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The national Republican., 1862-05-30
OROPOsALs Fur FUEL.
QUARTERMATEE's OrYiGK,

Us. Marine t6rrr,
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be +, ceiyed al ihil
sSs Snf MonS.y hs 2a S e J%@s At
lst Of JAY 1852 to soth OF June. 1898.
The Wood to be good merchantabl. Oak, ard to
ponts within the wsIis of ths Marine Barrseks a,
nay be designated BY the Commanding Marine
% g :. SS:, e with. c Vnd h.s
re" ri q ssh
q nsy be delegated by the Commanding Marine
oset tires ss Of sfPsnss ,o 70 to the United States and
P.ymsns viii Be made upon the quarterly requi.
iiiies required for the uss Of his oommand agreeable
4 guaranty to be signed by two responsible yer.
sons, whose responsibility musi be certified TO- by the
United States DlAtrct Judge, Uni cd States district
Attorney, or United States Collector, must accom-.
Eeny each proposal, otherwise it will not be c'n.
10 be endorsed Proposals for Fuel" and ad.
drss cd TO the undersisned u, .cv
may s9-iaw4w Major and Quariermaster
ID DROPOSALs FOR LEAD.
osDsAHo. o',,s., ,n,.,.I W.n DTs.n,Mtsr, mn sa
Proposals will be REQ. ivsd BY this Department
ss S..Ss sSi':i' at the following A''sn'' as '0oh as
1000 TONS OF Load,
as follows:
At the waterviict Arsensl West Troy, New York,
Az the New York Arsenal, Governors lslana, New
Al ths Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Psnn.yI-
Al ihs 81 Louis Arsenal, St. Louis, Missouri 900
Ths lead must b. Galena, or other American,
Stslours, or soft English OF the most approved
Proposals will be received for lots Of 200 tons and
upwards.
Bidders will state explicitly the time and amount
Failure TO deliver at a specified time will ubjeot
delivered at that time
or iato bonds with prOp,r suretIes for It's iaithful
Ths Department reserves to itself the right to reject
Proposals will bs addressed as follows; Gen j. W.
RirLxI, Chief of Ordnance, Wellington, D, C., and
should be endorsed Proposals for Leaf"
may 92-eotije
" AN AsDEn,s rATENT .
HANNAH g. co.,
Sole Propretors, 20 Clif street, Sew York
Two Sizes. $l.00 and sl25.
s. On receipt Of price, a Press will be mailed to
any address, postage paid. Dsscri a.Ne Circulars
sent u requested Sts'ioners and Agents supplied
F. Ex,raordlnary inducements offered to intslli.
gent Assnn snr 'a-dSw3m
~, YOUR ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OUR
isw Stopf o. q spring sS Cio'hiRg Furnishing Goods
owa1 AL hsn ana Cps which we are selling AZ
sNiiay, No eco seventh street, near ~ +, '"''"
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

MISS G. @. SCOTT Rsspcotfully nnounoes
INl to parents that she will be happy to give les
sons on the Piano Forte to pupils, at their own
homes. Music Is not taught By her as . frivolous
accomplishment, to be acquired by . mere parrot.
like exercise OF the faculty Of imitation but as
pursuit worthy Of the at;ntisn of Intelligent and
immortal beings, and In q manner betting its
cha acter and claims txaot science.
1t is claimed that the benefit derived from pursu
ing n course by her IA at least quadruple to thai
which could be obtained during an equal period Of
time in the ordinary modes Il instruction. aud great
saving Of expense while many bran ches could be
studied else where only At comparative dsadvan'
age, and at vastly greater outlay. both Of time and
means.
HIrnory R,thm, and Prdcie are treated a. sepa
rate branches and each receives an amount Of at
iention piopo tionafe TO its Importance. Miss 8.
takes good are that correct lingering Is formed on
the start and good time secured Ly the use Of Msa
srl's Metronome.
Terms per quarter liberal
Parents wishing to have their children attend day
school, will fnd 1t convenient to take morning
noon, or night for the lessons
Please hand in the names By the frst week In
June
Miss S. can be found ut the Avenue uou'e.
my 2g-lw
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The 6h 7. n. LAns runs daily, Sundays eHot
The Il +. NJ SouihsTn Mail runs daily
WAY LINES,

For Bridol, Trenton, Ae., at 7.lo and OK A. n. >,
AID 8, 80 and /. r M, from kcnstngton, and TX
H. NJ from Walnut street wha'f
For Bristol and iutsrmediats Stations MIX A.
n IRON kensir gsoa,
lpgton, Florence, BoIdentown, &c at l2X, Il, I, 8
abd 6k r. NJ
lsteamboat Trenton, for Bordentewn and intsms.
date Stations at 2H p. NJ, from Walnut street
wharf. = b.. -
81 For Now York. and Way Lines leaving Ken,
Walnut, hall an hsur before departure. The Can
run int the Depot, and on arrival Of zach Train,
run from the DepOt. IT, .li-.-,
Fifty pounds OF Ragsage only, allowed each pas
ssuPer Passenger Efs prohibited from taking any
thing Baggage tuti their wearing apparel Al
Baggage aver fifey pounds, to be paid for extra
The Company limit their responsibility for Baggage
to One Dollar per pound and will not be liable for
any amount beyona 100 Dollars, except by special
contrast. y9-I WA.H GATzAER, Agent.
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PAPER HANGING.

III AND UPHOLSrERERH |
We would respectfully notify oil In want |
u an Upholsterer or Psper Hsngsr that We
NE prepared to execute al werf intrusted |
y us In the most superior manner and on the |
shortest possible notice. All work done BY |
1 \ y n undsrI our own Immediate supervision,
md satisfaction q guafAntied ln every cass |
JOSEPH r. X, PLANT 4 co.,
No. $50 d street, bet Ninth and Tenth.
J Refer 70 Mssnp. Louis r. Perry Co.,
| Dealers In Carpets, OIL cloths, 10, eornsfof |
Ninth, trset and Pennsyivania svsnss.
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC. %.
J. JOHN r. SCHEEL, Organist and Teacher Of
Music, wishes IN give notice that he continues his
Instructions In Sight Playing and singing Those
who with TO have their time proftably employed by
we'll directed study and practlce wouli do well 70
give MIN call. Apply At Sr. Reiohenbachs Piano
" are room. Eleventh street, between ID and u sts
Terms moderate my s-.nlm
The national Republican., 1862-05-30
CNRsT GLASS BoAnDIsG HOUsn.

The undersigned beg leave to call the attsntionoi
the citizens aad travelling nunity to the House
they have Just opened fOt the accommodation Of gen
temen and ladies The House Il furnished in sp-hdi1
stye-Large Airy Rooms, Chambers and Psrors lh'
table will be supplied with all the dele0ncies OF tn
season No Pains nor expense shall be sparu0
70 give satisfaotioo TO all VINO may patronize the
ior dinnsrp, &c, attentive and o5liging servant,
houss ei gbly situated on ths corner of Twentieth
and J streets west, lately occupied By Snrg on
General Lawson BROWN& DOWNING
may lS-lm StSrSIntell .l,#
The national Republican., 1862-05-30
TRTEIsIoR ADORaMEHTsi

OF ALL 0RADkS AND PRICkSi
Warranted Gold Band window Shades, Buff,
Green, and Blss Holland 6hades, ali sisss made to
order.
. Ake, . handsome. ss.ortmsnt Of Picture Cord and
Tasssls, all Sizes and colon.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old stoek 70
aooumulate penons needing the above goods viii dnd
Il 70 their advantage to give me . call
AL work executed and supenntended BY practical
men, who have served regular apprenticeship q
their trade. ~
S3tsfsoton guaranteed, o. no pay required
Please give ne oall. Ramember the number
JOHN MARKRITER,
No. ks6 Seventh street,
nov ss-.sns Eight doom above Odd FeIlows' HsD
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CAFETY SPEED AND COMroRT.

WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCHBURG
NASHUA, LOWELL, CONCORD: THE
TERMEDIATE POINTS.
g. THE new and staupch steamers oi
-1 the Nor witch Line, CITY OF Bo9-
TON and CITY OF NEW YORK, leave New York
daily, (Suudays excepted) at 8 clock, p. m from
Pier No. 30, North River, foot OF Vestry street,
FOB NEW LONDON,
Thu re connsc. ing with he Steamboat Express
Train for the alb oye points, ria Norwich and Wor
ces-er, Boston and wCr,ester orcester and ashua
and New London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken at the lowest rates
For Information inquire of
ES MARTIN,
my 2e.f Agent, on the Pier.
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Read ON! Read ON!
.u4.. VHE
Greatest Bargains Yet
Read on I!

EXTRA SILVER PLATED COMPLETE TEA
SETS
pieces, best quality, saT so nett.
EXTRA sILvLR-PLATED CASTOR,
oPrcnch glass bottles. ss, sISo, $500. to $3.50.
BxTRA SILVER PLATED. OLIVE THREAD
ED TABLE SPOONS,
$50 ~ dszeu
EXTRA BILvER-PLATHD, TIPPED TABLE
SPOONS,
- re dozen.
EXTRA SILyERPLAIED, Threaded, {.
u Nper dozen.
EXTRA BILvBR-PLATRD, TIPPED TABLE
FORKS,
S8sd.z
EXTRA sILvFR-PLATED TEA SPOONS,
TtrPRD AND THREADED,
~ dozen.
HEAVY SILVER ,pOIJBLE WALL
ICE PITCHERS,
Lug sze, best quality, beautifully engraved and
chsei only 10, $40 and 500 To- extra q0a'ity.
FINE slLvgRPLATBD CUPS, MU5s, COB.
LET'S. sALT srAN bS,
Only d each--rstsil prics, g.
sILvER-PLATED MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS,
rs ots. each.
SILvER-PLATED BUTTER-KNIvEs,
2b, 37, and 90 cts. each.
The national Republican., 1862-05-30
DllgIIBIRY.
TUns.i yLnyn

VW11Mi Vn1Vn
i NJ. LOOMS. M. D..
The iavs.sss "a ps,,s.ss q ths Hi.sssi rs !. rlass
Many perSoA6 touA veas thous teeth Who eaAnci
net wear these. nI n. gf..lL-
PssIs saili.s q ~ eAss - b sssosepeAsssd
vith 80 style md prSss Of TsslA they Al y6sfs
bat b tsss Nho afs pestsllaR end With the pSfes,
asAAa, szu110e, 6Anoot Per T. n dsnture at M
en- peq1Ass, fhs Mineral Pa, ~ - noes fsliy
|. RSeas IN this slfy-NO. % r. ,saiA avsess,
lstWase Ninth aaA Tenth Ueses uso, ~ Arch
sRsst, fhiladslphiA. I1 ". nisls-ly
IN. LOOK WHO'D eonssnuss sAs psas-
~ ~ Of DsntiSlxy, In the Waahnston Daa1dinG,
eer.H Pennsylvsnk avenue and Ssvsnth stFsSk
Hsyi4e praotssd IN the South nearly ax.ssa year,,
be fss assvrsd that be oan givs sstsfAetoa % any
that my sall. LOO
TsstA Inserted % vutoAmfs, Russsa, o. Con-
Fan, Chloroa6rm administsrsd when dssarsd
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

TINnE UNION WILL STAND,
NO NATTER WHO'S PkESIDEs
Consequently, 1 shall remain u WAshinSt Stot Asi
ooatiAus 10 pIrsue ny occupation Of
housG, Slok, AND ORNAMENTAL
- r a I n Il Z NJ Ga ~
GLIDING In all It's branches Old GLAZING
promptly attsnade TO- Painting and Grnansrsin!!
.eption TO the Plintirg Of Roofs and Brick Wslh.
All the above will do - cheap - the ohsspes,
fellow. .oti1sns Of the Distriot Punstuaiity svioti,
observed, and work done In the best manner
You viii please mind yoaI stop, sna Gsogst
Painting Establshment
No. d. Louhfsna svenue fnorth side),
between Sixth and Seventh ,iree''
s-sisn' pat ~ ff's Of oh'sse' a. uana' 1.
The national Republican., 1862-05-30
ANRRVOUS DEBILITY, -

S'ERMAT0RRHEA,
Is positively incurabie by any means but those ad
yOcate Before commencing ASr treatment, leaii
how the writer actu ally CURED himse 4, and subse
quently hundreds OF others. Enclose . post paid
superscribed envelope TO Rox l78, Chsrestown
Massachusetts, mar1-Am
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

when Club Of subscribers has bseu Tor.
wsrded. additions may be made 10 ii an the
ssns terms. II Is not necessary that the sub.
scribers I" n Club should receive their papers
at the same post once. -
Money may be forwarded by mail, Al our
risk. Large amounts can be remittsd in Treas.
ury notes. or drafts On Boston, New York.
Philaaslphis, or Baltimore; smaller amount
In gold, or In notes Of solvent banks. Address
". J. MURTAGH d co,
Washington, u. q.
The national Republican., 1862-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
,S62. Arrangement for 1866
NEW YORK LINES,


THE CAMDEN AND AMGQY AND PH, La.
pELPHIA AND DTRENTON'RAI co. u
LINES.
From PHILADELPHIA no NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES
From Walnut street Wharf, and Ken.
sinRtOn Depot.
wILLLKAvE As FOLLOWS VIZ: Fare.
At Q A. NJ via Camden anl Amboy-C A.
At Q \. NJ, via Cam len aud Jersey City-New
Jersey Accommodation ................, 92t
Ate A. n via kenslnston sad jersey City
Morning MAIL. ................,.......... $50
At i2h r NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Accom-
meuAuon ..................n... I'D
At p; win Camden and Amboy-C. and A.
At4 T. X, Via Camden and jersey City. '''
Evening Express. .......... :............ 500
Al "a r. M, via Camden and Jersey City
I'd Class okst. ........................... 225
Az 81 T. n via ksnsington and Jerssy City
AT 70 T. NJ, via kensington aud Jersey City
southera Nail. .................."...... 500
At P. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Aooom.
modstion, (Freight and PsssengerT
..aI 1st class ticket ..,,........ AS
ID olass ticket. .......... l.bo
The 8h F. NJ, Line runs daily Sundays eaot pted.
] he II +. M. uihaHn Mail runs daily.
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY SPRING
~ Clothing, Trunks, Hats, and Caps, ct No. $50
Seventh street. mar 20-dsu
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II II : - u = n
II R OS H E OF u q
OF THE
WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

1.-THE undersigned commenced, In the menth Of
December, 1860, the publication, In this oity, Of
weekly newspaper. oa,ed the National Rspss'.
kooa. n... g..
II IL printed on large sheet, twenty -sevep
BY forty two inches, and is furnished at the lo~
prices stated below. A'' b. htaaA~AE
II contains all tss original matter Of the
daily National Rtpublioan, with the exception
Of local news not interesting 10 country sub.
scribefs.
It will give full reports Of the proceedings Of
Congress, and Of the other departments Of the
National Government.
II contains all the nsws Of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, &o., &o., an well a. an
original correspondence from al parts Of the
country. The miscellaneous department. will
receive special attention, and, in all respects,
the effort will be made TO establish the charac.
ter Of the National Republioan as Family
Newspaper. ....
Warrington being now the central poin, OF
the current military opststions. great attsntion
will be paid to furnishing the readers o' the
Maternal Republican with full, and especially
with accurate, accounts Of the progress Of the
war for the Union.
In politics, the paper Is Republican. sustain
ing the Administration Of Mr.. Lincoln.
There is no other Republican paper in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, or in the vicinity Of II, and
II 10 believed that recent events have opened IA
such paper an important sphere Of usefu
effort The time has come, when the actua
administration Of the Government upon Repub
lioan principles will explode the misrepressn
tatiops which have made those principles &C
distssteful to the South. .o..l
But II 10 not only here, and In this. vicinity
that the projectors Of the NATIONAL RsPubliool
hope to make II useful. TO the whole country
they offer journal which will discuss nstiona
politics from national standpoint, and which
will never be sweryed from patriotic duty by
any overpowering pressure Of local interest.
| TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The national Republican., 1862-05-30
CHEAP Newspaper ASD PERIOD.
" CAL STORE.

JOHN c. PARKER
Having PEI msnently established his place Of busi.
ness at No. 37s street. opposite the Patent Office
receives daily all the New York, Philadelphia, aid
la 'tinore papers Immediately on their arrival aid
In consequence Of the lerge number sold daily, he
has reduced the price TO III BEE CENT ercopy.
wsrld are ready for delivery ut 8 O'Clock, 7. NJ.
the Baltimore Sua, Clipper, American. and News
Sheet at O'Clock, A. NJ and the Philadelphia Press
and Inquirer at 10 O'Clock A n. The trade will be
supplied with the above papers on the most liberal
'errns and At the shortest notice AL orders to re.
oeiye attention, must be accompanied with the
This New YORK papers are furnished and delivered
TO kubscrbess for ~ cents per month %
From Lis long experience 10 the newspaper busi
ness he promises to give entire " tsfaction 10 all
who order from him. r
Au the magazines, Pictoriais, and new Novels re
ceiyed ss soon ~ Published, which he sells at the
lowest rates,
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is for sale every
morning at G o'clock my l2-1m
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

DoYs' CLOTHING AND BOYS SHIRTS A
p Ices than arst oosf at No $40 Seventh street
The national Republican., 1862-05-30
NTAsHINGTOH CITY 0AKDks,
w NEW FORK AYENUR,
BstlUeen Fira and Second Streets

BiIUeen FtTH and Sed0nd NrteI3.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has oprnei the above pleasant retreat tor
this season, and that hereafter, on every MONDAl
and THURSDAY, at 8 O'Clock p IN there will lie
Band OF Music in sttendsncr.
A line TeD.pin Alley and Shooting Gallery have
been erected for the amusement Of visitors.
Clubs and Associations have the use Of the
Garden By glyigg rOtice 10 the proprietor. He
pledge. himself that he will use mis- best endravOrs
'Orlease all who will honor min with their presence
my 2i-Im ERNST LGFFLER
The national Republican., 1862-05-30
Read! Read! Read! Reat

n08Q' 60&Us 6060S h6aC
Splendid Csuso, nossio, Lava, Osrbun
ole, and Jet stt Of Jswelry, 81 to
bLoP... WV
Rlssant Garnet, Turquoise, and Easm.
eled, full sstts, si 70 os8................ 90
Supsfior Eaamslsd, Csral, and Opal
Cluster sstts, d b osS................. 8 50
Plain, CHASED, Enamsled, and Fancy
Bracelets, 81 to t6................... - 10 10 e
Cameo, Coral, Carbunole, snd Nina
ture Br' oshes. 81 asnts TO si......... st
Gents' Vest, Guard, snd Lsdiss' Chate.
lais Chains-,hs largest stock In Wash.
inston, 81 70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I0Ot
Lsdiss' Garnet and Carbunole Neck.
laoss, sl 70 Ssb0..................... 60
Garnet, Casbunole and Onyx Studs and
Buttons, tdse, 81 sstt .............. 3 30
Fine, sold, Gold Sleeve e-Buttons and
6tsds, ~ arats, 10 cents 10 si s,tt... u
Cent? Cluster and Opal Bosom Pins,
gold mosutinss, so cents 10 81 .2S..... 0
Fhs Lookets and Medaions, for two and
four Pictures, 81 to si5o..
Sssl and stonsset Finger Rings, every
variety, 50 cents to sl.5o......,...... ,c'
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

A LII THs BEST C0OKIsG STOVES,
"A TABLE CUTLERY, AND E-
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
OF ALL KINDS
Camp Furniture and Tin ware, to be had of
WI NARROWER,
mar R-Nm No b32 Seventh sfr~st
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

oa, HOUsEkEEPERS
WI And those about going to housekeeping will
3fnd at our establishment Q large aud well as
. sorted stock Of
DINNER TEA, and TOILET WARE.
SILVER PLAT ID TEA SETS. FORKS
and SPOONS. CHINA, GLASS, BRITANIA
WARE TEA TRAYS, Tin Limitation Of CninR)
CHAMBER SETS LAMPS, TIN WARE,
RROOMS and BUCKETS.
And every thing else requisite ior furnishing 0
house complete
Our prices are ~ low ~ the sams articles can tt
purchased Tor In auy Of the Northern cities. Gel
one Of our catAlogues examine goods and conpart
prices c. W BOTELER SON,
3lS Iron HalD Pennsylvania ave-,
my24-lw Bet. 9th and 10th strsetr
The national Republican., 1862-05-30
WArER COOLERS WATER coo,rns,

We have Just opened q large lot Of Galvanized
Iron Water Coolers all sizes and NJ low
prices c W. BOTEBER SSON,
my 4-lw 8ls Iron Hall
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

NOW Is YOUR FINE TO BUY YOUR CLOTH
~ ING, FURNISHING GOODS. HATS and
GAPS at very low prices, at l.. A. BEALL & CO =
mar q&-3m
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

CHlKTS SHIRTS SHIFTS AT OLD PRICE
- at SMlTH'S, No 900 Seventh street, opposite
Post Ohoe. mar 2O-dSm
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

We are Agents for the Sale OF
AoCLAINs CELEBRATED
Coooanut and Quince-seed
Hair. Oils,
COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, SO.
ChriitianLs ColosntS, Extracts, IL.
wORsLHY's PREMIUM
HONEY, PALM, .ALMOND. AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
TAYLoR'S FANCY SOAPS,
Put up in Family Boxes, TO suit purchasers,
.., Wholesale and Rstail.
Also. full limos Of Notions and Fancy Goods,
sll Of which We offer at the Manufacturer,
Prices, without any freight being added.
The Trsds, Dealers. HouSskeepers and Ped.
lars are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee TO sell ut New York and PHI,
dsiphia prices, orperish in he attempt
% SPECIAL ArrESrroN IL REQUEsrED.
.n5--I --,,r.,
TO Ambrotypists
AND ..-
Photographers
In sddition to out large businsss, We have sade,
large and choice stock Of ambrotyps and pho.o
graph materials, suoi, sss
,- UNION CASES;
TO- Every dAs In the Trade.
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES.
every size made.
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
ANCY and OVAL MATS and PREsHRVEns
svsry sizs- -iniha Trade.
ExpELsIORrRoN PLArEs
.. ..i every siAe In the trade.
MELAINoTYPE AND vERNEY PLATES
every siss made.
~ FRENCH CROWN GLASS,
every size in the Trade.
We guarantee TO sell this stock at or near the nlau
uisoturers' prioed.
Oar printed PRICE.LIsT sent free to any "a
dress '..s O.. .''.' ~
Ordsn from Artists iu the respective Camps
promptly attended to BY yrtsru mail.
Store open from . N, TO ESQ p. m.
.a p. l. BEILEw 500,
blo-Slo-Sl0 Seventh street,
msya Washington, D. O.
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

TUST RECEIVED Ar l.. A. BEALl. co. s.
J No 3Oi Seventh, between and X streets, . new
stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS
TRUNKS, HATS and CAPS.
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

~ THE FINEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN
me ted States is nov offered st less than whole.
ale Zoe vt No. 400 Bevsnth street, opposite Post
0tnoS By ~ - j. ". KEEP,
Formerly over Gsiis Jswsly Store
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

A. BEALL q CO 3, No. 36l Seventh street
II. between l and X, 10 the place to buy YOU
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS
HATS and CAPS, at New York prices.
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

SU1LER!S AND ARMY TENTS
ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
Awnings, Flags, Tents, Mail Bags, Horse Cover,
'igns. Wagon Covers Sc., made at short nctice.
my Eff -
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

~. YOUR ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OUR
Trunks, Hats and Caps, which we are selling al
lowes i.tss than any other store In the city, lat
sAiIass 70. so Seventh street, near r,
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

rOME ONE AND ALL Ar l.. A. BEALL \
u GO 49, No 06l Seventh street, between and X
| to buy your CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS
HATS and CAPS
The national Republican., 1862-05-30

Conpsrisoa o. prioss Will convince oil thi We are
sailing the best and cheapest good, in eur line
that ssn b found In any house 10 the country.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

GOVERNOR ANDREW JonNsoN's SPEECH At
COLUMBIA, Tenn, on TIE % OF JUNE
Governor Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee,
in his late speech at Columbia, thus gives
his opinion Of the Abolitionits and Seccs-
sionists. tie said:
This slavery question is forever thrust
in our faces. The DisunionistS profess a
great horror Of Aholtionists Now will
prove very briefly that a SeceSsioniSt is as
great an Abolitonist as Sumner. Both the
Secess,onist and Disunionist are .tvr break.
ing up tbs Union. I will state the argu-
ment in syllogisn, thus: An Ibolition-
ist Is u Diaunionist A Disunionist is
SecesSionist. A SccesSionist is Disu-
nionistst. 4 Disunionist is an Abolition
ist. Therefore 4 SecesSionist is an Aboli-
tionist. There is not a particle Of difference
betlceen them Here is the nation tossed and
rent almost in twain by these unprincipled
and ambitious office hunters. Now there
is great middle class who lie between
these two extremes, who must come up
and save the Union. The mass Of the
Southern people are for the Union. The
great mass OF the Republicans arc opposed
to the Additions. The body of the people
everywhere will prove true to the Union.'
The Tennessee Unionists consider Aboli-
tioniSm and Secessionsm Identical He
thinks an Aholitionst like Sumner as bad
as SecessionSt.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

DIrr~RENr FEELINGS. AS an illustration
of the different modes Of feeling in battle,
a correspondent informs us that certain
officer at Pttsburg Landing, being struck
by ball, and supposing himself on the
verge Of death, exclaimed pasSionately -
The Lord have mercy on me!' lie was
doubtless, brave officer; and, under the
circumstances, he could have uttered no
more appropriate exclamation. Another
officcr-Major Belknap of the l5th-was
wounded in the midst of the fight, but, in
stead Of resorting to the efficacy Of prayer,
he called out to his men, after receiving his
wound. to "pitch into the rebels and give
'em hell I"