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Washington telegraph., 1864-06-01
HEAD-t1Rs. BUREAU OF CoNsoRIPTIox, J
DEPARTMENT Trans Miss.
Marshall, Texas, March ~, 1853. J
General Orders No. 3.


II In future conscripts will only be permit
ted TO volunteer IL, and be assigned 70, tie in
tantry arm Of the service, (the older organiza-
lions of the service having the preference) un-
less in special cases, which must be referred to
Department Headquarters, with the reasons
stated in full.
III. By instructions from the Secretary of
War, the claim set up by the officer Of the Nitre
and Mining Bureau, that any Government Con-
tractor making affidavit that any conscript is
wanted for his service, is entitled to claim for
him an Ltion and detail the fact being
certified by the officer, cannot be allowed. All
details for new service in the Bureau of the
Government, must be made by the Lieut.-Gen.
comman ding, the Brighten. in charge of this
Bureau, or the Commandant of State.
". In view of the great increase of special
applications for exemption, and the facilities
with whieh signatures are obtained, it has be-
come necessary to prescribe regulations for
proceeding in such cases, 10 prevent the allow
ance of exemption in cases specially presented,
and supported by many signers, with some
show of testimony, but without real merit.
The officers of cOuscription will therefore be
governed by the following instructions:
lst. Every application should be sworn to by
the applicant, and verified by the afidavits OF
at least two respectable citizens, who are per-
by them.
3D. Applications so verified should be care
fully, particularly, and vigilantiy Investigated
by the local Enrolling OEicers, and a report of
the facts. with their opinion in approval Or
disapproval, forwarded through the proper
official channel, with the application to the
commandant.
Sd The investigation should not be confined
to an examination of the papers alone, or into
the truth of the statements thereto made, but
should be directed with view OF aseertainng
all the facts and circumstances of the case. and
the exact condition of the parties with rela ton
thereto, that an intelligent opinion on it's mer-
its may be formed. For this purpose enquiries
should be instituted Of persons unconnected
with the application. The report should be
somewhat in detail, setting forth seriatins the
facts developed in the investigation, giving
briefly the reasons for the opinions expressed
and instead of being put in the form Of an en-
,dorsement, viii be made On a separate sheet Of
paper.
4th. In expressing his own opinion OF ap-
pro7aI. the conmandant will state whether he
recommends permanent or temrorary eXemp-
tion-and, if temporary, for what length OF
time.
9TH. No application will be considered un-
less Investigated in accordance with these in
-structions
By command of Brig Gen. E. GREER,
16-4w W. STEDMAN, 4. 4. Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-01
Lost or stolen.

TROM the store-room, opposite the Clerks
/ office in Washington, a GREEN MOROCCO
CASE OF POCKET SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENrS. The case was nearly new, but part
of the clasp was gone. If stolen, 1t Will most
probably be offered to some surgeon or ply
81 cian / will pay Twenty-Five Dollars for Its
return. BENZ. p. JETT, SR.
1I.v7o 1874 1913
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-01

How TO TAr SQUIRREL SEIYs---IIet the hides
soak in lime, or ashes VIII answer. until The hair
can be easily removed. Then soak short tire
II clear water, amer when dry. and ru6 fhe!n
thoroughly with soft soap f0a E-ill find. after
cleansing of the soap, that your hides VIII se
very plant and beautifully tanned.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-01
H'D Q'ks RBryoID's BErGADE,
gMaNaTrsS ntd RriraSa


H'p Q'Ks RBryoLD's BETGADT,
(McNair's Cid Brigade
Near Pollard Ala. April 5, 1861.
To the Young Men or ArLGns1s:-T 10 those ot
you who have not We; entered the army, would
say con-. forward and join this Brigade, com
posed Of the 1st Mounted Ridemen, I'd MID
Riiemen, 4th Battalion. 4ih, 18th, and 3lst
Arkansas Regiments. These troops have done
much 10 achieve the Independence Of our eoun-
try. They have re-enlisted for the war. They
have endured many hariships and are get
ready to endure more. Their flags bear rhe
names Of Oak HR,s. EttEera. Frrmiagt5z.
Richmond, ky.. HRrtresS50r5'- Ja.ts0R na1
Cii..anqUga, and IN each q those battles tley
won tine reputation OF being among the bravest
q the brave. Their ranks are thinnei AMI
they need recruits. Hereafter. when our corn
trT 81 hill he free, prosperous AMI happy, il wi-l
3. counted an honor 20 lave been member Cf
one % these old regiments. Young I-en
you desire 10 enter the army, step forward ard
FL the places made vacant ly tie death Ct gIi-
liant soldiers while fGhting for their c0un-rys
freedom. Fathers, If you desire your soIs r.
inter- the army. send them among their Cld
friends and neiGhbOrs who have been igBfiLE
for nearly three years. lie: them come ard
join a veteran regiment that they may share
the honor and glory of its deeds. To those
wEo desire 10 fsbt ~ nome Mcnl1 say u
makes bus little difference where the blow -E
struck. II il is effectual!y struck. Let those
men who deserted from those regiments, atone
for the rast b. good conduct in the future,
but let them stay where they are, we desire
them not We desire good men and true wAn
will stand By their flag. To these who have
been sent 10 Arkansas .since the fall Of FicEs-
burg. and have been re-nined b. military az
thoTitr or other uncomfortable circumstance.
would say. in obedience TO Gen f. kirhF
Smith. orders, return TO yolr command win
cut delay. To the brothers, cousins anL friends
OF the brave men here, 7 would say come,
bringing wIIh you mementoss from brave meE,
ana enroll your names with theirs. and in al
ter time, when your eSuntry's Independence
shall have beer won, you WILL bless tAe day you
made the decision
q. II. REYNOLDS. Brig. Cen
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Correspondence u ihe Memphis Ba..e,.,

Correspondence u tie Memphis Bulle-ia
Lite Rock. May g.-0n "Wednesday. Jrdrr
Baxter. of Fayei-ville. was eleesed L. :. Senator
10 all the place of Mitchell. expelled. TIE ctaef
vacancy was warmly contested. occupying sarar-
al days; ETn. d. cEew leading in t5ventv-sF.c
ballotiRrs, and Col. Fizhbaek finally elected
The STATE Convention has elected Lincoln der
egates; our friend josiah Snow among fhe num-
Der.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-01
wanted to Purchase.

A STEAM ENGINE and BOILER complete,
IL for which fair price will be paid. Apply
to Surgeon CHAS. o. CDRTMAN,
in charge Ordnance Laboratory.
MARSHALL Texas
NJ,vI1 1894 ll-a*
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-01
Sewing Machines.

7 DESIRE to purchase Singers Sewing Ma
L chimes for the Clothing Department vt
Shreveport. Any one having good Machine
of this make for sale, will please apply at ehis
office.
GEO. TAYLOR, Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
Washington, May 1st, 1864. I2-3t
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-01
&o5 EEW ARID.

NOR JOINTED FISHING ROD. enveloped
4 in cover of heavy d0mestic-lest in Sep
tember. 1868, between Antoine and Washington,
or the vicinity of the latter place. / csmped on
a branch in the vicinity eff Capt. Bouldin's resi-
dence and may have lest it there. Apply at
this Office.
Nay II, 1864. 1i-sH
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-01

T Il Is unjust to say that every Ian
kee General can be bought, for we knOs
that several Of them have recently turned
their backs On the best Price we copld
offer them.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-01
VOL. XIV.
HEAD-QUARTERs DIST. OF ARKANSAS, /
Camden, March 8th, 1864.
General Orders No. 16.

General Orders No. 16.
l. All Intercourse between the Confederate
aud Federal lines, except covered by Flag of
Truce authorized by the District Commander,
is positively prohibited; and ell Pickets and
Scouts viii arrest and deliver to their immedi-
ate commanding officers any persons attempt
ing to, pass the lines of the Confederate ARMY
unless as prescribed above.
II. No letters or papers viii be permitted to
pass the lines of this army unless examined
and approved at District Head-Q Quarters. All
persons brin ging letters within the lines will
deliver them to the first CommanGant of the
c. S. Army they may meet, to be bT him
transmitted to District Head Quarters. ANY
failure TO comply with these orders will subject
the blenders to arrest and punishment.
BY command of Lt.-Gen. HOLMES.
J. F. BELTOS,
9-l2w Lt.-Col. and 4. A. Gen.
HD QBs. Coz1D'T CoSgcrIprs, Dzsr. CT ARE,
Washington, March Z5, 1864
The following General Orders are pub IsLe
for the Information and guidance OF all con
cerned.
B. F. DANLEY,
Com. Con. District Of Ark.
tiEAD-QJAnTERS BUREAU OF CoNsCRIPrIox, !
DEPARTMENT TRANs-Mlss..
Marshall, Texas, March 2lst, 1864.
Goneral Orders No. ).
1. The following Special Order from Depart
nent Head, Quarters, is published for the in
formation Of all concerned, viz:
Extract.
HD-QRs. TRANs-MIss. DHpARruExT.
Shreveport, March 19, 1864
Special Orders No. 67.
L. Examining Boards of Conscripts will.
within their respective Districts. 1e-examine
all men who have received exemptions on ac>
count Of physical disability. Sucl as are found
able to perform duty in any Of the Staff De- |
partments, viii be reported to the Enrollinq |
Officers for enrolment, as other eonscriptg. |
and seGt to the Camps Of Instruction The Ex- |
amning Boards will also, in making future |
examinations, be governed by the same rue.
BY command of
Lieut.-Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S. ANDERSON.
Asst Adj't Gen.
II. Commandants of Districts will REQUIRE
the several Examining Boards to proceed with |
not delay to the execution Of the above recited
order.
Ill. The Commandants OF the several Camps
of Instruction will furnish to these Head Quar-:
ters list OF all the persons recommended by |
the Examining Boards for duty in the Stafi De-
partmeDts, accompanied with statment of the J
character of the duty which they are capable |.
of performing
BY command of Brig. Gen. GREER.
l0-4W Vt. STEDMAN, \. A. Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-01

ADDRESS or GEx. KETSoLDs.-(Fe regret
that the following communication was aecl-
dentally mislaid, which Will account to- he
delay in It's pubic.tion:)
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-01

u. II. REYNOLDS. Brig. Cen.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-06

Zs-JiEn Elder. attributes the = z-PAy Hi,s.'s
the Uuien speaker W no have attres72a cur
,b-.a weeks Guess hes about half rig'
t,,er addresses shah b. tie mans Of keep
ON. n afice such set Of unmit- gated scounifelsa
spirators az compose the tleAei Is = a.
IN 4.-s-va the biggest k.l.i of ray tl- De-
al r,s..,- latitude q all patriots. This klni
! auite different rom the kind tie terry
tar # tire JEDI received four years 40 T.e2 rs ia
-. s.y II liz Office 70 Cully. and Lesrs,Ee7
,,-.. If pouvlas. T w4s big" FoSs5i-ea pay IL
,r, .s. esussi him to sacrifice the little remnant
INTEGRITY he then had! He knew on wa-tA ssle I
bread was buttercG.
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The most remarkable medicine Of the
dav, and the many cures that have been
performed with il in cases Of Liver Com
llaiLt, Dyepepsia, Nervous Debility. and
other diseases arising from 4 disordered
stomach and liver. places II al once among
the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world The
diseases which bjtters a-e applicable are
81 universal that there are bat few OF oar
friends who may not test their virtues III
their own families or circle of acquaint-
.t.eas and pro-e to their own satisfaction
tat there Is IT least one remedy among
the many advertised medicines
For sale 10y Druggists and dealers.
every where. 5u-34
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Hooas. STATIONERY. &c.

TIE Mcssrs Nicholson Brus. have one Of thu
largest ana a4st stocks Of Literary, Scientific, aai
Historical Works School b aks ami Blank Books
ia te CITY. T-ir stock OF Stationery, Card Boards
var.au, coiars and quality. is not surpassed Wall
aal u5ulow Papers Cords and Tassels. Window
Curtains If 4 variety of Patterns compete assort-
naut ana the beautiful patterns. fine lot ef
Photograph Albums, hand. Daily ami Weekly
Papers. and all the standard Magazines. * had IL
tier establishment. Ia short every article tha:
saaI he found in .,eIi regeiatl Books,.ry. be
hat a, TIC Brothers Nicholson oppose, C.t..eus'
Bank. Call afll see.
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GOING ST,

No connects - Milford for Springfield aH7 y r=-
FEe. a. Jrtanz. far Bellcfauarasaa. TIu. and >aa-
i}>kv: at Pqua for Toledo and Fort Navne- At tassa
CIV Al Ric1lTnoni Tor Anderson. ami Ldgan~ort. -
Ir,.ianapois for Tarre Hau;e: Lafayette. ~PF.- I'D.
III. &c. .-....
No connects Mi3sor direct for Springfield. One.
aas for MaTrsyIIIe r5aEa. for Bsefnun faIBe- a.
At PIaua for Tr5v aud DAYTON. In5ou City. Muueie.
g.: Il Richmond. tor Anderson AMI Legansport; al
indianapolis. direos r. -. LUIS Chicago and al
points west.
No runs - PIqua only. connecting Al Crtana- fgr
Defounraine; ct PlqgA direct for Lima Toledo De
trait and Fort WAYNE
No Is connects direct Ialaaapoiis for al P1iats
west
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RETURNING EAST.

No. connects At Richmond direct for CiarFauat.
PIrua from Tr1v and DAYTON: 81 rbana. direct for
~f-irrfeId and from SaniuskF. az Milford for Mars
vile ard Delaware; Columbus, direct with EIT3ress
Trains for Cleveland and BeIlai-e,
No 10 connects at PIQua. from Toledo and Lima. -
Crtana from BeIefontaipe At Milford, for aAlTsF3e
and Springfield Columbus. direct with f1Pre=s
Trains tor Cleveland and -teubenv1le-
So g cannect- a Richmond f0r Ciuci11sttf; al
T5aus fcr T,selo and Detroit. Iro4ua feE Belle
fcuniaire.
r,,r1. and for dinner az Crtaaa. Nc. ahd IL
bresk tasg Al Urbana- -ap't
euaJ Il, l-4
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A REMEDY FOR PIIF~-It T., blessing far
tire suffering 10 know that W. have etectual cure
Scr this truly TROUBLESOME disease. Nj. J. p HaLtrde
oE 1874 Second street Cincinnati. oho. takes greas
plesurc ia Informing all who suffering with pees
tat be used small quantity OF ttr. ~tuekiand Pie
Remedy, and it effected permanent cure This softas
t. b. the case with all who Htt. Of tis- splendid
preparation. Its manufactured At NJ. E;s>t Fourt
street Cincinnati. oAiu and sod by all Druggists.
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WAYNE County Agricultural Society.

z 1855 and 1854 III please present them for pay
mrnt 10 4. :. Scott Esq, Treasurer, ~ his office
Corner Main and Fifth street Richmond.
1t j. desirable that Farmers, Mechanics, stock
a5sars end exhibitors Of all classes should prepare
themselves for the Fair Of s56, which Il = designed
should BE " har the HdgHe 20. t1tr >HoU Id BIZ
County papers please copy b H. DkNNlN:
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We understand that the Ladies Of the
Soldiers Aid Society" have agreed to
canvass the Northern part Of the city to
procure provisions for next Saturday.
VITA their etliccnt sid. the city will he
thoroughly canrassed and VIC trust orr
patriotic citizens will respond with tA,;r
usual liberaIity
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-06

X Gas Fixtures, Of the latest styles and
patterns pat up promptly by the proprietor Of
the Gas Works, James NJ. Starr. Fsre-BIlak,
Coke and Coal Tar for sale. Orders received at
the Office, one door west Of E.n,w.ier Il Co.'S
and promptly attended to.
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Committees on Soldiers Dinner.

Outside of the committee in the City.
appointed for the purpose Of procuring
provisions for the good time coming
next Saturday, the following gentlemen
have been selected in the county, for that
purpose. and they are respectfully re-
que-ted t. help US and the cause by con
tributing portion Of their time and eN-
ertions in this good work They will
please report to Geo. w. Barnes, on
Friday. the result Of their labors, and
see to it that the provisions thus procured
are deposited at the Fair Grounds 10y
Saturday morning, at 10 0 clock
Jerre Brown. John p. Smith, Geo
Bull. Enos Hill, Elem WATSON, John
Hawkins. Jacob Christ, Samuel Erwin,
Ed. kerby, Benz Hill, l.. NJ Larsh. Geo
W. Stevenson, " III Haines. Charles Dou-
gan. Thomas Shcraon. Il. +. Martin, Ma
than Wright. Enos Thomas, Esq, > +.
Iredeu, JeLiaI Hampton, Richard Lupton,
Beverly Miner, William Clark
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Another Arrest.

Another Arrest. j. Bingham, editor Of the
Inlus State Sentinel. Of this city, was arrested by
tie Provost GusrI yesterday afternoon BY "rier "t
Major General Hgyey, Commander OF the pi.trist OF
fsiau1 Mr. BINGHAM was. conveyed to the soldiers
Home aud viii be transferred to tie Inltel states
AIil tary Prison. the Post-Ofce building to-day.
The arrest was made ~ substantially the sam charges
srred aninst D1id and Bow les already under ar
rest that Of being ''~on Of Liberty AMI melting
tha people TO acts violence and resistance to the al
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EDIroRs or PALLADgUA.

EDIruRs OF PALLAplUA
pEAR >IKs With your permission wish 70 ssv TO the
readers Of your paper that wI s-al. by maj.
% I'll wishing i free Receipe. with al drvls.es
fog making and using a simple Vegetable Balm, that
vii ettectuAlIy remove. in ten days Pmpes E'stehe>,
Tan, Freckles and all Impurities Of tAe San, leaving
the sns soft, clear smatohe AMI Lsauti'uf.
VII also mail free 10 sLose having Bald Heads, o.
Bare Faces. simple directions and information that
vii enable them 10 fuII grow tn of La4urian,
Hair. WLiskers, or Mgstlch-. les. than thirty
day>.
al applications answered b. return nal without
charge.
Respectfully YOURS,
TH0S F. CHAPMAN Chemist.
81 Broadway. New York.
-sI-3-ul.,
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GoING EAEr-

q 7 "7tsr3 IS crossing - t'a Slr.aEti-l3 Branch
q q thg Cereianl ant Columbus k4llAaad, al
trJana The crossing of t4e Sanfa,ky, DAYTON and
Clacuntti kaItpad. u Pigus.tIe crossing - the Day
ton and Michigan kakoad. al tireenvle. tae cross
M the Greenviile AMI MAN. hafli i = Biet-
II nj. the cross NJ Of tsle t'B=tnnat and tAlcaEo
AR Line RaIi-Raad Indianapolis. > connection tr
Louisville, 81 Louis prinZti and Chlcag1, a7l al
points " est.
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Wants t. Sell!

Want to Sell, Flower Chests, Tea Chest,
and ScaIes,-have been used one year IN
Grocery; also one Spring Wagon,
Harness. and Horse.
Johnson & Co.,
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IRON Thursday evening last, Cen Grose, III 14e =
tlsa speech,to very large auiisncs,'t the Vaughan
Corner ia this city. His history Of the progress Of
cur army since Gems. Mcclellan and Buell. were dis
placed from command, insp,ritng. and the pr
alle between these tgo tli.r. Commhn egs, vas IN
indtlbIe. His Riding of the Chicago Platform, WAS
complete AMI j., shovel coucluaTeE that toe prom
se Of ~adhcriug % the Constitution iu tie toterc IL"
q, tie Ja4 would r.-enactm-ut Of tne tl-.E-
iny rasc4ltv Of Bucltanau's administration, provided
Ltsomlck, should reach the Presidential chair. Con
Grasa surpassed himself in lis eloquent effort, a''
III, NUN rous friends here say that he proved nm 's
d. lie q fill Grs.s.
r-c-Gsu. Mansfield, addressed tie GsIlnlHs ia
their luneuare at Engine House NO. !, on Thursday
night Last, aud We It'd that much good was the
result. All German friends want is light - see
The dlrh blotches Of treason that TIE cloak OF DE
m3cracy" is made to cover up.
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An Eyer,astir Collar.

We examined an India Rubber SHIRT C3'lar,
the other day, that has recently been invented
and patented that is snei 10 make revolI-
tsnn in these neck cXpaAders SupercelUs
pneu aui muslin. They are manufactured OF
Pune White Rubber, and not ename.ed like the
steel collars, having the enamel to wear of in
atew days. They have the appearance and
comfort OF the finest linen (; and what IS great
saving nowadays when they become soilel,
. the wearer eau use a sponge and soap and thus
restore them to their original !ustre in 4 few
seconds.
The proprietors also manufacture Ladies
Standing Collars and Cuffs OF the same material
"A set Will last whole year. They are as
white snow, and entirely inotlorous.
They can be sent by mai, TO all parts Of the
United States st the following rates. post
plid): Gentlemen's Collars, 35 cts. each two
for 90 cents four for 81; or $3.50 per dozen
Gentemeu's set. Collar and Cats, 50 cts La
dies set, Collar and cuffs, Scots Cuffs % cents
Per pair, or 81 50 per dozen.
AGsNrs NANTED.-AHv person wishing Z
aci as Agent can enclose thirty five cents an
have Collar sent by mail OF any person wish
ings Collar as a sample TO wear himself, car
have it forwarded by NAL, free OF postage
Agents supplied on liberal terms. Eaclos'
postal currency or greenbacss, send IS cent
for single Collar, and try it. prectous 10
cleaning accompany each Collar or package
Money sent at cur risk a dFess. <wl;l
| money enciosei,l
ROSS & WEEKS. Paiaesyille, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-06

E1'-Do you want good Carpet? Go to tte Be
Hive store and make 4 selection, at a satisfactory
rec. DO You want goods Of any kind, 70 suit tie
Fall and Winter seasons You can be accomodats1
br calling al h. L. Crawlord's
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-06

Hams, at the Ham Corner; Dried Beef;
Family Groceries and oduce Of almost every
kind, 10 hc had at Geo. ". Barnes's, opposite
Citizens Bank.
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p I l. e s :.
\ SUkI. GU RE-.
ENVFRY BODY IL BEING Cured OF THIS
a. distressing disease ~ rlc t~e II
DR.. STRICkLA lands PILE REMEDY

Read ~ II a s-tFer=r says
Mr , p Ifaza.e. IGi Second street Cincinnati, o.,
saws ne has lsga q dreadful sufferer with Plies Ten
hong time ami has tried nearly everything and could
obtain $3.50 T..Ist. H. used tboet eae-tairth ST pet
uf Dr. StricklHn3's Pile o'utla Mt, aud il Hfda
lIltr cure Ii advises every vino IS suffering to
try il.
sta hr All Provur~tx. - eesrrs PER pct hanufac-
ttlr,I at No last Fourth su,,st. Cincinnati O. Ask
for strickfand's Pie ReaAcdy.
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Wante l. Boarding!

For Gtntlenltu wife sld small child. in a private
family or where t-re bat few boarler> Address
EDWARD care of {. &. DENNIs. Richmond, Ini-
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Bargains---Barsa arsa-ns.
$fs'aftIss'S Corner.
ILS0N & Ell LI0TT
Are determined not H. be ABOVE the Market, and
opening great Bargains IN
Shawls, Cloaks, Silk Circulars,
DRESS GOODS, PRINTS. Ac-. sc.
DRESS GOODS, PRINTS. 4c-. sc.

>AN.-"This Invaluable medicine possesses the ex-
tr4orliuary power Of re.eavin, immediately Coughs.
Colds Hoar.ness, Difficulty d BriashinE and HusA-
nssr. Such al least we have found t."
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Do You Wish to be Cured?

EAR. BUCuAN'> ENGLISH SFECIFfiC PILLS
ID cure I'm s than 80 DAYS, tbs Nsr>t case q Ner-
,,E,-s7...s Itf.--tsncv Premature Decay, ~SUuua.
Weakness, Insanity, and ai trlnAry >cAlai and Ner-
v..> t.s- ~ sa..tsr FROM hat e4uss produced
Price. 0ne Dollar per ts2x. SENT postpaid y matt
t7 ~s,Iz OF 81 order one BaA ~lll pestec; cure n
l..sst gsSes- Address:
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TnH EgasoN.-Our paper mill run out Of our sizes
Of paper, and we were obliged % 90 to indianapolis
anl get sufficient for our edition This Is the reason
VII, we az behind with issue this week.
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REPORT OF THE FIRST NATIONAL
BiNE OF RICHMOND. for the quarter
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