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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

Anil kun TINT q perfect and radical ccrc Is warranted
and guaranteed to all who aretiiiicted vita weakness,
preston Of spirits, distrcss aSd anguish Of mind. loss 81
NNp, loss Of memory, loss Of energy and muscular psweI.
pany growth, wasting away, and . want OF confidence 10
themselves, fainting fits, eenVIlBive trunblngs, inEe-
IgAR THAT THE MEDICAL PRRss SAYS.
eoupc physieiars require 10 be told the nature Of yeST
lis,no the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN decs
not. His perte. knowledge Of the human system onablss
aim to dcscribo the diseases without any Information fron
lie patient, to explain its original cause, and 70 guarantee
Va Gnrs. And, what Is more valuable Still, he will honostiy.
aud frankly toll whether you can DO cured or not. An
bis communications aAd Interviews arc strictly private
and confidential -Medieai Journal. .-
The botanic Remedies Of DR.. Raphael, the English b.
ta-!c Physician, mover failed yet to make q perfect, rsAi.
cal, and permanent cure q ALL PRIVATE, eECREf,
M TExEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of Net.
curry, without hinderance from business. and without
ls srSSaic, uux vomica, opium, or any other p0tsOrG
No mercury Tor any deadly minerals-nothing but purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedbs arc used by this wonderful
Botanic Physlcian. His botanic Remedies never yet hiI-d
70 euro tho rnost obstinate and the most dangerous eases
And to remove all mercury aud other impurities from ths
system when ali other Remedies bad hilsd, Msdisal
JorHdL rH.s1.
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN. coYrEMPLAr.l
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what tho BaltimeTe CORES.
pondeet Of tho oddhllow, DoonOborc, Maryland, said %
Thursday, The 3tst CT May, 1850: 6 f- ,str - 40
"Nunorou1 cures Of diseases caused BY carly iudisere
sion having been performed by the English Botanic Ply
Eictan, l feel 4. my duty, having q knywiedgo OF them, 10
STARE noLaetI DenitNihB thattn doing 90 I may do a ssTT.
ts TO the ~auaerilg. Qne case in particular that of o
young man IN this eity-is worthy OF note. nc hsd
'econ'U the victim Of a habit, the mere allusion 20 which
Ess 4 ~shnader, and after years Of suffering and Doctor.
EGve mp all hopes Of recovery. lie wished TO Dl4fIy,
NIas dearly beloved by a. sweet a girl rs ever ljaped
o. affection, but hO was fearful, norrous. aud rrus
ID 10 dared not WE'D on account Of the. ~SissiteSss
ia syston. lie sought relief at tie hands Of the
obJs!cian, and, astonishing Us 4, may soon, all
r. ard Vicor Of youth has returned, aud be y,
sppy fAtter Of a pair Of bright boys"
are snffering, ne matter what their conlsints
"a On tho Botant, Physician csrfdeatialiy, SThc
"a a upon. rehcE. Hias office D. al NJ. l50sE.Ab1t
Bet. Sycamore St. and Broadway, CINCINNATI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24
! .&a9LE IFsslN AFFLICTED COVERED
.agiA. WIN SORES AND BOIL
oc1rAHrA, Hamii,sn Co, O., Jan. -. So

oelrAHrA, Hamilton Co., o., Jrn, -. 49,
Ma. a. L. EoovrIL.
IAaS Sir :--TAis 10 TO. certify that lay wife,
shiiasea ,n,eaher, and Myself, about two years
p,f 4 AaIf ago, we're sorcly afflicted. Ny
Si..,, children, aud mother, were first taken
With o dreadful itching on tho skin over the
whole body and | was covered with running
soils. I employed several physicians, and
tried iAeir prescriptions fcr about six months,
euA sssnd that, Mats0d Of getting otter, it
ert.e sso,se end rorsr /; aud .fnahy TIC children
verc Covered ritA '"sainS sores srcr lie Ehoh
jSdy. Ny brothA u and got eight Bat
tios Of your BLOOD 81 aud strange 10
tell, before we had one hai. used, VIZ
rEss ALL WILL, had spent ove' one hun
i.ed dollars before ! got your Ae1iei1e.
~ Yoara, with respect,
HAMILTON A'ADAAg.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24
pIkE24RA AND PAIN III TIE
ROWELg CURED. Is

c4ars.s.. ua,uiAou Cu., 0, Nov. IS, tRSa.
PIX. o.. i. EiAks,
HsrA Esesme! F'risNd!-l have had q
.cvsre attack ot plkrrhpN, sitoadcd with severe
kririnx Pains. rul vac reduced very lsw.
Erfsl many different medicines, Lvt all 10 no
purpoa, until | got a bo..,o OF your Pain
fnraeO~, snl commenced iH use. Tho Arst
aoSe rni G gulstns en- the gripping pains, snd
I hal aH usSd two twenty-five cent bottles
keisss I WA ent;rsly cureA. also r"ooTn-
n.ssI,d il - q friend, who was attached With
,rA'-i, s~;;s. HMd ust ing viii e~Stsses.:1R
pains ssi ibiNN Assn ;h!isely euNa hiz,.
". y. BARRY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24

dnsfas. A. L. SoovrL 4 Co.
Gents. :--Tkis ia 10 certify that ] hsu
issl Dr.. Mott's live. Pills in bilious s..asks
sud found them 10 be tho hes. Pulls the: ]
Nror aesd fo- thtt purpose and have ale
iced them IA u Cathartic Medicine, md haya
,ouEd but little rso fer . PhyGieian since !
had them in nay family.
Yours, iruly, ASA FRENCH.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24
A SUPPOSE AAAfAR CdRLDi

MnssRs. A, I. BrttTs J. ,tR, ,.0sa,. - Mr..
i!AhR Brad 10Y a sstiGt ~ 2Jy h'd Oh his
and q VERT J.R tsRLiII, SkiA be tboal.hi
..'cvRARLE, B away sa& IAs.g %t ysas. l!e
also had Oh Ia eSrs& hk4. sift h. sIpIssed
10 BE- CANINE, 80 assi .ltAs M iG,4
Eutil he aSS VA bS-rsJ }itE HGH.eHi
which cryfa Ahn y .kN 4,xssn 49, alEa ~
swoliilg Ss s:a AGta HD h&eisU lie
thought y, a0sN 4 ~ spsSY as u Ia Az
n~eighSofhos&, tz9 j ESsssSs%a ~ ssA. y
rscONSsaASd ~. A& " - 81
"a, &.I.STELA
WIlksHq. &I-Ai ~ I'M .
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24
LIVER CoN2LAIIT CURED.

INDiAS VOLS, iNE1tsf -, IBSA
Nsssrs. /, L. ScovML 4 Co.
Gents. ~ ala hardly Htis - Sx.
press my gratitude Tor the bsnNit which lag
daughter has .~lerire-l from the rse OF d..
Toti's Liver Fills. SIC lad been troVh.+1
vita what the physicians called Liver Cora
plant; but cur doet'r failed " give her aAy
permanent relief, shhs"Xh she tried hn pre-
scriptioAA e~aactua.iy. sha had beO"na mel.
enchoiy, urhsppy, anl her constitution Wss
much broke. dova by TIA use OF Mercury.
Sac triod Br. hort's Liver Pills, and coon
.erra 10 got better. / as happy ~ say that
hs Sas nov o~ntirciv r,Hnv ere Rer heAlia. (
Respectfully yours,
" ~ JANIS COAR
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24
sFaMe9IKLs ORn, Jag !, 1874

NrBsaS. 4. I. BCoyIL, 4 Co.
GentG.S 81 have found Er. Hots's
i.i7or Pills one Of he best medicines ta
Dyspepsia ihst ! ever used. | he'd baeB
Afflicted with The disease for n7rc than S;x
,acaih5, nnl my vicsuals disturbed my
stomach, o!a.sn 10 such sIOgrO Is 10 cause
;amiling. WAS most Of the tiMo ccaise.
fond That Tia I'll, kept my bowels open,
Without g-iTing ar rain. ! have actually
sainAd in weight, since Eshlg item ,--bekE
or pounds hes vier thaa yhoE eoEnEls1eed-
owe ray care soie'J 70 rso q the Pills.
LA - 49, GEylGH DANA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24
DYSPEPSIA, Oh INrlgESTroY.

Ibis is generally attended with sou' stomach,
~ VI. appetite, nausea, aatulency. hOaS
,urn, eostiYenoss, heat N the stomach whoa
,uilhty = rNin in Ws side, palenese % The
~,,untenanco, laaguoy, Low sPirik, distREbcd
,leor, pains in the head, Ne.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24

81. DAkSfs Eas h1a4ppS Yal~asss
for ukfSbA ~ II "a Gs MAL-
AMsls A Z, SsstE. 4 a. ~,dsah ~
Earirg ts ~ = SAS So < &,s hscseS "a
TAR vicini.J uAa1ASg& saNEA3sISa Nae
Ing hnd II kAls -AiY ~ = Ghres dasta
boslsa o! d. BAk&t YSs ssAaSss, ia 9 seH
days I sAl kAs sut,fs Is ~ Raula have so,d'
mush nav, II ~ AAs AEas y ~ netss-
borS for tiA yxsYsSo u ~ s.rI "a r
vA,LrD 70 osAA a. aa..e ladisisassld. In
rur ncigkksrh ~ ~ = AI2Jf mseiSiKe, FL
the yar:ou1 sna3sss. W whisA4 y ihsecmS :
Hondea as4 I VII ~ tAas haze ssl4.h
for rnARA, WAkaHssNs n, naa EASs sof, hAD
a s,xeLg ESzftx sEssRaAD. II. n SHI HHyI
MEDICINE rev PaA erGsascS SteaAsns meow
MINDED, riAY I GJs \ YsEs SoLD.
e. N. HA6ER.
HAesasvssLL BlrAksA Co.. ~. o. ~, 1873
,FsE sA;s h III frpr.Lsr.
A. l. SO0VILL & CO.,
81 " wssk Eighth B.rsst. ~c'DrInn.A,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24
IT. GIVES IHyEpIATE RrLlEI In
BILIOUS C0LIC.;S pl 7m

TAsptsO, Darhe Co., q, EcS ~ tstS: !,
MsssSs. A.. L. BoorILL L Co.,
Genit.:- liam iSdaced b 3 Ssns4 o 'iasslcs-
10 atatA " yoa that Trad aeSsO in NJ faSnly
II eztrcme sickness. Ny wit wal asvsTtt." ~
tqtkeI viii BILIOUS CoLIc. We had the eterd.
anre eJa gOs.l P' ystNa, bNt soE1 eG no ,etY.
va al~riniate.Sa ~. AlrESb TAIN PAXA-
CA, and il produced tho Desired sffe,. Blnce
la. we have had r~eNsinh 70 use-i tor Iffa
\. Ike srAast, and for FteCr sN1 Aepe. e.4 u
a..aLt e,rsI, e~snsaiSr II one7Sf the SAst
s,,ai.ire.. WILLIAM VILLAS
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24

Read the statement Of one Of The OLDEST
CHEMISTS IN CINCINNATI.
al hereby certify that I have been made
!acounintcd WITH SCoyILLB SARsAPA
.RILLA AND sTlLLIYGlA. or BLOOD AM
'LlVER. SyRUP. TIL INGREDIENTS are
entirely vegetable, and no mineral sntese
W. 8. MERRILL, 5,
One door west Of Durnet House, Cincinnati
ror sale by the Projectors, 4g
A. L. SG0vHL 6 Co..
No. IL West Eighth aissss cineinnAH
1 -SIrcJI NIT o. a3lgsBo
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24

Nm o. a6.etsd ear o. he ecu.t and Eets
gam phld containing certiGcstes Of cures frotn
1oilKEoWS CITIZENS OF 1INcINNATIf
eS5- gcovilI's Hloed and Liver Syrup 10
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF VEGETA-
BLEg, and is rKRrEcftY SIZE for chill
.pREE 70 Use, in ease Of sore ,outh or eruption
4 tho skin. II MoTHEl VALUE tho
health Of their children, tb y should eradi-
eeso tho seeds Of tho diSeas- before il is TOO
lats:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24

in tho Head, Beck, and Stomach, viii BE-
rsnovel.s 1as gsHs,s will become eieGhssa
md REGULAR, Tue BLOOD PURE AND
HHALtftY, and The Urine natural.
Although thsss Pills are most searching
In their action aroa tae ~lole system, yet
tsgy gro klrynioSl. cvsn for the most dell.
cato system, al they coasain no McFSury
Or mineral in any form, but arc s~cihlnSsa
S.sirdy Of vsgetssls spss:aa'ss,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24

viii promote . healthy
aetton Of The IASer, aha
viii change this impure
Bile 70 a healthy Gasts.
To prevent or remove he
secretion Of unhealthy
bile, thsss Pills haW .
specific aotisn On he
Liver after using tAemI
the tongue will bteonls
smooth and clean, the
iestn will beceplf ltAia.
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AMUsFMENTS.


n GERMAN OPERA.
=: H..
70 gain aamanee the opera VIII be BY
SN'' FRIDAY, January 5 isA
appointments, &C and The s 5qI 70, sg9 cast
MME J6HbSSsgN.
HERR HiMMEK
HERE HERE wEiNLca
To give full effect 10 the Soldiers Chorus In the fooyA
@''' 'A0 ARfoN SOCIETY
have kindly volunteered 10 assist aud full military oana
Conductor. CARL ANsCHUn
Price OF admission paqael balcony aud dress circle 81
without extra char for reserved seats Family circle.
The sale y cS.s viii commence on Tn Isaa, morning
the Academy OF Music anu Beer sehirmers 7oi Brosi
NOTICE.
Subscribers exchange their tickets on THURSDAY mo
Mq 2S2kS f aAssasy \; 80
NEW BowERy THEATRE.
1HdssSs sS giPAy "A }AS ~ Il .%s
AsTosisiiiNG AND woND EsUL.
en n,ss k EFST sIsas sTAH
DARING AND GRACEFUL EoUEsTRIESNR
On ID. sSS * 4u ssbs,so
Iwo o. the largest audiences consregaed within 'hs
IMMENSE THEATRE
l The great pant0mimist and O q actic actor.
l Mr.. EDWIN BLANCHARD,
l and his wondertui dogs, CARLO aud BRUlk.
In the immense spectacle Of
l MAZEPPA
| Miss KATE FISHER
| MAZRPPA
In which character she win make the .erriac Ascena
i Desccnts, and the
/ THRILLING FLIGHT
I around the auditorium in front OF the
/ FIRST CIRCLE OF BOXES,
while bound TO tue back q he hons.
/ MOST DARING AND EXCITING
specacles nid to the pubic Q. this city elcninu
! on its hrst representation
! THuNDtRS OF APPRoHATiON.
/ The celebrated drama If the
1 FELLOWS DEATH.
/ with Mr.. blanchard aud his unrivaed dogs
1 and the piece OF
l BALLOON ASCENSION.
Mrs. w a. Jones MISS Kate Newton Ge, &c Brookes Miss
Hathaway. Mr. O. Lanyard NJ hara.p Mr 1iassfofd and
Thefo" Sxiee : .,, .oass
for stage ever the public. owned
4 by Mr. j. ". Lingard.
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AMUsEMEHTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
NIBLo's GARDEN. COMMENCES AT ~.
'I Ms AsS as sISSSa
VINO es,', .,r,suxrs,
81 fsH AsD GREAT EXPO
ssrcorssd BY Miss Ada clifton Mrs Marx Smith Mrs e.
s'i r arr: NJ j. Soy.
m'a' Mr. H'' %ni III : E " f's.'d' 80
w M.rs sR,sy Barney Williams
soo,,. u.,r.s OR. Ills 50 kEPoRTkD ,., wm,.m.
ornTpur the following ci.raoisrs
san SAVE so ssofhE4it .s3Bsa
:. ..,,v. ....,..,,.. ' Mr.. barney Williams
''' ''''1 s NIX Tsr sI1a DsaxA.
Or. tbs jolly PEDLxR,
~s"sa aE AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
cosRE scMr AND P PfeTusEsag j. saosffSsEs,
=. APPRopkiATE pRoPERTIEs NEW MUSIC So 40,
ter together with the whole Of the talented company win
''' skxfFs SECURED ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
w The management has to that owing 10 pre-.
'''u' p''sT MR. xsb 1ss j. FLORENCE
'ne sl'A. ''' The TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
can only DC pre''n'f FIFTEEN Fl NIGHTS
mS Seat =. ,ef any e those fifteen nights may now DO
Those who desire therefore witness this touching pic
uEe q English EVERYDAY NE should not lose the few
The sssa!'iS is.ssss i1s accomplished District At
THE eec OF tie play Is 50 ethical tina. wish phian
4 S ss who 81 .s.s the r hs
turned convict his pals could the Ticket Leave and
o ss not
posn Police Scs 'SsY Of
scene. between Briefly end Wi!ougsSyS or.r.a . ,o
TONIGHT: THURSDAY, Jan, I, 1864
SA Tah shosE EssEs Or
,,,..,-. THE , Il s. S'f LEAVE MAN
Mrs. FLORENCE
Eoxs OLD BowERY THEATRE,
~'HAs''' GoNTiSuiED6' sUd;U;iss s''''''
THE MoSDSSfhyg.; u, poc s. y
THE s sHx t AsD EG sgHAis DRAMA " /.
IN her 'F'''''iSs4 is1Fi sxs q THE carfrLz
Haa sSs PIPER
vnSs.soSa Hs 1sB 4s4 Hs ;..S.:5 $:ssz
THE FIREMAN's DOG.
''' nj, THE MIsrIEToE Ro g%1s-
PADDY TME PiPEs
< EVERY rghsDAY AND sxIvsDAY. '''
"LEs PIECES DoREs,' Comedy in three acts. BY Mon.
HisToIkE e ptS sSun Vaudeville in on. act By
LES SkTX AvESeLEs," Buronnere Musicale By NJ.
The following artists will appear that eyening;-
Messrs Ernst Grsyier Edsard, Chol, Roche.
Donation and Faye.
pre Carriages can for T. Once for
reserved seats at 623 Broadway
VAS AA' oss S4S saA HrsA sa;ggo,
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
h'A'' ''0'' $50 and sii BROADWAY
Open from - sns s"S Prime Mssss Is cents No
half price. Performances at ~ A. NJ. and sh NJ
EIGHTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
81 'a'' i PRLScyE OF 'ZHoofoGIcAL WONDERS
which are very several before
exhibition in America
or the latter class, - u,,, ,u.oo,
recently imported Germany, and white the driven
snow deserve particular attention. and are the delight and
'0'''' ALL LOVERS OF NATURAL HISTORY
Upwards Of hundred birds and animals are here
morning PrxSEs SsD orSks ssrD''d for
T ae gHTt AND
BY any other exhibition on this continent
The mind revel In an intellectual feast.
Instruction and amusement harmoni usy blended In
af i a1d Of i5ssS
be successfully unlocked, studied and defined II fur
And : school for the million
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RAILROADS.

ny. Troy the North and West leave Chambers street
and 10 A. NJ and 10 and TO- 40 r. M and Sundays
522 r. M from Thrtieth Tickets be procured
any Of the Offices OF WESTC0TTS Express New York
Brooklyn baggage checked the house 10 ali points
the road aud to Saratoga Springs
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Increased accommodations Trains for Albany and
Troy the North and West leave Twenty sixth street depot
at 10 A. NJ and AIS r. M.
trains New York for Albany at LIS r. NJ,
and Albany for New York at 9.15 A M
JOHN BUROHILL superintendent.
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WANTED-A PROTESTANT LADY AS COVERINGS
w in private family, residing in the immediate vicini
~ of this city She about thirty OF
BILE OF the entire charge Of girl OF ten years and thorough
~ to instruct in the English branches music
draw ing, we'll Frcnch which she must speak fueny
Address wthful particulars to qualifications requisite
salary and references Mr.. s.. Newtown Queens county
N. Y.
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HENRY MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Nassau street opposite the Post oice.-MINERA SON
kkvlLLE will sell at auction Thursday, January T.
II O'Clock a their salesroom, Nassau street large
THY OF first class made expressly FOR city trade,
oracing sable Mink. Ernine. Chnchilla Stone Marten
Capek Vicorines NUTS and Cuffs; Robes. Gents Col
nrs Gloves &C., all OF which warranted sound and
represented.
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nR WARD, 80 LIsPEKARD STREET CAN AND WILL
- In less time than other will Those
who have been disappointed of should call
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DIMINISHED

The President to-day dismissed from the SER
vice OF the United States the Colonel Woolford,
OF Kentucky, who brought himself into some
note not long since by his violent personal
abuse Of his superior officer under the pre-
tence OF making copperhead stump speech.
We regret sincerely that the Presidents dis
position towards leniency in this case pre-
vented this man, Woolford, from being sum.
marily court.martialed and dealt with under
the strictest laws of the military service, which
he had sworn to obey. Had that been done, he
doubtless would have been sentenced to be
shot or hung the proper punishment tor such
foul. mouthed INSTRUMENTATION and un concealed
If new born-sympathy with the treason of
Jefferson Davis, Humphrey Marshall, John G..
Breckenridge & 20.
1t is high time that the late conditional Union
leaders Of Kentucky (whO are now beyond
doubt conspiring to take the State out of the
Union with the aid OF another rebel INVASION of
some loyal quarter ofit) should be brought, by
summary measures, to realizationoof the
extent to which they are gong into reasonable
practices.
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FROM BERMUDA.

HALIFAX, March 25-The steamship Alpha
has arrived from St Thomas on the 1ith and
Bermuda on the 18th inst.
There are no tidings Of the Re. Galantenamo.
BERMUDA, March 1.-THE blockade runners
City Of Petersburg, Advance and Index have
arrived here, only half an hour previous to the
u. S. steamer Shenandoah, which arrived on
the 18th and sailed on the 10Th for Norfolk.
EXCITING NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
The Rebel Forrest Advancing on Colum.
bus-His Force Seven thousand Strong
An Engagement Hourly Expected.
CAIRO, March PA rebel force estimated at
seven thousand, with artillery, under General
Forrest, advanced northward as far as Obion
river last night.
At three O'Clock this morning, their advance
drove In our pickets south Of Union City, and
later in the morning cut off communication
with Columbus, KY, by destroying the rail
road, cutting the telegraph wire and burning
brfhges.
Our forces at Columbus had gone to meet
them, and firing in the direction OF Union City
was heard at Columbus this morning.
An adequate force, under Gen. Brayman.
left here this morning for Columbus, thence to
meet the enemy.
Advices from Columbus up to O'Clock this
afternoon furnish nothing later.
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~ The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever OF Metropolitan news and gossip and
choice literary reading, is now on our counter
ready fol delivery to the public. lthas recently
been greatly enlarged and improved, and now
undoubtedly presents much more matter for
the same amount OF money than any other
weekly in the country. Embraced in its enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
A well digssted budget of army news and mill
itary operations; Affairs In the Army OF the
Potomac; Gen Grants visit there; Rnmors
of Rebel Raids; Operations in Tennessee,
North Carolina, Mississippi, and In every
military department., and accounts OF the
successful expedition mp Red River
Mis- cellaneous news; The Arkansas Election;
Accounts from Dixie; The plans and pros
poets Of the rebels, as shown by their own
papers: Extracts from rebel journals, and
rebel army movements.
Foreign news and particulars OF the progress
of events In Denmark and other sections OF
Europe, and accounts OF alta irs in Mexico.
Telseraphic and news items; Clippings from
the Press; Descriptive articles; Tales;
Sketches; Poetry Editorial articles, &C., &c.
Also, all the local news Of Washington and
Georgetown for the past week, and q column
Of interesting and valuable matter for the
farmer, gardener and housskeeper.
This is just the paper above all others for per-
sons solourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance. Price only
1--WE cents per copy, or $1.5O per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-25
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CHIKr QuARrERMAsTxR,s OFFIoK,
DEPoI OF WAsHIsaros..
spALrD PRoposAL viii Do received ct this Office
s sIa.s5s e. 4ih 70 s'f I'd
e. q, ,oooj aULss, 70 ooEform to the following
sPK9I1IoArIoNs:
All to be fourteen "a hands and over ia height.
Ali to be sound, servioeable Mules for drausht
years Of age. and to weigh not less than seven hun
dred and ten (71O) pounds each.
PROPOSAL. to b. for 9s o and up-. d.
The lull name and post Office address of the bid
II the f BID Is made in TIE name Of firm. the
Of all the psfs; %1id spPese OF the R,a
Proposals from disloy.l parties will not be con-
sidered. and an oath OF aiiegiance1nust accompany
RTogossis must must pc addressed to BEls.disr esner
inst9n p: e, .nd should be plainly marked PRO
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
should it be awarded to him; must be gu srsnteed
BE- app l nded to the susrsnty ''' ' 90 nun.
Of G;.1 must s be
a.srsst district Court. Of the United states Dis
| triet Attorney .. uho, +ho ria.
VIII not Be eSnd
Bonds in . sum eaua, to the amount of the con-
susrsnters viii BE- required Of the successful bid
S9o for the bidders 70 have their
patton and ready to be produced when the contract
ssss 01 4 ;.
o'lstter. or f S5 ssle 6F sPSuARAHrEE
We, the. undersigned, residents Of -, in the
tsst Ssss hey one
& :ss s sd II: ssPsss for sa ns
equal to the amount of the contract to furnish the
Mules proposed IN to tae ns5ar 81
fail to ter into t we e
| offer of the said - and the next lowest respon-
s5ls bidder: Or the person to whom the contract
wi,n.,s Given gnde, our h ,s1 and seals
f{sss Eel
| thereby certify that to the best of my knowledge
| and belief, the above named auarant rs are good
and sufficient sureties for the amount for which
'P r. be ae certified By the District A.
the United States government, or responsible per
$3.50, INSPECTION, DELIVERY, 10.
All Mules contracted for under this vertisement
conformns to tie specisea viii Sc rejected.
| The Mules must be delivered in this city within
twenty t2o) days from the date OF signing the con-
Payment to be made upon the completion Of the
eontrsc:, or so soon thereafter as the Depot Quar-
| Any informality in the b a or non ,conformancs
VIII me terms q this advertisement, will ensure
| These mules viii Be awarded in lots Of $500 I've
sss q
| to vary the number.
III sas ss.. @.1 assn
high Big Gen. and Chief 8 das kSeRas;
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