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RAILROADS.
REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
VI TO THE

REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
NORTHWEST AMI SOUTHWEST.
On anu sfter NOVEMBER 10Th trains will leave
Baltimore from the North Calvert station ss
followsi
East Mail t............,........e.20 4. m.
Harrisburg Accom- modation......aOop p. m.
Lightning Express. p. m.
The go = m. train from Warrington connects
y It'll the $40 =. m. train from Baltimore for Pitts-
burg and the West, aud Tor Elnira, Buffalo,
Rochester, Duuktrk, CanandaiguA, and Niagara
Falls, and for New York City.
The $40 p. IN. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the sop NJ train from Baltimore,
for Elmira and the North, and PittsbuIg and the
West. -
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS
SOLDIERS TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Low FARE AND QUICK TINE.
~ For Tickets and any Information apply Al
the Office of the Great Pennsylvania Route, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, under Ma,
tional Hotel, Washington.
J. N. DUBARRY,
Superintendent N. c. II. r.
X J. WILKINS,
PASSENGER aud Ticket Agent,
jei-iy Corner sixth OF and Pa. aveLue.
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DROP OsALs FOR FUEL
DEPARTMENT OF THr IrTrR loH, I
NARaIHaIOa Julv IA. IybA


Sealed Pr p"IIlG wall be received at the ONCE Of
the Sc etAry II the Interior until MONDAY,
August l, at 10 N, for furnishing for the use OF
he bufldiu occupied by the Department,
800 tons Furnace Coal, t2,2i0 pounds to the ton,l
OF the kidd sud equal ~ the hest quality OF the
Bait more Coal Com Any's Cnzli All
so tons hest quality Red A.. Coal, Tor stoves and
CRATES.
Samples Of the Furnace Coal must he exhibited
TO the engineer In charge OF the iurnAces ami any
| not deemed By hun equal TO thSt above mentio ntd
| vii be rejected. The Coal may he delivered At
the building at the convenience Of the tractor
st any time, SO that one hHlf 10 delivert by the
arlt day OF October and the entire quantity before
| the rrst day Of November, 1861 The Department
eseryrs he right, up TO the lst OCtOb r to in
crease the order for Rcd Ash Coal, lot exceeding
90 tons additional, to be delivered on thirty day .
notice.
| Proposals will in like manner he received for
| furnishing 100 cords btGt seAsOled oak wood 10
cords hest bakers pine wO d, to be delivered In
10 Of 10 to 30 cords IS required nom time to time
| during the fa.l and winter.
| Satisfactory ARA gements must be made for as
| certAinipg the quslity OF all fuel delivered.
| Bihaera ma aid TO their proposals, IL they
| choose, ntfsrs for Btrwing away the coal in tue
furnace 'Uous, and Tor saving and putting away
| tue wood
To swift the convenience of bidders, separate
bids will be received for the coal and the wood
| Evidence of the Ability Of the party to fluff
| o. ntrAet should AcJOmPAu y each proposal.
| The proposal should be endorsed, " PrOpos ali
for Flu !, for the DepA tment OF the Interior" ant
| Addressed 70 the SeoretAry JylS'mWt2W
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. '~ VS. FOR BUILDlN
..'-.lrI Cry DOC 5.


Iul lsbl
l.C,f. r'-lCd ufrpnsaIS, erdmr "a ',IIupussIS
unu.'"s F.o7, az Uoeas" ,e ,omp med
> l..my sd pc hcatt d N nm lie A. Win he
ir,f' .I tue iliy" unUl " u',lurk M. on the
% o.. Iuuy tDslau', Tor the cuus nctirp 81 a
.H.r. .o.k aIr utU a. o ue r the kAly YnId
,t.,. 70. anu me Or use At the Nav Y.'d
.,......,; sad locks to be Of full AMI uni len,
power 10 receive raj e, ann = an
rt.u.. - ,,Gs"l q. 1T east 2sO e. et ~ lcr gth az
So 10, aa, - feet draft, 22VO lv4a dis
. 3.s al rake ,helr SpelHoNtt'u ms 'un ami
,ih..,r rae EIrls a. d quAlitirs I uiAts-
- fy,i ta - usv!i hey > BID or Que Or
., ... 10 III -tl otter, which must he Ser.
~.I +lbt, the pric, for which hey WI
: .' 4. - su ia. umC at which theg will
.t.a'. hove u rPAl, for use
O.. .uI -tsD. pH' -ui'd aTl.lNt, II any, employ Ell
ID ....,.s tu H. 81 % litAg tUCKg arc " b. tncu
d. sy-.s bb-wIW
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REDDING' RUSSIA sALvEi
Real Pain Extractor.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority OF this Salve
over all other healing remedies, II reduces the
most angry looking Swellings and lnhamma tons ~
II by Magic; hsals Old Sores, Wounds, Burns,
Soalds, &c IN 4 surprisingly short time.
Only Is cents Box
The shove are ali old and well-established Rene
dies.
For Sale by
J. P. DIRsdoRE, 49i Broadway, New York,
S. W FowLE h Co.. IL fremont street, Boston,
and by all Druggists. my26- WaSsm
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"a oFFJCE GA PENN. AVENGE,
Washington Olv, D. o.
G6AT EAsTRRN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
GgN RXPREsS FORWARDERs
GsTohHSatss, AOksy, JswsITy, ShIUablsS,
NoLSG, Etoshs, nonds, As.,
gOrw al 81 WITH SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 all
sGeeAEible sections OF the'oOuntry. This Company
aEs Agencies In the principal railway towns IN the
EOkTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Tia principal orIieas arc
WABHLRgTON, ID. o., N. YORK, BOSTOA,
PHILADkLPHLA, BALTLAORS, ON
ULNRATE, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connections arc made 81 New York and Boston
with llnss forwarding to the CAnAdss and the
British Provinces, and with steamship lines to Law
erpool, southampton, and Havre, and thence BY
European expresses to all prominent commercial
tnwNs IN Gr0st Britain snd on the Continent
Collection NJ Notes, Drafts, and Bills made ~ al
asseEsble para Of tho UnJtcd StAtes.
g. c. DUNN, Agoni,
~ WGohinKtInl D, g.
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EREEDOM NATIONALi

EREEDOM NATIONALi
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED
The EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION on
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
ISSUED JANUARY !, isas;
ARD
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. s. to
THE UNION CONVICTION HOLDEN AT
SPRINGFIELD, ilLL.,l SEPT 3, 1883.
Officially Revised and Corrected.
FROM the Press OF the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
HUDSON TAYLOR,
loIa-E IA psnnsvlvanfA avenue.
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Jy9s,tuthtd
DAOPOsALS FOR RAIIONs.
QuAsTERsAsrrR's OFFICE, !

QUAHTERMAETER's OFFICE,
U. s. MARINE COEPs,
WAsHIS0ToS, July 10, 1854.
Sealed pr possh will be received At this ofioe
until O'clock, p ~, Of the an Day OF August
MArit e. At the foil wing stations, until the 3ist
Oecrmher, 1881 viz:
Bro X yn, NV York.
Philadelphia, Penns liz Anis,
"SshinStun, District Of Columbia.
T. ch ration TO CO ltst Of three fnur'hs OF pound
y. rk or bacon, or one and \ fourth pound Il
.rosh or salt beeIi eighteen OUNCES OF bread or
rtu.f or twelve ounce Of hArd bread, tr one =. d
fourth pouud If corn meal and At the rate to one
nCu thereof, ten pUu Dis OF rice; or In lieu thereof
| twice per week, one hundred aud hfty ounces Of
as Gcared potatoes, h0d one hundred ounces Of
xsd vtgetabl 81 ten ~ unds Of coffee; or, in lieu
thereof QUE Nnd hzlf poun iteNi ttttCnpoundt Of
'ussI' four quarts Of mega one opnd ofspern
caLd'es o. ole tn! Ole fDurt rounl Of 4damahtine
| GAGdtEi or leAhNlf pound oi tallow, four pounds
ofsoE p, and two quarts ofsa
The rAiionI 10 be de,ivt red upon the order the
| be2f, either In bulk or by the single ration, OF
God quality, with an ,qual proportion o. the fore
,luded; the pork, No. prime meas pork; the flour,
| extra superhne; the coffee, good Rios the sugar,
good New Orleans, or Its eqivalent and the beans,
vinegar, candles, soap, salt, sc, to be'of good
Ali subject to inspection.
All bids must be accompanied by the following
sD'' FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, -, OF :, in the state OF
guarantee that in cas-, the iaresoing bid Of -
for rations, above described be accepted, he or
they will, within ten days after the receipt OF the
| contract ~ the post office named, execute the
contract for the ssme with good and sufficient
| securities; and In case the said - - shall fail
to enter into contract Aforesaid, we guarantee
to make good the difference between the offer o.
the said - and that which may be accepted
| Witness B. Guarantor.
EFF. ID, GuarAntor.
| -, 1885,.
| hereby certify that the above named -
| ale known to ne 40 men Of property, and able &c
make good their guarantee.
TO be signed by the United States District Judge
| United States District attorney, or Collector.
No proposal will be considered unless aocompa
MED by the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized to publish the Abov,
will send the paper containing the hrst insertion
| to this ONCE for examination.
Proposals. o be endorsed " Proposal Cor Ration
for 1884," and addressed 10 the undo signed.
W. y SLACK,
iyI6-eod2w Mai and Quarter I'm Aster
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.JRNL BANR OF WASHINGTON.
200.

$50, prsAuIEsu under the kAtIOnA4
- - 40 Of the last COhsTeuS, 10 opened this
d 3. t0f 't- t-sDgNsunp ~ business, At tire corner
Of FltGeutl aud streets, OppoHte Treasury Do
DAEGslI ID. d. COUkE, President,
~. s. HUs-TEsTos, CAshieE SskZ-tf
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CouGHsi CoLDSi CONSUMPTION
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs Colds, 'VhOoping Cough, Bronchitis, DIM
Guilty Of Breathing, Asthma, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Group, and every
Affection OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
wistar's BalsSm Of wild Cherry does not dry up
Cough and leave the seeds Of Consumption In the
system, but loosens 1t, aud oleanses the Lungs Of
None genuine unless signed ~. BUTTS" on the
wrapper.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTO y )

DEPARTMENT OF THE IETERIoR,I
OFFICE OF THs AsHIEOTOE AQUEDuCT, !
WAsHI rUTOE, d. c., July 1854.
sealed prop sails val be received At the ONCE Of
the Washington Aqu duct, until y O'Clock, Of
irg IN. dam II lid masonry across the Mary Land
cham lof the PUto,GAG river, " the Great Fails,
Ms the same p divided for In the act OF COngTSEs
approved July 1, 1854.
Nns and peoihcatiODs may be seen at this
office on and after tie 18th instant. g..
UneNcrptiunAble refer snees AS TO character and
responsibility must accompany each bid, and ample
security wlibo required for the prompt and faith
iul y Tinr uAnee Of the work.
ny order Oi the Secretary Of the Interior:
SlLAs SEYMOUR,
Ut Chief EDg'F Waabtt Ptpu AuupluCt,
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NEW YORK
~ AND
WASHING TON
STEAM SHIP LINE.
SESI.WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASP.
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, d. Z.
TEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
SALVOE, AND JAS. 3. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS aud SAT-
URnAYS, At 10 - M, from foot OF High sire 81,
Georgetown, anu Pier 10, foot Of Wall street, New
YORK.
For freight or passage apply TO
MORGAN GsRGlSEHART, Agents,
foot Of High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de2E-Gm III Wall street New IOfk
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CLOTHING.

7 EFT ZEN RISE IL LET LET KIN RISE
WHO CAREsI
WHO CARES,
WHO CARES
A SIX Months stock OF hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The balance Of our WINTER STOCK 10 At the
mercy Of the plbns. We shah not speak OF then
again.
WAIT NO LONGER. NOW IS THE TIME.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We will not carry them over.
The great invention of the age,
PALMERs sPoNGINe MACHINE.
Every yard Of goods ,hrunk before making up.
Yet, Notwithstanding the extra expense, we shall
continue TO sell less than any other house in thi,
city. -
SPRING ovERCoATs.
CLOTHING
or
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
eENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
ofevery description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
call and see samples before purchasing elsewhere
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend TO keep on hand = good .ssor,ueq,
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
J. H. SMITH,
40 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post Office.
Also, .i.rse RESERVE in the rssr, for the
JoBBING TRADE,
Al our Whole, sic and Retail Mandatory III
Baltimore.
washingtonians visiting Baltimore will ind I,
srestly to their advantage to call At
SMITH BROTHERS CO.,
20 West Baltimore street,
ms-u Baltimore, Md.
SEAL WE SAY 1T"
"DARE WE SAY TIP
"YEsn
We viii not be undersold by Smith or any one elte
WE HAVE GOT THEM.
We eau sell thom, and We will sell them.
WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL,
Undoubtedly owing to the fact that the publ,
have found out and appreciate our motto;
MANY SALES, BUT SMALL PRoFITsi
GENTLEMENns FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY
AT aGi SEVENTH STREET.
us-u J. BRUCE co.
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TIE "aID EON PRINTING
OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN 1916
GIDEON d PEARSON,
sTEAm.PowER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
81 Ninth street, near POpnIylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY.
Having greatly increased the f.eilits. Of ,ae
above Old EutsbliIhsd Printing
House by an slmos,
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And III addition OF several of the most Improves
row KR-PRE ssKs,
Are prepared 10 execute every variety of
LETTER.PREss PRINTING,
From
FINK VISITING CARD
LARGE POSTER
PLAIN OR CoLoRKD INK.
PROAPrERss AND DISPATCH
MAY Blk
REL led ON nol4u
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foOt Of Barclay street at =. IN. and y. n,
From foot OF Cortland street att, and 10 8. M,
70 TIL, and y. M, and " night.
The d p. IN. hRe runs dAilyi all otherB sundays
excepted. W. h. GATZMER, Agent
Phil'A and N. Y. LineB.
puIIAnEIPHIA, Dec %, 1872 draI
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
The Chicago Convention Turned ins
O0t.

LETTER FKcM HON. @. l.. vALLANDIGHAM.
SHERMAN Housx. CmcAoo, Oct. ~, 1856
In tho World Of the Goth observe an article, co
from the Albany Argus, relating 10 Judge Advc,
Holts "Grcat Copperhsad Conspiracy" and which
taiDs the following
c: M: valsndishsm was in . miserable minority IN
Commftcecn on Resolutions: and was beaten two 10 one
ccptance threw up bis engagements 70 speak.
Now ] have refrained 10 every speech except
nrst-and have made many in support Of the dc
cratic candidates for President and Vice Presdsnr
any ailuson 10 the private history OF the Chicago
venton and did not proposs 10 refer 10 II further
aftor the election. But do not choose TO suffer the
gong to pass unnotIcsd even now. Is would be din
within the same compass.
]. Mr. vaiIandgham was not sin miserable mno
at the Chicago Convention" and no ono knows II bs
than the man Cassidy, who wrote and Marble. !
endorses the statement The latter I hand over 10
Mayor Opdyke for judgment.
2. Mr. was no" beaten two to one for the charu
Aces OF Cassidy rilden and other New York polsici
Mr. Guthrie. OF Kentucky, reccived twelve votes 20
phssicslIy repudsied ey the convsniou whsS preser
by 'he rng their candidate for ths Vice Prssdei
Mr. v. wrote the second, tho material res1lustcs OF
misiss apd The General COMMITTEES, 10 spite % q sSs
desperate and persistent opposition on the part OF Cas
and his friends, Mr.. G himself, IN an adjoining 70
A. sny ~ time NJ Is roosivsd more ,Sss snrss votes.
3. Mr v. did not "lead the opposition 10 McClsiia
but confined bis efbrb almost exclusively " the quce
OF platform He did, ndsed, vote against General
Clsan the arst bU for him 90 the revised bAiie,
moved that the nomination be made unanimous; wh
upon CassIdy threw up hs hAt and shouted, and he
ali bis fellows proclaimed vallandigham . very PR
man.
.. As 70 engagements TO speak 10 support Of ,hc
mocratc candidates, Mr.. ". has fulfilled ss many rs
democratic speaker In any State, and In here In
nois on the same errand; and, without immodssty,
may say that he has accomplished quite much OF
for the cause as Cassidy and his Aress The people
Sooundencs" IN CAssidy.
The secret Of this and Similar assAuks on tho psi
certain class Of New York pohticaus 70 thaA they
NOT "use" Mr. vslandigham. OF one ming further
them Do assnred--n neither can shey Kill him.
g. A. to the charge OF conspiracy" sct fcvsh " J,
Advocate Hot's pamphlet, and the elsvcn specihca,
summed up by ny Horace Greeley, have only TO
that 20 far a. ] am ooncsrnsd they are hosolun 4
heods and fabr eaAions from beginning TO eDA 1hcy
false ln the aggregate and false In detail More MAJ
they sss ~ preposeroua and ridiculous m they
w,thoss foundati0n, and all this Mr.. Judge Adyt
Holt. mary Ass Pitmau and M. Horace drselsy
veil know. O L. vALLANDl0HA
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

journals, in calling attention to JEFF. Davis
speech at Columbia, S. c., assumes to itself
credit for great enterprise in publishing sevc
raj extracts from rebel papers ahead, as it
claims, of the other city dailes. All these ex-
tracts, including jeff. Davis speech. were in
the HERALD office on Monday, and the speech
could have been published day earlier than
IL was given by our enterprising journalist; but
it was deemed q mere rehash, and as such we
left it over for more important matter. But
while our republican nelghbor is thus boasting
Of publishing rebel news ahead of all others
It has not word to say why it did not give
accounts of the late splendid Union victory OF
Sheridan in the Valley.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

BRsAKno Ur.-The solicitude Of the Daily
Newsfoe the welfare Of Hood and Hoods army
with which Davis proposed to- help elect .
peace candidates., Is our readers know. very
grsss. The Ness esa always tell to the smallest
atom the exact danger that Sherman stands
in, and how magnificent Hoods prospects ars.
lss refusal to believe that Atlanta had boon
surrendered was great piece Of SIif-dsniAl.
But the, Hon. Ben. Wood has found u necessary
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

to leave the political neld. and we can assure
him that his fellow lsborer. Hood, will soon
have to leave the military one In the Same
hopeless and helpless way.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
Fire on ths Lake.

GAMMA, q. w OUN ZSt TO
~ about six O'Clock this afternoon the proI
Ksnosha, o the Grand Trunk line, piy'ss between
cage and sArniA waa discovered V be on hrc .
alongside the elevator, 70 save whch sad the ncis
Ing bu'ldiags she was. cut adrtft. and 's now iis
down shs river In fpu blaze Nothing Of value coo
saved,
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

the restoration OF their representatives 70 both
houses Of the Congress Of the United States
We have three planks In our Presidential plat
form. Upon this first plank We accept Mr..
Lincoln as he stands. But we want an answer
from General Mcclellan. iAh
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

Tue 0rgRA.-A soa Of silks and diamonds, of fair Il
and bright smiles filled tho Academy OF Music last nj
at the repetition OF Faust The opera given with
usual cast and lis usual success. will be rspeate
the Saturday matinee. This evening Polluto viii be i
duced in Brooklyn, and tomorrow evening IL win
gwen again In this city. Next week Mrs Ven zand,
make her debut In Rigoletto.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

AN ERROR CoRREorE6- 6-vallandigham says
that "the people lack confidence in Cassidy"
Why, the very name Of the butcher boy Of the
Regency 10 Confidence Cassidy. He is poll
ticsl confidence man.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

A CURIOUS RUMoR FROM wAsuNGToN.-It
will be seen by our Washington telegraphc
dispatches that 1t is understood there that
letter from Mr.. s. L. M. Barlow, Of this city,
to the rebel Secretary Of State, in which the
former 10 reported to intercede for the release
Of a HERALD correspondent imprisoned in Rich
mond, bad been intercepted and was in the
hands Of the government This is news to us.
We had about dozen or more cores
pondents in rebel prisons and camps Some
remained there only day or q night,
and managed to escape without the inter-
oession Of anybody, especially that Of Barlow.
Another escaped while discussing with Stone
wall Jackson point Of international law
respecting the rights Of correspondents to their
personal property. While the discussion was
going on the Union forces made rally and
dash, and Jackson skedaddled without settling
the point in dispute, leaving the correspondent
to look out for himself, minus bis horse. Other
HERALD correspondents have been imprisoned
for various terms, from six months to one year,
and yet We never knew that Mr.. Barlow inter.
ceded for any Of them. We would like To see
this intercepted letter. II should be published.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

BEN. wooD's TwrsrNos AND TuRNNcs.--Tbs
Hon. Ben. Wood wrote letter on Monday to
the Mozarters OF the Fourth district; declining
their little nomination for Congress In this
letter he claims that the offer Of nomination
was an Enforcement Of his peace principles.
Immediately after hearing the letter read the
Mozarters endorsed the nomination Of Morgan
Jones, who IL = Tammsny man and war man
ell the way through. What, then, becomes Of
Ben. Woods peace principlesi We are glad
that Ben. Ia going to leave politics and attend
TO bis policies. He understands the lottAry
business better than any other, and among the
oongeniAl associations Of 4-ll--A hs will be
more distinguished than he ever was in Con-
gress.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

THREE PoLrrrcAL WrcHn--Judge Advocats
Holt, Mary Ann Pitnan and Horace GresleY.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

THE MopERS FALsTAfF-Greeley, with bis
five hundred thousand men In huckram-
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

QOtrr.-If vallandisham Is Al tho head Of
hve hundred thousand conspirators against
this government, as Judge Advocate HoltS
Mary Ann Pitman and Horace Greeley assert,
why s he not arrested at oneef
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-06-02
Hancock ora the Field

II was magnificent to see the conduct Of
Hancock on the field. The amount Of labor
he performed was hercu!ean in its chararer
Ills quickness of perception in diyining th.,
significance of movements Of the enemy, his
characteristic prvmptness in giving orders.
h's remarkable feerity in moving troops to
threatened points, his extraordinary caution
"o' 'o 'esve . strong position when invited
70 90 50 by the enemy. combined with hi.
intrepid courage and fearless her,ism in lead.
i"s n's columns to assault. all beaut isullv
o'ended with molesty .nd s--.-, y.u~p,rs
70 mark him as one of tho leading military
spirits of the age. have seen him under
varied and trying circumstances. have hsar@
lConsi-ned On fourth page
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-06-02

A good one Is tod Of Gen. Grant. A
ne was IN the cars on his way to the front,
news boy GAME 10, crying out, "Liie of
General GraEt.h One OF the Generals Aids,
pointing to the General. told him he gaes >.
ed that man would buy copy. The hoy
approached the General. who asked hin
.Who il General G ant?" fhe,
hoy giving him look Of indignsfon and
disgust, replied, "You mus be I'D
old gresnsy not to know General Grantr'
The General, aites tbat, Of course bought
his life.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-06-02
Practical Questions.
swers and Solutions Solicited.
Mathematical.

Mathematical.
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in certain cubical cellar, il 90 feet. Re.
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GRAMMATICAL.
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