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Persons Of teden,sry habits troubled with weak.
ne 9, lsssitude. paipitation of the heart. lack o
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver con
stipation, 60, deserve 70 sufTsI II they will not
try the celebrated s.E.#.
PLANTATION 6iTTERs,
which are now recommended by the highest medi.
cal authorities. and warranted TO produce an i'm
mediate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pnrs, and must supereede all
other tonics where q healthy. gentle stimuIant is
required.
They purify, strepgten and invisora.e.
They create healthy appetite. -
They are an .Dtidots to q change of water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissi sipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent N miasms:ic and intermittent fevers
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure Disrrbea. Cholera. and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They make the weak strong, the languid bril-
liant, and are exhausted natures great restorer.
They are composed of the celebrated CalisayA
bark, wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all
preserved in perfectly pure ct. Croix rum. Por
particulars see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware Of imposters. Examine every bottle.
See that it has D. 5. Barnes signature our pri
yate q. s. Stamp over the cork, with plantation
scene, and our FIRM signature on a fine steel plate
rgravng on side label. See that our bottle is not
reflled with spurious and deleterious stuff. We defy
any person to match the taste or character Of eur
goods. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bitters by the gallon or in bulk, is an imposterD
We sell only in our log cabin bottle. Any person
initiating this bottle selling any other material
therein, whether called Plantation Bitters not,
is criminal under the q. 8. Law, and win be 50
prosecuted by Us. We already have our eye ON two
parties filling bottles &C., who will succeed
In getting themselves into close quarters. The
demand for Drake's Plantation Bitters from ladies'
clergymen merchants, &c, is perfectly incredible
The simple trial OF bettle is the evideuee we pre-
sent of their worth and superiority. They are sold
hotels, saloons, steambosts and country stores.
p. II. DRAKE & CO.,
aug eo3m 202 BROADWAY, NY.
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GRsAL DISCOVERY IN DINTlsTaY.
7saA Ez;rcctsa wftho~u PDSs si.a the M.h,i,. 0
Lrould sdviee AL persons having teeth 20 ex.
Gtet 70 call at Or. 1lWIBS ONCE, -
snS soS hs.s hs Them taken out By this ne!
exAmise the Doctors new and Inn Nl-
proved msthot OF Inserting Artificial Teeth II
yoa on &c see the great Improvement in his teeth
yon VIII hSye them In no other styIe than this nev
18th and Isth streets.
novp 8. R. LHwIB, II. D., Dentist.
MI TE ETH.
ltl LOOMS, 81. D., the Inventor and Passnsss
ofts. MINERAL PLATE TEETH At
tends personally at his ONCE in this
city, Many persons can wear theseElIyYY"
teets who cannot wear others, and no
ptrson can wear others who eannet wear these.
Persons calling at my offee can be accommeda
wfth any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
hut 20 those who are particular and wish the pureEt,
s.eAnest, strongest and est perfect dsnture that
art can produce, the MIN1RAL PLATE will b
more fully warranted
Rooms In this city-No 33 Pennsylvania avenue
Setwesn 9Th and 10th Streets Also, 907 Arch st,,
Phiisfalphia. mar4-ly
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY -Drs LOCKWOOD 4 MERRILL,
~ ~ Dentists, Room no. ,. Washington
Bui cii e. corner Pa ay. and 9TH 81. AIN
operations performed in the most skillfal 2x0
manner. Charges reasonable. seps.Im-
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PERSONAL.

ADIls ATTINTION-PLAINS SEWING done
II with nestness and despatch BY Mrs. POLLnR.
No; $50 7th street. Island Particular attention
mepts. Machine stitching done at Eve esots per
yard. 80 80 =, Au 22.lm"
MADAM MARSHA, late from q northern city,
mp her residence at No. 4O3 X street, between
9th and tn. Is prepared to read the past and
foretell 70 ture events. su Pint
4 AUTI0N.-To al ,1kom il nav Coscsya All
- p, rsons are hereby cautioned against 6lline
halfI int porter and mineral water Bottles marked
with the names of "R. A. Sbinn, - and Army &
shnp,'' a. all who are found 70 Offending viii be
prosf cuted to the utmost extent of the law PRO
&c
would also notify nv cuGtomers that payment
viii be enacted for all bottles lost by them after
this date. RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Bottlins Depot, 81 Greene st.,
Aug 1s, 1854. Iau ls-lm] Georsssowp, d. o.
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367 STREET 367
J. T. KIDwELL. RICHARD HENDERSON.
KIDwELL 4 HENDERSON,
No. 367 d street, near Ninth, Franklin Hall
Building,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they are now receiving their Pal
Stock Of PAPERHANGINGS and WINDOW
SHADES, PAPER CURTAINS, PICTURE CORDS
and TAssELs, DO. All of the latest styles and
All paper hung in the city country by exps-
risneed workman, at short notice.
36i Tau q lm] 367
CAUCUssEs OF 500, by NJ HAlstead
~ President Lineeln's Administration, by II. j.
Giddins,s History of the Rebellion, its Authors
Owens Wrongs of Slavery and Ri ghts of Emanci-
Clusfy's Political Text Book
Addresses and Mes.ages'of the Presidents of the
JunIin's ha'sf psiisiesi sihsss rsI.eie. Hls
Debates between Mr.. Lincoln and Mr. Doug
Gresly,s Political Text Book Book
Mlls, Msls GssPTRsisp y Tsaspn hesa bsnasrsey Saos
Parrar's War and IT'S consedTeensSs TenScK r.v,op
RooTs AND SHOES oEsro su,r tn. r,uv.
s5s 20. manutscsITrins u ni ainds Of BOOTS
ton. made expressly TO order. and will bey "
sold 1T much lower price than mas been -
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
Persons in want Of BOOTS and SHOES Of Eastern
or CITY. made work, will always hnd good assort-
msnt In store and 1T the lowest prices: Give as .
call. GRl1fiN q HhOEh1n,
ap5-H 3l4 Penn avenue.
- IMPROVE YOUR IY1-A>
0&nght By the use of the cel.SS
Sbrsted PRBBLl and PsIIsooPIe 6Pl0fAoL1s, uni.
versslly aek nsW Wledssd - the best Tor efR1HeiI.
lIIao AHp PRlslivIHo the impaired 1yeaiHht,
:ei@sntisSsslly @ = and correctly suited, sy FRANKLIN
SA4 PsnasYivania avenue, bet. 18th and 18th sts..
SSS PsnnsyiyAniA aysnne> pndsf the Naa0nM:
llnLp 6LAs4le, 0PIRA 0LAaSES, MlCk0-
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, OAkTl0 D1 VIeIf1s
&c.l IN easvArtsty. end At the lowest Driees,
KlILLARD'S LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF GIN.
H Mcclellan; General McGlellanss Report: Bar.
nard's Review Of Mcclellan . Report: IHns.,sse Of
Flowers, colored plates; Enoch Arden. ~ Tannx-
top, Chfister's Index; 1sep,s J rables in french,
se1s " Z. 1RAHoK TAYLOR.
CLIVHLANDp HINTS 70 RIlIIN1N- --7T--
~ Questions and answers on Aaskstry. Dart :;
fnstruetion Of MuskstFy; London. ,.sis.5'.,2.
!:ssRt ne Pa Rrgssst.ssi dosS9,St' s ,t.' to,a., - =.
v1s'ds xsaasl ef rsssfrsl lrSsfsSSss't SSsfSs' t,y,o.g
- q. hza -s354g +. = - -. "a '''''a',
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Am USEM EN- rs.

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
OF TIE
POWERFUL AND TALENTED COMPANY
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getting q good place. which on NJ.
sion meant good place to die in ' ,C, Ces'.
the flames having erept along T., lh'a.
root. and consequently released ,Ss Ss Whole
OF ell and liquid gas from the .s so amps
to which they we've strung ,oinics'
liquid. blne FIRE poured down n 'aln Of
entangled throngs below. r'a 'hs
A new aud more horrible cous,,.
broke opt then in rha, dense livins a'oa
appalling the affrigh,ed gag. w;st mas,
lures tenfold more awful tho. -" Pc.
wherein the Catholic imaciaation l., 'O9's
bored to give an ids. of the ,or,n.., ".s ID, !,
the damned. In less than . oa.., ss Of
an honr two Thousand human bs;nas sf Of
perished-ineludins many children Iad bli
very few men. OOs
Although many herois men n.,,,
prodisiss Of daring and strength IN asi ,a
ing some from the death grasp Of i'.I. n
phalanx OF death that choked ,bs So. >, 'n'
in some cases literally tearisx of w,
arms. without being aHe to er,,; ;usl'
them-the number of the saved b, .is
means falls short Of fifty. Mors ,S ta'
five hundred persons of onr hipbss, '4'e
cieiy have perished-,he grea,er So -,
young gills of fifteen to twen,, si.-. r.'
One mother has persisted with h.. ' s
daughters. Two-thirds of the vie,;N s''
are servants. and there are MANY bon..
in which not ene has escaped. Sev.,',
houses have been noted by the pol;c.
empty. because all their inhabit.D,s b.a
perished.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28

Gas Oar iep, sseutatisss 80 strong
on gas. The Leavenworth Bullstin's cor.
respondent Of the 22d says:
When the House adjourned this alter
noon. members greeted one another with
This has been q profitable day. hasn't
it ?" which question was answered "wep
It was over the left IL 1t has been day
Of buncombs. yet as there bad to be one.
it had perhaps better be to-day than to
put it of till oil the members become
more foil of that article than they are
now. There seemed to be q little chance
to make political capitol. and sharp
members availed themselves OF the op-
por.uniiy presented.
Nominating "old Abe for President, !"
DE, &c, seems to be ths important work
Of the "Wisdom assembled" We think
they ought to leave to the People the
privilege Of attending to these important
matters.
Of course Jim Lanes clique have put
fsrth "The Grim Chieitsin" for Vice
President. Were it . convention of the
people, assembled at Topeka, for the
nomination Of candid,t ,tes for the next
Presidency. we wsuld think such proceed
ipgs in place; but we do think the pro-
ceedings of the Legislature SO far are
rather purils and unsatisfactory to tax
payers. Buncombe speeches, and bum
combe measures, are ont Of place in this
utilitsrian age.
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WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
Thursday, !: /: January 2S, 1854.

TIE OrnlR SrDs.-Ths Con- rvative
insists that Marshal Mcdowell, Jim
Legats and Ed. Rassell shall not be paid
for their official services. because they
are friends Of Carney. Very well-bu,
Why not extend the list? D. w. Will.
der is receiving $1,000 a year from Gov
srument. for wearing oat the seat of his
breeches in Leavenworih. Sid. Clarke
10 receiving $3.50 per month from Gov
ernment. for writing communications to
the Conservative. and defaming Gov.
Carney. F. P. Baker is reeeiving S110
per month. and forage" as Commis
sioner On the Enrolment Board. and has
never been near the board. We might
sxtend the list. Why not step the pay
Of these men also
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28

GoDEY's LADY's MAGAZINE for Febru-
ary, is on our table, filled as usual with
splendid engravings and good reading
mstter. Terms only s3 per year. Ad-
dress, Louis A. Cooley, 323 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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EMPIalHMENT.

G>S A MONTH.-Agenl. wanted to sell
VIZ Sewing Machiass. We will give 3
commission on all Machines sold, or employ
agents who will work for the above wages ard
AL expenses paid.
For particulars addre
BOYLAN l. CO., Gen. Agsn;s.
HETKsrr, MisH.
January IL, lc64-ly.
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Diptheria is said to be speedil, Arrest.
ed and cured by swallowing Iumns :,
ice, continuously. until relief is sf5ri.;' ~
let them, as much as possible me-, in IN,
throat. Common sore throat is cnro1 :.
the same way, sometimes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28

) DARING NuRDEa.-On Monday night
last. . party Of men proceeded to the
residence of Mr.. Coots. residisg in Rush
Bottom. and killed him in bis own house.
BY shooting him down. A report has
been started that be wss shot BY jay
hswksrs from Kansas. but many say
that such was not the fact. Kansas nay
have much to answer for, bot the brutal
murder of Ceots is said to have been per-
pstra,sd BY his own nsiehbors. We
hope that Rosecrsas will inspgursts .
policy. that sill bring midnight ssssssins
" TUG S"itovSs = q z = ~
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ARrHuR:s HOME MAGAzISE for Febru-
ary is . beautiful number. Terms 50
year. Address T. s. Arthur d Co.
323 Walnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28

J ~ Tie 22d of Jsunary vas aluest
wholly consumed in the Kansas House Of
Representatives, by the efforts of the
Douglass Democrats to compel the Re-
publicans to do what they had long since
almost unanimously determined to do
to favor Lincolu's reelection to the Pres
idency.
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A6Kninissrstor' Notice.

State Of Kansas, I &C
Brown County
In the matter OF the Estate Of flames ROUNDS.
deceased.
\ office is hereby given, that Letters OF Ad-
~ ministration have been granted, to the uh-
dersisned, on the Estate of james Rounds, late
of said County, deceased, by the Honorable
the Probate Court Of the County aid State
aforesaid, dated the eighth day oi January, A
d. 1864.
Now all persons, having claims against said
Estate, ara hereby notified that they must pre-
sent the same 70 The undersigned for Allowance
within one year from the date OF said letters
as they may be precluded from any beneh'
Of such Estste, and that if such claims be no,
exhibited within three years after the date Oh IA.
said letters, they shall be forever declared.
r. II. B0LLINGER,
Administrator ofthe Estate of james Rounds
deceased.
January l4th, le64-3w. Prs ice, s''
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Unifed state. Pnblic Land Sale

0B0UD0 uDAC A<~-
NOTICE il. hereby given. thss in puru,ansyt -
IN Of instructions from the csmmlsaons'
the General Land Office, dated January ~ v
1864, 70 shall procsed TO Offer at Pubiie sag, Sn
ON the 18th day Of April. A. D. 1863, N ~
acre tracts, - near a. may be, the toiios'ns
public lands, to wit: The South hall ., 'e \,
ton Is; all Of sections ~, ~ ana ~ .
Township one South Of Range 10 tas., II.
price Of not les than t2o0- per ase' u nv
Tbesa I.nda liz In the Northern part VI
Brown County, and we're considered iiii r..
Gently . belonging to Iowa Indians. MS, N N
u. 8. Lands in that County have neAiy
been disposed of. Thess lands offer sOpef'o''
to the Agricalturist. ,
United States Land Once, TOPEKA 'Anu'"
1864. ~ -
I 3el IRA n. SMITH. Regls'er
III &c. B. LasEs, Receiver
y, ~yloRA fl~Tf ~ -
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r. Perhaps il is not generally know

z II Perhaps It Is not generally known
that Governor Carney is the most sx-
tsnsive newspaper proprisssr in the Uni
on. He owns the Lssvenworth Times
and Bulletin. the Topeka Tribune, the
Lawrence Journal. the Paols Crusader,
the Olsths Mirror. the Emporia News.
and the Couacil Grove Press. 30 we
learn from tbs Conservative. This is
the more noteworthy. from the fact, that
the same paper intimates that Carney
cannot read nor write.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28

HulGar Sarah Palermo 3 80
1919 I1s b 52ll7beI
/ l9 b eS 34s6bI3 lO75
T R Acr
les Mathew part 30 ( q 2 2Oe
Jameson Alex A Palermo 9LSb a 237
Kinbsr Mahan Co do BIS 1885
Kimber Dossthy Asn do Is to 81
in'sive b - 3bel so so
kennison ] Petsrsburgh Q b % IS2
Kingslsnd . Ferguson Palermo
l3b - 4luhS6 500
Keller Henry 3 Palermo Sb SelI0hlf
4bSl % b 90 80 %
ll23b liz llebilS oSy
Knight T N Palermo 8 llSb60
IL lbe5 - b SO ie sSlle
bllSll 2SbIls 1929
Kimber James Palermo / 2b7o 1882
s T r Acr
Lever Clorin ne - ; - l6O ~ 30
LhurrsneI Jean D ptnvO 4 - ~ 5s9
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sheriff's Sale.
State of Kan;as, /
County of Doniphan.
Caroline Shultz, E
Execution.
George Maylen.


RY virtue Of an Execution issued ont of,,.
- District Court of the Second Jugir;.I
District sitting in and for said County d,,ss
January 18th, 1861, wherein Caroline SbrjI, !,
plaintiff and George Maylen is defendarr, ! !
will offer for sale at public auction on Nond,,
February 29ih, 4. d. 1864, between the hon.,
Of nine O'Clock A. NJ, aud four o'clock "
OF said day al the Court House door in the cir,
of Troy in Doniphan County Kansas. the foI.
lowing described Real Estate to wit: Tb. .,.,
two thirds Of the northeast quarter. ,eetioD
twenty, (20) containing one hundred and ,.s
acres, in the County of DoHphaa and State o,
Kansas. Taken as the property of George
Maylen to satisfy an execution in favor of ca,
oliDe Shultz. Appraised at eisht hundred and
sixteen dollars.
Sheriff's Office, january 23d, 1864.
E. G. CRABB, Sheriff.
Tennsnt L Camp, Atty's for Plaintiff.
January 81, ls64-iw. Prs fee, $50
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Defendants.
TROY HOTEL.
Leonard Smith, Proprietor

7. 10 4 n A N AS'
THIS Hotel is pleasantly situated, eon.s
L nient TO the Court House and the bushes
part of town. Guests will receive the 'e''
best attention.
pA large stable in connection Win 'h'
house, for the accomdstion Of horses
January ], lS64-tf.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28

fracl NJ 50 l56
se32 3 l60
se3I - I6I
Same Palermo D 10 b ii aba
1888 b4I234567e9b9
1868 bl2 1880 bl4
Ill 10 b Is ll23456 b is
III II biz ll2ll l2 bis
lI2ll IL b IS l12 b 90
Ill IL I3 IA b Is 1 II b 26
Ill l2l3l4l5 l6b q ll2b2s
lis Is b . Ill b AI59
b35 lis b SO ll67S b. 81
l3b 1913 9b 80 lssb 40ll
b e ls 10 b 43 1853 IA
1911 81 % "a b Is las 6 10
IL Is IS b 46 1884 1923
bH l246b % lis 6 IL l3
b5l l34b 50 ! S b So 81
l6n b55 lI5l1l4 b ss
1914 b 50 I Is 10 IL % 81
bS0 ls b6l lis 81 25 b 64
liz 20 2l b 6 6b Sc ll9 -
q 25 b 81 20 b So Ill 1921
26 q b So leIole b 70149
15b 70 10 Is 20 b 79l46l0
ls 81 b 80 liz b 81 l1234
569b g lab 81 l1212 b 81
l2345 8 10 II l9 b So ] II IS
b90l345 Ssh 81 Is 81 eb0
mass 6 b 50 8 l3 II b IS
l29ll b IS lllb 81 All
l0974 bS9 ia ; 46Su
b9S lib 100 Is ID los ! 9
- b l09 ll23l bio l56
76 b Ill 1Ye9 10 b l13 !
345b bll7lls6gs9 lob lle
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28

Wedges Maria G Palermo
l5sb ] "a b ~ 3 40
Warner Thos F Palermo I3456bl7
Same Is IS l 5b ~ ll8 b "a
Same 81 81 b 100 10 90
Warner Charles P Palermo l3456
Same % | is b IS lab 80 ia @.rs>
Same II lis b 80 I l6 b 81 - 973
Walker Z s Palermo - Al ll9
Winthrow Montague B Palermo
ll6 b 81 sb 80 1875 Sl0b74
lab 80 10 b 81 s b 80 ii So
Walland Wieb.r Palermo ii bSI SO
Whepp Charles do IL 81 l3 b64 3 So
Whitfield John C do l II b 65 900
Yocum William F ii IL %
Same l2b 65 l 10 b sc 80 ll3l
Unknown White Cloud
ll2345 6 b $40 4 80
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28

vH Ten Regiments of the State Of
Kansas are said to have re enlisted. Good
for Kansas.
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Tbe Kansas Gbi.f.

SOL. KILLER, ..... EDITOR.
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Attachment.
Plaintim.

John johnson
Nathaniel Kimberlin
vs.
Patchin
:. and Defendants.
Bill Jones
Before J. P. Wlnslow, j. p, Irving Town
ahip, Brown County, Kansas.
Said defendants will take notice that on inc
4-h day Of January, 4. D. 1864, said Jashee
issued an Order of Attachment in tpe seo"
action, for the sum Of $99 IS.
B. F. KILLEY, for Ptfb.
Hiawaths, Jan. 9Th, leS4-3w Pr'sfee,9J.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28

EE The Telegraph is again in work
ing order between St. Joseph and Omaha.
ET The great worth of Kansas-
Leavenworth.
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Calvin Jchs pe14 20 leo 10 30
Covger David Columbus 23bs6 53I,
Coweef Gustavus do lSb s7l2
Same b24l3bS 1851
Chill W do sLI3bssI6b9 362l
Estes George vKsu4 2 % 80 FOG
Gsllum August Columbus lab 100
Same l52l4b SsI5b3l
A l.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28

enc to twelve inclusive
one - eleven inclusive
enc v eighteen inclusive
one 70 eighteen inclusivs
one 70 twelve inelusivs
one - twelve inclusive
sae 70 twelve inclusive
one 70 twelve inclusive
enc to eighteen inclusive
one 70 eighteen inclusive
one 70 twelve inclusive
oas V twelve inclusive
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-16
FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES 1910 BONDS.

These Bond, Arc i,,u.d updsr the Act Of Cen.
0re.s Of March sth, 1894. which provides that all
Bond, issued under TIN, Act shall DO EXEMPT
FROM TAXATION BY or uudsr any state or mu
nieipal authority. sub.eriptlons TO these Bonds
are received in United states notes or notes Of
National Banks. Thev arc TO BE REDEEMED
IN COIN At the nIea.ur. Of the Government, Al
any period NO, sss Nan len NOR nor, nsu forty y,sr,
from their date, and until their rsdemption FIVE
prR CENT INTEREST Will, M PAIN IN
COIN nm Rona, of m, IVA, IN. hundred dollar, an.
n,.,Iv ,rdoD al, o,b., poDd, ,.ni..nnu,llv Tn.
,.,srs,, 4, pA,.b,s nm IN. ara, day, Of March and
e.D,or,h., 4, o.,h 80,
s,,.,,,,.,, iii, ,...,.. .t,h.r R.g,,t,,.d n,
&C.. 80. .,.,., p..,.,.,.,
nd. 49,. $500, - a.. poo.. n, An. r-o,,,d
o,.,.. r....,r.. -, -. =. ,,.n,s.,.d oD,. =.
a.. .,,,,,,. -. &C.. po,a. ar. n,,,Ai. a.
No., -, -. .n...n,.r, sor .omu.,,,.,
No.,
s,,...,,. a.. ,,,.
-. 49,, g.. ~ g.,
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-16
MAYORS OFFICE, MAY IA, 1854.

Proposals Will hA received nj this ONCE until IL
m. on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, for trimming
Snd grAVeing sixth street east, from Pennsylvania
avenue to C street south. The gravel TO ne nine
inches In the Gentre, tapering of to four lnehes
toward the gutter linei TO be well rolled with a
heavy roller alter crawling and to be relieved oil
all bonderB OF an improper size, at the discretion
OF the Commissioner fthe Ward.
No part Of the appropriation will be paid until
the work IL approved by the Commissioner and
bo'h Assistant ComnisbioneTG.
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
trimming AID graveliDg. -
W. II. HAMILTON,
CemmlIB oner Of the Fifih Ward.
W. FLETCHER,
Commi'Bloner Of the Sixth Ward.
JOSEPH 7, lTCHELL,
J. II. MEAD,
myIs-dtTh Assistant Commstinners.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-16
LOCAL NEWS.

DISTINGUISHED vIsIroas TO BULn rLklH
AVID FREDtntcksBune -Yesterday norning, .
n'VAl yAtht left hers for Belle Pihin, having on
board Secretary wellrs, Asststant eeststary the
Navy Fox, POstmaster General Blair, sgnators
Crimes ard Doolittle, and Captain wis.i Chief OF
Naval Ordnance. They visited Fredsrick,burg,
went throu the hospitals and also saw seven
thousand NJ the rebel prisopeth and e0nysrsed
wi b ma y Of then The distinruishsd g'ntle en-
named above, speak In the hishest terms Of tho
manner 10 which oar wounded have bees provided
for and taken care OF bv Surgeon General Barnes.
1ho tone Of the rebel prisoners conversation
WAS defiant. They asserted, many Of then, that
II we supposed that Lee was geing 10 Richmond,
Gordonsvills or LouisburE, We should dad oar
selves mistaken tht he was soninE this way,
ard that we should very soon here his guns, etc.
This brAgEaaoelA characterized the sonVsrsGtioa
Of all Of them.
In ADDITION 10 the ssvea thousand mentioned
Ia. the RErULICAE on saturday ~ hAVlnG arrived
At Belle PA n, several thousand others, captured
In tubsequent battles, reached there yesterday.
II 10 understood At FfedsrieksbuRg that We have
about twelve thousand pri.oners altoI ether
those At Belle Plain and fredericksburg were TO
he shipped to Psint Lockout, and the omesrs 10
: TT Delaware. The visitors returned 70 this
city last oyeaing,