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TREAeCRY DEPARTMENT
Il OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLER OF TIE CuRRBHoY
WdShiAgtoN, Octol,er 4. 1854

, whereas by satisfactory evidence preseptad tn
the unaeragnsd, 1t has been made to sppsar thai
Wa.h,nsEs, In the county Of Wa,hsrsto~ and 81,
fTicI U Colhnoia, has been duly orsanissd nndsr
Congress entitled AN act to provide a Nssicnoi
Currency, secured by q pledge of United STATS
dsnpt,on thereof, approved june s. 1854. and bs,
the business Of banking under said act
Now. therefore, /, Hugh McCHllsck Oom rtro,Isr
of the Currency, do hereby certify that *. "
t,onai Bank of tae N.t,ope!is, in the CIV Of Wash
!s;ieH in the c.nnty Of Wasatssson ard Ds,rieI Of
Columbia. is an thOri2ed to commence the hnanss.
of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony v thereof. winners my hand and seal
Of once this fourth day OF October, 1884
lis HUGH MoCULL0CK
ocb d6Gt Comptroller of the Surrencv
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ID R0P0aA 8 FOR FOR 01,

WASHINGTON gDfoI, Dec. 8, 1853.
ss;..,sssssss, g. s.ls1Ses. Nd q
Bids s. recs1sa Tor the s ds1 hs 81 SOC
snsneIs 81 corn or oats and 80 tons of hay straw.
Bidder. must state 1t which Of the above ns med
sSss # mall mall.
ne sa1 ian 81 each article proposed to BE- dsv
nsleed, and when to ke com pleted.
The price must be written out In words ON the
to % Gal. sSGa
extra charge to the Government. The hay and
The psrticuiar Kind or description Il oats, corn.
hay or straw proposed to be delivered NEST be
Ailthe .rticlss offered under the bid. herein In
vi. s to
.he Lowest Responsible bidder, - the interest Of
the ss .na ~.
have bseD .livered and accepted.
The biaasI viii b required to ssoomp.ns his
sSie psisons IN case his Ed j. .ocspssd l. o.
they VII within ten days th nJ ii:
tfset 70 deliver ths forage proposed il conformity
Il. .sia bidder should fs to enter Int the con 1
sa sSSa the
,ss siaas .,sss the person to whom the contract
fhs responsibility Of the suarantors must be
shown by the ohaciAl esstinoate Of q. e. District
anasr T.: Tned States or
bic Her.sn known to tbs once;
Or ON u = OF tho
Tie fuii name and o. address Of each bidder
b ss.s s i. in BIZ:
Fucker, Chief tspot QuArtermsstsr Waahiaxton
Pc. and ssould be plainly marked Proposals
Ronds' in sum equal to the amount Of tho con
snsa r be- r.sursd Of The Il od
der or bidders upon signing the contract
b. obtaiast upon application At this ones
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
trewn. County ADD gtate}--
and delivsr to n. United states, At the Quarter:
q %
for for.ss, dated W,shinston Depot. Dec 8. 1859,
the e oofn .oi. 0usn. Of
-oa.hsls 81 Oats. In sacks, At Per busnsl o,
- tons Of B.l.A B.s, At - per on of 1000
- toni of BAIsd Straw, At - per ton of 5000
Delivery to commence on or before ths-day Of
=, lss :. and to be completed On or b'tore the
ss Enssa ' s.ts
space q ten dsy. stssf being a9siasd tA.t m, bid
Brig adler General d. II RUCx1n.
General Depot Quartermaster,
Warrington, D. q,
GUARANTY.
, We, th. undersigned, residents OF - in the
County Of -, and State of -, hereby tointly
and sever&lly, covenant With the United States.
and guarantee In case the foregoing bid o.
be accepted that he they will, within ten days
after the acceptance of said bid sxeeuts the COZ.
tract for the same With good and So Gent sure
ties, In % us} to tha amount OF the eontr
70 furnish the forage proposed IN conformity =
the Terms OF I'd yertisemsnt dated b, lS5s
under which the bid Vas made, and, In csae the
said - shall fail to enter Into contract a.
Aforesaid, We guarantee TO make good the liter
snce between the offer by said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the person TO whom
the contract may 30 awarded.
Witness,
-, l8-. k6eA!.l
hereby certify tass, 10 the best of my knovI.
I'D 20 and belief, tho above named GuArAntore Ara
good Aad sulicient rs sureties for the amount for
vhich the1 offer TO be security.
10 be certified BY the United States District At.
torney Collector OF Customs, or any other ON Ger
under the United States Government, or fsspop-
sibls person known 70 this once; vr,
dec 9tf BfiGAdier General and @. n.
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CHII1 QUARTBRMAsrlkp 016Iol, !

CHIl1 oUARTBRMAsr1kb O11Iol.
~ DIPoB9 o. WAsRIAofoR3
WasASas1sa, ID. g.. January 1, 1854.
Al dealers In Drugs, Hardware. Lumbe- Leather.
Omoe !afnit1e. R.raess, and 1addlery, are re-
questsd to Ssnd to this ONCE, ON MONDAY of ZACH
week esealsd uoposal OF list, - ixplsean Of the
articles hey are prepared to furnish t. this Depot
axnss. % th In eass the s1isencies Of the service
H9usre =. Ne article OF Articles can b obtained
neaIess Nashins to sAn to this Depot WIN b r.
an&ed to fdrnish the List DunstqallX every Msnda,
Rrssdisr General and Ciief Quartsruastsf.
Assn Depot Of WAahinston
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LAND SALES.
by TEE PRESIDENT o TIE UNITED
~ STATES.
FOR TIES SALE OF VALUABLELAND IN TIM
LATE WlNSEBAG0 INDIAN RESERVATION


L Il S%INSEsAGo INDIAN REsEkvArloS
President of the Emitted states OF America, do
hereby declare and make known that public sales
in The, State OF hIinnrsots at the periods hsren!
taDd Ses At St Peter commencing
MONDAY; the fifth day of December next. for the
disposal the public lands comprised in the late
toned. and situated in the following parts Of
townships. which viii be sold at the appraised
value of the lands and the improvement 'tsthsrson,
viz
North Of the base line and vs Of the fh principal
In townshIp lNs. range a . -... Is. as4 s6 &C res
In t .osn.hiD i vs. rang, rspss ~
In In t s ia, range IS -- nssen
In ternsh,p ins, fsnEs dsssr;n;,v IL ;nd;v,s
u. ss per-
be open 70. inspection at the District Land Offices
The Offering Of the above lands will be COM
sneed on tss day appointed and h viii proceed ID
and BY as
in advertised, until the whole shall have been
shall not @a I open two "s.ss s d
private entry of Any of the lands will be ad
Given under my hand, st the city of Washing
ton thi. 23d day Of August, Ammo Domini one
thousand eight hundred a az slstI nnIscolN
By the President:
JOS. 9. WILSON,
Acting Com Rissioner Of the GensrAl Land Once
NOTICITOA ACTUAL BONA PIDEsErTLERs-
PRE- EMpTORS.
Ia the third section of the act OF Congress, sp-
proved 2lst Of February 1858. Statutes, volume Il,
page 65S, opening to sale the Winnie saxo Rsserva
ton is sti pulsted that before any person shall
oe entitled to enter any portion of the said lands
Dy pre- ptiOn otherwise, previous to their
eIFosurs to sale to the iRhest bidder at public
outery, he shall become an actual bona fde
regulations now provided by law in cases of pre-
eInptien. aid shall SAY, within the term of one
year from the date of the settlement the full
appraised value Of the lands and the improvements
thereon.
Now. in order that all such bona. ade, actual
emptORs.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
that they must come forward ana file their Aida
Wits, designating che particular tracts On which
they may be actually settled, giving the date of
such actual settlemsnt, and, before the e1pr alton
OF one year from such date the several EN- pton
claims must be established before the gister and
prs-em Dtion laws, and flu payment made thereon
according to the full AFFIXED, appraised value OF
the lands and improvements thereon.
lst. In All snch cases whers the year may not
elapse before the commencement of the public
sale, such bona 6de actual settlements MAY and
I'd. In all pre- en- ption cases in which the year
may expire before the commencement of the pub
lie sale the parties mast establish and pay o for
be offered to the highest bidder, under the foreRo-
Ing proclamation. yet with the that at
such pubiie tale the price must not be for less
sum than Tor the appraised value. ,,.or
80 0-lAwlsw Acting Commissioner.
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sKIN DISEASES sPEKDILY CURED
G1OR1T DIslAsEsI sIoRIT DIslAsla
SAM KIrAN'e GIFT
S\AARITAF0 9IFTy

THI MOST OBTAIN RKMEDY IvIK UslD
sososAge. = aE RG.s!1;' S sqls TT a.
os1y Ten F.a' 70 o. TAKE. 70 1Gsss q osrs
They Are hsyns no smell 4es
juIs the stomach OF bowels 9f the most dslie.ts.
in four .sd
ofths University Of psnnsyly.nis, one ofthe most
no IxrosUES' 10 rloSsLa no CHANG. p Ss.9s1 W.
OF Who have been sorssd Il h Bsl,,m oep.yia, ct
-''''' s4HARIrAHs GIFT.
Bent BY mail In plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, 81. Female Is,
TTTrKRs, sC4LES, BoILs, sYPEILjss
Or vENERkAL DISEASES "a
e Rss|f s$;is
prescribed il reaches and radestes every PARTICLE
Of ls T.ss
that for g s52 10 ''si'
e soF
system. ~ we'll ~ al the bad effects 81 Mercury.
II many .ssons sish yh5oh hP PSRssTi
most happily .dap.sd, In liberated Uterus. ia
Whites, In bearing down, Falling Of the Wsmb
Sent By express. Prios 81 . bottls,o ibottisi
sAMAKIrANs CHANORl WASH.
DESMOND & CO., Box ISL Philadelphia Poss
Sold by CALVERT FORD, corner Of nsh ane
RI aEN fH3e COOK. Alexandria. m.,lu
YOU'VE GG2k .Ed ho,. iSar.a l.n..,.. ,,
certain secret habits which unit them for suainsn
other causes, TEL DEBILITY il .d:.sss 81 ti.if
FIT r.:
amy IN
ssiDt Of Tvspty Eve Cents. .AA Sa5ss:'s at a CO.,
T,RIEsINAR-Proteeted By Royal Letters Pes.
icos s Dc ssd i ss Elm %
College Of nsdisine vissna r.m.a, "a, ~.
.tons spsTmsts!r hoss. ana EIh,ustisn Of the Sc.
Il De- a: GnSsS! ts
10. Is the ni.i6le remedy for all fmpuritiss nd
ssss. sss the
,ssh psspsrstion is y IN the form Of most agree.
81 s
four cases. IN one for ~ and IN ga Gases thu
ssred g. v.peaa R sSss.
,Wholsssle ana fetal by Dr.. BAkRow.So. lsA
70 b had Also ofs. FORD, No. $50 =. .y.i
corner nth street. mar @6m~
HAPPINESS Oh MIslRYLTHAT IS TIE
III QUESTION.-Ths proprietors Of the "PARI.
NEDICINE,'' have detsrn insd-rsgardless OF az
psnss-to issue, free, flor the benefit Of sufsrina
kumsnity,) four of their most instructive aud in-
teresting Lectures on Marriage and its ausliaca-
lions Nervous Debility, Premature Decline, In.
and Natures Law, These inv alSsbN
lectures have been the means of enlixhtenipH and
receipt Of four stamps, BY addrsss!ns Sscraayy
Parisias Cd5.sG 81 AastsNsy go Na1lcsaI, S6t
Broadway. New Hofk Ia 1SlY
III, kEaEb Y;% 6oNSsRHaA, aai 81 ~.
0QHE k. 0HI Box WILL PSs-saH 4 OuK1..
are purely vegetable u =
~ pleasant to the taste, has NO bad odor and
nay q carried IN the vest pocket without teI Of
eeTeencn. Circulats tree Price 81 box Sold b.
.QAN J, KR0Ml1, sueesescr to >. 8. Uphsn, I0k
2ASSse1Ht e.. 1hnsRelpAi.. md = MAahiaStea ~
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AoOTS AND SHOES
ID TO sUIT THE TIMES
We Ale UlAuu fScturink ali kinds Of BOOTS
and ShOES. AID constantly r.c.iv lns Il sup- .rRar
ply OF Essrern made work ofevsry d.scrip-
tIoD. nzse el grossly to order. ana VIII be
s"'d a. d rluch lower price than has beeD' -
her-tfors charged IN this city for much inferior
articles
Psrsons In want of BOOTS and SHOES OF BASTARD
Sr City -msde work, will always md = good assurt
call GuIRrIN HR0rUER
aptu 3l4 Penn avenue
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DIREMYNS INSURANCE. COMPANY
WARRINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.

TNIREMENS INSURANCE COMPANY
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
CApITAL---------$2OO. 900.
on,. c,-. S-st and Louisiana Arenus. Ore,
~ Bank Of Wnshinst5n.
rNsuRU HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY
ANoo AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
DfRECToRS:
George aesnaker John d. Barclay,
Samuel Cropley, Andrew ROthwsIf,
Thomas Parker, Richsrd Barry,
B. b. rench, Dr. @. ". Davis,
Samuel Hsdfern, Robert White,
William wilson, T. Edward CLARK
No charge for policies.
JAMES ADAMS, President.
ABEL It. DAVIS, SCcy. sop "a. so6nn &
T. J. HkIBERGER,
CITE Na' AND III ILfT4RY
CHANT TAILOR. ~
Ma, osolifnn H0tsl, late Browns, vH b
362 Pennsyl snia avenue. -
nov It'll Washington, D. O.
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DAMS Express COMPANY,
"A OPTION S14 PA. AVDNUI.
WasAingto1, d. &

GREAT IAsTERN, NORTHERN, AND WIsT-
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
MERCHANDISE, MONEY, ylWlLKY, VALID
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DIsPAfCH to al
accessible sections Of the country This Company
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND E0RTHWlsT.
It's principal of6eee are
WASHINGTON, D O., NEW YORk, BOsTOE
PHILADEtPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN.
cINNATI ST LQgIs, L0U1s-
Connections are made ct New York and BoGsoa
9Th linss forEardin& to the CANADAs and the
BRITISH PROVINCES and other steamship line
TO LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRT
ana thence BY European e1 presses to all promnsnr
nert
Collection of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS mads
at al accessible parts Of the United States.
@. @. DUNN, Agent.
{nR<r,n n n
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* S YUUH 1YI@AA
sbrated PEBBLE and p llIsooPIs sPlofAoLss, mi.
versally aeknewledxsd Is the best for S1RIseTI-
anIHo AND PRlsslvIHG the impaired Iyesieht,
.cisntiacally and correctly suited, By IRANKfIH
/ CO., Opticians.
VA Pennsylvania avenue, bet 18th and 18th sts
SIS Psnnsylysnia avenue, under the National.
SCOPES, THERMOMlTERs, sTERE0SOoP rs
PHoTO6RAPH ALBUMS, "a RTE DH VIsITi.
TO. in . great variety. and ct lie lowest prioea.
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< PAWNBROKER AND ~
- LOAN OFFICE. ~
LICENSED BY AUTHORITY.

s.ass s1a.Ir, between iSth and 18th. 900
In 1sR ess ..s
am now prepared to make liberal Cash sd. ~
GI.thins: and hsrehandiss Of every IL
ness il the 4ty. and fsve..bly tneTn e many Of
eonsdt NTH. viii give sstisfsetion once ' eps5
Nine oeoesp fF0"
p1ANos AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
": g. METzERoTr, corner Pa. Az. aud nth &:
and A.; only impor,ins house in the Dis-IyYyU
so , fSs Of Sons grand
OF this cele btated factory alone which larger
% n be
He have .tcc. of Raven 4 Bacon, and Haines
esna Justly We s sSs sa;
70 So S' f9nes ss st st.{ g5ss from
to sell at the lowest figures for cash, and upon
Old Pianos taken in exchange, tuned and 70.
paired. oc6
ERANKLIN CO, OPTICIANS,
sv bet l3,h snd ,1:n iss sss
CARRIES DE vIsITE
PHUTOGRGPH ALBUMS.
hoiaing from Y to $40 pictures. in great variety
sTBREsCOPEs and sTEREsCoPIo VIEWS
OF Landscapes. Public Buildings. aroupes, fancy
BATTLE SCENES &C.. as.
At the lowest prices.
Constantly on band . ane selection Of Opera
GitsAes Yield 9laAfes 6leetaeles and Bye GlaAsss.
Optical and Philoes phieAl 1nstru Aents. "a,
Artificial Eyes insel tad without pain. no 46t
7 iNDhs1ARR CHASE, novel. BY T. Aoolphu
o,asSs: 7S.nd g Yor.i. a1d X XXs;4s eH9,l.
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MUSIC FOR BALLS, PARTIES, DC.

LOUIS WEBER, No. $50 It'll street east, re-.
spectfully informs his friep ds and former pa W.
irons that he continues to attend Balls, Par &U&
ties, dc, with his we'll organized Band of$61
scientifc Musicians. No. 500 7th at. east, Navy
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Eif KE sa EYE YSs. a HohNskHtE casiIsf
QQHEk. Ok Box Will rSs.saH ounS..
#KIns..Snl.sspssa. ar sr: purely ,ssst.bl. 4 !.
may b carried In the vest pocket Without feH Of
1890 c,rcqlSss tsee> Price p box Sold n
Chsstnnt g.. IAllapslphia. and n WaskiaStea 81
s:& 50xo. $50 tssasyivaaia svsnss: Eat p
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PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES,

&C 22-law4v
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25
General Grants Campaign Against
Richmond,

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Express states that the army with which
Gen. Gmut will operate against Richmond will
number nearly il not quite 400 900 able bodied,
well disciplined soldiers. n large majority veter-
ans of two or three yelrs. One hundred thou
sand men in the Shenandoah Valley, will pre-
vent flank movement by Gen. Lees forces.
The remainder OF the army will march up the
Peninsula. strong feet Of gunboats on the
James river accompanying the expe1ition-in
short Gen. McClellan's plan will be adopted by
Gen. Grant.
The army will move during the early part of
May--n0t before. IL is the wish of Gen. Grant
TO give Gen Mcclellan prominent position.
but the administration have insisted upon over
ruling his wishes, and promise him carte
blanche IN everything else. provided he will not
insist upon this point
Cen Fremont will be rendered n command of
negrO troops This Is 10 he considered matter
OF policy by the President. who is disposed to
show his generosity toward the leader Of the rad
icals.-[ Cincinnati Enquirer
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25
From the Terra Haute Journal.

From the Terra Haute Journal
An Abolition Lie from the Halls of
Congre>s-A Forgery ON Hon. John
q. DAVIS, E.x-Member OF Congress,
from this DistTict--A Viilainous Out
rage.
In the published proceedings of the House of
Representatives on the 18th, the following para
graph appears:
"The Committee rose, when Mr.. Garfield, of
Ohio, proceeded TO make good his former asser-
sertioDs by producing letter from Judge Eek
les, OF Indiana, which came into his possession.
recommending young man TO John G Brock
enridge, AS DESTROYS OF entering the service of
the South in some ca pacity, aud recommending
him as "a faithful man. The writer said that the
bearer Of the letter was formerly connected with
the Union army, but became Disguised with it.
Mr.. Garfield also produced similar letter from
Mr.. John g. Davis, remarking that Mr.. Davis
formerly member of Congress from lndi-
ana and the predecessor of Mr.. Voorhees,"
We are authorized by Hon John G Davis. TO
pronounce the letter produced by Garfield, pur-
Breckenridge, a FORGERY base lie from
beginning 10 end He authorizes US to further
say that he has never written u letter to Breck-
enridge on that any other subject. The let
Ter i; forgery perpetraed by the abolition lea
ders of this district for political purposes
will be held responsible before the people.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25
The Fremont Convention at Cieve-
iand-The Radical Leader IN "a Pet.


The New York New Nation Of Saturday con.
taiDs an important announcement to the effect
that the friends Of General Fremont are TO hold
4 convention in Cleveland on the 2lst of Nav.
IL calls upon all men Jf minds like its own TO
hold township conventions. &c, thereby "tciling
the gentlemen that the friends Of Fremont are
big enough 90 take care Of themselves. and that
thev intend choosing Tor themselves" The New
Nation advises every one lat once to give up the
idea OF taking part in the Baltimore Conven-
ton"
The Cleveland Leader. having committed itself
70 the fortunes Of Abraham the First, pitches into
this Fremont movement right and left Ii don't
relish the idea OF Fremont Convention iu
Cleveland az all. But the word has gone forth:
the Fremont men are determined, and II can't be
helped. The Leader. while confessing its hearty
sympathy with the ultra radicals. scolds and
irels, and even calls the Fremonters extremists"
aud says their movement IL predicated upon the
baseless assumption that "the slavery question
could receive a more immediate and radical solu
ton than IL Is now receiving from Abraham Lin
coin" The Leader vents It's spleen at General
Fremont, who. u charges. sis lending himself to
the work Of disorganiz,tion. The battle wakes
hot, and We may look out for some interesting
lights between the Fremonters and Lncolnites,
when they get fairly at work, prescribing each
other, and WHITING one another with being dis
organizers. secessionists and traitors.-f Ohio
Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25

How Lone WILL THE wAn LAsr.-This ques-
fact Is that most Of them are tired Of Il. Jim
Lane answered the other day how long Il should
las, II he could have his way. Said he:
III like the way this war Is being carried ON
now. So FAR as | am concerned. am willing 70
make this war a permanent institution
That is when the war will end under the ia
Goblin Springfield. (Ill.) Register.
tn A Detroit paper mentions gentleman o
statistical turn Of mind who has kept care
full record Of the desertons from the rebel army
since the first Bull Run. as they have been re-
ported In the journals from time to time, and the
sum total shows that threA millions and three
hundred thousand rebel soldiers have abandoned
the confedsracy and come within our lines.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25

- Arson AND RoBBEKY.-Last night Tues
day. the barn and stable Of Mr. Isaac Prather,
who lives about midway bet,een Jacksonville
and Charleston. on the plank road. was set on
FIRE aud the building. together with quantity Of
corn and hay. destroyed. Two horses were also
burned to death. While the fire was raging,
some scoundreIs entered the house Of Mr.. Ben
nett. who lives near Mr.. Pnther. aud stole some
sverwAre. Mr. Bennett is engaged in buying
horses for the Government, and the incendisries
doubtless supposed him 10 have a large amount
OF money in bis house. IL such was the case,
they did not obtain any of IL. While the balance
Of the family were at the burning barn of Mr.
Prather, lady saw one Of the villains prowlinr
through the house with a cooked revolver In his
hand. The scoundrels are not known.-[N. A.
Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25

Mr. VOORHEES,: The House has heard the reso-
lutons that have sent up to be read. have
simply TO say IN regard to ,hem, that IL members
upon this side Of the House traitors In conse
quence Of their opinions antsgonistc TO the pres
ent war, the gentleman from Ohio wac a traitor
in January, 1e47, when lie introduced these res
olutions IL there is aid and comfort TO the
rebels in arms in the positiou of any gentleman
here, then there was aid and comfort thrice over
to the Mexicans in the resolutions just read.
Every Mexican lancer that murdered our wound.
cd men hailed the name Of the gentleman from
Ohio his friend. Every guerrilla that preyed
upon our trains. struck down and murdered weak
escorts, cut off supplies from our starving SOL
diers, hailed the gestleman from Ohio as a Co
worker with him in .xpelling the American army
from Mexico. The Mexicans were working to
Get our army out oi their country, and the
gentleman from Ohio was working to the same
end
Sir, Ohio seems unfortunate 1.-THE gentleman
whom you seek TO expel Mr. Longl be unfaith-
ful TO his country In time of war, he has very
illusri,us precedents in the former history OF his
State Her voice has been heard In the other
Branch Of Congress in tones forever memorable
Aid and comfort to the enemyi Corwin stands
high with this Administration. He Is very prop
erly Minister TO Mexico He invoked the SOL
ders of Santa Anna TO murder our gallant
troops and lay them In hospitable graves 10 a
foreign land To the very best Of their ability
they obeved his bloody Instructions.
Such was the position OF these distinguished
friends OF the Administration from Ohio during
war wish foreign foe-Mr. Corwin In the Senate.
and the gentleman from the DAYTON district
/ (Mr Schenck) Ia the House. They were CO.
operating together. BY voice and by vote they
were encouraging the Mexicans TO fight. and 70
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-29
Confederate News.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 2G.-The FOL
lowing was taken from confederate paper
of Mobile the 18th.
A courier reports that messenger from
Gen. Banks and Franklin, was captured On
tho 9th Banks says the town of Houston
is occupied by confederate cavalry, and that
Red river has fallen, and 40 transports and
gunboats are caught above the raft and
cannot get ont until the water rises.
RICHMOND, April Il "A feet of gun
boats appeared on the Rappabannoc.
1t is believed that Tsppahannoc or Port
Royal will be the base Of Burnside oper-
atoms. sa
On Wednesday General Writ Adams
repulsed $500 Federals near Mecbanicsville
Mississippi. 81
A Yankee spy under the assumed pane
Of Sterling King, was arrested on the 18th
at Marion Va, He was recognized as de
tective from Chicago.