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The national Republican., 1862-09-01

THs TwELrru PENNSYLVANIA CAvALlY.-The
imputstlous upon this regiment, In respect 70
their behavior under the attack made by the
enemy In the early part Of last week upon
Bristow, Aauassss and Fairfax stations, ssem
to have been entirely unjust. These impuls-
lions we're thrown out, when Il was supposed
that the attack was q mere raid OF . small
party. II 10 now known 70 have been tha
work Of strong army, and the resistance made
BY the Twelfth Psnnsylvanla cavalry Is be-
llevsd to have been gallant and determined.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

ESPECIAL CoRsxsrospEAox EVENING SrAa."
It Is under the above too we'll known caption,
that the S,ar Of last Saturday publishes.a letter
purporsing TO bs dated ct Falmouth, August
49," giving au account Of the blowing up Of
the bridges across the R,ppahAnnook which
connect Falmouth with Fredericksburg, and Of
an iron foundry at Frsdsricksburg. 1t turns
out that neither event has really occurred, and
iu no letter really written At Falmouth, could
either event have ponibly been described -
having occurred. The blowing up Of bridge,
or Of foundry, is something about which there
could be no mistake 10 the immediate vicinity.
When editors get rumor, II Is much safer
to put Il In the form Of . paragraph, than Of
letter from the locality, II II is desired 70 pre-
serve special correspondence, from falling
into dirspste.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

TH1 rERRrPic cANNoNADrHa on the battle.
ground at Bull Run was distinctly heard here
oil day Saturday. Asthe wind from that quarter
frsshsned, tho sound became 20 distinct and
clear that most persons thought that the scene
Of battle had been shifted TO somewhere near
Alexandris. The sound, when everything wss
calm, resembled distant thunder, but at I've
O'Clock, when the wind sprung up from The
southwest, ths sound became more distinct, and
the number Of guns 10 the engagement could
almost have been counted BY The rsvsrbsration
Of their sound. During the afternoon, the street
corners were .hronged With crowds Of excited
persons, listening 70 the din Of battle, and aux.
iously discussing the probabilities Of viait
from stosswall and his rebel horde.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
Tnu MAlun ELxCrlOa.

Ths election In Maine Of Governor, oi Eve
Representatives 10 Congress, and Of leeisla-
turs upon which will devolve The choice Of .
United States Senator, Gomez OF on Monday.
the sth instant There can bs little doubt Of
the result, but Il will still be looked for With
interest, - Il 10 among the Arst Of the free
States 70 pronounce judgment 10 The fall cleo.
lions upon the great issue Of the day.
or The a,s caadIdafs;s- iJf 81 tie USSitsd Slater
House Of Representatives, put 10 nomination
y hs sipoes.n' Of ..ns three are mem
Rice, and g ,od wio. Ia the other two districts.
the present members would have been rs.nomi-
mated II they had desired II. Their place,
are supplied BY two gentlemen, Msssrs. Blaine
and Perham, representing hsntically the same
views and principles.
The question presented 10 the people Of Maine
u, 10 oil the dsrlots that Of the earnest and real
prosecution Of The war for the Union. The
good sense Of the masses 10 Maine, a. every
where els, 10 the loyal States, will detect and
reject that sham UnionIsm, which favors scoes
don, by rel ,cting the measures by which 1t can
alone be put down. The value Of conditional
Unionism Is pretty we'll understood BY this
time, and the men who will not support the
Union, except with the impossible qualification
that II must be the "UnIon ss Il wss," will not
impose upon anybody except those who love 70
be cheated. That Is not the character Of th.
people Of Maine, % they will dsmonstrats by
their votss next Monday.
The Congressional ticket Of the true Union
party is q very strong one 10 its psrsonns.
There are no more useful sud respected men,
hers Of The present House than Mesrs. Pike,
Rice and Gnodwin, and the two new nominees,
ksssrs. Blaine and Psrham, have already proved
their popularity in many places Of local lrus,
and honor.
Their election, 10 Itself, and ss Indicating The
course Of political results In the free Ststss,
will be Of more value to the country than q
victory in the field.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

these leaders sach - Dr.. Duudy, Rev. Mr. Nsl-
sou, Judge Allen. Judge Duff and john r.
Aulksy. Il released, would be dangerous 10 tbs
community.
(Stgned,) N. Cox"
have also before me The deposiiions Of
Fletcher Fergis who, in bis account Of Judge
Mulkey's speech says he said "that be had onoe
before been tried before Gen. Prenti.s, but
Prentis was now prisoner, and be thanked
God be could not be tried before him"
Isaac n. Burdick, Wilshin Bundy and JAs
Fergis severslly testify 70 being prsseut at the
meeting held at Marion On The llth inst, aud
the preceding dspositions were guilty Of
reasonable uttersnoss, similar 70 thoss 70.
0 ,rded above.
The following 10 The certificate Of the Justice
OF the peace before whom these depo,itioui
were taken:
STATE or ILLINOIS, Jackson County, ~:
!, Olairbosns Jackson, sjustios Of the peace
10 and for said county, do hereby certify that
,be foregoing dspositors were taken before
me 90 the 18th day Of August, 1862. at Oar
bondale, In said county. That tho several de-
ponents were respectively sworn before they
gave their depositons that they respectively
signed their names In my presence, afssr The
same had been read over 70 each OF thsm.
In witness whereof have bereunto tignsd
my name this 10Th day Of August, A. D.. 1862
O. BAlRow, J. P.
imagine nothing can b nssdedto establish
the fact that there exists reasonable organi-
zasiOn 10 our midst upon which Uncle Abra
ham should place bis foot Should more testi
mony be needed II shall be forthcoming.
understand that the prominent members al
ready arrested, will be taken 10 Washlugton
there 10 receive The Dunlshmsot due 10 traiDrp
Let us hope they will not through The mistaken
cIsmsncy Of the Government, be turned loose
sgain 70 promote rebellion In our midst
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

MOVEMENT OF TRooPs.-Thrse nav regi.
msnts passed through THE city on Saturday,
Wis: One Hundred and Thirty seventh Penn.
sylvsnla, Seventeenth Michigan, and Nine
teenth Maine. We could but notics the nobls
bearing Of these nne athletic soldiers. Their
movements we're orderly, and, BY their nrm
tread and military appearance, they seemed to
ny, We are ready TO march to Dixie and meet
The ioss Of our country ct once.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
a Gard Grem Gen. DlsnksP.
To hN Mitor Of tN National Rspubliom:

WAsHNofoN, D. O., Aug. so, 1869.
erR: 10 your paper Of % day you take the
trouble TO bring . notice about my person.
Although fully spprsciaiug your kind intsn.
ton, bsg'to correct mistake which might
produce an erroneous impression. Am n I
living on ny farm, whore !, however, could
afhnrA n Iva dnrinp twelve years previous 10
this war, but waiting hsvs for orders, - ii.
rsctsd 70 do BY the Secretary Of War.
Ian, cir,
Your obedient servant,
Louis BLlSKER,
Brigsdier General.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

WHo WILL RESPOND 1T will be seen BY an
order, which We publish elsewhere, that the
Medical Director calls upon our citizens Who
oan do 20, TO open their houses for the rsosp.
tlou Of oonvalssoent soldiers, to make room
In the hospitals for those wounded men who
are coming 70 % from the battle fields Of vk.
ginls. Some four hundred came 10 last night
and more will bs here soon. Let the bensvo-
lent and all those who can do 20, rsspend at
once 10 this call in behalf OF humanity.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
An APPnAL.

suR0soN 0sHsaALs OvYIon,
WASHINGTON CrrY, August 80, 1869.
10 he Loyal Womsn and MQdrs~ Of As Uniied
Natss:
The supply Of lint In the market ls nearly
exhausted. The brave men wounded 10 de-
fence Of their country will soon be Id want Of
L. Iappsal to you 10 come to our cid in sup.
plying us with this necessary article. There
b scarcely woman or child Who cannot sorape
lint, and there 10 no way iu which thslr assist-
auos oan b more usefully given than In for
uishing us the mssns to dress The wounds Of
those who fall 10 defence Of their righh aod
their homes.
Contributions will be received In Beston by
Surgeon A. N. NoLarsn, us A.; 10 New York,
BY Surgeon 3. 8. Sattsrlee, q. 8. A.; In New
ark, BY Assistant Surgeon Jsnswsy; In Phlls-
delphia, BY Surgeon Geo. E. Cooper, U. 8. A.;
10 Baltimore, BY Surgeon O. O. Cox, U. 8. A. ;
10 Washington, BY Surgeon 9. 8. Laub, U. g. A. ;
In Cincinnati, BY Surgeon Glover Perrin, o. 8.
A; In Louisville, BY Surgeon J. r. Head, U. 8.
A.; In st. Louis, BY Assistant Surgeon 9. 8.
Alexander, U. 8. A, or by any other medical
ofaosrs Of the Army.
WnLIAx A. HAMMOND,
Surgeon General,
U. 8. Army.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
TROA EREDERioKsBURs.
THE CITY STILL IN UNION HANDS.

From gentleman, who 10 citizen Of Fred.
srlcksburg, and who let there last Saturday
night, We learn that the report that the bridges
and Scotts fouudry were barusd, and the
place evacuated, Is incorrect. There appeared
to be no intention TO evscuate The oIty, bat on
the CONTRARY, Gen. Burnside and bis men az.
pressed determination to hold the place and
give tho rebels specimen Of their pluck.
Mr. Huuioutt, the editor Of the Gtrissian
Banner, and few other male Uoion citzsn
have LETT the city, and are now 10 Washington,
Considerable excitement, over the issue Of the
present battles, Of course, exists, but no ssri
Gus alarm.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

AO-Ths Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
will not be able 70 furnish proprietary stamps
until about the 10th Of September.
On sad alter the arst Of September, and
until tho proprietary stamps osn be supplied,
manufacturers Of articles mentioned In schs.
duls O will be required to keep IN accurate
account Of oil articles Manufactured, sold,
or removed from the premises Of tho mAnufAo-
tursr the account to be verified by oath and
payment 10 be made thereon. .
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
EvrRCTs OF DELAY.


NauIy, Of Astronomical Observatory" fame,
has addressed letter TO the London Tmes, In
which be says:
at 10 . fact not generally known abroad,
hut may state II now. that when this war
commenced, and evsn after We had assembled
An army 10 the hald, suoh VIA the want Of pre-
paratiOn, and such WAS the lack OF munitions
Of war on our part. that there was not only not
percussion cap machine 10 the Confsderxcy
but whom the army Of Manassas toek up its po
sttion II had but four rounds TO the man. Had
the enemy Joined battle with u there . few
weeks sooner than be did. We should. for ths
want Of percussion Gaps. have had to quit ths
neld or nght him entirely with the bayonet."
1t never was doubted BY anybody, who had
common sense and hs oOlro9s to maks uss o5 u
that when our forces crossed the Potomac Ia
Nay, 1861, they should have marched directly
upon Manassas junction, which was sn i'm.
portant strategic point, and which no enemy
had then assembled TO defend.
We have preserved ample notes for history
Of this war, and II our life and strength are
spared, We will do our part towards preserving
for The benefit Of mankind, the record Of the
management, under which, what might have
bssn promptly quslled as = rebellion, has ex
psnded into civil war Of proportions 20 g.
gsntIc - TO have NO precedent in the snnsll
Of The world.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

The United States frIRate New Ironsldss has
been ordered back 10 Philadelphia from her
recent expedition. Captain Turner hsa made
. very favorable report a. TO the good quail.
ties Of tho vessel. but objects 70 being sent to
sea without her spArs. Toe Ironsides had her
rpars removed for an expected emergency 10
James river, st City Point, and - that has
passed of, the Navy Department has concluded
10 send her back 70 take in her spsrs and then
send her further South. This alone 10 the pur-
pose Of her return.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

- Forty three wagon loads Of bopitsl
supplies lett here Saturday evening fO hs bat.
ae-Asld. ''r
Do Medical Inspector Coolidge, Surgeon Page,
Assistaot Surgeon Webster, and oher medical
ofaosrs Of The army and private physicians, also
Ian
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Large Union Nssting-Ssreaads 70 Gen.
BalIer.
New YoRk, August S0.-The steamer Matan-
zas arrived here last night from New Orlsans
on the 22d Instant
The city continues healthy.
Arms arc being found in all sorts Of outof
the way places, but NO owners for them.
A large Union meeting was held here on the
evening Of the Goth instant, and Major General
Butler vas serensded.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
Psnnsyivania's Quota 70 be Raised with
Out . DRAFT.

0ug . DRAFT.
HARRISBURG, Aug. .29.-Information received
st the Military Department here, from every
section Of the State, jussi6es the belief that the
draft will have 10 be resortsd 70 In very fsw
dlstrion, II any.
Voluntesrs are pledged 10 almost every
ooouty to Do furnished promptly alter the
quota 10 declared. The loyalty Of the State 10
aroused, and there 10 little doubt but that
Psnnsylvaniss full quota will be volunteered
In due time. Where the volunteers are not fur
nished In any district, the draft will certainly
be made ct the time appointed.
Two full regiments will be sent 70 Washing
ton from this place each day during The next
seven days, and seven additional regiments
will be sent from Philadelphia q fast q trans
portaton can bs procured,
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
Hkw nRoLARD lrnns.

Contributions 70 The soldiers fund In tbe oih
Of New Bedford now reach the sum Of ssvoa
thousand and sixty seven dollars.
The valuation Of Boston for The present ysss
ls, real estate, Slss,6ls,40O; personal, Sll2,
AZ, 900; polls, Ss7,oss.
Col. Ebsnessr ". Pierce, oi The Nassschu-
sstts Twenty Iinth, hes 20 iAr recovered ffcn
hs wounds y 70 be able 10 again join hIs rsgi- |
msnt
Ths Portland Aduaasr, edited by rsns-
gods Democrat Of The iatense bunker stripe, =
charged TO The brim with malignant spis 10
wards Mr. Greeley, becAnfs Of bic letter 70 ths
President
The town Of Chatham, Massachusetts,, bss
voted 10 pay volunteers for nine menths $50
bounty, and - per month TO each member q
bic family during his absence.
Hon. 9. o. J. Smith, st the great war meet
Ing 10 Portland, Asise, the other day, said i've
have yet 70 learn that the frst traitor heart Wa
found 10 sny female bosom In New England"
and b inquiries how could shakspears ~,
woman, thy name is frailty." All this may
be true Of New England women; but II Nj.
Smith were TO look over this community, hs
would nud that The worst traitors 10 this city
ere surrounded by orinoline.
We learn from the Hartford Press that 70.
cruiting ls going on briskly In that sata.
Connecticut will not leg behind any Of her Sic
ter States. Governor Buckingham hss already
told % that alllng both hsr quotas will take
one half Of her able bodied men.
New Hsmp.hlrs's quota Of three years. mea
b full. Good for the old Granite State.
Professor Patterson, Of Dartmouth College, b
making eloquent speeches. In various places 10
that State in behalf Of enlistmeuts
Hon. r ". Rollins, also, Is doing good
work in this behalf
The town Of Dorchester, N. a., has voted 10
pay 500 70 each recruit who shall volunteer
70 oil up the town quota.
There wss frost In Bakers river valley, N.
H., August Is. but Il b thought the damage 10
not serious. IF
Albln Beard, editor Of The Nashua 7sleraph
Il 10 feeble health, and fears are entertained
that be may not recover.
Rev. J. n. Durgin has been appointed chap.
lain Of the New Hampshire Twelfth regiment
he had enlisted a. private in the regiment
The appointment Is good one.
The ssll-styIed conservatives Of Boston have
held meeting 70 sse what can be done 10 put
down what they call rsdicallrm at the polls.
The meeting was Of oourss very select, AMI
among tho names Of gentlemen constituting ths
gathering, ws notice those Of EE Gov. Gardner,
Geo. 8. billiard, Patrick Donabos, Of ths Boston
Piiot, (CathnlIo,) George Il. Dsvessux, Of dark.
lantern uotoriety, Lsverett saltsastall, and
Samuel wellsa These seedy, dilapidatsd poll.
acisns will probably cause mighty change iu
Massachusetts ~ Governor Andrews "a Nr.
Sumner must stand from under.
A most terrible hail storm occurred IN Wor.
oestsr last week. Much damage was done 10
tho frnIt and corn, sto. in one greenhouse
ave thousand psnes Of glass were broken. One
hail stone was picked up nsos~ing niHs t~cAss
In eire,untsresos, and one weighing sis osNess.
The Rev. T. W. Hissinson 10 getting nne
company Of nine months voluntsen In Wor-.
osstsr.. Il Is now nearly full.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

- The following third Assistant Engineers
hsvs been ordered 70 the Western Gulf blsoka-
ding squsdrok 70 report TO Rear Admiral Far
rssut for such duty as be may assign thea:
Robert Weir, WE. Pratt, Jesse =. walton,
Jao. D. Ford, jas. e. Spieghts.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

growers THsArRE.-This delightful place
Of amusement was nlled on Saturday evening
with highly pleased and delighted audience
The play Of the " Poor Gentleman" was pu
upon the stage at late hour and there was n.
much Time for rehearsal; still It was renderf
In very entertaining manner, and gave ger
era! satisfaction. We predict aourishing a.
son for Mr.. Grover, the enterprising msnser.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

- The editor Of the Ssar says that hs per-
ospdbly smsllsd gunpowdsr on Saturday from
the battle st Osntrevills. Hs will probably
never smell Il st any iss distance from any
battle field
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
LATEST NEWS !
The Battle Of Saturday.
Qss. PSpe Jotssed ~ Fraskstss
0ssd SsssnssIr.
Expecsed RessescAI Or ske Con-.
Ntct.
Cen. Psps IN . ssrons Position.

The following 10 the latest and most reliable
intelligence from the army Of Virginia:
The enemy was heavily rsiuforcsd on sstur'
day, and attacked Gen. Pope's army before
The arrival Of Franklin and Sumner.
The attack was boldly met, and . severe
battle followed. The advantage, on the whole
was with The enemy, and Pope fell back tc
CsntrsvIlls, with bis whole army, 10 good Or
der. He has now been joined st oeutrevils
BY Franklin and Sumner. He occupies the
strongest position in the vicinlty Of Washing
top, and b expected promptly 70 renew The
contest, and repeat the successes Of Friday.
Every effort should be used 10 hasten The
forwarding Of relntordsmsuts.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM ARKANSAS.
Lsttr from ths Rebel General Lse 70 Colonel
Fitch.
lag Psaesfai Cisissns. e
HsLHNA, ARkANsAs,
August ~, 1862

HslnNA, Arkansas,
August ~, 1862.
kAJoR GsSERAL HALLsCK,
Commanding United States Army:
Sra: 70 day, for The nrst time. letter from
General Lee, O. 8. A, dated near Richmond,
"a Instant, fell under ~ obssrv .tiou. charging
Brigsdisr Gsneral @. N. Fitch" with having
/" murdered In cold blood two peaceful sid-
ssne." hsvsno claim To the title, being plain
Colonel, but am doubtless the officer alluded 70.
Some jourosl lsuded me during the late Whits
river expedition for the alleged hanging oftwo
hostages.
General Lee censures me for The same sup
posed aot. The praise and oeusurs are alike
undessrved, aud the charge In both Gases with
out the shadow Of foundation 10 fact Row.
ever many Of them may have deserved differ
eut treatment, not . man Wa killed by the
troops under my command except In fair 20.
tion. ..
lam, very respectfully, your obsdisnt SER
want,
(sisnsd,) G. N. Frcu,
Ool. Asth Iad. Vols, oommd'g brigade
and late White River expedition.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

During he battle tall, commanding nsure,
supposed 10 have been jackson, va seen 10
tss froot sad thickest Of the fight, mounted on
. splendid charger. and waving biz sword
aloit, urging on bic meu.
Manassas b 10 our possession, and most Of
our wounded arc being nveyed thlther, and
made u comfortable, - possible Ia the brick
houss Of Nr. wisr, once occupied BY Bsaurs
gard - his hssdquartsrs.
The railroad bridge over Ball Ron will soon
BE- N coalition 10 uss, and thc soffsrsrs will
be conveyed 10 this oily - fast - possible. II
b Impossible, q this point, 70 obtain any sccu
rate statement - 10 who have bssn killed or
wounded, or which regimsnts have suffered.
Ths slaughter among oor oaaosn h. u usual,
vssy heavy. No firing was Asafd In the dirsc-
lion Of The armies yesterday.
Finding Il impossible 10 gss In position N
rssdse ssrvics, we concluded 70 do our duty,
- obsdIsot volunteers, and return homo - or.
dsrsd. Hsving stood for some time 10 the
drsocbisg rain, We 70 sntsrsd ths burden cars,
ssi ~ liks number Of wst" nurses " wss never
looked upon before. We could not disguise
lAs fAot that "cold water bad been thrown
On the expedition, which cooled our arior 10
such sn extent that the generous amount and
endless variety Of the "n nrs water brought 10
revive the sick failed 70 enliven the spirits 90
- 10 enable rs 10 contemplate the return from
On uoasoonprDbed srsnd Of mercy. We
thoaghs 10 sorrow Of the thousands Of our brave
brethren who were langulshIng and dyios
almost within our reach, and We willing and
snxions. but unable. 10 saocor them.
We left Fairfax station about 8 O'Clock A. ~,
and arrived at Alexandra about II O'Clock
where We were informed that, BY patiently
waiting, 70 should start 10 half IN hour for
Washington. False hopesl-ssd dissppoint.
msnti After two houn delay, We left tho care
and "sksdaddled" for the boat Here We wan
dered from wharf 10 wharf, following the little
"Will o. the Wip" Of boat which fitted about
from wharf to wharf. 10 search Of landing
place 10 the throng Of vessels which blocksded
The wharves. Al last The little steamer dis
appeared. Then commsnoed another series Of
''skedsddling" operations 10 various directions
BY our unfortunate party. The greater portion
undertook the walk to this city by land, over
the Long Bridge. .r
With limbs crAmped BY confinement, bodlse
weary with want Of sleep, and completely tired
Of our brief experience - volunteers" We
succeeded 10 accomplishing the arduous task at
a late hour yesterday, and after jotting down
the few Ideas above, We sought rest, praying
that when next We are called upon 70 tender
our services 70 the country that We shall have
something 70 do, and prompt conveyance "a
the scsns OF our labor.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
Msaday, September I, lss2.

~ All persons Who have failed 70 receive
this paper by applying to tho agents, can, BY
leaving their names at he ONCE and prspaylng
their subscription, have their papers served by
u special carrier from the once.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

- BrIgsdisr General ". y. Barry U.
Volunteers, (late, Chief Of Artillery, win Gt
eral AcClellan,) 10 assigned 70 duty ~ lnsp
tor General Of ARTILLERY, and 10 ordered 10
port 10 the Chief Of Ordnance
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

- Our reporters, who left Fairfax stsd
st 0 O'Clock A. n. yesterday, say that no FRI
was heard there during the morning, down
that hour. .,.,.g ..
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

~ Gen. Howard, who arrived here from
Maine last week, has gone into the field, and
taken the command Of . brigade.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

FaEDERICKsBURG NOT EvAcUATED.-The re-
port, yesterday, that Frsderickshurg has been
evsouated by Gen. Burnside 10 untrue More
over, neither the iron foundry, nor the bridge
In the neIghborhood, have been blown up, q
sistsd.-C Chronicls Of yesterday.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

- Col. Brown, u the Twentieth Indiana
regiment, was killed In the late battles ct Bull
Run.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

THs DRArr PosrpoNED IN KENTuoKY.-Ths
LouisvIlle journal learns that the draft In that
State has been postponed to the 2lst Of Sep.l
tember.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01

ITO LET.-A private family having mors room
Il than necessary, would let . bed roJm and par
ior to one o. tWu gsnilsnsn, with o. without board
or Q gentleman aud wife " Agreeable. Rnquirs d
A,S II street, between ssvsath and Eshtlf trssts.
sep l-tf
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
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