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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-22

return of the South to the old Govern
ment when it says, 4 new Government
funded upon the equality and sove-
reignty of the States" In the same
proposition it is declared, that if this
cannot be done that is, if recognition
o their indepence and the formation Of
such new Government as above can
not be accomplished, they are then to
consider-what? Mark how, by seeking
to disguise their real meaning, they
really express themselves in favor of
the old basis In case they cannot be
recognized as independent, they would
agree upon treaties offensive, defen-
sive, and commercial; meaning clearly
that if they do not obtain recognition
they are ready to accept under the old
Government such an accommodation Of
our difficulties as will draw US together,
politically and commercially, as against
all the world. Could We expect more as
the initiative of negotiation for peace,
based on the Union? To. what would
not negotiations begun in this spirit
lead7 Is it not worth the while to make
the experiment?
"Now, propose to the gentleman OF
the other side to meet that proposition
Pass your resolution, either to receive
from or send commission to Richmond
Send the distinguished gentleman from
New York, Mr.. Fernando Wood, who,
you assert, is with the South in sympa-
thy, laughter, and if he does not come
back within sixty days with a PROPOSE
ton of peace based upon the old Union
and the Equality and sovereignty of
the States" he will agree to join you in
fighting the rebellion to its overthrow l
cannot speak for the peace Democracy,
not being recognized as one Of them,
(for am simply Democrat,) but l can
speak for the gentleman from New Y York,
who is representative man of that ele-
ment, and who sits behind me, that he
will, in case of failure, join you in every
proper war measure until the rebellion
is ended Dare you do it Dare you
try this experiment for peace and Union
VIII you not hear; will you not receive
commissioners with view to end the
horrors of this war and this species OF
legislation ?"
1t was Mr.. Samuel Cox, a northerner,
protesting to represent such counties as
Greene and Clarke and Fayette, in Ohio
who thus out-heroded late colleage
and co-laborer of his, now waiting and
watching over the border, in his infa.
nous speech.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-22
ANDREW GUDGEL,
LIEUT.. J. DAVIS, Com.
II. w. BRYANT.
CUMBERLAND GAP, TENN,
Feb 10 1864

GU. ~ 1OOf
Eitors of Journal:
The many friends of the Journal out
here have incloSed for publication the
appointment of Major Robson. Our
friends at home will be pleased to see it.
Few appointments are so deserving of
notice. Here is the place to know what
sort of stuff a man is made of, when
sick and wounded soldiers by hundreds
require the attention and consolation of
the benevolent physician. DIR. Robson
is every inch a man. We have but one
feeling in reference to the Major We
esteem the man; and though we do not
approve of his being removed from the
hospitals, we are pleased that the au-
thorities are sensible Of his worth
MANY SOLDIERS OF DAVIS
AND MARTIN COUNTIES.
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For the Journal.
Interesting Army Letters.
SIGNAL Hill, CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, I
February II. 1864.

r6DFudrJ Il, Qua.
Mr.. EDIToR-Sir: For the benefit of
some Of your subscribers who have
friends in this regiment, | write to let
them know that we have gone into the
veteran service, and hope to be at home
about the 25th inst.
Since the re-enlistment of tie regiment
it has been assigned to the Engineer De-
partment, and has received orders from
Gen Thomas to re-enlist for that end any
number of mechanics, engineers, rail
road men, and lumber men. This is the
only regiment from the State that has
had this duty assigned them, and it is
anticipated that the ranks will be filled
speedily
Fine positions are offered to proficient
mechanics and engineers who will enlist
a certain number of men. 1t is likely
the regiment will be quartered in their
old camp in Gibson County, but cannot
speak positively.
Yours, W. A. DowNEY,
Major 58th Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-22

A FULL ASSORTMENT Of all the different
N Patent Medicines now in use also a good sup
ply of Stationery, Bird Cages, Congress Water,
Tartar, Citrate and Lemonade solutions, Citrate
MagResia, Shoulder Braces, single and double
Trusses, Loudon & Maches Supporters, Pocket
Books, Purses, Portmonies, Wallets, Violin and
Guitar strings, Hair, Tooth, Flesh Cloth and
Nail Brushes; also, large supply ef Soaps, Cos
metics Combs, Cements, Trochees, Liniments,
Vermifuges, Worm Candy, &C, &c, just received
and for sale at
sCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store,
Corner Main and Second Streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-22

APPoNTMENr.-Major Robert Robson,
of New Harmony, Indiana, an old and
experienced physician of Posey County,
Surgeon of the 9lst Indiana. and late
Post Surgeon of Cumberland Gap, Pat
tison House, and Jacksboro' Road Hos
pitfalls, has been appointed q Medical
director for the District Of the Clinch.
No better appointment could have been
made. The Doctor is energetic and in
dustrious in the extreme, is an able
physician, and proves himself Surgeon
of no ordinary abilities. In him the
sufferers of the army have kind friend
and faithful attendant Long may he
prosper! We have great need of al
such men,
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LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet. Main and Locust SIS

UH IHITu UUts MdIH s4HU IUOuSt DtSs
THIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
i is well known throughout the country, pos
sesges Stable advantages superior to any similar
establishment in the City, having arrangements
for the secepion Of private horses at livery of the
most elegant and complete description, and at the
lowest rates.
Carriages for visiting to let. Coaches, light
wagons, and every kind of road vehicle 10 let.
Horses sold on commission. Second hand Buggy's
for sale at the very lowest prices. Passengers for
Garded TO all parts of the country by special con
yeyanee. RICHARDSON, BRITT0N co.
apI4
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CAMP ON SIGNAL HILL, CHATTANOOGA, /
Feb. Q, 1864. !
On behalf Of the Christian Society of
the 58th Indiana Volunteers, we offer
the following as expressive of the moral
conduct and Christian fidelity of our
brethren who have fallen in battle and
died of sickness.
From the best information obtained
by conversation and observation, we
have reason to believe that these our
brethren were consistent and pious
members of Christ's Church, and while
living shared largely in the riches of
Gods sdUing grace, and are, therefore,
Resting from all their labors, and their
works do follow them" And we would
assure the friends of Lieutenants j. D.
Foster and II. J. Barnett, First Sergeant
r. A. Redman, and Privates Z. Boren,
Hamilton Woods, S. K Carnahan, r. L.
Wallace (killed in battle), and Corporal
Harrison Wheeler (of sickness), that
they were highly esteemed by this So
ciety as co-laborers in the cause of
Christ, and that we greatly lament their
loss, but are consoed by the reflection
that our loss is their infinite gain. And
we extend, through this Committee, to
their large circle Of friends our warmest
sympathies and most earnest prayers.
Cheerfully submitted:
ANDREW GUDGEL,
LIEUT. J. DAVIS, Com.
II. w. BRYANT.
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STOVE WORKS.

BRiNKNHEYER e. CO.,
Manufacturer Of
Cooking Stoves, for Wood and
Coal;
Heating Stoves, for Wood and
Coal;
Country skillets and Lids;
Country Ovens and Lids;
Biscuit Ovens and Lids;
Odd Lids;
Sugar Kettles;
Dog Irons;
Jamb Crates;
Fancy Crate Fronts;
Air Crates;
Cellar Crates;
Window Weights;
Muffin Molds;
Waffle Irons;
Ham Boilers;
Stove HolloWare, &C., &c.
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..s,ssF FINANCIAL. e7.
LIMITED STATES 1910 BONDS.

These Bonds are Issued under the Act Of Con.
grsss Of March eth, 1894, which provides tina. all
Bonds Issued under tins Act shall be EXEMPT
fhom TAXATION y or under any state or mu
nioiPal authority. subscriptions TO these Bomb
are received In United States notes or notes Of
National Banks. & They are TO BE REDEEMED
IN COIN, At the pleasure OF tho Government, II
any period not '' hsn ten nor more than forty vtdrs
ron their date, and until their redemption FIVE
PEE' CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN
SJIN on Bonds Of not over one hundred dollar an
'Iualy, andon all other Bonds Ismi-snnualiy. The
interest 10 payable on the nrst days Of March and
September In eashssah
subscribers will receive either Registered or
Coupon bonds, as they may prefer. Registered
Djnds arc recorded on the Books Of the United
states Treasurer, and can be transferred only on
the owners order. Coupon Bonds are payable 10
bearer, and are more convenient for commercial
uses, So a-. .r &c..
Subscribers TO this loan will have the option OF
having their Bonds draw interest from March i,t,
BY paying the aesrued interest in ooIn--(or in
United statss notes, or the notes OF National
Banks, adding nfty per cent. for premium,J or TO
celve them drawing interest from the date Of sub
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

CANTERBURY Music HLIL.-The houses at
the Canterbury nightly insrehls, swinh 70 tbs Ina
nonGs AttTastion A. preGsnt offered to Its visitors
Tho oalebFAted SNOW Brothers being the nAin feA-
turs, with their troupe Of trained dogs and mos
keys, undoubtedly the best trained animals thAt
or, The battle Cry Of Freedom" will be produced
on Monday.
"OuR GAL" at the Varieties tonight, In
which esnis dramatic arrangement the ptquAnt
youag actress, Mrs. Prank Drew, will appear, As
psfsoaatisi fares sf ." Day In Paris" teEethef
with ths Ereat music hall psriornanss. Al the
pretty girls appearing. Wednesday Anernooh
IsrfoIaanss Monday nisht the drama Of Pan
and Jenny, o., Life In Londonl
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0RPHA ANS URT.
HORSES | HORSES / HORsEsl
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY pUREAu,
OFFICE oP CHIET QuARTERhA9TrR,

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY pUREAu,)
OFFICE OF CHIET QuARTERMAsTrHi
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received at this
once until 10 o'clock m, MONDAY, May 10th,
1854, for two thousand q ,Ooo) CAVALRY HORSES,
riSburE, PsnnSylVADiA, within ATTY 1907 days from
said HoTses To be sound in all particulars, well
broken, full flushed, from fifteen uel to aiKtSea 90
hands high, from ave (6l 70 nine il years old, In
good condition, and we'll adapted in every way to
These pee acaiions viii bo strictly adhered to
and risidly enforced In every particular.
No bid will DO entertained unlesS accompanied
G1s should any United Slater otncer guarantee
the proposal OF q bldder who should prove 70 be
irreiponsi6le his name viii be reported 70 The sec
ofleer DO dismissed the service. ,.
All biddsTi and Quardhtors viii % Ned 70 nc Srtaen
seeOuM eany and every failure 70 eonpy 1.M fer1
BE- Colotoed bv prosecution 10 The J sTfeN Of ne dp
PORN Of bid and guaranty can De had on Hppliea-
tou to this once, or to the United States Quarter
successful bidders Viii be prepared to enter into
written contracts, with good and lnfneient seeuri'
rho oath Of Allegiance must accompany each bid.
The undel signed reserves the right to reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
Bids for ATTY tSol horses and upwards Will DO en-
IIaI Tor ne sHtttsAs~ssr Of Horses required arc
Payment will be promptly made on completion
OF contract,
No mares 0iH b received.
Proposals. must be endorsed Proposals Tor cav
airy Horses" and addressed to Lieut.. Col James
A. Ekin, Chief QuArtsrmAGter, Cavalry Bureau
Washington, d, @.
Any other Information will be promptly given
on application, personally or By letter. TO
JAMES A. GklN,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief ouArtermsSter,
Cavalry Bureau.
~ Purchase in the open market will DO Oon'
tinued until the contract 10 awarded Price, one
mSnt made in CoTtisGttS Of Indebtedness for eight
10y horses or more, myo-H
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ALEXANDRIA NEW s

We TAKE the following items OF Alexandra
news ON the Sst Journal OF the 18th instant:
Ordered LwaP-We learn that General Slough
yesterday evening received an order 70 repair Al
snss 70 Fredericksburg TO sot ~ military rover
nor OF that place, but being unwel, the order was
sountsrmsnded, and General Abercrombie ordered
forward In his stead
Iirs.-A ERE broke out In house on Cameron
street, between Water and Union streets, about
O'Clock this afternoon. But little damage WAS
done, a. the fre WAS soon extinguished. The
property was owned by heirs OF kenj. waters,
deceased, and was occupied by the 0oyernment.
ground and did coed work. The Gre 10 luPpoIed
TO have been the work of an inoep diary.
6erefurY Of 9iaie,-0ur lsAior editor, W. J. Cow
taTy Of the commonweAlth vice Hen. L, A. HA-
GAnH, resigned.
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..- WAnnEoToH, D. c., Mar oh I, 1884.
This IL 10 earthly that having beer. Deaf since
the year 1885, and since that time Ers duAy losing
my hearing uAtil was unable to hear common
oonVsrSGtiou or public speaking, l applied to DR..
Lshthlll, Of New York, who, after a short and
pAlnless course Of treatment, enirsIy restored nv
hearing. 1 heartily recon- mend pr. LiEhthIu to
the Beaf
RRBDERIcK ROBERTSON,
Residence, near Fort Saratoga,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

ANT one having occasion TO visit private
Vellny. ra
A large and successful practice here and else
where enables him 10 guaranty Aporfeet euro In All
eases. H
Ali visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling sec NO one but
Nhs DostoF, febl-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

NEW YoRK BrTLzs.--Gsrfsn<aS Clothifg =
ReD Gnd PaIhtonabis "A large assortment for Dress
and business wear. Tho English Sack and Walk
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered in this city. =
@-t '.f WALL, 8r1PhHHs 4 Co.,
na-tf IA Pa. az. bot. Ninth and Tonth ais.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
RBMARKBLE CURE OF DEAFNESS
FSsm "a Rec. Jossph NJ Clark, Rector Of 81. JsHles
C1Nreh.

SYRACusH, February 20, 1854.
Ihavs been deaf in one ear ever since left col
lego, some twenty years ago. BY the skin OF DR..
Lghthill, its hearing was completely restored, 80
that now I hear alike with both ears, and ind
that can use my voice with much more ease and
comfort than before. .r -
nSe-eoSW JOSEPH N. CLARKE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LCJRoVER's THEATRE. ~
~. fsnnsIlysnia avenue, near willsrd's Hotel.
Also, Of growers New cns:.nut street Thsstrs,
Over one Hasaiss %isaSassis.ws,.f sSr ~
Third .pp..r.uss ss q A he ssS:.ul. ..,r.
MISS MARY provost.
THIS lIHuns2AD EyENINo, Msy Il, 1854,
VIII be presented r TT d;Zl Sss prize COMEDY
-. THE oRAEeE dIRL.
Nell GEynn - miss M.ry Provost
RATES oF ADMISSION.
Dress and PArquetts Circles. so cents
0rehestra cents
% FSidsy sS:Sins Miss MsTv Provost viii
sppeaI In her great character Of LUCIE D'AVhR-
= only played By her Il ths Uaitsd states. This
drama has created decided sanaatlon wherever
y he. bean presentedl and y.s ope Of the most
msnt In ,his eitv. '"'' 'Ao' pNs'louss nsAs~
IooE out for iis FEMALE GAMBLER soon to
be produced. s. rf.. myi2
LORDS NEW THEATRE, - -
IT TENTH sTREHT ABove PENN. AVENUE.
LAST NIGHT BOT TWO OF THE GREAT COM.
Tsis ITRGssDAn EVENING, mAYi,, 1884,
'' MS; sI SUSAN bE SRRS,''o 0'
and the entire eompaoY. Ths performance will
oOnmsnss with stsTIlog Soyns'. ssls5rstSd comedy
MNsr WelliaGton DsBoots. Mr.. J. g. Clarke
M: s.io, y. ~: MIS-, sn,'G DSn,0
To :onsiua. VIII j. Il. ii.nsSs.. :omi. dTsma V u
HK's JACK sHEffARD.
issn shsrn@ga ...r........""-.hr.J. s. Clarke
To-morrow-Lsst night but one OF Mr.. J. 8.
NoTicE--in order 70 give increased effect % the
''''''' p'Oou''IH4S ihp 6nERS' o'''''s 0''ne
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GOVERNM'T SALES.
A UoTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA o.. HORGEa, gsT fDt

WAh DEPARTMENT, CAvALar BunEAu,l
OFFICE or CH,EY ouIRrEnnAsTER,
WAsHIHoToE, d. C.. April Is, 1854
VIII be sold ut public suction, 20 the highest
bidder, atthe times and places named below, VisI
Newport, PenhA., Thursday, May sth,l
Gettysburg, PennA., Monday, May eth,
hltoona, Penna.. Thursday, Nay f7th,
Mitiln, Penns., Thursday, Nay istb,
ReadiUg, Penna., Thursday, May ssh,
Lebanon, Penna, Thursday, June ID,
Nor humberland, PennA.; IhursdaEi June 9Th,
Wiiiis%.port. Psnna fSlndsV ns Jons aa.
One Hundred (lo0l horses at Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred and Fifty (aso) At each Of the other
places.
These horses have been con 'emned a. unfit for
the cavalry service Of the United states Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold sinEly.
sales begin At 10 q. m, and continue daily TIL all
TERMs: CASH, Ia United States Treasury notes
only. JAMEs A. EKIN,
u. Col. and C. Q. NJ, Cavalry Bureau.
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THE couRT rs.


hav i2.-Ths ease OF Feedham and Reybold -.
morning In thla court. Tho counsel for the com
plAinAnts were John N. TraSier, ESQ., OF BAlti-
moro, and Hon. Reverdy Johnson, and for the do
PENDANTS, Joseph Bradley, ST., Esq, and ChAH. b.
James, hsq., OF q, Louis. The Interests OF two
old ferry companies are involved In the oontrO-
vorsy. The decision OF the Judge 10 reserved.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12
RY JAMES 9; MoaUIRE q CO.,

DY JAMES Q. MCGUIRE e CO.,
FouR THousaSp DozEN TRADE SALE
CHOICE OLD BOURBON 1WHIsKEY AT AUG
1IoN.-on WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 18Th,
Room, We sha sell, In its tn suit the trsd-, 1000
dozen Choles Old Bburbon Whisksy, Handsomely
labeled and put up 10 eases BY the old and reliable
nrm Of A. binninEer 4 Co.
called TO this sale. ErtT y
mYll-d ar.ff-. Auationeern,
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GALE OF Condemned HORSES
~ AND MULEs

CHIrP QUARTERMAgTER's OYFICB,l
H. DEPoT or WAHIEoroH, }
WAsHINaBoH, D. C., April n, 1854.
VIII DO sold at public suction at the Corral,
near the Observatory, 10 the city OF Washington,
D. on WEDNESDAY, May II, 1894, and
WEDNESDAY, May %, 1854 . lot Of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned ~ unnt for public servise.
Terms; Cash In Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock q. m.
d. II. RuCKER
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermastcr,
ApT-2St Depot Of Washington.
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EXPECTS OF NAHIA PoTU.-James DerVino,
Q bAr.tender At the Riehmond House, wsRt last
niEhtto Raineyt Restaurant, near the Depot, 70
see q brother bartender, Dennis MoC,rthy, and
whilst there ineuen sed by the enests OF mania
friend over tho hsAd in several places. Mccarthy
Grasped the kuife with his hahd 10 Saws himself
veIy severely. Defvlae was arrested ~ military
su.ra At the Depot, who heard OF the disturbAnee,
which happened about O'CLOCK, AID was dsliy.
srsd to the custody Of policemen Turner AID Mil
stead, OF the sth precinct. Ne vas admitted to
jail fer . further hearing By Justice rerIuson.
MsCsfthy was taken 70 the frsvidonse Hospital.
The men were like brothers.
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n OPP Err sc A L Z

NAVY DEPABTAEET,l
WARRINGTON, May q 1884. I
There will he offered for sale at public suction
on THURSDAY, June 2, at ~ o'clock m At the
United States NAVY Yard, WaAhinEton, about
Seyenty.hve thousand pounds Of Copper scale.
II can be examined at any time previous TO the
day Of sale upon application 70 the commAndAat
ofthe WAshinEton Navy Yard. Samples Of similar
scale have SHOWN 81 per cent. o. metallic copper.
Twenty per cent. OF the purchase money must
be deposited at the time OF the sale, aud twelve
days will be allowed TO remove II from the yard;
and II not so removed, the deposit will be forfeited
to the Government,
and before the heAlo IL removed from the Navy
Yard. 49,. ...F.. my2-eo2W
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

A BRICK BATTIl-Yosterday afternoon,
about . O'Clock, the neishboThood Of hAnsashus
Setts avenue, between Second and Third, was
thrown into state Of eonllderAble exsitement ~
pIumes herself upon her HiberhiAn proweslI Andin
by the way quite an Amazon. The vicinity 10
peopled BY friIh families, and Mary 10 woll-knoWA
ehafActeT and generally feared, even By the men.
Yesterday she got into quarrel, In the eouTso OF
which she tosk large brick and hurled IL 81 the
cutting her very severely. she was arrested By
Ofneer Birch, and committed to jail for ssurt By
Justice Gi63rHon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

faen TIE ARHr--StrsoolrI.--Col. Ingra-
ham, our indefatiEabie Provost Marshal, has In
creased his usuAl number Of pasrols and guards in
order TO arrest the large number Of stragsrs that
tomAe aud come 70 thls city. The number OF speh
eAses 70 fearful 70 oontemplateJ and We are sorry
TO add, include . number Of omcsrs.
These HsH make the NEST frivsleus excuses at
their oowardly conduct, they deserve the utmost
punishnsnt provided by military Law. Every
Esod lsyAl citizen should seorn these fellows and
nsitker karhoT somfort OF believe any OF their
stAtsnents. such . step would show these men
that tier have no symphthisors here and II will
probably bring then to . sense Of thsir miseo duct
and unioldisriike actions. I1sHEu n. ( o..
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III RISES FOR ga e.

III . X 3 Z 3 T Q X 8 a L e.
Wan DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,l
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERmAsTEs,
WAsHIEoTON, d. c, 8 h May, 1854.
VIII be sold at public auction, TO toe hiEba't
bidder, at Giesboro Depot, on FRIDAY. May -,
1884 beginning at 10 O'Clock .. N, from 100 10 800
HORSES.
These horses have been condemned AZ unnt for
the cavalry service Of the srmyj Tor road aad farm
purposes many good bargains may DO had.
Horses sold singly.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
... JAMES A. EKIN,
1t. Colonel aud Chief Quart rnss or,
myeH Cavalry Bureau.