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1MPVK 7 n 7 to y j 6B
Suffers WILL FIND
HI. A. DOWNING & co.'s
90 N y TR 4 TED oar
TO BE A MOST VALUABLE ARTIOLl TO
THEIR TRADE,
It sells very rapidly, and Is the most economical
article Of Diet for the ocers mess It IL prepared
In one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Chowder. It il highly recommended By Arm
Surgeons. The profits are large.
II. A. DOWNING d co.,
Manufacturers Of Concentrated Food
No. Ill East 18th st., New York,
For sale By BARBOUR & SEMMES, Sole Agents,
IS Louisiana Avenue,
se1-1y Washin gton, D. O
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GRIAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY
IsstA Ezssaetad ssitho.s Ppss with tie Mxh,iss If
Oxyse1.
you'd advise AL persons having teeth to ex-
traet to call ct DR.. LIVES once, =
and PAVE PAVE, them s:. taken out By this new
examine the Doctors new and Inn -
proved method OF Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
yo1 VIII have them in other style than this new
n .tb .sinanle one No. 242, Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
novB 9. b. LlWIl, II. D., Dentist.
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c. w. BOTELER & SON,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, sILvER-PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS, COAL OIL LAMPS,
JAPANNED WALTERS. DOOR MATS,
FEATHER BUSTERS. BRUSHES,
WOOD WARE, AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES CENTRALLY.
~ HOUSES. HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS,
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
31S IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
H-eo6m between 9Th and 10th sts
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DENTISTRY.

nENTISTRY.-Drs. LOCKWOOD Il MERRILL,
~ Dentists, Room No. 2. Washing ton
bu1 oing, corner Pa. av. and 9TH st. Ally1&
operations performed in the most skillful >4410
manner. Charges reasonable sep Slim
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CAPTAIN BRAND, or TIN .CINTIPID1
~ His Loves and 1xploits. By Ospt. II. 4. VIZ
o. H.. With tIlIstrstiens; q .n.---.H a
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
"A OFFIC1 s14 PA. AVENUE,
WQSh1nRfox ID. 4

'AhAi ERN EXPRESS FoRWARDERs. WHOA
MERCHANDISE, MONEY, JEWELRY, VALU.
ABLEs, NOTES, Stocks, BONDS, &C..
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to al
accessible sections of the country. This Company
NORTH. EAST. WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal Offices are
PHiiASEftPHiH. BALTIMoRE, GIN. -0A
CINNATI, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York and Boston.
BRITISH PROVINCES and other steamship line
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAvR1
and thence by European expresses to all prominent
nent.
1T all accessible parts of the United States. U
q. @. DUNN, Agent,
deE WSships<on D. q.
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I DUNG MEN Who have . injured IN tkss;msslvss b.
pleasure, the duties Of married life; alse middle
sged or old men no, from the foHies Of youth q
years, before placing themselves under the treat:
ment Of any or :, should first read THE SHORTY
of Importance By perusins "The Secret Friend.
Sent to any address, in . sealed envelope On 70.
CENT of TWeD ty- five Gents. Address
On. OHA6. A. sT1WAkL . We
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NlHEj SOLDIERS HRIENDl- Being a correc
i guide to the Soldier, answering almost every
inquiry he may have to make. with directions for
the Soldier. clearly and explicitly laid down: to
the Departments particularly the War Dep tment;
besides which 1t contains other inform alton of the
without it. Sent post paid, to any Soldiers ad-
dress, on receipt of 81 cents. Address Box 6S9.
Warrington City Post Office. The Soldier nust be
particu ar in giving his company, regiment, &c.
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ROOTS AND SHOES
ID TO SUIT THU TIMES.
We ale now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
ana SHOES, and constantly receiving sup Daan
t sI6 =. msss expressly to 9rdeF and viii bel
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
articles.
Persons in want of BOOTS and SHOES Of Eastern
or City made work, will always find good assort-
ment in store and at the lowest prices. Give us q
call. GRIFFIN BROTHER,
ap5-tf 314 Penn, Svenue,
9. W. BOTELER. JNO. ". BOTELlR
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS LILLE, BENNETT has the honor to in
!sl form the pubic that she is prepsred TO give
instructionsin II usic. at her resideoce, NO. 0G9
st bet. 9th and 7th sts, and respectfully solicit
their patronage.
SIZE respectfully offers the following references
Prot J. a. Daniel, Hen. Richd Wsllsch Mayor,
Franck Tsylor, Esq, DR.. Alex. Mcdonald Davis
John j. Coyle, ESQ, ,t -
WASHINGTON. d. o., 1864 ssp n-eoIm
DORROMEo COLLEGE, Pikesville, Baltimore
ID county. Nd. opens its ninth session on the I'd
Monday of September. For the terms or other in.
for alton address Rev. e. @. 8. WALDRON,
Principal. sep Stint
Georgetown FEMALE SEMINARY, ISL
NJ West street. The duties of this institution
will be resumed September s. For circulars ad-
dress the principal.
VTNHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.-The if.
i teenth annual session of this institution will
commence on the 5th of September, 1854. Oircu-
lars obtained at the Academy. corner l!th street
DROOKVILLE ACADEMY.
ID Session commences Sept. 5th. Entire expense
for q weeks, $ll0. Circulars At Star Once or ad
dress Is. X. BIZ RNS, Principal,
au conn Broekville. Montgomery CO., Md
MRS. BURR will reopen her School on MO N
INl DAY. Sept. Is, 391 II street. sep 2-eotoetl*
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ANS GIFT r.ss.
SANARITAWS GIFT Toift,

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY Iv11 u1uDft
aovopu@1s PG5Mtkiy' SqTs" TT 60 sssd
Only Ten Pslls to b Taken 70 E0ect 6i16
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nseu
ST ~ o.
In ..twenty-four hours" Prepared By . sraduats
.nd s
no EXPOSURE, no TROUBLE, no CHANGE wHAFlvll.
or Let yas n:ys %ss e. S1
S4HARIFANs GIFT.
PricsoMais packages. 81. Female -.
sos R5SGR vL sHeG9 .oxI ss0O syors
TETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPdIkI9
Or HENEREAL DISEA8ES, Ae
SAAARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICE
IL fH RSSks e HSSEi
most potent, certain and eaectqal remedy ever
and permanent. Take then Of this parif yins rene
st' that for BON pS A5T after
s e
will remove every !estiee Of Impurities from the
system. IS well Is all the bad effects of Mercury.
In many affections With which humber. q 70.
@e.s hsSe, aER gsssa:
Dsbiiity. and Tor al the sex.
sAMARITANp CHANCRl WASH.
DESMOND CO., Box Isl Philadelphia PoGo,
Sold By 8. CALVERT FORD. corner Of nth s.A
HENRY COOK. Alexandria. mayeu
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2S5 MATTHEW T. WALSH, 2S5
2S5 STREET, between 10th and 18th,
Second door from Harvey's Oyster Saloon,
In compliance with the wish of many friends, I
am now prepared to make liberal Cash ad- "a
vances on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia-
monds Jewelry, siver-ware, Hardware,
Clothing, and Merchandise of every description in
good order.
ness in the City. and favorably known to many of
its citizens am confident that to all who may in.
trust me with business, (Which will be strictly
confden tisD 1 will give satisfaction. Office open
every day (Sunday excepted) from Seven O'Clock,
A. NJ. until Nine o'clock P NJ. sep l3-3m
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the On bsori.
l. Der has obtained from the Orphans' Court Of
letters Of administration on the personal sstats:
OF Caleb Shreve. late Of Washineton city, d, o.,
deceased. All persons having claims against fhe
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit The
same win the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on or 6ef0re the 10Th day Of September next: they
may may otherwise By Law Be excluded from iii Den.
1854. 80 = - = = .'-'' 'p''AAAs1'
sep 2e-lsvsw. O. sAML. sHRREvH. !.
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HILLARD's LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF G EN-.
~ Mcclellan; General McClsilan's Report; Bar
nsrd's Review Of McClellan's Report; Language Of
ssnewcrs, colored plates; Enoch Arden, by Tenny-1
se.s AA''A' .''p FRANoK = r frSfs1
~. LlA1t LIA1EI an now prepared 70
.Ss. 31e4s .nr frsah burned PQfOAfXO LINZ; pre-
IN coatast NIX ~ nssv 1iams kan. without coming
- oAsrL.nAF .1tn. Lims Kna.
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ORGANIC WlAKE1ss, IHP0THNoY IMPlDI-

By DR.. Johnston's marvellous treatment, weak
ness of the Organs speedily cured and full vigoH
restored: Thousands Of the most nervous. debill.
tated and imPotent, who had lost all hope. have
been Immediately relieved.
All impediments TO marriage, Physical or Mental
Disqualihcations, Loss Of Provocative Power, Ner-
yous Irritability, Tremblings, and Weakness, or
Exhaustion of the most fearful kind, speedily
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-31

E-I,-r Of S'-ErH {. Mason DECE.srp
Fg'IIE Undersigned having been apI-intei E,ccutriI
the last " ia and Testament u Joseph G. Mason late
Of IN" county 81. H. Sl" and Of Illini- cr, ,e
hereby gives notice that size vii appear before the County
Court Of la Sil- county. the Court Huu> ia
ty January T"gI the Third Monday in January next
. tine a.. persons Ia, ii claims against said Estate
Notified and requested & attend for the Iur.lsc 1T Law
ing the sIae adjusted All persons .nIct" 10 sail Estate
requested T. max inneiat" payment 10 the under
signed.
Dated thi> -5.h day of November. =. =. lSG4
ROSE IN Mason. E1ec.r1z.
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legal Aeucrtis emeHts.



NToTlci Is here = ri-r :r,+ -,,r,.co # a decree
- - 'e .-.'' l-'..t .a .1uoery sitting in and for
- - .''.' vl ..+", 'lsi- end entered of
So, 'Ls -'l.er -ait - A. = IsGi the under
1870 .'''i't q. $50 estate .. N-lg. \ E.,.,I a minor
n,-l o a. ~ :. to"'' r I'd coui-y ed. viii.
H. ..E .. mary. =. J.. 1863. between
~ -. a. -"s Hu'i..t' fp9i the premises. u lie bi.l-
In, . ...- Ss~eflb'i real sstae. be
.y!i- {" 40 ..ar i west lasrt atrrem
san al ~ STt"rlbnr frTi t.fs's A. D. 1864 Wherein
a.. Soy y ttn'i va- tl"iuh aal Money 4 Rod a, d
''."i7 ~ d"i"s ere; si1 eng numbered one q on
ma! o.. ' '1rtl"s -'omfar,in o." report ol the com
'.r'- " = 10 sai ea.e runefciHE tho sourIi-we.;
Clia o. ..i rr,lai-e- al N tie liz" dividing section
.. .' li aut south. and ruuuiu- thence alon. said
l I'M NORTH nry--F' ci 1lis, ri teen lis 80 10 to
.--.--.'. ND i3N NE"'- ig4.- glur. si! bank North
dar"rS l7r twenty in'rr.tcs t2lJ ,lrro
'ths ''aF ''1r .S-. 3 Sy: t.rr- -uuth and tarael
~ 81. i' .i't 30 r.sIIls siyii,-six liz H. 80 c6l
''- .'h' '- Ht lrsuls's: thence south cighty-one
-..- - vet Ihryc ch.iG-. .rr.nty-,i.lt links
:" IL pre- 'A o.. .Hiig. Ln. situated in the east
ihii "s ~. ,51 ir"r. 3d. i r3ans.. hiFfy-dy. .i Of
.'-. d. '.. ',' 10 'i.e tAI Principal Merriam CON
'hh- ''r-! -. arrs' al .-sty Lursrsts Of an acre
~ 20 LEVI H.RDDD
Dc. - L.gf-5y,
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COOKING STOVE!
Isr Hoos ard zrtirsc;te or Bi.un.i,ous Coal.
PATENTED IN 1853,

Esm 6sc, !r-i7'n large Tg,ses, ard By the ssei-
q de Ctl+lrGied Patent Double
Sheet Eoftops + tue.
TTF saisinviied to the following points ofsz-
1s, ,tuur.-La.ting, with proper care, at least
% y..rs s,orc. are in that were set up in
Is3s.
a. iIA.rracrsEE-Every rcrtien Of tho Stove is
theroug'y constructed Each stove is submitted 10
critical test. AMI Leave oEr OEss unless cora
plet-iy ana perfectly finished.
ST. CAPACirr.-BaLir., broi!ng, boiling, roasting,
and al ether culinary operations, performed "' Ae
same tin.e barrel Of eo1r baked :uto bread with
single FIRE.
Sd EcoSoar-sav;ng the COS. Of the stove in , or
y-.r. de item e. fuel
s.,, yrSrf,rras or OrES-Ia the Stewart Stove
,Ion- the f-oat doors cren directly into the (nrs
.eet.d BY letter. ra:entD securing direct drA's
through the IL, 81 :he b. means Of per f"rated
holes n tie doors and back f1s.. Il will be borne in
rim; that. as tie heated air always rises, this method
Of vsa;ati,n The only OF va, ne whatever.
Gu Ey!ias CoxfHoL Of H@AT.-The heat generated
by the stove Ray be a,Ji therein and used or tsrcW"
into tie room "a! pleGsaTe.
III. TnR DorILE SHEET 70 .ox FLuE-By whicn
-o:rTe-sg and isT'tn- action II heA; is obtained,
ard the oven more evenly aud efficiently heated than
by asy o.lis. know invention.
st! EaoI-l%G-re.flgUlci tie top and without: the
FEASIBILITY % smoke ca rrius the room.
On. ilor W,I-g I:E-Eayo!a Ax2 WAEnIyG CLOsEr.-
Eo.n :scf.i and ye4at, supplied ~ the waste heat
and without oEt... tJe..
iJ.!.. W.7Ea B-cE.-an arrangement for suppl! ling
bot sa!er .cr tie bath room equal to any range.
sy-Soa h. al dealers, on a trial CT months with
4 written guaranty COR that period II asked.
s1r-B Beware o. tie numerous worthless limitations
:.ow IN market. See at lie 'iOl Z. P. Stewart
an; c: the manufacturers are e ts:oTe. No ether
i. genuine,
Descriptive pamphlets rec ra,il 70 any aG-
dress Agencies in al. tie PRINCIPAL ti;es AID towns
IN the CBi;ed States. Aai.ess.
FULLER, wAEEEE & Co, Troy, v. Y,
roe Manufacturers and propr!e:ers OF the Clinton
Stove Works
Fog sac n Ottawa cnly II JOHN AANLEf
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C!;lcoGa entertainments.

From n, karer.f~iYl 4E9e',cy Of c. Il. scEIYEN,
C3 DcGTbO57. So.
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This Justly celebrated tonic, corrective and alteTa
tive, IS composed entirely OF herbs OF wei snoEn med
rs-i y..,.s. fEe CI-rt 90 whose combination has been
practically tested such universal succe,. =.
C-!e for
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EsgS%GEETzOS.

TIE copartner~cp L,rctfrc existing between DR.. @.
W Mckinney AMI IN +. '. Paxton, under the firm
OF Mckinney Paxton dissolved 10y mutual consent
on the 18Th day oi November U!t al due said
firm lc the ore Of Arthur lockwood Esq where
those indebted requested call and settle the
doc. 8, lSU4-iw Dr.. GEORGE W MCKINNEY.
-
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We have !s--- variety Of CiOaLs O, he '7.e-: ai
desirable les also .eat .arrls VI Beaver Clicking,
CuraDr'1 toakirgs lad Ladies Cloths which wi. sell
y=4y cheap.
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d. XII N GIN AN.
NEW GOWD DIS
AND
NEW PRICE5

The subscriber would respectfully inform the citizen. Il
Ottawa and vicinity that lac receiving A. tae odd
Stand OF d. VI albsrt OF the largest and most 81
tractiye sssOrtmeuts Of
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
Ever offered in this city, consisting in part Of
Plain and Fancy SILKS, Black Silks, Scotch
Plaids, Alpaca, REPS, Cobergs, Irish Pop
lin, Empress Cloth. Plain Popln, LISTERS,
French Ncrino, Bonbazinc, All Wool De
LANES, Common De LANES, and grea,
variety of other DIcss Goods too numerous
10 mention.
Also groa: variety Of WHITE GOODS such =.
Victoria Lawns, Jaconets, Swiss Null Bishop
Lawn, Plain and Barred Jaconet, Plain
and Barred Swiss Embroidery. Inserting.
Linen Edgiug, Lace Edging, Gui Pure
Lace, Embroidered Collars, and Mourning
Collars.
A large variety Of CLOVIS Of every kind and style
Balmoral Hose, both Ribbed and Plain; Bal.
moral Skirts and Hoop Skirts in large
Tarie,y.
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The New Postal MOney.Order
system.

The postal money-order system il to be
put into operation in this city on tie first
of November. 1t is intended to promote
public convenience, and to insure safety in
the transfer of small sums of money
through the mails. The mode by which
safety il secured consists in leaving out OF
the order the name of the payee, or party
for whom the money is intended. In this
respect money order differs from an ordi
nary bank draft or check. When money
order is applied for, the postmaster fur
nishes the applicant with printed form OF
application, in which the latter will enter
all the particulars Of amount, name, I'D
dress, ETC., required to be stated in the
money order and advice. From the items
contained in such application the postmas>
ter will fill up the money order, and also
corresponding form of advice. The order,
when completed, is handed to the appli,
can't, upon payment of the sum expressed
taereln and OF the fee chsrgeable thereon,
chiH fee must inuariably be paid in money,
postage stamps not being receivable therefor.
By the mail Immediately following tue
Issue of the money order the postmaster
transmits the advice to the postmaster at
the office upon which ID is drawn. The
latter is thus furnished with all necessary
information, and will therefore be informed
of the names of the remitter and payee be.
fore the order itself can be presented, and
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How the Indiana Election was
Carried.

The Boston Courier publishes the follow
ing attested copy Of "a letter written by an
Iodiana soldier to friend in New Hamp
shire. 1t is merely one instance out OF
hundreds showing BY what farce MORTON
claims to be re elected Governor of Indiana
"By the way, We had our State election
last Thursday. l SAY zee had it, because
our boys voted, and not only voted, but
I.yoted ten tunes. Perhaps you don't be
lievs that, but it is just 80. 1t beat all The
elections that ever saw. Any one uld
vote that had mind to. We voted all tlo
way from one to twenty-five times a piece
What do you think Of tbat7 Amt tha, a
disgrace. After we voted all we wanted
to here, there was over So Of cur bsys We Mt
over ON the cars twenty-five miles to a
place and voted there, aud carried thar
place for Governor Morton. the Abolition
candidate"
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Ohio River Bridge. 4

NOTICE Is hereby given that, on and afteI
~ MONDAY, the oath day Of October, 1864
the Holidays Cove Railroad Company will, undel
the authority of its charter from the Legislature
of Virginia and under the Act Of Congress declar.
ing the Railway bridge at stsubenviile lawful
structure, commence the elevation of the channel
span of said Bridge and for this purpose At will be
necessary temporarily .obstruct the three hun
dred feet designed ae chsnnebways { HW y |
Attention of persons engaged IN navigation, il
called to this provision of the second section Of the
Act of Congress '.and the officers and crews OF al
vessels and boats navigating driver, are requir
cd to regulate the use of their said vessels and
boats and Of any pipes or chimueys belonging
thereto so as not to Interfere with the elevation
construction and Us of said Bridge =
All persons ar salse not 6ed that the span next
west Of the channel span Is erected at an elevation
# Sc feet above low water, and thore is waterway
exceeding ty0 hundred feet between the piers; and
that the waterway between the piers next east Of
the channel span also exceeds two hundred feet
and that the Roadway here will be clear, as the
company does not intend / proceed with thste
ton of this span until the channel span is complet
ed and the orstructions necessary TO its erection
removed. w. -P-- - 1890 ~
All persons arc notified further, that thi. bridge
Is erected withouta oraw and that al the reauisi-
tions Of the Act Of Congress have been comriied
with by the company. ., l%.A
The erection Of the chsnt elspan will proceeded
with as rapidly as possible and due notice " IL be
given az to the time when the ebstruc, ions will
. The Hollidav,s lova Railroad Counoa.v
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Mr. LINCOLN told the Tennessee delega
ton that he expected to let the friends Of
GrolaE B. MCCLELLAN manage their side
of the contest in their own way, and
he would manage his side in his owl
way. This is much as if highway
man, presenting his pistol at the breas,
of an unarmed traveller, were to say
ST expect you to manage your side Of
this contest in your own way, and I man
age my side in my way"
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pURSUANT 70 the provisions Of decree rendered
L BY the Circuit Court Of Marion, at the October
torn thersoS In the cae of Thomas walkste vs. John
Wood, Ishal the second Monday In November ne n
proceed TO sell By public auction, 10 the highest bidder
before the front door Court House ofsad county
tract Of land adjoining the land Of the said Walt.
late and othsrs, stuated the ss;eE Of uaIo Creak
in raid county, and cor.-hing 20 acre n IRE or les
on the fol OWING terms 10 wit For cash in hand sun
GENT topaz the eoat Of this suit and ibs expense OF
sails, and the resdae upon credit Of and " months
thePuresaser giving bond and security ana the corn
missioner retaining han on said land secure the
Unpaid purchase money. ILL., II. sMITH,
. octzl-dlt&Esf- -s--y--s. 49, Gommissloner. :,
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Do THEY Believe GEN. SHKRxAN2-How
many of the Republicans would vote for
the re election Of Lincoln if they believed
what General Sherman said lately to his
officers in Georgia, as reported in the Gin
cinnati Commercial Of last Mondsy2 He
remarked that we were "only in the be-
ginning of the war;" and that its terminus
ton was uncertaiD. Isit ~ be believed thst
the people would sustain the policy Of Lin.
coin, 1t they knew and comprehended what
Sherman does Of the nature of the strug
gle 10 which they are engaged
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FRENCH Colonel once drew up his reg
iment in line, and said, II intend to per
NIT every man to vote as he wishes but
whoever votes against NAPOLEON Bona
pARrr shall be shot 70 morrow morning
ANDREW JOHNSON improves upon this by
telling the people of Tennessee, You ere
to have q free election, but no person shall
vote who will not swear to support thu
Republican nominees"
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Ot1S Wv ouo w w Wv. &c !. - Ssssss
No money Is to be received By any posts
master other than colo, United Statss Treas'
ury notes, or notes Of the National Banks,
and orders are paid IN no other currency
A money order is rendered invalid unless 1t
is presented to the postmaster on whom Il
is drawn, within ninety days from its date,
but the Postmaster General can issue new
order on the application Of the payes upon
the payment ofa second fee. The same
course is to be pursued in case the order 10
lost. In this case the payer Is to furnish z
statement under oath that the order has
been lost or destroyed, accompanied BY .
certificate of the postmaster that Il has not
been paid aud will not be paid if thereafter
presented. M 80 slte
The payee may transfer his order to an
other person by endorsing It upon the back.
Persons, therefore, residing at places other
than those designated in the list Of money
order offices can avail themselves of the I'd.
vantages Of this system. But an order
cannot be endorsed twice. ,sss "a
In commencing the operation If thu svs
tenn it has been deemed expedient to begin
with the larger post ofices.c The only Of.
fees. which have been designated In
West Virginia and Virginia are Wheel
ing, Old Point Comfort, Norfolk and
The total number in the
United States is 1879. Should circumstan
ces warrant, the number will be speedily
increased.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

The Louisville Journal says "Ths Edi-
tor If the organ says that those who de
nounce Andy johnson's policy Of compell.
ing every voter TO swear to vote against
Mcclellan ''oIe simply re6e.s.' If be thinks
40, be Is simply an ass, with ears big
enough to be tied in 2 bow kpst-=so big On
ass, that, if he were cut into . hundred pie
ces, each piece would make an ass bigger
than common