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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09
Gltp Notlrrs.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IN MAY co Germ

MorIOE is hereby given that there are now pen ling
IN before the CITY Council Of the city OF dayton The
following On dnAnces, to-Niti ~ M. m
10 grade and rave the alley next south Of First
street. between FIRST and Second streets.
10 grade and pave the alley running from CleeR
street westwRrdB TO the leyee between 5, eond and
Lafayette streets
In parsusnce to the law said Ordinances were twice
read laid on the table, and he Ccr structed 10 give
iour weeks nonee OF the pendancy Of the same.
fhe aw requl IS all claims for damages that may
accrue RON said improyem 10 be filed IN WI ting
with the Clty Clerk, setting forth the amount Of dam
uges claimed, within two weeks after the expiration Of
tle time required for the publication OF such notice
when tne same viii be taken up for M nj action
s.2d4~ ANTHONY sIkPhEAs. Guy Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09
Exemptions

IMPORTANT N0TIOE-I will until after the d. an
taxes place N thls Dlaincti assist ~ procuring or
persons entitled thereto, the exemptions provided 'Or
in the second section Of the aot "for enrolnF and
calling oni the national forces and other purpose
known generally as the Conscrpt Law.
NJ p. NOLAN,
Adipi4w-l 1 Attorney Al Law
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09
The Shooting of Lieutenant Waiter

man The trial of Thomas Spielman, eharg-
ed with the shooting Of Lieutenant Waiter
man, is up before the Mayor to-day. The
witnesses for the State were examined this
morning, when the court adjourned until two
o'clock The trial is still in progress as we
go to press, and we are unable to give re-
port of It this afternoon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09

Funeral.-The funeral Of Mr. David Har-
ries, who died in Cincinnati several days ago,
will take pIacs from the residence Of his iatI-
er in this city tomorrow morning at ten
o clock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09
l9ortratts.
YALLANDIGHAM'S PORTRAIT.

FHHAT fine steel engraving OF Hon. c. L. Yallandig.
L ham has arrived Call aud see lt, at room SO "a
Phillips House. Agents wanted 70 atteud the Demo-
cratic meetings and also 10 assist In eanvassing the
State. Apply Immediate y. se1di
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09
Drp GOODS.
Trunks, Sc.
NEW TRUNK MANDATORY
q. Ii. LOWE,

NO 2T3 THIRD STREET DAYTON OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST OF LADoW's MARBLE YARD.
ATE would most respectfully inform the citizens
w OF Dayton and the public IN general that We
have opened Trunk manuiactory, where We will
keep on hand all kinds Of Trunke, Valises, Garnet
and Travelling Bags, all Of which We will sell al Whos
sale or retail as cheap as any house In the city.
Particular attention paid TO repairing Old Trunks
share Of pai onaEe solicite
Nb.-We also have two acrea Of good land in Miami
City which we will sell cheap. se5dU
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09
Dprtng lpOusr.
D VEIN C n O U s (

NO SO, ST. CLAIR, BET, FOURTH FIFTH.
Dayton, Ohio.
ylNaE undersigned uforms the pullic that he is a
practical dyer, and has established dyo house at
she sote place, and Is prepared 70 color ali kinds
nf slks, Aaans, Ribbons, Wooleu and Cotton Goods
auy color that may be desired.
GraAse and stans removed from All kinds Of labres
he warrants 20 hniah si gOQds IN 4 manner 10 give
satstacton, having all arele9 necessary 60 perform
aus Il HEkMARN wIEGEkD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09
Strapeo.

CsTRAYED away from No. 900 First street, white
- COW. Of goot size; has hole m each horn. lib
eral reward will he paid for her. nug7dd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09

Constitutional Liberty Club. The
Constitutional Liberty Club, composed OF the
First and Second Ward, are requested to
meet at the Neptune Engine House, next
Friday evening. A.fl attendance is desired,
as business of Importance will be brought be-
fore the meeting. Turn out in your strength
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09
Aost

I OST-- on or about Tho 2Sh or Goth OF August,
IL 1868, package sf note books, cenaining snndry
notes payable TO the order OF j. @, Cain. Payment
~ hereby stopped on the above nntes libarai Ta.
ward VIII be gwen 10 the finder by leaving The al
j. g. Gains, fu8 1hird street, Ds ytan. seJafa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09
4 Aratbrr Storr,
NEW LEATHER STORE.
ADAM wEInGARrNER,
ADAM WEN q AttTN k
oRa Third sfr..f

ktfs constsntly On hand al kinds OF Leather,
IN such ~ soiei upper kipi calf.akIn and morocco
Also, harnsFs and bride lea her shoe skirhng shoe
hnihugs, 6e NftI TN IT w
as- The highest pIes 10 cash paid .for Hidss aad
Leather in lhe rough, auIedaIn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09

Governor Goodwine. Secretary McOor-
mick and Judge Allen, the newly appoint
ed officers for Arizona Territory, have ar
rived at st. Louis, and will leave this
week for their wilderness home. The or
ganization Of this long-neglected Territory
is work Of no little difficulty and respon-
sibility.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-09
gallg empire
City and Other Matters.


! l@s-rrhins arrive and departtrom the Union Depo
AS foowsi
oIScINSArI, HAnLroN AND DAYTON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03

rhs at Declared Unconstitutional
~ 9upren'e Court Of PenDsyl-
g,.is haa decided the Conarription
&C, oi Congl g Unconstitutional. =
Inip ia = hs. xdexpccted il eVsr the
csseg wou.l come before honest
J1dce5. Chief Justice Lowry we have
kaova for 25 years, ho wac 8 Wing
a11 afterwards = Republican. lie
delivers al able opiuioD, and ws
commence itr publication in thia pa
yer and vii. conslle It nez! week
Sac -eadrre 7l f3d tho sane posi-
i;,uF, lta' So .y'A three yt@fs ago,
~ lo.vul,D. JOS F,easL2ps in his
cal Of 70 coo ,ueD, to ont down this
inlarrsc.ion 10 tho Bouth. 1t IS the
lo42;ne ofthe Consultation, Of Wasn
.ls,Jl sud all his oo-woorkcre. -
Ies falher intended the militia Qhe
ycDplt) to be tteir own Constitution
NJ Gaurao, hence the importance Of
sIig dccisiop. We wil have moro to
aag on this subject ere long, We AJAX
all men to read this and the other DC.
sEons that wo will publish on the
ssmo subject. In this question we
& d the strongest safeguard against
military usurpRtion. A tier Judge
Iowrys, We expect to publish Judge
" oodwards decision on tho same.
g1l isct.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03


| II is reported that Hon. Roger B.
PaDoy, ChisfJustict oftbo United
States, las re5igncd, that Hon. Sal
mon P. Chase has beer designated a.
| his ouccessor, and that the latter gen.
tlemau has retired, or is about to re
tire, from his offce Of Secretary Of the
Treasury.
II, c:.aso .r,r.i,.ro + ,i;s.s ;roe
,..iraa i ia !. .he rrrsnmsi I've M,
h., hss 'crm,,i,t.I. .',,s ~, .s;ln--t. o;ys
| =, i"s ens. a,art,y W rriro. n ca-
,c,rr g,.,g' l.,. ;,.g r,.a .~,n-
| I,Ln',..,o,r, FL. H. ..r..,,,-, NIX, ~,
IN. ,a,. H.. ...-,.. .,., ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03
A Cnbine, PicIure.

Wendell Philips made o speech III
fremont Temple, Boston, sTuesday
evening last, 10 the course OF which
he gave bic opinions OF Lincaln, Chase
add Seward. They wtrA nvt as
complimentary as they might have
been. Philips prefers Ffecmont for
Prcsilcnt, as s"he is master and not
a servant, n man Of intelligence, ami
net a man whose education was to
be conducted At he eSpcnse or S25.
1000 a year 10 the p.Csi'tttMl Chair =
Yet he thougltthc man "gho iseu ID
II Il G Emancipation Proclamation
,Gught T. remain IN POKER Elk years
S,cgelary Chase, according
to Mr.. Rhihps, ia uau Of 40 prin
Ic.ple, ani lie nago ,bas no claim iol
jcontidence frqai ,Av American peoole
Iin this crisis.' That ia 0 "alc1ola-
ger" As for the Secretary Of State.
he was denounced by Sir. R,Gii,s az
"the marp'ot Of every policy, the un.
believing .IUpAs, The only rock aheai
OF the ship Of State, the necIus around
which gethers every thing disloyaL
every thing tinid, every thing self
fish, every thing base in the natiou."
rlnoo mc the thTee principal officers
Of the Almqis,raii9n, and to tleii
IgniGauee IS committed tho ship o.
State. Philips ,s.la Tho t.uth, We
are in bad haads5 ig.oranea is is the
helm, and. uepriucipled advisers arc
oD either side. Wua' but shiprreck
can De expected !
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03
ARMY NEWS.

On last Friday Iiglh tIea+ John
MSrgun aud sixof bis ofiee;s, oscap'
Cd iromthe Olse Pcratentiary. A
letter purporting to have been writ
ten by him, represents him safe in
CarudN, tliis &c probably, not The d.
rectiUu hs went, bat published +
mislead search. Ii il SAID be bribed
the fiicera who had him in charge,
and paid them $4,000 togct out
Greenbacks have been ,be grand lever
powtr With our adniniFrailrs and
they arc baiug used Tor mFe purPooc5
than our peolie ever dreamed a:
ln the past wees We have had
severe fight uesr Chattanooga oar
l0sa 10 about 1000 killed and WoCnc
ed. Tho rebels lisJ about 1900
owing to their being intrenched.-,
We captured 48 snns, 1000 o'and Of
small armA aud from 4.y00 70 5000
Iprtsouere.
P.S The GJzltts o. yesterday
gays Morgan is in Toromo, and no
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03
SHERiFES SALE
Stafe ofOhio. Fintoa C0un,y.

STATE Of OHIO, Finton Coua,y.
Neil & Eb,rhoar, PuE. In c. ur. Of
against Common F0as
sh-5,fep{auet &Defs {
! C,P Ihown, ~ On ENocn.ieu.
DURSU Ant to he commnrd o. ~ order q
4 sale in the shove cans to ne directed from
tie Court Of Common Peas Of be aiCr aid
Comfy af Wilton, sill oi'gr ~ public sale, nl
tho door Of The Count House, IN he Town q
McAryhur; IN a'orFaid ccurcyo Viuton; on
Aionday Jannrarg DE 4A isG4.
Between the hours Of ten o'clcek 4 n. and
four O'Clock p NJ Of said day, the fclloTing
Re 81 estate situated the town Of heartEul
yinton. County U., 10 vii: ln-lol number
two hundred and twenfyysiz, as recorded II
I plat Of the Town Of AcArth hur oAi1.
Taken as the properly ofJo56' shreokengauei
and J. c. z, Bruwn, to satisfy n judgement oi
aforesaid .Courl, IN favor Of Neil & Eberhoart.
AduTaised Gs followes, to.wil Five hun
drei bol!GIs, and must oring two thirds of.ha'
sum. fti
TERMS OF SALE, casb in band
j. j. MCDOWELL, ARCH NORRIS.
Nav, 26th ls53r5w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03
I&e@EC G0nYeniSo0 on ta
EAnm.Gll Hgplisic.hry ~ an rcIn.

! EnW;sli ggaiac day 81 s.arch.
punuaD, 10 = caN p01li,h.d IN t.n
,psmo,r1te 1aPr r. u OaiV, W.. Es',
IUeu;ral Committee, ana the A no
lry Comm ,tpo, metil the Att'rheJ
iGeGgaPs ctii.e in t1t Cny Of Q !rm
.bus, on "Wednesday, November ,S'b
1853, and Ncre called 10 2yder by til,
Chairman. The gcc:ot4ry not beiu
present, Amos LaYmn VAS elected
Hecro'aryQro TEN,
The oi9wius 'ucta5eT: o' tho Goa
n.iltgo were p,yssH.; ,. ..
John c. Thrmpsoo, gmral n 3.
diary, a mos Liymau, gn4 a Zen g,
.Teurmau, Of tho State Cgu,raI Com,
'mittes; ana George W. MaI.in, WI
Ham a. PuriieBaugh, James N,
TrnbIe, J G. Dun, Levi Dupgar,
Igiiilam 3. Morgan, William Lar.
wiz, Cuar,es n. Allen, and " j.
Gordon, oi Tho Adgiaoly Committee.
& letter was read from h bncr l..
Backa5, the member from the 10.D
Congressional District, appointing
Major Z, Ii, Plat his su5stltuio. -
.TuG Jajor was present AM paNici.
pUted i'll the proccediugr.
After n full, f,e. aud hSrnonius
Of yiews and opinions,
occupying several hours, j I'D ~
Thurman offered the following reBol-
utious:
l. Rs8olved That on early organ
ization ofthe Democratic party for the
Presidential Campaign OF 1864 is de.
sirable, AMI the State Central Comlnit
tee ia hereby advised to tsku TIE ne.
cessary staps Icr that pnrposo.
Q Rssotusd That Il State Couven
ton orlhe Democratic party Of Ohio
10 held in the city Of Ooia 1hna on
the Fourth Wednesday OF March
next.
The first resolution was, up on mo,
tion unanimously adopted.
Mr.. LarwiII moved to strike out Of
the Bad resolution the words, Fourth
Wednesday Of March, aud Insert,
Eighth Of january"
Upou this motion The yeas and nays
we're ordered aud resuted-yoa. s,
! nays I, as lollows:
Those who voted in tie affirmative
wgre--
Mess.q. Medary, Martin, Pnrtlo
bousb, DUngau, barwi.i, aud Alien
IS.
Those who voted in the negative
were
Me.srs. Layman, Tmnnaa, Trim
Ib!e, Dun, PIati, Morgan, and Cor
Idon--7
SO tue COMMITTEES seipsed-to strikC
out and insert.
The 2d Resolution, as offered b,
Judge ThurlnaD, WIS Then upanini
ously adopted.
A repor. Of the proceedings was
ordered 20 he pri1tcd, a!ter which tit
injecting adjourned.
JOHN g. TE0MpSQN Casa' .
ah,s LARMAg, Sgo'g pro tvaE
T4aG GuTe They 60 lSousi CT.
| The Abohtionists have simplyre
.ltained power in tfoir7hauds for tu.
wears more in Oirio.. iT c.sating
iBrough 70 snccaei Iod. Their Grg}
majrity was Chiefly produced hj
I.iuid ami we c,rru .di,n, GId. xii
iorly gaYr Gip eAsDt ,j hasten atbbi
EJwh destrpesion.5. Demnc lts be O.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03
Sharp EimaHciaI ansacIion.
The New York " o,ld'S money ar

A AshaTp FiTaHciaI Transaction.
The New York " o,ld,8 money ar
ticle SAYS;
"The Government agents for the
| five twenty bonds q. j. sirca,s 20
Ithy Gouerum Mt in their payments
on ihe bonds they hays sold. to u.e
amount ofpbout &17 5000 These
agenls have besn called uyon b. iut
! G oEernment to pay up this sum of
S17.000,000, ana there i,a~dclav in
responding to these calls for the SIT,
000,0Q0 ghich cxoite5 uneasin,es IL
Ihign Official quarters. Ii is hinted
that tnese Government agents. have
been making "a very good thing hy
J lending thcse S17,000,O00 Of Gov
ernment money to stock jpbbers an
spectators during the monay pressure
| The call Of the Government upon the
iagents for these S1T000,000 has de-,
yeioped. t4e pnsat iliiy Of call loans
net alHays nsworiDg promptly as Dc
it!Yi 20 tie 'oGh.'
'hesuvl,j'o .licpe IS ruHiors VI an.
cther &300O0 ,09J loan nesda iron,
tao bansa. Pagnaas'ers sr3 10 y il
tie city wating.toa sjie N nan0y .o pag
iuajcs in the SoI.i and Souarwt
ma their rt9'lirttnsn's TOR the pr ..
] prsooaro stalod-al about 812 900 COS
J. is probable tha. the Goyarnnant
AujIs.io compelled to cali shortly on
4lim. banks 1f&sw Ynris, Pbiade!phia
J isu4 liCstei. gorl .iiis. s4a. "a. gc3a.
! backs. GO -ass, H.s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03

r dispatches lasl nightaro up to
Ea.asy uooa' \ great BATHS was
taiaR fought onthe Rlpadan cur i"sa
e 200C aud taa, oftbe enemy aaid
% 5e Yt-f h-avy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03

Governor BRoUGH made speech
c2 thanksgiving day in Philadelphia
10 which he said,
"War is o necessity. With US it
isa duty. 1t comes with all its woes
its snffsrings, and its wants. Death,
sorrow and anguish meet lis every
steps. Yet in this country, in thia
war what has not the mighty North
to be thankful for pbe dcaola
ton of war has not touched our
hearthstones. Bereavement b s
stricken us, but those who have suf.
fered have suffered for a just ard no
Up cause. No conAagration has raw
ngod our country, no enemy's hand
despoiled Us. The pesd time aud
harvest have been blessed. Our
storebouse8 are filed: our commerce
wbitens tho seas; all the channels OF
wealth are flowing with the healthy
blood Of peace. There is no sorrow
or trouble among us. We have all
our civil and igious rights; all the
blessings of benign Government
are ours"
In gods uahe does the Governor
elect no: know better than iLis.--
ave have not suffered he BAYS
Could the widows and orphans Of
Ohio, who have been thrown npon
the cold charities Of this world, and
whole families o! our Vetrans in tue
Gsld who are thinly clad and whom
stayatiop almost stares in the face,
have beer present and made speeches
TO that large and fationable audience
in Philadelphia, we think the audi
ence would Of dispersed with different
notions Of B2oUeH's veraeity, aud
know more Of the suferings Of this
war. This too without saying oughi
OF the sntFerings Of those bravo meu
who have borne the brant of battle
Or Of the suferingS Of our border
Z States and ilieir devastation of pro
psrty Why not tell the truth in,
btead oi m'arepresen'ing tho factsl
--------~s~-s-----
2.ia,Gy2tey.
Ctrist came ou earth 20 preach
paeca- -and ths Jews csucifigd him
!or disloya'.y, 'sr.-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03
~ MrauHh ilo otrbanks are contract

"Mrauwhilootrbanks are contract
lug, and mast contract while gold is
rising, and neqessaIily rising ip cor
sequence Of our extravaganza ip.si!ks
aSl satins, lGces. diamohds and Cash
mera. d.. &
VAS thesa things 60 on in one
qnarter. strikes 60 on inanother.
sesrIy a Milton Dollars.
/. cost about amil-ion dollars of tho
peoples money 10, the Administra.
'tion 10 Transport its selected soldiers
.alone, in its plan 70 carly the New
.YaR election. THIS 10 entirely ex
cnsiye ofa gigantic bribery fund
which that party used for tho came
purpose We qaote the .fjllOwins
fat! from ;ha AlbQny. AagpG
In addition to the Immense cor,
Irlpti0n fupdthat has been raised
Iemoug Government employees for
'he Purpaae ofc@rrppting the election
iof Nav York, tbs Naturalization,
With an armed enemy menacng tue
National Capiml, have sent iato tb
State TWENTY THOUSAND
SOLDIERS, at an expeuce cfat
least FORTY DOLLARS p Err
MAN.
| Thus the people are made to direct
! y contribute nearly if not quite,
lONE MILLION DOLLARS, for the
overlhro@ . thoao principles upon
lwlieN our Bapubjcan GnyeIumeu,
/ lway ioanledn
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03
2ia,DyaIey.

I.sa'6yaley.
Ctrist came ou earth 20 preach
paGca- --and ths Jews cgucifgd him
!or disloya',y, 'sr.-
There ia large party in the Un.
,Ie1 Sites who, we fear, would Do
~ bette, ct the. s.pYcaant Time.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03

YHURacAY - Dee 8 IsGa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03

; MoARTnUP, ONO:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03

ae:e SOS SHALL RULE AMERICA
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03
DOMNt NO MOvG.
FOR SALE BY

S. v. Lcegr, McAIlhur /; Cowdery d
Strong, Eamden: G. Jehpston. New Ply
month; Wilt * Co. Zale.ki; Johss Holland
swan: NJ. P. sc. Car, Wilksville. and by
Drggi.ts and Merchants generally th rough
OFT lie United Sta,Fs aud Canadas.
0taobef29th, ls63,--lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-03

ITTT y NTTT-
Co. y. 2ud Va. John GIonrHaL,ir
Cavalry Charleston Va Mountan Ja>k.
Nov. 10 1853 2w
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25
Capture Of an Immense Train
of Lees Plunder.

Information was received In the city yester.
terday which confirms our previously expressed
opinion that Lee has been resting on the upper
Potomac, AFTER crossing from Maryland, to
enable his army TO get away safely all the plum
der collected in the Boonsboro and Cumberland
Valleys. IL is known that he has also been
gathering all the grain Of the new crop in the
Shenandoah Valley, and he is now moving
with this Plunder quietly and carefully toward
Richmond. Day before yesterday some of our
forces captured from the rebels an immense
drove of cattle, including oxen and COWS, and
five hundred sheep. Some of these were stolen
in Pennsylvania.
The necessity for this foraging by Lee is now
made the more pressing by the fall of Port Hud-
son and vicksburg, which cuts of the last hone
OF receiving more supplies from Texas aud Ar.
kansas. And this necessity is made still great.
er for Lees army by the cutting of the Tennes.
see and Virginia railroad near the line of North
Carolina, tsee General scsmmon's report in
another column which destroys the maiu rebel
line Of communication with the South and
Southwest.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25
AND TWO STEAMERS,

The following official report from Mai. Gen.
Banks was received at the headquarters of the
army to-day:
hEApoUAhrERs sDIrAHTMEsT OF THE GuLr,)
NINETEENTH Amy CORPS,
FORT HUDSON, July 10, 1859
SIR have the honor to inform you that with
the post there fell into our hands over &. 800
prisoners, including one major general and one
brigadier general; 20 pieces of heavy artillery;
five complete batteries, numbering 81 pieces of
Held artillery good supply Of projectiles for
light and heavy guns; ~ 900 pounds of cannon
powder; 5000 ostaud of arms, and l5O, 900 rounds
of small-arm ammunition, besides a small
amount Of stores of various kinds. We can.
tured, also, two steamers; one of which is yery
valuable. They will be of great service at this
time.
General, very respectfully, your mos, obedeut
servant, Mp. R.vvs
Major General COMMANDING.
Maj Gen. H. W. HALLEcK, General.in. Chief
Washington, d. c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25
personal.

REV. DIR. LORD has resigned his position as
President of Dartmouth College. HIS sucees.o,
has not yet been appointed. , 45s..
JupeE r. p. srAULDISe, NJ. c. elect from
ONO arrived IN the city yesterday, and Is stopping
at the National. '''''-
CLIFTON M. NICHOLS, ESQ.,, editor of the
springfield (ohio) Ddi'y K.ps, has volunteered AZ
private In an Ohio regiment. .'.''N "1H
THOMAS DowSEY, wharfmaster at the Sew
enth street wharf, was sun-struck Yesterday after
noon The heat was intense. 'rssl.E
JUDGE HARRIET, of the Circuit Court Of
illinois, at feLip, is in town, stopping atthe Kirk.
wood House.
.sazh 4lu1
MAJOR CARY II. FRY, for several moptbs
Acting Paymastcr General, U. s. A., will sail from
New York on the 81 Of August for California. 10
engage In the payment Of our troops on the Pacific
coast.
The REBEL MAJOR GENERAL FRANK Gam.
SLR, late commandant al Port Hudsop. a . son Iof
Colonel Gardner, a clerk in the Paymss,er Gene.
rails office, The Colonel is a sts,ipch Uniopi,t
and firm supporter of the adninistration. md al
the breaking out Of the rebellion and an in bis
power to prevent his wayward son from Joining
the rebels, but without effect. .t'II' a III
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25
LEES pnELIMIsARY RKroar.

General Lee, though known as rebel and
not entirely unknown as a soldier, we belieye
has never received the credit due 10 his una ucs.
tionable poetic talents, which are so well
known to his friends that he is familiarly
known to them by the eplthet which was con-
fcrred by an adnliring world on o heroic poet
Of Germany-"thc Liar and Sword" The Or
biography has suffered "sca-chauge In
crossing the Atlantic, which makes II only
more strlkingly appropriate. Ono of our In.
defatigable corps of army corrosp spondents sends
us the subjoined effort of tho rebel chiefs
genius, into which, with singular tcrseucss and
vigor, he congresses the whole history of his
recent campaign. The liberty which the haSsdI
bard has taken with the name of sbs city of
Brotherly Love may be opardoned,a when We
consider that he did not take anything else.
But hero Is the poem. a'.
.us. In eighteen hundred sixty.thrce
with pomp and mighty swell,
Me and Jeh's coofederacier taI
Went forth to sack Phil-del.
The Yankees they got arter us,
And GIN US particular hill,
And we skedaddlea back again,
And didn't sack Phil.deI.