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PRNP0NALS FOR f0RAHK.
CHEF QUARrERMAs or tIcR, \
DRLGIHESF OF WEsf fiRDTFtf.s ~
CrNnEaIASn. aD. NJyeraDeF l8th. f9tf z

i Al
CHIEF QUART TgRMAsTER'50 or fcR.
DRkGINESF Or WEST filDIFffs3 ~
CuN1IaLAxO, AD, SJVenUer 18th, fsSf
IEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate are 1tte4 By
mastsr's Department. in the DSpaTtmsnt Of West
Virginia At Charleston, Rarken1bnrg, Wheeling,
West virginia. and GAllipolis, Ohio and the ssyo-
Railroad, - follows: CArk1burE, arGtn0n, New
Oroek, Cumberland, AaEtins5GrE, HarPerss Ferry,
Berlin, Point Of Rocks, and including nAgeEstCWn
Add Frederick City, Nd; aithAr Of shcES places,
WITH Hay. C1rn. UAts AID 5xaW "a
sInd 5000 bu1hslS Of Corn or Oats and Aity (50l
tons OF Hay or stray and upwards, and must be ao-
e1nPsaIsi By copy Of this ADVERTISEMENT
points they propose 70 make deliveries, Rnd the
rates At EhieA they viii usAke Deliveries theEeats
cred, the time Shsn aid delivery AhAn be COM
rnsneed and Shen % be completed
Corn to be pat up in good strong sacks, Hay and
OAts u be sec ITelS bAled. :
All artieles offered ander the bids herein tuIited
will DO subjee. 10 = rigid inspection By Govern
ment IusPsesor, before being accepted.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time 70
the lowest responsible bidder, the iarerrstI Of
the GOyer.snenE may require: 5LTt
So bids WHi Be considered from parties who have
AiISd hereL6Eore 20 comply 9Th their eonfFartA-
All proposals Elnst be accompanied BY guAFAu.
~, signed By Two responsible person4. that In case
the 6id accepted, hs or they WILL within the time
Named the contract for the same, with good
and suadcient suretiss in sum equal IN amount to
the Of the contracts 70 deliver forage pro.
tiSsnest, and in bidder shall fail 70 enter ina
the they mAAte good the dtner6nPe be-
tsenthe o6Sr Of saId bidder and thenekt EdF6at
EponEbe bidder or the person 70 whom the contract
may be awarded. IL. -
The rsponEoitity OF the guarautors must be shown
by the official srtiaeate Of Unite5 Saptss District
Judge OF Attorney, csIectPs Of ouFtopS5 or other
aoVsru4nspt 6GleisL, ,iknoWhby this'6dhse. u
All parties will be duly notieed Of the acceptance
or rejection Of their PrUpoSalS.
All proposals. must 4e msae in duplicate, and be
accomplished With the 6Sth o. allegiance of the par
y parties, unleis it has already been placed on
dle in this once.
The full name and past of8ee address Of each bid
der must 6e written 10 the proposal.
Proposals mast be addressed 10 Captain g. Farms
worth, Chief QuArtermAster Department Of West
Virginia, Cumberland, Nd and marked ~PropOsaIs
for Forage"
be obtained on application 10 this Office.
All pnOpOSals IBceiT0d under This GdTeEtileulent
will be oDAdsd And examined At this ONCE on WED
HESDAY and SATURDAY Of each week, Of IL ~
Bidders respectfully iayted TO be present at the
opening u btdE, II they desire.
H., }. g. fAsRasWoRTa,
deeI2-tf Department Of West Virginia.
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TRuSTEES SALE.

.DY vIRfUB Ofa pssd Of Trust sxssatsA 70 ne
ID by John h Oamulns, bsAEing date On the 2sth
day of March, 1880, and daily recorded in the Re.
cordora once Of Marshall elunty. West HlrgllaS
viii olfer' for sale on SATURDAY, THB IRA DAY
JANUARY, 1885, at tho hOuss Of John RItEgOTAld,
fu the town Of CameEOay tract Of lAna mentioned
In said Deed Of TEust, Laying the waters Of FISH
Greek, iE being the old 6ra4th1uso farm.
Terms OF salO-0aSh.
ThS titls 30 ths above grOPsrty b iaaisPG
but selling as trustee shSll Onty eoaVey sush title
a is VesiSd in me BY sAld Deed ot Trust.
JOSEPH L0UDBSsLu 1ER,
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cavalry and Artillery Horses
4ss1s Wanted. Il - -
, ss1srAyr oUARrERnAsrER,s oTF1oE.

A asIsTAHT QUARTERdAsTER's OFFICE.
"A YHEELING, W. VA, November 1sE, 1884. J
CAVALRY ASD ARTILLERY HOKsE5 will be
purchased In the open mSrkst at Wheeling, w. vs..
One hundred Asd 6Ry-dSs dollars tSlSSl will be
doLliESES L65S Ear AftIEleeE H0EasGss So - -
krriIiery Horses mat be Of dark eoloE, sound In
AlI parteuiArs strodg, quick active, we'll bro
ksa and square trosterS In hATnssB, in good hosh
and condition from SiE % ten years old, and NOT
lea THAI l5T hands high, each honse not 70 weigh
less tn an /, ,OSJ pounds ai--. q ls
Cavalry HorSes must be sound in all psrtteulATh
well broken, In full nesh aud good condition, from
Is 70 ID h91ds high, from 70 yoars OLD, and NeiI
ndAptsd in oTGey way 70 Cavalry purposes. t
BY order Of Cox JAs- A. EkIs, Col IN charge LIST
novI capt. & A. Q. NJ
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1t comes out tthat the ''pressure''
brought to bear upon the president for
Mr.. Chase's appointment to the chief JUS
ticeship was wholly unnecessary. The
president had told Senator Sumner some
time ago, that he should appoint Mr.
Chase, and had never wavsred in his de>
termination, even when Mr.. Chase was
talking savagely about him during the
campaign. The whole affair illustrates
not only the magnanimity of the presi-
dent, but his fondness for apractical joke
He made objections to Mr.. Chase's ap'
pointment, to those pressing for it, up to
the worry day when he made it.
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80 FRESH OYSTERS!

For sale By BOOTH, BATTEILB CO.,. g th,ir
BOat etOrs, corner DiOaFOe end Wster sirsst4
Wheeling, W.Va. oess
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THE ACME OF PERFECTIoS.

THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
II CuREs oATARRH Ii ALL IFS TTPIs AND sTA0Es.
II OvaEs oATARRH, AND AvzETs cOSsU~FrI0H.
II CuaIsoATARRH,L REsroRHsTHI sESsE OF snEIL.
For centuries CatArTh has dsHed the skill of phys
ieiaas and surgeons. No medical work contains
prescription that will eradicate IT. Nothing save
Dr.. GoOdAie's Remedy will break 1t up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and PEeeu-
ding the possibility ofA relapse.
HRoM JOHN j. BEEBE, NEW LONDON, on.
MEssEs. NoAIoH 4 Co.:
Genuonen-The bottle of Or. GoOdals'S oatarrh
Remedy you sent me has cured me Of the Catarrh
Of ten years standing. 1 gave few doses of it to
three OF my neizhbors, and they say 1t has cured
them. j have BOW hall bottle left and would not
take tousaud dollars for ifI eould not procure
more Dr. GOodAlo hAs surely discovered the true
eAuSe Of Ca Arrh and unAlllng remedy % cure IT.
YourE trulV JOHN J. BEEBE.
New London, Conn, June 9Th, 1858.
Price 81 90. Send stamp for pamphlet.
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1925 a MONTH";

UYANTEDI-sEWING MACHINE AGENTsI
w Everywhere, 70 introduce the new eHAW 4
CiaHK sIxtEm D JLiAR RAnILT SEWEN0 MACHINE, the
oSLY low pFie4 mAehide IN the country which Is
Howe singer Co., and BAeheldoE. Salary and
eTpenseI or large commissions allowed. ALI other
Machines sold for less than torty uoteIs eaen
aTe iNHSfHgEfSIs ana tbO seller and uSeF'EIkltI.
illustrated eireuiarsBeut HREE:
dec5-sndSvs ~ sls. BIdd6IoTd, Maine.
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w-omco one door south Of Kramsr's HOTEL
LSdiss Wishing 70 consult the pr. (ir they prefer
can call at room No. 30, Grant House, and MEs.
~ Viif take fpIsbmre In accompanying them to
the ofnee. JOSa- be found at the Grant House' AZ
m9ht. auE22-dkW
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RHEUMATIC COMPOUND

AHEUMATICs COMPOUND
reaches the source OF all trouble, and enectuallJ
bau shes tue disease from the system oy its imms'
diAte aciiOu cB the blood. We advise one and all
to sIVs iE trial, and become satisfied OF its won
derfal pOEeE. - - - -
Rssa the allowing testiHOnials: ~
Ms. JoHxsOx:-Dear sir: Tnis is to certify that /
VS. bA,iy crippled with Chronic kheamattsm for
siEht rn or twenty years; part Of that time was
not able TO 30 AOoUt. tired all the rheumatic
remedies that could hear OF but found NO relief
undfEkFied ouS Rhe uBAtic5 Comp pOEnd $40 Btoce
PUFnet. Il fned blt three louTtetO q bottle o. u
zHfft enFEd ne sodad End we'll. Ny SfiS WGs AtSo
Arieted With the same dieass, and small portion
Oiii cured heT. An nearly seventy years OF age,
aud IL Is nearly four years since Vas cured, and
have been troubled ~ith il since. 1t At1rds me
great pleasure 70 tuTush you with this = tneate'
EheuriAt-Em to ne.
ANDREW ARMSTRONG,
No.l9 james sIreet, Allegheny City.
Allegheny, My 81, 1904.
Ma 4 NJoHSsOS:-DeAr Si-: Ny wife Was taken
bad EtLh IufiAilsna.aEy RheuEaaIisIn Ia March hsL
iertd vas severe shs was confined TO her bed. l
WAS advised to try your Rheumatic Compound and
Blood PurhsF 80 got bottle OF it, and before the
half Of vas Used ahe Was entirely well; ihe cure
Is perfect one never saw such medicine. she
hsd only taken IhEee doses q It TIL the sESlling
and FsII bCsAn 70 abata.- An your metletnS wants
Is 70 oe kr0E1i in OFdes TO give 1t success.
X'uF' Ahseu9na'eftyi'N ftyi'NHsM.A11sTxR
wife can BE- seen b. any person couottng the truth
ut the Above.
Pittsturg, April 18Th. 1864.
Ma. JOaSsox Ny daughter Mary Gas attacked
wisS Ahd lratn4t0EY RhsnmAtAm II the winter Of
1soS, Eh.eh Continued thS Epriag Of sixty four.
hes baads and limbs were very much swell ed, and
the patn st times WAS very severe. She became 80
helpless that II took four TO turu her in bsL had
medical aid Tor ave weeks, but received very
IiIt.e It any hensAt. got bottle Of yoGr Rhen-
EaaIie Compound, Gnd before IL all used she Uas
Aols 70 come down siAirs. got "a second bottle;
abe used IT, and an hIppy to say she is now a.
well she before she took the rheun lttsm and
Gsls - attend to hsr work the same - formerly.
sttEbute her recovery, under the 6lessinS ofGod,
70 yoUT RoeumA;lez Compound.
AZ, person cOuStins the truth Of the above, can
cali on ~ my TesIuenee No. 2E& Bedford street
IouTI. EIfh respect,
ARS n MNkGAREF TOuHGS0N.
PIttTbprg, Ap-iI sIa, 1864.
PREPARED By
r. f. SELLERS Sc CO.,
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
CORNER wOoD AID SECOND STREETS.
PITFSBuRG, Pa,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
Price oas Dollar per bottla.
Eold, wholesale aud retail by MeCABE, KRAFT
r. CO, ana KEEU, K6AFr \ Co.. ana by DrugglSIs
eTrryHhera deelBlydtWsl
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BuPFALo, Dec. 22.-The weather is clou-
dy aud the Thermometer at l3 sboVe zero.
Five inches OF snow fell.
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the GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY.
!<GJoHNsoN,s q <ln
RHRUMATIG COMPOUND
-NzD-
BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE ONLY SURE CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM KNOWN.
READ THE FOLLOWING
BLOOD PURIFIER.
READ THE FOLLOWING
This Great Internal Remedy

Is the hes: medirins ever offered to the public.
For the sdsctGaI cure OF Rheumatismt Gout, Neu-
rsIsia Dyspepsia aud as . Blood Purifier It has NO
&c AL tJT ali sSAseS ATtsug from an impure state
OF Ihe bIOOd, such scrOuiA or kinS's nyl, scaId
Head, Tester, RIus Worm, RsmAie Complaints and
TheVsIst nnm6sr OF rub on m edieines which for
merry have beea used tOI those CseASes were merely
Temporary their ELECTS and OF doubtful ElFtne'
buf
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A CARD.

DR x. H LEE-PHYHOIAN, SURGEON
ll-AND ACCOUCHRR-thAnkfulf for pAst ASoFa
Fonid inform his fFIendA sod the pHbiie
generally that he Il still doing business at his old
stand, Main street, near The Suspension Bridge,
where he will oe happy 70 attend 70 any business
in his line thAtAY DO entrusted t0hIs caro-. Night
calls promptly attended to. Dr. Lee Is . graduate
OF the Bcletic Medical InHtitute Of Cincinnati, and
has been Tarously engaged in the practices OF his
profession for she fAls fourteen years. Dr., Lee
now prepared with IN me nec65s1ry apparatus for
the Medical application Of EeCtricty in the treat
Eent Of Chronic diseases, to which he would invite
the modal attention Of the AFFLICTED, SO Perfeot
thesa GAling Art" of the present day kA1 prAstCed
BY Eelecticsl that few neOd despair ofreeeHtnR per-
manent b6hSit Il tkey esunOt 'b6 perfectly cured.
Special attention given TO diseases of women and
Children All Communications strictly confidential
our safe certain and prompt, leaving no
EnsrcuFiAI faint in tho system, but cleansing reno
VAting and the general system, acting
in uniSon With HkturGsS: uneftfns laws.
WHRE1IH7, WEST VA, Dec. 4th, 1883.
To all tDhOa1 q may concern: We, the under.
ERned members Of the WeTt Virginia Legislature,
take pleasure In saying that We have known DE-.
Richard Ii. Lee many years proTiouE 20 the hreak-
ing out Of the Rebellj0n, As successful and en0I.
etio practitioner Of Medicine (0fthe Eclectic School
both in KAnAWhh county Va7 and Gala county
'0io q a. SLACK, Senator tn Diit.
VS.. DUNBAR, n. I'D.
JOHN II. PHELPH Pres. Senate.
w-omco one door south Of KEAmer's Hotel.
4i SflfrV a, oonsuIt the mr. ftf thev ur.Ssr
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dse1a.ts
FOR SALE.

THAT very VAluabIo and desirable property Hit-
uatsd aEthe eVFL y 0f Watsr aldo IipsT stFoStss
fronting 100 fOSs On WAssI street aad los Gost On
Quincy street. aud on Whoh stands the tavora h9aSo
known BY the name Of the Viryuis Rouse: Fais
property will be sold In eutire piece OF In par
eoIn; - 5IL Ii s'tn' So 1pp'y 4. ARM.rRoNa.
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MISS DR.. Harriet R. Hunt has issued her
twelfth annual protest against taxation
without suffrage. The uatuFsl right OF
woman to be man is as evident as the
right of hen to crow; there is NO use in
arguing the case. -
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Tnr Posttnaste 81. General has Issued Or
ders that all postmastsrs shall make up
letters, papers and other mail matter in
tended for Congress and it's employees in
separate bags. which are to Oe delivered
to tho Congressional Messengers at the
washington Railroad Station.
1t.newspaper Publishers will make up
their papers in bundles, labeled "oongress,"
and il route agents and postmasters strictly
obey orders, tho mail matter for the cap
i,al win So delivered several hOnrs earlier
than at present. \.
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A Proclamation by the President.
A Cali for Thros Hundred Thousand
A PRoCLAMATIoH.

WAsHIXGroE, Dac. 20, ls64.-By the
President OF the United States.
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reaches the source OF ali trouble, and edectually
bau shes tue disease from the system BY its imme-
d:ALe aciiOu cp the blood We advise one and all
to it trial, AID become satished OF its WON
, 1864-09-12
FROM NASHVILLE.

= NASHVILLE Gertan,bo,n n .r~.
After long waiting We have ,itt'. - l11s w..
upon the situation Of affairs II tIa 'e 41su'
Just enough to asauro na that uaoz, - :uo uon.'
utterly demora1ized a.a- . .ooa ~. army IS
which Sherman rives a % hr,ae .uo p1.tlo' q!
official dispatch. The r.be, fn-,a uas ~ MS
mauentlv dtann1ted. 49, es oeea@e per-
;nr 4be -ood ~ 49, tne larger part tax.
Ing direct to Augusta. There have been -,
arrivals from the front sinca tha hat.,s sa Nv
anconnt -, w. 'A"so 'uo oattle, On
+a,.n.oahn ,,.., "aee1e1 :, RAID, and Sherman
stupaS ut1e therefore We must be con-
tent with ofe7ity, and accept things as they
are.
Hoods force. with which ba forn,. -.
late battle. consisted ~ aea,t o. aought noe Inc
rams and os m n,,1,t;, .aA's, aooue ou'oo veto
a.. e,-..,s tu. 1u.sa tec1ults, etc. the lat
eels outsioe o1 lntfenchmente, being nearly
worthless, under any circumstances. were.
IN my opinion, real detrIment to the rehe1
on~ ~. ~ h.a1-. nos s.auo moment Under
W. n,e, W. 'ioAe ana run, While the vete.
1ans olo all IN their power to resist Sherman.
puI tney were speedily overpoWered,
The main portion of the armv Wit, :,
treating towards Nacon :. nndar H.. :. ~ ~
sa,r ~ .nnoaso ~ - 40 unuel hooo hlm-
,s.a,,.,. u .rP.aa. ~ aa'o 1ost'all his fight
and the great surprise caustd bv sharn,a , ~,
flank moyeme emit have a,r.ast suriane san'.at
Nsno,aa.,. n-a. nase a.aose called 1t q
toeone .,at ,eat ous 1 believe that
history Will. ALLOW to It a spoe.
ricrity over anything accomn1ishaa
by that ce1ehrotad p4'"1eo
have read the h;stnE =, ~ Ssonqoefor
inst French Emperor both 1ne hs cafser Of tho
admirers; but IL mons Teb " hfs ~ traoacers and
he 50 recklesslv i3isrepard s a,i ussashts n dld
man when hethrew II. a?n1 rnte - g s aid saer.
Atlsnt. Hnw Iu" tta ,1aat ma aamy TO me south OF
with the miserable Snids! W oseMe1I contrasts
pIpmy- md Hnsii ~ pot ts5,, y. AcCiellan, the
Sa4 ouFii, Tue tfaltorI
, 1864-09-12

rGsocrHIs-.ohee dull; no sAles OF imp 1st2ac..
e9sL Esn Cubs 1oA@2,. Aol1ss<B dull.
50 &c Tor refined. n bonc
mooL-l ul - dropping.
aot as!uas Fork opened heavy but closed Ermly,
~ ~ kSoa and, pa1E MT eyennz, At u ~13a Il.
NV r. n5 At tne !atter pr1ca: s:n ~ !os
t ~ later an extreuo 60 .t. 50 ior prt ~
so' ki!a' haaf more active At 4s2.SGal5Ms
~ ~ ~ u f7r country prime, SIS Qao-0o
mest and se1.toae.C0 for extra mes !:
e1ns ~. aales ave $50 blls e1tra mas st ao2u' a.
R1i.s tsIa Vsfy dr. with fair uQutsy at 2S@s;c.
teSc nl atm but quiet, as 4sa,sc for Ohio ant
, 1864-09-12

Seymour to be out OF order-the point raised
being that man who refused to support
the nominee OF the Convention was not fs
to be member of 1.-THE Excitement wae
very great Mr.. Harris himself waa nearly
boiling over with wrath. As he passed
along the aisle to bis seat he orerhrnr, a
I entleman In the Massachusetts deleratlon
eiitlcislpg MS course IN terms OF the seyer-st
character. This was drop too much. MI
Harris turned on his heel. and, on lie eenu.
Inc irish principle. hts the drst head be saw
slastiDg blow. The unfortunate indiyidnal
was an nnotfendfng member Of another fiele-
CATION, who was stsntins in the aisle for the
purpose Of observation, and was taken Alto
ge1hsr BY surprise BY the onset of his fellow
copperbead. BE tumbled ingloriously to the
fnor-other members rushed to the spot
pect that the great Convention Of the har.
monious National Democracy would end
after the fashion OF Donny brook Fair, Some
prudent Individuals euctrcled the f1ery Mary
lander, who was. waving his arms like
Windmill, and carried him along to his sa It
before the startled individual who had been
accorded the floor 50 suddenly had really dis
covered what hurt him. And so ended the
first ski1mish Of the campaign.
~ A correspondent Of the Boston Rst
writes to that journal that Air. and Mrs Tom
Thumb have got baby-a real, genuine
flesh-and- blood chip Of the old block, aud
three months old at that! Those who have
seen the ''biessed brat" describe il as nei-
ther worlds wonder nor worlds fright,
but little, cunning, crying doll Of q thing,
except In the promise 1t givea Of being full.
sized child, and, If 1t lives, OF becoming as
big again as either of its immediate ances.
tora
, 1864-09-12

= ----------- a3EH1u8yt EEpE- IL,
Especial Dispatch to the Chtcoso T71bune,1
rLoCn-Dnl1, sales OF II b,is superano At u IS
t,1so bE1s RlpCie e1trA on private terms; 100 bills
single extra q. 5000 delivered
GRAlN-Thcat-LoEer, 1900 sacks at $1o,;
7eo do at s2.eo; 4 o d at s2.o7. Co,n-Ma.xst
buo5nn., and ".x1t:e- not numerous owing to
The nr feeling OF holcer5. We note sales 2se
Of mixed 1t Al2: 2ss do white st also: SOC do mixed
yellow at $3.50. oats-Ne note tales Of 2s0o sacks at
Wcs lo7 Co At SEC. and 2 north Msourt ut &c., Bar
leyMsrket very quet Ea1es Of 30 eacka fall at A. 81,
Il do at $lt5; II poor do at f1.sa.
quotations,
, 1864-09-12
Markets by Telegraph.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.

LepeCI0l UIETHtcH 10 fhB CHICAGO Tftbuur,1
ALnANT. Saturday, Sept 10, 1851
Tho Cattle market clotts heavy, the recespta being
large. The essRoeualtty favorable than last
wick, and tho demand. for the Eastern mtrket and
New York. ~ limited. Tho ecArcIty OF good C.ttio
hSemarkable. bat 50 Eene al Is tho deprslnoa thst
even this quality has t.clt1 ed kGHc per n, whtta
inferior Is at least &c lower. Several Chicago
e1s sold cut at Buffalo early in the wax to Sev yort
buyers, and there did comparatively well, a. the
selling prfces here today a1e hardly as good ss the
ohezs at Buffalo, on Wednesday. Msny droyes arc
being shipped to New York in first hands. Re-.
ceps. ,s7d head sslss Of kbout 5000 head, tnc1ud
ing 20 premium KeutuekJ-tte bc,s that has bern IN
the market for feyeral moatts-at $lb5 per mead
ersR'ng SIS Ds
Sheep and Lamba sel1 quick at 7@sKc per n-thr
outefde fol prime ezra. RecaipIs. 800.
Hogs In GOOD teusnd st 11G12c. Received, 6a0o
Eh.ppcd to NeE York 6N0
, 1864-09-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

Lincoln and Oslesby.--Tbe officers aud
Executive Committee Of I'd Ward "Ltncoln aud
OeleseJ Club" are requested to meet at Peter
sshlmp's oalees G2 Monroe street, on Monday,
September II, ct o'clock p. n. Important buai-
nees renders 1t necessary that there shouIi be- a
tnl and punctual attendance.
s. q. B1Axa, President.
N. IF. +. 4. CommiAstou.-There will ba
meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the North
western Freedmen's Aid Commission ut the rooms
this (Monday) afternoon, at four o'clock, 4 full
" order j. Z. sa1ra.np, Cor, Sec.
"A .'Cough,,, ''Co1d,n or 1rritasod
Throat. II allowed to Progseas results IN serious
tinlmonaty and BRONCHIAL Affections, oflontlmes
rectly the Affected parts aud give almost instant
relief. n Bronchitis, Asthms, and cararrh they
95s oepeaelsl Obtain only the genuine Browns
cscy by test Of many Jesrs. Among testimon1-
S[o51ta SSns1t1 T. M foEK wIs Mensy e.. WeEd Bseshs5
CA. fAcipe, Pres. Mass. Senate: Dr.. q. +. Bise.
low, Boston; Prof Edward North, Clinton, n. 7.
snsgeons EVE In the slmy, and othera Of emlneuco.
so!o everywhere at rs cents per boz.
sep2;j25t1m-FM&W
,EB DR.. James cures Syphilis in tts raf1ous
staRee, without mercury, iotsde potaseia, or apy
poison, bGt With nentzallzar-a positive cure for
Spsrmatorrhea cured With an infallible method.
sayipg much time and expense
1npotcncy, cnnscd from spefmatorrhea OR loss
Of eemen-fhts debility Dr.. james obligated him.
sell II escry case to cure, producing full power
9ud SfGor. ID. Jamcs' otilce and parlort, SC Ran
colpo b. ecp11Q77G-at
bloomington Nurscrv.-a2o acres Fruit,
0snamehtl and Nursery stock, 10 900 Peach ,O0j
Pear, 10000 Grape, &c. Send red statup 1or new
llst. +. K. PIIENTy.
bloomington, LII. 6ep11 qsT aw d&M.
Paper HANGING. &C., &c., at n. York prices.
F. f. Rigby, 50 Randolph st, aua7.p;Gl.lN
- Diseases OF the Nezvous. Beu1lnal, Urinary |
ald Sexual Systems.-New and reiislle treatment !
In reports OF the Howard Association, Sect b. |
mall IN sealed letter envelopsa. free Of charge.
Addse.s Dr.. ]: Sbillcn Hoaghton, Howard Aeso- I
Pa, jy4m14{-Su
Metropolitan 1KAl to Rep$,-Tafs Hall
Is to rent Tor all the p12oscn for which such Eao
arc ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Appllca-
tYsree tn the Ball fnfn.ho1r+T