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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-07
From the Illustrated News
The Man who Struck Himself.
BY T. 8. ARTHUR.

Jason Elder belonged to that rather
large class of persons who find pleas
ure in the suffering or misfortunes Of
their fellow men. This is stating the
case rather broadly, and we do not, in
the least, doubt that Jason, should he
ever chance to discover this introduc-
ton Of himself to the public, will re-
ject our classification, so far as he is
concerned. We make it understand
ingly, however. The fault we have
indicated is usually the companion of
another. The man who feels pleasure
in the illfortune of his noighbor will
hardly hesitate to inaict an injury, il
it can be done with impunity.
Men Of the class to whom Jason
Elder belonged rarely passed far on
their life journey without misunder-
standing with some of their fellow
passengers. Of course they are al
ways in the right, and their fellow
passengers in the wrong. And as
they are the injured and the oppressed,
it is the most natural thing in tho
world for them to feel indignant, and
quite as natural to retaliate, giving
blow for blow.
1.-The man who wrongs me, / neither
forgive nor forget" This was one of
Jason Elders sayings, and very bad
saying we cannot help declaring it to
be--partioularly so in Jason's case,
for he quito lived up to his principles.
OF course judgment as to wrong was
always rendered by himself and on
evidence wholly expdrtc. If he be-
lievod that another meant to do him
wrong--and he could believe, some
times, on very slight evidence--an evil
purpose was as quickly born in his
mind as if positive testimony were be-
fore his eyes.
In fact, Jason Elder was very bad
sort of man, and often very troub-
lesome to those who had any dealings
with him.
Among those who were favored
with the hearty dislike of Elder, was
a master mechanic in small way,
named Martin Lee, who, by industry
and economy, had accumulated enough
to buy himself house of moderate
size, as home for his family. Elder
also owned house in the same neigh
borhood. These houses were built on
piece of ground that originally be-
! longed to the samo estate,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-07
CAMP a. HusE,
REAL ESTATE OFFICE,

Exchange. Block, East Saginaw, Michigan, corner
Gcncsco and Water Streets.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-07
80 wad some Pow'r the gifie gle us
To see oursols as others see us
1t wad frae monte blundcr free us,
Au' foolish notion"

6. Another consideration showing
the inoxpediency of passing this meas
ure is to be found in tho tendency it
would have to uncentre and demor-
alize the public mind.
l. In relation 10 constitutional M,c:--
For the Constitution, as we have seen,
prescribcs the boundaries of legisla-
tive and judicial authority, in short,
the organization, the powers, and du-
ties of all the various departments,
and organs, which, in the aggregate,
form the complex machine of govern
ment. 1t also carefully asserts and
defines those individual rights, which
not oven the law-making power, not
even the people themselves, shall be
permitted to infringe. Consequently,
our lives, our liberties, our property,
our institutions, our social order, our
security, our peace, our welfare, as
individuals and as people, all rest
on constitutional law. And just so
far as this is broken down, or set at
naught, or eluded, just to that extent
oil is lost. Fidelity, therefore, to con
stitutional law, is the first duty of ev-
cry individual in his capacity as a
citizen and if this bo 50 with the pri-
vate citizen, how emphatically true is
Il, in case Of Legislators, and, in fact,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-07
Groceries and Provisions.
PETER KRAMER

HAvING opened new Grocery and Proyis-
IL ion Store on Water Street, Sd Ward, I'd
corner above Fishers Stave Mil, will keep con-
stantly on hand a full supply Of GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS, COUNTRY PRODUCE,
&C., which he will sell at the samo prices as sold
az the down town establishments,
East Saginaw, Sept. 2, 1864. 26d
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-07

Ez-At tho beginning Of the war
the Government took the hides from
dead army horses and buried their
hayed bodies at Balls Cross Roads
and elsewhere, at a cost of fifty thou
sand dollars year. Now it receives
from firm in Alexandria, Va, fifty
thousands dollars per annum for per-
mission TO take dead animals off its
hnnl.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-07
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

sLoAN's INSTANT RELIEF is truly great rem
edy. Half 25 cent bottle Of Sloan's Instant
Relief given in pint Of warm water, seldom
fails to cure Horse OF common Collie in n few
minutes; in extreme cases repeat the dose in ff-
teen minutes.
Prepared by Walter ". Sloan,
Chicago, Illinois
Sold by oil the Druggists in Bay City, East
Saeinaw, Saginaw City, and All dealers in mcdi.
cincs IN the United States and Canada, n224ly
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some point nesr the Junction q Bridge and Con-
Eresa atreeta be set apart ~ hack stand was re-
ferrod TO the Committee on Police.
A Communication from the street Commissioner,
calling attention to the condition Of Water street
and recommending lts repair, was read and referred
TO the Committee on Streets.
A communication from the clerks Of the Corpora
tlon, on the subject Of the taxes due on certain
wharf property sold by the Corporation 70 II. ~.
Linthioum, upon which exemption 10 claimed py
Mr.. Lnthicum on the ground that he has not OBJ
tained possession Of the same was referred 70 the
Recorder.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Peck, from the Committee on water, re-
ported resolution In relation TO the high-aervloe
pumping engine and TO the public and private n.y.
M. EdnoSs tSmn moved to recOmmi,i which was
Lost.
On motion Of Mr.. Pook, the further oonsidera-
tlon was postponed tai Friday next. -
The rfiolution to pay certain claims was taken
The i Eesoiution In relation TO Peter vsnnessln
On motion Of MI Davis, the President was au.
thorized TO purchase furniture for the use Of tho
Board.
The resolution in regard to certain leases was
taken up and passed.
The Board then adjourned. .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-02

From Rep. Fred. S. Terrell, Professor Of State Normal
School, Albany N. Y. "rI''
This may certify that have been, since 1874,
subject to violent periodical attacks OF oatSrrh,
marked by a highly -innamsd condition Of the
lining membranes Of the cavities Of the head pro-
duclng most dlstIesslng o. ecies Of headache fer
days at a time, wholly inoApsotating me for bust
ness, and during the pAroNytms combining me to
the bed. In some Instances the inflammation has
extended TO the teeth, GccasionInB toothaohei TO
the throat, producing hoarsoness and partial loss
ofSoieej and twice II has affected the left eye AZ
to eonnne me for month or more to d'rkened
room.
These attacks have teen Aoeomp anicd BY strong
febril symptomBj by BioppAge Of the head, and, in
the hrst stages, by wAtery discharges from the
nose, subsequently becoming acrid and ye low,
and toward the closing OF tho attack becoming
bloody and purulent. have tried medicines OF
almost every kind; external applications TO the
head, such rs oamphor, ginger, hot bandages, and
fermentatlons Of bot vinegar snuffs Of Pome half
q dozen kinds, and other catarrhal preparations;
together with the internal remedies, Eu h as al
teratives, cathArtioV, and emetios These have
produced no change in the occurrence or character
of tho disease and In most oAseI, with little
temp rafy relief, had come at length to believe
tho disease to be practically beyond either cure OF
material alienation.
Under these circumstances was lei some Eve
months ago to make a trial Of Or. LIgsthil'I
treatment. His method, At once, approved ltiel
to my judgment, as simple, philosophical, ard
likely to be effective. Notwithstanding tho dis
advAn' ages under which II lAbored IN dealing with
a disease Of such long standing, aggravated by
nervous debility and dyspepsia, and constantly
induced BY the accidents Of my proicsBonn al labor
I found the treatment reaching the disease az II
had never been reached before, and producing sue
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-02

TnH CHAR NATIONAL Cmcus Is performing
70 crowded houses daily and nightly, at New York
avenue and sixth street The afternoon matlnees
have proved decided success, and are largly at
tended by ladiea and children. The performances
given At this temple Of amusement, while being o.
the most povel character, are distinguished fol
their heightened morality. splendid bill IL Of
fsred to-day. The circus will remain with US but
q few days longer.
CANTERBURY Music HkLL.-A splendid bill
Of variety IL offered tails evening for the gratihoa
ton OF amusement seekers. Singing, dancing
negro minstrelsy, legitimate faroes, &C., &C., con
stituting an entertainment Of rare merit seldon
equAlled. The clog dancing Of DelehAnty ant
Ward 10 especially worthy % note. The hngli,f
pAutomime of 1.-THE House that Jack Built' Will bt
pr dueed on Monday night, gotten up AZ an enor
nous expense, and carefully rehearsed for The
past two weeks, with all new tricks and trans
formations.
VARnTIBs.- Wonderful Strange Remark
sbls lit is the run OF the great life
play nightly performed At the Yarietiesi crowdint
this music hall theatre to excess bringing to thil
hall Of tranquil delights Va class Of gentlemen
who never before attended = music hall; Every
person 10 interested In the hall show. Also, the
Man Monkey, In the great pantomine of locke
the Brazilian Ape" Wednesday, ladies' and clerks
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-02

The Board met At this usual hour.
A. message from the Mayor endorsing accounts
1 repairs Of sunday pumps authorised by the cor
Grafton, was referred to The Committee on Gains.
The account OF James 7, Essex, for the livery OF
he corporation horse, was, on motion, referred TO
he Committee on Claims.
= message from the Mayor endorsing an account
/ W, II. Cody for bill on account OF Jas. Goddard
Dr. painting a communication from Abel Grid
L. 4 tenant OF the corporation, asking certain
epairF, and communication from the Lazy Court
q the subject Of the failure for number OF years
m the part OF the late Register Of Wills to record
he wills, was read, and 80 much a. TefeTB to the
ecounts OF VIM. II. Cody and James Goddard was
NIferred to the Committee on Claims, so much al
YbNtSs 10 the communication OF Abel Criddle was
,erred to the Committee on the MArkethouss,
nd so much a. relates TO the Levy Court gommu
Heated to the Board OF Aldermen.
The Chair laid before the Board the memorial OIL
D. Davidson asking to be allowed TO tap the
later main on Water street, which was referred
the Committee on streetsi and resolution In
boordAnce with the request reported and passed.
IA memorial nom r. Cruit Son, asking thai
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-02

CURE FOR THE SMALL-Pox.-Tho German
1 REFORMED Messenger has received a letter from
friend In, China, In which II ls stated that q
great discovery Is reported TO have recently
In the way Of an effectual cure Of smallpox.
The mode Of treatment is az follows
When the preceding fever is at lie height,
and Just before the eruption appears, the chest
Is rubbed with croton oil and tartaric olnt.
ment. This causes the whole Of the eruption
TO appear on that part 70 the relief Of the rest.
also secures q full aud complete eruption, and
thus prevents the disease from attacking The
Internal organs. This Is said TO be the estab'
lshed mode Of treatment In the English army
In Cblna-by general orders-and 10 regarded
as permanent cure.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS


FRIDAI, April |, 1854.
Tkb- Board met at the usual hour. All the mem
bers were present except Mr.. Cox. Mr.. DeAn was
ppointed to the chair.
message was resolved from the Board OF Com
non Council, announcing that they had passed .
fesolutiOn granting to John b. Davidson the pFiVi.
ege OF connecting fOur-inch pipe with the water
main on Water street, q resolution In relation to
he stAtlon-houAej 3 RESOLUTION fixing the wharf
20 on fshi all OF which were passed.
Il Also, a message from the Common Council 70.
IerrinR TO the board q communication from the
Levy Court OF Washington in relation to Wills re.
hAining unTeoordedj which was, on motion OF Mr.,
ReAll, referred to the Recorder,
II The Board then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-02
TWO THOUSAND CORDS OF WOOD
WANTED.

CAVALRY BuREAu,l
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTRR,
WAsHIEoTOs, d. @, April 2, 1854.
Scaled Proposals will DO received at this office
up to ~ O'Clock on FRIDAY, April eighth, (Sth,l
for the delivery at Gleaeboro Point, d. O., OF
TwoTHoUSAND (20O0l CORDS
OF good, sound, merehAntable Oak Wood.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a guar.
Anty for Its faithful performance and by the oath
OF allegiance to the United States.
Successful bidders will DO required TO enter into
written contract, with good and sufficient auFeties
for the faithful performance thereof
Proposals will be received for one hundred Zoo
cords and upwards.
Each proposal mult be endorsed . Proposal fol
Wood" and addressed to the undersigned.
The right to reject any or all bids 10 reserved.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Ap2-6t b al Cavalry Bureau.
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GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
"
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MRS. CHAs
WARNER, FORMERLY MRS, DAN RICE,
HAS OPENED
AT SIXTH STREET AND NEW YORK
AVENUE,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY

A GRAND COMBINATION OF AcKNowL-
EDGED TALENT AND SKILL.
Equeitrlan Manager. Mr.. Harry whitby
Master OF the Ring. Mr., Frank Whitaker
Mt steal Director. Joseph Nosher
This Equestrian Organization has been arranged
with due regard &d 70 hish; &; SeSs Eesnemsnt
which the Management takes pleasure in present
M SR 70 ' SHPR ISIIif = w yerKE R.EsISe
Formerly Mrs. DAN RICE, will Introduce her
wonderful horse " Champion" at each
entertainment.
THE WHITLEY FAMILY,
Consisting of
MR.. HARRY WHITLEY,
who will introduce his equine aScenGionist, .
MASTER TER, JOHNNY OH Il S" WHEY iS,''''
with his celebrated Ponies, Apollo, Adonis, Mer-
curry. and Fire Fly, 10 grand hurdle act.
The graceful equestrienue and Skilltul Slsck.wirs
MRS. FRANCK WHITAKER,
Rh'rSemapShTp, in whieh great art she is pro
nouneed by critics 70 be unriyalled:
The most wonderful Gymnasts OF the age, have
show.
The Man Monkey.
MR.. JAS. HAWKINS,
The Celebrated Scenic Artistic.
MR.. CHAS, KING,
The Champion Vaulter.
MR. FRANK WHITAKER,
The DORSEY OF the Ring
MR.. HOWARD,
The UnApproaehable Tumbler.
The Management begS leave further to announce
that she win have the honor OF introducing the
worlt-Tenowned
WILLIAM KENNEDY,
Whose professional doportT ent has won for him
the Happy Plaudits of Millions, and dignihet
JESTER OF GENTILITY.
To diversity the entertainment, and thus com
plcte the pie uTe OF amusement,
THE TWO COMIC MULES,
ContTAband and Cunning,
WIN he presented to the audience by theI Ira ner
Doors open At > and 7 p. m. Admission 80 cents
Children under twelve years OF age % cents.
m2l-tt
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% l y A L.
ALLOWANCE OF BOOKS AND BLANKS.
Wan DRPARTMENT,)
hDJUrART GEEERAL'a OFFIOE, J
WARRINGTON, Feb. l, 1884,
tCircular No. Ta.l
Mastering Officers, under the direetioG Of their
Chiefs will furnish 10 the troops mustered In by
them, st the time Of muster, the authorized allow
ance OF books and blanks. The books will he iur-
nlshed from this Office, upon rcqu'sitlon Of the
Chief Mastering oilcers, and he distributed by
them. The rsqulsitiOn will state the number OF
Regiments, Independent Companies, and STAFF
Officers to he supplied. The receipt OF the Com
mRndlng ofhcer Of the Regiment will he taken,
and forwarded at once to this office as voucher
for the dlStrlbutlon. The hooks, &c, will be put
up In hONes, each containing \ supply for one
Regiment, and sent upon receipt OF the requisi-
ton. Any surplus supply will be returned to
this occ when all the troops called for have been
mustered In, f. D. TOWNSEND,
spl Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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NAYORs OFFICE, APRIL /, 1854.

PROPOSALS will be received at this once untll
10 O'Clock on FRIDAY, tho 9th instant, for grading
and grAVellng Ninth street west, from to II
st eel SOUTH the gravel to be nine inches thick in
the centre, tApering of to four inches toward the
gutter inei TO be well rolled with heavy roller,
and to be relieved Of all stone OF improper size at
the discretion OF the COmmissloners The dirt TO
be deposited where the Commissioner may direct.
No part OF the appropriation will be paid until
the work 10 approved BY the Commissioner and
both Assistant Commissioners,
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for grAyeling
JAMES II. BIRCH
Commissioner OF the Seventh Ward
THOMAS W. RILEY,
WIN. 7. DONITHAN,
Ap2-3ieo Assistant CommissionCfs.
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Recruiting Omeer.

Mastering and DlsburBing oficer
Each Recruiting Ofioer will furnish the DisbuTF.
Ing officers In his vicinity with his signature for
the purpose OF comparing It with the signature on
the Certificate
Until the LIST Of March the two dollAb premium
authorized by General Orders, No. u, OF July 7,
1859, will not DO paid IN the above cases.
The term veteran, ln this case, 10 intended to
apply to those soldiers of the regular service only
who have served out the full torn Of their enlist.
ment, and who may Fe-enlist.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
Apl Assistant AdjutAnt General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-02

k.halffamished fellow In the Southern States
tells Of baker, whose loaves had been grow
ing "smaller by degrees and beautifully less"
who, when going his rounds to serve GUS
toners, stopped atthe door OF one and knocked,
when the lady within exclaimed, "Who's
therel' and was answered, 1.-THE baker
"whst do you wantin "To leave your bread
swell, you need not make such fuss about
lt-put II through the key.holel'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-02

6O0 EMoVAL S00
o"oro NEW BuILr NC, wv
e. 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
ODD FELLOWS HALL
JAMES s. TOPHAM & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EauIPMEST MANUFAcToRY,
TO THxIR
NEW Blu L d NC,
e. 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, Of our own manufacture, a
most complete assortment Of every style and price
SADDLES AND BRIDLEs,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALES,
FINEswoRD BELTS, with TophSm'S Patent Slide.
WV LANGHoIz's PATENT SPURS
LANGHoLZs PATENT CuRn and NOSE STR AP
EWBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
MILITARY AND CITIzENs
HlDlNG AND HARNESS. blib,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARNE sS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AMI
FINE siS6kf e&RRiAeE, BUGGY AND EN-.
SUTLERS,3 STAGE WAGON, CART, AMI
W HIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
NKs.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIsEA
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS NDVALIsRs,
LADIES, DkEssTRuHKS Aad BONNET BONES,
Lea cher and oAEyASS PelliHieur Bags, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
SAtGhels, Toy Trunks and School sAtehelI, and
every article In their line OF bunineaB.
e NJ NJ Err
H 500 81
vENTH sTREET,
by " l.. W AL a :;
ID AUCTIONEERa.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAk
AND REPOSITORY
Expressly for tho
sALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, $40 &, "a.
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Ictwecn Ninth and Tenth sta, wNshi'EtJ1
AUCTION SALES EvERN
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND sANHRp
lash ADVANCED ON CsEaT'::MEns
STORAGE FOR CARKIAGT,.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, DC,
Received for Private sale.
jSaS-u ~. I. WALL o ~. Ius''.
| - ~ -, r,,..,.r.,...-----
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WHIfEHURsT's GALLERY, asa PENNSYLVANIA
AvENvEs-Thls celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly rented and furnished Has one OF
the largest collections Of Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thoutandi
embracing nkenesaes OF distinguished persons
both civil and military Likcnesnes OF many OF
these fallen In battle can be obtained here, For
superior work, whitehurst outstrippiHg his COM
petitora, received medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention Ia called to his new
imperial Photographs, also vignetts now much
ought after bovl4--u
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q EN EN- TIL VA RID.
OLD CoNTINENTALs IN THE FIELD
FoRIY.sECoND BALL.

Il " u Z u NJ l. N ! An = l. l.
OF THE
CONTINENTAL GLEE CLUB,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DRAFT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
At TEMPERANCE HALL, THURSDAY, APRIL 7,
The Committee beg leave to inform their old
friends and the public gene ally, that they intend
to keep up their reputation, and mako this the
best Ball Of the season, to the honor Of our
country.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman AID Ladies',
sl6O.
Ladies' Refreshments furnished.
NitheTs' Brass and String Band has been en-
gagged; also, the Veteran Reserve Corps Brass
Band OF seventeen pieces has been kindly rendered
by Colonel r. Rutherford for the occasion.
Tickets eau be obtained OF any OF the Committee,
OF at the door on the night OF the Ball.
BALLET MASTER,
JOHN HALL.
FLoOn MANAGERS,
James +. Walls, N, J. Porter,
c, o, &, Anderson, Andrew Archer.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE,
Arch. Ne CAbe, NAchmAn,
James West, william WILSON
COMMIT TEE OF MANAGEMENT,
John J. Hall, President 7. Fisher, secretary,
John Wilson, secretary, CD. brewer treasurer
Hon. Mayor r. Waliaeh, Hon, Jno. II. semmeS
Hon. Thos D. Florence, Hon. ThoI. Lloyd,
Capt. James H. Birch, Dr. j. y Morgan,
John Stevenson, "; j. M9rtagh'
Geo. MAttingly, John H. ElyAn, a..
Capt. Henry A. SsheetL, 3 BAKER mio-u'u
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EOR SALE---A FlRST-RATE STAND
l for Grocery, Provision store, or Restaurants
Il located in one OF tina beat streets in Washing.
ton. stock on hand, 81, 600. A partner will be
taken by Investing one-hAlf OF this amount. Lease
for ave years or more. No boRus.
MITCHELL d SON, Real Estate Brokers,
Ap2lws Southeast cor. Pa, ave. and 18th st.
IStAr.1
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n II
LISTS OF REGIMENTS AND BATTERIES.
WAR DEPARTMERT,l
ArJuTAET GEHERAL's OTTICE,
WARRINGTON, Feb. 10, 1854.
TCiTollAr, No, 1911
In addition to the Instructions contained In
paragraph I OF Circular OF January q, 1884, coun.
ties, towns, townships, and wards, Ia the monthly
llstG from commanding officers OF regiments and
batteries In the field to this ONCE and TO the Gov.
ernorB OF States, will be specified.
They will also forward copy Of the same lists
to the superintendent OF Volunteer Recruiting
Service for each State.
L. d. TOWNSEND,
NpI Assistant Adjutant General
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NJ o r G e.
A'ro THE TAXPAYERS OF WASHINGTON.
AsSEss0Ks OFFI,E,
WtsHINdTON, March II, 1864.
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, having com
pleted the Genel al Assessment for the year 1864,
hereby give notice that they will sit As Board oil
Appeals, and Tor the purpose OF making any cor
reGtiOn, from MONDAY, the 2lst day o. March TO
days exoepted) at theiI room, No. Q, basement
story, west wing, City Hall, from g. m to up. m,
each day
- ''N'' JAMES W. SPALDING,
mlB-ltApQ6 Secretary Board OF Appeal.
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TIE only place where you can purchase India
ktbber goods OF all kinds al Mdntf dos prices, 10
u II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beautl-
ullJ repaired at short notice. ,rr mar 2s-u