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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
FROM KENTUCKY,

Private adyices from Kentucky state that General
Lyon ia now in command Of the Department of
Kentucky. The Confederate forces occupy all that
portion Of the State south Of Christian county TO
the Mississippi Iiver, except Columbus and Pa
ducah' at which places there are strong garrisons
The Federals have drafted large number of Ken
tuckinns, aud they dcsartinS daily, and either
coming 10 our army or forming guerrilla parties
PaltiKan bands springins up al! over the State,
TO the great annoyance OF the Felerals who say
they are determined that Kentucky shall again win
for herself the tide of 1.-THE dark and bloody
ground" rather than she shah be free TO choose for
lerself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

THESUHStazfNER, HAVING. RECO-
YER 11off ffsTIare Illness viii attend his
office from TODAY, and viii be pleased to see his
patients and the public generally A splendid as
sortInent Of GOLD FOIL and other materials On
hand.
Persons wishing to see mo on business. after ofe
hours, will please call at MY residence on Marshal
street, between First and Adams
NJ A. .BLANKMAN,
SO los Surgeon and Dentist. SO Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

OSf DQG.-Stray,-l from nv house,
: I gI 81 SiNt.s~ti7'et. tctwa.E Clay and Leigh,
.Ht'' 10 the EEEue OF Be- Boston" | Will bay lba-
i- Iy"dd fyr A:u II brought TO me- corner Broad
A slferJa, opposite the Theatre; or 10 Inv
i'+-t' n ol'asi -ttcct, b-t ween Clay ard Leigh
60 80 ROBERT A. T.. DABNEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

N NOTICE.-Always On hand, and for
/ \ sale, NEW SORGHUM BARRELS, LIQUOR
BARRELS, FLOUR BARRELS and KEGs of ali
kinds and sizes; BUCKETS. TUBS, &c. Orders
can be left at i. Dalarue's grocery, No Franklin
street, or at my cooper shop Seventeenth street.
corner of Baldwin, the Central Railroad work.
shops. Delivered anywhere IN the Sity grstis
&C l7-Im@ IT. METZ0EE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
FROM PETERSBURG

Rumors We're a1ioat yesterday morning that fight
ing had commenced the Petersburg lines, but
evening failed 10 bring anything entirely oonfrma-
tory Of the matter Yet it pretty we'll ascertaned
that the Federal batteries opened on large portion
OF our lines on Saturday night at nine o'clock and
both cannon and nusketry continued to be heard
during yesterday. morning, at tiules very heavy
Present indications point to a heavy attack Oh our
extreme right ere long
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

sHFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lust
: on Tho 81 Of OCTOBER on the road leading from
-JethAniesyiio toth~ Ola Church, Hanover county,
= ECEHlitItAIE FOR 4 FOUR PER CENT CON.
lEDERAIE BOND, 500. The above reward will
BE- pad cn delivery 20 TINS office OF 70 Dr. J. c.
llMPkIN, Ncchanicsyiic
80 ic-lsNGwa JAMES VIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
THE DEPE4F eFPRIrE pENIED.

MONTE, Eover.bepss-j special y the A.ioss.i-
ser, hoir1 SenstYbis "a ts sth, says tha. &smphs
Chicago. Times foi seeA4sth pTonounces IL, dis
patches claiming s1cssles over PTios bogrs and
SAYS that they &sres.sten up Tor election purposos
GueTililss are III fsLye operation Ca the Mis-
sissppi. 8 %as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
FROM GEORGIA.

1't anAee corp III Atlanta is still harassed by
our forces, but is sad to have twenty days suppli.s
if they put up with half rations Two hundred wa
gons, loaded with comissary stores got in TO them
safely last week. while cavalry was scouting in
another direction. They came over q country road
On the 2Zi our cavalry struck the railroad between
Marietta and Winnings station, tore up several miles
OF the track, and captured large train loaded with
ammunition and rifles which they destroyed also,
picked mp a Northumberland, major forty-two
Yankees and fifty head of fine beef cattle
The enemy. have contracted their occ1nation to
the inner lines OF the Notifications in Atlanta
They occupy the hill OF which the City Hall stands
having strongly posted entertainments about it.
They have destroyed all the frame houses stables
etc, in the city and used the material for fuel and
to secure clear range. The female seminary was
razed to the ground, and the material used in
sfrenStheningtheir totts, barracks and posts They
forage in the neighborng counties with entire diy-
aioTS for escorts; but lately they have found bit
little subsistence and have become very much
alarmed for their prospect of supplies Their source
OF supply by the railroad is completely cut off Our
cavalry destroy the railroad as rapidly as the enemy
repair it.
There are eight hundred Yankees in Marietta
which post is not strongly fortified but that a
rapid movement on it, with superior force, would
easily secure Its capture. The garrison there is on
very short allowance of rations and it cannot SUBJ
sst off the vicinity. All the frame buildings have
been destroyed for fuel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

.eSi', p CONFEDERATE FOUR PER
= ! CIEf CGBTIFlCsTE FOR FIVE HUN
ht-i-O DOt.LAHS issued ,y Lancaster & Co. de-
io' 'ai-t5, 80. ISIS; dated March 81, 1854. The
""i,i va Aisslse deliver it TO LANCASTER & Co,
O., - She jla1si,ignci -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

OS I, YESTERDAY ts,esning, the DE
= SCHJFIlFE LIST OF T,iiva;e William O
hto' cofgTlg -. Iachardson's battalion light ar
'A-'tE' he F1i tie Invalid Corps. The finder Will
''nI'i hTSf, end bo suitably rewarded bv leaving
Il NJ lo>r4foaa,uaItcts, General Usrs.r o6nlnand-
- st"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
FROM GENERAL FORREST.

An Official dispatch was received Saturday morn
ing al the War department, stating that General
Forrest had captured ON the 29th and 30th ultimo
two gunboats and four transports on the Tennessee
river one-half Of which are still seryiceable
EAST TENNESSEE
The Yankees are az GreenYille, in East Tennessee,
and we've pushing cut scouting parties from there
lt,t Friday. Our forces hold the country as low
down Carter's station, twenty miles from Bristol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

AFrRNPT TO CRoss TIE LIsEs-Dr John Cooley
was committed to Castle Thunder on SATURDAY.,
charged with attempting cross our lines into Yam
N nee land Dr. Cooley is native and resident Of
thls city. On Friday morning, he managed, by
some means 10 get on the FIeder.cksburg traiu az
the depot on Broad street, without Obtaining q
passport and reached Milford station before his de-
nnqusncy was discovered nnd he put under arrert
\ snort while after the train LETT Milford ON its re-
turn TO Richmond with the prisoner on board no
Sorrowed poeket-knife from gentleman sitting
sy. and with II stabbed himself in the lofs breast
osieie any one present had ths slishtest fntation
"a "a nis intention. The wound il not considered
1.anssrons one, though nom foss Of blood at The
liie ne Iainted In the car. DR. Cooley va, an as-
surgeon III one Of the hospitals In this city
InE corRTs.-The atne Of Judge Lyons was oe=
cupicd on Saturday in hearing the Argument in the
Aa6eds corpus case of - pastiar, claiming ex
einption from service on the ground Of being an nm
domiciled foreigner. It win be- further Leer,l to-
day.--The petition ofL, G. Polk for dissharse from
service, he bsins Aarylander, was granted, and
the petitioner WAS released from custody ---AIex-
ander Adkins's petition for dscheyge fforlAsryica
was withdrawn upon has own motion. S-fT
"A number of small cases were tockessd Ia the
Mayors Court, but none of them were Of euch 4
character as 10 require enumsrstion. =
The Confederate Couft Was not In ssssion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

ENARM OF EIGHT HUNDRED AND
l FIFTY ACRES For RENT, WITH USE
or FARMING UTENSILS, &c, FOR THE
YEAR 1868 The above farm, OF eight h hdnirea
aud iifty scr0s Is ia Chester1eld in ten ,s,ilps OF
Richmond, the Petersburg turnpike. 4 he dwell
Iing large and comfortable, witt, haISs. stabirs
l,--b0usc cc orchard, fine garden, &c E To owner
VIII take money rent, bu; pIefoEs 10 rent Il
est "a sherea. For t"ins, apply To 6GUBDs i
WILLIAMS, Auctioneer-. &C 4--e,djt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

oST, on the Plankroad, between Mr.
James Guests and Ca,v ara Il,;,a s,roo,' >,
a-NDN'S GAIrER; nearly new: EngiiSh mann
l"1'ufo. suitable reward will be giver, for lis 70
I'm 20 t's 9f'lcc. or 20 my house on Cary between
A'''' aug SECOND streets. JOHN FISHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
LOST STA YED AND Syo1FN

NMENTf-FIVE DOLLARS RE.
4 WARD.-Straycd from my housc, on ve,i,e'-
,N nay 'nc "a instant, large BLACK siAsTIFF
:, -, WIN large brass collar on will Give fh,
N|Fe reward II brought 70 me, or for inf5,1na.ino
~ '''' may get him, ]. C. BAGNALT. Baker
- -. corner Of Twenty-first ana Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

DICkED UP, on the Osborne turnpike
( rood, some days gone by, IN INDIA -RUBBER
Ek'oAf. The owner can get il by describing
tAe sam" ana paying for this advertisement
. 10 1--its MARTIN IpUHITNANE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

.NAYAS TAKEN Up, IN Ny CORN
~ FIELD .Slbaj'S ednlon,) Octobar 18th a.
sAi. rcd hCEFALO COW, with long tai Ihc
o. VA, tii, pay charges and take her away, or
= ~s~a "a ." dealt with a. the law directs.
lie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

NOR RENT. -" WOODSTOCK" on
L the ChckahonsiRys containing four hundred
acres, two hundred and fifty cleared and fine land,
wiu! g'cd improvements, good garden and orchard
Of schoS aud apples 0fir and. ons-haif miles from
hi.fnond, for ie"t for part of the crop money,
shd Possession gwen immediately. For terms, APP
lYt GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
40 1T Apcfioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

SIDRE FOR RENT, on Governor street.
y fist door above Puroell, Ladd d Co.'s, eofner
of Nam. Apply up stairs. oe4-sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-19
OBITUARY

Mr.. ISAAC KEEL, died suddenly, or Inc
Goth Of Senten1 Der. at his residence n Char
louisville. The deceased was . native Q: a.
exandria; where he vas born on tAo !th q JH2~
nary, 1919. He renamed N the P!ace q ms
birth until it was occupied By the bedara!s IN
1861 when, >cith his family be l"11-n0plng u
return in few weeks but alas never again -
be greeted BY its familiar scenes.
H. came 10 Charlottesville nearly three Yoara
ago, and constantly rernalned there un1! IAa
day Of his death -,
Mr.. KeIl was man Of inqulrlng NINA, "A4
that, 1lotUith standing the laborio usneSs OF n:
or ling, there was scarcely any branch 81 uSeiu!
knowledge with which he was not son1eWA@;
acquainted ,..
Besides, his life was characterized by honesty
and benevolen. e such as GO not ~ ways l1>!A
the career Of men. I hardly ever kne" . man
Of more real integrity OF character, ar0 ten
derness Of heart. -.
His syD9pathy in sickness, together with MS
unusual skill in nursing rendered hln1 & Iios1
Important parsonage in the community "h5Fo
he spent the greater part OF his NE; anc many
citizens Of Charlottesville as well as A1eSsL
dria viii never cease to acknowl edge their n
debtedness to him tor kind services TO them.
selves and their friends IN affection. But none
u0p,n os !,i7 feeling as th"Sc
over whom he mad spread the protecting wing
Of father and husband. 10 them he was gen
tie and indu}gent to q fault His home was to
him retreat from care, and when absent from
it, he yearned with child-like heart for It's Joys.
Most l<eenly do those who have lost so nlucA
feel this bereavement. May he who is s. faith
ec to the fatIlerless and husband 10 the u
dow" sooGhe them IN sorrow, raise up friends
for them through le and lead them to that
'rest which ceInaineth for the people OF Goo"
\ FRIEND.
On Tuesday. The 18th inst, BE AURELEE,
youngest daughter Of Rudolph and Ursula
Massey aged years and ! months. Thus HI:
Goa within i've. days called Little beaora, to
join her dear sister Hede in Hraven ~ her
funeral will take place tomorrow morning n
10 O. clock from her fathers residence, on Fey.
CON- between King and Prince Streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-19

4 National j7cnventian of oa21&:os a2s he,!
st syracuse, n. z, last week. F:cd Dous!sxs
presided. 4 '.DoclaratioD Of Wronas and
Riehts' vas odopzed protesting against he
;nf};ynitias hsanad ,1por the oo!orea peon2 }e
denial Of the right 81 representation, e..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-19
GOLD.
NEW <>R11. Or > g. Gold, t''-sIa
81 AZ RED.

IN u ashinzto11, on the 8th Inst. by The R@7.
H. Gurlev, VARIOUS =. AUSIl +, locner-
" Of Virginia, TO Ms. G. 3. REN = ( l. Qaoglt-
Ter o. li,:. late Daniel E}enner, Q! :@eorG~to#1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-19
Gh< zz1exuu8zia 0Hzftte
WEDNESDAY EVENrN<9 OCTOBER 10.

WEDNESDAY EV EN- tNs5 O.-L1 .1..r.-.-- -.
Mess,s, Gvynne AIS: = G. Berry, citizens
of this place. were ac:estea yesterday, 20 'aSS7
tha n1ace O.. sIle railroad trains Of TWO other
citizens. who had heen released,
no,ifical cuaaing Of the friends OF Mr.
lincoln WAS held in this place ast night ~h'c
uos .ddrassea },y Nr. e, G. CorrlnEton, OF
Washington aud Mr.. ". D. Massey OF Al
exandga
writ of error and supersadeas has been
orantea ~ the case OF Robert Mc{3ure, tried at
The last tar1n Of the County ConTt OF THIS
county. -
The Fe3eral noops under Gen. Asboth, have
burned the greater portion OF the town OF Ma'
rianna, in Florida.
The Republicans claim 10000 majority III
1he recent election IN Ohio including me sol
diers' vote.
MAJ. GEN. BIRNEY, u S. A., died IN Phil
adelphia Yesterday Ee had been engaged
much in operations 10 the South.
Two officers Of the Missouri cavalry fought
duel in St, Louis, the other day-both we're
wounded.
A man named Sykes, of Indiana county,
Pa. died on Sunday week, from the effects u
eating freely Of chesnuts the day previous
Thok; cl> s;d ufte7 ii ttennessee and
Arkansas into the Eieids.
Accounts from North and South Carolina,
in the newspapers, represent the corn; potatoe:
sorghum, and other crops: IN tbose States, IS
very abundant,
The weather is now remarkably fine. The
air is brae:ne but no: 100 much 50. for the
season,
Information from japan states that A1nari
can claims upon that Government are IN Z lair
way Of being satisfactorily settled, the japan
ese Government Showing 81 asnicahle disrosi
sion Ca that end.
A paper substance, to be used Tor Eoookb!2d-
ing, has just been invented in England. Il
appears to receive gilt impressions With the
distinctness Of morocco, and It can he washed
With soap aud vater when dirty.
s~-
There has been some firing Iatc|y between
the Confederate batteries in Mobile harbor and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-19
Italian Affairs.
1.oEan efTsics are again becoming interesting
AlstLI.1 "' Io,

7,o1;an affs;cs are again becoming interesting !,
j ;7;snatcl, from the French Nln!a'eT 81 po'"
a;on Affairs. addressed TO the Frenc1 N'nss*eF
- Rome. dated September ~ is pun!'sne &c ~
rhe MoDiteur. Il SETS oat with 1ec'aFa@1''''
thar me rosir;on occupied hy the Fre"ch Il
Rome has long been 3 cause q serious oo''Sao'
arar;on t. the Emperor, ami that It VAS 'le7eE
;n$an,e1 70 mako the French oocnpatEo'' per
uanent
The Official Gazette uf Turin publishes me
n,ooramrne Of the naw Italian ministry, III
which the following passage occurs:
"The Cabinet accepts the 1onyention recent
II simulated with the Imperial Government
~ France for The evacuation BY tie freEcn
TROOPS OF the pontifcal territory, as a!:o the
condition 81 the transfer OF ne "apnaA 70
another locality.
r!,e:e IS beginning to be some Speculation as
r. what has become Of the litGIe brig VISION,
which lelr New York about the 2SSh OF june
last. bound to liverpool with nc cargo, and
crew Of two men and dog. She was spoken
once during the voyage. when few days ont,
hut up 70 this time no Information mas b3en
| received Of her reaching Europe. Inc 'asS
Europesn advices were up to Oct. g. at which
time the Vision had been out over 80 days.
The n3erchgnt tailors Of New York lately
,, announced their differentiation not 10 employ
| any member Of the Journeytnan tallors FRO
| tective and Benevolent Union, in consequence
! - tho demand Tor higher wages lately made
| by that body.
| IT, II I: e = r. - ~,
been very successful one, although the last
season has been somewhat prosperous. Three
vessels hare arrived, ai?o ahnnt twenty are e1-
pected,
] A; recent meeting of the international as
soclation for the advancement Of social science,
at Amsterdam, one hundred and sixty mem
bers signed an address 10 President Lincoln,
applauding bis perseverance, against slave
holders.
L il stated in the last foreign pagers that NJ
Sfarocr, late French Minister 10 Washington,
has been transferred 70 Sladril, and NJ Cha
! Ieawar5 nard appointed 10 Washington.
t3r>eat excitement prevailed IN Mem. his %
Sunday last, III consequence Of 81 =xpec1-
od attack on the city " & stroug body OF For
resi- force which waz reported 10 be 8 short
<1iSta;ce from the ely,
IL the list Of vice presidents q Lincoln
ard Tnhnsnu pcrnyar c;r;, rru.niyad =, Nors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-19

L1OU = Don Fairfax street, Saturday, &
Il smal SUM OF MONEY, which the OWL
er can have Qess cost Of advertisingJ BY naming
amount lost, or otherwise proving property
Apply to John A. Field, III Nm. Arnold s.
No 81 kino street oct 17--31@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-19

4 man named Iareton vas srre3lel On Sat.
uTday night at The Baltimore depot in Phila-
deIphia, on the charge ci picking pockets ~
lie vas y passenger On The up train, and when
near Havre &c Grave way detected with bis
band il 3 E5oa<[eu2u' 1eolkse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-19

y family. Euslise At tbs Gazetta OE1e.
sep 2.-t2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-19

2azs~ The Second Annual BALL. 81 The 4 *
ANDRIA LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS, vii! taAc
place at Chapel Hall, this Wednesday neAt
October Is. The best band has been secured
and the occasion is guaranteed to be IT," bet
ever in 4 Alexandria. None but respacta bis
had from either Of the Committee: B. HaM~
burger, g. King St: NJ Hir5ilfel OF Schwafz 5
Dry Good Store; ) Leopold, l24, King ST.. ;.
F]eisher, King near Washington st.; \. Lia1~
helm, IS, King ST.; D. Sanger, 49, King ST.
oct l!-nL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-06
DUBLIC SALE OF LANDS
THE PARIsH OF ST. HELENA, BEAUFORT
DISTINCT. SOl tn CAROtINA

the ntsa SID Of
for sss ocse
APPROX ed June I, 1862, and Of the act amendatory
& ns 81. sn 49, Williams F. .ss
liam Henry Brisbane d United States Direct Tax
sale viii Be held At the Office Of the
a Sf
sommenc ng on the 18th day Of February, 1864, at
following tracts or parcels of land, to-ait: '1'
ON ST. HELENA ISLAND:
The MarioL Chaplin slacs, the Daniel Pope Place,
s:ss r SsSdr
ON LADIES' ISLAND:
Bluff Farm, Palmetto Island, the Wig Place,
Lawn, Fair Lawn Bricksard the zine Land Pis U"a
laurel Hill, Lucy Point, Belua, Point, A. hdais,
the Jenkins PINE Land The last three tracts e Of
land VIII be sold subject to the ri ht Of the Uated
therefrom, without compensation to the owners.
ON poRr ROYAL ISLAND:
The Henry Stewart Place; 'pring Hill, Otahsite,
the lillian PeTrryclear Place, 9rsngeburg, the
1,d bss s s
Cherry Hill, the Tom Bsysrl PLACE, the Haber-
Woodward, Rice Park, the Campbell Pine Land.
Woodland and u 9 Pine Ind Tract. except two
hundred acres OF the same heretofore redeemed
FROM the tax sale by Frederi A. Eu. tbs; Harbor
ISLAM eripp's Island, and Capsr's Island, The
st six tracts of land will be sold subject to the
right Of the United states to cut aud remove the
wood and timber therefrom without compensa-
ton TO the owners.
The lands TO be sold compre III nd in all abont
twrnty-three thousand acres Icy are to be sold
il dysi parcels, Lot to exceed three hu red
and TWEEN acres to sny one purchaser Said s,le
vii, not be Rert ocen longer than sixty DAYS from
tie CT mmencement OF the pame.
Ard we do further make known and declare tha
the said lands will be set up for sale at one dollar
ard twenty five cents an acre each and that rha
ssme vii. not be sold unless the bid sdyance be-.
you'd that sum, aud that y hen any tracts or lots
OF land have erected thereon dwellin s-houses
barns. and 9th, out HOUSES the same will be ap-
prsised At the cash vaius thereof q d in case any
Of the said lots or tracts Of land which the said
holdings are erected shall fail y hen efered for
sale q sforesaid. to be Did up to sum equal to
one third part OF he apprai ea value thereof, the
same viii be Withdrawn frcm this sale
he u mmissisl ers reserve single bid to be
publ ,ly mace by them, or by thrir authority. on
eas parcel tract Ct land offered for sale, such
sun es they ay deem eligible not less than
one third Of the arpraised value.
Given uuder nnr hsnds at the towTi OF Beaufort
aforesaid, this 5th day of December, A. D., 1863
b SMyfH
w = WORKING,
VIM benny BRISBANE,
o. Direct Tax Com m,ssioneTa tor the
De 10 iaw2m District Of south Carolina,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-06

wIsTAg.s BaLsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, Colds ami ali Lung Complaints.
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs Coids and al Lung Complaints.
vIsTAR's BALsAM CT WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung Complaints
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, Colds and ell Lung Complaints
wIsTAR's BALsAM CT WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs Colds and all Lung Complaints.
WISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung Complaint
WISTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung Complaints
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coueh,, C,lds aud all Lung Complaints.
WIsTAR's RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, C,lds and all Lung Compla, nts.
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, Colds ana ell Lung Complaints.
Discovered by distinguished physiciau. Con-
tanning TO mineral or deleterious ingredient but
every thing agreeable, it has, by the wonderful
cures it has effected, been constantly apureciatroa
Ia public favor, and is firmly established as
the
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
for every form, however severe of
EULHONART COMPLAINT
not excepting that II ost fatal Of all diseases
CONSUNP7ION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-06
s. cents per hundred pounds.

The above form Of proposal win be adhered to
Is closely s. prscticaoe Other forms viii D.
ceived by the Depa TIM emit and duly c,n.dsces
proper guarantee that the iffsr j. alba to iul.
I'll TIE contract, certified to BY The Clsrk OF tae
nearest district Court or United Ststss District
attorne mus: acc lmpany the proposal or it wall
be rejected.
An cath of ailegiapcs to tie United States Gov.
errment r ust also rccompaav tie proposal.
The contract viii be awarded 10 thu iowsEtre
epop sible party parties VII VIII be daily IA ID
by mail or 9TH rv se that .heir bid is accs pie 4
and hey will mnsG atty bs ii red tt s1t ar into
contract under BONDS tn the amount of 3 GaA
Bones to OF properly certified 20.
Bid ers may be present in psrson when the pro-
possls opened.
The Post ofice address Of the parties proposing
muet be distinctly written upon taa proposal
Proposals must be addregsed to Henry Jnhnson
Medica! g K and Purveyor, q. S. A.. Wa hing
ton, d @.
The Department reserves the right to reject say
or all bids deemed unsuitable.
HENRY JOHNSON,
M.S K. and Purveyor, II. g. A.,
Warrington, n D.
Printed forms Of Proposals can be hsd at this
office fe q