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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08
roREIcS TRADE.

MR.. HALL has Slipped Instruments TO almost every state
10 te Gnion. Persons residing IN Indiana Michigan illinois,
Wisconsin, and other states Of ths West particularly In
yieJ to correspond with Mr. H. this time "a ne can eer
Ainy uake it greatly to their advantage to order Of him
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

See Advertisement ofwArsoSs ErrnAtorA KNo, in an
tier column.
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FACT WORTHY OF NoTioE.

MIR. HALL has sold Pianos and Aelodeons for more tsn
fifteen years large scale has never sod an heior
Instrument and never will & fE"
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New Drug and Medicine Store

IL occupied by f. A Roberts opposite the fsLtaEuia
House and filled e up with entire New set Of Furniture
and Fixtures, with
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MARRIED.

Blaniks.-A good assortment hand at all lnes, at
this Office.
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New Goods Rcceired Semi Monthly
Ma sNru residing mostly in Kew Tols our alEapiAges
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Ths Concert In Asa 20 sisk anA.yvsunAy
- n-IL : e Heilissr. n d - q.

The Concert In Asa ~ sisk and, ,vvsuAAy
ygITr - solASsss. IN TTl'r.
The friends Who 90 kindly aided our bsnsvo-
len! ps9lsSt u thsir 4oney. ~ 5eear prsssnce
.t wfhFdi Han, early ID SSlyt wul natsrsBy
feel an interest In the feeak Of our e0ort1.
amounted % siiY Is. i.vss sslSf dsductins ihs
necessary. incidental sxpsuses, bssn devoted
strictly TO the proposSd object, having hssnnssr.
ly all expended under the personal supervision
Of Mr.. John A. Fowle, Miss ]. B. Rumsey, and
other members Of the COMMITTEES, in procuring
sis.sns n.:d:S o. K: &C. sss sss
soldiers 10 the vAfious hospitals, supplying
those most 10 want of such articles, Without
distinction Of Stale or. birth place. There still
remains In my hands the sum Of CAS- rs, subject
TO- the order Of the committee. or
tender their thanfs to hsssrs. 81 ken, Chadwick
3 Co., for their generous gtn Of the uss Of VII.
lard's Hall; to Professors 6chsel and Scala, and
the Marine Band, for thsiR excellent music; 10
Mr.. John T. Ellis, for the hne toned pianolfur.
nished BY him. TO the proprietors Of the Navy
and from !hs concsrtj also to the publishers Of
the Repsblicdn, Inteuigewcer, and Sunday Morn
ing Chronicle, for gratuitous advertising. We
wish We could include the editor Of the Siar;
he conpeledas to pay his bin Of - 90 for two
insertions, In advance, I've suppose hs 10 sav:
upon By. the var committss. Our thanks are
also rendered to Mr.. Nolan, Of the War Depart.
mont, with others who aided US In selling tick.
cts, and In other ways. We would rot forget,
either, the psrsonal compliment paid ~ BY the
captain Of the steamer Young America, In ten.
en- our 6ip TO Mount Vernon on the day aftss
For The committee. a. n. TILLEY,
August Q, 1852. Treasurer.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Death OF Rev. VIM. Hirst.

will learn with deep regret the deoease Of this
pastor of the Foundry Church. After an illness
1 several weeks he expired at the parsonage
yesterday morning, leaving an amiable wife and
four lovely children to mourn their heavy loss.
tho Gospel for tho last - years, but he has been
u good citizen, o thorough patriot, and. In the
presen struggle, when so many olergymen have
proved unfathfu, he has been u most thor
ough, uncompromisng Union man, battling
with the traitors in our Church, and In the con.
ference, with an unsparing hand. In the try.
ing times last year In Baltimore, he WAS called
the Governor Hicks of the Church.
Az pastor his piety and usefulness we're
proverbial. His death was calm and serine.
From the sabbath on earth, he passed to the
sabbath of eternal rest. He died M the good
man dieth, triumphant In the faith, exemplify.
ing in his death the comforts Of that religion he
preached to Others.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
~: 80. x.s. & z: S...s

special Aissss sAssv WssH e shs Yss.s
Asn's CksasSaaa axssssiaaaSa. -.
AZ the last meeting Of the supsriutsndsnts Of
divisions Of this Association the following reso.
uisss ssscy.S w:T' rb.s mi. sSSgss1 N,
crafty Of many Of ~ nsats!st e ven as Of
70 hr, o. +. Ho0iass 81 Sis siibsrsiny Ii q re-
cent donation Of eleo 70 tie nisetoaSry fund.
inportanos and success 81 q work, ws earn.
estly appeal to all the nsmbsrs Of the AssooIa.
tion who have not yet contributed towards the
special Uiselopefy work Of the Association, TO
come forWafd atonce and subscribe suoh sums
this important work. r ia am- .....
The proposition to ereot mission school.
house and chapel In the western part Of the
oliy wHs reported IN encouraging progress.
l1ne of the superintendents. when on mis-.
hsar Richmond, had been captured and is now
. prisoner In that oity.
The special missionary, Rev. @. p. Lyford,
presented his report for the month Of July.
from % this y appeared that during. tho month,
tations made, he had preached twenty one ser.
mons, and distributed ninety four copies Of the
sacred Scrtpt.res, sighty.two bound volumes,
seven hundred magazines, one thousand four
nandred and hfty papers, and eleven thousand
Of books and tracts.
VIM. Ballantyne, No. 49S seventh street, 10
the treasurer Of the missionary fund, where
subscriptions and donations will Ut all times be
thankfully received.
Religious papers and periodicals, after they
have been read BY subsoribsrs, will be very
acceptable, and 1t once 90 distributed ~ TO
continued to do good.
a box, containing one thousand nine hundred
and eighty little books, trscts, and papers, has
Just been received from the "Chrfstian Commits
sion." Any amount Of such material can be
prohtably used,
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Disioyalty IN Wsshins,op,

We hail with grateful satisfaction the evi-
dences Of r 'more vigorous policy" In the
treatment Of the rebels and treason symps-
thizsrs In our midst, ~ manifested by the
authorities here. We take heart and And rea.
son for encouragement in the number and
growing frequency Of arrests of this character
which have recently been made, both by the
Provost Guard and the Metropolitan Police.
We have been accustomed to bersting "the
authorities" for permitting treason to hsunt Its
detestable sentiments in the face Of loyalty,
hut we are inclining to the opinion that "the
people" are more to blame for this matter.
We were glad to hear the hearty and enthusi
astic response to the resolution on this subject
1t the great war meeting. Tee vast audience,
to n man, resolved that "the most stringent
measures should be adopted to discover and
arrest the disloyal men and women who infest
this District, y that they may be suitably dealt
with. Now let the people stand by the author-
tiles and aid them In the business Of ferreting
out the vile TRAITORS, and the national capital
will soon be purified from this uncleanness.
Do not hesitate, when disloyal sentiment is
uttered, to inform the authorities at once. He
IL half a traitor who will permit reasonable
sentiments to he uttered In his presence and
not rebuke them. Let US learn 4 lesson from
our enemies, and treason will become M un.
popular In Washington rs Unionism Is In Rich.
mOnd, To. ' ...
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
DIED.

DIED.
Departed this life at twelve M, on Sabbath,
the 10th of August, Rev. WILLIAM HIRsT, Of the
Baltimore Methodist Episcogsl Conference, and
late lstor Of the Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Services appropriate to bis deoease will be
held in the Church on this Monday afternoon
at five O'Clock, when his friends and the pnblio
are invited to attend.
On Saturday night last. at nine o'clock, after
lingering illness, ELIZABETH ELLIOTT, wife Of
Mr.: samn A0Eiwee' sr;. IN the S7'h year Of her
The friends and aoqusintances Of the family
are invited to attend her funeral, from the res
idenoe Of the family, 40 Sixth street, between
and r, this Monday afternoon at four O'Clock
=, On Sunday, August 10. after short illness,
Maryland, in the SD year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the Rock Creek Church, this afternoon ut three
O'Clock.
On the 9th instant, of typhoid fever, Mrs. N.
In the full sense Of the word, she died In the
fulness Of Christian resignation, mournsd by all
Tho remains will bs carried to Alexandria
this Monday morning ut ten O'Clock. The friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
On the 9th instant, after short illness, JAS.
srAuLDNa, In the 36th year of his age. What.
ever may bs said.of him. his friends feel that
they mourn an honest man and = kind.hesrted
citizen. May his soul rest in peace.
His friends and those Of his family are re.
specially invited to attend his funeral this
afternoon at 81 O'Clock, from his late residence
on 9 street, near the depot. His remains will
be taken to Mount olvet for interment.
On the 9th instant. Mrs. SARAH ANN PARRY, In
the nity sixth year Of her age, the beloved wife
Of Alfred H. Parry.
She has been An acceptable member Of the
Methodist Episoopsl Church about forty years.
From her Affections, she suffered severely for
ten months without murmuring or complaining.
She fell asleep In Jesus In full assurance Of \
blessed Immortality beyond this vale Of tears.
afiioted because of her absence, but their loss
10 her again.. She will be carried to the Ebe.
nezsr Church, Navy Yard, this afternoon at
three O'Clock, and u discourse delivered by the
Rev. H. N. 6ipes, pastor.
Her days Of toll are all over. She raised her
voice at midnight and sang
Jesus can make dying bed
Eel, Eel SON e dSwns pillows AZ,
And breathe my LIE out swssily there
Many the tolls 1t h.s pssssd through below.
Many the seasons Of trial and NO:
Many the doubtings II never Shouid dns,
Victory victory thus on the wing
There lies the wearisoms body at rest,
Closed are Its eyelids, and Quist ID brssst
Bn, the glad spirit, on pipioas Of light,
Victory victory angs In its hight
While we are weeping our friends gone from earth,
AMnSsis are ,inging their heavenly birth.
Victory Victory weep 70 no more
Mary v. syphax, ,gectwo months and twsnsyons
days.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
AmaIgamAtlon, A

On Friday night, Roundsman Feuwiok and
Offoer Hannah, Of tho Fourth ward, arrested
white man named Michael Whitman, and
colored girl named Laura Smith. They were
walking together upon the Avenue, and were
drunk. The man WAS fined IS, and the woman
is. The woman was advised TO leave tho city
within twenty four hours. Our police officers
do not consider white and black compatible
oo!ors, especially 10 be paraded on our public
thoroughfares In conspicuous manner.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11

We learn that = certain young man, whose
fsbsl army. but was recently captured and
paroled. After remaining q short time with
his friends In this city, he informed his sym.
pathixlng female friends here that he was going
down to Dixie to fight the Yxnks." They i'm.
mediately set to work to give him = good outnt
for his disgrsoeful business. A sympathizing
tailor was found, who, for "a confederation, y
willingly undertook the job Of manufacturing
the rebels uniform, which he did In the best
style of the art, for which he was doubtless
well c0mpensated by the rebels who ordered
Il. We would just respectfully submit whether
this tailor does not come within scope Of the
recent stringent orders 10 relation to furnish.
ing aid and comfort 10 the enemy BY the manu-.
facture and sale Of articles oontraband OF war
for the use Of the enemy.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11

pHOP POsALs FOR MU L N . :.
Dxror QuAarxnxAsrs.'s Oyvics,
Corner Of hioAke..A and @ areeu, o..
sBALED PROPOSALS viii Be- rsc.ived Cd At at'ii this
Office until Saturday. August 80, At welvs o'cock m
for farsish ne the Govtinment with (3Ioco) three
thousand mules to Cen orm to the following
SPECIFICATIONS
AL to bs O4) fourteen hands and over In height
AL 70 bs sound servieeable Mules for draIght
Proposals will be received for mules OWE. TWO
AVID uspHR NINE YEARS OLD and for Mules ovrR
THREs AND UNDER EIsl TEARS OLD.
PROPOSALS.
The proposals. for each elass Of mules must Be sxr.
Proposals TO be for (SoO) I've hundred and up
| wsrts.
Tbs iui rsms and post. ,nee address Of tn. bidder
!fs BID Is made 10 the name Of hrm the names Of
al! the rartne must appear the bid will be con
sidered as the individual proposal Of he partner
Proposal. from dt,lsyal psrss v NJ b eOrstdsrsd
and an oath Of allegiance must accompany each
| Proposals. must be addressed to Col. D. II. Ruoksr,
should be plainly msrked" Proposals for Mule ;"
GUARANTEE.
The ability Of ths bidder to an the contract: .hoald
responsible persons, whose nsnstu'es must b ar-
s s ssas.ss s ss u A. s:.a Hss
district court or Of the United States district
attorney.
bids are opened or their p:opcsaE viii not Be con
Bonds in the .umo twenty thousand dollars, sign
by the contractor and 10th Of his guarantors viii
be required Of the successful bidder upon signing the
| contract
As the bond must accompany the contract, It will
be necessary for bidders their bondsmsn with
them, or to have bonds signed In anticipation and
ready to be produced wheh the contract d signed
Blanks for pond, oan be procured upon application
os2s made At this once, either personally, Oy letter
Fbrm of Guarantees. o.
We Of the county Of -, snd State OF
- snd -, Of the county Of ----- and State
Of :-, do hereby gusrAnty that ---is able to
proposition, AID that. should his proposition be 90
cep ed, he will At encs sn'er Into contract In &C
cordsnce Herewith
psrtd to become his secuiilies.
lo this guarntee must be appended the o6icia
certificate above mentioned
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, ETC
All ulee contracted for under this advertisement
will oe sutjtcted 10 rigid inspection and those not
conforming to the specifications will be rejssted.
he mu,es must all be delivered In thi, city
withia ls) thirty days from the date Of slsping the
Payment to be made upon the completion Of each
contract 90 thereafter as tho Depot Quarter
master shall be Ia fluids.
with the terms Of his will epsure The
rejection Of the proposal.
These mules Wilt be awarded in lots Of (50O) i've
deem for the in,sre.t Of the Government to vary
the number,
The Depot Quartsrma.tsr reserves to himself the
right to ftecet any or all bids that he may too
d II. RUCKER,
Colonel aud D. pot Qusrtermsster.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Another sudden Death.

81 Alman, whose papers give his name ~ John
Peterson, died very suddenly at Rainy's Hotel
on D street near 7ih, yesterday aftsrsoon, at q
O'Clock. The deceased is n discharged soldier,
was taken very suddenly with strangling At,
and In ffteen minutes he was corpse. Par.
ties In the house say he died Of consumption.
Others aver that his Incorporate habits pro.
duoed his death. There can be but little doubt
oessivel intempsrate. II 90, there is another
victim to the destroying monster, King Alcohol.
When will the people arouse TO q realization OF
the dangers which environ us No inquest has
as yet been held.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
ChArRo OF ItAuo.

Yesterday morning, at the Sixth Preoint Sta.
ton, before Justice Thompson, a oolored man
named hensen Hawkins, was charged with
uolored girl not thirteen ysars of age. The
case was duly investigated, and the evidence
was such, in tho judgment Of the examining
magistrate, az 10 require the prisoners COM
luitment for court. Officer J. +. Parker, who
made tho arrest, testified that the prisoner
"ffored to give him 500 II he would allow him
ia escape,
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
OUTRAGEOUS.

We are informed that poor Union man-s
him, and who has been unable to work for
some time past-was looking for work during
harvest, in the neighborhood Of Darnestown,
and applied to farmer who was hiring hands,
and who ought to be Union man. Now, mark
the answer. He wond not employ any id
Union, abolition, Niger. r.proteoting men. Now,
this is seoesh policy; they will not employ
Union men. Let every Union man adopt the
same policy-cease to feed and encourage trea.
sOn.-Rockuille MAJ Union.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Arrival Of .Secssh" Prisoners,

Last Saturday night, about half past ten
O'Clock, u train arrived up from Catlstt's sta.
don, by the way Of Alexandria, bringing ITO
rebel prisoners, taken In recent skirmishes in
the vicinity Of Culpepper Courthouse. A por
tion OF them are citizens arrested a. spies or
suspected Of giving "aid and comfort to the
enemy" They were attirsd In the usual rag.
mufin uniform of the rebels, Virginia home.
spun being the most prominent. They were
sent to the Old Capitol Prison.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
A. rest for Disloyalsy.

Thomas Jenkins was arrested last Friday
night, near the navy yard, by u guard OF sol.
dters. Jenkins ia a blacksmith, and formerly
worked In the navy yard, but left or WAS dis
charged about the time the oath Of allegiance
was administered to the employ ees, and yes.
terday afternoon he got into dispute with .
neighbor In which he used some secesh senti.
ments which caused his arrest.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
stealing Rags.

Thomas Humphreys WAS arrested last Friday
by Officer Kelley, Of the Third ward. on the
charge of stealing rags from John Pella, on @
street near Pennsylvania avenue. He was tried
by Justice Clark and sent TO Jail for court.
If some benevolent individual would steal
the rags from u few dirty urohins In the imme
ilate vicinity of" French john" the complain.
ant in this case, we think good will be done,
provided the rags are replaced by good gar.
ments.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
lhe Temperance Meeting,

Held at the west front Of the Capitol yesterday
afternoon, was we'll attended. Highly inter-
esting addresses were made by Hon. James
Harlan, Senator from Iowa, N. G. Hiohborn OF
New York, and others. Mr.. John Mills pre-.
sided. Several persons signed the pledge.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
H0lstinG,

last Friday, by Ohioer Benson, of the Second
Precinct, for profanity. He was taken before
Justice Walter, and hned Is so on the above
charge, and then sent to jail for court for
striking and resisting the offiosr.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Furi us GaIlopiDg.

Yesterday morning, about nine O'Clock, .
oolored man and very small negro lad, were
seen galloping at furious and dangerous rate
along Ninth and past the Sixth Precinct Sta
ton. Three or four patrolman ran out and i'm
mediately gave chase. The offenders were
overtaken and arrested. Justice Thompson
fued the elder prisoner (Heny HalD fve dol
lars and one dollar costs. The younger WAS
with IN admonition.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Stealtng.

Adelaide Fsuline, Italian woman, was ar.
rested on complaint Of Margaret Moore, who
charges her with stealing SO. 0ficer Grown
made the arrest, and Justice BarAaolo required
her to give bail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Concealed Wsapon.

John Harvey, convicted Of disordsrly conduct,
was nned 81 and oosts-94 cents; also, $40 and
9A cents oosts, for carrying about his person
concealed and deadly weapon. In default Of
payments, Justice Thompson committed the
prisoner 90 days to the w0rkhouse.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
o r FLO IAL
DrpARrxpSf op Srlfs,77

r-sk|oMsAfassuss Ausase o Iss2
NOTICE is hereby giysa shnss, until the re.
quisi,lon Of the War Department 6n .hs sevs
raj States for quotas Of their militia shall have
been oohplied with, no pas,parts sulu b b.
sued from this Department for sny male citizen
Of the United States liable to bs. drafted into
that branch of; the service, .,,.,.u ..,..
aug 9--3s WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
~ Publit hers # the laws Of the United States
will give the above three iasertions
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
steaIlng.

By the police report Of the Second Prsont,
made on Saturday, We see that Ann Snyder,
Mary Williams, and Mary Baltimore, colored
washerwomen, were arrested for stealing by
Plowman Park, and dismissed, complainant re-.
fuBinR to appear,
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Stealing from his wife,

The Georgetown police report the arrest Of
John Webb for stealing $ll0 from his wife.
They do not say what was done with him, but
report " the money returned"
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Stolen Goods.

Peter Snyder, the keeper OF q GROCERY IN
Georgetown, was arrested on Saturday by Oh.
Ger Brown, and sentenced to jail for being the
receiver of stolen goods.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Fire In the Country.

About IL O'Clock on Saturday night hrs
broke out In the back building Of Mr.. Thomas
Turner, on Seventh street, between r and 8
streets. 1t was promptly extinguished by ON.
cinct. 1t is supposed to be the work OF IN in.
cendiary.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Fast DravinC Ov,r a Bridge,

John h. Moulden, A. 8. Grimes, B. Edeling,
A. g. Brooks, George Anderson, VIM. h. Mar.
low, F. 8. Sheets and Lewis Jackson were ar.
son and Barker on the charge Of driving over
the bridge over Eastern Branch, near tho navy
yard, faster than u walk. They were taken
before Justice Gull and required to pay fine
Of 1858 each. This will serve as warning to
other violators Of we'll known law.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
VAhIynAMsshhn.A InM A1P a EISMbX sIIs IIsn.PRoyKD

VALUIAMHILIE. II hHG HIGMbX Ii6MpR0VED RVD
The subscribers are authorized to sell . Very De.
sirsabls and Highly Improved FARM, coutaining
about ninety acres, situsted within few hundred
the city. by turnpike, about six miles. 1t adjoins
the farm Of Hon: Charles Calvert, end - i'm
and nearly new Barn and stsbIes, Gianary, Ics.
house, several dus spring, OF Watsr, Hot beds,
Grapsry 10, and Is believed to be the best Truck
Farm In the vicinity Of Washington. No expense
has been spared to make this one Of the bes, farms
IN the vioiuity Of the metropolis
For terms, &c apply TO
JAS c MCGUIRE CO.,
Auction aGd Commission Merchants
aug9-d2w Washington, D.. c.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DluRETIC
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THE GREAT DIUREIlC
And positive and Specific remedy for Diseases Of the
bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, DroTry
Organic Weakpess,
And all Diseases OF toe Urinary Organs.
Bee advertisement In another column. Gut Il 0u
aDd ssnd for the medicine st snos
Hessars " oosMta5Nts. 10 ss-sh
The national Republican., 1862-08-11

TRkAsukY DEPARTNgsT,
August o, 1862.
Proposals will be received at this Department
until the 18TH instant the delivery at the Treasury
Building, before the rst OF 0,tober rom 500 10
900 tons ,2tO lba.l of best quality WHITE ASH
ANTHRACliE COAL, consisting principally Of
furnace and egg size; and Of from 80 TO loo tons
q $40 lbs of KED ASH, egg .ixe
The proposals. must tc addressed to the Superin
tsndent Of the Southeast Executive Building, en-
dorsed " Proposals. Tor Coal" and sent under cover
10 the Secretary Of the Treasury.
8. M. McKEAN,
Superintendent y. f. Ex Bull ling.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Deaths OF Soldiers.

% Deaths OF Soldiers.
The following have been reported since our
last:
Henry Jones, teamster, qusrtermsstsrs do.
partment.
Q. Pennock, company &, l0lth New York.
Vincenne Sorge, company B, 3lst Pennsyl
vsnia.
Abraham White, company @, Saith Pennsyl.
vania.
@. II. Fiske, not described,
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
pROPOsALs FOR WOOD.
TREAsuar D.rAHrnEEr,

August 6, 1882
Proposals. will bs received ut Shis Department
until the 18th instant, for from 200 TO 800 cords Of
OAK WOOD, to bs Of the best quality, and 20 be
ing, and corded and measured 10 the yad, before
the arst Of October. To be paid Tor when the whole
l, delivered, or the delivery secured
Proposals must BE- addressed " The Bupsrlnts
Of the Boutheast Executive Building, endorsed
Proposals for WOOD" and cent under cover 10 The
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Superintendent 8. r. Tx. Baidlkg.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
Arrest OF o Rebel,

Thnmss Tnney was arrested In Georgetown
last Friday by Oficer Evans, Of the police, on
,Ss ,Ss charge Of being rebel and recently from
military authorities.