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The New York herald., 1862-08-27

A RNY sUPPLLEs.
s n. @dsas as
Clothing asa cae n 0s Es for hs ns@
Tss chns snd for the dress s of tie
s ss ~ 10 sor 70 e a 10 10 s se %
Clothing and Eqapase IN this ely where specifications and
Proposas should state The articles which proposed 10
farns. the anan,.Sy, KIN Mhc en- te sapplsd weekly The
sna;hs toa sssny O9srsd and s price each article
BE- ssIby marked with the ar's name.
The following list embraces the principal supplies need
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
Uniform Coats consisting OF engineers, ordnance, ar
niosm Jackets consisting cavalry. artillery, infantry,
Uniform, Trousers consisting OF f0otmsu. horsemsn
Cotton Duet Overalls.
ssissmT,arsaI Sri.weliTriaan.i sas spa Kais knit
Great Coats-Foo!,nen and horsemen
sisnssssrMeoiisa ssi.sas ssr SEssi ass.s snd rubber
sssf saseSs Goats. .ri%sf iinea and unlinea
Boots, B9oees Legsins Stockings
Iniforra nals-rrimmed and untrimmed
S.. s.sp s's: and Infantry
HaSsrSa'A' kTsnssfi: kRTrcGss coqisqi 81 E2ulpAoE
Hospital Tents Wan Tss. sSiss Tents Common Tents
xoso,o p.r OAof, nsn nen's.
!' ss:iSSs sssi$s$a,s! $s:S! S,5: osior, f..sss:;. &
I:ssssS: s:$s $ss sSsSi Ssis s:s Ss;' .s:;.
S::;s;;;as S:::;;sS IL; S::., HS$s'$:;- Ssss::
Cuidons Flies,
; BOOKs--Uompany Order
DO. Cloth ng Account
Do. Descriptive.
Do. Morning Report
Post Order
Do. Mornng Report
do. Letter.
g Do. Guard.
Regimental general order.
Letter
Do. Descriptive
Do. lnaeA,
DO. Oder.
Target Practice
Consolidated Morning Report
Inspection Report
Security will be required Tor the ful1ment Of every
tract.
A proposals received by Of the tenth day
date OF tits wi be openca
day and the articles mmediasiy viii be awarded
the lowest responsible bidders pre- Contracts Tor
ther supplies will be dd favorable
bids received always tie lowest responsible bids
ceived up TO the time OF maxim.
Proposals endorsed Proposals furnishing Army
Supplies y and addressed to .bsfriber.
b. order of the Quartermi General
Lieut. Colonel ID. II VINTON,
Deputy Qnarernaster / General United states Army.
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BRoPosALS FOR OATS.


DEror QuA rrnxAsrER's orroE,
CoEkE iSrn q STREETS,
.-. MAsniS. TON. August 10. 1872 '
nsbna os the s aa n 1 o q y ona hndsS G for as @
afsy thqpsana bushes Of OATS aa 2OoO two thousand
HAY be good mercbantable TIMOTHY, put up in bales
and delivered a. so92 two .aoa ana pounds to The ton
wiz be received BY weight. at ta2) thrytwo pounds
Sacks furnished without charge govern.
Delivery to be in the Of Washington, within 2
twenty-five days from IPs PsSPosa. SI's + + 0H''a'-
ss s e ct 81 @ n
ss%s Iaps but ms Se made enireiy distinct FROM and
without reference to each other.
The pl post &C address Of the bidder must
slpssr In IN the n n pros9;sas nSs ;s /. . 49,.
a the viii j. cnsdsrea as 81 he a
Proposa p ao T. @i ssn @ be considered and
on TotS Z. ao bs % nS Sns ac
Ds Sas f .r os and
1rs The ability ; Of The bdr ~ e contract should 4 be
so ~ m % 1 % .s mt
oneia coitcateo the District Court
or S!. q the United States Di,rii Auorneg.
-opsned, or their prorosa VI, considered. -
the ssaca se snd both S
:nor will be required OF the successful bidder upon signing
As the bond accompany win neccs-
hsvs ,. Is sgned b. sa.soa ready % oe produced
cured upon application be this Office, either
.s0nally, by letter. or by telegraph
sl
>Wo, - OF the cunt, o. ---ano State Of. and
ot the county and -, do hereby
guarantee that - In re to tnl contract Ia accordance
@ sS s d % +. as onc "a eaes @ osa a
accordance theTewith. MlN
should the conraci be awarded him. we prepared
become his securities.
this must be appended the official certificate
sAboye mentioned. ETr .,4s4
INspxcrioN DELIVERY, ETC.
nud fR.e, unde ant
Will be rigidy inspected such do prove Of good,
eeund, merchantabc qualify will b. rejected.
Payment 10 10 made the completion Of the contract
or thereafter tue Depot shall be In
funds.
Any informally in the bid non-conformance with the
terns OF this advertisement will the rejection Of the
proposal.
Delivery be made the railroad depot one Of the
government wharves In city OF Washington.
The Depot Quarternaser himself the right TO
reject any all bids that he may deem hi n.
D. II. RUCKER, Colonel and Depot Quartcrmaser.
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V REGIMENT.
COLONEL PETER McDERMOTT
ADJUTANT GEO. W. WARNER

He adQuarters 4fB Broadway.
This regiment under tho auspices OF the
Dlstrct Committee appointed By Governor Morgan.
To desrous serving their country in this the hour
Of ra superior are offered 10 addition 20
Satisfaction Of knowing that he WIN be commanded by wed
and experienced officers.
the headquarters win be open until 10 r. NJ.
Enlist once, II you would secure the bounty and avoid
the draft
CAMPsAT TOMPKINSVILI.E s. 4
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RMY SUBSTITUTES.
"A UNITED STATES ARMY SUBSTITUTE ASSOCIA.

CORCoRAN ZoUAvEs-FOURTH REGIMENT sPINO.
~ las Brigade Colonel James Q. Burke.-Capain John
Dunno having been authorized TO raise Company Of this
lrsh regiment will receive his tent in City
Hall Park New York, and Ia Brooklyn M ~, Haseys
buildings 355 Fulton street. and at PSI opPo-
site Fo Green the officers OF this company gentlemen
who have seen service and hold false Inducements
hut they pledge themselves that whatever bounty the
try Individuals may offer will promptly paid to their
men enlistment. Wanted Second Lieutenant and
Orderly Sergeant. j. DuNNE, Captain.
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DOTH WARD, AWAKE. .-sPINOLA's EMPIRE BRI
~ GADE RALLY FOR THE UNION.
WAR, WAR, WAR.
COMPANY ID,
HILLHOusE LIGHT INFANTRY

Captain j. II. sTINER, late Of Hawkins Zoaaves.
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
JOINING NY COMMAND Men Of New York, your
bleeding country calls upon you 70 rally her Now
your time TO show to the world that does require
draft within the Union lines 70 crush this gigantic
lion Come forward and ALL 70 the call Of your country
Fifty dollars cash will be paid at once In addition relief
familes Thus all family
destitution Will be done away with.
Also from SIS 10 SIS pay In advance.
Two dollars hand money.
Forty por day conmaation Of ratons Cohing OF
the very best material
Forsake ALI Yes, your mothers swsethcars sis
ters wives, and come and meet with soldiers reward
'''' Captain JOSEPH il. sTINER, Recruiting ofncer,
No. Az Eighth street.
NBAn extra bounty by the Ward COMMITTEES OF $40 70
each recruit who enlsts In my company. -
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THE TUNr.


FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION
IL Wednesday, August 81 1S62 Match 500; mile aud
peat. in harness. Hiram Woodruff names b. m. d. Mac
names $. Good day and good track
JOSEPH GROCHERON, Manager
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RMY SUPSrITUTES-UNITED STATES ARMY
IA banking ote.-Arrangement have been made ro-
viding limited numb of Substitutes for persons who
be drafted under the orders Of the Secretary Of War
7 e ktowled canned from connection business
with the army lrea facilities for obtaining sti-
tutss that certain TO be ived and secured from
scrling. RICHARD, kINGSLAND. Army and Navy AGENT
No. 4 Broad street. one door from Wall street N Y.
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II lKAFT INSU RANCE AGENCY OFFREDER1C DANNE,
IL No. .6 Broadway.
kISSAM TAYLOR special parners-cash capital $50 000
az, now prepared 70 receive applications from persons
ties under the pending The above of capital
has paid IN cash. by kissam Taylor, bankers,
special partners have been made
ply persons dra ted with substitutes.
Premium $IO0
Applicants must sign the articles Of agreement
No. 96 Broadway Office OF the alatin Insurance Company
REFERENCES.
National Bank Shoe and Leather Bank.
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EoR A LIBERAL PRICE WILL GO AS sUBsTTUTE
for amy gentleman liable 10 be drafted. Can be
from "A. NJ I'LL p. NJ. W. H., 2l7 Sixth avenue
L,ARMERs AND OTHER GENTLEMEN, LIVING IN
the country and liable to drafted secure good sub
stutes and have the them to their
until the draft Is liberal terms, by applying At 202
broadway stairs, addressing K, boz Sl New York
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A VERY FINE SEVEN OCTAVE P1AYoroRTE FOR
IN sale-Has been used ue, rosewood case, with all
nmodern improvements made by Holmes Of New York Also
very Piano, carved legs serpcnne mouings,
strung bass NJ great ba gain Sl5 Apply at 3i2 Second
avenue, between Twenty first and Twenty streets
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
N Panoforte for gac carved legs and overstrupg
full iron plate, lined with satinn ood male orde
been in use seven months, cost $50 for $40 ineding
Stool and Cover also Pnrlor Furniture Mt sacrifice Inquire
at ll3 West Twcny-thtri sr'et near sixth avenue.
1.-TWO SIEGERS--SorRANO AND ALTO. WOULD LIKE
IT, obtain situations ~ NAOlr, fu4ct er nic.
Episcopal prefere Arpy % Mr., NADER wayorlcy
House, corner OF Broadway Rnd touriA street
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DROPOsALS FOR OATS.
i QuARrxRxAsrxR,s DKpoT,

ALExANfRA, Va. August Is, H0x.
TUESDAY. the ISL day Of SEPT m,s at u ocosE H. for
business o OATS Tue oa to Be- Fss sood
o pa' ce up By wv. a. 1u ywo pounds
% Oashe. Sacks s. without charge
Delivery TO be made In the city Of Alexandria, Va or such
direct within c days from the da q he consracs or such
longer period as may 0f PXSSSssIs. lESssS ssG2
The full and Post ONCE address Of the bidder must
s"s and ma he
bid win eonsdered as the individual proposal Of the part
ProPos from disloya parties win not be considered and
~ rpo Go's a. e u Capt. g. ss
eant Quarrermaser United sislts Army Alesandra. Va,
And should be plainly GrFssa oa"
fho ability q the bidder nll the contract should be
S.ons. whose signatures be appended 70 the
esponsleiy q che gu..nsor. mus. b shown By the
s. Ss Ss DE- ss 0 as nearest district court or
o. % Ss be viii II es hss s bids
Bends in q Thousand dollars signed By the
and both Of his w required Of
AS the bond must accompany the contract win be neces
bonds sisneS g anu. pasca ready g
procnrcd upon app ation be ns AZ .his ooe either
personally, BY letter or o. y .sissispHs
- Of the county Of ~ .a ,a and state o. a. and
sG1a in
With the @ q hs = ST and tina, should his pro
accordance herewith,
become his gfcurites.
ITO this must 10 appended the ocial certificate
above mentonei.D
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &C.
All Oats advertisement Will he
sgdy nspced and ch as do not prove Of good sound,
merchanable quality win De rejected
Payment be made from time tino the forage is
Delivered thereafter the Depot Quarermaser
ehall be In funds
Amy inormality In the bid, confomancc with the
erms OF this advertisement will nsure the rejection Of the
prorosa.
Delivery be made such wharf, a the city Of Alesan.
drte. as the Depot Vuarternast-r may direct
The Depot Qartermas W himself the right 10
reject all bids that he deem too high ior other
G. B. FERGUSON, Captain, a. O. NJ. U. 8. Army.
rudn amt Quar-
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DRoPosALs FOR S2sooOo OF THE CRoToN WATER
= Stock Of the city OF New York Sealed proposals will
be received at the ComtroIers Office until Thursday Sep
Aember 26 1892 at two O'Clock r. NJ when the oe
publicly opened or the whole or any par o The sum OF two
ter stock of the city OF New York authorized chapter
3z OF the laws OF $780, and by ISL
laws OF lS6 and BY ordinance of the Common Council
approved by the Mayor October 6i for increasing the
supply Of Croton &c.
The said stock Will bear interest the Of per cent
per annum payable quarter yearly and the principal will
be redeemed November l. 1855.
The proposals will stock desired and
che price per hundred dollars thereon and the
whose proposals accepted will be requr deposit with
the Chamberlain of the city, within ten days OPEN
ing OF tho bids the sum AWARDED 20 them RESPECTIVELY
On to the Conprole the e.epts of the Cham
beran for such deposits the parties will be entitled
ccve certificates for equn amounts OF the value OF the
stock, bt airing interest the date or payinents
Each proposition should be sealed indorsed Propo
sails Croon Water Sock Of the city of New York; aud
the same nclosed in second envelope, addressed 10 the
Comptroller.
considered to protee omoic the inter-
the city. ROBERT 4. HAWS, Comptroller.
CRY or NEW YoRK, DEpAnraEsr OF FINANCE ConpTRor-
1xRs Officr, August 26, 1862.
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THE CELEBR ATED TROTTING STALLION, GEORGE
i NJ. Patchen, viii leave New York for Rochester on
Thursday the 2S inst where he Intends making fall sea-
-19' WIN. WALTERMIRE.
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LIIRsT REGIMENT NATIONAL yOLUNTEERS-wM.
GURNEY, Colonel, late OF Gen. Cochrane's Chasseurs
Come all countrys call, and rally ~ this
fine regiment nearly ready under the new call. All the
government and State bounty secured to each man Joining
the ranks This regiment must be filled by volunteers and
only few days will have the opportunity the
bounty Remember that soon as niting commences
bounties cease Recruiting Office IS East Houston street,
three of Bowery Headquarters 6l4 Broadway
Mozart Hall.
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FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION
IL Saturday, August 80 Purse 500. Mile heats best
Sin5. d. Mace names b. m Lady Sherman to wagon. s.
j. NJ Langhin g. West Philadelphia, harness.
ID. Taliman names b. z. Memnon in harness. Good day
ana good track. JOSEPH CROCuERON, Manager
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RMY SUBSTITUTE ASSOCIATION. I68 BROADWAY
N The undersigned by the OF S00 by any person
1rcvous the penong draft prepared 70 provide sub
"A. ". Pl.ATT, for the association
Refer by permission 50 Mr. 0ee Els Cashier Bank Com.
Messrs Benedict Bros. No. Wal street. Mr.
Gardiner ,hapn Dime Savings Bank; Mr. A. Archer, Bank
state New York
RMy SUBSTITUTES wANTED-Two HUNDRED
n able bodied men: aliens preferred. Apply az the
- asade street. L. BALLARD a Co. 2gJ BfUalwny.
corner oi Reade street.
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:, : -powFRy-NApANE wtDgER ct.lrpvoylxr

100 ana 1cd Spanish laiy, unveils ID, mi sifies of
futurty love- marriage absent fiends ness resgihes
medicines for a diseases tells lucky nam oeis prop rt lost
or stcen, &c
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

The news Of the past WSek is very msa
gte--OWipg partly to the fact that the
qualification Of all movements and num-
bsrs Of troops is strictly interdic,sd BY
the War Department.
We have. however. the gratifying in
telligence Of the fall OF Columbus, KY
Our troops took possession Of this strong
bold fshe enemy. on Tuesday last, with
out firing a gun. Large quantities Of or
dinance. army stores. DO, DC. fell into
our bands. Tue rebels have Withdrawn
, 10 Memphis.
~ We have also the intelligence that Gen
Buell. has driven johnson and his forces
from Murfressburo, but this lacks con-
frmaiion.
~ Gen. Banks has thrown his division o.
the army Of the Potomac across that river
ard 10 marching upon Winchester where
the enemy await him in force. General
BaDks has taken possession Of Harper'i
Ferry. Cbarles.oWn and Marlinsburg.
~ The division formerly under Gen. Ian
der, now commanded by Gen. Shields il
marching to meet him at Winchester
We may expect startling news.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
BEAUREGARD NOT THERE.

CoLuMBus. Kr March 4.-At 10 O..
clock this morniDg the 27lh,59d and 6Sth
Illinois regiments boisted the stars and
stripes oyer the rebel forli6catioLs at Co
lnmbus.
The gunboais Cincinnati. (asgshiPl
Louisville. Csfopdolet. 81. Louis and
Lexington, four mortar boats 10 tow OF The
steamer Lake Erie. and the 9Th Illinois.
Col. Buford, 6ed Illinois, Col, Roberts.
and 65th, Major Sanger acting Colonel,
upon the transports Aleck Scott. Illinois.
Magill and Ike Hammet, left Cairo this
morning at. 4 o'clock for Columbus.
The fleet arrived at Lucas Bend. about
two miles above Columbus, at six O'clock
and was drawn up in line of battle order.
The drums boat to quarters, ard the guns
weie manned, ready for ecuon. Two
tugs were sent in advance, accommodating
but failed to provoke shot from the eu-
emy. Everything about the work was
quiet. The glasses revealed siragglers
On the bluffs and water batteries,aRd in a
few moments a flag was waved, but 1T
ch sracler could not be made out. ..,n.
The Hset gradually neared the town.
and laid in lbe stream ef the Belmont
tle.fsId; while scouts were sen, ou
upon tugs toward the rebel works. Th'
tugs approached cautiously until wiihir
a quarter Of mile Of the batteries; anC
fading the works deserted. both set of a
hop speed for the honor Of landing first.
The scouts rushed on tie double quicl
to the top of the bluff. and unfurled th'
stars and stripes. sallted by the crews o
, the gunboats as they steamed up 10 tb
town. The transpoyts landed heir troop
Sud Columbus was in our possess,on.- -
The works were entirely deserted and tn
barracks. or rather rough board and loi
cabins. were burned. L-s atL
An inamense amount OF coal, stores an
ordnance fell into our hands. Many c
the rebel cannon were thrown into Ih
river, but six 32,pouuders. some bowiI
zers and an almost ipnumsrable quantit
Of grape. canister. shell and round shc
were found in ths batteries. The forIif
cations are very extensive, and the natul
al position is almost impregnable,
Columbus was completely deserted, g,
9 cry building was thoroughly ransacke
! and its contents destroyed by The rebel
The rebels commenced leaving on Thur
" day last, and finished yesterday. Bea
! regard was not there. lis believed whe
the river falls all their guns will be fopu'
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wAR BULLE9IN.
Official Order in ReiatfUn TO Military
| Usg-tsi... Intelligence. 81. rH
.8. WAs DEvARTMnSr;

Wash'ngton' feo, 70 i0os,
HVIdeIeo-F"st' vn anu aNef .ne 1otn
day Of February instant, The President 6y
virtue oi the act oi Vong'ess lakes mill
tary possession soi all The tsiesraph lines
IN the uD'sed Ss,'es' y l,g ,i9 -1a1 a
oreond' Az 'e'egfapnic communlca'
li0us In regard 10 military operations
not expressly authorized by the war De-
partment, the general commanding, or the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06

. H
ET Owing to the careless manDsr in
which thousands Of letters are addressed
to soldiers in the army, many Of them
never reach their destination. Ths fol-
lowing suggestions on the subject viii be
found useful to those writing to tbei.
friends in the army: ha-
/. Address every soldier by his rank,
The "Esq.'s" and Mrs" are left at
home. 'tr3tt H'#r
Q. If the soltier addressed be mem
Der Of company, direct to the care o.
the Captain, BY name, designating the
company by it's letter.
g. Put on the number Of the regimen
IN plain figures.
4. 1t is better 10 give the State writer
in lull. a21 aq7f9 = ~ 'u. Z. '.t.
s.. Never put on the name ofthe camp
This is the most fruitful cause Of thu
miscarriage Of army le ters.
Letters for soldiers in Kentucky o.
Tennessee, should be directed to Louis
willie, whom IL will be- forwarded to its pro
per destination. The Postmaster Their
is informed as to the changes which ar
CONSTANTLY occurring in the locations q
lregimeIts' . """
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
IMpoRrANT ERoM TnE SOUTH.

RsJ,.l View ofths Oeexpation of Nashville
a Memphis Paper on Rebel Prospects
and Policy Columbus Believed f0,hdvs
been Burned. ''''
ST. LourR, Harch 3.-A special to the
Missouri Democrat, from Cairo on the "a
says great light was seen in the direct-
ion Of Columbus last night. 1t is gener.
ally believed thu. tue rebels there have
burned everything Of an inf 'mmable ma
ture. 5,.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 9a'h ha'
the following: Iu11'-f-.g t~a'f o ''e
ave have informs,ion from Nashville
up 10 noon Of Wednesday. Gen. Buell.
and Com. Fooie had arrived aud occupied
the place. The United States flag wa
raised over the dome Of the Capitol, and
floats there now. But one Federal flag
was exhibited, and that from the shop Of
Yankee j-weler who had long been sus.
peoted OF disloyaltya The feeling in Nash
vile is strongly Southern. Deep gloom
seemed t. cover the community. ICiti.
zeus avoid intercourse Of any kind with
the invaders! tluu. no -a t.nrni
1.-Two d British flags have been raised a
by property bolders, thus evircing their
intention 10 claim the protection Of that
Government itisiy eiS a.. s,l vi s's1
"The sick are being removed from Co.
lumbus. lssf stiIJJd .1HN '-iohi q"
"We are pleased to learn that General
Besuregard 10 making prompt and euer.
getic preparations TO oppose the attack
which now seems 90 imminent on Oolum.
bus. i8Q ,isDs uIto7f ,a Fai
THE reported capture Of B. r. John.
son al Fort Douelson, is incorrect. He
arrived at Nashyilleion Saturday, having
escaped from the hands OF the enemy.
"JeF. Thompson left bis old head quar-.
tors day before yesterday on a secret ex.
petition. He will turn up some whers.
Both Houses of the Tennessee Legis>
laturs met on the eth, and adjourned for
want Of a quorum @ i,sHad aa1a.l Y
Concerning Davis message, the APP
peal says:fig5d ei ,olide HHtEr3Nh'
"Hs is free to confess the error OF his
pas. policy, and the extent Of the disass
ters which have'followed from Il. We
think vigorous! war will soon be made
on the columns OF the enemy; that we
will attack. pursue and destroy, instead Of
being attacked pursued and destroyed. I'd
1.-THE spade will be dropped and the
bayonel resumed. gtInl other words. the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06

damaging TO the country as VailsndiRg
hams, and less excusabIc.< <hseanse hiS1
constituents elected him for bettsr pur.
pose aud expected Of him better things.
M. Horton objects to the Treasury Note
Bill because BY increasing the circulating
medium of the country by $3.50. 900, 900 I
the pticc of produce will be increased and
by that increase the people will suffer by
reason Of some imaginary reaction which
be conceiyes will follow. 7Sgv<G EtY
This is by no means true, and ifit we're,
hs striking Of The legal tender clause from
the hill would lot help the matter; on the
contrary, would increase the evil; but the
fact is the people are the gamers in the
whole transaction. ''The piice Of produce
and the value Of labor will be increased
Ito be sure, because these are things con.
Vtroled by the abundance or scarcity Of
money. But how is this to damage the
people unless it be true that the treasu, J
Dotes now necessarily at par are dspreci
ated, Thing impossible as long as they
are legal tender. s4ej ssss,t
The s16O, 100000 Issued under tb,
bill is lone made BY the people to them
selves and every dollar u lie bupdred'
Of billions Of property in the nation il
pledged to their redemption The Pap'l
iS just as good as gold, (nay, better thar
lgold because il is worth as mu'h and i
more conyeDienD as long as it is beyOn'
1.-THE reach and control Of the capitalists.
Besides the people are the gamers BY eve
ry dollar Of the treasury notes lost o
destroyed. If an bundled thousand dol
r lars should be destroyed by FIRE or sunl
/. in the bottom Of the ocean it is gain I
! the people. because they would have on
2 hundred thousand dollsrs less to radsem.