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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05

~ The sevsn.y-seventh Ohio Regiment has
been ordered from Marietta to Camp Dennison'
where, IL is said, there are no barraok accom-
modatlons for 1t at present. It will have 70
camp In tents.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05

u The st. Louis Democrat publishes an nm
Official statement of the amounts dsbursed BY
the national Government in that State from
April 90 TO Dec. u. inclusive,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05

Uy- The state Board OF Agriculture meets in
this city on Wednesday next, Jan. 8, at which
time five members of the board are to be
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05

~ The Convention of Sorghum Growers
meets in this city on Tuesday next, Jan. z, at
the Agricultural WarerOoms Of MesSrs' Gill q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05

Two women plead guilty to similar charge,
and were fned-one twenty-five dollars and
costs, and the other, twenty dollars and costs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05
TO MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating marrieeo'
THE undersigned viii siveinformation on very ~
terestin0 and important subject which Hil % vs,a
ed more than thousand times Its cost by every mAteu
couple Of any age or condition in llfs Tne
will be sent by mail 10 any address on the receipt ol 10
cents (siIver) and one rcd stamp.
All letters should be addressed 70
q. B. MORRIS, N. D..
oo,at-1vat.vaAw Boston, MAa'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05
Local Matters.

BARGAINS. AT s. S. Eames's New Store ilS
South High Street, can be found fne as'ort'
ment of Furs at greatly reduced prices
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05

POLICE CouRr.-Dan Mcfarland was before
the Mayor yesterday on the charge Of keeping a
disreputable house. He demanded jury trial.
II was granted, and resulted in his having to
pay fine of twenty dollars and sixteen dollars
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05

UT Wade and Hutchins' cavalry, Col, Double
day, has been ordered from Camp Dennison in
to Kansas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05
Good

Somebody got up handbill last evening, and
put 1t up at the several Hotels, which reads as
folloWe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05
$50 bbls. Mess Pork, $50
bbls. Prime Pork,

OyyIcE oyTuE COLUMBUS & XEMA r. R. Col
COLUMBUS, Dec, l6, 1861.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE COLUMBUS AND
l. Xenia Railroad Company are hereby notified that
the Annual Meeting for the election ofDreeors to serve
the ensuing year. and for other purposes will be held at
the Office OF the Company in Columbus, Tuesday the
7th day Of January, 1862, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock ?. NJ
dec17-d3W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05
The Fusion Caucuses.
SENATE CAUCUS.

bkNATE CAUCUS.
The Senate Caucus of the Fusionists Of Ohio
made the following nominations last night:
Clerk--RHoDEs, Of Delaware;
Ist Asst. Clerk-LooMIs, Of Cuyahogs;
I'd j" Morrow, Of Tuscarawssj
Sergeant at. .Arms-JMEs w. SANDS, Of Vim
ton;
lst Asst. Sergeant at Arms--C Of Mont
gomery;
ID Asst. sergeant-at-Arms-HowARD,o of Har-
riaon
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05

p The Ninth and Tenth Ohio Regiments ar
rived at Columbia on New Years day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05
HOUSE CAUCUS.

We understand that the Speakersbip was ten
dered to Hon. W. j. FLLee, Of Hamilton coun-
ty, who refused to accept the position, unless
all the members Of the House we're permitted
to take part 10 the action of the caucus. This
was declined, a large majority being Republi'
cans JAMES R. HUBBELL, Of Delaware, was
then nominated for Speaker. $500
The other nominations are as follows:
Clerk KMsMAS, of CuyahOga;
lst Asst. Clk.-STEPHENs, Warren;
81 % MILLER, of Fairfield;
Sergeant-at-Armf-HEDeER, Of Cincinnati;
lst Asst Sergeant at-Arms-L. W. CHAMBER
LAIN, of Washington.
The Caucus we're ballotiDg for % Asst. Ser
geant alarms when this paper went to press.
We understand that number of members
withdrew from the Caucus, determined to NOT
be bound by it's decision.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05

CoRREsPoSDENcK BETWEEN TEACHER AND PU
PILs.-The following is the correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Horace NOr.on, late Principal of the
High School, and Pupils of that School, on the
occasion OF their presentation to him, on Christ
mas morning, Of handsome silver tea-service
richly chased and appropriately inscribed:
COLUMBUS, Dec. 25th, 1861.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
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s.AsusAFiSA - ~ uarsotn Jorr-,
GOB7 oSd NBpRaLOIA
AStSEN-sT an4 MIR YCHs ASPsCiNLTn
ikPBRiTiE, N H. ~, ,,i.
AID ~ BYI kTrGi ~ "~r-.'y
IlisE conveniently arranged Ban" ~ BE ssI
uiuIus medioated compound, TO b1 w0lT sr0p ii
The body, about the wziAt, sauALLr ATSsCTrrO al
rA1fI, sheTetrT Ne apteas HIay &c, Eid OAa tr we
sSs.Aou I,Dory 10 the most delieaie person
BY tlIta treatment, the med.oiDa properties DUl
tanned In the BAaD, beirg Of hL3hiy aromatic and
rlat.s nottr, and eata's Of being raEiry a,s1rt,i
through he p0ri " The .in, come into direct contact wilt
the BLOOD and gefsTd circulation without hrst psss
ing through ti!r yrJOrRr OF digtstiOn, WhiUh would
lend not only TO doraot from their curative powers.
but TO impair the iGterpal organs aud dersTge tbs
digestion tlto--thns avoiding tho IyWiOu, cgecI, sC
often the reeul Of .'Gzrili peHsiisJ nud e5ecttlg
pe5I,a ovTe by puIrlr'9 a.i syuGilsy tsruaiy u
ve viiai a,s t:,.d Tsiorif9 ~ vars dfnai Lsi
s1,,ditIJn. This BAEn IS also y,OH ,sr,pqJi" ALl-
agRUUpIkL adERT. J." k0d VII '',rr''Y s!i,s' IT, .-
TEN IRON its pssIlv .Oig sJectS
Moderate eesGs ego CURED Ia lew OEyr, and We AFG
Constantly receiving tpo,i,i tcstt,l E!als wulOh
invite inspeo,lUn 81 our o'aoo-~v' w.n' "EGs1y Ia
aggravated case: Of IOt,y aafi,'lS
Price Two Dollars, Sent bYiNNf up'n ioOeips CT
o., or by expre% everywhere v1"I 81 "arrnary NJ
.'-t,iiysf, from iha principal oihJa ..
- RMIlH d 20 .FIVpf,stuEb,
sSl broadway Row York
", b,--DsHusI{.< otrctAart seal JTS'.
~ This Baai will cot iBtsriGTe Jitii the soidiers
asoss. Uo7 lA-l7
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The o.. 4. nj, Line runs daily, Sundays except
The "a p. II. Southern Mall runa daily
WAY LINES.

kor Brtstoi, Trenton, 80, at 7l0 and ~, a NJ.
aud 3, q 81 and IA p. M, from Kensing ton and \
T. M, from Walnut street wharf
For Bristol and intermediate Stations st nv A.
NJ. IRON Kenslngton.
For Palmyra, Rlyeriuu, DclAnco, beverly, Bur.
lipgton, Florence, iordeptowp, &a., =. 1pG' !, 4
and bk PH
Steainhc... ..satou, or Bordentown and interme.
d!Rs Stations at AZ +. NJ, from Walnut street
wharf.
az kor New York, and Way Lines lesvlug Ksn.
sjpgton DEPOT take the Cars on Filth street, above
walnut, hall an hour before departure. The Cars
run ints the Depot, and on arrival Of each Train
run from the Depot.
Fifty pounds Of Baggage only, allowed each pas.
thing as Baggage but their wearing apparel All
baggage over fifty pounds, to be paid for extra
The COMPANY lmi: their responsibility for Baggage
soy sIncapt beyond 100 Dollars, except BY special
C9ii,r.e, "1 II. aATZMER, Agent
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X T. x
A cI<tEaD ~ yaED. EHE!x

cNtEaD ~ yhED. E.ss!x
DR. SWEETS INrALLIbLE LINIMEEI
The great external fomedy OF the age, prepared
from the recipe OF Dr. stephen Sweet, Of Connecu
out, the celebrated bone estte., who,e fame 1. VI
rivalsd by that OF any living MAI 1t ls . certai.
and immediate cure for rheumatism, Gout, Neural
gs, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Burns,
seslds, Piles, Luinbago, Headache, roothsohe, snd
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders, External In
iuries, 30
Al sufferers sneuid give II = trial
RICHARDSON Il co, Proprletcfs,
Norwich, CCnu.
for Washington, and by all deAl"'-.
feb 2l-dSply
The national Republican., 1862-11-08

i soriber hath ob,sined from the Orphans Court
Of Washington sour Y, In the District Of Columbia,
letters Of administration on the personal estate Of
deceased. AN PERSONS having olaims against the
said deceased. ara hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or be ore the twenty fifth day OF October next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from ali
benefit o. the said estate.
Given under my hand, this twenty Gth day OF
October, A. d, 1892.
WM. FARRlS,
90 2J-law3w Administrator.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08

fN..n sah .,e,.skr~e. Ia -. ,i,j' s.s .-'
ttH. : H'GGEs, (,..v Leg ss.er {, "a. .....
tr-eulf . L.li CELhLES f. SHERGAl'. acr.
liOrf Law, will devote their cntiEg EttEuttDl U
croseCplCn aud settlement OF demand Ggsl..
I Iuite4 Stutes, growing out OF The prgtr. "a
,iudiD< ne aOcOurt5 and LlsIlla oi sta. D.
-tCIcIr, M. .4-rursng OfhGyTf apphct il,
Hr fas'O-..| .Toperty lleE ally EcEa- 90. "a,
AIRED To" bUli, yeaBat.Ss 10 tle lie 9. ... l,g
Jropuryy g.: t'o- -r0Ineut uTpS3gr, apG Tor Ss
q, the i-iurT OF buGh properly b. tEt ara. b..
llintaTy yay, Pensions, and houn!Y laIet .aG
lstTibGtiye shareh ci Inoaics payable ~ 20"
Irry Ahd due 10 sub contractors aud otaefs
Inty via also give legal GcviQe % GlsiniSr ,.,,
,fhntofs, and 10 unprciessionai agents IN ltis%it
'AssB and prepare written arguments when de5TeG
via NC4.Eesidep. AgsntS who may ssul sDI
'uA1s.
G4aIska,ra iSenLE1- Eiu Uo JplIeU.r, rs
ruoiIt4Y EeiNlCisd Tor 0ollLnlsatUp Vi 4gag4 =
..tWo and hall Itr cen. --dcpOnGiEg ur
.slocnt; Ebl RegoIiaiiOIs with no ''ry',-
.njucte' "a. moderate tNri1a
s.Y V.o.li EI.4nuOl, moG, I-ts "Gssgya- -.
s-rsESu. 4ud 4 n4tnute EaoW elke Oi he %, 'aV
gJlEtiota, Iuer G-d yTe0ed. 4ts, sOVeriI,.. -.
.ass uf -D.tLts.. -. 'Ar Et y-FIL4s.s. itIyg .r.
-rGs- .G"iT aGryIDss UselGl "a 9 4inhuiR e, "a
sIliCTG
;scter.nGe E4s.7 70 nItdD 10 S."n,DeTt 81 .t.Ft
q officers OF tIa uCyCFnEaeps EGG espe9.r
-ulIs5J.., 10 tic ilSu, Llla4E NWSILT's'
sgnEuollGr 0; the Treasury
tr''"-r.-,' NeUr- BT3Gtl: q sEESH44.-
" 2GaingtOH,
,stau, .srro. .,. ''rs'af5 .
ist
The national Republican., 1862-11-08

a TFENTiOS sOLDIEHs AND sUT-
"A LERS.--Having Just completed our assortment
vite the attention Of soldiers and sutlers Our a.
sortment comprises In psrr the following Camp
goods, viz;
Camp Chests Tor meas Oi from Tour 10 six, Cam
Tables, Camp Stools, Camp Co.'s, Camp Mattresses
with all other articles OF Camp furniture calculated
10 make tolder comfortable, All OF which will bs
sold at the very lowest cash prices at
GREEN WILLIAMS,
su.h No. bQ6 AeveS't street, corner
The national Republican., 1862-11-08

rJNnIs liz To GIVE notice. That the
/ subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court oil Washington county, In the District Of Co
nexed, on the personal estate OF William Dearing
late OF ,he United States army, deceased. AL per.
so 20 having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned } exhibit the same, with the vouoh.
ers thereof 10 the subscriber on or before the TWEEN
" fifth da of Ootober noxt they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate.
Given under my hand this twenty fifth day Of Os
tOber, A. ID. 1862, JOHN d. MACKEBEE,
oct 28-lAw1ws Administrator, W. A.
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DENTISTRY.
; siGaG sS.sra

, EsiSn! sS.GTa
1 vi. LtEOMitS. M ~.
!Ls rrN:niC And ps,entel OF .tu Mineral rIste
Tt , strG II s;scGaiiy ~ hi4 Oiaes in tii.S s,ty
tt.IT .ernonb ca.l Wtar thsse teeth who cannot
"rNr ,thers ana nG per*rs ran wear others who
Ii". Yts? tGvs.
.feens oaii'ut q ~ aiaor %. - AoiUid nodhtsd
but 10 tEogc who psrdoulaf and wish the pu ert
o!eAnes strongest and osi perfect dcnture mat art
oan prodnse. thH hiosrs, "iste will be mote fn!i7
warranted.
Rooms 10 thus oi,y NO SO rsnnsylyanls avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, e07 Arch
street, Philadelphia mar1S-ly
nK. LOCKWOOD continues the prAs-
- tioc Of Dentistry, In the Washington Building,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street.
Having practioed In the South nearly eixeeu years.
be feels lsrred thxt he oan give satisfaction 70 any
that may oall.
Teeth inserted on vyLoAnirs, kusssk, or 9oLp
PLAra, Chiorotorn administered when desired.
aug 1T
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PROPOSALS. FOR OATS AND HAY.

DEPor QuARrRRMAsfRR's OHHIon,
Corner Of 18th and @ streets.
SEALED pRoEosHEss ssoa viii p Ss 81 Get y lii
office until Tuesday, the llth day Of November, at
i9 O'Clock n, for furnishing the Government with
asy to g. good %stsSss.sSis Timothy, pa. up IN
bales. and delivered at soOO two thouisnt pounds
Oats to be Of good msrohsntspls quality, put up
In bags Of about two pusheis each.
Oats will b. receive received by weight, at (sa thirty two
saOls 70 % furnished without extra charge to the
hns1 psIvery 10 be made In the City Of Washington
within l2b) twenty-five days from the date o. The
contract PROPOSALS..
r,sRfs:.: S ?; s co. syas: Sss
sand bushels Of oats and upwards
he proposition. for the hay and oat. msy b upon
from, and Without reference to, each other w
The full name sCd post ofioe addrs - Of the bidder
IN n.as ~ IL ~ nam. of firm tn. name.
considered Is the indvidusl proposal Of the party
Proposals from doyal parties will No. b eonsidsroi
and ,. an oath Of allegiance must accompany each
or, QnSrterma stsr u. 5. Army, Washington d. G,
and, and $ should b. plainly marked ".frOpossh for
~ GUARANTEES.
The ability Of the bioder to all the contract should
II be awarded TO him, must be guaranteed BY two re.
sponsibls persons, whose signatures must bs append
The responsibility Of the guar.nton must be shown
by the ocai certificate OF the clerk Of the nearest
District Court or Of the United States district aitor
Bidders must be present In person when the bits
ave opened, or their proposals. will not be consid
cred
Bonds equal in amount to half the sum TO be 10
ceived the CONTRACT signed by the contractor and
both Of his suarantors, will BE- required Of the sua
Xs the bond must must accompany my the contract, vii,
be necessary foI bidders TO have their bondmeu
@ 70 ass TSS S:n n
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon application
being made at this ONCE either personally, BY 10,
ter, or by telegraph
Form Of Guarantee.
and .%s ,Sf.Ss iSSs,y county 81 or and s.e .,
fulfil contract IN iccordinos with the terms Of his
eeptsd, io viii At once enter Into sontrsst in sc
eordance Herewith
Should the contract be awarded him. we are p,r.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the egcias
certificate above mentionsd)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, ~.
All oats and hay contracted for under this advsr
viii vii f Be rs,ested % 'a ''""" "e''"'A'A'' s'A"''
Payment TO 6e made upon the Compilation Of the
contract or % soon thereafter the Depot Quarter
master shall be In funds.
Any informally In the bid, or non. csnformancr
with the terms of this advertisement, will ensure the
rejection Of the proposal.
Delivery to be made ct the Railroad Depot, or III
one Of the Government wharves, in the city oi
Washington.
The Depot Qusrtermaster reserves to hlmsslf the
right to reject any or all bids that he may deem too
high.
ID. Ii. RUCKEk,
DOT 3l-tNll Col. and Depot Quartermaster
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ID ROPosALs FOR IRON IRON CLAD SEA
STEAMERS
SAyT D.rARTMYHr.

NAYT DEPARTMENT.
Oct. 20, lso2
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be receiN ed until No
vember "a, 1852 Tor the construction OF or more
Iron Iron clad Sea Steamers, of about 7,tOo tons
complete, hcluuhg masni.ery, masts, ina spar OF
sails ind all other equ pments necessary for an r
cient cruising shp.oi war, excepting only the ord
nance and ordnance stores
The general plans and speeiucation- can be exam.
med at the Navy Department.
The proposition must state the price Tor the whole
complete, and the time In which each vessel will be
delivered at Navy Yard on the Atlantic cont
Bids will only be received from partrs who are
known to be able to execute the work, and the Con
tract will embrace all the usual conditions.
nov l-3tawtNOv9i
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AiiRRIASs.

aArr'rr vsr-nn'. ~ "O's "-'"'"rrp'stins uslri.
aon1 noc -oapc y thAmse,vsa n 'u1ro'enoy, srun-i
pastura- n ~ ds"Lse ,nsrag from -rlsxed
c.,r OF =, .rr,'I Fr.al vhr'h"r The rr.rf Of
Haesar ,als----, ,aqslusacr. 20 yoathIO Irdi-ere
iors o ,rdu.r.. -- "' 'hr ..t''.4. IN 'trr- y-.rs
rre esrurs',y ,..,-.,f~ ,.. 'sm.rEHe- urrer
ise CAR fhry ns- '..v -''n lE,nty
apou = s,e-iv p,~. initial vIrnr -~'"rr'
E trr.i.4'. en'ire snee.- Att, ,-,." uI ircnslc,
ooh = i'rasRHta ar wa'I-. lArsus
@rE:i .-1 = -,r., a. 90. s''rn' 4
,-cr "LH.
rEEa no.l,r..e. sol VISITS .oI CoMdUsI
ArinNa -ri-l;~ 'nivNih .oi CoNFlaEH.
rihI
pERsUNs o,,il4. oa aUS hG; the DOCTOR
Ihc4e n sdirtsuc, may br TREATED by MAIL.
;,v,ug . STA hMrNT O, Case. 81
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70 amDrotypists
AND
photographers

1T sdd,tiou l""Ur large business W. have Nlir"
Q large and choice stocA III .uihr"iypc snd rho'
graph mEI~Tiei" -nch -
ONION GABEB
r.yrry sse in the Trade
.'UhhE ulLr BANNER CAstA
every sire made
UNION GILT FKAMEh
FvuSy sils msdr
-. 80, oval MATTS and Pnr.HERVk.r3
'very Ri,e la the Trade
2'ELsiUh IRON PLAThg
'vorY lLe In the trade
NIL" IHnl VIZ AHD yLRNEY PLATTE
r.rrY sLs made.
rhkECii CROWN uLABs
very SA In the Trade.
We tu frIi ihiI .iU0S al or ur., Its MA
uisctarers' prccg
oar printed rEICE Lisr sent tree 20 10, =,
dross
Ortl,r. iDm ARTISTS "a tho rsspsonys osu,pr
promptly attended L. BY relurn mail
Btore "peu from a N 10 0SoP
+, SEI.LEW = CO.,
IG-ksS-Si0 E.ynath stssst,
AxES h,sssS4. U. ~
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n Fl. ESoNGMEs.
SOLlClTUR or PATENTS AsD CLAIMS.

hountlss. Pensions, Back Pay, Omcsrs
Recruiting, and all other just Cia.m
against tho 0cvsrnmens.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
CALT WAIVER BATHING. -

PINEY POINT PAvILIOh-This
we'll. known and delightful resort for ~
those seeking health and pleasure % now open for
the reception Of visitors. The undersigned begs
very large and comfortable cottages, and newly fur.
n,hud, new bathing houe es, for ladies and gentle.
has been spared TO make It unexoeled by any salt
water bnthnS place in the United States The table
will be supplied with all the salt water delioaoies,
such vs. sott and hard shell crabs, fine oysters Ter
rapins, sheep head and other fish. The bar will be
furnished with choice wines, lQuore, segars, 10.
Good angling, and always plenty fishing, and call:
charge. attentive and oblging servants. "A splsu.
did cotilon band has boen engaged for the season,
and the proprietor begs leave TO state that nothing
shall be left undone on his part to give satisfaction
to all who may give him call
ierms.-f2 per day, 80 per week, so per month;
children and servants half prize.
All visitors sre re1S'rsi 'furnish their own
bathing cloihea &. J. MARSHALL,
yla Proprietor.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
tlsrsrs, BY psrmtssion, 20

Hsrsrs, BY psrmtssion, 20
lions. Hannibal Haolin Vice Presidsnt, ME
Martin Kalbneisch Mayor City Of brooklyn; .Abt.
!ah Mann, JE;, New Yo.s City John II Goodwin,
ward II Rollir- NJ c., N. IL. Alex II Rice, kI.
G Mas Jonn l. Alley, N. G., Mass.; Alfred A.
BusnhaIn, AZ. O., Conn; Dwight Loomii, NJ O,
Conn; John a. Gurlsy, ii. G., Ohio; james n,
Ashley, n. C., Ohio Sidney Edgsrton, NJ O., OHIO;
Pa Robert Mcknight, NJ. G, Pa Justiu b, Nor,
Chandler. ID. Z, A.oh. James II. Lane N. c.,
loss, NJ. G., H. joan T Eixoy M Q, N. i. John
Ill. Owen Loyejoy, NJ c., III; L. p Blair, Jr A
G., Mo; ElbridgeG Spaaidiug, NJ. G., y, Il Al.
fred Fly, n. 9, N; Y; Major General u. Dur,
yea; N. Wyckof, Esq Pres. Williamsburg City
Bank Shepherd kn,pp, hsG Pre-. MeOhauos
sEut ~ "a -
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
RAILROADS, EO.
pA IS Ere Err TR n INS
From WashingtOn.

rs.nsss :sa ss. sss s.ss.a % s.inOls sis aa:
and the Wcst. Will be run ~ follows
Daily Trains between Washingto Bait.
Daily Train. between Warrington and the wsss.
a.. or G GsSndsy', Two Trains to Baltimore, and One
Passenger for the West making CLOSE connections
q w.shington Junotion SRslay3 with the Baltl.
nc IcS PH1IADEHPHx ff inSf II z t AND NEW YORK.
LssSs w;shas:en 4, I. n, !, n and p m n,
FoR 70 IA Al PSINTs WEST, and Station. along
the Baltimore and OhAo Railroad, leave Washington
at 7.~o .. m and 8 p m, and on Sundays st p. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York st y .. m; Philadelphia ll.so q
n; Baltimore sSp.m Arrive st wsshinstoo $50
Leave New Yorr at D. m Philadslphia 1850 p.
n; Baltimore tso .. IN. Arrive at wsihinsten s3o
Leave New rora .. II ?. N; rn,l.aelRh. q q s:sU a |.
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore ai
10 2: n and eio 2: m for Wsshinston arrive there
On Sundays at Iso and 74o g. m. only from Bslu
more No Annapolis connections on Sunday from
Baltimore or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington =, l.e a N
and 100 p: m, make connections at Washington
n pc SS Ws 81 s one snS Tas
for all points al ng the limo Of Baltimore and Ohio
Road IN Maryland and and, Virgins. %!,.,,,, -. w.,
inston daily, except Sundays, at b4S =. m and $40
pm.
rsnssda ne ssd r B.nolss ss c .Sd
a. m and $50 p. m. vop only at Annnp"'u and
WaihinqiCn J.lctisrs
W. r. SaITa,
my so nAotet Of transportation, bhis
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For baltimore, 1t $50 . IN ,slss III II aLs s,
tExpress) and 1850 p. N.
FOR Chester, tsl6a N, rs . In - 40 arr 10 50
For Wilmington, Al ,SO = u, SIS m.. II y.
u, S.S6 and 1880 p IN.
For New Castle, al $40 .. u aud sssr u
For Dover, At s.1b q, m. and B.s5 =. W
Eor Milford, st $40 m.
Eor SALISBURY, sts16s. IN.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPhiA
Leave baltimore at s:aO N: (Exprefsl 20 '
IA tbxprsss e.2o and ?, IN. tExpresl
$50, ana $50 p. IN.
Leave Milford 1T s66p. N
Leave Dover at o. IN. and U.ty D. Ia.
Leave New Castle at II 5. III, aud slOp. IL
Leave Chester st $40 =. III, ia,lJ, Ito, sau r4.
~ IN.
Leave baltimore for Salisbury and ut-sul,iIals
rtEtions at 20 and p. ~ iur Dover snd ,ut-!nh
jiate stations, at ,o5 p.
TRAINS FOR BALriMOhh
Leave Chester Ut 84b q. Ii, IA Us and II 20 T. ~
Leave Wilmington At 4 30 . IN. 80 q N 4s'
FREIGHT TaAIN, with Passenger Car NJ; .alsd
will run ~ follows:
Leave Philadelphia, Tor Pefrypl,- s.G lnte.,nv
Leave Wilmington, Ior rerryytIv snI II,ellnct.t
! Sic places, 1T 10 p, IL,
Leave baltimore, Tor laws de brace anu .....,
lnsdiate Stations, sto IA,
ON SUNDAYS ONLY
sst Jso a. IN aud 10 50 p. III from rhiad-,,h,s te
baltimore.
At FROM Baltimore TO rhiIadeiph4..
The $50 =. nj. Train from fhilsdeiph,n r.t
s. II On.
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