davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

VJ,Hls II To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
i soriber hath obtained from the orphans' Court
Of Washington county, In the District Of Columbia,
Harman Wilson, late Of the United States Army,
dsceated. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are he eby warned to exhibit the
on or before the twenty. .ffth day Of Ootober next
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand, this twenty'ftth day Of
October, A. D., 1862.
WV. FARRIB,
90 27-Iaw3w Administrator.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
DEAD H o r. s + 3 /.
AND CHERISH.

JUST received from St. Lawrence county New
York, choice lot OF Table BUTTER and ChEkSE
for sale ut small advance, by
JESSE u. WILSON,
327 Pennsylyapia avenue,
between Sixth aud Seventh streets
Also DrAkes Plantation Blttsrs. 90 27-dlW
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

II . II . A e.
A second hand BOILER and OHCILLATIN0
ENGINE, Of three. horse power.
Apply at ths ooos. sss W
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

yXTAN rED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WITH A
w small family, all or part Of fuInished house
or boarding with private family, where there are
few or no ooarders. Two rooms, with use Of kitchen
would suit. Add,ess s"T. j. S Republican Office
oct 2s-Ns
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

T lsT OF CONTRACTs solicited or proposed
IL to the War Department and Its several bureaus
durins tbs week next preceding ths ssh day q
October, 1862
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
The Mastivs Combination will appear In
A L II X A N ID II 1 A
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.

~ Admisdoo, 26 cents. Reserved Seats, 81 osnts.
Dooas open et and at p m; performance com
Henoe halt an hour afterwards oe29
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

$50 sM a. s:5 s ss .1 ..s: as c NJ
blk IN street, last night, . BLACK MARE, about
l3 hands high, years old white hind foot, switch
tail, few gray hairs oa her back. Whoever will
return said Mare and Thief shall receive the above
reward, or so for the Mare alone.
DAVID SIMPSON,
oote9-8t@ $50 sixth strstt.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

THIS IL To GIVE NOTICE, That the
i subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, in the District Of 20
lumbis, letters Of administration, with the will an
Mt xed on the personal estate Of william DeaIing,
late Of ihs ubited States army, deceased AL per.
tous having claims against the said deceased, o.
hereby warned 10 exhibit tho came, with the voucb-
srs thereof 10 the u0sorber on or before the twen
" nth dav Of October next they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all bensfl OF the said
estate.
Given under my hand this twenty ffth day Of Oc.
tober, A. d. 1852. JOHN B. MACXEBEE,
DOT 28-law8ws Administrator, W. A.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
WANTS..

INFORMATION WANTED OF PATRICK
i ROC ERS, who h,s been missing since Wednes.
corduroy pants, white shirt, and black neckte wa
suppo, cd to be cut Of his hesd Any inform iii IN
concerning him Will be tina ukfuly received BY bis
cousin, SARAH DORRITY, II left at this office.
Oc MIC
The national Republican., 1862-10-29

GHO LOST, last evening, in q car coming
sD%U. from the Baltimore Depot to Willsrds'
HoieI, . POCKEr.BOUK containing about Sl6b In
Treasury notes and n.ts Of the Bank Of German.
town The above reward will be given by leaving
1t with the cashier Of Willsrds' Hotel.
% 2Q-2s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
From McCIciIan.s Army.

McCLELLAN's HEADQUARTERS, June M-From
the movements of the enemy last night, and from
information received from u contraband, a gene
raj engagement was looked for this morning
The troops were all under arms at daylight and
everything in readiness, but after a slight demon
stration 10y the rebels. and finding themselves
promptly met at every point, they retired TO their
old position.
y terrible storm visited this section last night,
lastilg abOut .hree hours. The wind blew a hur-
ricane. leve.ing tents aud trees IN NIL directions.
The Richmond papers complain of the large
price paid for substitutes in the rebel army. many
of whom Immediately desert, They mention
instances where a high as seventeen and twenty
dollars have been paid.
The action of Col. Rufus Ingalls,. at White
House, in causing the arrest of some fifty of the
most prominent remaining citizens in the rear OF
our army is having IA most salutary influence on
Yesterday in the neighborhood of New Kent G..
II and Charles City, and the arrested parties sent
to Fort Monroe.
There has been less skirmishing for the last
81 hours than any time since the battle OF
Fair Oaks.
The condition of the swamp for an encamp-
ment has rapidly improved within the last lev
DAYS.
The movements of the enemy to-day have
been mysterious. Their pickets az some points
have been drawn in half a mile. while at others
they remiin as usual. The ground vacated by
the enemy is now held by our troops.
Richmond papers to day speak of the arrival
of Gen. Price. and no mention is made Of the
whereabouts of Beauregard'S army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
From New York.

INV YoRK. June 25-The steamship Coat
zacoaicOs arrived from New Orleans about half
past , O'Clock this afternoon. Her dates are 10
the loth. The Newspapers by her contain but
very little news.
The steamship Mississippi sailed on the 18th
inst. tor Boston with a large number Of passen-
gers, and 272 hhds. sugar, &c.
The weather was delightful. with refreshing
showers.
Seven hundred barrels of sugar sold on the 18th
and l1th inst. al 5Aoc Tor fully fair. Business in
other articles was light.
An order from Gen. Sheplev. military com
mandant OF New Orleans. permits the return of
Confederate officers and soldiers to the city upon
condition that they Immediately report 20 the
COmmandant. and take oath not further 10 bear
arms against the United States. nor ia any wise
furnish Information, aid or comfort to the enc
mics OF TIE Federal Government until they are
exchanged or released from Their parole.
RumOr says that General Scott Is 10 succeed
Mr. Stanton as Secretary OF Var and that Gen.
McDo~el will be given some garrison station.
Another rrmor makes Scott Commanders Chief
of the army with Banks a. Secretary OF War.
Letters 10 the Philadelphia papers from Nc
ClellIn's army state that our first parallel three
miles long i completed, and II Is also believed
that the rebels can not muster $1,000 men on
whom they can rely to make a charge on US
President Lincoln was accompanied as far as
this city by Gen. Scott. In response 10 loud
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
Night Dispatches.
-

WSsS~GroN. June %.
SENATE-Mr. Doolitte fro1nile committee
on Indian affairs, reported batrDhe House bill
for tie appointment OF an Indian agent for Colo
RADIO Territory. Passed.
Mr.. Harlan from the committee on Public lands
reported back the bill To increase the revenue by
the reservation and sale OF town sites on the pub
lie lands.
Mes>rs. Sumner and Harris presented petitions
in favor OF the bankrupt act.
Mr Fe,sendcn offered a resolution that the sew
eral departments of the Government publish in
toe daily papers Ia Washington, or Tuesday OF
each week a list OF contractors which shall have
been solicited or proposed the week preceding
which shall state briefly the subject, matter OF the
contract. terms and names OF the prososed con
tractors and all persons known To be interested
directly or indirectly, and Of the persons who
make request or making any such
contract.
This provision is not applicable 10 bids made
in pursuance of advertisements or purchases made
according to law, but will apply 10 the proposed
modification OF existing contracts. Laid over.
Mr.. Lane OF Indiana gave notice that he should
introduce a bill 10 repeal the act creating the az
ricnliurAl department
Mr.. Trumbull. from the Judiciary Committee,
reported back the general bankrupt bill with the
recommendation that 1t De postponed til next De
cember.
On motion of Mr.. Hale the subject was laid
over TIL 10 morrow.
The bill To repeal the act FOR furnishing frauds
in contracts was taken up and disposed of.
The contiscation bill was then taken up.
Mr.. Browning spoke at length against the bill.
The President pro TEN. presented a comunica
ton from Gov. Gamble. OF Mo-, transm tling a
copy OF the resolution OF the convention relative
10 gradual emancipation.
A long and spicy debate ensued. participated
in by Dixon. Hale. and Wade, but without action
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE-The Speaker laid before the House
a resolution OF the Missouri Convention in re
Spouse to the joint resolution OF Congress on the
subject oi emancipation. Laid on the table aud
ordered ~ be printed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

~ Dr.. j. T. Rocker. of Castleton. was in the
city Yesterday. having recovered from his severe
illness contracted in the camps near C0rinth. Dr..
Rocker is one OF the able-t surgeons IN the West.
and since the breaking out Of the war has desO
tel much time. without compensation. 10 the sick
and wounded soldiers. After the battle of Shi
iOh be was one OF the first volunteers on the
ground from Indiana, and labored night and day
until the sufferers Of that bloody fight we're care1
for. Again when n call was made by the Execu.
tive Of our State for medical men 10 visit Cor
NTH, DR.. Rocker went without hesitation and
without reward. and STAYED uniiI stricken down
by disease. No man stands higher with expert
enced army surgeons than DR.. Rocker. We
recollect on one occasion meeting Dr.. Franklin
Of the Mound CITY Hospital. and when he heard
We were from Indiana his first inquiry was for
Dr.. Rocker. He was warm IN his praise OF his
skill and careful attention and wondered why he
was not in the army where services such as he
could render we're so much needed. We DO not
know that DR.. Rocker desires anything OF the
kind, but We take the liberty OF suggesting his
name for an appointment as surgeon, satisfied
that no better selection could be made in the
State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
Noon Reports.
MCCLELLAN MOVING
Gen. Fremont Falling Back.
w ASuINGTON NEWS
The RUK0RED CHANGE IN THE CABINET
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
~ O. TX IG ~ ~ ION l..
Gen. Fremont Falling Back.
w WASHINGTON NEWS
THE RUMORsD CHANGE IN THE CABINET
From ~WnshIngton.

WssHINGroN, June 2I.-Major General Pope
arrived here TO day. and is enthusiastically vel
comed He was requested 10 come TO Washing
ton to consult With the military authorities, If
consistent with his duties in the West.
Ii Is understood the military protection and de-
Tense OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad east of
Cumberland to the city OF Baltimore, and the
railroad between Harper's Ferry and Winches-
ter. are especially assigned to the command of
Gen. Wool.
The operating of the Winchester and Potomac
railroad will remain under the direction of Gen.
Banks. il being his line OF supply.
A diplomatic dinner was glyeH this evening TO
the Mexican Minister. a number OF Senators
and other distinguished gentlemen were present.
The gathering is supposed to have a significant
bearing just now.
To da, the rumor that Gen. Ewell has return
ell with his reOel force and occupied Front Royal,
il current.
Ii is apprehended that for some DAYS past the
Union troops lately there have been employed
elsewhere, and these rumors grew out of that
fact. Ii is by no means impossible that General
Ewell came back in that quarter again, though
quite improbable. This information is said to
come down by the Manassas road.
Special to tile Tribune:
Rumor confidently asserts that Jackson Is
again marching through the Shenandoah valley.
and has already captured Front Royal; but We
are assured that no reports To this effect have
been received at tine War Department. lie was
at Luray It last accounts.
A general order from the Adlutant General
Office SAYS that in every case OF prisoners taken
in arms against the United States, who may be
tried and sentenced 10 death, the record of the
tribunal before whom trial was had will be for
warded for the action of the President, until
whose orders no such sentence will be executed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

NASHVILLE, june pa special to the Herald
says:
An enthusiastic Union meeting was held at
Pulaski to day. Hon. Mel Brown re endorsed
his Columbia speech. declaring for the Union.
He pronounced the Union a necessity.
Governor Johnson has been invited TO deliver
a 9TH OF July address ut Louisville. Preliminary
arrangements Tor the celebration at the Hermit
age on that day may however prevent his accept
ance.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 2lst has the
following:
We learn from the Express that Yankee troous
To the number OF 5000 have advanced from Nor
folk and Suffolk to a point on the Sea-board
railroad known as Franklin depot. fifty miles
from Portsmouth and three from Weldon. The
aim of this force is beyond doubt to advance to
Weldon and cut off railroad communication AZ
that place with Petersburg aad Richmond. The
roads from Wilmington. Raleigh and Petersburg
converge there. This explains the recent visit OF
Burnside to Old Point and the White House on
the Pamunkey where he and N. Clellan compared
notes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

A FUSERAL-A good story j. told ofone OF our
rum loving citizens whose propensity TO p~atgonize
saloons lett him a dependent upon the bounty OF
a good woman az home that the world called his
wife. although no legal cord ever bound them to-
eether ia that relation. y still born child made
its appearance at the house one fine morning. and
Pete was furnished with "A ten dollar bill by his
better halt. and started out at early dawn To pro
cure a coffin. His first call WAS at the nearest
grocery for his morning bitters. The ten dollar
bill was broken, and Pete. having abundance OF
change. treated az each OF his accustomed places
ON his way to the undertakers. At some he lin
gered and imbibed again. and the setting sun
found him mellow. with but - cents of his ten
dollar bill. He turned the quarter over in his
hand, scratched his head sure way to catch a
bright ided-and started for a tobacco store where
he purchased "a large size cigar box with the
remnant OF his ten. Placing the box under his
arm he started home. bat had not proceeded FIR
when an unlucky individual in a hurry home to
tet josilei against him. Pete settled himself ON
his pins. surveyed the INTRUDER for an instant,
and with one blow landed ON the chin stretched
him on the side walk. Then drawing up with
quiet dignity and surveying the unlucky wight
who lay at his feet. a the crowd gathered round
Pete. half in explanation aud half soliloquizing.
exclaimed: Now, d-n you, run against a lu-
neral again, will youi'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

RAILROAD MATrARs-The war. and the vital
ami thrilling interests connected with il, has ab
sorbed tie columns of the public Journals 20 tle
exclusion Of almost everything else. We no
longer see entire columns devoted To railroad
mttiers, even in the papers that heretofore en-
ployed editors for that especial chair. Perhaps
this j. ri.ht. 1t Is evidence. however. that the
public mind yeirns for military food almost eX-
clusively. But u should be remembered that a
campaign cannot be successfully prosecuted at
this day without the aid OF railroads. and conse-
quently they may be considered an important
military arm. Ia this light. IL in no other. we
propose-not to have "A railroad item every day
but to notice briefly such matters of interest as
may occur in that line. The railroads centering
here. we may remark in this connection, as Artemu,
Ward would say. are all in fine condition. The
road beds have been kept in good order. smooth
and well gr%avelel, the rolling stock in excellent
repair. and careful and skiliful employees alone
retained. In 40 part oil the world can the trave
Ter, he his object pleasure or business, be yhirled
along more comfortably or with greater safety.
This Is the season for pie mes and pleasure
parties, where the Young and the old seek he lth
and recreation by leaving for a day the cares of
business and sporting in the shades and breathing
the pure air OF the country. We do not see that
these excursions are les frequent than in former
years. and there i no good reason why they
should be.
BY the way, We had nearly gone off into an
essay ON railroads in general. and forgot the
len we set out TO mention. which was the
completion of the junction Road" in which
many OF our citizens are interested, from Cncin
natl to Connersyille. The original design we
b ,ieve WIS To run II through To this place. out in
consideration of the mes the projectors will
probably let it stop where it is. and the local
business of the rich White river region alone
ought to make it pay.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
CAUTION.

The markets. fall Of limitations, represented 20 be the
same as BROWNS TRoCHEs," which are
in most cases productive Of p%ositive injury. Many dealers
will %ecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles. Attending more prolific themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWN BRONCHIAL TROCHES,'
which by long experience have proved their value, having
received the sanction OF physicians generally, and testi-
mouials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROwN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHES, when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have a direct influence q
the Affected parts:tbe scdative and soothing effect TO The
mucus lining ofthe ~windpipe into the Bronehii alays Pull
mcnary irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and
the various Thr oataIeclio which public speakers and
singers are liable. fsbll-d1y'62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
From MIncheNIcr.

WINCHESTER. VA, June - One of the leld-
es OF the Jesse scouts, who has Just arrived
from the advance. states that marching orders
have been issued 10y Fremont for a still further
retrograde movement, and that he will either es-
tablish himself at Middletown or fall back en-
tirely to Winchester and endeavor to fortily the
former point. He will be obliged to throw "A
heavy force to hold the Front Royal Railroad Al
a point parallel to his position, while by occupy
ing Winchester he holds the KEY To both valleys.
Ii is confidently believed that Jackson is AT
Luray.
Winchester, with the force that Fremont has
ut present under his command will be impregna-
BILE. unless the enemy has siege guns with which
10 fire upon the CITY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
Army ChnpInins.

\ special to the Cincinnati G0sefe. dated
Washington, June 9Th, say.
IL answer - a resolution of inquiry. Adiutsnt
General Thomas cent in 20 Congress a report on
ChaplaIns. in which he s1ys three hundred and
ninety I've are on duty. ~ euty nine absent on
leave aud thirteen without leave. He recon-.
meu.ed 10 promote their efficiency. that they
shoulC he required to bic ia the wsr oilice ceruh-
Gates a good moral character from presiding au.
thoriu.> IN Their respective churches \ decided
feeling u developing against tie present chap.
laincy system. brought CA bv the bal conduct ot
some 81 The Chaplaiu>. Several ot those visiting
Washington. for example. have been IN the habit
at Fostering newspaper officials tor dead head
tickets 90 the theIter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
From The Logan (O.) Gazette.
DE United states Hotel.
~ ONE or ~ ~BoARpAHs.


is took rooms for de sea.on-rs cuttin' quite a swell
- stoppin' at a tavern-de Uniici ~ ates Hotel
ole Uucie Sans de laudI. rd-we eat and drink our I'LL
And de wisdom Of the measure Is, dar's muffin for dc bill,
Oh. III % Dinkum darkey,
DE whiie ira.h can't afford
To take rOom~ at dc tavern
Whar dc cullud gentry board.
DE hoe-cake il was 'nihcenl. de raccoon sweet and tat
But. 'po>,om. coon. and hoe-cakc,-ibid YOU all farewell
You wouldn't suit &c S'iety At Inc e Sans Hotel.
Oh, III o Iinkum darkey,
oh. don't YOU hear DE- belll
Its rngin' forde boardahs
At Uncle Sans Hotel.
And don't you know de boardahs:-de accomplished Dinah
De scru.hinaiin Pompey and de gallant Nistah snow
And all 90 DE- born equal . no mat er whar dey dwell.
Are going 10 be bOardah~ al Uncle sans Hotel.
Oh. III o Dinkum darkey. ..
berry sure am.
DE best ct all de tayerns
l. keptby Uucie sam.
De scrushinaiin rompey. when he sits down 10 dine.
Ju't hear him call DE- wailh, TO ioich along lie wine,
Aud see de little white boys a helain' Ntstah snow,
And bringin' chicken nNiu- To lie lubiy Diuah Crow.
Oh, III Dukum darkey.
l. cutin' quite a swell.
T. took rooms At a tavern
DE United states Hoitl.
Its a mighty big old tavern. ia, United States Hotter
II hs> >iNty thousand b ardahs, and % cumudates 'em
well:
II has room for all of Dixie. an 'spsct devil all be here.
wiz dar wives and pickiuinnies. fore de endiu' Oh de year
Oh. Iii 0Dnkum darkey,
We have uo bills To pay.
Dcy chsr-e 'em 20 dr white trash,
ihcar &c landlord say.
oh. take de matfook, white mau.-de shu5ble and de
SPADE
We lo,riah> have uowork 10 do. We an hab quit De trade;
But fore you pay de boahd bills vou'l hab TO tug aud
sweat.
And wish you WASH white trash a thousand times, I'll
bet
oh. III O pnkum dsrkey.
on, don't YOU heard hell'
It. nocin' for de boariaAs
A. Uncle Sans Hotel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

TIL Marion County Central Committee will
meet nj the Sentinel office OH Saturday. June y.
at III O'Clock \. NJ, co make arrangements for
appointing delegates TO the Congressional Con
%yeniion. A full and prompt attendance is de
sired. The following is the Committee:
Centre TovnshiP-Jotn K Elder Chairman. }
Samuel Beck. Julius Boetticher.
Lawrence-Samuel Corey.
Warsen-Willam Hunter.
Frankiin-W oodford White.
Perry-James Webb. Sr.
Decatur-Jesse Price.
Washington-Wiiliam Earle.
Pike-Joseph Lolten.
W~ayne-James l.. Drake.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

One department of our Dispenssry "a specially devoted
10 the treatment az the Diseases Of Femsles, such a. LII
chOrrhea, or white" Irregular. Painful and suppress
Mentr1afi0n. Nervous and General Debility, Diseases 81
he womb, Barrenness, &c.
Consultations and examinations free Of charge
Also. for sale. DR. DEwEES's REGCLATUk PILLS
For Female Distractions, irregularities &C. Married la
des in certain situations should Dot use them. a. they
would cause miscarriage Price 81 per Tor and may be
sent D. mail.
DR. GALEy's pnEvEyTlyE-An invaluable article
for those wishing to limit the number Of their oH-pring- OF
the barren who desire children; warranted not 10 inirre
the health, and viii last i0f alifstime, sent 20 any address
under seal. on receipt Of the prbce-TwO DOLLARS
PATIENTS At A ~i>TASCE-by sending = brief state
ment o. their symptom, will receive Q Blank Chart centAin-
ing a lit -fquestions. our terms for the course oftresfmets
kc- Medicines sentto any part OF the country 10 cure Sc<
case Al acme, free from danger or curiosity.
All transactions private aud confidential Remember
the nai.le and number.
Direct all iettersto
GALEx's HEAD D~IsPEysARy,
sctl5-d&p LoassyiiIs ~.