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PORN OF PROPOSAL.
[TOWN, COUNTY AND STATE

LDATE.
1, the undersigned, do hereby propose to furnish
aud deliver to the United States at the Quarter
MASTER Department q agreeable 70 the terms
dated Cumberland, Md.,-1s64, the following
articles, viz:
--Bushels of Corn, in sacks, At-pOr buShel
-Bushels of Oats, In sacks, at-per buShel
of 1872 thirty.tWO pounds.
lyons of BAled Hay At-Per ton Of 1000
'Ds icons of Baled Straw at-per ton Of 1000
pounds.
Delivery 10 commence on or before thO---day 0f
-IS64, and to be completed on or before the
day oE-1s8-, and-pledge myself TO enter
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security within the space Of ten
days after being notified that my bid has been &C.
''P''N' Your ob't. servant.
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nIsEAsE nF IMPRnnENnR.

When the misguided and impEudont vOtaEy Q
pleasure finds that he has fmbibed the seeds Ofthi
painful disease, Il too often happens that itimO
sense Of shame, or dread Of discovery, deters hin
frum applying to thO58 who, fTUm education an
respeetabIlity, can alone befriond him delaying 81
the constitutional symptoms Of this horTid disoaA
make their appearance such nleerAtsd threat
diseased nose, nocturnal pains In the head an,
limbs, dimnea8 Of nsht, deafnes5, nodes on the Eh
tFemlties, PrORfeslng with fightfnl Eapidity. TIN
last the palate Of the mouth the bones Of the
fan in, and the victim Of this awful disease becOm
. horEid object Of oOmmiBeFation, until death pu(
period 20 his dreadful suherings, by Seeding hi
% shat undiSeCVeESd Country nom whence
II n Gsiaseioly faes that Thousands fail vietiu
70 this terrible disoasos eWing % the unakilfalne
Of ignorant pretsnderss Who, BY the use Of th1
Deadly FbfsOa, 8ere.irT, ruin the Constitution az
make the residue Of life miserable. .-a-
STRANGERS r
Trust not your lives OF health, to the care Of man
iUnlAruOd and worthless PFStGndars, destitute )
kn0VIsdee, name or character, who copy DR.. JOhS
ston advertisements, OF style themselves, In q
pablo OF Curing, they keep you tTihing month Aits
month taking their hlthy and POIsonOaa compound.
or a. long e the smallest fee can bo obtained e.
over your own calling dlS8ppointment.
DR.. Johnston iSfhs only Physician advertising. I
His credentials or diplomas always hang IN b
His remedies or treatment are unknown 70 q
others, prepared from lie spent IN the great hO
extensive PEfSGls Praeffes than any Other PhydeiL
In the world.
- ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cured at this fnstitutio
year after year, and the numerous important eu
gieAl Operations performed By DE-. Johnston VI
messed by the repOFtAF1 Of the sA8un," "OnppI
and many other papers, notices Of which have
peargd again and again before the public, bosidi
hiS standing ~ . gentleman Ofoharaeter a1dresPOi
HibilltyS h sufficient guarantee 10 the anieted.
. EKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CuRED.
18-NO letters received unless PoStspaid and CT
tAining stamp 70 Be used on the reply. PeTSot
writing should stats age and send portion Of ndVu
tiSomsnt describing symptoms.
-4SifS y. JOHNSTON, II. D.,
Ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, BaltimOes,
Jan9-lyS Maryland
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, VA.
DIRECToRsi
BTTA q. fh1Ko- 600

DIRECTORsi
John Reid, T. P. siallcross, Geo. Z. Wheat,
Geo; Mendel. John zeockler, SAM Mcclellan,
g. W. Rran7hsim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex. Laughlin.
WITS COMPANY having been duly organized, are
a prepared to take risks at fair rates on buildings
Of all kinds, merchandise manufacturing establish.
Western rivers and lakes, and also the lives OF
persons for term Of years. This Company offers
superior inducements to farmers, whereby they can
pc insured for three years at reduced rates Thisbe
ing homo institution, composed Of some nnetY-our
stockholders, most Of whom are among our best blu
Tipess men, recommends itself to the favorable
alteration Of the insuring public, and sOlicts their
Applications for insurance wiii be promptly at.
tended to by the Secretary. &. Z .a
ONCE, No. Mcclure House, being the same for
uerly occupied by Adams Express Company.
N ARTHrR. RecfatnFV.
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JOHN REID, President.
sAM'L MCCLELLAN, Vice-President.

NO. ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. once
No. /, Mcclure House, being the same Office formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr.. J. addresses all those who have iRiuEed then
selves BY improper tnddLgehgence aud solitary hab
for either busnessy study SoeiSty or marriage.
THESE are some Of the sd and melancholy eject
produced by early hAbita Of youth, NiB; Woaknsa
Of the BaeE and Liu.Gu, Pains in the Head, Dmnss
Of Sight, Loss d lusC nAf ever, Palpitatou Of th.
Heart, DygpepsiaI NeryOnS ITTitability, DeFahgo
ment Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c.
MiNTAlIT.-Ths fearful eGeets on the mind a.
much % be dreGded-LO8 Of Memory, O0nGaEoA 9
IDEAS Depression Of SplEits. Evil FOFbodings Ave-
idity, So, are some Of the evils produced.
THOUSANDS Of persons Of all ages can nov ju1s,
what e the cause Of their declining health, lOsl
their Vigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous a.
ave-. ennEh and lInntolll Of eollnmntlol.
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L cure Of Bronchitis, HOarsenssA and affections
Of the throat For sAls At BOOKINGS
oetA y Odd RelloW han Drug Store,
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GUARANTEE.
We, the Undersigned, residents f. In the
COUNTY Of, Ind State d. hereby Jointly
and sev6rally covenant with the United States and
guarantee In case the foregoing bid Of--be
accepted that he or they will within ten days after
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract for
the same with good and sufficient suEetieB in .
sum equal the amount Of the contract 70 furnish
the iOEage proposed in conformity to the terms Of
advertisement dated - 1854, under which the
enter into contract as Aforesaid, We guarantee %
make good the difference between the O1er BY tho
kaid--Ard the nDkt 1oH0St responsible bidder
or the person TO whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands and seals this-day d
-lS64. "a !T--s-rg .Nfsff
Witness:
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rs.4I YOUNG MEN
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Who have injured themselves by . certain pEaetis
Indulged I'm when alone, . habit frequently IsaEns
from eyn companions, OF AZ school, the effects {
which are nightly felt, even when Aalsep, and u nc
cured readers marriage impossible, and deSiFOy
both mind and body should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of h
country, the darling Of his parents, should B
snAteh0d from all prospects and e1iOymontg Of u
by the consequences Of dsgiating frOm the path {
nature andinduIging In certain secret habit. sus
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Reject that sOund mind and body are the mo-
necessary requisites 70 promote eonnublAl hAppi
hois Indo6d, without these the Journey thFO1g
life becomes weary pilgrimage: the prospect ho1l
~ daFkens TO the view; the mind becomes GhAdOWe
With despair and filled with the melancholy Fanaf
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All the hfSdicaI1man and the Pres recommend
DR.. striekland's Anti Cholera Mixture As the only
certain remedy for DiaEEhCsa aud DyseuteTYS 1t d
. combination Of AatEinge1ts, Abs0Tbent1, etimu-
lents and CaFminAtiYes, and h warranted 70 eject
cure amer Rn other means have failed
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
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Mr.. Yates, the novelist, in, his new
work, "Broken to Harness." thus dis
courses on the character of first love-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-10
For the Journal.
Mesgrs. EDITORS /:

Messrs EDITORS
Apropos to certain jrst and we'll timed remarks in your
iss Of the 3lt ult. consuming the too common habit Of
VfyiUg crcFing the actions Of great aud noble
Generals is the following scrap from the history of Rome
the palmest days Of the republic: 1t shows not Only
o General Pauus H2meius and powerful State
blow against the welfare of the country open
Ieachery itself In bis speech to the people before set
ting to take command of the armies in Macedona the
above named General says:
beg of you as great favor, that you will not give
credit to- attribute consequence to the vague and
authenticated reports which frequently spread abroad
perceive WELL this more than other, that with
whatever resolution people may determine to disregard
they Will fail to make Impression
Inspire degree of discouragement There those,
regrte the deposition of FORCES, and prescribe all the
operltcns Of the campaign They know better than we
Or seize OF what tme snd by what dene we ought
no ether By sea- or land we to
bring provisions; when to fight the enemy and
when TO lie still They not only prescribe what is best to
done devatiDg little from their plans
they it crime il their CONSUL aud cite him before
Rut know Romans, that this great impeachment with
your generals. All have not the resolution and
rather to euer the people invade his authority upoo
SUCH rumOI- than the business of the
der to himself their good opinion, and empty
lame. tar rom believing that generals stand ii
need of advice 1 think the contrary, that whoever
would Conduct every thing alone upon his own option
and without consulting the Judgment of Others shows
presumption prudence But may ask, how then
shall reasonably BE- not suffering any persons
0tude their advice their generals, but uch are
p4Co, versed in the of and have learn
ed from experience what it s TO command and the
cOnd, who upon the spot, who know enemy,
witnesses perso2 10 all that passes, and
in al dangers. If there be who himself
pab assisting with It's counels in the you
charged let bin not refuse to tEs
service but him 60 with into Macedonia ship
horses tents. provisions, shall all be supplied any
charge. he will not take much .trnube, aud
feTs tranquility o the city TO the dangers fatgaes
of the field him not take him TO hold the helm,
and idle in port The city itself supplies su ient
matter of discourse other subjects but for these
let il be SILENT and know, that shall pay regard
any but such shall be given the camp it.
SELF" HIST0RICUS.
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OBITUARY..

1t was the will Of our Heavenly Father or the 27th
ut In battle near Petersburg, Va, to take from
ranks THOMAS EZzELL, of sampson County, mo. The
deceased was &c years of age.
In the death Of this estmable young the South has
lost Of her brave and patriotic soldiers and Company
9th N c. Cavalry, OF it's bravest and best members.
Among the young ardent and impusve he voluntarily
enrolled himself in the patriot band but alas before his
expectations could be realized that of seeing his country
free and independent he taken from midst. He
devotedly loved by his comrades in He
tive in the discharge of every duty generous charitable
hospabe, no the hearts and secured the esteem
of all who knew him, end knew him but to love him.
His death has thrown q gloom all of but
experience at his loss than felt By US,
except his devoted wife and family.
To his bereaved family would fan offer heartfelt
sympathy that God in whom the prayeru trust alone
solace their troubled hearts.
But who paint the briny tears
We shed when thus sever;
II forced to part for months, for years.
To part perhaps, yes, forever.
But If our thoughts fixed Alright,
A cheering hope ia given,
Though here prospects end IN night,
We meet again in Heaven.
B. M,
A. B.P."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-10
On THE LINES NEAR RICHMOND, VA,
NOYamher. Ist. 1874.
To The Editors of the Journal

To The Editors Of the Journal:
YCu will great favor to the families and friends
by publishing the following list Of killed, wounded and
prisoners OF Co 3, 5lss n. .. l.:
Sergt Calvin Tucker, died July 17th, 1864 from wound
received the lines July llA, Peter8bu5g; Corp
Parker died June 4h, from wound received at Drew
rvs Bluff, Va biay l6h Corp Chestnut szzsll, died
June 6th, frsn wound received Nay 18Th DrewrY's
Bluff; PriYa.es ReEj amin Best killed Cold Harbor
Va Jupe Ist Holingswor ORTIZ killed by sharp shoot
er, Peersbarg, Vs. JEne Is til Samuel Regis ter.
died July 9Th, wound received in trenches, July
6th; William Tucker killed by shell, near Petersburg.
Jay LAT Thaddeus West killed in battle at Drewrys
Butt May l6ta Frederick Wood, died July 6th, from
wound received at Cod Hsrbor, June lst Isaac Merritt
died aug. 9th, from disease VIM Carroll died Aug 9Th,
George Whitfield, died May Gath, from disease Alexan-
der nuy, Killed battle at Fort Harrison. Sept. 30th
David Lan!er killed by accident July 18th. Capt
Bel, wounded as Cold Harbor, May 3lst, aupu-
taed Lieut. Thomas Herring. wCunded in head, June
lst al Cold harbor; Segl George Merritt wounded at
Cold Harber May 3st ct Fort Harrison, Sept.
Oop Strickland, wounded and taken prisoner, Sept.
SOth a. Fort harrison. Privates John Boyette wound
ed AZ Cold Earsor June ls John Boon, wounded and
tekea prls 'ner, Aug. 17h Weldon railroad Jeaeph
wounded st Drewry'H Bluff, Nay l4sh Best, wounded
at Fort Harrison, sept. sOth w Chase, wounded at
ooo darbor, June LIST; Carlton, wounded June 17th
near petersburg GacRsrah Ezze wounded May 3ist, at
Cold hsrbor; II Ezzell, wounded May 3lst, at Gold
Harbor; Ezzel wounded June lat at Cold Harbor :;
dsIElsg wounded ct Cold Harbor, June lst VIM JONES'
so1I ASIHon, sept. soth Thomas Herritt, wounded
81 OferfS Bull May l4th; IL Merritt, wounded at
DDieSr9 bLn' May l4thi Wiley Powell, wounded at
Gsl4 hsreor, Juae 9th; Sherman Rackey Wounded 81
CCaSS."fJ Biufi Nay lam VIM Racxley, wounded at
Solo darnor May 3lst; Michael Sutton, wounded and
sSpuea OF Cold AarhoE, June lst David Smith, wound
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-10

mmsnds the employment of forty thousand to be en-
rd % pioneer engineer aborers in addition to du
heretofore performed. He favors the acquisition for
rubc of the right Of property in the labor of the
ava Government engaging to berate the negro on his
s;acbsyge, after service faithfully renaered.
The President closes By rsiterang the willingness Of this
government negotiate for Peace manifesy
possibe desired by both parties to this and
dsposition it among enemies Will be best and
ns certainly evoked the demonstration our part of
ability uushaken determination to defend our rights
Of rs them resoluely continue to devote united,
Unmarried energies the defence of homes, lives
and orr liberties This is the true path to peace Let
tread it With confidence in the assured result.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-10
FORREST III TENNESSEE
OPPOSITE JoHNsoNvILLE, Tenn, Nov.
via CoRIETH, Nov. 7tt

OPPOSITE JoHNEoNVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 5th
via CoRIETH, Nov. 7th, 1864.
Majrr General Forrest yesterday achieved another
great victory he pacsdA battery above John sonville,
and moved up his lery from below. He caught Ct
Johnsot vile three gunboats, transports and about
twenty bsrges. He planted his batteries night and
opened yesterday with eight pieces and after engage
OF ten mGu:es the gun6oss set fire and coz.
sumed His batteries then opened the transports and
barges oil of Thi3h set IRE and destroyed. The
engagement terrible. The eaemy opened it'll forty
h0witzers from forts and guaboats Not man fatered
under the of she'll Cannoneers had hammers shot
in two, and their clothes and boots shot off.
Since Sunday Gen Forrest has captured and sroy
ed Transports four gunbo a twenty barges thr
ytuo pieces artillery twenty thosand tons freight,
and three millions of dollars worth of stores Our loss
was only Ten wounded
Jacksonville is still burning The immense amount of
freight shore, covering several acres, will all be
suned, it is bur ming snd the enemy extin,
puish The fire batteries command the banks.
LJohasohvie is in Dyer county, Tenn, the Obion
river, l5O mites West by South of Nashvie.-JoUR
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-10

cd at Drswrys Buf, May 14th Cold Ha-bor May slst,
and Fort Hsr PS seh Bsns.h Waters wounded
near Fetssburg June 18th. Lieut. Smith, captured
june Jnns is at Cold Hars4r sergt Williamson, Her
ring, McArthug, John Armstrong captured OF Fort
harrfHon, Sept s0th. James Brown. d Bradshaw, G
*. Kegsisr Register, Jasper Wiliamson David La
Nay Sist and June LIST. Isaac sanderson, Smith, Kby
tucker, captured at Bermuda Hundreds June 18th.
Parker. Bowen, Pollock, captured on Weldon
railroad, Aug. 18th.
There two officers and fteen absent sick ere
ofhcer and fifteen present for duty and elevsn men
present. sick In the enemy should attack u.s. We
al willing TO do part
Very respectfully,
C. L. COwLEs, I'd It,
Cornb'g Co. B, 5Ist N. G. Troops,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-10

From the Nassau, N. P, Guardian, 26th ult.
On wednesday evening, about o'clock, the quiet OF
our city was broken by the discharge OF two pieces of
ordnance in quick succession. Great excitement pre-
vailed in consequence but soon learnt that the firing
announced the arrival of the long expected
Banshee. number of gentlemen at once FASTENED ID
congratulate the veteran Captain Steel his return u
our port, and much gratifed to find the ndeati-
gable Banshee Taylor " on board, almost recovered
from the wound he received when the Federas boarded
the Night Hawk of Wilmington.
The Banshee is magnificent vessel of the burthen OF
about 440 tons, and her engines 800 horse power.
She had the honor Of outsrppng the celebrated mail
boat Ulster ia across the Irish Cha mel. An
other proof Of he. great speed that she left Wmn
here at p On Wednesday,-the shortest trip ever
yet recorded. She brought splendid cargo Of 1860
bales Of cotton.
Capt. Steeles uniform kindness and afabiIity-to
say nothing of his GOODNESS and bravery under Difficult
ies--haye made him special favorite with all who
have the pleasure of his acquaintance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-10

The New YORK Herald, which has been rather eva
sive and commtta 80 far in the Presidential strug
gle, comes out at last With declaration OF its plat
C-m.' Its leading points are these
l. That only road to peace lies through the des
tGucon or dispersion and dissolution of the armies OF
the rebellion by force OF arms. This is our ultima
platform, the frat essential peace. We stand
by Gen. Grant aud the armies OF The Unon negroes
and all {; and by Admiral Farragut aud the navy of
the Union, and are for aiding every way to
scatter the armed forces Of JEFF Davis to the winds
and to drive him and his despoc ruling unta from the
country the shortest and only road to peace.
2. Win the accomplishment of this glorious result
our platform OF reconstruction is that which sub
mted some two years ago by our Secretary ct State
Mr. Seward, to the French government the simple
plan of declaring the vacant seats in both houses OF
Congress ready the Of all the representatives
due from the unrepres3Ited States.
AS for the semn0nts that sill may exist of slavery
and the slave power, they may be left to die aura
death They already out Of the category Of living
issues Next with this reorganization of the Union liz
both houses Of Congress- we slaIl have convention
OF all the Stae, authorized by the Constitution and
competent to settle all outstanding burdens grevau
of any State section, class of individuals, re-
sultng from the legislative measures adopted to carry
On ths
Ii The recticatoa Of cur foreign affAirs. the next
thing 10 order, we hold, will be special ambassador
TO England with demand for indemnity for her pirat
ical sp0liaons upon commerce during this rebel
ion and Tor substantial treaty of security for the FL
ture. ct the time special ambassador to, OF
ca upon France will be require by the general voice
Ct the country, demanding Oh Louis Napoleon the with
drawal of bis mock heroic imperial establishment from
Mexico and the recognition OF the Mexican republic
In this connection the Monroe doctrine, we commend
us be revived aud declared extending to all the In
dependent nations OF this continent.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-10

The Springfield Republican is a Lincoln paper Let
our readers (says the constitutional Unionl and all
friends of the soldier read and remember what that Lin
coin paper says of MIR. Lncon's conduct to exchange
prisoners. Here it is: We might recover all our
white soldiers u rebel hands by the proposed ex-
change, and yet hold large balance hostages for the
coored soId,fs while their status is in CONTROVERSY IT,
under these circumstances, the leaving of thirty
thousand white to suffer and die at the rate OF one
hundred per day is practically the eyes of both
God and man-murder, murder MURDER, MURDER
what il II 7"