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The sacred Desk Polluted q!

We are credibiy Informed that j. Ii.
Vincent, a so called minister of the Gospel
accompanied by one Cub6, held forth in
the Methodist Church of this city Sun
day or so ago, and q more disgracefuI or
diabOlicnl exhibition was never witnessed
in u public san ctury before.
Not "peace on earth. aud good Will to
wards men" Was the burthen OF their ha-
range but war ,tloody, ceaselesS war Tor the
honor end glory Ui the FIgger. Vincent it
appears has mission from heaven to
preach war, mlscegenatIon and the equal
ity of the black acc white races Tits re-
yea!ed to him, he says. that the war must
go on till freedom" and equality be ex-
tended to all.
Cobb wanted collectioL taken up to send
Yankee school marms dowl to Dixie for
the propagation and enlightenment Of LITTLE
nIgssrs. The hat was passed and miscecen
advocates given an opportunity to appro.
pirate to their darling scheme.
ltisrsaid that. the mpious harangue was
listened to by congregation composed of
Democrats as we'll as Aboltionists. The
wonder to us IL whatebrqpght any Ons,with
christian fesling to such 81 assembly.
We fear the Vengeance of Heaven must
sooner or later fall upon oar country az
long as glch diabOIicsl hypocrisy rs this is
tolerated By any considerable portion Of
the people. 4 6snd from hell could MOI
have psFformed the, business Of bic masseI
sasE. sficisNI!y tss9 Vincent. A9a Cobb.
y SC 2. ~ 49, ~. ~ e
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Answer at the Poll I

Ii is estimated that the coat Of feeding
the cOntraband women and children that
come into our lines, aud that are captured
snd retained by our armies, amounts to
more than the annual expenses of The
United States. during the administration &C
Washington, Adams. M,nroe. jefferson
aid Jackson. Who will dare TO question
the wisdom Of Mr.. L'ncoln's plan" for
restoring the Unionl And IT'S all for the
niyrerD f.|
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNT OF Will yss
viii County Circuit Court Of the Dec. term, 1854
Augustus n. Herrick,

L.
Le.nan Dwight Herriek, Sheldon Parish
M MsTtISk M@iy Emily Hsrek and cOrts' chanesry
A fFlDANIT Of the non residence OF Leman DWIGHT
"a Herrick sheldon Parish Herriek, Mary EnSiIy
Herriek and Cortes Marion Herrick defendants abovs
named having been filed in the ofics Of the cleTE ~
The said COURT Notice 10 hereby given 20 the aid
Leman Dwight Herrick, Sheldon Parish Herrick Ma
~ Emily HerrIck, and COites Marion HerTick. thst
Augustus Herrick the said Complainant bIed m.
6lIi Of eomptainttn said court, the 18th day Of
october 1854, and that summons thereupon famed
out OF said court against he sad defendants
on the hrst Monday Of December next Qs61 a. h ne
laid curt. .. -gl.- - - y "N'"s ih
Nov unless you the said defendant above nan.d
shA personally be and appear before the said circnit
court OF III cennty on the rst day OF the next term
hereo 10 be holden At the Court House in the eli Of
Soile.' In said county, on the FIST Monday IN ths
month Of Dsceniber next. and plead or d.mnS
70 the SAID complaisnats said bill Of conpsint a.
san and tho matters nd thing therein chergd ana
tatec WIZ he taken as confessed and decree will ~
eriered against you according the PRAYER of saiS
bill Of complaint. 2. " s~''
X. Z. RARnER, Comps soIr. N'eiA'
Joliet. Oct. is, 1864. NJ
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RC Cnnk andthe War.

fs-ssN Most ofTur readers viii remember that
B. c. Cook, the miscegen candidate tor
Congress in this district, was a member Of
the Peace Congress which met 10 FsbrRary
1861, just ;bsfors the wardrobe out
Andas dis acts. whiIe IN that body, may
be Ofsspme4nteress ovbters ljust now, We
shall briefly nIludc tobis course OF oSe Of
the most vital questions eves- prese nssd 20
q deliberative body. A reference to the
proceedings of the Peace Congress will
show that B G. Cook voted for blood and
war at all hazards. He united with Chan.
der, of "blood-letting" renown, and voted
down the Crittendsn compromise and other
propositions of conciliation, and Union -
Nothing would suit B c. Cook and his Alb
clifton associates but war, bloody and mex.
| orable.
Thus, the Peace Congress was failure,
ard appalling Consequences are felt
| throughout cur land. CoJS demanded
blood or the freedom of negroes, and, uu-
fortunately for the country, be was placed
in position to speed and ipaugurate the
bloody reign. We charge that B. c. Cook
and his sssoci in that Congress are re-
sponsihls for the war. They are guilty
! Indirectly Of the murder of more than q
/ halfa million Of men. And all cur woes
are Chargeabie to the same source. 81"
| misunderstanding the hands of B. G
Cook are stained with the blpod spilled by
hundreds of thousands Of noble meO who
have fallen in tie terrible conflict, his par
titan friends have the Audacity to present
him ss candidate for Congress. But fol
bin and Chandler We might have coniin'
usd q united and prosperous people Then
devilish spirits demanded war and blood
letting. ana the land has been golRed with
the blood of brethren shed by the hands D
brothers. And humiliation and sorrow
tears, death end desOlation have been ou
portion in. cOnse apepce Of the, cOuDsels o
Cook and his associates 81 81. .a@
The election of B. C. Cook to Congress
would be a petition for another draft. az
9 demand for perpetual war. Hers one o
: those Dltra men who will never consent Il
a peace so long as d single negro is held a
a slave. ......
Will the people of the 9Th Congressions
district elect such. a man, or will the.
elect Hon. S K. Casey the naminee of tn
Democratic party. It Is with pride W
point 10 Mr.. Casey'a fitness for the exalte,
n position fur which -hla name has been piac
ed in nomination Possessed Of talents O
high order, and a mural purity aud w
:. rlghthess of character unsurpassed by al,
man N the State. ne is jast the kind {
manto send TO Congress in these peril,u
times. Could the COUNCILS Of the Nation b
/ hlicd with such men, hUw soon wUuld IN
; noiseaaUd strife of battle cease. and the ii
i've branch Of peace spread it's gree
=, branches over, the country. But elect COol
.aHd the luture as clouded with drafts, All
!, ablOud. and desoIatiOn. Intelligent eject
orS, which will you have? -
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TIE result in Pennsylvania sf,rds a
guarantee, if any vas necessary, that New.
York viii go tor Mcclellan in November.
The General is much stronger iD New York
than be is IN Pennsylvania. which his
friends have just carried, With the two
great States of New York, and Pennsylva-
MA in his favor. be will be elected PresI-
dent. The skies are bright. Push on the
DEMOCRATIC cDlumn.- Cincinnati h4qarer.
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Ohio.

The rural districts 10 the state have gen.
orally dune we'll. They have either re-.
Versed their msjorisiss Of last year. or
greatly reduced them. The republican
,nsj Gritty in the state wall not be halt a.
lrnge rs 1t Vss last year. IL only requires
q strung effort to carry the state fo- Nc
Clanan 10 Nosember.-C Cincinnati En-
Quirer
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A SUPERInR REMEnY

s-len'iousy IecOmue nd 10 those suffering from dis.
tressiEg cough, Dr.. StTirklaEd's MsIlfnuou. Conpb
baisam IL gives relief almost instantaneous and A.
HHthsI not oIsaEreeAb!e to the taste There 4. NJ,
doubt hut the ~ liihuoUs Cuh B.Isam j. one 81 tbe
btst pr afs;iots IN Use. and Is all thar pronretor
Claims Tor IL We have tried il during the iast w-,k
and i1und relief from distressing ccGzi II a.
prepared hy Dr. StnckanJ, 40. Iast FutiTfb stTe.t
per bottle.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18

Hon. Edward Cowsn. of Pennsylvania,
the eminent and eloquent Republican mem.
Der Of the United States Senate, has come
out fquareiy for Mcclellan aod Pendleton.
The fact creates CONSERVATION in the Re-
publican ranks Of Western Pennsylvania.
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speech in Congress.

As Lincoln organs have been fond of
talking about secession speeches in Con-
ersss, We quote for their osnefit. an ex-
tract from Abraham Lincoln's speech in
Congress. January 18th. 1913. See APP
pend,x Congressional Globe, lst session,
30rh C,ngress. page 81. under date of Jan.
Ia, 1913:
i'Any people. anywhere. being inclined
and having the power. have the right to
rise up and shake of the existing govern.
meut and form a pew one that cults them
better. Nor is this right confined to. cages
10 which the whole people Of an existing
government may choose to exercise it,
Any portion Of such people that can may
revolutioniEe, and may make their own Of
80 much territory az they inhabit. More
than this. a majority Of any portion Of such
people may revolutioaiSe, putting down .
minority, interminelinG with or near about
eheui, who may oppose their movsmsp,e."
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SPECIAL TAX NOTICE.

Jolist,Oct. 10. lsG4
DUBLIC notice IL hereby given that a warrant for
the collection Of special assessed for the pur
pose OF Centre street between Cross street ana
chicago and X X, has been duly delivered 10 me-
fArtes interesting will please take notice and make
immediate payment Of their respective taxes
JOHN LENNON. CITY col
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H%The Democracy and Mcclellan de-
mand The Union at all bszaods"
The AbOlitiJnists and lincoln demand
Abolition A. ail hazards"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18

kANKAKEE COUNTY.-Tbe Kankakee
Democracy have nominated the following
county ticket: -5s ga II 40 .
For Representative, Slocum WILDER ;Afor
County Judge, Henry S. Bloom for Clerk
Of Circuit Court, Louis Paquin for Sher-
id, Augustus NJ. Wylle for Coroner. Au-
gust BUlle. sH .s
Better nominations than the above oculd
not be made The Candidates are men Of
honor aud competency, and should be
elected. =
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GRUMPY c UNTr.-The Demqcracy Of
Grurdy county have nominated that vet
eran Democrat and nuble. hearted msu,
George II Kiersted for Circuit Clerk Ny
roo Lincoln for Sheriff; and Jas Is. jones
Tor Coroner. The Democracy Of Gruudy
are working no6ly for the Union aud she
constitution They will not DOLLY elect theiI
county tIekes but carry the county fol
MeClellan By two hundred majority.
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Hon. Christian Kribben, Of St. Louis,
authorized US to announce that he will adj
dress bis cOuntrymen at MCkens on Mop-
day evening, Oct 9th. lie desired US to
state that the meeting will be held for the
benefit Of our common country, and that q
cordial invitation be extended TO every one
aud especially to those " ho understand the
German language. Therefore let the Ger
man citizens CT Moksna and surrounding
towns turn out and hear this disLin guish c d
man speak, for they may never again have
heOpporsunity of listening to so eloquent
q man,
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STRAY COLT.

sayed from the subscriber miles west of Loekn.rt
10 NAY lsst. oey mare colt, years old last sprfne
ite poe on r1ght side on the rbs end Of the In re
on, gooo s1e. whoever will give information rbere
- cor may oe ioInd directed to Lockport post ONCE
1850 oi S1nes Haywood, will be paid for their
~ 10 Tess s'ees Sonleripg a 1aYor poor man.
- 20 toVt 49, PATRICK MCDONALD.
EoR AN oyERcoAT rs per cent below Chicago
= prices lr- Go 70 Halls.
EoR BUSINESS COAT. cheap fer the times,
u -- Go 10 Halls. 4
EoR PAIR or BUcKsKIN GLOVES,
II tH - 800 Go 70 Halls.
EoR A FUR COLLAR,
EoR FUReAP or Goth Cap,
e 80 Go 70 Huns J
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Tenmsfcr Wnnf.d-
SPECIAL TAX NOTICE..

4 Good msn 90 dive team. Reference r-ouIfe5
n Enquirs Al 5. smonds store
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CITY C0ilGCruK-s ,PF!SE l.
- 4Oiist ocf. 10 lisa
DI notice IL btrebt given thst b. rursu.n . .f
Il an order "f thu Common suuncii Of h.. civ -
lr nIadr on the 9Th daN % Octolrr the Nj,
on the ht aay Of November next comns.ncinu n, az.
hour OF teu O'Clock NJ at the north d,s.T ~ tbs
Cart House ~ sad city. cell public aucfio m.
saiiet orti"D oi lots parts Of iots and real e,tae
hrf-nster descTied Ito lie taken from the east side
there'f) for which suy person Wiil pay the arm,
respectively ST opposite TO zach being -eeis tane.
asses sed thereon ~ the council Tor the pur
poses bereinHfteT uHmrd together it'll the sxp.ncrs
OF the sale tow For the purpose paying e1ienc-,
Tor grading Exchange St. eet from Broadway Hest 10
the city limits in the city Of Joliet, tO-wIt:
To whom assessed. Lot nh T.,
West Joliet
Esther ComstOck IA sso eo
John II Reece On 20 ~
Addition to West Joliet
John Reeoe % tsso
Canal Trustees subdfV Of NJ &C. p a. y 10
Esther Comstock 1s no
Francis Nicholson p. -.... 20 ITO 40
Esther ComstOck 69.s1 % ~
a. ~ -
same - 49,
ID. A A. :, -
Seventy cents cost are hereby added 10 the tsT
on each parcel II Heal estate advertised above and
thirty certs sdt ona will be added in the tar 4. not
paid bef,re the day Of sale. -
JoAS LENNON. City Collector.
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Ticker ToR REPuBLlcANs.-Rgery .unoo,,

Ticker FUR REPUBLIcANs.-Ever sunoort.
er OF Lincnln ought to vote this. ticket
with the pledge annexed rs sd :
For President
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Fur Vice-President. ae1S
ANDREW JOHNSON. re-
Il, who deposit this ballot. here.
by pledge himself, 10 case is shall be euo-
tessful. TO enlist in the army for three
years or during the war. f7Gs8
2 a. = (Signcd,) =--
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Mcclellan Ys.L,ncnln-

Wsask atteOtioo &c the closing words in
which Mcclellan and Lincoln respectively
sigOiied their acceptance of the Presiden.
tial nomination. as follows; "a
From McClellan's ietter.l
81 realize the weight Of the responsibili-
~ to be horne should the people ratify
your choice. Conscious of my own weak
ness, ! can only seek ferveutly the guilds
apce OF the Roller OF the Universe, and, re-
lying On His all-pOwerful aid, to do nv
best to restore Union and Peace to a suIfsr.
ing people, and to establish and guard tn ir
liberties and rights"
From LipcoIn's verbal acceptance.
81 have not permitted myself, gentle.
men, TO conclude that am the beet man
in the onnn ~. but / am reminded in this
connection OF the story Of an old Dutch
farmer who remarked to companion once
that it -as not best to swsp horses when
crossing streams" -
Nothing could more clearly delineste the
character oil these two men than the above
Vsritable extracts. We ask all Christians
and patriots to ponder them we'll, and
compare the high-toned. manly uttera ices
Of McCleilnn with the jocuIar. selfimport-
I ant, bar-ruom friv, lies of Abraham Linz
coin. Which is the man Cor the crises
the man who appreciates its gravity and
! responsibilities, or the jester who max es
sport Of its seriousness ard cracks bis
jokes over the effnsion Of blood and ex.
! haustian Of the peuIla? -...,.
! R0-A vsiutle bay horse. 4 years old. q
fine tip buggy, saddle and harness. wes.
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no Ra~ldO TO the store OF Wheeler & Law.
renee, uppOsits the Court House, if you want
nice fruit Of any Kind 10 fact go there if
you want any thing at ell delicious to the
iAse OF snteEsaiuing for she mind.
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p0-A vsiutle bay horse. 4 years old,
fine tip buggy, saddle and harness. were
stolen from the stable of Or Harwood in
The Dnctor offers 500 for the recovery Of
bis properly. .-H. .s
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Democratic Nominations.

Democratic Nominations.
FOR PREs,DEST,
G E OR f b. M LIE L L AN,
OF NEW JERSEY.
FOR VICE PRE-IDENT.
GEORGE H. PENDLETON,
- lrF r-GoF OHIO.
Presidential Electors.
STATE LARGE,
CHAUNGEY L. HIGBEE, Of Pike;
NATHAN 5. DAVIS, of Cook;
AFiNO YoSS. OF win .'-
ASHTON, + IA: F. STEVENSON,
2-HENRY T, HELM. : , e-JC THOMPsON.
3-WILLIAM BURGE, l1O-IoHN NJ. WOUDSON
4-HENRT X PEFFER, I'LL X S. ONiElVENY
joint. LINDSAY. 81 / lP-TH0S. DIMMOCK
6-snEBMANw BOWEN, iS-CREsSA k ia;
l. KELLER
For Governor.
81. JAMES G. ROBINSON,
For Lieutenant Governor,
1s "a S. CORNING JUDD.
's'- For Secretary of State.
WILLIAM H. TURNEY,
49, For auditor. '.'fs
ass JOHN HISE. f.. p.
..s.s ..s For. State Treasurer.
ALEXANDER - STARNE,
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
2 r. JOHN p. BROOKS r ..
For Congressman for The State at sLarqe
-a H" ffa JAMES e. ALLEN.
r.It ~ Ser -
s. For CopgTesSmdn- Siafh District,
SAMU Ell h. CASEY.
49, " p For Senator,
q ARN0 V0SS.
as IS aesa For Representatives., d
s ssa- s " BOWEN. sis- p. :
i g W9COLEaNS. a,s :
For States attorney,
".aHr4 ' D H. PINNEY. -G....
10 .-. For Circuit CLERK,
~ go. Il. j HAMMOND. n7-
b3--"@.-3 For Sheriff
SO - SAMUEL Z MATHER, s.a
For Coroner. ~. ,i.f
S"Ef ''5 EUGENE DAILY. rs
I-r' = So sF
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F o r. s A L e .

II
on EASY TERNs.-A frat class rtsidepce on o.
" tawA street, near the Court Houee, rrplete with
every convenience and abundance Of room, outside
and IN. Pennies in 6ne order. apply 70
Joliet, Sept. Is, VIC. WOOD, Agent.
IfOR sAbE.-A snug dwelling, With high csllar. On
II Chtcsgo street, Joliet, three blocks from Court
honse- Al = Low price. 0nefourth down and time on
the e.lanos Apply to VIC. WOOD, Agent
Joliet Sept Is. 1884
Lon FINE SOFT HAT,
FoA Und0r'hir'' and Dr1~srr ..
DE N n 3 T Rx
n. c. w. c o O K permE1tly located
- IN Joliet. respectfully feutors tis professional
srrvi-es 10 the public All opeTatins entrusted 70
my care, will lie Performed she most approved
manner, and sii work warranted for AeaFs
OFFICE next door 70 the Pust once, over gualm'a
Crccke-y stnre, Joliet, Ill
DATRICB CARBERRY- Iolicc Magistrate add JUS
Il tIce Of the PeAoe. will be found Biun street
BrdsSill Ohoe-punctusl and ready 70 attend 70 any
business pertAiniDg &c his Ofbos.
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asa NJ tfi 90 - S'os 80 -
ss -" 80
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Supervisor Randall announced the death
Of Harmon W 'Searl0s, from the town Of
Troy, aud moved the appointment Of a
committee Of three to draft and report -es<
olutious expressive Of the sense OF the board
10 relation thereto. The motion prevailed.
The chair appointed Supervisors Ran
daIl Brooks and Herbert as such commits
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18

Wbereupon Supervisor Randall further
r,oved tbst as token of respect to the
memory Of Mr. Scales, the board adjourn
until to.morrow morning a,9 O'Clock. The
z motion prevailed, aLd ths board adjourned
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18

be and they are. bere,.r ,rroiuted com
tIItIee 70 qltsnfsg 1924 snap 80 vi .h iun
:, Ep Be continued, :
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-18
A L Elk AN DRIA NEW s

THE following Items are taken from the Stat,
Journal OF yesterday afternoon:
Death Of John Ridley Esq We regret to learn,
by advicrs from Norfolk, Of the death, after long
suffering, OF the estimable gentleman whose name
heads this notice. He was prominent and useful
citizen OF this place, and was universally beloved
and respected.
Cases Before he Provost MGr5hdl GereraL-The
following cases have been heard and disposed of
by Lieut.. Stockbridge, OF the Provost Marshal
Generals office, since yesterday morning: John
silvera, member OF the 81 Massachusetts cavalry,
was arrested for having offered 500 for a suit OF
oiuzen'H clothes and pass, to enable him TO get
To New York city, to see his family. Sent to
Prince street prison to await trial. John Smith,
supposed deserter, same disposition.
wa Ducks.-We observed quite = large supply
OF this delicious game in market this morning, an
evidence that the season has fairly opened. He'd.
heads are selling at says and 50 so per pair.
RcfugtcS-Allen g. Fox, W. W. Hull, William
II. Furry Thomas X. Lawson, James X. Lawson
And b. l.. Mitchell, the two former from Lynch.
burg and the three latter from Fauquier county
arrived within our lines yesterday, and were this
morning brought before Capt Winghip. Fox was
formerly resident Of this city, and has been en-
pOyed by the rebels, since the bre aing out Of the
war, san engineer of the Orange and Alexandria
railroad. The Others were employed in various
civil capacities, and were all exempts from the
conseription law until quite recently. They all
took the oath OF allegiance, and those desiring
were furnished with passes to go North.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-18
T LYONS'S PURE OF
CATAWBA BRANDY

The undersigned have been duly sppoipted the
only and sole agent for the sale OF this truly Pure
Medicinal Brandy Tor the city OF Washington, D.
C., and the District Of Columbia. This Brandy
has been thoroughly analysed by the State Az
Sayer, DR.. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, Rud Prof. Upham
sheppard OF Charleston, S. c. Prof J. R. Chiffon,
OF New York; Prof Pratt Of Savannah; Prof La.
moni, J. R. Nichols, and pronounced by them TO he
strictly pure, and an excellent stimulAnt In all
cases where pare brAndies are Indicated
The manufacturer oil this fine Brandy guarantees
Tor will refund the money! that 1t will cure Chol.
ora Inlantum, summer Complaint with children,
DiarFhGa and Bowel Complaint,
Physicians are now prescribing 1t In place OF
psregor0, not having the deAdening effect of that
medicine upon the brain. The want OF pure medi.
CinABrAndy has long been felt in this country The
properties contained In this Brandy are more
stringent than French BrandieS. This the M auu.
fseturers claims are the merits, and challenge the
world to disyrove these facts.
Z. d. GILMAN,
Druggist, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
Oo3-1mil Agent TOT District VI Columbus.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-18

PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
OFFICE DEPOT CoNMIssAny OF SrussrES,
22j C street,

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARy OF SuusIsTEE,
22J street,
NAsHISUTOE, Nov. 10, 1854.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, Tor Five Hundred
l5DOl Tons OF good merchantAble haed HAY, will
he received at this office until MONDAY, NoyCm-
Der Is, 1864, at ~ o'clock, M.
Bids must be accompanied by an oath OF allie.
glance (unesS the bidder has one on file in this
otiee) and the usual guaranty, signed by not less
than two responsible persons, whose solvency
must be shown ny the official certificate OF the
clerk OF the nearest District Court, or Of the uni
ted States Attorney.
The Hay must be securely bAled. and del vered In
Warrington or Alexandria, free Of all expense to
the Department, AS may be required. II will be
rigtdly inspected before 1t 10 accepted, and aOne
hut good nlerchAntahle Hay Will be Iecelved.
Parties to whom awards may he made must at
ono enter into contract, and give bonds equal IN
Am, int To one half at the sum to be received on
the conf act, tgued Is the contractor and both his
guArAnturs.
Awards wi not be made tn any person who has
heretofore iallCl to iunl hiE contracts with the
Government mol wall proposals Of diSlOyAl p4ttieB
lie coDeicrcd The right to reject proposals Is re-
served ny the Government.
Bidders must lie present At the opening of the
bids to respond TO their nSmcF.
The delivery OF the Hay must commence within
fifteen 40 days from the execution OF the cuu-
tract and lie completed by the 10Th day OF January
lsb5. tpon the completion nf the contract, the
Hay Will he ia Tor In such funds as the Govern
mCnt may furnish.
Bids must be endorsed " Proposals for Hay"
and be addressed to H. T. BRIDGES,
hOHl"bt Captain and [. s. '.