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mSsssosd and When to be eomplessd
Con- n. &C. % sas ap i1sosa sou, s.els Of .eou,
sass. :. sn e 70 tss go,srnnsas RE IA, And
The particular kind or description Of oats, corn
or straw posed to be delivered most DO 81 stsd
All the .rsieisa offered under tn. bids herein In
rom e tim. 10
made hen the whole amount eont,.essd ror shall
Vii t. % n
nth S y two 90
they ~ill WITHIN ten days thereafter, .xeaut. the
Tor sns o. ss sood and 50 o,sD
tr.et 70 deliver s.fnr &c proiossd IL oonfosmit,
Ut: oi AZ s1s q. in
r. to s9SS ss
nay be awarded
sas 9! 4: a. p: e
attorney 9slieHto !t q Su,sons or any othsr ON
ss ss da, Il. .oo.p,..o.
S. III EAR. ~ :asi... Q. each .aa.,
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Pc; .na .should b plainly marked "ProSosal;
70: sass X 90. ss1:5ss,o1 I'd ssts e =,
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50Rh % PROPOSAL.
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80 ss.isE q Corr: in 'seks. II - psr s..Asl Of
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- tons Of S.,ea Hay, At - pr ten Of 1000
-- ton, q bsl'd Straw, Ct ,er ton of 500
Deliver To- eomms.es on or before the - ds,
Of, fss and e DO completed on or before the
s and ssdss { ..fa e enter
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tn lays .fs.i +: .sesps.aos Of al bid e1seat.
so.ss g ,.i. q tas S5esc:sS
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enc s...ssn shs oasl ~ :ais end the as1t
he sent..ss may - assrasd. 'A' ''.''' 70 ''on
s'iss ''''' 's' ''''' '' seas ''' Iss::a =
1 hereby certify that, 70 the best o, NV know
coca and snaeisnt - snrsties for the .TconnS ioi
which .sss onsr to BE- ssearisy.
TO be tnsa By The United States District A.
inc usssa s.ss oa sns Other ass'
D b. nUoKHR,
aesf Brig. Gen. and @ II.
CHlss auAArsRss ..s, ~ ssossIo..
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Dssos ats ort notice With the price Of sach mai
g NJ pain dxurss 90 that In case the exiseSoiss
Be Obtained .ithout delay and ct tAe lowest nrfos
Dealers wtshtne to sell TO this Depot viii oe -
Sulred " nrpish the Hist punetuAliy every Nc
dAy morning p. r. RUOK nh
nrigadisf General snd Ohief Qnarterr, ss&.,
"a Depot Of Waahinston
# J. H1IBnR9 M, 5000 sssoa 70 a ,
LOU DON & GO,
n1R0HANT TAILOR,
As''ESsSSs9S: Nee: i!as. g,ess'sJ
60O LII! .LIM1N LI11T
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IMPORTANT TO SJrTLERS,
UUTLlB0 WILL FIND
n. A. DOWNING q CO.'S
CONCENTRATED CLAN
20 81 q MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE 20
fHlIR TRADE
IL sells vsry rapidly, and ia tie most ssosouie.
.ss"'> distf the e1ssrs mess Its vrsparss
one minute, and mAkss . most delicious Sour O,
}hovasr. II IL highly recommended b. Army
ssResons Tss proas are large
Il. A DOWNING 4 CO.
0Anufaosarers Of Concentrated Sooa,
No. Iii Hast 18th 81, New yorR
% sale ~ BARBOUR sAMMAD. Sole assn,s.
- Louisaana Avenue
sS-h %ssEjn zion. D. a.
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y IT1InH0U4D. FAINT 4 co..
no. $50 p 1NNsY1y1HxA 1vnul.

wv 0OS = oNC01 AVANAA AV00 W.
VIM continue - fuInlaA
D. .. HIVB.TWENfY BONDS
~ oaa issuea Government. % DAI.
-. 0olDoo 90 OIL
q. Q. 70 Treasury Notes.
o. o. Certificates Of lAAob1elnoO.
GOLD AND SILVlA BOUGHT AND SOLD.
axsAanss % al parts OF Europe aad tie HortAs
Cities sold In sums 70 salt purchasers.
S-sosts I'D Gold boaSAt n New YoIb a1oiAsiva.
... ar o Commissioa.
Jyu Q1R0M HOUSE, RAEf "a
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KRNDALLsa
AH10kIHD RoD IN uAIl.
AxBoLlN
AOlSFsNS,
D1AUflEl16,
ODORAf1S,
k1H0H1RBNA,
IHVl0ORAf1
R0UklSH1A
RNBDLLlARJ0
TEE HALR
2AHDALLp AAB0LIND 10 . rare COMPOUND
,simsiasins extracts mon, yevsrs, Roots, a.
asrbs. for The 6RcWFA, BBAUFY, and P1B-
AAN1Nf vI9OR Of tas HAIR.
"HisAly Beneficial whore The hair requires
ssntss stinulsnt." D1. oH1LfOA
have never had anything which % Dsrfse
AnRvsrs The vafposs Of . hair dressing"
WARk1N WARD, 1sa,
No. 053 Cana street, n, T.
"AfSsf beins bald Tor seven years your AkBC
a1N1 has covered tie entire scalp With NEW
aAI1." Prot. John elNIA,
No. - KinS street. ST.
Hof ale ~ al DTusR1sts and Fancy 0ooas
osslsrs Pit IN boxes. isontaintns to bots,ss,l
ss1ss q.
osnufsstufsd And tor saIs a vhoissaI 81
KENDALL Z BANNlSTER
slesn No S4S Bao.BvAs ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-29

O. v. sorsLE.. Jxo ". sofHlzl,
q. w. ROTELER L son,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS, AND CR0cKlkY WARE,
IA SLn oUfLlRY. SILVER PLAfBB WARE,
BRITTAHIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN OH AMBlR e1rs, GOAL OIL LAMPS,
JAPANNBD WAITlRs. DOOR MATTE.
FIArBlR DUsrlRs. BRUsHIs.
WOOD WARE, AND
HOUslK EIPIN6 ARTICLES CENTRALLY.
~ HOUSES. B0rIls. AND sr1AAHOArs
BURNIbHBD At SHORT k0rIo1.
3ls, IRoR HALL.
PENNBYLVANIA ANnNUl,
fs II eosm Betvrsn 9Th and 10Th sts
lMPoRrANr TO sEhALse
Dk. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
e., . sss pun m the s.s q
ion and sure to correct ell Irregularities Painful
sm cold s. AL e
@ Ike,
arisen from int.rrn ptions OF nature =
Oh OHknenMANB PILLS
AFRO positive remedy for all Complaints peculiar
snsUIAss,1 Sspiieit Direct, ns, s,ssius aSsn
shsy should soT b USED, Win ssaS box Prios
NsOId By all Dru Egists.
UuTOHIN6e q HILLYEk Proprietors,
II Cedar street Rev fnrk Oity
se,d ~ & o FOR o. 292 Pa avenue 40 aoau
NEW YORK AND wAsHiRHfON
sTsAMsHIP COMPANY.
The Screw eteamships
BALTIMORE. -
BALvOR,
1M2IHB,
f# janis D. 0R91N.
AID FAIRBAHKB
eomDoee the line Of this company. lsavins foot
wall street, New York, and foot atsA street,
6sorsetoWs, everv Wednesday and SATURDAY.
MORGAN RHINkHART Axts
Il 2s-su. Yo0t RtGs st.. 6eorsstowa
~ uLAElRIDD OIDuR!l
have Just feeetved per sehoonsfs s6sofae 8.
81 Pure 6aaaashussth OLARISIID 0fDiE. VSick
e~r Sof sale - The lowest market Dsise, u auAn.
Hotel lsepsss, satlsrs aad all stAsrs II vsnt d
peine article Ct Older aro Invited % eAll aDA 81
aniss th's bssors 1ussAae, ~ 2lesvAsss.
uasoa Sessllas 49,, 81 assss
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~ WAR BKPAkTMsnf
s...,D Paoros lie Vii Be- rsS.i!sd at hi. OF :.
uhai Abk EsLAf. April nth, at { . N fnr
20 be d.liv. in the following qasntis.ss II e..
os"s ,o Ss f. ss a h. ssx ao,. ,.
n 900 'e's At the frankfort Ars.n.L Bridssoa
sa% :. :. as,issh.ny :, Pts.sn g. ?.
'hs.t aeeoutren sn,s are To ~ mads IN ltr OK son
oinity with III. Ne. pattern TO ba s.sn a. .hs
aid w.sti"st,a k s1s.: +": sn,
IN. ., "a msry r,.. to o. to
e.isg rse.,v.d Tor s. Ma, Per-
lie s'ee.tso az psid for but surh .. sss .ppra,-i
.. the ' OK t. 3. tie bss, ~ ssau.a Ths
RI nlder bel win De included in th- set
a.1sy TO ). hs' ss 81 nae sss
F.ilnr, to N axe dsiv -ri.s At specified time will
INFECT 'hs Contractor TO f,If.it of the ,sr
.soIer;,ts h,1ss to be charged a. cost. 10 os Dc.
Bidders yin q STATE explicitly tn. Arena, or ar..
hss, ..ers they propose to deliver ana thu M a.
t nefs pfop'se t. denver 1t each pay,
No bid. VIII b eorsd,r.d from parties Other
eute II Their own chops tn. .ors proposed f1r
i,enents other thaD those maize hi. own saop.
ths} vii BE- rejected. and the eoa:r ct r.nistsd
Iid1eIs Vim or close With their bid. tn. written
sekr ovledsr er u Of their elrees over thsir Own
sisIatures
ss vi: s 3: 's q,
fAjtt fnl execution
Uptn the award esing made sueessaful bid3srs
vii be poti6sd. and furnished with forms Of con
tract and bond
IRE Department reserves the ri. ht to rej.st any
Prepotals VII be addressed TO "Bnsstisr Cane
ipston, b ,"apd endorset - Proposals ri Iaesa-
try Advertisements GI0k0DD RAMSAY.
rh26-e ofd Rrie Gan. ChiSf ~ o-a-acae
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GHAV'I sooss' ,oo,.,,

II O. WILSON co., successors 70 p. Wslhsr
{ SoH, .Ha:a,anston 2; e. ~aagtsstnrs.s Of -
kkK4ERt.D Az snd WaTnR PROOF P1ir, o.
omeee1S1 "a street, below Pa avenue. Orders
mAY % LEFT d once Mutual Insurance Company
It'll street AMI Louisisns avenue or Addressed e.
Post On Bo1 534.
Ali work executed promptly and on the most
reasocabIe tsrms, and vsrfantsa. Repairs made
promptly NH IL aros
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-29
a DAMS lXPKyss COMPANY,
"a OFRlO1 S1l Pk AV1ND1,

"a OFRlOB SIl Pk Av1NU1,
WasktsRtoa, d.
SRN vXPRESs 9OKWARpKk6
MDkcBADtsh MONpy, JswALRS, vALU.
ABLks, NOTES sTOcXs B0NDe, 10,
Forwarded virh SAFETY A. D(ePAfu to al
sese.sihls sections OF the coostr,. This COMPANY
has age ,oies to the sriucips, Railway Towns In
NORTH. sAeI, wBsT, AMI SOUTHWEST
its primer esf ufdosa Afs
WASHINGTON u NAN SORK. BOefOH
PHILADbLPHlA. BALIlMOk1, DIN
OInOAcl, IT LOUIS LOUIa
VILLt LEXINGTON
oess sections made ~ New SorH and Boston.
With liner torx ArdIr z T. the CANADA4 and the
8kIIIsH PROVINCES and with Steamship line
TO LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON ana BAVR1,
and thence BY European expr 70 all prominent
CON n ereat tuvns 10 Great Britain and the Con
einent. ~. E.,a "a : IA 80
Correction Of EorEH, ORA Prs end BILLS msds
It all oessible payts 81 the q nitsd stats
- s-aQa So ~ ,tl q q DUNN, Agent,
- y Waahin stou. D q.
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~ CONFID TIAL.
i OUA6 MEN tho have injured thsmsstves ~
certain secret habits Which unnt then sof eunnsce,
Ased or Old nen, sho ron the foliiss OF yo1th e
ye1rs before plaons q smssivss unds. the treat
msnt 81 any one, shoald erst read !" fa1 Sl0ksEf
OF I'm portancs by psrusins " The Secret Friend
Sent 70 any address: n ssal>s snve'oss % ~.
% oHAa a STUART o.,
A taN a Boston, 0Aao.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
". b SNOW & 90,
WHOLDSALl AND RafAIL DDALlRe
AND sHIPpkRS OF

Gu M z Il md COAL
Omcs-eornsr Of High A,a Water. 0sorsstswn
20
pocks-cornef Ma1ket and Canal
eteap ers Ooaiod 81 Covered Docks. TOT
Wstsp street, one biosk above High Three taou
I'd tons an hand fe q I'm
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- AooR1s WHIST END DRUG STORE,
1l3 Pa Svepu ne, south side
Just received . large supply Of DRUGS.
- hyDICINHe PSINfs, 10
GOAL OIL eer barrel or less at lowest MARI ct
rates ms li1V
II Der has three arst olass Billiard Tab % nearly
new. which be viii DISPOSE Of vary low. In IA 70
ct tie Billiard room, corner Of 18th street aud
Pen nay Vania avenue nh l<.tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
An Extensive Robbery--FiveT Thou
sand One Hundred md Ninety
five Dollars I'm Gold Stolen.

One of the most extensive robberies ever
committed in New Haven occurred in this
city yesterday, NJ. Tt was no less than the
summary appropriation of tl, ,039 in En-
glish suvereigns and half-sovereigns, from
the residence of Captain II. j. Bown, No.
II Liberty Court. Captain B. arrived in
New York on Wednesday last. from South
ampton, i'm the steamship Bremen.
On the passage, he made the acquaintance
don, and VIM. Gill, of Bradford, Yorkshire.
The acquaintance ripened into friendship,
and on Saturday, Capt. Bown invited his
English friends to come up to New Haven
and spend the Sabbath. Messrs. Gill and
johnson owned this bag of gold, with
which they proposed to start some kind OF
business in this country. .... -r"
Pennock was destitute of money, but be-
ing friend, he was brought over at their
expense, with the intention also of estab-
fishing him in business. Previous to COM
ing to New Haven, Capt b. advised Messrs.
Gill and johnson to place their money In
the bank for safe keeping. They acted on
the suggestion but partially, and brought
the balance with them. ID atf, asl
The gold was in bag, the bag enclosed
in a satchel, and all left under the bed in
one of Capt. BIS chambers. Yesterday af-
ternoon Bown, Gill and johnson started of
for walk. Pennock complained of head
ache, and remained at the house. Return
ing after an hour or two, Mr.. johnson cas-
ually looked for his treasure, and discover
ed that the bag had been cut and the money
g0nel Mr.. Pennock was also missing!
The police were Immediately notified.
and the usual precaution taken to secure tn,
thief but thus far unsuccessful. A friend
OF all parties an Englishman, named John
Titfin, was arrested in the afternoon as an
accomplice, but there being no evidence
against him, he was discharged. At the
present rate of gold, the thief Is in posses
sion of upwards of $4,000. There is good
opportunity for experienced detectives to
show their expertness.-Ne,o Haven Jour
nal. - L - n. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
NUMBER SOs.

them found little girl belong gin6 10 his en-
elny, In the woods, at some distance from
her father,ghouses He seized her ard ctit
on her hands. and rs .heosent her home
screaming with her bleeding wrists, be said
10 her, II have had my yzreyenge.vs year
passed away. The little girl became 4
Christian, and had grown up to be almosta q
young woman, when one day there came to
h her fathers ; door z poor, worn opt gray
to eat. 6he'. knew him at once as the cruel
man who bad cut on her hahds.h 4 She went
Into the hut and ordered the servant 10
make him bread and milk, rs mucl.as he
could eat, and sat down and watched him
eat. When he had finished, dropping the
covering that hid her handless Wrists from
view, and holding them up before him she
exclaimed, ~ have had my revenge ~ The
man was overwhelmed with surprise and
humiliation. But the blessed Savior had
said: "If thine enemy hunger, feed him; II
he thirst, give him drink" 81 ~ t7-,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23

MT. COA. les, SIP, almost word fOI
| word. s5 grgygs e7Sa gaI I'm 81 i
/ Mr.. cox. We will see about That pres
I emily. Thank God we had a majority on
the bench who decided that the fugitive
slave law was constitutional; but Judge
Brinkerhof decided the other way, and
the gentleman voted for him. And / say
now that the reason whyithat convention
and the party which sanctioned it did not
succeed in dragging Ohio out Of the Union
and making revolutionary resistance TO the
Federal Government was--and Ilmention
this In all confidence to the House--that the
committee levied ''fund of libertyy on the
citizens of the Western Reserve to pay the
lawyers for suing out OF the State courts
writ OF habeas corpusl When they found
that they had to pay dollar head for
breaking out into rebellion they revolted
against revolution. [Laughter.]
| Mr.. ASHLEY. Not being present at that
meeting I Iam not responsible for what was
said or done there, but call the attention
of my colleague to the fact that he misrep-
resents Judge Brinkerhoff in what he says
of that decision.
Mr.. cox. The gentleman may not be
willing to take the responsibility now, but
he lived and gathered honors for years un-
der its load. His party constituents who
have just nominated him by acclamation
are yet faithful to him, and amid all oblo-
guy cling to him for his bold avowals of
anti-slavery sentiments. AS TO Judge
Brinkerhof, will insert his language in
my remarks, when it will appear that my
colleagues is conveniently ignorant of what
the Judge did say.
read from Judge Brinkerhoff's dissent
ing opinion, (Ohio State Reports, volume
nine, page 2S)
81 know Of no way other than through tie action of
the State governments In qchich the TeserUed Tighis
and poecers Of tie States can be PRESCRIBED and tie
guarantees 0fiadiridudk liberty Vindicafed. The
history Of this country, brief il is already shows
that the Federal judiciary is never behind the other
departments OF that Government, and often fOre-
most in the assumption of non-granted powers. And
let it be finally granted that the Federal Government
is in the last resort the authoritative Judge Of the
tent ofis oaon poaoers and the reservations and lmi
tatons Of the Constitution which the trainers of
that instrument so jealousy endeavored TO fix and
guard will soon be,f they not already obiterated
1t was upon this reasoning, similar to
that employed by secessionists at Montgom-
cry, and abolitlonists at Milwaukee and
Cleveland, that this judge sought to array
the States against the Federal Government
by denying the authority of the latter over
the question of rendition. He held that
the Federal Government was usurper OF
State rights, and ''denied that the decisions Of
usurptng party In JduOr Of he vaiidity Of its
o,on assumptions can settle anything" He
In fact held, as Attorney General Wolcott
argued, 70 Ohio Reports, 114,) that ''as to
these powers, the States stand to each other
and to the Federal Government as absolutely
foreign nations" Yet my colleague voted
for both Judge Brinkerhof and Mr.. VOL
colt! .t.r aes K
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
THE OHIO STATESMAN.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23

DLACK SILK BASQUES, SACKS AND
ID CIRCLES. The most elegant assortment in the
city, and offered at most reasonable prices. Also,
Cloth Mantles,. Basques and Circles in new styles.
-,'''s',--s ! ~ I'd BAIN Ar SON, q,
\ II Eos, ~ tass South High strsso
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
The Two Isevengers.

Some centuries since the chief of the dis
trict, Maclcan of Lochbuy, had a grand
hunJing excursion. To grace the festivity
hi lady attended with his only child, an in
liant then in the nurses arms. The deer,
driven by the hounds and hemmed In by
the surrounding rocks, fled to a narrow
pass, the only outlet they could find. Here
the chief had placed one of his men to
guard the deer from passing; but the ami
mails rushed with such impetuosity that the
poor forester could not Withstand them
In the rage of the moment Maclean threat
ened the man with instant death, but his
punishment was commuted to awhipping
or scourging in the face OF the clan, which
In those feudal times was considered de-
grading punishment, fit only for the lowest
of menials and the worst Of crimes. The
clansman burned with anger and fierce re-
'venge. He rushed forward, plucled the
tender infant, the heir of Lochbuy, from
the hands Of the nurse, and bounding to
the rocks, in a moment stood upon an inac-
cessible cliff projecting over the water.---
The screams of the agonized mother, and
chief at the awful jeopardy in which their
only child was placed may easily be con-
ceived, Maclean implored the man to give
back his son, and expressed his deep contri-
ton for the degradation he had, In q mo-
ment of excitement, Indicted on his clans-
man. The other replied that the only con-
dition on which he would consent to a res-
titution was, that Maclean himself should
bare his, back TO the cord, and be publicly
scourged as he had been. In despair the
chief consented, saying he would submit to
anything if his child were restored. To the
grief and astonishment Of the clan Maclean
bore this insult, and when 1t was completed,
begged that the clansman rnight return
from his pcrilous situation with the young
chief. The man regarded him, with smile
Of demoniacal revenge, and lifting high the
child in the air, plunged with him.info the
abyss beneath. 4 The sea closed over Them
and neither, It Is said, ever emerged from.
the tenpestnous whirlpools and basaltic
crverns which yawned around them and
still threaten the inexperienced navigator
on the shores Of the Null.
Two men living in the southern part of
Africa had q quarrel and became bitter en-
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The Ohio Sccessionists Ventilated
The Cleveland Convention of 1850
Secession RESOLUTIONS Adopted by
Abolition Conventions Cox takes III Q
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