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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
PROPOSALS for MATERIALS FOR THE
NAVY DEPARrnRET,
BunRAu on Constructions, koUiPnrsr &c

-
s..d Propos.. 70 h for the Navy for fiscal
year ending h June 1866 viii received hi. Bureau until
3ocock Of the G,h July neat lhsse proposals must 20
indored Proposals Msea for the Navy, Bureau OF Con
stuciou" &c that they LAY DO distinguished from 0'heI DUAL
The mseras rud article. embraced in the cl'.e, named are
psricu afy described 10 printed .ebeo ue- any (which 30
furnished such a, desire 70 9Hsr on 70 ,,S O1
thereto end ,h9se Of al the ards op". 20 i
such ppee. x,i S.ti,asd a, a., : &c
sns saSs opy Of sh hsSo. Of the other ys
essnsi"n only which NAV judged whether j; viii
Offer. hole Of be elafs al yard Pon
Of the phted schedules OF In strict conformity thse"h
The contract vii awarded the lowest bon, eide bidder
who gives proper security for fulfil meat The United States
right rejec, all the bias for csS deemed
orDtant ,
good order and suitable vessels aud ack ses the
Be- at the sod 'h Of the end In al respects
yard where received snd to the entire saacIn OF the com
idd. rs are referred the Of respective yards
ssmpes Instruction. particular de cron OF The aee,
all other things being equal preference ~" be given 10 Iii
cles Of American sciufe.
Every oeef required by the law OF lO August ls must
be- accompanied by written guarantee the iorm Of when
Those Only whose offers may be accepted will be notified and
the contract viii be forwarded prseale
which they be required execute within ten days ser m
receipt the posoice navy sr.ncy mined by them
Surees Ia the full amount will DO required 20 sgn the.con
trec, and their esyonbiy 'eed TO ny U5hed state, De-
Agent As additional seeuhi twenty per esntnm wiz DO WIZ
held from the OF the bills until the oirsct snail aY.
betn and eighty centuD Ol each blI
10 picat b, the Of the respective Yards viii be
paid the he points OF delivery within thirty
DAYS after its pre.enation TO iiiin.
Il 10 the that II default be msde BY the
parties Of he hr.t par, In deve1F all Of the del>s
bid for Ia the act, OF tn qualify aid
place. above provided then and IN that hs
his lee will oeit aud t. the tued
money exceeding twice the amount Of such
class which be recovered from 1ine to lime Accord 70
the Of Congress in tba, provided, approved March
3, 1913
"a s.es Nos g. 10 be delivee cd fourth part be
fore 18th Il May, oBeouh before the 21th Of
July pat before the 2oth Of september and
the before Lot December 6I
Css3 The whole to be d.ye ed by the 18th Of May
HOP The rensng clsses to be delivered oDefouTth part
before Of fourth pat before
VI december onejurh before the lot Of
and before the 3Jth Of June l5I
red, With notice Of twelve days, oonpr a
each delivery due proportion Of each Article. t 10 and oil
following sidtioas qualities Of any Of the articles named
tbeI, demanded they be- urnshed te aud
conditions evOu psion OF the sca ear upon
ceivins Of heen days om the bureau the command
ant OF yard, OF navy sg-Lt
FOu or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD
II SPRING ARRANGEMENT-{h sneo Of Terminus and
Rauning imeOn and after FRIDAY, May TO- sol PssAen'
Trains will arrive aud take their deps from the Com
pan,'s New Depot, at Hunters int -
Passengers going East Havs James sp and yhs' ree"
NewYork. at for OeeDport; II IN fr syosset -
for hank. $3.50 iOr Syosset $50 p H. Ijf rHns
dsic 6;ih ~ m. for Jamaica . "a, ,oo - /,
Passengers or uempead leave m, u u, 3i' ''' ana
$500 - .o -, 10,
Passengers for Jamaica leave M, ID M. $780, ~" OIL
and $50 y m. , -, n. r.,
Tr.ins -avs Hunter. Point arrival OF Ferry Boat Rom
James slip and 3ith ~ Ferries.
W-YORK and ERIE RAlLROAD.-
IN PASSENGER TRAINS leave via Psyens Fedy and
LONG Dock from foot Of ChsmbefssI
DfrNKIRK EXPRESS at a. IA. -. =. II
MAIL a. s,Jpa NJ. This Trsin remains over night a. Lr
mira and proceed, the pest M ri z. 49,. ,,..
WAY 81 $40 .. M, for Middefowp, kewbursh and inter-
NIGHT EXPRESS, daily G5eop The train Of Saturday
IT,, =, al Mali Train stsilous and only ElnirA
'''p' -" " CHAS. MlN0T, General ssPt
NAruAsIEl MARSH, Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
From the Advertiser, Proy,deuc,

yoa ere or have troubled with the Head,he send 70
Dor Chsho Plsl 80 that you may have taoa Ia case Oh
stt.rk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
Sales bn Autilon.


A. NJ MsBwIs. Aucnoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWlN Il Co., Irving Buildings,
ID Nos 59i aud $50 Brcadw ysats of Books Stationery
Picture, Works of AIT Fnncy Goods. Furniture. &C
, WEDNESDAY ENENI.G, June ~. Of y o'clock:
Pr c,llscou Of choice COT Dswiugs Eng1sh
Engrunrs Coloed Prints Sea Fort, al Sc- Also, few
superior MODEM OH PAIrTlNGS N'sIy al are IN rich
Gil and Pase rout Frames See Catalogue and the Pctore'
exhibition at the Saies'ocrns
SPECIAL SALE or ORIENTAL ARTICLES.
THURSDAY EVENING, June q at i ococf.
CHINESE, JAPANESE, EAST INDIA and ,ther GOODS,
complying great Of rich curious and interesting
as both useful ard I'd. Among them .1qpis
fair Ivory Foi tca Cst que and tbs sood'
on exhibition a. the saesroomA
GEo. A. LgsviTr, A1cioueer.
RY GEO. A. LEANITr n CO.-Trade Sale
Rooms Nos u and % Mecer, for the sale Of Books
Stationery, Wor,s Of Art etc Consi.nmens solicited
Henry H. LUKrs Auctioneer.
HENRY ii. LEEDS u Co. viii sell at auction
j on WEDNESDAY, 10th and TIL RSDAY 21th June. At
II o'clock e4h day at the resende Of Gen James Wssoa
webb TATytown =. y pry 20 hi- depart re Tor Bral
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNlrUKs, WORKS OF Ant,
HORSES. OXEN COWS COLTS CABRlA1hs' MAt-
ONs aid FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Sc, without any TO-
rye whaeyc comprising all the elegant Furniture In sid
idence made By Baud IN, " eeks d Huching.
AGO. IIoues. Ponies, Colt OIeu JCow. 7CiriaEes
Wagons loay Wages Farm Cart and Sled Farming In
plernetts &c &c The .ae VIII h the Furniture
day the Hosses CsIsses S,och &c. the second
The re,deuce Il. about nc the railroad drpo. at
where plenty 81 will he fouud Ine'e
will be- boat provided by which anything puehased eau DC
brought 10 the city ndasired 49,
The cars Chamber 81 Oelooh $3.50 which will stop
the slcr, III and 1913 T. aud 4IV Reurniu z.
3:2 viii stop al the place $50 go snd 90l p M be
side other during the day Alno" any hout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

RzrSoLpsHURar, Frankllr c., Ohio,
January ., iSiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
NEW.YORK SUPREME COURT-Cin 81

NEW-IORk SUPREME COURT-Clg 81
~ County Of New York.-SIMEOS h. CHIT rGSDEl
TIMOTHY ?. CHAPMAN. CHARLES J. SMITH, TlsOfn
MCNAMARA snd GEORGE r. RIGGS ag. LASGtd
BOWIE and JOIN A. bOWlEi survivors Of BOWiIs
Ssrl To the Defendants above ned loa HEREBY
uioued and re1piTed 10 complaint IN this
~hch been filed IN the Office Of the Ciek OF tire City q
County ofNewf ora At the City Hail IN the City o. Nesia
ard cop, Of your tue aid complaint
subsces their oce No III Broadway In tue City fse
York, within ~ days after tie service OF this
you exclusive Of the iay OF such service sBi II you fail ~
SAID complaint within toe time ,Oresnd the aE1
IN inis seton viii take Judgment against you ia tire sss
-epty eight hundred and thtywo dollars ADD seIeny
cents sth interest from ths 9Th dag Of Api oot tnosS
eigh, hundred sXiyoae besides the Of hi. a
Dsted New-losk April % lsL
BARNEY. BUTLER PAR>0M
Plantifs A tofBsyt
The conplsn. In toe shove entitled action day .bdt
the flee u the Clerk Of the Guy aud County Of Nssisus
the lsih day OF June 1861. -
js2o isw6wW BARNEY. BUTLER PAIs0M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

OF aud -, of -----, In tue state
of hereby guarantee hs, In case the foregoing bid
Of for any OF tine classes therein nstned be accept
ed he or they will days after the receipt OF the
tract s the nAed agent designated execute
the contract with good aud sufficient suTere and
u ease shall fail to enter into contract aOrC
d W. guarantee IDae good difference the offer
OF the I'D add that which may h- accepted
Signatures of two suarsatorA G. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
sPALDING's PREPARED oLUM
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

sPALDINa's PREPARED CLUE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
Eeaal Notites.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the County Of New-Yoik notice |. hereby given 20 ~ y
sons having clans szsns GEUkJE HIkLEM N, late Of h
Cty VI New York decoAed H. present tie With
Thereof 10 the subscriber her redrnoe, No lsl stAs
s..t IN the City Of Neg.York before the ,wety tiA
dsy OF October nes-la.d eW Yori the twenty second "a
OF April lldl. MARGARET n RLEMAN, Adminl.arairsA
ana Isvgmrus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
FoRH OF OYYyR.

T. -, ----------I
hereby agree fuLi.h and deYe IN the Navy 1ords
all he in the classes hereuno annexed srrssby
20 the provisions OF schedules therefor aud Ia Conformity
with The the Bureau OF 40 -
une H. G SHOULD my offer BE- accepted request ~ br ad
drrssed at and the sent to the Navy Agent
al L., or TO -, tor signature and certificate.
Signature ~ H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
HAvkRFosp, Pa. FEB. 6, l5lL

SlRi , a, me-,
rv,.h yon TO nd more bor on yopr Cephaho ru
IN 80 ..I =. .,.of d,al OF Jen,ft frorg them
MARY ANN sToIKHoUSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

EREST NOTICE.-The Semi-Aunual
II INTEREST due on the 1st proximo on BONDS OF the
JOLIET and CiiICAC RAILROAD CUMPaN will be paid
on AID dae upon presentation Of the proer Io.pon
At the Office Of Messrs NJ X. JESUP & COLA No. ~
E1rhsnge-plsce New-ioIk T. b. BLAChSIONE,
Chicago, June "a, 1871 PTesioent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

WILess. .
schedue which the bidder neloes must be pted 10 his
Offer and each OF them signed By h Opposite ech article In
iedue the pce DO rot, the amount carried out the
ags gate up each Glass; the amount kewbc w
ten IN words
FoRy or GUARANTY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

re- A stn.s bottle Of sPALDINTs PREPARED 0LUi
y IA s.yo ten limos its cost annually Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
yTHIRD-AV. SAVINGS BANK,

THIRD-AV. SAVINGS BANK,
Cor 3d-sv and 25sh-s.,
Chartered ST.
SIX PER CENT Interest allowed on all sums from One
20 One Thou .zDd Dollars.
Deposits will draw interest from July l.
Bank open daily fro IL 70 8 also MONDAY, WEDNEb-
DAY, AID SATURDAY tNElI NGS from to8.
SPENCER X. GREEN, President
STEPHEN s. CHIDs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

GEo. A. LgsviTr, A1cioueer.
DY GEO. A. LEANITT Il CO.-Trade Sale
Rooms Nos u and % Mecer, for the ssle Of Books
Stafiousry Worts Of Ar etc Cousi solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
oEHcs or JsFpERsOsvLLE gAiLEo.D CoSgASY.

OFFcB or THE yaFPERsOSvILLE RAILKosD CoNPASY.}
JEEFERsosyiLLg lid May "a, 1861
TEFFERSONNILLE RAILROAD FIRST
- MORTGAGE BONDS.-Notice IL heeby veu. that this
Compny l. ready redeem the Let ia, Of Jolly ne1t at
offer below par par Ct it, t Mortgage Bonds agreeable to
the provisions Of .de betU, this Company and
the holders Of said Mortgage Bonds bearing date April u 1859
Ohes o the sale Of .d Oud should be addressed ulder
90 the Uuied Irls Company soIesad AID dcr.ea
'Oner Of Mortssg. Bond Bond- Of the Jenerso
VILE Railroad to the Sin king Fund.- which Offers OF bids will be
received until Of the 1T asS Of July GfOTe,sd.
j II. McC AMPbELL. SecLeIsry and Treesursr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

From the AdvrftIsef, Provdence H T.
TIE C,pbne Pill. are sid be kbis efsctna
rasch- aud Of the very best Tor thai very euea
eouplaint " Lich Ia. ever been discovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26


BEWARE OF CoUNTgRFrrTs.
TIE cepuue have i've Signatures OF HENRY u sPALDSo
or each Boz.
seld BY Druggists and all other Dee'e-S in M"ildr-s
Box III be sent by mail prepaid on rrceiPto''''
PRICE. IS CENTS
All OF iss ,hould be sddressedto
HENRY @. SPALDING,
No. 80 CeIAr-.t. New.York.
TIP FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING,S CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER- FROM
HEADACHE
spFRDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH
As se Testimonial. un'olci,esd by VII 'n''
truly Scientific DicoVefy'
MlsosvILts. Conn, Peb 5. 1871
Mr.. sr.tpisa-
Ibsve tried oephal!c P sTS , n,a' "'
Par a ,hr.e for tho nechbors, 70 whom gave
oft The rsth
Send the Pill by mad aud oolee' Va 80, ..,v.,,
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvxRTosO Pa. Peb 6, i3lL
Mr.. sP,LOrsa
wish you nor boz e Of yG %w cspA'' fa'
Your NARY Am sToIKHoUsE
ssrrcn cxznE. Iun,ingdoa Co, Pa, Jan. Is, 1851.
II. c. sF,LprSe
yo- will p... ..rd m. two borea Of y'or Cephslo Pas
Send ,bem immedi"n,rly. ..,,,,v vo,c.
ps-rl.v. ussd ono boz Of your PliA and and toen
uy-.r C. sp,Lprys. ESQ. IL, -, 49,,
Pss.- fod ined tssnyys cent, iof o ~h .,s re- @
Dhsei M. 80 Wy.nio< O. q
BsvEHrr M.sa, Dec. H. 1854
nc p one rcul.- or l.ss .h,wbr to bling ,our
cS.ie pm. NOR. particuay bc,r. II yoa
have an, ,htng Of thu had p-a's .nd to me. ~,
p.n r, d,y.) cured Of an attack In one hour 81
your PGls sLich sen, Der ,t,,iv x,,r.
RxrSoLp.HuRar, FranklIr c., Ohio
January y, iSL
mo No. a a. ced.S.IN
w. DE.RIRi -.
Inco.sa ind .wsptave cent, en- fr yho6 I'D b, ot
poLd.Durr Franklin Co, Ohio. .
Your PHI work s chsrn-en'e hesdAohe almost ''''''<'
S'" WIN C FILLER
YPsrAs7I, Mich. jan H. isn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

DAY BOAT for ALBANY and intermediate
sudngs -amer ARMENIA frou. foot Of Hariison,st.
tourhng at 8,h.'t each way every MONDAY, WEDNE.S-
IAr aud FRIDAY Al Vclltk. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

From the Western r. n. Gazette. Chicago. m
We heartily ndorse Mr. Sps ling and his unrvaed CePhao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

nj srA,p''~ Sig:
Ib.vs r your CrphalIc PINS srd The he'- % thht
~,,,t Won 10 I'D met Go'lus worth more
Pa ,hr.e ae the neichbors, 20 whom o'
ofihe 6rst box got fro you ,
SsiN '1r n4' " $780, Your oh't servant.
JAMES KENNEDY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, cor. OF l4th-st
l. and e,h.av-Open DAILY from TO p. N. WDENEs-
DAYS and SATURDAYS until p. Dep sts rom 10 cent,
70 received >r per cent interest allowed on snn OF
at from tbe ist T fOS CHRISIY, President.
RICHD. II. BULL, Secretary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-28
Brsss Bands in the Army.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga,
sette, writing from Camp Nevin, KY,
says:
Al il has been q subject of considerable
discussion Of late, concerning the propriety
of having brass bands in the United States
service, allow mo, through your columns
to communicate TO those who most feel the
pressure Of the expense incurred by said
bands, . patriotic aud successful capture OF
six rebel cavalry by the members the brass
band Of the Fifteenth Ohio Regiment, while
On ssout near Green River including six
horsss and equipments, which were deliver
Cd 70 Uncle Sam yesterday, By Lieutenant
Charles Mckee, their leader. The whole
property appraised at $3.50, inde pendent OF
The prisoners, who are known to bs Of des-
psrats character.
,1fmersly make this statement to show that
he brass bands will fight as well az blow,
md their soft melodies, as they echo from
ake naighboring camps, serve better to cheer
The gloomy soldier on to deeds ofvalor, than
the monotonous symphony and humping Of
The 6fs and drum, or the most eloquent and
pstriotie address OF the brsvest commander
IN our midst. Al morning and evening we
an ehssrsd by the soul-stirring music Of the
nahy bras bands Of the different brigsdes,
which, uhee the hour of trial comes, will
Iced " onto glory. ------
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-28
A Priyateer Captured.

New YoRK, Nov. 25.--The steamship
George Peabody has arrived from Key
West. She reports that the pirate Beaure.
gard has been captured by the gun boat g.
w. Anderson, of Boston, with "a prisoners
and ane long pivot gun on beck. The pirate
was lying vt Key West. Hwl Ia.sl
A letter from Key West states that -ths
privateer Beauregard made no resistance.
She was commanded by Albert Haz. The
capture took place on the 18th inst. about
100 miles from Ahaco, after she had thrown
overheard most Of her ammunition. She
had captured no vessels, and had not even
fired gun since leaving Charleston.
The vessel captured BY the gun boat Con.
nccticut, wss the schooner Adelaide, oi
Nassau. She was bonnd TO Savannah, and
several cases Of swords aboard Her pur.
scr was Lieut. Hardee Of the rebel army.
The steamer Isabel is represented TO be
nearly ready to receive her armament .,
Charleston. She will be commanded BY
CAptrin R5llins a iisaA % i3l s1iy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-28
HOi FOR THE WAR.

The authorities Of the Government have
been pleading long and loud for a cordial
and hearty support by the people in its eff
forts 70 sustain itself, and crush out the
unreasonable rebellion that threatens its ex-
istencs. II has succeeded in eiciting from
the people an almost universal sympa-
thy, and general expression Of devotion to
the cause Of the Union but yn,pathy or
erpressions Of devotion will not answer the
purpose The existence Of the Government,
and the future Of the once HAPPY, proud
America, are to be determined by the ar
bitrsmsnt Of arms; and nothing but men !
MrNi MEN! ARMED MEN MEN who, in
addition to their expressions Of love for the
Union, are willing to risk their lives upon
the battlefield in order to sustain that
Onion, will be of any benefit to the Govern.
nent in this life and death struggle. Many
Of our neighbors aud friends have gone forth
armed for the contest, and thoy are exposed
to greater dangers because they are frequent
y compelled to meet superior numbers on
the other side. That would be avoided, if
We WOULD, IN answer to the repeated calls
6f the proper authorities, do our duy to
SA.,,,l >,nJ IN ,u- -o,,nf.,,
, We appeal to the able. bodied mon Of Bel.
mont county; VIC ask you in the name Of
your bleeding country, the ns,ae Of your
usighbors and friends, who to-day are stand
ING % wall of iron for the protection Of
that country from the destroying influence
Of the maddoned 6onds who threaten it's
existence, aud, as you love the institutions
Of Freedom, and desire their protection and
preservation, to offer promptly and without
delay your services to the Government, and,
By your presence, aid in swelling the army of
Freedom to such proportions as will enable
Y 70 secure . sure and speedy triumph.
Who will 60? Let those who desire to
sidin this grand movement for self lfpreserva.
don rally d once, and without delay enter
into thsssrvice.
The present is the most favorable time,
and We have secured the most favorable ar
rAngement that has ever been offered in this
county. Every man who goes into the SER
Vice will be furnished with complete outfit,
and their pay and subsistence will COM
mence on tho day Of enlistment. The COM
psny will bo quartered in the. county until it
Is filed up.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-28

This was not an answer to my question
Please answer more de6nte
Yours, truly,
JOHN TwINEM, Treasurer.
On the 18th inst, l received receipt
for the money, but not so much A. the scratch
Of. pen in answer to the question / had
asked. l therefore came to the conclusion
that the Treasurer Of State would not con.
fine himself to an answer that could rely
upon, or give any assurance that he would
take them from me. Therefore. | have
come to the conclusion that I will not re-
ceive them in payment Of taxes at this pres
ent time. JoHN TwINEM.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-28
CARD FROM MIR. JOHN TWIlNE.H

Nor RIoHT. The Treasurer of this
county, Mr.. John Twinem, has refused to
take the Demand Treasury Notes in pay
ment for taxes. The Treasurer of State
has written here that he will receive them
in payment of dues TO the State, and the
Com missioners should at once instruct Mr..
Twinem to receive these Notes. A refusal
to receive them Injuries the credit of the
Government with the people. Lot this
matter be attended to at once.
| find the above in the CHRONICLE, Of
the 2lst inst, evidently intended by the
Editor, or one his subs. to cast reproach upon
me for refusing to receive United States
Treasury Notes in payment of tax; also
conveying the idea TO tho public that he
knows more about and Is better posted con-
cerning the duties Of Treasurer, and knows
much better the kind Of money that should
take than do. Well, | do not envy him
his knowledge, nor wish to cloud his rising
glories. All | wish to do at present is to
state few facts, to show why / refuse U.
y, Treasury Notes in payment of tax. he
ing d1sirousN to know whether Treasurer Of
State would take these Notes from me IN
payment Of tho States portion of tax COL
ected in this county, wrote the following
letter to tho Treasurer Of State:
TREAsURER's OFrIoE,
Belmont Co., o., Oct 20, 1861.
A. p. STONE, Treasurer Of State.
.SIR: Will you receive United States
Treasury Notes Of the various denominations
in payment Of the States portion OF tax
collected in this county2 If you will, please
inform me BY return mail
Yours, truly,
JOHN TwINEM, Treasurer.
| received tho following answer to the
above;
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF ONO,
COLUMBUS, Nov. I, 1851.
DEAR Sin: Your favor Of the 10Th ult,
Is ut hand. ] am receiving u. s. Treasury
Notes payable on demand in settlement Of
all dues to the State. Yours, 30,
j DAVIS A. ?: STONE,
BY WING.
JOHN TwINEM, Treas OF Bel. Co., o. 4
On receiving the above, and finding that
II was not an answer TO tho question l ask.
cd, on the 9th Of November I again wrote,
as follows a7r
TnEAsURER's OrFicE,
Belmont County, o., Nov. 8, '6l.
A. P. STONE, Treas. Of State.
Sir: herewith inclose two hundred
twelve dollars and seven cents, the amount
OF principal paid in on Seution 10 for the
quarter ending Nov o, for which you will
please send me the proper voucher.
Will you receive q. g. Treasury Notes in
payment Of Balmont County's portion Of
tax collected for the Statef wrote to you
. few days ago on this subject and you gave
for IA answer .,,. r.as;, d: iollosTSing - ~.
payable on demand In settlement Of ell dues
to the State" ead s7f6t t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-28

s.fSxSpryoxs on Gxx. Taylor THAT
KkaTy6Kr would ADHERE TO THE Union.
An o4csr Of the army vouches for the
Authenticity Of the allowing statement con.
derning Gea. Zachary Taylor. II was COM
mynicsted 70 him BY an officer 10 the staff
ofGsp. Taylor. He was at Fort Jesup,
Louisiapa, near the Texas line, in 1874, com.
msnding tie Army Of Observation" as
ssmbIed there prior 70 the annexation OF
Tsxaa Gen. Taylor sympathixed strongly
vish that portion ofthe whig party that op-
pDasd the annexation Of Isxas, though ready,
6k1 ( rood soldier, to Aght eSr il after Il was
ausisiid. He said that III the annexation
skouid Dsad 70 an attempt TO dissolve the
Dntoe, ~ Kentucky would, 10 his opin.
81 - With 'ths North, but III psrshsnee
sl,s :honN not, ] shsll," said Old ZANkv--
Esuissille Jonr,sl ef
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-28
Fort Pickens Opens Fire on Bragg.
FORTREss MONROE. Nov. az.
CAMP NEyiN. Nov. 20, 1861.

A special dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune
says: Fort Pickens opened fire ON Bragg 8
forces on Saturday: The particulars are
nsagrs, sndeomesonly through rebel sources,
Con: Bragg telographs that he is taking the
bombardment cody. ...-a-'-e .s; .e.' .as
The rebels claim to have preached the
walls Of Fort Pickens. ri
The Navy Yard was on fire three times,
but the flames were each time extinsuish-
cd. aH (. 'l7
The village Of Warrington was burned by
Col. Browns fire on the first day.