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GOLD TUMBLE. The dispatches an
nouBee that gold II down to 81 40. This
is big jnmp 10 ! smsii space Of riue,
and we should nj wonder if sbere are
.one more panic strickon spectators in
Wall Street. Perhaps some Of the Cop
pcrhea1 croakers who sec financial ruin
staring the government In the face be-
cause Of the high rates of gold. but in
sist that the South is invincible vi en goli
il there worth - 90, will think hsae
better of government securities and the
prospect u 9 speedy triumph Of the
Union cause. AL the nation wants is the
most vigorous var measures, snch ~ the
government 10 now inauguratng. to in
sure prosperity At home and confidence
abroad.
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Uaien Ao.ninalio.s Ter Cssy office


UAien Ao4ninati0ns fer Cay ORSAosrs.
At meeting oi Delegates from the
different wards OF the city, held u Union
Club Hail. oornsrs OF Sch and Johnson,
VIM. leighton. Esq, vas called . tho
chair. and q. X. Peck appointed Secrs-
.tay.
On motion the delegates Of wards NOT
fully represented. were inssracted to cast
the fullyose 70 which the ward II spitlsd.
On motion of A. Bridgman, ESQ.,, it
was decided that where only one csndi-
date was named, the nominations be made
by standing vote, but whore more than
one popinatioa should be made, it bs de-
cidsd BY bAllos. 81. ,a sa
Geo. b. Smyth. Esq, was unanimously
nominated for Mayor.
! Thos. Martin Esq, and 0. L5man.
EGG, we're, aanoanssd = candidates for
as - ~ - ~ 4.tEsag k-a1y
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Union Nsninasions fer AlAaS0aM
I'd Ward. George M. 6eaton.
: "a s-.a Gedsts Moseesss AA
sl4sA 81 E.IH. 9Ws1kershahn. c4 /
1st " mot yet made.


The city elsstisa occurs on Monday.
April 9Th, when all trss Uaian men are
expected 70 be on band, and place our
municipal government safely beyond the
clutch Of copperheads.
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1@H. Clay Dean. Thos. W. Chgets
and DasisI r. Miller, are three of the
moss promiasnt leaders Of the Copper.
head Democracy at the prsssst day
Nov oil three Of these individuals have
bsen prominent Wings and Repablicans,
and Of the sbolition wing of the party,
and we're accustomed to boast of the rad
icalism Of their anti-slavery position.
1t il most singular fact that these
men, and such men Is these, are now the
leaders of the Democratic organization.
while the old and tried leaders of the
party are in the war, in the Union organ
ization, or have taken black seats IN The
Copperhsad Peace Societies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-26

StED--At Dinners Confec-
pd Ice Cream Saloon, Main
Third. No liquor is kept
ma,fSdiw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-26

Arrived at 81. Louis. Mo-, March 81,
1865, per steamer City OF Memphis -
Furnished BY Thos w. Lcn,, Iowa
State Sanitary Agent, 81. Leu.s AID 81
nsr.k-
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ennie Whippls 10 the morn
Davenport and Rock Island
diste points. Lesves For.
arrival Of the ears. dtf1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-26

thcr has been unpropitious
days, bat a clear sky and
i've enen Of something bet.
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cinity.
Died on passage up !:
Unssn 1sstfsg n Mea trsss. !.

There will be Union meeting, irres-
pective Of party, at Montrose on Thurs-
day evening the Goth inst. The meet
ing will be addressed by the Hon. George
w. McCsry and Henry Strong, Esq.-
Let the men and women ef Aontross who
are in favor Of sustaining the Govern
ment, and onr brave volunteers who are
engaged in IT. defence, and who are op-
posed to dishonorable peace with trait
tors until they lay down their arms
come out, and aid in this movement, and
let Il Be known how they s,and--w beth
ct openly for the country or secretly
against il. N
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A SoLDrER SHoors HIMSELF RATHER
THAN GO 70 WAIVE take the follow
ing from the Mount Vernon Banner, Of
the 7th inst:
On Monday last, sad affair occurred
at Newark, the facts being as follows: A
son of Mr. L. X. Warner, the well-knowp
broker Of that city, had deserted from the
Third Ohio cavalry, of which he was .
member, and returned homo. He was
arrested by squad Of soldiers, BY order
of the provost Marshal. and taken to the
railroad for the purpose Of being forward
ed to his regiment. While. waiting for
the cars, and conversiug with his 'fnther
and mother, he stepped aside for a mo-.
ment, drew revolver from his pocket,
aud shot himself, rather than be dragged
back to war. Although word came that
he Instantly fell dead, we learn that he
sti,l survives, but ma hopes are entertain
ed of his recovery. = -
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kact ikenessss, Of superior
i olen Il Van Grieken.

we call attention to he
for proposals for furnishing
Government Hospital 1t
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TX HEADQUARTERS 2D BaleADE,0
GsxRRAL BAinD's DIVISION,
FRA1Sux, Tsss March IS, 1868.
j. b. HosesR. Esq., Editor Gate City,
Keokuk. Iono:
DxAs SIR, Herewith ! enclose copy Of
preamble and resolutions recently acted
upon and adopted by this brigade.
Knowing them to be the genuine sen.i-
ments of the officers and men Of this CON-
4Aand-fairly and honestly expressed
~ftnct any c!ap.trap or engineering, they
are especially interesting, as showing to
some extent at least the sentiments of
this army--the more SO. as this Brigade
i mainly composed Of good and loyal
Democrats. have no idea Of Joke,
when ! use the term loyal Democrat, al
though it may appear to many a. q con-
tradiction of terms. ! am aware that
they are not generally found outside the
army.
! am sorry to hear that my friend
Clage.t has Ie& his prinsing of6As. Please
say 70 him that ! have an idle press in
Fort Madison which 10 al his service
gratis. On this condition however: that
he stand up for Liberty and the Gov.
ernmsnt" like man.
ysry truly. oa
S. BARLOW EspY,
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EE CITY.
Cash Business.

lion Of the fact that We are obliged
0nr Obligations In cash and without
compelled to adopt and observe with
ping business at our ofice tic follow
RULE:
Eot fhs paper and for advert sing must
pdssass, and job work at the time Of
HOWELL 4 DELAPLAIN.
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b THE WAR.-This
8 y 70 open tomorrow
ssm. It II highly
d doubt attract large
|rgus says:

|Tgus says: h
.o' Crimes Hall last
Enoram. . Of the War.
Idsd 70 ovsrdowing.
kdmittance. Az the
npwards Of 800 chit.
rents and teachers,
paintings are Of the
I;sh fully illustrating
81 var, and : practi-
bAllion. Features
a Ars I here thought
beauty, which both
V bsholdsr.
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City Recorder, Thos. Martin, Esq, was
decided 70 be the nominee Of the. .Conysn-
Do. - i r. - - -
David Frederick, Henry Bartlet., W..
A. Adair, and P. Saamper, we're named
~ candidates for the Office Of City Mar
shal. On bdlht, Mr.. David Frederick
was declared the nominee. ~
On motion adjqurned. ,Aa@a
4 Ffff C. X. PxCR, Sec'y
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= sPECK or wAH I'm ozue.

TAe Buslernnts Resolving - Heslst
the Gevevnmsnt e n N1hlo CSunty..
TrssHssa rs1ss fssxse DAsefsesseA
Last week y. s. Nanhal, With four
soldiers, proceeded tor Hoslinsvills, No
BILE county, Ohio, pr tie purpose Of ar
resting two men. one = desertsr, and
another who bad written letters ,ensoar-
aging dsserhon. Over one hundred men
turned ont with guns and prevented the
arrest. The Marshal, with his squad Of
soldiers, escaped. and returned to the city
on Saturday. Yesterday merning, txo
companies Of the li5thinfantry proceed
ed with Marshal Sand on : special train
for the purpose Of enforcing the law
They arrived las. night at Cambridge,
and will proceed this morning twenty
Eve miles, to the disafected locality. s
Our dispatches from Cambridge report
that tbs butternuts have resolved to re-
sist to the last, and their number Is vari-
ously estimated At two to eight hundred.
The inside figure, however, is believed TO
4bs nearest the mark f, 1t4
The most exciting rumors had reached
Cambridge, and our readers will bear 10
mind that it is upon these the reports tel
egraphed are founded, There is no
doubt, however. Of al armed organixa-
tion, which has resolved to resist but It
is our opinion that ~ soon - they get
sight VI the soldiers, who ere quite ready
for fight, their courage win ooze out,
and the hiding policy spoken Of in our
dispatches, viii be adoptsd. Il
This il the natural fruit OF the teaoh-
ings Of disloyh presses and politicians,
who have bean permitted by too lenieAs
Government TO incite an ignorant people
TO resist the authorities. But the time
has come FIR The Government to make its
power felt, so that dsluded men, such a.
those n Noble county, vii! discover the
terrible consequences Of their rebellious
conduct.-l Cincinnati Gazette, March
10Th. -
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IE . ~ * ksss g ,
Nrm aOprriisf,u1nts.
OFFICE GF. ACTING ASSISTANT
~ CoxAIssARy or sUBsIsTxNcx.

Sealed proposals will be rsesiysd this once from
loyal cIiize oaiy, mill o'elec r. NJ hs DAY
ast MARCH. 1909, f0r furnfshfng the following Sub
sisteIee Stores b, eontrsc 70 y aslixsr<a9t saoh
places In tho City OF keotuk lows, and III 81 gu
Utica ~ May be desigpats1 ~ tAs aDdesn ssssdS
eommencing the la day OF Pr'I, 1873 wit: all
the. rations 70 be consumed BY The United 6exses
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| g. Gsn.. Sunser,
! Gen. Curtis will
J Hssssfa Depart
.a..- -.- Z. I. :. b ~. !. /.
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besides the regular
Hnrreat events, &c.-
Lowry, At the News
let.
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cite
pleasure ia inteliectaal
J instructive and enter
in mind the performances
be .A,heneuln, in Elocu-
Mr. Briding will b
Lynch aud others, and
putation Of these gen
|nists yhould attract a
Hospital Band hasbean
pcasion, and will add
live ness to the enter
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No bids will be rece we'd except for furniahing n
tbs articles sbs~s amsFassd. The bids lit ptxte
shs price which each artc w. the besi qualify. will
esf urnished the cost Of the package TO be included
Pound packages, for sanples, Of ~ sFtiGlss not
perishabie, viii accompany bids. as asEsis IssF
4 Zach bid must have apr strd copy OF the adves-
tisement pasteu Il fs hsAe. ss,ss is
Inc undersigned reserves the tight 10 rel any
all The bids - Keeas III NJ
Proposals tn be endorsed, a aProposais for furnish
Ing sa IL ianes 10 United states Army n @R|
i fhe contr4cs . lot for six months.
Approved secueiiy will be required 70 BE- furnhhed
with the bids. 3 81 ~ sast s. t3Ases &
The bias viii Be ops6sa q this scs at 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ. kprii Ist, let5 sae bfd0tn havs the pryifese
to be present at lhe opentn0. 1taaass
Further SafsrnAsss . pectine the shove, can be
lad ~ this ONCE, each day, between II and ~ o'clock,
A CHAS. y. BALL, -
usar2G-dtd 1st It. tSsh Inf. A. A. 3. U. 8. A.
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Capt. aad A. c. s Cd Brig, &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

SCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES
- AND cHiLDRENj also, the corresponding
but more Athletic Indian Cub or Mudgar Excr-
eise for Gentismsn for the prevention and correc-
tion Of deformity, one-sidedress, &C., as recon-
mended by the medical profession and officers Of
the army. They supercede dtmb bells and all Ca
iisthenic exercises. No ofico, merchant, or clerk
should be without them. THY promote healthy
circulation, develope and strengthen the chest and
sPins In most extraordinsr, manner, giving such
elasticity and strength to the shoulders, sfmt aud
wrists that the sword and bsyonet are " ,el with
double force and facility, and nvaiuab - singers,
10 the voice improved IN pro 'ortion to tha eNpan.
son Of the chest. To ladies Who cannc' Ike out.
door exercise, they are Of inoslculahe benefit.
My classes for Dancing and Deportmsrt St Will
lards' hall, and at Georgetown, are lErScly at
tended by the eltte Of both cities, and can with
much satisfsetion, refer to the Parents OF NY pu-
pills.
10 those who require tuition on tho Violin,
Vtoiin1eio and Singing, or ahpishing lessons" may
save time and expense by Studying under me.
For Cards OF Terms, addrsn
J.K. GOODALL,
aprN Willards' Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
DENTISTRY.
NJ EW INV ENrION

-
ARTIFICIAL CLEOPLAITIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plAs or elasps, by
DR.. 3. B. 8 IG Y M OND,
90 Broadway, New York; and 26O Penn. avenue
between Twelfth ani Thirteenth sts.J
wAsHfNarN, d. O.,
Calls the attention Of thepublic to the folowinsl
advantages Of his Improved systemi
ist. The teeth Of his manufacture VIII never cor.
rode nor change color by ny acids, and are three
fourths lighter than. any oher.
ID. No teeth nor roots ned be extracted, as the
artiscial ones can be tnssrtd over them.
sd. Tho roots will be mae inofensive and never
70 Anhs.
yth. No temporary teeth re needed, a. permanent
ones can be made immediAely, thereby preserving
the natural expression o. the face, which, under
the old system, 10 frequently dishgursd.
6th. This work has been lilly tested, for over nve
years, by many Of the hrstohemists and physicians
Of this and the old oountr,
Or. s. has also inventedA white indestructible
metal nliing, with which ne most sensitive teeth
oan be filled without pain and csh build up per-
fsot sound tooth on any sic roots which will last
through lifetime.
Call and examine for Yourselves. nov s-sm
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
FESTIVALS, ETC.

THE FIRST GRAND AFTERNOON
AND EVENING PICNIC Of the EDWARD
ESERErr ASSOCIATION, which was postponed,
will take place on THURSDAY, July 9th, at ths
Warrington Park, ssvsnth street.
Tickets hfty cents. tys-ns
EOUNDRY SABBATH SCHOOL PIC.
IL NiC.-The proposed PICNIC Of the Foundry
Sabbath School 70 again postponed, on account Of
the rain, until further notice. jys-it
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
SALES

DUBLIC SALE or EMPTY FLOUR
il BARRELs.-Will be sid at Public Auction,
AZ the Government Bakery on G street, near the
Gas works, on SATURDAY. July II, at il o'clock,
g. m, about three thousand OO0) empty -four bar.
rels, In lots TO suit purchasers. Terms cash, In
Government funds.
8. C. GREENE,
jy8-+t Captain Z. S. V.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

s.xrs.s.. 4 .,HasSr,iss.s sss q. s..,sss.. \:
bs1psn ~ Afe&s 4(sys1 ID Ms ssmSiss sNleoHirso,
yetwssesss ~ sRIass ns.y - dsk slssStss
~ MsrA, issA, h aiittss h fAssef efieA lsess,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
\F YOR'S OFFICE,

PROPOSALS will be received at this once until
u o'clock on SATURDAY, the lsth Instant, for
grading and gfavslling Elevenfh (ii) street, from
Maryland avenue 70 Virginia avenns, the gravel
70 Be Of quality to b. approved by the Coiamis
sioner and Assistant Commissioners, ths gravel
to be nine inches In the centre, tapcsiny down to
stone OF improper size, and to be rolled with =
Bidders will stats the price per cubic yard for
part OF the appropriation will BE- paid the eou-
tractor except upon the certificate Of the Commls-
sioner Of the ward and Assistapt Commissionerp
thst the work has been properly executed.
Jas. n. nfRCA,
Commlsslonsr seventh Ward.
CHARLEs d CHURCH,
WILLIAM FENWlCK,
ly3 Assistant Conmiasloners
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
.PROPOSALS.AI 7
CyL0THNa ANT, CLOTHING INA.
80 TENIALS,il .lThgfgas
Navy DfpAsTnEsr, 1sssAs sr(

p.oiSss ss ~ nscassms c1os..~ is'sS ssSs S.S
sss :::;s s; e. ss:::s -:
nalS," WIN BE- rseeived at this sss nae'i ao'sleek
p. M, on the sth day Of August next, fnr hrn1sh-
Ing and delivering ION receiving fbsty dayg' no.
Heel ~ each or either the nayyyasds at Ckasiks-
Il vse sorm.t ana two.tS. Az n, IGrs at
ter yard,) In such numbefs and quantities and At
sueh ties % may be called for BY the Chief Of this
yArds, fespectiyeiy, during the aseal year sndins
on the S0th day OF June, 1874, the numbers and
quantities OF the different articles specified In the
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
rAN BURY HALL,
" .t CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LovisiaHa ApsAss, near ne co,nsr Of SiIth street.

CANTERBURY HALL,
Loxtstsns Avsase near ne corner Of SiIth street.
THE STANDARD PLACE OF AMUSEMENT!
GENERAL RENDIzyoys OF GENIUS AND
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD OF MlRTH.
The originator Of
ALL THE GREAT NOVELTIES OF THE DAY
The only place where
FssF
can be witnessed
DURING THE SUMNER SEASON,
In addition to the
MAMMOTH oLIO PERFORMANCE,
MAMMOTH OLIO PERFORMANCE,
By TIE
EXCELSIOR COMPANY OF THE WORLD.
EXCELSIOR COMPANY OF THE WORLD.
GREAT SENSATION BILL.
TONIGHT,
ANOTHER GREAT DRAMA.
.,,,sa E.. nights of the great Dran.' in three acts
THE FRENCH SPY,
THE FRENCH SPY,
THE FRENCH SPY,
THE FRENCH SPY,
TaE rae sTSsMiES SsaS q q XLSikss. Akss.
NJ: NJ: NJ: E$S:$ E$SE:$ $EtE: $EEE $ !:
unprecedented Success Of
sE::HH$$$*** :ssHHss#:: :sHs#:
The Celebrated Vocalist.
.,1s!s 1h: S:.S, :s,,.s Scotch Ballet arranged by Mons
THE THE syLFE sytPH g. SE TIE THE MS!ST MMSyST4ESS
In which Mas Louisa Wells, Mons. srollosy, and
W. Armstrong will appear, supported BY the entire
G9EsT G9TkT 9E 81 BEATTY, sEAETY,
Misses Lille Brandon,
Elm % Fiorene. Wells,
Lucy FIN. Gaiiii,0Pal alp,mo,,
80, &C., hs.
Mr. George +. EpEsoN,
Inc popular COmeulhn, fAntOmmi1t, and Comic
vocalist, who win .ppe.i a, Tney Bsvsrd, and
sing some Of his original Comic s>nss.
MONS. J. b. L. sZOLLOsY,
MONS. J. d. l. SZOLLOsY,
The great Maitre dc Ballet and Genie PAntomimisf.
WILLIS ]. ARMSTRONG,
WILLIS ]. ARMsTlONG,
The great Jugsier and Versatiis Performer.
JAMES 8. EpwAsDs,
JAMES s. EDWARDS,
The popular Ethiopian Delinea,or.
Us. Clarke,
Master Johnny,
II. Williams,
{. MsrshAll, &c.
The above Unequaied Company will appear
every evening in choice selection Of
splendid ballads for the Elite,
Beautiful Dances for me Gay, and
Funny Say!nss for the Merry
Admission 25 and 10 cents. Doors open at ~.
o'clock; Performance at 9.
GRANn MATNEE
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
ENGRAVING.
OTENCIL WORK
NEATLY EXECUTED By
JAMES W. DAVIS,

OTENCIL WORK
NEATLY EXECUTED By
JAMES W. DAVIS,
Ao2 Seventh street west, Room No. u
Orders for Marking Plates executed promptly at
cost OF % per cent less than any other establish
Citizens and Merchants will lind 1t greatly to
their advantage by learning our prices before CIV
ing their orders elsewhere,
German silver Plates cut or engraved Tor marx.
ing nne linen goods with indellihle Ink, warranted
the hest article In use. (Bew oi Nickle P!stes
palmed off BY other parties and nlvefused as sl-
yer. There are no Silver Stencil Plates manuiac-
tured. The same parties also furnish mixture
of Coal Tar with which they dupe their customers.
Look out for these unprincipled fellows whose
only object 10 to get your money! stencil plate
is worthless thing unless you have the right inh
for marking.
ENGRAVING AND COPPER PLATE
PRlNTlM0
In all its branches.
Bili Heads, Plain and Fancy Business Cards, with
Appropriate designs and every variety OF Stencil
Aiphabets, Figures, steel Punches and Patent
Burning brands, which can be set up to order IN
ten minutes notice.
Having received an invoice OF Seal Presses, va
are prepared TO furnish any orders witnout delay
All work warranted to give satisfaction OF III"
money refunded.
and printed, for t2so per package OF ~ cards. Ia
sluding Plate.
Don't forget the numbsr- ,sa Seventh street b..
,ws~o n .na Y. ssst si,s T 'h''s"'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
.AYoR's OFFICE, JULY, 1888

i1o,1osk >. "a sATUhDAY, ~ sssk inslIat, ioi
gfadi9e Npd navsllin6 seutk o street, ften Thirl
p slxh Essst veat NJ gravsl - bs - sSuAiity
ant. rhi gravel 10 BE- nine isehes n the ssntfs,
tAperinH V four tnshss - the eustsr linej to BE-
wei! raLed Of stones Of an improper sise and TO b.
well rolled WITH hnvy rollsr. .,-,,
Diddess will sta4s Ne prtes per esf6is yard for
grading Asd ssuAss yarh for nsvslilng -.
No part efIthe sppsepsisaieu w1n bs paid the
missioner and &ssistAst On aSsstossfs that the
work hes bsea prspeRiy eIesute1 -
arII6iJAMDo n. DlnCB,
Commieu1oobg Of osventh Ward.
WILLIAM WISE,
WILLIAM J. AIKEN,
y6-dtd Assistant Comuissionefs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

nR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE
IL practice Of DentistY, In the Washington
Baliding corner Psnnsylvnia avenue and seventh
street. Having praoticedh ths South nearly six
~. years, be feels assursthat he can give ssts-
fsStion 70 any thAs may 90. -.
Teeth inserted on Vulanite, Rubber, or Co.
Piats. Chloroiorn sdninItsssd when desired.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

A woRp o. ApvIol.-Thoss who have been
iastorinG for wssks And neNahs without obtaiAins
relief, should consult Dr. rishhlstt, whose sfos Y
radisaily cured. fvsnty-avs yssfs sxpsrianee has
established Dr.. Fiahbiaft's rsDutstion - physr
sian. Resent sssss cured In lev days. ChafSss
aodsrAts. DR.. FIsHBLAfT,
No. kn strSet, sernAr of EiGAtA,
Opposits The 0snsfsl Post oflss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

CITIZEN ARRESTED. Rollins, clti-
zen, was arrested last night by the thirty.ninth
patrol and ordered to he confined In the guard
house by Capt. Todd upon the charge of being
drunk and disorderly, and OF fast riding. He also
had In his possession horse marked ~. s."
which he could give no reasonable account o. He
10 held for trial. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08
MAYORS OFFICE, JULY 0, 1858.

PR0r0aAL1 viii b rseeived At the Mayors q.
dee until MONDAY, the l1th day Of July, for ne
gradiaG and sr.ssllisS ef street, from the bridge
to the circle: ne graysling 70 Be- nine inehss In
the ssatrs, talsfins avs % four inehss Al the
faksd ele.n of stones Of Improper size, and well
rolled with heavy roller sl
Proposals viii sssss the price for grading Ter
cubic yard, and per square yard for grsvclltng.
The bids VIII b opened Il 70 O'Clock N. on the
teth July, i00. DO I
No ps,t Of q The :ppsopLi:sio1 ~: wili = PAID ss
..T.. =. ..e 2. \. DOR1ErT,
CoAnissioner Ptrst Ward
SAMUEL c. WROE,
GEORGE LOWRY,
JyT-soN Assistant Comwtssinnsts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

PUsLIc IxsrALLATIoS.-ArmyD Division, No.
-. Of the Sons OF Temperance, composed Of mem
hers Of the 1hirty-niath Massaehusetts regiment,
now doing guard duty In this city, held public
meeting last night at Temperance Hall, on which
oce ,sioa their ofhssss for the present term were
tnstsllsA by d. @. W. P. Beet Of Army Division,
<Asslstsd by ,. N. Bradley, Of Good Samaritan Di.
vision. -Aiter these ceremonies, the meeting as
sunsd more social form, during which the CON-
pany present were entertained by admirable reci-
tations from many Of the soldiers, thriilinR ad-
dressss by several Sons OF Temperance, and ad-
nirabls songs BY an excellent slse club belonging
to Army Division.
Not the least interesting feature Of the occasion
vas the presence Of the oslsbrsted band Of the ssh
MAsssahusstts volunteer, whose inspiring music,
intsrspersed with the exercises, won the praise OF
al who enjoyed the meeting. There were about
200 soldiers present, among whom we noticed the
lieutenant colonel OF ths seth, and several other
ofiesrs. Besides these were . number Of ladies
and othsrs from the city Divisioas Of Sons OF Tenn
peranec. The Army Division 10 doing noble work,
though II has been In existence only Ave months.
During the last twelve weeks $50 members OF the
regiment have been initiated into the Divisisn,
and thus pledged to lives Of sobristy. Who can
calculate the influence for good such an
may exert1 ...| ...l - s.Hf..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

suprOsKD DssERrRR.-Patsy Daley was this
morning arrested by the PATROL laying In the street