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FOR aUARTERMAsrR's STORES.
OFFICER CHIEF QrARrERMAsTEk,l
FIRsf DisTRIcr, DkPAnThkNr OF THG East, 1
Enn SE n IInrarnN Am un ERS grnnlIa

OFEIoR CHEZ QrARrERxAsTEK,)
ConsEs ior.roS lsp dssss sTsEf1s. '
s..,,. Nav roRk CITY, June %, isea. =,
this aSr .sSsd 70 :ash ,h are fiG naS,Sa
aud wi be received at this ONCE until one clock.
a as III tuBBPH9f Win HI Quarter
a, u bushels Corn, bcst quality,
9;i. sii pounds good merehantable Tim jthy Hay,
SIS. ia pounds Straw Of the bost quality.
be delivered at such time, and at the places hcrc
matter named; as may be required prior to October
Fc Y; coIusBTs'S. leo bu,hel. Oats,
,i!,SS PSuRds Straw.
ro4r uAalros,y.ffhiTGe @sgs Sa a Corn,
| sa,do pounds Hay.
IS, 40 pounds stsw
| l,o3t bushels Oats,
| t2,xa pounds Hay.
g2i bushels Oats,
1910 pounds Hay,A
MILLEr's pOln,N lite bushels Oats.
i HES se9 PPS SaaSd: s Hsy: and
DAVID i'LASO'Nf HS Sss S SS:SS:ii: 6cS a,.
800 pounds Hay, and
f0RF as5ss Is p eSsSs' s Sass and
FoHT THrA"rLL' cOssI ,SSS bushels Ss,..
wp,v,,o 80 90 p9u "a. Straw.
wArRRrowS ARsESAL, Miss.-tsi bushels Oats,
$40 pounds Hay and
=, it,6'opoundsstrsw.
NV" ~ ' 67i bu.hsl. Oau.
S S.sS pounds ,slsy; aud
FoRr wARRES, MASS. Ill bushels Oats.
$ ss pounds Hay: and
Bosros. MASS aud Foar IspErESDRscr-
| 2,lOI bushels Oats
si,;sS pounds IIl.,, sud
| FoRr PREBLs, ME.-tsi bushels Oats.
% AK pounds a ,,y and
FoRr SULLIVAN. MS.-i2I bushels Oats.
$soa22 pounds Es t,y and
Delivery to 10 made on the Eharyss Of the Tesn"e,
The weight as csitidel to by Tho Actlng Assistant
Bai. s sss . Sssf t S' liz which
!asy WI deliver w Com; Oats, Hay aud straw
Each bid must be accompanied by a guarantee
The Iid accepted aud contract entered into they
q The amount Of The contract Tor The faithful per-
foImanGe Of the same.
ACCORDANCE with this sdverti, ement,
The Government reserves the righttn reject any
partment. or to accept sueh portion Of any bid not
less than for one post that may DO deemed Of ad.
Bids may be made. and will be entertained. for
delivering the forage and straw herein called FOR
Bidders have The privilege 81 being present at tho
PIopSsals must be endorsed Proposal. for For.
70 whom application should DO made for additional
by order Of Breyot Major General Rufus Ingalls,,
Chief 9a'r''rm''''r DePWSy@,R0P' 4 a sc Ehi
Breyet Major and A. @. N. U. i. A., Chief Quar-.
IeIPs'ter First District. Department " the Easi
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MIRCHAsTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
lu BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter tho nns Steamships y, @. KNIGHT,
JOHN. GIBSON. snd VALLEY CITY. -..as
s.Ii sSI III Ess M Rst
YORK, ALEXLNDRIA. WAsHINGTOk. and
rsS FlsT r.. 1s sG ...iy xP aaS
sATUR26AT; - n, Leave oE9RGETowN
'y s,p And IA
Agent, once and wharf foot q Oh street, George:
tSwn, orat the corner Of ssysnissnth street aud
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WAsHISgLoE. .ALExASDRIA.

w aNb asoRdIrows RAItR6Ab. 'DA'
CHANGE OF TINE.
TAKE EFFECT NOW DAY, DEC. Al. 1853
On ard sf.sr MONDAY, Dec. 2i.., 1893. and
ran between washinIton aud Alexandria as fol.
rHRouoH HAIL TRAIss.
Leave , >shington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, o.n. IN. lido. for Manassas and Harrison
burg, 3 10 .. ~.
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke aud
Henry streets IRON Manassas railroad) 2:37 p. N,
do. from LynehborE. op. IN.
LOCAL PAssEs0kR TRAINS.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BBEY.
p OF sALs.
US. ORDNANCE AoESoY.1
- CoRrRn HorsToH AED 0llHgE sTs
tkSrhAEon on osnry,lP.0 Boz No. isii.

.. 8. onpxAscH AoExor,l
tEsr, . Soss ~ a aos.Ios ssp 9asss.I
ssw Ycsr, Jazz SS1 ~ ~ asii'
~. ss.lsd prSg ,' i;snRis; rss.!-e@..
he foiioxiss liza, q csa.ssss ,s ssr,.
ISS.9e sprinan.ls ria.d mu.h.,s. s.liber 50, n.v.
i.o go sgriasasld rined musfets, eaiibsr q.
s.0o spencer esrbias,. new model, eaiiber 90.
400 Spencer e.rbins.. old model. s.iibsr a. new.
sc0c Spencer esrbiaes. Requirements. 'Bisfss:
sSoS spencer e.rbino,, .eeoutr.m..,.. ether
The 0,dnsnes Department, reserve. N. r,xh, to
Ss ; VII S.1s 70 r {. .p 70
8 %if :.sa fs s fsfs ss ss RI
~ % ssLsf pa ss 4: Sis:.
10. further Information .pply e ne Hador.
Iyi:.d B,t. Col. U.sA.. Major of ofasssce.
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
HRApsrARrEss Pinsr MILITARY Drsrnrcr,,
'"ifE S Sosn.AEI o. = 'ss
sss q s!:i 4 assS Ss' ;;s
s,ss 1. ts;.s III: !ss:.s;. ~;
| 81 fsrnville, Va, for sig months, from August
!, 1862 or such less time as the Commissary Gene.
raj OF subsistence may direct The Beef 70 be De.
Nvered there on the order Of the Acting Commis.
| sary Of Subsistence at that place, Of q good and
marketable EQUALITY, In eqasl proportions Of fore
| tallow to be excluded The nscks Of the cattle
slaughtered TO be cut OF at the foirth yertsbra
| Joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shanks
Of four quarters TO be cut from three TO four inches
| above the knee Joint, and Of hind .qrArters from
joiut,
Bidders ara requested to be present TO respond to
their bids, aud be prepared to give bonds Tor the
| fulhllment Of their contract.
-Pr9po,als mus, b endorsed di,.ipetlr, ''PrOpo.
sails for Fresh Beef at farmville, Va. ~
The undsr.isued reserves the right to reject any
bids for good cause.
conditlons. requirements, payments, he. as
heretofore.
BY command Of Brsvst Msjor General Candy.
8. A, PORTER,
jyl-td Breyet Major and Chief q, 4
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS. ToR ,REyEsUi sTiAH cur:
fssAsunr DrrAsrursr,,

TRrAsunr DnrAsraESr,l
,P,eposals vii 10 roeeived Of this nm
VI Y IN, WkDnksDAY, the fist day Of July
next, LOT the eonstruetion Of fouT Rsvesus 49,
g,gtter,, o. wood or iron-ons propeller ana iRrse
Spec ae.iiou. 10 detail viii b. Furnished bidder,
gartment. or to the Coileciors Ok ths CustenD 4,
B?ston, New YORK, Phifadsiphis, and Bsitlmo,s
Proposals should be sealed asd sddrssssd I" ~.
Secretary q the Treasury, and endorsed o. The
Ca,tsS.'' Gs9RGs y A6 SG1riasgn Lff,eAm
tce-fawtd Secretary Of the Treasury.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEP
ISDIisAroLis ARSENAL. Ixp.,t
Sealed proposals for the supply on The troors Al
tho Arsenal with IRIsH BRIY, from july T. ~
y December 81. 1909. will be received the 7tk
:, The Fresh Beef ID. be delivered In such quaint.
ties a. mar be from time 70 tina required, and 90
,ush q d.. I" shah be de.isnated By The Command
rropos.l, should be in suplis.,.. .ssi.a. s,d ID
At.sn.i, and married: .P,opo..lsfoi Fresh Beef I"
o,elGek, q m. Jaly %, at which time bidders
wILLIAMY WILEY,
captain and A. 3. X. Comnandina and .. o. 8.
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~ Trains leaving gilmore and Ohio pero a!
Us q. M connect with Orange, Alexandria q I'd
hannssa. Passenger Trains At ST. Assph Junctio !.
for all point. on the lins Of th9t road between Ma
Trains leaving ST. AsAph and King streets at 2: rs
2. m connect At s. Asaph Junction with train
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at ;3Op N
and In time for p M. tIsin fSI NJ Bai.imorss
W. J. PHHLPs. Gen i Mapsssr daeSLif
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DRoposALs FOE WOOD.
OFFICE CHEZ QULKTERNAsrAR.
MIN nIa lpLRINLhI nH IuE M

OFFICE CHEZ QUARrERNArTAR,
THIRD Dis, DEPARIsEsIo or THE East, J
PHILApILPHIA, Pa, June q, 1862.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, with = copy Of
this advertisement attached to each, are invited
and will br received at this Office until o'clock,
p, m SATURDAY. July 81, 1909, for supply ing
with ta6Ol nine hundrs aud sixty cords Of meT.
charitable hard Wood. tlss cubic feet. ana O. 0a5l
two thousand and ninety ave tons, q? 30 pounds
best quality Anthracite coAl, egg, stove, and nut
sizes to be delivered atsueh times aud at the places
August 10, 1850. as follows!
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Pen and Paste BreUities..
tE-The decision of Attorney General HI

tE-The decision Of Attorney General Hoar,
is that the test oath shall not be exacted of the
members-elect of the Virginia Legislature.
tB-Prof H. A. Andrews has been appoint
ed member of the Board of County exarnin-
ers. The board now consists of Professors
johnson, of Orwell Tuckerman, of Austin
burg and Andrews, of Conneaut
tsB- Jack Flynn, one of the parties engaged
in the Stines and Williams stabbing affray, was
arrested In Buffalo ON the 4th inst. Whether
he will be brought to this county for trial is a
question not yet decided. ., I .
tB-The Californisns were afraid the Fif.
teenth Amendment meant protection of and
fair play for the Chinese. They, therefore, re-
pudiated the Chinese by a small majority
Democratic newspapers have, upon this, pro-
duced their roosters. 1t is the Know Nothing
party that has really triumphed We are like
ly, in the long run, TO have high develop
ment of State sovereignty on the Pacific Coast
tB- Rosecrans letter of instruction to the
Democracy is received with great emotion
throughout the country. The Republican pa
pers in many cases were puzzled to treat it ms
Democratic document, and the Democracy
are no enthusiastic about it in any cases.
tB-Crminal justice in Russia presents many
odd features. The other dav an editor his
publisher and the boy that had carried the pa
pers around were prosecuted. The editor who
had written the offensive article, being no
beman, escaped with small fine The pub
Usher belonged to lower class, and was heavi.
ly mulcted and the poor boy, being the son
of a former serf received severe cudgeling.
B-The shaft of Avondale mine, Plymouth,
about twenty miles from Scranton, Pa, took
fire and was choked up with mass of burn
ing coal and tlmbers on the 9th, while two
hundred miners men and boys were in the
mine, and with ventilation thus obstructed it
is not improbable that the haplcss miners have
perished from suffOcation.
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If the Hon. William NJ Gwin, late
Senator from California, and more re.
Gently tool Of Louis Napoleon's intrigue
to establish an Empire in Mexico avow.
edly hostile to the United States, be in
deed an aspirant 20 the u. S. Senate
from California, the exhibition of "cheek"
on his part is remarkable, even in this
age of bronze. Senator Gwin abandoned
the Northern Free State which had done
her best TO honor him, in order to aid
the Rebellion to the utmost. He perse
vered in the work so long as Rebel flag
hoated and it strikes us that, should he
now aspire to return to the Senate, he
should migrate to Kentucky, as his friend
Bright has DOME Tribune.
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STRANGE LIGHT IN THE SKY.-About
4 O'clock yesterday morning, the north
eastern sky, from horizon to zenith, was
Illuminated by reddish light, like that
reflected from a great confagration.-
Acting upon the supposition that such
conhagration was in progress in the
eastern portion of tho town, tho fire
bells were rung, and tho boys turned
out with the machines, only to discover
after run that they were having wild
goose chase. The illumination lasted
about half an hour. After il had almost
entirely died away, sparks OF red light
shot up in the clouds, similar to the
aurora borealis. Finally, the light died
away, and dark cloud took its place,
out of which the sun in due time arose.
The day which followed was quite warm,
and clearer than any we have had since
the eclipse. shortly after sundown tho
phenomenon OF the morning was rGpeat-
ed, with the red glare extending over
the entire western half CT the sky, and
causing light painful to the eyes OF the
observer. II lasted about au hour fading
into yellow as it grew dilnmer.
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Charges have been made against Gen. Thos.
l.. YoUNo. Supervisor of Internal Revenue in
the Southern District Of Ohio which has led
to an investigation and Gen, Young is out in
u long defence in the Cincinnati Commercial.
In allusion to it, the Commercial says: 1t is
quite certain that nothing unfayorable to Gen.
Young's character was developed in the inves-
tigation made by Colonel Conklin, and it ap-
pears that the Enquirer's pretended Washing
ton dispatch, giving charges against General
Young, was Manufactured here by persons in
whose statements there is no reason TO place
any confidence.
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METEoRoIITEs-The Pittsburg Dispatch
mentions that a railroad train near Cochran
ton, Ohio, was struck by an erolite, destroy
ing an oil car at the rear of the train, aud Sc
verely injuring brakeman, by one of its
smaller fragments. This is the first instance
that we remember in which any of these ty-
ing air stones have done any material injury
to things sublunary. Though all meteors do
not contain or throw off erolites these min
eral masses come very frequently in contact
with the earth and almost every locality has Il
tale 70 tell of one or more OF these kissing
bolts Of red hot stone burying themselves deep
in the ground with the tremendous force with
which they come into contact with the earth
And yet we never heard of their injuring any
hOdv hafore l..r
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NATIONAL CAPITAL CONVENTIONAL good
deal of cold water is thrown upon the project.
ors of the National Capital Convention at St.
Louis, and net great deal of encouragement
The invitations to the Governors of different
States to send delegates to the proposed gath
ing have not received as enthusiastic responses
as were anticipated Indeed some of them
read very much like the excuses of the guests in
the New Testament parable to the disappoint-
ed lord of the feast. The probability is that
not more than five or six States will be repre-
sented at this assemblage, and if so it will
hardly be fair to call it q national Convention.
Certainly it would be effrontry on the part of
such minority to demand removal
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SICKNESS OF PUBLIC MEN.-The present
quarter of the year, though apparently so
healthy, is said 10 show the greatest mortuary
record of the four especially of adults. Be
this as il may, it certainly is proving danger
Gus to our public men. Rawlins is dead, and
Fessenden is dying. Grimes has resigned his
Senatorial position on account of ill-health.
Gladstone has been seriously unwell and the
Emperor Napoleon has just been alarmingly
near the verge of fatal sickness, and is yet in
very critical condition
From words dropped by the President, it is
not improbable that Gen. Sherman may be ap-
pointed Secretary of War I'D interim
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any confdenc.

The ByRoNIc SITUATIoN.-By the first in
stallments of English criticism on Mrs. Stoves
Lord Byron article, two or three American
conjectures are overthrown and certain points
are established. 1t has been certain that Mrs
Stowe offered no tale of Lady Byron's servle
imagination. If hsllucinstion or deusion
possessed her, it was not evidently of late
growth. She certainly told her solicitors the
same story, long before, which she contldcd to
Mrs. Stowe in her old age 1t may be then
considered settled that Lady Byron 6eIieeed
Lord Byron guilty of incest.
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$40 .REW-4RD.

ILOST-Sometime between the Goth of June
and the Goth of August two promissory notesone for
the of 1880 drawn by Henry Fasset in favor of L.
NJ. Humphrey bearer. dated May 10, 1869, and due
May 10Th. 1870 The other for the of $3.50, drawn
by II. Fassett In favor of Lucy NJ Humphrey bearer
and Of date the other, and due May 15 1871 and
held aud lost by the subscriber All persons
toned against negotiating said notes.
DIV. GARY.
Ashtabula Sept. ,, 1869. 2tl02T
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Ne,C Advertisements.
Cinct,lnatj Ld,O School.

Il lie Thirty-Seventh session of the
Cncinnatt Law School, will commence on Wednesday
October goth 1862 and continue until the third Wednes
usy OF april 1870; JuDGE BELLAHY SroRER Professor
OF Legal flights. HENRY A. MoRRut Professor of Com.
lereiai @ Law and Evidence. GEoRoE HoADLY Proics.
sor Oh Equity and Doan Of the Faculty. iOa3wf
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Hon. George E. Pugh at a ratification meet
ing held in Cincinnati, paid the following de-
served tribute to Governor Hayes
81 shall not abuse General Hayes. He
is an excellent gentleman. He has been
an honor to the State, and it is an honor
to his party that they have renominated
him - ..' s''.. -.
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The Chicago Tribune, the great west
ern Free Trade organ, having been hit
pretty hard lately, on account OF its anti
protection nonsense, Is trying to place
itself upon tariff platform. 1t claims
now the "Free Traders" are not tree
traders at all, hut OILY slow tariff advo-
oates" There is some hope of sinner
when he begins to be ashamed of his
sins.
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GENERAL RAwLINs, Secretary Of War
died in Washington City Monday after
noon last. AT the commencement of the
war he was q lawyer in Galena, and is
said to have been the man who called
captain Grant" to preside at the war
meeting held in that town after the bonn
bardment of Fort Sumter He assisted
to make Grant, who was known to him,
known to the people of the town, and it
is the tradition of the place that he
furnished Grant money to enable him to
buy his horse and uniform. Certainly he
earned and has had the confidence and
faithful friendship of U. S. Grant, who
made him his Chief of Staff when he
first had occasion for q staff, and con-
tiuued him in that position to the close
of his military life, when, entering upon
the discharge OF the duties of the Pres-
dency, he called his old friend to the
head of the War Department. General
Rawlns was strict business man,
watchful and constant in guarding trusts
committee to his care. His disc ase was
pulmonary, and his health has been rap
idly declining for some months.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAYWARD.
EDWARD II. FITCH.
tTreasurer-s. T.FULLER.
sherfn-A. ". STILES.
Clerk-D. c. LINDSLEY. IS. D..
Probate Judge-B. T. CUSHING. ..r
Prosecutor-w. d. ROWLAND.
Commissioner-w r. SIMONDs.
County Surveyor--A. b. WATKINS.
Inhrmary Director-H. II. NEWTON.
Coroner--L. W. PECK. IEH. .
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CoMMITTER.-A. ID. Strong, Mrs. j.
p. Jennings, Ella Newton, Kingsville.
CLASS Discretionary.
CoMMITTEE,-H. Quinton, NJ, W.
Dale, Z, Morgan,
CLASS XXXII.-- HelOcipsde Race.
1S-mile heats, best 2 in 3.....s5, 2, l,
CoMMITTEE.-r. Mitchell, 3. Mcln-
tyre, Ii, Il. Parsons
XXXIlI.-7rOtting Race.
Purse $50 Entrance fee, 10 per
cent ON purse.
io First horse, s5Oi second horse, $sOi
third horse, $40.
. 4te enter, 3 10 start. t............ 8.
CoMnuTTEE.-J. Shepard, Andoyor;
d, II. Prentice, G, Z. Nettleton.
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The STATE FAIR.-We are informed by Mr.
j. IL. Klippart, Secretary of the State Board
of Agriculture, that more entries are now be-
ing received than ever before, and that u much
greater interest is being manifested by exhibit
ors, than ever marked the history of any pre-
vious fair. All indications point to tholargest
gathering and the most successful exhibition
ever yet presented to the people of the State
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PUBLIC DEBT DECREAsE.-T The In
ternal Revenue receipts for the six
months just past, OF this year, are some
eight millions OF dollars in excess of
what they were in the corresponding
months of last year. The customs
receipts for the same corresponding
times, probably show as large excess in
favor Of the present administration. The
total revenues, therefore, since the fourth
of March, are probably nearly sixteen
millions in excess of the amount for the
similar period of last year. This is
equivalent to an increase of at least
thirty millions year, over the revenue
collections of last year We are thus
enabled to see how our public debt is
deereaing, If no extraordinary expenses
are incurred, the end of the first year
of Grants term of Office will show u
total decrease of seventy millions, il not
more. OF this amount thirty millions
will be due 10 the increased efficiency in
the collection of the revenues, and the
rest to the retrenchment that has been
that is being, and that will be, effected
in the Government expenditures.
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CEhTIFICATL FOR PUBLICATION

where there is an Agent wy NV"hty
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General Butler has gone into the Stowe-By-
ron controversy. What light he will throw
upon it cannot be foreseen. No direct evil
dence, we suppose, will be furnished by him,
but yet his keen intellect will be pretty sure to
bring out something original and striking on
the subject He rarely fails to do that, when
he discusses any subject 1t is perfectly fit
topic TO be handled by the first criminal law
yer of the times and this, perhaps, is more
complimentary to Butler than Mrs Stowe
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The Columbus Crisis, with the Demo
cratic State ticket at the head of its col
umns, and an enthusiastic editorial in
dorsement of George H. Pendleton,
says of the public debt, that it sis un-
just, Illegal, and unholy, contracted with
out authority and maintained without
justification" 1t would have the people
repudiate the debt, "abolish it,".is the
phrase The difference between the
Crisis aud Mr. Pendleton, is the differ
snce between one who goes direct and
openly to his object, and another who
moves toward it by indirsction and
strategy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-09-11

Gen. Hayes, in one of his recent campaign
speeches. made an excellent point on Mr. Pen
dleton. Reading speech by Mr.. Pcndleton
delivered in 1868, in which he expressed his
opposition to the war as conducted and de-
clared that his sentiments as then expressed
coincided with his in 1861, Gov. Hayes then
read the letter of Rosecrans of few days la
ter, in which he denounced the utterers of such
sentiments as traitors. Traitors" said Gov.
Hayes, lis hard word, but 1t is not mine,
am only repeating what one chosen leader of
the OHIO Democracy says to the other" Mr.
Pendleton has not avowed change of opinion
since 1868, and the letter OF Gen. Rosecrans
shows that his opinion remains unchanged"
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! HE undersigned would most respect
fully inform the public that the agency for the above
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in the United States. t...
Among the various accomplishments of science and
art this be considered one of the greatest achieve
ments of the age
The renown which these Goods have obtained in Eu-
rope for their exquisite elegance, exibiity great du-
rabty and cheapness will at recommend them to
the American public.
Notice, Ladies No More Washing, No More
.IH ironing No More Veratioa!
The great invention of Paper Clothing which can
not be detected from linen fabrics, and at onehalf the
price formerly paid for washing.
1t would be impossible to give here all the advantages
which these goods possess in eminent degree They
must be seen to be appreciated.
The great demand for them upon the manufacturers
in Europe, prevented them thus far. from sending
large supply Thus the fret invoice will dispose of in
small quantities only merely to introduce and show
their merit 10 .... uH.4
Wholesale dealers will not be dealt with for the pre-
sent. No order win be filed for more than dozen
of any article at one time to the address.