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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The BOARD OF ENRoLLMEsT.-The follow
Ing 10 the list Of exemptions made by the Board up
to O'Clock this p. M. Nothing Of interest has oc-
CURED to-day to relieve the monotony Of the pro.
ceedings: ...
II. T. Trembie, over age.
John Davidson, alien.
Robert D. Hoover, furnished substitute, Geo. F.
Robert ,. Baker, erroneously enrolled.
Joseph Hesse, alien.
c. W. Schell, disability.
Charles BerkhAnsen, allen.
Luther 1. Boserman, In service ID March.
Charles Kitchen, disability.
rs, Tolis., , errop:Ou'ly enrolled
John I. Howe, support. two aged parents
iOsspS M.tthsVs, coiorsd' iurni'hed substitute
cSsriss Il. Whitney, disability.
4. A. sSaS, %ses,sI.y. S.,t ssEI;:s,l,,v. a.
Robert |. Teal, over age.
George Parker, only son Of widowed mother.
Frederick Zelier, alien.
Frederick KouchbAck, alien. ,..,
John v: Gellin:. only son Of aged parents.
Herbert TORY, furni:S.d substitute, william
Michael Wolfe, under age.
Joseph Brsnt, under age.
]: Il. stewart, icoIored,) furnished substitute,
Richard Brown.
stephen Wehr, accepted.
Andrew c. Dyer, only son Of widow.
H. Brown, error In enrolment.
Wm. Kaiser, disability.
George Berg, alien.
John W. spoiiord, furnished substitute, Jas. H.
John b. PAtten, IT., furnished substitute, Thos.
''feslng ssn gsin.s.rs.r. under age. ...
Geo. Conrad, over age. .
VIM. Ford, accepted. O.. ..
Lewis q. Mitchell, accepted.
Martin Green, now In service. a....
WIN. Johnson tcolored), furnished substitute,
| Anderson skinner.
Thomas burton (colorsd), disability. % ID. -.
Alfred Grant (ooiored), furnished substitute
ChAs. n. Taylor. ''... H- RI ( '---T fIIIs'
| Patrick Flanagan, alien. ..r..rrr
| Mathew Colliua, over age.
I John kurner, alien. ... . .. ..-. ......,.
n. Harrison, paid Communication, '. 'f. J.. q
| Richard Smith, (oolored,) furnished substitute,
Rugg, farnishsd substitute, wn. brown.
| James McComb, undsr ags. /.
Jeh. hodg:, tselossd0 farsished substitute
Jssss Radslissi furnisAsa sasssissss, osssge u
Mega JaeksQs, disability.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
Personal. :

MRS. Durr GREEN died in Georgis FLY 5tb.
sEoRErARr STANTON says the Star "shoul-
ders daily an amount Of labor that would crush
any but an iron constitution" I ~
Mrs. GENERAL LANDER, who has boon In
charge Of the hospital At Port Royal for seven
months past, has been Obliged to return to New
York on account Of III health.
GAIT. HsxRr PAGE, quartetmastor OF head
quarters, Of Army Of Potomac, was day or two
ago the recipient Of magnificent sword, gold and
silver mounted, costing about three hundred dol.
lars, as a testimonial from the employees under
him while at Jubs Dam, near Aquia Creek.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
FROM The ARMY or The POTOMAC.
Capture and Escape of Signal
.l Officers.
Gen. Warner assigned 10 . Command.

HxADouARTERs ARMY OF rnE PoronAc, Au-
gust A.-Early this morning body Of rebel
psrtisans camoupon our signal party on Water
Mountain, three miles north of wsrrenton, and
csptured three signal officers and some small
telescopes. Az Of the officers subsequently
sffected their escape. A large telescope used
by the party, having been conveyed from the
station, did not fall into the hands of the rebels.
Major Gen. Warren took temporary CON.
rnand Of the Second Army Corps to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
NEW YORK ITEMS.
Three Miiiion TO Exsn pt Poor Nc,

stv YoRE, Aug. 1.-The Common Council
sssoi m ordinance to-day appropriatipy
% JD0oO W exempt poor men from the draft
= furnishing Gubstltutes. Pircmen are TO be
HIsnptSd without regard 70 pecuniary ru.
.JsrGse.
n Esyyts ssys, on its passage by the AL
<>szs7, rbs med tomorrow, the ordinance
III >ss;1sed by the Mayor.
! f.s,.stIon rss also ADOPTED BY the Com
80 r1sseiI, ssking Governor Seymour To
>fso.i>z 81 lsrsous from recruiting In the city
~ lsy 7iFf M osbsT etsses.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
Very lntsxesGinR.

The reader viii find much interesting matter
upon our outside to-day. Among the articles
arc "Ths National Polish Prayers" A nne
poem, by Alfred B. Street, entitled "Hurrah -
" Nspoloon's Life of Cesar," Monumental
Honors /" Our Artists-where they are, and
what they are doing," "Mr. Beecher In Psris;''
"The Departure Of Colored Troops from Phil.
adclph'a !" aud "Chance for a Lady with One
Leg"
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
EROn FORTREss MONROE.
Physicians Wanted st NersoIk.

FORTRESS MONROE, August l3.-The Nor
folk Vvgtaias, August 10, says: we are re-.
quested by the Mayor OF Norfolk to say that
several physicians arc wanted In this city, and
can obtain Immediately good practice.
The old physicians, being required by sn
act of the Legislature Of Virginia 10 take an
oath of allegiance 70 the United States Govern
rneut, refuse TO do 80, generally, and conse-
quenty there Is but one doctor In the city quail
ned to practice. .# a.
Loyalty and aregulAr diploma are the quail
incstions required; Apply 10 W. H. Brooks,
Mayor OF Norfolk, Va"
The Yorktown Cavalier announces the death
ct sergeant B. Y. Watson, Fourth battery, Wis
']p.in light artillery, who died at Nelson Hos
.lai on the 5th instant,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
DfSObUDpnNeE.

Two years ago to-day august 15th) JefI.
Davis ordered all Northern men to leave the
South In forty days. There seems 70 have been
shameful disregard Of this order, judging
from the subsequent victories Of the Yankees
down the Mississippi and on the coast. In
deed we believe there is not single Southern
State that has not been invaded by the Yankees
since Davis made the polite request alluded 70.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
NOZZLE woRpsi

"wear.vss rnnr (rus szBMs) sAvs TEE
H fown, rnuy DRIVE EpyoRR rnn Mfo fHHR
'' hAsEs THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND rn1Y
WOULD ALSO DRIVE %. Trust rnHn NOT.
WE'RE rBRY ABlK, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
"pEeTNor us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
4" LssunED or rHysE THINGS, AN AAAzHD THAT
" ANY ONE COULD THINK OF 'rnACI ON ANT
"rxnM5.' He WHO KNTKRrAIHs TIE SENTIMENT
~ FIT ONLY TO BB sIAvI; N WHO UTfERs
" n AT THIS TINE, MOREOVER, 10 TRAITOR TO
" HIS COUNTRY, WHO DBsERvEs TEE soolN AND
CONTEMPT OF AL HONORABLE MEr."-Rose-
,rdus, to the Gswsral Assembly Of OAio, February,
4 SSS. pr
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
CREDITABLE.

The leading editorial OF the NATIONAL Re.
PUBLICAN of last Wednesday, entitled "The Big
Gun at Charleston" appears In the Philadel.
pNia Pres to-day, loaded, in the form Of dis.
patch from New York, headed "Charles-
ton." II is not credited, but appears - origi.
nal! - 1--WE. .. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Wore.
Arrival of Steamer Hibernian.
LIVERPOOL DATES TO THE TIN.
Pslitical News Of No Ihpsstaace.
s-----s----- EfFji
UPS AND DOWNS OF REBEL
.... LOAN.
BREADsTUFFs DULL, CONsOLs. &C.
sREADsrurrs DULL, coNsoLs, &C

sr. JOINS, N. r., August l5-The steamship
Hibsrnian, from Liverpool Via Green Castle on
tho 7th inst, passed of Cape Race last evening.
Tho political ns~s is Of little importance.
Tho rebel loan In. London had declined to IS
per cent. discount, but rallied to "a. ~
Brssdstufs were generally dull. Provisions
were dull.
Consols closed ct 9s@9Si for money. o
Tho Cotton sales for the week were $1,000
bales. American has declined ID.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
Vallandigham' Address-Ths RichmonS
Dispatch Doubts MIR. VS. Word.

DHsP0sVH DUuUub TTs VIZ "0KOs
fallandigham's address Is copied entire 1y
the Richmond Dspdteh, whose editor comments
as follows on portion Of it., .... r
"a portion of the above the Richmond Dts.
patch considers q very strange docuuieut. II
Is 10 the effect that he (vallaudigham), }, while
In the Confederate States, did not meet with q
single person who who was not resolved to
perish rather than yield to the pressure Of
arms, but that every person he conversed with
expressed himself willing, II the Yankees would
withdraw their troops, to discuss the terms Of
reunion. We do not know who were the per.
sons with whom Mr.. v. couversed. We are
sure that we have conversed with many more
southerners than he ever did, and We never
heard the first one yet speak Of reunion. He
h, has certainly made great mistake somehow
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
Protect sien OF Property,

By General Order No. III, issued from the
War Department, no officer or soldier shall,
without proper authority, leave his colors or
rank TO take private property, or to enter q
private house, or for any purpose, under pen.
atty Of death.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

TEE DRAFr IN New HANPsaIRs.-Th draft
In tho First district Of New Hampshire com
menced on Monday last, when, notwithstand
ing the predictions Of trouble, perfect good
order prevailed. 49,,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
Opsratioss On Sunday Nisht.

After the cannonade of yesterday morning,
all was quiet up to sundown, when the rebel
batteries opened with considerable energy, and
threw shot and shell to all parts Of the com
pass. This continued throughout most of the
night, and some vigorous blows were given In
return from our batteries. At daylight this
morning, as consequence of the nights work
a large number Of rebels with ladders and ropes
were observed working on the land side of Sum.
ter. The wall appeared broken, and has doubt.
less received some rough handling during the
night
After daylight this (Monday) morning, the
only firing has been some practice from Fort
Moutrie, the effort being to get the range Of
the channel about three fourths of mile from
the fort, through which our Monitors must pass
TO get to Sumter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
SIBLEY's EXPEDITION,
Another Dattlewith the Indians
A DECIDED. VICTORY.

CHICAGO, August 1b.-,A special dispatch
from q. Paul says sibley has fought three bat
ties with the Indians, killing hny. Our loss
10 seven. r
The Indians have been driven across the
Missouri river with great loss Of life. ...
The expedition Of sibley Is homeward bound.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
Second Edition
FoUn o.cLoCKr. r.n.
A rALsE REpoRr.

The announcement in the Con'rsctors' Organ,
yesterday, that Maj. Gen. Meade was to be re-
iieved frcm ths command Of the Army Of sAe
Potomac, y without the. slightest foundation
in truth. When Gen. Meade is superseded II
viii be officially announced in the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

SPECIE FOR EURoPl.-The steamer Scotia
sailed for Europe on Wednesday, with over six
hundred and nlnety-six thousand dollars In
specie on board. ..... .
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

CoRRscrIos.-An article appeared In the
REPUBLICAN few days since, confounding the
namo Of Mr.. Gustavus Myers with that of Mr..
Mycr Myers. It is the latter gentleman who
was probably referred 10 % Consul at Norfolk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
Ice.

BosToN, August 14.-The barquo Growler
cleared to-day with Ice purchased by the Gov
ernment for tho soldiers and sailors Of Charles
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
DEATH OF GEN. WEIGH.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 15.-Brig. Gen. Thomas
welch, commanding First Division, Ninth
Army Corps, died in this city last night Of con.
gestive fever, acquired during the campaign in
Mississippi. .....
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

Even Brigham Young's wives, II, a statsd,
call their Mormon husband "Bhggy, dssr" !"
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
The Army and Navy.

The correspondent OF the New York Tribuns
Is esdesvohng 70 dslude its readers with the
teiIsf that the navy Is not doing its part in the
vst, asserting thst In the assaults on Wagner
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
A Dispatch stesmer.

The Memphis has just been ordered Of to
Fortress Monroe with important dispatches,
and am indebted to the Admiral for the op-
portunity of forwarding a hasty letter. My
letters detailing the operations of the past week
are all on board the Arsgo, which is still de-
tained, and am unable to get possession of
them. We have had daily shelling OF the rebel
batteries and abundance Of responses, but moth
ing serious has occurred on either side. how
ever send you hasty summary Of the progress
Of affairs.
The batteries of Gen. Gilmore on shore are
OF the most extensive character, snd most of
them have been erected under the cover of
darkness, SO that the enemy has no knowledge
Of their position, and will not until they open
on them. He has even an extensive battery
thoroughly enhlading the rebel battery on
James Island, which, in a measure, enflades
our principal works, and caused considerable
annoyance before projections were erected for
the men.
From five TO six thousand fresh troops have
arrived from the North during the past week,
and are now on Morris Island.
On Wednesday night one OF our picket boats,
the cutter Of the Wabash, under charge of Act
Ing Master Haines, whilst cruising around
Sumter at night, came In contact with the rebel
steamer Alice. Mr.. Haines endeavored 70
board her, but was run into and eleven Of his
twenty-three men were thrown overheard, and
he and the balance Of his men captured. Eight
Of the eleven were picked up and brought out
by Ensign Porter In the cutter Of the Ironsides.
The balance with the cutter were taken prison.
ers and carried into Charleston. 1t was brave
but rather reckless affair.
Two of our Monitors cruise up every night
In the vicinity of Sumter. On Saturday night
the Passaic was within rife sho: of Sumter,
looking out for the rebel steamers that run to
Cummings Point.
The whole Monitor leet will be in readiness
for the attack on Thursday, aud there is a GER
tainty of the taking OF Sumter, Battery Gregg
and Fort Wagner From two to six hours are
regarded as sufficient. There is no doubt en-
tertained on the subject in the feet or on shore.
The day for doubling is past.
Two mortar schooners from Washington ar
rived here this evening. Three more will be
here from Port Royal tomorrow. They will
add to the terrible Jeu d'e'yer on Thursday, and
make Charleston tremble.
We all have strong hopes Of being In Charles
ton by Sunday next. That the Old Flag will
wave over the ruins of Sumter by that time you
J may regard as fixed fact.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

EDITOR OF REPUBLIoAN-Dear Sir: With
your permission, wish TO say to the readers Of
your paper that will send by return mall to ali
for making and using simple Vegetable balm,
that will ettectually remove, In 10 days, Fmpies,
Blotches, TAM Freokles, and ali Impurities Of the
skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth, and
iwill also mail free to those having Bald Hesds
Or Bare Faces simple directions and Information
that will enable them to start . full growth OF
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskera, or Moustache, In lees
than % days. All applications answered BY return
mail without charge.
TAOs. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
ie21-amd No. 8al ROADWAY, New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

kAnRoADe.--ARRryALA AND DEPnfull OF
fisAiss.-The advertisements On eur hfst page
sroSns.rted BY authority ofths rsilrosd companies
sevefally named, are ofaeiaily corrected when
ehassss ere made, hence can be fened upon A. cor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
Ls.sA - cs..sS>vs Morris.

'Ew gfJez, Asgssz b>-Coo modorc Morris,
u ~ ys1y, s..ss H>>sJ. Ne vsS recently the
'fti1si--.s y ~, ,>fs. saaDy hsssscols, st
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

The Empress Of France gave q splendid Js,e
at her residence Of Villensuve l'Etsng, close to
81. Cloud, "in honor of the fall Of Mexico"
The Prince Napoleon and the Princess ClotiIde
were present.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

Y DIATHs OF soLpnRs.--The deaths Of the
following soldiers have been reported since our
last: WIN. Price, 7th Mich cav; Thomas Hiland,
10th N Y, Elias J. Ro ID D. c., Stewart L. Laner,
s7th N. y, Stephen Hayes, isist N. T.; William
Adams, ID Mass. cav, Philip Titssinmons, I'd U.
3. cav. Also, three lsborers in the Quartermas-
ter's Department, viz. Michsel Hoyes, N. John
Pston and T. J. LOCKER. 81. n .. ..H.s .
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

To ApvHEnsms.-we call the attention Of
business men to the cation Of advsftise-
t9en.z. We eintend to keep business eye 10 this
natter for the benent ai our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
THOs. .. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
je27-amd No. asi Broadway, New York.

The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RouTu.-Thf
,uickest and sAfest route to the Northwest Al
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one 0,
iii the principal points in the North and WEI
For tickets and further Information apply al Tie 81
noe Of the "Grent Pennsylvanis Route y northeast
der NstionA. Hotel. once open from \. n. "a I
.. m.ion Sundays 10 4 p. m.
~ r--s =. o. NORTON,
su& n.-r Aeant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

The DIsKAsEs oy ERRoR.-(L<s Nalsdts,
3Erreur.)-I John B. Ogden, NJ D., author and
publisher Of the above work, do hereby promise
nnS agree ii tS .spa ss Of charge to Any young
sal The proper study Of mankind 10 Man, This
valusble work 10 issued and sent forth for the ben
language on all the diseases Of Error, including
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, indigestion,
Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay, !Impoteney,
scrptions Tor their permanent cure, together with
much valuable information. All who favor me
with desire TO read my work shall receive sam.
Address JOHN D. OGDEN, NJ. D.,
my l6-3m No. 60 Nassau st. New York
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
sEFoRE CHARLESTON.
Work and Prsspsets.

VosN - Eh~sPSCe1s
Correspondence OF the Evening Post.J
honsB isLArD, August !.
Well, you arc all expecting
somethiug IRON the Department of the South,
suppose. The New York papers TO the Sd
instant are here, and have the sisgo much
nearer completion than ,cs have. II win be q
week probably before VIC open. The big gups
are hardly In position. We feel confident Of
succcss, though much hard work 10 yet 10 be
dome. Tho engineers arc busy night and day,
and have little time for writing, as am out
from seven q. m. to six or seven D. NJ, and
come In tired enough to sleep the balance of
the twenty -four hours.
Our works, on tho LEFT Of our line arc under
era from Foft Johnston, and some near james
lsiand bstterfes; but II is long range for their
rnortsrs, and nobody 10 hurt BY thom. On the
right, our batteries arc within six hundred
yards Of Fort Wagner, and we'll protected.
Dur force Is safe from any force the rebels car
bring against Ne. The wonder Is why they
nave allowed US to take such position.
The sand-hills are mass Of natural fortit.
caions, and u the enemy had not been fright.
sned out Of them by the sudden opening OF
forty or fifty guns from masked batteries on
Folly Island, we could hardly have forced them
out--at least, not Is easily as we expect soon
20 hammer them out Of Fort Sumter.
Ihs rebels are wasting great deal Of am
munition on our working parties, with very
trining damage to US. They are evidently pai
lied, and We Ire quite willing they should be.
The Sumter, Johnston, and Cummings Point
batteries have done most Of the firing for the
past few days.
To-day Johnston contented herself with
throwing four or Eve shells, ard Sumter puffed
seaward few times, probably trying the range
II some new guns. We have two large Whit
Sorth guns mounted thst wore taken from
Sioekade runner-probably 100-pounders. Tn,
PaIfott's are The main dependence. Every
hing looks well for us, and all arc working
sith will.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

DEsBRTERs SEsT TO THEIR REaIMENrs.--
Lieut.. Col. Drew yesterday sent to their regiments
800 deserters who had been confined In Forrest
| Hall, ......H .H...
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

REBEL BrY.-Gco. Mason was committed TO
the Gusrdhouse on the charge Of being rebel and
aspy. He 10 held for orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15

ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. McKaiu
was arrested by the guard on duty at the Arsenal,
who found him In the grounds and could give no
account OF himself. He 10 held for further hear
ing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
Kstrturu.

his PAPER IS now EuaNIaHIp BY CAR
sERs TO sUlsckr1Hta IN THIS CITY AND
N GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
What the Hsbsls had In 1894 and what
They Have NSvv. .ErH..
ount stands about as follows:

We hope soon to be able to announce that
Texas and North Carolina, and perhaps vir.
ginia, are entirely liberated from the dcepotlc
rule of JEFF Davis.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
Military News 70 be supprs ssed-A strin
gent Order from General Gilmore.


DEPARTMENT OF THE souTH,l
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD,
MohRis ISLAND, 8. c., Aug. =, 1852
General Orders, No. 68.-I. The practice of
giving information TO their friends or to the
public press, on matters connected with mill
tary operations In progress or In contemplation
so unscrupulously INDUCED in by officers, ctl-
zens and soldiers In this Department, and by
employees on transports, is fraught with meal
culable evil to our cause, and must be stopped
at once. No information which could In any
way benefit the enemy, must be dlvulged, d.
rectly or indirectly.
Upon the following subjects in particular,
the strictest silence must be observed, viz:
/. The names Of division, brigade or post
commanders.
.. The strength Of regiments, brigades or
divisions, except after engagements have taken
place.
8. The numbers and position Of regiments,
brigades, divisions, batteries, or pieces Of ar
tillery.
4. Allusions To the kind or quantity of arms,
cannon or ammunition.
8. The number of transports, or kind Of sup
plies transported in any movement.
0. The description Of any movement, or any
illusions to Its object, until the same shall have
been accomplished or defeated.
7. Suggestions Of future movements or at
tacks.
8. Any illusions whatever to scouts or recon-
noissances, whether accomplished or yet In
prospect.
.. The position or location of camps, bat
teries, pickets, military roads or outposts.
10. The publication of official reports of ope-
rations without special permission from the
Department Commander.
II. Violations of this order will be met with
the seyerest punishment known to military
law and usage In the field.
By ordsr Of Brig. Gen. q. A. GLMoRE.
EDWARD W. snITH, Asst Adjutant General
IsRAEL ssALr, Capt. 47th N. Y. Ysls,, Acting
Assistant Adjutsut General
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
Ths Dssss 10 as.s y~t.

SEv Yotx, AHzBs iS>-ItA ssss~s<,1 iss,
the arsh VII eosSsS> % ~ :sy o. Wed.
pesdsy neIi.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
N assa 9 h slse it's % DEF
Deisiscfacy.h

BosroN, MASS, August 14.-Ths Democratic
State Convention will be held at Worcester on
the Sd of September. .'
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
M ATER. ROOF FAINT.
WATERPROOF PAL,

WATER-PR0OF PAINT.
am manufacturing an article OF Paint, OF my
own invention, for painting brick walls, which
useful In the exposed parts Of buildings where
they are subject TO drivins rains. The utility OF
this invention Will be readily appreciated by those
being the strongest objection to them. Ali orders
should BE- addressed to JOHN W. MANKIN, =,
Nso-eod2ws <si Ninth strsst, corner Or q.
II BRUCE 3 co. OFFER THEIR I'm.
u tire stock Of Mems and Boys Clothinr A.
cost for the nsxt ninety days. jY(
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
A strtke-shavp Order from Chisf Quar-
ternlaster Klwel1.
From the New South. |

lFrom the New South.
The following circular has just been issued
BY the Chief Quartefm aster Of this Department.
We indorse 1t fully. He should punish, to the
fullest extent Of his power, any insubordination
among the employees at such q time as this.
II S little better than q mutiny Of troops In the
face Of the enemy
CfRCCLAR
i3'he Employer Of nc o"rrtermdsfer's Department:
There must not he the least holding back or
want Of interest, or willingness to work all day,
and all night too, when called on, or heslta-
ton in obeying the order of the oficer or chief
man under whom you are placed. Any man
who is thus guilty shall be sent TO work in the
trenches, and in the works in the very front, at
Morris Island.
am determined to make short work Of such
worthless and wicked men as will not put forth
every effort, and show an interest In the public
service at this important time. Any man that
will strike" for higher wages IN this emer-
sency should be shot.
j. j. ELwBLL,
Chief Quartermaster Dept Of the South.