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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
Items From Rebel Papers.
THE WHEAT CRoP SOUTH.


Beyond dispute the wheat crop OF the present
year in Georgia win be by far the largest that
has ever been raised In the State. We have as
surances of this from every section of Georgia.
In many counties harvesting is already over,
and in others near to us 1t has begun, and In a
short time the wheat will be stacked In the
fields of our mountain country, most of which
has been sowed by this prolific cereal. We
hear, too, that the wheat this year is remarka- a.
bly, good, Several samples have been exhibited
to us which warrant this conclusion.-AtIdntG
hnteui9encer.
ARRIVAL or YANKEE PRISONERS.
One hundred and ninety eight Yankee prls-
oners, captured at Raymond, Miss, arrived
here on Wednesday evening, and were assigned
quarters at the Libby. It would be a material
saving of expense and trouble If some arrange
ment could DO made for the exchange of prls-
oners at some other place in the Confederacy
besides City Point. The transportation and
guard from Mississippi to Virginia constitute
no small item.-Riclpmond Wing.
DURATION OF TIE WAR.
The Richmond Dispatch has a long editorial
on the "Duration of the War;" and says that
"ninety-nine out of every hundred Southern
people are making up their minds to accept,
With fortitude and resignation, war as their
natural condition for the remainder Of their
earthly existence" 1t closes by saying, Let
us sge how long he will want the war to last
when all the horrors that the South has wit
messed are transferred to Northern soil" -,
THE "EXILEs."
Tho Richmond Sentinel has a very pathetic
article upon the cruelty of sending within the
Confederate lines Registered enemies" &c,
II says:
"What are we to do with these homeless,
plundered exiles Receive them kindly, OF
course. The citizens of the COnfedeTaey must
fling wide their doors and divide their cheer
with them. Every purse and every heart must
be open to them. We must receive them
warmly and generously, as the citizens OF Mo,
bile received the expelled citizens of New Or,
leans"
PREMIUM on GOLD.
On account Of the scarcity of the precious
metals, and the demand for exchange or III
equivalent, the brokers have again raised the
premium for gold. It Ia now held firmly at 81
premium, selling rate. Tho brOkers offer s.. 81
premium, or Sl3 in cuTrOnGy for 80 In gold
fact which Illustrates the scarcity Of coin, ant
not the depreciation Of our paper money. sil
yer is ffty cents below the rate for gold. Rich
| Exam.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

OK WEDNESDAY AND Thursday EVENINGS,
10th and lIth instant, the ladies Of the ST. Johns
church will give strawberry festival for the ben
eht of the Sabbath school connected with the
church. II will be given at the Union HOTEL COM
mencing at O'Clock, p m. This being a strdDberry
festival and the first one Of the season, and being
also under the exclusive management Of the ladies'
It will certainly present great attractions to those
Of the citizens who delight In forwarding such
movenementsj not only for their own qualification,
but for the pTaiSeworthy object to which the pro-
ceeds are to be devoted.
POLICE CAsEs.--Drunk, Mary Simmons, sent
to workhouse. Larceny Of horse, Richard Cruit,
dismissed. Drunk, RosannA o. Donnell, fined 81 SO.
Disorderly conduct, Jas. o'Neal, fined S5II; Henry
Chandler, fined Ss.62j Chas Curtis, dismissed.
Drunk, Isaac Swan, CathArine France, Mary Nc.
Guire, dsmlsBed.
MARINE LIsT.-1rriVdlS- Baltimore,
Lewis, New York, mdse. to Morgan n RhInehart.
Schrs. RoxAnna, Hunt, Port Deposit, lumber to
Joseph Libby, -
Schr Mary and Adeline, Jenkins, lumber to same.
DepdriursE steamship II. J. DsVenny, Bristoe,
mdse. to Philadelphia.
Ann Eliza, Matthews, Newark, New Jersey.
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-Arriuel-
Boats with coal in tOns-To Rays Docks; P. A..
Healy, lO7I Amelia snyder, 1885, Thomas sheridan,
lO6i W. H. BaTgeT, lO7j W. r. Chaplin, IIOj Gen.
Mcclellan, IO9, G. W. Summers, lOs; John s. Du-
trow, iii d. Cromwelli IFS. To Agnsw's Docks;
S, NJ. Petrie, li6I Liberty, I2s To Borden Mining
Co.; n. stanhope, lIlj p. 4. HaldeFmAn, IO6, John
A. RsinhArt, loOj Five Sisters, IO0j J. W. seAmen,
1885, II. G, Rttern, lI9 To Bundry merchantsi R.
J. Johnson, BTI Union, lO9j John German, llsj A.
r. Stone, lIOj II. C. h j. d. Turner, llb.
DspdrfursS-John Hill, p. A. HeGley, A. Snyder,
Mary T.. Mccoy, Thomas sherdeR, Minnie Slack,
p. T.. HAldcrman, T.. stanhope, Boyer L. Watson,
Maggie Miller, J. u. shaw, Union, r. J. Johnson,
John German, Old Dominion, John s. Dutrow, II.
Resley, Five Sisters, II. C. n J. D. Turner, Gen.
RoseorAnS, John A. ReinhArt, Keystone,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
FROM PORT HUDSON.
The Siege Progress

The Siege ProgresslnB.
The New Orleans Era Of the ed Instant has
the following dispatch;
HEADQUARTERS NIHETEEHTH Army CoRPs,
BEFORE PoRT HUDSON, May 28.--A severe bat
tie was fought yesterday by the forces under
Gen. Banks and the rebel garrison. The loss
is considerable on both sides, but will fall far
short of the first estimates. Our forces ad-
vSncsd to the enemy's works, and hold their
position to-day.
The Era says: Since the above was received
we have most satisfactory Information In re-
gard TO the progress Of the Siege Of Port Hud-
son, but which, from prudential motives, we
refrain from publishing. Our forces are grad
ually gaining on the enemy, and a few days
will decide tho fate of that rebel stronghold"
Other New Orleans papers contain nothing
different, but are filed with lists of the rebel
killed and wounded at Charlottesville, and
other secesh matter. All officers serving on
detailed duty in and around New Orleans have
been ordered to their regiments at Port Hud,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
Genera l Banks Reinforced at
Port Hudson.
TNe Now Orleans UniOnists Tender
Their Services 70 Him,

Especial DcgpAteh to the National Republican,
.r. NEW YosS, June 0.
AdN does received by tho stSHmer Continental
show that Gen. BanlSs had been reinforced at
Port Hudson sInce the battle Of the 27th ult.
Seven regiments and one battery, troops be.
longing to his own department, have Joined
the army besdging Port Hudson.
In addition to this, the unconditional Union
men Of New Orleans have rendered their ser.
vices to Gen. Banks, should he require them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
. WAsHINGTON, ID. o.
NnnIn WORnAI

WHENEVER THEr (THE REBEls) HAVE ThE
U POWER. TuEY DRIVE BEEoRE THEN nlTo Their
RANKS THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND THEY
" WOULD ALSO DRIVE us. TRUaF TuHN NOT.
" WERE THEY ALE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
DESTROY Us WITHOUT EfEROY. ABSOLUTELY
ASSURED OF THEsE THINGS, i An AMAZED THAT
" ANY ONE COULD THINK OF 'FEAoB ON ANY
g IERNs.' He WHO ENTEBTkTSs THE SENTIMENT
t Is FIT ONLY TO BE SLAVE HB WHO UrTbRs
10 IT At rHIs THE, MOREOVER, Is TRAITOR TO
' MS COUNTRY, WHO DBsERvEs TIE scoRN AND
CONTEMPT OF AL HONORABLE MEN: N:"-hose-
-Gas, to De General ASSsr'blyof Onto, Fsor1aTv'
6 sbg
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
irhs-zsus 81 slusgU. .. snip sshsppsra
KnappB


A report from Acting Volunteer Lieutenant
Commauding Il. 8. Eytinge, dated May %,
1853, Cspe Haytlen, ". l., was thiS forenoon
received a. tho Navy Deparinnent. He reports
the srouding of the Uplied states chip shep-
perd Knapp, upon the shoai in entering Cape
lHaytion, west India hsrbor, undN the follow
Ing circumstances
At $40 p. M, set Jack forward for pilot;
at4 p. m. made signal numbera 10 the'men OF
war In the harbor, at Q Up. m. fred signal gun
for pilot. No pilot coming and the wind
being very light and directly in the har-
Dor, not being able 10 haul of, we anch-
ored, aud awaited for daylight. Sail wac
reduced to topsails, and The leadsman gave
soundings ten fathoms, whom the next heave
gave three. He ordered the helm put hard-a-
port, and, as the ship turned OF the reef, her
after keel trolled the reef and the force of the
current swung her the wrong wayi so she now
headed southeast on tho coral reef. An attempt
was at once made to heave her of, but failed.
Everything of value to the Government was
saved. Tho only loss Is the hull, which Is rec
commended TO be sold for the benefit Of the Gov
ernment
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
Organization of ooIOrsd Troops In Mis-

Organization Of COIOrsd Troops In Mis-
souri,.
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-By special authority
from Adjutant General Thomas, General Prem.
tiss has detailed Colonel Pride, Of the Thirty.
ganiEation OF colorod regiments In this depart.
ment.
The order has been fully indorsed by General
schofeld, who has directed all officers in the
department to afford all proper facilities for the
discharge of this duty.
Col. Pride has also obtained permission from
Gov. Gamble to enrol and remove from the
State all negroes desiring to enlist, excepting
those belonging to loyal owners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
Reconnaissance on James Is
land.
Less than 1000 Rebels on the Island.

NEW YORK, June IA letter from Folly
Island near Charleston, dated 1st instant, states
that few days previously 1t having been OBJ
served from the lookout that James Island had
deserted appearance, reconnaissance was
ordered, which resulted in tho demonstration
that there arc less than one thousand rebel
troops there.
Their number had hitherto been estimated at
from ten to twelve thousand.
The inference among our men is, that the
bulk of the rebel force has been sent to operate
against Grant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
Naval ordsrs To-day.

Lieutenant Commander 7. G. Harris has
been detached from the Penguin, and ordered
to command the gunboat ChlPpawa, viee A.
BrysOn, detached.
Lieut.. J. II. Rowland has boon detached
from the Shenandoah and ordered to the
Roanoke.
Lieut.. Smith W. Nichols, detached from the
Roanoke, and ordered to the Shenandoah.
Ensigns H. @. Taylor and Yates Sterling have
been ordered TO the Shenandoah.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
The situation at vIoksburg.

eve do not feel at liberty to publish details
of tho latest information received here from the
vicinity Of Vicksburg, inasmuch In SO doing we
might promulgate facts the knowledge OF which,
perchance, would aid the enemy's resistance Of
Grants army, Suffice II to say that we are
satisfied that there Is very late information here
from that quarter of an entirely satisfactory
character. Gen. Grant is progressing well in
deed with his work in hand"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
THEo. ,. STOKES, sec,y. 7ii17 n r


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palpitation OF the heart, whites, all nervous afeo
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ruptions Of nature. ~ EFElT -
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in the treat.
ment OF those irregularities and obstruction.
which have consigned 20 many to a PRrMAruRr
oRAyE. No female can enjoy good health unles
she Is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline,
DR. CHEEsEMAN's PILLS
are the most effectuAl remedy ever known for ali
complaints peculiar to Females To all olasues tbev
are invaluable, inducing, Ieih certainty periodical
regularity. They are known to thousands, who
have used them at different periods, throuehout
the country, having the sanction Of some or the
most eminent PhyTiciaRS IN America.
Explicit directions, stating iphen hsV shovH nof A,
used, witt each box-the Price One Dollar D,r A.
containing from 80 to 90 Pills.
Pills lent BY mad, promptly, by remittinR 10 the
Proprietor Sold by Druggists generally
r. b. HUTCHINGs, ProprietoF
Sold by S. CALVERf ST FoRb' bork'
,.,o,s Cor. Pa. ave. and I1th st.,
20 ls-eouom Washington,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
List OF Casualties at the Sinking OF the
GunbOat Cincinnati on the hIississIppI
River.

Rtllsd.-Henry Attcnborough, pilot; Tobias
Cody, carpenters mate; James Thompson and
Daniel Hand, landsmen.
WOWnded.-Peter Dalton, landsman; Gilbert
j. Coleman, ensign; Simon shultiee, ist asst
eng.i Henry Bosby, ensign; G. W. Stevens,
acting carpenters Chas. Bratton, seaman; VIM.
Woodruff, contraband, Cd class fireman; Clo-
Wis o. Smith, landsman; Thos. W. Hamilton,
quartermasterj Solomon Guess, master-at-arms;
Patrick Rocket, lst class boy; Geo Washing.
ton, contraband; VIM. II. Cohen, paymaster's
steward, Isaac Foreman, contraband, Capitalize Is
steward; Fred Young, private, Co. c, 5Sth
Ohio vols.
Drowned.-Jas. Cooper, captain afterguard;
Patrick Burns, captain afterguard; Henry
Thornburg, Cornelius O'Nell, seamen; Leopold
Snyder, James Pettlugil, iandsmen; james
Wilson, Henry Freeman, Albert Williams,
Richard Howard, contrabands aud 1st class
boys; VIM. Redhorn, corporal, Co. c, 5Sth o.
yols.i Martin Campbell, George Just, privates,
5sth o. vols; Thos Smith, laudsman, taken
man, drowned
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
Admiral Porter,s Fleet,

Admiral Porter forwarded to the Navy De-
partmeut, this morning, detailed report Of
the operations of his fleet. 1t appears from
the report, that, from the 25th of March to the
10th of May, the feet under his command has
captured sixteen blockade runners and driven
| four on shore.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
A SHARP CAVALRY FIGHT AT BEV.
ERLY FORD,

A dispatch was received at Gen. Helntzel-
mans headquarters this morning, stating that
the rebel cavalry, supposed to be stuart's, and
portion of our cavalry had a brisk Skirmish
this morning at Beverly Ford, near the Kappa
hammock. The fight was going on when the
dispatch was sent, and the result has not
reachnh mR.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
Tn, BnI,srd Campaign.

In the playing yesterday in New York, Tie
man beat Estephe 1856, and Deery, the Washing
ton player, boat Kavnaugh 90 points. This Is
the FIRST game lost by Kavnaugh, who has won
Eve games out Of six.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
Edition
FouR o.cIoOk.P.H
THE sITUATioN.

Gems. Grant and Banks, both on tho same
side Of the Mississippi, are progressing in the
reduction and capture of vieksburg and Port
Hudson. Both have been reinforced, and are
able 10 take care of the enemy. q
General Hooker's army lswido awake, watch,
ing and frustrating Lees operations. The
Union cavalry are giving the rebels much trou-
bic, and General Lee has found out within a
few days past that he can neither advance or
retire without fighting. Our private advices
demonstrate this factyery satisfactorily.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
LOSS OF THE SHEPHERD KNAPP.
RAID BY A NEGRO REGIMENT.
They Bring 1900 COntrabands into
Camp.

NEW YoRK, June "a Hilton Head letter
reports the total loss of the gunboat shepperd
Knapp, which went ashore at Nassau.
Col. Montgomery had made a raid with his
negro regiment, bringing in thousand con-
trabands.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
The Second YaIOo EIpsdItIon.

The Navy Department received to-day de-
tailed report of the second expedition up the
Yszoo river.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
FROM BANKS DEPARTMENT.
Gen. Stone to Command Sher-
mans Division.
KIRBY SMITH AT FRANKLIN, La.
Port Hudson Does not Reply
to Our Gunboats.
Gen, Banks Refuses the Rebel Terms
OF Surrender.
KIRBY SMITH At FRANKLIN, Ii

New York, june 9.-General Stone, who il
at New Orleans, will probably be appointed to
the command of Sherman's division.
The rebel Kirby Smith is reported at Frank
lin, Louisiana.
The gunboats bombarded Port Hudson day
and night Of the Goth of May, without re,
spouse.
1t is reported that Gen. Gardiner offered Ia
surrender the place IL allowed to march out
with guns, provisions, ETC., but that General
Banks declined these terms.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09

REAPPoNTED.-Surgeon C. H. Bliss has been
restored to his former position as surgeon at the
Armory square hospital He was suspended some
time since by thu Secretary Of War, but we are
glad to hnd that the charges against him were
proved false.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09

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ALES.

WILLIAM GETT&Co.'s
w CELEBRATED
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&C. Xxx ALE,
B. B. Xxx BROWN STOUT.
TO FAMILIES,
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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
stock Market To-day.

We are indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
for the following condition Of the stock and sale
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AssocIATIoNs,'
+. in Washington, D. C.
The above celebrated brand Of ALE and PORTER
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compare with imported article At fhGlf hs price. N
Medical Faculty Of Baltimore, az a -I-| :
SPRING, SUMNER, AND FALL
a MEDICAL TONIC, .. .,.
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of the seasons. Z
IL Ia approved by Surgeon General Hammond
and the Medical Directors Of the Army OF the Poto
maeEDrl, Miller, Duhamel, So, &C., OF the city Of
To prevent fraud and imposition, the Ale and
Porter iB branded
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For sale, at uniform prices, by
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GEO. 7. SMITH, OIL seventh street.
B. HART, i6I PsnnsyIvania avenue.
P. WHITE 4 CO., Thirteenth and + stS
q. J. NAGLE, 2sS PenSSylySnia I; avenue nr
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Liberal allowance made for the return bottles
john
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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09
Special NOTICES.


The NAT1oRAL UmoN I.rksur vnl, hofJD
public meetingsi every TUESDAY EvENINc.
In their Hall, Asl Ninth street. There viii N
sPesOhea NstionAl Songs, 10. iThs TsadinETooms
open every evening anr LIyT
James Brown, Esq, Is duly authorii.d ,n
aoorsdited As an Agent 20 eoicit and rspe,ve ~
soriptions and contributions In support al ne ~
honal Union League Reading Room.
WIN. BEBB, President.
THEo. =. STOKES, sec'y. 7fIlF TS~T
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REV EDWARD A. WILSON
WilliAmsburgh, Kings county, New York,
ny l8-am -
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-09

New York stands where She DId-Jsn
DnvIs's Promises Unruinnsd-contaot
between the Loyal North and the Re-
btIIious sOuth-NO Rebellion In New
YOrk--A Heavy Merchant Taken In
FernandO's Funny. RecOrd-FernRn-
dos Interview with the Presidential
War Union Meeting to be Hsld-FOote
and DupOnt-Huntsr Ordered North
General Gilmore on for Charleston-A
Cnn6rt about General Butler Exposed.