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B Bold ATTEMPTING are informed TINT
during Tho Temporary absence from his study,
On Wednesday asst, Of ". ". Harsha, pastor
elect ot the souzh Presbyterian Church, 4
clandestne entrance was effected through q
window not properly secured, and the room
3ttexa1y cleared Of those objects 70 useful to
u minister -chsiza, s'ove, table, 6c,- W.
would add, however, thst NJ. II. suddenly
returning, the fntruders beat hasty retreat.
III their precipitation leaving ben1ad them
beautiful carpet, very hne study chair, and
other articles Of value, which We learn Will be
probably eonfiscated to the use OF the r3ghtfu1
occupant seTara1 parties, We hear, are sus-
4eeted; but 2s they are mostly ladies' con-
neeted With some Of our Oldest and best fauI-
1tss, md hitherto regasded Is highly reapeet-
abba, we arc constrained, for obvious reasons.
10 withhold their names Tor the present
> An ExuMExg KuIEp.-John Mclaughlin.
N engineer upon the Illinois Central Ran.
road, was KILLED On Wednesday night 1t the
ta4tehlgm southsn c4oss1ng, by collision Of
two freight trims upon the Central track
Both his leEs Tere severed from his body, and
the poor telloF fingered but short tine, dy:
ing IN great sgony In not less than half m
hour after tbs accident He vas con-
adhered one Of the most faithful en-
Einezs: On fhe road. was universally
esteemed, both: by his employers and
:. hb associates, and for some time past hae had
chssge Of one Of the best locomotives On the
line, He was formerly N, engineer on thu
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He hsyes q
Wits living On State street In this city. but no
children. ~.
!. zhs Coroner held N inquest upon ths de-
: *,ceaand, yesterday afternoon. Tbs evidence
below tae jury Developed the tact th.t Nc
: sngnlsn's train, which x4 In the advance
:. :: hid stotapea 4 tho crossing ~ usual veu
s@oon aateE psaairg 'fhe crossing, he stopped
! agga1n. mo gok under hk engine to oil Tia
,t:naachlt,esJ. Al this tina passenger txxin
: WAS coming from the bonth, With betllisnt
head2sight, which prevented the eax3neex Of
4he following freight tzatn nom seanx NJ:
:IAugh1in's red light; md although hs hsa n
9. auced his speed to four miles N hour, to atop
: 4eoofdtng to regulations, and woald thus hive
dnna, had It not been for tha slipptn9 Of the
d1vera, the co1l}sion 'waa sesere enough 10
affect the whole forward train, aud pt.e the
<azz up In such manner a to cause Nc
1<aghlin's desth. The jury found verdict
in accordance with tho facts, tnculpatdpg no
o0s,
, 1862-10-03

60 to HKTAHf d 6fkATTuN'2 CaI1uA4o CoK-
xEnc1AE Co11xaE, to get = thorough business ed
ucztioa.
, 1862-10-03

Gail On Dunlop. Sewen 4 spaldInp fot Printing. 81
nuV11 1h32f-1y
, 1862-10-03

=" Cock b Me1atn, sreata Dyess and scoure1x g
dearborn and 10 8. Clark streetx clean aud dyo
ladies and gentlemeng c1othes IN the best snd cheap
ct maaner. Ths Oldest estabahed house IN the et
, 1862-10-03

. AocmxKF'-On. Wednesday afternoon, amaa
named 1Tasoa was badly crushed aksinst tha
Hmhess Of Randolph street bridge, hy ona' Of
the hosse CEN. Ths er was going 1st, md
IN nasceadtng the kxas;; Tho hossu. stepped.
Ivtrson, with others, got OF tho czx to help
hg pushing behind. 1n.!attempttng to re-enter,
he vas caught between thu car md: the arch
Of the hirisax, md badly Aiimnsd- He wss
taken to shs railroad onaee, md theace 70 his
oxn hezns. Ak injuries, although sevszs, xe
not pqeside7e6 dsuserpua. ,...'.. $;
, 1862-10-03
E;b1$$GfibiiMdE
THE CITY.

Or HRrR1ouaa.- Major Wallis, II fhe oh 4
ainoak, col!s Braekettt czvalrr, b IN ths city
On nE1ck fufaouzh-
, 1862-10-03
FROM THE;.FIRE AT
DAVENPORT. iowa.
Another ~He1rias'a: Safe Preserves
,s>..:!:~ :, = '':t!S -: ..,,- y: -.
z =. IT. Contents.

- .DAy1Taosr Iowa. JuIY ztA, Mk
Mxxzza. Hxxx1p& Co, Chlcsgo.sS.@:
GxxTt II I'M tAs ovnef u< Bae nnaautsesaasa
by Jul Said 9afa xas IN = GEaaa Msyztor IN s1te
p1Aee. aaa watch Elevator vas barred some two
months aneA 1hs szts esme ont IN anA ona1Utun;
the money knd pspan N sood stk6s ii pfeseryaHos
Taa nrs WIS eae ID lbs largest fA&s svsx occssssz
hess. md ona of intsnss heAt to cut the door
Y0u7. &C. J.Q WAaHHuKH.
1k1Ea1 EA1WK CKk1H1ON rNWER0u9
=, y. >. - = :, AA1A
H.: :NoA seaak1o aDaR4H ,&s2 M 1aV E16HA
4XRXTHR8 CHAMPION NNUNaI.A8KROOF AAIA
kkzad vim Har1ax 11eyt1 1xw x&1Exx, ..Cz1E
Tailed DuR-aA aa1y 1sse1 xhseA 'sszso< b
akaiaS xZK1 . C0. nAe6Hssr
&@&I2y&e e. ;.
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NJ a r. H T ED


In this city, Oct Isk T86 1t tho Church Of tbs Re
detmer. b{ keT. J. H T1tt1a. NJ. THOMAS p. STONE
and 4fi2s ELIZA u. SHR1GLEY I'll OF Chicago
, 1862-10-03
New York stock aa4 money Market.

By TeleEtAph.f NEW Xahx, Oct g. 1861.
First BoaTd- -stoeks active and Irregular. Cen
, 1862-10-03
. A TED-Orders FROM


ror 17r,a1 g ,rtstE = TaN1Is ExT - GEA3
focket !nkstanda, Union Paper aud Envelopes, and
~ articles In this line. Orders receive prompt tten-
, 1862-10-03

The item marked u Express N p" on page eighty.
nine Ct the Excise Law. Has not intended to en-
brace the freight b1sinefs OF railroads and erdf-
nary wngonerF, but Is limited to persons who are
express CARRIERS. and not merely common carriers
under the Lew. The distinction Is very well known
In practical b1etness. The express carrier is
usually expected to take the parcel box OF bundle
from the house or place OF brsfnes1 OF the COZ
eignee, Wills railway company receives and de.
HTe1s goods only 1t its own station In tho ab.
eence of specific augnaee in the statute a1thor!z-
ing the broader construction, must b Id thst
persons aud companies engaged in Transporting
goods oTe1 the country. as such business ii usual
Y performed br tairoad corporations are not lia-
BE to the payment Of q stamp tax upon the re-
celpts given for such goods. I am also or optnf3n
thAt the first item In 1chedule B does nat include
eueh receipts for freight as are usually given By
railway companies, A receipt ls, no doubt, in 4
technical Sense, IN agreement or contract: but In
the ordinary use Of language this close coassruc-
tion dces not hold. Had Congress intended to in
cfude receipts. It would hare BE- e2sy to haye 20
provided In plain Language. ;,
EARNINGS or FEE GAIKA AND cu1cAao Union
RAuOAD COMPANY. FOR T1IE xoNTES OF sXPr n
, 1862-10-03

t 4 II. Anerton 4 Co.. proprietors OF the Wash.
1Dgton Drove fhrds, Forty-fourth street, report
the cattle In market from the following States:
, 1862-10-03

RAILROAD CORPORATIONS AND TEE SrAxp Tax.
The commissioner Of internal revenue has given
the following opinion in regard to the liability Of
railway companies to the payment Of stamp du-
, 1862-10-03

AUCTION NoT1c1-superior second hand
and nnw furniture 1t auction, this morning.
at ~ O'Clock, By Gilbert d Sampson, No. IS
Like street,
, 1862-10-03

~ Newspaper envelopes, self4sa1lnx md
Hnea, very fns and convenient article, By
be package OF ], 600, hxye been received by
McEa}y & Ca, 81 Dearborn Street,
, 1862-10-03

" ANTED-For Cash aud Trade,
- Any one having eentrxl stock OF Goods Of
ten to twenty thousand o!lars to dispose Of - far
seSms may sddseas Boz 5sss Cnicsao Post once. The
advertiser VIII buy 6tocK of tho named II rIghs
and pay part cssh In hand and veil improved Farming
L11d1 Part being undeslayed With = workable vein
EalIosd and cana1 Refers to VIM. L. CHU RJH Esq,
, 1862-10-03

6 pehan's Wedding and Gail Cards. Call OF
add1ets him at Bryant & stzaston'a College.
, 1862-10-03

w ANTED-A situation as Assist
w ant Book Keeper In ZONE good business hon.e
pe sAesmAn II wholesale grocery ousc, by a
references. thonEh eoncvtat out uf r-act{cs. Viii
w1fk tor small WaEes AddreRs, With patdcnlar1
- ~ hEHfkH-" Post ofce Boz Isl, Newark, Ill.
, 1862-10-03

,.. E Don't forget Mr. Dyes admit s1ngtng
9chooa, this evening, It the Musical Union
Academy, in Larmon Block, 1t Z o'clock, and
hls Juvenile singing school and primer class
tomorrow morning a{ O'clock
, 1862-10-03

:Iz ID '.OLMsTEDs Il CO.,
1zS Cdshez of Iaas s.d 1ss.lls szesz, cnacaxa,.
Negstlste Lsa1s sn Ysad aud M,rxaee.
"a None but nrss-c1sss real estate pesaris.s seaaa
Se2& pTsSlI
, 1862-10-03
.!ANTED-AGENT3--EIa1oo =

WV HN l41 11S113EN 1A3-NIxl9 OF
wv Femate.-AEeut8 wanted In eyMy town OF tha
United 6tatea to sell j. Kohlers Improved netsod
fos Cutting tadles psezsea Bos Clothing. shirts a.
ger day. FoE Particular lrqpire a. J. KOHLER8
9mre. No. Metropolitan Hiock- or address Po6s OMcq
dA17hnTf1cn1
, 1862-10-03

APro1sTxKN7.-George Ware Wilson, of
-WanetEA has received N appointment ~ H.
eiktant exrgem In the United States hsyy,
and been oedered to duty In tho sounds o,
North Cseo1tna,
, 1862-10-03

DEPARTURE or O'NEu1's DaAoooFs.-
This company has been ordered to march
aos4hNfth and win leava the city Ut Q o'clock
this evening. Al members Of thia company
asennderea to report at headquarters betora
6p. m or they win be treated as dese1tets.
, 1862-10-03

WANTED--Agents to canvas for
w tho forthcoming History Of the Civil wsz in
America. p{ JoaS $; ARBoTT. taathor Or the Life
Of Continental Europe. &C., AxeLts viii dnd Ills
rare feiltnE book Ternaa liberal. Apply territory
70 Y. G1RBS, 1A south Clark atreet. CntcaGu III
EtH oMce BOX SUI. ap13 pSU 6u
, 1862-10-03

EARNINGS or FEE aAIKNA AND ca1cAao uN1oH
RAuoAD coHrAzT, FOR IHx xoNTRs OF sKFr. u
To AFrH.
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h Asdes2atch from 1etenttfR auppuppessshEs o
the enenoy, supposed 10 hhAnber corr 1y}sSjy u
[oyera brigade, appeared ct Frap Elm, athis
|mo'ning, ,ohsths BlackS SaGss, Ina ,astenptS d9c
Gross under cover Of shells, The, Gonfederstes
|resisted them snccessfuiIy dor two boursydw WINS
the Abolitionistsiretired. Weicsptnred twelv
|or fourteen prisoners There was no floss ono
Jour side, so far as heard from. p aslj 7lIa5aa4i
Parties direct from below Brandon, On the Il
James River, asscrt positively that there Is nosh
fleet in that vicinity, nor has there been any.ss
No feet is in sight, up or down the river. teli
fH LATEST NEWS FROM THE NORTH. NpssEsi
Northern papers Of the l4th and 18th iar- q
nsh some additional TENS ofinterest. gaortay ]
Governor Morgan and Collector Barney have
visited Washington, to urge that SOME ado
quate and immediate measures be taken for the
protectiop of New York harbor. The requisite
orders were issued. ge n45a ttpss.. -.@Ygs
The draft in Wisconsin was resisted in one
county by mob, which destroyed the draft
box and the rolls, and attacked the private
residences of several prominent citizens.
General Mcclellan is proposedfor the vacant
Senatorship in New Jersey. A complimentary
dinner will be rendered him in New Y York. aae.ai
( A temporary five per cent, loan of $25, ,ooo,-
900, which was asked forby Secretary Chase,s
has been filled up,by the New York banks, and
nearly the whole paid in. 1t is reported that
Chase hastened this negotiation, because Of 4
serious demand upon the Government by an
European Government, which. might lead to
grave complications las s{h 3p,s B.g fa
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hlNox,yyHtE, November H,-We hare ad-
vices from Memphis to the nth instant. I'VE ~
Porter's feet will, it is said attack Vicksbure
as soon as it can pass the Bar at President
Island. IS -.2A f''
General Price is reported to be seven miles
below Holly Springs, at Davis Bridge, on the
Hetchic, and strongly entrenched. If, the rains
SHOULD continue, the roads will be rendered i'm
Ipassable and the battle will be postponed, as,
in that case, Grant will not be able to move
his trains and artillery. ,.'ss ~ 5.,'g. (
The Memphis papers express apprehensions /.
that Bragg may attack Grants rear before Ro-
|sencrans can come up; also, that another force
OF ours may attack the rear of Rosencrans, if
the latter should attempt to follw Bragg. g,'l
Northwestern men are getting clamorous for, !,
peace. They say they. are in the army and
can't get out. -, t.7..rs, -->-r.,,.,
The order expelling from Memphis the fami-
lies Of Southern soldiers is no longer enforced.
YANKEEl CRUELTY TO NEGROES. cores
pondent of the New York Tribune, writing
from Newbern, North Carolina, under date Of
October 18th, gives the following picture Of
the condition of2the negroes of that depart
ment: -ll ....tl- - 4la1al ,-4l.l, lga.u.
The situation of the poor, unhappy blacks
in this department. fed though they are by
Union bounty, is such as should excite the.
sympathy Of every Christian man. T am sor-,
ry to say that they are treated with great stern
ness and severity, amounting to positive cruelty,
by many of our soldiers, who seem to regard
them as hardly better than brutes. !, Not a few
of our officers conduct themselves in the most
unfeeling manner toward these unfortunate
creatures, and are, in fact, ostentatious in ex.s
pressing their hatred and co ntempt for the
"dAd Niger" sga aal a'a9't9a,' g@ga
BRowNLow ON South CARoL1NA.-Parson
Brownlow made speech at Chicago last.week,
in the course Of which he said; II am infayor.
Tonight of letting out as contract to the
Yankees by our Government, the saving Of.
South Carolina out Of this Union and floating
her into the Atlantic and sinking herintos
enteral peraition. Applause and laughter.1 If
that cannot be done, lam Producing Charles
ton to ashes, leaving not one stone upon another;
and then Ihope those men who are running
for Congress will pledge themselves to vote
for a law that it should never again be rebuilt
while (3od l;vntb ond ,,,ov a. yrr
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Accounts from Texas state that the enemy
had taken lndianola, ahG demanded the surren-
der OF Matagorda. Later intelligence reports
reports that the enemy had then taken Mata-
|gorda, AZ well as 1ndianola. ~ u73
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~ ls$s,ssAl "a oSssri ~ yes
s. !; !
|mudh loved general sa 80, 2 s' z 3 &
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Il OF of the Waterec Mounted Rifie-

The following is complete roll of the above named
company under command of Capt. E. M. BoYKIN,-
now on their way to the coast Georgetown, S. c.
AGO.. ~ OFFICERS. -.
l. p. M. BoyKIN, Captain, n r,4 ., W.
q THos j, ANoRUM, lst Lieutenant. .5i,
B., JOHN CANrEY I'd Lieutenant. !, 8, s,.fr..t
T. DUNCAN WHITAKER Sd Lieutenant. 8 is,- :
B.. S. SUMPTER, lst Sergeant. ~ sEi1g8n, "a, !
g. D. p. ST. DUBosE, I'd Sergeant. - I" 80, -
z, j. P. KIRKLAND, 3dSergeant. as ~ 5la,E 4
g.. G. L. Mccoy, 4th Sergeant. A. p $50. 4g 81.
g. JOIN M. CANTEY, 1st Corporal. 'l 5sa|
10. JAMES TRUEsDEI. I'd Corporal, n is.Gnatnn |
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E.ssss fsSst RYN.ssl M d

IA4k 'lTSSS FUSH4 EsNlg0g9 fg A
ltwas our melancholy duty. on. Wednesday,
lssssto pay the last tribute Of respect to apotbsr
brave son of South Carolina, who has fallen q
victim to the inhuman war which is devastating
our country, and desolating our homes Sad
and affecting as is this dispensation, We have
the proud Consciousness Of knowing that he
fell at the post of duty and honor; and though
cut down in the bloom Of snanhood, lie has
served his country well, and we trust has ,aiu
|up for himself a rich reward for all his priva.
tions and lhfanrdshiPs. 1--WE hope that proper
tribute will be paid to ais, memory, by some
|of his numerous friends who knew him longer
and more intimately than ourself. His mem.
|ory isenshrined in the hearts of us all-and
I'm after years, when our children shall repeat
the story of our trials and struggles tor liberty
the name OF Leut NILES will be associated with
the noble band ofnartyrs who laid upon the
Shrine of liberty the precious tribute of tbeir
blood. ~ '.-hA tffk &8}&732A Ia1 81 ~
~ '2a. ri '- - ---...-.Z2 ,sgeb YlaUtgl :
The Remains of Lieutenant III. M !.
DeSaussurc.
The remains of this gallant officer and SOL
der who fell on the battlefield near Richmond.
while heroically leading the company of which
he was then in command, reached Camden on
Wednesday last, and were deposited in the
family vault at the Cemetary. It is m elancho-
y to think at what a fearful price we are
achieving our Independence, while the North
lis sending her birelings and panpers to sabju-
i d ..,r 40 4. ~ Efr q
gate the South and crush out the last grain of
American Liberty, we are sending our best. and
|noblest sons to bleed and die in her defence.
Surely if there is God in Heaven, these sacri-
fees for freedom will not 60 unrewarded.l
Victory must and will perch upon our sbanners,|
and the souls Of the martyred patriots will rel
joice with us to witness the glorious consuma-
tlon.' May God speed the day of our deliver
ance and usherin once more the day Of peace
and prosperity, -. .,,.f. !, .,,.,,,,.-
Lieut. DESAUssURE died a martyr--a mar
inthe strictest sense, and one that will eyerI
be fresh in tile memory of our people. 9,qi
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ss@W,e have been requested by our Post
Master = give notice that the postage of letters
dropped into the Office for delivery is two
cents oach<Aposta9s to ll6s prepaid Letters,
not SO prepaid, are sent to the dead letter OF
nee I've cent postage stamps may be had at
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40 lFoF THE CAMDEN coNREDERArE!1 !
81 .siqb The Patrol system. ts,, ~

mn. En;,os,.I ,y..'e. h.,l So.
nattol svsteIn,,s 4 st;Ii ls5. se =, enaE , our
eyyeer5S eva SasnS Nan 4. t-s;ll;n Anl 'nna' neariy|
snr25s ar,itt stSN Ivy "ithout
i"'e2 !hearo OF bnta few in
s'ahcessot' neglect, and hope we may hear of no.
inore' !. early every night from ten to fifteen
report for duty and we are sure that the town
is more effectnally guarded now than it has
oeen or3yeals before For myself ,aqd q largel
portion OF the community think as do, I see
no need ofkeePaDg, at the expenseof the town,
Pa,a guard: x y 90 not believe that it is of
any oenehE hescommupitys s8
nii'len' g1ardmen are not easily found
ana as for hlrlng little boys to walk around tho
town at night 4 must confess i do not see the t
wisdom of tie policy. & ~r
have several times met a couple of chill
dren walking the streets at night and wopderedI
if their mothers knew they were. ont Jndoo
of our surprise on heinz ala a.. 49,
the town, puardgAl ., w. .ot;no Ssn1y' were
they NAV u he be,z.ln yverv rood - Vow
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yqgFs RacHMoND, November Sd, 1862.
DEAR MADAM: I take pleasure in. aclnowl-
edglng the receipt Of 81 0O---and also avaluable
boxTIsert by the citizens of,fC Camden for the
benefit of our Hospitals. I should have done
SO before, had1not my absence from Virginia
rendered it impossible.
Respectfully,
ROBERT w. BARNWELL, JR.
MISS Sally CHRsSur, President la. A. Ker-
shaw District. -
Z. s. The former handsome donation of
s4oo, was raeeiyed and acknowledged in Au
gust last1a s:sIsss tstwssx .tlaE8do.R w p aa
- N1',A
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! sAcknowledgenlent...

y 5IINil -Iglle
dNW,to dNW,to are requested by the officers comprising
the staff Of Gen.; NILIEPIeuE; to return atheir
thanks forsths kind and ,hospitable reception
met with during their stay in Camden. 'Be,S's
,f4lFoR THs CAMDEN coNFEDERArE.I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08


The Senate bill 10 authorize the President Of
the United States TO appOipt Diplomatic Repre-
entatiyes to to the Republics Of Hsyh and
Liberia respectively, passed -tbe House, o.
Wednsaday,the 5sh instant, BY the following
YsAs--Messrs. Aldrich, Alley, Ashley, Bah
bit, Blker, B,x,er, Beaman. Bingham Frarci'
P BAR, Blake, BuflutoD, Casey, Chambsriin
Clark, ClemenIs, Colfax, Frederick a. Conk
ling, Rdecoe Copklipg, Covode, DAVIS, Dawes
Delano, Duell, Damn, Edgetton, Ely, FeeseDden
Fisher, Frsbk, Goocb, Goodwin, GRANGER Cur
ley, Hale, Hickman, Hooper, Horton, Hutchins
Julian, Kelley, William Kellogg, Lansing
Lshman, Loomis, Lovejoy, Low, Mcknight
McPh.rson, Maynard, Mitchell, Moorhead. An
son P. morrill,, Justin 8. Morrill,, Nixon, Iimo'
thy g. Phelpe, Pike, PomtroV Potter, Alexan'
der H. Rice, John. n Rice, Riddle Edward Il
Rollins, Sargsapt, SedgNiek, shauks. Sheffield
ShelIabsrger, Sloan, Spauldine, Stevens, strnt-
ton, Berjsmin F. Tn6mas, Francis Thomas
Train, Tnmble, Ttowbrldge, Van Horn. Van
Valkenbutgh, VrIree, Wallace, Walton, Wash.
buroe, Albert 8. White, Wilson, Window and
Worcester--S6. -.i
NAYs-Messrs. William ]. Allen, ADoona,
Baiy, Biodie, Jscob B Blair, George H.
Browne, Calvert, Cobb, Corning, Cox, Duolap,
Grider, Harding, Holman; Knapp, Law, LszeaTi
Mallory, May, MeuEies, Noell, Norton, Nugen,
John S. Ppelps. Price, Ssear, Smith, John B
Steele, william g.. Steele. Stiles, Vibbard,
Voorhees,, Wadsworth, Wald, Webster, Wiok'
life aud Wright--37. 1iIv5A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
TO OCONTRACToRS.

D. .
dds WILL BE HEOEIVED UNTIL
~ l2 sclock on saturday, the 25th day of June
le63 from fret hands, and from citizens l"yal to th
GOver meDt Of the United States only, for supply nl
20 mItte Rdtt0as" to delivered At the Uommssary
Department at Camp Chase Ohio at such times as MAY
be required, commencing the 18th Icy Of une, and
to continue until the ist day OF November. 1862.
The Ration to be furnished to consist Of the follOwinp
articles viz: 1hreefourthS Of pound OF Pork OF Ga
con, one and fourth pounds Of sTeah or salt Beef
tweLtytwo ounces Of Bread Flour or one pound Of
Hard Bread, one and fourth pounds Of Corn Meal
and at the rate to every one hundred Raons Of eight
quarts OF Beans or Peas and ten pounds Of Rice or HON.
iny; ten pounds OF green Coffee or eight pounds OF
roasted and ground Coffee one and half pounds OF
Tea; fifteen pounds Of sugar four quarts of Vinegar;
one pound OF Sperm Candles md fourth pounds
Of AdamantDe Candles. or one aud half pounds Of
Talow Candies; four pounds Of Soap, and two quarts
OF Salt. In addition to the 70 egoing twice per week.
one gallon OF Nolasses per one hundred RatIons;
and three per week Potatoes at the rate Of pound
per man
The Provisions are to be Of the first quaity, and to be
delivered In packages suitable for transportation when
required
Bids will be for SO much per Ration, and will be sent
TO my "Address," Box 433, Columbus, Ohio indorsed
+" "PF0pOsdls.u
Each Bid must be accompanied by The names OF at
least three responsible par ties who will become surees
for the ithful performance Of the contract
Samples Of each article constituting the ration (meatS
exceped) will be required all Of which will be deliver
ed at my Office at Camp Chase, before tho expiration Of
the time for receiving bids.
The name Of each bidder will be marked on the pack
OAPT D. P. WALKER,
oommIsnary Of Subsistence
y aLG Camp Chase, Ohio. +
May 5Oth, iso2'dtd
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.raE sArIoN ,LPLAaFORm.
Pnrps.e. es inc War.

"a Z ooanRkS Dg vorr at,Ryy UNANIMOUS. PassRD TIir
pnLL WINE RESOLUTION, WHICH ExrRstsrs THE vypA oF
1ns NAIioE, AND ,Hs uE sra ,pARD oy toyALrri
80 sa haf he present. evil ar has 0ees fored
W sAn IN hohi IL ~ the ds nvpsts Of the southern
Bstss 1os tn ans hgasst the oopsi ntional Govern
msnt and 10 around the Capital Ihst In nis Ns
tionni emefesncy OonsFess bapishug ell telling Of
mere passion and feenu ent s,il recollect only lie
duty Z, the shois county tA0f feb o.r q NOT toaged
m D1r1 20 ~ oohQaeN or eubiugatio eF pUrDose OF
bUs fAros0ing or sntsvfe'ts soaA ~ rtehts stao.
tishsd iseHs tpns of laoss States 6ut 20 defend
us aEafs - emacy Of The 06gsf tttfon aid %
sRflrVStps 10 Untoa ptfA tbs dtGaty sQBaittg and
M 1ts N ths seosra im unis1pnl ed' oad haf ~
soon 10 tAsss ODiscts are accomplished o Gar otSh
20 oeass." As-N
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I, ,u An Ohio exchange says that the country
owes d debt Of gratitude TO such men as Judge
3 aTnomAs, Of Massachusetts,, Senators BRowEISe
Of Illinois, CowAE, Of sylvanis, COILAnER,
: OfVsrmons, and Others belonging to the Rspub-
lican party, and advises Democrats not to refuse
to cooperate with such men. Democrats do
NOT refuse 70 cooperate with snch men; but BY
adherlng % The Republican party and co-ope-
rating 9Th the Aboli,ionista In IL, who in a
Z great measure control it, the men in question
refuse to cooperate wish Democrats and other
: loyal men for the salvation Of the Union. ,