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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21

Labor is Respeotable.

Labor Is hespeOtable.
Nj NOTWITHSTANDING the views Of our ssutheri.
IN hrethren.in-law, rnthor step brothers al pres
ent, therefore The subscribers have received their
usual stock OF Spring and Summer farmiug and gar
dening implements, such ~ long an short handled
shovels, spades, mattoclts, picks, manurelorks anc
hooks auyurs, drissels hand saws flies and giInles,
axes, hatchets paing aud fencing nails, hoes and gar.
den hoes, wood and rakes, garden truwels, 8c.,
and for sale by CHARLES POST A CO,
aprl2d4W East Second st., doors from Main st
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21
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u uckeiH roln Dayton t0 all kstlerl N,uen
lhfee daily Trans East, leaving DaNtou IA r th
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and Cslunbus Day kApIsss at ll;zti.a M H.. $50 ''
s'op only at Aenla and London. AccoLIno,ialIon 80
=. hi,, Stops nj all way stations between aSlon al,
arriving az Dayton, night ca press b.4b a. m; A,,...
mouauon b'ln A. MI OoluInbis and Cincinnati M, ~
press J.o6 y. m. - ~ ftlA'
Trans % run ly Columbus tlme whcL s niilues t.,
Through tickets can be- had for All East.r,, ,,,,, a.,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21
Fruit Jars |! RrulI JarS !

INROM this time until the close Of the season shsl
IL keep fall stock and variety Of Fruit Jars ior sale
''f JAMES ABBEY, Druggist,
lu96d0m Main, doors south OF Market House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-21

Bacon and Lard.
GoUNTRY bacon sides and hams also lard, for sale
Oby CHARLES POST Co,
selOd6w East III NJ, doors from MAN.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTgR's OvFICs,
u CS~~ aAd la stvsets, Waskisgisa, b. @.
.. TICE

Sealed Propos viii b. resolved as this ones uull
ssp =. = ;ot Aosdsy Jsas O. lses, for . ooatras,
t1n IT,; a e%s'sSs nins' s'r liz sshs ds'sa
The air,stss ,opfR ~ .h- bodl.. for ist.rn..,,
e e n s,fys: ~ II, soldiers 70 BE- bsria q the
"a. ssrse q IN ssatrst .,l rsqair. th.. II.
ssssiy Sd wsii nsds, - % = Ss,S.S =. psissj
5: lss than - - y Ssr.S ~ 'n'" ~
m n MIN, n y: 30. a,% s' !. a..A. q y
H1.Su, A:ssiss. Ssssssins s.i, !. % ,so1..r q q
Eishssnth and ssssst-, wsshi 'stou, DC :"
tn. .s., ss sgAs.sIms gs1.: ]. n 3. .o.,,,,,
Il b. awarisd 10 hin, ns.t be suaFantsi 81 I've =.
sg,asSls psr.c... who's asssIa = must b. sppssl.
Tbs TssEosablity Of ~ ss.rsntors must n
shown By ihs oassl ssr,iassts Ct ths eiesk Of -
sssrrst district eostor Of The UAitsd States distot
Sidd:n must B. present In psr.ea vsss the bid,
are op,psd, o. thslr prop,sai ~ill not b eensid.
ID y q. ses,sos - So So:s '.PsS 3 sss n
3 rsq.issd q The Sss'fal b idsf spos Gsias .
s:;s 4: s:: <: a. ~
ready 5. .sa s. y ss.s;ss sssR.s. :s..s q
~. II Gsa,asiss. u
Ws-.of the ooanty IL, snt ststs Of --,
and --of Ii, o,usty Of - and State of -, a
hereby guarsuty that -, able to fuiai contrast
" ac,orAasos WI the tsrn: Of biz propoctaoa, I'd
once enter into eoutssnt 10 accordance tksrsWi1h
should tue oout1 I bs svsrdsd hin, vS IA ,re.
pared 20 bts oms ba ssegh,iss y
&c ~ sssaisaas sssa must b sppsndsd tbs oms,al
- 80. EDWARD L HAITI,
:. ., ~ capan ASH tant ossrtsrnsstsr,.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

II, 5,aA yetse wsrs eass ssaisss n; In Howard
county, any-1vs vetss u5ss sasl i6e Il, ~
1887 as.ins \, = Kent ssusiy, u yeess were
os.t iof II, asA 3e3 aga1N II aaS tlsss AZ
little lsn tlaa ~ saHp1lD Of Shs whslD. The
law-let u - so11 10 the Aonog Of The people q
haryland-vas repudia1DA h1 eAsa ~ utter
soofn and disguse 6ir, ] oiSo this, = iAos q
the tinid and apprshensivs spsoulatico, - ths
result Of the practical experienoe Of slavo-
holding people. Il 10 worth Q world Of thsorst.
iea1 -as0u0eaes, In re1aseaeo alike totAo e4eo(s
OF emancipation, OF the presence 10 large nun
bers amoog the ssrvils class Of free popula-
ton Of their own color, and Of the results 10 the
industry and wealth Of the State"
In this District Il Columbia, oos nnh Of ths
popals,soa are frse blacks, 70 ~ sotAing d
sddltioas BY innigrstioa oaased BY recent
svssta Nov, slthossA there b usaoubtsdly
. popular feeling here, sssinst any further
considerable Influx q tAsn, thsrs Il no sssA
feeling, and nsvsr he's been any, against he
old residents Of that class. Al . whsle, they
have made thsoselvss acceptable By their 10
dustry, thrif and good behavior.
These facts srs worth any quantity Of vapor.
ing rhetoric and falsehood. TAs assumed ~
puguance Of white mcn, 70 live with negroes IN
any other coalition than that ot slavery, szists
oowhere else, n any form, % The faos Of The
globe, and does not exist In he United Stsses
osberviss than - political theory.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

Jsyr. DAVE Corox.-Ths Msnphis Appeal
COW Published at Greusds Miss. haa ~ fol
lowing: ga s1 4 .
"CosAscrroS- Prnsdsat Davis hes forward.
Cd a.dispatch 70 the Mississippias oflos, allied
log, In Indignant terms, 70 "a article IN u
Richmosd Gdsats, Implying thai bs has pse
served his cotton on The Miasi sippi, wtils ~
Of his ns'ghbor hes beeu destroyed. He state
that, ENGAGED q be b, BY pressing public dutiss
he haa given no sttsstlos 70 bis privaAs alIais,
and sappossd that BIZ cotton he'd bssa asslrey
cd BY The military suthori,ies, q their iustrsc.
lions wsre psremptcry 70 burn oil which was b
danger Of capture By The enemy. TIE Aissis
sipian states that Bis entire crop has bsst
consumed"
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
Alexandra Affairs.

A meeting ofths Union men Of Alexandria was
held last Wednesday night, Mr.. 8. Shinu, chair.
man, and Edward Henry. SECRETARY.
h. 9. Martin. @. Q. Minor. John BirreIl =. Henry,
j, Tacey. and 8. L. @. Sidsbottom--wss appoint.
ed TO make arrangements for oslsbrating the
approaching Fourth OF July. II was determined
to invite Rev. John Lsnahan 70 deliver an ad.
invited U read the Declaration Of Independ.
enco. Tho committee propose to have = pyro.
techntc display At night. The place whore the
address will be delivered win b dstsrmIned
upon when II Ia ssceFtsined whether NJ. Lana.
han will accept tbs invitxtion. u y
wounded 10 the v. 8. hospitals, the heath Of
this town continues vsrv good the process of
cleaning the strses, cutters, cellars, &c., wxs
commenced sOOo time ago. =. UlFI
The U. D. Government has, piled up, at The
north end Of the town, large supply Of nre
wood; fuel here, for the use Of oitizens, oOn-
tinues very soarcs and high. -
Alrssdy, in .sons localities IN This section !
oh Ia and fsyers have commenced and a. 8
"sign of the times" Il may be mentioned thxt,
the price Of qainins IL going up and will, In the
course two weeks, II is said, Do u orr % per
ounce. I'D ~
There 10 some talk of the establishment Of 4
new banking house In Alexsndris. 'b
THs DANasRyIsLD PsorERTY.-A vrttsr 10 tho
Alexandrts Gdssls says that hs 10 warranted In
say ing that the abatement In the newspapers
that the Mayor OF Alexandris had called on the
Secretary Of War, or any one else, iu relation
csssionism was strong enough 10 Ale xsndria
before Dangerheld's eturn, but the impunity
he enjoys weakens the Union cause, and gives
life And vgor 10 the rebels.
AN ANCIENT CHuRcH.-Th, old Christ Church,
Of Alexandria, is opened for service every Sun.
day morning at II O'Clock. and evening ut s..
General Washington worshipped. Rsy, Dr,
hcAurdy viii preach in thia chuSch tp.moi !.
row, and on alternate Sundays. Omnibuses
leave washiuGtou, ut tho corner Of iRsvsnth
bsfors eight and q enASiS 10, SsiosS {sn IN ~
noSniug, and at . quxStsF 6efOrS tive n ~
evening, for the ASxandrta Soat,
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

HAMPERS New MONTHLY MAaAzNE.-The
number for July, for which We are indebted 10
shiliington, has the following attractive list Of
articles, viz; A flying trip through Norway;
Social E,thetlcs; sarry county, N. c.; Wreck
Cd and rescued; Louis Agsniz; Chapters from
Orlsy Farm" by Anthony Trollops; Hart ford
Convention; The unsigned receipt; Mistress and
maid; Lois; Chsptsrs from "The Adventures Of
Philip" BY Thacksrsy; Fashions for July; &c.,
&c.
We are under obligations TO another book.
store for copy Of Harper for July, but - Il
was received without the name Of the donor,
be can only enjoy the sstidaedoo OF an anouy-
nous generosity.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

Coon Nrws poR New Yosk voLuSrEERs.--
Mayor opdyks, Of New York. hA, signed the
bill passed BY the Common Council spproprIat.
Ing half million Of dollars for the relisf Of th.
suffering families Of the city volunteers nov In
the army. His Honor confsssss to q grave
doubt Of the authority for such appropriation,
but he gives 1t hs sanction. be says, rather
than, by any act Of bis, the families of gallan,
men should be under the necessity OF appealing
Tor aims TO Institutions OF public charity. :.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
Repsalse Of the Federal Troeps
/ .....aa On Jaaes IslaAA. Tr4y
RETURN OF GEN. BENHAM.
nc NfoRcs msNvs IA soeo At soRr aoyAt

NEw YcRK, June 27.--Ths alssmer Philsdel.
ohia, from Beaufort, and ths. Eeiesson, from KY
Wss' on the 18th ssd P1t Royal on the 1Sd
The Ericsson brisns lol psssspssrs. luolsd-
ing General BsphaG AID sta6, and 81 soldier
wounded 10 ~ late sogsgensut % james Isl-
Aod, near Chssssston! fhe Usiled States tsoors
ander Gen. Beuhan nAds "a attack at O'Clock
90 The morning of ths 18th. on ths rebel bsttsry.
and were repuissd slssf four hours' hard 6eht-
ing, with . loss Of e6S killed. wounded, sod
MISSING. The Michigan Eighth rsglmsnt suf-
fered very severely, having bui two hundred
and ffty man NJ 70 answer ct roll cstl The
New York Seventy ninth also suffered severely.
Being unabls % carry The ensmy' works, tie
Union troops wsfs obliged 70 retreat under
cover q lAe guAboaAp. ....
/. Col. Perry, Of The Forty.vighth New York
regiment Of volnutssrs, died 81 Fort Pulaski,
June l6, Of apoplexy. -.
Gen. Brennan, irca key West, was expected
daily at Port RoyaL
The Ericssl landed the Sev.ntb New Hsup
shire reFsusnt, tosr companies of the Mise
teenth New York, and four companies Of the
Fir.t regular artillery, at Port Royal
The chip San Jscinto vas q Key West Al
we'll. 10 ar r.. -
{, Tho account Of the a ayh, on James Island, %
COPIED frum the Cdatlestou papers Il correct.
The Newborn Progress or Tho 2lst reports
the rebels ct Kiogston snd Goldsboro' TO be
living on half rstions and frequently deserving.
Their force Ia nall ~.
I The rebsls hsd burot Tuscaror. sad portion
Of the railroed. .....,gl d't
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

Commodore Hull, Naval Constructor Hart
and Engineer Shawk, arrived at St. Louis OF
Saturday last, 70 ssperintaDd the ooastructloc
Of seven nav gunbosts st the Carondsle, Docki
The other two, the Choctaw and Fort Henry
will be launched 10 three weeks. The ChoctaN
will have tusfot like the Mjnitnr. Ths Fos,
Hsury wIli be 800 feet long, pierced fH -
guns. and will be % Constructed a. 10 be Ser
viossbls - . sea going steamer, Thsre b
every prospect that the vessel will be handed
over TO the Government at the date Fixed by
the coutract-July Is.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

THE SLAvB.-The Greensboro', NiaIsippI
HjYrs says the negroes are armiug themsei3e,
With knives aod scythes, and are oopgrsgauss
1t Double Springs, Oktibbehs county, VIII lhe
pleasant Intention Of killing all The men and
boys. an1 IL sgod women, and .reserving u
beautiful snd youthful fem ilss fus wlyss ssd
concubines. Tho Aolius coogr asulstes Ia reed
ers that this beautiful scheme IL Knocked In The
hssd FIR The present, BY the arrest Of tan 10
grors and two white men, Who ware said to Be
privy to tie plot. if. y
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

LEcruRE oP Pa.sos BsowSow.-As will b
seen By sdvsrtissmeat, Parson Brownlow. Wiz
has 20 long bsens terror to ssceh u Knox
vile, viii lecture st the Smithsonian Iustitutior
on Monday syeplrg. The Parson says .hs
intend. to give the rebsls the devil and rub 4
in." De-.
No doubt crowded house will greet the ex
centric but honest preacher. The proceeds o.
the lecture are to be devoted 10 the beuefi. OIL
the sIck and wounded soldiers about Washing
ton,
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

PRIzs MONEY George A. Coffee, E.q United
States Distric. Attorney for Eastern Psnnsyi-
rsnia, reports that nineteen tventisths Of ths
priss brought Into Pnilsdslphia have been, OF
will undoubtedly be condemned, and tkei,
prt ceed, BE- distributed .. prise money. The
ecsts In most cases sre light, and qiita num-
bsr oi th~ prizss are already condensed aud
soid and the money b b,ns beiug paid over
10 the Navy Dspartnent for dissribuyion. III.
cssos uo~ 10 sdjpdiessioo at Philadelphia will
realise % our g,llsot sailor. several hundred
,housand dollsfs.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
Saturday, Jses -, ISs1.
Cen. Fremont Asks to bo Re-
lisved Of his Command
Genevss RssSss KtaS .lppotssed
hts 0ssccessOr 81

The following order wss iseued from the War
Depsrtnsut ysstsrday:
oRpsR REt1EvHo osx. rRKnor yRon ooNxAxp.
WAR DErARrxu1,
W,ssmeroH, Juss "a, 1862.
Major Gen. John O. Frsuoot having asked
70 be relieved ftoa oounaad q he arst army
corps f ~ army Of Virginia, because, a h
ssy'. The position s@igaed him By The sppoint-
maat q Msjoe General Pops, - ComnAndef.
in-Csssf q tAs army Of Virginia. b subordinste
and interior 10 thoss heretofore held by him.
aud 70 remain In the subordinate command
now sSisssd would, - he says, largely ~
ducs his rank and consideration In The service /:
II Is ordered BY The President hat Major Gen
erSl John @. Fremont Be relieved from com.
inand second, that General Rufus King be and
he is hereby assigned 10 The command Of NE
first army corps Of the army Of Virginia, 10
place of General Frsnoot, relieved BY order
Of The President
EDWIN n. STANTON, r|
Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
TAe Ws~ - she ss,.sIssvess.

|, NExRHB, Jaas H. Gsucrai Giant has e.
sim-d command a the district .vsat Of he
frnoessse, and has appointed Colooel Webster
Cnmmander Of tho post. and Colonel Hilyer
ste Provost Msrshal Of The district; L'ouien
AIT oatoasi Armstrong Provost Martial oi
xempA1a ''-za ...
ros UnIon asetips wss attended yesterday
by about 100 slilseua. A full ticket OF Upion
usu. .wss naailstsd for city tficers. "g
Five hsndrsA bslss Of cotton wers shIppsd
for the Nsrih yestssdsy. -.
specis dhpstches ii The Grcoada AppeL Of
.hs istAlk thst tsn mortar boats have psssed
Rodney {6ouipg up.
I, The Jackson Alssissippian says: We have
trustwnrthy 4stion that tbs enemy have
fallen back jteS Holly Spring." ~
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

The editr Of he Suta:-n N'~cy HssssHss
MUMMY s ~ ,,,Pnsa PuV,"u0u o,n 70 nc.%o.c "a sE,
.ayr: "Aa Abolitiooist b gaay man who does
no, love slavery for he own sake, % Divin.
in.titution; Who does not worship Il 80 the cor
uer stone Of civil liberty; who does no, adore
Il ~ the only possible social condition on which
= permanent republican goverumsnt oan b.
erected; and wbo docs not, 10 his inmost soul
desirs 10 see Il extended aud perpetuated ovei
the whole earth - . means Of human rsforna
ton, second In dignity, Importance, snd sacred
ness to the religion Of Christ. He Who docs MOI
love African slavery With this love Is IN Abo
litionist.n I.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

FnsEsIc SkIRxsurNG. -ssnstor Trumbull
yesterday exhibited adroit practice In q TIT
~itA Mr.. sau'sbury, and subsequently, had q
boat With Mr.. Dixon. In the former instance,
particularly, his adversary Loot bis lsurels ard
bis temper. The poIat made We. the iuoonsist.
sncy Of ihs Senator from Delaware, IN voting
kr eosn,cstion substituts which proposed not
only TO free bat to arm negroes, ss against .
bill which bad not word OF nearo 10 II. he
left the illinois Senator 10 disgust he had moth.
Ing to ssy. p'l.. ...'.'
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

"GssAr EXPECTATIONS" Su,bwiss vaa
rad froa he Cisrks dssk, Just sftsr he I'd
journusnt ef ths House, lest svseins: ~.
"A neetlng Of conservative nsnbses, vhc
Ne In favor of, prossoutsg The was foe, "
Uuion, anA b hvor q mAiatainiag Ne Coasu
!ution, asA opposed 10 the ssdlasos ed u
,truouve soAs0ss a The abolltioalgls, b called
70 meet In ths Hall a the House of Reprsssa
:ativss, 90 70 morrow Saturday, at 1 o'clo d
.. =. By orde Of The Connnfss.p
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
4 Card frsA oaa. Bsaaregssd.
Fen the xiehaosd Dispatch, jane %.

AU0UsfA, SATURDAY, Juue II.
The Mobile Evening Ne,os. Of the ls.h, ooh
'ains . card from Gen. Beaurseard, d-nylpS
Hsllecks dispatch sbout Pops's oapturine
10000 prisoners, &e. He ays: ~
Gen. Pope was careful in his sdvaocc aftsi
~ army bed rstifsd frou each succeslve po-
sit,on. Tie retreat wss conducted with gfsa'
order aud precision, and must BE- looked upon
BY the country ~ equivalent TO . brilliant vic
tory. The actusl number Of p,isoners takss
was about eqasl % both sides, asd bat few oi
the enemy were captured. There wore osly
even eneiass taken, aud they were damaged
I attest Mat oil we lost at Corinth woald no'
amount 70 one day. expense Of Hslleshs
army" '.'."', ''r..
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

0Ov. sTAuLv AT wAsalH0rON, n. o.
The speech Of Gov. sssuly, % The I'm inss.,
q wsshlpgton, N. @, ss republlshed In full from
The Nswbsru IN. C.) Ppysss, contains, 10 q
great variety of forms, sn assertion thst be b
authorised 10 stay, st present. The advance Of
our armies Into North Carolina, but that be-
cannot much longer restrain our military forces,
I The people Of ths State do not voluntarily
return 10 their sllesine D."
He ays: -
81 come 70 do good. I shall not be able to
control armies forever, nor stay the upltftsd
hand. Unless You soon show dispn nsition TO
.SS.Bs r. o. nonorsSs @ z. The var Wv 60
Why did kr. Lnos.n seud mel did not vote
Tor him. He know that WAS born smcug you,
and would stand between you and nj harm, and
% able to suggest such tsrns as you oould
branch. md stand, for the time being, Sstwssn
you and the povsrf.i armies Of the Republic,
whose onward march will sweep you under and
aeceseartiy destroy your institutions whom
brought IN contact with opposing forces. Soon
ose. s sss !Ss e .SS m g NE ss
harsh and cruel nsosssities Of the Justice which
10 vindiostsd BY tho sword"
/ And again:
"n this war continuss. look at the oouss
qusnces-ses what has already taken place,
sse What must follow. In Nswbsrn thsfs are
nearly nvs thousand slaves; they are here;
tinus, and the Federal army . obliged 10 ad
vdRce into The inierior, lten wiu Ne consequences
be upon your oua hsads; then your institutions,
and every. thing you have and own, viii neoss
sartly BE- In peril"
Ard sgaln:
"hr. Lincoln ia no Abolitionist. He is the
best friend the South has got. Look at his
proclamation 70 Hunter. II 10 full Of mean.
"H you will not take these thing, into your
own hands. you mast abide BY the couss.
qusnoss. Your ports and easso1.housss oan
es opened In less than thirty days. ! a. here
tor your bsnsat; to g. you Ost q bad sor.pe,
ycar leaders what Isay. 90 and tsii The psopis
"lf this war lasts, what is to b. doos What
Sill BE- your cOndittoa! IcdR~ot say Ao,o ieag
Ca ssrG,r = su, ,se Or SoS or aa os z
interest calls ne away; ny sdsotions and hope
Of doing good keep ne hsrs. Tue Administfs.
don wants peaoo. The Qovsrnmsnt did not
oonnsnos tks war. an no agent Of Abolition
i:.vc you and rsssrs With h.svy wv Ss.rt w \
wv. .iu DO or 9ossipg .I":osoonins Christiss ssss's
We have no sort OF doubt that Governor
Stsnly tells 10 truth whom he says that he bss
sxsrtsd he icansoos 10 prevent the march Of
our armies into North Carolias, and that be
sss done 20 from 20 apprehension Of injury 70
slavery, which Institution, q - sasuy of aboli.
donism, ho feels dsdrous 70 project We should
believe II, il be did not admit Il, just as We be.
iieve thsI General Sherman, when in command
at Port Royal, was restrained from advancing
By the sans consideration, and upon The view
that "ne tims had not w. ooms."
Governor staniy docs not say, and We do
not believe. that be hal any directions from he
President, to exercise restraining influeoee
npco our armies, 10 tho interest Of any such
policy. -..
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

erRsva Caaslc Spear, Of Boston, whore
Forts have scsasr,y been SO useful 10 prison
reform snd rsssstly among the hospitals Of
this city. has been appointet bospital chaplain,
aid a~igasd 70 the United States Inssas Asy-
lum q '' t''i
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

Rrss suos A. eAsnxa Evxxn-rh , ~
TILE Z . pos1 b lres oan~.yAioA 80
lsass ~ iatsssst SoicA sta Assb svs -
which ss'asss b u pssssse 49, and ~
sov = Ne pus,io sasge. ~ ~ WIN ~
lsrys end rssay ssls, bss wAstAef II wflIAk J
tain Immortality, 10 another matter. For ~
By shillingson, Who hes everything good, q
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

CoxriscArsos. b uedsr1tood that the Sen.
ate will vo~s today spoa The various question,
connected win eoa6oatisg The properly aud
emaocipstiag ~ dawes a rebels. Our hope'
are not 20 sisosg Of q sssrsssae measure, o. |,
our convicaou Hst u b indispensable to q
speedy tsrninatioo of ths var.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
TO INyEsTOss AND p .TR1TEES.

MUM / co ,propristors Of ,bs Sois.vHc Am~toss,
aaa assnn Sos procuring AosTioss ssd Forsigu =
p A r E N II s..
With Srtesn Years experience in the Business.
Rs!:I % Hon, Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon. W. D. bishop. ex.Comn Il i,ne:s Of Pstsnts,
sAd 70 zoe thar Gftesn Tho, sand Inventors who
have had BUSINESS doas through Mum Co . Pat
Psnpllst Of advio4 ssut FREE ty rail!
No cbsrss for consultation, orally or By mail.
fsi .asary kxsnihs'ioa in Usited Ststss Pstent
T. Omsst, No. 81 Park Row, New York Wa hIns.
toar 49, Of aud .venth sirsets, oppes1t the
Pssent eHos,. n' ~ mar ~ eaifl
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

The new Camp al Instruction for our volup-
urteers 10 70 to formed immediately At Annsp-
: lie Junction, central and saiubrious posi,Ics,
accessible TO Washington and Baltimore ana
Hsrper's Ferry BY railroad, aud possessipR
greater advantages than the city Of Annapolt
for ~ concentration Of $4,000 men. The
change hes been made at the suggestion Of Gen.
Wool, who Is charged with tho supervision Of
thn camp. ..... a.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
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