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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

University Of the City Of New York 10th September
In addition To the above large number Of other educa
tionoi institutes arc Advertised no regular day OF
opening being stated.
A PEsT.sHIP. The United States steamer
Alabama now lying a. the low Quarantine Is st in
fectod with yeloweya and hopes exist OF relieving
hor Of the plague until cold weather sets In when tho
frost VIII purify her, Ater her arrival and the 1emov'
al OF her crew. DR.. Gum. HeaithOficer placed on
board three ship.seepers two Of ~hom wore taken
with tho fover and died. and tho other was removed
ftom the vessel Subsequently several Of the crow who
had beer taken IL With tie vs buth recovered VOL
unieercd to net ship keepers Scme days ago one OF
tho number was again attacked with the fever In It's
most mali giant form and died after few hours Illness
Every Of fever taken from her has been character
i,ed By unnaal malgnity and nearly all cases have
proved fia. Dr. Wslscr Deputy Health Officer. states
hGt In hs mary yenrs Of experience at Qnnraltne he
has never Witnessed anything like thOnfsccd condition
Of mis- vessel or tho terrible nature Of the disease she
dsclnats I, has been suggested to tho Secretary Of
tie Navy 70 send hor North give her the bencft Of
carly Frost
DEATH nv suCIcTDR. Ranney on
Saturday leld az Inquest on the body of woman,
named Catherine To.s eyed 10 residing 70 fiysecoi1i
D
denly frol tho effects os lnudanun administered by
herself Tho deceased for time past has been very
lovsrrhsd sd OF Friday sent li,c son Of Mr.: John
chler wBh whom SIZE had been resllns .or some tin
past IN the capacity OF hoasekeegcrto the Drug store
o. A.r Il. c. Nays. between tiftioth and fifty-irst
prsot tO procure some laIdanun. The druggist Ut
r.t deoi,o 10 give the boy any but finally handed him
~, requci article. The boy carried it hone and inc
unfortunate woman Instantly took tho who,c Of IT:
Death ensued in few hours. The jnry rendered
verdic; of ,rclde from the effects 81 leudanum and
osnsured the druggist for selling tho poison IN direct
violation of the !aw. -
Patrick HcIutyre residing NJ No. 30 Enst Thr'
toeu,h street committed suicide by taking landanum.
on Saturday evening 81 his rpom IT the above NUMBER
NpfeatCn for the act Gs asslsLcd The coroner WIS
ioi.do 70 bold sn incuesf.
Aboui 81 ?. On Saturday. vel dressed man pro
oecded 70 toe end of Pier No - North RIVER and de-
ubs.sley dyosted himself .! portion of bis clothing
crrjstng Of linen duser or coat. tocs, end dar 4
straw hft. and banded them Ia fGrick Madden. q" 10
wat standing b, NJ the dire. He then wnlhed u TIE
end 81 ,hs pier ard jumped into the river HIS body
"a. not socn after,asing tie hia jump The clothes
weIe taken "a the Second Precinct station House.
where they s,ni remain ior Identification.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

The Twelfth VoIsne Of The United States
Ndspf.s of IergG cdtCGby GEoIeK Y. SANGER pub
hshcd by Little Brown. & Co. /. sontaias the lava.
treaties and rronlanatiors Of tho Eodcra Government
fro1a Dee 1859, 70 GafcA lsS. arranged In ehrono
logical order sns cous;ed sih tie originals st Wash
ington. The edition is sanctioned by Act OF Cong-sa
(, issued with Official authority snd has been carefully
prepared by the experienced aod Intelligent editor.
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lstvcrti.r.uef.tl

TWENTY EIGHT ELUsTRATIoNs and valuable
Pr oes' fhysiogno ica Kuno'nrcsl hofafAiea aud
80. si af,ics. .ttu ~ .lr .EPT.sBEa iiBsR Of TIE
FHLsyoIoeic.L J0-s,,L now TO- ady. Pnee IS cents
fowLyE HILIs 40. ~ BToadsav
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Ship rles, C..llls foa Liverpool mas'. snd psss -
crosird Tils-on 60 SHIP Eh.s mslidr tBfe,n.l Nor
a@ro Il Ly. pooi July l.. Har6 An.iyJS lSTl, ron In
Taul " isy. Bar. Hsry Edsou Also, one bark and tive
tfi.s uuGuoEu.
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Ser, oso. r. Isnfdrs. Snow. Boston, h'h 10 'voedssA
IS; sYI1 H,ss%,s sE,s Ann ., whsDs1 lnsan b. d
sshT E@g..: o., FasAsu'. s.elvl. N b. u d's' -
sehI Rs'cns. Kelley Linssn, O. b. Il days. sos 70 Bsiss
Sclr Justice, Taylor, EswBsdford
schr H. r. Csrlisls. Ryder Providencs.
schr. ! Huntington Ireland Boston. for Albany.
Schr L. 8. Barnes Rogers. Boston. for Albany
Schr Union, Pnkhrm, Ezatethpot, coal for Boston.
Bcnr Minnie Cobb. AverilI. Rondout. for Roxbury.
Schr. Ada Herbert Linniken, Gloucester days, hsh
sehr Htya. cfawey sams,'1s Rnas oaa ssl' ballast,
Sehr Keren Hsppuck, Kellsy, Msrblehesd. 6sh
sI Ssss: S;ssn: &i,:S. &4Si,sy Psaa: Er's: fsl Ssi.
schr Gen. Putnam. Youns. Gloucester
sehr. I. Dsvid.on, allen. Oouoester' hsh
Sehr J. Day, Bsker, G.ouee.ter, tsh
sshr. ss,. hsrd';r,bbls, Gregory; Gloucester hsn
s,cif. Mary Jane, Brewster, Nsna,ha' en-, stons.
schr. Emblem. Kelley Dsnnis, fish.
scnr. aimfra T. Briggs. Providence.
s senr' amazon fo,il Provllsac:. ,.,
ssLr Cen scott sislo%, bangor diy. IGnDsI 70 mssA
ger 4. r. Chase, t;rinm rrJsiaesce.
sehr. Hreaa Viss Small New. .Hsv,n
SER gsss.,eeS sdni k,rss,s rsrss't: @ ballast
SeNr. Island Belle Chase, Providence
schr Henry Clay Deano Hew.Bsdord-
s SAUL. New St fs2 s9'Gp np,r,
sloop Thomas HULL Enll Providence, mdss. mssftH
Steamer J. 0Eoen Muiner, ash,gtou d. C.. So hour
nldse aud pas 70 james Hand.
s,smer Daniel Webster ~. transport Philips Fortress
Monroe 30 hours IL ballast to r. 8. Quar,erTnaster.
Steamer John R. Thomp.On, McCsbo, Baltimore n.dss 70
william DslzeL
steamer ]. Thompson, DundG Baltimore, udse, te, 70
Steamer Novelty Shaw, Philadelphia, mdse to Loper
Rikp..fek-
zoe u hours Ia ballast 10 U. <. Qu4rtcrE aser.
Steamer Petre Day Providence mdse &c, TO T. Bynner
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

ANoInEg Ron CLAII.--hrs. Mary u. sum
n.r Laf i,selod clam 10 the Controller iof loss "
property at hor boarding .honsc Nos. I'e li~ ana
~ E,ondya,. Amounting 10 sA,3.j~.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

Headquarters Loyal Brigade Of the Norin, No
.&t BIoa~ay where all communications must 20
10 Col WM. \ BLISS organizing the Brigade; ENh0i1~
ING OFFlCRS-No 2& Broadway opposite ths City hau
No. Centre ST.. opposite Controllers orss a"o NO Sesst
s., Brookkn opposite City Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

The 0fseiai Reports Of Beti'es, pnblished BY
order Of tic Conioders.. Cong at Richmond Ia 10
sucd in this city by Charles L. Richardson
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

SUPERIOR CoURT-csAxsxRs-Aue Sa.-Bsfars Jusiss
WMFA
DECISION.

SUPERIOR 0URT-cnAxsxRs-Aus N.-Bsfars Jusiss
DECISION,
Gnstavus W. Eaber against g. Markstcin-Mo-
ton Tor leave TO Issue execution santed without cost
WOUNDED SOLDIER DIsCHARGED As A MINOR
George ID. Tenner was brought up on writ OF
bsbeas corpus Tho petition Of his father hows st s son
enlisted last February In the ed Regiment " At the age
of 6 and without the consent Of his parents he va,
he battle Of and there wounded and placed 10 the
his illegal enlistment, which the Judge granted.
THE CASE OF CHARLES GERALD.
Col. Byrne made further return % to the csse,of
Charles The Colonel says he Il yet into
the u s. service and that the regiment In which Gerald
enlisted 10 commanded by Capt Mc0es Of The u g. Army
Tho writ against Col Byne thea discharged md another
writ Isued asainst Capt Mc0ec.
COURT OF COM,AON NPLEAS-CHiMBEngs-A %
Before Judge HILTON.
Marchel agt. Marchal.-Refcree's report cOnsrm
3D. and Iudrment Of divorce granted.
fawes Vt al. agt. Gotsbsrger OF al Reference
Bartholomew sgt Waller ct sl--Order settled
limited STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE--Avs. -
Before Commissioner OSBORN
TuE CASE OF HURD.
In the case Of Hurd, charged with murder or ship
hoard which has been nnder for several dys ih
Commissioner has decided 70 commit the accused for tria
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
A man named Wilson, charged with indnclnt
aaed In Massachusetts 10 enlist was examined sn
hanoi Nd A,.ch.r
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
MsraovNUde.

The srs- ,snc-, Constitution st Pir- Nc J? North hivss
. losdig: ordasncs 5-i..enco stores .oE Hilton oad
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
CITY ITEMS.

GOLDEN MONITOR FOR CAPT. ERIcssoS.-
Messs Tiffany have exhibition at their establish
ment, model Monitor. made entirely Of gold BY D. D.
Benton Of wilmington Del 1t IL about twelve inches
in length and is perfect fac smilc Of tho or ginn'
Monitor which achieved such signal victory in lamp
ton Ronds In her contest with the Mcrrmac and Is
gin from several Americans to Capt Ericsson ~ a
tribute Of regard for the valuable service hc has rem
dercd tho country. 1hb mogniiccns giht cost about
e7,0oO
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Disasters. &c.
There Rrvrsou slip inv sIi sosnd, asAore OF kones
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

MA.UAL or INSTRUCTIONS FOR FNLrSTIN6 AND
Low. A. NJ, n d. limo. Up 20. }. d. ippncsis
GO.
The design of this seasonable volume is 70
furnish examining surgeon, and medical and recruiting
officers with trustworthy guide in tho Performance of
hc duties belonging 30 iAer department o. IoiliaT!
service Il tconi.H, ample and explicit directions for
the mcdol sE.,a ton OF recruits. and Tho detection
Of disensfyins nrG soed diseases. The ma,eril Of
tie work h.vc been derived ron the best foreign
tho-i;cs vel RON the personal observation and
experience of tie author.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
NEW PUBg.ICATrONB.

BEYOND TIE LINES; OR, A YANKEE PRISONER
LOOSE IN DIXIE. By Capt. J. J. OEER With al in
trednciion by by Rev. ALEX. CLARK. Emo, pp zSS d
w. Dsoghadey.
An interior view Of several prominent rebel
oo oes Ia presented Ia this spirited ard Interesting
volume. Before entering tho army OF iho Union the
author had spent ten years in The ministry OF the Cos
pei. In connection with lie Methodist Protestant
Church in Cincinnati and tho vicinity fthat city, hf
fret service N military capacity was as hub captain
with IN intense thirst for the active duties Of soldier
he exchanged that position for ono which promised
moro excitement and adventure IN days Of bstue and
beonme Assistant AdjptantGeneral on the ste OF Gen
81 ckland. lie held this commission when he was
wounded and captured n tho battle cf slioh. or Pitts
burg Landing. The lrcid narrative Of Ills experience
CONTAINED in tAs work Is one Of extrsordna! interest
Tic wac tined ioT his lie before court Of prominent
rebel generals chained with negro chains and cnst
into military prisons and als lived for three
weeks in pcs,!lential swGInps whlc attempting 70 os
cape, vss hunted with bloodhounds and rcca.turcd,
passing many dreary months in confinement, until inay
released Gu exchange. Capt Geer writes Ike mao
thoroughly Ia earnest 10 is "a sincere ard devoted
patriot and his simple statements. which bear tie I'm
press OF truth their aoe, give fresh sense OF the
horrors Of tho rebellion and the dotestobc policy IN
which it bad It's origin.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

DEPARTURE FoR EURoPE.-The mail steamer
Bremen Captain Meyer sOilcd for Bremen via South
apton with 10 cabin passengers and 35n the stceEagc
and e294. 6JT In specie.
The steamer ely OF Warrington. Can't BROOKS
sailed tho same day for Liverpool with 6a cabin passen
gers and others. and s7t7 SIC in fpecie Among her
passengers the Rev. Dr. jenkins and family OF
Philadelphia who recently resigned the pas'ora's o'
Calvary Church in ms city. e''o Miss Martha Terry OF
this city. and Miss N. J. Wbicomb of Washington.
who bcund TO India TO Join tie mission OF tho Meth"
dist Episcopal Church In that far-oG had
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

University Of the City Of NswYork 10th September.
In addition TO the above large number Of other educa
tionol institutes aro Advertised no regular day OF
opening being stated.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

DouNp FOR TaoY-The Sd Michigan Volun
;ccTs Col. Fricc. let yesterday for Troy. They "cH
accompanied by section Of Tho "a Connocuoni sroi!
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

Admiral Dupont and family len the As'or
House OIL Saturday afternoon for Morrlsiown. y. D.
where ttoy viii remain until today vhcn they " n
turn 10 their residence at Wilmington. Del Captain
&. l. T. Rodgers VIII accompany them on their return
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
COURT OF COMNON ONPLEAS-CHAaBKngs-A %
Rrforc ,Judge HILTON

cd, and Judgment Of divorce granted
fawes vt al. agt. Gottsbsrger OF al Reference.
Bartholomew sgt Waller at sl--Order settled
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shape of political cupitalin their future. -
We fear they have not the courage to do
THE; but, at any rate, late events seem to
have pretty well rendered them harmless
for the present. Wits faction commended
to silence in the loyal States, hops must
again come to the loyal, aud with none Of
the disatiected here capable of aGording
aid and comfort to the rebels, the Govern
mcnt eau yindicate its integrity in the end
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line Of personal structures towards them. -
Tn the contrary, publicly and privately,
have never questioned the honesty OF
their motives aud have often spoken OF
their effectiveness ard efficiency as repre-
scntatives.
Mr.. LA2ier, also. again, defines his posi-
ton in relation to the rebelliou-thus lug
giug in Hn ex'raneous issue-show!ng it Is
the same i, was At the beginning that he
is opposed 10 all compromise, &c,
Now, in caudor, would like to know OF
Mr.. LRzier, it any person in the meeting
that is the subject OF his letter, HVowed
u willingness To compromise with armed
rebels? know no such sentiment was
expressed by anybody, and yet Nr. Lazier's
language would bear the Interpretation that
such was the fact! Now, will say in con.
clusion, that have implicit confidence in
Mr.. La2ier's loyalty; it hHs proven itself by
It's works; Indeed would as soon suspect
"Old Abe" as Mr.. h., and trust it that
gentleman writes any more letters he will
be satisfied with showing his own sound
ness, aud not seek to throw suspicion on
that Of others.
]. Y. BOUGuSXN.
Phbfuarv Q 1864
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FORAGE WANTED.

Cam QUAKTERN tSIEK'S UTIICK,
Marietta, Ohio, Feb. Isl, 1861.
lIEALEp PROPOSALS are invited until February
> II, ISIS, tor furnishing the VnNFteEn4stvts De-
pArlment orthS United States army With the follow
! INK forage, via:
Iiily Thousand 6U COL bushels Of ShCllei Corn in
| seeks my six $50 pounds " the DuSlIUl.
FIny thousand i5UOOOl bushels Of Corn III the ear,
in sNcks seventy go pounds 10 tile bnshr
Two thousand ..O0Ol tons Of Timothy hay tight
pressed,
five thousand j.OOOl bushels OF Oats III sacks,
lhry.twu t3g pounds 10 the hI'hel.
| All tho above to he dvlVerr to the Assistant
Quarter master, ut Gallipoli' Ohio, rs fulluWs:
Onr.ihiId Of tho Grain In twenty days irun date ol
contract, the balance In fOrty.hvV days,
one luird Of the Hay In ten days. one third III
twenty days, and the remainder III Thirty day.
Twenty thousand r. ,OJOl bushels Of eur Corn in
sacks, (iUl pounds To the blShtl,
Fifty thousand (hl,OOO) bushels Ot SlIred Corn In
sacks. (5G) pounds to tho busllul.
Five thousand 5000 bu'lrls VI Oats In sacks, hr'
| iy two (S2) pounds to the bnul''l.
five hundred tJOO) IONS VI timothy Hay, tight
pressed.
PNrk"nhurg, Va, within thirty days from the date
of award ofCOntrRct
Finy thousand l,JyOoJ) Lu4hrI, of sheIlrI Corn III
sack. hny ..iI lj6J pouGi't" the husheI.
Unr thOn-HnI (,OOOJ tons OF timothy Hay. tight
pFr.4rd.
TO be- delivered at Wheeling, Va, within Thirty
| days frouI date Ut award Ul contract.
The foregoing articles must all he Of good sound
lnrrchAntALr quality.
Proposal. for Iut' four thousand $4,000 bushels
u Corn or uhis, aud huudrU (IOOl tons 81 Hay
AMI upwards will he considered.
Propositions must .tAte the quality offered, the
place Ut Residence Of the bidder, giving his name Ia
! u, accompanied bj guarantee VI at lUast Two re-
SponsLlV persons that the Vpndrr will tuihl liz rom
tract forwarded to him, Hud must b. addressed to me
| nj Marietta, UhtU
Awards viii he made At ! r. 81. u February ltth,
lSG and the bidders are hereby Invited 10 present
Ut their opening
Parties having II CuItrNct or contract. awarded
inrm will he notified As SOHn ~ possible.
| Written contracts will DO entered into and con.
tractors required to give bond with not less than two
surrtIrs, such may be required Tor the faithful
| Performance thereof.
The right To reject Nil bids ur any p0tton thereof
Is expressly TtsvrVDd and 10 bids will he considered
where b!dlois fail to comply with the above require
| intntS.
| II should also BE- understood that this advertise,
mont form part VL and hc Incorporated IN, each con-
| tract.
All bids are required to hU made in quiutuplrnte
irbItd T.. r flTCll, Capt. aud 4. a NJ
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A Warm Welcome.

The Nashville Union has heard Of the
proposition introduced into the Indiana
Legislature, by one Brown, to hold Com.
promise Convention in Nashville in June
next-the Convention to be composed oil
delegates from each Of the United States
and each Of the ConCcnderate States. The
Union hopes they will come, and says;
ave have several regiments OF loyal
Fast Tennesseeans here just now that
would be glad to meet such an assembly,
as would the Union men OF Tennessee.
These loyal East Ttnnesseeans, who have
been driven from their homes, whose
wives and children, LETT behiud, have
been insulted, their property pilIaged, their
farms robbed, their homes dusOlated, their
friends sent oil to Southern prisons,
where they now lAnguish and die, fed upon
rotten pork. Many Of their companions
died while wandering through the noun
lnins going into Kentucky, many hung up.
on rAiIrODd lines TO be seen by passengers
themselves prescribed and exilrd, never
again to see their mountain homes, save
BY tue success OF the Federal arms, or some
such iguuminiOus cOntriVAnCes Ms this con-
yGntion could efect--terms that 70 man
who had one particle oil SPli-respeCt could
accept Rather than such terms, better
far would be II social and political hell
Come on, gentlemen; these men would be
in good mood 10 entertain you ut tue CAPT
tai Of the State. Now, nirerG long absence
they have been euabled to get thus uear
home. You ARE fortunate III the selection
Of Nashville al suitable place ut which
~ bold this convention
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CAMP AT WINCHESTER, Va, Feb.
February ., 1868

CAMP AT WIScuEsrrR, Va, Feb. c.
Editors MiaiyrHcrr:
Permit me through your paper, in behalf
of Mess NJ. ., Company D, to acknowI.
edge tho recuip! Of live large, well filled
boxes, continuing the best and richest deli
cncies which the country affords, md in
addition, many Of the things which add
more substantially 10 the comfort OF the
soldier such MS socks, gloves, &c. These
boxes were filled nj Valley Grove, Virginia,
and brought out 10 Us by Mr. ", Z. Tea
garden, (nU Rutternut, by tho way who
himself volunteered tU See them safely TO
their destination. Two other Mcssrs, tour
aud five, were also well remembered This
Is but one among many similar expressions
Of kindness and good will, which We, Ms
members Of Company d, have received
Of our friends relations, acquNiuiGuces mud
the good, ioyai people Of Ohio, county,
West Alexander, Pa, aud vicinity. Re
marks like the following are common
among the boys while refreshing them.
selves with these good things
"SnCh people ARE worth loving worth
defending, "Sucua country is worth fight.
ing for" ave do not know how to express
our gratitude" Kind friends, We ARE once
more reminded OF your sympathy and re-
gard. Accept our sincere aud heartfelt
thanks. Mny the thought OF you nerve us
to "dccds Of noble daring" We hope that
when called upon 10 stand up in deIuusc OF
our dearest rights, We shall prove our.
selves worthy Of you. The feelings Of the
recipients ol this and all other tnvors, tor
the worthy dunots, may be summed W
thus:
We Loves! you much when Mt our hOnIp1,
We lows YAH now still mole,
WrlOVr,l you then, we love you yet
And will throughout our lives.
Peace, prosperity, success md happiness
to YOU, one and ALL II. g BGYSEY.
Co D, l2ih Reg Va.
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Proposals for Flank HOwltzerS.


DROPOSALS will he received At thi, oIl,ce until 1
1 o'clock i. ". on the 9Th VI February next IoF
furnishing one hundred or lrss "tpounder cast IrDu
lIuwitIrn for flank hvicnfc These lIoWIlIsrI
weigh when tusheI, about 1916 pounds each, and
drawings exhibiting their dimension. eau be seCn nj
tits office or at the United States Ar,CnalS They
Hr to be subjected To the regular United State In.
EprfiiOh anu proof, amt hnnB to be received and
lAlI LOT except such ~ pas inspection aud prOOf.
aud arc approved by United States Iu,pertor 10 IN
designated by this Office Payments will be mNIe
on CrrtlhcAttso inspection and receipts to be given
by the Inspector, and Forwarded to this Office.
Bidders will state the humber If lIoWitzVIs they
propose to deliver mot exceeding QUE hundrrdl M,
place OF Manufacture aud dtliVery aud the rricr Ne
ouni, tot the finished liOWiICT: aud bid viii he
entertained unless hS from founder Regularly en-
gagged In tbs business, satisfactory evidence Of which
must accompany the bid, Any bidder obtaining "A
contract viii Ia rrqur1i Ia enter into bonds, with
not los" than two kuretlS III the penal sum Of len
thousand dollars, for the faithful mlHlhrnt Of tLr
contract In all respects, The bonds mntt be ne.
kn"WlrdGrd before Judge Of n court Of record, and
u" honiIirn must he certified by tho Judge of A
D.sriet Court VI tbs United SiGles, or An Ordnance
officer Ia charge Of UnltUl States arsenal, 10 he
worth the penal sim Of the bond over aud above All
liabilities. ~
The right Ii reserved to trrCt R prunosAls II thu
PrIcOa arc deemed too high, or II for any Cam,s il
II not deemed for the pnblc Interest 10 ARGENT Ihsn,
Proposals. will be sealed aud addressed 10 BrIJ..
der General James ". Ripley, Chief Of Ordnance
Washington, b, c. and will br endorsed 'PTouo.
AAl' for tank HOwiIEcrs.'
J. W RIPLEY,
MIgHdler General Chief Of Ordnance.
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CArrAlX I'w, Of Fast Tennessee. gives
the following account Of the concilintory
treatment srsomC Ohio troops at Atlanta,
Ga., by our southern brethren:
On the 18th or June, lSG2, au officer
came into the room where these men were
confined. and without any previous war;
nings, or any why's and whcretorcs, or
even preamble. read the sentence of
death on seven Ohio boyS--men soldiers
regular volunteers in the army Of the
United states, who We're taken in lOnOrN-
bic defence Of their country. and ordered
To prepare Tor death in one hour, by the
rope
In one hour The seven men were led
out to be hung; and they were hung one
otter the other; and two of the seven
broke down before life was extinct, and
were restored to consciousness They
begged respite Of one hour to fit them
selves for another world by prayer. DO
YOU think these tiends would grant it?-
30. they gave no respite, but proceeded
on to the finishing Of the hanging job
These facts were told to Captain Fry, as
they were to all others, by the guard
the names Of the seven men were:
Samuel Saycn, ID OHIO.
Willium Campbell, ID Ohio.
George W. Wilson, ID Ohio.
Samuel Robinson, ID Ohio.
-Shadrick, II Ohio.
Hose, regiment not known,
john Scott, regiment not known.