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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

" AeHiNGraNs sept <l.-tftilcr4i Shefi-
dan ERASMUS Gen. Grant the folloe az resort
which has just been received by tho Depart
meni.
WINoHtsrre. "a. Sent. l9. p. Il.
To Lieut. Gsnerai T. s. Grant
haze tae honor - repor' hat 7 attacked
The forces Gen Early. o. the kerrysille
Pike, Il tho cfe.-i1g q tic opequam Geek
aud after a most stubborn atd sangpiuars
engagement. which lasted from early in the
morning artu : clock Ia she ceoaing. com
pictels defeated him driving him through
Winchester, capiurlag about 1000 PRISONERS,
five riccrs oi artillery, niue army flags and
most OF their sounded.
The rebel Geu- Rhodes and Gordon ~ere
killed. and three othes general officers were
wounded
Most OF the euemy's wounded. and all
their killed. ieli into oar hands
Our losses arc severe smsng them vas
Gen. Russell. commanding a division IN the
9th corp. Wss killed bs csn.on ball
Generals Upton. Mcintosh and Chapman. are
wounded caunOt tcii our iesss-
The conduct of the officers and wen 1ss
most superb. They charged and carried ev-
cry position taken by The re- beis rom ore
guam creek "a WiDcbe-fer. The rebels
sere strong IA numbers snd very ohsraale
in ,lci- hshihsg.
desire 20 mention % tie Liegt General
com csndiug. ihe gallant conduct o. Gems
weight Goat. Eilsg. T.5eft. aad esbes
cflicer- sud men uoder Their commands. 20
saeni 10 country Is i6dcoie' lor one e ihe
poudc-t % victories
a more detailed accgaHt nj. =. iorwasi-
Ell I. n SHERIDAN.
Major General Conmau1sua
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THE AFFLICTED READ

And learn that a perfect and radical cure IL uHfrnf4I
and guAraute~d 10 all who ars AFFLICTED with weakAc-s.
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, lie
preston Of spirits, distress aud anguish u MUD, Lu.
al Sleep loss u memory, loss Of energy aud muscuiar
power. puhy growth wasting away, and a want Of con.
hdenoo In themselves, falniing its, eouvulsi,e uem
hiinga, Impotence and disgust Of life.
HEAR WHAT II MEDICAL PRESS SAYS
saine physicians require 10 DO told tho nature IT your
dtsease--the ENGLISH PHYSICIAN does
not. His perfect knowledge of Tie human systom epahics
hin TO describe the diseases without any informaiion
ttom the patient, to explain is original cause, aud 10
guarantees it, cure. And, what e more valuable stlI, he
WI honestly and frankly tell whether you can be cured
of not All his communication and interviews aus
strictly private and nhdeutiAl.-Bfsd yoaraaI.
The Botanic Remedies Of Or, RAphAeL the English
hotAnio Physician, never ALLIED yet TO make = perGrct,
radical, and permanent cure Of III PRIVATE, 81.
CkEr, AND NENEREAL DISEASES, whhout tbs Use
OF Mercury, Without hinderanss froin business, and
without lear Of discovery or exposure. No deadly pOl.
sons such a. Arsenic, nux vomioA, opium, or auy other
loi'ons No mercury nor any deadly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The vosderfai botanic Physician. His Botanic Rsiao
dies never yet failed 10 cure the most obstinate and the
la2.t a~shgsrols ea.e- and 70 remove all mercury aud
die had failed-MafioHlJ Journal
NEWS FOR siNGLE MKN c0STEMPLAr.
lag AARhiAGE. Hear what The Baltimore cones.
pondent u the Oddfelow, Boonsb9ro. NsTyI.nd. ssid
On thusday, The Sitt Of May, 1906
50 Aumeroua cures Of diseases caused b. eArly indisero.
h9a hq!inE besn performed BY the English Botanic Ply.
sician' ] fel Il my duty, having a kn0Wisdgs Of them,
90 siats the het %1olisving that in doing so1 may DO
service 10 the suffering. One case IN paftioalar-that
ofa young man In this city-is worthy ofnota lie hsd
become Tue victim of habit, the mere allnsion TO which
cnusss q shredder, Aad nner years 0f snneIing Ana doctor.
"a gz4e w Al hopoa Of recovery lie Nishcd 10 mArry,
aud Wa dearly beloved By a. sweet q Eiri a. ever lsped
words u snrcuon, but he wa faarul, nervous, and pros.
Iaisd. lie dared not we'd On Account Of the shattered
.taio ofhis sysieni. He sought relief AZ The hands of ~
butanio Physician, and Astonishing a. Il may seem, All
ihe blpgs AID vigor Of youth has returned, and be 4
aoN the happy hther Of = pair of bright boys"
Any who ere ~tufe4tng, no matter What their CON
RlsiRt, can call on Inc Botanic PhyaiclsH osnadsnpsny.
EAST FffrH BET Sycamore s.. and Brosiwsy cTH
q Width I'D col.
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#eotral.
CINCINNATI YENEREAL HOspIrAL.

Established IL the Year 1850.
FOR THE CURK OF PRIVATE DISEASES.
And under the csntrol OF two OF the mos, Emiusni
Physicans IN the world, f
nH. Nc. froR Londua aud Parir
~ Hospitals. aud Tor he past toh years Of tue GIN.
onnat yeneIeSl Hospital, and DR.. X. u. kEfROLDs,
late OF New York. THIS 10 che only etice in The city
where YermAnent cure Of Private Diseases can be
Obtained, without the use OF mercury or change Of
dict Gonorrhcea cured IN so ~ hours, elect cured
turnal Emissions stopped H. . 10 9 days; Seminal
Weakness cured in tos weeks syphilisinit its pnna.
70 weeks, skis Diseases cared ia 70 ) week.; i'm.
potency, SigoF restored IN l 70 Awssks Aidiseasss
Ola private naturs treated with unparalleled SuoossH,
d.. BonspUts's great work on private Gissasss, the
Private Guide 20 Health, Il b%saeheiai 70 all, male and
enlighten .hoss gao Crepe ~ darkness Price as
br. BsaApsrIs's Preach Patent Male saiel n i
p~oTisStly sale, and neyer iails 10 90 sahshAetioH. Ills
me onJ safe and sure pTsyenNys sganst disease.
fnce OF ehe Y Ieneh raier. male SAFE, ~ the single
- Mslams LOEIRRs Fsmals Monthly tiiis 1, a
safe ana reliable remedy 81 s9PPrssslsBa and Al H.
pregnancy, As they vii produce misearnAas. Pnce
II % per box-e1trs ass st-ssnt Is Asy address by
Drs. n. a n. are ths ,asn to consult; they ara an.
auasuonAbly a~eknowledged to be tho ohAmpions and
kiess Of ysseEssl diseases, and re only Doctors who
uiusas ne various diseases which afniot rnsniind'
saofsssiossi ssaay r sserg spIsers o iHpg fs5ssT q
kamble abode Of poverty 70 The Maaslen Of the veal
my, and having ascoraAnsd beyond . doubt the vast
suffering % Humanity, they determined 70 select the
Rsnerahye system a. their particular stndr, audi De.
Voas their whole a1ieauon % ths aiisviaAon Of the dls.
uses Of these i'm poriant functions. No letters WiIi 10
answered unless they esntain a remittance OF = post.
40 stamp. Call OF addreast
ORA. BOkAPARrE 4 REYNOLDS.
Ne. i8aByoam0ro street, between fifth 4 sixth east
side, Olncinnat, Ohio.
OhCs hours G0m 8 Am tosP,M, Ne
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Dpeing pousr.
b G o y 5 e

NO. S@, ST CLAIR, BET. FouRTH A FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
FNHE undersigned Informs the puhte thst n =.
practical dyer, and has established a dive house Al
he seoFe plaff, snd 10 nos pnspared 20 color al kinds
ANY color that may DO desired.
Grease and STAINS removedfrom all kinds offsbrles
ne NafrAntst % unls1 all EoQda los manner 20 ave
satisfaction having Az ardeles neoessaD a. par65rul
hS aarktn the best p0sabieatyls. T
aus RERMANR wIEGERD
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OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

INhE Ktns grants policies y LIBE, for a term
Of years Endowment p0lIcies and childlen's I'm
doEment, Also, Non F0roiihg Policies, on which no
paymentis required alter ten years.
rive thousand dollars paid on Two losses IN tkis CITY
within the last six months.
among all the contriYauces of men to protect the
family circle rom want, none can Ue found more aim.
PIE IN ~ character, noble in Its features, OF certain In
ITS results, than Life Insurance. Ii Is the mon MIN
tho dying husband caves to Jaw
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Sandusky, Dayton ana C%inclnpsi,K I.


aud alter Aossln1er 40. Istg, AM - -.
houNei Passenger auu freight rs,N "ithe
DAliONi gong norm, As follows: wa 'uAfa
Am a "a. through krsigh. and A
OsIO Nitu Passenger Car htta,bnd WANveA-toL
iIl.Hl A. N. Mall Train Tor Spunp6sLd
AO.OO ufbNna, beloiontAine, fos.s ~s-'Anhbusi
nuuaAli eyhhecung at Springfield viii Iyue AhH
~ Sviulhbusia arriving IA JolunnG,. 10
~ az ~ Llama WIN IRAN itr CoiulLLus. III -SO 2
lIMno flltsbafg, ~, Wayne a Uhicsgo n Ote9' WIZ
49, aIl'lhk "a NieAulno al b.46 p IA .ieg 80, kO4hf
a.'g VI NNlyde With ItAu Gu JIeye1ar... tatHik =.
- ~ AoihB Asst, AflYngg IA Gle tel4toi - iotedu
ImhirA IA SiSVh M, anu buAlo al b.syf. rV y ia
mes1 aItlIihs ~ Toledo NJ lzIV q ~, Deun, S9iHf
M OhpV'so a. ioJO a M and hAAdui ~ "A 49, oio .
ne. 6 A. NlBht E1ptess iOr sp.n,gs.I fm;
49, HAu beheluntAhe, counceuly M cipaoh
~ ~ to.hs hAat on fliisOuIg, 81. " awe snt WIN
no"Ni aIriflhhi a OteAtine nj bif5 IA. PM. NhltAt z,
7, "phs heSb WIN Iran arrsAk M ~ = etsrsl
= ~ sut Nhlehsv ~ IV.iu a ~, al If,u. !. ,UN9hea q
"a - 'e,alu And loiedo ". X, sriiyInf IN q" ~ tLi1h
reaches sanuuskg az 7!tV a lu. 30 y a.
SIN u.yTS. 'Ho Actoiuuneuuton -,
tsOO ptytoh on HiftVai ui 1nln nm, iVANN
tsHen,hS Springfield At 300 D ia, Uftsn,n~, S'leihhadi
~ LlueI2 al LIS IA, beleUutaIle y, u
Hnu huntsville az lG.lZ Az. iieI ~
iNAets va thus Lane to all poinls Aorp.
~ an y had AZ le ifukctumss an ~. .Ns am
I" hANDs lluk0t Agent. H'P"
fate Ahhys as tUW ns bi any ofb.r
- 'rrimhAnh fDlAHNb 20 shIpltul I,t,'
49, tPP9 ~ .he COMPANY b Freight N'
"a a4Sht' l. hICE, sLltttIat,
W. uLAff, 6eu. 1lcLet AseDt T@fteehl
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PRoTEOT HIS AGED PARENTS

~. ~ HLere he has preceded them into st.r,,,,. 49,,
tate sssus ISO.ot sstisnes his cOnhdlug Creditor. gy ~
sense. ~ ~ a,o"s. piopiueus, In = moral and woriaI-
his sting. ''PohOy which 10 rob death u
to 4 1 t h1sbshd, father. sou, ask himself eff vs.
"Ou'a thoss who are dear to ne -
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prnhislons.

prnolslOns.
Andrew WeingArtner,
stall Ne. AZ, western Market House.
Dealer ia
Fresh Meats, Hams ,SauSage,& Sc,
Always on land, Of choice No. ! stock. sui9dsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
BE SAFE ERoM THE pANGs Of WANT,

YOU'D thess childreu have a .o,.
s ne means Of elueahoat Would m s'sois nome and
aged ana fss IS,a sssnsss Of tho Soiai Wosid Ib,
estate pay 80 pstsAt be provided ION WouiJ nv
he d siay, ~ sIeeS sales OF All adain,.trstaT ~ ~ o.
tends dossss% S'Sdl'sr.- sale made oAen The marSst
nos fow can aSss-S sii Phees cannes be resIiEeSIfn
toni They tesr these question 10 their snu.ma.
that they have : 70 ask them, aud cherish he benci
ish AMI eoas,J a 'ong lease On llo. IL.s n tHL nj
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
Itlinois CenErai kaiirUau,

- VHANuh On TINA.
SUI atet Monday, November IA. issl
wa save maitOon AUD papa. !. ieito
SSo,ns Worth, l'lU p N AND h. % ~
Suihg south, i.6Ua mani st9 ~
no. LEAfk PANA
1oing North, 0.UUa IA aud ~
no IiYY'"s SoGthi 80 IA auu IA Nm
',pNt 1e1. PASSENGER 49,.
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IrJSURANCR /

ieuAk iaen Just starting 10 buslBess, whose ,bist
49, 70 .heir energy sud integrity. shouidinsure tbsT
-, ~ ehlount Of half Then fatalities. such a,
Sar us.usoiosted Honesty, when known 10 the,rcred-
tors, would Justly Increase ther coincidence M thsm
y Nuuid SHOW thAttbey dd not Wlsh 20 leaye t.aT -
-P''''" any AVoidabis contingency and DE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12

Ioflh nom The grave, and stil nouriHhiua ms otisnrins
and keeping together The family, BY 4, he ialthfni
1HiJH Hgf sHEf.
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LooKs zee DANGER IN rnE FAop

nav @S ~ may siAppIs with IE ue wise man. thar h..
me- 49, ~ nature ana pHlhate H. threaie6ins NJ
Ts P'"suOH A's At hand, Of easy access = ali"
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U"IIIIOFe ana Ohio Rallroao

ssH " " % a
u @sidn S SaJ SaIa Rourt IermlnaIss Al /. 80.
Il nn II "1a IukersbuFg ontLe Wsst1, = " heelhl4
points IN Tie West. s a S.eamers, AZ, Tor ana ron Pa@'
aas s Trans Daily Tor All he Fss,srn aIsasl'
Leave H.Ia tlr oniy route TO Washington ~
anu 5IOp a. mu AT 30 $40 and 1000 a M ,"y.~~
md 3 . n a1h,hslon a. eVO, 7;lO and II ~ a IA onil
Through t,,ta isIsys AZ $50 anu ) , ~ ouk - 'so
y Tn NJ assnnston Cay atau additional r IAN DC PIoeuF,d
Inquire f6q ~ Anll are as low Rs b. am sotSst
al amy Of tLe principal RalfaaJ aSsSHha CHIC RsHlUa-'
a sUL IVAN, Gen. Wes,sM sst
W. P. Smith, Mssteta Cen. TieketAgI az
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DI5 'UH' AehIa and Columbus Ra0ro,a

r-IEts
4 tickets NON i bsyian Eas5 va columhus Ibrss.
kasl as ,a i".y lrsius East ieayms G.es,
ana C-giua.Gus IN fh' hAIfess $500 ~. e si Us
.touonh d. ~ N4fioss at iItIhH M 49, --'tb-
a. ~ y p" = Atl'a ana London. Aa.. ~ the, uaIIs
Loh.ulbas. wy stations buta ecu Uat.1
moasnoa5 " layton, right o4pr,sg 446a
press as2 D. ia. and Slncunau Is, A,
er uiRu Dayton nm 'hieI v Mich IS 2 uiinutes H.
,sllpg on 5. NJ \ yaH be had Tor all Eaaler, .,a.
uoH - iicAst Agent.
Nv A.6B, siuanrt.
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FOR SALE BY

VIM WenlOu and W stewart, Dayton; George l.
Boyer hnisbutg JStOc slayer. tpiOni J q Ander.
sou, Oenhillei EMyers, New Leb0noni II Jackson,
JhambefeTg ID 4 Bauer, Harrisburg; d . Divine
IohnhVhA mold A Limber, south Arlington Jacob
Smver, Ml baltimore; j Rookie a Go, Germanlown
= W hurh Npndalia; Il Niokols, Liberty - Rees,
HsrnsrHhi Hererlnlg A Herr Salemi = Pyrmont
williams 3Waner, Wet BaihlHOre; Parker, Bro. a
Coz Parkburg; aud BY Druggists and Merchants
generally roughsut she uaited States amt oanadaa
au1ldly
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and aiie5 sunday, nov 70, Isbs, tnu1, Nj
ali iutclihtuate pulhtH as iOIIoWs;
Toledo hno chicago MAJ atl0 % a m.
Nn'eHso emu Detroit hight hxpressat SOON M.
h9ii ~. 81. b"htkhiAkkA. hupertua.d..
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Ranr0aos.
baIIon = Weslern knIIfohd.


n and amer Monday neat trains % me lDaiai
" Central vii leave tLt uhiuu DEPOT. san 49,
At 500 "a M anu 100 a..
Returning, will afnVe atlilO n IA aldsub Ia.
close eOnpeclcns ~ nl points la the VI cst mn, s,6,.
and 500 M train b the shortest and 0nltk.StIos 9
TO Chicago aud The Northwest.
nOI H.. ", WOODWARD, Auperpt.na.u,
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IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER
FAILS
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE

lie will tell you their circumstances and their future
prospects and what is better than all, he can toll yuu
thar thoughts and what their sreal" Intentions arc
What Is better still. he eau tell you lf they will make you
happy.
Dt. Raphael Is, therefore, a sure dependence.
TOa In business his advice IL invaluabls. lie eau fore
tall, with the greatest certainty, the result VI all cpui
n,erciSi and business transactions and speculatiuns. br
Calling accuracy.
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM
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caution to the Publie.

Dr.. w. Raphael, the Asirologer, has 10 eonneouou
With PROFESSOR or DE-. w. M. Raphael, or with auy
other gentleman Of the same name.
10 Cut this advsrtlseaent out. when You come,
bring u With you and show Il 10 the girl vino opens The
door,. 10 prcvent mistakes, ash ~
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
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Htenical.
E&E1iWKIIAt1
GOOD NEWS AT LAST!
All WHO ARE IN TROUBLE,

All who have been unfortunate, all whose fond hons
have been disappointed, crushed, aud blasted, all who
have been seduced by false promises aud deceit. ai who
hurs been deceived and trldod with, all go to him iof
advice and 20 got satisfaction.
lie makes your misiortuues pass away, he makes the
hlSnder and envy Of your enemiea fall harmless, aud he
sn'tains your character and respectability ia spite Of o,n
reports and rumors. All who are Ia doubt of tho ,dec.
tions Of those they love oousrl, him 10 relieve and satisfy
their minds, and to hnd OF n their bright and warm
hopes will h. realized.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

"rosnce at Dem 90 attic MEETING.
\. me supporters OF Mcclellan and Pendie,or
~ Covington assembled near the corner ol
,I, ana fniladelphis streets, on wsdnesds,
Snlng, 70 hear speech from Hon. Geo. X
rpgh, or Ohio. Tho crowd present funbered
about eight hundred or one thousand, the prin.
cnpai portion beipk from the Fourth ward q,
Clneinnati. There was also a copsidersbis
number on hand from Newport Thoplaos
s, ior holding the meeting was near
wnere Mcclellan pole had been raised q few
days before. About eight O'Clock In tho even.
ing the meeting was orgauized BY calling J.s
-. arnold, Esq, TO the chair, and appoiniinp
Jsmes Gray secretary. ~ 7'n' sr,'''' - ,
Mr.. Arnold 10 the wealthIest citizen OF Gov.
ington, but II may DO remarked that he has
never contributed cent toward the bounty
fund. Gray 10 a blatant secessionist.
A number OF persons who have beer, In the
rebel army occupied prominent ,positions on
tho epeaker's standj among whom va noticed
JeI, wall, an Individual who, whom he returned
TO his home In this county from Memphis,
aoout year ago, boosted that be fired the first
gCo anS a. No our gunoosts during the attack on
Robert Richardson, Rsq., flrst sdaressed the
meeting. He spoke very briefly, and rofired.
amer Introducing Hon. George T. Pugh 70 the
crowd. Mr., P,was eytdentiy In very bsd
hunor-or, we might suggest, sohisp,iao dssa.
!uglng from the cempany,who escorted him
70 the mectinE, He started out by declaring
that our Victories were mere telegraphic lies.
nsed 70 keep spirit and courage up among The
hoDliuonistB. M T7r"rTni o." uuFtsly 40 -
He stated that Kentucky wn ruled BY, ".
rannlcai hand, and INDUCED IL very insulting
ana sneering remarks about the soldiers. smoke
OF "Benst Butler" aud Brute Burbridqe.V and
used many other ungentlemanly and yusx.,
epthets. There were quite q NUMBER OF ~.
diors Of the Invalid Corps, FROM tia MAR
Street United States General Hospital. pre,ent'
And when they heard such officsrs a. 5cners,,
Butler and Burbridgs villifed, vera. Of conrss5
quite Indignant. A soldier, from shermans,
army, who had received a terrible wound in
inc lace, irom rebel bullet shouted out, when
nc heard Mr.. Pugh characterize the rebela nj
southern brethren: "Ihdvs been there; thew put
bullet through my Jaw, and don't consider
them 'brethren;' but consider You a trsItor. ),
Mr., Pugh retorted In very vulgar style.
ard soon the soldiers became very much ey..'
perated, and, but for the counsels OF 20 No.,
OF Union citizens, would have ;,robablv ~
tempted to inhiet personal siolonce upon the
speaker. AZ this point In the meeting The
snouts OF the soldiers and few Union men
VINO were present for Lincoln and Jobpaou
were so loud and continued that Mr.. Purh
Nuhd u impossible to make himself heard.
ana retired fIom the stand The crowd BEGAN
70 disperse, when some Of the soldiers tore
e"Wn the speakers stand, and, placing tbe
o"ards around the Mcclellan pole set dire n
lem; The pole did not burn yery fast. and
wis finally chopped down with sxes. Cineir-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

WAR DEPARTMENT,


ADJuTANT GENERALS uFrICE,
WAsHIsoTos, Sept. %, 1854
The following officers, having been reported At
matter specified, hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed the service OF the United state .,
unless, within fifteen days from this date they
appear before the military commission 10 sessioa
In this city, OF which Brsadier General John q.
Caldwell, United States volunteers, 10 president,
and make sAtisfactory defence TO the charges
=. AbisRes trilhopi ieaue.
First Lieutenant y. J. r. Collin, sth Pennsylys-
SURGEON George M. Ramsay, sSth Now York vol.
unteers.
Second Lieu.suan, Patrick J. Mocabe, as,h New
York volunteers.
Frat Lieutenant Timothy CrAnney, 10th New
York volunteers.
Captain James T. Hall, I'd New York mounted
rines
second Lisuten.nt Charles F. RedInston, Cad
New York cavalry.
Lieutenant Alexander Graham, 18th New York
lbsence triihsu leave sinee March 0, 1864
Lieutenant J,hu Mcclure, quarterms sser 18th
Pennsylvania volunteers,
Abssnee ehou Ledpe, hapfng I'm NE com Hand With
otl proper atihoTiiy
LieuteuAnt Marcus A. Corey, cath New York
cavalry.
For failing 10 report 10 ne board Of examination at
Anndpofis, Maryianf, Of 0hieh Briqddter General
Grakam u presidsni, os ordered.
NFfrst EieutenAnt Frank w. Fo0te, i2Ist New
York volunteers. L. o. TOWNSEND,
H2s Assistant Adjutant General.
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DROP0SALS FOR STATIUNhKI =.

House OF REPRESENTATIVES,, UNITED sTArn,
CLERKS OFFICE, tu ust 70, 1854
until FRIDAY, the 10th dav OF ptsmber, 1854, Al
u O'Clock, for furnish ng each of the following
classes Of stationery for the use Of the House oil
100 resms white auA.te Post Paper, extra su'
100 fe.n. .Sits Commercial Note Paper, s,sr.
Is resms white Commercial Note Paper, extra
superhne, coarse ruled on all sides.
20 ream. white Commercial Note Paper, extra
30 Iesm. white Foolsoap Paper, extra supsr.
oI Ie.ns Legal Cap Paper, extra supsrnns,
10 rsans Flat Cap Paper, plain.
$50 re<ms thin Mknills Paper
500 ream. Manila Paper, i2xis Inches, weigh:
Ing ! 'ounds per reAm, very tough and
800 .e.m. Manila Paper, Isx2i inches, weigh.
ing % pounds per resm, nat, cry smooth
ing ~ pounds per resm, rs very smooth
10 900 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, s,I,sS
50 900 while Thick Adhesive Envelopes, SKA.
10000 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, ss,,x
1900 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, sx1sX
inches.
100, 900 buff Adhesive Envelopes, 7I.xSl inches.
groas Congress Tie Envelopes.
100 boxes steer fens Va tous KINDS
y ross t-lnoh rlat lnkstsuds
~ dozen Iukltands, various kinds.
10 dozen BOTTLES best Black Lux, quarts, pinti,
and hAi-pints.
9d"Zeu beat Blue Ink, quarts and pints.
10 dozen Rubber Pencils, long and saurt.
dozen Gold monnted feneiisy various klnds.
osross D aek lead renels, FAosrs, oetssoa
4 gross Fabsr,s CarmIne and Blue Pencils.
sgros, fenholders, various Kinds:
doIen Rubber rennoiders, ans ., hies'
o soEen Ootue, muolase, smM nfe'
~ aoIeh PACKS ristins SAros
% spoo. rins IN. Ispe. suu
sdozen Diaries, for 1885, yariou kinds.
dozen Memorandum, various kinds.
% dozen P PoItio,Sossi
9dolen rubber Rllsrs.
doLen P.perweishta
" dozen Penwipers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
EolU RTH W A RID. .

All persons residents Of the Fourth Ward who
have furnished Substitutes are earnestly requested
to hand in their names 10 the ommittee, between
tho hours Of and . o'clock, In the room OF the
Fire Commissioners, City Hall.
y. HERBERT
d, t. NJ HURLEY,
W. y. MORGAN,
I'M, JOHNSON,
J. II. BLAKE,
StRtSt Committee.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters OF standardization on the
personal estate Of Henry O. Holmes, late Of
Washington county, D. c., deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
BY warned TO exhibit the same, with vouchers
thereof 70 thesubseriber on before the 18th day
eluded from all benent OF said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August,
1854 - MARY v. HOLMEs.