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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-01-03
A WHOLE FAMILY AFFLICTED COVERED
WITH SORES AND B0lLS.

COLUMBIA, Hamilton Co., o., Jan. 20, '5s.
Mr.. A. L. ScovILL.
Dear Sir This is to certify that my wife,
children, mother, and myself, about two years
and a half ago, were sorely afflicted. My
wife, children, and mother, were first taken
with a dreadful itching on the skin over the
whole body and l was covered with running
boils. / employed several physicians, and
tried their prescriptions for about six months,
and found that, instead Of getting better. zoe
qrcw ,oorse and Dorse; and finally the children
Ipr,e eopercd ,cih running sores orcr the lohole
Jodv. My brother called and got eight bot
Ties of your BLOOD SYRUP, and strange to
tell, before we had one half of it used, We
WERE ALL WELL. / had spent over one hun
drcd dollars before l got your medicine.
Yours, with respect, ..
HAMILTON M'ADAMS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-01-03

Read the statement Of one Of the OLDEST
CHEMISTS IN CINCINNATI.
AZ hereby certify that l have been made
acouainted with 'SCOVILL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP. THE INGREDIENTS are
entirely vegetable, and no mineral enters
into the preparation"
One door west of Burnet House, Cincinnati.
Tor sale by the Proprietors,
A. L. SC0vHL & CO.,
No. IL West Eighth Street, Cincinnati.
Also
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-01-03
Valuable Gift,
WORTH FROM FIFTY CTS. TO $lOO, 90,
GiOen wiM each Book,

We will furnish any book published, and
now in print, the retail price of which is
81 90, or more, at publishers price, accom-
panied with a splendid gift, worth from fifty
cents to one hundred dollars.
Money may be sent at otr risk, provided Il
is enclosed in the presence of the Postmaster,
and registered according to law.
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Livery, Sale and Feed Store.
INN " STEPHENS,

VXTOULD announce to his friends and the
w public, that he has just taken the old
stand, recently occupied by William c. Deem,
and ~re-opened a Livery Stable, where he will
be pleased to accommodate all who may wish
to hire Horses, Buggies, DC, on reasonable
terms. Stable Room and Feed for Horses of
travellers, farmers, &c, also afforded. The
patronage of the public is respectfully selici-
led. August %, 1860. v
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-01-03
DR.. 0. s. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BITTERS,
n CELEBRATED sew ENGLAND REMEDY
-F0R-
NABlTUAL CONSTIPATION,

Jauadice, Fever md Ague, Genera
Debility, and all Diseases ar'Stn9
from a DiSorcd Stomach, L'rer,
.SrF- or B0uctS,
Is used and recommended by leading fhy-
sic;ans ofthe country, and all who try 1t pro-
nounce it valuable.
DR., James l., Leepcrc writes IRON Nava-
roc. Stark county, Ohio, 1.-The Bltters are
birbly praised by those suffering from lndl-
%yestion, Dyspepsia and Liver complaint.
eE 9 Davis, Postmaster at WilliamspOrt,
Ohio, saws, "thcy gire great satisfaction. !
u,e them myself, having taken cold, become
rrostrate and lost my appetite. 1t relieved
me. and | can recommend 1t with graf as
surance of its merits.
DR.. VIM. NJ. Kerr, Of Rogersville, Indiana,
writes us that they are the most valuable
medicine offered. He has recommended
tbcm with great success, and with them
made several cures Of had cases of Palpita-
ton of the Heart and General Debility.
Thomas Sanford, Esq, writes us a long
letter. under date Of May 4th, 1860. he
was much reduced, having been affected Tor
three years with great nervous ability, palpl-
tat;on of the heart, of the most severe
and prostrating character; after using a
few bottles | was completely restored, and
am now in robust health.
George W. Hoffman says he was afflicted
with Rheumatism for twenty years, in all its
various shapes, and at the date of his letter
he had been two years well-the Bitters al
fecting a cure when several Physicians at
tended him could do him no good. He says,
"for RHEUMATISM, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, and Kidney Affection or Dropsy' it Is
a specific, certain remedy" And such is
the news from all quarters of the country.
1t is sold by most dealers in medicines
price IS cents per bottle.
J. n. HARRIS & CO.,
Projectors for the Western States,
Cincinnati, o.,
FOR SALE ny
]. p. Brookins g. Son, Eaton, Ohio; !. i.
Simmons, Fairhaven; Isaac Johnson, West
Alexandria S. w. Hickey, New Paris
Robert Wright, Troy; Peter Jacobs, Hamll'
ION. September G, 1850. mostly
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Roots and Leaves will be for the healing of
nations. '-[BImLE.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-01-03
Read the Statement Of Martin
Robbins, Jr.
One Of the Worst Cases ever Recorded!
CIScSSATr, O., Feb. 10, 1858.
MEssHs, A. L. SCoyILL & Co.

Gentlemen ~ will
with great pleasure
give my testimony
asto what your
~SAPARILLA AND
or
Blood and Liver
Syrup, has done for
mic. Some three and
a half years since, l
was attacked with %
SCR0 q U s
WHITE SWELL
JNC vhinh was afE
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eelIed them in that capacity, but as distinguished
sentlemen ana strangers. then considered them
Ss the oEl0odmans of dispatches and II thersfore.
became my duty 70 srFest their progress and cap.
tlre them If they had no passports or papers from
the Fedora. Goyernment, as provided FOR vnder ths
Jaw OF nations, VIZ: That foreign ministers Of 4 bel
hgerens on board Of neutral ships are rssuests IN
possess papers from the other begerent 10 Dernnit
him to pass free. As respects the steaasr in which
they embarked, the agent Of the vessel the son OF
the British Consul &C Havana was well aware of
the character Of these persons.
They went in the steamer with the kno 1ledge and
consent of the captain, who endeavored sfser ards
to conceal them BY refusing to exhibit he p4ssen
ger list and the papers of the vessel. There can be
no doubt that he knew they were carrying highly
important dispatches add were endowed with in
structtons inimicsl to the United States Tbs rem
dered his vessel, though a neutral, good prizs.
determined 70 take possession OF the vessel. and
as mentioned in my report, send her u Key
West for adjudication. forebOre 70 seize her
however, IN consequence Of my being so reduced
IN officers and crew, and the arrangement it would
cRuse to innocent persons, there having been
great number Of passengers who would hsve been
put to great loSs and inconvenience as well Is dis
appointment from the interception, it would have
caused than in not being able to join the s:eaGer
from Sc. Thomas for Europe. ....-
therefore concluded to sacrifice the interest OF
my ehicers and crew in the prize, and suffer the
steamer TO proceed, sitter the necessary detention
to effect the transfer of these commandments con
sidering had attained the important end had in
view. CE4RLEs WILKEs
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The VAIN EEinsnuri.

oIrsETILLE, No, Dec. IL Union mea from L,
tsJette county report that 700 rebel recruits Ie
Lexington yesterday morning to join Prices arm
band Of musicians, sixteen ia number from n
rebel army, were captured near Eankeson's O
Monday.
son and son-in-law Of Col Mago5ia has al.
been taken. They were the lesdsrs Of the fOragin
party on our teams near GsorgetOWa on SATURDAY,
The scoutog party which left here about ten daJ
ago IS said to have surprised rebel camp in Sd
hne county, capturing large numbers Of W<Eons al
taking about ifsy prisoners.
IL is rumored here that Price il advancing aOrtI
ward.
SEDlLIL, Ne Dec. ll.-It is reported that ag
took place yesterday nesr WsVeriy, Lafayette eou
~, between body Of rebslS under the notorioi !
Joe Shelby aud detachment Of Federal cavzlri
They Wers eghhng Eg4in this morning, bat no pa
teEisrs are given.
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Tha RepnbIican Canonr-

NEW YOsK, Dee. lO.--The Tines correspondent
says the caucus of the Republicans was attended BY
about forty members. All newspaper men sn1
outsiders were carefully excluded. Mr.. Pomersy,
Of Kansas, was chairman, and u. MePherson, Of
Pennsylvania, clerk
Thaddeus Stevens made long speech in favor Of
emancipation. He denounced Mcclellan IS trying
TO control the Legislative and Executive overs Of
the nation.
Mr.. DeVin, Of New York, replied. ssying that if
the object Of the caucus was 20 provide war poll
ey, 1t was very improper. The way to end ID Wsr
was BY fighting, net by resolutions Of Congress.
BE closed by Offering two resolutions indorsng Tia
PhilsdSlphiA and Chicago platforms this meet
Ing recogniE. no right Of Congregational conVen-
ton to add or to take away from these Etatemsnta
Of the principleE-that are rSj0iced that all DO.
lisicAl parties are giving loyal support to the war
and nothing should be done By Republican aus to
create aIasension revive party distinctions in is
preservation. Many speeches were made bat the
Tcts was postponed til Wednesday night.
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WEDNESDAY, mORNINGs DEC. IS, 1861.
Announcement.

We take great pleasure in announcing this morn
ing that Mr.. W. P. FIsKE, for many years connected
with the USIoE AND AMERICAN cfice SIS Foreman, has
become interested in the ssme as partner, the
firm, name and style remaining as heretofore.
As foreman of the office, Nr. FGsxE has merited
and received the highest respect and confidence Of
the old firms for his skill, industry and integrity
have won favor with an familiar with the manager
msnt and work of our establishment. He needs no
commendation at our hands in the estimation Of his
many scquaintauces and friends among the patrons
of the Office and we pledge ourselves, under the
present redouble our efforts to retain
oar old customers and win golden opinions from all
new patrons and friends.
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OR BowIInE Green Osrrsspsndsass.


etsrsIng rspsr-TSd.ras driVsa across Green Riy-ISIS
Lincsnitss 1t MunfordTEis-Gen HAdHaA near At hand-
His feres-An eagageEelt imnnent-DesRuetipnBf TsE.
" bOaA-Rsyolt among Federal KsntaskiAns. re &c,
Special 81 tAs Nashville UAioR aaG Ansrn
Bovine GREHH, KY Bee. II.
Reports Of the most startling natures that ths
enemy had crossed Green river in force anG we're
advancing 70 meet Gen. HmOELI ihat he s1pos,
ing forces had net, and the enemy were POatsd
with severe loss 10. Be, we've currently eiTsHlat-
cd and repeated yesterday Tbs origin Of these Tu-
morS had foundation in the fact that snail bsdy
Of Pederasts creased Green river at Nunfsrduvills
yesterday morning on = rssonnoitsTinE SXPsd,tisn
and that they were met By Gel TEEAr's Texas Ran
gers under command Of Capt WALLACE, aad driven
back with loII upon their part Of SnS killed
Captain WALLAcE Immediately fell bAek to the
main body Of Gen. HEBNIE's command, eneInpsd
about eight miles South of the river.
Reliable information, to the effect that 1890 Fed
erals are at AunfsrdsVills, and that they purpose
crossing that stresm, reached Gen. HRpHlH who
dispatched courier to Gen. HLRDEE, asking what
course to pursus-whether to advance upon them,
await an attack, or that net. l understand that
Gen. HNDNAN was instructed to use his own judg-
nant, which Il sSAatrEcd late an attack being made
By kim
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VoIunIeerIpR for the war.


Congress has passed an act to encourage volun-
teering for term Of three years, which we pub
fish this morning. 1t provides for the payment Of
bounty Of fifty dollars for all volunteers who
shall have served for twelve months and who may
re-volunteer for two years, and q furlough for
sixty days and transportation to their hemes for
those who may desire to return.
1t also provides for the payment Of the same
bounty Of fifty dollars to all who nsy volunteer for
three years.
1t is evident that the policy of the Governments
is now settled to receive no more twelve month q
volunteers after the present calls are filed
In addition to the great expense attending the
system Of annually mastering in and discharging
our volunteers, it is liable to the disadvantage Of
losing the services Of trained and disciplined so-
diers, who are Injured to camp life and who have
gone through the usual routine Of diseases incident
thereto.
The LINCOLN Government has adopted the policy
of receiving none but men who volunteer for the
war or for three years, and the consequence il
that they have now an immense standing army of
volunteers, who will be thoroughly disciplined and
Injured to camp life at the time when our twelve
month"; volunteers are being disbanded. Our Gov
eminent will be compelled to gil up the ranks Of
our army, which will be thus thinned out by tia
discharge of our twelve months volunteers.
It has therefore resorted to the policy Of Offering
bounty Of fifty dollars, that the volunteer army
may hereafter be permanent body during the war,
and the Confederate States may not be subject to
the danger Of assault at time when their armies
are being partially disbEnded, which must occur
annually under the present system. ga.
II oVr volunteers will determine to abide
this policy hereafter, and to fight through
the war, they nay thereby ahorten the
conflict and bring it to a speedy terEins.
ton. If they do not, then it i clear that the
Government Dast have tie soldiers in time to sup
ply the place Of the twelve menth's men, and q
real, not 4 nominal draft, will have to b re-
serted to. We have no apprehension Of
such : result, because We are sati.Aed
that the patriotism of the people will respond fully
70 the demands Of the var, and will zee that the
number Of troops needed is supplied 10 time for
any exigency. Bot We only advert to the posi-
billy Of such event. that all may see what ia the
alternative presented to them:
The bill which hEs recently been enacted int q
law, and received the approval of the President
Eppesr1 or the fourth page Of this paper.
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Gen HNDHAs's elective force does not exceed three
thousand men, with few pieces Of artillery, and
it is not probable that II the enemy have congrega-
ted at NunfordsVills in superior force that battle
will be given them. It is understood that large
reinforcement will be sent to Green river this
mornips, and that fight or foot-racs is imminent
The present luIl cannot mach longer exist, q violent
storm is gathering and must soon burst for tn in
panorama Of life and death uneQualled in horror By
that OF asy bloody picture presented since the nau
gursticn Of civil war in America.
After the burning Of Bacon creek bridge by Capt
AILES's commsnd, Gen. MoOooK sent one thousand
cavslry to MunfordsvilIe, who in the absence Of .
foe, destroyed the ferry boat, and completed their
brave exploit by srrestipg several supposed south-
rons
It is surmised thst the:troops now at Campbells>
vile will be ord Tered to Green river bridge and that
an effective force Of 8 900 or 10, 900 men will be
consregsted there in few days, preparatory to an
advance movement.
Since The issuance Of LINCoLS's message, together
with the report of the Secretary of War, which
latter parsonage urges the srming Of slaves to as
sist in crushing the rebellion the greatest dissatis
faction exists among the few Kentucky troops in
the Federal army, and it is stated that an actual
revolt among them has taken place.
grand review Of the entire artillery corps
takes place this evening.
If at any one time, since the commencement Of
hostilues evidences of the TRANSPORTING Of startling
occurrences Of ssnguinsry hue were more prj-
minent than st another, now is that time.
A second dispatch from Hon. H. c. BURKErr re.
ceived here yesterday, confirms the telegram Of the
day previous that Kentucky has been admitted into
the Confederaey. Two Senator's and ten Congress-
men will be elected 10 the ConfEderAte Congress.
LHxusToS.
This letter only reached nS yesterday. We have
Published q later one from our eorrsspOndens-
RDs. UEIsS AED AMsEIcAN
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state OfTennessee-DavidIOn Cd
~ COurI--Deeember Tern Isd

fAlnaI J. HoPkiaS Adn'r. - Ls-5y EoPiias AEI stA
de ittsusabs-sd hat en- ths l4ih dsy q Deem bel
on motion Of Csupaiaa1t - ssanssl n tss sbos
ana aFpsarnE 70 tbs Eatisteon 81 Ne eHrs that
loEiEg dtfsadaufss % Eit LspST BoPkinI. WI III
klzabsth 4aska1n, kbsrt JasEEol, RS idfnfs e. vi
Hsssor q. Hopklas, Hafuss 4 HOHklHs. John g. Il
AaEy ColtmAns Devil 80 snan, y IA 3 Clark Ard ca
Clark. rssidsRtIsi ksatusry and saDaa sFtilr snd
uRfnoER hsirf q Jpsepk H1PEns, iss., nor raj
the STATE 81 Tn1aaasea aad tnsrsars ths ardns prs
his osnr o1nnOa b led aasa ihsn 10 IL thTssrs
By TIE CsEFt lat naoE satsn b n1ds sr fszr usssa
ing the said defendants b appeAr a. thsn iera
CCultg csat 10 - hslisl a. ia C0lrs Hsuls II ih
6asATlls, q the artt ssnaay n RebrNiry Dtzt, ana
said hill ths vii Be taisl Ter eIRIssssd a.
Sc. FOR heaFiGE pEris-
dso-T-ufs-pr's fss - =. z. cUEA5uAM,
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NORTHERN NEWS and LIES
snrAren- 70 -aarHERN rArEzs.
aant. N,i.,.,R.nart.

EnW YsRK, Dee. 1s.-YhO fsllo Wig il an Abridged
sSDy Of the report Of OGpA wilkes. aSsignisS his
Ps6Een fer tAs arrest Of ERaaE aad SliSel
' 9. s. STEAHzR SIT JAsRgo, Az Sra
lT- HOTOHbSr IT, 1881.
Rhs esvsEnnsAt Of Great Britain. France and
Spain having iISusd pFoelA GtSEs that The CSnfsds
rats States Wsrs viewed considsTSd GaA treated -
helligsrOnts, fslt no hesitation in boarding Gad
searching all vessels Of whatever rltisn fell in
with, and have done so. .
The question aroae in nay miAd whether l had
the right 70 capture the persons Of the Communion
ePs and whether they werS amenable b capture
There was ne doubt that lad the right TO capture
vessels with written dispatches. They express
ly referred to all authorities, Gg sctiag the
sci to seizure and condemnation il tbs Captain Of
IbS vessel had the knowledge 81 their bsing on
SoArd but these gentlemen wars not dispatches in
he right literal senGa, and noWhsre colld End a
,aIO in point They had been presented to the Cap
ain General Of Czba By 4. B. Ms CSnsul Gene
al
But The cAptAiA GescrAlFeld me he Aad net re-
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Yankee AesSaats of the Vert PIekous
Fight.


Fight.
FEV YOBK Dee. IA priVats letter from Mar
Unique, dated November 81 itates that the Irsauois
il on that port waiting FOR the Sumter. AnoEl sr
dated tas 7Sth says: "Ths IrOquois arrived lRSt
night, sUt the Sumter has escASed." A private
latter from en- board the steamer RichnOnd which
took part in the Eight At Tort Pieksns, dated Nov
-, states that the VsEEslG commenced bombardiDG
Bort hsRAe At ten O'Clock the III. The writer
states shat he had bsen conpimentng the Captain
Of one Of the guns the accuracy Of his sim when
. shell bounced through our bulEarks and took his
head oE &Rd wounded liX mere men. This shell
On exploding TAiEsd thS ship ouS Of the water and
Rads her stsEgeR like . drunken man. AnoIhsr
shsll bIrIt ak feet below the water line cEuanxE
bad lsak, BAT the IsGm pumps kepIthe VeSael free.
ne ariHE SOatinEed all day and Has resumed By
he enemy tie nsKI morning when We
EoVsd Cat Of bis range. The frigEss Ms,
cara shl kept 81 them, but being outside ths
bar abe cannot be much damaged. Fort Picksns
lad, up 20 date, Loaf one man killed and seven
wounded. Fort HcRGS is much damaged, but we
cannot destroy it wiki cur smooth bore guus as
they are no match fo- the enemy's rihei cannon
The bombardnent Wa to be renewed the next fsy.
the 25i. with the determination 10 whip or be
whipped.
Sincs leaving the paases Of the Mississippi sew
Srkl rssel vessels had managed to escape.
spanish vessel had come down with = number Of
fugitive SpanIards to escape imprisonment, who
report that the r6bsls had three iron-elad steam
0atterng rams ready to repel attack each carrying
10 or 70 Of the hsAVisst guns and additional seam
rams aad A-e~FAfts were being sOHstrHets@.
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FIftr Raward

ID AGAWAY from as Eu6ssrissr. Hsisr 81 the Cd
y River, about sight miles absys HsshFiIls, I'd
segrO-4an, nansl JORDAM. TVertI doilars isHal
IiTsn taken within ths Stale aaA sf.T, eat, he y
laJ way - that get hin again.
JOr4Aa b Avs Tea sight lneAss biEh assut tEsutg
I'D Ws gas enc h1ndre1 and AtJ ave DoaBds. nrp'
ALAS, AID zlammsu Uhsa excited; Eair, &c hasd, an
pot natrly naEsdi scar On len chssk. running fro
aossl towards Tie ear saTk eonplsxson; feaz on
aussd b. Gu. fTen 50 the. n h-s probzo'y ma
. me OF IL cEmrB Az. OF
Dec. lIth, Is51-dH
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pesarabIe Real Estate for

n oFFER Ter als on accommodating tsrns, NJ y
bic trset Of 90 herss oila1d on he Nashville Ard
Railroad eight mifs liom GashViile, a. s Anfioeh
soll Is good is wall EssFed With thrse seysT-fsi m
q a1s ash pend Tbs dwelling is = god brck house
rooms. brick kitchen, Elasfs house and brsk ssrv,
With all Necessary 0ut EeEsas, al kandsoneIy loc
Vsnienes an1 sonfart.
TOr Isrn1 aPpIg . .. v. Yaass a Eash4ius.
premises
NJ crop apa rsssE VIII Be svla Vi . sAs fa5ss
nsV2f%sfm@ Tlr
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JUDGE D. 7. PATTERsoN.-The Confederate Gov.
eminent has decided to send this gentleman TO TuS,
caloosa, Ala, for confinement during the var. No
investigation Of the charges against him has been
had.-Jonssboro' Express, Dee. -.
Judge PLTrERsOx Is son in-lsw of the arch
traitor ANDY JoHEsoS. At the last advlces from
GrsenvilIe Judge PATTERSON has not been sent to
TUSCALOOSA, and F1rta wsre being made to get him
released.
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INcEEDlLR1sX IN HLwKINsCOuNTY.-The Knoxville
Register publishes the following extract from let
ter written at Whitesburg, in Hawkins county on
the 18th instant:
LAST night Mr.. Jas. Headsrick's and Mr.. Barnard
Headerick's barns and crops were burned BY in~
cendiaries They both live about one mile south
of ST. Clair, Hawkins county. They are both South
ern men and good cluzsnE, and this distraction Of
their barns and cribs leaves them without one blade
OF roughness TO feed their stock. When will we
get rid Of these reasonable incendisriss?"
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FRox TIE PESEsULA.-A report has reached here
from the Peninsula, under circumstances apparent
ly emitting it to credit that the Yankees had occu-
pied Little Bethel in force. Indications again point
10 an early engagement on the Peninsula.
We learn further thai General Nsgrudsr has re
voked the leave Of absence of ali ofsers and sol
diers In the regiments serving the Peninsula re-
curing them to return immediately and Join thsir
respective commands.-RiehnsOnd EramineT, D.o 10
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Notice


oTCE o. PEflcDkL FsuEIak
WIsFHRu DEFAETuaEr,
Bowling Green, Ky Dec q
GJEALHD Proposals VA Be rscsivsd at his oEs.
o'clock neon, Saturday the 8sth day q rts- I'd
fer furnishing good ard Hhslesozs Fresh Bts 70 re
Boz ling Green " Ne EroPosaIs 70 sap ply lsII !
gade VIII be sntertaiDsi.
The besG nat Be slauth.srsd ara dslivers3. nd
shanhs excluded to the ConLnisalrsl nlr1inx vita III
ct such times and IN such Quantities CURED
Proposals -Eh Ell VII be addressed % IL u5cart
sndaFssd the cover, Proposals T. furaish Ir,si
aust BE- lcsompanisd - The names Of Two re- p1usb
e. Eurstes FOR As lSihfui ptr'orBanssof he esnAs
Iks Principal connhETy srTes fs right %
BIDS Tddg' x JAUKsOt
dssl6-ii2S Hsior and Prin'l csn'y Wss.e a