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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-07
MURFREEsBoRo Tenn, I
April 18th 1868. (


DEAR HARPER:-Seeing in your pa
per, (which a friend was kind enough
to send me, your correspondent B.
makes mention OF thousand and one
letters written to friends and papers at
home, thought l would write you one,
which will make a thousand and two;
but instead of taking soldiers fare and
the habits and customs Of Southern Ia.
dies for my subject, l will give the
"Butternuts" and "Copperheads" q
few Of my compliments. Though the
political sentiment Of the North is so
excited at present. that my duties and
profession as a soldier do not allow me
to say any more for one party than an
other, but were my opinions and inter.
ference Of any consequence, / could on-
ly plant myself as peace-maker be-
tween them. and defy any resistance
that might be offered. For peace ] am,
and for peace 1 will be, but I want
continual peace, such as will be honor
sble and independent. and that gained
(if not by submission) by forcing the
rebels to acknowledge the laws and
Consultation Of the United States, or
drive them into the Gulf. would
say vengeance, two fold, upon the man
who dsres TO interrupt the prosecution
of the laws. II appears that there is q
class called "Butternuts." / pity
these mean, dirty, sneaking, venomous
puppies, II ever the soldiers are sent
home that are now In the army Of the
Cumberland. Such men have no more
right to enjoy the blessings of q home
and the Liberties allowed them, than q
thief has to appropriate property to bis
own use in the absence Of its owner
They are too eowardly and mean to
come out openly. II four OF the cow
srdly miscresnts were armed and sent
into the field, I would rather 6ght them
than one Rebel already in arms. 1t
seems that there are yet many lives TO
be lost in closing this war, flor close
it must, either By submission or exter-
mination OF the Rebels. and before it
does close, thousands will exclaim. Obi
traitors. you have sought the curse Of
many eDrsged and broken hearts, that
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-07
FROM THE GOTH OHIO.
HEAD QUARTERS 69TH REC. o. V. l. ]
MURFREEsBoRo, TENN.
A nrn IR 1853 \

Mr.. HARPER:-I reached Murfrees-
boro last week, after disagreeable trip
of seven days from Gallipolis, finding
great change in my Regiment
Scarcely an officer remains who started
with us from Ohio little over a year
ago. The footprints of disease and
death are plainly visible 10 our midst.
Within the last month the "Pale Horse"
has visited our company, and taken
from among us two Of our best and
most highly esteemed soldiers. A
number of others are in the Hospitals,
wounded and sick. In the late battle
Of Stone River. where this regiment
won a name for itself high in the stand.
ard Of gallant deeds and victorious
charges, l60 Of its members suffered
from rebel bullets. Capt. Counsellor,
Of Company H, who fell on the last
days 6ght, while leading charge on
g rebel battery was killed instantly, by
a cannon ball. We lost brave officer
and good soldier. His place, bowey-
er, is filed BY one bis equal in all the
attributes that constitute good soldier
and a popular officer, Lieut. Edward
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-07
&. Black, Of Piekaway county. .Uhi0.


On the 10th Of The present mortb
i we were inspected and mustered-Com
! lpsny II, ss usual, carrying OF the prals
! As being the best equipped and NOS
} prompt company in the regiments Il
fact the whole regiment seEs hghl,
and deservedly complimented- &c
We are in the I4th Army Corps
Gen. Tbomss) I'd Division 4 9tu
Negley and "a Brigade. which. uhti
day or two past, has been ,eemmsnd.
ed by Col. T. R. Stanley. Of the lsth
Ohio, and formerly State Senator
from the Gallia District. Gen. Turchiu
now has command. There &, perhaps,
no man in che service wh6 i more re-
spected and esteemsd By the men sias
Col. Stanley. By bis stfable, Chris.
tian-like manners, he has endeared
himself to the regiments of this brigade.
He was in the thickest Of the eight
days fight here-always at the head
of the brigade--encouraging his men,
and showing himself to be, in every
way. worthy the high position he held.
Day-before- yesterday. while the seth
was on battalion drill. he bid us fare.
well in beautiful speech, during which
he was cheered with many long aud
loud huzzas. Col. 8. leaves this brig
sde without an enemy, and with the
prayers and good wishes of every man
in Il.
We are encamped on the South side
Of MurfreesbOro, and have the hand.
somest camp we have ever had. There
has been a vast amount of labor ex.
pended upon it, and is not yet finished.
The streets are regularly laid out, and
eau.ifully decorated with cedars. As
far as the eye can reach, nothing pre-.
sents itself to the view but one vast
military camp, and no sound greets the
ear save the incessant din incident to
soldiers life. The same monotony ex.
lists day after day. relieved only, occa.
siopslly, by the sight of some fractious
soldier, walking his beat" with q rail
on his shoulder and knspsack buckled
on his back, or undergoing some sim
liar punishment for his short comings.
These cases, am glad to say, are very
rare-so much so, indeed, that in our
regiment, guard-hOuse has never been
put up. The men are well behaved,
and do not gruuble at duty.
Last Friday, a little excitement was
created In camp by the announcement
that body of rebel cavalry, variously |
estimated from $50 to 800. had sue
cessfully attacked a train of cars be-
tween here and Nashville, capturing a
number Of prisoners, and destroying
the train, after having appropriated"
about $4,000 OF soldiers money,
(which had been started to their fami- |
lies and friends) besides other things
they could conveniently carry off,
1t was, doubtless, portion Of the COM
mand of the ubiquitous Morgan or
Forrest.
To give you some idea Of the fabu-
lous market prices here, will state that
butter is worth 81 per pound; eggs go
@7oc per dozen; cheese 40c per lb.,
and other products in proportion.--
Groceries are but little in advance Of
Ohio prices, since the occupation Of
by the Federal army.
l do not apprehend that the rebel,
will attack US here--they will not en-
gage Rosecrans when 1t can possibly
be avoided--they have tried him and
his Western troops to their entire salts.
faction, 1 imagine. Nous verons.
SIMON.
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Number "a.

win be avenged May there be clem-
ency for those who repent in time.--
Bullets for the Rebels, ropes for those
who kindle 'fres in our rear" And
We do most solemnly warn al such,
that should duty ever call Us home TO
qnench those fires terrible retribusion
will await those who kindled them.-
Their great cry is--we are Sighting for
the Negroes. I beg leave to inform
them that We are doing nothing Of the
kind. We are not Sighting to free the
slaves, but we free slaves TO secure VIC
tory, and stop the 6gbs. We do most
heartily approve Of the conscription
law, under the operation Of which I
hope to see lettering patriotism hasten.
Iaeto render due support to the Cow
eminent that affords L protection. We
hope also to see the "6re in the rear
men," under its action, enjoying a
clearer view OF the Sunny South than
can be afforded them in the dim lodges
Of the K. g. C's. / have heard that
some Of the "Copperhead" stripe have
been arming themselves with revolvers,
to resist the laws. Let them beware,
for they are known, even here, and
will be taken care Of il they persist In
heir Infamous course. Let them be-
ware ere it is too late. ..s..,. .....,
Yours, &c. S.N.
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
[Gorrssp0cGepcs FrantnS Szar
EV"nfhH WV.
"a r.nr> z-,rn A - ,ol

80 GEORGETOWN, u. -, Marcfr -, 1863
The COMMITTEE appointed ny the CVin mon
council 70 confer with the President OF the
Chesapeake and OHso Canal Company upon
the prcpriety of rccorsrsucting The bfisiyes. in
order To Fass anal bosf~ out into In river IL
h thou .ht VIII report .nfayorahEs, statius
hat 81 ~iii IN :prfrTp with tho fixed grades OF
ne streets. and thereby i1jure private prop
erty.
last svsbin. Saya>.aI Pop. and Jane. rs.,ar
Were Arrrssrd for rDsA5ins fhcFuIs PAYNE " y
raltixAie silver wa,rt;. They vsrr both placeS
ui0es Srcari!y for appearance fss court. 80 "A.
There has ;--~n but little OF rater-st trans.
pirinR Ia business circles since rsy last The
arrivals by river ar. :-S.hrs. chisgara Mad.
isnn, New YORK. hay Ia Government: Pearl
L. W. FERN gron. prigmyre. New York. ap-
pies snd oranges. .iaep Str, hang, New York,
mpty barrels 10 Il. Ross Ray IL Co; cshr. hIi-
ram Smith, Ha:i~tt, New York, hay ~ Cfpy-
crnment Drparted--Sloop Edwin, Bacon, Sa-
lam, n. J.
The captains Of coal boat. from Cumberland
report having passed tSrou gh ise one inch Lhick
some sand bars, whiCss delayed them short
time; They report ssSr.!y nutnsar Of heats
on Heir way down .
note the fol:owin. arrivals TO -day:-Bos's
John James, James, n0s~ 70 George Waters.
Elmi-a, Bcnar. co.i to &. f. Detmoid; Ask tht,
Captain. do. do. DFparteI-Boats Wm Elder.
Hare, cumberland, light; csf. R-adtag. light,
John JAMES. Cumberland, Eris.; Eimira, Cam
beriand, light.
Business quiet Markets as,ot, with whole
sale quotations As fellows: - -.,-..
tionf, super, s7.2s; sx!ra. f9s.sS.2i fnu.ily,
SAH5aSin; Wrich's fssDiiy. Sin-SSaSii; Wheat.
white, Si.NiaS2; red, si;5asi.~ Corn, whit,
:@'aSl yellow. stSc. O5ts 4st5iis; h<sv, se2SyS@
sait, GA. SI.!tl fine. Be- ~; :;D,,eS, 3 2Sa3r
pot''ors, Shaooc; Cunas'Tiand coSt, sI25 &.
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DIED.,

Gin the NOR ing of the 18TH inst after lin gerine
Illness. EFFIE NJ. infant dag ghteT of William r
and Kate rrry aged months and Is days.
A II, wer bloOmei npOn heart,
And he a its fragrance there;
ARD It's stsE thsJ COSBY hung
a bud of beauty rare.
But soon il hum its low ly head,
Ard droop-d while yet ii bloc med,
A d irum our hrAr'S II passed away
To with.r IL thu tomb.
On Wednesday, 18th instant at O'Clock, JOHN
TUls0N in TIE 18th year of his age.
His fun er al will take plAce Friday, 1th inst
at &C ock, from Christ Church, Navy Yard to
which the relatives aud friends of the family are
Invited.
On the 18TH infant. EDWARD EVERETT, son
of iii All II and Eliza TeDney, aged years and s
MONTHS
HIS fuperal will take place from the residence of
his parents, III Bridge street, Georgetow.. to-
morrow afternoon ut clock The friends and
soauan tances OF the family inv tied to at end
At Philadelphia, Mr. JOHN HASsON, Sr, for
n-rly OF aieIAndris, Va. To be buried OF viii
mil stop Del.
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NEW YORK January 8, 1853
L Dol PEG u n S.arnr ~ EnrE

INV fOkk January 8, 1873.
DoLPHo " OFF, fsG go Beaver St. New York.
B,dr SIR: Tn. want "f u Liquors fog Me iiciua
IuTrC'ts hth .eJr i.Eg felt BY the y. uf-ssion and
II cur andE OF il-ek have b. sacrificed by the use
Of udults rated artcI-s
We have 1, sted the several articles which you
81 II us, sD consider il Justly entitled to the "a
reputation you Claim for i
He w"g!c recommend you Ia appoint some Of the
respectable Ap thecs rieE psrts of tue
Tinted Ststsr as Z ants for the sale OF Bonr.
ho< b; ssy where the profession Oh tain tn
same. Rec needed Tor mejiCiual Purposes.
wishing you success Ia yOnr new enterprise,
We I. main your obsdi-nt servants
Falen iD~ Mott. NJ. ID. No. I Grsmsrcy PARK.
J Csrnorhsn Nj Professor of Clinical Sur
CRY fuTErGn-in chief TO tire State Hospita AL & c
No. ! . east i6 n street
Lewis -s.re. ., 1875 broadway.
ii. L De Wees, n D s9I Broadway
Jos. PHI Norster 81 D., l20 9th street
Nelson Sic l., NJ D.33 Blesckrr street
John REILLY VI ID. .3t An street
d J Fsphnrl. II D Pr.f-s of the Priuci pies
and Practices Al Surgery. New York Medical Col
itg-- C.. Sl n siIert. and o,her-.
TO COUNTRY akKCHtETS DRUGGISTS AND
yATE FAMILIES.
beg cave u inform he publ have appointed
the following INNS agents fer the sale OF t.,s Pare
S"urhon Whisky. where ssnlplss can always be
SCI and Will Soon be sale by every Grocer,
Druggist, and Apothecarr and Hotel ia the nted
States UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Do Beaver strset New York.
W. ii. Brown & BROTHERS, Agents,
mar Tim Baltimore.
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DE NE HkALEDi
ID READ AND re WISE.

Go to DIS. BRUTHE2S GRAY and be cured
They have given their particular attention 10 the
trratm. Mt and cure of al fCrns Of Disease !" par
ucuisrly that of private oh xr&ctsr. for 70 years
This Is the oldest ests hiished Botanic Medical of
ace in the District aud have saved thousa lds from
. oisgrsceful and horrible de.th How i'm portant
IL Is then for th unfortunatss no awe brou aht
dsea upon themselves be cured before il IL too
late thus preventing exposure of them selves and
Island, pposits Smithsopiaa Ipstitutiou, ms- Ims
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PuRR RoURhuN WuIsKY.

BOrILEDBY CDuLPHo WOLFE, NEW foRx.
To the Cf!isrns Of Rush.n<!oa:-Fnr some time
pat have been solicited BY the Medical Faculty
of this sity TO add tn my "Scne!dam Aromatic
Sci napps" business the tottiny o: PcKE BOURBON
WHISKY which coald be relied by the iia,!ic..l
profession. IWou,d have ced To 'hsr request
some ;ir sir"" L;.t found it GiAcuIt procure
pure article. after Considerable difficulty and De
lay lave arrang- ID with 80 cistiiIrrs in Bourbon
county fur aregular supply. have also located en-
agent in Louisville -, fer the pu rcf sSe IF Bau-
bon bissy direct from the distiiers when offered
fer lie III thai srket.
The bIshy will NJ put up in my Schnapps bot
ties, and pa ked il OF dozen each, with n
fac Si,H,Ls uG NY signature Of the label.
remain yours. respectfully,
UDoLPBo WULFK. No. - Beaver st. n. Y.
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FOR shLE-On. thousand sets of one, two and
j four horse second hand .ARs ESS two hun
dref good seconds hsnt McCls Ian sAODLES In.
Quire of b. 4. JOHNSTON, No. 3fS Ppnnayvsnis
National Hotel. r. sin
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WAsEIsGT0s MONEY MARKKT-Q uotariens
for stocks, coin and uncnrTpnt money, furnis he'd
k,r-I LII q . Ilarr lr..ru

Il THE KONtt Box Last night several
military nlrn - a G. tHt~T bury together, al
took rcsstsslOn OF 4 COX tnat wa selected for
snOth. party. Tie manager sent an officer IL
request them 20 Nacat' the hoN; but they post
lively r"tUs. d AID lrTsisisIon GayII~ elite t
the ttilc IrsUr't,: q force. Tn" result wa a
cons siderable mus, aud thr Imprisonment of
two If the military gentlemen, tue others re
tired in good uTi!, r. ihiS m1rIing IN ey were
fined - each.
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TNTon LEAGUE-A =. MON League" has
Teen .. abb he'd ~ No ~ Ninth street, Sc .ond
ti,,,r of Rooms ..yiidrg, as a Onmon place nf
r.. ting for rho lrG.pd To tn" unity of the
Mann At ;I.i- room will b. tourd - pied -e
fu5 the SigIatur ut residents as we'll a Nl~i
tors; and also b, ok, new spapers ana pamph-
lgts
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GrOk SALE "A four horse sURLER's WAGON
Z will be- sold cheap. Inquire REDS Bxprsss
CfFce in the rear of the Metrop olitan Hotel
mar Il
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CoUGH. CDLD, OR AN IRRITtTEp THROAT if
allowed to progress, results In serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentiDes incurabie
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHFs
reach dtTscf!y The affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA and Ca
+. EkE they are beneficial. Til. good effects result
ing frou the Of the Troches and their extended
uEe. has caused them to be c"uBterfeited. BE sUre
u guard against worthless limitations. Orr IN
only the esuriuf Drntrns SroncAia! TrochsS which
hav" prcrtd their efficacy by test of many years
PuBLEc SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
frnchrs. Military ON cers and Soldiers who over
tsx The voice and are exposed to- sudden chan ges
should nave them Sold everywhere IT . cents per
box. Ian II -3,u
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My ARE OR SICK VOLUNTEERS drbarrad from
tuch cheap luxury a. Dastcr's Illk Bi.cu;t 60.
len U achers ard Ltmur biscuit. the hHost pTaps-
rstens 81 pare mix and farins -four, made IN this
country end :ich ~ yht t. form . portion OF enc
dietary Of every hospital! Sold by a.! srocsrs
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WARKASrsD TO CuKk IN SIX DAys-Dr Godfrey's
ADtidute, al English Specific of sixty Ave years
standing, will cure Gon0rrh6d in Siz days. No
change OF diet required Price 81 per bottle Sold
by c. soTd, corner nth street and Pa avenus .
Washn xton. and Henry Cook. Alexandris ia s. ~
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n OTlCE.-Was offered for sale to the III bscri Der
end left at fis livery stable, on the 10Th inst
or 9TH street. between ana I. in this city, DARK
bay HORSE about eight years of age left hind
foot white. The owner, by paying livery and ex-
penses and proving pro perty can have the same.
mar 1871 JAMES II SHREVE
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctionsers
gEnSrISy


u EhY NAIU ARLE PROPERTY FRONTING
On sTREET AND LOUISA AvsAUe, SgFwKeS
GA mi IAN ERKETS, Al aUCr = On NEDS SIS
DAY. = tn 'lstant, wall sell, in .ront ~ the
pr Inises, at CLOCK p. m 81, par Of Lots Nos 3
and T. In Equara 45i. Together with the Improve
me =, which are tcur good two story brick noa
Oh stree, it; three koasrs in the rear. This
property has fr Mt of G. feet inches on street
running thru the .are about ave de ut b
Of feet ~ Louisiana avenue, aud iroatiGy on
SAD avenue So 81 has
Ne deem unnsc. ssary TO tay ANYTHING relati re
To the edyspt geous anu dEsirsbie location Of e
ADORE dc sefibsd property, as It IS yell known ana
il will DO readily coGc did that the sale p-eseu
rare Undue. mer e for in re trnent
Terms: One rtir ca h; balance In and L
months the purchaser TO give notes for the de-
!erred payments bearing int+res; from the day Of
eaie ,0.......-.
veys et the coat of pure sser.
A plat Of the property will be shown at the time
of the sails GREEN & WILLIAMS Aacts,
mar ID ..-- Irt Il ChrOn
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mar Ia-st.-,d c. MCGUIRE H 4 c. .ai Az
Byyls C..McGUIRsa CO Auct o,u-ers.
EOMMlS> ION Ems, SALE Or lag REAL Es

ByJas C..McGUIRs& CO Auct oaieers,
COMMISSION he' SALE Or Tag REAL Re
y TATE THE LATs RIOHskD NJ. BsyLE.-sy
virtue of OF tee Coart e. the ils.i
Fri al Coiu ba bearing date the tsy vi a.
rusIy leol snd made IN . certain de- ~ lag
thr pariiticL document of aid oert tie sain.
being No l7i aud being petition a. vide the 70 al
at. t- Of Richard NJ. Boyer. late or f4sBisgt .
county. deceased. the undersisn d will -eli, =
Pubic Auction To the highets bidde ON THC Rs
DAY, the ID Of April next, NJ. O'Clock ?. tse
follow portions of the said real estsis thu sme
being IN Wa hingtop city ami Dis1rici afo rssait
FL ct. Lots seven anc eight, in square nan
dred and sixty i've, according 10 paw IsOn's .us-
DIVISION of said These cots front pa seven
tseptr street, between II ana 4 streets north.
Second Lots on. and two, snc tAe southern
part of lot oprteep, in Qusre Uuusb-r four an
cred thirty nine. These lots <-ont on S-xepth
street west between h aid streets SOUTH,
Terms of sale: ore fourth ashs the re aid se In
equal payments OF fix, twelve, anc righ teen
months, with interest from "a, sf sale. for which
the bonds of the purchaser, With approved se-
curity, vill he taken.
II the terms are not complied with in Eve days,
the property Will De resos a. the rlsk sad 81 u
AL conveyance a. the cost OF the purchaser
Sale will commence 90 Lots Iano 8, square 16S
and will be adjourned TO the o. hers
=, n. LlNTHiCUM,
H.. 0sEUrr.
GEO W. BEALL,
mo L. kIDTE.L.
mar IO-eos-sd. J. xcGufSs s Z CO. Hss..
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NATIONAL HuTEL- Meesrs Tenupy and
Jones have soli their lease on the Nation nj
Hotel, including furniture, &c, TO Mr. Beuson
OF the Ashland Hotel, Philadelphia
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CONVERSATIONS BY THE SESATE.-Dht OF
Iarg' numh" OF hospital chaplain nominations,
1h' tour follow ,nE n one wrrf con iTmed on the
Iith met. Thomas IL. Carver, of NV fork
JULY 81, ls62; W. IA d. Ha,to1, of Pcnnsyiyani -
January ~, Ie6;E James ShIrgley, of Pennsyl-
ysuia. January 10, 1853 &. Van Santvoord, OF
New York, February 2, $50
SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-W L. Vail Il Co,
AucuouepT-, sold Yesterday AT ernoon, In front
sof The pTrmis. ., house and lot on Thirteenth
and a-half street. hatwesn q and ID streets
north. 10 Joseph Nathan, Tor $40,
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FOR CoreHs, Colds. Bronchitis Sore Throat
Hoarseness. &c, sc. Bos~elfs M-tic.t.,t
Soosh Cahds 1t is the most Peasant ana gT ciuaI
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DEAPsass. Eye, Ear and Threat Disrss = most
h n treated ny DIR: on Moechzi~kar. 2e7
fehha avenue opposite Wizards. HAT 10 2t'
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. G. Mes q IRE a Co. Auctioneers .,
TEUsTEkiS SALE OF VALUABLE keAL rs
Il TATE IN ink CI1Y of WasaISG tox.-Uo
FRIDAY afternoon, April sd, At I've % t5ck 90
the premises, by virtue of deed of trust bc.rsu.
date the 9Th Of May, 1879, anc rreorted ain .nE
Coiuu bia. IN Liber J. A. No lTS, -hztl SELL a.
pubIc auction, To the highest bidaer. 81 tsss
known anu describes on the official plat 81 sad
city ss tot mum bered two 2 IN ssusr mum orea
eve hundred snd seven three. t57Sg ceusa .ns
H..S51s square feet. more or les. -.
his lol fronts sNt, fonr feet on Indisus sveuue.
between first and Second streets 4. oscx
I" north street, presenting good building fcvats
eacE street
I. rms: On. third in cash: the residu- in twelve
ghteeL, and twenty four months, with lnt resa
- b- secure TO the satisfaction ol tue trustee
tonytl sI.cinS NJ the penSe Of pa chaser
II the terms OF sale not mp ID with "a
three dsys after sale the trustee tee rgat
10 resell, 81 the risk and eense of The lefAa ilx
purchaser, one week not ce ia the National
lntehigeI -
j Nj CARLIsLE. Tru.r-e
mar I2-Stswtd J c. McGUIRs 4 90. Au "a
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O. sur. vi rs more deadly to oar yolunte-rs
f G the eneny's tayonets. In the Indian and
CIimean Gam gsigos. Honway's Pills ware used IN
ensrsnnus 9usntitita They kept the troops m
perfect health. Only Is cents per box Soldiers
supply yourselves. 2r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
SATcHEL5k's HAIR DYE.

rae ccSI IN ne rOTh,
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Bye pro-
aucss . celor not TO be distinguished from nature
warranted not to inJure the Hair in the least;
dies the Ill effects OF bad dyes and nvgorates the
Hair for life. Gysy. Red o, Ehsry Ifdi' instantly
:rns splendid Black Brown. leaving the Hal.
seft and beautiful. Sold by ali Druggists, &c.
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHk-
Len. tie Joss sifIs Of eath sox.
Factory, No 81 Barclay ST., Ns,s York,
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CoRss, BuSIoss, CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS,
Enlarged Joints Chilblains and other disorders of
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ChirOpOdist Operations performed in few min
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others of the higheSt respectability, which be
hy calling At his flee, 12i Pa av., between
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EFEEaAfOxHHoA Can BB CURED.-Dr. Rand's
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Henry Cook leIsndris. tasty