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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

OFF GAL.
AWAIT GsHHRADs OFFICE, I
WAGHIEsToH, April -, 1884.

ABygTAHT G1HHRABs 0ITIcH,
WASHINGTON, April -, 1854.
SOlsEs WlAAA T. ruh, hI Connecticut SGVAlry,
has SeSA ssnVists4 - ssHrtnATtAl of "sondust
9SGLslG - SEED OrGE and ailit Ary discipline"
n AAS% aAh . hGHdGlSat SlRin GEAinst the
eAi'SA aAtSs ~ TsSsiVSd IGyAsut for horse
lest Il AS military service slAins4 80 his personal
property bat bSlOHSiAS to The VAltsd StGtos Gov.
~aAsAti ADpToITAAAAnU ~ hih eva use Gnd benefit
~Agh A wIus 1sdaS as provost mar.
Ses de pspArtnOAti delivering up =
AhAl Il TIE hIs-. ". Ia....,Io. a. pyoyo.t
lAE0S san 81 n0AS7 - -. NJ, ,ron.rtv
nAISAsI, - ISTssA dhaIAs '.r,,Ios Of th1I
- SsSESptAU AsssdViAG n SsnIiS, S.r.about,
1aiVsEAlG 1t ~ - san Of eSsS or III, 10 b,
GAd n having sauSs1 the GovsrnnSRI brInS y
renewed hSn . G0Vannsat h0ns AID ihsn Sc.
lAE this SAAs A. hIs OWA pFsYSrty. Also, Of using
false assouAis s.G VoashSFs, kaoWinI the sane TO
s0AtELa kIsS GAAtSAaah, fer ne PHrr oss Of OBJ
'-'-S Ne AIIrOVa 81 fake claims against the
49,. nAV = ne shatNis IN Hush
VAitsA States, s.-
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M ksESgoiAG SSaIsass L,,I
SASy Of war, AAa AlIInT. .PPIoVed By
HA'ea - NE Place Of SsAansnS", Iorh' des-
'~'A AOIssV'd ~ Ne PrSsidsnt. "S''A has
a.. Ed. TOWksREb
- AAlistAAt AGIutGnt C,S.,,,
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NEnIfLAI
.RSErIMGFE G0UF 9osTi1'N
,E,tsLi'aEI 49, aEFvsE FAop ac,e.,ssN
fLLtI sERG ugEs q. I. $500

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iloas q az Ia,h H, Bee. Tlios,, NO.. :. 4 up
''"'- "'--- 80 s'onA'A = 80: r.,
$50. .-..I . :: .=S.sE ssS Iosi.sy -
iAAnl W thsiI yishaI Ata " - y aSTA1
sae AArinesI o. ulI2es 49, ~ -
nass hops q Ashers'teh1 Nssasa Ta1.~
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and s5,l,a m Ii.s sG.liss = 49,
: II u: Al Il ! s:;s e
Married Persons, OF xe4N NJ ,Rzanana,
marriage, bong aware Il ptkkA e
EiaGt IA S sso n.s s.'I S..!; .sE4s
nay ro Iqi Sons Dc i bis s1s,ss sf5sE
sd '''''''s S. e. SSSi T = =; !. "
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may aSs S :s:a. INC Nv = :: 60 4:sE
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d.; a, = P. n P4,.S.,,s % 49, fIn4.
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80. ,..s.,S. Sifr
6; &; ): !: :. =. !: .
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&c TSi.. 90 s. g: ., :. :. .$SEs
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q ne Zee $500 9Es-
anIn1&D. marSnV ~
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, MEDICAL.
81 EoIAL NoTIor

- ~ -alH5r =, y. " ~ E.
Dr. N VkLLNY's Private Ho.pi,.i. 4, Al,
sral mo III, Corner ofsev.o,h
sic. TIE Post and p.,.., o. :. '''' oppo'
"Ss"s " aad "a,
- 'on' ~ C.
All diseases Of a pr,v,,. To-"
~, s.,.,,,s. ,..u.. '"A'"u In tho
''enoh sures effected
ss'~ SffHLLITIc IPSsrrrs- So~
......
sA1A0A, eLIHT, TRICTURRS, sEhIhIL
HnlKHpas. - ,s. ,...,, ot VoLUsTU0us
-
= " '"s
eReAEs, ksn any sauss whGtevss, or how long
'.o'0Ns"p INV '."i0A"J 'uroa A"s'
GOVT, RHHVhlTISh, NEURALGIA, and other
eupor,c nup,sPs., uPpx,s ,,,,sc,ps
NV ASS'LhS'
SoHss' ~ '0IHIS ScRoFVLA' BLoTcHES
On ZEE HIcu. UPTIoNson IN. Limb, and bodv
=
aaa all other HRUPTIVE DISEASES and DISEASE
Or Tn, BLOOD. nom vh.t.v.r cause the, NAV
-
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND uNFoRTuHATp
No ns''~ WhA, ysur disease lot no false dell
eAssT prsy.ut you nom npplyinr Immediately 10
=. x.,
~ ''nnS' "h' A'kno"ies"o !" % O' 'H mo
m''' '0ooN's''L PHYSICIAN In the treatment
NV " ''"' NAN
known yeur ni,fottune., and he will spoedlv soud
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CLOTHING.

II EFT 'EM RIsEI LET 'EM RISE
WHO cAREsi
seEt WHO cAREsi
. WHO CARES '
A six Months stoek on hand Of CHOICE
sPRrNa AND SUMMER GooDa
The bAl.nss Of our WINTER STOCK is At the
mercy Of,hs pubus, We shall not 'peSh Of 'A'n
again, -----r'
WAIT NO LONGER. NOW Is THE TIME.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We viii not carry them over.
The great Invention Of the age.
PALmERs sPoNGING MACHINE.
Every yard Of goods ,hrunk before making up.
Yst, Notwithstanding the extra expense, We shall
continue to sell less than any other house In this
city.
SPRING ovERCoATS
CLOTHING
or
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
ofevery description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and soc samples before purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend TO keep on hand a good assortment
At the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE.
J. Il. SMITH,
go SEVENTH STREET, opposite Pos, once.
Also, sIargs RESERVE in the rear, for tho
JoBBING TRADE,
Al our wholes ale and Retail Manuf.e,orv in
Washingtonians visiting Baltimore will md 1,
greatly 10 their advantage 10 call At
SMITH BROTHERS a CO.,
70 West Baltimore street,
ms-h Baltimore, Md.
- SHALL WE SAY ITw
"DARE WE SAY ITp
EYEsn
We will not be undenold BY Smith or any ono else,
WE HAVE GOT THEM.
We can sell them, and we will sell them.
WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL,
Undoubtedly owing to the fact that tho public
have found out and appreciate our motto,
MANY SALES, BUT SMALL PRoFITsi
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY.
AT 90 SEVENTH STREET.
ms-u J. BRUCE CO.
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aRkAf EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
KRN EXPRESS FORWARDERB.
ASrShaAdlsS, Honey, JsWslry, VaIaa blSa,
Notes, Stocks, Donds, GS.,
FORWARDED with SAFETY AND DIsPATCH 70 All
Aaeelstbdo sections Of the country. This Company
has AEenaiea In the principal railway towns IN the
North, EAST, WEST, AND EORTHwEsT.
Ii principal of1eos are
HASHLH0T0K, D. O., " YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTLlTORB, OILY
0LRKATL ST. LOUIS, LOUIE
VILE, LEXINGTON
ConnSstions are made At New York and Boston
with lines forwarding 70 the CAnAdAI and tbs
British ProytnSos, and with IteGmIhp lines to IlV
srpoolt southampton and HGVre, and thence by
naIopeAn expresses 70 all prominent commercial
towns In Great Britain and on the Continent
'oneotion o. Notes, Drafts, and Bills made NJ all
Hblo parts Of the United states.
G. G. DUNN, Agent,
~ wAAhinKton, D. q.
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DENTISTRY.

TA1TH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
J. RAA, vita InnoXious vapor, b. DIR. 8. .
1GnsA oND, No. 200 PsnnsylyAnIG avsnus
inVontern AAd sole manufacturer Of AnAeGthetia
hAoxiouI VApor, mot Laughing GaI,l nor ChLo.
poDEnS Ether, but strictly AnAsGthstia Agent en-.
nrslg nee fron sxhilsrAting eaeetI and peTfectly
hAFnless, causing quiet sleep, with ploAIGIt
ssalahons AAd psrfsst inssnIibiliiJ 70 pIih.
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EDWARD LIOBTE.
~ kooLIInSAa,
bod Ecsaa isisSis 9Sb~tsEsSlss sSSS,,
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DHILP q sOLonQNs,
RooKsEI.LERs ARMY sTATIoNERs,
! PRINT ERs,
-NNK BOOK MANUFACTURER
SEHHIILVAEIA AVENUE,
al works,
'~NG,
H.
~
nave SenItAntly o.
Al military and Ma,
EeW and recent PublSata,
sIn{ St1uCnsry, ali kiAdI,
Eleld Manifold WrttaFa
SomPAny Roll DooiI
general Order FILES,
Army Fay Tables,
I1Sld Glasses,
zee Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
feasion And bounty ma.k.
Record books for use al bs.So,..,
IstAAt AdIutAAt GonsFAIS' t""I'ssA " As
1lAlk books made, AAd PTfati r. dou. a, ,
1T 1hOrt netiOO. N"As W efaeT en-
5 ~ LT!I'sI I'sL. sent ~ mail sos Of postage,
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~TED----THREn COPIES OF
'"SNSa AhS ~ u A.hNaEg.
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.. oAA KRRJs
"a BuALnA RAsTLURAHP
n...,Sss 80 .h,...rNIELYANiL AVENUE.
~ ssss,iSI..A AZ ToAh strSsts, (up sfairsA
Ged AZ HAias - HAks this ~. - uLaat las
IL sa,Isi aadAs s..a6 via pisaSafS 10 -
~ risnsSt6, ~ ~ niways ben kOaorsd viz
SsatIx :, 9pLsfn sl Sthss SoSss6aot ~.
Essesrsa .. Ne sAsrsu.s Asa.. - ~
d. a. all kOlnI. - - ~
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ArEW LETTRRa pATpHT
'fHSTHHTt HEsSfyS iNn2C Hlr iSSs
H. .arsa. ~ " ~. aNppiLSALOhl
'e ~ n r. y, are thA'h
Mainline 4. ofsrs1 to ths fubIis. th.a w,u ...o,D,
Tor '' wan
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great benefit Of Chartered CompAnIea-.s
city Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry BoGts Of the
THIS MACHINE Il not at the control OF Conduo-
tors or Gate Keepers-is In no way complicated
and OF great strength and durability, 20 further
sommsnt BY US on this saving point IL nnessssarY
II Ia an invaluable
TELL-T ALE HAUHIHRI
KNoCK-DOWN SYSTEM.
Its general uso A. also wherever Moneys arc paid
| for Admission, such a.
THEATRES,
VI vi em .sas Nh. o.aer fuDns rAsss
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFICE 6lA PENN. AVENUE,
WEShtn0toa OttS, D. o.
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-i e: ~ j: Q, s "a III. css
peared 81 slH Isi sD1s bsiors q MA MIDI
. s9e a;fssfiiRs Z - SG.1 r2ta1xV q 3,
SKIN lIslAap sNOHI cusgp.
lAsir I..s.n . 4 issss. 3 8. Sii:aiss
manner =.
ISAN 4. JoaHsT0H, u D.,
shlhAors LODI hospital
dee H-N hltinors, MarylAsd.
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In Chancery
in the Circuit
Court for Ohio
county.
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Ohio River Bridge:

@ssNf0TfgE d hereby given that, on and atter
aN HasRA Sblt rs a st{ & under
the authority of its charter from the Legislature
ofVrriniz. and under the Act Congress deciar,
ING the Railway bridge at Steubenvliie lavlui
structure, sosmmencsths elevation OF the slennei
sSsSSl JIM porslsJ SbSs}ass the three hun,
dred feet designed as o channel-way -
Attention Of persons engaged in navigation, y
called to this provision of the second secon OF inc
Act Of Congress, land The officers and crews OF gu
vessels and boats navigating said river, are requlr
cd TO rssulste, The use Of their said vessels and
bosts and of any pipes or chimneys belonging
thmeto. 70 m not 10 interfere with the eevaties
Sonstruction and Us, Of said Bridge"
All persons are also notified that tho span mex
west of the channel span 10 erected at On elevator
Of 66 feet above low water and there is awaterway
exceeding tive hundred feet between the piers; ane
that the waterway between the piers next east
the ehannel span also exceeds two hundred leo
and that tho Roadway here will be clear, Is tn'
company does not intend to proceed with the erec
ton of this span until the channel span Is oemPiet
cd and the distractions necessary TO i@ creerol
removed.
All persons are notified further, that this brldg
2 70 Or ected without draw and that al the requisl
lions Of the Act of Congress have been complies
ia With by the company. 7guv -, i,
Tue erection Of the channel span win be proceede
with as rapidly as possible and due notice will D
given as to the time when the distractions VII
be removed. ,,y..,
The Holidays Cove Railroad Company,
oct3s-2w By THOMAS L, JEWEII, Pres.
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SLEEPINGCARS
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
PHILAD'A, NEW YORK 4 BALTIMORE.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
.-.f TRANSFERRED FREE. q =
.FREIGHTN.


By this route Freights Of all desciptonsoan be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
Baltimore, to and any point on the Rail Roads
Of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers by which Goods can be for
warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
tucky,1 Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and
Ports on the North; Western Lakes. III ,nd /
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton of their Freight to this Company, can rely With
confidence on its speedy transit. -r,,, ~
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, at all times favorable are charged by
other Rail Road Companies. I'll
- eB Be particular 70 mark packages 'via Penn'a
Central r. r." -. Fl ursnr- - I.r... Al.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to or address either Of the following Agents Of the
D. A STEWART, Freight Agent, pittsburg Oh
|. CLARKE d CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
H.,W. BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
r. G. MELDRUM d CO., Madison, Indiana.
]. E. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
w. M. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
r. F. SASS, st. Louis Missouri. .-F'.
CLARKE & CO., Chicago, Illinois. ~
J. H. McCOLM, Portsmouth, o.
J. M. LOVE, Maysville, Ky. g..
~ HALL & CO., Marietta O. "a. a'i .F
e. AYRES, Muskingum River. e..! ,.U &C.,
W.. H.I& E. L LANGLEY, Gallipolis, o. .
H. s. PIERCE b CO., GAINESVILLE, O.
N. H. HUDSON, Ripley, o. n.'J !
. r. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent. q
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live STOCK

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most adj u
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards, vel
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened on this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants From Harrisburg
where VIII be ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and baltimore Market. This viii also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York-Jvia allentown and with fewer changes
than any other. Sd. 1....... .... =
RNocH LEWIS, Genr superintendent Altoona
Pa. a. 20 ..l- .i'.. - 'i''" f''
L. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent Philadelphia
delphia' janll-myA
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The North Western Bank Of Vir.
ginia, Complainant, t.

The North Western Bank Of Vir- 10 >' =,
ginia, Complainant, a.'ni.l.
John Bishop, Andrew J. PANEL, In Chancery
Aaron Kelly, John Howell, Ca IN the Circuit
brisl Jacob, George Hardman the Court for Ohio
Whselidg Savings Institution, county
and Sobriskie Brady, Defend
Inparsuance of the Decree of the Court made In
this cause, shall As Trustee and Commissioner ap-
pointed by the said Court in the place of said Ca
'''s The sis1 ara On Day Jay OF NOVEMBER 1864
at the front door of the Court House of said coun
ty sell to the highest and best bidder on the terms
after mentioned, the following described property,
to WIT: part of a lot Of ground in tho city Of
Wheeling, situate on Main street. on the east side
thereof, and bounded a. follows: Beginning at
point IN the east side of Main street, ninety.fve
feet and eleven inches southwark of Market alley
and east Of Main street. thence south with the east
side OF SAID Main street. thirty three feet and nine
inches; thence east with straight line parallel
with Market alley to alley in the rear Of said.
property thence North with said last mentioned alS
Icy thirty three feet nine inches; thence with a
sraightiine to the place Of beginning being the sne
property conveyed to said John Bishop by Alfred
Caldwell and wife by de. drecorded in the CIerk,s
Office Of the late County Court for said county Of
Ohio, and which property is now in the occupancy
of said John Bishop and others.
The terms of sale are one fourth mart of tia
purchase money in cash at the time of sale and tn.
balance of the purchase money in three equal in.
stalnents at six, twelve and eighteen months 70.
spectively from the day Or sale, with interest from
said time Of SALE the purchaser giving bends with
good security for said deferred instalments and the
title being retained until the payment of the
whole purchase money. r'h5i" 2. JACOB "a
Trustee and Commissioner.
October 6, 1854. oct7-ts:
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Fifteen Thousand Dollars at Stake!!

Great Excitement mt NO. 176 Main street,
Next door to ssone & Thomas dry goods store.)
ErIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of
L Boots and Shoes offered to purchasers at their
own prices. '-l---. ~ II.
The subscribss having bought an unusually large
stook inst before the advance in prices of July and
IA .ust nov prepared to sell the same at much low
or prices than any other house In the city: II
The attention Of all, both great and SMALL IS invited
10 my stock. Cali early and secure bargains. Quick
sales and small profits tho motto adopted at this
Enlistment. .. g,
: 6NrNo troubas 20 show goods.
tET. s<-HE JOHN KNOX,
oct5 l76 Main street, Wheeling.
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ECLECTIC.

OR.h.H: LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon and n
Acooucber tenders his professional vices 70 the
citix Of Wheeling and vicinity. DR.. L. grsdu-
ats ofthe Eclectic and Medical Institute Of Cincinna
d, has bad many, years experience n the practice
on profession, and he hopes by close attention to
business to merit share efthe public patronage Dr.
= lie has given especiatattencn 10, and has been emf
nentiy successful in the treatment Of chronic diseases
ofevery variety, and especially Of such as Rheuma-
ism aud diseases the Eye and Ear, Liver Complaint
Nervous Debility, Cancer, and Ulcers, Constipaton,
Piles and diseases of the Kidneys, Gravel &C. All
osew who have been unsuccessfy treated for any OF
ito bsve diseases would find it to their interest to
consul DR. Lee without delay. Our practice Is safe,
certain and prompt, leaving mercural faint in the
systen, but cleansing, renovating and strengthenin
ID ke general system, acting in unison with Nature
herring laws. ... ins
wHERLISo, WtsT Va, Dec. 1854.
To all whom it may concern: We, the undersigned
members OF the West Virginia legislature take plea
sure in saying that we have known DIR. Richard H.
Lee previous to the breaking out OF the
pelon g. succe. sul and energetic practitioner Of
ediene (Of the Eclectic SCHOOL, both in Kanawha
county, Virginia, and in Gallia county, Ohio
g. SLACK, Senator It'll Dist. ~
sH{rtl mt low! g. DUNBAR, NJ. H. d. -.
JNO. n. PHELPS, Pres. Senate.
Office one door south Of Kramer's Hotel, Main b.
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$4,000 eT& oisGi htua eH ~
Which they oaes g re t..ds .. lovss ps..,..
Vintage 70 call and Examine before p~ess.ss.s ]
. Particular sttsntion paid b ords.. 4, anu.
We guarantee sofisf faction, both in prie, o.I u
The highest market price paid Tor Cir rS.e
wax, Faxseed, 20. \
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Co., Partnership Notice.

have this day associated With me in the Boot and
Shoe business E. BALL, under the firm Of ROBINSON
! & BALE, Mr.. Ball having had ffteen years expert
ence in the manufacturing Of Boots and Shoes of all
description better able to suit all, we are de-
tsrnned not to be undersold by any other house in
the city. Come one come all. and be convinced. We
VIII continue the business in all its branches, at No
1885, Aaiu st. corner Of Market Alley, and at i. Balls
former place OF business Main street above North
street North Whee cling. With larger stock and in
creased facilities for manufacturing, hope to b able
70 suit all old customers and all others Who may
favor US with q call. Come and be convinced. -, =
We study to please. Sign ofthe Big Black Boot VI.
oct2s. - "A ....-0 ROBINSON BAIL.
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Beginning on 22d street.
west Is feet north OF the
southeast corner OF said
lot and running thence
north 16 feet Q inches,
thence west 105 feet,
thence south IA feet Q
inches, thence east 80 feet
thence south Q feet,
thence east rs feet TO the
haartpntnR
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TO WHOM Assessed.

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Having . front Of 10 feet
2 inches and extending
back with that width the
Sntirs depth Of the lot,
and next adjoining the
south 26 feSt front Of
Said lot,
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BY . line 70 strike the
line Of Delaware ayenus
at right angles % 10l-lO0
feet 10 the said line Of
said avenue, at . point
l42 feet 0 inches from
the southwest corner of
said lot and square,
thence with the line oil
said Delaware avenue
enthusiastically 142l
feet 9 inches, 70 the be.
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tured them Young Peter remained faithfully at bis
poe. till the Rebels fairly swarmed over the battery
when he determined not 10 surrender. and fell
el 10 though morally wounded at the side Of dead
comrade and for bali al hour fignei to be dead dur
ing which time he was kicked twice aud was nearly
crushed to death by the crowd Of Rebels ockng to ex
anime tie guns.
The tide Of victory. 1t will be remembered. suddenly
turned and troops pursuing the rereotns foe
As soon cs Porter discovered that the "Johnnies"
we're filling back pretty rapidly he seized musket be-
longing to dsod infantryman who Icy cose beside
him III pool OF blood Grd gathering up handful Of
cartridges he was not long IN loading the nusket and
sending its leadea messengers after the deceived
"Chivalry." Yesterday young Porter was Acting Or
dery Sergeant Ind had charge OF two pieces Of utii'
cry which were held in reserve In rear Of Cur main
Ire. Pryotc james b. Porter Is son oftte Rev. Jer'
euiah Porter serving as Chaplain OF the same bat
tory to which his IL attached. Mrs. Jeremiah Por
ter has devoted her services or the past six months 70
tue care Of sick and wounded soldiers IN this army.
enduring untold hardsh!ps The three members oi THIS
family arc all With this army at tho present. time.
Young Porter IL on educated Christian gentleman and
fine specimen Of the true American volunteer soldier.
having graduated with high honoTs at Belot College
CHANGES IN THE ARMY. MILITARY DIVISION OF TIKI
NIssIssIfPI.
By the death OF Msjor Gen. j. b. Mcpherson qnite
number Of changes have taken place In this army
MnIor Gen. Howard. formerly commanding the Atm
Corps Army OF tie Cumberland" has been assigned
10 the command Of tire Army OF the Tennessee
MaiorGen. Hooker asked 10 be relieved from the CON-
mand II the 20th Corps. and Brigadier.Gen. A. 5.
Wiars, formerly commanding the let Division. Goth
Corps, now commando the 20tb Corps. Brigsdier
Gen Giles 4 Smith, brother OF BrigadierGen. Nor
gan L. Smith, ha, recently been assisnsd to the com
mand OF the Alb Division 18th Army Corps Gen Giles
A. Smith formerly commanded the lat Brigade, p
Diyision, 18th Army Corps. Br!gadierGen. L. h. o.
Ransom formerly ofvtbe 18th Army Cops who wal
severely wounded at the battle Of Pleasant Hill on Red
River on the OH Of April. has been assigned to thu
command Of division in the 18th Army Corps 1hi
battle of the 18th Army Corps has been called the Battle
Of Ezra Church." from the fact that one OF thos'
primitive churches stood upon the fei and was sruc'
In several places. Since tho fight our lines hay'
advanced nearly nile. We are now within u mile
Of Atlanta. J. T. IL