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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16
Na,ra surnmnrY.


Mexico Is preparla & q resiss The allies. ,a4
THOs. r. MEAoaER and JAmBs SHIELDS have
been made Brgsdlers-Gsnersl. 'lD
The franking priyiltgs ishbort to be sSol-
ished. .a..'GeF
Washington was Glled With rumors, yesier-
day, respecting the probable retirement Of At
least two other membersoi ne Cabines--sMIrH
and BLkIR.s - 44 @' saf
The Chief Clerk of the Treasury Department
died in Washington, yesterday ~
A resolution was adopted, yesterday, in the
House Of cOngress, "Thatiip crdsr to pay the
ordinary expenses Of the Government and In
teress on The national losD, and have an ample
sinking fund for It's ultimate liquidation, tax
be imposed which, with the tariff on imports,
will bring in an annual sum of not less than
$l5O,O00 900 a..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16
AFTERNOON SESSION

-, IN, 80 !. !, = !, :. ,-,,,1 90,
~ AZ qussNUn pelng On suop.ion q sne amena' M
men. lsnete pelng some iniormAnty Ia tne au'
JussMnieSs AL ~ INC anenumens M ~ iss ianguAge1, I
Mr. ocots moveu 70 reler tne Dlll ano peno'ng
amendment 70 select committee OF ono %
Inc moHon was loss ~
a motion to refer 70 the Finance committee
was loe.; .a Ss..-;,. sas tsngLg2 ,a..sia
Mt; Myers modined mis- amendment read
"a i?liows;a 4.sst b5g, .I.,2 !, p, ,.'4 .....
Line III, strike out ''lb March, 1867" and
insert fifteen days after the resumption OF
specie payments bg the majority OF the regular
and legally authorised banks of issue ~ the city
OF New fork lnouceoi wnicn resumption shall
20 given py me lproeiismahon is OF tne 1oyernor
2. slis 2tateJ' ofunIi TINS act % ghah Pc altered
amended or repealed by The, General Assem-
bly," s...,s.. sii. 5Ags.g.9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16
OHIO LEa1sLATURE.
Fifty-nfth General ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.
wEDsEsDAY MORSIEs, Jan. 16.

isasAia 10 "WEDNESDAY FMohNtNo1 jan To-
Payer BY Rev. d. D! Msther.
Mr.. Finck presented the petition Of the coun
~ officers, and other citizens OF Muskingum
county, praying for change in the commence
ment Of the term Of county auditor from the lst
Monday In March TO the Let Monday In Sep
.temher.1
Referred to the committee on Judiciary.
The following bills were read the second
time and committed to the committee Of the
Whole Aat
s.B No. 4, by Mr.. Nesl--TO amend the 2slh
section of the act entitled Gan act Of the juris-
diction and procedure before justices Of the
peace, and of the duties Of constables in civil
cases." e nt
s. B. No. s, by Mr.. GArdner--To amend the
act providing against the evils resulting from
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
g. r. No. 6, by Mr.. ITO afford relief 10
the families Of soldiers, etc, was read the SEQ
ond time, and referred TO the committee on the
Militia.
s. B. No. by Mr.. Neal--To providsfor the
paymepto of the pEivntes and non-commissioned
officers of the Ohio militia, etc,,was read the
second time, and committed 70 the committee
8. B. No. 10, by Mr.. o'Connor--For the re,
lief Of families of volunteers etc, wasread the
second time, and referred 70 the committee on
Mr.. Monroe gave notice Of ldIB to limit the
number Of days for which members OF the Gen
eral Assembly shall receive compensation fol
their services. - 80
Alsol-A bill reducing tts salariesof judges
of the supreme court. tA
Aiso-A bill repeating certain acts providing
for the election Of additional comtnon plea
t.,a.-sa 4, thfa 9ta1a. a.A- --Ht fA4=+t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16
.sml..lssippI nabbles.,,

Who wants demand n0tes7 @ Z.
Stock Iobbers 10 Wall street, bank speculat'
oru, and land Hpeculators. ssef
Whg do they want demand notes2i
BECAUSE they want prices to riSe that they
NAV make "a pile, and trade OF their incon.
Vertible Wild lands, wild land mortgages, West
ern county bonds La Crosse and milwaukee,,
Erie Preferred, and other valuable but heavy
cecnriliea With which they ale loaded,
Who advocate demand hottest
The aMIsslasippl Bubble" organs.
What DO the "Miasissippi Bubbleo organs
~,aaf " FrHu tEfN EF 9ngt+
OaIy aseOO, 900 Of demand notes- $500, :
mn nod AZ peace, national unity and stable gov.
eminent, and Che wonderful Bfidsh Alcaemical
p,ocsIa by which stones, or earth, or air, are
iransmutsd into gold"-N, y. World.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16

IL The telegraph informs Us, that the SOL
disrs at Beaufort, South Carolina, are teaching
school fcr the negroes. I. seems to US that
thoy would be dong better service for the coun-
try BY letting the negroes alone and turning
their attention to whipping the rebels We
presume they were not cent down there to edu'
cate the negroes. II they we're, il may be re-
garded as both costly and fruitless eHpedi-
tim farl '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16

Tux CONSERVATIVE ELEMENT.-"You find no
fault With the action Of the Democratic party
of the North, or of their Representatives in
Ccuerfss, Mr.. President," eaid prominent
northwestern Democrat to Mr.. Lincoln last
week. "Ab, no." said tho President; the
neartrvsV supporters OF my adminlstraViVH F~ii-
cy, at this time, are these who opposed my
election; the most virulent opponents Of 10 are
those who heretofore have been my party
friends." f-,A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN MICHIGAN. The
Detroit Free Press, of the lOIh inst, says; "a
desire is expressed by leading Democrats OF the
State that the party shall meet Ia Convention
upon the 22i day Of February, to consider the
state Of the nation and to concert proper meas
nres for the defense Of the Constitution and the
Union. The Central Committee have the mat
ter under advisement, and will be guided in
their action by the win Of the party" n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16
AFrERoooN sEssioN.

Senate went into committee Of the Whole
Mr.. Hitchcock in the chair On rising the
Chairman reported back the following bill: s,
B. No S, with one amendment, which was agreed
TO.
On motion of Mr.. Miles, the bill was referred
TO the committee on the Evils resulting from
the sale of Intoxicating Liquors.
8 B. No. a, without amendment, which, on
motion of Mr.. McVeigh, was referred to the
committee on the Judiciary.
s. B. No Z, without amendments, which, on
motion of Mr.. Neal, was referred to the CON-
mittee on Military Affairs.
Mr. Gardner asked and obtained leave Of abb
sence till Saturday.
By leave, Mr.. Godfrey gave notice Of Q bill
10 amend the act entitled "an act the more Of.
fectually 10 protect .wool-growers against loss
by dogs" passed March "a, 1860.
On motion Of Mr.. PerIill, the Senate ad'
IjOurned. ez rs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16

banks II issue in the city pg New York, ~ IN.
Ill IL shall be altered, amended Or repealed py
the General Assembly.'' NM
A discussion enaued thereon.
Without coming to vote,
/. Mr.. Odlin moved that the House take re-
cess.
The mover gaye way TO Mr.. sayler, who, on
leave, introduced the following preamble and
resolutions:
WHEREAS. The State Of Ohio is ever ready 10
contribute her just proportion Of men aud
money toward the support Of the Federal Gov
ernment, against the present rebelllonj and
= 'wsfHERrAs, The burdens of this rebellion fall
as heavily upon the Western States as upon the
Eastern; and -N4ti
WHEREAS, The. incidental advantages re-
sulting from the expenditures of the Govern
ment should be distributed upon the, same prin-
ciple; and on flIk,tH t3tlf
'WHERrAs, Il is understood that an effert ia
now making to take from the city Of Cincinnati
large contracts for the manufacture Of clothing
and other articles, and TO transfer them to the
cities Of New York, Philadelphia and Boston,
thus deprivlng at leastAwenty FIVE thousand OF
the working men and women Of Cincinnati OF
the means of Subsistence; and n & lt
WHEREAs, These contracts have been fulfilled
In the city Of Cincinnati as we'll, promptly and
cheaply as In any other city; therefore
~Resoiesd By the General Assembly of the State
Yof Ohio, That thislbody, representing the pso-
pie of Ohio, docs mossearnestly protest sgainst
such unfair distribution of public patronage,
aud insists that injustice shall not be done their
chief commercial emporium In the removal oi
work performed for the army Of the United
States. ~ ~
Resolued, That the Governor of the State oi
Ohio be requested TO send copies Of these reso-
lutiOns to the proper civil and military authori'
ties In Washington. ,5i
MIR. Scotvgave notice that he would dlscusi
elresolutionsj when they we're laid on tho ia,
Bile under the rule. ffp "a
The House took recess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16

Wncu"Fta ~" - I~'-t t"f If w. y ~
Il one Of tie greatest moment, on the answer
you and others give dspeuds the veal Or woe0
tho country II is useless to cry out tnAt we
must all be united az Union mon, unless ~ 10
clearly understood what ID meant BY beng a
Union man. g. :
Is he, 10 your estimation, Union man VINO
ls In favor Of putting down ne rebellion by me
Wholesale destruction Of property inthe seceded
States, and thus destroying the States them
selves, under the plea sof necessity OF any other
plea oris he . Union man who is In favor OF
crushing out the rebellion, and at lhe same
lime preserving every State 10 the Union with
the constitutional rights Of its people In person
aud properly unimpairedY u a atig
: These queSdons mark dividing line Wnlcn
is becoming every day more and more dispno1'
Men must take their position onone side or the
other Of that line, What do you say. readsrl
What will you do as an American citizen
Names are nothing; the substance everything
You are for the Union. undoubtedly. So are
.GARRIsos and HoRAcE GREKLEy, as they allege'
But they urge that 10 save the Union, we must
be content 90 put On end to the old Udion, as II
existed from the time Of GEoRoE WAsHiEoroN
to tho election Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, This i
equivalent to saving that the old one is obsolete
aud we mus. have new one r
Atthobeeinhing Of the war It was under
stood, as We believe the people generally now
u,d.-.t ,nd n that to.be a Union man was 10
ss.....-,..d ~, oyshsl,,op should be pu.
49,, "a sve,v STATE ba made to retain its old
Mace iia tba uniOp. at ali hazards and at any
co,. Rat of la,e the cry is heard from men
-bo rroGsss p,eae love for the Union, that the
rabsiIion must 81 crn.hed out, le. what will be-
.on,a ana Of na,tIealar States and institutions-
Ana ,bsy ~, be0iopipr 60 accuse those who
,vonId, vhi,sri pSt,ipo5 down insurrection and
,,oasos 5rstsin "a ayery stats in the Union with
i,s ,s,,;,o,;al and oonatitutiopal rights lunim.
..,.aa's I, ,d,slova,.v, nj the Union and Of sym
r.,,,g .itb, sscsssionts q Cfaps9ae e!ll ~, .gis
No,,hs,,n ooarrnsIs and evsp the spseches Of
,,ho,sos cooorass are ,teemIua with these
.""a.s.,ons a ss,;ons ana Oowerfslt effort d
~, ho;na made 10 imbpe The ypublic mind il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16

EIeAr HuNDRED MiILioES DOLLARS COINED =
The mints Of the United States have coined
since they commenced OperatlOns--s period less
than seventy years-the large amount Of eight
hundred millions dollars, about ons-ffth OF the
whole metallic currency of the world. OF THE
amount FIVE hundred and twenty millions Of dol
lars we're derived from the mines Of the United
States. 49, .t..agt ~, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16

The CONSTITUTION AND THE UEloN.--Ihe
grand question Of tho day "a, whether the Con-
stilutiou shall be supported and the rebellion
put down by the majesty of law, or the Consti,,
tuition be abandoned and the war made fight
for conquest of lawless force against lavleas
rebellion. What patriot Or statesman can hes
its,e which TO choose2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16

~ John K. Lincoln, one Of the rebel prison
ers at St. Louis, is cousin Of tho President,
and wealthy citizen Of Clinton county, Mo.
He is charged with having permitted the rebels
to secrete ammunition in his cellar, inducing
young men to join the rebel army, assisting in
the robbery Of the Liberty arsenal, and other
wise giving aid and comfort to The enemy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16

BMadsme Jerome BOnaparte s still residing
in Baltimore, II ls said that she enjoys good
health, and though vergiDg upon fOurscore yeafs,
has hand as pretty, cheeks as plump, and skin
as fair as young girl of seventeen.
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Tho different editions Of the Ono sTArrS
NAN will be furnished during the approaching
session Of the General Assembly as follows
ps,ly Statesman, per month, !. . so cents.
TrI-Weekly Statesman, per month, 20 cents,
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Weekly Statesman, per year, $lOO
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Address, taAa
MANYPENNY 4 MILLER 1'.
Publishers Ohio Statesman, Il
% Columbus, Ohio,
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no MARRIED MEM.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
TIE undersigned will giveinfomation on very IN.
fsrestin0 and fmport0nt subject, which Will 30 valu
cd more than thousand timer It's cost by every married
couple Of any age or condition in life. The information
wilbept by mall 70 any pddrss on the receipt of IS
cents tstvGo and one red stamp. fiF'
All letters should bs addressed to
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octSi-lyshNdaW Boston, haW.
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: eT according to the vlncennes san, eight
thousand five hundred hogs have been slaugh.
tered at that point during the past season.
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HOUSE or REPREsENTATIvEs.
MEssAorp lrnoM THE sENATE.

Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Trimblo. .a
Journal read, ~ 3s
s MEssAorS FROM THE srsATE.
Messages from the Senate were taken up.
H B.No, 3. aTo authorize the banks tenn
porarIly TO suspend specie payments, and to re.
oeiEs and pay out United States demand notes" "
was eousidered.
e The question was on the hrst amendmen.
adopted BY Senate. :,
Mr. Myers offered the following amend
ment. - y +. 80 - n 81 lts.asa7
81 VThs act shall take effect from and after Id
uasss ee and continue in force until fifteen days
after The resumption Of specie payments BY the
msjoEity Of thersgular and legally authorised
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Hotel for Rent.

rTNHE BEST ARRAMGEn HOUSE IN
i Oolambus, Ohio, one square north Of the Capital,
containing sixty rooms, nov ready . cpen landlord
who can furnish, will nd II fst rate stAnd, With good
y S''t',', W 1f-Y W. -. NEIL.
OIncinnsu Commercial and Cleveland Herald COPY
ave times and send bill to this once.
Jan15n
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
Deaths OF Soldiers.

The following were reported yesterday!
John Sullivan, company z, AoIh N. T., Hare.
wood Hospital.
Rirus r. Taylor, company D. 18th U. 9. In
taE'r! Judiciary Square Hospital.
Henry Sny datn, company d, lst California.
Iouut Peasant Hospital.
Samuel e. Douglass, company r, 9Th N. H.,
Georgetown College Hospital.
Joon HiN. company b. s3i Pa, Georgetown
College Hospital.
Dcoatur Greene, eompsny A. oath N. T.,
Georgetown College Hospital.
q jsh Hmver, company F. lo1th Pa, Cia.
hurne Hospital.
Ezra v. Batch, company @, 2ath N. r, Ole:
hurn0 Hospital.
! q. Comfort, company A. SD Pa, Georgetown
Presbyterian Ohuioh Hospital.
wm. Chandler. onmpsny z, 6lst Pa, George
town Presbyterian Church Hos itRl.
lsaiah Perkins, company Il, 9Th N. Y. cavalry,
Judiciary Square Hospital.
sergcan, Rufus Vanie. company @, 72d N.
l., Judiciary Square Hospital.
J. +. JsUn,Dgs, company !, 9Th N. Y. osv., 81.
E.2abs,h Hospital.
lon Bowman, COMPANY q, llih Pa. Res .
ascension Hospital. R3sideGoe-0reensburg
Wes,uoreland county. Pa.
The blanks FIR record OF death and inter.
rent Of lhe soldiers are furnished to the seve.
regiment, rank, COMPANY, residencs before o. q.
y, mont, coilugal condition, Qf married, the
,ssdanco u the widow.) age, nativity, 80.
!: ru OF these are very important, especially
,te turmsr residence and the residence Of near.
ct friends, which we would like to publish.
many INSTANCES we are aware suoh iniorma.
I0u cannot be obtained, but we think more
plight 10 obtained. For Instance, above are
lfteen names. Tho Information desired ao-
companies only one.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
A Whisky Row

Occurred Yesterday afternoon, sbout4 O'Clock,
at the Union Restaurant" or schsd,s old
-yivana avenue. A general fght appeared
- DO In progress when Ofioer DuvsI, Of the
SIKH ward, who WAS passing, entered the
piAoa. The men wore engaged In regular
knock down row about spmo triHlng matter.
ilfioar Duvall, aided by %xo other offioers Of
the Fifth ward, succeeded In arrestipg the pro.
prietor of the house, and two OF his bar keep.
ers, with four soldiers who were participants
IA the agh,. Tho parties were taken before
Justice Ferguson, whose decision had not been
rendered when we left.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
Arrested for Csrryipg Goods Across the
Potomac

On the night Of September l6th. W. n. Tfey,
Jones, oi Wsstmoreland county, Va, were cap.
,,ured by the commander Of U. 8. steamer Free.
born, for being engaged In running merohsn-
ds0 from Maryland to Virginia, thereby vi0.
provost Se I'm marshal Of ,his city and BY him sent
70 tho Old Capitol prison last night.
Tho commander Of the Raoer, Of the Poto
mao Flotila on the Maryland side. opposite
AQUA Creek, made similar arrest, within q
d,y or two. His report Is a. follows "Tbe
,~o men now sent you we're observed crossing
IN small skiff my boa. Immediately put OF
10 Intercept them, and compelling their return,
,Doe ,teni under arrest" They are believed
Il, 90 engaged IN violating the blockade. They,
also, were lent to the Old Capitol last night,
by C;jsr of tho provost marshal.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
Dead Body Found.

terday IN 'rniDg Ia the excavation for the sewer
IN Thirteenth street. A ooroner's jury WAS
summoned, who, after m investigation Of the
same to bis death by falling down In the sew.
rr, " nile crossing the trenohIng and digging OF
the same, At the corner sf q street north and
Thirteenth street west, on account of the care.
lessness Of tho contractors Of said work, In not
sufficiently barrioading the same"
Deceased had n out and bru!se on tho back
oitGs heed, near the right ear; also, out be-
tween the right thumb ard fore finger. His
nans If supposed to be r, Shanks, from the
mark On some OF his clothing.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
a Card,

The subscriber takes this method to return
his thanks to D. q. Bliss, brigade surgeon q. 2.
volunteers; B. B. Breed, n. D.; R. Andrews,
acting cadet, ard R. h. soott, ward master of
ward A, Armory Hospital, for numerous acts
Of kindness conferred upon him during bis re-.
cent illuoss ut that institution.
lie desires especially 10 montion the uurc.
mittirg attentions Of Ar. R. n. Boot, both to
himself and the general welfare OF the ward
over whioh he has charge. In all that oonduoes
10 cleanliness and comfort II stands par excel.
lsncs, and affords model for all places Of il
kind.
Capt. A. W. BoLENIrs,
lf Co. F, Fiftieth Penn. Vols.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
WISHING Days ~ the Hospitals In this
CITY

SlnuuB DoyD - Sno fAoSPttAAs N tnle
Citys
Seminary Hospital .)-Every
day between and 8 O'Clock, p. m. This IL
exclusively hospital for sick and wounded
otioers.
General Hospital, (JudIoisry sQuare.)-Mon.
day aud Thursday, between q and 8 O'Clock.
Cranoh Hospital, lE street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. h./-Rvery day, from
10 O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (oorper Of Third and O
streets. Livery day from 10 9 O'Clock.
Hours for visitors at Ascension General Hos
pital, H street, between Ninth and Tenth. ail
days, from TO 9 p. m.
Armory Square Hospital, Con Seventh street,
between the Usnsl and B street, Island. )-Every
day, from 10 Q o'6look, p. m.
Clifburne Hospital - Tueadays, Saturdays,
and Sundays, between the hours of 2 and
p. IN.
Visitors will Be admitted to Carver hospital
only between 2 and 9 O'Clock p. m. daily.
Mount Pleasant General Hospital Mondays,
Wednesdays. and Fridays Of sadh week, be.
tween the hours OF IL m. and Q p. N.
Any addition 10, or alterations In, the above
liable will be oheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
The Medical Directors once

j now on Vermont avenue, between G and u
ptrrots. Tho o6ios, which has heretofore been
on the corner Of Nineteenth and ! streets. In
tho building # the Military Governors once,
we understand II will be removed to the cfice
IN Vermont ayenus In few days. DR.. r. O.
Abbott isnnw acting as med cal director, In the
ebsesce OF Dr.. Letterman, now In the field.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
oivins Liquor 70 soldiers.

John Connor was arrested BY Onioer Cot I,
Of Third ward, on Thursday afternoon, about
O'Clock, for the new orime Of gtuing liquor
nsolo. and nnad s30.5s. Rather expensive
giuing, that. Wonder II something was moi
sold IT = very high prioef
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
Alteration, Afflicted I

Dr.. vellny. Is yet engaged In an extensive
practice 10 this city, and We would call the at.
tentton Of the poor, puny, emaoiated victims
Of their vn sins to the best sources Of remedy
First, give up your present course Of life at
onoe and forever; and secondly, osll on the
most skilfui physicians. (Snd n0ne are bsttor
which 10 now undermining the constitution
aud sending you TO premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
The Troops About washtnstoa.

General Casey, commanding provisional
brigades, is ordered TO concentrate bis com.
mand on the Virginia sids Of tho river, In y
position suitable for continuing the drill, in.
charged. General barry, Ia addition 10 his du
ties NJ inspector Of artillery, has been ordered
TO report TO General Banks a. chief Of artillery
Of tho defsnoes Of Washington.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
Selling Liquor on Sunday.

Dutch vofn,keeper, most appropriately
named John Bier, was arrested On Thursday
afternoon, BY Ofioer Brown, Of the Fifth
ward, for selling liquor on Sunday. lie was
aned by Justice Walter the sum Of S257l.
His beer WAS done broom.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
To Camp.

Thursday afternoon 100 recruits for various
regiments, who are so far from this city that
the recruits cannot he sent forward to them
at onoe, and about 1000 strsgglers and oon.
vAlesoents, were sent from this city TO the 70
Gently established camp near Alexandria.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
ID n D r . . A L ..

D n o r . AIS.
MAIol's Oyyics, September IS, leO2.
PROPOSALS. vii, be received at the Nc yor .
once uItil I2 O'Clock M, tie 26th instant, tcr
repairing and cleaning OF tho Saver leading from
the Cansl to d street Lortb, between NinIh AID
Tenth streets west, according ts IN sot approve
August 18Th. 1907.
Blders will state the price for repairing the walls
and bottom (whtre neeiedJ yer lnesl foot, and pr
oabo yard for cleaning on Sewer the repairs 10 b
done Ia the best 0, m nt m -Ttir.
For further partioulars apply .. the Surveyors
RlCuARr WALLACE,
sel7 Mayor.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
Moro l.sausr usnAseass tea.

On Thursday night = squsd Of the provost
guard, attended by some of the First ward po.
Hoe, Visited several drinking places In that
ward. Atths house Of Mr.. Flint, on @ street,
between Twsnty.nrst and Twenty second, .
lot Of 9overnmspt goods we're found, consisting
Of blankets, sabres, mu-kets, 30. Al John
Morgan's plscs, near the above, they found hye
barrels oflQuor, which we're turned over to the
medical purveyor.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
Look eat for sns Ceanssrfsit.

Pstsrson's Dsteetor publishes . description
Of q new counterfeit note on the nanufActur.
ers' and MCDANIEL Bank Of PhilAdelphia.
The yienette on the lower corner represents
two horses and = farm scene "bo 10 die on
the upper right corner portrait OF q girl and
" 8" on the len. The note is badly engraved,
but looks well on nrst sight. Our citizens
would do well 10 be on their guard sgainst
them, a. some Of the same may be floating
around this way.