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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

GALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN.
y .H ~ SACKS. W.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsrEn's oTFICE,)
WAsHIssTos, d q, July ii, 1855
Will be sold at public auction, At seventh street
DAY, July IS, 1884, at II O'Clock .. m,
$4,000 OLD GRAIN-sACKs,
condemned az unit for public service.
successful bidders will be required to remove the
articles within hve days from date OF sale.
Terms-CAah' In oo'osnmSnI y ,uR Rncvrs
Br,s.disr General and Chief a a. H
Jyit-st Depot Of Washington.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
10 AND MULES.
CHIEF QuAFrERMAsrER's oFFJcE,)
DEror or WAsHINoToS,
WIN s w. .oia s P FL 6ac Saos The
F 3 q = ~ S%sDSEsSsxj us 20, 1884, sna on
| HuRsEs A. VI MULES,
condemned as unit Ior public service.
! Terms; Caah, In Cove rnment funds.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock a. N.
I Brisadier General ap Chief QusrteTmASter,
Je262 Depot Of Warrington
INHIEF QUARNERMAsTER'5 OF.
~ FIcE, DEroT or rvAsHiNoToS, WASHIN0ToN
AiidosierS IN brusS, hardware, Lumber, Leather
ONCE Furniture, Harness, and saddlery, are re,
auested to send to this office, on the MONDAY Of
each week, sealed pl opoual or list, in duplicate
of the articles they are prepared to furnish to thu
| Depot At abort notice, with the price Of eAol
marked In plain figure ., 80 that, In case the ext
geneies OF the service squire IL, the article
tiOles ssn be obtained Without delay, and At NJ
lowest prloe,
Dealsrv wishihg 70 seH 70 this Depot will DO &c
quirod TO furnish the LIST ,unetuAily every MondAl
! morning. ID. H hUCkER,
BTigsdier General and chief CRAFTSMANSHIP,
IaS-u Dopot0f Washington.
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DROPosALs FOR LEAD.
.oRDSIser orrIeE, wAn prrAsfMESr,l


ORDNANCE OFFICE, Wan DEPARTMENT.
: . wAsniroToH July I, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS WIN be received BY this
' Aey Two s. r fss Sss s6'T T6Ss LAB.
sS q S Ss, Sc
cred AZ the Aforesaid Arsenai Tree Of any charges
hfof handing or transportation, as follows WIS not
1884 and not iess thsh ave hundred tonsper month
e y, At u: :sSsa:d ", me
number hs NAY A. T. S''v'r at that time
The bidder VIII be Repaired 70 accompany his
proposition with a .gusrsnty, .lgu.d BY two res;;
Popsible pet.ons that IN oass BE I'D Is soeelie'
With sood and sumo emf safosies N sum "ausis
proposed, In eoniormity with the terms OF this AZ
isii 70 enter into VIE contract they to b kc Soat
the differences between the ofSer Of stakeholder IA
Ne next te.poa:,sls eldass O. the pesssn to Who'll
shown by The Official ser,iiesas of NE sirrE OF IN
nsare,t pistriet Court or Of the united State
Bonds IN ssan equal to the sneuat Of the co..
tr.e. ,isnsd Sy ne e,ns,sstpr "a cGth o. a.
Bidder o. bidiets upon .issins the ssatraet.
the counfy 81 --e----, and st.tsof---
United STATES, And guarantees 10 ease the foregolt
| BID Of 49, DO accepted, that he or they wi
| al once execute the contract for the same with
| good and sufficient suretias, In . sun quail 70
| the amount Of the contract, 10 furh ah thu
articles proposed IN conformity tho terms OF tho
advertisements dated July I, 1884 under which u
bid was made, And In ease the said 49, shN 1
tal 10 enter iuto contract aforssstd, guNr-
sutee 10 N slle good the dlfsrenes bstueen the fer
81 tho said - and the most LOWEST respon :
bidder on the peJvsu 70 whom the eontraetnNJ h
''~''''' ~ q, Gwen under our hands and &c. h,
....g rai this ----dsyof -, 1855.
| --'iF / lseAll
witness. - - zeal
To this guaranty must be appended the oinoi II
| certi cate above mentioned. ..r.s-
Upon the award being nsds, spucessful bidders
wiifbs 1otLasd and furnished with f0tm' Of con-
M 6sp,st@.ns reserves .hs r,sAs p reject any
VI P no Win BE- sddfessed TO tiBkIG Adler
| CENERAL GEORGE ID. RAMsAY, Chief OF Ord
asaoe, wsshibEsoh, P. c." and wiz be endorsed
sEoSsGa5 S, p 4 SS Ssa..Ss,
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
NEWsPAPERs AND PERIoDI.

I'EDwIN HkLLENBECK, dealer In NewspS
bAeso, segsrs, FlAes and Piayins Cards. also, .
large assortment Of Plain and Colored Photo
graphs, IFS King street, four doors below Provost
Marshalb once, AlexanaGA, Va.
Subscriptions aud advertlBe1ents for the WASH
ington DAILY NATIONAL, REPUsLIcAH received.
Apao-N re
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NOR GYM N p.---STEAMER
IL PHGNix, Capt sTA Hn Till lS SIs loot
10 A. m. during the season, for the above anmnIsf
resort The Aboye steamer can Be chartered 70
nTlyats paroles dufins the week BY applying TO
Eapt, stsokpole, or al Penn1ylvAnla avenue, up
StaiIs, lstAr And Chronieie. ie2ela
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LANES THARP, DEALER IN To

u BACCO, CIGARS, PES, Ao., bO2 MUM
street, between ylvaniA avenue and d street,
Washington city. The attention OF sutlera AID
purchasers generally 10 called V HIS stock, which
Atiele In his line Of business. He would take this
eoaslon to ret IN his thAnkl to the Washington
public for tho patronage heretofore extended TO
him. .l Je2i-fm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

srsr TO me oID ChPfroI- walter HELEN,
yesferday srfested and sent IL the oid capitol
upon charge Of disioynity II 10 ruihored thai
Maury hid said, Who Was, Z lew days since, sem
TO the old Cspitoi upon keharKs Of having ex
pressed disloyl sentiments, and wu subsequently,
released ~ ~ a.H' 70 7 I70I 70 y " n :
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

Fins IN eEoHoxrows.-on Saturday night,
about O'Clock, stable on Beale street, between
High and Congress stfcets, Georgetown, caught
Ore and was, entirely poonsnmed lThe bulldog
Ilsge. and hArners were ssved. II 10 supposed to
have been the set OF an inoendiary. -I'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

PRns srrAMxR soLp.--The prize steamer
tiren was sold At ~ foot OF Sixth street on Fri.
day, BY ,he msrshM (W, !. Wall Co, auction
the purchaser. mia "a a st.,g'-'
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BOARDING..

BOARDING "A NUMBER OF GEN.
I'D usmen oan obtain board at No. As1 Maryland
venue between Four-And-a-haifa and sixth streets,
land. oof1-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

THB FRsr CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-Th
pro slavery hethodlst huruh on M street, nesr
hinth, was dedicated 20 Divine worship esterday
mernins. owl { TO- Transportation Of Rev. Geo
that duty deyoivsd Oh yhs pastor, Rev. Mr
Browne. A. thc request Of the military authori,
ties, the Federal flag was willingly displayed
aud Tor our distrssted land was onersd Ths
church viii Be known 40 the First Cong ssationsl
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ZAaMuSEMENFS.

~ ROV X X 3 Il "A II a II II " ,
" Pepna. Avenue, rsAf wiiistd's Hotel
Aiso, II ereys.'. New che.,au; street theatre,
yII Philsdelphia. ..-L..
Ss. s BE 2rssA p Es0sr e..
sonbin alton anfords esssiysl-The Erempt.-
San ord,s Black Latter Version Of 80 omeo and IN
ny Feilow. TO To eoneluds With the Plsatsti Sa
Walk Around BY theentife eombination.
ADMISSION. ss,,
Private Boxes. ..'.....''...s'.I..'e ..
PsfSast.s ana f pr.s: CiSis. cent,
IA TIE RIB Y,m"
~ 20 49,, S "a sTEesTsy
CANTERBURY. 80 -' .
LOUISIANA Av., NEAR SIXTH ST.
GEORGE LEA..........s..'...... Pfoprietor
.- $3.50. s-g-s. 4,s4- 10 rfv ss..r .,1-.- .
Q ooLEsT PLACE or ~. SS,,,,
500 D A musEmENT I"'.F s." ~ .
poa \. 2S 6 SnsT H. q, sy5Isao, g.. No.,
VERY LOVER OF ...ls - .'.F
4 EAL EHJogNEsT CAN
U NAPPRoACHABLE AND m, r..
IcHLY DESERVING .sr i.
OUR PATRONAGE. ...ua.
r .g aEh EHEI rG-Fvg
THE POPULAR SUMMER RESORT "a
THE rOFSIAs SUMNER S RESORT
con, ,ulw sao5T-o.lg3 d.. .'.
,,s...a4. aq. COOLER 10 COOLEST,
=. .lItN-A y p ~
The entire gseat Dramatic, PAntomimIc, Operate,
aa7s sshand rsrpsiohorean - ....
M MsssTEs e e,SsIs.TIos Il. a.. E
sgTe DBvpfa,n imm.s.. nm NJ ..
IN i""'ns' oh' oi
a,r7.e E0yELLIEs.
''tha9 NOVELTIES. trri I...
-, -. -, - -. - -. -
- oa''n or, . ca 20
MISUNDERSTANDING
oohAo'hArhioAL
MisCHiEvoUs DARKEY. -
o..
y p r'rl.'sG r-|.a' jEl4ilE
Ice O.. JOHN MULLIGAN .r-.
~ :, , III ,oas hoLt'sAS
10 bis great chhheter OF
BULLY IKE.
t-, ~, ...,.,. .
me- NC !. puncuIsv,
's N IisniS1 a efIaSuASE, .a
Hrg gHrur ,uIur sr1,rp sn n o."
THE WINE-sELLER SOLD.
"#7s 10
Grand characteristic
..r' MIscEIIANY
MISCELLANY
..... -" By the
MAMMOTH COMPANY. l. .H
w. ID. CANANhGH,
e lI... w. III CAVANAGH.
80 A1'
A.. v.,.s,,.. -. -, n, ,,,u,,,.,,., .,. Web.
Ne" Nesro AWE Wy 'ho iuin''soie u'o'
DuuGHERTY, WILLIAMS, -...,,.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

HpNEwARp Botsh,-The remnant Of the
gallant ist Maine regimtpt m.rehe down the
avenue Yesterday on their return home. Their
seventy mea are lft. $50 III TyJ.,.tII
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

Tsn only place whore you can purchase lido
At II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
penpsylvanis avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
stcoss. Also all kinds Of Rubber goods besutl.
ully repaired at short notice. Nf' i mar 2s-d
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

A vrLLanous Aef.--0n Saturday, cavalry
this city for some time, having been wourded IN
the arm, was riding In one tie strsst cars with
hts arm 10 . cling, when Soma thief picked his
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

NEW YoRH srTI.Hs.-gsntlsnsn' Clothing =
Nep and Faslionabiei-A large assortment for bresa
and business wear. The English sack and Walk.
ing Coats exoell In beauty, grade and tnish any
49, t'1-'- WALL, SfEpHENs & Co.,
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Two SOLDIERS sHoT.-0n Saturday night,
between 10 and II o'clock, two soldiers having no
passes W re arrested at the5 Canterbury Hall by
Seventh street and Loulsikna avenue, as they ran,
the ofieer Of the guard ordered them TO halt and
upon their failing 20 obey the order was given TO
hfe upon them. Both were hit, one In the hip,
the other IN the bowels. The latter was seriously
wounded a47 loo l57rg u.s. 'IlHImi =
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ExcITENENT, ON THH AvSSun.--NRw AND
Beautiful Styles % Gold Plated Jeweity and silver
lar tewelfy store, NO. ans PsnnsyivaniA avenue
near 70, r-and-a-hAlt street. Y n jyi1.Iw.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

300 REMOVAL 300
TO NEW BUILT Ne,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD Fellows HALL 81,
JAMES 8. ToPHAM q CO.,
HAVE REMOVED "
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANuFACToRY
NEW BULL DING,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
WHARF may DO found, OF our own manufacture, a
most complete assortment OF every style and phOe
Of Military and eitLens'
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
FINEswoRD BELTS, with Topham's Patent Slide.
Sole Manufacturers OF
LANsHoLEs PATENT SPURS. IA
LAHGHoLzs PATENT CURB and NOSE STRAP
FOR SALE,
EWBANK,s PATENT SPUR,
B1FfnIo 1ND FINE wooLEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
bits.
MILITARY AND CITLZENy ....
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARM Rss.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND Ex-
PRESS HARNESS.
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
TRUNK
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS ANp vALIsEs,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET XEs,
Lea cher and Canvass Pelllsieur Bags, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladiea' FrenSh
every aftiois in their line Of business. "
REM EMBE ERR
H 500 Il
SEVENTH sTREET.
DY W. L. WALL u 90
ID AUCTIoNEERS.
uoRsE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY, s-
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, ks.,
% LuUI9IANA AVENUE,
between Ninth and Tenth Sts., Washington.
| AUCTION SALES EVEAY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY,
CASH ADVANCED on CoN;IGEaEETs.
| sToRAaE FOR CARRIAGHA
| HORslss, CARRIAGES, no.,
| Observation-Disclosures saIo.
W. l. WALL l. CO., AIsIA
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nRESS MAKtNG.---THE UNDER
IL signed would respectfully announce 10 the
Lsdies Of this city and Its vicinity, that they
engaged In the various branches OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,
Which they are prepared to execute on reAsonA-
be terms, with nsatnsss and dispatch, and In the
Latest and mo.t approved styles, At
ga sEvENTH STREET, as,
(Up STAIRS opposite the Patent Office.
MRS. DOUGLAS d HoLCoMB.
Washington, D. c., June IS, lsss. jei8sm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

1DAILRoAD NOTICE. WHILE THE
III Philadelphia road remains closed, trains will
FROM WAsHINGToN-s.so and ii,i6 g. nj
FROM BkLTiMoRE-a and 10 q. M, $40 and
Tis-tf GEORGE s. KooN1z. Agent.
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,ALExAN o,RIAsNEws.

THs following items are taken from the
Seie JournaIo the 18th instant "
M hdry ABrg Gen. John r. slough to-day
TUNED over 70 Lieut. W. W. winship, Assistant
Provost Marshal Of the Department Of Washing
ton, all the ties pertsinir TO the Department OF
Alexandria OF q local character, and which are
compfised In thpse which have been until now dis
ohsryed BY the local provost marshal Lieut.. Win
ship hss assumed the diseharge OF those duties,
and sigulnes his fhtenttod 60 kesr IN force the
present system and regulations until the neral
orders regulating the department. shsli have been
issued, which vi be about the 2oth instant Gen.
slough ID not by this Arrangement relieved from
the military sovernorshfp Of the department.
me msrisi this morning wa. rather poorly sup.
piled, with but little, change In prices Fresh
meats, 20a2oo per ibTlpripg chickens, slaSi rs
per pair butter t0atSoi eggs, zoe. per dog tomA-
toes, 25a as6s. per quarter peck green corn, SOC.
iss pr head symblin', 400, per dOli egg plsnts,
ne Guerrilla Raid.--we have heard a few add
tional particulars Of Mosbys raid near Aocotink
Yesterday. .Ttey msde thfir appearance, about
head OF WAshingtonis old mill race, shout six
miles from this atty. They succeeded IN espturins
and getting awpY with sone siK or eight hories
One eoloTed man, who wAs In company with tho
guerrillas, was Allied. The cavalry scout, which
left hsrs yesterday In puIsut returned this morn.
ips without hndlng any trAses OF the gusrrillas.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

DOYS' CLOTHING. I'VE ARE NOW
ID in receipt Of large assortment OF Boys and
childranis Clothing Of The newest styles GuitAbls
Tor the present season for droSs and school VICAR
y which We invite the attention OF parents.
WALL, STEPHENS d Co.,
ySN PennHylv Ania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
apr iO--sni lptAr Inisl.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-A colder named Thos.
Bail was arrested on Saturday night BY Onicer
sprague on the charge OF highway robbery. he
bunt, who was walking on Beyenth street, Capital
Hill and Iobbed him Of go In money and q silver
watch. He was eommi,ted TO the Central Guard
WHO in,effered with the oficer 10 making the ar
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NJ H. LER, r.
IN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
REAL ESTATE, EMPLOYMENT AND GENERAL

No. GIL Ninth street west, near Pam. avenue. a
Convey Ahcing, Acknowledged Power Of Az
tnrney, and ali business pertaining 70 the shove
ONCE trans acted with dispatch. ~
Particular attention paid 70 the renting And col,
lection OF rents on real estate, and debts Of all
descriptions. N. B.-Property holders can reeeiys
the very best of tenants without charge. apae-d q
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

TEAM sTERs wANTE
CHEZ QUARTERMhsrHR's orTIcr,)
... WAsHINoToH DBPoT,
WARRINGTON, D. c., July Q, 1881.
Wanted, at once, THREE II NDRED TEAM
STEERS, eaeh capable OF driving with Hingle line,
And mahsgiug ak mule teams n =.
To such who are competent To perform the duty,
ration pet day. and hospital iyileges, including
the medic II attendanc, when sick.
Apply 10 Captain Charles II. rompkins, A. Q.
m, u g. a, corner Twenty second and G ,treets,
Washington, d. c. d. H. RUCKkR,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Qusrterm aster,
jyslt .. p . Depot OF Wa hington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18
LOCAL6NEWS.

BreAxY. Michael Owens vas arrested In
Aicxandria on friday, BY. dsteetvs usrvoe, on
the charge q bigsmy ed ". scmmited 70 jsil
soon alter 70 Portland, Maine, where his nst wife
now resides N. gsve birth toe child alter her
il,ted In the United states service. He then mar
ried woman In Alsxandria, named Annie McNa-
mara, BY whom he hsd smother child, which was
Whereabouts, and come 10 the city, when she en-.
tered complaint At the onipe Of Jnrtioe Clayton.
Apinstion on Saturday, AZ o'sloek, before he was
sens 10 JAIL lIf lssi-lfI 10 lfeni ~ . q
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

ToUND. ION FRIDAY, THE 18th,
IL a Gold Watch. The owner can get II by call
Ing At the 'urgeon Generals once, PennsylvaniA
81 enue, nesr Fifteenth Atreet, jyies'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

WI le'shA'ue' VI WV susi'o"n 49,
,n.,., .H.. fr...E. EFT
U2S,n.1.. ..... ..-1r
h.rshv c.y,,fv TIA, ths .bove named :. ara
Io.,a y. ~. - 80 -, nronss,y I'D nj. ~ !, ~
nS 49, w. I.nsant ''Pi'P''S' ~o'o " "iAA'
Boou 'nen suA"nS' fs,.n..u..,.r anu
..- ,n.., VisnA'ufeI :" NJ
~ 10 .,ggoos ,v IN. t,o,,.a s,.,.. n,.tr,,, rrdg.
70 oe Mgheu W ny on,sea stasen p.'rios suusa
vui.s' oN'o' Ds"i'' h''o'neS' sohoo'oi'oiN a',
Asrn., q, ....s ro,,,ro, =, IN. p.
LII nonow ~, . ~ .ho fsquieu - 'ne
~, 81 c' nj,
NN NC nn,ns n,isn.,,.' NJ M ~ M vi ~
no. GooklnB ptennhj NO: W, Lehthefi no; "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18

-, and -, o. ~, In the state Of - ',
hereby guarantee that In the foregoing bid OF
for any OF the eiAsses therein named be Ac-
oepto he or they will, within ten days after tho
receipt Of the contract at the post once named or
navy gent designAt'd d, execute the contract for
the same with good and sufficient sureties, and In
ease the said - shall fail to enter into con-
tract a. Aforesaid, we.Buarantee to make good the
DIM renee between the offer OF the said - and
that which may be accepted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18
DRIGds GOLD COMPANY.
- EoricE OF pIvIpENpsNo. ..

10 ~ n- H'- r. NEW YoiK, July Q, 1854.
A dividend OF one per cent. for the month o
Juns ha. been declared payselc At the office Of .h,
July Is 1885, 70 OF record at the clos,
oibusiness this day. WALTBR K. LAYTON,
jyIB-st Treasurer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18
Brigsdisr General D. d. RucnEa,
on -. W..Ainssoa, b c.
Issa.l
saAl.l

edge and belief the sbose-naned guArAntors arc
rood and sufnsient a. surstiss for The amount for
10 be certified BY the United ssatss District Az
borney, Collector Of Customs, any other offioer
under the United States 6overnment, 90 responsi-
= 10y > u = - d. Il. FUCKER,
des-u la - BrfK. can. and QuartSrmaster.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-11
The Maryland Raid.

H.lT X 1 IN q IHI
The telegraph on Friday night left the
impression that the rebels had abandoned
the raid which they were making into Ma
ryland, and upon its authority we SO stated
in Saturdays STATESMAN. But the dis
patches thatwe print this morning tell quite
a different story about affairs at the peram-
bulating seat of war. The truth was with
held, as we are Informed, because the CENSOR
ship had been revived, and the Baltimore
agent of the Associated Press was unable
to get the reliable news through. Why will
Government agents persist in refusing to
allow thepeople TO learn the truth at the
earliest moment possible?
Affairs have now reached point where
even the stupid wisdom Of the Washington
authorities has been compelled to announce
the full measure of the peril which they
have all along been attempting to conceal.
From last nights dispatches it is positively
asceftained that the invasion of Maryland
is formidable in its proportions, and mas
thus far been surprisingly successful. Bal
timore appears to be in as imminent danger
OF capture by the rebels as Petersbburgis is
Of being taken by the Federals, and the
former bears the same relation to Washing
ton that Petersburg does to Richmond.
We know Of no General so likely to lose
the. he.position most necessary to be held as
the officer now in command at Baltimore
His efforts, apd those of ScHEScK, his pre-
decessors were chiefly devoted toimaldnp
Baltimore aTebel city and their, efforts il
this respect have been So far successful tha
there are now perhaps two rebels to every
Union man In che city = gsAs 80 q Ia
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=. MoRGAN's RAID. gi
From The Richmond Enquirer, July

III from Inc hlCuuOnu bhquhOit ""'J
General Morgan has returned to Virginia,
and we have learned from a gentleman who
has Just arrived from Saltville, the follow
ing facts respecting his raid: We need not
ennmerate the towns taken by Morgan, for
A full account of his movements, CLEANED
from Northern papers, has been published
already. The fruits are these: Twenty
one hundred men carried into Kentucky,
upward of eighteen hundred brought back.
Seven hundred dismounted men procured
good horses, and all the command were
Supplied with fresh horses. Twenty seven
hundred Yankees were captured and pa
rolled, amongst them General Hobson, the
man who captured Morgan in Ohio. Hob
son was sent in company with one of Nor
gan's Majors to Cincinnati, to negotiate the
exchange of seven hundred of Morgan''s
men now in captivity. In the event of his
failure to accomplish favorable result he
has to come within our lines and surrender
himself up to Morgan Such are some OF
the substantial fruits of Morgan's work in
Kentucky, in.which his destruction of Yam
kee property is not included va @E&II
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Gilmore and Butler.

The confirmation by the Senate, the other
day, of the nomination of Quincy A. Gill
more as Major General, was certainly any
thing but an Endorsement by that body OF
the actionof General Butler in his CASE
On the other hand, it was direct condem-
nation of the course Butler had pursuedto to-
wards this officer. Promotions are not
usually made for such want Of energy, ca
pacity and enterprise as were charged
against Gilmore, and his confirmation plain
ly enough declares that the Senate attached
no Importance to the allegations upon which
Gilmore was ordered to Fortress Monroe to
undergo military trial. ~ ~
General Butler has signally failed to es-
tablish his pretensions as great captain
and we think that even those who formerly
admired him for a kind Of, yigor iant
JrsssTteness, have modified their opinions O
the man, acquiescing now in the judgmen
that he is an incompetent, a martinez, :
humbug. It's great wonder that Gener
al Grant has tolerated him so long in th'
prominent command he has. fr tGd ~
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THE proceedings, now in progress IN New
York, against General Dix, who was ar,
rested f6r his participation in the illegal
suppression of The World and Jo'rnal, Of
Commerce, reveal the astounding fact that
7. General Dis receiued orders from ne Prest-
dent not to allo,o himself TO be deprived, Of hts
liberty" The only power that can Legally
deprive General Dix, or any other citizen
of his liberty, is the civil courts. If Mr..
Lincoln orders resistance to that power, ne
is teaching the people a fearful lesson, ana
his "bloody instruction" may speedily
@return to plague the inventor."-Age.