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the WAR IN KENTUCKY.
The Rebels Retreating South
From Frankfort.
OUR TRcCPS MARCHING UPON
TEAT tIACE.
REBFI, DEPREDATIONS UPON
THE CITIZENS,
They Inaugurate a New Governor
Of Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6tb-G p. .m.-Te1egrapb;c
commu. itatioE With Bardbtown has Just been
RI. abj:shed. TIE wires viii keep pace with
Ut Amy Us it proceeds southward.
LOUISVILLE, Oct, G.-Saturday tho rebels
~: ugar:.s:d d Richard H4wes governor Of Ken.
,uci,, 1t F1aLklt.rt. Bragg aud Humphrey
ssr=sa n4-dc bi.1s anti-Un:oa speeches. K:r-
9y Smith vas there. Buckuer was expected,
mt vas uoi present.
At five OF SIX o'clock tha ssaller.oonttle RIB
Il, humid iac railroad bridge, whereu pom
all th.ss Infantry left for the South, SCOTS
ctyal.y n fslnai4i,g-
Or Sunday, at o't,ock in the afternoon,
lv l.:cls u ure epaa OF The bridge to South
Fra.4Ett,.1, and scon thereafter Scott's cavalry
i: 1,s1teti. The II sbe!6 took sill the printing
;saper ud iik belonging to the State printer.
G1..:at urr htss Of r.be1s were left at Frank
.crt ,ivs, and tie morality among them has
been ye,y Ertat. The enemy have not OBJ
:a.Esd n ore tbaa five recruits in Frankfort
81. d FRI Kiln ctu.t;. Our Informant met the
:.dcial p:ckets last aight at Hardinsviuc pass
itg arcu1a to Frank ort. At Frankfort, Bar,
stox aid Gison vert arrested three times be
| fer goeds. sMrcaecpers were fined twenty
i've cellars ler dsy fer closing Their stores
N:cAlin, :t.c sc1ior cf the firm Of ham noto
r:ety, ras compelled to take confederate
ecrip fo- large quantities Of meat
Join Watson d. Co, manufacturers o
;.sns. liIsey snd cotton, lost large stock
The ,ebels tcok away vast quantities Of edi
blts Of VARIOUS kirds, leaving provisions ver;
sc.rcc, aud many nccessaries vi LIE unattaia
able ty citiz=ns.
At Camp Bloomfield, claven miles southeas
ot Bardstown, at II o'ciock yesterday, Ros
| scau'e division received orders to fill can
| teens aud be ready to march On one minute
| notice.
Col. Bruce, commanding at Bowling Green
| yesterday. six miles north Of Glasgow, at
lacked another party OF rebels, killing 4 fsa
and capturing several, together with fit
| horses and some cattle. Federal loss none.
, 1862-10-07

Letter from Gen. SiEel.
The following letter WAS received yesterday
ty the Hon. l. y. Arnold from Gen. sigel, in
7: spouee to the Invitation to attend the late
n1ass meeting, held to endorse the Prcs.t-
E1e:lt'E proclamation:
+ HEADQUARTERS ELEVENTH CoRrs
AHMT OF TIE PUruNAc, FA1E-
FAX G. H., Va, Sept. 30, 165s.
Hon. 1eaac n. Arnold, Chicago H.:
Dear Fit; did 1ot receive until yesterday your
.ayor o1 the 24th inst, rendering invitation
1o:.:tcnd a mass meeting, to be held in youx city
en the 27th September.
"a ] hare tried tc do INF best IN the defense of
rel uhican principles and for the emancipation Of
1ht: oppressed, without distinction Of race or
color, cannot but heartily approve the manifest
ationr Of the people, to give their support to the
liberal acte Of the government OF this republic,
which ie the only great and strong bnlwa.k
a:aiust the aggressive powers of native and
1tre ign afistocracy snd deepotism.
Give my high regards to youz fellow citizens o'
I.4r noble Garden City, who have already shown SC
ta,uch devotion to our good cause, and believe me
* be, Dcaz cir, very truly yours,
F. S1gEL. Major Gen.
, 1862-10-07

-; The purpose Of tie Prcsi 1ent's visit
< ;i4e amy at Sllarpzhurg is beginning to
s,,.::s;l3c. He had become cxccc lin -!y
= ici1 al the prot-acsed inaction Of the
~ ;;.i,s, aau could lot understand Why the
:: ::.i's of The victory Of the bloody and dcs-
jrsafc LATHE If Antictam had not bccu
gath rcd, nor why The army was not pr
1ni.'ed TO pursue the defeated and demor:
:.iizcd rcbcls-unless MINOR Keys theory
is the real one. Therefore, III
<i~itcd the army to see for him
self the cause Of the inexrlicabl,
acclny. The S. ason is far advanced. TIT
7-.nter is clcsc at hand, and the gran
arn.y is just where it was one year ago
The President is determined that it s.ll
not settle down into winter quarters on til
lol1h baul Of the Potomac as it did las
winter, al Least without vigorous cdol
70 "push the rebels to the wall" He d.
s-es that Gen McCltllun shall ut ono
t'n,ovc OIL the cncm.'s works" Tae II
7<>e.l: Of his trip will shortly be man1fcst
, 1862-10-07

ST. Paul, Oct. A dispatch from Colonel
5ibley, dated mouth Of the Chippewa River,
Z Indians who lad separated from Little Grow
bringing with them ninety-one white PRISON
err, whom they had been Instrumental IN r.
Leasing from Little cEo~'s pxty. Many OF
1 the prisoners, young Tomen, we're complete
ioathsome treatment Of their brutal ca4,toFs,
A fight was had at Wood Lake septembcr
13, resulting in repul: G Of the 1ndiaas- On.
men buri, d fourteen Indiana.
Colonel sib1ey IL a1rcstlnR an inda.rs ens
pcctcd 1f hsytng participated In the onsEages
Or the frontier and will execute al tonut
? guilty Oh the spot,
, 1862-10-07


New YORK. October 6.-The British steamer
Despatch Was 'ihclied some time ago, in civil
suit, for $50, 900, and placed in the custody oil
the United States marshal. In consequence
OF yellow fever breaking out among her crew,
the officers in charge were obliged to leave,
and left her under charge of a revenue cutter,
the commandant Of which was not to let her
escare. Friday night, Captain BENZ. Buck, oi
the Despatch. went aboard the cutter, aud told
her commandant that he was going to saa, and
that they might 'tdre ut him and be damned =
souls besides before he would stop. Saturday,
morning the Despatch got up steam and pro
ceeded down the bay. The cutter fired three
or four shots at her, which she did not heed
when the fort was signalled, aud two shotE
were fred at her bow from Fort Lafayette
The Despatch then hove to under the guns 0
The fort, and yesterday WIS towcd back t.
quarantine and anchored under the cutie
Crawford.
, 1862-10-07

latu1e h,s passed IN sct requiring II partfet t
having claims agajnst the Stats treasury To
take the oath Of allegiance beto.e receiving
nay, a1eo charging the name OF Lane county
TO Union, Curry county SO called after an oii
secession s3mpathiz!ne governor, Is chAagei
tC Lyon county.
, 1862-10-07

>AlnANr, Oct G.-The statement in some
Of the New York papers Of to-day that the
dratt la this S:a:e would be made on Feiday
next is without authority. It cannot be made
on that day ~ the enrolment Is not com-
ptetcd and no commissioners to heAr claims
Of exemption or supertntend the drafting
have bten appointed.
The express train from the West, on the
Central road, due here At 8 o'clock p. NJ. ran
eff the track four miles west Of Little Falls,
through the displacement Of switch, throw
Ing the locomotive, baggage. smoking and i've
passenger cars off the track. OHing to the
application Of the patent brake, the speed Of
the cars WAS 60 far checked that not single
passenger Was injured.
, 1862-10-07


Especial Dispatch to the n. 7. Timee1
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 1sf2
s1*jor Key, who is brother to Col Key, of
<.,u. McClellan's staff, was attached to Gen.
.]:;rls CHS stan On Gen. McClellan's 1ccon-
."crt11lop-
Some few days aiter the battle Of Antietam.
IL eili*er asked Major Key, as cue likely to
l." wt1l Informed, what vas t..he reason 0.
DIR 41my's neg!ect:ug the military axiom
!. s"t:icG tugs t3at beaten, crippled or retreat
e. 'n:1ly is always to be pursned9 ~
=, tG t!3s sajor Key responded, that Is the
.lrnluedia1e destruction Of the rebel army Was
!. The programme" It would be better, he
1aia. to let The war Hnger on 1udecisirely, and
wi;h advantages to both eides, until the end
Ct Nr Lincoln term, when it could be set
tea on a compromise which would save
s!"1"ry.n
Tat officer to wh2m these remarks were
n42ce I'aid no particular attention to them.
suc'. utt.rarccs bling unfortunately too IA nil
iar In certain circles Of the army; nut il the
ce.uise Of casual conversation with meua-
7'ct Of the Cahinet-Srcretary Chase, it is
5a:d-he mentioned " the programme" us one
OF interest, considering the authority on
Which 1t had been put forth.
The matter, with co.umendabls prompt
ress. was Immediately laid By the caoinc,
caused tie officer who bad repeated " .jor
hry:s conversation to be Sent fur
Astonisled at the serious turn things were
faAng, the olhcer appea1ed; and, On being
cr,$s-exnnliued, though reluctant to drjure
n ,or Eey, was obliged to give the whole
conversation, the SUBSTANCE OF whict was
.!e1 reduced to writing by Mr.. Hay, the
1.r .sident'f private secretary.
Nujnr ErY Was then ss:nt for, and appeared
1etor. the president in company with Ine OIL
Ger to whom be had fret sIoker. Tho min
r*ts OF the alleged conversation were then
1vad te him, and he Has ashed had he bsen
guilty Of ttn putting any huch motives to Gen.
Mcclellan.
To this Major Key responded, stating that
.~1le had radouo otedly used the language alleged
~-.ftcr which he commenced Launching out
into general ylLdica,ion Of the sacreduess d
tho institution of slavery sud tn. 1usei1 ability
rIich lad tor its object TO pre7erpe It.
1,are not sent for you to discuss with yon tn,
1l.st1act question Of slavery, Its sacEedness o
IL: revc1ss. But an clearly Of opinion tha
no officer can wear shoulder straps under m
commission, who does not believe In the pc
ucy ct winning decisive victories whereve
they are to be had. Ton may 10, Blr; 70
6lail hear from me-"
Thus terminated this extraordinary fntel
slew. Notification of the case Was immed
ately sent to Gen. Hal1eck, and next mornfn
lie order appeared, giving Maior Key perm,
. neut leave Of absence FROM duty, and Affowfn
him Ills whole time In which to consider Ii
3utillty Of - programme" and the uncertai,
1y OF The favor Of princes. We learn that e
1o1ts arc being made to have him reanstated.
, 1862-10-07
tske into the fight an adequate force, aud to
get them to the right place.
fSiuneHA T. : Er.&r Mai car finn


CAIRO, Oct. 6--Wc have this morning 1hs.
following lis! cf killed and wounded IL III.
battle ut Curi1ta, in addition to the na:11es
:l,e:dy for sarl-d-1i.ey Ill belong to tue
lowa "a infantry: Col7nel Baker, sew :relY
wounded in the Erain; Lleuterant Culo1tl
Mills wounded in the leg; Lieutenant sno =
Cen, company. I. ard Lieutenant Hunslng:.n,
company 3. killed; Lieutenant Ring, c,r,-
Lany C, and Lieutenant Blake, COMPANY 4
severely woabdttl: Parker and Toa1hiy .,'
eou Iany F, and Su1ter, of company B.
b''e.: /. wounded.
LIEUT. Col. Parrott, of .he 7:h Iowa, Was
sl.thily 1oundtd.
Al tie I.wi regiments q. Corinth were in
Ill. ers:; gru.e2.t ard behaved with gr3at gal
lsn'ry-
Co.onrl Thrnsh. 47th Illinois, was killed ia
the Ira tie Ct Saturday. Coion-l Baldwin,
:11'l, 1il,aoi*, ard Litut Col. Sanders, 16 Il
1s."a, t..r1:e,ic e5it r o: the Davenport Gx
| -ettt, ~tIe sliEh'l; ruu3dtd.
BoGe1a's t.: *alson, GeD. Enrti,' body gua1d
ailiSc0 tiAie morning !ram Helena TGey arr
cG tl1ir ~:a} to s.. L5u;s.
PRIVATE !'IsrArCn
Ee a'e l., { el,.G T., Cap ain Dorchester C3,
| TIE N.~it z tAl.sEsa:1 from his son in-lig
| vi o ~aE IL TIE ti:nt:
! "tcn1S7I, U.t TIE cneuy attacked
| viii: 5000 he, ::.r ,rli v,,cd q fully ak
r. trci;i :, Il. III. :t't -t4ein- I y!u .i.4,:7t
''4R7nUK e. DuGaT."
1
, 1862-10-07
COKINTH.

We have but little intelligence trou
[.,riu:h additional to that which we pub
l;e;,ed yesterday, but that i:tle is Of the
z,nst satisfactory character, confirming, as
j: .;:,cs, the decisive victory Of Gen. E,se-
fans ever the combined forces Of Price,
1.su Dom and Lowell L sketch Of the
situation. before the battle, will be lou4d
J.. :Et.,lcr column
There is 4 moral in this victory, follow.
j; = 50 closely the late triumph at Iuka Il
j. .isat tic Western troops can drive tAc
elr Ing en- :v"1v ael3, when they have a
1; e. !'ily general at their head. The un
a:-..,. !. succ. ss;on Of victories in G .nef 4
= G.:,:.1s ,:cn:r;l,crti is not the result II .ci
klsnl. All that IS needed to drive the &c '1al:
5.:n tlc Gulf, is commander who say:
c, Forward instead oi Go Back-onc -vAi
%s:;si,s usttul ul,ances rather than brl;
-: ~ &c EtatS.
, 1862-10-07
!; he Irfhutlh.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER !, 1862.


4 variety Of interesting news will be
ru;,n;i in our dispatches from various parts
# l'iSie, concerning the trepila:ion pro-
flr'ed among the rebels by the Presidents 5
1>l,,1 ,1natiun. The Richmond Examiner
sIeaks Of a growing feeling Of :" depression
and apprehension" and the Virginia I4cgg-
is1:tt1;e is discussing a resolution author
H;rE ;Ac indiscriminate murder If pr
so1:s suspected Of attempting to give prac-
1icat fleet to The proclamation il tilt
Safe,
, 1862-10-07

Prices Line Ct March ,fte< the
9atsie of 'uka.
Gen. Eackel1nan Kill,3 aud Gen.
0glesby Wound,d.

i.+s,,rte ti.r1,t At Ink, m thf. 1o.h ,f 3p,teu-
i,+r Cen {,rant !, N inflammation ,u;,r ~ mt
.:uaargyuc7,t that The ,ta11 Gen. Van Dor, wss
,aa,.,.;r, mn vu; . heavy t:.rra r, n,,.-
;:,r,,,,, r., H. re.t ..,d +, ,t,a-k ,;sbrr t,,,1
,,,ac, -, n,,1;r,, -rrrnessy;. ahi,c p,1cc sson,a
,,,v.. -, e:.v,,.a,,.,,x,v +v,u, Izt, pe;ct,.
a;<c,n,tI.n.e ,t !nla d,1arca t,t a;d mt on.
.:r1v +y,.,.rote I'll. NAN aftcr +be b.t.,c of
., IN ;, T., +., nv r. u--..
,,d E,,,on ~ T,,a1o - s,,our b.-
,1,o s1+..a ,;~o :, 49, ,,e, 49,, 4ha.
-. -. NJ,
~ A>.-s As
j:lbcG van OofE aud LoFeli, ana tue COM
btued totci moved upon CoIipth It ar
p,ars :bat their n.aiu army marched north
through Ruckersy;lc aud Jouesboro to
p>calortss, On the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, rs ipdicsted bE the double dotted
inc, and then moved down the road to at-
tack Ger. Rosecrans', while another column.
trobab1, P1icr's, took tne shorter route by Bav
ut Kcssrth A letter from our correspondent
At C.ri1:h, ,uh1i7h,d some eays since. under
dated Of s. ,tcmber 80, says:
"The co1l5ipcd rebel forces ar. nov about
twenty-five uiies from this place, Upon
""c!e @ anSs a1s suppose 10 Dc mak1ag
If .Joncsbcro ard T',c,,,nntas 3 ",13
Cberwa1la, 1.-THE last two on The Mrupais and
CharIetton railroad, with q strong column b5
n .nc ~ way o. hosensn. II Is no doubt kno IN
-es;nni had hen redncrd 1r ~. G M. y, t oss ef
strenE Ettcning Buell. in Kentucky, aud Wi ut
1t Cincinnati. and that Rosecraus' eifectiye
tsoe .otee ga no: exceed II Wn. ihey knew also
Isct.on T..nressaa nth 9Th ~ ~ - goas W
uer-. And they taiuk Rosccran=. aud Corioth
with its large well ii led store houses, are
tssy prey. But vi they do not knoE is
+ust soc ~ VEL r.: n5sctaus nas oteo
wv ~ wy n:'e u4sss1a ~ y AZ army o1
~;l, t1 t1ra,''r1,, h ctr.,. " x",oog aney
w.n,y-tvu thouslad, With large p1o5o!.loa
OF 1;,+s: artillery, and well entrencaed- N
.:sn':t ,.3 tu- ref:1s nave nesn already engaged
n,.
a w. y" - 1 s'>s1uv
w. 'eA ~ naa ~. AnS
49,. ~. s..-..e ~.
-. -. 'ne 1s"'.. ,".s1 " t!s uas''' aaa
c., c4 A.. -, ~
saa ~ 49,. tnon. ~ ~ a 49,
rS.o.:o 49,, =, 5:,,>r ,,f ~ ~ ,;u,',s
49, <,ao - - e.,daat 49, G.s
VA %A@ NANe- ~ AZ %FA@*"AAS bAA@s 0~4-
, 1862-10-07

~ The Hon. John B. Alley Of Lynn.
Mass, was renominated for Congress By the
Republican convention OF that district. He
was elected In 1860 by 7,143 majority ove'
Otis 2. Lord, and nearly 1000 over all Other
candidates. In 1858 he had 8 500 over Lorlng
0arnrrxt
, 1862-10-07

E The 18th Illinois is now st Nashville
The 24th illinois Checkers regiment) is IL
Rousseau's division, and moved with the ad
vance of Gen. Buell. from Louisville.
, 1862-10-07

In this city, Oct ath, 1867 By RtT: ]. Taftle Vt
WHITE And Miss Isabella fhA
In Foeto.is, O.. Sept 2!th, les2 ~ re hev- NJ;
Hies "a 1GiTsTA T. WuIGAT. of F10etoEta. o.
, 1862-10-07

Sea-. 3sts=Srf::Bs-7 E9s;r@7sit
<.G'a.s. Ezrf:e3s.
The Enemy 2e+rnat Across the
H;.!chie River.

t.en. Ord ana :surshnt 7'loSc af;:r
sfte3l.
, 1862-10-07

Harvard College,.
Boston, Oct 6Thos. Hill, L. L., was to-
day elected president Of the Harvard Col
leee.
, 1862-10-07

r o. Of O. F.-The membe:s Of
i = DUANE LODGE No. II. are particularly re-
Ques,ed to atteno tne mcettng Of the Ln1ge Tits
fTuesday} evening", st ~ o:eloc9. Hr order.
nc7+yIii 1t E. 4, TUCKER. Secretary.
, 1862-10-07

r CST-Cn Satu day last between
L 1.-THE court Hnu.e aud the 6ock Island Railroad
Del Ct on CLARK street P.cke Book containing forty
doiIs1s Tinted statea money and seven dollars In
finder will please retura It To- the Tribune Utcc or
to D.NUTTEk, at No. J91 South C1arR street.
, 1862-10-07

NJ Office OF DISSOLUTION
L The cCnPartnezsbp heretofore existing under ttt
name ard style Of GEO. 3. DAVIS CO; hay lone
since been dtesolyefl. JAMES MORGAN.
Cbtcarp October &. 1862. csyE I'm
, 1862-10-07

@tn REV ARD .-9traYed or
% IL; et:isn Brown B1y Horse. about fifteen
tards high four years nld little lame In left leg
PAGES uner the saddle a:d c!oee build THY above e.
recovery Of the borse by sandEg word to the farm OF
+. BEL ES. near the Brighton House. or to WM. COX,
4iaHsatu}t House. Oc1.y3t st
, 1862-10-07

Q1l WARD.-1 will pas- ths
DlV above premium to ary person who will
rn1sh nc with conf lrtIble cottage house the
North Market the North Side fseut about 100 q
year, ANY p-F7on desiring to give M such house
Tor comnentaton- will TINS q liberal purchaser By
afdresslc2 Post uttee Box 3, or applying At No. 81
North Dearborn street.. 0c1.yl06 St.
, 1862-10-07

ITO RENT-House No. $50 North
a. Wells street, containing ten r.on,s aater gas aud
Iarn- In good nPtgEborhood. Rem $26 per a3nun.
Inquire 0n the premises ocsyAst
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-12
DALTMoRH AND opsro rsArLRoAD.
&09@1FafMsE
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
between

THE PASSENGER TRAINS
between
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND THE WEST
will run ss follows
Five Daily Trains TO Washington and TIE West
Tico Dai,y Trains between Wash'n snd the West
on Sundays, three trains 10 Baltimore and 10 n,
Passengers for the West make close connections
at Washington Junction Relay with the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad for all points West al o'cer rate
For Philadelphia and Nse York--Lesve Washington
at 8 a. m, II q. M, and 6p. IN.
For Anndpoiis-Leave Washington at "a IN. and
FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
and Stations along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
leave Washington At 9 and 74o q. m, and s.so p
m; and on Sundays Al aso p. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York at 7 a. m., Philadelphia at II %
=. m, Baltimore at sA6p IN. Arrive at washing
ton at b.3op.m
p. m, Baltimore at Aso a. m. Arrive at Washing
Leave New York at II p. m, Philadelphia at s.sS
a. m, baltimore at 7aoam IN. Arrive at Washing
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore al
10 a. and 6,lo pm, for Warrington; arrive thers
on sundsys W at $50 aud 1.O a. IN, only, from Bal
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Balti
more or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at 9 and lao Am
and D. m, make connections at washington June
tion (Relay) with trains the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, for all points west Of the Ohio river and
for all points along the line OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road, In Maryland and Virginia.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
ington daily, except sundays, at o. 70 g. m, and ss'
y. m. ...
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at a. m.
II a. m, and D. m, and Baltimore at 4.30 and I.tl
y. m and $50 p. m, stop only at Annapolis and
Washington functions.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation
Trains only w. p. SMITH,
nov II Master Of transportation.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-12
DENsIONsl PENsIONsrr

"No attorney wH Be regarded as having Gisd the
by the sirdt Ssdion Of hs act, unless he FORMS, as
iotH as The insiruaions given IN this pamphlet, ARE
OF PENSIONS.
"The Manual OF Pension, Bounty and Bounty
Land Laws" published by the Morrisons, WASH
ington, d. c., Is the ONLY book now published,
ALL the FORMS In which are sraef copies OF those
prescribed by the Pension ONCE. No other Manual
to be found In the market has them,
II you want a RELIABLE GUIDE In making
up your Pension, Bounty or Bounty Lend papers,
as to FORM, as well as substance, enclose one
dollar and Gffy cents and send to W. II. Il o. II.
Morrison, Washington, d. C., and the book viii
be sent by mail TO any part OF the United states,
Postage Paid. nov 26-eod6t&w3t
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Es

a - .
orrieh or rHE CHikY QvAnrEnMAsTEn,
ARMY OF TINE PoroMAe,
.-...H. Washington, september %, i0e1.
PROPOSALS are Invited for furnishing for the
use Of the army Of the Potomac the following ar
s,ooo tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
II baied, the weight OF each bale to be
marked thereon.
100000 bushels Of Oats, of the best quality, In
strong sacks, vel! sewed.
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well sea-
soned and Of the best quality.
Each bid must be accompanied by the endorse
mont Of two responsible persons that the contracts
II awarded will be fulfilled
Bids will be opened from time to time as the ar
ticles may be needed and contracts will be awarded
for the quantities needed 10 the lowest responsible
bidder up to the time Of opening.
The right is reserved to accept all or any part Of
any bid .,.,,,,...,....,.,.o . .o....,. ,,. v.v
or Oats, - or "Wood,n as the case may be, and en-.
close in separate envelopes.
Lieut.. Col. and 4, D. c., Chief ausrtermaster.
sep 2s-u
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CLNNATL, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York and Boston
with lines forwarding to the Canadas and the
British Provinces and with steamship lines to Liv-
e-pool. southampton, and Havre, and thence BY
European expresses to all prominent commercial
towns in Great Britain and on the Continent.
Collection OF Notes. Drafts, and Bills made at all
accessible parts OF the United States.
C. c. DUNN, Agent,
. jel2 Washington, d. c.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-12
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VI HiNi For the West, via
HUDSON. RIVER RAILROAD and NEH
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. M

On AND AFTER DECEMBER 8, 1861, 4u, !,
Express Trains leave New York city depots OF
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, as
From Chambers street From soth street station
At 7 q. m At 1876 q. m.
n q. m, bp. IN. l13oa. M, 6.30p. m.
monipip, sio p m; nd p,e.,o s~p'm'
Train with sleeping io.Aop. IN.
"a sundsy:, Il The following train. will be run to
train for Albany and Troy, and the ESQ a, m non.
Connectinsist Albany with the New York Gen.
Batavis, Rome, and stations On Rome and Water,
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls,
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, CanaddaiguA.
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and suspen-
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee, Fond du Lac,
La Crosse, Madison, Prairie DuChien, Galens,
tine, Iowa city harrington, Quincy, Springfield,
Alton, St. Louis, Cairo, Terre Haute, Indianapolis
Louisville, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, cleye-
land, and all points West, Northwest, and South
- NORTHERN ROUTE. ..U
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and Rens, and Saratoga Hoads for sarato-
60, Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, St. Albans,
Rouse Point, plattsbursh, osdensbursh, Montreal.
II Freight Arrangements by this route as above
bers and Hudson streets are at all times as favora
BILE as made by other Railroad Companies The
facilities Of this great New York Route, to the
West, commend 1t to the confidence Of merchants
and shippers for promptness and despatch.
Passenger Trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
Road. -I------ - IN -. -
For particuars as to local trains and freight ar
rangements, inquire at the depot 50 Warren street
A. =. SMITH,
dec II ...... Superintendent.