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Try J. c. MCGUIRE Co, Auctionssrs.
THIRTY-sIy DESIRABLE BUILDING rors Z
FOURTEENTH STREET AND hDJkCEs

CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY.
By virtue of decree of the late Circuit Coart OF
the District of Columbia. sitting q Court OF
1qulty, dated on the nth day of November 1861,
and rendered in acause mo. 1881 pending in aaad
Court between Christop hsr 9raramer ana Williams
b. Todd, trustees OF the late 6ottleib O. 9rAmmsf
and others, comglsinants, and julius r. 9rammsr
the trustees will sell At public auction
the following property, part Of the Homestead OF
the late q q. 0ramNer, in Washin Ston city d. @ :
On MONDAY. April 18th, at half pdo o'clock p M
On be prem fses Lot mum bered nine t9I in Squ are
numbered Ave hundred and thirty.three, (6s3,l
north, between Third and Four and q half streets
west 1t viii be sold in separate portions. each TO
have front Of twenty eight feet and one inch.
Ant on the JoIlo,rng day, (TUESOA u fhs 1874 day
Of April.
We will sell On the premises at half-psst clock
p M lot numbered fifteen 49, and part of let mum.
bered sixteen 10 in square numbered one hum
eligibly situated lots front about eighty Nest OF
street north, between 18th and 18th streets west,
and ars opposite the residence of Alexander Bor-
Land ESQ.
The terms Of sale are: One third cash; the bal
ance to be paid in equal ipstalments. in six and
twelve months from the day Of sale, the said bal
anee to bear interest from the day OF sale and the
payments thereof to be secured BY the notes OF the
purchaser and said notes to be ed by deedof
trust on the said property.
If the terms Of sale BE- not complied with ia Eve
days from the day of sale the trustees rsservs the
right to re SELL at the risk and expense of the pur
chaser.
All conveyancing and stamps stths expense OF
CHR GRAMMER,t r
WI B. TODD TFnstess.
ap3-d j, G. MCGUIRE & Co, Ascts
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Icy WI. L. WALL Il CO Auctioneers,
ID & +. corner Pa. az. aud 9th sire

LARGE STOCK OF LADIES AND MISSES
BOOTS AND SHOES, DRY GOODS, HOSIERY
AND FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY MORNING, 2lst instant, at IL
o'clock, we will sell al the Auction Rooms
Cases of Ladies Japanese Boots and Ealplorais,
Jenny Lind Mor1eco Boots.
Child re ms heeled and no heel Shoes and clippers,
great variety of Hats, -.a
Calico Prints, Lii en- and Muslin AID Colored Cam
brio.
Cloths CsSsimers and 4 paca.
Ntrinr Il: il!iauts Ftsnae.s, SHIRTS and Dtawers,
aEaherehicfs. scsrfs. Hosiery ana gloves,
I STuol ottoH. Sewing Silk AMI Thread,
Fancy Silks and Dress Geois- -
Purses, foI tmuL .ls, TGHtf isrusht-- G"tn"S'
Suspep6ers ard Fancy soap, ,....s..ss
A Nariet, Of Fancy Hardware and Cutlery.
anls Nm L. WALL Il CO., Aucts-
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WANTS,

" sAnThDaA shite woman for COOK WASH
Wa.NTED.--,A BOY at No 81 Market space. Sc e
w tween 7th and Sth streets ap is-Sts
HoIsE PAINTERS WANTED Two good
"a house Painters wanted. at NJ; T. PARKER,s,
- - srsn9e. between 9th and I'll streets.
corner AZ and l. streets, Island apls-Sts
COOP CoL0RED COOK WANTED-For officers
street an is.Iwt
WANTED-A Young MAN. Is or IS years Of
s., ~ t age; to attend Cigar and Sods stand Must
freshment Room, Baltimore Depot
= G5S mdd!f
street between 18th and sist. p' '"S At No. TT it,
s horsEW b sm .S a.
Tie corner Of and sts Iss SAW ~ is app's 4
WANTED Ar 0NCE-Thres atst:eIssS COAT
Nome mess saUi ais aisct or PANTS MAKERS.
between and SITS. apis st
WA.N,.TIEDI;IA, gSEd BLACKsMTTH HELPER;
Be e * ri FAINT 1AhRsg SsGs
Coach Factory, $40 street between 9th aud 10th
streets: spls-3t'
s5d sfG's" o 53E HING We Il
respectable nei shborhood Three rooms. consist.
,erms s sea Ses S
WANTED IMMEDTATELY-Ag good Barrier
NV M az "a TN street, Island, between street
WANTED IMMEDTATELY-A, GARDENER
w who is acquainted with the business: a single
man preferred. Inquire at ASP sth street: lOur
WANTED AN American woman wishes SIT
W UATION as wet nurse No objections to go
n IL the country or travel Enquire at the Star
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A furnished or
w unfurnished HOUSE. medium size. viii
Box parties to
WANTED-A SITUATION as nurse for the sick
so.d in ; redS|peetaS,e private family by an espe
ssSfasfs fTsn Eth address ss ss aaASSaa
w voaS ,stes hand
sose to ssFss sF t1o MATES WILL W
street, Georgetown. ap I6-2ts
WANTED Employ ment in a Hotel or some es-
being part haze pwo"i work
at anything in his line in part pay for board. in
Boz - Star oae apis is:
sna fsafR h.sfss,
Bridge street, Georgetown. sp l5-st~
w keeping furnished or UNFINISHED Address
3 G., Box As Post Office. or call at National Bank
Room, I. g. Treasurer's Office, References ex-
WANTED-A PARTNER with a ca pit1l of s. 05
w to S6Is1 for safe and promising enter prise
by an old and well known resident of the city
Address, stat IN when and here an interview may
be had, w. A., Star Office. up l5-3tH
WANTED. Immediately, two CABINETMA.
W KERS. to work on collins None but good
hands need apply. Highest wages given. Apply
to HARVEY & Co, Undertakers. No. 40 eth
street, bet G and I'll streets. apl53t*
WANTED-To purchase, or lease for term Of
~ years, suitable Al L, medium size LOT, stnatel
II ths li % 3D. Wara and eG t" the
lot must he definitely stated. Address with real
name, J s. G., Box s32 City Post Office. apis 3tr
WANTED-A young man Of business expert
W: ence. desires a SITUATION a. clerk in some
mercantile house. dry goods or clothing store pre-
fprred. Country references given. Have acted
clerk for the post offc four years Address JOHN
F. SMITH. Star Office. apl53t%
N7ANTED-A good DINING ROOM SERVANT:
w one who will make himself generally useful.
A colored boy between the ages of Is and % pre-
ferred. Good wages and a comfortable home of.
fered Inquire at No. ls2 street, near 2Ist street
north. APP i2-lwT
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENTING. $50 c
pRICK HOUSE FOR RENT-ConI,ini6g fvs
~ sosms applyat the corner of south and 6tk
FOR RENT-Four unfurnished o-story
s ssssss S Ss sso sss JOHN NiELEF
HOUSE FOR EENT-A FRAME HOUSE con.
AppV On *, hge The grsiase for sale
eH ee and S ls sveS n
medistely: Reference reauired. APP s-st'
nsheFl of yswssFs or
and Gas in the upper part Of the cit" dssirsbIv
lcested, and gin the De Of the First
Ward: Apply at this Office, Box No "a. sp Is stt
Two CHAMBERS on second Ho.r furnished,
Tsb,e. Will be rented to gentlemen of respects bill
between It'll and s staeets at No Street
TOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE on 18th street.
Il second door south OF g street. contains eight
Sss, E Sc
FOR sALE--The FURNITURE and LEASE Of
II ns Gcs ,ba:s
s BET. or
FOR FARM in Prince George county,
J. 2ls miles from Scsggs's Switch. la miles from
sesres fair Wit n bs Sold f' ees
tor cash or nged fer improved city property
ap ISL. ------------------.-- - $3.50.
For RENT-A FTRNIsHE ED 0ISE in George.
orep having sas ana Mster Tsrms
sirsffG5f aiSsn.y required Apply
4.n. up s.s.Is: Mashlng toa. D: I ap ls-3t.
oME Tnsars rsG B .1 ESU 5ss1ssn
r,S GhEESBAGk REsTArRAST FOR SALE
years Inquire at 4sa 10th street, first door
nor REST.In ~ ,m,5 nr;v.,s 7,a,; ~ 1e tTR
men NI SRs Rooms second a?S gentle
Treasury Departments Inouire befor. Q "'ciork
a. m. and after p M, Apply at a6s Vermont AZ.
FRANZ HoTsE con,apins niae r t%o,stary
Choice fruit such a. pa,ches all n SsT out NTH
RES cranes ali Of the best seectfan ntt
particulars call at residence No. SIS. 'r '"''Ae'
n p1si9n SHOP foR s,Txa Ga eAE RI. IL,
north between f2s and sts sp ,1 street
TOR RENT-Pleassnt FURNISHED CHAM
and 9th ,tTests "'SS""'' avenue 0s ap isst
basrd to gs ROOM ee 1"
q"rs $50 Il ia sp In
i STORE, an excellent place for Il soda foun tain
Apply immed atPl v. the proprietor is going in
other business. Inquire at CHAMBERLIN'S gro
Gerry, corner l8t IA st. and Pa ay An l5-st~
TIOR Al U Sso1 Co. f1,,r o., 7 N !, Ss . r
i on Pa. avenue p bv 81 feet with room hsct
Location good for any business =
MITCHELL SON Real Estate brokers
ae51t x s991A ss5s sSE Pa Pa sv and 18th :, .
M 6(lll MnI+EEr MI anh a NEhr rhaNE
X L. nd H. 80 Il. ~ rnoMs hciga
Ii Io oa - IN, IN .! STOCK
immediate possession.
MITCHELL SON Real EState Brokers
ap i5-2w southeast cor. Pa. av and 18th ST.
O. 40 ~ n n Will PTRCUASE 4 pROpEP
SlO.VUU TY frontiu,r ~ feet nm p, ay.nn
Second Ward A three stnrv hr;.t hn;l5;na bar'
ing two good stores and riaht lsrre rnomS add;
tnr.I ~ r.nt; ~ a. e. - - - ''"''' ""''
'''"a aiI I IITus S sr S-pN per year
O, * ~ snrtho 80, MA 10 n'ahte DIET
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> OnO HORSES WANTED.

1900 HoR SE WANT ED
Wor Department, Corolry Bmsan.
flTct Of Ghisf yn1ysrmaSts7,
Wnsh,ngton, q &, April IL, lSs4.S
One hundred and fifty FIVE (Sl55) dollars per head
will be paid for all
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next fifteen as DAYS at the
Government stables at GieSboro, d. C..
Said horses to be sound in all particulars. not
less than five t5 more than nine (9t old;
from Iila to 10 hands high full heshed. compactly
built bride wise, and of size icisnt for cavalry
purposes.
Taty ,pfcGcnfions triN BE- strictly ndhsrsd 70 and
rigtdly 81 forced in ersry paTticpiny.
Payment made on delivery of ten (lnt and over
Hours of inspection Q A. NJ. Is y. VI.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quar- ma Stcr,
apI2-l5t Cavalry Bureau.
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UY GREEN x WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME

AUCTION SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT.
On TIL RSDAY, tine 2ist instant. at O'Clock. ..
m we shall sell in front of the premises, on 4th
street hetwee en- Massachusetts avenue and Istreets
north, good two story Frame House, lot 81, ia
Square south of Square No. 5ii containing six
rooms 25'feet front. 80 feet deep. with side slsy
This is q fine chance for any one Hishiu to pur-
reserve.
Terms: One half cash balance in six And twelve
months, occurred by deed of trust on the premises
notes bearing interest. hll convey anoing sid reye-
nue. stamps AT tt e cost of the purchaser.
Ii GREEN & WILL ANS, AlIcts,
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S,T1ATSGY AND TAgTfOs. ~ 4sasrL Dz-
- so,r. uAns,Atsd BY Cent. VIVA. r. 0rsasAiA' v,
9; ~. Il nns'Ss s tYRAIVx TAYLOR.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
IL \ Corner Lot, $50 feet front on Pa. sv., con
tanning q 800 square feet of ground, improved by
stores. Offices and residences: is one hf the best
locations for frst-elass hotel ia Washington.
The whole of this excellent property be pu r ::
chased for Sl25, o01-S25.Wn cash, balance on long
time.
A fine Brick Residence on X ST, oppo. Franklin
Square. u rooms Is by rs IT to ~ foot paved 81.
ley, stable and caTrisge house. S 10 900
Desirable Brick on 1ith St, near Pa. aT-, p
by no, 10 rooms ...........- Sun
Brick Residence on l. st, - by &, 10 rooms,
good stable. $500. ...........-,- :. $3.50
4 substantial Brick, on ST., bet. Cd and 81,
Is by 100 8 rooms ......-............. 00
q rooms :. =. 81
ground .,............ 7G0
\ neat Frame House, on 18th ST., T. by 100 s
One on 6th st., bet an,l o ats, Is by l26 d
rooms. .......-....-..- 400
Two Frames on st, bet. 4th and 5th SITS, Is
by la rooms, each ..-......... Jet
Building Lots in all parts Of the'cty.
A number Undesirable Farms for sale
MITCHELL K SON, Real Estate Brokers,
apitM 8. Il. corner Pa. nv. and 18th 81.
1rOR sRENT-with or withoup Board, an excel
ROOMS. ut $50 18th street. within five minutes
walk Of the Kirkw00d House, WillaraS' ami the
Patent 0fice. Post OH ea and. 7 eeasury aat State
departments The location ia unsurp passed in
Washington. No children in the hohse de 2. II
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CoRRES TIoS.--In the summary of the quar-
terry port OF the Fourth Ward Station, a,
published IN the Star Of Saturday, the omission
OF cyphrr makes the value of the property
received 70 be SI,5l4.l. 1t should have been
srluALlit
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10y VIM. L. WALL Il Co., Auctioneers
- s. ". corner Pa. av. and 9th st
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS.
AND CIGARS
On TUESDAY MORNING the 18th instant ~
will sell n. the Auo ton Rooms "
Barrels White and Yellow Sugar
Boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles
Boxes CASTLE and Toilet Soaps,
Boxes Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and Cirars
DsniohDs brandy and Whisky,
Cases Brandy ard " hskey Cordial and Bitters
Octaves and Quarters Brandy.
loN barrels WhiEkey. various brands,
Cares Boots and Shoes. Small Stores, &C. &c.
ap.IS1t VIM T., WALL K CO.. Aucts
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E0R RENT-A large BRICK HOUSE. having
! been thoroughly repair"i throughout; con
tHlulrg fifteen rooms Including II large dining
room par"rs, g.. situated on Ugh street,
Georgetown, suitable t"r hotel, h"arding house.
&c. Immediate possession given Inquire at No.
i51 Thirteenth street, hctWeen ami F. sstween
l. and | 'clEck,
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L'OR SALE--LOTS ~ and 81 in square 5l3, 'front.'
1 ing about o. feet On \ street north, betweeu
4th and 9Th aud running bscs o an equal frontsg GO
ON Ridge street, containing in the aggregate. say
I3.l53 square feet. Cash purchasers can obtain ~
great bargain. Address NJ SNYDER. Jr.. 80
Nassau street, New York. apl2-Iw.
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RYJ c. MCGUIRE a Co, Auctioneers.

II
TWENTY-THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN THE NORTHERN PART or THE
SECOND WARD AT PUBLIC SALE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. April 18th, at ~
O'Clock tie premises. shall sell to the high
est bidder, the whole Of Square No. 81 and Square
north square Nc 4. sub divided into GOOD sized
Building Lots, fronting, respectively on Vermont
avenue and 9TH street west, between and streets
north, ann Vermont avenue and l2th street west,
be tween Il and 5 Streets north.
Vermont avenue has been paved ON the west sid.
to the Boundary Of the City: and is des tined 10 be-
OF the nest streets in that section of tae City
Terms one third cash, the balance in six and
twelve months with interest. .ecICe1 by desd of
trust On the premises. Couyeyane at the cost OF
the putchaser.
AZ. plots Of the property MAJ be obtained at the
Auction Rooms.
ap d j. y. MGG IKE Il CO A{ct'-
a$THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ~
leque of the rain, up til FRIDAY AHTER-
NOON, pril .2f, same hour and place.
spiS-3t J. @. MEG L IRE Il Co., Aucts.
by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
OLD LUMBER AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, al o'clock, L
will ssll at the Bridge street Bridge Georgs.own,
IA Lot Of Lumber, about Is, 'sa feet.
spM ~ THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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THg Cot Ri MARTIAL or CAPT. Tom - II is
stated that ne court martial recently con vensd
f9r the trial CT Cspt. III. B. Todd, iais Provost
Marshal Of this city. hasf sentenced him TO Be
'dlSsoGsssG tie service,
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a FEMALE REFUGEE IN DIsTREss-Yester-
day, a woman, named Hattie Lucas, of Gull
. peper county, Va, was roaming about the
STREETS with young child, begging money
Several gentlemen took compass sion upon her
anu her infant and contributed for her relief
She saws that she owns about thirty acres of
land III Culpeper, but it is OF no To her, and
shs came within the lines for help. She OBJ
rainrd employment at seventy five cents q
week, but as that would not prov ide for her
rhIc, she left the place 10 do better il she could.
Her ashland volunteered in the early days of
the rebellion and Joined the rebel army. Atthe
battle OF Williamsburg he was killed. She
lodged last night % the Fourth Ward station,
and this morning started on her search for en-
piOymsnt
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TOR SALE-One thousand dollars only tor al
L equal partnership and ooe- half of the stock IT
An established business pr wing from J.; to IS per
day nett profit No bonus required
MITCHELL < SON Rea Estate Brokers.
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AUCTION SALES.

EXTENSIVE 8. LIE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS
AND RH0DE Il, LAND AVENUE AND
STREET NORTH
On MONDAY, the 18th .'ay OF April we shall sell,
ofsqnsre No. +s2 subdi vided INTO handsome Build
l. Lots running to alleys. THIS properly Is situ-
ated only one square from the Railroad Depot on
the city w
Terms One fourth cash; balance ia s, 10, B aud
a months. for notes, ]aartng interest from date
a aeea given free of cost, and deed OF trust, ct
Title clear.
Rooms. ~ ~
apis 4 j. @. MCGUIRE do Aur,s d
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-04

The crowded state Of our columns on yss-
tsrdsy morning prevented us from noticing
The speech Of Col. jAcouES A. the wIgwam
% Saturday night. and even Dow - are
compelled 10 make the notice . very brief
one. His speech. wac perhaps. the most
effective one which has been delivered here
during this campaign. A large plumber OF
the opposition party we're present and heard
the whole speech. and We are informed. went
away deeply impressed with the truths which
the Colonel uttered. Our people we're high
pleased with the effort and We trust. Col.
JAcourss will continue the canvass up to the
day Of the election. ss DO speaker In the State
10 accomplishing more for the Union cause
than himself. lie i a true soldier. and
speaks tia words of Wisdom, from . long and
vsriediexperiencs with the questions involv-
cd 10 the present struggle.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-04

Copperhesd orators, aud perhaps som@
very homes, psopls. ask. What are you
lighting fort" Nobody can answer that
question 90 we'll a. the man who does bis
share Of the hehting. Of which class We think
General Shssman,will Dc accepted asa fair
specimen. he i. moreover. a Democrat.
who believes II is nsariy az important 20
elect Mr.. Lincoln a. it e 10 defeat The rebel
armies. lie l.. shersiors. 10 ocpperheAd:
Here i VIA, be SAYS 20 are fighting tor
We do not want your nsgross.or your hors-
-. or POUR hoases. or your lands. or any
thing you have; but Ne do want. and will
have = jusi obedience 10 the lass OF the
Unted States He declares snto the south
tat this I'VE will have" ifit i~avolyes The
destruction Of all the barriers err c,sd - Say
the progres OF oar armies pushing forward
TO accomplish the object. What man not
really 10 favor Of the rebellion can say q
~ord against shisf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-04

There have been votes polled BY soldiers
IN The Geld 10 all the Years from 1861 20 is6s,
Inclusive.
Nine or Ten States and the Territory Of
Colorado have enable their soldiers thus 10
The soldiers Of some Of tie States have
voted 81 the election. Of several difsreat
years.
IL 80 ss.ss< ssstssss has the right 70 vote
been erssodsd to soldiers BY a Democrats"
OF anti Liscoiu Legislature.
In ~ rasis issfsnes have The soldiers Of
sny State or Territory cast = majority Of
their voses toe the "Denocrxtic" or epposl-
ton esckss-
Ia NJ sissis ,ssssses have Ne heard = cen.
plain, b, = soldser W the geld that sny con
ssrsins sss used BY bis ofkces or others to
infasnee his vots Yet seus Of thorssnds Of
ssldiers Who voted ~hlle Ia service have
sincs been honorshly discharged. and would
sarely conpi.ir IL their right OF Suffrage h.d
been abridged or perverted Os Their officers
OF others N suthority.
10 TIE 6rst year al ne ~as. nearly = third
Of thess soldiers -ho voted cast Democrat
\" ballots Let year. les than = EaA did
% This wear. 80 TAR - - have returns.
ne proportion : sssa smaller.
He- lnpndens. he- es->ss-~ % shs pre-
ssose shst he soldiers Oil noe vcss Icr Nc
Cs<li>r asS Peot,ssoai
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-04

THKzx hare been men base enough %
propose % me 70 return 70 slavery the black
warriors Of Port HUDSON aud 0lustee. and
thus win the respect Of the masters they
fought. Should DO 50. I should deserve 20
be damned IN time aud eternity. Come
what vii. Keep my i.isb sith Trend AID
fee. As sosniss Srsteod | an sos carrying
on this ~ viii The sole purpose o. abolitioo.
50 icng a. ! an Preside1i. i shAll be carried
% T.. TIE soIe purpose u restoring the
Union. Bui n humsa power can susdoe
his csbsi5on. without the use OF the emAD-
cipaaon polcy calculated 70 weaken the
moral and physioal forces OF The sebsllion.-
A. LScoLS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-04

A few days sIncss Washington CORES
pondent off Western German paper wrote
IN one Of bis letters that Green Clay Smith.
Of Kentucky. vas Wiling 70 bsck mp his as-
surance ofLlncoln's election With = $500
bet. The Teutonic cOmpositor dignidsd the
figures by extending the non TO $500
000i wherenpon a secesh capitalist Of Louis.
Vile makes up = pool" and replIes that he
% ready 10 match the augmented fgures.-
This was rather more small chaoge than the
Congressman had b. he credit 10 back, bu,
certain financial friends. hearing OF the cir.
cumsisnce. have rendered the gresnbacks,
and insi,t that the Louisville msn shall be
accommodated. and have already deposited
$500. ass forfeit tor the fulhlimeni Of .tio-
ulstion- within thirty days. Their only fear
i. that Louisville will be found In the voca-
tive
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-04

vptx<r D~nscras a. Nashville. vhe
neves seiaced ovsr sueicn vcscr,. ard
-hc-e t.oe rs fs1 ~ s2iis- ~hen~ves ear
forces net vith csss.es. ran s~ay iren re
CRY. - svea ne nnla. snrcslness orce--d
~ Gev jehssor. He Rad dsnoauced he
r~rse~~ttrr - eosh s--r-a.is-l 40 era.l. sd
~ - eeossss e -ssd oet take ~ n
Re b. al .ioa< csns<ss~d 49,, Aoe La
ca as = sreAter rrns hsn Jsr Davis;
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csaA sss <~s . go. I'D - socar1<xly
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cs~n-~rspsea ey Forrest.
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10 Ne. Gen Hsls ek i.


81. LoVn. Oct 3-surgeon Carpenter.
Medical Dsreet.r Of this Distract sccompAni-
"a 81 = reesi fsx n truce. arrived here last
sight % .prcears mcdicsl supplies fcr the
-ousd~dea both sides TIE rebels Get I 200
n kiliea snd sounded
Co. Walker. vho - bfsvsJ defended Pa
49,. ana s~~s-sl ctber r~ssons vese mnr3>r
ed n cold nicoi sftrr ms snFverdsr - the
Place
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r. Esirg
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- damaged snd vii tsce 80 nents. - re-
psif "a
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Al the AcCisil.a mssuSg IL PhlAdeIphiA
OF ssturdsy 1iKbl. O1e Of tie iraDspar
soesss rspseeated The grave Of tse UolOn-"
The Prss.ds1s AID Cabinet we're represented
rioiAk W a hsar-s. 1lA3n By JAckAss With
hunAa aces REFRESHING Gen. Grant: Zen
Sbesms1. aid ether Uuion commanders
Ge1srsl Gfsli uas represented a. saving Il
poll Tor zoe s.de thar pAys best" Such u
the hOsof osr heroes sc, from th- peace
DomocrzIs.
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w~AsHrSeroN. October , IA Dispatch from
Geo Sbsridan, dated HaErisonburg. October
Isl. received by this department.. states:
| have been TO Sloneston and Waynssboro
with the cavalry, destroyed the iron bridge
on South River at waynesboro: also The
bridge over ChuFsbana Geek. and the rail
road rom stanton 20 Waynss0oro. De-
tails Of future operations omitted.
The following is the lasi dispatch received
from Gen Grant:
err PoINr, Oct 2.
To Mg. Gen Hsieek:
Butler o. the right Of James River, aud
Meade rank vest Of Petersburg occupy the
sane positions az Yesterday. There has beca
hut vefy rsle hghuvg to-day, = few prison
ers we're captured lsst evening Butler sent
tive bdgsdss o. ins.uts, ~ith = little squad
Of cavalry within a ses hundred yards Ct ne
inner Tine % work. essi Of Richmond. 90
Wednesday wish ~ oppoeinon.
L. : GRANT,
Lisutsnsnt Gcueral
No dispatches have beea received Tor
three dsvs from Ger sherman. but vigor-
oas measures wksoh = hei~ved viii De sue
ccsslul. have been taken by the authorities
10 protect hi~ communication IRON rebel
r.iding parties uuder Wheeler and Forrest
E NJ STANTON.