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HpR-. MILITARY DIV. OF the MIs-urEn)
OFPIcB CuiBP QuARTERMA-TEK, J
ST. LoUIs, MlssorRI, March I, lstH,
Scaled rTgposalS " III be received At thir nmce,
until ~ o'clock m, SATURDAY, the 2l'h day VI
March, 1862, for the delivery at >. Louis, Mis-
souri, Chicago, llliuuisi OmahB, y IraskAi COun-
ell Bluffs. Iowa, aud Sioux cav, Iowa, ~
70, M bushels Corn,
Al,2j2 bushels OHIsi
aud for tue delivery At tue above places aud Al 81
Paul, Minnesota, OF
2,l2h bushels Corn,
7,4?S bushels Oats.
Deliveries all to be made Al such tlmgs a. 'n0
Government may require before May II, So. -.
Corn to be double sacked, AMI 10 g'gd, n'"nats
sewed gunnies, OF about two bushels aaiHInt EIIT
to be double sacked, in new bufH'' al i1sSsrtion
bushels each, aud subject to W'ihN' 'N' ''' N'H
Rldsto Ia nadC IL dnplltalg' Iutyetl 70 the usual
g., nJt,,'y,s ,HGIrL viii be- made knoWn on apputa-
tt ~ XXI "6Ira ur the vmres OF ihe 0uariermAs
NoP " tImlssrttnTnf at St. Louis, Chicago, Omaha,
Wt pYaWi WHERE blank forms may be 0blained
"uH -, tsnrI, sigued by at least twn responsible
Nsshs that IL the contract foI the above supplies
n awafisd to the persOn proposing It VIII be
PROMPTLY cutered into aud fulfilled, must accom-
pauy each proposal u,,,
Tho right IL reserved to reject Any and all bids
Proposals should be endorsed ''Pfon9SalS i9r For
igr. y ! l.. DONALDSON,
A,Ettttut QtlItcFWa ter General, U, ). A,
CuioC QilrlcTm istCr M.ltlry piyiston Of the MI.
souri, NH ll.td
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Agriculture.
SEEDS! AGRICULTURE !

Suol Store removed to X street, neIr Ntuciccnth,
opposite the Market
Seeds " every descriGtlan, clean, fresh aud
genuine Vegetable aud lower seeds. Trees,
Vines, roses, bird seed, lawn grass seed Red,
white. yellow and luccrne clover, RhubaTb and
aspATaEus roots, Onion sets, Fruit and shade
trees. Hoes, rAkfs, SC Opportunity offered for
every family 10 secure good aud reliable seed
Also, trees aud small fruits at u small outlay
"MaTthA' grape vines | am prepared to supply
this hardy, productive, valuable and popular ara
siugly, or by the dozen or hundred. | have con.
cluded to add to my business an assortment OF
china, lamps aud cTockeTy, which will be sold al
low prices. Daily sales Of roses after the lst y
April. Early orders for trees AMI vines solieitel
for mutual SATISFACTION, A few bushels Of the IN
PerloL new early Rose PnlAtu, alsy early Goodrich
for sale In small quantities vr by the bnshel,
A. p. NORRIS, ia,
febSwlN X st near ninteteCnth, Seed stOIe,
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PROPOSALS ROB IsHsa BEEr AT rREDER'

L ICKBBUR9, VA.
HEADaUARrKRsf FIRST hiLIrLKy DIsTRICr,l
OFFICE CHEZ CoMhIasARY OF srBsIsrgSCE, }
RICHMOND, VA March 18th, 1850.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at the once Of Lieut. O. d. JenninRs, st infantry,
A. g, s.. At Frederieksburg, Va, until Saturday.
March 2th, 1859, at y m, for supplying the u
5. Subsistence Department with
RBBsH BEEF
at frederieksburs, Va, for sig months from April
eral Of eubsstenes may direct. The Beef TO DO de.
lyered there on the order Of the Acting Commissay
Of Subsistence at that place, Of good and ma rk
able quality, equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarters (necks. shanks and kidney tallow to be
excluded The neeks Of the cattle slaughtered to
be cut OF at the fourth ysItsbral Joint, and the
breast trimmed down, The shAnks OF fote-q quarters
% be cut from three TO four inches above The nse
above the gAmbrel or hook Joint
Bidders are requested TO be present to respond to
fulhllment Of their contrset.
Proposals mat DO endorsed distinctly 'Propo-
sails for Fresh Beef. at fredeTicksbpFg, Va. The
good cause.
Conditions. requirements, Payments, &c. &C.,
as heretofore.
BY command Of Brevet Major: Gepsral stonemau:
W. A. ELDERKlN.
mhl5-it Brcyet Major and Chief q. :.
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Bookbinders.

EDWARD LYCETT, ,r,rv
Il BoOE-BINpER AND PAPkh ~
a. ~ p.rrsyIy,nI, sy,uua L,iWaru 7, uihlNi
Eleventh streets, SUN slu', I.tt..,
Books elegantly or PLAINLY uupuu iH.'4NS''
4 nfWrpRpsIs carefully AtlelIylIv.
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Having entirely rentted and arranged tho res.
taurant at No. go Seventh street, between and
streets, bog to call the attention Of my friends
and the public to my extensive supply Of wines,
liquors, cigars, ETC., all Of which are Of the best
quality. The kitchen appointments have been
made with a view Of furnishing all the deleaeies
Of the season In the Market aud meals will be fur.
nshed at the shortest notice and reasonable rates
JOHN HoCREMEYER,
N. B.-Frse Lunch every day from II to
o'clock. ja9.u
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as follows:
At FORT Buford, Il. T, 80 tons.
AtfOrt ToIIen, b, 7. 80 tons.
AtFort Stevenson, D. 7. ITO tone
At Fort Rice, D. 7. lI6 tons
At Fort sully, D. T. 50 tons.
At Fort Ransom, D. r., 70 tons
The hay to be cut this year, while green, prop
erly cured, free from weeds, and delivered Mt the
posts by September l, lSdg.
Each bid should contain q written guarantee Of
two responsible persons to the effect that the bidder
Is able to fulnll contract in accordance with the
terms e his propo,itIop, and that. should his
contract Ia accordance therewith, aud that they
and ~ N cient bonds for its ulhllment
The responsibility o. the guRtantOrs must be
shown nv the Official certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court, or OF the United States Dis
Bids should be made for each post separately,
and bidders be present to respond to their bids
The Government reserves tho right to reject any
and all bids. II a bid Ia In the name OF 4 firm,
their names aud post ofiee address must appear
The envelopes snsiosi1f ~ Pt9posHS se99id be
aud addressed either to Breyet BLigadier GoHefal
The UNDERMINED a 81 Paul. MINI -. :.
The proposals will be opened at both places AT "
m. Monday, April i? =; II; GILMAN. ,
Captain G, y. Bvt. Lieut. Col. U, 5. Army, e.
@. s., Department OF Dakota. mhlA-td
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UsrrED srATys Ess y p orIleG. I


No, o. FIRTH STREET
LouByILLy, kT., February 10, 1909 }
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
a this once until u m. on WEDNESDAY, March
H. 1893, for the delivery, at such point In the city
Of Loulsyule, Ky. as the undersiEned may direct,
Of e5 900 pounds Of Bolts, Wedges and Spikes, all
to be Of hrat- class coke Iron,
sizes, blanks for proposals Of the form required,
and any other ipformation will be furnished on
application to this Office.
A printed copy ofthis adve rtisement must be at
tached to each proposal, and each bid must be Ae-
companied by a written guarantee, signed by two
responsible persons, that the party or parties pro-
awardment
No bids will be entertained except from iron
meu, and the right 10 reserved to reject any and
all bids II 1t shan be deemed for the interest of the
Government to do so.
Twenty per cent. Of the amo ant due on each de.
livery Of said iron will be retained as security FOR
the fulhlment Of the contract.
Proposals must be inelosed In a sealed envelope,
Endorsed Proposals for Iron. and addre.sed 10
q. wElTzEL,
U. 3. A fe29td
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OFFICE CHIEF CoNsIssARY OF SrBsIsTEScR
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,
ST. PAIL, MIEk,. March o, 1863.
Sealed Proposals., In duplicate, will be received
until 10 m. MONDAY. April ~, lsds, for furnish.
BEEF CATTLE,
on the hoof, as follows!
30 head al feri BgfOrd. D. T. to be delivered by
August ], 1862.
10 head at Port To,ten, D. T. to be delivered by
August l, 1859.
sOhead At FoIt Stevenson. D. T. to be delive red
by July !, 1850.
July J. 1862. and the remainder by septe mber
], 1862,
IS head at Fort Randall, D, T, ito be delivered by
June ], 1852
. head at Fort Dakota, ID. T. to be delivered by
August |, 1850
70 head at Fort Ransom. D. T. to be delivered by
July ]. 1850
The cattle must average about ! ,NJJ pounds gross
weight and be steers, from three to seven years
age,
All less than three and over seven years old, and
all falling short Of 900 pounds gross weight bulls
stays, and cows, will be rejected
Also, at same time and places, proposals will be
received for supplying
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pHiLADBLPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.
L TlMORE RAILROAD,
Commencing on Monday. June sth, passenger
trains will leave President street depot. BAGti.
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta.
tons att :25 a. IN. This train col meets at Newcastle
Junction with trains for all Stations on the Della.
ware Railroad.
at 80 a. IN. connecting at Perryville with train
for Port Deposit.
at2: a5 p m. connecting at Wilmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between VIII.
min gton and Harrington,
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and inter.
mediate Stations at 0 p, IN.
Express Train for Philadelphia at 6:S p. m.
Express Train for New York at :65 p, M, con.
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS
For Philadelphia and New York at ;R p. m,
Through Tickets may be procured either At Pres.
Ident Street depot at Ticket once, No. l2 BAlu-
more street Persons purchasing tickets al once,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
al their residence by Qnion Transier Company.
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent.
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES,

M
Professor DANIEL 4. 0RoUX, formerly teaChe
Of Modern Languages at the Georgetown aud Co.
lumbar Colleges, b. c., and who has been very
successful during many years In impRrtiug tho
knowledge OF French, Spanish and German, win
make arrangements with schools and private
classes for instruction In the above languages.
ish, Danish, Dutch, Se. For terms. apply al his
once. No bl9 Seventh street, opposite the Intell
tnton, D. 10. sepl-tf
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,uBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE

DsEgty 9usrt..rmastsr General. BTOvst BTiEsder
PUBLIC sAtE II GoERESEBP ORDNANCE
s.. Loyr.. n No t ,yss. tSs.iT Ia
MONDAY. lie isth day, q April iss, ~ 10 osiSeF,
Ordnance Stores, &c consisting in part Of the FOL
81 cast;irO Field Guns, with carriages
100 eaSt.iTCa Guns, various. total weight
40 tons Cannon Balls. 8 to %. FOUNDERS.
go sets Ar.iliofy Wheel Harness. for two
100 Sporting Rinss aud sho, Guns, rsriOu.
li,lll sRbTes and Swords, various,
B,oo Cavalry saddles. various.
1000 Watering BIZ dee. Various.
l6.oO halters, various.
S SSss7'' u Ff{Ss sss;ss si fS%isr.
, sI:$ g. e: a H Ill., & 4:
%, 81, 900 Musket add Pistol Percussion Caps.
Wrought and Csst:iToP scraps, *.
Gimme al " s'SIHs,sa.p PPG q Bpsrs. GoiSns
aud stTes NV Sc f 81 %PSa
application at this Arsenal n o.,,vynvu
Lieut., Col; Of o sa and BSE Biz. Ger, y.
Sos sA n NV n sRhsf \ BUILD
WI EG sSIa y the At public sale:
SfSand he sity o. New Bsras. N q ). VIZ; " anu
one Stable. Sxiot fsct,
One Hospital. It1lsaleeti
One Ohieer : Quarters, DK65 feet;
Que Guard House. l2xa feetI
Que BlssEsSith : shop tS ssxsS feet.
..s ETSSP 5Ss4. 81 @ GS day
able time to remove their purchases.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a m.
For further particulars apply at the once Of the IN
BY order Of Bvt, Brig General ~
F H.,u, G4i059, n R R,R e az sER!S;
Capt u. ). 4. Xetins Depot Q N tishS d
PO'I Ssbh oRb b NNRhs sF6kss SApNANoh
large aSS GS L a oSndannsa "a ls and
oId9snse Stores WIN be offered foT sale a. public
dds sS %S EGas .'fi$ 5iSs I'M on "'dn''
THE, ThS fTli9winS comprises some Of the principal
g Iron Cannon, variOqs qalibersi
iiSSSS II. SiSS Sf k sTFhsS; rRs sr 1l@S'
1000 pounds Shot and Shell;
300 ssts % Infantry ACHIEVEMENTS
100 Artillery saddlesi
100 Saddle Blankets
5000 Watering BTldlesi
2,tD Cavalry Curb Bridlesi
sSf sn sS% y E ne GR q
SSrasr Of Houston and Greene streets, or upon sp.
GG sSt So f S 81 big d. EqspAAf Com
mAndlnE. febl I'd
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1 PHlLADELPHlA. AND NEW YORK.

THRoUgH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
L PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.
WAsHIsgroE, Sep. Is, loe-noon.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run as follows, viIt
FOR NEW YORK. without change Of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 a.. m. II 20
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily tereept suEday) ASSOC N, IL 30
and .. pp IN. =
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York at Leo ,. IN. and PhilAdsl-
phiA At o. 70 D. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on 8. pp. m train only
Through tickets to PhiladelphiA, New York or
Boston tan be had at the Station once at all hours
In the dag.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
nApolis, and the West J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
Z. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. KO0NTZ, Agent Washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AT WIN.

thb5TEhf VA
HtAp9rAHrERs FIRST MILIrAHr DIsrRIcr,l
OffiGgCHlEf ConaIssAhT OF SuBsIsTENoE, 7
Sealed proposals, Ia duplicate. viii Be- received
a C;s;, A. A., wSinehc.ter., Va. unili sAIGRpAf,
States Subsistence Department with
FRESH BEEF,
1899, q such less time as 10. CoHmi.ssry 6ensrsi
Of SUBSISTENCE may dirOot. The Beef 10 be deily-
cred there on The order q the Acting Commlssary
able quality. 10 equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarter, tneeks, shanks aud Kidney tailow 10 Be
exoluded) The necka Of the cattle slaughtersd ~
be cut "a at ihs fourth yertebr.l joint, aud he
breast trimmed down, The shAnks Of foTe-quAr,
ters TO be cut from three to four Inches above the
knee Joint, and Of hind quartz from six to eight
inches above the gambrel or hook Joint.
BiddsIs are requested TO be present 70 respond to
ful hlment OF their contract.
Proposals must DO indorsed distinctly, PRO
posals for Fresh beef at wlnohester, Va. The
qnierigned reserves the right TO reject any bids
for good cause.
Conditions, requirements. payments. &c, ke.,
as heretofore.
BY command Of Brcvst Major oeRstsl sts9emsn.
nhb-N Brevet Major and Chief Q. r.
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4s- Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot at
S;65 a. m, connect with Orange. Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains At St.. Asaph junction.
for all points on the me Of thot road between Ma
uAssss Junction and Harrisonburg.
Trains leaving St, Asaph and King streets at 2 %
I. IN. , connect at St. Asaph Junction with train
arriving at Baltimore and OHIO Depot at3:Op. m,
and in time for I p, IN, train for Baltimore,
o. A, STBVENS, Genl Sup't
w J. PHELPs, Gen I Manager. deeJO-lf
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Uo0ds per Now YORK, Phlladelphla and Bal.
umore steam lines and Adams Express TO care Of
z; IL Hayenner,, Freight Agent at Alexandria,
will be forwarded as far az Leesburg free Of
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day of Issue
between Alexandria and Leesburg, and between
those places and points, are issued at
reduced rates. WARRINGTON BLYTHE.
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\NgAprlNd rArER KEPT roR SALE AT
w this gncv
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WBHAIGaR1IENSa rAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
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For pay of officers, non-commissloncd Off
GERS, musicians, prlyatcs, clerks, messCn-
gers, steward, nurse, and servants; for ra-
lions and clothing for officers servants, adj
dltional rations to officers for five years. ser
vice, for undrawn clothing, four hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
For pensions provisions one hundred and
flfty-six thousand six hundred and seventy
two dollars.
For clothing, one hundred and tw enty-nln0
thousand four hundred and twenty-five dol
lars.
For fuel, twonty-six thousand six hundred
and twenty-five dollars.
For military stores, viz Pay of mechanics;
repair Of arms; purchase Of accoutrements;
ordnance stores, flags, drums, flies, and
other instruments, seven thousand dollars.
For transportation of officers, their SER
wants, troops, and for expenses of recruiting,
twelve thousand dollars.
For repair Of barracks and rent of Offices
where there are no public buildings, ten
thousand dollars.
For contingencies, viz; Freight; fcrriage;
toll; carriage; wharfagej purchase and re-
pair of boats; compensation of Judge adyo-
Gates; per diem for attending courts-mar-
tlal, courts of Inquiry, and for constant Ia
Dor; house rent In lieu Of quarters, and conf
mutation for quarters to officers on ship
Il,
stationery, postage, telegraphing; appre-
hension Of desertersi oil, candles, gas; re-
pairs Of gas and water fixtures; water rent,
forage, straw, barrack furniture; furniture
for officers quarters; bed sacks, wrapping
paper, oil cloth, crash, rope, Irvine, spades,
shovels, axes, picks, carpenters tools; keep
OF horse for the messenger; repairs to fire
engines; purchase and repair of engine hose;
purchase Of lumber for benches, mess-tables,
hunks; repairs to public carryall purchase
and repair OF harness; purchase and repair
of handcarts and wheelbarrows; sCayengcr-
Ing, purchase and repair of gallcys, cooking
stoves, rangesi stoves where there arc no
gratesj gravel for parade grounds; repair Of
pumps; furniture for sta n and commanding
ofilccrsj brushes, brooms, buckets, paving,
and for other purposes, nny thousand dol
lars.
each and every seaman, ordinary seaman,
or laudsman who shall perform the duty Of
fireman or coal-heaver on board of any
vessel of war shall be entitled TO and shall
receive compensation at the rate of thirty
three cents per day for the time they shall
thus be employed us firemen and cOai-heay-
ers, and which shall be In addition to their
compensation as seamen, ordinary seamen,
or landsmen, as aforesaid,
Sec. Q. And be u farthsr enacted, That
so much OF the first section of the "Act
making appropriations for the naval
service for the year ending the
thirtieth day Of June, one thousand eight
hundred and ilfty-thrcc," as declares that
the salary of the secretary of the Naval
Academy shall he twelve hundred and any
dollars per annum be, and tho same Is
hereby, repealcdi and the salary VI said
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Hotels and Restaurants

l. EXCHANGE SALOON,
UNDER WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
BEsT THAT THg MiRRkT kPFoRDs.
The BAR IL supplied with the Best Brands Of
wines, Liquors aud segars. mht.u
THE CHEAPEST PLACE FOR STRANGERS To
L stop in this City Is at No 4s2 Pennsylyauia Ry-
enue. Call and try II. fol5.u
DoUx's RESTAURANT. 2ls 2 STREET, BE-
~ TWEEN FopIteenth aud Fifteenth streets.
SERVICE, 4 LA CARTE. Private Dining Rooms
for Ladies and Gentlemen and Parties. feb6.u
uAMMACK,s RESTAURANT. NO. so PENN.
tenth street THOMAS GREEN, late Of Willard's
Hotel, proprietor. Rooms and board on reasonA.
BILE terms, fab6.gm
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BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY

For necessary repairs and improvements
of hospitals and appcndages, including
roads, wharves, walls, outhouses, sidewalks,
fences, gardens, farms, painting, glazing,
blacksmiths', plumbers, and masons',
work, and for furniture, thirty thousand dol
lars.
For pay of the civil establishment under
this bureau at the several navy hospitals
and navy yards, fifty thousand dollars.
MARINE CORPS,
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IL AsHINGToN, ALEXANDRIA,
CHANCE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1868.
until further notice, PASSENGER Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
lows:
THROUGH MAIL TRAIEs
Leave Sshington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, o., m. lido. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave AlexAndria, from corner Of Duke and
Henry streets (fTom Manassas railrOad) 1851 y. IN.
do. from Lynehburg, 0p. IN.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS.
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| LExANDRIA. b0YBD0gS AND HAM
u - -

BEGINNING oGToBER /, isos.
N, and p. m, for Leesbqrg. Leave Leebburs for
Alexandria at - m and f7;ls p. m.
hrst-elass Coaches, which leave LeesbprE on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays for Hamii.
Winchester and Capon sprlngsl returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
Leave Leesburs for Mlddieburs on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the ARRIVAL Of the
rai!toad train from Alexandria, and arrives at
MiddlebuTg at 3 p. m.
Leaves Middlebufg Tuesdays. Thur.dAys and Sat-
urdays, alta. m, and arrives at LeesburE at -
m, and tper railroadl arrives at Alexandria at 8
p. m. In ample time for Washington and galti.
Prom and after June 5, the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to tspon Springs.
FARE,
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO
henburE. .......,..t2 @ gapon slrings..".sl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-23

The Chicago Times has the fol
lowing notice Of distinguished
Radical orator of this State
The country has heard OF Mullins, a
man of "mOral ideas" and lately mems
her Of Congress from Tennessee. Null
Inns, like most of his Radical brethren, is
possessed Of the "diYiRe atilatus," and
has "heard mysterious voices whisper
great thoughts of the infinite" One Ar,
kansas carpet,bagger lately perforated an
other one so seriously as to cause him ito
shuttle off his mortal coil" and Mullins
was affected thereby to this extent:
He sank to death in the solloqny Of
his own blood; we shall view him no
more till the chaotic torch Of Gabriel
wakes to living consciousness the uni,
yersal dome, and we shall see ourselves
as others see us in that bourne whence
no traveller returns" f." f.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-23

THE State Journal copies approx
ingly the Athens Republicans phil
ippic against Gov. Brownlow, in
which it is charged that "this old
political demagogue has longplayed
his cards in the affairs Of Tennessee;
but it has been against peace, fra
ternal feeling and State prosperity"
and that "no man ever appealed to
lower feelings of man for public IA.
vor than Brownlow." The editors
of the State Journal do not enter
tain the exalted opinion of Brown.
lew that they did a few moths ago,
Then he was a brave old patriot
now he is any thing else. He served
the Radicals faithfully, and now
they kick him as they would 8
NANCY cursB e 80 y
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PKEnIun LEGISI.AIORs

The new Stokes organ grows va
liant in its denunciation OF treasury
plumderer5 Of all kinds. 1t demands
that /" all officials who have plum
dered the common treasury of the
people, shall no longer be honored
with the public confidence, and be
branded like Cain, with the inlamy
of their crimes p and it insists
that "this should not be done in
tho way Of generalities, but openly,
boldly, and in such a manner, that
hcpeople Of Tennessee shall know
those men, whose pockets are lined
with theil own hard earnings '
Does the State Journal include
IA It's remuneration OF "ollicials who
have Pluudered the treasury The
members of the Legislature who
voted themselves Il premium out Of
the State treasury, amounting to
about $780, 600, 20 make their pay
equal TO four dollars per day in
gold? We notice that quito 4 mum
ter of members of the Legislature
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have been writing to the senior edi-
tor of the State Journal, approving
his denunciation of school fund rob-
bers, railroad rings, and other orr
CARNATIONS which "plundered the
treasury" They took the extra
pay without the slightest compunc-
tiens of conscience just as the
school fund robbers swooped up
that "sacred fund.- The public
would IKE to know what the State
journal thinks Of these premium
legislators. -.