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BREWERY,
18th Street, between 7th and Sth Avenues,
NEW YORK.

SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PELBS.-This Ia
- one OF the THREE GREAT REMEDIES
which haVo made ID 4 SCHkICR more Euccssful
IN the treatment OF several very dangerous and
fstal diseases that other medical practitioner
IN the United States. The Maadrake Pills are
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoMEL.
UR. SCHENCk dVeTs that his Mandrake Pills
Will effect every object for which the preparations
OF mercury can possibly be useful and he declares
most solemny eud conscientiously that the Sc
Pills may be used Uith perfect safety IN ell cases
where alteTatlves or purgatives are required.
II iE not much wonder when we reflect that the
liver Is the largest organ In the human orgsniza-
yellow and sallow skin, the coated tongue
In the morning and the dull pain In the limbs; tell
a. once that this great depurating organ is doing
iH WOrk BY halves only. Any person who will
take one OF these pills 81 night will not only be re-
leved OF disease, bat likewise its dlsagreeable at
tendsnts, such as headache, sour stomach, oOstive
bowels, plies and the dull, heavy feelings over the
Whole frame, which O.tentimes make life burcen-
some, and render the patient wholly unfit for en-
loymoBt or business Of any kind.
DIX. J. n. sCHENCK will be at his agents (S II.
Walte'sl, corner Louisiana avenue and 7th street,
on w ednesday, February s6.h, and Ma ron 26th, TO
see patients cor planning with Coughs, Colds, Liv-
Complaint, Dyspepsia, or any disease leading to
Consumptlon. he gives advIee without charge,
nn'ess they want thorough examination with his
Resplrometer. then his fee is th rec dollars.
Price of PulmonIc Syrup 81 per bottle or S5 per
PnSe Of seaweed Tonic 81 per bottle or S. per
half dozen.
Prizes Of Mandrake Pills IS cents per box.
fe 2-M& &Th,lm<
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCBo

HBLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU
For Weaknesses
Arising from EJoesses, Habits Of Dissi..tIo1
EariV lnoIsoTetion or Abuse.
lffssdsd MIA tks E0llo<isg SEfasfors:
lndisPosItion 20 ExertOn, Loss Of Po~er
Loss OF Memory, DincultT OF BTeatblnr
Weak Nerves, 'FTsmfiiTss
Horror of Disease, Wat-fuipezE
ULltness O5 VISION, Pam 10 tho BGc
Universal Lsssitude OF TIE Muscular Syttom,
hot dsnds, Flushing OF the BOdy
DIyncss OF the Skln, EruptiOls cn tie FAce
PALLID coUNTKNANcE.
These symptoms, n allowed 70 20 on, which tia
medicine invariably removes, socn follows
IMPOTENCY, ,FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITs.
- one Of sktek tks PafisaG way E1Pfrs
Who can ssy that they are not Frequently 10
ioNeG ey those DEEUL DISEASES"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many are aware q tie Oause OF their sGherIEs
BUT NOM WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsFLumE
ASd fks Msgaseioly DEATHS by Cozsxs5sfieA,
AEAH AMPLE wfTEKss TO TEE TEgTF OF THH
ASSERTION.
YHE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ssuires the aid Of medicine 20 strengthen md
InVEorste the SJste1
kIsh HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUcBG
tsrsrtat 81 dSss
TRIAL WIZ CONVINCE rHE EoET SKI TIcELs
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Oysters! Oysters !

hE oshhItcSRRPPEISSfFER tcSSRRPEISSfFE EAPRkss
slI S9RtnSs e Tsesiye dsly 5hess famous planted
Restaurants and private familiesSA - -
would do well 70 call and Try them. Nh
Those oysters are sold Sc hours affer
they come from the water
III Once No. as Markes Space, below the
Avenue House. IN s-Srn
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UTAR DEPARTMENT.,

NTAR DEPARTMENT.,
w JANUARY 21, 1862.
ORDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
u 22-u Secretary OF War.
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OF STATE,

~ WASHINGTON, January Is, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
month.
Jan s7-a WILLIAM I'll. SEWARD.
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DROPosALs FOR WOOD.
DEPOT QuARTrRMAsFKR's OFFICE,
Cornsy Cf f9 h nnG q StrcffS.

:
WdShtH gtoH, March Il. Ia62
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until NDNDAY, the Slst day OF March, at IL
O'Clock Nj to furnish the troops in this city and
It's vicinity, north Cf the Ponmao river within (5
tlve miles OF the city Of Washington, with Wood
Tor (6) SIX months. oommanciEg ON the LIST cav of
April, 1852, and ending the 3Oth day of September,
1852.
Tie Wood to be of the best quality OF oak or
teTs OF the tToOpy. IN such u.ntties and at such
times as the Depot q QuaTtezTn sBter NAV direct.
Payments 10 be made at the end of each month.
upon the return by the contractor of the orders
drawn upon him. The delivery Of the Wood or
dered must be shown by tho receipt OF the oficer
receiving II lttspecIiIng the amount deiIvered) el-
dOrsed upon the orders.
Wood ordered for regiments, brigsdes, or divl-
slons must be Tecelpted for by the qusrtermas
(l3s) one hundred and twenty eight cnbIc feet,
Wood"
The ability of the bidder to fill the contraot,
should II be awarded to him, must be guarantiei
bJ two responsible persons, whose signatures must
be appended to the guarantee.
The TesponsI hlIltJ of the gu6rantors must be
shown by the Official certificate OF the clerk of the
nearest district court or of the United States dis
tIict attorney.
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
are opened their proposals will LOr bs considered
Bonds, In the sum of ten Thousand dolaTs, sig igned
BY the contractor and bOEh of hiE guarautors, will
be ulred OF the successful bidder upon signing
the contract
The right to rejec. any or all bids that may be
deemed too high Is reserved by the Depot Quarter
master.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
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COPARTNER9uIp

COMPREHENSIVE.
= Copartnership heretofore existing between
IN consequences of the death Of one of the firm the
eusiness vii hereafter be carried under the name
and nm OF WALTKR 4 kSRMAnN. w are repared
20 build % order, and keep constantly on hanr Al
kinds Of The most fsxhionsbie CARRlA6s OF the
carefully attended 70 az the most ressonahe prioes
Ihanktal for past fsvors, We nope for contIun-
snoe OF the same, tt our Old ostsklis hment on ~
street. between 9th and 10th sts- No 346 np stairs
le l6-lm WALTER a KAk Ma M
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Of, and -, of the county Of, ant
State Of, do hereby guaranty that- II
able to fulhl contract in accordance with the
position be accepted, he will at once enter INTO
contract IN accordance Herewith,
should the contract be awarded him we are Ere
pared TO become his securities.
tTO this guarantee must be appended the oertli.
cate above mentioned ID. n. RUCKER,
NH IL dtd Colonel and Quartermaster.
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JUST kECEIVED . large lot of R0Ys'
- JACKETS, from Auction. which ne are sell
,ns = per cent. below their hrst COST at No. A6e
'tl street. teh-m
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WITH Ok6ANtC NEAhNEsE.s.
ssures the aid Of medicine 20 strengthen md
InVlEorste the System
hish HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUGHU
tsrsrSst ~ does
TRIAL WIZ CONVINCE rHE MOST sEKl TIcELs
REMALES-F FENALES-REMALES
OLD CONTEMPLATING GS hT9EHMh kTtHiSStM MkRkkGEED RhkfS EED' Ok
IL Maay Afse;iozs PscEltar 20 Fs-za1ss
the Extract Buohu is UEeS a. led by any other Tsu-
edy, as an Ch.oJosis CT keteEnon. Ire tgu;a.I'I
nations. liberated or SchIrEous state of tne Ute
rus, LeucOTrhsa or Whites, SterllIty. All for a.
from IndisorstiOn Habits Of DiEsiPSuCn, or N tue
DECLINE OR CHANGE 0FIL-B.
szS SYMPTOMS As0vE.
No FAMILY SHOULD RE WITHO Z y.
Tsts Hs ,sers BaIsass, MsressS o. gsrIssIEsI
Ass!s'as fer VSg!saSaaf s"S Ossgsrsrs
Diseases.
HBLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CGREs
SECRET DISEASES
Little OF DO change n O2st, NoIES0nTsli,
Il causes 2 tresUsslt desire sEa sIvss strength -
PrsTsHR9 Prns HHS.s9yc ss9 c nS StTess 1 S &
AllGJinE ain sHd inhsnIIstoH,ss "a
frcx uent II the class Of diseases a. q sx! sIiuE
PstS0H0Ey, DISEASED, aHd ssoTx- 0Et MoffsF.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE FIC1 IHS Of
QUACKS,
time. TIM have fcId thcy vsfe sad i fat sas
"FcIsos hSs- By the uss Of 'posssrfEI asfFizEsaas
been eIise 70 N TIE EJssra, to UEssE our u ana
~
FEKHATs GFTEE Sk kLas<
.yse eHELABunU'S EJFEA rEEeEs
eli hdessisnE Ena GIEe&Ees c fLks
URINARY ORGkES,
whether existing III
HSALE Or TENsEE
.Tez whatever 'sEss originating and = u.sF,-
HOW L0EC STANDING.
Dissssesof theEs OrrGEs resT the az ef = -.
HBLMBOLD'S RxTRhCT BUCRU
B vHR GREAT DIURETIC.
ara In certain - have the desired eject IN
Disel teEfsr ssAisk % IS TsssssrsssSsS.
xvDxzo1 OF THH EoEE RBsFoNsIBLx AND m
LIslLE cHAzAcRzz
villtlsssnPInJ the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CERES,
FrOnsto oye&rs' sGEn6iEs
WIN "AH;i scIEScE df;Sc AND FAME.
PHYSICIANS" PLEASE "NOTIcE."
WI MAKE GEO sHoRHf" or "InsRHDIKaTs
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
10 Iscomlosed Of Buchu, G pbebs and Juniper Beuiss
selected with great care By q competent druggist.
PREPARED IN VACUO,
BIZ III. Z. MBOLD,
rlOucAl and AnslJticsl Chs9iEt. and Sol. IIa
ufSctnFer OF
HELMB0LD'6 6GKNUINE PREPARATION
xFRTDA1.
the oity. Of PAiIsdel phls, a.. r. HILEscLD, vac
tam no narcotic, no mercury, or ot6er iSjurIogs
drugs Dut are purely VeFeSbles ,o,,,r
Sworn snd subscribed before ne = it, thissS9dsy
November, 1854. WIN. P. HlBBERD,
Alderman, Ninth ST., above RHoo, Phi
PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDkECE
From A M. TO { r. NJ.
Price 81 per bsttls, or ala isI sS.
Delivered to any tserers. soszrsly saeks-
observation
Address letters fer inforrEsIsa In ecEsas &C
H.T. HELMBOLD, aesau
Dspet, Iot S0Esh Tenth Et., below Chezi-st flA
BEwARE or COBN1ERFEfEs
AND BNPkINCIPLkD BEEL $50
who enoeavoT 20 dlsYess se; thcii aa
"other" articles on tie resuaiiOa -s.la-
Rsi~bolS's Gsssiss PFsPssSssos
" EEHssl Bss .
Ssrys,.v,a.
ts<P-SssS AZ. -ssa.
Sold b. 9. d. WAIVE. Z. :. slAs-s gsxS
WHY, >. .. Fs1R, z o. EETEgsTss .. Q
MGes, d. b. CLkKKs xIesELR - 1fss srsEs !
4. MAIsH, WaskrngssE NHs zssrtssaea
skND ALI DEBS6ISrs srEH hEEz
ASK yuR sAL4sssasV's
TAKE ~ 9-A
ssssss ssssssvsress~s,
AVE Avois IsFos
sA<ssss sy~ysssss - .nsas
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HHO . 3. WERTHEIMER & CO., deA
fOG No. 462 AND 464 SKvzETH 81, Huh
OYPoSits tke Pos. Qcfes,
offer their stock Of WINES, BRANDIES, GINS,
CORDIALS, etc., also their ierge assoTtInen. on
SE6ARS, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS, etc
for sale at Wholesale Prices.
They keep constantly on hand fine PHILADEI-
PHlA CREAM ALE, IN kegs ana bottles, for
bars or fsmiy use; The public In genertl are re-
splendid stock of goods.
8. WERTHEIMER & CO.,
f62 and f64 Seventh street,
&c N-1m opRo. Posi- Ofioe.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
"HERLY CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,
Pssifsss ssd SysetEs ks-ssGT
Fer Diseases OF the

Fer Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, ana OROf-
SICAL SWELLIN6S.
y his Medicine Increases the power OF Digestion
sud excltes the ABsoRBKNTs into hea Thy action,
oy EElch the WATKRT Or CALCERous deDositions
6nC al uNNATuRAL KNLARGKM ENTs are TSduoe1
a. vel ~ PAIN AND IHYLAMMArIoa.
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i He Pubic Is respectfully informed that the
undersigned has commenced run
ming LINE OF STAGES from<
Penn avenue to Meridian Hill. The
stages will leave Wlllards' Hotel eyery uOrping
a. O'Clock and Meridian Hill AZ half past o'o'E
and Will run regularly 10 and from Meridian Hill
every hour, thus aHordlng chesp and speedy com
yeyance TO the various camps In the neg borhood,
The undersigned hopes 20 receve liberal on pport.
az he is determined TO afford his patrons every ia
clitJ In his power. Fare 10 cent, each way:
GEO. M. MILLER,
1T WIN. C. MILLER,
" MON LIVERY. HIRING, AND SALE
SfABLE, Corner Q Stztk dad C Sts.,
Wesht5st0a, u. C7Persons can at all
times be accommodated with Horses, Dn
Carriages, or BuEgies for hire, sale, or {WW
Livery by the day or month.
Several Suffers wagons for sale low for cash,
both Single and Double Wagons. Apply 20
mn u colin ALBERT BELL, Agent.
ROOTS AND SHOES TO SUIT THE
~ TIMES.
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a@eRx
supply of eastern made work of every de-
sorPtion, made expressly to order. and will II n
pc s0ld az amuch lower price than has BEEN -
heretofore charged In this city for much Inferior
Persons In want of Boots and Shoes of eastern
or city made work, will always hnd O good essOrt-
meat In store and at the lowest prices, Give q
call. GRIFFIN 6 BRO
aP P6-r' 314 PennsJlvsnia avenue.
Aon q WERTuFTMEp = On 80.
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The Merrimac.

By telegraph it appears that the IRON
clad Merrimac is ready for another encoun-
ter with two more guns aboard, one of
them of very heavy metal. The Monitor
is also ready; and it is stated on the high
est authority, that the Navy Department
has taken such precautions as will not on
ly prevent repetition of the previous
mischief BY the Merrimac, but render her
destruction an easy matter. So reports a
Washington dispatch of the Sd TO the U.
s. Gazette.
Should the Merrimac-er Virginia as
the rebels call the monster-again make
her appearance in Hampton Roads, an at
tempt will probably be made to run her
down at once. The ocean steamers Van
derbilt and Arago have been armed with
strong iron prows, and their upper works
have been protected by covering of cot
ton bales, which are more impervious 10
cannon balls than iron. These steamers
have great speed, and should one of them
strike the Merrimac On her broadside at
full headway, it is believed the rebel craft
would go down. At all events the con-
test would be a novel and exciting one.
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from Maryland and Ohio alone in the year
1851, from Baltimore amounted TO 72,48O
hogsheads. valued at So, ,306,so4.
Tobacco in Ohio is raised by our small
farmers: men owning forty, fifty and eigh-
TT acres of land, and renters of small farms
the largest portion by the latter. The
tax bill before Congress proposes to lay
an excise duty upon tobacco, leaf or stem
unmannfac,ured, of three cents pound,
and further provides that the payment of
this duty shall not exhempt it from further
duty when manufactured,
Under the provisions of the bill the
growers oftobacco in Ohio would have to
pay tax of $3.50, 1000 on that interest a.
lone-beinga tax of eighty per cent upon
its average actual value.
This excessive tax would probably put a
stop 10 tobacco raising in Ohio as branch
of agriculture, and at the same time defeat
the revenue object of the bill. The Senate
of Ohio has passed joint resolution rela-
tive to a modification of the proposed tax
by congress upon leaf tobacco, and the
House will probably concur.
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Tobacco in Ohio.

Few even who use the 'viIe weed" in
Northern Ohio, have idea of the extent of
Tobacco cultivation and crop in the State.
A recent report to the Legislature by Mr..
Kennop, of Belmont county, gives facts
and figures of interest on the subject.
The Miami Valley, in Southwestern, and
the counties of Belmont, Noble, Guern-
sey and Menroe, in Southeastern Ohio, are
the principle tobacco growing sections.
Washington, Morgan and a few other
couGties, however, raise more or less tobac-
co. Eastern Ohio. annually ships to Bal
-timore about 100000 pounds, or 20,
600 hogsheads, of unmanufactured tobac
co, preparatory to its exploration to Europe.
The Miami.Valley ships to the same
city about 100000 pounds. Nearly all
the tobacco raised in Ohio, owing to the
peculiar kind and quality is exported to
England, France, Austria, Prussia, and
the German States. According to the re-
port of the Custom House the shipments
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From. the Nashville Banner, April Cd.
Making Union Men.

This work of making good "Union men"
out of the citizens of Naehville was begun
last week, the first effort being the Motif
cation of the Mayor, Alderman, Council,
ETC., etc., to 'step up to the captains of
flee" and swear TO and sign the oath of al
legiance. The result of this invitation
was given in the Banner of Friday. On
Saturday last the Messrs. Brennan, pro-
prietors of an extensive foundry in this
city, who had been engaged in the manu-
facture Of cannon for the Confederate
Government were arrested in this city,
We do not know the charge, but under
stand they were released on parole and
were to have hearing yesterday. On
Sunday R. B. Cheaiham, Mayor of the
city, was arrested, and released upon his
parole, to report at II o'clock on Monday,
at which hour his parole was extended to
II o'clock on Tuesday, and again extend
ed tol2 o'clock on Thursday. On Mon
day, Messrs. Sharp d Hamilton of the
Nashville Plough Mandatory, were also
arrested, and put under bonds for $4,000
for their appearance.
AT the present writing the charges pre-
ferred against these gentlemen are un-
known, but it is presumed to be Treason,
or aiding and abetting the enemy. As
large number of persons were engaged, in
one capacity or another, in the manufac-
ture of articles for the Confederate Govern
ment, these arrests have caused a great
deal of excitement. We epresume however
there is not much cause for alarm.
1t was rumored yesterday that Mr.. J. L.
Meigs, Superintendent of the Public
Schools, had been notified that be and all
the teachers connected with the schools
must take the oath of allegiance. - -.
1t was also rumored yesterday that an
Alderman, e Councilman and twelve Po-
-licemen and assistants, bad taken the oath
of allegiance, as required by Governor
johnson, but we are unable TO vouch for
the fact. as,
We presume all persons arrested will be
held to bail to appear before the Federal,
Court, which, we are informed, viii soon
be organized in the city.
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DR. Hazlett's Cathartic Liver Pills
-Sugar-Coated.

For diseases of the Liver and Stomach, Headache,
Bilioue Fevers and Costveness
These celebrated Pills pronounced by all judges
better than any other Pills for the above diseases.
25 cts per Box---FiVc Boxes 81 GO.
HAZLETTS LINIMENT will cure rheumatism
Sprans Sprains, Stiffness, Collie, Cramps, Cholera Frost
Bites, Neuralgia and Sore Throat.
The Best Family Medicines-keep it always in the
houso.
Mrs DR.. Ciendenning says, ain June, 1859, girl v
ing with had neuralgia of the face and head She
almost distracted with pain We tried many things
without benefit Dr. Hazletts Liniinent was then used
1t acted like cnarm two applications of it entirely
ieved her.
DR.. H.AZLETT'S COUGH SYRUP.-The best medi-
cnes for Cough, Colds, Hopping Cough and Consump-
ton.
Won HUMB0LDTS BITTERS for diseases of the
Liver Pain in the Side and Shoulder. Loss of Appe
tte, Debility, Sick Headache C0stiveness, Dyspepsia
Fever and Ague, Weak Females, Nervous Prostitution
For sale in Millersburg at the BOOK STORE and by
II. YERGIN.
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Buckeye Battle Yell.

The Winchester correspondent oi The Tribune.
in writing up the incidents of the battle, says:
in the mailer of noise, nothing can equal the
wild hurrah of the Ohio boys, when they first
attacked the Secesh. The latter did the Shrek
ing TO an alarming extent. especially when
they thought there were signs of waveripg on
our side; but in the charge, change came over
the rebels. and the Buckeye hurrah was roar
which could be heard for miles,
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Matters in and About Nashville.


By arrival of Chaplain Oakly we gain
some Interesting facts relative to matters
in Nashville and vicinity.
Governor johnson gave the City Coun-
Gil ten days in which to take the oath Of
allegiance. At the end of that time the
city government had not complied, be ar
rested the Mayor and council. Some of
the members of the Council repented and
took the oath, but Mayor Cheatham de-
clined. A Provisional City Government
would probably be established.
Business at Nashville has been very gen.
orally resumed; stores opened that were
shut when our troops arrived. The wo-
men, however are so venomous that it is'a
very common occurrence for the Nashville
ladies { . to spit from the upper windows
out upon the Union soldiers passing.
The Union sentiment is gaining ground
in Nashville; but it is of slow growth, and
one cause why it is so slow is the fear, and,
in many cases, the belief, that our troops
will yet be driven back from the slave
States. There are many Union men at
heart-but timid men-who would avow
their real sentiments did they not fear a
return of rebel rule in Nashville.
A-regimeut of Union men is organizing
at Nashville, and already between five and
six hundred have enlisted. Report says
that already three Union regiments have
been raised in Northern Alabama.
Our troops have been using rebel bacon
most Of the time since we took possession
of Nashville; some 100000 pounds be-
ing seized there. Eighty bags of coffee
were found concealed in the Mayors eel
lar, and some 5000 bushels of corn were
also discovered.
The Railroad bridge over the Tennessee
ives under contract, to be finished in six
ty days, Messrs. Thatcher and Burt, of
Cleveland having the contract.
The sickness among our troops, caused
10y change of climate and water, was about
Z per cent of the entire army. Nine thou
sand sick soldiers are at Nashville. Not
seriously i'll, but too i'll TO discharge mill
tary duty.
There were sales of cotton at and around
Columbia. A New York State man had
contracted for three thousand bales near
Columbia, which be bought for frem ten
10 twelve cents per pound. But the sell
ers required gold or silver, as they will
take no paper money, not even Treasury
notes.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-10
al have none. Sent in reouisitions for

al have none. Sent in requisitions for
it long ago, but they are unnoticed,"
"Let me have some ipecac."
al have none."
"Some opium or some of the fluid ex-
tracts"
81 have none."
"Diarheas and dysinteries are very COM
mon. Can you let me have some morphia,
or tanDin, or kino?"
"Of one l have very little, of the rest
none at ALL"
"Can you give me some quinine for our
intermittents.
81 have none."
"Some stimulants!"
81 had none, till to-day succeeded in
getting barrel of common whisky from a
commissary."
i do not mean 10 say there was not The
profusest abundance of all these things
somewhere-perhaps in purveyor's boats
not three miles off-but do say, that af-
ter repeated acquisitions on the medical
director, he left one entire division, as in
dicted above, destitute of the ccmmonest
diseases of the camps.
l have only to add, that fer every state
ment made above l have chapter and verse,
date and place, and names of witnesses.
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