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The national Republican., 1862-03-03
Fatal Railrsaa Accidsnt-A washisgson
.arT ' Printer Mi ed.
"I knew him well, Horstio.o d"

' '
With unisigned sorrow, We perform pain.
ful duty 10 announcing the death OF an esteem
cd friend and fellow citizen, Mr. George b.
Randall, q gentleman well known In this cOm
munity (espeoially among the craft) and res.
pected by all for his many amiable qualities.
Genial indisposition, with hand open as day
to "melting charity" none ever. came within
his presence, without being. impressed that
upon his brow ..'every. god did seem to set his
Never was the language Of the great dramatist
more appropriately applied than In the present
instance. Il is unnecessary to recapitulato
his many virtues; they are smbalmed In the
hearts Of his sorr0wing friends, and II needs
nothing from US 10 fan the fame Of memory.
The circumstances Of his death are not yet
positively known, but II Ia surmised that he
took the O'Clock train Of cars for Baltimore,
ON Saturday, and while near the Relay House,
In attempting to pass from one car 10 another
while the train was 10 motion, missed his foot
body was found about three miles this ride Of
the Relay House In mangled GonditiOn-one
Of his legs and his right arm severed from his
body. His neck also WIS found to be broken
and face and head considerably disngured
The body was discovered lying upon the track
by tho<engineer of the 8 O'Clock train, and was
&lx0h to Baltimore, from whence II was sent
by the railroad company to this city, where II
| arrived at 9o'clock yesterday morning. The
deceased was forty-nve years Of age, and 4 ma
tive Of Virginia. He leaves a wife and siz
ploy ed In the Government Printing Office a.
| compositor, and was ut work until one O'Clock
| on Saturday.
He will be buried tomorrow afternoon, Al
| three o'clock, from bis late residence on Sixth
street between g and II.
The national Republican., 1862-03-03
AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.

QY WALL q kBARNAHD,A Auctionsers,Cor
ssHqii CHS Rh EssSrs Of
cry ware, Ssgars &c, At Auction. The stock Of G.
A Wood Co, saved from the are-On TUESDAY
MORNING, 4th March, st 10 0 clock, we will sell
1t the Auction Rooms, without reserve the remain.
der o. said stock, compris ng
50 Bbls Crushed Refined, and Yellow.spgars,
Bags Green and Burnt Coffee.
Cheese, starch, Canoles. and Soap
Bags Rice aud Cases Of Maizena,,
Cases Cranberry and Tomato Sauce, and Pickles,
Casee Mustard, Cinnamon, Pepper, Nutmeg, and
other Spices,
Stationery, Candy, Backlog and Brushes,
Boxes Tobacoo, Sardines and Mackerel
Casks Hams Beef and Pork,
Cases Whisky, Prsndy, Sherry, ,Soheidam Hchnaps,
Raspberry and Blackberry Brandy,
Cases Claret, Hung gafian and l.: mon Cordisls,
Barrels Whiaky, different brands,
u and n Cssks brsndy and Jamaica Spirits,
Holland Gin, Scotch Whiskies,
Barrels New York Syrup,
Keg Lemon Syrup.
500 Window Sash,
70 Barrels Flour,
One nearly new spring, Covered, Express Wagon
The attention Of dealers and others 10 called TO
this sale, es the whole stock will be sold without
serve, to Close the business.
mar WALL BARNARD. Auct'rs.
The national Republican., 1862-03-03
DHOF. ALEX. wOLOWSkI bsgs leave

DROP. ALEX. wOLOWSkl begs leave
i 10 inform his friends and the public, that, hsv.
Ing met with so much sucosss, Is continuing his
by his new method. All those who desire to become,
In phort time, fine singen or excellent performers
on the piano shsuld avail themselves Of hs new sys
SO3 Sixth 8 rect, between X street and New York
avenue.
Reception hours between 10 and 10 O'Clock q IN,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays feb 2.-im
The national Republican., 1862-03-03
DY BONTZ u GRIFFITH, Auctioneers,
ID No. $50 SerenA sired, be,0sen dnd

DIX BONTZ a GAIFFIVH, AuCtt0neefo,
u No. $50 SerenA strest, be,osen dnd e.
PoHnvE SALE OF A STOCK OF DRr GOODS
FANCY AND MLLTNERY GOODS, ETY..
On TUESDAY morning, March 9Th, commencing
ct 10 O'Clock, and continuing daily and in the even
log at 7k O'Clock, until the whole stock is disposed
Of, will sell, at the store Of Meesrs 9. W My
EsBgis, No. ~, Center Market Space, under the
Avenue House, th'ir entire stock OF Goods, con
prisiug iu part
Russisn Sable Closks, Capcs and victorines,
MufJ and Cuffs
Mink, Squirrel, Fitch, Stone M,rtin, Water Mink
and Sable,
Cloaks, 4 and y Capss, vic.orioes,
Fine sssoI tment Of Childrens' Fancy Furs,
Cent? Fur Col ars aud Gloves,
Wolf, Deer and Buffalo Carnage Robcs,
Ca icoe, Delaines, Berases, Cballies,
Mouslins, Valenciss, Fancy Silks,
Sheeting and Shirtng Cottons,
Linen Sheetngs. Towels, Maj kins, Table Cloths,
Cloths, Cassimeres and Casinetts,
Silk Velvet and her Vestings,
ALSO,
A fine assortment Of Cloass, Mantilias and Du.
tiers,
Broche, Stella and Woolen Shawls
Splendid assortment Of Hosiery
MILLINERY GOODS;
Fine French Flowers, Ribbons,
Ruches. Trimmings Of all kinds,
Embroideries Lscss Edgings,
Cambria Bands, lGsertings, 40 Sc..
Together with a general assortment of Dry amt
Fancy Goods
Sale positive, wi hout regard to weather
Terms each. BONTZ GRIFFITH,
feb 2s-d AuctioIeers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-03
AmuaemeAta.

CANTERBURY HALL.-The successful engage
ment of the great Lsoni Pantomime Company
has induced the proprletors TO effect with them
u xre.engxgemeut for one week longer. This will
who visited the Canterbury during the last
week. To those who have not yet seen this
wonderful company, We say, lose not this op.
portunity. This will most positively be their
last week, as they are engaged to appear in
Baltimore on Monday evening, March 10th
Mrs. Mary Powell, corner Of Tenth street and
ssachusetts avenue, drew the silk dress on
Saturday afternoon.
The national Republican., 1862-03-03
The Iadian Herb Doctor,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell hi
patients the nature Of their complaint or
illness, without receiving any In.

patients the nature Of their oomplaints or
Illness, without receiving any In.
formation from them.
No CAar0s fov Conslhdtiow r Advice.
QUE MOTTO.
We use such Balms - have no strife
With Nature or the Laws of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men to easc their pain.
Our Fathey--whom all goodness Hils,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
This Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
simple Herb, . simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to thee.
Ro m No II, Washington Buildiug, Pennsylva.
mia avenue, corner Of Seventh street.
No charge for Consultation. jan1l-3m
Canadian references Of the Indian Herb Doctor:
Sir z. Heads, Governor Of Canada; Hon. Hy.
Sterns, Mayer Of Montreal, G. T.; Hon Geo. Hall,
Mayor Of Quebec, g. Z Hon Joho aytohin.on'
Hon James Cummings, Mayor Of Hamilton, g. W
Hon w. Matthew, Mayor Of Brsntford, g. w.
sgs, late Col Of ARTILLERY; b. 2. Dwight, supt Of
Montreal Telegraph j. Taylor Justice Of the Peace,
Toronto, G. w; X. H. Crook, Alderman, Toronto,
c. W.; J. Urquhsrt, Surgeon, Tsronto, G. W.
mar
The national Republican., 1862-03-03
4O5 SEVENTH STREET 4O5

y. H. EKoD@9oN
Can be found at bis old stand, always ready to 40.
commodste his custemers on The most reasonable
terms, with anything In his line Of business He
has some Of the best practical workmen In
TIN.PLATE AND SHEET.IRON WORKING
lie has the best COOK STOVES In the market
which he sells cheap for cash
He has also fine assortment Of TIN WARE and
BLOCk.TIN WARE, together with HOLLOW
WARE, timed and ensmeled.
COAL OIL LAMPS.
He has also . fine lot of COAL OIL LAMPS
which he can sell on the most reasonable terms.
81 All JOB WORK attended 10 at the shortest
notice, such as ROOFING, 10.
Everything on the most reasonable terms, at
No. 4OB SEVENTH STREET,
feb 24-tf BETwEgN II AND l.
The national Republican., 1862-03-03

ERENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH AsD ITALIAN
L Taught In Superior and Expeditions manner,
by gentlem n, late Professor 10 college, who nss
Travelled much In Europe, ard Ia hmilar with IL
systems Of the noted universittes abroad.
Address G. W. T., Post Once, Boz No; 9. Xhab-
ngton, D. Q. hsW1
The national Republican., 1862-03-03

ID PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE ENTIRE
FURxITpRg, EfPEors AND uOoD WILL OF TIE CLAY
HorEL, IN THIS ciTY.-Qn I'll uRSDAI MORNING., +,
Marcn 9th, at II O'Clock, In the Hall Of the Clay
Hotel ON Pennsyly lyania avenue, between Third aud
-Four Anra half streets shall sell TO the highest
bidder the entire Furniture and Effects and Good
v Ill of the Clsy Hotel, containing about one hun
dred rooms. ana doing an excellent business.
Immediate possession will be given, as the pro
prie,or has made his arrangements TO engage in
other business.
Terms One hsf cash; the remainder in two, four
and six months, satisfactorily secured with interest
JAS L. MCGUIRE y CO.,
mar Id Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-03
India Ru bber Goods.

1ndk10 UU Dior 0OOd0s
Rubber Blankets Tor Soldiers, u 20 each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, $3.50
saoh.
India Rubber Goats, white and black, s2.6o each.
Ind.a Rubber Leggins, tl per pair.
And ali kinds Rubber Goods-inoluding Rubber
Roots and Shoes Rubber Stopp.rs for Bottles, Door
Mat Undershe citing for Beds In siokness &c. no. st
manufaoturers' prices, at Il. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3O8 Pennsylvania avenue,
deo lQ-tt Bet Ninth and Tenth eta.
The national Republican., 1862-03-03

Whiteh urst, No. 434 Penn. Avenue,
In selling original 0artes de uisiB photographs
Of Generals Soott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan Ia the latest published, and Is con.
sidered the hest In existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
IL oalled 70 Dur full lsngth lsttsrtypes, for send
ing by mail. dso Is
The national Republican., 1862-03-03
deo l9-ti
Corns. BuutOns. Calosittes.

Corns, BuntOns, Calosittes,
Cbilblains Frosted Feet, Bad Malls Enlarged Joints,
and ali diseases Of the Feet cured without pain by
DIR. WHITE, SURGEON CHIRoPopIsT,
49B Pennsyyania Avenue, between ~ and 9th Sta,
Room No. 7, second floor.
Once hours from .. m. 100 6p m.
~ Calls made at private residences, whendesred.
The national Republican., 1862-03-03
Coal OIL. Coal OIL.

Best Kerosine Oil, by the barrel, at 3s cents; by
the gallon, at 50 cents Lamps. Cans and Shsdes
- cheap as can be bought In Washington. at
STEWART h eOS's,
mar l-3t. Corner of Twelfth and II streets.
The national Republican., 1862-03-03

WRAPPING PAPER
Fer Sale ~ 1hts O0oos
The national Republican., 1862-03-03
LOCAL NEWS. =
rsAavssssssss,

nsAriy 10 thousand oepiss Of Ne R7ub'
xoam afo circulated among the Seating popuia.
ticu eysry day, besides thsiarge pambsr served
tofegulAr subscribars, AdveruSe<S will take
yote aooordlnsiy. .tt,gtsg
The national Republican., 1862-03-03

JOa RENT--A FIRSI-CLAsS BUSINESS
II Stand, BtoGe, Basement and Fixturss near
Louisiana avenue. -
For terms, spply on the premises marl-sr
The national Republican., 1862-03-03

xXJANTED FEW ACTIVE PERSONS,
w TO canvass the regiments Gu the Vrs lua shore
for stencil names. FroU three 10 i've dollars per
day may be realized by active operations Inquire
OF pA SMITH,
Washington Building, Room 2S,
fab iQ--lms Washington, ID. Y.
The national Republican., 1862-03-03

IXJANTED-TO HIRE A SMART, ACTIVE
w colored BOY, not over eighteen years OF age
to take care OF hor.e and make himself generally
useful about house. Apply 10 me, AT the office o,
Cspt. Dana, corner Of Twenty second and G streets
feb 2S-.Jts GEO, HILDRETH
The national Republican., 1862-03-03

w IANTED-ONE THOUSAND q ,Ooe) GROSS
w Of Wine and Ale Bottles, Of various sizes for
which cash will be paid EuQuire of ANDERSON
h CO., at Hawlsy nsughlins Portable Tent De
pot, corner 0i Tenth and II streets
WAkhIsGros, ID. q. feb .s-ot~
The national Republican., 1862-03-03


Personally appeared before me, this I'd day
of March, 1862, Frank Henry, the reporter
Of the National Republican, who, being sworn,
deposes and says;
On Tuesday night, between 10 and II O'Clock,
stopped In 1T Justice Johnson's ONCE, which
is next door to the office Of Justice Dom.
While in the office, l was informed that wO'
man had been arrested by officer Keese on
~ Commitment had been applied for by Ohicsr
J. M. Bushsr, on behalf OF Reese. I imme.
diately got up and started to 60 into the adjoin.
ing once. The front door, which was locked,
was opened by, Mr.. Busher. There was no
light in the front ofios, but In little side room
there was light and in the room heard persons
oonvsrsing. One Of the parties engaged In
conversation tods Uon.dn. went towards
the room from whence the sounds proceeded
and had got as far as the door whom ] was mel
by Keese, who said Don't come in here, this
is something private" !, however, got a
glimpse Of the inside Of the back room. There
The national Republican., 1862-03-03

nOARDING-NEAR THE STATE DEPART-
Is ment two u !ntemen and wives can be nc
commodated at $50 u street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets, ut al per week; or tour
Gentlemen, nj BOO per week each ieo .s--ett
, 1862-11-07
N1ATTERS AT TIRE CAPITAL.

from the Washington Daily Chronicle, Sd
Tue buildings on Pennss ivAuia avenue, east
Ct tte capitol, known as Duff Green's row."
made famous as hiving been occupied for L
long time as quarters for the s'contra5auds"
thrown upon the nlerciss ct the government,
Eare recently been retiited i'll the ulaaner re-
uu!red, AID &re TO be used as military pr1son,
The large number Of unwilling barriers n,w
en'eriall I'd by the military authorities renders
necessary eucn an extension Of their facilities.
Among the changes effected by the war,
that which has been produced IN the city OF
Washington is probably the most miraculous.
One Of the common predictions at the COM
m< ncement OF the rebellion was, that the na-
tiuua1 capital, Under the influence 0. Northern
money ard enterprise, would be transformed
Into a popusous aud thrifty metropolis, and
that when the dead weight Of slavery was
lifted from the people it had so1ouK oppressed,
new nen, new manners, and ntR lnsritut ons
would rapidly a:psar and drive the old r1t:te
system out Of existence. This prediction IS
been niarvelfousIy realized. H. who looks
below the busy surface Of the war1tke opera-
1ioDs all around lis will see the Northern
heart pa1pftatipg, driving Northern blood into
all tue arteries Of trade, and inyigor4ting and
etrel X henirg every department Ut life. New
buildings ST: teing erected. new stores Open
ct, and splendid city railroad is laid d ] N,
contributing alike to the comfort Of tn4 peo-
rle and the pockets OF It's projectors. FIVE
or six places ct amusement are nightly c.lWu-
I'd. Some OF these innovations will, perhaps,
pass away when peac. rrturas, but my viii
r. main liked aud permanent Improvements
upon the dreamy psst.
, 1862-11-07
E h. 9 IrihunEs
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER :, 1869,
: L&TEkRN HOME.
-

II distant tamFr cur eoldisrs wait III til ne ..ses
C1&c.
TO cheer taeir h:nr.s, and comfort then With
losin. words from home.
One comr&oe to anutacr ttAs how aweet ths meg.
tage Seen q,
Ee dreane Of home, and te'ae his hopes and troa.
blcs III his dscams
l-ath warm spi-1le traced by hands unused to hold
Isessals in words plain as these. the hearts ol
We =,.lsr our thirst at running brooks, while
marching in th- heat;
with sta.~t tiEg gait, VIC tread in plths worn
out by wtasy feet;
- Y Z btud le1t ath our hcASy 1o1ds, We face both
tfln:rct Sud eulI,
'Ia, sturrh,s Of norrc sprin: fun IL ap, yaca tne
6Ey'e uarch is duns.
"The tivouac 'neath the rust,ing trees,-uoru
hr1. - hc expected fay.
hf sth+h sllL.s our n.y,nctr before the dawn
II dsy.
a'h eiaIce- frntn the foerau's etee! and speaks
III hlt,t ara r.il:
""e a1m'y s.and ard battle for the homes We
luye 70 MGi.s'
Thea Wit L.; wor6s Of 'sse and .=ath tick rude
= sri-tiss he:
So faH 8: their he2si- leap cat t,,r ht:;s,e and
fsts-'t.t md We,
VII. Low ,hrir joys snd sorrows, know their
i-:i7t+ that ft'i i've and hurn
Lot fssa1d With ltnsing glance to scc their
tafe Return.
Their ao:res are ours to cherish and their hopes
art Glife to Eeep:
III II a,e!s aaG na1nes remembered now. and in
tlci1 last. long sleep.
&c.
, 1862-11-07
Gold Mines Of the Columbia,

Better reports are com.,g from thu new gold
tnines, or portion OF tbcu,, on the western
slope OF the Rocky Mountains, than few
mt,r,Es hack. Salmon Kizer, b ,*eyer, is but
seldom mentioned. Powder River is one Of
TIC principal points OF attraction Good
mines are +. por'+d on some of the head wa
tiers Of John D,.v's River. Some good re-
ports come from Deer Lodge. He'll Gate aud
other streams in the same viciDity. These
streams arc the ,cad waters ol the Nor; b
Fork Of the Columbia, or Clarke River.
Good diggings are also reported to have been
found on some OF the leAd tributaries OF the
Missouri
All these mines are in 4 high latitude, and
OF lufty altitude. Letters from there report
sharp froets in July and August, and from ',ue
to TWO inchts OF Ice every light iQ the early
part Of September. 4 few miners Are rep art
cd as doil well, but the vast n1aj 'rity arc d,-
irg nothirg. or III next thifg 10 il There
c4n be hut little agricultural country there,
and the settlers must long &c depend mt up
on the distant markets OF S. Louis aui Port
land, Oregon, for their supplies.
, 1862-11-07
Gold Excitement In California.

iE4tAA hAG %Ilu4Auia \SAl.J N0Qf1Ef
Last "Wednesday evening great excitement
Was caused IN town BY tue report lhata 1artz
lode had b:sn Gi-csyrred on the luther slop.
OF the s1errss, near the summit, BY the sur
veyors company, now engaged In tracing the
line Of the contemplated neG wagon TO u to
Memo. All kinds Of stories, Representations
and reports are in Circulation regarding it
that OF Chips may be quoted as specimen,
Nao declA1.s that tie l,de is tigh. .een fest on
the surface, OF solid gold, growing richer as it
dtscencs! At any rate, it is said to be the
rlchs st quar'z mime ever discovered in all this
district =! country, and some say that 50
much gold is present iu the rock that it Is vesy
difficult to oseak mp the quartz in tue ofdin 4r> !
nlarieE. On Tuesaay there was 4 great s:.i1ll-
ptGe Of min. rs from here to the mou Itaius ;,
to fEe the new Ei Dorado. Some iift5 vent
ftem this nc,gheorhood On that day, and more
or 1cks Lave b. sn journe. ing 1hlsher gard ever
since. All the horses ot the livery men here
IRE gone. or engaged to 80, aud mAuy have
gone on foot.
, 1862-11-07
Patents To Western Isayeutors.


The following list OF patents has been is
sutd to Western inventors, and c1h:iAly re-.
ported by the Patent office:
N: c. Bouk, Clinton. lows, rafting logs aad
4. Edeon. Cambridge, Illinois. washing ms
L. Ergleston, Battle Creek, Michigan, flllrg
9. 3. and c. 4. Garltughouse, Auen.ville, 1nd!-
am harvester.
J 7. Gilmore, Burton. Ohio, dressing mill
stones.
3: Gonzales. Goodland. Indiana chest and table
70: making bread.
B F. Gossir, Cincinnati. Ohio, machine for
Enahlr {: fas1enllEs f.,r railroad rails.
l., Howard, M1ea, Ohio, treach-1osdiog dse
arms
j. 4. J<aes, Dayton. Onion. separator and amut
machine
y: Il don, Roseville, Indiana, cul:iyato..
j Lees. Racine Wisconsin. chutn.
G AcGitnis, thica.o, Illinois, emut and eepa-
ra!or machine-
6 Poppy andc. q. colsrove, Rochester, Ohio,
G. Roth. C1rc,nna:i. Ohio. candle mon1ds.
j. Ryns azsou. FaEningtou. Illinois, harvester.
O. 6hefwt cd, Independence. lows, grinding
mills.
D. Smcdlcy, Chicago. 1lliaots, sra:e.
j. .ThompsuI. Fcvay. Indians. churn.
]. H. aid " Z. Wallis, Milton, lows, corn
piaIttr-
r. " Gatce. T. Chalmers, and D. &. F.aze,.
Chicago, 1linoi-. Through meeue assignment Of
n. Hedges, OF -anne place.
Improve melts In eyaporating and defeating
tcEsr juices and solutions. and apparatus for
fane.
". Mutually, St, Pau1. Minnesota. pump.
, 1862-11-07
A Ghastsy Wound.

At the concentrating hospit IT," ne.r An
tistsm battle field. Is remarkable case, en-
titled to special notice. VIM. Kidd, 10Th MIS-
stroaeh ths % lace, and isid on the @ osttls % isid
swo days and one night before he vas picked
up- The bal. supposed to be . grape shot,
entered H. right check bone and cam. ont
in:m 6:atelg opposite, fracturing said Done,
carly iLg away the upper pottkon At tue mus
clts Il tn: face On both checks, the eatira
rose, tie hight eye. md the sup-Tcila1 ridge,
md, also, the entire bony casing OF The eye.
lbe upper jaw fell down over the lower j.w
and ctiu, leaving. his palAte and throat ex.
p;.ecd: TIE rehel surgeons pronounced thls
casetbepeltfs; !; but under the medical skill ii
our sr rfecrst tie ma. is 20 far recovered u to
~.lk The streets. Mr, Kidd say8 wnen he leff
Mississippi be IVES \ 6ue lookiag f=uow, the
usfce OF his \ ife, And the admiration Of all the
bell, OF the village; but his .ifa aad friends
win scarcely believe that the Autistam battle
helped his personal appdaranco mu:h.
, 1862-11-07

PApruAu. Ky.. Oct eth 1851.
PTc1cea!e vii be received HI this Office uut1t -
oclotk II. on Wednesday. re 19su day Of November.
1862, for furnishing
t3noc) Three Thousand tons Of trst-cla5s TIN .thy
Hay we'll pressed, and deltresci Ia good st sat
Ia: Era or Beats. clch b1ar llai to b. ,ca;u.
panied bY the affidavit 1f at le A.t nae Ta(1 .!ia
Ntr2n statitE tie quantity OF H1; continued
taertln.
{feCc5) Siy1y Thousand bussels # sorad rpsrc5a1.
ahlt She'll I'd ttorn. t's lbs to e bashe J, mt
up in new EuLn3 cass LOT o-SerWtse ii ~
ftirn atet IA f1e cantEHcs> Atd delivered in
such 4uanttits III the npiniou If the u 4,Iur
signed the wants O. tn E.tvtc- NAV require
Ce roe} T1e1t rlhsusand bu.hsls of that's {S4 ia T.,
the hustlnD- IL be ci<aa and sou4n. AID de-
1ivsred Ia = a'E1il~E EaanneJ, aud su oect to the
cam provt.iorf as Corr
TIE u'CeftsEet reserves the right OF vc3ectnx all
bids inside, an4 Of tncIe +s'oE nr diminishing the Qaan
ttty Vi Hay. Gals Corn onetI'Fa fsch Ris I
re made In the ralDe If ALL TIE KARrlEs cnSSEcrED
WITH x TRANSACTION. Ga tbs aAck attAc j
to the hid will o. guarantee sHad bT tEo persons
CT h oEn rrspon ibiity thAt the bldder viii cute
tte contract eth approved surety tur IT, Performance
If aw. 1ded to him The delivery Ct the Forage H.
sn1tahe quantities INIT eoNm!n Ii ten days from
the cate Of contract the terms ef which 4ubs.au
tfn1y ated In This aivrrsis msnt 1t Is particularly
requested ttA5 b dsgs be rrescut At opening Of
the pop sss Without posttire kco w..dse taa: :ht
parties reltahe aids sill be cts II upoa uni -
tic ptre< making them ara pze9e1t at tha orean-
Fern fer llsk'rs proposals Etl be furnished u3oz
Aip' ~'' Z. A. Pierre. Capt and Ao-x.
, 1862-11-07

~ Many Of the Kentucky rebets have
been hesFtlessly robbed By John Morgan, and
yet they feel compelled to praise him without
stint: They remind one Of 1.-THE jockey, who,
whilst showing od fl1ly that he wished to
ueal, received from the animal severe kick In
tAe ria. 1hoaga half dead with pain, he
exclaimed With smile, u Pretty playful erea-
taze!"