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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25

ten. Neal Dow With IL officers and
i20 paroled prisoners, has arrived al An
napoiis from Richmond. The General.
with his associates, were highly delighted
at their arrival once more among friends.
HE men. with but few exceptions. were
objects Of pity, for a more miserahly clad.
haif-staryed, careWorn lot Of creatures
Was hardly ever seen.
And though only abou, one-third of the
number were admitted 10 the hospitals. vet
there Is scarcely man who is or will be
I'll for the service IN the field for months to
come, for such has been the fare to which
they have been subjected that their phrs-
iciai condition will require much to build
them up.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25


Grant Stops Recruitiag fer Csrdlrg-
Lees Armp ReceiriHg Hedrg accession
Monitors Berg Despatched 10 For
ragat.
CtSCtNNATI, 21st.
The Commercial of this city has the
following special despatch
STRAWBERRY PLANS, 18th.
The rebels are in large force at Bulls
Car. The probable number 10000
The reports of their having sent away
most of their artillery and wagons by
railroad ana mounted men on all their
'araught horses, are confirmed. There Is
a general belief that the rebels intend to
make sudden movement into Kentucky.
The Times' Washington despatch says
Thursday will be a great day in the Army
of thu Potomac. Gen. Grant will review
it. The President, Secretary of War, and
General Halleek will be presext,
The Warids' despatch saFs the House
MILITARY committee considered at length
to-day the question of reimbur>mS the
States for calling out the militia but
came to no conclusion. The amount
involved is several millions OF dollars. 1t
will meet with considerable opposition i'll
both the committees ct the House and
Senate.
Gen. Grant has directed that recruiting
for cavalry regiments shall cease. Ii Is
understood that an order will shortly be
issued te mount infantry, to supply the
deficiency in the army. he considering
tina. branch of the service more eihcient
Than cavalry organizations.
The Hsrata's despatch saws there is no
doubt of the fact that Lee Is daily receiv-
ing accession to his forces. and is prepar-
ing for an early movement. His cavalry
il being organized, and although some
smaller than ii was last year. II Is equally
formidable, its worn down horses having
been recruited, and, to seme degree re-
placed by fresh ones.
The infantry are coming up from var
nous quarters. and in few weeks we shall
doubtless have in our front on army not
at all inferior to that which confronted Us
last season.
The greatest confidence is manifested
nv our troops in Gen. Grant. They look
forward to success with the most sansuine
expectations.
The reorganization Of the army of the
Potomac has not Vet commenced. The
corps still remain intact.
There is no probability that any sale of
surplus gold in the Treasury until at least
after the result of the spring campaign
shall have been ascertalned. The re
strictions imposed by the bill would OF
themselves prevent the immediate sale OF
any quantity sufficient to affect the mark
CT.
No reliance is to be placed on the re-
ports sent from here Of the terms OF the
new tax bill. The fact is that the men,
bers of the Committee on Ways and Means
are themselves still ignorant OF the rate
of tax that will be imposed on some OF the
most important articles.
In pursuant OF an earnest request br
Admiral Farragut, the Navy Department
has ordered the sioop-nf.w war BROOKLYN
and the doubic-turreted Monitor oneid, to
be prepared Tor service in the Gulf I'M
maaiatelv. The complement OF seamen
sufficient to man them will be detailed
from vessels now nearly ready. and the
ships will proceed to sea this week. Tbs
orders have also been Issued for tho
Canonicas. Tecumseh and >assaeus Noni-
tors to follow Immediately.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25
CAsrixE, March 21st, 1865,

MEssRs SAWYER & BURR
At our annual town meeting held on
Monday March nth. the following officers
all Union, were elected with little opPo-
sition, the principal being on first Select
men, for which the vote stood 60 Union
to Is opposition.
Modcrator-Georgc II. Witherle.-
Town Clerk-P. J. Hooke.
Selectmen-F. A. Hooke, William II,
Witherle. Jefferson Devereu1.
Treasurer and Col. of Ta1cs-Charles
Rogers.
Town Agent. Il. Woods.
:. c. Com.-Rev. A. +. Ives.
Amount raised for support OF
school. 5000
" - Current Expenses. 2,IW
" " Repair of Highways. 500
:. Town Library about, ~
w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25

The RED RIVER ExPEplTIoS.-Orr
dispatches report large feet OF cunhoat,
and large land force at the mouth of the
Red river, in Louisiana THIS river il
naEigaoie 10 Shreveport. in the parish of
1adao' IN the nortAwesternmost portion of
Louisiana. II divides that State and the
richest portion Of it, Shreveport is the
abiding place Of the rebel State orraniza.
ton, and Is now threatened nv Gen. steele
from Arkansas and by this expedition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25

RIVE publish the official call of the
Pfssias.at for 200. 600 moro men for mill
sary s~rvies. The 18th OF April is desis-
a4isS a. the tine mp to which the several
quotas q towns MAY Se filed by voluntary
eaili..l-..-i, al .l.s e1iiga:ien Of that time
al delicaearaes viii be filled by draft.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Marnh = 81


Sir-The 42d Trade Regulation Series
of Sept. IL. 1868, is hereby 50 far modified
thai on and after the lst DAY OF April next
the invoice regulation permit fee on ship
n,en;s to and from the insurrectlonary dis
.ricts will be 3 per cent. instead OF >, as
therein prescribed
Signed s. =. CHASE.
PORTLAND. I'D.
Gen. Neal Dow arrived here this noon
and was received BY the city authorities
and detachment Of troops, who escorted
him TO his residence.
LOUISVILLE. Id.
The Jo&raal has despatch from Chat
,aneo-a. which SAWS. on the authority Of
deserters. that John Mor-an's command is
still opposite Decatur, and cannot be
mounted from the scarcity of horses.
Deserters from Lonrstreet's army say he
is moving 10 join Lees army IN Virginia
Carlo, H.. I'D.
Adit. Gen. Thomas is statioHin- troops
a, the principal point. along the lower
Mississippi river, II protect the plantations
and trade depets- The troops are mostly
colored.
Admiral Porter left Vicksburg last Sat
urdav week with a large number OF trans,
ports and gunhoats. Firing in the direc-
ton of the feet was heard last Monday al
Satehez-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25

Five bills Of enforcement were de-
creed at the late session of the Supreme
Court in OXFORD County.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25

Great Ere in Japaa-Arripai Of Nedi
Dole i, P3rtIGgi-Ftas9 East TeEgts-
see.
NEW York. I'D.
4 letter from Japan in The 1'rlbpae. re-
ports the burning of 500 hoases and 25o
warehouses i'll the city of 0asaea, with
loss of life of from 500 to 1000 persons
The fire lasted three days.
WASHINGTON. 222d.
The Washington City Council have ap-
pointed committee to protest against the
passage by Congress of a Senate bill
amendatory of the registry law, and pre-
viding that every male citizen. without re-
gard to color. who shall have become a
resident one year before an election. shall
be allowed to exercise the elective fran
cclse-
WASHINGTON. I'D.
The following is letter Of instruction
sent to-day to all collectors of customs and
special agents of the Treasury Depart
ment
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25

-coursnies 4, D, C. D. T. and PARTON 81
Co }, numbering about $500 the ID Aains Cav
airy, have ben dis. aIshtd to Portland 10 ssks
'rstspeTs. fer their destira;ion SosiA. he De-
Fsrtare the 's0ai.der Of The regiment fseD
sh's s7iy as see. a.lsyes 20 sseosn, Of The 80.
arrival Ct veal, fer S,n ir.aspo,,stiss. Sew
srsi Of the companies, as we learn frcm the PERT.
la1d APsrs, have sltsIsy ssiss-M. Ys,-~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25
Hancock, March l4th, l>6i.

1.-THE following graphic portrmture of
members of the Legislature is taken from
the Portland Courier. As We have not
give our readers much of the doiugs Of this
body. we can do no less than to give this
description of the mental and physical
characteristics Of individual members
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25

The bill providing for the taxing Of
dogs the sum Of sl,O0. which has for some
time been under consideration before the
Legislature, vac on Saturday last inds6-
nitely postponed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25

FOL Tildcn Of the Maine 10th. who
escaped from Richmond prison By the
famous Yankee tunnel" arrived in TOW n
last evening. on his way home TO Cas,ine
II hie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25
CSCiSNATI, 3lSt,

The Commercial of this city has the
following special despatch
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-01
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. on the S!st day of December L.
/ w u. 1907. James G. Crane and Mary Ann
Crane. his wife. executed unto John w Thonp-
SON, trustee a certain deed Of trust convey :
ing to said trustee the lands and premises in
Scott county Iowa described al fellows, tu-w.. !:
Par; of the south east quarter of the south west
quarter of section No. twentvone (2l i'll township
M. seventy eight (lsl, north range three east Of
5!h =. w.. beginning fourteen IL chains tiity-
six ,.j links due west from the south east corner
of SAID quarter section. thence west four ! chains
ninct three and three fourth, taS3. links 10 "a
stone thence rcrth ten lvl chains tNe., g and a
half l.i y links. thence east four chains unct,
three and three iourths l93 links, thence north
ten tluj chains twelve aud halt ,2i,I link, ~ Il
stone the piae" If beginning. Which said con
yeyanar was made by Che said james e.. Crane AID
Mary Ann his wife, for the parpose Of securing
the payment of ti:c certain pronii>sorv notes
with the interest thereon. signed ~ the said
james &. Crane dated The 3lst da, OF December
A. d. 1857 One of said said notes for the sum of
five hundred dollars ss"ni PAYABLE o.i the ai.t dav
ofteccmbcr. SCI. to the order If ,iarn H. IL cd
One Of said notes for the sum Of iyc huudred dol
lars $5ndl PAYABLE on the @l>t day Of December
4. ID. ls52, To the order OF James Warren One
II said notes fer the sum Of one hundred dollars
s!n', pay able on the eth da, October, A. ID. ISIS
to the order Of Alen,nn sihcai,; one of said
notes for the SWIM Of one hundred and ten dollars
$lloi PAYABLE On the Isl day cf January lo66
10 tie orilar of Martin Giger; and the last Of said
$io5i PAYABLE on the first day 81 January, a. h.
1885, to the order Of Nall, nnnklcy 4 Co.. with
interest on all of said notes the rate Of ten per
cent per annuii.
And now the said james G. Crane having failed
to pay the note for $50. to Jane, Warren above
| named. !. John W Thompson, trustee as aforc-
said, 40 hereby give this public notice tina, by
virtue Of the power which is iu vested b. said
deed of trust, ! will on SATURDAY. the sil day Of
June. \. d.. leGi. AZ Ten clock ia the forenoon
of Davenport, expose and offer for sale public
auction. the tract oi land above described. SO
much thereof as shall be necessary TO saisf, and
pay the amount Of said s5 note with the interest
thereon to the day Of SALE together with the costs
and expenses attending this sale, costs Of this
notice and trustees fees
Dated May IL, 1884
JOHN W. THOMPSON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-01
Home songs Of the w ar.

American Nar-eiiaiSc Eiss,.r 60
Under our flag beat the long call once more
Call up thu North YOU called her before
Our Volunteers. Song and Chorus. 30
Sudden and loud the war cry rang"
Softly ..ii., ienlcriy iii, hila with care. 80
This Is hero whose ,alc 70. n re bear"
Inscribed 10 the mothers wives and sisters
slain in battle.
From the Red Rattle Field Quartet 81"
'Siieniis. tenderly. mournfi,llv home,
From the red battle field volunteers come y
Hero has Fallen 81
HIS saddle IS empty, and shea;hcd is his sword
Emancipation Song and Chorus. So
In this land ct the free. slave shall there be
As a cause fer rebellion or treason
Mother. when the war is over So and Cbo g.
The Drummer BOYS March. go.
Sent ~ mail. post paid. on receipt of price
Olls Elk DiIsoN CO., Publishers, 277
Washington street iosfoo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-01
CONSUMPTION can be Cared.

The advertiser physican Of 90 wears expert
encc in the treatment of Lung Diseases, l;ron-
chits. asthma d.. but retired from. the prac-
ticc. is DESTROYS OF inipa,'ing li:- experience by
dit,usinr information ia.ataae 10 tie suffering
humaaiiy, aad which l!u- cured thousands
The sa.Ie n..siicine VIII do for ell He will sc.,d
Prcsct ption. with fail directions for use. ad,p,
ed 10 each particular case. and viii surely chec:
cure. Try lit will cost you nothing--a stamp
required for postage. Address,
H. LOWE, NJ. D., Box 5o75, New York CITY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-01

h n. e.. w. R q ID a & h /.
EIEl'lNN AII OHIO

Proprietor Of Stomach Bitters. Btood par''
aer, Blood I'Ns, cata.rba d s'esdish E,a.a..s
G.. A. COOK, Chicago Genl Agt,
Sold AT Wholesale in Chicago. by FULLER,
FINCH h FULLER and all Druggists. :.
..s4- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied
ov 4 r. CROSkEY and {. H. BEChWIIfi,
Chicago. Q
Ballord. Stevenson Il Uarnahen. J. }. Wells, q.
Schleycl. Duzcn 4 Koch, and N. koyacs.
Sold nj Wholesale by Becerbecke / Milleo. and
r Roddewv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-01
To the Ladi.s:
Dr., {, II. BURT0SS FENALR PILLS.

These pis. by lnrg experience In private prac-
tice, haze bsea found the moot useful remedy
asaiAs, tnose general comp aLts the ten ale te1
jec, TO, press, ms, irregularities,
Whites, falling Il the ~ornb, tuaore, al urinary
3iseass ., nervous debility g.
Persons ca ii, "a. Br. Bu..on's Office or sendne
fr pas Hayes OF ioin.e. may rej upon his ~ gu.
rance OF coih len tai ssrec3 ". imp cit faith and
xpect no H.o.e thra 70 b. charged with far AN
su'usiv satisfactory re,nun.ra lon IT sersices
readsred.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-01
bEvE ES.
8EvS RACES,
CREENBACkS ARE GOOD,
ROBACk'S arc BETTER
DIR. ROBACk'S
ETO.M.xCA BzTTEkS

T1NuESE BITTERS ARE NOT OFFERED To
| the public as a medicine that will all
the ills that flesh is heir to. but they are an
honest, reliable remedial agent. aud are an eff
cient and agreeable regulator OF the system. In
all sections of the country especially IN the Dill
KOLNck'S zHlifCs'S.
lous districts Of the West and Southwest. where
they have been introduced they are recommended
by the Physicians beneficial if taken in proper
quantities in accordance with the directions. as a
preventive aud cure Tor Fever and Ague. Liver
Complaint. Bilious Fever. Dyspepsia, mdiges-
KOb0cE'S Filters.
ton Jaundicc, Dizziness. Depression Of Spirits,
Languor, and al arrangements of the digestive
functions. For dobilitated persons they are par.
strength TO the whole human fane.
These Rittcrs are scientifically prepared, and
KOLNck'S DlfterS.
are made of rare combination of Roots. Plants,
Herbs Barks and Seeds, which have been found
most ctiec.ual. by long medical experience. tn
possess the requisite Tonic properties in relieving
and curing the above complaints These Bitters
are the poor mans friend, saving him many doc
lIOANrk.'s BitfcrS.
tors hills, IA well as the rich man solace and
comfort, invgornting the weak and debilitated,
driving away melancholy, and making life OF
misery one Of unalloved enjoyment. These Biz
tiers have been introduced. aud are being used,
not only in the hospitals, but among the soldiers
KObUrk's Bilfe1'S.
as an appetizer tonic and regulator OF the system
throughout the Army of the North, by and with
The consen, Of Me highest government authority.
In point Of strength I will guarantee my Bit.crs
10 contain larger proportion of real medicinal in
vredients and virtues than any other Stomach Bit
KOburk;.S BlfferS.
t.rs in the market; and by comparison with 9TH
e.s i, Will .e acen n once that they are stronger,
and upon trial will be found more efficient han all
Others they are agreeable to the taste. inyigora-
,ino in effect. made OF good materials. aud an ari
Gle thu, all my customers purchase the second
time with equal satisfaction. Let everybody Try
them, aud they will be fully convinced OF the truth
~ Tie .lu,p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-01
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Seminal EN- Aions the Consequence OF 30 abuse
This snii AIRY vice 9. deprive sexual itduis nee,
not cod by he youth OF both e-xee 10 an slni.itt
aul nitei .x.eft pod chg win unering &c lam
y h FLOWING .an os morbid inp OILS. unless
c'nlb ed by scieit'fc med cal ne~snres, WE Sa'
/ " eounisnar &C. tafk sots unaer tia .yes, pain
the head, rintias in the ears-ro'se IKE mo En-
linz Of eaves uneas ness a. oct the liins veak-
n.ss Of the lints confneed VISION, 3sliK. 20 for nj
M hcauaio,ances l1ss # Emory. hectic f1-Lea.
o MP ard lone iols abont ibs iace, ioo'la
1reath. coughs con-uin ptioa, night sweats, mono
mania aid fir. q1enty nifty, u relief ts hot OBJ
tained. shooid app Immediately by letter Z pei
son a. have cur, tf-cf cd. Psrsots ut defiance
may ts cured a. INC BY adj lre-siDg EFT 70 r
burton, stain. $50 ~ p oLs AID ien.th OF tiMe
the cisease las CONT ued. ard have medicine
promptly forwarded free f,cm tamsxe or curiosity
any Ct the country, with full nad plain oifce-
tio.a for
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-01

Camp Of 5'h Excs'snr Brigade,
January I'D IL
PEov HOLLOWAY --~sr Please send me for
enclosed 81 cents worth Ut 1t in pills Enclosed
find Is cents 10 pa, postage, and Won will oslge.
Yours. &c.. Scryt. NM ToN ERS,
Co. 9TH Reg Excelsior Brig, " ashingion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-01
Morris Island : e. Jan 81. /

Morris Island, s G. Jan. els' lsff
Poor HurloNHY.P Please lind enclosed the
sum of sl.eo for pills. have diarrhua, and
cant sc, it stopped. - want T. try our pills.
Yours, &c. Va CHElT>Il.
inc,,1d3ml Go. -. 10Th Penn. Ncls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-01
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


taeas Hoang Fe0n1es.
During the past few months, several re-
spectacle young girls Of our CITY, as well as
others in the western part of the State. have
mysteriously disappeared from their homes,
and no trace could possibly bc ascertained
Of their whereabouts, Notwithstanding the
most diligent search was made for them.
Recently, however some startling develop
ments have come to light through the arrest
Of young girl named Jennie Thompson, at
Utica, who was attircd in male habiliments
and went under the assumed name o. James
Thompson. Upon searching her, some ras-
cally documents were found. making start
ling revelations. There was manuscript
copy Of what purported to be the constitu-
ton and bylaws Of the knights Of the
Secret Circle" In this document. the OBJ
jects Of the Circle are said to be to kidnap
and send to New York city houses of pros.
titution young and vrtuous girls II is
stated that after being kidnapped. drug is
administered to them Their action under
its influence will determine whether or not
they are ,rtnous If not yrtuols. they are
10 be released. We may say that there is
no drug that will determine any such ques-
ton The manuscript is signed by twenty
four persons. members of the Secret Circle
A. Cary, Of Albany, is president. and Cary
and one Patrick Farrell are directors. Other
names among the twenty -four are those Of
Theodore and Hiram andrews, and their
wives Appended is list of nine young
girls whose abduction j. considered feasible
and advisable. One of these. Esther A.
Parks, who disappeared May 10Th, and Miss
barnett both of Oneida county ti-u the
name Of three men oGcrrit Smith. C. d.
Miller and - stewart. who have been
marked for vengeance. This is one Of the
most damnable o: EXAMINATIONS ever conceived
by wicked minds .iNony Hncitrbocl,r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-01
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
tsGreat American Remedy
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other. weakness Ut the Uterine organs. The Pals
perfect, harmless on the constitution, nld
na. he lahe, by the most delicate fciaaes withsut
causing distress At 'e s"a. tine act IKE charm
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-01
1G01dAE.

or the
WORLD KNOWN and WORLD TRIED
EKxxDIEs KSowx ~
Heilsway's Pills + Ointment.
ceiyed from all parts Of the country where the
army is in force. 10
8 .xs TO rorR HEAlrH.
Al! of YOU have some one interested IN your vel
fare then do not delay
Yorg LIFE Is VALUABLE
Not only to Yourselves. but 10 your fathers. and
mothers, sisters, wives. ind brothers. Then
while YOU MAY. purchase your healta
FOR ~ CENTS. 20 cESrs. or tl,la,
Will when expended in these medicines. bring
YOU down 10 the grccnes' and rpest old age
The folIowin. are genuine letters on file for in
s2ection at this otfce.-sa Maiden Lane. \. 1.
Quartermaster's Department,
3ath Illinois Volunteers.
Folly Island. !. G.. Nov 26, 1858.
Prof Ho.lway - Maiden Lane y. \:
Dr,r srR Enclosed please find 800, for
which send me one dollars worth each of your
celebrated Pills and Ointment by return mail =
Please attend TO this At once, for ! am mach in
need of the above remedies. Address
Lieut.. 4. ". FELLOWS. q NJ,
18th Illinois Vols
Camp near brandy Station. Va
January 7ih, ls"i.
Pgor HoII ,Y-iDear Rir. ] have heard
great deal oi talk ;,four your famous Pills. and as
never was in need Of tlieia until now ! want 10
try them d.arrnGa is very prey aent at the
present time send me the worth Of the enclosed.
Yours &c.. JOSEPH WALSH.
Co. l.. .i.l Reg. Excelsior Brigade
Pulaski, Tenn. December 25th ISIS
PRor HoILowAY Dear Sir Please find en-
closed 90 aud send me The amount III your "a
nous pills as | am troubled with dyspepsia and
seek cute. Yours ar.,
THUS. +. TURNER, 20. j. I'd Iowa Inf
Morri, Island = C., Jan l2tl .Si4
IIgor HoLLowAY.-Dea Sir: Enclosed Ven
will find 81 cents, for which wish you to send
me some of your valuable pills. send them BY
mail l enclose ~ cents for postage. address
!. Z. HALL, Co. b, 9Th y. II.
Camp Of 5tf Excelsior Brigade,
January ed l-54. !
PEoy. HOLLOWAY .--~sr: Please send me for
enclosed 81 cents worth Of ii IN pills. Enclosed
find Is cents 70 pay postage, and YOU Will ohlige.
Yours. &c. seryt. WV POWERS,
Co 9TH Reg. Excelsior Brig, ashington.
Morris Island, s &. Jan. 2ls' 1854
Phor. Hu,.loaHY.--P Please lind enclosed the
sum of slop for pills. | have datrhra. and
can't get it s.oppod. 20 want T. try Your pills.
Yours, ac. Va CNI.iIl>Il.
mc,i1 d2ml Go. ID. ln4ih Penn. Nols.