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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

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LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAfSrS6 UscLAsAEDI IN THE POST OF |
II FlcE AT TERRE IiAUTE. INDIANA.
AUGUST Ii, 1864. |
~ 10 obtain any q these letters. the sppli- |
cant mast call for "sdsertised ietters." give the
late % this list. AMI pay cent Tor advertising.
a. IF GOT calles Tor within ops month. they
will be sent 70 the Dead Lester oflce-
Published spery Saturday Morning.
LADIES LIST
Abbott Mis- MolIie Arnold Ms Susan
Ash Mrs Ann Ashbury Mrs NJ A
Adams Mrs Sarah Alexander Miss Nancy
Albert Mrs Angelina
II
Baker Miss Sarah J Brown Mrs Elizabeth
Bales Mary Burk Mrs Jane
Baldwin Lib burnett Mrs Elizabeth
Brock Miss Louisa Bice Mrs Kate
Brown Miss Jessie
e.
Carr Miss Eliza Christfsr Mrs Mary A
Clark Mrs Sarah Il Chreech Mrs Elizabeth
Clark Mrs Margaret COnslly Mrs Mary A
Campbell Miss Anna Cellister Mrs Ella
Carr Miss Elizabeth Conrod Mrs Mary
Carpenter Mrs Susan Compton Mrs CeIestef
Caldwell Miss Eliza Conor Mrs Thirzs
Grows Mrs Harriet Church Mrs Mary A
Crnsley Miss Mary CnmmiDa Mrs Betsey
Christ Miss Matte A
ID
Dawson Miss Glars Dean Miss Caroline
Dsnkins Miss Ella A Dove Mary 5
Davis Mrs Sarah A Duffy Mary
Denny Mrs Margaret
r
Edward Miss Mary Elton Mrs Sarah
4
hery Miss Mshaia Fortz Mrs 4
Frank Miss Elk ,bethFlowess Mrs Angelina
fitzgerald Mira Foutz Miss Callie
GIassner Mary Gum Miss Sarah
Gilman iss ElizabethGost Mrs l.
Gibson Miss Jennie Fruber Mrs Martha
Gcnuel Miss Lon
Havons Miss Sarah CHeem Mary Ann
HAYS Miss Nettle Ham Miss :
Hartly Mrs Nancy Holmes Mr8 Mamie
Harris Mrs Charlotte Aedge Mrs Mary A
Harper Miss Lucinda
IngIe Miss Sarah 2
Jacob Mira Sarah A Joslin Mrs Dorothy
Jones Miss Martha Jones Miss Maggie
Jones Miss Martha ASones Miss Sack
Knapp Miss Sara. Z
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Lewis Mira Elizabeth Lee Miss Mary Jane
Nancy Miss Lizzie Miremsn Miss Sallie
Martis Miss Siirona Medaugh Martahs
Mannaring Martha Motifs Jennie
Mathis Miss Maggie Myers Mrs l.
Malone Miss Eliza Murphy Mis- Jennie
Manning Lydia
McCalister Mary A McOoskey Lizzie
Mckee Mas Malyina McClung Miss Ellen
n cal Miss Mary Null Miss Mollie
Meet Miss Elizabeth Nagle Miss Matte Z
n
Petio Mrs Ebert Price Mrs j
| Parker Afs Emma Pickett Martha !
Patton Mrs Sarah
Rarden Mas Mary A Robertson Miss \
Ray Miss Salle Rhodofer Jenny
| Ray Miss Annie Rolls Mrs Mary
Riley Miss Helen Rucker Minerva
Rogers Mrs Williams
|
Sankey Miss Patience Simons Mira Sarah
| Sparks NJ iss Mary Sndsr Mss Looesa
Spand Mis- Mary Smons Miss Tillie A
Smell Mrs q IA Stone Ann
Shepard Mrs Nancy Scott Mrs Kate
Sterling Miss MaryM Scott Mrs Martha
! Stewart Miss Eliza SoDser Miss Elzbeth
Stevens Miss Nancy Schiller Mrs Susan
SMITH
Smith Miss Nancy Smith Mrs Martha
Il
Taylor Mrs JENNA Tucker Miss Marsh
Wakefield Margaret Wilkerson Miss
Wallace Miss Anna B Wishdrd Mrs Sarah 4
West Mrs Nancy q Whited Mrs Rebeca
Weese Mrs Jane Wilson Mrs Miranda
Weaver Mis- Dora Williams Mrs John
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

peter Wslsaa IL.
4. :. cs1e 81 ny rcpablican nabors wsnts
- ksow 1os ne are 20 reooacl.s osr doesrins
81 State rites AMI s~eessioa wisA he condaes
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
REDUCED PRICES /!
Jacob straub & Son.

AXES -Lippincott's, sharp's, and
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Gross Cut Saws-oom-
mon and Patent.
Meat Cutters and Suffers. -
Hale's Patent Meat Cutters.
Shovels and Tongs. 40 .
Steel Fire Sets, and Stands for
same. l'sa aafI NuFoI 1Hf
Grain Shovels. Long and :" D "
Handle Shovels. 90 'a7is sgtf
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Hay Knives and. Briar Scythes.
Brass and Enameled Kettles, al
Knives and Forks, A full assert
Pocket Knives, ment. at very
RaZors q Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table Spoons. ~
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws.
Cleavers and Choppers. fla e~
Files: Butcher. Spencer & Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Barton'ss & Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Haute Truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps. q , = Seas
Carpenter Tools. Us
Also. full assortment of Shelf
Hardware.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

Ia To-day the great Melropolitan
Gift Book Store commences business at
No. ., First street, near the corner Of
Sycamore street This is an event that
will crafty all our citizens, for il gives
them an opportunity 10 secure the best
and most desirable books a, home in.
stead Of sending East or TO Chicago and
Cincinnati A. this store may be found
all the standard and miscellaneous
books, elegant editions Of Shakespeare.
Of Byron, Of Moore, aud all the English
classics. Superb editions Of the Bislc,
OF Prayer Books, Of Albums, Of Port
SoliosY and all the other standard books
70 be found in New York Store. A
gift accompanies each book sold, at The
time Of the purchase, varying in value
from ffty cents 10 one hundred dollars.
The gifts consist OF silverware Of ali
kinds, watches, chains. setts, pins, ear
rings, tea sets, vine sets, casters, &c.
one Of which accompanies each book
sold.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

DANGEROUS ADVICE. - This Sullivan
Democrat is 1amsnting over the want Of
public spirit and town pride in the citi-
zens Of that benighted village.
Their graveyard has never been en-
closed, and hogs and cattle wOllow and
roam amid neglected graves. Their
sidewalks are dilapidated and neglect.
ed, and their scbool-house is de.
scribed as perfect old rooksry aud a
disgrace TO the tcwa.
Now, we hare no doubt the Democrat
is right; but what better could il or the
world expect for town that votes solid,
almost, for Dan Voorhees,. What care
they for the neglected graves of their
dead2-the dead can't vote the Demo
cratic ticket; and as for respectable
schoolhouse they are death to modern
Copperhead Democracy Unless you
are prepared to give up your Democratic
majority, do not build sehoolhouses
Here we have large aud handsome
school hoases; saeh is also the case in
Terrs Haute, Indianapolis, and Madi-
sou; and see TIE terrifying majoriliss
those cities gave against the Bogus De
mocracy. II yoa want Sullivan county
to remain the great Comprehend strong.
hold net your sehool.houses go to decay
aud continue to burn the houses Of
Union men, to rob and plumber defence
less citizens, and assassinate enrolling
officers School.houses will ruin you.
THANKseavrEe DAY.-Ths day set apart
by the President and subsequently by
Gov Morton in this State, aud by all the
Governors of the loyal States, as a day
of thanksgiving and praise, was very
generally observed on Thursday by the
people of our goodly city.
Religious services were had in all the
churches in the city, with one or two ex-
ceptions, and all who coald secure tur-
key, did so, We presume. Others less
fortunate contented themselves with
chickens and other delieaciss Many
places of business were closed, and every
body seemed to enjoy q holiday.
The soldiers at the hospitals had a
magnificent dinner prepared, with plenty
OF turkey and ether poultry and the
necessary eoneomitants. We accepted
pressing invitation to be present and
1t made US feel good to see the brave
boys in blue enjoy themselves. At night
they had brilliant dance, and we shall
not be surprised to learn that the health
ofthe invalids has been greatly improved
There was a dance or two in other
parts of the city on Thursday night
The day passed of pleasantly, aud we
did not hear of any unpleasant incident
to mar the days enjoyment The
weather was magnificent and all the
ehGrches were well filed, and the streets
during the greater part of the day pre-
sented very animated appearance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
al 90

Great Bargains at the Ore Dollar
gevelry Store. The finest assortment
Of Jswelry and Silverware ever offered.
Ali Of the latest styles, to be sold re-
gsrdless Of cost Gail and examine ard
satisfy yourselves Remember, your
choice for one dollar, At No. 20, Man
street, next door to Reiliy's grocery
Noz 22-d3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
Dbe e atGa 9uaraaT.
CITY NEWS.
Sherman!

Oar telegraph columns this morning
are full-of highly exciting news from
Gen. Sherman, which we receive through
rebel sources Canton, Milledgevilis,
Macon and Griffin are reported as cap
tured and destroyed, while Sherman's
columns are pushing forward in their
work Of devastation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
With manning egg pogg.

bD-Col Barge, of the 18th Kentucky
regiment, was in the city on Thursday,
en- route to Louisville.
The term Of service Of the Asa has
expired and the Colonel is now recruit.
ing a new regiment. There is no dis
count on his patriotism or courage, and
be stands square up to the Administers
ton.
Col. John w. Foster has been in the
city for few days and ia looking re
markabIy well.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

PuBuc MEETTNe.-The citizens Of the
various townships of warriek county,
Indiana, are hereby lt-lifed TO meet II
the Courthouse in BOouyille, in said
county, on Saturday, the Goth day Of
November, AID. 1864. at one o'clock
pm, for the purpose Of ascertaininR The
number Of credits to which each town
ship is epiitled for men sent into the
army up TO this time.
GEoRoE 9. HAIR,
VIZ J. HARGRAyE,
b. s. FuLLER,
s.-, Committee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

THAxKG--Oar Thanksgiving was in.
tepsifed on Thursday BY young, fat,
and juicy turkey from the grocery store
Of Vickery Brothers. We partoOk Of it
With thanksgiving, wishing the enter
prising and liberal donors long years Of
happiness and prosperity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

pG- Enclosed in our issue to-day will
be found the catalogue Of the Metropoli-
tan Gift Book Store. Il speaks for
itself and hardly needs a word Of com
nneni from US It is only partial list
OF the books in stock, for complets
catalogue would Gil large volume
Every one should 20 to the MeiropoI.
i.an Gift Book Store, purchase some
good book, and receive gin varying in
value from fifty cents 70 one hundred
dollars
All should visit this mammoth stock
of books to-day and witness the grand
display, replesish their Libraries or lay
the corner stone Of new ones.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

RECEIPT IN FuLL-We suppose the
acknowledgement Of turkey by the ed
itor Of tho Times from Judge Niblaek is
a receipt in full for remuneration for
services rendered in this county during
the late campaign Cheap enough.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

FINIsnxG Ur.-Mr. Bennett informs
US that he has about finished his canvass
OF n, our city for his nsY Directory, and
~''i leave for cincinnsti, on Tuesday
next Those who have ehspged their
location or place of business since he
'ook their names can have ga obpor,u.
atty Of correcting the Directory By leav.
ing their new address at Dobslrs Book
Store, prior to that time. a last onno-.
tunity is also afforded to subscribe far
the Directory or insert advertisements
in it
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
BANK NOTICE.

fItaE sToCKd0L0kRS II TIKI BRANCH
Il AZ Evansville. q the Bank Of the stats Of
ludiAua, are hereby notiiied, that the annual
etetloa for i've Directors % serve the ensuing
ear. viii - bold A. the baHking House in Evana-
VILE "a Tuesday .Shnuary 81, fsGS. between the
heufs ef 10 o'ciogk A, N, aud o'clOck T. NJ
sasAtE ~ SAMuEL nArARD. Cashier.
Nor ea-afdawfd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
REWARD.

GI0 LOsT.--A NOTE ron 500 GIYt y
plO. by ConFae moruawagh 70 EHpch IT,
Wilson, aud secured BY Jacob Jordan, Whs y %
b, tween snlliganf0Wn and the franklin Street
Bridge. Ten dollars reward will be given 70 any
one VINO will return tho sam 20 Chris. knasr 8
Grocery, iu BnllivaHtown,
noy2S.Iw EHoCa II. WILSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

s1- We give up rauch of our space
this morning to the interesting sermon
Of Rev. 3. f. Rawlins, delivered at the
Locust Street NJ. Z. Church on Thurs
day morning last. We regard it as an
able and eloquent production, and well
worth reading.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

TRANSFORMING -We are under obli-
cations TO Mr. Carmody, Of the Monitor
for two bottles Of Champagne and Spark
LOG Catawba, which we drink 10 bis
health and longevity
1LePpprietorsof the Monitor RECALLED
their friends on Thanksgiving evening
With foaming egg nogg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

b@-Hirsm Nelson commences eve.
ming auction sales this evening al the
auction room, and continues every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday eve.
nings all winter, 10 cell dry goods, bats,
caps, boots, shoes, notions, &c.
Hiram Nelson viii sell dsy goods at
auction this morning, at O'Clock. He
vail sell a chest Of carpenters tools in
the course Of the forenoon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26


Nav YoHE sroRE CLoAK DsFAs4sEER.
~ ssazats taa-spseiAl attention sog-the
SITES .os' EvnpsviAe and zieinity to our
'saasuai large and attractive ASSIGNMENT
3 saeqass, rsE qass. cireles, &es.l of the
choicest Fre'ssa aud Amer an styles;
also to7o'ir e.sskiags and TIA nings, all
Of whieh hAss been eosgbt siaca the re-
sent heavy dscliee IN goods, Which will
be a saving "a oar trade % At least 50
FER cent &s-zAs C5oaDeE.
Nov % iS64-slw
FoR sAnn-S.x aew hOeses, nearly
compleled; one large house, with ten
rooms. near Main street; variety of
o'hef dwellings, and building lots.
Foe REsr.--A 6rsg Class dwelling, in
desirable location. Enquire Of
n20-u A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

sarWe are indebted to Capt. Sam
Barr, this distinguished and elegant
clerk ef the blg Missouri, for New Or
leans papers Of the 18th.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
LOST.

A ACCOUNT BOOB. OF BROWN MOROCCO.
n belonging 70 Capt. Headon, lktif u. =. Q. = =,
on tbs way from Jefsrs0ngiile % Evansville, VIA
the o. h NJ. u. r. The Under viii b. amply
wafdsd by leaving IL. or expressing IL 10 Yick ~
a Bros 81 this city. ngi943t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
ENGINEER.

A \ EXPERIENCED MACBINIST AND I'm
Il glueeF wishes 70 iska charge Of and keep In
roed esssr. portable er Stationary engine. Resi-
OF references given. Apply at this ofsee.
Nov. sa-fw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
sTRAYRD.

OS THURSDAY NIGHT, A SoRREL HoRsR,
- seaut fifteen .kaHds high, one HAD white
les aida blaze on the forehead. The horse was
raised nsAF Boonyiiie, and vas traced 10 near
hcsbafk. He had On black saddle and bride
= iiesrei reward VIII b given.
M esia " A RgIs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
STRAYED.

CTBAYED PROM THE MARRET noe N,
- early Tuesday morning, Red Horse, about
hFs years old, and has little white on the hoe u
Of bis hind legs. Any person returning him 10
Mr.. fefer, At the Market H0uss, will b. iihsFaliy
rewarded. (aoyz3.2) p. LEfN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
U. S. NOTICE.
&c THR HRAYMRs eT EVANSVILLE

. Tt = III n NJ VI ~ AN0 J III 4
4 III bRAfMES WHO HAVE NOT AL.
a RAD rppartsd and RAla the tax Gu drayago
reoei pts, are hereby notified that they have been
AsssaeA Eer such delinquency, and the list l. ~
turaed t. me for collection. ~ paid during this
etiass 80 esinitse a oest viii sccrne. Ifnog the
-an = rays fcr saie
Nov. i6-Si WIN. l. French, Collector.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
ELECTION NOTICE.

us MEMBERS or TUE PRESBYTERIAN
4 Church, q. ; Nsflt rsssf+ - sha5- 49,. -
sorship, 81 Vine street, On Wednesday evening
neceaaesr fth. lse4. n rseleck for tie par,,oss
q elfefszg nVs 7 ststees for said Churrh :.
Esausvifse, NV SSH, lisa = : Stvss-,a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
NOTICE to TAX-PAYERs

4 LII PROPERTY ON WHICH. TAXES ARE
= nor paid by Seceufber lst next, will be adj
Nertiset aaa sold IN dur time This notice means
everybody, without distinction. -
.i W. 6. BoEPPLE.
po2l-lw City Collector. at Mayor's Ofses
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
MILITARY
Notice to Officers and Soldiers An.
sent from their Regiments.
orftcE A. A. PROVOST MARsRAE gssSw,s.t
INpIANAro rolls. I'm. Nnv n 49,


CIRCULAR No. 80. z
The Secretary Of War directs that ali 49,.
and enlisted men absent from their eourssnis -
turn 20 the same Immediately. All fariocrhs-.,,
leaves Of absence revoked, except a. cSr,r,s-
sisned officers absent on sica leave in ord. re- -
by certihcrts OF disability duly filed as rtopire3
by regulations Of the War Department RoiisfeS
men absent from General Hospitals villa lie retnrf
ed 70 the Hospitals trom which they were fur.
Laughed. All others will be sent TO their rpspre-
tive posts, companies, or regiments. By Provost
Marshals OF Districts Al ofioers Of the Provost
Marshal Generals Bureau are ordered t. maks
special efforts te secure prompt and thorOug com.
pianee with the Seeretarys order. as 81 Is the in
tention to put every man. belonging t. the milf
tarY service in his proper duty, a soon possi-
pie. To this end Provost Marshsss are directed 20
lseerd every facility feF the PremPt and convent
-sntEsturn pfthOse complying with this order All
Sno make themselves desertersb by falling report
VII % arrested and returned with charges.
~ Order, Brig. &c ~ Y. q sPIrcHER,
A. 4. Provost Marshal GooerA.
GEoRsS W. DxHKkeIsr Lieut. and A. Ins
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

tar The Louisville Journal says that
a gang Of villains is congregated in the
neigE9orhood Of Golconda and Aetrop-
oils, Indiana No such places in our
State. neighbor-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

IA a good large safe can be bought
cheap By applying to u. Lyon 4 Co.
Nov. - DIT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

e5r Gold, Silver, Demand Notes and
Coupons bought aud sold at the Cont,
mental Bank
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
FOR RENT.

A RESIDENCE FOR A SMALL FAMILY.
~ Address Box % ,. o. Ap 4Nov. 81
~ II y BUILDIEG OCCUPIED ny THE
Walhalla" sal0oh. For terms apply 10
Mrs. Kro,, corner 81 Fourth and Ciestnus streets.
uoVE3-Iw
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are requested to report at the Provost
Marshal : Office on Tuesday morning
29ih inst, without fail -
SUr Rssd the following extract from
letter, Of cure Of deaf and dumb
person, o. eighteen years standing. BIZ
Dr. Bort, who is nov at the shersood
House, in this city.
CoFKEE, CLAY Co, IxDrAxa "a
November 18th, 1864.
Az goa requested, ! shall inform Won
OK my daughters case Of deafness and
her loss Of speech. As you are aware
you operated on her ears and throat on,
the Sd ct October, 1864 She has
nov recovered her hearing, also her
speech Is fast improving, and thanks to
you for the recovery Of my daughters
case. ASH remarked 70 lyon, ] had con
suited good many eminent surgeons,
and al, viii. one accord, gave it as their
opinion that nothing could be done for
The ressoration Of her hearing and
speech.
= Alany persons here are anxious to see
Yob, and wish 20 know hoy long you in
tend to remafn-in Evansville
JACOB L. THOMPSON.
DIR. Bort Is still at the Sherwood
House, wbers he can Be consulted on all
diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat. !
Catarrh, Lungs, and Heart
Consultation free. I9-d&wIw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26
WANTED.

Two REET--A SMALL DWELLING HOUSE,,
j 10 desirable ioeaiiDns Enqui5s At the Office
Of WIN. n. AiknaB 4 Co, Or Of II n. Chris }, tt
the American House. no-5t
A 7 TEABUE's BATTERY MINES. BATTERY
n Rock, Illinois, Twenty Miners aud Ten Ia
borsrs. Price Of dfgging, eight cents per bpshsI.
Pay ones a week. noZfIgn
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PoLIcn Second tIree biyy .--,JC

PoLIon RuPoRrs--Ss Second sPreb,cty John
Williams, hghllpgi Lewfs shuttfn, disorderly, III.
cry Betty, dos Jthn T. Kenegsn inghtifg, Mary
Darity, Bridget Harvey, and Kate Known, selIini,
whiBkey to a,ldiersy 70 the military.
IAitd Preetacf-- hos. Jenkins, nuisanoe;' sItl.
Catherine Gallagher. peddlins without license
80 A. Ohio a. FarW srt n.y. dot $780, . " = 1IaE'
horlh Prsednd'--Eiizs bois ard WnsrTpsmss
uhofuetlyi 81 ul tari1aFaI ETc.H U14H0 .N4,
run Pltetnd. +-JoBephlns Miller, Mailing liquor
to soldiers, t2o.bS Mag. Wilson, Mag. Murphy,
and Elisabeth Johnson. dihordetiy oondncff O.,
MARY Kane, do yAs. Jas. sears, Chh. Miller, do;
g. Lucy Lsrkins, dot -. al ? .Iu7' h5a'fs IL
Sigth Plscineh-ksthsuid Hines, disorderly, o..
James keefe, dol military " JllDIal 1na 5TIfiSn
setsnih Precina--Jossph Thomas land Ann 4.
Curtis grand larceny; held fora hearing.
Afnh Prectnd-Wm. tThomcson, intoxieatio
tl,eo. iWmaNooms do. sen 10 barracks! sAsiulEy
scryener snd John Bennstt. drink locked up. ~
Z. TENN Prteinct Isabelle GAINES, grsud isfoeny;
Jail for court. Charles Asbury and Charles smith
carrying eonoehled Weapons; go III omAs Moote,
disordefly duo'Iee Johu oronin. do.) %. Abish
msber, assault aud batteryi security Tor court.
Fr.nk Smith, disofdetlyt $s.I John Kelly, intoxi-
eationi s6. Mary. Nightingale, dol a. 'hssT
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ID NOTICEABLE FOR LEAD.

= oIpAlsen QySteE, wAs pErAsrHsSra
- -, n%AIginsTos, July I. 1854.
oniOe until MONDAY, Jsly rs, 1884, at p. n, Tor
The d'VyfWyT rvs 5, .as E:x YER f5 S:tf q
This lead 70 b approved quality, pure and son,
sSea ssss ,s5is..s .s. ss Ss .s .;.
essP W. SaaaSs8 'op. on iss Sst sssu
isst .nd not ls.' fhsn ave hundred tons per noniA
F.ildre 10 make deliveries 4, The spssin.d tIms
viii. subject he contractor 10 forfsifurs Of the
nuueof OF tons he nay All 70 deliver ~ that Tins.
The klddst sin be. required 70 accompany his
boSstSis pe,.oas ,ss, "a .s ~ "a q to e,
81 sSoSa, iSs sSa,.ss y dsit.i u. fi s1ii.:
yettisomenti and In ease the said bidder mould
AL ~ ea,et iIto The son'r.et tA.y to nsks GOOD
he tdds or II. person. 70 whom s
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sad. s e y: sS sS 2. n: S
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bidder or eidas,, SP9 NJ ., I,I NE ssatrsst
We, ts undsi,isasd. resid.n,. o. - - 10
Scts6y, ISlnily and severely, ooven.a, with %.
=.
bid DO accepted, that he or they win
Al onoe eHesute the ooutrsst for the same With
apol aud SUFFICIENT sureties, In . sum equal 70
The amount Of the sontrsei, 70 furnish The
srtcleS proposed In conformity 70 the terms tths
I'd %s made. s .as cay ~al's M
fAn to enter Into contrast - AfoTeHsid, Ne Eusl-
Antee 10 make Eood The difstense between ma ofsI
Of the iAtd --TT- and the next lowest fsaponslsis
Bidder. OF tho pehoh TO whom the contra mar b
~ = Given under our hands and seal,
.sss,orE lthh - ay e., iss-
witness, ~, ss:::si}
Tetliis suAfAnty must b, appended the otnsAl
certificate above mentioned.
50 Upon. tho Avsrd being made, sueoessful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms Of oon-
trsst and bond,
Tho Department reserves the right to reject any
or sll bids II notldsemsd satisfactory.
Proposals. win be addressed TO "BRI0ADlER
GENERAL GEORGE D. RAMSAY, Chief Of Ord.
nance, Wsshin9tpn, D. O." and will be endorsed
"tr oposals Tor leAdn
800 - GEORGE D. RAMSAY,
. Brisadier General, Chief OF ordnAnSe.
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