gipen by the Board
IF Enrolment
We, the subscribers, composing the Board of
Enrolment of the - District of the State OF
-, provided for in section 9, Act of Congress
"for enrolling and calling out the national
forces," approved March 3, is63 hereby certify
snat havinr s;rg, OF county State
not properly subject 10 do military DUTY, as
required bv said act, by reason OF =, is ex-
empt from all liability TO military duty for the
and President of Board of Enrolment
Member of Board of Enrolment
Surgeon of Board of Enrolment
Dated at -, this - day of E, lS6
Note.-This certificate is TO be given in al,
cases where it is applicable, according to the
I'd, Sd, 18th, and Il tn sections OF the act OF
Congress referred to above
Form So
Certificate OF exemption for drafted person on
account Of disability.
This is to certify that --. of =
county, State of -, having been dra fted, and
claiming exemption on account OF disability,
mas been carefully examined, and is found 70
be unfit fer military duty by reason OF -,
and, in consequence thereof, he is exempt from
service under the present draft
and President of Board Of Enrolment.
Member of Board OF Enrolment.
Surgeon of Board of Enrolment.
Dated at -, this - day OF -, IS6
Form 33.
Certificate g Discharge on account of the REQUIRED
number having been obtained.
This is to certify that -, of
county, State OF -, having been drafted, on
the -, and having reported at the required
place of rendezvous, is hereby " discharped,,
from service under that draft on account of the
required number of able bodied men having
been obtained from the names preceding his on
the list of drafted men.
Provost Marshal.
and President OF Board of ENROLMENT
Member of Board of Enrolment
Surgeon of Board of Enrolment.
Da'ea at, TINS - day OF -, 1856
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R5- correspondent of the Newark IN. !. }
Advertiser, writing from Lexington, KY,
speaks ofa visit ne paid to the tomb of Henry
Clay, at Lexington, and says that the remains
Of the tsgreat commoner' cannot be found, they
81 A number of Camels eaptured from the
Rebels by Gen. Curtis will be sold at auction
in a few days. These were the animals brought
over by JEFF Davis when he was Secretary Of
War, for use on the plains. 80 = = .s.sa E-
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Cavalry Fight

Major Gen. Hurlburt telegraphs from Mem
phis. July II, to the War Department, as foi :
lows "Ine enemy 8 cavalry was sharply pua-
ished at jackson, Tennessee, or the l3sh: hy
Col. Hatch. - e .-'r' -
seTheir loss was over two hundred in kiiles,
wounded. and prisoners. Four hundred con-
scripts released, and about two hundred and
fifty horses We're taken, with more than that
number Of arms"
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THE s1I SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

V'HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA Holding District Court of
the United States for the said District.--To oil
given, tn At, the 28th day of May 1853, the Uni.
ted States steamer Satellite attached to the Poto
mac ,Flotilla, captured the sohooners called the
Arctic and Sarah, their tackle, apparel and furni
ture, and the same have been brought to the port
Court, and the same libeled and prosecuted in
thisCourt in the name of the United States for
will stand for trial at the City Hall in the city of
Washington. on the first Monday of August next
when and where all persons are warned to appear
to show caule why csndemnatio should of be
decreed, and to intervene for their interests
5yl7 r. j. MEIGS, Clerk
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nS The war correspondent of the Boston
Journal gives droll Instance of rebel show
ing his colors, at Gettysburg, wishing to sur
render. Having nothing else fer flag of truce,
he dlyed his hands into his pantaloons and ell
evated his shirt above his head Amid roars
of laughter his unconditional surrender was
accepted.
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DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
IVA LOOMS, d. D., the Inventor and Patsntse
Of fths MlNIRAL PLArE I IaETH, ,atssnds -
persenally at his ef1ce in this city. Many ydy5q1GD
persons can wear theso teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
1t to those who particular and wish the pureBs,
isanest, strougest and most perfect dentufe that
srt oan produce the MINERAL PLATE viii be
Rooms in this sity~No. SSs Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, 807 Arch et.,
PHILADELPHIA mar &-ly
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, Justice OF the Peace


DattU tnlS - Udy OF -, $50
Note 1.-The first of the above certificates
must be signed by the person claiming exemp.
ton, and the second by two respectable citizens
(beads OF families) residents of the town,
county, or district in which the person resides,
and sworn to before a magistrate.
Note 2.-This certificate is to be used only in
cases where the labor of the person claiming
exemption is actually necessary tor the support
OF the persons dependent on him. The exemp-
tidn does not apply in cases where there is suf-
fcent property TO yield support, and the neces-
say business Tor collecting the income can be
transacted by agents, trustees. or the like.
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B. J. MEIGS. Clerk

TNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLyMB Holding a District Court of
the United states for the said District.-To at
Whom II may concern, Greeting:-Notice is hereby
given that on the I'd day of June 1863, tne United
States schooner T.. A. Ward, attached to the Poto-
mac Flotilla captured the skiff no name, with the
goods, wares and merchandise laden therein, and
three packages of money. and the same were
brought to the port of gton, within the ju-
risdiction of this Court and the ssmesrs hbeled
and prosecuted in this Court in the name of the
United States, for condemnation as lawful prize
and hat said cause will stand for trial at the City
Hall, in che city of Washington on the first Mon
day of August next. when and where all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why condem-
nation should not be decreed and to intervene for
their interests.
jy IL r, j. MEIGS, Clerk
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DRoposALs FOB HAY. STRAW, AND GRAIN

ASSISTANT QUARfERMAsYEs'S OFPIoB,
Forage Department., Cor. g end 2zd streets, ;
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April is. 1863
MkiTIEF PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
Hay, STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use 81
this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or atsny OF the Government Hharves in this city.
The proposals to be addressed to the under.
signed, and they should state the quantity OF
each article offered, also the prize and the date
delivery.
Proposals will be received for i've thousand
l0) bushels of Corn Oats, and ffty 500 tons of
Hay or STRAW, and upwards. unless it should be for
the interesa of the Government to contract for
less amount.
All grain to be put up in good sacks, Of about two
cost of the contractor.
The Hsy and Straw to be securely baled,
All Grain and Hay offered to be 50 bject to rigid
inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time 70
the lowest responsible bidders the intere SITS of
the service may require. Good security will be
required for the faithful fulment of any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made At the completion OF the
contract. g. L. BROWN,
Ap ism Captain and A. Q. NJ u. 3. A.
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Personally appeared before me --, the
above-named- and ---, and sever
ally made oath that the above certificate is
correct and true, to the best of their knowledge
and belief.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE sUPKEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, Holding a District Court of
the United states, for the said District, To all
given. that the Esd day of June, 1852. the Mar
shal of the United States for the District of Co
lumbia seized Lot numbere 4 in SOU are mum bered
Il6 that part Of Lot numbered l5 being the west 40
feet ii inches front by the depth of the lot in
square numbered 8, /; lot numbered in square
numbered 5o3; lot mum bered 19 in square nu bered
5S5; lot numbered 4 in square nun bered 642 lot
numbered Is in square 642; lot numbered 20 in
square numbered 642; lot numbered in square De
sisnated and numbered L 642; lot numbered in
square 6i2; lot number ed in square e 6i2; and
lot mum bered in square 6i2, as the same are
known. marked ano designated on the ground
plats and plans of Washington city, recorded in
the land Records of said Dstrict to gether wi all
the impre vements, buildings. rights, privileges,
appurtenances ard other heredtaments to tae
same belonging, as the property of Samuel l..
Lewis; and the same lbelled and prosecuted
in this Court in the name of the United States for
forfeiture on account of certain breaches Of the
laws of the United Safes, committed by said Samuel
L. Lewis and that said cause will stand for trial
the City Hall in the city of Washington. on the
first Monday OF August next when and where all
persons are warned to appear to show cause why
forfeiture should not be decreed and in terveRe
for their interests.
WY I MEIGG CIcrk
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GAS FITTING, &c.

w GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In Store and are daily receiving, GA6
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
oEareo In this market.
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
oar stock of G AS and WATER YIXTURBS, feeling
Washington.
~ All work In the above line intruEtsd TO our
care win be promptly attended to.
mar s-H MYERS L MoGHAN, 356 d street.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

CANTERBURY HALL,
c.sTEssI}Ry cAsTERsTkY q HALL,
aqpssaAkA ISL Az s:,s NJ, M sIaFs a,aa..
THE SUMMER THEATKR
STANDARD Ma1Gs1o HAIL.
THE HosgSPfgt4E sEsg pS 4Hs PfAGE Il HyroE TEAHUsE
rh. great French hGsSiiisPPn saiies Pan.omsme entitled
ROBERT AND JAQUEs,
uNR1vAIED pasSSTTeesM1M1c AN TROUPE.
MISS EVA BRENT,
The most popular and highest salaried vocalist in
RrzsS E. Y JoESfs: + SSHzsDs
&c, &C.. &c, dc
MR. GEO R. EDEsoN,
The favorite Comedian and Comic Vocalist.
And ons lis kovely Love ~ fBhHIlstVosni BaIlss Corps.
Grand Family Matinee sssTS cry Saturday Afternoon
jy 2n6t
WASHINGTON THEATeR,
ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR PA. AVENUE.
JANE ENGLISH.
Managress OF Laura keenes Thsa'er, New York,
AMI OF the fremont Theater, Boston. will in.
xugurate the second week of the bril-
liant trum oh of the
TR O U E S T. ID E rs.
THIS Nondsy, EVENING; ;g91y E;, 2, 9rst appear
etti A complete change of performances new
comic pantnmime. 'The Two Simpletons." Cha :
ert-rs by Meisseurs Augouste Caron Mentausri.
Pas de Msteot, Z melie and Fred sieeel Encaged
Mestro. M. Montanari. A Fool for Music, NJ Ca
Uorde. La Belle Rosita. Pas seul-Le Corssir-
d lie Augusta. To conclude with NJ. Augouste's
new ballet pantemime. "Tarantuia.' Characters
by Augouste, Csron, and the Troupe st Danis
Ballet advertisement by MILES Augusta, Athele
R"sta, Louise and the Troupe St Denis Corps de
Ballet Afternoon performances Saturday.