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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

No WYsysusss yssvSsu fAssAs sf ssailtss) rssa-
dent In the same town. county, or district with the
person for whom exemption y claimed.
FORM 80.
c"+.fo'fe u Ese~r6or ." aeeo"n' q u"'.''a''e"s"
~ ga~.
Of having been enrolled under the pro-
visions Of an act Of Congress, "for enrolling and
calling out the national forces" &C., approved
March o. 1854, lisble to perform military duty In
the service Of the United States, hereby certify
that am not legally subject to such liability, aud
for the following reason:
That am years oil age.
We, the subscriber, ard ,
Of the town, county and state above mentioned,
hereby ce: tify that the above statement OF
. age is correct and true, to the best Of our
knowledge and belief ..r.......
.ss......ss..s.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Personally appeared before me the sbove-named
and and severaliy
made oath that the above certificates are correct
and true, to the best Of their knowledge and belief
........................
Justice ofhe Peace.
Dated At
NorE 1.-The certificate in regard to age is, In
all cases where practicable, to be sisaed by the
parents Of the person claiming exemption, and the
requirements specned in the regulations are to be
adhered to. The blank space in the certificate to
iadioate the age Of the person to be lled as follows
That am "under twenty" years OF age
That am tower thirty years OF age "and
married" o. Tl'"
That q am tower forty.ave' years Of age, &C.
a eording to the facts In the case.
~ laas A. L. .,N ala 1aI h,,
the parents, tho fact Of age must be certified to by
two respectable persons thcads Of fami ies) resi-.
dent in the same town, county, or district with the
person for whom exemption is claimed, and the
requirements Of paragraph 81, Regulations, &C,
must be complied with. Jy29-it
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

A SALOON CLEANED OUr.-Lieutenan Bran
AZ, of Capt. Jobnson's Detective Corps, was yes.
.rday ordered to take a fatigue party Of the
Ioyost Guard, and take charge Of Clark's saloon
the corner Of Seventeenth and streets. He
ID 90, and moved everything to warehouse No.
he occupants were ordered to leave sometime
20, and not doing SO the above order was given
he building Is to be arranged for the use Of the
,yernment,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

CANTERBURY,
THE SUMNER THEATRE,
STANDARD A. ist %1src HALL,
PoPyLAR AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION.
THE ONLY EsTXsIisaMENT OF TIE KIM
IN WASHINGTON.
MAMMOTH
MAMMOTH
PRAMsTie PRAMsTIc ANB ANP 9PEsATIG
MONDAY NIGHT, JULY q1, 1853,
thrilling Nautical Drama, In two y, acts, VI '"'
TMhk M ftSHTiSs Ss SkAeSs Sk4SSs 81 81 DEATHi DEHTs
THE FLOATING BEACON OF DEATH
Hs M: SESsGE SESRSE T. T. EDEsSs EDEsSs
JACK ,ask JUNK, ,ySk, 1 $zEsskEE EsskEE Tar: Tar:
-, DO you see III, that picture on my hiatt Th.t's
bir, that ever laid an egg"
This production is put upon the stage with the
utmost care in all Its details and Is csrfIly Illus.
IERRoRs AND PERILs OF THE SEA,
mariner e subjected from the piiless elementa and
NEW AND APPROPRIATE sGENfRY,
NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY,
H. MORTIMER. MORTIMER
The representation Of the
DECK Of THE FLOATING BEACON,
se =. e.
TERRIFIC HAND.To HAND SEA FIGHT,
Il, particularly Masterpiece OF Artistic Acumen.
Continued brilliant success Of Americas iavorits
MISS EVA ssEsT,
Misss EVA BBkREENT,
who will appear each evening in several OF her
Magnetic Efforts.
An Enchanting new Scotch Ballet, entitled
HEATHER BLOSSOMS,
HEATHER BLOSSOMS,
HEATHER BLOSSOMS,
J. q. LOUIS szoLLOsY, and introducing the
REGAL COURT OF BEAUTY,
REGAL COURT OF BEAUTY,
Consisting of Corps OF the most beautiful young
ladies on the stage.
Misses Kate Harrison,
' Grace De King,
Lucy Clifton,
VIII appear in several Beautiful Dances.
,oy, fhe Great Ethiopian Trio,
DENNY GALLAGhEh, -
In entirely new Negro Farces, Extravaganza, 10
WILLIS J. .ARMsTRoNG,
The Great Juggler, Pantomimist and Comic Dancer
II. WILLIAMS, G. MARSHALL, &o,
Forming In all an
UNPARALLELED ARRAY OF GENUINE
TALENT.
Admihsioh.''''... ..............'."'2o cent
Orcnestfa... .oO cent
| Private Boxes, holding six persons, five dollars
Doors open at tx O'Clock; Performance at 8.
A GRAND MATINEE
GRAND MATINEE
viii be given next
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
| For the accommodation Of Ladies' and Children
when the great Canterbury Company will appear
THE GREAT ZANFRETTA TROUPE
or Pantomimists, Dancers, Gymnasts, Rope Dane
ers, Ac, embracing the principal members and onl,
representatives in America Of the famous RAvEl
TROUPE, are engaged and will appear at this es
tablishment on Monday evening, August ., 1883.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

Sum total Observation-Disclosures. 81 $50
pr. C. W. Davis informed the Board that the
I'd tcndered their resignations, to take effect
hgust sist, 1863. designations were accepted.
pr. Davis suggested that since Miss Choate 10 In
ould take effect from the date therscf-she
ould not receive the vacation gratuity.
Mr. Holmead thought that she should receive pay
,ireI-periormsd the arduous labors attendant
ION The yearly examination and returned her
Sir. Morssil stated that the gentleman was mis-.
ken. Teachers were not employed by the year.
hey could be dismissed at any time, even in the
idle Of a month.
1nths, which the Board OF Trustees 10 their wis.
m defined the scholastic year, and therefore she
ould be entitled to yearly pay.
Mr.. utermehie said: II the resignation ts ac-
ire \ teacher to give month's notice Of 9 resis-
tion. The Board elect +. teacher Just 30 long as
or she suits, and NO LONGER, He could see no
use she has worked ten and hall months, ergo
e is entitled to the pay Of q year. He thought
at ,he 70 I'd Of Iru.tsss Whilst eu,sSdians q
most economy In the distribution Of those funds.
10 theory Of the vacation was to give the teach
. not time to rest from their examination labors,
It time to relax, so as to be better prep red for
After lengthy discussion between Mr.. Holmesd
ID Mr.. Uternehle-which we hsve not the space
give-the consideration OF Miss Chonte's rcsig-
,tion was, on motion, postponed till the next
eetiug OF the Board, for the purpose OF procuring
pm her a resignation In writing, which the rulei
the Board require.
fThe debate In the Board gave rise to the follow.
L resolution OF Mr. Morsell which was adopted
Resolved, That no teacher, while in the employ oi
Board, sSall engage In any Other lucrative pur'
ut, on pain Of dismissal. ~
Mi. Ellis presented the following bills for pay
ent, which were sanctioned by the Board: y
The b II of Samnel Lewis, for medals, e138 80.
The bill Of Mr. Ballantyne, for book premiums,
1881.
Another bill of MIR. Balantyne, for premiums
i1i.
Philadeiphia, for set OF Felton's Outline Maps
lh.
The bill of W. W. CorcoraD, formerly Of this city
1t now OF London, for tha rent Of school house
/ Accounts.
On motion of DR.. Davis the Board adjourned til
,e last Tuesday in August.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

Six Beautiful Ladies' IN Songs and Dances.
Six BeautifutLsdies in Songs and Dances
Six Beautiful Ladies' IN songs and Dances.
Six Beautiful Ladies' In Songs and Dances.
Six Beautiful Ladies' In Songs and Dances.
Six Beautiful Ladies' in Songs and Dances.
Six Beautiful Ladies' In Songs and Dances.
Six d Rutiiul Ladies' in Songs and Dances.
Six Beautiful Ladies' In Songs and Dances.
six Beautiful Ladies' In Songs and Dances.
Six Beautiful Ladies IN songs and Dances.
Continued Success Of
MARY WALTON,
MARY WALTON,
MARY WALTON,
MARY WALTON,
MARY WALTON
MARY WALTON
EVA BRANCH,
EVA BRANCH,
EVA BRANCH,
EVA BRANCH,
EVA BRANCH.
Continued Success Of
KATE CLARE,
BILLY LACoUNT,
BILLY LACOUNT,
BILLY LACOUNT
" iDA DEvERE,
MISS LUCRoW,
BiILY WEST,
fRHSK HOWARD
JOSEPHINE PARKER
JOSEPHINE PARKER,
JOSEPHINE PARKER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

FORGING SOLDIERS PAPERs.-Wm. Hill,
rsncis sullivan, and Andrew J. Smith, three fancy
boklng sports, were yesterday committed to the
entral Guardhouse, by Colonel Baker, on the
aarge of forging discharges for soldiers. We do
bt know how they will like the air Of the Hossi Dc
locp =, but think that before Colonel Baker Will
ave done with them, the gloss of the broad cloth
nm which they were enca,cd will be sadly rusted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

TIE only place where you can purchase lndt
Rubber goods Of all kinds at scfurevs prices,
pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tentl
streets. mar o-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29


Dated At
this day Of 1856 -.
. NoTE This 10 only Intended to apply where
tho members OF the family claiming exemption re-
side In the same family. II any Of the members re-
side elsewhere, and have gone into the military
service Of the United States, exemption on that
account can be claimed.
NoTE 2-This certificate must be signed by one
Of the parents II there be any IL not, by two re-
spectacle persons (heads Of families) resident In
the same town, county, or district, with the per.
son for whom exemption Is claimed.
FORM 20.
Certificate thai the person liable 10 the drar 10 tie
father Of moherlen children under u years Of dge,
dependent on his labor for support.
l. the subscriber, being liable
to draft into the service Of the United States,
hereby make anidavit that ! am the father OF
motherless child under 70
years Of age, and dependent on my labor for sup
port. ....,....,,.....,...,...
We, the Subscribers, ..- and
residents Of county, State Of
hereby certify that -- 10 father
OF motherless children under 70 years Of
age, and dependent on his labor for support.
'''''''''''.''..........
Personally appeared before me the aOOvs.nAmed
and and scyerally made oath
thst the above certificate correct and true to the
best OF their knowledge and belief
Observation-Disclosures.
d.. .I. Justice Of he Peace.
Dated this day
OF les H.. .H
NorE.-The first certificate Huss be signed by
the person claiming exemption, and the second by
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29

Total. ............ ,z9o en-
Intingent Expenses Of all the Districts. Si2,.
ntingent Expenses Of Board Of Trustees.
laries OF Treasurer, secretary and Music
Teacher. ...................... J..
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

Republicans come forth asking the peopleltd
vote away their liberties, under the silly
tyrant's plea q, a tswar necessity. 2 Our peo-
pie do not understand that because they favor
war for any purpose, that they must there.
fore favor absolutism tyranny of the despot,
OF, slavery of any kind. If wars are worth
any thing, they should be directed Ia the caus6
thesLIBERTY OF THE oiTIzEN These ard
the issues which the LINCOLN and Top admin
sistration have forced uponf he people Of 0hiD /
and they have responded ia d way, not proba-
bly, expected by their yenal supporters.
sses Now1let the1pe6ple have fqfs1 election and
.ietsthem decide these great questions for themS
selves without BAYoNETs, andlWithodt EI0or1i
organizations to interfere with the freedom
of the ballet The people,Hill, no doubt, sea
that the ballot ON the day of election is not
only not obstructed by any force or poMeE
whatsoever, but that no fraud shall be com-E
mitted by improper votings I'VE sshopey thefe-
fore, that the GoinnsereSdt makes its deelafa.
tiona honestly, and net to throw the DemocratS
off their guard by false pretenees. The Dem-
ocrats are, however, wide awake, and, HilIrnot
be caught mapping on SO great an occasion. = :
Democrats ars In fagorsof peacea=.
bieelection-of peacein Ohio ozof peace etery-
where, if it can be honestly obtained, 1t cap~
not be supposed that they are insensible to ei5
ther their rights oftheir honor, but are ready
to vindicate1both at,any cost that may be nee.
essaryxs They care ;as little for 1ifeEor propers
ty any Republican eanwhen the final issue
is pressed upon them.-- GTisis.a KAfzxIH
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! out for xVaIIandigham. 9

/
The Wezsvizze Patriot of September 1st
thus announces its determination to support
the champions Of freedom, the Constitution
EEaand The Union E9aHEz -E3aggs 8Ga4"
"HeretoforeI We have endcaroted to print,
in common parlance, "neutral paper, but
the days Of neutrality are, over. When but
two auestiors present themselves to the Amer
lean peopfe-a fyfant t rule, severed Union
aud a devastated country; !; or restored Gov
eminent with all its safeguards for personal
liberty secured ,-nno man., unless be has lost
allsenses of manhood and independence, and
is willing to become an humble suppliant at
the foot of a tyrant's throne, can hesitate
which side to espouse. Our Union M ust be
preserved and our Constitution must be main
tained, despite the Vaccinations of wicked and
corrupt men, and we can see no way Dyi which
those noble structures, reared by our fathers,
are to be p.rpetn etnated, j. unless the people in
their majesty hurl from power the dom1naft
tarty, who fofs two dong years, hayeoeursed the
nation snd ground the people to POWDER s. wv We
then, as a American citizen and publisher OF
an independent, and unfritnrnaled journal,
without consulting aGy mas. .er, or being forced
by any set of men from mere Ybread and but
ter" considerations, this day hoist the name OF
that pure patriot and,incerruptible statesman,
Hon. Clement L. Vallandigham, at the very
mention of whose names domestic ayfants fair
ly tremble, the nomineeof the Democracy OF
of Ohio for Governor, and the rest OF the
Democratic State ticket. .e.z,-;5z..,I. .,.s.I-
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An 1f1llta infamous onfrrassc.. fhraas :.
lfFromI de Sc. LClairsvilla g.


:, On, Friday evening 1ast,awhile "a portion of
| the, DcmoeratssfroRls BE ]aire we're returning
homo from Bridgeport having been in at
tendance at9tle great gath sripg of the people
at st Cla;rsville on that day-and while tie
canoe full of beautiful and innocent little girls
was passing, they we're assailed with stones
and other missiles, thrown by a get of coward
ly Republican blackguards, who infest the
towns. of Bridgeport, West Wheeling; and
Martinsyille. We understand that some of
.the little Misses were badly abused, and one
severely injured. - sTsR q Lac -te1.is'5 10 %
~ We would like es.to know how long these
things are to be borne. If there is any rene
dy, we think it time it should be speedily ap-
piled Let the Democrats of Bellaire ferret
out these offenders, and the law, with its qse-
yerest penalties to them, and we think it
most likely that these outrages will cease in
that quarter of the country. The law has had
very salutary influence in the neighborhood
Of 10y dsviIle since it has been applied to a
few of these Republican bulliesa Let it be
applied at Bridgeport, and every place where
these outrages are committed upon the rights
Of American citizens and if if it shall become
necessary to build aaI new Penitentiary,a the
people will bear the expense most cheerfully
{ We hope our. Bellaire friends will give this
matter all the, attention that is necessary to-
bring these .dastardly offenders, to justice. si
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Mhere. tllex. Inyariab1y land. !. j.

r. Whenever you hear renegade Democrats
crying out that the party has left them,i you
may SET it down as fixed fact, that they will
tionists, and become the most 9anatical and in
toIefast of that Africanized party. You will
find them in close affliation with mem who
never were and never claimed to be Democrats
A person would fhfhkS that after an experience
of thirty years, and over. this class of fools
would become scarce. Such men as claim to
be s'life-long Democrats, 2 have, during their
whole politicabcareer, denounced, as imposters,
men, for setting up j dst such silly claims Us
they now set uP!a Do they now think that
what fbey never believed of others They
are very silly, if they do.--MorthF Vest % :.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
uDEHEoCRATIg, CAMPAIGN SONG
.yilqaa Arn-"Red, white and Blue. L

ssszo, Columbia the Gem OF the 7oceat;; ;iiT Esai
Once the home of the brave and the free
The shrine of each patriots devotion, : .
The Democracy offer homage to thee
Thy mandates make heroes assemble,
When Liberty's form stands in view; -r
Thy banners make Tyranny tremble,
.aaiyE5Ss When borne aby VMallandighan ALA and Pugh'
|, ,,.svw When horns by yallandigham and Pugh,
When borns by Va1landigham and Pugh,
When borne by Va11andigham and Pugh.
! 49, While w5r wages wide deso1ation,
And threatens our land to deform,
And the Ark of our Freedoms foundation
a Is trampled by tyu ants with scorns; s4s,,iT-
The Democracy-our Union restorers-~-
So noble, SO gallant and true,i, s,i.g,.ts, a.
With their flag proudly floating before them;
<as And rallying for " Vallandigham and Pugh,
CHl lRUs-
Then hurrah for Va1landigham and Pugh,
Then hurrah for Vallandigham and Pugh,
laa With their flag proudly floating before then
Are rallying to Vallandigham and Pugh !!
The Union, tae Union forever,
May it peaceand pgosperity bring,
And s'Old Abe'' and his shoddy contractors
7 rYTo-the spirit of darkness descend;
May Democrats united he'er sever, c9s o.
But they to their motto prove true;
ssThe Constitution and the Union forever,vD
Three cheers for Vallandigham and Pugh.
49,, CHoRUs-
'ii-1 Three cheers for TaiiandigHan and Pugh,
Three cheers for Vallandighani and Pugh,
- 'tsThe Constitution and Union forever" 3" =
Three cheers for Va1landigham and Pugh.
q
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If:

Webelieve that no intelligent man who un
derstands the form and nature of our Govern
ment, has ever contended that thepeople Of
any State have not the right to establish AT
rican Slavery if they are disposed tq<do so.--
It is generally conceded that if majority Of
theipeople of Ohio were resolved upon the es-
Enlistment of slavery, byzealling conven-
ton to amend the Consultation, they have q
right TO adoptsqeh amendments as shall estaB,
haven right whatever to interfere with it. =
Now if this is Hue-=-if sfayery s.a state fnstt=
tution--how can that right be taken away from
the. southern people, SO long as the present
Constitution of the United Estates remains un
changed p Gtf5.% %Adoertiser. - =
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THE uURDER In eII EDNA.
A Man Charged With the Crime
Arrested.

Some weeks ngo&e published an account Of
a brutal murder, for money, having, been com
mitted in the town of Medina, in whioh Mr.
Shubal Coy, his wife and child were all Killed
and the house set on fire toq conceal tf1e deed
by some william who at the time eldded detec
ton, leaving the whole affair shrondedI In com
plete mystery. .ilsaame has a9s7ema
= lPiz=ratl.srsstYr- g rryvs-s- Ger tla
apprehension Of the murderer; and now after
considerable lapse of time from the commits
Sion of the crime, we are Informed a man has
been arrested upon strong circumstantiall evil
-dencesC The accused is young man; named
Streeter,l originally from Boston. s1sIt.eappears
that when the Heighbors extinguished the fire
and discovered the mutilated remains Of Mr..
Gov and his family in the house, they' also
found onithe floor paper envelope which had
contained money taken by the fmurder9 and
upon it were some bloody, finger marks that had
been made as the bills were abstracted.
We understand that among the Medina com,
munity,, Srreeter bore little or no character,
except having married into respectable fami1s
ly, was possessed of no means, and. had -beenia
resident among them but a year. By friendly
relations existias between his wife and Mrs
Toy he became familiar with Coy's house, and
knew about how much money was kept there
By this and his character, suspicion of the
crime -privatesy fixed upon him. So
strong was the belief In his Implication in the
murder, that when, a short time after it had
been committed, he started west, detective
was put On his tra-k, who followed him through
several States, noting the lavish expenditure
of money by man who was known to have
none of his own, and upon that proof alone
arrested him In bed at night while n1Mineso-
ia. He then subjected to immediates
search, and in his pocket book was1ound two
S20 hills shearinop hIoetv fs,,yer ,narl similar
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FL .
$50 Ba- Gen Logan, of Illinois, ,ssiu recent
speech, made very gentlemanly. illusions to
Judge Mulkey,aof Cairo. The Judge, in .
sharp letter, deals in frank personal reminis-
cences. He writes :es :
You cannot have forgotten how often we
have taken solitary strolIs in the woods to-
gether, and there, side by side, upon the ground
on some fallen tree, poured into each 9th.
er's ears our griefs, and We'd with each other
in cursing Lincoln and his Administration y
We have pfacticed law to- ether, played cards
together, got drunk together, and, SO far as I
could see, were on terms of perfect equality.
Yet all at once grand metamorphosis takes
place, VI ohm ssA-s sLogansSis. turneds into
Ge1eLogan. and John H. Mulkey is left Just
where he was : hence the difficulty in the
Generals reaching him. What a pity, j ohm,
that you did not live lin the days of Ovid, that
justice mightIhaEe, been ideoesto yoursmiracu-
lous change. ft.ii gisaHsisi I'D II aIiivfsk
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united states LOTTERY.

.izl.H f.iI---i-l4iet % -iE4aa =
Some acetious gentlemen has perpetrated
the following. The points need no explains
tionl:Es l1a8a5
United States Lottery! Great ind cement
Brilliant schemes5A AllPrizes and no blanks
Tickets for either Glasses 1 or III distributed
Gratis. 80 1aB old szsTst =
No Internal Revenue Stamps'required. Il
= The drawing of prize number will entitle
the fortunate holder to EIsisisae1fal z7sr9 Oft
i bran new, highly finished musket - 40
/ bran new suit of. clothes;
pair of shoes and stockings;
i elegant blanket;
nice haVersaek and knapsack
"a I nice cartridge box with go rounds of am
munition = .-.l.f - -, s,,.i5 .i,ss
Il nice tin plate, tin cup, knife, fork and
ispoonjaG a-a t-=ii aw Eoiiilsq ,aI5 ssis T
: In addition to this, the holder of the lucky
number will have regular income of SI3 per
month, and sswhen this cruel war is over,s will
receive a, capital prize osISl00.fW b;s - ri :
aissW Hh such inducements, the manager hopes
to be largely patronized by aan hppreciating
public. This is no humbug, catch-penhy in
,stitution, but a genuine lottery, in which the
managers will fulfill all they promise. sl1asf
. bLegalized by act of Congress, approved
March 8, 1863. bids % @5a iz9a 9lli ia
la Ali prizes, cashed by the Provost Marshals
of the different districts -, ~
Time tof drawing will be duly announced,
and.any one drawing prize will be immedi-
ately notified of the fact.
COLI B. FRY, Manager