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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09
!" Tie National Rankin. F,Ill.

AO 4SoNVkAdA 1DtthhtuS 0Abko
The amended 'Natioo al Bank bill is
now law, having passed both Houses,
aud received the, signature Of tho Presi-
dent. Its main features are the same as
those Of the original act. The principal
changes are: -. ~ W.. ~ @s''. 80"
l. No banks can be organized with
less capital than 500, 900 ia small to rs,
and $500, 600 in cities with a population
of over 5000. .ls.I so,s. ..szD.l = ...s1s4
2. Banks must redeem at par at Ma
tional Banks 10 certain designated places,
regarded as commercial centcrs.
3. None but registered bonds can Be
received az security, for circulation, and
the necessary memorandum on these can
be signed by an officer Of the bank, Or by
the Comptroller. ~ .... .'"' ,'''.@.#.,>.,' '"'
A.. Complete forms Of all kinds, to cor
respond with the new bill, will be imme
diately prepared BY the Comptroller.
A WOMAN ATTEMPTS TO WHIP TWO
ED1roRs.-Mrs. Curran, woman Of bad
repute, visited the Office If the Dubuque
Herald last week to sveags herself Tor
some disparaging allusion to her in the
paper She was armed with horse whip
and pistol, both of which were taken from
her by the editors, Messrs. Ham an /
Scott, when she attempted to use them
After hurting all the chairs ia the room
at them, she fen to with hands and feet
kicking, scratching and pulling hair IL.
discriminatory. Finally Mr. Ham threw
her on the floor and held her there till
Mr.. Scott summoned an officer, who took
her to jail. u Neither Of the editors, were
seriously hurt raf' n. . 've sseE
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s0clohisg isean indispessibble arti-
Gle; 50 81 rad make aioe appear.
ance wi,hods csoshfss, md i Yea need
hat,2sg,b pants, and 80; - aaJshipg
else ttAhline, callat Cssad : Gilmore's
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IA tysafSSlt rssidS6ce n Upton for saIe,
cbsep. Enquire u wx.'E1Irorr. s''7't ~ /.
xa~Dssd shS Aadse rtisement Of Mccormick's
R.spS, n .n9shss cqiamn. SttI a. t. -
'S6RI THkoAr. Those afflicted with
coughs, hosrseness, irritation and sore
ness of the throat, will find nothing SO
efhcacious >, Throat Remedy, as
Browns BF sneiast Trochea. Sold by
oil druggists. 5@e a 49,
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New Army Watches.

200 Yards IT nics Bsr1s ing. and 70 pieces
(UU Curtain Paper fpf sale at the
POST OFFICE BoOK.STOhE.
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ZV sale at the r. y. BOOK STORES
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-06
Serious Dinicuity yEBetVveen w hlte
and Negro Soldiers ai Padu-
cah, Kentucky.

On Monday Of last week, the negro soldiers
nnder command Of Colonel Cunningham, at
tempted to conscriptthe negro men employed
on the steamar Carrie Jacobs The officers
of the boat resisted the impressment Of the
hands, aud, appealed to the white military
officers in command of the post for protection
against this outrage. A guard Of white sol
ders were Immediately sent to the scene Of
disturbance with orders to prohibit the con,
scrption of the negroes belonging TO the boat.
Upon their arrival they ascertAined that the
negro guards had already taken some Of the
men Of the steamer, and we're on their way
to the camp with them. The white guard FOL
lowed and overlook the "black guards when
they attempted to release the consripted ne
groes and were resisted-the negroes fring
upon them, wounding one Of the marty. The
IRE was returned, and general fight ensnrd
ranging through the principal street leading
from the river. Through the efforts of the
white officers, the diiiicul lty was suppressed
but not until several were seriously wounded
on either side, aud two Of the negroes, il is
believed, fatally The feeling existing be-
tween the white and black soldiers at Paducah
is very bitter, and may at any moment eul-
inmate in a fearful slaughter OF the latter.
The officers Of the white soldiers show the
feeling Of theis men, and their love Of law and
discipline alone prevented their entering into
a general 6ght on Monday
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Ainimgmtunl.
WORTHY Of the NINETEENTM CENTURY

WORTHY OF the NINETEENTH OEhIUkl,I
DR. II. oONWAV's
LIN / M e N II IT M
For the speedy and eHectual cure Of
r FL Il u M "A T I 8 M
TN presenting tho ''fliuimentum' to the public as
/ one OF the Best and most curative medicines 0
ths day donet wish to beunderstood as elaimine
for It the power Of performing unheard Of cufes, ge
/ 10 dam that for all the purposes Of FAMILY
LINIMEHT, 1t has ne equal. The "Linmentum
has.
Never been Known 10 Falli
IN any case Of Rheuraaham, no matter Of how loue
standnR where the directions were carefully follow
ed nor, indeed 10 the caae Of any disease Tor which
II 10 recommended
In cases Of nsuraigia pains in the back, side, and
chest cramps In the stOmach, sprains, spinal irits
ton and weakness chrenc sores, burns scalds most
ed fest and hsnds. toothaehe, headache, se, &c Us
Ths 1Linimentum "a the result Of many years
persegerinR experiment. and combines among its rare
sGcellencies the paramount virtues OF
AN EXTRAORDINARY PENETRATlVE
POWER,
which no ether iniuent posseases, and which is the
secret 81 the unparalleled success which meets the
''Linimsntum" ShereYsri II is used f
TRY IT ONCE, AND YOU WILL NEVER BE
WITHOUT 1T.
Il 10 put up In QS cent SO cent ard 81 bottles with
full directions for use and manufactured only by
DR.. u, CONWAY, PFOpnetol. y p
No $50 Third 81, Dayton, Ohio
Fer sale pY msrehants aud druggists everywhere.
aulsu4WB .tl.ti l"
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~ vMllfIsIN0 nATNs.

all This slight feeling of disappointment soon
passed away however, and then realized that
the clear and placid lake, around the borders
OF which the city rests; that rushing river
which passes out Of it, blue as il dyed with in.
dgo, aud so clear that objects can be distinct
ly seen upon the bottom though the water ia
twenty-five feet deep, the mountains rising all
about it, together made a scene that was more
than 'passing fair to see" Later in the af-
ternoon, while passing down one of the D, in
ciple streets, we saw lying of in the South
East what seemed to be bank of clouds. but
the outline was too sharp and in moment
we we're assured that we were having a view
Of what is not seen from Geneva oftener than
forty or fifty times in year, the whole range
OF snow-capped mountains of which Mont
Blanc is the chief The sun was JUS. drop
ping behind the western mountains, and his
rays were reflected from those heights in all
Of the delicate hues Of the rainbow CHANGES
took place rapidly and while one moment il
sIone with dazzling whteness--the next 1t
glowed like the rose. VIII nearer view be
as charming Does not distance lead en-
| chantmentY r So we wondered as we gazed,
but our determination to walk in his shadow.
was not shaken by any such apprehensions.
Geneva is IN French canton and il we were
to judge BY the externals Of streets, buildings
and the language of the people, we would
| say we are still in France Instead of being.
as is popu arly supposed, solemn aud sober
city, thoroughly under the influence of the
principles of Calvin, who lived aud died here
it is one of the gayest capitals in Europe
and certainly not distinguished for good NOR
ais. In the summer season it is thronged
with tourists, mostly English, and gay parties
are upon its streets riding or walking, all the
day long
The next morning after our arrival was
Sabbath, and being anxious to hear God wor.
SHIPPED in language we could understand,
we went to the English chapel 1t was full
to overilOwing. There must have been three
hundred persons in it and many went away,
unable to cbtan sittings. They were mostly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-06
FOR SALE BY

VIVA Wensthoh and W W stewart, DAytoni George Il
Boyer, MAmiabuIg; j Stoe slayer, Unioni Ander-
son, Oenteryillei Myers, New lebanon Jackson
ChambersburE y y Bauer, HaTrisbuIg; DIVINE
Johnsv Arnold IAr bert Sou th Arlinntoni aoob
Smver West baltimore; Rookie Co, ,GermAntowni
W MURPHY, YRndala; n Niekols, Liberty; d kees,
FarmersVllei Heyerling uerr, salemt PyImont,
Williams a SWanar, Meat Baltimore; Parker, Bro.
90; ParkaFabQrgi Npd BY Dugasts and Marohantf
genaFily thfod oHt the United States aud oanAdas.
$500. 0trr au2idiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-06
Colonel WOI1Ord.

It has been stated that Col WoLFoRn, Of
Kentucky, after being dismissed from the ser.
vice for bis Lexington speech, had been rein
stated But As the fact OF his dismissal is
being constantly reiterated, and nothing
further said abont his reinstatement, we CON
clude that he still stands dismissed. Tho
Knoxville correspondent OF the ~ Y. TFi-
buHe says of him "No man has shown
mors devotion TO the Union cause, or has ex
eesded him in self.deniAl and gallantry ia the
field He hs2 been seriously wounded six
times. aud had sixteen horses shot under him
in battle Yet this gallan; officer, for pre-.
snming TO speak the truth, as he regarded il,
ia public address--to denounee the Admin
istration for IFS broken pledges and its mon
strous usurpations, was dishonorAbly dismiss.
ed frem the army and the determination Of
those in authority seems to be that be shall
remain in disgrace. But such disgrace will
be to him, 10 the eyes Of his countrymsn here
alter laureled wreath - Ohio Statesman.
The Courier des Elats Unis states that the
acting French Minister AZ Washington, NJ. dc
n - e 80
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Groceries, Sc.
E. o. BRiEN NJ. 0DRIEN,
EDWARD O'BRAk0C a. BROTHER,
WHOLESALE CROCERS
AHn IMPoRTERs or
Brandtes, Wines. Gins, Cigars anu Irish
and scotch whisky,
DEALERs
DOW uIc wines and Liquors.
AIso,
Age, 90 for SaAe of Pure Bourbon whisky,

Nv SsA oNNShu suoett 1es vs. OAhSt
IlEG leave most respectfully TO acquEnt their Gus
ID toners and tbs community generally, that they
have entered into partnership, under the name and
style OF e. o'BRlEN BROTHER, for the purpose
Of carrying on the wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and tobacco business IN Dayton, Ohio, az the late
stand OF II. O'Brien, Ne. 3Ol Second street. .4-
Having ample means TO enable ustf purchase goods
from the best houses in New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia and having had feen years. experience
in the trade, hold ont the best Inducements to our
old customers md all others who may be kind enough
70 purchase ffom Us. 500
NJ. TBRl I'm, late of the arm Of O'Brien 3 Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote his tune and attention to
please all those who may come to tuy at this we'll
known House, and II. O'BRIEN, viii treat the COM
munity bitter, lf possible III ever before. Both o
us fee very grateful for past fav0rs, and earnestly
iieta share OF yonr future patronage. su19daw I'm
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SHIRTS.
Aost.

4 OsT-All persons are hereby cautioned against
IL negotiating for note drawn by me, dated feorn-
and ten cents (S422 l0), thirty days. and payable 81
First National Bank Cincinnati, 10 the order OF v.
Rowland. SAID note has been lost, hnd all persons
are cautioned not 10 purchase OF receive the same
JOHN A. MINlCK.
Mr. JOHN A. MINIoKi The note alluded TO Above
never reached me by nlail or otherwise, aud - no
loEger valid a. against you on my account: -.
D. W. ROWLAND.
Cincinnati. February 10. Iso4-ielidN
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fIl 79issoIutlony
DISSOLUTION.

TIHE 90 parlnership heretofore existing Miller &
Chalch, 10 the Merchant Tailoring Business, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the first day OF Feb
ruary instant The books are in the hands Of Henry
Miller who will continue the bus ness al the old stand
Huston RuildnR, corner Third and Jefferson Streets
Those whs have claims against the firm will present
them for payment and those VINO sre indebted to the
arm are expected 70 call and settle their accounts
Withodtd delay, as the business must be closed;
HENRY MILLER,
faSdaw -o Us. CHARCH
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Trunks, Sc.
Aratber Store.
NEW LEATHER STORE,
ADAM WEINoARTNKR


ADAM WEINGAHTNERs
2S6 Third street,
IIEKPs eonstsnty on hand all kinds Of Leather.
N suoh a1 sOlei upper; kip; calf.skiu, and morOeeo
Also, harness and bride lea herr shoe skirtiHg shoe
Va SS. The Sighss, puos in cash paid for aiaes aud
Leeiher In thr rouGh, L Aoisdam
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Mrs. A. called and gotone dollars worth Of
TWELvH CENT Sugar. AT M1MCK's.
The incest kind. Hi'
Mrs. b. got enc dsIiafHa worth Of the incest hind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
Mrs. O. got one dellar's worth Of the cheicoS qua.
ity of rr-l tfr.
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINI0Kss.
: Mr.. B. says that he got the best quality Of green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINICKs,
That he over drank and Mrs B. says she got Tie fin
est OF
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINICKs-
WhAe every body calls gets some Of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J. A.. MINpCK.
Mr. NJ, says he purchased half barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT ]. A MINICK'B,
Decidedly the best he ever used whs tNe supply oi
NO l MACKEREL, AT j. A. MINICKs,
Both for size and quality cannot be exceed in this OF
AnA Hs i invites al 70 cali A his establishment sndrn-
meet hi y stoTk Of
GHOIOR DRIED FRUIT,
-.-I-I OOFFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And largest aud best variety OF Groceries 10 We
m tho city. HIS large establishmeutls on the.
Corner of Market and JEFFERSON SITS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-06

The Courier ass Etats Unis states that The
acting French Minis,er a. Washington, NJ. de-
deofrey, is seriously ~ with small pox,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-06
Wo=partnersblp.
OO.PARTNE ar SHE.

CO.PARTN ERSIIlP.
UyaE undersigned have this day formed co part
nership under the name and firm OF BREENE 4
NIXON, for the parP0ese of transacting Wholesale
and Retail Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Busness,
al the old stand OF VI e. Breene, "a Main street op
posite the Coun House. whore they would ba pleased
to see tue old friends OF th house, and AS many new
ones as may favor them with q call, "a -, -.
WILLIAM q BREENE,
ANDREW @. NIXON.
Bayton, FebrnAry |. 1854 -iell J dsawl.
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jeis Iy
SoLDIERs OF THE UNIONI

Road tho following Letters received from you,
Gomrades as endorsements OF the WoRIE
known as PROF. HoLLoWAY;S PILLS All
OINTMENT. You will here find un coli cited testI.
nonials received from all parts OF the country
See to Your HsaithI Xii Of You have some one
interested IN your welfare, then do not delay.
, Your =, Life = Ssua6lSl kot only 70 yourselves
and Brothers. Then, while you may, purohns
your Heaithi For IS eents, IS cents, or $40 viii
when expended In these medlc lnes bring Won doyTn
to the greenest and ripest old age.
The following are genuine letters, on nlo for
Inspection at this Office Copies sent mail to any
inquirer 30 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y.
QUARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT.,
ssth illinois Volunteers,
D. FOLLY nN Island, z, November 20, 1882
sIni Enclosed please md two dollars, for which
,snd me one doliars worth each of your celebrated
10 this at oneo, for am much In need OHM nbova
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, q. H.,
seth Illinois Volunteefp
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, VA.,l
uro, tJo,,o,,... January =, 1854.
DEAR SIN; ] have heard a great deal OF talk
about your famous Pilla and as never was In
NE need Of them till now, want TO try then, "a
send me the worth Of The ensIo.ed p YoSfs sne
Co 4, Sth Regt, Excelsior Brigade.
n. nam, fuLAsRii Tenn Dec, %, 1853.
DEAR siR; Please find enclosed one dollar, and
send me the amount In your famous Pllls az 1 AM
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
fours, &C., THOMAS Y. TURNER
Co. I, I'd Iowa Infantry.
MoRRIs IsLAED, .. c., Jan. 70, 1854
DEAA SIR: Enclosed you will ind 90 cents for
which wish you to send me some OF your ysIu..
for postage.
Address ISRAEL G. HALL
Co. d. 4th N. H. Vols,, r, TT Royal b. C.
.,.. CAhP OF bTH ENCELBIOR BRI0tDE,l
,, January 20, 1864.
Slit: Pleasesend me fOr the enclosed so oerts the
worth OF 1t In PILLS. enclosed find 10 Cents tonsy
portage, and you will oblige. Aldreaa, yours,
SeTgt WM, POWERS,
20. Z, 9Th RGgt, E2eelalor Brigade,
MoaRn ISLAND, S. C., jan II, 1854,
Please hnd euelOsad the AuIn VI one dollar tpr
Pulls. have D.aIrhUA, and can't get 1t ItOppcd
20 WANT 10 Try your Pulls, You're, &c.
WILLIAM CHRISTY,
Co. D, iO4th Regt, Penn, Vols,
,...- CAUTION. .
the reader OF this "notlOsn cannot yet A hoy al
PiLp or Ointment from the drug store In Lia rlacc
lel him write TO me, 80 Maiden Lane enUIoslng lie
smount, and will mail box free OF eXpenIe
many dealers Will not keep my mealeiass on mans
because theV cannot make "a much pToht as on
otaeI personl make. % oentE, IS oonts, and ALA
Pst OoA UT po| Aps-ly
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MEDICAL.
SPs 7 SOTO ~

=. ne .I.H.. Do sI1Es uf HI a1lFs rTaHH
Dr.. ~ yELLNy'5 Trlvs,e Hospital, in shs red
sra B'Osk, Corner ofscveu,h and ssres,, oppo.
si,o the Post and Patton, oalee-. Roomr ~ and 81,
ur rtsir,, Washington, 2. c. 40 ~. ~. u, .
All diseases OF privsts nature trcatei IN the
sstssleniine manner, anu radical sirus SiiesteI
"a all eaIss. SrPHILIriC AFFECTION, coy
oRRBGA, GLEEr, sTRICTUREs SEMINAL
EEAkEESS, or the result Of RoLUPPUotS
DREAMS, or any weakness OF tho GENEFATfRt
ORGANS, from any ssuse wh.tever, or how lots
't"ndIns, thoroughly and radically euroli Nsn.
soUT, RBRuAATISa, NEURALGIA, and othoI
CHRONIC DISEASE OF the EERYES,, MUSCLES,
soSES and JOINTS, ScRoFULA, BLoTcBEs
ON the FACE, ERUPTioHson NE Lint, shdDOds
md all Other ERuPTryE DIsEAsEsana pisEAsE
81 IHr BLOOD nom whAterst cause they may
'svs arisen. W.. ...,.5 .-.. ..... p
AFFLICTED AND uEyopruRArE
No matter whs, your disease, let no false doll.
,asey proven, you from applying immediately to
W. Neuny' VINO +" aekhO"les0o 70 lo DC oS iaaf 'he
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
,tor,v,,s s,,e..e, Far M, 70 sou. and m,Ls
~. =
'''''' A''''''u"''' '"' Nv wi" 'p's'S ''n'
Tou on your way rejoicing.
no .. sRLF-ABusR,
Th., d,..atu, ..o,r~. n, ,,. ,orr. ,,,,,u., Il,
-
'nsh Aaone' DESTROYS 'ne senera'iVs orsani, nnne
Them for married life, producing weakness Of tho
back and l,mb.. ios. of amin alton and ru.cu,.,
,o,x., ,.,r,,.,,o, n, An. 49,, .,.-,..i..,,,-
Nv. ,o,, az m,,norv. m.,.,.,,,v n,sa,, ,n..r,,,.
.,,.,,.,o. 90 ,... : = fTI7'T7 -
vouyo w.n,,. g.. =, a.. .,.,
-. :, 80. a. -, a., ,.,. -
s,.,',-, = -, -. =.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPoSALs FoR FoRAek.
:. ,7aoa -,. %. sg..4s ts ISs,,.I6a,4 ,,I

q q :. ICuEr GuAnrnhMAfTER's OrfIn
ssa psopc:.s ~ ssd i g &c J. aaSsis, Sea
Dspas%sai, !, W.i5iPE ton, j. q, bSiiintis' Ma,
shs,e places, with Hay, oSsPS os;s, hnd straa.
BIDS will lie teoAiyod Cor Ghe delivery OF 500
on.hes o. corn OF oats and 80 ;aDa nay o. ttriu
silSsts mus. st.is 1t ixilsl. lttAa sbor a.a,A
point they pfspoto 70 t.sss Gcil eiia', aud The
ths quantity OF each agisie proposed 10 he deiiy.
sred, the tnlo when said deliveries nlhl be oom.
nsneed, nd when 70 % Sompleicsi. -..z
bids.
Com 70 be put up IN tooa rsslt sscEr, Of ssou
two bushels each, osS in Fllka sacks Of AhOu,
Without EXTRA oSar~c 20 the % se-amsnt. The
any Ara straw 70 Do BEeurC'y blsi.r
The pArtioulAr kim, or dctqripttCn OF cats, cora
hay, or straw, proposed to IL utiIyoTSd must hI
All The articles offered under the bid, herein IA.
yited, will Be rubleet b. rigid ingreetiUn hY the
Goyernment Inspeotur boioro being hooeptod.
Contrasts will b awarded from time to time t.
ss may q sSS 1
made when the whole amount contracted for shAi
hsye been delivered and aeccrted. 0
proposal with guaranty, tignsd by two fosponSl
Bile persons that in esgo his bid is accented he q,
they will, within ten days thereafter execute the
sureties In q sum equal 10 TIE amount OF the con
tract, 10 deliver the forage proposed Ia eonforit,
WIN tho terms 81 tnts hliefNhSmcnti and 10 eass
The said bideor Osli i g enter into the contract
" q b %sss SSd se he o
Ser, or the persons TO whom the contract may be
The responsibility Of the gunantori mu,t be
hoWn By the oiheinl gCTiIlestC Of pnitIi stateL
District Attorney, Collector OF Cudtoma, or any
other ohoer under tao Unlted statos Governnenf
o. rosponsihle rstsot known 70 this orise
All Oil1eis VII bouu-y Aoithod 81 the AoeeptansS
orLgeeton OF theE " VI JsaA
The full name and Y, b, address Of each Lidla,
nnst Oe y gioly Hiltl9h IN tho ptopos1l.
, rroPolali muStbe sddrasIed to Rrigadier General
y. q. hveker, Cn,ei pepnt epNtstmaster, wash
mston, y. y, anu .AS~ih 10 PLAINLY markell Pro.
pnnAh 70. foi&e'' .-..
bonos IN sun oluli 10 tho amount OF the oou.
uaoL a6ned " VIC cont sctoi and both Of his
susnhttois Win DC rrqulfca OF the euecessful biz
aen ~ piaaen uP9n slsnlng ne contract
nsnk io.ms OF piu1t guarantees, and bonus, nAy
% ootsinsd upon application ST this office.
,r rokM OF PROPOSAL
NioVni Oounty, hnn stAtel -
,, ,iDatel----
II me s suoseri0eE, a. hereby propose to fnrnlsh
and deliver TO the ul.itsi states, at tho Quarter.
I.ster's Department. At ----, agresaIly 20
we teLmh OF your encouragement inviting propc.
~. .a iof i iosase, data Nashlngton Depot, DC.
- bushels Of COIN, In sacks, at - Per bushsl
hpounl
- ousheh OF Data n tksha1 At - per buIhtl
DIN poundn. .s.
- tons OF balod hay, At - per ton OF 400
pounds .....
tons OF oaled aaAw, ~ s-.~ par ton OF 2,Ooy
poundI' rgI
Jay - lSJ md to be completed on or DO
IN
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n r I Q I A L.


ApJUTksr GESERALs OrPIcH,
WARRINGTON, d. c, September 10, 1894. J
Notification ID hereby given First Lieutens Mt
Thomas Hickey, r.gmental gu srterm astet 23i I'LL
nois volunteers, that General Orders, No. II. Sep
tember ., 1884, from hes'qu,fters Department of
West yirGinis, dismissipg him the service u the
United states for abse, 90 without leave, oirculat.
Ing false and luxurious reports relstive TO the
dtion and lossoa OF the army Of this depart Il,
snd for disobedienes OF ordrrs, will be conhtmed
BY the President, unless, within thirty days from
mis- dste, he appear before the military commits
0h Joha c Caldwell, United States volunteers, 10
Residcnt, sud show by Eztisfsetory proof that
Ne Dismissal was unjust. -
K. D. TOWNSEND,
septs fN.t. Assistant Adiutant General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-01

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT Or TEE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
10 on teAom may CONCERN!
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
ne that FERHAsDo De Ia CrBsTk has been ap.
pointed Consul of the Mexican Republic, at Pills
dolphin, I do hereby recognize him as sueh aud
declare him ireo to exercise and enjoy such fupe.
tons, powers and priyilsgeL - are allowed ia
Consuls BY the law OF nations, or by the laws +
the United states and existing Treaty stpulAtiOns
between the Government Of Mexico and the
United States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these let.
tiers to be made pstont and the seal OF the UnItel
States to be hsreunte afnxed.
Given under ny hand AZ the city of Washington,
the hrst day Of September, ammo Domini
f.. 81 ono thousand eight hundred and sixty.
-four, and the Ind pen aence ofthe United
States Of America, the eighty-niuth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
~ The President:
y. ". SEWARD,
Acting secretary of State.