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nISCHARnEn.

HARRISBURG, Oct 24--Rey. c, A, Hay, whose
arrest by Gen Wool is noticed in to-day's pa.
per, had q hearing in Baltimore before that
officer and was discharged This arrest will
be made the subject Of Investigation. ......
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
JULIUS II. O lsMlrH
The Old Established Bindery,

THOS. w. ODELL.
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET OVEN
THE UNION rELEGRAPHOFFlcE,r : ! -
MANUFAoruREs ali kinds OF BLANK BOOKS for
~ County ofdees, Banks, Rail Road oaiees, Busi.
ness Men, aud others, His work oonlprlses every
BHe, nom 20 cents up to 1880 per qure.
best No LAID or Woye paper used Blank Work, |
MagaAnes, Periodicals, &C., 4c., bound in any styIe
desired IN PLAIN OF gilt and having the tools &C. or
Iqery USED ~ Morss aud by oalender heis prepared
70 matcha volumes bound by them.
old Books rebt und, and made to look better than
ahen new H
Music bound in any style desired, and paoei; oon
Venienee never 6elVfe offered here, with music r.ng
Sc HIS PAGING MACHINE is the only one M tbss
oiy, and y one OF the most important Inventions Of
as w ieSSts day ~ wlh accurately page and number.
ana any KIND OF Blanks, as hi0h al ient thousdid
W. ~ also pays very perticuIaT attention TO pre-.
paling all kinds Of BlahEs with IiTntea Heads-Rail
oSd and other WORK requiring neatness and dispatch
nS- Having rsetnuy greatly added 20 his Already
9rSe aues Ne II betterthan ever prepared to please
ns.He refers 10 the County otaces OF Montroe,..ry
fIeble' Darke, and 10 the various Banks Railroad
olhges Se' IN The Miami Valley Tor specimens Of hs
noik slL lfMFfH gl idecl3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

- A single bottle eofBPALDING's PREPA RED al mn
will save ton times its cost annually va 7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

| Non ne Densrat, 81. Ctoad. Man
II you are, or have been, troubled the
send for box (Cephale Pills 30 that you may have
| them IN case Of an attack. -
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FIUH % ddpeTflItTl TfoVldenoel X. T.
The Cephalo Pills are said to b remarkably e,iec
tive remedy for the headache, and OF the very Ii
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered. 81 y a l n
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A FRAME shed baldlng, lsHs7, bulli Of good oak
plyiag a. \. Edmondncn's assoha-haad btots, 81
Cillf street. HN iNN fHn .niH ooaod1N
frI. ~ faa1 n afTiuY ifhHkW- T1u9
F- arsa arIa1aEa lan aaa aaasf ala
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ua.. FiOn fac Rrapi,lsr. EOrjolk, Va G HHal
with entire success.
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Saonlerp, sc.
NOTICE T0 ALL WHOM m MlY 60NnRRl

MOT Ck e hereby given that there are now pending
~ y ste me City Council Of the City OF Dayton tha
following Ordinances, to.wd. Elo- =. ~ - 7
10 srAde and pave thealley running east and west
E0n madison 70 Sears street between FIRST and second
hhoeta. . NNII1f.NNN Hln"H
ln PursaAnas Of the law. said Ordinances were twice
sea lAq on NE table aud the Clerk instructed 10 give
We law requires all claims for damages that nagf
eeetut rom sad 40 pFQyements 70 be dedt n writing
kes claimed, within two weeks RAer The expiration Of
ehe tune required for the publication Of such notice,
when ne same wi b taken up for final action.
AuSidAN ANrHoAY srEPHARs, CITY clerk
3 .fsHl9 is3ish ~ dsseg srssh ,n.sN naLess
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kuYN0LpsnURo, FaANELIH Co, OH,o.
January y 1851

htShOLpsnURo, fRANKLIn Co., OHIo. B
January ., 1861.
No. IS, Csdar 81, ~. Y.
Dear Sir.
lncosed find twenty five cents, (2b) Tor which sand
boz Of 'Cephalic Pills" Send 10 address OF Rav W,
o. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin CO., OHIO.
Your rus tSoTk tks eAuRs-esife Headache al,nost l
Truly yours,
.t.. WIN. @, EILLER
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
Ascertain nnprnsiIned persons are attempting Ia
Relin % On ne hnauap ectiH nhlic, innilaont AZ ,e
PREPARED GLUE, would caution All persons AZ ~
anime beore purchasing, and see that the hl nstns
. RA-hPAlDIkGs PREPARED oLUEsTss -
10 on The outside wTapperi al others are sulndlihs
oeantensaas. ...l 7.d .a ~ N . maIs
H.asss1 .lHal.HlI rslHul q n fsl.il n
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HHH FC .t rI TrnrUH
As these Testimonials were unsolicited by Mr. spadDs
they anoro ~ Mundnesnonabe proof Of the efficacy
OF this truly scientific discovery.
MAsosvmLE, CosN., Feb. ., 1881.
M. spGIdi"g; 't~IrT.5
have tined your Cephalic Pills, aud tiks them 40
.Oen that want you to send me two dollars worlh
Part Of these areior the neighbors, to whom eays
sfew out Of the trBt bon got from you. e''s
Send the Pills by mall and oblige
JAMEs KENNEDY.
HAyEREonD, Pa, Feb. o, Isol.g
M s'a'd'eg; g., l534LLVF I7ffB 7t's1
wish you to send me one more box Of your Cenbs
' "'0' '''sISsS You're 0T:Sa s:af n S'"t o" them
MARY ANN sroIKHousE.
DPRuoK OREKK, HUNTINGTON Co p.
q. c. spaIdisg. q wa
You will please send me two boxes OF your cephsli,
Pills. Send them Immediately
Respectfully yours,
p s-IhdVsu'sd one Dor Of your ISs and md 10,
Iesilsnt. ~" wv
BEILs VHRSON, Ono, Jan. IS, 1891
Please and inciosed twenty cents for which SAND
ne anoiasr ne, pon o. your eePhsle Pills Theg Hay
Direct A. sToVER.P pm
Belle Vernon, Wyandote Co, o.
BEvHRLr, MAS, Dec. II, lsSo
n. G. SpaldiFe, Bsq. n IL = Il '''''e'H'. u
your Oephac Pills more particularly beeTe nv NJ Dns @
send TO me. f'''
One q my customere, who is subject to severe suck
attack IN one hour BY your ItAs, which sent her
W. b. WILKES
Rs'SOrDssSso. sS1,.is F1aS.I,T M, Co., omo,
SO.4s' Gsaag & &, &, ~ 7. 7
Inclossd find twenty five cents (2bl for Winch San,
bo! q "csphalic Pills" Send ts address Of Rev Wn,
O. Filler, ReynOldsburg, Franklin CO., OHIO W.
.,an'. Yos rus ~0rt '"s eAuR'-Ts Rsadaehs qpost 10
Truly yours,
.l.HAi. II "~t" flLLEh
YrsILASrr, Mica. Jan u, 1861
Not long since sent to you for . boz OF cepLsi,,
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cos
avsnsss and received the same and they had 50 g5oa
Please send by return mail.
Dirsctto A. r. wHEEBER.
Ypailant Mich
FrOn the EraDsiRsr, Nortolk, Va
oephalie Pills accomplish the object for which ths
"eFe mAde' VIZ cure OF headache IN all Its forms.
ua Nom hs krdminsr, korjoik, Va e tHel
They have been tested in more than thousand case
with entire
Mon ne Deneerat, 81. CtoAd, Man, -
hyou are, or have been troubled with the eadAch.
send for box, (Cephae Pilsl 40 that YOU may hnvs
them IN case Of an attack.
MON t.s Advsrtiser, Providence, RI
The CephRlic Pills are said to b u remarkably ere,
tive remedy for the headache and the very lel
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered. N h n A 81
- A single bottle ofsPA LDINas PREPARED GLIDE
will save ton times It's cost annually va 7
sPALDING's PREPARED 0LUEi
BPALDIRG's PREPARED GLUEI
sPALDINa's PREPARED GLUEI fbg
SAVE THE PIEoEsI 1aia
nA-"A sTIToH IN TIhE sAyss HnE.'-aa
AZ accidents will happen even In well regulated dYn,
lies lt very desiEebe 70 have cheap and con
Vonient way Tor repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery
hfALDlN0's PhEPAhED oLUEi
ioEd 20 % without H. tits aiwayB ready, and up 10 the
"UsKFUL IN EVERY HousK.,i
MA Brush accompanies each bottle. Price as
HEEhy 9. sPALDINa.
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sPALDINe's PREPARED oLUri
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.LDINe's PREPARED aLuEi
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BsILH VsRHoN, ONO, Jan. IS, 1891.
Henry c. Spdlding RsQ. -
Please nd nclosed twenty Ave cents for which SAM
Ms best Ris have ever tried. IVY
Direct A. BTOVER,P M
Belle Vernon, Wyandotte Co %
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wish for some circulars large shsw bills 10 brin
your Oephalic Pills more particularly before nav e
tomers' II you have anything OF the kind please
send 10 me. ' f''
One OF my customers, who IL subject 10 Heyore s,rL
usually lasting two dAys) lOas cared ~ b
attack IN one hour BY your Itis, which sent her y
80 Respectfully yours,
W. b. WIIkEs
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Gard photographs Reduced
AT
si 8 Il h b o H Mis-. .sglG

MAKING an imPresaion 20 show what the picture
Ill looks like, ~ not praotioed any further. '.-I
New York and Cincinnati ruea are adopted Also
the cash system. Pictures not satisfactory need moi
be taken and are only retaen at extra charges n27
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MAsoNvmLr, Cow, Feb 0, 1881.
M. Spalding.
l Sir. .. w ba ai
have tined your Cephalc Pills, aud 1 IKE them 40
0eh that want you to send me two dollars worth
more.
Part Of these arefor the neighbors to whom eays
afew out Of the frBt bon got ffom you e-'s
Send the Pills by mail, and oblige
Your ob't Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

As these Testimonials were unsolicited by Mr. sbaldln
they afford unquestonable proof Of the effioscy
Of this truly scientific discovery.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

,s's'lS " e. ~ ,.s...Is !. 5. :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

sPALDINa's PREPARED aLuEI
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bPRucE oREEK, HUNTINGTON Co., PAL
January Is, 1861. fE'TT'| Z
SIR: 4
You will please send me two boxes OF your cephaue
Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
p s.-IhdVsu used one bOr Of your M, and md 10,
Iesilsnt. '"E' ''"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-11
SOUTHERN NEWS.

for their eryices III the recent battles, Du5 te"-
ipg them that much more remains to be accom-
plished as tie enemy again threatens INVASION.
The Lynchburg Republican says that wheat
is going up in that market, strictly prime
article commanlng from 500 to 500 per
bushel, Family -four is held at $3.50; extra
SIS So super6ne $l1.50
The hog cholera is fearfully prevalent lii some
sections Of Virginia.
The Richmond Wing says, the passport sys~
TEN received another blow in the Confederate
Senate on Saturday 1.-THE authority excisedb by
the Provost Marshsl, in requiring passports
from citizens will sh ortly be p"actic lily tested
by several members Of Congress. who have
resolved to start homewards without passports,
and if detained will bring the matter to the
attention of the Courts, ETC.
The Richmond Disna Oh says:-'Five en-
gines, captured by our troops in the neighbour
hood Of Manassas anil Warrenton, arrived in
Lynchburg on Friday, BY way Of the Orange
railroad Three of the FIVE were not at all
damaged; the other two are slightly Injured,
but can be soon put in running order. -
The Wing Sayso{ the Confederate Exemntion
Bill that has recently become a law :-''Since
it's passage BY the Senate originally, it has
undergone several important notifications, pro
mnent among which is 3 proviso exemptire
certain manufacturers and mechanics and all
employed by them, on condition that they shall
not exact profit exceeding seventy-fve per
cenf. upon the cost Of production. This az
for]ls an ample margin for profit.
judge f. P Pitts, of Virginia, is to be tried
fer treason.
Ex-senator Toombs WIS worried at Antie~
tam, and is now on his way home A letter
from Gvn. Longstrect to his wife states that
the battle Of A 1tieta1n was the ficrcest of the
wa; that the COME }crates were outnumbered,
but that the loss on the Federal side was hea-
yer than that Of the Confederates, which he
admits TO have been very severe
A duel lately took place near Charleston, be-
tween Major Rhett and Col. WIN. E. Calhoun:
in which the latter was killed. A court Of IN
quiry into the case has been ordered.
The Vicksburg Wing says:-'Ihe commu-
nifty were yesterday startled and panied to hear
Of the death Of Capt. 3. S. Tappan jr, kill
ed in an attempt to qucll mutiny amongst
party of bis men on Bayou Lafourche, five or
six miles from Thibadeaux, Louisiana. They
had barricaded their camp and dehed their Off
GERS. He, with captain and lieutenant, went
boldly into the camp and were instantly shot
The mu1derer5 were wild setof oystermen and
boatmen-nen without manIiness or magnan-
unity. They Immediately took refuge under
the gunboats of the enemy.
c+l,;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-11

The Washington correspondent of the Newass
York Journal of Commerce (o|I-fne Demo
craft makes this stat 'ment:- Facts have
come to INV knowledge which ifluca me- to BE-
eve that the Presil Mt will yet be fully vin}l
djcated for issuing his much -ta|ke Of Proc?a-S
nation. I do not believe, what [ di | helieveAa
that he was drawn from his straightorwarlA
course by the radicals. There were reasons for
bis action with which the public are unacquantS
ed, and all things connecte with that great
movement are not what they seem. B
Mr. Charles Miller ST., one Of the Oldest
and best kno IN butchers of Washington. died.
on Thursla morning quite suddenly. He had
been resident of that city for forty years
preceding his death, AM was known TO al
most every one Of the old citizens Of that /
place.
The Commissioners for S. Carolina, under the I
E S. law authorizi> e the sale Of lan'}s with
in the insurrectionary States upon which the !
direct tax has not been paid, are in Washing. !
ton receiving their final Instructions
TIE correspondence between citizens ot Port /
land and the Navy Department respecting the
case Of Commander Preble, who was recently
dismissed the service for suffering the gunboat
Ovieto to run the blockade off Mobile harhor'
is closed for the present A petition, signed
bv prominent citizens of Maine, and backed by
a yerv strong letter from Senator Fessenlen re-
ouesting the REIN tltement Of Preble having
been laid before the President, he reexam'neo
the case, but declined to reconsider hlsacton, as
a courteous but firm, and wlthal omeWha'
sharp letter from Secretary Welles Will lo1oFl'
Portland and the State Of Maine.
A committee from the Quakers is IN ash,
ington, TO examine the condition and wants V
the contrabands, with view to future move
ments for their welfare These contrabana'
are, with the exception Of few VINO lla,'
found service in families, in wletched co''''
ton, Notwithstanding they are furnished BY TIC
Government with rations
The War Department is about to issue very
stringent order in reference to struggling on NV
march aud in the face Of the ene,~y. Inc le"0
atty of pillaging is to be death, and aut''o''''
is to be given to any officer to shoot down a,y
soldier found going to the rear without olo'''
during an ngagement.
From a list of the WestPoint graduates, viz
are officers in the armies Of the United ota''s
and Confederate States, it appears that tne',
are in the y. S. army IT Major Generals anu
"a Brigader Generals (beside A, 5, Jonnso''
killed at Shiloh J is Major Generals, 4 Df'5
adler Generals. From this list, which emu
with 1913, it appears that the Contedera'::'
have So Generals from West Point IN 'A'I'
army, while the r.. s. have A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-11

SELECT CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
ORPHAN AsYLUM-We are pleased to an
nounce that Messrs Percival: Parker 4 Co.,
proprietor Of the Canterbury, have generously
volunteered the services Of their entire troupe,
without reservation, for select concert, on
Friday evening next, at Liberty Hall, for the
benefit Of the Orphan Asylum. Tickets have
been prepared, and will be placed in the hands
Of the ladies and others, TO be sold in advance.
That our citizens are now TO have musical
feast reminding them Of former days, we are
assured, and that every arrangement will be
made to induce full house. We trust that
chose in charge will make every effort to rem
Der tie audience worthy of the occasion. The
Drocramme for the evening will be duly an
nounced.
The following, from the speech Of exSena-
tor Dickinson, illustrates the downward pro-
eress of such men as he, in his ideas of the
theories and science Of government:
''Our Constitution and written laws are the
emanations of governn Mt, prescribing rules
and regu1ati, Us for its ordinary administration
and guidance, and dehulng and hunting It's
powers Cor the protection Of its citizens: But
Governments make constitutions and laws
constitutions and laws do not make govern
ments.
ERATUN. In Yesterdays Gazette an item
read, "Cassius NJ. Clay, in q recent speech IN
New York and Fernando Wood ought to be
hung" For and real snid-and there will be
sense in the ragraph. Mr.. Clay, gave a sim
liar token Of his opinion with reference to
Gov Seymour.
Through the contributions of the people in
rasnonse to the appeal heretofore made, the
r :. Medical Department has been supplied
with immense quantities Of lint and dressings
and ti1eretofore no more at present are r.
qaa<ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-11

Local. The long drought has ended; last
night there were heavy showers of rain, and
this morning the showers contlnued.-lt Is
said that the crops Of corn, cabbages aud other
vegetables on the lot attached 10 the Poor s
House at the North end Of the town, have been
com petely destroyed by maurauding and stras-
Cling soldiers, and the fences broken down
and destroyed this is hard upon the poor
There was little or no change in the prices Of
provisions in the marked, this morning, from
our quotations last Saturday; prices are higher
here than in the Washington and Baltimore
narkets-Capt. Wyman, IS still to remain
l.ere IS Provost Marshal.
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Uhe gllzxaudria Gazette
SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER H..

COURT Y yesterday rule was awarded
asaiost each of the following pevsoos, TO vic ::
Geo. Davis, ". J. Herrick> Capt. john Gray,
John Pierpoiut, J. T. ". Whitemore, Thos.
Nichols, Thomas Coyle, VIM. Kane, Sbirly
King, James Grimes, Garret Hu(st, George
Sigsers, Gee. s. Gregory and r. II. Warder,
TO show cause why they should not be found
and attached for not appearing IS petit jurors;
and against J. T. Evans, L. Geutzberger
Samuel Barnes, Edwin Henry, Levin 1. Walk
e., r. T. Prettyman and Columbus Bradley
for failure to attend as grand jurors.
Several civil cases were continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-11

distingl ished officers have written TO member
of Congress requesting them to u: e their inad
ence in behalf Of having Confederate none
made legal tender, stating sucha measure j
be absolutely necessary for the maintenance ]
the arnv ;,
The Examiner complains Of the oppositoi
and annoyance which Virginia. authority an5
army "has TO suffer from those who abuse tn,
rower of the Confederacy at Richmond
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
WINTER ARAARoEAEh9.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
n Az L h q AID.


On and after MONDAY, NOV Is, lSol,
rASSEEaER TRAINS LEAVE PaII.ADEI-
PHIA
FOR Baltimore, st $50 . u o 10 . d. II - = %.
tLxpressD } aad 10 so p N.
For Chester At s,sk III, II 30 . III ,s+s And 10 70
For Wilmington, At $50 . m $40 x-~,, II 80 q
For New Castle, 1t 10 O. NJ, and 8ISp IN
FOR Dover, at 8lb . m. and Q. tSp III.
For Milford, st e.lta.D
For ssnsbufy, ats lbam.
TRAINS FOB PHILADELPHIA
leaye baltimore VI 10 .. m. (ESPrsss) LOs p
Leave Wiiainstoa st r ! 90 q sSSd X 3 I a.
s45, and $50 p N.
Lssys Lssys ss1lssSry sil,s1a Z. 4 70 aisH = h. :"
Leave Dover at O. m. and 6.lG NJ.
Leave New Castle at II .. and Sl0 N
Leave Chester ct $50 ., m, IL Is, 40, sno O. w
Issvs BsltimoJs for Sahsbury snd intermediate
stations at $40 and p. n. for Dover sad interms
diats stations, at l.O6 p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Ohestsr Ut g. u 6. m, laos and II 20 D IN
Leave Wilmington at 40 .. N, s.9S . m, IL ~
ShslshI j fRArs with Passenger Car .a.oAsa
Leave FhiladeiPnia, for FsTyviiis sad istsrms.
data places, st $40 p m.
Leave Wilmington, for PeIIyviile and irtsrnsdI.
Leave baltimore, for Hsvrs d. Grace and inter
mediate stations, ate m.
Oh SUNDAYS ONLT;
MsSo =. u. snS 1880 =. p from Philsdsiphis to
Xt son Baltimore to Phil.dslphl..
more viii run daily, kondaw e.osgsd;
In 50 Prsddent
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

NEW rQRk ExCELslOn 8AkERY,,
~ 0s3 TIN street, near Maryland ave-, leland
VIM PAT:.N respectfully informs the public TIA
be has bsooms sole proprietor Of ,he ossbrated -
.ablshuent lately owned by his father, and will b
happy TO supply all orders, with ths utmost dispatch
ut prcss tp aoo0rdsnce with ths ume<, ThS QuAlit,
eioqr artiolss, = not to b sxoelisd. sStiSs SUP
Piled on liberal terms
Again ws come before you,
Our banner L. unfarlsd,
While our oasto0srs ays hockng
From ali quaTtsn Of ths world.
Fos our Bread, cur Cake, and Pastries.
fot our Puddings, Svsetmeats, too:
And they come % last upon us,
That v . scsICe know Whist to do
or bsksrs have been busy
From carly mosu I'LL night,
While car stu0k oi nour Ia vanlahiaS.
Bot this gives % delight.
Fer "qaioh saIss and mail prohts
10 the motto Of our store,
And II you pufchAss once rom n,
Nou viii surefy purchase nsre.
And also that the hsralds
VIII proclaim IRON North 70 6osll
that the "Drsad and Cake of fAtsa',
Eat-is s,erybodys Mouth ~
..iJ l7-3m
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
n n Y sur PPLlEs. . I.

- oysIos oY rss CHr, ouA.rIaxAsII,,
a.... Army Of a. Potomao
WasAinooN, SPt1Nbe, 20, 1888
P6OPOSALS are inviied for lurnishing for tbs
ase Of the army Of the Potomac ths following ar
ticiss:
5000 tons best Quality Timothy Hay, securely
baled, tine weight Of each bale to bs
marked thereon
2, 900 Jo00 bushels of Oats, Of the bsst quality,
s,rong sacks, veil sewed
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well SEA
soued and OF the best quality.
Each bid must be accompanied BY me endorse
ment Of two re.ponsble persons that the contracts
II awarded will Be fu dlled.
Bids will be opened from time to time % the ar
ielss may be needed and oontracts will be awarded
fur the quantities needed TO the lowest rssponsiblo
bidder up TO ,hs time Of oIening
The right h ieservsd 70 accept all or any part Of
Proposals should b endorsed Proposals for Hay
or Osh, or WOOD a. the cass may be, and en-.
Lieut. Col and A. D. g., Chief ossrtermsster
ssp 24-f ...0
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
GOVERNMENT ADVTS.
pEasIo. orrIvE. sysE &, ise,s a..

DEasIOa OrrIUE, JUsE 6, Iseis
10 ALL NROk ~ kAy O0nbssN
Applicatioa hsving been made under the act Of ~
Jsns, 1850, a he reissue Of the land W.rs.n.s is
seibed herein, which are alleged TO have been toss
o. destroyed, ootoe u hereby given that, at me dss
following the description Of eaoh warrant, nav
oSftiaea6 Of like tenor will be Issued, novad %
lection should then appear.
No OF T06, for 100 acres, (sot Of llth February,
lslJJ In favor Of Edward Martin, Of Capt. Browns
company, battalion of Mormon voluuteers In ihs
war with Msxic6- October 81, 1879.
No l0o,14o, for 100 scres, Issued under the acI ..
March, ltss, In the name ol Abigail JOY, formei
Wiuow Of Christopher Grant, and WA granted Mmoh
1, lsS2-Ootobef II, 1861 ...
No, q, ,Og7, for 100 aores ssuet uid6r the ACT Q.
March, 1855, In the name Of Amos Barrett, aud va
granted May 10, 1sbs-Ootobef II, 1891
No Is ,43S for I60 acres, isued uGdsf the set o.
March, 1866, In the name'of John Benjamiu and wac
GRANTED December l8, 1sN7-Ootober II 1852
No. 10 ,92e for 12o nores issued under tho .3t o.
March, 1855, In the name Of zslmon Randall, and
wsa granted Nay 9, ls46--Octobf 2b, 1881
No 08,i83, for 100 acres, Issued under the aSt OF
March, iss5, 10 the name Of Rachel, widow OF
Thomss Meredith, a'd was granted Mach 2, 1859 -
JoBEPb IL. BARRETT.
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