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Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

Gag Butler and Shepley are at logger
heads al New Orleans, about the respec-
tive authority each has in that city. But
Ter has seized 500, 900 which had bceu
raised for tie free market and for the
sunport of families of absent volunteers.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

nay~ a report in the Delta puts down the
number of cit zens of New Orleans who have
taken the oath o! allegiance to the United
States at about | 200. This is a very large
number, if there is any truth in it.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

geyr Partisan warfare is raging in Lou
siana. The par,isans ale said to be ia
king measures to sink federal gurbuat>
aud transports. The iederals are throw
ing up brcastE orks for the defense of New
Orlean..
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

% Letters intended for members of
Capt. Refs company, can be forwarded
by MIR. j. d. Smith. They should be
left at the store of Messrs Block on or
before Saturday next, II o'clock.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

ReEGen L. ii. Holmes, of the Trans Mis-
sissipp Department, is native of North Caro-
ma lie graduated in 1929, together with
Gems Jos. Z. Johnston, r. +. Lee and A. G..
Blanchard.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

II We learn from gentleman Just
FROM Carroll county, that, on the 18th
inst, the tory refugees from that section
and some Kansas jayhawkers, about 200
in all, came down to Berryville, in Madi-
son county, and arrested number of
citizens. They murdered Parks, an old
man named Haley, and a Missourian.-
They then went to Ca-rollton, and arrested
Bradley Bunch, E. w. Massengale, and
another, whom they took off. As Mas
sergale was very obnoxious to them, il
is supposed they murdered him. The
citizens collected and formed an indepen-
dent company, when the murderers fed.
being pursued to the Missouri line.
Rev. Mr.. Childress, who was in the
Legislature, and ran foot-race here one
winter, has son among them. He was
seen going to and coming from the federal
camp. He is now under arrest.
NH-" Little Rock Gdz.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

DoINGs OF THE BEAST BuTLER.-In the lower
part of Louisiana, where Buffers mercenar es
are in full sway, they have been burning, pill
Laying and committing infamous outrages per-
fectly characteristic of the well earned fame
Of the Yankees in this war. The towns of
Covington, Madisonville and Donaldsonville
have been burned and are now Wondering
mass of ruins. The plantation of Philip Lam
dry, large sugar planter, near Donaldson
vile, has been visited by them, and the entire
property-residence, sugar house, negro quar-
tiers. and corn cribs were all fired by these
protectors of private property, and then they
left with loud and exultant yells at their glori
Gus achievement. The town Of Bayou Sara
and the plantation Of the Estate of Doyle also
visited, from which they stole about twelve
hundred hogsheads of sugar.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

gaF COL l. G. Seymour. of the 9th Louisiana
regiment, land late editor of the New Orleans
BuIletin) was killed in the battle near Rich
mond. --
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

EIThe Golden Gate. which left San Fran
cisco, July 2lst. for Panama. with $50 pas
sengers and 81, 600 for New York; also
$40, 900 for T. glaqd, was burned at sea, July
-6th--one hundredfand eighty passengers anu
the treasure lost.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03
ARKANSAS - .TITUTE
FOE the
EDUCATION or THE Blls,

TUE ANNUAL SESSION of this Srbnalr
Il commerce at 4rha.lelpe.a. "a tie IL III
hAy IN September Che terms for frii.
board washing. Nr-. here there l. abif.r
paw are nn- hundred anil ,fxtv dollars u
session ri ten mont BY: hut iIi,Iag, NJ fiif,i y.
sons heiW-cn :lie ag.- .f Fix nnd frrerfr-s
rcsi'ient IN Afkan-H~. Will b. received h,s-
"a and Instructed. at tEr expense or The ST.
upon presenting a crrrii-Ite irnnl Fly. ~
siding ia l5e NJ Tie coI-fy III wi.fcH t.,-r itl
stating tI.at they ar. Hn H.. a. par for iaaI
1hi ihIii"n in thr Institute. Applirt-ian II
admission. Slnnlt, h- In N. to the SUI rs,,,.
'iHht- Wis ftTrT-S. AfsaI lphia. ani shauH
STATE the nahc. 4 n. mrnrHi cap irits. ana ..
cHhla!y rr'iin-t 'iicr- ma rtr person inr wnn
application I'M mht... tp@..fli with fhe M
ana p''ei ilrs OF rh- pIl-fir wy guar lial u
person hlNinE any offensive W. Infection, Il
ease. or AFFLICTED t. i:lninssi habits Will kfev
insly, be admitted info flir school 1irr ,,uni
vii live in the hnn-f. wish r'r ~uprrfut..tl4u
anil form part nr bis fausilr
he course 81 sruly j. SIMILAR H. tist I'M
sued IN aca'i,rirS :pr ;he seeing. efnhzacir
brthograrly. Rcatiing. Writing Aritfrtrti
Typography, Grammar. History. PhilaSs-rl
Natural History. Algebra. G..,mrtrr. Lanca
ge>. Vocal ami Instrumental Music. tngeth
wifh several branches IL lIhnlicraff. In il ii
"iieci OF the Institution. NOT only 10 eluca
fn" blind INTEL .ctGally sui morally. but to
them Tor seif-support. mainly as Teachers al
Mechanics The pupils spend a portion
ra'-i aiternoenin the workshops whore the no
learn 10 make mattresses ard corn broous. 81
the girls TO knit and sew. The school a
workshops are open 70 visitors at ali times.
cepung % ihe Sabbath. and all who {
~ interest, are cordially 4nyited to cal 6
i witness theeKcr ciscs
ArkadelPhia. Aug 18th. 1862
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

The federal Congress adjourned on the
l7th Of July. The appropriation amount.
ed to eight hundred millions of dollars.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03
VuN POPCLI.
WASHINGTON. Arkansas,
August lUth. 1862.
Col. EAKIS

Col. EAEIS,
iDear Sir:-We The undersigned
| members of Company &c" 9Th Regiment II
Texas Infantry, desire to express through your
very excellent paper our thanks AMI gratitude
| to the ladies of Washington, VINO have been
very kind 10 us whist sick III this place and
| vicinity.
DEAR LApIEs.-we. the undersigned. take
this opportunity and occasion nn leaving Wash
| ington for our regiment. 10 express to you our
most sincere and heart felt thanks and graft
tude for the very many kindn' sses and tender
| treatment received at your hands while sick in
your town. During cur Sirkcst moments you
visited US. and were attentive, and You were
kind To administer to our watts in i time -
need.
We I'D not. nor could VIZ expect such attcn
| tious of yo;. and in a strange country, our
selves tar tr ~ own dear homes and friends.
We cannot ini words {" express our feelings
towards you-uone 9TH 7 tn The heart a The
poor sick soldier knows how ~ appreciate such
goodness anil mercy towards Lin. You will
ever be to our memories dear, fu. z hi x you
not in the future. AMI trusting that Mud
Providence may justly reward you, rs VIC feel
col hdeut that hc wills, we being entirely una
b tu do So. except a. being true ami gallan II
soldiers to our believed country. you ana our
! selves. when Tie Yankee foe invaics Your coul-
| try aud homes g. dcvastatc AMI pundcr. ~ is
| their policy. We then, not forgetting ypu, WIFI
eudcavor to dp whole duty VI rep li.Eg lie
vile and wicked enemy ItOu your lnud.
Now in conclusion let uS again thank you
ladies', fur your motherly trentm mt durirG m
! sojuuin in your midst when far from our own
lear ami g"ul mothers. sisters 4 "A Friends.
May the q a ~ battles smile gratefully on
our sunny South and cansr. nt'i soon tcrmi-
IA te thi, war in our favor. AMI safely return
t. you all. l"ur dear friends again, which Wi.
we know, brin. pleasure AMI glndness back ~
your very dear AMI patriot" hrart' and lonely
homes Very Rr-pcctiu w. NC.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

rc-A quarrel between the rnrts
vians at Belgrade has broken ont Nd
war. and the Turks have been bo,nh.m1l0 3
Servians. A serious revolution l. .,,,,, ens
in RUSSIA. Garabaldi j. again mar srF;.'sai
r.ost the whole world app ar arrio,,a
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03
Terms Of Subscription.
Terms of Advertising.

Transient advertisements will be inserted
&or s. per square 40 lines, or less, for the
FIRST insertion. aud so cents for each subse-
quent insertion.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

At a meeting Of the officers nhl privatc- nj
the company of Capt j. j 1i.ru, CO.. Clark
Regiment, Volunteer infantry. hyli AZ Sprinp
Hill, Hampstead county ,Arkar~n-. ga the III.
day of August. 1867, Capt. J. j. Fam was mp
pointed Pre- sident, and ID. W Crow requested
10 act as Secretary, when the follow NJ Pre-
amble and Resolutions were offered BY ID. W
Grow, and unanimously adopted By the com
pany:
Whereas, During the time our company has
been campeJ at Spring TIil we have been viz
tied with sickness and death has been busy ia
our ranks. and
Whereas the good ladies' of Spring Hill and
vicinity have been as>iduous in their kind at
tentiGus tn Administering 10 our waits and
furnishing MS with every thing in the power Of
a kind and sympathetic people, thereby as-ur-
ing uS, that, though amongst strangers. we have
found friends an ongst people who appreciate
the soldier vino has left his family and hi
home TO battle 7 freedom, and for fire. do...'
tightS.
Therefore. lie ii Resolved, That we the Off
GERS and privatcs OF said company, do hereby
tender our sincere ,hai k to he kind ladies 0i
Spring Hill and vicinity, and especially to
Mrs. Turner, Mrs Finley, Mrs. Reynolds, and
Mrs. Ward for the Kindness they have shown
our sick comrades who have been PROSTATE |
by sickness. far from their homes and families
and that We will ever hold them in grateful re-
membrance, and hope, that as the best reward
for their Kindness, peace may soon smile upon
them; and We with them, share the blessings
of free, Independent, and happy people.
BE it further Resolved, that n copy OF these
Resolutions be furnished the above nameL Ia
dies, and that copy Of the same be sent to
the Washington Telegraph" with a request
20 publish.
CAPT. J. J. Finn, Pres'd
ID. w. CROW. Sec'y.
w. +. ShIPLEY. 1st. Lieut.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03

10 all Persons entitled 10 Dis
tffbufiFe Share Of The ESfaie
o. sn1ch FEaincs~. late of CO.
tuuGbia Co., Ark.
YOU will take notice. that al Prahat
u Court % be h. lien in and for the Counr
O. Columbia and State OF Arkansas. at fhs
C"nrt-lionse thereof, in the Town Of Magnolia
on Tuesday after the 81 Monday of Oet5ber
next we shall make application for distrihr
tlon q the estate Of EnOcl Maness, late q
Columbia County, deceased.
JESSE r. WILKINSON
DICEY WILKINSON
WINSTON BANKS, Attorney.
Aug 18th, 1862. 33-s
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03
E1arThe following PAL

pas- The following paragraph i clinn
the Macon (Ga-) Telegraph of July Xxx ppsd
CASSoS-TweEty-two pieces AZ ~;
part Of the eighty pieces taken Nv n afta
from the Russians at the battle AZ IN
and presented TO the Confederaey ~ !, .nAt'l
merchants, have arrived here. Tue Ri
evidence Of having seen service m9ey
alterations, they will hereafter neal, lin
selves in manner highly crelitalH. W
thirty-eight more are expected Il T.
here Of the same lot. Dfa
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03
rEI@f &C.
WANTED

TEAhSTERS ir-me'liatc,y to drive Cover
l. ment Wagons for this Post.
GEO TAYLOR.
Capt & A. O. NJ. G. :. A.
Washington. Aug 10, 1862. SAT-
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03
CAPT. J J. Finn, Pres'd.
ID. W. CROW. Sec'y.
w. +. ShIPLEY. LIST. Lieut..
w. w. NOBLE, 2nd, do.
j. Q. FILM, 3rd. do.

Ten Non Commissioned Officers and o. pr-
Yates.
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-03
h. h. MILLETT.
BEN r. PIPER,
J. y SMITH.
y a. JORDAN.
s. H. rE.ik.
j tNlE> HAMILTON
JUIIN W. PELL.
DAVID W. MIi. OK
Par Twas I.f,r.tt.,-

Company &c 9Th Res't Texas Infanlry.
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

ne LIE THREE SUPERIOR FIR 7 CLASS BROWN
Houses Inquire in ihe houses 81 aud
ForysiAth street, between Fifth s.xen Rent
sladJ worth ,6t
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

no LET-cnEAf, TWO FOUR STORY HOUSES, AL1
moeern mp Oveuents Inquire u4 .Ae prem ses sl3
and 6l7 Second aven between ih y-sysn an h-ty
eighth streets Rent $500 Also lranstny rouge 57
Second aTenue, between fhTysixh ami ri y-s senth
sirerts. $40.
The New York herald., 1862-03-10
BOARDING AND LODGING.

TWO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, FOR THREE OR
ioar young gen.lemen; ais) one for gem enah anu
wife, with rs class Board, may be had In Linton pA1
north side, between Fh Sixth avenues; house n
the modern Improvements Dinner g. No chance J., u
May Address, with reference, C B. G., box e59 fos
oice
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

u,o LET-TIIE THREE STORY, BAsEMENT AND SUB.
cellar high soOp brick House ltS East FOrtieh
gas and water ouEhou rent moderate. Also, to lease
fvo Lots OH the south side OF Fourteen street mide ot
the Block between and First avenue 70 eet front
Iy half the book. Also, the story attic and basement
brick House 1876 Elm street For tcrns &C., appy to o. Is.
SMITH iai wtst street near Duane up stairs.
rY,o IEr-CuEAr, TWO SPLENDID THREE STORY
Houses, all modcrn improvements. Inquire On tne
rremlses e7 ard l9 East Thrybrd street, near Seeonu
avenue. Ma.5i2A atl4- tf
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

rI,O LET--A SPLENDID SUIT or APARTMENTS IN A
brown stone Aousl. Inquire III t.c penn 80
Fourth avenue, between Twenty eighth AM ,oeny nrtn
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

RIO LET-THE FOLLOWING HOUSES. STORES, PARTS
II of Houses, &c, b; r. D LAWbENCE, 12C1 D.Oadway
between Thirty ylrs and fh y..cc nd sreetG- -
Broadway hail. cor SD ST. and Bdway "a story sts sa0
ISre S ,srs Sder 1Ii Ebs Hail. SD Is IT. deep
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

Broadway hail. s2d St and Bdway "a story s!. 500
aa Broadway, four .nl'u s0'' ''.'o 80
Three stores under Ebbit Hail. sd 6s deep rent low
i.i4 Broad way, four story store. all or In parts.
DroadN dwelling paii, now vacant 6W
1870 broadway, rlsts Hal, .lA70, rent reasonable.
Spndid four iory 20 feet deep, Sth l20o
No East Sst ST. four story high stcor brown stone Loo
Large hall on 0h ay bot list fi 2x5,S rooms l,5U
Two under hail q Sej, each. COO
2y West Ssh street three story English Basement. 40
24l West 3Jth street, three soiy English basement.. so
n 7th three story high stoop. ...".:...... 200
i3 West 2S ST. London tcrracc three story high soop i
yy Yves, 5th street. 10 story English ba-ement... 200
80 West 9th street, three story high stoop ~,
e5 Priuce sreet, three story and attic high st op lW
36 wes tith ST. near 5h aYonuc, fon story high soop ~
n, West sS,h street three story fgh soop. 6O
iia West 26th s,icct three story high stoop.... C5O
ii6 same street. will sell az 81 500 on LEI at S1
I2D West Sth street furnished Slln; unl,tn shed LOW
Leonard st. five story and ha eren wiz lease low 90.
lSNesi 33h street Part 81 iuls. sao
s6 Vptt .ai sreei, tour stony En sh bascnient.. 6n
iu2 Wed Js street, loui stUrY n-lish uascnem.s.. "g
lvS Lexington three story hiSh stoo.'''.. iM
6l4 9th avenue. Tour story, store .'''''''"'''''' 80.
9Th fovr story, store
"a Br sdway three story store. iMl
J2yS Broadway four story store aO
yts oh four story, store ......s'...''.. M
Es :h street ssr eSr, s,e " s eo" 70 s@n sny
III Wes ii s thTca story high atoop nllimp'ments. ln
100 est 2jh street four story Enei!sn basemcnt G
l29 West 1ch street four sorv sio &C. near Ih av nW
New Sork and New Haven soad, Mh nice gardens, Ac,
Tor sale al 81 W rent NJ $40 and Sl25, ON Ninth
Third street For carls o. sdmisson or any
Information respecting the above houses apply as above
mo r,ET-sMALL STORES At nos. a. AND 80 EAST
Twelfth street ncar Broadway 500 S25D aud $780,
xIso from, and Rooms ON broadway and Twelfth
street business societies, clubs, &C. Apply dyoHN g.
~.
The New York herald., 1862-03-10
SALES of REAL ESTATE.

AN ELEGANT FOUR STORY NOVA SCOTIA ORA
"A stone House occupied y the owner for sale, fu
nished unfurnishcd sacrifice and liberal term
Apply the premises % West Forty sixth street. FIT
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

ROARD-AT NO. 27 sTUYvEsANT STREET (CoN.
- tnuati0n of Asor pace), to gentleman and wife or
single gentlemen, WITH or without Board - '
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

BOARD IN MADISON STREET.-A GENTLEMAN AND
his wife can be accommodated with large neatly fur.
gentleman, with or without Board Terms moderate No
Rutgers. - ~
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

BOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
~ with ROOMS furnished unfurnished, in highly re
specble family living in quiet and retired nanner house
must contain boirders intend receiving
answering will please state location Of dwelling eria &C.
no boarding house keeper need address NJ lGi New
York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

vv,o r,ET-sMALL STORES AT nos. a. AND 50 EAST
Twelfth street Broadway, ~ s2co 500 and 5000
Aiso front and Rooms ON broadway and Twelfth
street Tor business societies, clubs &c. Apply tdJ0HN =.
KFiSO, ~ William street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-10
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET.

a tHfy-ioarih sire eoniairin Al, nodern impeye.
mthis, Waef R eleaking tubes, furnace &c. Rent St01
per annnn App'y 10 IS T. BABBErI, Is aud 10 Waanng-
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

ITO LET-wITH BOARD, AT SO CLINTON PLAc z
Rooms on the 3 cond oo gentleman and his wife or
parry OF gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

ROARD-ll6 WEST TWENTY.THIRD STREEr-ONE
- Set OF Rooms, suitable fora gentleman and his wife or
swo single gentlemen may be obtained, with Board
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

ROARDING.-A PRIVATE FAMILY OF THREE PER.
sons occupying nice little house containing all the
have three nicely furnished Rooms let
With Board 70 gentlemen gentlemen and their wives
Thirty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

NEW YORK. nAEIEu AND ALBANY RAILROAD :
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
Commenting Thursday, May 4, 1s6l.
For Albany, lUso NJ, Espress Maii a,nn from Twenty
sxth street station Tor all lo trsus Time Table
JOHN BURCilIT1. Assistant superintendent
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

RIO LEr-TgE FIRST CLASS THREE STORY AND
l. basemcn, Iionse, 226 Thompson street, near Wash
ington suuare with all the modern improve hx
lures throughout. Apply TO JOHN cuLYER ssi Thomp-
so
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO Let.

ATsi9 FOURTH AvENuE.-McKIBBiN 4 DAY HAVE
"A constantly hand for rent oity snd county ~ N
classes or The community Applications BY letter promptly
attended To-
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

I,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
l. THE UNITED STATES MAfL STEAMSHIP
MARION.
fAgncs ID. Phillips, commander,
will leave pier No North river "Wednesday Nov. L. at
O'Clock r. ". precisely for New Orleans direct. For
sfofFoRD, TtLEsToE 4 CO..
Bgosdway
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
pnI&MAnaoNlc SOCIETY o. sew gonK.

FIRST CONCNRr At lsN iAG lltIL, n
ATthDAf EvENtNs ~. !s6t
ORCHESTRAL III ECES--S &. ~ ~ opic. No a.
"s; % ss SsH e y Sss W y,sa f. oS Z &. g: e.
N.9acss:a "a ran,sse to .,n. on 10 ~ Y sch.;
4. MOLiEAHAUER. Violin. toNDLG1OE-iHEv.t n
Dll.E LiSfELD. Extrs member a. Acs sale. ana sub
-c.jl0gs rcscgf al places. Al tckets sodat a
ihs tyeHng or ihe ctn s. % each Doors opeu
L. srIEg, scc4e,ay.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

ITO LET-UNTIL MAY J, PART OF THREE STORY
House. IN Asedouga street comprising all but the Sc
cond story furnished untasn;shcd Address !. w. c..
box 3 2O2 f'ost oIncc.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

RARE CHANCE PHOTOGRAPH )oMS TO LET
"A sale cheap for cash for partcmars
A LIE WINES AC.-PART OF FIRST FLOOR, OR
IA ample with desk room ana use OF desk
may had iwith personal attention dcssed) upon aio
wleh street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

HEN III FNN8. NNfl1cN .assM fANEus
issase tsaol sfss a.s.sssssss 80 esd fs.ss i4a
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
roR oars AND HAY.
psror QrARrzRSAsrEg's 0rrict.
CORNER o. E,emrsssIn AND SrgsErs,

psror orARrSRvAsrrKs orrrcs.
CORNER os E'egysrsIn ASp srsssTs s.,
sealed Iopqsa's VII 1s reccia q a th. osee aa, s
ms .s gSys q msa, r 100 three hndsa ,hoosaa
tcivseel ., tso 90, two ,hsa-ana rounds 10 the oa
Oats wibe rs weight (s2) thiItyt pounds
furnished wittoa, extra charge govern.
Delivery sade il city Washington, within ca
PROPOSALS.,
s aaa s ards q ana ior on mi ay Ito shoass"d ea.s
The prohibitions Tor the h,y and os. may be upon lie
same Iair INT must be mste entirely dsnc. lron, ant
Tae fe nane nS p'ston address of the bidder nia,
I'D I n,ais = .e ns,s- Of e frm the names o. az ~
roposss iros d,yag parties VII moi he considered aud
r.sS,as %a; T. % waacs Il cso"r ad kss .ss
w. p''"'s "a'Aea ''StssRAS StGARASTEE 81 t's' anu nay
awarded 10 hun, aust Ss rs srsrsess BY isc respone r
sns ".ire siEuane mnst pc ailenaca 20 the gmhrHn
oscal ce,.icaeof n-srt ef lie District eoarI,
s, Erwin DID, are open
soatias isaei ~ ,he ecniract and boil d ii.
signing lie eoniracl ' '''
A. a The s bond m, cmpsny e S Ss asSs.
have bonds signed IN anticipation and ead TO be produced
s'sass tor bonds procured upon .pplics,ca being
grsph. -
FORM OF 0UARANIEL
ana q che @ county f q and r." s,.,e as' oS u, do
accordance with the terms of his proposition and that
tract IN accordance herewith.
saond the contract bc awarded him prepared 10 be-
hts securities.
this susi must Oe appended The oncai certificate
INSPECTION. 3ELIvERy. sc
All oats ana hsy eon,acsd @ ior under MS advertisement
sound mefcbaa;a6le quality win be rejected.
Payment 10 be made upon ~ completion or the contract
ov 80 thereafter 40 Che Depot Qsermser shall BE-
funds
Any iuformstv IN The bid ar nonconformsnce With the
terms OF IN advertisement w insure the rejection Of the
proposal.
Delivery 70 te made q he lniross depot or a. one Of the
goveruueut wharvea n the city OF Washington.
rhe Depot QuArtermaster 20 himself the right TO
reject sny or al bsde that he msy deem 700 hl4h
sMt = 1af 4iI u. IA. RUCKBR,
Colonel and Depot Quarternaster
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

81 @efn H1 ia 6e.taa sa tt#a alTtAtl SIS sst4 E
3 y i.a ltalatl y g s.st 4 .t 1856 sI4ls s i.s
eao asa
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

,nxA A.taae RsgaAH eossa oa -ots. tgg
Fs61 ss = .ttt&s setaNrl III
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

w 43m e. tHH s.ssss
.b4esa vas.ss.sa ass4 Es.. s. i..,. -.
e'aae ss~ssu'a e.sisa's 49, Il s6sss ises s.ss ~.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

DAILy LINE FOR BEIDaEroRr-rRoM rIsn cs
TINS 10 connect with the Iousaonc New favra
and Hartford Railroads Also the shore Lrc W
ard I.oadop Freisht received ali day y. Nhtr4
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cester Ine WIN leave at& r M instead Of lcreloor
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4 aEsTEEL COTTAGE. PARTLY FURNISHED. TO
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Peoples County Convention.


The PEoPLE OF CAMBRIA County, who de-
SIRE cordially to unite in sustaining the Ma
TIoNAL ADMINISTRATION in its patriotic efforts
TO suppress a sectional and unholy rebellion
against the UNITY oF.TRE REPUBLIC, and who
desire to support, by every power of the Gov
ernment, one hundred thousand heroic Penn
syiyanians in arms, Drawing disease and the
perils of the field to preserve the Union of our
Fathers, are requested to meet in Mass Con-
vENTIoN, at the CoURT House, in EBENsBURG.
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, THE FOURTH DAY OF
JCNE, next, at early candle-lightng, then and
there 10 select Delegate to represent this
county in State Convention. to be held at
Harrisburg, on Thursday, the ] 9TH day of July
next, and also to appoint Senatorial Conferees,
to meet like Conferees from the Counties OF
Blair and CIear6eld, whose duty it shall be
TO select Delegate to represent this Senate
rial District in the said State Convention.
NJ. s. HARR.
Chairman Peoples County Committee
Ebensburg, May 26, 1862.