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NEW YORK Gsntlene,.'s Clothing -
Heo and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
thing over offered in this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
oos-tf S22 Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth Its.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
"
EMPTY BARRELS EMPTY BARRELsii
viii be sold, at PUBLIC AUCTION, At sixth
street wharf, Washington, d. c., on WEDNES-
DAY, MARCH 9Th, at II O'Clock ., M;
2,22S Empty PoTk Barrels -
1914 81 Whiskey"
Ia Vinegar
1853 a" Ham and MolAasen Barrels.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
s. BELL,
mI-9td Lieut.. Col. and @. 3.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
az ICI AL.

HEADoUARTERs MILITARY DIsrHICr)
OF WARRINGTON, y
WARRINGTON, d. C., February II, 1854.
General Orders, No. .,
Col. T. IngrahAm, Ssth Massachusetts volunteers,
Ia hereby detailed AZ Provost Marshal OF the Mill.
tAry District OF Washington. He will DO respected
and obeyed accordingly.
by command OF Brig. Gen. MARTNDALEi
JOHN p. sHERBURNE,
fel6-u Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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FoRD's NEW THRATRE.-To.night Tom Tay-
lor,a celebrated comedy OF /" Babes in the wood''
Will be repeated, and all who desire 10 enJey Mr..
ClArkeb inimitable performance Of jeremiah Bee
tie should avail themselves Of the present oppor-
tunity, a. II In the last time he will perform that
character during his engagement, which termi-
mates on Saturday next. He also repeats his droll
deineation Of Waddilove, in the Fat Boy,n and
crowded house IL sure to be the result.
CANTERBURY Music HALL.-Mr. Lea has Sc
cu'ed the services Of very talented company, and
they have undoubtedly made decided mark, n
We are TO judge from the AoclAmAti OF the au-
dienoe last evening. Miss Annie Bordwell, q lady
OF uncommon musical abilities, charmed US with .
beautiful ballad from the German THOU art near
and yet 20 far " she ID destined to become great
fayorlte Miss Louisa Rolette another new face
and pretty one, graceful petite figure and q
perfect knowledge Of the Terpsiooroan art entitle
her TO AUST amount Of praise. I'd, the lilpulitAn
negro comedian, creates considerable laughter In
bis droll personAtion Of characters. Next week
Mrs JET ME Engle the sweet vocalist and thu most
beautiful woman IN. the concert profassion, will
make her first appearance.
VARIETIES. Tonight another great bill az
usual Last night this popular Music Hall and
Theatre was crowded all over. Mr.. Thompson,
the great banioist, received shouts OF applause.
The new comic drama BY Fttz simmon rs of the
strolling Irishman, or the Woman In PAntoloons,
elected peal after peal OF laughter. Tonight II
viii be repeated. Wednesday afternoon, matinee.
Friday, Benefit Of Harry KleIber. In rehearsal,
the Female Piekpocket.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
y AND MULES.
CHIEF QUARrERMAsrER's orTIcE,l
DEPOT OF WAsHNoToH, J
WARRINGTON, February n, 1854.
VIII be sold at public auction at the Corrals,
near the Observatory, In the city Of WAAhington,
D. c., on Wednesday, March Q, 1854, and on We'd
nesdAy, March "a, 1854, q lot Of
HORSES AND MULES.
condemned AB UNFIT for public service.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock q. m.
d. X. RUCKER,
BFiRAdler General and Chief QuArtermAHter,
fe2[-25t Depot OF Washington.
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4 UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORSES

WAR DEPARTMENT., CAVALRY BUREAU,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, :
WARRINGTON, February 10, 1884
VIII be sold at Public Auction TO the highest bid
der, at the places and dates named below, VIZ:
At MIfiin, PennA., 800 Horses, Friday, 4th March.
Al WilnamGport, Penna, 100 Horses, Tuesday,
At Altoona, Penna., 900 Horses, Friday, nth
March.
At New Brunswick, n. J., 400 Horses, Tuesday,
At EaStOn, PennS, 800 Horses, Friday, 18th
March.
AT Newark, N j., 400 Horses, Tuesday, 29d
March. -
March.
At Wnkesbarre, PennA,, 800 Horses, Tuesday,
29th March
These Horses have been condemned a. unnt for
the cavalry service OF the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold singly.
Sales to begin At 10 a. m, and continue daily till
all are sold.
Terms cash, in United statsa Treasury Notes
only. JAMES A. EklNI
fcis-sIt Chief QuarteFmaSter,C Cavalry Bureau.
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TOHN JoLLIFFE,

" ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT LAW,
H., removed his oinee TO the Northeast corner OF
, and Fifteenth streets, opposIie the east
entrance OF the Treasury Building,
Washington City, d. G.,
Attends especially 70 claims upon The United
ssatss. lylS-iy
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I ESs0NS IN FRENCH. IA FRENCH
IL Lady wishes to give lessons 10 her language.
Inquire at No. 2o6 PennBylVAniA avenue, between
Twelfth andThirteenth BtreOtI. iebIS-im
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LOOK OUT FOR IT.
GURowsKps DIARY FOR Iss1.

GUKOWFkF9 DIANL TUT I0os,, -
A new volume by Count Adam GurowskiI en-
brAelnE a Diary OF Political and Military Events
ana Transactions in the Cabinet and In the Field,
= For sharp criticism, alternating with cpl
RIAmmatio trenohAnt, oAuItio praise and oAntiga-
ton, this work must bear away the palm ronl all
others ever printed In this country I2mo.t cloth
bound, price aus.
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n Il + 10 l A l.
PASSES TO VISIT THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
l. Applications must be made at the once Of
Major Louis II. PelouIe, No. 2os = street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, between II
a. m. and p. M, except Sundays. Major Pelouze
Ii authorized to sign the passes.
2. II not granted at the once OF Major Pelouze,
the deciHon IL hnal and no reference need DO made
at the War Department.
.. Passes cannot be given to females to visit the
army.
By order Of the Secretary OF War.
fes-ti Assistant Adju,ant General.
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MIINTER GARMENTS.

TXJ INTER GARMFiNTs.
w NEW STYLES.
BOYS CLOTHING.
We are now in receipt 81 = large SSortment OF
BOYS and CHILDRERS CLOTHING, OF the new
est atyles suitable for tn presSnt for dress
and school wear, to whlo we invite tue attention
! Of parents WALL. STEPHENS CO..
| nOetS-lIu Sl2 Pa. GV, bet. Sth and 10th 81.
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
Il large quantity OF OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he y prepared TO deliver TO purchasers In any part
Oh t9s eity AZ TSdneed prlees. also, An. MN.
ohasors. Orders solicited at his new Wood Yard,
No. tss Twelfth street, between ( and , str eets.
nos-u F.E. CORBETT.
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ANY one having occasion to visit private
medical institution are advised to call on DR..
Yellny.
Akrge and successful practice hers and else
where enables him to guaranty perfect cure In all
cases.
ALI visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. febI-tf
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THE 0RlAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTH.-ThS
quickest and safest route 10 the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one TO
sunday. Soldiers tickets 81 Government rates 70
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and apply Al tho st
doe Of the "Great PennsylvAniA ROUTE" northeast
eorncr Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, un-
+. o. NORTON,
aug AGENT
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THE only placs where you can purchase hsSifa
Rubber goods Of all kinds at Mdnt dcfers prioes u
At H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
Pennlylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
ttrccts. Also, AL kinds Of Rubber goods beauti-
fully repaired At abort notice. mar 2s-tf
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PY c. R. L. CROWN & CO.,

DY c. R. L. CROWN & CO.,
I'D AUCTIONEERs. r n.
HoTsel, Mules, Carriage WAGONS, and HAIne.s
At Auction, on every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY MORNINGS, at the Washington
city Horse Market, on sixth street, near the
Canal sale commencing at "a. m. Cash advAn-
eca AID conalgnmenta. Storage for carriages and
wagons At the above named place.
fe29-dtap6' @. n. L. CROWN CO., Austs.
HIDES.--WILL BE SOLD AT AUG
I'LL TON, every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY, at II o'clock q. M at the WHARF foot Of
sixth street, all the HIDES, TALLOW, &c, that
may be on hand, OF Cattle slaughtered outside the
limits OF the District Of Columbia, and shipped 10
this point for such disposition. Terms: cash, In
Government funds, to be paid at the time OF sale
q. BELL,
mS-im Lieutenant Colonel and C. s. VS..
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RY J. @. i M,agIRE & CO.,

GLENWooD CEMETERY,-The managors Of
this Cemetery have resolved 70 raise the pries Of
Lets 70 % cents per square foot, and that the
munity may have no cause for complaint, have
also resolved, before doing so, TO order peremp-
tory sale Of 800 Lots and parts Of Lots a. Public
auction, and for further means 70 embelliHh and
otherwiAe to improve the grounds. This Cemetery
Ia laid out on the plan Of tho celebrated orpari-
wood Cemetery In New York, OF which II IL said
oy traveller TO excel n beauty and arrangement
.Glenwood IL situated on the high ground over
looking the city Of Washington, and on : direct
lire with North Capitol street, one and 4 half
miles from the Capitol.
This Cemetery IL chartered by Congress, and the
plots are not liable for debts taxes, or any other
invasion. Zee eharter.) Do.
For Catalogues with Map, Charter, and By Laws,
apply TO the Auotioneers, J. C. Mcclure Co.,
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth streets,
where the sale Will take place on wednesday and
Thursday, the 18th and nth OF March, At O'Clock
y, m, ...H."
JOS. D. CLOSE, President.
J. c, MCGUIRE d CO.,
mS-2ti1th Auctioneefu.
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EOR SALE--TWENTY HOUSES,
It QArge and SmAlD In different parts Of wash
ington.
Also, the following BUILDING LOTS;
6txl60 feet, NJ street, between lth and 9Th.
l20Il0o feet, 18th, between p and q btreets.
S0xlOo feet, Pa. avenue east, bet. 9Th and nth.
1eoxlts feet, north L, between 18th and 10th.
t6xl0o feet, on N, between tth and 9Th.
20x100 feet, on 10th, near y.
soxas feet, north d, between I'd and 9TH.
e0xioe feet, nth, near north L.
N And 400, 900 feet CHEAP LOTS east Of tho
Capitol.
FURNISHED HoUsF, near Treasury Depart
mont and Pennsylvania avenue, Tor rent.
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS In all parts Of
the city.
TARSis for sale and exchange.
MITCHELL SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast eorAPa. aV. and 18th st.
N B.-Tities examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers Of every description prepared.
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r EC'Rul
TO FILL THE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
$3.50.
saaS OF WHICH WILL BE PAID IN ADVANCE
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS,
S452.
ssaS OF WHICH WILL DE- PAIDIN ADVANCE.
BOUNTY FOR CoLoRED RECRUITS,
$50.
PAID IN ADVANCE.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
VIII apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS,
SIS BAKER,
Engine Hail. near the Market, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets.
C. HYDE,
Corner Of Fourteenth street and New York avenue
G. A. KEAsBEY,
street, near corner Of Nineteenth and Ponnsyl
vaniA avenue.
C. PARKER,
Corner OF High and Dunbsrton streets, Georgetown
LANGLEY,
Navy Yard Bridge.
HENRY A. SCHEETz,
Captain and Provost Marshal OF the District o
Columbia. de2I-tf
w o o D. " o o D
COAL COAL
COAL
KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD
On hand, the beat quality of all kinds OF
WOOD AND COAL.
WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT
In any length or size required.
COAL HOUSED,
well screened and prepared, and sold at low rates
70 Cash at Office when ordered,
GA LIT s,
oFFICE-2s9 PENNsYLyAEIA AVENUE,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
Mill and YArd-Foot Of Seventeenth street.
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WmTnHURsr's GALLERY, 484 PENNSYLVANIA
AvEEuE-Thlh celebrated Establishment has Just
been elegantly rettted and furnished. Has one OF
the largest collections OF Photographic negativel
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing Hkenessea OF distinguished persons
both civil and military. Likenesses OF many Of
these fallen In battle can be obtained here, Fol
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his com
petttors, received medal At the Worlds Fair
imperial Photographs, also vlgnetts now much
ought after. noVll--H
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NEXT WEEK

HIS BOOK, rich with Songs, Services aud Speeches,
and ComiekllV Illustrated. .".. #T febo
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.DISSOLUTI0N. go THE CO-PART.
IL NERsHIP heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the name and firm Of BESTOR
& WILEY, 10 this day dissolved by mutual con
sent, o. s. WILEY retiring therefrom, o. d. BES-
Ton will continue the business at the old stand,
corner of Ninth and L streets, o. d. BEsTOR.
o. s, WILEY.
WARRINGTON, March I, 1854. ms-sts
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NEW BOOK,

7" DIARY FOR 1871,
will be published tomorrow, and will stir up Abe
dry boneI OF Incompetent and incapable ofaeiAlb
throughout the land, and make sensation gen
orally. -. 49,, -
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THE POST OF HONOR; A STORY
Il by the author Of "BroAd Shadows on LIES
Pathway. 81.
TheChronicles OF Garden, its Pets and Its Pleas
nreS. Printed on fine tinted paper, beautifully
illustrated. %.
Elijah or, The Prophet OF Fire. By MoDuf.
SIPS,
For sale by VIM BALLANTYNE,
mT-lw t9s Seventh street, bet. d aud L.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING A NUMBER OF GEN.
Id tlemsn oan obtain beard AZ No. 4s1 MARYLAND
avenue between Four-and-a-halfA and sixth streets,
Island. ooiT-H
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PubliShedunder the direction Of Gen. Mcclellan.
CoPY-RIGHT EDITION
One large $40. volume, $50 pages, with all the
mApSi to which IL added an account OF the Cam
paiEn in Western Virginia, with plans OF battle
ZELDA. CopiouH index. Price $500.
Mailed free on receipt Of above price
| "N HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtloner,
| ,nA7t Sgl Pennsylvania avenue.
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between ana X.
Just arrived per steamers
80 pieces Three Ply and Ingram Carpets,
100 Rolls Check and White Canton HIAttings,
5000 Yds. Floor and Table OIL Cloths,
90 Velvet and Brussels Rugs,
which we are offering at greatly reduced prices,
having bought them At the New York, Boston, and
Philadelphia Auctions for cash.
All bills OF $50 and upwards q discount OF 10 per
cent will be allowed.
B0NTZ & GRIFFITH,
800 Seventh street, between and X.
All goods delivered free OF charge to any part OF
this city and Georgetown, m1-eoet
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MIC L K L ANS PORT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

frontier are particularly requested TO
give any information they may have, or
may from time to time receive, 20 the
Provost M&rshals or N ilitary authorities,
whose duty it ID to inform the nearest
Provost Marshal General Or other mill
tary authority, and to take measures to
arrest and confne any and ell connected
with such organizations The late raid
on the Lakes and in New England are
ample evidence that neither life OF pro-
perty are safe
All Provost harshals and assistants,
and all military commanders, will take
measures to obtain and report at once
any information that may lead TO the
prevention of this interference with the
rights of the people, or aid in the arrest
and punishment of the offenders; they
from time 10 time viii report by tele-
graph any new facts.
Local authorities win receive all the
aid within the control Of the military
commander.
By command Of
Major General HeoKER
Official:
G. Fl. PoTrER, Asst Ad1t GenI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

but can see no no way te obtain it bgt
to Eght for il Fight TO the bitter end
ana think that the end Is near If the
North will only hold true. 1t IS the dis
lseusion in the North that has encouraged
the rebsls to hold out as long as they
have. Shall We give it up now? Shall
we desert the graves of our beloved COM
Eadss. .thas have fallen in theseause, snd
20 homs like whipped ours gust as lhe
victory is in our grasp When | think
Of the lives that has been sacrificed, the
treasure that has been expended, and
the suffering that has been endured for
the restoration Of our Union, feel mere
determined than ever. Bat what say
the Chicago platform about the soldisrs7
Do they thank as for what we have done7
Not word Of It But they sympathise
with Is; sha. is, they pity as for being
> poor, dsluded set Of fellows, that don't
know any better They premise to pro-
tect rs Of we viii behave ourselves, |
suppose, and qHit killing Southern DEM
ocrstz s4
Father, do cot know what your
views are in regard 70 this natter Men
do not all see alike. But cannot help
speaking plainly. / love the starry baa-
.ner, / have sailed under it IN nearly
every cline. / was ever proud that I
Was an American, and / feel hke never
giving up this struggle until that glsr-
ious old flag 10 acknowledged supreme
oysr every foot Of territory of these
once United States.
This is no time for politics; in reality
there 10 but two parties--one for, the
other sgsinst---the Union.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03
House Furnishing
Retail Department.
IN THE
Retail Department

We have fnll stock Of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints 3-4. "A,
5-4., i0-4 Rleaohed and Brown Cot
tons. Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand Sacques. Ladies sun Um-
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars. &c, to which we would
call the attention Of all wishing to par-
ehases in our line Of business.
myeo-fy JAQUEss q FRENCH.
M. 40 EsvEs street. Evansville
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A Soldiers opinion.


: We are permitted to copy an extract
from a private letter written by Lieut.
Pesa, Company F, 60th regiment In
diana Volunteers. The regiment is now
stationed at Thibadeux, Louisiana, and
is preparing tsggo into winter quarterS
We copy only that portion Of the letter
referring to the political condition of the
country, promising that Lieut. Peva, be-
fore be entered the service, was strong
Democrat, and is yet But he cannot
swallow the Chicago Platform. He dis
sects the Platform with rare skill, and
shows clearly why a soldier cannot en-
derseit He says:
presume that politics are running
high up there now. We are very anxioRs
to hear how the State election went. /
had not felt much interest in political
doiuks until saw the proceedings ef the
Chicago Cen vertion ~ That has opened
my eyes I do not see how any one can
support the Chicago nominees and have
the welfare of his country at heart ]
am surprised at Mcclellan accepting the
nomination, yet never did have much
faith in him. Look at their platform !:
Is 10 nothing but q TRADE of abuse
against the present Administration from
beginning Ia end They do not da6ne
their position They do not tell us what
] they, propose TO do If the rebels will not
accept terms that would be honorable to
the Government They say that they
would call for an armistice and then
convention of ell the States Shall we
call for an arHaistice before the rebels
kdeg They have not asked for il yet; and
again, if they were 10 h~vs one, what
I would it amount to- The rebels would
4sask more than We could honorably grant,
nothing less than separation would satisfy
them, unless we would pay them for the
slaves that have been liberated snd
shoulder their public debt, and can we
do that hozorably2 l think not haa
And, afAin: The moment that we
have sn nistiee and commence ne
gotiations th them, that moment we
ackuowleds shem Government; aud
how long y I'D it be before Earope
Eould acknowledge them as suehS Not
i long, assure you. ] believe there can
I Be nothing gained By an armistiee, bui
everything may be lost There is one
thing certain, much valuable time will
be lost--time that can never be replaced.
! Ihave bat little love for Mr.. Lincoln,
4 ahhough / voted for him At the last
election. had hoped that the Union
! party would have brought out another
man. but, as they did not see cause to,
III wiA have to submit. Iagree with him
IN one thing, and that is the most i'm
portant of ala vigorous prosecution
- 1 am tired of war, want to sss peace
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03
DRON'S AROMATTC
BLACKBERRY
GARMINATIVE

Z he only safe aud sure cure. Il con
aims uo esisa or deleterious drugs, no min
,ral or other Injurious compounds common
0 remedies generally sold Tor this class OF
disease. Il Is 50 efiieaeious that Physicians
sery generally use IL in their practice in
III chr0nie and dangerous cases.
EEas- Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt.
iil compositions, (many Of which under
aiHe aud ruin the constitutional when you
=tn ebiain an ualailing remedy as simple
,ad safe as Blackberries themselves.
Ask for DaxeSs BLAcKBgRRY GAMMA.
rvu and see that the proprietsrs name 10
FriIsen on the outside wrapper Of each bot
le Prepared only By
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GROCERIES. &c.
Northern Potatoes.

A GOOD CHASCE TO LAT II YOUR P0-
n tatoes foz the wi Ter. One car load % vsry
superior ssshAnnocks 5ust rsosiys5 and ss1 sails
oets7 REILLY Co
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

Important order from Sen. Hooker.
The following has just been issued BY
Major General Hooker, commanding the
Northern Department:
HEApo'Rs NORTHERN DrPAErNFxr, ,
s--.s- CINCINNATI, Oct q, 1864
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CIRCULAR.

The Commander Of this Department
has received Information that il is the
insentiou Of q large body Of men on the
northern frontier, on each side Of the
line, open on one side and in disguise
on the other, to so organize at the ensu-
ing National Election as to interfere
with the integrity Of the election, and
when in their power, to cast illegal
votes; in fact, in any way interfere With
ths honest expressions of the electors
In view of the foregoing facts, it is
made the duty of all officers of the Gov
eminent, both civil and military, as well
IS loyal citizens, to guard well the integ-
rity of the baIiot-box.
All military officers, including Provost
Marshals and their assistants, win be
held TO strict accountability for the
adoption Of such measures within their
districts or commands as will not only
prevent illegal voting, bat 10 arrest aud
bring to justice all who attempt such
voting, or endeaEor to prevent the hon
est exercise of the elective franchise
The citizens and civil authorities of
ths towns and cities on the Northern
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OYE-HOUSE.
a. T. Adams,

Celebrated Steam Dye House,
Has JUST BEEN REFI-TED AND Is VOW
a prepared 70 DO As sne colorisg Is can . dsos
either ia the East or West COrnsr sfIngls a1s
Market Streets
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