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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-15
To paiIltcrs:

Paints. Oils, Narnishes. ST. Louis pure White
Lead. Buffalo Lead. French and American Zine
ground IN oil, and Demar Narnish A large
assortment Of Coors, dry and ground in oil
Coral Narnish. Nos. and >, Light Picture
Narnish. Coach Body Narnish, Asphaltum Var
nish, Leather Narnish, japan Narnish. Turpen-
tine &c, for sale at currcn, markc, prices.
At w AkLACE'S Drug story
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-15
The War.

The War.
EF Mr.. CooNLEY will lecture on the
War on Tuesday and Wednesday Even
ings of this week. Let the people turn
out and hear him.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-15
Returned.

Ev S. HELLMAN returned from the
East the past week, but only, we regret
to say, to wind up his business prepare
tory to removing to Philadelphia.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-15
PATENT MEDICINES.

Agent for all the Popular Patent Medicines
The Trade supplied at Manufacturers prices,
At WALLACE'S Drug Store
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-15
COME TO LIFE.

MASON WORK.
PLASTERlNG,
ClSTERN BUILDING,
PAPER HANGING,
Done to order by the subscriber. M short notice.
and on reasonable terms.
f. :. L. HASTINGS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-15
Machine and Lamp Oil,

Camphine and Burning Fluid always on
land, TO supply the trade
At WALLACE'S Drug Store
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-15

J. RICH, Chm Co. Com.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-15
ID. & s. T.. IL. X.

tho month of June, have been ms follow.
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DIED.,

On tho eveninz of tn. 18th instant, in view Of (.
ter of Gen John smith, Of Winchester, virginia,
AM widow Of ths late Hobert Mills, Architect
her funeral from her late residence 553, CAPITOL
Hill, tomorrow, st O'Clock p. IN.
Fell asleep in the arms Of Jesus on the 18th inst
At 1897 p m, after painful illness Of typhoid
fever, KATE A. HUNTER, the beloved wis Of
Darius D. Daughter in tho 22i year OF her Ar.
Her friends and those OF the family arc rasn..t
fully requested to attend her funeral from h.r late
residence, Third street east betveon 7 ana v
O'Clock. '' ~
IT. (Bsitimere city and county papers oopyJ
On the 18th instant, AZ tho residence Of Mr. WIN
Gibson, West street, Georgetown, D. c. Lieut.
JOSEPH T: bhSPhAUA, iss Maryland Ca7aIrY ;
OF Vphoid Fever. lBaltO papers COPY
At Alexandria. Va, on Morday, 18th Ssutsuhar
OF cholera morhus, JANIS n. OCYALL asod "a
years. tbaltimore Sun COPY
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IhIRr WARn SrArros CAsM-Bss-s yns-
Hr no%-.-Jas; Nc Dr. Witt and Michael Car,
dssors-rl, aned y each. Perry Seymour,
atines n ui.anee; Hned 81. Adam Amand, Isanc
Fi-b~r, John Cronin, Robert KinsIy, Henry
Msshinssoa, Adam Coates. VIM. JOINS, Fred
iilsna e, r. CsrtwriEht, Arthur Bowen,
Lynch, John Mccarthy, Lemnsl kenny. John
jordan, WA. Jonns, Thos. Ryon, howard Per
sason, Jas. Ellis, VIM Grover, turned over to
The military DaRl DAwson, sleeping in the
market; dismissed TO leave tho city
PoLIOE--J. Watson. selling liq nor without a
license lined esO.s< also, for keeping \ ganb
dsmisssd- Chas. Freeman, r " aliaoa, James
bright, James Brown, a. Norbert, Julia Luoas
DO; dismissed Mary J. Taylor, profanity, fine
g. Michael McKsa, larceny; dismissed. C4eo
Nichols selling liquor without license: fine s2,s
also, violating military order, fined SO Wa
Jones', threats; for trial
SpooHp-wAnn SrArsor OAsxa-B.<,-. Jx..
Ne OlerA-Nary Taylor, selling liz nor without
license; fined See.9. John Taylor, assault 40
sarfty for peace. John Corbert and VIM. Rob-
family; nned -. Vim. Rain, Geo. DonnnIlJ.
AID =: 2. Crandsll, disorisrly; turned over TO
the military.
THn AMnRIoAH MOCHA COrFKp ffor sale nv
a. Z. Douglas, 2e3 Pennsylvania aysnue,) ad
vertised In another column. affords = cheap
genuine cocee. We have tried It with satis.
faction -
". :" BrRBsI1s the ~ Of thi month hoaeh,
Q hT 90 stook OF Dry Goods, jnst bafers this fsS
great Advance IN all kinds Of goods rhey ara a.
- st.rs rev asd reSi, for sale - which ksin vitos
"a: Sssessi attention 81 lsiis 40 al ether tsysrs
N1eiesaA or retan. W. ". EVRrHfN,
seleiw Nc. 35l Seventh ST., besw. Il ana K.
CoNYeHx ANB HlsB-Is enc ninuts Oorns Bsr-
ons, Cauesidcs. Warts Club and Inverted NsiiI
AnhsRs@ JointS, Chiilb}SiHs, end al Diseasaa 81
TIE S-es. cr1ed without pain By Br. White nc
wetLknewn Chirepsdist sS 426 PenAsylyMnie Az.
near ~ st. oY-N"
. TM SHisS S<a3snery package, mana fsctared At
tie Dsilae Sere II ire best In the markst contain
ing more md ketter sksts and ors ntrneI Va
and ssefGl jswslry than any other ever oAsred
Suffers aad Iodlers should see ~ them. % l1-iv~
THI lNDIAH HERE DOorSR from Canada VIII
describe diseases and tell bis psa the nsSr 70 of
tATT complaints or hns1s, 1itheut resolving say
fermstfon from them. No cho~ss roY son.uS,f,o1
QdrIe ONCE, No. II WasAiny4el Buildins
rennylyant" avynue, corner Of seventh street.,
washington, DO: au A-H
WAT AN AMOUNT eP SUFFERING Ayp Drsylsu
among the Velunteors would be prevented ~ ~
nee use OF Holloways Pills and Ointment For
wounds, Sores, and Souryy, the OinNnent is osr-
tain cure, and for Bowel Com plants Psvsrs Srn.lJ
Fox, &c, tho Pills the boa. mod ciDs in tina
world. Only Is cts, Box or Pot 91r
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ROPOSAL SPOR LUMBER.
DHro1 QrARfBRNA9r8R'S OFFICE,
Corner Eighteenth and ~ st,4-ts,
Msshinnfnn lart LIZ Ia.n

Washington, Sspt is, 1852
eHALBD PROPOSALS " i'll be received al this Off co
m, for deli verius in ths citx Of Washington at
sueh point ss the D-pot Q"rrtermast-r may d.
kind aud description viz:
go. 900 feet A or l-inch white pine common Gull
10000 r...s e or lsinoh white pine common Gull
5000 ,e?t 81 or s-iash white Pine common Gull
$1,000 feet White pin. timber, By 8. ...or..d,
e"" ioTs white pine timber, By q, 2. to Il feet
$3.50 foot White pine timber. 4sy 8, a.s "A fee.
soo feet jost by O. 10 inch wide, L. feet long.
~ On IL hs teiif or or pine .,
thsnlosk or pins,J ''''''
,'!occ fst joif., ~ inch vide, 10 fest long,
Ia,'"s fest j.ist, by 5. i, feat long, (hemock or
10000 feet jois' by 5, IA feet long, themioc1 or
o'oo fee; jois', by 5, Is Zee. long chsullocs or
lo'oo" fest .esntling, sty4, IA feet long, thoiock
10000 feet -e.na ng by 4, l6 feet long th.ralock
10000 feet Sesnslins, Is feet long, hemlock
HsMl Gel .nd as White PSas ''s'' 'HAni'a as
ium6er subject to the inspection Of An agent ap-
p0;Gt r. o. s the rr.t S Of I'll;
ssss ;:n win ii, net ,.
U. D..
Ssyy to sssh sspSsSa should
II be awarded to him, must DO guaranteed by tive
persons whose signatures are to be sO-
pended to tho guarantee.
The responsibility OF the gusrsn:ors must b
shown by the official certificate Of the Clerk Of the
noars.t District Court or Of the United States Dis
tfict Attorney.
Bidders must bS present in person when the bids
are opened or the proposals will not be considered
The full name and Post Office address Of the bid
DER must appear in the proposal.
II 9 bid Is ade in the name of firm the names
OF all the parties must appear, the bid win be
considered al the individual proposal tho partner
Bonds in ths sum OF FIVE thousand dollars sisued
by the contractor and both Of his guarantors win
be required OF the successful bidder Upon signing
the contract.
nThO Fight ~ reject any or all bids tina. may bs
deemed too high Is reserved By the Depot Quarter
naster.
Isfermal pro pe~sls viii be rejected
Proposals must be sltir essAi tn Cent Edward
Harris, Asrtstant Quar- tor master O. ) Army Wash
ington: u. G., and should be plainly marked Pro
posals for Lumber"
Tcr,n o. G11rdntes.
We, 49,, OF the county Of, and State Of
- and -. OF the county Of, and SsstS Ell
DO hereby guaranty that Is able to fuldl She
contract il accordance vita tie torns Of his propo
si1ion and that should his proposition be accepted
be win at ssce enter into contract in acco rdaI.S
herewith. should the contract be awarded to hir,
We pssHsred 10 be become his supstiss
To this guarantee naast - appended the oestid.
cate above mentioned.
HOWARD l.. HARTz,
sell CAPTAIN and A. Q NJ, o. 8. Army
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BAroHBLOR's HAIR DYE.

IN1 O6ST VOTE1
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair pya pra.
duces color not TO be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injurs tho Hair the least; rem
edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes and nvsoratos the
Hair for life. Grey, Red OF RHssy Ha,- instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful Sold by all Drussists &c.
~ The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BAYosH.
LOB, Gu the four side, Of each boz.
Factory, Nc. 81 Barclay st., N.,- York,
N lily (Lar IS Broadway and Is Bond ST.
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BOARDING.
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
ITO! FOR THH ISLAND FRIENDSHIP ASSOC.
j Il CITATION

Tho Association take great pleasure in announc-
ing TO their frfenae AID the pu bic in general "A
that thoir Hrst GRAND BALL win take place "a
at Temperance Hall, on h street. betwoon 9Th -
and 10th, MONDAY, September I'd TheEs+&
Committee pledge Themselves that neither pains
nor expense will be spared to make this tbs Party Of
the season. Prof. Hayes' Brass and string Band
ha. been -ng- god fcrths occasion. Tickets ST. ad-
hitting gent and lad les. By order Comrittee-T
Knight, P Hall, A. l.. Hutton, VIM. Bird L. Mar
tin Vim. Vernon. So ls7ts
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QUERY
Why - It that Gtstadoros Hair Dye is tbs best In
the World?
Because eminent chemists say so,
Because it contains caustic ccmpoundsi
Because it wears longer than any otherI
Because It operates In,tantaascusgp,
Because 1t does not stain the skin
Because 1t nourishes and strengthens the hair,
Because is corrects the bad effects of other dvea,
Because its presence cannot be detected
Because ii mover fails.
Manufactured by J. CristadOro, Astor House
New York. Sold everywhere aad applied BIZ ali
Hair Dreasers.
Price 81, $50 and So per box, secordin. to
size. No
CRIsrADoRO's HAIR PREVENTATIVE
IL invaluable WITH his Dye it i'm parts Ia utmost
softnss the Ao.t beautiful soss and great vitality
to tho hair.
Price 30 cents, 81 ana 59 per bottle according n
1'Ae' au ~ eoln,r
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The Secreeery OF State win hereafter recofye Nan
bsrs OF Congress On business ON S.,snr,isys s,.,
meheths Win SATURDAY, tho first OF nexs menth
jan TIL WILLIAM II. SBwARD.
A s FffsT E. sssstLssT;oS DIS:
t E.e, Sfooiaa s;s has as e osns ..
Isxset No. L All sfsls CIV 81 v ssSin s&o. v..
81 sSaI:es.s. s'rsS. sna ao,sh Of 3i,y c.H.
Darkness, seatAwsst corner Of IRteeasi street and
Nssrio. Ne. 4 All Of III. Uty of wAss,n s,.n. .,xt
r".rsGenss sss7.s xsss and ":.. q Th!d sesst
Mr., R"+sv.ll; pl.oe. Of b.si...ss, No. Is s.r.,
eslsh street wsst, H.Ax I.
va. "A Of: Of n: .s e.: 3, : ~ .,4: e..
r.: ss.s Of , Ss, q Ss; 1:.... ;.s;
.. nst AN Q, =: city .: xsssiEston sas. Q. ssesh
~: .: Ss.ins.. HIs,.asA street eek, s.ssssS (
~ :. Sc CIV q $3.50 :s,.. .14
tHresnssi place q sxsnsss, 10 81 y ssroot soask,
Ne. 9. Al Of District Of ool.raSis Goa taisss VIII
n The eo.P:rA.s Hniss Of Geer Sssovn
u ,le esrposass lhnia Of Washington and a,or ~
=. ~ via ..hs ess.. "a s.a sf,s- s.PTDM-
80 Are 1913 ,: e... o.' s..n.. = .cn
ferr.~ for ~ psrro-s All sannese done wfthoat
HyYtieS~SA - above ~ oOs wary ~ law
Ow1sss Of carriages, eoesheS, hackney coaches
sSNSe1e", or sshsr Carriages, not exclusively en-
DtoS - II h~sAAAdry. for the transpor t~$sn of
0SrehAaase ars required 70 report tho nu hsr and
vAsHe 81 Ne came Ov.er~ OF bi}kArd teAfrS> YACHT.
aAa 500 ALA s3yer plato, uUsA reporS the SSas.
WA rAS1s1e o. the amount Of plate ownod
D$s's+5neeW~s where HO& specially .4amptsd ~
within eea dAys amer each aad every month Of the
sss~43 s~les made by tacsn daring thu preceding
A~Wrsne~, AFs requirea To make q, o,shIy ropors
a ths gYo~s s>HsuR< Of thsir ssia.
1h Sspy~,Ssvs ~ Nssr~4~s Of E~tIerdx or1
S:.esrSso@s are rsSAL.a - nsAks u My r~1,ort
q tAs SrOas amount OF thsiG receipts
H&AAeys, Aad otA hose bHsiAess il il 10
YER Tor sale soy Cattle, Calves heep or HOES sSau
nASs retyrn ~ ne 80 OF ss~A and every month
Of ehs Rum ker es1eetively stau sAv creA
Schedules Of Artisss ~ .eos TAX oHn DO Oh
after few days On application ~ tao ye.nt A.
nsssss, t0es$hHf witA asy stia Sant NAV h
resaired. p. h.PEARS
Assessor for CsliAstisa Di.Svi.<
20 N-lw District Cols,n biA
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GRsAf PPSNsyLvASIi RouTn. via Baltimore u,lI
Hdryisbrs, IL ne Norm and W.,t-TWo trans Ia. ].
Warrington daily md OWE on Su ad.y-auick time
low iero and sure connections. Soldiers tickets .oL
through at OovernmoEt rstes For tickets AMI ~ r.
Their information apply st the office of Great Penn.
sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylyaui.
avenue aud Sixth ST.. W sshins toa. Office open rom
5 q. N. until p. IN; Sundays re Il 2 ~ ! % m
au lily L. y. NORTON, Ag.lk
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IN TIOH
HOTELS, eRooIRs, IBsrAURANrs, PRI.

IN NOTICE
o HOTELS, 6RooIRs RHsrAURANrs. pRI.
YArA IAAIIIAS, &c.
The Subscribers have tust received fresh sAis-
nent Of
500 CAS1S ST. JULIEN AND PL0RRAO
0LA RETS,
which ths% Snsr for sale ~ New York vricas
AIso, thsT have constantly on hand
Lsrss easd Hs'! Sesestsd Sees oS
OH MA kH1I As. fO9Ts, sHyRRIBs.
BOZ KSON oLD RIR, So0FcH, and IR{sH
sM AsP1aaHt of al. s.,.r,. brands,
SEGLISA AND SCOTCH ALR,
HeEoSN ASD Do BLIN POINTERS,
HaLIsn 1IeKLjs, SAveEs.
ehIlTSM ChsDbBR ana A1eLleh DAIRY
sAe snH,S k1ArrHsANHrroALLr ssAhsD
H&HSH, GIR4AN and BNaLISH O0RDIAIs
coEGklss, s1LTz1E, KI3e2NGEN and INC,
LSSH AObA wAR8eS,
eh.tes oeIeN6, soC0G6NA, INPERIAL. NY
eVs, YorS6 Ays0S YhtS,
" rch an eStoAsfve assortment 81
FANCY GROCERIES,
For sale By
BLhIhSR Mr. 60,
BrsnoA-slo Pa. avenue. .ppostss
Wille><is Hote, Ta,pinxse
g Just received . sAAR LOT OF oniOs~s Ilsosx
oe-N. AT
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Iaese instr nme1ts must DO sold at once N make.
rosI LOT @s large all supply Of ateinvsy Il SouI
ccisofaIeS PiSios witch am constantly roaeivins
ana CAL sis ga lad 81 ct fsctesy prioss..s
W: q. MRTRHt0rT Nusi- Dr not -,
sc W. ;. ", Garner 9. nh r.r5 at and ~ sv,
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POLICE MATTERs.-The following oases ba Va
been disposed OF since our last report:
'Seco1d Pre-,nck-Mary Marshall, se,,tu (.
quor on Sunday; dismissed.
Third Prccsnct.-Eltza u Donnall seIIiu o. Iuuor
soldiers; turned over TO military Charles
Wilson, disordGrly; do. W. O. lesley do: dis.
lssod. Pat. Kline, drunk; do Alfred pu,h
do; wOrkhOuse. jar. Thomas and Riiey Fav
Tor, disOrdsrly; do. David Robinson, do: As ~
Thomas Price, do; S2.H.
fo.rth rrsssnet-hestsr Grant, John Math-
ews, Eliza Mathews, disorderiy; sI75 each.
Highth Preeinet.-M. Harnsy, drunk and dIs.
orderly; turned over to military Patrick Miles.
do; paid costs. W. Davern, disorderlv: di.,
missed W. >. Sayer, stealing do Jas DIVER
picking pocket do. John Drunk, drunk: turned
over TO military. Jane Hopkins and Anne Rob.
inson, street walking; to scrub station -hou.s
FL Naylor, drunk and disorderiy: dismissed
II, Wilson, do; &194. i. Bavsy do ~ o.
IeaA ITseiaet.-Andrsw Mann, passing had
money; Dismissed. p. Short fast driving do
John Johnson, threats; 1884. NJ Harvey. ana.
picion Of stealing shirts; dismissed. John Smith.
DO; DO. e3ohn Les, ". T.. Daily, disordsrly:
DO. X. StraitOn, v2grant; do. John D..lcher
John Hornsby, disOr(ierly; workheuse Chas
Robinson, watering horse at pump Sl9s. Mary
williams, destroying private property dis
raissed. Il. Myers. jGhas. Hill, Amanda Math
ews, voSrants; workhOuss. Lawrsncs O,Eri.n
nr1ng into 9oyorpnaent team; deli vered TO mill.
tary: Carl Williams, drunk and asleep: do
Daniel ber, drunk and disorderly; S5.s4
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ST.. ALoYsrrs HosPrrAL-Ths laras ram.
hospital which Is being erected By tho eearro.
CATION Of ST. Aloysius {Catholio) Church. Tor
the accommodation or sick soldiers, near THAR
already occupied with patients The capacity
OF these temporary buildings il to b equal 10
AAt OF the church itsslt both basssnsnt and
upper 1oor, the govsrnsasat requiring that the
same accommodations should b. afforded a. IL
ne chureh itself had boon occ apied ~ a hos
pftal, and whicht It Had been it, in tspt To taka
Tor the purpose. The ladies' Of the oon grsgaton
entertained the mechanics and other. WORKING
On the buildings with bounifpl supper TuAs-
day evening, in the new ediac., and there vas
pleasant affair OF it 49,
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O + + &c AL.
Up ARTMENT OP sTAJR

IMPAIRMENT OP sTATR
~ WARRINGTON, yanuarycs 1871
The Secresery of State win hereafter reosiye Moo,
bsrs OF Congress On business ON S.snr,i.ys s,.,.
mene4ns with saturday, tho first OF mex, nsnth
Jan n WILLIAM H. SRWARD
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WAT An AMOUNT oP SUFFERING Ayp Drsxlsu
among the Volunteers would be prevented ~ n
ne use OF Hollowsys Pm. and Ointment For
tain cure, and for Bowel Com plaint H. P..ysra Email
Fox, DC; the Pills are the bss. medicine in ths
world. Only 2o cts. per Box or Pot. "a
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MARBLE ALLEY AID SIaLAR LOCALITIES
EvA0rArlp.-A company OF SIXTY hys iaypri-
Ans took their departure from this city within
the last few days, and made for On ambersbure
and HarFipbu Pa, tins oonoSa trauon OF troops
At thoss potnts Offering bother opp0r tunitiss for
them TO ply their vocation 10 good advantage.
ThoEs are -. few more lett - y HtyF fHgs
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20 R-lv

TtHH sURsCRIBER HAS JUST RRTURNno
4 frs0 New York with Ne. stock Of ali s.,r =
q TRAVELLING SHIRTS. which no orsrs At Nov
York price, At Washington Building Inauire
koso No 2, S44 Pa. avenue, tdpst gosS
aSH-lwH MINLgHKYNHR
pIANOs, BxrRAoEpINARILY CHEAP FOR
+f- ftr. CASH + Y - = : - 90.
One London Piano %,
One do. do ~
ones ost.-e DO. =, So
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THI INDIAN HERE DOorSR from Can.la VIII
Describe diseases and tell bis ps the nsss re Of
nSr complaints Or hass:, rtshsu, receiving s.J
O. 9drtse. Once, No. II Washiny4el Buildlns.
Washington, D. @: au 3 -
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Fe1 Csy1r-Yssto9day afternoon a quarrs
aross auonS tbs colOrsd gentry about the arrss
Of Watson and Nichols, two eoIoreti BARRIERS, TO,
selling iiq uoF, gambling. 30. Wn. Jones, IN
ofl1er oolOfcd barber, Wa accused OF bong ths
infofmef, and was aSea ulted and beaten b.
Rich8Pd Smith. Smith ran and was arresteG
BY ths police, taken bsfore Justice Dom aud
held 70 bail for colrt in 500.
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A DANG A1PKEes COMPANY.
NoFfoh or RnAkOyAL.

IN. DELIVERY SSFIeB Of this Comysay u
ESns~sd rssA Third .t.sst t. the ,sr 81 YET B
street. betweSa ID and - strsstA CfNs 81
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cd BY propsr lessons On good manners or dis.
mssA from the service.
The tms OF your conIpoitSs has not admitted
OF a thorough Investigation OF abuses aSrrea BILE
10 instructions By tho convention Such, how.
ever, as have besn Uncovered have ssen CON-
cornitsss are CON dsns tha. the propsy rexnsdy
VIII b applied syssdily. The Surgeon General
~ fo11asd youY comMitsSS that 10 Woald ~ all
sraes Be thankful tOr information relating 10
any abuses which might b conveyed To him
through your cOHmittss, and that he would as
al tinass Act On sash Information.
As Ii - ths design Of this " Union Of Azsocia-
kinds OF hospital abuses, with visw to their
corrscnen, and thereby improve the eoAdluon
% our soldiers Who ars 80 unfortunate a. to BE-
~ Ssnr cas oa an 5000 Sns as.,seS 20
any as.s~ or wrong praetissd against sick or
disabled soldiers by any Surgeons, nurses or
3ttsadeas in any hospital, should present. the
facts duly authenticated, IL possiblA - your
~coLAHni.ss Tor their sxAxaiH alton and considers
tiOa. Thsss faets sASsld b stated in writing,
.nd II possible tney should b esTtiAsd 70 BY
be taken IN al such cases, test injustice b done
70 hospitals O - persona - 10 10 eAa dstsrni-
nation OF yoar eoianists> while they would
rigidly protscs the rtghts of or soldiers in hoe
pitob, 70 bring no unjust ACCUSATION AGAINST
An OF which Is respectfully sabsnistss.
. 4 }. ALyoRn Miehissa,
S.Ras-A Coansosicut
H. b. FnsSALD, Aassachusersu,
JAA. SSRnLA Illinois, 80
Z J. PoRIsR, Kew York, 81
ComAitSea
During TIA rsadinG Of he rspOrs Mr Aiyord
stAtsd that In his assertions ~ the nrst msst.s
Ls Lad not ssAtad Ne case strongly enough: Cor
instance, he said pieee Of ReAt a. large q hts
two fingers was allowed 70 the patients, when
the tr ain u, not half a. much IL given
no1oa wss made -that ths rsDoPs b pub
iished in the city papers, and that ihs northern
paSsrs b reausstsd 70 cosy. A suggestion waS
made 70 furnish synopsis 70 ths Associated
rress for publication.s - z.,s-rle q
Mr. Sporty, OF Cxs dic not think Il proper 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-18

PArs MML-Yestsrday, roundsnAn PEN
Wick with two or three patrolnen of the Fourth
ware uads 6sscsAt upon q oolorsd barber
and his workmsa for violating the liquor law
BY selling without license. j. Watson was nod
rvs, ana for Keeping gambling house go
Geo. NICHOLS, eel, for selling without HconsA>
WA HnsA - and for violating the military
law - nsrS by Justice Walter. rhs gambling
eases against ssvsn more, AL colored, wore dis
messed. The etsslishinsns IL IN 3 fashlona bic
Locality, AID wss freq ueatly complained Of
SacA Caves pay will whsu ths cash is In hand
F0ykFH " AAD SfATISN OAsDstBs<ers J,,s-
tscs WetAr.-W. b. Oresl, druak and di.orierly.
1nsA - Jsan TlaasbarG, Goo Borlaad, Cor
nshas AeErtde, John Osb0rnA turned Over To
military. George Arthur, disordsrly: aned ~
JOHN ". Woolssy, creating nuissnce ut Oan-
terbury; fined 81. Jane AeGce, drunk; d.
Aissed- Georyiana PtekeTsil, sarah la Sar.h
Farrity, colored. ennciag white MON; fined Al
each. Thomas Black, found in coneAny Win
negro girls: disntass<a Patrick King disofd .rly-
fined - John Foley, resisting officer; tined as
WM- Allen, creating nuisance; tined $s-53.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-18

TM fRt1N Stetksnery package mana Acsared a,
ne bsflae SSere ne best ih the markst contain
iAs more md Setter Stationery aAd moes nttrneave
AID useful jswSlry than any Other ever oAared
Suffers a4d Iodlers should see ~ them. % l1-ivs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-30
IpnnI1c-Nn- o.

AN ACT TO authorize a change of APP
preparation for the payment Of neces-
sary expenditures in the service Of the
United States for Indian Affairs.
Be IL enaIted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of
america in Congress assembled, That the
Secetary Of the Interior be and is hereby
authorized to pay to Benjamin Davis,
late Superintendent ofIndlau Affairs for
the Territory of Utah, such sums as may
be found due 20 him on the settlement Of
his accounts as superintendent, said pay
ment not TO exceed tho sum of nine
thousand seven hundred and thirty doll
lars and ten cents and which shall DO
paid out Of the unexpended balance Of
the appropriation made by the act enti-
tied " An act TO supply deficiencies in
the appropriation for the service of the
fiscal year ending thirtieth June, eighteen
hundred and sixty" approved May
twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred and
sixty, for the payment of the Indian
agents IN Utah LApproyed, FEBRUARY
%, 1862.