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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs ZOE FORAGE,

s. 'ss,is 5, 4! s:s.l
6sT s.aHR'WRs e the a.
fssse u 5Iioss e. With Hay Corn esss and stfaw
sa.se. oorn or oats and 20 tons Of Hay Or straw
Biddsrs must state at which Of the above named
Istss Il vsi.S they win male dsIi:eris: thsrsas
ga. he time when .sid dsli1siiss sisil be com.
be %fes in words on tn.
E +: ss Y % fsf S Ike ::sss Of ;ses
ss'a: ss as5ni'Ris r:
sps
stated In the proposals..
eSyssnmsnt in,Peetor. before beins xsespted: -
ss 3 ': e: e
Il
hsys been delivered and aeeepted.
tsst sis sa ssa
ns .u as S s'sa snoan aas
Il S r. sss .s s.s "a;
is5safs S:.s:.n sss esf aid sisasf .ss +:
vhsm the oontsset may be ] awarded. ed 'A' '''0n !"
The responsibility Of the eusrantors must be
ahovn By the Official certificate Of United States
District Attorney, Collect Of Customs, or any
other omcer under the United States Government
orIespon!ible person known to this office.
All bidders win be duly notified Of the acceptance
Q; TS TISsjssti9n & of their proposals. ,..
bidder must be lesibly written in the Pro-
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. D. H.
Fucker, Chief Depot Qsartermsster. Washington
y. q, and should be plainly marked Proposals
Bonds In . sum equal to the amount Of the con.
tract, signed by the contractor and both of his
9uarantsrs will be required Of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
BfAlk ferns OF bids, guar antics, and bonds map
be obtained upon application to this ONCE.
All proposals. received under this advertisement
Win be epen ed and examined ct this once We'd
nesdsy and Saturday of each weak at IL m. Bid
ders respectfully invited to be present at the
opening Of bidsh they dsdrfS r KroKur
fe3s.tf Brig. Gent and ouarterna astsr.
CH11F aUART.RMbbsT,as bs,o, 81 %ss1SHa:,o, %Sfs11n:
WAsHruefoA. D. O., January 4, 1854.
Al dealers In DrIGs, Hardware, Lumber LeatAr
ef, ,Omce Furniture, Harness. and eAddlery are 70.
Suestsd to send to this once, on MONDAY Of each
week sealed proposal or list in duplicate. of tls
articles they prepsred to furnish to this Depot
snort netics, with the price OF eeoh marked In
p,n nsures 30 that, In esse the Ell esnciss Of the
ssipsS the article % cr i1ss can
sasns . .s sht 70 tsis Depot s 5.
sairsd 70 farnish the list unstqslly sysy Monday
. sris.di.r sssi .ad Ss.:s 8 Z.
hrtu DeDot Of Wsshinston.
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SAM MARI fAN's q IYTI
SANlRITANS GIFTI

rAA's9 9I1rI
SANARITANS GIFT
TIN MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVAR UsHpi
eosoxHazn' z'' sIssa hfsa,' 'ssTsloqgHss, sFis - Go
CONTAINS NO Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury
0rIy T.. P,s . 5: !Sk:n :. ks.s .s G
.ay Unpleasant taste, and win not in any way in
~ sso g g q Il: @Ss
bsssi a % Il; 9s as;
no Exrosu.s 10 "a ss,.;na .n,ss
Let Ssss S.sd ssS
Mercury ny yssahsARIrANs GIFT.
sent By mall In plain envelope.
PIies-MAls packages, 81. female,S
BLoopi yLoopu sIooS!m
4sfSSsSSss sSHfisD DlsIIsty RSiIst sftssILis ta
aAKARfTINs Root AND HERs JUICES
.sEHRahahlkFRss ERhhlkFIRss 81 aoor AND hIss SSiSl
most Eotsnt certain ma sscsan nssrtica
% Ts%.
1 SSiS s0F sPu SHs 'iRisi in After ''.1'
AsnHSsiaiE III ny & SsH G.hs
vi. sn.ry Ss;sss s q .. ~
'''s'n iifiM;Rifaas is1 4 sc caaNoRS IA WisH.
Price Is cents: Full directions. !.
-os BOARD TIE srEiMsHlg oOsfs R,Sa s. fss .e,
Rsi'l.dssYs..bsss :smsssa ss. @ :sna
Of your sam.ritsns Gitt y ADAMS vs 70 .ssi On
s As ffnGSa 5isss g
do rot like TO make voyage WITHOUT supp''
very fssSeGsp g possxr, Surgeon,
..A:lsnsie Nail s.ssm:sa4l s.p .n4 vG vrGsvnxai"
prekoHD co., Box Isl Philadsipnia fo''
Sold By 8. oALvIRr FORD. errnsr its 81. and
Henry COOK, Alexandris. nay e-0
TUHURsToNp IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pew
IL DIR, for cleaning, beantifying and vfeserv'
Ing the Teeth and Gums. fhis elegant pfepaSa
fion h entirely Iassualled.
AoA - =. O. WILLS & CO.,
New York. Propristors.
For sale sy al druggists.
vuyuLLg, CILBBRATDD MAOHINY-DHRlAI
w eTRlNGTHBNINGP PLAsTlRs afethe verl
hest In all cases for whieh plaster " REQUIRED 1s
sale By al drasgists. Jan 2-eoly.a
n,oWINe PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by tn
slnv f1sInTRfi 1GsInRfiH. ana BKLLI HKvEk.' ASply :
srs Captains ON board. or to JNO. y. pAytD6ON
IstsT street. Gsor setown nay y
"1KI NO MORE UNPLEAsANf AND On
sATD RIMIDIEs for nIRlss,snt R Sna SanSe5
-. Siseases Use HILMB0LDv z4TRAof DO
CHu nd IIIRQyyD EosO WAsa' u%s~
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-ue5.s', Geld in New York. 2es2 o.
NEW YORK, June f3:-Gold at the Evening
Board was l42 X, closing at l4aX. sEsI
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oT1os's 'sALl OF ARMY MULES.

OulRrERMAsfER GBNERAL's OFFICE,
~ WAsHIaGroN. d. O.. May %, 1865.
MANY THOUSANDS or MULls are being dis.
DGTssss :sss St 2s seasus sss s
mails is reduced in proportion to the reduction Of
A ss1s s4: n sGn sInss 81 the
Tennessee; snd Of GsorsiH rT RreosE9lx s9 MHIk EHk
Fs3SsAFDr Fs3Ss N rss = wossp, 6s .iNAs. So.
Many Of them were bought in the beginning OF
in al. their marches and camps. and are thor,
oushiy broken, hardened by exercise; gentle ana
f.miliar, from being SO long surrounaed oy the
ssa s:1Rsssa hs
SSI sssNs 's 'asflSsa Rfas hfk fHHik
TRul and SSh y .en te9 lGf
specuiations. By purchas nT them and dispoaing Of
then in the South, will never GSeu5 + asiNIpPai aMsNPas
" QusS,srmasssr asssIh.
my29 OF ------1r 1rsyet Major 9ensral.
sss ,:; Fl s:pd hs6;s iS
SIS Psnnsyl !snis sysnas, bs:sssn ~ and a,s 9Th
DLUMBIne. Gas AND STEAM FITTING.
prepared to execute Al o.ds.. e. above
~ IT. ss Ct ss s
AL3X. H. SHEPHERD,
(Successor to J. W. Thompson Oo.,)
m, sSs p. tS sssis s.fi asff 'h st.
IMPORTANT TO OABINlT MAKERS, BUILD.
| = Frs AND OTHERS.
Large lot of Walnut and Cherry, thicknssses
from to inches.
esss Pine Ls%9s. sd 9:
aaaoft tment of Building Lumber.
l For sale ct yard, No. 81 Water street, George.
| town, b. G., q superior lot OF g. and l6; Ash.
| NV s.M y. VITALITY.
7TGH1N GIRLS. CHAMBBRMAIDp WAIT
| n EMS. BAR Z KEIP1R apd COOKS. &c. Intel
| Egent men AG EMT6. with GOOD per centass can
| And Il; ;fuations IN rough the Central Employment
nes sS ~ = WILLIAM RABI & Co,
l 3S7 St, bet. 9Th and 10th sts
1-E Z Letter Box 467.
| Families Hotels andl ealoonkeepers can find
a. MANDo 'n'oUsA WILLIAM RABS CO..
3a7 D ST., bet. 9Th .nd 10th sts.
FJILMBoLDs coNolMTRAT1D IxTRAo1
A1IxsospS snSASSo SSoassoaSisFsafsS Il 81 Sfid i! xrsAo1
L 6AReAPlRILLA, ii Tie .Gssat Hood PH4ifW.z
BotS src pfs pared icsordins TO rules Of Pharmat
cy and Chemistry, and are ne most sctive tsat osa
4 IA v,,aAA
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~ IIFGHRN GIRLS. CHAMBERMAID'e WAIT
n EMS. BAR KEEPIR8, apd COOKS. 4 c. Intel
iigent men AG HaTs. with good per centass can
on ce of WILLIAM RAB1 & Co.,
3S7 d St, bet 9Th and 10th sts .
ts -t Z Letter Box 467,
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NIOrIUD -For sale $50 setts of and horse sec.
~ ond hand HARNESS and lar &c lot SADDLES
and BRIDLEH Apply to II. 3. JOHNSTON, No
STa Pennsyl yania avenue, between "a and 9th
Streefs opposite National Hotel. je I'M
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THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
CONCLUSION OF YESTERDAYS rES-
TlMONY.

Our report Of fne trial OF the conspirators
concluded yesterday with the re.examinston
OF Mrs Offutt - -
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DLUMBING, Gas AND STEAM FITTING.
IMPORTANT TO OABINIT MAKERS, BUILD.
IkS AND OTHERS.

Large lot Of Walnut and Cherry. thieknssses
from 4, to iIchs, pin. 1,n,sr Of Al, thi,,,s,..,
nom three to Eve years old, together with large
sssortment Of Building Lumber.
town, b, g., 9 superior lot Of g. 4 and L. : Ash
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MONS. sZoLLosY.
M0Ns. sZ0LMsY,
MONS. sZOLLOsY.
MONS. SZOLLOGY.

And his Beautiful Ballet Troupe Of Young Ladies
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Pr5IGtbI.I3S ".

-
'IN ENTf-tlNE CENTS PR SHARE
go Wv 80 . '''' 81 80 GENTS FER SHARE.
e., CENTS rIRsuNEE. -.
B, CENTS PER SHARE. '''' - 90 80
PAX VALUE ~ FIR SHARE.
FAX y All d 81 '' FAX 22EkftEu PER SHARE
FAR NALuE II rfi. 81 NEE,. ,,,.''''.',',,,,.
PAR NALlEs - prR ~IiNKE.
PAX iIiE 81 rFg SHARE
IIE PEOPLES nj ltAI on. AND COAL co.
~ I'M tlll % NnN lpkh 49,.
Ilir PEOPLES So % Al OH. Akb COAL CO.
DI mn CRY or NtM lOKk.
IllE PtJNlG~ 81 u Al oil MD COAL 90.
Oh IuI CRY or MN NORk.
81 UiE Cirl UF StN YOEh.
HE pIDrlLa' vi 90 81 OF AND COAL co.
UF IuE CITY or NV TDKk
0F IHs jiIN OF NtN luEk.
ST BSCEipllpN PRICE 10 CENTS PER I'll ARR,
ST RSCKIpl los PRICE, q, CENTS PER SHARE,
and uo future ns-..,n,ut.
"A RsCEPTlpS PRICE 70 CENTS PR SHARE,
sIBsCRIpIi0S rRICE % CESfS Pr SHARE
and 40 future asse .smeuia
81 HsCRIPriOS PRICE % CENr, FER SHARE,
10 Iutuic aste-tucu's
SUBSCRIPTION rEltt 20 CENIs PER SHARE,
aud no iututo ass,s-mon,s
CAPITAL 3I.l0L PAR - itE slAHE
,,rrl. GHIiAL Il. u rrAii.fii s'iAH|'
CNlIIALs4..u" rAR4l PER SuAEE.
fllALei -uOJ. PARsl fEkSllARE.
WORKING tAiIiAi. 5000. ...
.....,.,.,,. mn. NEhtN" 'AIIINL rzir.p
NOBkIS6 CAPITAL $4,000.
WORKING tNlIINL ..,,,,. Gamma, ,......
WORKING CAPITAL $3.50" ...,,.., -.
.,.,,,,4r.. W ukNiN" ''fI' NJ f-''I'''
WORKING CAPITAL S2J,uD.
WORKING CAPITAL sshgu. .,.,..,..,
WORKING CAPITAL. s2j,OUO
Ii PLOf!l'a III O. NJ on AID iu\L %.
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Personal NOTICES.

G1DD REWAkD-MAN LOSf-ALFnGD
VI w b. JONkH, n ics.deut Of lsip [. g. ~
years u age, feet II inches hrh, sor, lat a., Ill l.
shouidered, brown hair and hiskcr, hazel oycs ~
upper front tooth missing when la, scci- ul,h
was GU TUESDAY evening the Ith int, az tie cot D.,
Of John street and Broadway, no had on uavg gray
beaver overcast, gruv psnt- ne white shut urI gu
fur cap, lie had with him $40 In rreenbacAs Mo
tbOyo rewATd will bs pad tor any iuoifnLt1u ingt
leads TO his recovery, by Hpplicatiol 90 GALNIK \
CO., Cl u " Orth ~, cor Oi Chuich, N,w loik ~
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W hIDEsENES.

A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEsI Of
"A the properties 20, ILln 6Ol.Bs Find thul,t
buchu VIII De- con A. .u.t With those srt iu. b tn
the uited states lispe4isstorv go
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WANTED.
NANIEp-GOOD HANDS For C1lFN.
w ..u ue4 AlI ....s 20 'hr, -i ...als ..,.is.

W-ANIEr-GOOD HANDS For CfIFN.
w ,..u ue4 alI -...s 90 'hr, OBJ .als. ..,is.
WANTED 4 YOUNG NAN i OR %
lcn ctN led. to o,"u o. .te.s 80, Al. on tatle;
or" that md, ..a.Is tc bushes none other. need
.p'y. @'' bo.er,. after pu. t@
\AJANTEu-l GOOD CARTLNIfRS AND
W "o leOotus men. ON the Ccutih Raj rofd. at
Sfie.sy .il','h,s Joney. MICHAEL hEEAnr.
'.''.''''' ~
N'ANIED-l,0J GOOD BUrTON.uOLE
W makers ami operations GOOD A,nd- 100 reccvc
ii ar A.-l,G, ~. and siSsi' wg,s App immc-
WANTED A SERvANT-A GOOD Washer
W and ironot one that IL nd 70 ehidtcu Prot
estani preferred Apply a. g'o West i6th st. is
WASTED - FOR THE >LDOP-OF-WAR
W ookyu, Eoins ou a foreign stliio1, sctmeu,
ordinary s'un"u, lH and "a ca'- hfrm'n. Nnd lauds.
ir'n ~ cook ~ ais ard crrs' The hehcst
10 ..a 'h "a wo't AMI, ,..,.,.yl ''l tGt M !
,Len -mrFsd. 10
NNANTLD . GERMANS WHO SrEAk
W tnsnsh mud Understand ,ultin. tp. lugu re
at no Washington II. bet ami T. VI. 10
NANTED-A WET NURSE 10 TAKE
w cgarse OF child al her own hou.n. Call At "a
" 10Th p. ~
N(ANrED-~OME GOOD uAED BREAD
w hakcs. un, 10 TAX the 'otrmnush'r sul one
iot 'ut.nccr Apply 10 {. LuulnNIN = Front
w ED-BOlLEE MtkFRS AND
w bilykHui'hs can find stead, cnip,o. ucut aud
GOOD waee. by applying 10 tho Warrington Iron
WufkE N'v lurtl, y. Y. ai2
, BOYS FROM u To Is YEARS OLD
wanted to make % pfu.r We. grupfh, tia ltl en- u
boarding nuutr. Apply At Empio, mtut bou-". l'r
! litr It cor. oh ue. ~
~ BAlSTTlaS AND OPERATORS WANT
| ~ ED W utI'Nr, uEtrc5at.. soJi prices Viii he
| paid, AZ 81 and J5 Ridge N. lst fHor. 81
! rn GIRLS Not ON EH T. YEARS OF
! ~ age, make tor,vdlc- Paid while learning.
! 40 a~y ir'' ave. -
IDD MhNTlLIA MAk'ES WANTED
iOp Nal. bat lrft r'tls h.l.l. u.c apply. s. ~.
] -I.NAhi, b oAdrat AMI lJ,A o.. AND al 9th ct.
| door ~
l1nn SKIRT HANDS WANTED GOOD
! Wv hands can have stoasi, cul,Jy1ucll At high
! WAGER At the t.Elc rAif. Woks i.. t.ist ave. 81
DID LNN'EEGS WANTlD on TUT
| - w 40 90 hor. Nui,r1lr, iocSiei hot Flush'ps
! a.a hpui,savtt b.. and lU mile, iiom New hoIk
! Wr.,r ONy a'uN hlo rA} c'us .tLG Irr dg'. $.
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W ANTkD.

NA<TED.
~ MN or ALL ,,PNIrTlts.-u'l
leland And Gp5a u. To- " -tus...... A. b. .e.T
AID An ~ .,Trvri ict.'' ned. i6 III ca-,. S. ~, |
Ger, y''tg ''%.sa' S;, @ nl 81, ,o (.
Ar IT. nl ta Penn IA
~ BOSS BAkFkN-W AMID, A SIGUA- |
tou b. % "-s' c.ls' workman 20 take cha'rp yd |
IHt .t,ll. 'nl or aoIryss io' days 81 o. 'n''N |
N'ASTLp-A GIRL About l. YEARS |
w old O. 30 general hous' rotk except Washiuf. |
sni take ear" Of cha lfeu in small a.nly Nl,'
NirI, At IS south % q, " iniAm.hursh. III
\lANIED-5O OPERATORS On VIII |
w cox G'.h.' mschiucs also nun ~ 900. |
hsuu- e~crs On muslin aud other gods A9IF 81 -a
NH.,. lie up ss.s
WANTED 4 THOGOI III Wr,tNE.,S
w m.. Who Ia MOI uf 40 to y' h. a. ba',.-'i
lr i.,.. Ni1~NNCSiN. t. 'ulio1 s.' y !. .t'
q ANtIn-A ~Irl' ALTON N ANY KIND
w OF hrht bu-iuess, h' YOUNG man % 'e..'o t
a-r ros lr our '.i 'o'' ~ 'th S'N '' a'.'.
so,or and uiu.t' tou.. A.ys H. CuhN"SN
sNIriI.N, J,aciar.. l.a .i.a -. Brook. 90. 81
\NANIEp-ON NINhN \ SHORT nlN-
w n..ciut... ..l.'ft.h ..au aII .i.p iiuuu
cn,alr nr.nce. rr,.,-taI. pf,.c.cl. ln.g.,ra' l.G
tfs .-ta ~ n'll 80 ave. 70.
WANTED A l--uSL WHO hNOWS
w .omeihinr ot a pnurus itycrgd. Nfgy
ut - Nuusy IT, at o'rook. A. N.
NNTANltD-A BOY ABOUT u YEARS
" ODD 800 = ura's aui.hors Hap li2 N",r' r., '..l
teot. Odd fci,r,uct required. &. hLi!Iti-
\yrASTTU-SITIA ATOMS FOE2 Orh,u
w lDvs. aged "a YEAR lr, of chem undo -tlui'
| t1' ,errsl sn,uasc, sol would rut a' "''.' 20.
| ILNNls hk. NNA> i-, ..'t "l.-'
WANTED Bl 4 tutN 81 MN> A~iIJ \.
] ~
q,.pon '9 'o1 , WI, ' hour mr. Sdd..
| o.. " O.. -'n'ion ~ Pot u'ec. T.
~ lEt Mth, tE> NNIu'-, ONsIANr
! " 't.'". mgsuit r,cn t'"'-
\\+NNtN WANrEr-TO NIE,I utut
w a. hc, o~u hoa.,. A..'y i,a utDous,. A.J
NIJANIED-iS WHOLESALE AID BE-
w Sail $40 c-,. sinsle ,,Ius IItu W 3D. quaint .
90 "'h me on'.n''' 'tr, u '. 's'. rhF'r' ~
&c stsf''uc s.isrv want aud uoa Jon. DO fno trade
Nhpt .E. i.A -,E sun office.
N-ANTlp-WuGTON.uIII MAhFI~ ON
w ot,.t..s srI.t.. Sc. SO Goo. 10, -
NJANiEp lMMrpI1Er}-2 GOOD Bod,
r,. ana Ia, r,s ave, .icr,,y ,... 81
N(IANiLH-g CHRIS tDR SiNiNG O&
W ,rs.' aui ,-..,sins Luttou-ho,,- 3d.. '.'' .'
surst. 81
|N,ANrtp-Coup OPERATORS, GNsr
w. Or. an Oh. on raiir'' o'''o't'. Il .Dd
| l9 Bower. up static. -5
N,JASIEu-GOOp WORKMAN AT Ia.,e,
W -Ni, sto '.m. Au,. 30 ''s 40 % SUI .k
N,IANTEll-tN GiNEIE AND lIELNlLN-
| w lvuN ouu" .ucu, uI".nat t' ruN D. % tl' "n-
sic can have h,.h ~9.c, and tgut'. paid ..cn o'
,.r yea service. Aplb th.f i'' or t'-mo'I"" %
NLANI.p, 4 MAS TO rLNNE MOULD
". a' .,.,, T., '.n.f,.'." Ag ct
ht.,NTltf .tlttD PANEL tJtIp ,Nf
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AFTERNOON Al g. ENENtNG Al g..
rOSlIINiLt IliE Las Nltk
or the LAT RA kLhNE DRAMA

AFTERNOON At g. ENE>ING Al i..
IOSllINiit IiiE Las I'm
or THE LAtR A kEENE DRAMA
NOKkMEN OF NtM NOkk;
MORNING Al ~. SflKlrl NLlSh ENrOS.ID
PRACTICALLY Illustrated ~, nk. NuN LICK,
bO lie size moving al figures
Prot. III lCHlNGS The Lightning Calculator
GlANIESS and GIANT Roy IAI NUMAA
NOODKOFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOW El.S
TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN motion.
tlrcass an Girl, Dwarf, AlluO 10y, LiViu'. Dtto-s,
Grand Aquaris, Nous,erio. amilluu curStius
Admission 80 cent? Children under ten 10 ,raia 1iq
ST. rAIRlCk's DAY, March IL, EXTRA PIX.
fDRMANCFS. ~
uOOLEl'S MISSTREl.S, POI BOWEEl
IL EStranrdina Attraction! Nonda,, M..r., IS.
lndustriOu. Family, fph's Lament Al Quiot u lDr
Potomac, HnppN Contrshsnd. Fannie Boon. 500, b.,
THE HlPPOTHEATRON - HAVE YOU
l. BEEN TO InE ClRCISy
14th street. opposite the Academy oi Musie
II mol, 60!
Matinecs evory "Wednesday and Stur.sy. -
WAN AMBuRGH & CO.'S MkSAGLkIE
AND GREAT MORAL EXHIB4rION
bSg AND bil BROADNAl
OPEN DAILY, FROM IL \. "A 10 ~ T. 81
MOST pOslIlNlLY
The VERY LAST WEEK
THk VERY LAST WEEK
OF THIS Colossal COILECrIDN
VI LlNlNG WILD ANIMALS,
SATURDAY, MARCH i,
preparatory TO Its annual 0ummor tour, aud which
Will NOT RETURN ron YEARS
1HKEE PERFORMANCES DAILY,
are giveu at H. 4 ", = am +. NJ, 20 'ioducgl
ALL IHE TRAINED ANIMALS
ADMISSION ONLY 20 GEMS. So
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7 ADDS TAUGHT IN SINGTE7S, WILD
IL & Wiliou'- machines; practice Oh r9r v1-s
Ti,pI uttor lriIu..r. scr.ug Iulchiuc' 20 lct
i,ur't sold Gad exchanged, also u,c4cl and ON, ~
50. 80 4lHs.. 70. $50
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SHIPPING.

PILLS Il AND UPWARDS OK
- Luion Bant vi London, and
Royal BAAk O Ireland,
For sale by
800 WELLS, FARGO & Cis
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-12
The Matter Thoroughly Under
alOO6.

It is the opinion of The Chillicothe Adrer-
tiser, that "the matter was thoroughly un-
derstood between the Oberlin men and Gen.
Cox" and the reason for that opinion The
Advertiser gives in the following paragraph;
The entire correspondence bears the evil
dence of an ingenious arrangement between
the parties on its face. The letter was writ
ten for the benefit of the tender-toed Abo-
| litionists in Central and Southern Ohio, and
| as a clincher to fasten the votes OF the SOL
diers, who were leaving the loyal party by
SQUADS, plattoons and battalions. C0Xand
his hackers were shrewd enough to know
that A letter addressed to a committee of SOL
diers, ,uho are opposed to Negro Suffrage,
combating the theory, would not have the
force of letter addressed to committee OF
semi-darkeys from Oberiin, Dh0 are IN favor
of Negro Enfranchisement. Their pollti-
cal sagacity has taughtthem that men tine
tured with the least spice of conservatism,
view Oberlin pretty much in the same light
that the Jews considered Nazareth, and to
give the matter a sensational character,
as well as to more certainly produce the
desired effect, an arrangement was un-
doubtedly effected that the most radical
men in the most radical community in
the Union should PROFOUND the qucs-
tlODS ueSLlUtu w uIdW OuJ LuO NiOhc
OF the General, and that they should inter-
lard the interrogatories with threats of
bolt, provided they were not answered ac-
cording to the views of the interlocutors-
This gave the doughty General an opportu-
nifty 10 play very furious role in very
quiet little farce, for the edification of his
more conservative brethern. He exhibits
an amount of bravado, and administers a
castigation in the prologue to his argument
which we would consider refreshing, did we
not regard it as a similar instance to that In
which the fellow paid rival for the privi-
lege of kicking him out OF doors, just TO es-
ta6liSh reputation for courage. The matter
was thoroughly understood between the
Oberlin men and Cox. Oberlin puts on the
imperious airs of dictator and makes de-
mands; Cox rushes upon it with that right
eous fury which distinguished the defend
ers of the faith" in their conflict with the
early infdels. Oberlin is vanquished and
retires in dismay, while the people shout
plaudits in the ears of the victorious Cox.
The play is successful; the people are de-
luded; votes are saved; and Oberlin has tri-
unphed. At the cost OF a pretense of tenl-
porary humiliation she wins the chief posi-
tion in the State for her chosen son. anu Sc
cures by little strategy her pet theory OF
Negro Enfranchisement.
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Commucpds Cbari.abloness.

The Elwd Democrat, an Abolition journal
published at Elyra, in the county of Lorain,
the same county in which Oberlin is located,
q says that sMessrs. FAIRCHILD, PLUME and
4 LANGsToN, ,SSshave expressed their unquali-
. fed desire to see" the candidates on the
Abolition State Ticket "elected," since the
receipt of the letters of General Cox and
Mr.. WARNER. The Democrat speaks of this
as ga commendable spirit" The Democrat
in this connection, urges the nomination of
candidates" in Lorain, ''who will labor to
enlighten those who are yet in doubt" on
the subject of Negro Suffrage. 1t repre-
sents "the people" of that county as ''ready
to make the ISSUE" and that while they ''do
so,"it thinks they should "be charitable to-
ward those who honestly feel that the future
status of the freedmen can better be deter
mined after development of future events"
Messrs. FAIRcHILD, PLUMB and LANGsToN
would not vote for the Candidates of any
party, unless they were satisfied that
through the operations of that party they
can succeed in having suffrage conferred
upon the Negroes. Whoever is in favor of
Negro Suffrage, therefore, should vote for
General Cox, and the balance of the Aboli-
ton State Ticket.