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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-13
NOTICE

YS hereby given that AL ROBERTSON has
u re.open.d his
MEAT M RK ET
q the old stand, North o. the court house. in
Tipt"n, whore he intends to supply he best
neat in Cedar county. At Ieasonai'le rate. FOR
Dash. - he buys h--ves on the same terms.
Upton. Sept. 5th, l-6i-'m
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-13

SYLVANUA YATl.H.
ATTORNEY At LAW, TirT"H Iowa.
N\tiI.i. prohn,tl. attend TO all hns ness in.
trus:ed 70 his care. Particular attention
paid collections. tn4l1
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- door selow Nyers' HerHvar. A,n,e 4,
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Manufacturer and rcaicr in
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BUGGY TRIMMINGS. &C.,

West Of the Court IIou>e SqAare. TIrrDN. low.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
Op,r.,,ou, or tho pionp,cko,..

The picks" have been having a gay time Of
II during the past few days. Among their mos.
successful operations, we chronicle the follow.
ing:
pocket picked, yeste rday morning, of \ gold
watch, valued At 500, while riding In the omDI.
bus plying betwe en- The steamboat wharf and
the corner Of Seventh street and the Avenue.
No clue whatever has been obtained to the in.
dustrious pick Eg-
Profe. sor La Bouta WAS relieved of n gold
watch and chain, valued at $3.50, on Thursday
evening. ut the Canterbury Music Hall. Nary
clue to the thief.
Another gentleman. whose name we could
not learn, was, we are informed by Officer
James W. Allen, likewise relieved Of \ hand,
some gold watch ut tho same place on the same
evening" L.y.
On Thursday night about 10 O'Clock, an oys.
terman named Captain Mister, while coming
out OF Purdy's saloon on the cornep Of Sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, was met by
two cheudliers u induStrie, one of whom very
lovingly embraced him while the other al.
straCted from his coat pocket bag containii &
near $3.50 In gold, silver, and Treasury notes.
which he had received during the day In pay
getting their plumber thon left. the man not dis
covering his loss until somo Ave or ten minutes
afterwards. Later In the evening young man
named Jas. MOwbrdy. was arrested By Ofcer
Leach, on suspicion Of being one OF the parties
engaged In the robbery. He was taken to the
fourth ward guard house and searched, when
$685. In silver and Treasury notes were found
upon his person. Being unable to give any sat.
isfaotory account Of himself or how he came In
possession Of the money, he WAS yesterday sent
10 jail BY Justice Walter, for q further hearing
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
Criminal Court.

On Thursday John Ayres was convicted of
the larceny of watch, and WAS sentenced 10
one years Imprisonment In the penitentiary.
John Maguire and his wife Cecilia we're both
convicted Of petty larcony, and were each
sentenced to \ term Of six months In the county
jail.
Henry Lyon, colored, indicted for assault
aud battery on Abraham Price, a white boy.
was convicted, and sentenced by the court 10
four weeks Imprisonment In jail, and to pay q
fue of one dollar.
Pala Gatano, indicted for the theft Of an axe,
the property of George Savage, was found
guilty, and Sentenced to four months impris
onment in the county Jail. and to pay fine Of
one dollar. pHi q =. H
Joseph Kidwell, indicted for an assault on
Elizabeth Scott, a little girl about eleven years.
of age, was convicted, and sentenced to six
months Imprisonment 10 Jail, and to pay fno
of one dollar.
VIM. Acton, indicted for assault and battery
on Gilbert Nelson, was found guilty. Sentenced
TO four weeks Imprisonment In jail, and to pay
fine Of one dollar.
The same, for resisting Police Odicer Philip
W. Harbin in the discharge of his duties, was
found guilty and sentenced TO -four weeks i'm
prisonmeni in the county jail, and to pay fine
of one dollar.
On motion of Mr.. Ulermehe, Mr.. Samuel +.
Drury was admitted to practice before the
Criminal Court.
The court then adjourned until Monday.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
Suicide Or Anether Printer.

Oa Thursday afternoon, man named Lewis
II. Young, tha keeper Of u tobacco and cigar
store on the s6Sth aide Of Pennsylvania avenue,
near Twelfth street, was arrested by Police
Sergeant Downer, on the charge of beating and
otherwise maltreating his wife. Hs was com
mitted to jail by Justice John H. Clark. While
In the once of the Justice, and on his way to
jail, he asserted that he had taken poison, but
being very intoxicated at the time, no attention
was paid 10 hts words. Soon after reaching The
jail, be was taken with violent purgings and
p p,ins In the stomach, and although everything
TO alleviate his sufferngs WAS done by bis fellow
prisoners in the cell In which he was confined,
and by the guards at the Jail, he expired In
great agony between ono aud two O'Clock yes
terday morning. An inquest was held vt the
jail, yesterday morning, by Coroner Wood
ward. The verdict Of the jury was, that the
deceased came 10 his death by poison taken
previous to his being brought to the jail. Ser.
geant Downer, who was summoned as witness
before the jury, testified that when he arrested
the deceased he was in bis mothers house, on
Twelfth street. The decoased told him thon
that he had taken poison; and that while there,
he (Downor) had seen lying on table u paper
containing q white powder. The paper being
labelled "arsenio.v During \ part Of Ar.
Buchanan administration. Young was clerk
in one Of the Departments. We understand
that he was printer by trade. Hs was about
% years Of, age, ..-... tr. ..
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
Robbiag the Gever nmsnt.

For the last two months, Sergeant Cronin, of
the fourth ward police, has been on the watch
for certain parties suspected Of stealing forage
from the Government stables In the frst ward.
His efforts 10 detect the parties, however,
proved unavailing until yesterday, whom clue
TO the parties engaged in the business was dis
covered. The Sergeant, In COMPANY With
OfRoers Fsnwick and Hannah, last evening,
visited the premises on which Il was supposed
the stolen property was secreted, and arrested
four persons, Nicholas Fitzgerald, his wife and
sister, and Pstriok Reagan. On the premises,
(Which are located on q street, between Third
and Fourtb,) the ofioers found and secured
thirteen bags Of corn, and about forty empty
sacks. Az Of the recovered property was
The ofioers state that the children Of the
parties were dressed with clothing manufac.
tnred out Of Government -four sacks; and that
the table cloths, carpets, and even the under.
clothing Of the women, were made out OF the
same material. Sergeant Oronin and his men
certainly deserve great credit for ferreting out
this business, by which the Government was
being robhsd perhaps Of hundreds of dollars
daily. .... 8 = r.--. --r.. - ..
Justice Walter. BY ordor Of the Provost Mar
shal, refused 10 admit the men to bail, but re.
leased the women, on good security, for ap.
pearance this morning.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
Supreme Court,

MARCH 6.--No. 220. The Franklin Branch OF
the State Bank Of Ohio, plaintiff In error, vs. the
State of Ohio.
This cause was argued by Mr.. Stanbery for
the plaintiff In error, and submitted on print.
ed argument by Mr.. Murray for the defendant
in error.
No. ISL. Lucius II. Pratt. plaintiff in error, vs..
Henry Filzhugb, ell al.
The argument of this cause was commenced
by Mr.. Rogers for the plaintiff In error, and
continued BY Mr.. Grant and Mr.. Sedgwick, for
the defendants In error.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
A washington PrInt'r Prisoner In Chi
CAVO.

Among the rebel prisoners captured at Fort
Donelsop, is Edwin Langvoidt, anative Of this
city. Mr.. L., for u number of years, was EN-
plcyed on the National Era as 4 comp0sitor.
He learned his trade in that office. About a
year before tho breaking out of the rebellion
he left Washington for Memphis, Tennessee Q,
where, until the commencement Of hostilities,
he was working at his trade. After the seoes.
sion OF Tennessee. he WAS impressed into the
service OF the O. 3. A., serving as 4 private In
the Second Tennessee regiment, which, a. the
time OF It's organization, was commanded by
Michael W. MoClusky, late postmaster OF the
House of Representatives. Mr.. L.. In n letter
addressed to a friend In this city, expresses
himself as heartily tired Of the war, rejoicing
that he IL once more In land Of civilization,
even az prisoner of war.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
AUCTION I,4Li.:i,
This DaY u

ny j. @. McGrlRE q C,.., sr"rtOns-rt,
ID FURNI URE AND HOUsEiiOLDF
AT PupI e NuCIIoN, % SArLkDNh MORNING
March .Ih At 10 o'crck; IN iroaT Ii III: 4\uG ron
Room ", shall tcl, without reserve, The ruruiluIe
and Elf,ets OF family declining housekeeping, com.
prsing-"
Flush covered Sofas, Arm and Paror Chairs
waiQut aud Mahogany Secretary and BoUkoas,s
Marble to- Table,, Whatnot
Cane seat Chairs l. 'ungts
Two Cutt &C. Chamber SITS
R,dstesds. Bureau, W washstands
Hair and Husk Mattresse,, Bosters and Pillows
B'RUketI Comforts, sheets
China, Glass and Crockeryware
Cooking and other Stoves
Kitchen Utentit', &c NO
m. ALSO,
At1l O'Clock, i very iNcrll"u'
hay MARE WITH tOAL
Terms cash.
JAS, &, MCGUIRE Co,
mar 7-.t Auctionters,
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
A m usenaen

SANrORp's OfKRA TROUPE. Sanford, At Odd
Fellows Hall, with his iDimitable negro min.
strel troupe, draw crowded houses nightly.
The performances are ali new. In this section, ,
and should Be Witnessed BY all lovers Of Ethi.
opixn mimiory. p 'g - 3
CANTERBURY. Y.-To-hight Ia the last night Of the
famed comic singer, Tony PAstor.- Also, posi-.
lively the last night of the Le0ni PAntemiuie
Company. and Of the beautiful balladistI Miss
Duval and Miss Wells. In short, this is the last
night Of ali the favorite artists OF the present
excellent company. This afternoon, an enter.
tainment ID given to ladies and children, with
more than the customary number Of presents,
and beautiful silk dress.. ast.H... g =
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
pEEiCiAE.,
WAR DEPARTMENT,

January "a, 1862.
Ordered, That the War Department will ba
closed Tuesdays, Wednesday,, Thursdays, and
Fridays ag ainst all other busiuess bnt that which
relates to active military operations in the field
Saturdays will be devoted TO the business oil
Senators nnd Represent ta,lvcs.
Mondays to the business 81 the puhlic.
EDwIN NJ. SrANTuN,
jazz If Secretary of War,
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DgrARrnRN'

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February 4, 1862.
HorICE IL hereby given nf the readiness OF
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by
the act of Congress approved December 23d.
1857, and the Treasury notes payable IN Sixty
days from date, authorized by the act "i CQu.
gress approved I'd March. 1861.
Interest ON Treasury notes Of tho above Is
sues will cease on tho 7,h day Of AprIi next by
the terms of those acts respectively.
feb 6-tap7
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
Strange Fatality.

On Sunday last, the tive children OF worthy
culored man named Tillman. who resides On NJ
street, in this city, were all taken sick within
few hours of each other. On Tuesday. two of
them lied. At this time, two are In a critical
xtate. Mad one seems to he recovering. II is
only u few weeks since that Tiliman iost near
relative, after few hours illness.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
LOCAL NEWS.
20 AdvsrtiusYs,

Esarty - thousand oepies Of the RSpsb
koan are ciroulstsd among the noauAg popuha
ton every day, hesides tbslergo number served
TO regular subscnhora. Advertsers will take
oots accordingly. M
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
10 be Tried by miiitary Authority.

Auvust Kraemer, who WAS arrested on Thurs.
dsy for the murder of u private In the Eighth
New York regiment, in February last, was
Yesterday morning surrendered to tho provost
marshal of General Blenker's command ior|
Trial by court martial
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
Washanxeuo oSsSssuss Osasss.

The twentieth isstsrs vas delivered last
night, By John 3. Q. Abbot, upon the ssssstisi
and wss . very intsrssting sfort., Hs disootsd
With eshsrp scslpsl and tsady hand, the false
and rotten aristocraoy Of England, and the slAve
sristocrAcy Of THIS ocuptry, and proclaimed the
aristocrayy Of merit, besring snoh crests ~
Harry of the West ,""thc Godlikc,n Honest
Ats, and "the Pathfinder. " Washington was,
too Lofty a character for any, title. The trae
and false was shown In tho contrast between
Madame Pompsdour ofthe days Of Louis the
Nightingale WA asso inoludedin his list. He
likewise paid bis respects 10 Billy Russell, Ill.
D.-sLies Like The Deuc6.n - 80, ''',',.-..
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
Arrested ON . Bench warrant.

John O'Dwyer, indicted before the criminal
court tor assault and battery with intent to
kill, failing to appear before the court to an.
by Judge Crawford for his arrest. he was
taken into custody on Thursday, and committed
to jail. ''
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
E, capsd nom Jail.

Aprisoner, named william Fowler, confined In
jail, made his escape therefrom about week
ago, and has not yet been reoaptured.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
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DEPARTMENT OF Srhrr
Washington, Jan. rs, 1862.
Tho Secretary of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on bus.rc,s on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, tbe tr:L Vi next
month.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08

WANTED FEW ACTIVE PERSONS,
w to canvass the regiments on the VirRlnia shore
for stencil names. From three 10 five dollars per
day may be realized by active operations Inquire
of DA SMITH,
Washington building, Room %,
feb l0-lm' Washington, d. G.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08

Whitehurst, NO. 434 Penn. Avenue,
Ii selling original carries do visite photographs
mont, Butlor, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and In con.
sidered the best In existence. Bee our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention of military men
is called to bur full length lettertypes, for send
ing BY mail. ds0 Is
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
.The I.dian Herb Doctor,

From Canada,, viii describe diseases and tell his
formation from them.
No Chd-y. for Consuitatton on Advice.
OUR MorTo.
We use such Balms a. have no strife
With Natare or the Laws OF Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poissn men to ease their psin.
Our Father-whcm all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all Ills; -. '--
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet, .'
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A dnpls Herb, simple Flower, H
Guild from the deNy Lea 70
These, these sh.ll spssk WITH touching power
OF change and health t6thss.
mia svenue, ocr,er Of seventh street
No charge Tor Consultation. hn1l-Sm
Cdnadidn references Of The Indian Herb Doctor:
Sir Heads, Governor o. Canada; Hon. ny.
Msgo, Ss ct Hon Johs Hon
Hoo Jane. Camnins., Mayor Of Hamilton, 9. v. !;
hSa Hon S.yoI a,spfL q LSados @
ags, late Col OF Artilisry; II. p Dwight, supt. Of
Moat,esl Telegraph; Tiylcr, Jr tios q ths Peace
c:Ws j. Urquisr', Surgeon, Toronto, o. v.
For Sale, At the Marsh Market,
On Saturday Mornisg, sth instant, fresh MICH
COWS, with calves, from Fsaskiin county, Penn
'yISsni1.. nS.I o.. q DORSEY cLAdErr'
IndAA Ru bbsr 0oods.
Rubber Blankets for goldier, q % esch.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, $3.50
saoh. .'I- .'.'.
India Rubb Coas, white and black, $3.50 ssoh
Ind RrS9od SiSd! ps pair
Boots and Shoes Rubber Stopp,rs for Bottles, Door
Mats Undershe citing for Beds In ackness, &c. st
m'nuia''ure Rri0Ssd sdi. RuSo.4 W.1!baa,. WSAILs
49,, sos pe1nsylyann ayenus,
Corns, Buaions, Calositiss,
Chlblains, Frosted Feet, Bad Nails, Enlarged JOINTS
DR. WHITE, suHoIos CuIEoroDisf, ~
426 Pennsylvxnia Avenue, between ~ and 9Th sts.,
.I.sg Room No. 7, second floor.
Once hours from . %. to Q p. m.
~ Calls mxde at private residenoe', whendssired
srspeeiai Atientlon gives 70 oar nob:e
Volunteers, n the Mcclellan Photograph Gallery,
and our ID ~ taken Ut from 30 cents to SO, and
sent free ofchSfge 10 your fiends ut home No. $40
seventh street, between and f. --..
ArIf you wish 70 get Hood Carte de
Visste 70 to the Mcclellan PhotoGr sph and Ambro.
type Gallery, $50 Seventh str, CT, [doon above D.
9th. McClelle n Photog, aph and Ana.
4, Wsshinsion G. Pictures msiisd free Of charge
to your friends. g. - ~ TI q. g.
Whitehurst, NO. 434 Penn. Avenue,
Ii selling original carries do uisite photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
Mcclellan IL the latest published, and il con.
sidered the best In existence. Bee our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention of military men
The national Republican., 1862-03-08
mar l-lmu'o

TT OUsE EOR RENT.-!The Whole House
II No. sol Pepnsylvania avenue, between -Four.
and q half and Sixth streets, on lease from April
next. Hr.t rate chance for keeping Hotel, Res.
taurant, etc. Apply at thu premises
mar s--st* JOSEPH BARBER 4 BRO.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08

sssss:: ss:ss:. n:4;'s':a s;'': III n ss.. By. ~ ys
1ylandt. JpoJ-a0ackef, Major Benuer, VIM
Dsiye,. Jss Burne M,thsw RSown WIN o
B yurnin, Chap Bhllmae, Mol Banks, DR. W II
lain Butler, Rev Nsu Brooke, W
Bsysat, 1 WBudd, Nelsoa L Bss ,stt, Wesley
Barrett, Jsmss Barrett. MAJ DBlagham. VIM
Bento1,J y 'B.b,ock, DE Bsasn, Wm RI.
Blackburn, DR. Barley, Il II Brent, wmL
JW Byers, II II Black VIM
Becker, Jost Brown, Robt T-2B,ll, W A -
Bona 10 an Bloom M.j 3 Bar. DR. Wm J
BroqooAan, Jno Barrett Richard BotsleS, Willis
BhJlRss, Df 9 Black, Col 8 W Bsydsa, w rs
Batfu6, yao hesn SscphenS-2I3rown, Warren
BaggtN, Ssrev Byia ton, & brine, WINS ~
J0F Brdgemsn, SsmlBucknan, Willis
Blacamsn, ia, Be,gstr, ser, 8 Lnr wn, II " II
Barton, Jno n Boltes. Seth B.odis, DIV a
Brooks Jno H Brecx, Capt Saml Battemsn,
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Indla Rs bbsr 0oosls.
Corns, Buaions, Calositiss,

C0rns, Bun10ns, C0l0sitiss, =.
Chilblans, Frosted Feet Bad Mails, Enlarged Joints,
and al disssses Of the Feet CURED without pain, by
DIR. WHITE, SURGEON CuIRopoDIsT,
496 Pennsylv.nia Avenue, between ~ and 9Th ss.
Room No 7, second floor.
Once hours from 0 Z. %. to p. m.
4E Calls mxde at private residenoe,, whendssired.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08

Arspeeiai Atientlon gives 70 our mob. .
Volunteers, nj the Mcclellan Photograph Gallery,
and our ID = taken Ut from 90 cents to SO and
sent free Of cnkfgs 10 your friends at home No. $40
seventh street, between ID and L.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08

A1If you wish to get Nood Carte de
type Gallery, $50 Seventh STR CT, (doon above D.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08

brotype Gallery. $40 Seventh stsSst pstween ID and
Il, Washington, D c. Pictures mailed free Of charge
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\ Css'.4sss.. Cssss'.4s.rss 81, n & rs. g,

~. Rsssas eailiag for lstssrs In the foliowlsar
Ist Will please say hey are advertised, othtrwiss
thsy Dey netr rscsivs then. c 10 :. ~ no IllIIF'l
tPuel11edt IA seeordaacs With the cot Of CosRr.s q
feqsfteB the List ~ Letters 70 be publiehsd IL this
nsWspapei having the "a saBsT cfsSuLArro within
We immediate delivery 81 The Post Oaicel q VIZ n
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Sanders g l.
Ssgler, J0hn
tawbfijge J
sullivan, J J
) III htiader, John
Swi. Ter, j q
iS'ansbuIyrIo'
SiminO0t,U
Silver, Jas l.
Savage, Jas W
Snyder, j n IN
Sullivan, Juo
Sinclair, Jas w
Standley, jos
Shaler, IIa w
SsnoDrn , j X
Stnih,e l.; s "
Sawyer, s
Saven1, S B
Sny am, $
Sew rs, 1t Sam
Savins, Suph u
Slemm rps, 5
Sullu way, -am
Stus. surgeon
Shelley, Co p I
Strong, fa.cOtt
stewart Th .
Smith. The0
Smith, 3 honlis
Sears, Cap T ID
Ssuts, Geo 49, -
Stennso. W 5
shaw, VIM
Street, Gup W
Sh eld,
Sarry, Vim Il
sinnrr, " X
Shit y, WIN
skinner. Wm 7
Shupe, WIN
Stokes, W Is
shaw,',wm n
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Dinaway, Elizs
David 'on, Mrs G

Iliggins, Gath
Dinkulaklp, Mr.
DinmHt t,SarahW
Dennison, Mrs NJ
Al
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For sale, At the Marsh Market,
On Saturday Morniag, Sth instant, fresh Mich
cows, with calves, from Franklin county, Penn.
Bylvania DORSEY CLAGETT.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08

}, Mn. !. Bs,isy, ,Csiaarshe y irrsa, .Aaanesry
!. Ainffa y Bro1ssll, Nellie Bs,dvin n K d
il, Amanda BrouIhtnn, II j Burross. Jase Vi
z, Cath n Baresr, MIS- 8 " Bro herd, Mrs.
I. Nm B. Rowlaud. Maria r - s~f
Mrs M Benton, Mary A Bu.kstt, Mary
!, Mrs. II Berry, Emma G Berrien, Mrs J II
"a, Nancy, Bsrunser, Nina Bashford, Julia
a, Kate r Bafa{es Mary 7 Branhsm, N
., RA Bao q, Jaau N Broouett. Nhj A
Mary Braush, Msry Z Brady, Ann
!, Sush A BsVoa, belinda @ Barrsnii6 N Z
., Mlps r bfis0Oe, Mis- Nj JBigsrel, Jennie p
N, HATTIE Byysat, Mary n Barker, Mfs 3
lsn, Mrs Blrker, Jul,s 8 Boutwell,. koea B
I, Ann = Doland, NArla Berrien, Mrs
Y: ,:y' Il. 5s,is 4 a ABiifSin, Mss M N ay-Ts (.
The national Republican., 1862-03-08

I n ,AsirlF F.L ID ...7TiF-.
Anna, Mis- q Allen, Eiissbeth Asd evs, NIT
A.esssoa 9 D Anssj Aatlis cksdssSs, Eiis u
AndeBoa,E n saHFl8 40 n fSj 1Ilr p U5n :
The national Republican., 1862-03-08

Young, has p Young, I, ,ColIiw Young, Tom
Young Col @ b Y"uns, LtJ iawger, Wm B
Young + Young MoC
q.
Zimmerman, G Zook, David S Ziyerpenann IA
ZelliDger, CsptIIZsTbee, Jno Zagipgi, Mai &
Miscellaneous,
Administrator OF Courier In the City OF Wasam :,
QuibOt, No ! Virginia avenue Dsbursi Once
L. Q. Army; House Reporter for the Cnciuna'i
LEWIS CLEpH ANE, +. NJ.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-28
Gen. meCIelIan on slaYery.

l was yesterday informed by one Of Gen.
McClellan's most intimate friends that be
approved most heartily the Presidents
emancipation proclamation, and that he has
been very much misunderstood by the coun-
try generally as to his views on the slavery
question, as it connects itself with the war.
This friend asserts that Gen. Mcclellan be-
ieyes that the country will SEQ no lasting
peace till slavery is destroyed, and that he
is not pro,sIayery man, as some persons
have stated. 1t is further said of him, that
as soldier he has been very careful Of his
speech on all such matters, but that he has
intended that no officer of the Potomac
army shall ever return fugitive slave, aud
that the few isolated cases that have occur
red did not meet with his appreciation
That be ordered the arrest of Gen. Stone il
a we'll known fact and it is further knowr
that when his attention has been repeated
ly called to the fact that fugitives slaves
were in the camps Of the government troops
across the river, he has replied that the
commander of the army could not recog
nize any person as slave. - Wash. Cor. o
the NJ y. EUe. Post.