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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-04
Reharl.able Adscnturc. ot nn IiImoI.


Remarkable Adventures OF an uImOIs
soldier. 1l
On Saturday evening Childs &. Stirling,
a member Of the 18th Illinois Regiment,
who has been for nearly twelve months con-
iued in Southern prisons, arrived here on
bis way home to Illinois, The story Of his
adventures reads ike romance.
Sterling was from Amboy, Illinois, aud
enlisted in the 18th Regiment Of that State.
The regiment was sent into Missouri, and
did active service in that State. On the
10Th of July, 1861, the company TO which
Sterling belonged, with portions Of two
other companies, went out on a foragipg ex-
pedition and were surrounded aud captured
by force of rebel cavalry. In tho Struggle
Sterling had his left hand cut in two by a
rebel sabre. 4ll
Sterling and eight others we're hurried
through to Corinth, aud thence to Memphis,
After remaining there short time they
we're sent TO New Orleans, soon after which
they were removed to Charleston. During
their stay in the latter city a number Of
the prisoners attempted to escape, but their
plans were discovered and they were re-
moved TO Richmond, where a strict watch
was kept over their movements, which was
made yet stricter in consequence of their
repeated efforts to escape.
On the evening of the first Of the present
month one Of the guard brought into Ster-
ling's cell his allowance of mouldy bread
and hard beef Sterling took the beef and
pulled at it with his teeth, calling the mans
attention 10 the impossibility of biting it,
and asking the use Of bis bowie knife a mo
ment in order to cut his meat into smaller
pieces. The guard unthinkiDgly handed
him his bowie knife, when Sterling sudden
ly stabbed the man TO the heart, killing
him instantly. He then drew the dead sol
der completely into bis CELL changed clothes
with the body, dressing himself in tho com.
plete uniform Of the rebel soldier, and carry
ing his knife and musket. Thus arrayed
he passed boldly out, and succeeded by a
slight excuse in passing the other members
of the guard. 1t being night he succeeded
in making his escape from the city, his
dress as rebel soldier preventing any sus-
picious of bis real character.
He travelled three nights in this manner
until be become completely exhausted, and
he remembers nothing definite afterwards
until be was found by some skirmishes of
Fremouts army, fast asleep and much ex-
hausted, under a tree. Being dressed in
rebel uniform he was arrested and carried
off to camp as prisoner, where ho had
considerable difficulty in convincing the au-
thorities as to his real character. He was
furnished with different clothing, and sent
to Washington, where he was supplied with
the necessary papers and forwarded to his
home 10 Illinois.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-04

The following paragraph is from the
Nashville (Tennessee) UaioM--nOt from a
Massachusetts, paper:
"rhe rebels who were the prime movers
10 the rebellion are the loudest TO complain
that slavery is being injured by the war
Keep your fingers from under our trip-ham-
mer, then. Tho federal army has no lime
to catch the rebels negroes snd esght not,
il il ha time"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-04

NJ. VAN BUaEE.--The ARas d Argu'
confirms the report, previously questioned
given BY rs week ago Of the serious ill-
noss Of ex-President Wax BURES. Al
thcoeb We may hope for the protrsetion Of
hih lle. We are informed that wo need not
be surprised 70 hear Of bis death at any
dAy.-dibaay Siatesman, Jisas 24h.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-04

Corneiia Wood, BY
her next friend
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-04
JAcKsoN's STATUE AT MEMPms- A cor
writing from Memphis, June 9th

respondent writing from Memphis, June 9th,
says:
Passing through Court Square, VIC came
upon statue of Jackson, defaced at night
year ago, among the opening acts of Sec
ession's i'll played tragedy. It's inscription
"The Federal Union, it must and shall be
preserved" has been marred by chisel
the word aFederal" and first two letters oI
"Union" being ehippod out The features
of the old hero, with its determined lines
are yet undefaced and rem aimed unchanged
as would the faith Of the patriot original
had he been on the stage TO act during the
crisis Just passing. F ,sT
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-04

LOWER aPRIUES,
Than ever sold here previous to arrival.
tR Those who wish TO purchare Hardware and Stoves
viii find it to their advantage to give call and
shall be happy to show them Goods and think
prices will be satisfactory to those who call and
CURTIS g. RIPLEY.
January. 1852.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-04
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE!

TNNE subscriber has Bunbor Of Lots west Of the Rail
il Road Depot Ia Fremont between Croghan and Napo-
price and payment, f.-. - r. y. bUCkLAhD,
Fren,ont, March 8, 1901.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-04
sheriff,s sale.
| sanduaty County Common Pleas.

COFneiia Wood, by
her neat friend sandusLy County Common Pleas.
%.
william Fields,
Sarah Fields, sf al r. d q --r.a.- ., r.
DY virtue OF order Of Sale issued from said Cour
In the ABOVE entitled cause shall at the door Of ths
Court House In Fremont 10 said sandusky county, Ohio
on
Saturday, the 12th, day Of Jelly, a. d., 1e62
At O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day. offer
public auction the following described ends and teRe
inents, TO wit: ..sr
commencnga at the corner Of Moses Georges
land 10 the souteast quarter Of section number twent,
(20) IA Township number four ( range number seven
teen, Q In sandusky county STATE Of Ohio, alta stone
thence west hftyfour and sxty.sx nehundreths rod
to stone thence north thrtythfee and aixtyfOur
hundreths chains TO stake the south line Of the Mau
NEE and Western Reserve Turnpike road; thence easr
along the south line Of said Turnpike read 10 stake
the northwest OF land owned by Thomas Magre
in said section; thence twenty eight aud naetynIne
hundredhz chains to stone at the pQce Of beginning
containing orytwo 42) acres two roods and thryoDs
rods of land excepting aud reseying two acres Of land
occupied By the Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad and fo
their Railroad track aGd land. Aso, excepting
Eve M sold out Of the northeast Of ssid
tract making thTtyhve (5l aeres two roods aud thirty
one rods Of land. Appraised al 81 400.
a. r. FERGUSON. Sheriff,
Fremont, June 9th, ls62--22wS, Pr fee $50
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Deaths oS 1oIAassa,

Ihe following deaths Of soldiers have occur
red since our last: -. ..
Lieut.. J. r. Spence. COMPANY K, Tooth Penn
Sergeant George Ellis. company @, % Miohl.
gan.
Corpersl Charles P. Humphreys, company Q.
Private r. Tate, company I, Sd Michigan vol.
untesrs. m,
airy.
John P. Thomas, company O, lllth PsnnsyL
vapia.
Seth oond.r, company I, s7,h New York vol.
Simon Biss, company A, 18th New York vol.
unteers. -.
Cyrus Larnsd, company E. 18th Nassaohu-
setts. fr r.
David Morrison, company O, Goth New York
volunteers. ...a-
George Hammond. company B. Sd Delaware
volunteers.
Henry Emmss. company D. 7th Wisconsin
volunteers.
John ". Eaton, company G. lst Virginia bat.
terry.
4. D. Crofut, company D, s4th Pennsylvania
Dennis Ryan, nurse.
Soldier (name unknown) died Of gunshot
wound, at Ryland Chapel or Grace Church hos.
pitsl.
Five contrabands we're Inferred yesterday,
BY Mr.. F. T. Sands. the Government undsrta-
ker.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Personal,

Gen. Roberts, Major selfridgs, Capt. Bell.
Lieut.. Lockwood, and Capt. Addlok, y. 9. A.;
Major Hubbell. N. Y; Ool. Meredith, Fifty.sixth
regiment P. "; and Capt. sagsr, are At viii
lAfds'.
Capt. 8. 9. Barsford, Capt. Robinson, Mass;
Capt. n. D. W. Loomis, Q. n. D.; Capt. r.
Laury, do; Capt. A. Shemmel, do, are at the
Metropolitan.
Major Hallsr, U. 8. A.; Capt. d. O. Doyle. N.
T., are at the National.
DlAD.-Capt. n. P. Engls, late Of Gen. Casey .
staff. died at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday
morning Of injuries received from bad fall.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
$500 OF Counterfeit Money.

A man by the name of VIM. De Bos WAS ar.
rested on Tuesday un(er the following oircum.
stances: +: He went into Jay Cooke Il Go. g bank.
ing house. and presenting $500 worth Of money
on the "Bank of Gesnga," Gesnga county,
Ohio, and asked to exchange It for Treasury
notss. They did not like the appearance of the
money and declined to change It. De Bos then
went to Lewis johnson Co. and made the
same request. The proprietor recognised the
Oficer Rogers went and made the arrest Of De
Bos, who was taken before Justice Clark, where
an examination revealed the fact that Do B.
was in possession Of the money innoosntly and
had no intention of passing It as counterfeit, rs
it WAS sent to him In this oity from parties In
Ohio with whom he had business relations. De
Bos was dismissed and the money turned over
TO the property clerk Of the Metropolitan po
lice, where it ia to be destroyed In accordance
with the law requiring the destruction Of all
counter felt money. At the request OF De Bos,
who wishes to make the parties who sent the
money remunerate him for loss, the money
will be retained for some time as evidence.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04

NyHE st. LOUIS, Chestnut street,
/ Between Third and Fourth, Phllsdelphia
The undersigned having leased for term Of years
this popular house. have the pleasure Of announcing
TO their friends and tue travelling community that Il
i now open for tbs reception Of guests The house,
vstsd and refttsd In superior manner the apart.
ments are large, we'll ventilated, and furnishsd In
modern style. II 10 centrally located oonvenisnt to
ali the depou and ftssmbost lAndings, and In the
immediate vielnity Of the Custom HOUSE. Post Othoe
and the Corn Exchange.
Connected with the Hotel Ia Restaurant for the
accommodation of those preierring the European
plan. Price Of Rooms from Three to Seven dollars
per week, according to location.
Board IL 80 per day. Table d'hots for merchants
HENRY NEIL,
nv k-sm ISAAC L. DEVOE.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
tion Of bills, in riplieste, duly vouoh.d and ~.

0T0yoA; ;sas-I - -.
No psrt Of the per csrtum re,erved Is 10 be paid
untn 81 the rejected aNicrs offered uuder the ooa:
trso, shall have betn removed rom the uuiess
specially authorised BY the Department
" Will be stipulated In the con'rso', that " de
fault shai be made blythe parties Of he first part 10
all o. any Ofthe article. mentioned In any
Class bid for, or he quail and at The times and
paoes above p,o sid~d hen and that the said
par'hs 9 will forfeit and pay TO The United States
tum Of money not TO exceed twice the amount OF
s.oh clas; which nay BE- rsosyeisd, rom time to
p.rvidtd, app. owed March 8, lsi3 r.-.
The suietlts NUT Ign the contract, aud thsir re
epousibility be certified to BY pnsy agent
osn lot attorney, cr o. me Oihsr person satisfactorily
knowu TO she BUREAU.
Il !. to BE- psovidsd 10 th coutrso, that the bu-esu
.hali have The power Of aunullisg the contract,
without loss or damsgs to The Government, In cas-
tisns for the articles pamed or for the completion u
works estimated for, and on which this advertise
mept based, and shsll also have the power 10 In.
creass CT dimiaish the qaaniitts named In the
claees net headed Miscsllsueous In the schedule,
twenty i've per oentum.
Persons whose offers ,hall b. aocepled will be no
tlned by letter throsgh the q Once which notice
enter INTO contract for the supplies specified within
fifteen days from the date Of notice from the bursau
Of tbs acceptance Of their bid, contrs Ct will
made with some other person or persons, and the
guarantors Of suoh dsfsultisg bidders will be held
resp ,nsible for all delinqusneles.
All offers not mnde In art5 conformity with this
advertisement WILL at the option OF the bureau, be
Those only whose offers may be accepted will b
notified and contracts will be ready for execution
- scos thereafter . may b.. practicable
sep 9-wlw
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Our CITY

Il calm and quiet a. usual. Business men are
attending TO lheir accustomed avooations, and
we're II not for the large number OF ambulancss
which were thronging our streets during the
day yesterday, one would not have supposed
that T" willy and murderous foe was marching
upon our oity for It's destruction" as many
would fain have II. To be sure, We were con-
stantly In receipt Of rumors Of rsverses, evac-
uations, and retreats, which had tendency to
calm and confident. feeling that now the crisis
is upon US; when II is passed, We shall be on
the offensive again.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Who Will Aid

About two hundred wounded soldiers we're
brought up from the late battles last night, and
are now at Alexandria, sadly In need of the
articles necessary to minister to their comfort
They are the most severe GASES, some of whom
have lain on the fed since Friday.
To-day . wagon will 60 over 10 Alexandria
for the purpose OF taking articles 10 these suf.
ferers. The usual hospital clothing, baudages
lint, and edibles, delicacies, fruits, &C., are
much needed. All who are disposed to send
such articles over to. day, can do 90 by leaving
the same at our ofioe before ten O'Clock this
f,rannOn.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
h.AeteueAon, AmaeeeN :

DR.. vsllny Ia yet engaged In an extensive
practice In this city, and We would cal the Vt.
tention Of the poor, puny, emsctsted victims
Of their own sins to the best sources Of remedy.
First, give up your present course of lie At
once and forever; and SECONDLY, call on the
most skilfui physicians, (snd none are better
than DR.. vsllny,) and be cured of the disease
which Ia now undermining the constitution
and sending you 70 premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
0overnment pood, R,cover.d,

Last Monday night Sergeant scippop. Of the
Third ward, went TO the house Of Sarah Grant,
in an alley near Tenth street and l., where he
arrested six deserters. These were taken to
the central station, and the sergeant, with q
guard, returned and searched the house, OBJ
tanning shirts, drawers, blankets, a box OF
pants, and seventeen small boxes Of other ar.
iioles Of United States property. The proprie.
tress Of the house, goods and possession were
delivered to the military.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04

DRoPosALs FOR BOOKS FOR SHIPS OF
WAR
NAVY DEPARTMENT
Bureau OF Navigation, August 80, ls8!
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until Monday tn. 10th September, 1852 ior
furnishing at the different Navy Yards. without
further cost to the Government, such number OF
copies as may required oil tue several publications
supplied to vessels Of war.
Lists Of the Books may be had on application to
the Bureau, and the prioe Of each to be 81 eciHed
EAoh book Ia 10 be guaranteed perfect aud to be In
substantial binding
J NJ, GILEISS,
Acting Chisf OF the Bureau,
sep a-2sw2w
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
An ArtfuD Dodge

Wss praotioed by some of our kind hearted
benevolent rum -sellers In this oity. They are
forbidden to sell liquors, 30 In the plsntitude o
their generosity they have bssn giuing liquor
to soldiers and others. and 10 company with thl
three or four times its value. Look out, ol
you'll getiosught. "A ohiel's amang ye, takin
notes."
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
UHITkD STATES mILITARY LAWS.

SECOND EDITION Of this work ls now going
"A tnrough the press, and will be ready for d..
livery In few days Il embraces al the laws which
Of ihe past session oi Congress relative to the Army
Volunteers, Millta, Bounty Lands, and Pensions
These laws are onronoiSsoaiiy arranged, out . as
In existence from those that are not so with full
notes and references and the legal decisions under
maary kOiiIaiion of ihu country II will be printed
on Rne white paper, bound In the best law style,
with full, reliable, and exhaustive index, from
600 to 100 pages ir ALL at 81 per copy to subsOrbsrs
only.
will receive prompt attention:
GEORGE W. CHILDS,
Publishers, 62s and 6S0 Chestnut
su ll-sol0if street, Philadelphia.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
A Brother Of Rev. DR.. Bro WI,

OF the Bridge Street Presbyterian Church,
Run on Saturday last. His name is W. L.
Brown, and he was colonel 10 command of the
Twentieth Indiana regiment. Another brother,
Rev. J. G. Brown, D. D., chaplain OF the Forty
eighth Indiana, died recently Of camp fpver In
Alabama. The family are 0hioans.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Thu akMnl0Yaea

OF the Government Printing once and Bind
cry, to the number OF one hundred and seven
ty, rendered their services to Gen. Wadsworth
y Yesterday, for the defence Of the capital, In
response TO the call of the Government.
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Died.

On Wednesday, September Sd, yAnrs R., aged
7years and month, only son Of Clement .. and
Elizabeth 0reeuwsll. u. .H
His funeral win take place to-day at 8 O'Clock,
from his fathers residence, on d street, be.
tween Second and Third streets. The friends
Of the family are invited to attend without fur.
ther notice.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
New Provost Guard.

The One Hundred and Forty ninth Pennsyl.
vania (of the Bucktsil brigade) Ia now doing
the provost guard duty Of this oity, IN place Of
the One Hundred and Thirty seventh Pennsyl.
vania, Just sent into Virginia.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Tying Hor,ss to Tr.s Boxes

Is positively forbidden by law, and very prop
erly 30, for these boxes are not made for such
the trees, and not to hold unruly horses who
will only tear them down and leave the trees
exposed or put on an additional expense. Isaac
Shafer was hned 1858 for this offence by Jus
tice Clark on Tuesday last.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
ouuboat, ON IN. potomac, ,

The dag ship Waohusetts. Jacob Belle, Yankee,
Port Royal, Snnoma, Arostook, .Tiogs. and
Teazer. The Dispatch, Satellite, and others
are In the river, and may shortly be expected
up.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Rtsalin1 400.

Samuel Brinokley was arrested by Officer
Barker, Of the Seventh ward, on complaint OF
Alfred Richards, who charges b. with stealing
$leO. He was held for further hearing.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Hauaa al lll.GAm a ,

Jenny Courtney was arrested on Tuesday
night, about eleven O'Clock, By Officer Morris,
Of the Fourth ward, for keeping u house Of III.
fame. She was taken before Justice Walter
yesterday morning, and hned $ll.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04

TNHIs IL TO GiVE NOTICE, Thatklths
L subscriber ha, obtained from the Orphan =
Court Of W sahipgtou County In The Dhtrict Of Co
lumba letters Of Administration on the personsl o.
tate of Alexander s: Wsdsworth, late OF Washing
Ing olaims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers there
o TO the subscriber on or before the 2sd day Of Au
gust ext; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand ihis Esd day Of August, 1892
JOHN d. WELLS, Administrator.
DAVID 4. BURR,
Agent for Administrator.
Once, corner Of Seventh and streets.
auR 2b-laW8Ws
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Deserters.

One hundred and seventy desertsrs from va.
rious divisions of the army were brought tC
this city yesterday from Fort Columbus, New
York, and put in the Old Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Visiting Days at the Hospitals In thil
CITY

General Hospital, Judiciary Bquare.)- Mon.
day and Thursday, between Q and 8 O'Clock.
Cranoh Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. livery day, from
| to O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (corner Of Third and G
streets. Livery day from to Q O'Clock.
Hours for visitors at Ascension General Hos.
pital, H street, between Ninth and Tenth, all
days, from l to 6 p. m.
Armory Square Hospital, (on Seventh street,
betw cen the Canal and B street, Island. EVERY
day, from to 6 o'clock, p. m.
Cifburne Hospital = Tuesdays, Saturdays,
and Sundays, between the hours Of 2 and
p. m.
Any addition to. or alterations In, the above
table will be oheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
8tSaliuR.

Alice Johnson, a oolored servant girl, was ar.
rested by Ofilcer Kelley, of the Fourth ward,
on Tuesday last, on complaint Of Mrs. Williams,
who charges the girl with stealing silver spoons.
She was sent to Jail for II further hearing by
Justice Walter,
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
my t-eu

pRoDUCE AND FRUIT
L 800 boxes i.emous,
100 boxes Oranges.
1000 Coaooangts'
800 barrels Potatoes
200 barrels Oniora
100 barrels Prime Apples.
10 900 bunchss Onions.
An store and for sale by
JONES CO.,
~ ls-lm Corner Eight and ID streets.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
The Capitol Hospital.

The Rotunda. the Senate and House halls and
oorridors of the Capitol have been hastily con
yerted into n hospital-oots and beds being
placed In every available place.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Rshel Rrfaaners.

Thirty.eight rebel prisoners, taken in the
recent engagements near Bull Rup, were
brought to Alexandria yesterday. .
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
WANTS.

WANTED.-A House Wanted Between
W seventh and Seventeenth strteu, north OF the
Avenue, for . ANAL private family. Address J A.
D., Wsshinstoo Post Once, d. q. sep 3-3ts
WANTND.-Auy person having convenient
w HOUSE, Curpishtd would be preferred capa
BILE Of accommodating from ten to twelve bosrders,
osn hssr Of an opportuni.y Of rentiog the came by
PosssssSon wanted October lst. sep s--ets
WAnTED-A oompstant WOMAN wants .
w placed ~ housskespsr or nurss IN Q esntssl
Protsseaat family. Address "HousksspsrI's Il thlf
once. aig 1T
WANTBD-At the NSY York Employmsu,
w Agsney OMcs No Si1SNinth street, nssr Pa
sysnls, TM9HTY.F1vE Qs) MITE and COL
ORLD GIRLS, with good iefersnoes, ~ Cooks
Ohambsrmaids, Laundfssses, waitressss, Nuvsss
and 1eamstressss Also young Colored Men TO waf
On tables In Private Families Or Hotels Also want
ed houses immediately with or without Furniture
Employer IN want Of good help, will And 10 thet
advantage to cali.
ny 2s.d N. Il. MILLER
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Ov1Ion wAsHIN oToN AaUEDUoT,

" WAsaIsafos, September 2, 1868.
PR0POSAL9 will be received until 10 o'olock on
Monday, the 18th Sept mber, 1909, for construotng
portion Of the Pot0mso Dam ct Great Falls
The prineipsl item OF woef 10 he done Il about five
thousand y jOCO) yaids OF rock embSnkment
SPECIFICATIONS can be procured and plans seen at
this once.
Proposals 10 be sealed, endorsed Propoaals for
Potomac Dam /" snd addressed 10 Hon Caleb B.
Smith, secretary o, the Int. rior, Warrington 4"
WIN. n. HUTTON.
sep 3-Stawsepl6 Chief Engineer W. A.
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
MARnInD.

On Tuesday evening, BY Rev. John O. Smith.
FRANK n. SrRHaPIELD, ESQ.,, 10 Miss SARAH
laNAs, daughter Of DR.. Owen Munson, all Of
this city,
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
gcIdlers Dstat,ed ID uurses

Yesterday about l76 convslsscsnt soldiers In
the diifsrsnt hospitals were detailed To the
several hospitals for duty - nurses ff
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
ID r. A. u A = u O N +,
Physician and Dentist

OIhoe, NO, u x street, near the Circle
Medical 81 udents and others iu Anatomy Physiolo.
Ky, Chsmi,uy Ge, loRy, Botany, and various ether
bfsnches Of scisncs connected with medicine Rooms
for rent In the same building aug rs
The national Republican., 1862-09-04
Form of G,idroNtss.

Ths undsrsisnsd (nams Of guarantogj Of mans
the town. aad STATE Of name The 6tsts and fna =
above nansd (nams the bidder o. biddsrI VIII il his
Tor ,htirl offer above be accepted enter iato con
traot with the United States Wthla Assa days aftsr
the date OF noios through the post once Of the 60
osltanoe Of his Tor thsiil offer before mentioned
Witness: (Siguaturs Of guafantors)
certify that the absvs namso (hers name ihs
guarantoru are known 10 me " BE- good and rsspou.
sibls gsarantors in this case.
t6isnature.)
To be dgusd BY the district Judge, district attor.
Isy ooiseior, navy agent, 0r sons person known to
the bureau TO be responsible