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New York, NAV Id.


7 h Worlds Washington dispatch
,ays: The boat which left Belle Plain,
at 10 o'clock this friday morning is
just in.
A passenger by her brings intelligence
Of the results of yesterdays (Thursaay)
battle. 1t lasted all day and Lee was
finally driven out Of his entertainments,
10 the Pc river, four miles distant.
During the night the greater portion
OF his army crossed that stream, The
! glorious victory Of the morning is thus
rendered more decisive of the Wilder
ness. Reiniorcements have been rapid
y sent forward. Twelve thousand men
left This city on Thursday, and it is stat
ed that Gen. Sigel has reinforced the
army with $4,000 men. There is every
probability that the losses in the recent
battles on our side, have been exaggera-
ted, and that the reinforcements referred
to above will very nearly make up the
actual losses.
The Times has the following:
Washington, Nay 1910 p. NJ. Dis
patches just received from one of your
correspondents at the front dated head
quarters P. NJ. Thursday say that the
rebels are in full retreat to the North
Anna river with fresh troops in not pur-
suit. Lees retreat is becoming rout.
Thousands of prisoners are being cap
tuTed. The streams in bis rear are very
much swollen by recent rains. Supplies
are reaching our army rapidly. The
wounded are coming in fast and are be-
Ing sent to Washington.
The rebel cavalry drove in two com
panies of the 22d N. Y. cavalry and two
of the New Jersey cavalry last evening
near Fredericksburg. They are evident
ly after our trains, but we have as yet
lost nothing in the way OF Wagons, ex-
cept four ambulances, captured on the
field. The losses in killed, wounded and
missing are estimated at $4,000, many OF
whom are abser' without sufficient rea
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VI tliO NhNiAJ bNAS' Set1J $1,000
Court House and is pressing on
The battle is everywhere over
whelmingly in our favor.
Terrific firing has just commenced
on the left very near Gen. Grants
headquarters. The battle is going
on with terrible energy and our sue
cess is said to be certain. Prisoners
are constantly coming in.
The following is a dispatch sent
by Gen. Hancock this morning;
Near Spottsylrania Court House, !
May 12-S A. NJ. 5
| have captured from thirty to
forty guns. | have finished up john
son and am now going into Early.
w. j. HANCOCK.
Washington, May 10. The fol
lowing dispatch has just been re
ceiycd by Senator Nesmith from
Gen. Ingalls,. 1t brings positive in
formation from the army as late as
noon Yesterday:
ave have made a ten-strike to-
day. Hancock went in at daylight.
He has taken over 1000 prisoners
and 25 guns, and is still fighting
Everybody is fighting and have been
for eight days. We shall have them
this pop, though it may take a day
or two more. They (the rebels
fight like devils. Our losses are
hcayy-can't say how many.
If Gen. Augur's force were here
now we could finish them to-day
Hancock captured Ned Johnson and
two other Generals. The Old Re
public is firm. Bet you pile on it.
Grant is a giant and a hero in war
but all our Generals are gallant, and
as to our men the world never had
better.
Yours and in haste, INGALLS,"
New York, May 10. The Posts
Washington dispatch says the Extra
Repvbicaa has the following:
Gen. Grant sends a dispatch to
the President, received last night,
announcing in modest terms that he
moved OH the encmy'S works again
at Spottaylyania Court House, Thurs
day morning at daylight, Generals
Burnside and Hancock making u
grand and impotuou3 charge with
the bayonet by corps, surprising the
enemy, producing the widest con
stcrnation in his ranks, crushing
Lees right and centre, hurting his
entire line back with awful slaugh-
ter distance Of several miles.
Gen. Grant remained master of
the field with all the rebel dead and
wounded. The rout of the enemy
was complete. Details hereafter.-I
The capture Of Gen. Johnson'S rebel |
division, embracing 1000 men, is ex-
elusive Of Lees killed and wounded !
eft on the field.
To Merchants EXCHANGE
Washington, May 1870 P NJ.
TO MAJ. Gen. Dir:
A dispatch from Gen. Grant has
ust been received, dated near Spott-
3ylyania Court House, May II. 1t
IS as follows;
"Thc eighth day Of battle closes,
leaving between 5000 and 1000
prisoners III our hands for the day S
work, including two generals, officers
and over thirty pieces Of artillery,
The enemy are obstinate and
seem to have found the last ditch
We have lost no organization, not
even a company, while we have de-
stroycd and captured one division,
(Johnson's) and one briga d e,
(DobbS') and one regiment entire"
(Signcd) L. NJ. STANTON.
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CAIRO, Ill, NAV II.

CAIRO, ILL.,, May II.
An escaped Union prisoner officer, re.
ports Union success at jackson and Bo-
liyar, Tenn.
Gen. Steele's forces are engaged for,
lifying Little Rock. All was quiet on
the Arkansas river. The rebe, cavalry
had gone in the direction of Fort Smith,
and rumor says they had captured small
town below Fort Smith.
Ii is said that the rebels did not carry
out their system of Strengthening negro
troops at the battle Of Sabine Run, but
dressed the wounds Of many and sent a
flag of truce to Gen. Steele for an ex-
change of prisoners. A rebel force is
said to be in tbe vicinity Of Pine Bluff,
Arkansas.
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SORE THRoAT.-Those afflicted with
Coughs, Hoarsenesss, Irritation a d
Soreness of the Throat, will find moth
ing SO efficacious as a Throat Remedy, as
Browns Bronchial Troches, Sold by
all Druggists.
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FREEDMENs' RELIEF ASSOCIATION
-ReY. w. II. Whittemore, agent Of the
National Freedmens' Relief Association,
is visiting this county and is expected to
present the claims of that association
The object is worthy one and it is
hoped be will receive cordial reception
everywhere.
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FOURTH REGIMENT.

FIELD AND STAFF.- WOulded-Col Geo p
Foster, Adiutant Geo French.
&c. A.-RiEed-Lieut w H Martin, died of
wounds May s privates Geo Bracy, Joseph
Legacy. Wolslded-Corps VIM Paul, James
Moscow; privates Stephen Capron, Charles
Bates, Henry Fales, Erving Gibson, Geo B God
frey, A B Hill, Sylvester Little, Calvin Harring-
ton, Isaac Morton, Geo II Parker, Chas Quind,
Geo Rice. David Wood, W H Woodwork, Ma
than Webster. Herman York.
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HOSPITAL, /
BURGII.
WOUNDED.

% REG.-Lucian Bruce, Duxbury, right arm
and side; Henry Lock, Mortified; Henr,
Godell, Woodbury., leg; 2 Brown, Waterbury
sick; r r Wheeler, Bloomington both thighs
Reuben Goodwin, Groton, leg A w Ferry
Brainuee, leg: Philo Emery, Tunbridge, knee
corp Geo Lawrence, Berlin, groin.
81 RBG.-Corp w II Woodbury., Hydepark
both hips; NJ Robbins; Craftsbury, breast, Wn
Whitney do. arm f Turner, Randolph, thigh
c c Goodwin, do. left arm amps n l. Perkins
Johnson, sick; serg II p Thompson, Barnet
thigh; H Page, Groton, left arm amputated.
arm REG.-Mlton Gordon, Moretown, wrist
NJ X Hall, Cabot, head; II II Hazelton Straf
nip; - AlloX, Waterbury, right thigh Il
Skinner, Chelsea, thigh mortal; John Aldrich
GRANVILLE, right arm amp; Harvey X Marsh
Mashfeld, sun stroke,
9TH REG.-Corp Patrick Downs X shoulder
X D Patch X. - Riker A n Bates, Barre, lief
thigh; j McCorry, Underhill, left arm amp
serg Hiram Cook, Huntington.
9TH REG.-Fred w Hooker, Danville, lief
thigh; Lyman Stoddard, Warren, loin.
IN ID CORPS HOSPITAL, FREDERICKS
BURGH.
9TH REG.--A Lisaer, Jericho, side; Tho
Henley, Richmond, left shoulder; corp II San
ders, right arm.
9TH REa.-Scrg G w Flanders, Bradford
breast Alfred Rahar, Essex, leg.
cine list embraces many from other parts Of
the state, and many uncassified.)
In the third we learn the following cas-
ualties: Loren Flood of Glover and Ny
ron of Stiles of Irasburgh, killed, L. II.
Nye of Irasburgh, D. w. Cobb of Der
by, and Frank Shonyo of Albany, woun-
ded.
In the sixth Oliver T. Stiles and Will
bur Stiles of Albany, and Capt. Dwinell
of Glover, were wounded. Capt. Dwin-
ell is at home. Capt. NJ. w. Davis
writes to his friends in Bloomington that
nearly one half of his company are Ell
Their killed or wounded.
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GOOD NEws FROM SHERMAN.

TUNNEL HILL, Ga, May II.
After three days heavy skirmishing, in
which all the corps participated, we have
driven the rebels back to Rocky Ridge
Mountain and Buzzard's Roost, from
which we are fast expelling them. Every
thing goes on satisfactorily.
(Sgned) SHERMAN, Maj. Gen.
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WRoNG DATE.-Our paper is dated
May 10, on our outside, by mistake, o.
course.
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TELEGRAPHED BY GOV. SMITH.

KILLED-Corp Z ] Williams 9Th May 0;
Geo Wild I'd, May 10; serg Geo Wright, Cabot,
Sd, May IL Geo E Stone 4th, died May 4;
Morris Page Sd, wounded in four places, died
May 6.
IN 9Th CORPS HOSPITAL. FREDERICKs-
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WASHINGTON, May ~.

Dispatches from the army dated We'd
nesday, say that during the fight Tues
day Gen. Robinson's division lost 250O
men and both its Generals, aud has no
General to command them. The divis-
ion has been broken up and distributed
among other divisions of the 9TH corps.
After action the 9th N. Y, regiment
had only four officers and fifteen men left,
except a few on detached duty.
This days "wednesday battle was
expected to be decisive of the contest
The firing has already commenced. The
rebels are in strong positions behind
earthworks, abatis, ami woods, and in
many cases ii is almost impossible to pen
citrate to them.
A person who escaped from Richmond
last Sunday has arrived. He says as be
passed out from the city, large number
OF Federals were arriving who were
captured in Thursdays fight. He says
Buffers movements were not half as
much dreaded as Grants. The genera
belief was that Lee would have part O
his force in bis intrenchments behind the
South Anna, who could easily bold Gran
at bay, while with the rest he could fall OIL
Gen. Butler, and annihilate him, will
the assistance of Beauregard and Hoke
aud thus with the commands combined
return to assaiI Grant once more.
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rive are glad of any letter for publ
cation from the army, but we are partic-
uIarly pleased at receiving the above
from our old pastor and friend; and we
are not alone in our pleasure. Mr.. Beck
with has many friends who would be re-
joiced 10 hear from bin and his new field
of labor through the columns Of the
Standard, snd oiten.-ED.
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Ii is just now reported that Gen.
has turned the right flank
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

u
TnEAsuRY DEPARTNIEgT, July 2S, 1861
Notice iG hereby given that subscriptions will be
several Assistant TToaSurcrs and Dssigna ed De-
pOsitorics, and lry the National Banks designated
and qua iRcd 10 Derostnries and Financial Agents,
fur Treasury NOtos payable three years from Au-
gust l5 1854 hearing interest al the rate OF seI on
and three tenths per cent. per hnnum, with aeml-
annual coupons attached, payable In lawful
These notes will be convertible, st the option Of
the holder, at maturity. into six per cent gold
| bearing bonds, redeemsble after i've and payable
twenty years from August IS, 1857.
The notcI will beilssucd In the denominations OF
| ATTY, oLo hundred, nye hundred, one thousand,
and hve thousand dollarS, aud Will be issued In
blank, or payable TO order, as may be directed ~
Al subscriptions must he for hfty dollsrs, OF
nome multiple OF rliy dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for sl de-
posits. The party depositing must endorse upon
original certificate the denomination OF notes
Quired, and whether they to be issued In blank
| or pay able to order. When so endorsed II must bc
left with the oineer receiving tho deposit, to be
| Tie notca will be transmitted 10 the owners,
free OF transportation charseB, as soon after the
receipt Of the original Certificates OF Deposit AZ
lnterest will be allowed TO August 10 on all de-
poetic made prior to that dstc, and will be paid By
| the Department upon the receipt OF the original
As the notes draw interest from August IS, per.
sons making deposits subsequent TO that date must
pay the ntereSt accrued from date Of note to date
Of deposit.
Parties dcpottting twenty-five thousand dollars
And upwards ior these notes at any one time will
bc allowed commission Of one-luArter Of one per
cont, which will be psil by this Department upon
the receipt OF bll for the amount, certified 70 BY
the ofIlOoT with whom the deposit was made. No
| deductions for commissions must he made from
J tho deposits.
OlneerS rceeIvlux ,iepoaits viii see that the
proper endorsements are tdu upon the original
certlfeAteI.
All officers authorized To receive deposits are
requested to give to applicants all desired infor-
nation, and sifori every fseility for making sub
scriptions -
W. 2. FESSENDEN,
jy2G!I Secretary of the Treasury.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
Another speech sr.m Gen. ,,.,,..,. !. ,

n.----, :. NSss TWIN teh, toOher.
sencrnl Hooker spoke as follows on We'd.
eDuay S last, to ~. assembly In Indianapolis
por,sa,.w hsLtow Or. .sNss-I did not como hero 10
mnrI,IP Pate W ., but TO witness merely the cere.
Gap vs sn oi dedication. I thank yon sincerely
for ,nn oppression OF Kind feeling and esteem
iin,a but do net deserve such manifeata-
,yI Thoy belong of right TO the brave men
= . have been with me, and shared with me
at danger and glory OF battle; your sons and
brothers. The honors arc theirs more than
mine; and when the history OF this war IA
written, lts true heroes will be found in the
ranks. Generals sometimes failt the men
never fall. Their loyalty and devotion 10 the
dag arc as earnest to-day rs whom they left
their homes, '"' 'i'
There Is no faltoring there. If. by any chanco
there should bo dlshonorable poace paichsd
up, the soldiers Of the army will not regard h.
Lney intend TO sec the war out, and witness
the death and burial of the rebellion, Tbi, de.
.r, 1srmination is welt known TO the conspirators
.,y hney know they cannot whip our army, bui
sney nave another hope. There Is somothing
Sen,ha. %a.,n They hope that their friends AT the
Az 18TH IL Wi, defeat as at the ballot box. Can they
ny ny Loud cries of "Neyerl,, "NoyorI,l
reI'o, I" Only hope of success on tho part of The
baJ O,. ., Is 70 undermine II. In the rear. have
hSpo 'ptne p grave doubts of Indiana, but sin ce
peon uLong you ] have none
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
q F F 1 c l Z Il g.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT Or THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
" oN 'ctoaI ,cy cO,lcsrT;
sstishcto'y evidence having been exhibited to
nc that J THEoPHILUs PLATE has been appointed
|on'W Tor the FREQ aud HNu,eatie ely OF Ham.
Aul', at PhIlsd'lphiar I do hereby recognize
AIN Astuch, and declare him Tree to exercise and
"-IJoy such functions, powers and privileges IS
hrc allowed TO ConsulB By the law of nations, or
hS the lave Of the United StateE and existing
Treaty stipu!ations between the Gov vernment Of
tiambuig and the United States.
In testimony whereof, have eaused these let.
tcb 10 be made patent, and the sosl of the United
States To be horCuHto ainxed
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington,
the seventh day of October, ammo Domini
lL' 81 oue thouHaDd eight hundred and sixty.
iour,and ofthe Independence OF the United
States Of America, the eIshty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
lN The President:
NiLLlAM Il. SEWARD,
Secretary oi state.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
tURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,

- WAgunUToS CITY, D. C., September 81, 1891.
AN ARMY MEDICAL B0ARD, 10 consist Of sur
geon Charles Trippler, U. s. A., pres dent; Sur
geOn Willism g. King, L. $. A and surgeon Glover
Perrin, U. s. A., Recorler, will meet at Cincinnati
Ohio, the l5tlf Of october next, Tor the xamin
alton OF candidates. ior admission into the Medical
stan OF the United States Army, and of suoh Az
sistant Surgeons ior promotion as msy be brought
before II.
Applicants nIust be between twenty-cne and
thirty years Of age, aud physioAlly sound.
Applications must be addressed to the Secretary
Of War, or the Surgeon Gone: al, stating the resi-
dence OF the applicant, and the date and place Oi
his birth; they must also he accompanied by re-
spectacle testimonials OF moral character.
No allowance 10 made for the expenses OF per-
sons undergoing summation, as is an indispeus-
able prerequisite to appointment
There are now iire vacancies on the Medical
Staff JOS. X. BARNES,
se2l-tkIm Surgeon General, L. 8. A.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
orr l O l A l.
FINES IMPOSED BY MILITARY COURTS.
WAR DAPARTmEST,)
AuJUTAKr GENERAL's OFFICE, !

FINES IMPOSED BY MILITARY COURTS.
WAR DAPARrMEST,)
AnJUTAKT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, sept IS, 1864,
General Orders, No. 265;
I. Whenever haes are imposed by sentence VI
General Contt-MaTtial, or Military Commission,
upon officers or eitiLeEs, the Judge Advocate ol
the Court or Commission Will make special re-
port OF the fact TO the AdiutAnt General, giving
cory oil the sentence In the case. The officer who
confirms tho sentence imposing line will transmit
to the AdjutAnt General special report thereof,
together with copy OF the order promulgating
the proceedings.
!. The lneI will he paid TO the chief Otieer Oi
tho QuaTtermaster's Department st the place
where the prisoner may be, and no other person
10 authorized 20 receive Tho mi such fines must not
he applied to any purpose, but the officer recelE.
ing them will forthwith remit the amounts To the
AdjutAnt General of tho Army at Washington,
with the nRmcs Uf the prisoners who paid tnem,
and the number OF tho order promuisatinE the
proceedings.
4. All ofhcCrr W. o hAvo heretofore received fines
will forthwith report to the Adjutant General the
amounts received, by whom paid, number and
lato OF order promulgating the proceedings, and
what disposition was made Of the money. The
amounts will be forwarded with the reports.
Dy orleF OF the Secretary OF War ;,,,
L. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AhiutAnt General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
I LIONS'S PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY!

The undersigned have been duly apaoiltc tic
only and sole agent for tho Iale OF this tuly lure
Medicinal Brandy foT the city OF Washington, D.
C., and the District Of Columbia This MAndy
has been thoroughly analyzed by the State At
ssyer, DR.. A. A. Haves, Chemist, ald Prof Upham
Sheppard, OF ChAtleSton, g. CT Prof J. n. Chiffon,
Of New York; Prof, Pratt, OF Savannah Prof La.
moni, J. r. Nichols, and pronou 1Csd by tEeR to c
strictly pure, and an excellent Stimulsnt in MI
cases where pure brsndIes are indicated.
Tie manufacturer OF this Guo Brandy guaTan lccs
Tor will refund the money! that 1t will cure ChO-
era lnfsntum, Summer Complaint wIth Children,
Diarrhma and Bowel Complaint.
PhyTic ans, are now prescribing II In place Ui
psregoric not having the doadcninc effect OF that
medicine upon the brain. The want OF pure medi.
cina Brandy has long been felt In this cOuEry. The
properties contained In this Brandy arc more
stringent than French BrSndieB. This the IA ,nu-
facturers claims are the merltS, and challenge the
world to dIaprove these facts.
Il. D. GILMAN,
Druggist, $50 Pen 'sylvauia avenue,
oc3-smf Agent for District OF Columbia.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

Anr pne hasina o,cssitn VI visit a private
VsIIn, VsIp 'n'a'n''on sre advised 10 ssll on Or.
A lsrSt Aad sueocssfui prsctioe here sni else.
.nsre enables him to gusrsnty spsrieet cure III all
Al visits And communications sitictiy pri, alto
ana ,s sonhdentiaL rerssns calling SEQ no one bu,
hs Doetnt' tebi-u
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

Nnw YoAK sTYLns.-geats,n Olotk;,.u -
Nete and FGs1foaabs "A largo assortment for Dre.,
and Business wear. Tho Ehgllsh Sack and WALK.
w Coau excel IN heauty, grade and finish any.
- WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
nr-u IA Pa. av., bot. Ninth and Tenth st,.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
( } r + I G AL.
NiLLlAM Il. SEWARD,
Secretary oi state.

WAN DErAhTMLST,I
Frnlo Marshal. GlEERAL'S OfFIA,
WAsIIIHorONr d. Ci June 80, 1885,.
circular, No. 25,
pUrsou6 not III for Eiilitsry duty and pDt liable
To draft, from age or other Causes have expressed
shcs!ro TO he personally represented In tho Army.
In addition TO the contributions they have made h
thowsy ofbounhes, they propose to procure at
their own expense, and present for enlistment re-
cru'H 10 Represent them in the service. Such
Practical patriotism is worthy of special eommen.
tation and encourage mont, Provost MArshAls,
and all other oIicers acting under this Bureau,
arc Urdolcl 70 furnish all the facilities In their
lower to enlist and muster promptly the AOoepta-
Bic representative recruits presented, in accordance
with the design heTeIA stt forth.
The name Of the porTOn whom the recruit repre-.
scnts will be lOtel on the Enlistment and peierir-
Two Roll OF the recruit and will be carried torWd
iicm those papers to tho other oileiAl records
which form his military history.
suitably prepared certificates Of this personnel
stgressliaiiJE In the Service will he forwarded hom
his Ollcc, 10 be filled out and issued by Provost
GNrshAls 10 the pGrrons "ilo put In representative
r.yruVs JAMES d. FRY,
ClT.U Provost MarShkl General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

a. THE only place where you can purchase h,,lid
hu9r goods Of sli kinds NJ price Ia
X, A. HALLS India Rubber warehouse, siO
pennsylv snia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds ol Rubber goods boauti.
hiily repaired At short notice. m.T9ltI
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
jy2G.,I
ID ECRUITlNG IN REBEL STATES
IL FOR LOYAL STATES.
MASSACHUSETTS IN THE FIELD,

The Headquarters of the Assistant Provost MAJ
shal OF Massachusetts for v. L. Virginia are 60.
tsblishei at No. 5 Warrington Building, Pennsyl-
vaniA avenue, neaI seventh street, where full in.
formation regarding t'. magnificent inducements
offered to men, irrespective oi color, to enlist for
Massachusetts, csn hc obtaincd
Full particulars can also he obtained OF VIII
LIAM SMALL, ESQ east side of l1tt street, two
doors north OF King street, AleNsndria, Va, or OF
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

bRnOuuT on LAST NTUHT.-BcautIful gold
~ Ms' Icwelry, gold pens, and Giivor-pIated tea.
~, ',Hh r ohiy oHs loll'r at the Dollar Jew elry
HrIro. iSs pcnGpylV SnIA avenue, near Four.Nnd-s.
aAii street. orIS-ots
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
GALE OF CONDENSED MULES.
4 UCTiON SALE OF CONDEMNED
n HORSES.

QrAHfERMts sTER GExERAL's OprIcE,)
FIssT DIVISION,
WAsHIH0Tos CfIy, October I, 1884.
WIN be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the high
est bidder, at the time and places named below,
MIFFLiN, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, OC-
tOber u, 1851.
WELLINGTON, DEL AWARE, THURSDAY, oC-
tober 20, 1854.
YORK, PENNsYLy ANA, THURSDAY, OCTC.
Der 81, 1854.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
PLACE.
These horses have been condemned a. UNIT for
tho cavalry service OF the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may he had
Horses sold singlS. Sales TO commence q 10 g.
m. Terms: Cash In United States currency,
by order OF the QuATtcrnaster General.
JAMES A. EKIS,
Colonel 10 charge First Divislon, q. NJ. q o.
Ocl-28t