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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

ID NOTICE.
Il kOPOSALS From QssieIt and MilleTs, are
invited TIL the II d4J ofAuEust. ls67, for ~ rnsh-
lnt Flour TO the Sabslstenoe Department, u the
same kind which has been received by the United
6oVernment, ard known as No Extra.
Samples OF this Flour oan be seel NJ Ike Capitol
Bakery In thlsotty.
lis desired 10 make contract for20, 900 bar-.ls,
should RoSvveI- any person desire TO furnish les
res In his bid,
The cortTarto will be ,uired 20 furnish 1t the
rae OF sbortS parres daily, unnl the contract is
no Flour vii bs received which coss 10. oons
uP to TIE .snas ID 81 the Sovernufen ut scion,
'usfe JIst bsE0To the PmchsIe.
!, has tiSuT 10 be asllVered a. the Rsilr-i' Depot
6ecrgos2wn, II. c.
ihe ouF - 90 Fut eB IN new barrels.
6oTernmrIn TGEeTEes The -iEl-s ~ reject kpy bid
-. AL F-cpel uSEE5.
20 bids y j bo .TscI.ved ffom coa.rac,5.E vito
~ 3 Pra'ioaEiy IA ioa 70 cor siy Win ILeiI CoE-
tiddsIs matt spTesSnt il. psrson to rsEssrd TO
their blas.
Ehe ossh o!ai egiapos must sooom ssny ssah bld
,tH:1s aikint GIds EGouid stats the 9snrE Of al
the pariios IGLeres.a5.
S;ments 20 b rosds in Treasury Notes, and the
bids To be directed 90 Col BEg.EWIrH.
A. - G., and q, y, y. =, A - IsslnuEton. D. :,
= al eDn0rSNS j. = ~
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6ooD NRws FOR ALL.

WASHINGTON, June 20, 1862.
This Is 20 certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed to cure me.
DIR. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per.
aonswish!ng further particulars ean call and See
ae. SEyA BAILEY,
ie2l-H AtMrs Barbour's, 375 ID St. bet ID and T.
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The Philads,uhia BENNY Fpns

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1.-The subscr ptions re-
ceived to-day to the bounty fund amounted TO
S23O ., making the total subscribed by citizens
OF Philadelphia FOR volunteer bountiss S309, 900,
exclusive of the railroad subscription.
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OFFICE U. = PENTENTIARY.

OFFICE U. = pENTENIIARY.
.tlsNArHINs1oN, ID. C., jay q, lSsf.
uS 1tbEP s2ss pS9fo'sIs AZ. .! be rscsyed a. tbs gree
iEhInE and dsiivsrius she oI:oviHs aftioi,.. as.
SSm.nS SI year, St "a. unIted s aiss FslI:sniiry,
a.o- ter Sos LssshsT, weight .T0n iS 20 u iSs.
> .ssassssf Std;., vsa szishsd. Eve .sss sHa y
seom V torH o. TssGGrsd TsGn ,I. =. s,1,s
that Will work itself. and MARE : good
5000 No S'iHsbs:s ~, q se6o% sss5S1Iass as,ps,e..
soo 5 lbs. Tn Wire, 6est s1.lity.
So les;ltroon fvns, best susiS, assorted
The sSovs susnsity 70 ,. delivered monthly.
q 6us t.sfn coioT' sieT's sStSt g os q lOsss sss
Is-' rid'' cotton vs,l ,a :Sd WOODEN sihnF'
500 Yards OF lighter Cloth. same stri,e for sh:tss
LoOo yards OF cotton tvilled shirtinE. 4 Yards
The abOVsoloth to bs hsarr ssryisssbls srtisls
% busnsl Potatcss
Rpsnel small white Beans
SO ibs. Cod Fish
sc1 lbs. shoulders
r. isSlSs. 3. eOAs. sSAs.
go lbs. Soap
S gallons Vinegar
sS m -. IaIipns sis. Moas,ss
I5 lbs Pepper.
each month.
Also
LO loi OF fIesh Beef, without bone, De- JIy, fcr
foEr dayg IN each week,
lsO lbs. ofoorned Beef, without bone, one day in
week.
loo tons white Gsh egg Coal, TO be delivered in
the month Of Seytsmber.
Samples OF Molasses must not be less th.n y
ga On, IL q Elsss lar.
Rice, SOEI, Coffee, and Sugar mu.t 10 s lbs.
an the above articles viii Ssry in sUantity, a.
the ocn5nmption Of the Peniteut airy may reSuIfs
ALI bills viii re paid IN 80 20 81 daJs from ne
time OF tue delivery Of the goods, If furnshe Ell so
ooidlEE 10 sEreeIent; II not, oil MONEYS which
may be dye viii be forfeited.
Prokos1s Will be addressed TO " q ]. RIr1, war
den, WsshlnEton, ID. c." and endorsed '.Prop0-
sss n. l. KING,
~ q tAuEt Warden,
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NGen. Mcclellan shows the spirit OF the
real hero, In his course touching the appoint.
ment Of Gen. Halleck az Commands IN chief of
the armies OF the United States. Some had
thought he would resign and send In his onmis-
sion In disgust and modification. IL now an.
ment, but suggested and urged It upon the Presi-
dent This was characteristic-we might have
expected II Let the youthful General receiy
the appreciation Of he people for this magnani
nous recommendation and, at the same time,
let them see In 1t harbinger Of good for the fi
ture: Halleck and Mcclellan will act under.
stsndingly and with concert OF purpose Nstc.
6ETypoTt Herald.
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Marine UisasteP,

BoxToS, August The steamer NJ. Sanford,
from Bangor for Boston, struck of Gaze Ann and
bilged She will probably be a total loss Her
passengers were landed a. ROckport
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FROM FORTE Ess MoNkOE.

correspondence OF the Associated PressI
FoKrRKss MONROE, July 31.-The steamer
Georgia from Washington, with over 200 released
rebel prisoners arrived here this morning at seven
O'CLOCK. The boat still remains here, huyipp re-
ceived orders to remain until to- morrow
An attick or move 10 hourly expected bv G en-
McCiellan's army, and considerable excitement
prevails there, az they are hourly expecti ng the
"New Merrimac' down the river with her satsl-
ites, and our gun6oats have gone up the river
beyond and out OF sight Of Harrison's Landing.
They are also expecting an attack may be made
on their front at the same time
Fhe mall steamers between this place and Hsr.
rlsont Landing 60 up every trip loaded with sol-
alefs belonging to various regiments, return n q
70 duty. Some Of them have been away sicE
New recruits are also passing up this way
The health officers have made thorough In.
specton to-day Of all dwellings stores and places
Of business at Old Point, giving the occupants
notice that they must be In readiness to- morrow
for another inspection that viii justify the of. .
GERS In making av rable report.
This 10 good movement and it In hoped that
thorough compliance with sanitary regulations
viii be observed, so az to ensure the health OF
the place
The rebe 8 LAST evening attempted TO capture
another schooner which Was anchored above
Harrison's Landing, but they were foiled
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pRUPosALs FOR LEAD
oysrases QHss, Ear D.sa,tmsSi, I

OySsaEes 0HsG, WGy DsyayffstSf, A
WASHINGTON, MAJ 90 ,6E.f
PROPOSALS vlll be Tecei.ed by this Dess rtYnaf
enfli N. on the evening of tie [Ih of jGne, to-
me delLvery .! tie toloT-HS Arsenais, ~ s0oa &c
5000 TONS Cv LEAD, as foiOvs.
At tae MatSryiiet Arsenal, WeII Il ,, HsR
Y York, ,0C0 tons,
Al he Nc. York Arsenal, Governors Island
At the AIlslheuJ arsenal, Pittsburgh. PsKrsyL
az the 81. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, Mlssourl.
The lead nust be 6alena or other American.
StalburC, or soft English, Of the most sSprOTsd
Proposals will bs received for LOT, ofaOO tons sno
Bidders wiz state explicitly the time and smouni
Fsiiars to dsiivsr 8. . specified tim. will sus.
leot the contractor 10 forfeiture Of the amount 20
be delivered at that tIIne
Parties obtaining contra cts will be resuIred 70
enter lnto oopds with proper securities for its
The DepsItment reserves to itself the right to
Propesals viii be addressed % follows: Gen
u -; and should DO encOrssd "Prsyosas for
Aeeu- IN H-eotet
,, ORpNANCE OR7IcE, NAY 81, Is62.
HE quantity OF lead rec GIrsd hS the above ad-
vertfscment II reduced to one thiTd of tI6 above
amount, pamely, 666 tons and the ii ns for
msklnx Sns Bfopossls 10 extended % the 4th OF
Aatusts lbbz- JAs. w. RIPLEY,
u Al BnEGdIer 6eneFsl.
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500 ,1HE uses
P5anrylSsnis Central Railroad,
aas s

E&SSx'sssz - -
;T.ta iIs coaEscaoas5
ts FIRST CLASS ROUPE
so all FH5 " ESTERN CITiE5'
SPEED, SAFETY AID COMFORT!
FREE From DUsY!
BA66A5E CaECEED THHOUsH
FROM BGaTinoRE'
NEERz CaILT HEA-ES EEos
fSfLADELPgIA 70 PIT -SBCRGH:
sEo - ;hsE EAk!EE
n'E. CO.. seyiS yiS!s.s "a ~ ~ "a! z.saissSas
sOHEaEsIs CENEEAb RAIL soAV.
an '1-E %
ThS Great C&iY4'HAL BOUTS
TzEz
wAe5ESsrOS AID EaLgIM0Rk
q 81 Pgr'. z to
"EsT NsE+H-wzr1 ssp SssTa-Was7
H- Ts-s--s T'-r-;- 49,, ~ n, o..
Gomez Uf * h -'-r-- s-r.I---fv,t 3 : . az -.
"'sh'astoa tna ''!is-' stSUcg. Ei'UncT.
ss.s.iAla SLssEsrs Case: 81, l1s,-ss frss,,
oSsoGs'fs Sai5ss CE-. So A.! 1fsisLg
FhOM wAsHiNE EOa
s--sT-. : tpyt-5es--s pe 80 :, = - =. a. = .sz-
SEHre ciOss com soI.olE ETs maze win ia =, "a
=. - =, - .5',i e, Ean.S a. u GaI a.T.-o H.fs
ma ne s 80. = 3 IA "A aAa ;s = : z ;ssre ooagessI
~ai.TS-L - a. taFtS Of s-s Ss-I.
EEEIGhEE.
% et 80 f'-lEhts Of G.. octsT.Fi-cFE - a
.IssiaiTa"5 lo -Hd fsonI Az pO.at Oa t5 IiE3fsA
ULlS, stlLsoEs, tLuIsi-A, tl.il0.E, y. 60
SNHt or Mi.7OErt bt kGs!Tca1 etYsr:
tb5e sn4eJ Walls CelfrSl hairOAt Gls- ceEl-gs
=. sasssSt iS,SlsA s.czI-ai-, Ey EhfSa bg-.l I
SIyfusrosd - az gOTE O. gSs Oklc. Nuske1Ey
ssht.ekaJ Esl-Es1-osi CEI-Is.- a., IllI4C.A = -
@fSlI MlsoClL.p, hlAEaa4l, EsaEEh, ATaz-Fs
"a Me- hisers; and az Csve 'zc1- SSlcGEzy -
'atc&So ~ IL Es5SIsrs . -, EG!g! E9g.s-r 80.
neTchhrtS ana shippers e7;sfg slinI taS .ELss i.
1uen ot theaf Freight - talE CO4G1.as, Oan l..
SRE sAfES OF FEEIsti'r ic a. f-,-.-y
ssint IN tsS W eat, D tks Penny .vNElE Nss.sS.
hklLfoA@s GsE a. G.g t5ESgE Gs gzssgs,-. a. -
'asys;s ~ ssts' hstlSss2 csSsSss.s-.
III be kaf.st.sT &C l2A-k psckAsss VIA PtNa
sEaE1ki =. K"
sAsS8W EOOSs. Frs'tatizs...
.,..,,x.,. -, 80: 80 Ncrtc ssSSt, LS.t..4C @
EHOCn LEWIS, een'i -Ey5E1ut't, lg0Bsa. ?.
q r. 1Oet1, sen' Eiosef AE'I, Fk a. -.
:sslis ihossf"S' saS' trsiEht Assat, PtH
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Tn. Biack Watch

Whether 6feeley Is going to be made BrIyadier
OF Colored Brigade, W fries Bennett, ,tis clear;
Herald leaders, we know, can best haldIs biael
! nalss! -, (Nw yoth Sssday Ti~sss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

Another Liberal Subscription.
CHICAGO, July 31.-The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago railroad has appropriated Sl2 800
for bounties to volunteers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

PHTLADELPHIA, Aug The steamers Allan
tic and Merrimac psss,d the Breakwatsr this
morning, with ne released rebel prisoners from
For. Delaware for Fortress Monroe.
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CaEsAkAY INsIIIVaa1,-

90, Is3I erd 1899 SBroos q. Fkisaje psSa
,Ihe Iek llr eonrse oI instruction embrnss. ,h.
EsrEnsn enn French LenEuages and l-Iterstes.
Ls1n re ulfed ard Al the bfanokrs ThinS ea,'
fSsr,s sca sthenelth tnriisA and French educsso5.
ssAnty spoken IN the Institute az is re o,s.. -
~ sf'enlel AID ~ taR Shi fron tse M !;
sHe,t,eH n ia. ssss ssrrss teratuTs srd EN-
~ ~ - ~ sloset 1sly fst. circus-s, &o -
- ~ 10. o..<s,nea - 9,s nem Madxms SeEkvnif, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

IDMr. Coddington said In his speech at the
great Union gathering In New York city on
spinster whose fgure depends upon cotton, and
when her bastard child, sec: ssion-poor infant
was born, Il rooted In vain around Its mothers
breast, and is now almost dead for wzHtof nour-
ishment
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EJENsI0N OFFIUE, !vNl oYn, Ieei,

IO ALL WH0H II MAY C0NC5RE,
ARpncati0n having been mEac under tins act .!
tsd Jane ls10, lof the reissue OF the Lana War-
ants described herein, which are alsfs Cd 20 have
psen iot or red notice is hereby given IhAl
~ the date followIng the descrHlOn Of each Mar
rant, new Certih cate, of like tenor, vii Es Ia
saed; " no wand objection should then appear
Lano warrant Certificate, No. Is ,S2S for I6O scret
act lS<7,) IN favor of William starr, Matilds
AamlIo, EIxAbeth Bnln, Preston StaTf, suI
otheTs, brothers and nsters of Allen StarE lie
ceased, private. of Captain TrIpistrs ecm,aaS,
tIst kentTekI Volunteers. (vsr with MaIioo.j
datsd April LIST. lss0. August ID, lss3
isot Hth OF February, 1872 IN favor Of Edw. til
Maltln. ol CApL Brovn's company natt alfOn OF
October 2fst, 1852.
JOSEPH q. BARRETT,
NM N-la0 commikNIeUAF
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-.vELAaRs' VsSECF,

4 - ? = t.1slari So' ECFt4y
BALTEleRE ONO EAiLRoAp
- u O. = = sssE3
PASSENGER Trains FROM WASHING
ON ASS 1ITTl SUNDAY, May e5gA. fsSa,
THI rAsssEsIR sELINs sBTWkrS
wAsHtN6fON, BALTInokk, AMI
THE hESE
wa rsc ~ e. sEs:
Fvs Daily TNaiAs Jsf,ss.a TasEiasfsz rat Bal
ffrcrs-Ttco Daily TrGia, bsfisStz Wa
sAsfen aad tAs WtH-oh SEsfayS, ihs0
1ratnS 90 3 Ba!tm more aHd os,S 20
Passengers for The Wesr sasirr ,,ozs oo,p..-
ssTs b, oSs 81 wsssSsfiSn ssS sr;S ySPoS ne
Q; IOvs- rafa af fare fkaN ~ sav sIh,s s,ss. '''
foi IaiLADkbF ala SId SEN NuRS-
g. a IN ttIf sI9E ses =. u =, =,
!. nn n s,.,,iEg - Egs y. 4 !. go,lS:Is =: W ksY
road. leave Washington At !.sa a. m and So.
aud on Sundays ~ pm.
yRLINS MOVING soUTs.
Leave New \ OK 50 =. m; Pal. .AdelDA.G ilsra
m bA''imore 30 y IN. AH-VeG Warrington -
Leave Rev YORK ASP ni; PA. .scs.yLla l5s5,.
g n Bs.aM0re ASs IN Arrive ~ wsGlIHst5s
Le.re Nes \ Ork sslI pm; Phiia5s.phis asa.
~, SA.HmHre 7.so q. IA, Arrive ~ wssLiLE.C7
I; 2esi Accom-, aaa,svp g'-sIn. save iil.uuOr.
- 10 a. m AZ ; 40 2 N. for Washington. aTrirs
tle-s - = - "a. ~ 70 n.
o. Sg-GEys a s-So acd7 DA n or,y f-orr Bait
nc e. ho AulEs l,,s o, zneGuons On san1Ay fraIa
Baltimore o. " sshl ~ tOL.
Pisssugsrs lsEyBr washington nsRau
snd AZ - IE.t SCd bsilIsSre ~ 7.S0 =. n. g q
40 ? " s'.Eo c..rec-isI, a. Wa h.- Et8r gyry-
Lion Ee'ayi With trsics gn Bs .timo Aui Ua
ha lTOsd, icT a. 1.ELs ~ eat - TIE I-hIo .iver
eEl iDr - EGl.ts 2.C-E tiis 4.ra Cf "a tsore 81
OHIO toad, " EsrV iaEd 80 Vir-inh
srsIns iesYe hunEgoi;sfJr tiE,tr,rere AUt Wash
~ tOE Gs.J. except SGl,-sys. A. SIS - M Gul 20
p, 30.
fHEsarEer Z Airs ,esv .us WaShtnttCu a. 800 A.
n u 3 an. and ?. l.. ~ BGiunore .; SlaI. 20
!. u AlA - y Ia sf5s cs.p az ArAIgE.tr Gul
VdShlEgtta gaarf!O7s.
wy PAsssuserE mast taEe :ks Ees,1s1oIzI.sa
N1aAS sH.s " T. stltYH
IN ~ 1sStt- " ! a-sE UTtsliJn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

t. ROOFiNe-ROOF.NG!
HE snaeIasned, having Purchased the Rei
toiOIe eopdacted by msss-s j +. Wake Son,
Respectfully u ars his serploes End solIcits n 4
genera " - fre.s"e
Asvlas l.s lsrEs sxpeIisnss Ia the. msifaiscturs
sble TO execute ell bus meas 70 h, n, W.T.
PIp ptne ~ n1d ssr,antea 70 give
vii be kest st ths Barking House of w II. smith
ses, L sol wn9 fnl oo,tsl the ssnt Of ws.hin.ton
and &C my resid nes, al streef vast i.t do hsiov
Pc. ave, ne Iiy l7-a0assI a.. WILSON. .
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FOR WOOD AND COAI..
Oaes Ho.ss Of ,...s..r,s. ~. 8.

Once HOzH Of ksyrssss .aItrss, U. ST.
sn.Lxp Proposals will la rsc.,yS. SS ~, isS1 -
anti 4 O'Clock on Monday, the &th day of August
next, for fIaishlnI for the use OF the H6u E Of
and ty tons 5000 pounds ) best Whit. .ns tuTHsee
dry A,SlOIy Wood and eRs R;ndled cords cords best best
away in the vaults Of the Capitol, In the places
which wlll be hhovn On application 70 the knEl-
neer IN tae service Of TIE ouse OF Represents
tsmSsa anu 70 Do oehSefea oy the hrst day Of sep
bonds FOR the faithful execution of the contract
Bids for The Coal ,nd Wood will be considered
sepaistely, and satisfactory arrangements must be
made for the OOrreSt 81 NTes,a5s%sPf sTS q SSth;
Clerk OF House Representatives,, u. 3
II harvard COLLEGE
and the Sophomore Class viii eaEs ,.ce op s
AoLdaJ sld tuesday 4 the Commencement week,
July l.th and u is ists; Issa bsElnnlnI PIsoissy a.
ssnols ss 10 IN No l6 Diversity nal; attendance on
Dcsh The ga sls,I,. ssl.,Ie,aireo:
yho ofef the selves for the junior and senIoT taE
Class rnl be deferIe 10 the END OF the vacation
For the convenlenoe Of those who are prev entsd
there VII anOthsr exam nstion for the FrsshGsI,
and SQphomors vlsss. &C the begnL trF Of tne Finf
h a1e On bSsS d.1s b.5s fs:aIs ss .S
sS ias snot me y and S ssni5r sa1a
Weefs vii Be 90 dnasS and 90 'sluded fSsessRn'
didatee sIll sssem.se on ti,s rsday hugast sssh,
sSGdsts%s % are fssni Cd 70 pDodaSe S ssft;sa.,., M
OF good fasTa- o7arso or; and hose VINO o ne fToia
81 Sfnt 1s,s saI Ss1 sEsyS esi
osndisstes 20, trs dsg-es Of Mas,sr o, IN, a,
ne s I sasS s. on or Is@es ss S, = s s.s
a. Z; Pa BODY. Acting Presidsnf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

MEssRs. A. Il. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from theiu
branch store, 800 Pennsylvania avenue, back 20
Boston, during the summer, where they win be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all of the various articles made from
lr1ia Rubber or 6utta Percha. Orders viii be
forwarded by any express eompany's lightning
main, and arrive In In twenty-four hours, cheaper
70 Our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them filled at man.
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. HsA. Hall 4 CO.,
warehouse, (where they have the largest assort.
r7c1t Of India Rubber Goods In the worldly 8:
Mll street, Boston, Man may 19-M ,w,s II
LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested Tor ~ years and grows in favor. IL Kills
ed eIterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants
Fleas, Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture
Garden insects, &c. AL genuine bears the sig.
nature OF E. Lyon, ssd is a0t POsosOss TO psrsOs.
or doms;tie anis,als. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In trice,
Lyons Pills are death TO rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. ID. 8. BARNzs,
may l-eo3na 2O2 Broadway, New York.
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pR0rOsALs FOR coal AND .yUUo.
SENATE oR TilR USurTn SFaTg-,
6gFi-s n gas tefseaHg-Sf Frgag,

ShNATH OF TltR DStfEu SFATE=.
tPt,s 81 sss esfssGHE-SF StEaS, \
sv,,,, ~, ssi.iss I,,, jug =, ,s6i,
w. on mond.7 Nh i% it sSsS Ss, ~ = ts 22s
Tor tlInlshLnr foS the rEs 81 ths SsIils Ci zoe
Sa..9a sIatgi, sipa,1s Esnf HundrSd Tons lCi s.o0
fthcrouEhlJ screeneih
AIso. seventy Ave Cords Of Tho test CT, RIeE-
2rI Wood, and FlftJ Cords OCths bctt dry sgfGSs
Tn9 yhols TO be DELIVERED o. Or f,srars tss i.s
OF october neAt AID szcksd a-ay IA tla vsA,ts ot
10. Senate wing oi she aPitoi a,~er ire airso -.
Bie. iof uosi ana Wosi Nc Ia s-.,-,t.,v
sale s %; shd bonl, loT The iataa, sNah. a. 10
AnsIEsnsEts nlasE A'ss 10 made Tor coyr.eE
ine2sn l5eniss 6ED. a. HhOWN,
:, . dtl ss.,eAut a, Atin., u. : ssEais
TINS s,,.,.,,., NoriGR GR,,,.,.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
Senator Summer.

This man, who is arrant traitor as any
member OF the Richmond Senate Yesterday anew
signalized his hatred OF the men who are engaged
in suppressing the rebellion. by making a brutal
assault npon Generals Halleck, Buell.. McCook,
and Hooker, because these gallant officers will
not keep about their persons and make their boon
companions and con6dants all the vagabond
niggers who seek their camps pretending TO have
retels for their owners Mcclellan has long
been the target for the assaults of the cowardly
abolition traitors who cloak their treason under
guise of a pretended excess OF patriotism Having
partially succeeded in their war on the COmman-
der-iR Chief by cutting up his army and parcel
ing it out among half dozen officers, Sum
ner aud company are now beginning to point
their posCaed arrows against the other Gen
erals who have attended TO the bushes oiquelling
the rebellion instead of giving mock freedom
to- runaway negroes. On the very day when
Halleck and Buell. and McCook are supposed to
be engaged IN deadly combat with the gigantic
armies of Beauregari aud Polk, the traitor Abo-
liton Senator from Massachusetts, supported by
his brother AbolitonSts in that body is engaged
in making an UNANIMOUSLY indecent assault upon
these officers. We do not know how long the
people will tolerate Sumner in the course he is
pursuing. They are now 100 busily engaged in
bringing the Southern traitors To terms 10 take
their Northern counterparts in hand. But the
MaSSacnu-ettS traitor anu MS allies who take the
occasion OF the absence of the Union Generals in
the field to assiil and denounce and caumni,te
them, need not think to escape the punishment
which just people never fail to mete out to men
who en'eavor To embarrass their country when
engaged in such n struggle as the present. IL Is
but few days since Senator from Indiana
announced that the vote of himself aud his
allies liberating II few hundred negroes in
the District OF Columbia. ut the expense of the
people. triumph" equal to that of Mill
Spring or Donelson. We can well imagine the
feelings OF the soldiers, whose wounds are still
bleeding from contact with the enemy's bullets,
they read this declaration. Sumner, the mise
rabe creature who had not the courage To resent
the chastisement administered 10 him by Brooks.
but skunk away from the country TO receive the
sympathies oi British Abolitionists no doubt i'm
AGNES himself hero and considers that in at
lacking Mcclellan. Halleck, Buell. and McCook
at the very hour when they known tn be IA
the immediate vicinity of the enemy and sup
posed to be engaged in desperate battle with
them he is doing something that will place him
in the front rank of military genuses. But wher
the Southern revolt is queled an rndp nant reo-
pie will strip the lions skin from the Mdssachu-
sets ASH A. Ledger