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Rec1-uits Wanted
To FILL .rsat
TIE QUOTA OF TBH
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANs.
1862, ris-.a1 ,
1925 Of which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY RoR NEW RECRUITS.
1862,
1925 Of which will be paid in advance,
BOUNTY EoE coLOEED RECRUITS,
$3.50, .sa
Paid in al vance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ETLIST
VIII apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
SIS. BAEER.
Engine Hsu, near the Market, PennsylvsEis
avenue, between Eleventh. and Einta streets.
J.o. HYDE,
Corner of Fourteenth and New York svenus.
Ca REAs8EY,
81 street. near corner of NinetesnsR and Pona-
sylvsnia avenue.
&c. PARKER;
Corner Of Elgh and Dunhartoa streets. Georss.
town.
&C. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
appointed Recruiting ohicer.
HENRY A. sCHEETZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
i, 1s-t' District of colufnbis.
COAL L!-COAL!
WOOD !-WCOD:-Wo0
Lhaye just received bills Of lading for tso ear
goes Of very superior
RED ASH 90 Al, .n#
which viii arrive this week will sal it at smsll
aoytLce If taFsn diIeSt from the vessel. ..
OAK. PINE AID HICKoRY WOOD,
and all hinds of COAL i tF h, loyesE p PsF +, ,P7css
sueee' scr TO Wsrdec Il Stewart.
rh 2 lwF o2LHer and y y SIS
C. BoTELER, 5go. W. BorzLEE.
{. W. B0TELER 81 SON..
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS g-
N
CHINA, GIAss, AND CROCKERY WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY sILyER- PLArEg WARE
BRITT6NIA WARE. BLOoK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER ssTS, co Al OIu bANP3,
JlPsNNLD WALTERS, DOOR MATS,
FEATRER BUSTERS, BRUsHKs,
WOOD WARE. AND
HOUEEK EEPING Articles. GENERALLY.
pg- HOUSES, HOTELS, AND sFEAMBOATS
FURNISHED AT sHORT NOTICE.
SIS, IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA ANENuE,
fe I7-eo6m Between 9th end 10th sts
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.SUsEFH hL1NULDs & UU.,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FILTERS,
No. 500 NINTH STREET, near avenue.
Have just received, and will constantly keep on
hand, the largest and best assortment in the city
OF Chandeliers Brackets, Drop Lights, Portables
Glass Globes, mica and other Shades and all arti-
ees in this line, from the best establishments in
New York, Philadelphia &c, which will be sold
on the most reasonable terms.
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and Fire Board
Stoves.
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE in
Restaurants, &c, are invited to call
We do all kinds of GAS and STEAM fittings
promptly and cheap, as also everything in the
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner.
Cal. and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains Water
Closets, Wash Stands, Basins, &c, &C.. at No. 500
Ninth street, Pennsy ylvania avenue the
establishment in the city. fe 2-eotf
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DENTISTRY.

CRNAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
Tssta Extra acted seithou Pain isitA the MEhriss d
O1ygsa.
Iwould advise all persons having teeth TO ex-
and have them taken out by this new ESR
snd harmless process. Also call audERYf7D
examine the Docteris new and i'm. :,
proved method of asertins Artifcisl Teeth. r
you once see this great Improvement IN his teeth
you Ill have them IN no othsratT!e than this nsH
and <alu able one. No. 242 Pa. avenue, between
no IS S.R LEgIn. ID. Dentiss
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a.=4-H-ss- CRIEF QUA1TER&aSTRS OFFICR
Depot Of W0SLinsfoa
WGShtRgtoa ~. C., Feb Il, 1854
VIII be sold St public auction at the Corrs!s
near the Observatory IN tne city of Washington
Z C.. on wEUNEsDAY, MsrcH 9, 1884 and on
WEDNESDAY. March z3, 1874, Il lot of
EOESES AND MULES,
condemned s. unfit for public service
Ssles 70 CON I'M ence st 10 o clock 8. 10
TeE ns cash in Government iuuGs.
D III BUCEER
Brig Gen. ard Chief QUsrt.rmsatsr,
fe I'd D, nt IF
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RROOKVILLE ACADEMY,
HOME SCHOOL FOB BOYS,
Who are received at any time, and charged from
date OF entrance. Address
H x. BURNS,
Brooksville. Monts somery county.
fe 25- eo1m asarviand
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lay COOKE 81 CO., .r...a ..-.
BANR T. RS,
Dealers In Government Securities,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street.
WE BUY AND SELL,
AT MARKET RATES,
- U. s. FIvE-TWENTY BONDS,
which are no longer is,ued by the Treasury to
subscribers, the whole amount authorized having
been taken.
Also
O. SIX PER CENT BONDS OF 1881.
EvEN-THIRTY TREASURY NOTES,
FIVE PER CENT. LEGAL TENDER NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
COIN, CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE.
We pay the highest prices for
ARMY AND NLvY VOUCHERS
.... AND
QUARTBRMAsTERs CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
te 4-dtt JAY COOKE & co.
EmPoBFANT TO FEMAIEs
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Tie Ingredients "a these Pills is the rezalt Of
long and extensive practice mild in .tsoir- opers:
raenstruations, REMovTNc ALL oBsrauoTToss
vhether from cola Otherwise, headashe, pain iB
vous afeotions yste rics distu rbsd aIeep, Which
arises from Interruptions OF nature.
DR. OHEESEMAN'S PILLS
kro positive remedy for sll npIaints peculiar
20 Females INDgeISG wITa oGsTANTG pEsIoDI9AL
they should NOT * USED, With each box. Frios
RSf5Hfhes q II e5gssiiih Hftbzzs pros.ls,e..,
Sold by g. FORD. 292 Pa aysnus. $50 eo6ra
pATTKH's CAVALRY DRILL, sOss. r
onatsd TrSop. ga s'h 'a' shiFish
M@cClsllsns @ Eu5og an Cavalry, sl.2s
.NSani History and Tactics of Cav Airy. London;
Nolan on Cavalry Horses. $50.
% coohs @ sVsr1 SSa Tact,esSs tca Vols rs 81 s'z'
Aiplee . Cava airy ryManusl.Lonoon, Sl75.
Britih Yeonsnry Re gniations-L ondon. $3.50.
Roemers History and management of Cavalry
Turner on Training Young Horsss-Lopdon, 81.
s kGs'in Cavalry ca's'hi'h FRtScR TS3foa Il
NEW YORK AND WAsHINGroN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The Screw Steamships
BALTIMORE.
sALVoR.
EMPIRE.
JAMRB 8. GREEN,
AND FAIRBa aNKS
compose the line Of this company, lssyine foot
noksaS TsfHsi?ss ia shF hsF:'ssas.
fe 26-Sm Foot High St, Georgsto
EoREsT WINE BIrTEas,
Il FORE WINE BItTERs.
FOREST WINE BIrTERs.
FOREST wINs BirriRs
Equal to any ether birters Ia the country.
RILEY A. sHINN,
No. 81 Greene street,
fs 2 I'm GesrSeso1a, D. o
DBOsfssOR ALEX wOL0WsKI HAS TRB
with tss 70 o enas
pupils viii give one and posit y sly last SS3
Erie, by his new and entirely original method.
81 those who desire IL become fine singers
can asan hnsIa Oh sis ~
sGeet, corner OF llth st. II n - fs IL I'm
TO fHE MUSICAL PUBLIO.-J. N sTIEf.
fully snnouncs TO Bis friends and the mu.icalslEx
81 Esnsbs Dsas a1s .ora sras.
Penn avenue an l2th streets they will be prompt
Orders fIon the countrx sIso att.n dad to nv ad-
drei.los to @assington Post ONCE fs 10 sns
EsTABLisHED 1889;
$4,000 tc loan IN al on Watches, } Jeuelry,
ebisl sins cur business We have srsStss o. d d
&c o Sn .sssa
kS,. kS sl Gs .ss & E:sspa sds
MoNEgfa aAONsYi MoNlYIT@
- m. K. WALSH & co, ~
4 = LICENSED PAWNBRoKERs q
No. Q9o str est, betWsen 8ah and 10Th ~ -
J Near the vsristies.Y aar So
Money advanced on Cold and SILVER 'WetcAss
Diamonds. Ladies apd esppsnsns "esfins AD.
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rt4 gavsr&6s j. G No41iPE & CO. iAacts

BvJ @ Mct&UIRE 4 90, euctioueers
TlENWOOD CEyE GERT-Ehs ma 1AgaTs o this
" Cemetery have esolSed ID rsiss tas pri;s OF
lCtsfo 80 CT Re pei square foot, and that ths
Gurity u Ay have 20 cause fer eomplaIat have a.
received fore doing so TO old psraTupt ptJry
sslaof 5Nb lots and pa is of Iots st Pu hiic Auston
sp3for further IneScs to 20 oeilise, rud otherT e
Is pIove the sIourds. This CeT1ataTy is1aid ont
OF the p ar Of the cslshrsted Greenwood Cemetery
Of New York, of which II is sait by travellers. TO
eYee IN b. auty and srrspgements, anything OF the
kind eltf er in Europe or America
GienHood is situated on the hign grouod over
lire with Eorta Capitol street, one and a. half
miles from the Capitol
This cemetery is ch srtered by Con grsss, and the
plots not liable for debts, taxes, any other
ipvsri0n. (Sse charter -
For catalogue With map. charter aud by laws.
Apply to the Auetioneer, j MeG U1RE co :,
corner Penn. avenue ard 10th street, where the
rsle Will tax % sce n EDk Il DAY and TH ORS
DAY the 10th and nth of March ct o'clock p
VisitIrs, admitted on the grounds at ell hours,
JOS 3. CLOSE, President.
mb3d 10 MEG UIRE & CO.. Auots
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TO TIE MUSICAL PUBLIO.-J. HI sTIEf,
fuy snnopnce TO his friends and the a, ,u.icalSIE&
pune generally that By leaving their orders Szx
e. Mr. W, Is. hhT1ISLE 8 Drug store, corner of
Penn avenue an l2th streets they will be prompt
~ Sud sstiRsactoriiy stteuded 70.
orders nom the country also attep ded to by ad-
dressing to Washington Post Office fs io-3n*
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A UoTION BALE OF CONDEMNED sTo0K.

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU.
Ufice Of ChsG QnnytsTmaStsr, ,
W1SkiHgtoa %. c., arch 5, 1864.
Will be sold at public sretion to tae highs st bid
Ger, a. the Depot Of the Cavalry Bureau at Gies.
boro Point on TIL TR5DAY the 18th dav of March
ard on THU RsDAY; the SIT day of March. 1884
from fifty 9g) to one hundred tlo0) condemned
HoIfes each day.
also st Eastern Branch Corral. D. O., on
THURsDAY the 2ith dss of March 1854. from ff.
ty $50 to hundred (loo) condsn nsd Horses each
day,
There Horses have been condemned As UNFIT for
the cavalry seq vice OF the United Statss army.
Fer road and farm pur poses many good bargains
may be hsd
Fcrses will be sold singly.
Terms each in Unit states Treasury notes.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock m.
JAMES A EKIN, .,
Lieut. Col and nisf Quarterm aste,,
N h3 25t Cavalry Bprsau
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ByJ.C MCGUIRE L CO, Aae;ioussrs
,

EyJ. Q. MCGUIRE co. Auetioneers.
nEElRABLS RESIDENCE. CORNER OE
! ~ sIxTa AMP srREhIs. lsLASD At PUBLIC
Court of the District Of Columbia, eon6rmsd BY
the tupIsrns Court Of the Uuited STATES, snail
sell, on FRIDAY AslERNOON, March %, at four
O'CLOCK, On the gremifes, the 70 loving dsscIioed
valuable Real Estate, te!or ging ID ths estate of
the late Hanson Barnes, viz: r
Let numbered twenty one I2) in Todd AMI Gun
ls 50 div j. ion of SOUS mum )erad four hun
6red ard sixty FIVE f465), fronting 2S feet and 6
inches Sixth street west st the corner of Sbuth
D trt ct, island aEo ruunCR back l29 fee to 9 Is
foo, alley, improved by hands n and well bailt
two story ana attic frame dwelling, with back
hull liz G, stsbling. &c,
Terms ore ali cash, the remainder in six and
twelve on.hs with iuteres st from lay OF sa!a the
CfferrPd p2ymspts TO be secured by the notes
honss of the pu rcba5er, With , surety -ties,
tS be sgprov,d by the trustee On q 1fitcs-iDn nf
the fa1ss tS the court and payment of the VI hoe
purchase money abe trustee will convey tbs pro per
" to II pure CD sser in f. sirpe
cis Sc JOSIAH S1MP'oS, Tru tas.
mhs tutBSd'st @. McG UIRE 4 co., Ancts
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By ]. G. tict3 UIRE & 90. Auctiore Us

TNkUSTER's sALE OF VALUABLE O0RgEa
ICT, EYLRTH bALT!MC RE RAIL ROAD DEPOT.
Ey VITiu6 {: Gee1 OF 'ist oe&Tipg t2te on Iae
9 Csy Of May A. D SiS. end razor led in Iii ID =
n 9. y No II, fol- g. &c ne Of IA land ,ro
& shs. son copu-y u le o. a!rscsioa OF
4 tCifeE Of Ihs note oUr5d theraDf the uade;-
snto t-rstge vi sel a. ouhI sale, ia q at Of
the rlezui res Oa Sa"UhUAI 4 AirARN9OS, The
sa12s dss Of Fiarch A. u PCT At n'ciosk p. "a
IaGc STi-sSi jtt"eo t'ur 81, ~ Saaa-t 40. siz
EUE de tbiTt, et3 i;she eaId part o sail BOT
j, sen 4bsEo-Ber of hasf JsJsss ag4Eus sld Moth
: rect, azt hs9 trort O. for.y % 'c-t on the
~ EUe and one kuUdT-d ipii f>ss on street
Tbs Fge c iii property IL tie = 1sSia IS 1eisl-
hCrtocd cf The depot pr-ssuts a t-v .rz2ie op25r-
l. ~ .Or a pTCE -aEie investment
ms OF Sa'e : One th'rd in c 50, ~ Sf;ch e't
rust te faid 81 sale aat The remsiL der n equal
vav rseutt IN Six ana twelve mou'Is " tn iat-fsst
iIcr.. { sy Of ss- .. tecurei by deed % trI6s.
& tfN terms of s,e are Il 90 , "a VITA II iTe
6ays after lie IS e. The trust r. = g right
- Ierrn Stfbs ig1- and cost CT fFGt purchaser,
alter Eve days rot g.
Al conTsy aEc.Us, incl15ing stsnps a. purchasers
WV r WARD, Trustee.
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Prof. EtRINI has the plessure to inform his
that the lssr quarter of this sssson viii ecn 81
menos on bursd next Masch nah, e tie ~
quarter for 81 Grsna f4oFsl Msy Ban.1 q
D.yt aLd hours sf taitioa ter i19asss mts1es sna
masttrs. 1opesy and Thu sdays n0m atsop. No
For gentlemen. from 70 10 D. n. . -,
For rartcu]sfs aeyply et the nee9eny euHoe
sch ooi xcuTs or at his reddenos Al Loui.Ana Ay.s
near eth street. 0At-MA
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By THOMAS BOWLING. Aucti ,assr

ifE Presia en-, end EiiectJTs the Chesapeake and
hio Canal vospe,y, WI senE 10 tas ais hast
b der on 7 c EsDAY, the 18th last ii the Mole
PR perty ,f SAD cornpsz y, lying bat~s-n e, =
Trek basin AND tss river, and west of the turn.
bling dam tut-leJ loak sg
The property VIII bs divided into lots OF sbo1t
hfty feet water front each, ard ill he rent-d for
ore year, com osneins tbs lst Of April next paya
BILE quarter yearly
TFs renting viii take pace on the premises, at 2
J NJ. b. HoLLINGswoRPH, Collector.
nb5 I'd - THOmA3 DOWNING, auoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-08

ESTABJIsHED 1850 tsL Il E4-
h ISAAC HIRZ BERG son
$4,000 tc loan IN al u DIS on Watches. Jewelry,
Dianlord filver Ware, Ladies', and a. nts, Ssrs
caring Aupslel ann for the purrosa of SVf
eBlasins cur business We have erected > u
warehouse al ge now make los ns on Msrcban
dise. surIiturs. &C., a. our OLD established stand
No 351 Cst betw AZ ard 9Th, rear of National
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DIETCNs WItHiNG no LIARN ran
II FEJkOH Language. Address for partieulers
Box Se1, Post o@ss. 10 N-2Ws
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E1OREsT WINE BIrTERS,
IT FORET WINE BIfTERS.
FOREST WINE BITTERS.
FOREST WINS BifrIRS
Equal to any other biLters Ia the couatry.
For sale by
RILEY 4. sHIEN,
No. 81 Greene street,
fe 2 I'm GesrSesowa, D.
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BYJ.C. MsGUInE 4 Coz Aaetionesrs.


EHANoBRY sALBot vALue BE PRoFsFTT
~ Ex4xH CekNsE OF EfGHrEssT sap STaREF5.
OF a d .eres OF the suvrshis Court Of the
District OF Columbia. passed ia o cause Wherein
Richard Lay, e1 scutor of Thomas Caroery is ,om.
plsiDant, and James L. Carbery, Joseph Ives,
and Cora n his, wife. are defendants the sub
scrber as Trustee w expose to sale to the highest
bid Ter, at auction on the premises, on TUESDAY,
the 2stb day of March at 5o'eock in the sf srnoon
the following very vsIus Bile dwelling house and
lots In the city of Washington, viz :: That pa eel
OF fsrfupd in Square No. l6 being the southeast
corr sr Of ssid sqnsre. fronting 4 feet on street
feet deep fronting on 18th st,eet vest aud contain
Ing 5,I5 fqr are feet more or less with the brick
ovsling- house ana othe buildings thereon.
Terms of sale: One third cash; the residue at
SIX, Twelve, ana eighteen months, with interest
the deferred pay ments feom the day of sale. for
which the purcbastr's bonds, With surety will be
tSksn and lien reserved o. the property therefor.
If the terms are not complied wiFh Within dys
dIysfIom the lay of sale, tho property will bs sold
at the purchaser's expense. on one weeks notice
iDseItsd in the HstioaAl Intsi seneer
DEEDS AID revenue stamp. q he purohsser's
coIt. " wREDIN. Tras:ee
mh5-StGv j. O. MCGUIRE L CO., Austs
81 Tbs above property is very desirable from its
prosin!ty 70 the Presidents House AMI public
buildings the dwelling house containing txalvs
roCus snd . spacious tall-and the exssllsnt
rtighhoI hood in VT iDh fhe property is situated,
perhaps the best IN the city. W. K
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DBOsfsSOR ALEX. WOBOWSKI HAS TRB
honor to anboubcs tHat In compliance E3s
with the genera. request OF bis friends an ssssy
pupils, viii give ere more and posit ely last c14
course OF Instruction in singing aud the Piano
Ere, by his new and entirely original method.
An thoEe who desire t3 become fine sin9ers or az
eelent performers avail themselves of tais ls
opportunity by applying at his resideace, No. %
\ street, cofEer OF lith st. ss - fe IL I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-08

rFEAT sACRIkiCE-A now splendid Grand
gentleman lesvipg Nasbinstop and can HsSsS2
Be seen at Prot. ALEX.- WOLoWSKI's UVxFN
street. ! r. a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
Extract from a Speech Of the Hon. J. W
Wall, Delivered at K'yport, MI,
February 22, 1864, ..

The clear prophetic glance of Wash
ington undoubtly comprehended the
mighty mischief that would spring
forth from The neglect to obey his in.
functions. He clearly understood the
danger Of parties in State founded
upon geographical determinations
and anticipated the separation of the
Union, whenever party should tri-
umph that recognized as it party creed
such determinations. The sagscioul
mind Of Jefferson, later down in the
life Of the nation declared that the az
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24

SUMNER ARRANG EN- ENT.

80 NM TN NNNNNU IlNI Nv T.
DNand after Monday, Aprill6th, 1861 trinsa
" will runs ~ follows: ...
,oISo NoRrH-M MailTIain leaves Portsmouth
at 700 A. NJ; arrivea at Hamden at l0a6 r. NJ
making cl loseconnection with hthrough trains Ia
Marietta and Gincin nnat Railroad for ALL point
East and West. accommodation Train leave
Portsmouth al :S0PM; arrives at Hamden It &
20PM.
Como SoUrH. Accommodation Train lcav
Hamden at G:15 E;arrives at Portsmouth
1880 A. N. Mail ain leaves iinmden at q:
N; arrives at Portsmouth, at6 00P. N.
Through Tickets for Marietta, Chillicoth
ncinnati and Columbus. can be procuIed Attn
eka iices al educed rates.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24

.r.,y.ss,r .saJoFT5s Tah7a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
UNITED STATES EnTFI.

which for long period, under a0ie and popular
suTerintendence OF Col Spouner, has received ycry
liberal patr' nag.
Tue Undersigned will endeavor TO keep up the ponr
larILy OF the estab Ishn.ut asa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04

-- We are apt te be free Ni.b cur .kes upon
Doctors and their drugs, until sick aud in need
If their aid then all alike how TO the necess-
Y Of recourse 10 their hard-earned and often
skin. The prevailing belief that
physicians lrown upon whatever ipviates from
heir peculiar sy-tem and usages, arises from
he fsci that their better Information leads
them The soonest 10 detect and discard tbr
medical delusiona end inposi'ions that are
hrust upon the community. That they are
ready and prompt 10 adopt any really vslua-
ole inveniion is seen by the treatment Dect.
J. Q. Ayre's chemical remedies have received
At their hands They appreciate the value OF
,hese medicines because they know their com
aosi'ion, and where is the man who ever heard
respectable physician either disparage them
or discourage their use No profession or
pursuit has done mere for the human family
than the medical profession. None is followed
ny -nobler men or for nobIer ends nor is there
one which better deserves the best thanks o
mankind CanIon n u Democrat.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04

The enrolled militia OF Delaware ,oun-
" for the year 1864 number 2.168. Last
year the number enrolled was 1929
showing a decrease of 761. In the State
there has been a decrease Of GA, ,408-
This decrease IS to be attributed in part
to the e-inforcements sent to the armies
in the field, snd to great extent to the
imperfect manner in which the enrolment
was made by the assessors in some coun-
ties. The only county that presents an
increase is Ashtabula, which IS 80 more
han last year
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04

Our friends should bear in mind that
it is necessary, in order that their ballots
may count in the election of President,
that they not only vote for Lincoln and
johnson, but for the Union Presidential
electors IF you simply vote for Presi-
dent and Vice President, cutting off the
names of the electors, your vote is thrown
away. You choose the President and
Vice President through the electors, and
it is voting for them that you vote for
Lincoln and Johnson. A correct list OF
the Ohio Union Presidential electors will
be found in to-day's paper.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04

In late copgratulatory order Gen. But
Ter makes honorable mention of the serv-
ices rendered by the 9Th Reg. U. s. Color
ed Troops, which, it viii be remembered
rendezvoused at the camp near this place,
and several times appeared on our streets
before departing for the front. Special
mention is made Of Lieut.. Col. Shirtliff,
who commanded the regiment, and was
severely wounded at the charge in front
of Petersburg and Sergeant Major M.
NJ. Holland, and 1st Sergeants James
Branson and Powhattan Beatie, (ali col
ored,) who commanded companies during
the day with distinguished gallantry and
skill. = Beatie is sprightly and unusually
intelligent young man, and acted as mail
carrier for the camp NEST of the time the
regiment remained in this vicinity.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04

WORTHY OF IMITATIoN.-A Union
man from one of our townships Informed
us few days since that the friends OF the
cause in his township had resolved that
the persons who did not vote at the last
election should be got out on Tuesday,
and to insure success arrangements had
been made to take them to the polls ear
Iy in the morning That is the way to do
it-there is no difficulty in telling who
are the. ones likely to require attention
and by timely action all danger of failure
is obviated. We commend this plan to
the attention of the friends of the cause
throughout the county Do not run the
risk of failure by deferring action till a
late hour in the day
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