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The national Republican., 1862-08-20

The disbursements have been made In the
purchase Of shirts, drawers, socks, handks r,
chiefs, shoes. slippers, combs, towels, fans, &c.:
dslioaciss for Ii. sick and wounded; mAtsttalS
are made up BY the ladies connected with the
society, and others who kindly render sueh
services. Also . variety Of other articles OF
comfort or necessity, which II is impossible for
There have also bssn received from patriotic
ladies Of Massachusetts,, New York, Psnnaylva.
mia, Ohio, and Wisconsin, donations Of boxes
and packages q hospital stores, wines, jsiMpes
S!sn snS are Ssns .S 0nr sS:s s
and judiciousy, through the visiting commit.
tees Of ~ society, to the hospitals 10 and a.,
jacsnt TO the city, - we'll ~ at Falls 0tuset,
AlexandliA. and Fairfax ssninsry. Roxee Of
Monroe. Several msrohaAts OF Washington
have also generously contributed goods from
their stores In amounts ranging from $50 TO $780,
for the use Of the society.
disrs from any particular State. It's visitations
and benefaotions have embraced the needy and
suffering In all the hospitals; but more espeoi.
ally In those hospitals which, from their looa.
ton or other circumstances, were found on OF.
more particularly requiring such attentions
and relief. Its meetings are regular, and the
Visiting committees are IN constant operation,
communicating the results Of their observa-
NOno, hiu nubiuk tu0 Whnu u u0 buppnou.
Thus a perfect system has been established, BY
which Important results arr accomplished
Since the organization Of the society II has
been gradually snlargng its sphere OF useful.
ness. and it, membership and available means
Of doing good have bsen constantly on the 10.
Grease. When II In remembered, however,
that, ut tho latest reports, there were about
1000 sick and wounded soldiers IN hospitals In
and around Washington, that this number IL
liable to be largely increased Ut almost any mo.
mani IA hahnnvaa tho mi n nd nj ~ nj
to use every effort, and make every provision
for the gallant men who are far away from
home and friends, and lsnguish on beds Of sick,
ness, or agonize with painful wounds received
whilst fighting for the maintenance Of the Gov.
ernment, and In defence Of our gloriouA Union.
Contributions may be sent to- the President
or Treasurer Of the society, and will not only
be thankfully received, but faitfully applied 10
tho objects and purposes above stated.
Mas. r. J. ATKINSON, President.
nRs. J. FARNHAM, Treasurer,
MRs. WHULxR, Secretary.
WARRINGTON, August lst, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
Fast RidinR,

Timothy Bean was arrested on last Monday by
Onoer Crump, Of the First ward, for fast Riding
70 the streets. He was fined by Justice Drury
1915.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

Visiting Days IT the Hospitals IN this
Ciey.
General Hospital. Judiciary squsre.)-
day and Thursday, between = and O'Clock.
Cranoh Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. livery day. from
l to O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (oorner Of Third and d
streets. Livery day from IL to Q O'Clock.
Hours for visitors 1t Ascension General Hos.
pital, H street, between Ninth and Tenth, sll
days, from TO . p. nj.
Any addition to, or alterations In. the above
table will be oheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
DIED.,

At SohOslsy's Mountains, New Jsrsey, on the
18th instant, ALoYsus H., infant son Of d. q. and
Josephine Fant, aged months and ls days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the fun-ral, this afternoon, At O'Clock
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
Corns Cursd Withous nain

Buniuus, Club and Inverted Nails, Vascular Ex
cresenoos and all Diseases Of the Feet successfully
treated BY Dr.. WHITE, the well known Chiropodbt
street.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

N0TIOE.-No tllls changed on the S,sams
~ YOUNG AMERICA, lnlses for thrss farss
aug l6-1w X. A. RYTHER.
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OuD"A"oE oFFIoH, ..,,

ORDNANCE oFFioE, n
Waghinyton, Aug. Il, 1862.
PROPOSALS will b leosfved BY This Depart
ment until ?. N, on n: soth August, lst9, nor the
NtU Yos, Of the following Infantry aOooutrsusnts'
a. 900 Shoulder and Waist Belts, with plates. for
1900 Shoulder and Waist Belts, with plates. tor
musicians.
These aoooutrsmsuts are to bs made In strict oou.
which oan be examined Ut the above arsenal, and
are to be subject TO inspection Vt tbs. Arsenal before
osptsd or paid ior but such = are approved on IN
speotion These belts arc to be Of b isatAe aaetsd
1000 sets per week for all contracts OF GOV or un
der; not less than 900 per week, on all contracts
from % 70 SS S G psr wsss iSr q, cSH1sSs ns.
that numbsr--eoun,ing from ths date Of tie con.
tract
tho contractor 70 forfeiture Of ths amount aus 81
that time.
The soooutrsmsnts must BE- boxed tn the custom
sry manner, the boxes 70 be charged At oos' to b.
No I'D va Es eoasIdsred which dcss not stats sx-
piciy the place, time, and quantity Of eaoh deliv-
Lash party obtaining CONT sot will bs required
70 enter into bonds. With proper suretiss for the
faithful IN tulaimsnt & q the same An.
ular dealers IN leather work Will not b. considered
and The Department reserves The right to rejsot any
or all bids which may BE- made.
Upon the award being made, .sueosssiul bidder
will 'bs notified and they will be furnishsd with
ferns Of the contract and OF the bond requirss Of
them.
Proposals will bs addressed TO "asacrai James
W. Ripley, Chief Of ordnsnos, Warrington, DO. !"
and viii Be endorsed " Proporab for non 90 minis
stoned ofhesrs and musicians. bsiIa"
brig Gen. and Chief OF OIdnAnSs.
aug it-eOt20tn
WAs"I"sTo" AeUhD0'T'
DgpAkrnIht W rHB LaTKRiOk,
Washington, July %. 1904
PROPOSALS. will be received at this Department
gust, for completing the Distributing Reservoir Of
tue Wsshington AQueduot Plans and specifications
may b. seen after the 18th Of August,
RsssYyoir," and directed 10 the Hon Caleb b
WATT }. SMITH,
jy 9s-stswtAug2o Chief Cisrk.
WHrA"D'S
WINE SALOON,
asv EIGHTH STREET.
Near Pennsylvania AueAus.
WASHINGTON, d. g.
ALsu
IMPORTED OF
Gefuau, French, aud Catawba Wines.
Drsnsh Of 70 Spruce street and s2s West Forty
NJOrlOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
LYLE COFTIN Ia this day dis.clysS BY mutual
''0's'' j. A coFfiN'
WAsBIasTos, July Il, 1861. Iy8
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REFITTED
AND REDEt

AND REDEcoRArEDl
Making It the only
Family Resort
> CAN VISIT WITH PRorkIsrY.
The xrsat want OF some :, respectable" place Of
smssssSsnt In " sshington has Induced the Manage
mont TO lsass the above Hall, for the purposs Of
4 F1RSECLASS ENTERTAINMENT,
LIGHT y41yggR..v&EEzEss,..,".. ". vS&IfEizss',s. Of
ESTaAxSSSSzAsAs soSHs a Ascps
s.ds ..S H. g Of r. :Ss
The Rntertainmsnts will be Of such n.turs. as to
suit the tastes Of all nothing being produced that
could pSssisly offend the most refined or fastidious
mind
Great Original Programme THIS Eueni7.g:
.;s y. 1hSG
s.AndS at the head OF the profession In their psrScu'
Formerly with Coopsr's Opera Troaps lhh lady
sriHys the snyiAols reputation Of being - wstAoSs %
s.t @ sSComiuns n ~ oi he pssss Of both Ssmisphsres
Mr.. sAN .sHARPLEY,
Tbs recognized head and front Cf Ethiopian Come.
diana Mr. Sharplsy 10 the author Of all the choicest
and sstirioal hits on popular matters Of the day V
MR.. J W. STEWART,
Universally known rs the greatest Comic Singer and
Comedian In the country
MONS PAUL CANE,
md TIE WONDERFUL YOUNG ANIRIoA
A. J9HN NJ, FEkEH4 FEkEY s4Isa
Popular P1esI " 4d~iAasOa-2e cents No extra
charge for Reserved Seats. No HALF PRICE,
Doors open Rt 7, performance to commsnce At
p. IN. The Entertainments WI conclude BY half
past ten O'Clock
Gsatlsmanly and 1ttsntivs Ushsrs win bs IN ~
Sar Noseltiss ,rli t< Produced IN Quie' ssa<aiS..
au s-st
LAIR AND FEsTIvAL,
foR THE BENEFiT OF THE
Stck and H-Osssdess Soldiers,
by the
UNION LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
TUESDAY EVENING, AUdUsTie.
A nd Continue during the Week.
Let all the friends Of humanity, OF the sick and
wounded soldiers the noble dsiendsra OF our homes
aud resoes turn cut in their strength, and help In
'''' THE MAXINE BAND
will be- in attendance, and discourse their delshtful
Admi.sion Ii cents SsaAson Tickets, so Ssnis.
oohhIrrEk or ARRAsoEMsSIs
1T Ciemsnts W. d. Biaoktord,
W. Il Hoover L A, Wilson,
Gso Miller, l. Clements
NV BURsLEY,
suxis Bscrtary'
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
The bounty . Volunteers.

We learn that the bounty from the Govern
ment to all volunteers will cease 10 be paid
after the lst proxim0, the new regiments have
the time extended only to the 22d Inst. Now Il
the time, boys, to lock out for numhsr one
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
Peddling without Licss

Joseph Hsmmett was arrested on Monday
by Ofioer Jones, of Georgetown. He WAS CON
Voted Of psddling without license and required
10 pay nne Of t20.4l.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
4 DAMS Express Company.
II OMcs Ola Penn. avenue,
WAsHn0 TON cIrT, d. c.
'AhA EkA aihhh h1FREss NUR FoRwaRbERs. RowNHEHSs "-A

~ ERN ExPREss FoRwARpERs.
msruhandAss, money, Jcwelry, Valua~
blss, Noes, Stocks. Bonds, de-.
Forwarded with SArETY AND pIBpATCB To
all accessible 90 otons Of the country. This company
hiss assnoisa In the principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
Its principal otises are
" WASHINGTON. Do, NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
CINNAiI, 81 LuUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXING fON
Connections are made o, New York and Boston.
with lines forwarding TO the CANADAs and ihs
BRITISH PROVINCES, and with steamship lines
and t,snoe by European expresses to all pronin. nj
ooamsroial towns In Gr.at Britain nna On the Con
tinept. -
made at all accessible parts Of thg Unied Sts'ss
&C. DUNN, Agent,
NJ n
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

II EP A I II l N @.
~ naAufAoture Irsnn sxtsaAvsly. and nsess.
sa.ily have Ill kinds Of Trunk Matsriai, am better
prepared 70 repair Truaks ko., thoroughly and
promptly than any other sstsblishnsat In ths city
iyf JAMES q. TOPHAM.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20


NEW yOnk xUELsi"" nAkEnY..
fh es uSiI hs sT shs
tablishment lately owned BY his father and Will be
pO.s IN ssesSSrdanSs @ih the tns The aaay
Of our articles Ii NOT to be rxcelvsd butlofs sup
piled on liberal terms.
Again we come eore you.
Our banner 10 unfuredl
While our customers are hcckihR
From all quarter OF the world
Eor Our Bread, our Cake, and Pastries,
For our Puddings, Sweetm-ats, 100;
And they come last up,h ~,
That We scarce know what to do
Our bakers have been busy
From early morn III night,
While oar rtook Of -four Is yanishing;
But this gives Us delight
Bor "quiok sales and small proats,"
L. the motto Of our Q ore,
And II you purchase once from us,
You will surely purchase mIre.
And also that the heralds
Win proclaim from Nor 10 south,
That the "Bresd and CAKE OF Patents
Enters every bodys Mouth "
July lI-m
OFEIOE of WASHING rOs AaUEDUST.
Sealed proposals will bs received Until tho 18th
day OF August, 1862, Tor iurnishiSE he bricks: Ce
msnt, and Sand r9uilsd for the completion Of tho
There wi be required about wv 900 Bricks, 600
barrels OF Cement 80 90 pu,hs, OF SsLd but thsss
quantities will bs Increased or dimini,heu As may be
'ia Five hundred barrels OF censpt are needed which
y IN ~ :ss SsTg ssst and entirely to tho
Forms Of proposals. may be obtained A. this oihee
They viii BE- endorsed " Proposals ior Briok, for
Cement p or for Sand,n as the case may Do and
direotrd to Hon. Caleb B, smith, Secretary OF the
'n'e''''' WM K BUTTON,
,uv 7-.otd Chief kngineer
N6oNL, uEUEIN sra E Of WAR
The und.r .rsiHued has Just reserved fhttnt oh AZ
entire nsw invention, COZ sistnS x OF three naenhS
comhined iu one which every farmer net as ana VIII
have This Patent is without composition a. ~ We
sTa th,ap q he kind eT pats'.S" INV" aAu 'o"u''
rig hts must sell very iapiuly ,.., a,.,a,.,
hna prrior Call At No 3sI, Ighth street, or MOE
uAS' JAMES u. ATWOOD, fatsnte.
Washington, Aug. 10, 1877 'u uN-N
GeflCE Or ofWAsHINGios A9uEDSSi'
Prouossls will be rsosivsd until the 3Sth dsy oi
Ausust 1857, ET the compleuoA OF Tue auAsH
ninr vault of the Washing ton Aiue1ust 49,.
Plans anu sprolhcsuons oan o. ootAs' ~ 'A1'
once ..,, =. prono.sls tor
p,na r ann = and addressed 10 Hon CAiso D. Smitn,
sesretsry Of the Interior, w.shipg on,-o>,
aus,-soti Chief EnginsA
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

DY J. Q. MCGUIRE d co.. Aactioneer..
ID FURNlTURE AT PUBLIJ SALE - On
TaCRsDAY MORNING, aug. Slst, a. 10 O'Clock,
at resi- iencs No 4sI, corner Tnirts,nth and z sts
We shall sell lot Of Furniture, cOmpridng-
Mahogany Sofa, Centre Table,
Mahogany lhairu, Lou"ge. Whc.uo.,
Cane and Wool Seat Chairs, Shades,
BsdSteads, Bureaus, wsth, and.
Hair and Husk Matt esees, Bplsta.s, Pillows, and
Bedding,
Carpets. Tables, Toilet Set,
Crookery aud 0lass Ware.
Radia tor, and other Stoves, DO, 10
Terms oaah.
&c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
au lS-3t Auct oneers
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
RAAkfa1 AAaaa-

The following are the rates al which bank or
and broker. are buying and selling gold AN
silyer-tho legal tender notes being the stand
ard;
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

DY w. L. WALL q co.. Aurttonesrs.
d GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDE5 NED
Animab-Will be sold Mt publ, auoti n. At The
CORAL, near the Naval Observatory On MONDAY,
August 95, 1872 number of
HORSES AND MULES,
Condemned a uudt for pus!io serve
TeIms-Cash In Government ,unds.
DANA,
Capt \ Q II q. 3. A
W. L WALL l. CO,
auls I5larl Auouonscfs.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

pY W. L. WALL & o., Aaotionssrs.
u So,IA Cor Penn ous1ue a. NtntA sfysa.
PEREMPTOkY SALs OF CA KIAGES, RoIk.
away, Jenny Lind ana G.rma ow Wagons, and
Harnsss -On SATURDAY AT re aNOON, $50 In
slant At ooloct, will sell Ia front Of the Auo.
ton Rooms, without reserve, Tor cash
Jenny Lind Wagon
l Rookswsy
I Fsurt teat Rockaway
Jenny Lind Wagon, for = persons
RockAwAy, for persops
0ermsntown Wagon, for 4 or persons
, ALSO
Sets Double and Single Harnsss.
The ab0vs-de,cribed Carriages nro new, of the
latest styles and In excellent order and were made
for city trade.
W. L. WALL q 90,
au9o Auoiionoers,
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
Buying.

Washington. Georgeto,on.
Bank Of Metropolis. Fxrmers' and Mocha
Bank Of Warrington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Oonmeros.
Farms h Aeroh's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Merohsnts' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce Issue notes OF the dsnomina
ton Of one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
MILITARY EQUIPMENT,
II r. u ~ X,
AND
Harness ManufaCtorv,
400 seventh street,
oPPoSrfI ODD HHLIowg HALL.
WASHINGTON, D. q.

WARRINGTON. D. u
InAnufasslrs Of the best material, aud have eoa.
stantly % band, . large sud varied assortment Of
Military md Citizsus' Ssddles,
Brides,
Brsast Collar,
FSlt Ssddls Cloth.
6habrsquss,
Patent Fed snd Water Busksts,
Spare,
O0csEt' Havsrsaoks,
Omosn' Fine Sword Belts,
Belt Trimminss, and
Fisld Qlasa Casss
TRUNKS
bois Leather.
Iron Franz,
Dress, and
Wood Boz lrunts
vsltses,
Travelling Bags,
HaFnsss. 30
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
AUCTION SALES,
Eut,axNDANa

RY ,. Q. neGUiHe = CO., Aaessonssss,
- EXTENSIVE SALE BY ORDER OF THE
Orphans Court Of Horses, Car isges Harness, DC
90. ,oamprting the stock Of the late Thomas smith
On FRIDAY hORNING August 22d, 1t 10 o'olook,
q the stables OF the late Thomas smith, corner "
fennsylyania avenue and Nineteenth street, We
shall sell his extensive stock Of Carriages, Hor e.
Harness, and Stable Furniture, compiising-
Caieehs, Oio.s and hafouchs Carriages, Of dif
ferent styles
lnusgiss, ,srryall., and light one Horss Car
riages
Nunbtr ! Of se,p OF Singi. and Double Harness
hofse Covers, Robes, Rugs, whip,, b ushss,
go, 40. .
Some twenty Carriage snd Saddle Hcrses mAuy
Of them very superior
Lot Of Tools and Materials 10 Coach and BlaoA
aDlth shop. ......-
Tefms: $50 ana under, cash over tn rum, osSdit
81 ninety days = approved .naorsso notes, earring
Interest
Bale peremp,ory, and without reserve
ill.,. MARY A. SIXTH
. Aamnislratxlk
JAS. . Mcguire Co,
~ 2O-d auotions--.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

QL 0nEEu q WILL1Ams, Auctionesrs.
y PUBLIC SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOr.
THE unden'gasd, executors OF the last Will and
testament Of harriet Carroll deceased, uud r aud
W yirtue Of the power conf rred upon tnem by tbs
sah Sul, duly recorded In the Orphans' Court Of
ne Dhtrtct 81 Columbis, We ,halI .eii, on MON.
DAY. the 2Sth OF August, at d O'Clock p m, ct
public SALE to the highest bidder part OF lot mum
Dot three, % In square nu noe ed seven hundred
and ninety l7oJ) as the sans 70 laid down pou he
plan Of the city Of Washh gton, and situated on
Pssnsylvania avenu, between Thru ana Fourth
streets east.
The lot 10 Improved BY two story frame house
With basement, and 10 situs.sd In GOOD and thriv-
Tbs terms Of sale src, one half Of this purchase
money cash, and the balance. o. 9, srd mouths, 70
the terms are not o1mpli,d with in thres vi, ths
execution lstsrve toe right 10 resell as he ri,k snI
loss Of the defaulting purchaser.
All oopvsyaneiog TO be ut the cost Of the pur.
ohaser.
ALFRED II FAIRY,
CHARLES HICKS,
Executors
GREEN wILLIAM5,
aug 2a-StawSd, lstaIl Aucuonsers.
The national Republican., 1862-08-20
NEW EsTABLISHNENT.
voLUNTEERs.

DINING OALooNJ,
Ceafre u CeRtral kashA-ARkaas from Pennsyludnid
As~nas, foot Of 1toAtA stssa-up Stairs,
The national Republican., 1862-08-20

ss1ss: s::sssy ~ ss- s-
the nsnshso Of June ana J1ly. ,,,,,l
This Assooiation was gorn "a ard opansnosd
It's operations on the lstl OF June lAsl It's 70.
obtained by the personal solicitation Of several
ladies from the gentlemen connected with the
United States Treasury Department; . oontri.
button from the ofloers connected with the
private citizens, and the nett proceeds Of fss.
uval recently given W the ladies In aid Of the
objects Of the society. .ie1l .'".',
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

The Times correspondent speaking of the
battle OF Sunday says terribly did the rebels
suffer on this as well as the previous day
from the well directed fire of our ARTILLERY,
pilHg the ground with the slain.
Terrible also to them were the frequen.
charges Of our solid columns, pressing them
back step by step to the last point of endur-
ance, when they broke and ran ingloriousy.
leaying behind them many of their men and
Offices, a. well as privates, and prisoners in
our hands
NEw YORK, June 3.--A Harper's Ferry
special Of Yesterday. says Gen. SigeI sue
ceeds Gen. Saxton as commander Of the
post.
This morning wherever Gen. Sige was
recognized by the troops in his visit TO their
various camps accompanied by his predecer-
sor, he was welcomed with enthusiastic
cheers. His reputation will have an inspir-
ing influence upon officers and men.
Gen. Saxton will report himself at Wash
ington. He has had difficult task before
him. holding Jackson at bay and Trimbie at
the head of probably not less than $4,000
men. and notwithstanding he had a far in
ferior force and was seriously embarrassed
by other DEFICIENCIES. He did not leave un-
Ill his task was completed and the rebels
had retired
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04
FROM VIRGINIA.

WmLIAMsPoRT, June 2--Major Dwight.
Col. kenly, DIR. Stone and others are safe
at Winchester.
A battle is progressing at the latest ac-
counts from Middletown. 20 say returned
prisoners.
1t is rumered via Harpers Ferry, that
jackson was defeated yesterday at Winchess
chester ani was rctreating towards Smokers
Ferry.
MABTlNsBUEG, June ALI is quiret. No
Indications of the enemy in the neighborhooh
HAGERsTowN, June "A paroled private
from Winchester arrived here to-day. He
says that Jackson and Ashby were both ut
Winchester on Saturday at one O'Clock. On
Sunday morning their army was put ia mo
ton toward Strasburg. Ashby taking the
route along the north of the mountain.
shortly after daylight OH Sunday, he heard
firing in the direction of Middletown, tiil ho
reached Martinsburg.
A secessionist told him that jackson had
encountered Shields and Fremont at Middle
town, where Jackson was defeated and lost
ten guns.
Information received, states that Jackson
had II regiments Of infantry, and 50 guns
All prisoners were well treated The
sick and wounded, as we'll as the Surgeons
of the hospitals, stewards and nurses, we're
paroled Only small portion were taken
along with the rebel army. They claim 10
have taken 1000 prisoners
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04
FROM WASHINGTON
PECIAL TO TRIBUNE.

HARPERs FTRRY JUNE 2.-Mnlor Gordon
OF the 5th New York cavalry. has just re-
turned from reconnaissance to Charleston
On Saturday and yesterday the rebels left
Winchester.
Ceatrabands report that a tight occurred
beyond Winchester between Gen'ls FIRE.
mont and Jackson on Saturday morning.
They did not learn the result Winches
ter was thorougly evacuated
The operations here on Thursday and
Friday reflect credit on General Saxton. But
for his effort Jackson's force would have
pushed over the Railroad bridge towards
Baltimore.
WAsHISGroN. June 2-The municipal
election came of to-day The vote Was
comparatively small. Wallack was re elected
Mayor by about 5000 majority.
Allthe other candidates for the Councils
of the unconditional Union tickets were elec-
ted
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04
PROM NEW YORK

Nsw loKK. june 2.--The Steamer Nir.
ginia brought four hundred and ninety re.
leased prisoners. They left Sal l.sbury GA
the 96th and 9th Of May. but an accident
to The itss train which nearly terminated "a
throwing them all over the sids OF a bridge
ffty feet high. delayed them in Raleigh.
where the two lots Of prisoners joined.
Srr Yeas. June 3.--The Times CORES
pondent gives the following casualties N
Gen. Casey = division.
100 Nss York. Buffalo regiment, Col
J. "a Brown. lllled. Lieutenant Colonel
Phihess st.unton. wounded hsior e. ~
Otis. wounded Lieutenant Brown. Go. r
sounded; Capt. Daniel ID. Nash. Co II
wounded IN the left arm. Capt J. Nicholso,
co. e. wouDied. Lseutenang brunck, Co.
wounded lisusensni kclIu4g. CO q. woun
ied. ani reported : BE LETT on The field
Lieutenant Marc. Go A. slightly wounded
Also, = number Of -coumiszionci ofticer-
ard rsivxse>.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
N S. DANALDSON, Notary Pub.

Ds lie. Collector. Claim Agent. AZ. &C. oilers
bis services 20 The pubic, especially 90 those who
have been connected with the Military service Of the
United States and who may have any claim az sinsa
the Gene<sl Government He will arrange, forward
and successfully prosecute all valid claims ss resson
able charges. and as rapidly - the business can be
dispstched before the proper ofsoes at washinston
Having TEE YrAas sxperiencs and practice hsr ssn.
and the aid q an old ofosr Of the Gsnsra Govern
ment under President Fillmores Adzinistr asiou be
cAnnot fail IN being successful with ell legal cans
.hsthsr for PENSIONS. BOUNTY MoSEf Or LAND
WARRANTE.
HAIF-PAy PESaoSs widows. or N no
wido~s. the chiidren under sixiesn years u age
orcers and soldiers Of the present any previous
~1, who hsve died or been knIed While n he ser
vice, are entitled 20 Hslf-Psy Pensions.
INVALID PENslOSS-An officers ana soltisrs
sho are disabled By reason of wounds -ecrissd a.
disease contracted while IN the service and IN tn
line q duty As soldier. st any pericd suutled
% Invalid Pensions.
LAND DwARRANrs.-An ~ho served "a dsys In
any of the past % the United ststs OF oar
IN battle, are entitled to iso scres sf T.os M ca,
of death, the Widow and Minors are entitled
BOUNTY koSkY.-Iee hslrs Of ell Soldiers ~ho
have volunteered during The present war for tire
years or during the wAr and have died been kIsd
While In the service, entitled q OxH RuSrs1I,
DoIGAks Bounty Money. ana surh arrears ~ The 81.
cier's pay ss may have accrued 90 The date - h.
death.
No charges made ~ithout claim 10 successful,
Deeds and Mortgages exscused. snd Eanks rsr.
nishsd.
ssr Eastern srresrsgcs arranged and COLLECTED
and exchange promptly resitted-
offlCk al The old corner stsnt.
3. DASALDsoS,
fshsau Notary Public. &e-