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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-28

oH'-ua iac,aay ntgbt, b.twetn Iata hhd
. itth sss. GA Maiu, my free papers A liberal
reward ~iate PAID for them Liz al this oiisce.
"a, MARY PETERS,
u ~p-Iti ffcn "A oman II cnlnr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-28

-An DOLLARS .Rrwaid--i will Give tha
sDUU above teward Tor the apprehension of, and
delivery 10 me, al my Office, (of his iodgssaeat In
jail so that can get hieal of ps setyaat boy
Geo,ge Henry Ray raid hoy 10 bright mutatto,
about five Irei hish, woody bais, has sWasarr-
Ing wsik, speaks very quick. aaa has q very sui-
len look. He may possibly be ia,kiag about the
city, as he has acqaantaEces in every part Of Il,
hut my impressi0n is thsl ts endeaynrisg 10 nes
10 Frederic .ssurg, from thence to STAFFORD, TO Ihe
farm OF the late Major John Seddoa (whefe he has
father,) In order 40 pass the lines. Soldiers In
the camps are cauuon,d ssalast empioviug sstd
boy. M A BLANKMAN,
Surgeon and Dcndet,
No So Maia street,
Richmond, Va
As he has been accompanying me TO the hospi-
tas. he has pass from Capt Coke, requesting the
guard 10 pass him uRm0iessed. w..
iy 92-ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-28

IMl hoL@.ahS Rewstd.~ saayea or sioieu
wv from The camp of GO ", Ith vaeaeaity
.eh hesmss sta'inn, 90 ths nisht Of tho 18Th of
July, a small fiab bay mare she he's . y,yy abort
neck, hrad father large for the Gtek asd : smal
f'sr IN tue forehead nisa several al. sRdtie saa
90 TIE back. shi sDfe at the lGacton af tt fore
.te ahi 'ne s"dy ga hasa ti@as, M sde b the sad
de ghtb 1aa ssit mare Il a,.,t a 8 ep years
OF she moves ytfS much ikaH mule / wild
pay The sbtye reward che is delivered 10 tae st
camp. az Tor any iaioTm. 10 that w.li eus bic Iae
10 get her JOHN WILKINSON,
"a t., iih Va cav, Wicknam,s brig,
" - fnZ Irrss ntN A " v.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-28

)nh ioliLAk5 heward-For tie srtsst OF
LOO two negro s savss, asorgs aud Peter, who
rfs ny iai In last night | will give sis8 I,r tie
errest tf George. and sio for fsier. Desrrtpiop !.
usoFEs 10 bright muatto, 70 years old, tn ok san
OF Ia hvs feet SIX or ht ,sch es high aod ysrv
hsey Peter is nssriy black, sb-ut isyssra oIi,
fsat or b iaches tail, with s.sr on oI cheek
W GREEN, Jr,
Westham. Tie nric1, JUL 2h. iv aT-1at
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osr.-os monday last, Jaiy 18th, 1894 a
.t.rscse' BOOK, soatsitias seven eaai,od dollars 8
nuka isem Cpimhorazp iiespta, Js,,, s,se n re
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-28

t)ill DoLLAk5 kewsrd-Wll be paid for II
[OV epprehsnsi9n and delivery 10 ms of nv
s.rVs., ei1 frances vho ran o ii la Jssusry last
Sne 10 L. years OF ago, about feet g. fuchss In
hsight, muatto, has full suit Of hair her font
teeth wide apart. She raj ed la Louisa g uaty
~ ls-itf w TAY LuR Lihhv Hin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-28

,FEFRAI. Uf,iers, No lo-fhe attention
~ ,,U sarainog officers IN The > a . of
, 'ia,a ,s esreeially demanded to the follow,
distinctions, whci will be executed with
'Ss n,a,ost possible proinptness and eapedi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-28

was yesterday represented by passen-
gers who came over as quiet, with the
exception Of occasional firing from the
enemy's batteries.
, 1864-01-13

Manufacturers, usinE Machines,
will ind 1t the best article known
for CementinE The Channels, as 1t
works without delay, Is not adcc-
ted BY any change Of Temperature.
, 1864-01-13
Interestin. News from Texas.

AaEXGHhA&E lHEhFH A1N" AEA&A4s
The Texas correspondent Of the New York
Herdld writes the following interesting fact
concerning the rebel rule in that State:
From numerous uuquestionable sources We
are advised Of The great unpopularity of Ma
gruder. The charges Laid against him are
acts OF tyranny and oppression aud most
gross immoralitIcs. The character Of his
rule is very clearly sustained by the procla-
nations he has published within the last
month In relation to line Of duty to be car-
is question whether be is doing more for
the cause Of the rebellion or the Uaion. The
popular voice Of Texts never heartily sided
with the iEsurrcction, md there Is little doubt
whether their action in the future will not
tend boldly to the restoration Of the authori-
II of tho national Goyernment-
One Of the acts Of hngruder's severe rule
was au order to the citizens Of Powder Horn,
Indianola and Lavaccd to destroy their towns
il order to prevent them from fnlling into
tie hands Of our forces. The citizens, how
ever, did not feel disposed to obey, and arm
cd themselves to resist any attempt to carry
the order into effect Three consecutive
nights and day did TIE inhabitants OF those
places Eatrcl their streets. Fortunately no
effort was made to carry ont Magruder's s In
structions; othcrwiset there would have been
IN irnmediate disruption Of the present ap-
parently pcaceable sta.c of affairs.
Since tie above order from Magrudcr the
people bf the above named towns haze shown
IN extreme willingness to hare our troops
possess them, fwithstanding the fire and
rayisl1ng stories set atoat by the leaders Of
Tie Instruction. Gen. Warren's Sunday
yieit TO Ipdianola had \ very salntary effect
in allayinr all fears Of :his nature. The pe6-
pic were amazingly surprised to witness the
discipline and orderly conduct Of our troops
while in their midst.
From numerous sour.e5 We gather the high
" important fact th.t the Legislature Of
Texas fs Of the conservative order, as they
calI it. This conservatism maaifests itself b.
The refusal Of It's members to enact q Law
making rebel money leTsl ;5 tender; n M s end the
cnni5erraiiyc a5 valve policy. ''~&
, 1864-01-13
NEW YEARS DAY,
Bow 1t sgns passed In the Camp of tho
-lht Alabama tColored) Regiment.

| ,.- ,r
f. 'Jannary : ISL
Correspondence Of the Chicago, Tribune.l
70 those unaccustomed to to the unique
peculiarities of the negro, the scenes Of yes
4..5.., ,-,,,1a In e+,o,ro h,a e,1, ,f 3rfara,t
- - .r1s.raE,r 1ac, ~ 49, ssss
1ne 1st oaJ o. 'anuals' 4oos' sne a1s1 aunl-
Sefsary OF the 11ee negro rAcc III america, was
properly appreciated and duly celebrated by
the men Of the 1st Alabama Infantry. The
dav was entirely their own. and the pro-
~. w." 49, a,,a ~ t1a;, <,,,a -;ori,o,,no
erainns was ou1 " tuen o"u u ~.
AT day-oreak' Oh tne morning o1 Inc NE"
Year, the officers Of the regiment were greet
ed with the solemn tones of the dead march.
nom :, l,- ~ 1s.: N::,-ss -. - ~ 49, -
the clear frosty morning of. "ent 10 tne
door Of. my room, and, upon LOOKING out,
discovered the entire regiment In solemn
n,occesiou marching behind four men who
1rora p.vxss 1sor;nr +hc et;ior of 1ctf navfs +o
were oeataps lno eisy 49, VI 'en a., nas.s ~
phce o. execution. lncs neu SLOWLY ~
with solemn tread, their eyes cleaning With
satisfaction as they followed the imaginary
firm of the arch.traitor to his final reward
1e... T-4 .1,,t,. 49,, r. ,rh.,o +tor hod a,of
Ment "..n 'nem " VIZ tu.3 H.. nta sas o.
hollow square, and amidst yells and groans
they launched the lifeless object into mid-air.
1yben +bc uof,z voa f,n1shed thev smoke
FIN, 7,,,,va,+e ~ n. o-ao+,aaa of the ,,ov
1oralc" 1uoilenl'' =. .uo ssea'nso' VI 'io oaY
to them-their advent day OF ftreedom-cheercd
for Liberty and tho Union, ind as the golden
streaks Of morning dawn were fnding into
day they dispersed. The breast Of the cfiigy
boIc this inscription, "Death to trnitors."
At ten o'clock the regiment again formed
under arms, commanded by colored sergeants.
The cfilgy was taken from it's hanging posi-
ton md seated upon rough coffin in q
wagon drawn by three mules, with guard
Of men in mont and rear with bayonets fixed.
The wagon was then driven to the head Of
the regiment, when Tic whole moved off on
the road leading to battery "B," 1st Ala
bama (colorcd) siege artillery, commanded
by Capt. Baker. Here the procession was
commanded by colo1ed Sergeant. From
this point they marched to the music Of the,
dead march, through the principal streets Of
the town, by Gen. Stephcnson's headquar-
ters, by tic Post Commanders headquarters,
Col Hoyne,) eliciting from the aforesaid Dig
nitaries broad grfns Of establishment mud ap-
rrobation, il the meantime, the sergeant
who had command, executed several bat
| TALON eyolutions which did great credit to
himself His commands were executed with
nlacrity and precision by the company COM
1nanters, who were black men. In truth,
| have witnessed battalion drills of white reg
iments where these very eyolutious were not
nearly us well executed. The command
marched buck to the camp OF the 1st Ala-
| bama Inlantry, stacked arms, broke ranks
aEd went in search Of refreshments.
| at one O'Clock precisely, they re-asscm-
plea q. !nc UP q ', snG na t,o, .ook no
VIZ p;crcs c nranonnccd ma @ Teff,s fnneroi cesemo.
licaee p5onouneeI c veiL 'unelut aa. s;1s.
, 1864-01-13

AF1EhAoOA SESSION.
Nr. Pate Of Vermillion, offered the follow.
ing:
RtAsred, That We request the Legislature at III
next session to pass IN act prohibiting the run,
mig at large of male animals OF the cattle hog land
sheep sind, above the age of six months. Adop
Mr.. ,1anlove offered the following which
was adopted:
Rsto!rtd, That We recommend the next Leeis
l1tEre to pass law taxing doga as follows:
That every person owning one dog DO taxed one
dolsaT; that ercrJ pereon owning two dogs b<
1neto the number Of dogs. to be assessed with
The. convention proceeded to appoint tAe
committee under Mr- Corbett's resolution, in
relation to the constitution and bylaws; w.
". Corbett, Of Cook; ). H. Pickrcli, Of Macon;
j: r. Reynolds, Of sangamon; A. B. McConn.
ell, Of sSngamon, and II. S. Osborn, OF Perry,
were appointed that committee.
The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
NnEnEAa, The eyetea Of distributing seed,
many Instances mischie1ous n its WorEinxt, 49, and ID
believing 1t may be made to eubserve an impor-
tk1t puERose; therefore,
Congress the importance Of the dalm fol nn exper.
lmentn farm tor the purpose Of testing .eeeds and
plants before distributing them among The pcoale,
and hope such farm may be- established, to be m.
dcrthc control OF the Department OF Agriculture
and also,
RetReed, That VIC ursc the utmost I1bersltty
consistent with the condition OF the country, to-
waIds the Department Of agriculture, that its in.
drence may in no wise be crippled for want OF
money and means.
= On motion|of ]. q. Pickrell Of Macon, voted
copy Of the forcgoin. resolutions be sens-t to
each Senator aud Representative In Congress,
and to the Department Of Agriculture
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine
dic
, 1864-01-13

I advise all citizens to stay At homo.
Gr.dually put their houaes and contiguous
r sonnds ii order, and cast about for some
emplc5men or make preparations, on mod
crate Ccalcr to resume their former business
ard employment
Ing on large scale, for 1t is manifest no one
can see far enough in the future to say who
will rcnp What you SOW. You must make ..
Government before you cap have property.
There is no such thing MS property without
Government OF course, We think that our
and easiest put into full operation here. You
are still citizens Of the United States, and Of
the State Of Mississippi. You have only to
begin and form onc precinct; then another.
Soon your county will have 8nch organization
TINT the military authorities would respect it.
lne example Of one county would inject an-
other, and that another, In compound ratio,
and It would not be long until the whole
State would have such strength, by associa-
ton, that, With the assistance Of the United
States, you could DEFY any insurgent force.
The moment the State can hold fair, open
election, and send Senators and members to
Congress, doubt not they will be received,
anh then Mississippi will again be as much
Fart Of our Government as Indiana and Ken
tucky now nre, equal to them in all respects,
and could soon have courts, laws and ail the
machinery of government Until that time,
II ID l0le 70 talA ABOUT little AnnoyanceS. 6ucn
as you refer to at Deer Creek and Koach's.
AS long as war Lasts, these troubles Will exist,
and, IN truth, the longer the var is protract-
cd, the more bitter Will be the feeling, and
the poor people will have to bear it, for they
can not help themselves.
General Grant can girc you, NOW, no per
/ .murent assurance or guarantees, nor can !,
nor tan any body. OF necessity in war thn
oomn'anaer on the spot Is the Judge, ana may
take your house, your fields, your every thing,
and turn you all out helpless to 6taTve. 1t
may be wrong, but tAat don't alter the case.
In war you can not help yourselves, ana the
only possible remedy is to stop war, know
1hls 10 no easy task, Dnt It Is well 1oF you TO
look Tie 1act Equareiy In the tace anu let
your thoughts and acts tend to the great So
luton.
Ihosc men VINO leu the people into War
promised all manner OF good things 70 you,
1nd NaeIe afe tnei5 pIomlses9 a chAd may
nfc . CITY, Dnt u tahes most OF stroag men
TO eStlngulsn H. 20 ocmafosne ma may 1iEc
tle mlnas OF Wnole people, out II VIII tAse
Host llke Jon1selses ~ supque the uamca
9. anger mus usvtten Ill me Lask Is ~ tua
ol mo1n one, out stll sou WI ln uleI nis, 10
u hela tscleant yon 10 not ieha yonf nun, l,
nlo aesIstance. SnoM 6 tnat nunuiGua ,a.! anu
tnousanae o. eooo 9outnsln men noM aolnlt
mem error IN appeailng 70 VIM, = a4u are en-, y,
Eagco IN worthy eiiort 10 slop IL oc1orc gu
1s loeL Look around yon nnd sec Ihe Wiech.
, 1864-01-13
Qblfago Gribnuc.
CHRIST1IAS FLYNN.


The following hymn was written By Arch
bishop Hughes many years ago for the album
Of celebrated literary lady in Philadelphia:
Depart awhile, each thought Of care,
Be earthly things forgotten al;
And speak. my son, my sesper prayer.
obedient to that sacred call.
For hnHk the pealinC chosus swc1fs.
Devotion chants the hymn Of praise,
AGdnow Of joy and hope 1t tells,
I'LL tatntlng On the ear, 1t says
Glo1ia tibi Domino,
Domino, Domino.
Thine, wundroue babe Of Gsllilcet
Fond theme of Dayid's harp ana song.
Thine are the notes Of ninstIc!sy-
To thee il TanBomed chords belong.
And hatka again the chorus sWeiis,
TIN Eonr il waited on tho breeze.
And 10 fhe listening Garth 1t tells
In accents soft and sweet as theee-
Gloria tlbI Domino.
NY heart doth feel that still He's near,
10 meet tho soul in hours like this,
Else-why, o why, That falling teari
When ali ts peace and lore and bliss!
But bark that peaiinc chorus sweIIa
Anew it, thrilling vesper etrain, >,
And still Of joy and hope 1t tells,
And bid creation eing again
Gloria tibf Domino.
, 1864-01-13
MEN OF ILLINOIS,

Sor sIe Again summoned to rally around inc desz ola
Flag. Your spontaneous and glorious patriotism ha<
r.. Imp tshabe 1lsstre has crowned the arms 81 t9t
invtncibic lcg1ons OF your brethren already IN "
beon il reeiing and staggering beneath the ttemen'
do1s bows OF the bravo and stslwart sons 0! thc ~
smear. Your country again calls. She asks you Z
:lofc up the thinned ranEs os ths ~ ~
aae of+no,ssn"a terror 70 ths foe sRd thS Eateh'
III alike Of hcS gratitude fof yorr past achievements
.nd ne nth in yorr ant = Mn y 1.e Or s1a1ra
aud thousands and assist Ia the nnal effort that shs0
5ng the Internal Dragon Of Secession to the d9st for
the Hepublic blc8s 3ou, and yout names and memo
.ae4 be{Enn,orfa1f JAMES OAEEe,
Lieut.. Cot. 9TH o. s, Czv1ity,
Qcl3.14Q4- I'm. A. A. Pro. Mar. Ger. Q1.
, 1864-01-13
TICE TO COTTON

1N 1Eh14ElsS.
OFFICE OF,sUFERVISING SPECIAL. AGENT. J
fIK8rAQKyCy UNTTt D 81 ATK3 TRKA xUkY D'r%T.f
C1sc1H!ATI. December 3oth, 1859.
BY consent OF General Grant and Army CoFpa Dis
trict Commanders IN hfs department. and IN pursu-
ancc OF tnstznetqne tom the Secretary OF the Tfta.
sury authority Will be given to al proper pe1oDs
purchase the producta Of States H. tusasfectton at
all places In this agency within the lines ef Eatona!
military occupation
Application for such authorities can be made to
Assistant special Agent IN the First Agencr Or
Parties receiving authorities viii be REQUIRED to
give bond, with tEo sut2csSnt ~ snfetes conditioned
military ordeIs. and for the payment of ~ Govern
Supervising specla, Agent Treasury Department
inf.MY4-tW =
, 1864-01-13
At Q Methodist church iu Newark, 1

FAT Methodist church in Newark, N.
J., member who he'd formerly lArgo @'south-
crn connections proposed that the church
should make JEFF. D:Tts life member Of the
Sabbath School Missionary society. Even
the boys and girls hissed the proposition,
wherenpon the memhes Threatened to throw
them out Of the window. The "mnscular
Christian" subsequently, apologizod through
tho public prints. = -
, 1864-01-13

~ Prof Goldwin Smith, in answer to
some Misrepresentation Of Spence, the form-
or agent Of the rebels, has the following
passage:
Tcs, on those battle-flelds the Coycnanter
is once more encoEntesing tho Cavalier and
think that once moro tho CoScnanter will
win, md that once more he will saye liberty
f1cm tyranny, and progress from the worst
he English Ta:e bacls into slavery Of body I
and mind, one fonnd its grave oF Mars
ton Moor and the other at Gettysburg.
, 1864-01-13

Formerly Of J.mrs' Hosn1tal,. Custom Houss
Randolph street. Chicago. Illinois, specialist II the
Treatment q oLD GnAox1c. GKRo1k1Mm:: ~ ALoop
cures them without rcsor,tng to Mcrcnry. Iod.de
POTASH, Arsenic or Garsapa1i1la. DR.. James EsIs
blood dIscnscs. Organic Weakness, brought On bY
c1cea, over taxntion of business, OF enaNeo Aeted,
debility, cfc. Cured ~ infable ncthod, md the
only cure Tor Tits wc&kncsesaslnE botn time and ex
Old psscatcs Of the MOST HORRIBLE CHASE,
where tue blood has become poisoned. producing
h!ofcles on he face, En1l WaeIy blt8tcfs, pains In
shc head md bones. liberated throAt note, and
flody, scrotula, together with endless number o1
hu1cFinEa.
Dr. james is recommended By the press generally Of
Zeal collcEcs etc. Tosc ainicted should apply lmme.
dlately, and be cured o' thcsc terrible d!soases.
Remember Dr. Jamcs' Office aud Faflors are at IS
! Randolph. between 9tnte and Dearborn atrccts-
Obce open from 4. II. pntn 8 r. II. Consultations
1nvtoiable. 1a1.t1Et2Eis
, 1864-01-13
Gprctal Notices.
DIR. BfEcIow.

Confidential rhyte!nn. iormerly Of St. Louis, No. }
corner OF Monrr Chicago, Ill., hall block IRON tic
tot ONCE on nli Chronic Diseases, and Diseases Of
<rrats with unparalleled sncce g. Rooms separate.
s 81 ndits .nd Centenacn can consult the Doctor
tosr; NJ; Eunrays p to12 4. M. Commuaicauoas
SonnGSntsi Consultations rree. ;Addrers ~ B21
from the Doctors long experience in Hosp!sal and
nfac Ifatt!ce, be IL able to pcrforu snd VII Cuat
most .srcre and complicated stnges, in very short
lmc. without the use OF mercury: ,..s..s..
Sal. nesfcct cure warranted fcmaE II lIteSasa!as
tics attendant on Tubrry Menstruntion. OF persons
having any OF Btructions to marriage. ahoo1 call y
ability mi snrcfss ja2t76olW
, 1864-01-13
Lyon's Periodical Drops

Come to you az blcfsins, nnd will sayc you much
peril and man, hours Of suffering; Hare yon bsca
the sex that have batol the skl physicians. and
arc hurIytn. ypu On to an early EFaye2
, 1864-01-13
TIE STATE AGRICULTURAL CON-
VEM1fQh,

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. q, 1864.
Convention met at o'clock d. m.
The subject Of the best means Of nsuring
the utility and SUCCESS Of the county az.
ricnltulal societies was taken up aud consid-
cred.
Mr.. Manisrc offered the following preamble
and resolution:
WHEnEAs, Certain persons In our State have
press ta1 he eeunty ag1ieaitafa socetss Il tho h
State hare performed their n.tseiou and are, con-
se9nent1y. practically dcranct; and
may provo injurious to The useialness Of Esid soc
1s il Reso{esd. As4he sense OF this Convention,
onr county societies IL ended, We need 10 amend
what may be erroneous In them and organize one
In crcrJ county In the State.
The resolution was supported By. yery
able and interesting speech By the mover,
the societies, how to amend them, and
the beneficial results that would flow there
FROM
A discussion on the resolution was parHci-
Pated in by Messrs. Mills Of Logan, A1anloye,
Roots, Prof Turner, Dnt,leld, Webster md
Mills Of Marion, when twas unanimously
Mr. Pickrcn Of Macon, oGercds the follow.
ing preamble and resolution which were
adopted:
WHEREAs, Much confusion has arisen detzi
mental to the succces OF our State and county as
rlcultu1a1 societies. by the holding Of fairs at TIL
tame time in adjoining States and counties, there
| fore,
EGs0tsd, That 1t is the duty, in order to sue
ceee of the State Society to hold and have NOR
correspondence with adjoining State societies Il
regard TO the matter.
Retolted, That county agricultural eoeIetie.
Toqld Increase their usefulness bs arranging viii
e@ch other, and liking upon permanent times TO-
h9laisg their Iespes:iye fairs 80 as not to clasl
Mr.. n. ". Corbett OF the Prairie Farmer
offered the following resolutions, which wer'
Rsso'rsd, That the county agricultural soeietic.
OF nlinois, having conanioa object, should b.
made ae uniform In their mode Of operation a
possible, ard ae one mcans to this end, We recon
mend uniformity Of constitutions, and as far q:
practicable Of bylaws. Aeo,
1!tso'red. That this Convention appoint = CON
mittce of 1ra to draft constitution and by-laws
and That COPY be forwarded blythe Secretary O.
the State Agricultural Society to tho officers O
each county eoctctJ, to be yotcd on for ndoptIoa
Alto.
Relol.ed, That the Convention appoint com
InlttGc OF five to draft constitution aud b, laws
for consideration, md thst with the sanction o.
the Convention, copy be forwarded By the Secre
taTy Of the State Society, to the officers OF cact
county society, By them to be voted on for adop
ton.
Tho Convention adjourned. until O'clock
r.. H.
, 1864-01-13
60 Gnntractors
DROPOsALS FOR FRESH
RREAn

l. BREAD.
o7,1e1 or ox IL IL e. IL,
Sealed PEopesals ,a9 aupusa.s, IN be kees!ysd By
r. r. ath inssas sa.' ess Ssea to M
tIopps and prisoners Il the following na1aod pAccs
EhIcsgo, nfEois
QuincJ, Illinois,
And ali Camps, Posss, Depotk snd Hospitals IN tho
vicinity Of The anS5e % na@sa p.a1ss s1n.rv .tn ,, o
a. soon thereafter thu undersigned may direct, .ad
Be ID force ree mouths such shorter par1od as
fbe Brad must b. 81 10 DIST quality and delivered
each day In arch may BE- fequiEed tos the
use Of tic troops. % The Commlssar{ may dissss-
I'VE, the undersigned. hereby Kuarantee u ease TIE
faEsfetaPs ifaIea co to il.
sso fsaf written contract saAll be executed With
boRssln tbe sEm of sio;o@-
{NaEe OF GnaSanfofsJ
T p 9e:t .. Is sssff ss aosasy
.*iheleGy cers,ty that the above named ed--are
p me- ~ me- e property snd ae sooa ano
The Bresd mus. te baked in Ioaves Of tweay:two
S
cd With thepToposals. and referred to therein. Aso:
must eivc their names 6 FIJI. aud sso stssa thetr
printed ccpy Of this advertisement attached 10 it.
Payments % b. made In such funds may s. furnish
Tia Undersigned reserves tho right to retecs any Or
N oits. Bidders muss be present It the opening Of
sepsrse bids viii be received fot each Of Tho abo,a
Prepessis must 30 in duplieate, enclosed ID an en-
es F1ssp .s as en %
Innf.skc-11t. Il. Colonel and C.S.
, 1864-01-13
Piles. Filcs..

Piles! E1ilcY..
Or. Wltficld's Vegetable Pills
Are warranted a certain cure for F1STU1A. BLIND
We would caution ali who arc victims to this dls
cataops 40 they result only In ssEravaug the dlsease
Dr. WITFIELD,S remedy removes the Cause Of the
disease, and edecte 3 permanent eusf.
THIS Is NO QUACK MEn1CNF- d.
These Pills have been tried for the last scyeu years
and IN no instance have they tailed to cure
J. YOUNG, Sole ProEletors :,
FOR eAir hr Hiss & SIIAEP, 1T lake street, CHI
sscc, u. oc9-m5lG-s:a.
, 1864-01-13

The rRURIGo LOTTO. = sure eure foI Iteh, NJ.
zois Mango. &C.. DC. Having No MEECUK1 ~ M Us
Warrantcd Or no rny+ Manufe ctutcd b. z. !; "
T. MCFARLAND. lafayette, Ind. For sale Ale y L0Ro
4 SMITH AEcnta, ChlcnEo, Ill. 1e166ASlm