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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBEF:
MACON. Mrss

MACON. MISS.
do hereby proclaim that the follow.
ing named officers are necessary for the
proper administration Of the Govern
-Inent of the State of Mississippi. AL
State, District and County officers elect'
ed by the people. iD pursuance of the
provisions OF the Constitution and laws,
including the Governor. State Treasurer,
Secretary of State, Auditor, Attorney
General, District Attorneys. Judges OF
the High Court If Errors and Appeals.
judges aud Clerks of the Circuit and
Probate Courts. members of the Boards
of. Police, County Treasurcrs, Sheriffs,
Tax Assessors. Justices of the Peace and
Constables.
Also the Public Printer, the Reporter
of the decisions. andP the Clerk Of the
High Court Of Errors and Appeals,
Registers and Receivers Of Land OFF,
ces of the State, Commissioners APP
pointed by Boards of Police under the
act to provide for the relief of destitute
families of soldiers the Private Secre.
tary of tho Governor, the Assistant
Auditor aud all Clerks authorized by
law. and appointed in The State Depart
ment, the General Salt Agent, and all
Agents appointed BY the Governor or
by his authority, the Commissioners
appointed by the Legislature TO exam.
inc the Auditor and Treasury Departs
ments, the clerk of said Commissioners.
the keeper Of the Capitol, the officers Of
tho Penientiary. ofthe Lunatic Asylum,
and the Asylum for the Blind, and fer
the Deaf spd Dumb, the Sergeant and
Guards If the Penitensiary, Judge and
Clerk of the Criminal Court of Warren
county.
Also. the following military officers
and men: The Major General Of the
Stale. the STAFF Of the Commander.in-
Chief and of the Major General. all
Clerks and Agents in the Staff Depart
ment and, until duly discharged. all
officers and men who were enlisted a.
volunteers. aud 10 the Army Of the State
in service on the 18th of February, A D
1864.
In testimony whereof | have hereuntO
set my hand and caused the
[sEAL.l great seal of the State to be
affixed, this the 10th day Of
March. A. 1864.
CHAS. CLARK.
Governor Of ihsssissiPpi.
By the Governor
e. A. BRorGHER,
Secretary Of State.
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Tanner w anted.

w E wish TO employ an experienced
" tanner. Liberal wages will be
given for one who understands the bus
mess thoroughly and comes we'll recon.
mended. Address by post or in person
st Memphis, Ala.
GRESHAM a. STEWART.
March 80, 1864.
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rA late Yankee paper has the fol

~A late Yankee paper has the fol
loving paragraph;
Near Grand Lake, Miss. on thel4th
ult. company of the list Mississippi
(cOlored) infantry" was sent out forag-
ing. and were fallen upon by Confeder-
ate guerrillaS and every one except two
who feigncd death, slaughtered. Some
pinned to tao ground with bayonets,
and some had their brains knocked out.
Others were shot through the head while
on their knees begging for mercy" The
"coloSed infantry" seem TO have q time
ofa.
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the CITY Of Richmond. on che l2,h day
Of March. in the year Of Our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.
four.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President
J. P. BENJAMIN
Secretary of State.
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SOLDIERS WIVES AND WIDOWS.

A LII soldiers wives and widows
IA who have money which they do
not wish 10 bond will call or send il
to me and will redeem il.
w. Al. CONNOR.
March 10, 1864.
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Boys school.

HE RS. Fl. CLEMENS viii open q school
~ for boys in the basement Of the
Methodist church on Monday the LIST Of
February hopes to have the patronage
of the public. Terms "a and S. per
month.
Jan. az, 1874 2W
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FOR RENT.

VENHE dwelling house occupied by the
IL family Of the late DR. Murphey.
Apply 10 I. s. Murphey, vt DR.. n.
Dents drug store.
March 23, 1864,
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DisTILLERIRe.

I recommend that further provision
DO made by law to prevent the distilla>
ton Of spirits from grain. The act of
January 8, 1868. declaring such distil,
lation ansoEeAse punishable By Ens and
inpfis0nneos. Ii viOlasad With impupi-
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PREslpENr's LETTERS.

| herewith send you a copy Of my
Ietser enclosing to the President your
resolutions Of confidence, and a cory o
bis response.
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CONTINGENT FUNDS.

The appropriations for these funds
were mads in time Of peace. The re-
noval Of the Seat Of Government and tho
ex,raordiuary expenditures required now
render an increase Of thu appropriations
neOe,,ary. I AK that chs Executive
Fund be raised to twelve thousond and
the Auditors to four thousand dollars.
An examination Of the items OF those &C.
counts will show tho necessity for the
increase, and I request that committee
Be appointed for that purpose.
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Csod Work in New.Jersey.
.srh. Y. Trihnne.

Corre,poDdence of The ~ l. iho'he'
FREEHOLD. n. j.. Saturday. Oct -. 1854
The neonle of Freehold aud the surro unding
oor,,rv were out in erea. numbers yesterday. The
Union meetings IN the afternoon and evening surpassed
numbers and enthusiasm anything heretofore known
the history Of the Revolutionary q old
Monmouth The pr ooession Was splendid affair seI.
dom eoualcd, and in the train was wagon. on which
was chestnut log and tai old nan sp!aing tie sane
into rails
In the evening q. the iargs hall. crowded 20 over
eow,,g Juars CONS OF the Court of Appeals prGsid
inc Ex.Cov NrwRI. United States Senator TIN
FYcK Col A. W. STONE and the Hon. BENJAMIN BuLr
eoouently addressed the sssemblage The best feeling
nroyailed and many gentlemen heretofore Democrats.
pronounced themselves in iayor VI LINCOLN and JOIN.
SON. The Hon. Mr.. BABY made one OF the most
Elective speeches delivered here IN this campaign His
appeals 70 the DoUGIs Democracy 10 sustain LlS,0LS
srd JOHNSON were powerful ard convincing, and were
received with shouts OF applause.
MARI down old Monmouth as one If the shining sau
IN the Union ornament the sih ofnr,i No, embsr.
pSlOM
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Ecslures an0 llleetin9s.

TAR. IIEBER will begin his LECTURES on
~ the CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES"
in tho Colnb, las School icpposta IL Aston Lbtsry on
ns-i neat ~ O'clock Tickets, Necessary Tor
H. ,dIi sion OF ~ Who not law students OF the school,
can b, b5ueh o. John = Noohius No. ~ Nessens Shell
Rro.dwy and te Office OF Tie Igeag Post Al Nassau St
ri,WINE MANUFACTURERS ASSOClA-
TIoN-I1e regular mont " meeting viii bs held
III TsDAY November l. az o'coc! n. y No. 20 Beck
r,.n..t JAS. p. TRAN Frs, Secretary.
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5lalionrrn anD fanep @ooos.

DRINCE's IMPROVED PROTEAN FOUN-
Il TAIs PfS-Saiisficon qua rantcod. Absoniely IN
corrodble s kinds Of ink be used the flow peIiec
once filling r:-s horrs II j. compac, lot ne Poehe ahi
" please the most ieslidiOus penma!l LhDi W. o
prietors and sole Minufcturcr No. 80 Broadway ~ l.
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. lO4 Fulton
w s.-sTATIONERS sad BLANkBOoh AANuFAO'
gURERS
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BuiIoins alaterials.

I UMBER--4,0 00. 600 feet Good Seasoned
IL Lumber. now In yard. Pine. Wildwood, Back Wal
not, A-h Cherry Maple Oak Bu,ernt, Beach Bs svood'
a. &c All Of which Oarg al the lowest iul-Net pslce
A { W. CHAPLIN. foot oi Ne-t Tvcnty.thud st.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in
the etyto purchase cheap and well finish NANTES
et l. ELkBFRS Msn,cl Mandatory, No. 100 East 18Th
A. nesr u a., aev.l orb Cut this ont
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NFPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
IN Daily
FoT Providence Direct
The and splendid steamers
ELECTRA ANDGALATEA,
U.viny S.pcror Accommodation for Pas'ens"rs sni
Fright Ma leave Pier NO n North RIVER foot OF Aoon
non street DAILY tSundays excrp'cdL at D. m.
CONNECTING n Providence with The O. n Tor boston
TIE ELECTRA Cay,. J. ". NlE, viii les,e He"'fois
every nONDkY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. -,
1bsGALATEA. Capt NN. JONES, every TuLSDh',
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
ry7-Ffcish taken Ut Propeller Rates
i-Tr,r seatr- ~. unsrpsssrd in their Arrangements
or he crno and safety u paseDscr aud e aci:ivs lof
he transportation OF Freight
~ sn retiring for the night are not disturbed
nj they sriyo ga Pgov.dcc. n LoYf Early enoush to
az Iosrdl ~ the Lfst Accommodation sin io
Boston. arr ying In Boston . 4 ..c
Fo information IN rrsufi TO fr.sh tc apply 70 isAAC
ODHLL General Freight is.Bi, firI No. n, y. H. . 80
For Tfcses Staeroous IT berfh.t Apply 20 w VI I'D
WARDS enarsl Ticket Agent, Pier No. y, North River
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1inanffal.


1A,ORTaERN LIGHT
Az or, COMPANY,
OF NETWORK AND FfN-''i h'N'''N'
y, r,oper.y Of this Company consists soif,,n,r
-, a,,,so IIlTNDQED ACRES IN fEE si-afbb
wv Nv" AND ...,
900, ,-EREr HUNDRED ACRES IN lSTE iIl,'
AVA 80 0il Creef Vensng0 Comfy "a
ut receipts OF IN. CsmPl'y St - si ass
>" ME of Ion Or shares a SIC pet slsie
s'"F YIiRsT DIVIDEND IN NOVEMBER.
PRESIDENT,
IOSTPH ROWLAND
TRUSTEES
WEB, : :: MIAA,SI' INV,
heSngirsTIE T. n. WOLCOFr,
y 55iiLvTisND JONATHAN WATSON,
81 Nv IDIIN l.. ASPiNWALb.
., Solicitation viii remain open for few days
pooss % a. nj JOHN BOYCE SON,
CALI " 'He"' 10. b3 Pearl. near BTosd-st., OF
AVIS. pLUHER q CO,
No. 76 Brosd- st., new oIs.
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TLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Assem- MONTHLY FOR NFW-okLEtNS DIRECT,
LANDING paSsENGERS AT HAVANA
Tie 6r.t-cls.. rd-.wheel Steamship CHAMPION Dsyid
Wilson Commander will leave PirT No North Rive, a.
O'Clock p. M, on WEDNESDAY, November ,,r->.
Fof IN shi OF passage, apply 10 =, ~ ~ Aii,rN'
~ B.-The ARIEL, Russell, Commander, Will folio" oa
Mr.nrsd.N. NoEruOel -.
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NERMILYE IL Co.,
No. "a wALI-STGEET,
VIII receive subscriptions to ths
NEW 7-3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
and allow per oen. coulHii sion 10 subsciibeis.
Thee notes are issued in denominations OF $50, 500.
@5Oa. ~ .0G3 and $1,000, maturing in THREE
YEARS from Angus; IS, 1854 nieres, payable semi annually
IL currency the al $40 PER CEN par annain
The notes payable in currency a. maturity or convert
able into 800 SIX PER CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE ~ GOLD
Also BUY and SELL a. marie, rate. al Kinds OF GOV
TRNMENT SECURITIES including
Us. 5-29 BOEDS.
O.. =. $50 TREASURY NOTES,
Us, - mos CERTIFCA TI:S or INDEBTEDNESS
Us. OUARrERNAsrERS' CHECKS,
L. =. TWO YEAR ) per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
u. -. per cent COUPON ana REGISTERED, OF
'fM2f'fuaTv7 CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
collected or pur~isssd.
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II s. MARSH AIS SALE.
PRIZE COTTON.

D.suL H. BuRpETT Auo.onter
fy vf o order - -l- 10 directed by Hon Thort'
J. Boyn.o Jude H. s Dr.c; Cour southern District Flor
ida will -. b, public aocton TUESDAY. November J,
AtPE1Os srOE'S. Broosiyn, l2oooos noon,
a. poitows
CirTuRE0 by 4. :. s1EAhstE CLYDE.
q Square bale. UPLAND LOTION.
II Round Bale, UFLAAD COTTON.
/ b. PlCKiNCe.
Cultured BY = s. SCHOONER FOX
9 Round BAH. UPLAND COTTON
CAPTURED b L. $. STEAMERS SYCAMORE AND
CLYDE.
~ Bsi-. Upland COTTOS
- Bales SEA ISLAND COTTON.
2 Bales PICKISGs. Bundle BAGCISC.
CAPTTRED BY I. s. STEAMER MAGNOLIA
4 Bales sFA ISLAND COTTON
o TBS. TUAPtNiiNE.
! square Halo, Ro.Da Rsl-s B~fUPLAHD COTTON.
/ Pa, SEA ISLAND COTTON.
G,nOO sLOOP LAsP RESORT
1 sausre Bale Round B..es UPLAND COTTON
= Bs'-s IS. ]. CnG TON
@ Bsl-s vPf AID COTrON.
! Bal }. COTTON.
, BDl. a RPENTINE.
CAPTURED BY : SCfIR. ARIEL.
o Fa,kag,s UPLAND COTTON
C.,sogurs snd .tmrles tire ohce Of Bcuner Brown,
No 10 Waist Tires day. bcloic ssle.
LANES {. CLAPP.
l. : v,rslai Soaii-ln District FLORIDA
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Ueniistrn.
Professional Notices.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE ~
~ or,sr sud ir..r,sd by Drs. +. BAUCH aud T: GoU'
cTLMANN Uosaerly employed by Bossonnesa' VI fsI"'
ss9 broadway, n. Y.
nR. LEWISs MEDICAL and SURGICAL
IL INSTITUTE, No. Bcaeh-st between g.iics sna
W.,. Broadway tho only place wheso re ah'.tso W."
,or.r medical stmsnt Hours nom a. m to o M
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AmuGemenis.


DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ NEW AND WONDERFUL EXTRACTION.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA
OF PROFESSOR q. X. IiUTCHSSONs
BEkUTlFuL AND HIGHLY, TRAINED DOOS.
COMMODORE NIT
IN HIS ENCHANTING PRESENTATIONS.
ENGAGED AT IN ENORMOUS EAPENsE
A COMPANY OF SENECA INDIANS
Compsisinr CHIEFS, WARRIORS and SllUhWS.
COMEDY, DRAMA AND FARCE,
In which Ms. J. J. Prior, t.aueri iss hook Cover
Mc.srs Levck Brdsean Jameson Porter Deacn Craze,
Hsiaway. Me.t.ysr, SC, appear r,,,y
q, II h. NJ. end end X ?. m
Morning. a. H.
NO EXTRA CHARGE TO LECTURE,ROOh
INDIANS, iN THEIR SONGS WAR DANCES, 20.
COM. NUT IN CHARACTERISTIC ARtr:
PROFESSOR HUTCfiNSOSiS EDUCATED DOCS.
Tleywl ,epresent TIE cure, MADAMG TASLo,,
GARlBALDI, TIE MlLkNAN, THE JOChEi, &c
AlegoCn. st ,,
BUCKLE OF bRILI1ANTS,
OR
TIE PRINCE hND WATCHMAN.
sENCECA INDIANS CON. MUTT AID The bDU-
GATED DOGS.
Afternoon ani Evening.
HUNTING A TURTLE.
Eyenir: st y,
The PRISONER Oh 6PlELBERG;
OR,
TIE ZINGARo AND HIS MONKEY.
BELLE OF TIE EASEMENT.
ALBINOS, GIANTS LEARNED SEAL, &c.
Admission, 30 cents. Children Under ten, 10 ,ents
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Financial.
'ENHE TARR FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY
or THE CITY OF NETWORK.
OFFICE NO. OIL cEDAR.sT., NETWORK.
600, 900.
ac,G00 SHARES. PAR VALUE G1O0 EACH.

TRUSTEES
GEO. p BRADFORD, csq.."......,......"...New York.
Hon. ROGER DaubuTy Conn.
WILLARD PARKER, NJ eS.YoTk
ALhNSON 4. Albany, r. Y.
Y. u. BELDEE NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New York.
j. Il StNOt OH
JAMES WADSWCHTH. Now York.
To all acquainted with the OF Besion Of Western Penn
yivans the OF this Company indicating its locality
is significant Of The great value of It's properties.
There ia Il better OIL Territory
Il embraces IN aud in than rweny Tro
ducve wells and in Twelve others RAPIDLY approaching
COMPLETION who tie further development Of its large min
proved viii at carly day greatly increase It's product
We offer it permanent divide nd Iey .ng Investment
limited OF hi- stock be aimed oey Of the
und,r.sreds ct $50 FER SHARE, BEING ONE HALF OF
ITS PAR VALUE.
Che declared dividend for me month pe cent on rs
entire capital TO which purchasers within tho month viii he
entitled
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1nsnrantc Gompdnits.
NE WORK FIRE AND NJ Arr Ne
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
az WALi-S1RkET

az WALI-S1REET
CASH CAPIrAL...................S2 5000, O8O.
III. COMPANY la, been IN successful operation Tor move
,bsn THIEIY YEARS AID cnutinur. ~ lN>l HI against
Los, and Ds.s fiRE upon terms sSofsos a. similar
NO MARINE RISKS TiKET.
ALL Los.ts LiBsRALLr ADJusTED AID PkosrfLf FAio
pTvrC1oPs.
DANIEL I'NDERHiLL. President
oix.-u In. William Hs1tgn Chas. l.. Stevsr,
49, = s,xm,u- sail J. Wnr.ug, s.rnud " Dodge,
Abraham IS. DAVIS 4. b. firiher Nicha.l tAn9unsi'
sani. {. H4rio'. syiy -nnI be4eii thsa u. Le~a
John h.. Andrew X ". Bu h-nan. itbrtf' ., "s'
Josiah O. Low. William H-rilcl, joseph A. Dfcyioia
JotH Ewcu, Thomas Davey, J-nes y, nanlA
william DePc~, lleDry y ; add-f Jam. 4, NII.h,
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dhI OOA REWARD! The Greatest
% .OttO WONDER or IhE AGE!
INrESsE EXCITEMENT! - - 49,,
-' NATURAL LAWS SET AT DEFIANCE!
ASTOII MING PHENOMENA
MONDAY EVENING, oct d. 1864. and oyery evening Until
further notice. ~
HOPE CHAPEL, No. go RroadwRyt
opposite Newly rk Hotel
Tie above Reverb will oe pad 10 any person who can oe'
rct any posi.io, deception, Dacncry IL nc Wonder.
m and Astounding Manifestations produced by en- lnVirbe
and Iu,eliieer, Power In the presence Of the
'MYSTFRIOUS MEDIA" composed OF
Jr- FERRIS, and tll. Br0thers snd sister EDDY,
which u Defiance Grayiiaon ard o;he, knoVn Laws
A Committee viii be- selected nightly by the audience -
Door open 1t ocioci ~ q admission %
csns Received From; Seats may BE- secured daily at the
bor OAi,r from 10 to " and from 10 5 y. L..
For particulars Small Bis
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DOOY TRADE SALE ROOMS, No az:

pOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 435
DBwsy nearlyorp s. Nicholas toteL--GEo A. LEA
NIrI AUdouoer by j. h. CoOeY. Cons Aimons soici,oi
THURSDAY end FRIDAY EVENINGS, Nov. and :,
At : 0'clo, 4, az ID, Auction Rooms.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Comp TX excellent. selection
Of Books In lie vriors departments Of Literature very
.csrce Eugsl and American selections STANDARD and IL
us-1 Book Ia fine BINDINGS NOysses aud Travels Ci3s
zeal Works History Bibosaphy and the Zine Arts Cst.
loguss ready and books o exhibition.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES az Il.

WINTER GARDEN.--Commences al *.
w MONDAY, Oct. ~,
And every evening Of The week,
Excepting trdly .
THE rvsullr Dr. BOOTS aud TOoDLEe nigh,j.
Mt. J. y. CLARKE
ROBERT TYKE.
This Inagisrent pece Of character acting having created
AN ENTHUSIASM UNfARaILEbED,
TIE INTENSITY OF FEELING.
GRAPHIC CHARACTERIZATION, end - =
DEPTH AND BEAUTY Of PAtHoS
exhibited by Mr. Csr,e in biz picture Of Tyse ette 10
rank anong tlf. most Cherished
MASTER PIECES
IN. dramatic The close OF each sct be was ce"
before the curtain 10 receive the enhuaic homage Of
audience between whom and the character he iepTesend
he had established AZ tho and nsinalnt 70
the co.s OF ,hs play unb.oken link OF symPa'hy ard III
terust +,
Also In order 10 offer the strongest possihe contrast and
exhibit the power Of Mr. Clarke IN two cascters displaying
entirely rcreut functions o! his ar-the one calling 'or the
deepest sentiment and pahcs the other the largest oeah.h q
hunor DC presented for The hist tine this season. the
overwhelmingly funny farce Of -
NJ NElGHBORS WIFE.
Brown tho j. - ClaIfs
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nfooins Carhs. &t.

ATWM. EyERDELLS SONS, No. 1Oi Full
N tons,.-WEDDIHG CARDS ssa FINE STAfioAEki'
(E.tablished 1881
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sv1IiE PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COM
PkkN
. .sEsIpEYT, vENhNGo COUNTY, PENN.

..t,f IL STOCK ............ 5000
IN shrres Of 50 each par value
..,psvoIPTfON Pi3CE................Si ffR SltARt.
- u payment ~ share. 20 Further call or 49,
" s.ncu: o be lnEie
,s,SSdAREs RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL
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6apines Danxs.
SAYINGS RANK.
Sales bn CAuction.

4. u. HrRyW. kuctioEeer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN 8, Co., Nos. gu and
H. 6o6 Broadway, of 4th.st-sae. a. Books sta
toneTy fie,gIe. ~s,ss n AT tancy Goods bnefe &c
MONDAY EhENiNG, Oct ~. al o'clock,
MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS EOOhS.-Embrsc.
Ing variety Of V,nab'e works IN al departments OF
Medicine ard surgery some of which Abe u
collection o. STANFORD Books IN Miscellaneous Literature,
Arts snd Sciences. tof paicngr', SEQ Catalogue.
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov ], st5 O'Clock.
VALUABLE BOOHS.--CoIaprs.ns HiftcGy, biography
woIis relating Ane-irl. Public Dccumen' Cuid"
Books. Also iusuod osSs Enrlyings, &C., Sc. Cato
logucs ready. and ;bo Books are On exhibition
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SUN OIL COMPANY Of NEW:
IDRN

L.:::......,...... ~, <ssuu'VVV'
d don Price sor r. served stock, 8 Ter SisTe.
oullauy - Orri I'D upoa 10 acres q. Isud IN fee on
-. Crawford Co, Ia. - - - .
icEpectus information address The Sun OIL CO. oil
n y "a. Wall street, or Box 2Oi7. . .
JSO. NJ ROBERTSON, President
En.s q B. AuTz, seNeiaIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

NDI.VER, PENN d Co, BANKERS, No. 10
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

JAMES N.DsWoRTH L co,
No. 81 CvDAg-sr.. EGw.l oRk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25
EsES s<D5S PILLS

poi=ous which threaten life. Every time sick person
i parged - this vegetable r.nedy, he has less vated
hmors aud more lie and vigar, any can prove
IS taking single dose. Persons Of spare habits gain
desh and strength while nsins them. Every time
rest for a fey W weeks from the purgation,
make fluids from our food, which replace the I'M
sound that the Pills have caused to be evacuated.
Elch time teat this process, we eNpel further
quantities Of Impurities, which again replaced by
fluids less and less impure, 80 tiHt in short time. by
continuing this treatment. bring hasS the whole
mass Of fluids husa3rs that Of putty which
constitutes health for Braudreth pills only take away
TsIm1r- which Gu-puud-
sold by r. D. PULFoRD AMI J. H. VIVIAN Min
cral P1iat and IS All -tghia dealers in medicines
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

Orr TO CAMP. -@ome twenty five young
men from this place and Dodgcyillc, who
have enlisted into the hundred day ser
vice, left for Camp Randall on Wednesday
last Tho Madison journal SAYS they
propose to unite with part Of company
already in camp.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25
Printer VI anted.

Volunteering. for ''this terrible war has
ayain deprived us Of workmcn IN tins
ne 4 good iourneyman printer can
fal good situation ~ applying soon al
this Office.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

BLooDED ssSTocR.- On Saturday next
some fine blood cast)e and sheep viii he
offered Cor sale At Public Auction in this
City They We're recently brought from
Canada by Mr.. John ColIard, Of Linden.
The farmers.of iowa County viii 10 well
to avail themselves of this opportunity
lar the introduction of.improyed stock.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25
v ASH\GTN\- NAY |.

Information received by the Department
leaves no doubt that the rebels are send
In large rclutorccments from the South
10 Lee army, and that both armies are
actively preparing for the next conflict
The Weather IS good for military opera
ton
Il S rcported that an order vi ssured
tonight tor a draft Of 100000 men, the
time 70 be fixed for the draft on thcIst Of
july
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25

dyspepsia. Erys.pclls. Kidney Complaint. Sick and
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Gravel, letter, Bar
5rr'- Itch and Badness \ Treatise the above dis
cases with their sr-s}y ami permanent cHr@- sent
free 60 any IIr.ss. Address =. c. JPUAN. N. -
south Eighth St. Philadelphia, Pa. ems
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25
weakness or Debility Induced by over 4 n
tigHc

VII. soon disappear by the use Of these invaluable
Pills, auH the Soldier viii quickly acquire additions
strength Never let the Bowels Doe either cauied
uuauiy acted upon. 1t may strange that Hoiio-
Pills should BE recommended for DyseIteTy and
FE, many persons surprising that tuey would increase
the taxation. This II great mistake for these Pills
viii correct the liver and stomach and thEs all
the acrid huHars from the system. This medicine VIII
gfveruEa and NEur % the whole organic system GgweE
aeuu-ed health ana strength follow as m It.
ter Ut course. Nothing Hi stop the relaxation Of the