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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29
gseI Z. ~ = PIrunURoH, Dscembsr, 81, 1853.

3 Irn = u !, u PIIT1nUkoH, UeoonboT, u, IboJ
"A GREAT CUBE By DR, K1YgNRS tN0T0RAL
sXRuP.-I live in PEBBLES township, Allegheny county.
had coughing and splitting, which commenced aoout
he 9TH Of February last, and continued eight months,
employed the best physicans IN Tie country, and my
cough continued ppapated until early In October. At
that time I wa adviS6d 70 try yenx RBQT0RAL COUGH
Was entvly nee from the coughing and splitting. Ihad
dssparsd Of ever getting WE'LL and think It should be
known that this yAlushe remedy VIII Do for other what
II has dine inny ease, t JOHN O. LITTLE,
I. Mltpen-B. n. Kthh. Pesbies toRnhp..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

DR.. KBYsHR's P1oTORAL gYRuP IN, BLAIRs-
vMLl- please send me another supply o. your yalu-
has thanoid and ars nquing for Dr. KeyBere PecorAl
We have sold aixteen hcttles last week. and
now entirely out. M. A. Alter and Mr.. p Maher, both
cf DaiIsviie pa tell us they would mot be without II
NOR families. In fact, all who II want II
again. Yours, respectfully, ii-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29
MILLIONS OF MONEY
For an Inch Of Time!

MAS ONCE THE EXCLAMATION Of
eFNl dying Queen. That inch Of time can be procur
much cheaper rate, and many long years Of
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS q i9a
enjoyed by consulting DR.. MERRYwNATHER who
IL curing the most obstinate and onggtapdipg diseases
Of the LUNGS, HHART, LIVER, KIDNEYb, Bl,Ap
DER, STOMACH RHEUMATIeM DISEAeEA PROD
LIAR TO, FEMALES, BKIN DISEASES, AND ALL
AFFECTIONS OF THE EYE AND EAR.
Facts are stubbOrn Thingsy
Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent ssys ip the
Commonwealth" Wilmington, Delaware, oh Of April
: An Ensiisi genieman, formerly connected WITH tns
British Army, and who styles himself the sIndlAn
Botanic Physician has Of late gained extensive repu
taton here by his skill In curing all manner OF com
plants. Some Of his patients have eonyersed vito
and they pronounce bis remedies and mode Of treaten
az very superior. Some have been restored 90 II BY
magic. The medicine he ID distilled by himself
from various herbs possessing rare curative propSes
"Whle acting In the army he devoted his leisure
ments to thorough study Of the effects produced by
certain medicinal roots and herbs on all manner Of ds
eases II seems he has found sure and speedy rene
dy for all the Ills that hesh 10 heir to- His practice
already extensive and h daily increasing. In tho com
plants to which Females are subjected he has no equal
large number here have testified that they owe net
only their present good health but their lives TO the
skill Of this Indian Botanic Physician"
oface 81 East State Street, Columbus. W
L H n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

,.,-,g sIsl q BrHUBnynix, o., March n, 1850
have used DR.. Ksyssrs Cough Syrup for bad cough
Of several years standing, and can cheeully nay II 10
the best medicine for the same that have ever taken.
s1fa J.W. RRI0H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

CPHHNG. CLOAKN AND BASOINRS
- NEW eTYLne-Balm n Som, 70. o South
High street, have just opened new styles q orgxn On
most Styiish manner. Also, eupeTh Plain
Mkaek DllkS, very heav, designed ezrFssel9 fpr
MAntllaa and Basquines sfaIHa BiIa JepFk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29
McLean,s Volcanic OH Llnimeut.

ID n. McLean's Volcanic OH Lniment'
The best Linimsnt In the World, The only safe and
cerah cure for Cancers, Hilet ewuilings and DFon
chitib, or Gore, Paalyss, Neuralgia Weanes Of ne
ness Of the joints, contracted Muscles OF bigEmen
Iarache or Toothaohe, Bruises, epEanS Wpunds tfeah
Outa Ulcers Fever 6ores Qaked Breasts Bore hPplesS
Burns ecaidp Sore hoat, any Inflammation oB Ratns
no deronce how severe, Ok how long the disease may
have exiBtsd. McLeans Celebrated Eminent " ese
Thoussnds Of human beings have besn saved liz d
dscrepituds and misery BY the uSc nyauabssd'
nino.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

Inst was ever before me public. ,6Yts-az ,,,s,
No change Of diet ever the best you car
and got enough fit. '.l"tN N'@it. ~ ~ sFF'
DHBcrIoEs ToR um-Adnlts onsn tabls. spoonful per
Children ten years, dessert
from ave to eight yea, tea spoonful As no directions
can b applicable to all constitutions, take sucient to
operate on the bowels tNioe a'dKys Js fNTT9
Yours truly,
l&A Nlll.I poNNALp KBNNH1Ys !
the United States. sep21-d&w1y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31

Grants promises to hold still the troops are paid
That according my wish, and the general has my
hearty APPRECIATION
Il may be endangering your liberties to pnb that
TWO or three Of the Indiana regiments are IA this
vicinity The Goth and the 5Oh at jackson, Tenn
where by the way there is said TO be great excitement
at this hour. The telegraph repor;s disturbance
there and that certain troops have been ordered there In
great haste You may have by telegraph later news
t1an Ais can give you Il s only certain that none Of
the troops heresbOuts consider themselves az liberty to
sleep without due regard to pickets.
The oonfscAted dsrkies along the road from Colum-
bus to Jackson making themselves useful by chop
ping wood and getting tinber for various purposes
But the place to sights in the negro limo is at COum
bus How they live, orwhat they i've upon, cannot
divine.
only know that all along the brows of the nu meT-
ous hills around the town hundreds Of dons, made
by excavating in the s des Of the hill where they
Steep and die They may sat there too. Most OF the
men, and some of the women, have some employment
about the landing and the depOts The whole scene Is
extremely revolving A gang Of new cOmers came in
lsst Tuesday. They mesnly clad, wearing clothes
that do not cover their limbs and wrapped up quilts
and blankets which wilt hardly hold their weight
and tAis the best they have, and the best they had
IND Gates that they wretched before As to their
aoodes in the artificial they the that
theiF masters occupied year ago when soldering
there. They made them for themselves and their
slaves live IN them. suppose that my views Of negro
equality ought not TO allow complain at ther lot
The scripture somewhere says that the is
above hs master, but it is enough that he be his
master.
II ia hard but suppose it Is fair At all events see
no reason why the darkies may wall bear part
OF the tribuationS any body else,
There is some talk here that the roa from Coumb7s
to corinsh wi. be abandoned, and the Mississippi be
made the base Of supplies. 1t will be me emo gh to
say after awhile. T. A G..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31
GENERAL ORDERS no. 6.

HEArQU RTERS 1sT DIST RTCT DEPART-l
MENT MISS. And EAST LOUI-IANA,
JACKSON. Mia. December 27thi 1862
fFyHE following General Order from the Adutaut and
published for the informad II o all the oops within
this Military District. that may hereafter Psss
through il;
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERAL's OFPpcE
Richmond, December l3, 1862.
G-neral Orders No Ia
Enssm pm -uts Of troops towns and vii ages
must be Ced where it Is no. ndsoenfsble. When
ever j. So fieient force for lErd, and outposts
must be selected from tls bes db ci lined roo
ASSIGN q as q Esr7isop, ETC., and officers and will
not be permitted 70 nier the town village except on
yyri ten perm ission a tie c muandng OF crr.
II Arms must not be carried from the camp, will
mounted men in camps be permitted to ride heir hor es
except upon duty.
mi Private property is Invariably to be reEPeetsA,
an u,ust pot be taken used cept wbeu diipensa-
bic for ths pubic Sc vice and tben only y orders Of
competent authO y sDd in tue manner poin ed OFT 10
the nv Regulations AMI deTs Of the Quarterna iter
and CommisEsTg Departlent'
". The ieck sess de rusti0G II fsneing, WOOD ano
othr p1ope " of be tiIens which has occur ed IN 20
,spsnv instances earnOt te too strongly condemned
the exercise Of diligence aud iet dsepire endeavoT
- prevent such results al lag they will poverty
rpon ind viduals snd useless expense on the govern
nent Fencing o1t tht TO be disturbed There4 csn
Tossib' Y be avoided and VII wood is necessary -
tbs Luble tEat which is least valuable mus, 0S g
{.ess5 y ith a little wa te 81 raet.c .ble.
v ca7sfal ohLervs nee Of these orders Is enloina =
on The army "a Of The rst Importance to the public in
tereetg All viol Of ia directed to re-
20 ted to the proper author To- such punishment a
NAV be requi-ite. By order.
Adiutani and Inspector-General
By command OF BrIgadier General RUaeLEs
deg0lw r NJ HOOE A. g.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

From the Mobile Evening News
We indebted to the pol teness Of gentleman frop,
from that city
The important item Of news is the reunov7, Of
Gen Butler from command in which he has managed
TO AuN his name with infsmy, and which will hand him
down pOsterity the viles the American com
tiuent has produced He is superseded by Gen n p
Banks the same Banks that was abolished by StOnewa
in the Shenandoah yeiley. Gen Banks proclamation
taking command is well written, in some parts eo-
quent aud very plausible document Il plain that the
harsh rule Of the "B ute is TO give way 20 gentler
and more soothing policy. He talks in most cSptiva-
ing style about protection Of private rights and making
public amends for wrongs ccmrlittsd by troops under
his mmand
We learn from the party who brought IT these
papers that the iva'e DIV lings persOns who have
been turued oot by the orders Of the Brute for his
oilc rs and their aramOur have ordered to -he
restored TO iher pro owners.
Not eight housaTd oops came out with Banks
Il was rumored that be would dissm and dsbund the
negro regiments. On the who e. there is a promis that
the sever'y OF the New Orleans reign Of terror vii be
somewhat relaxed aud She people Of the cilv VIII be
gamers by the charge of masters Whether the Con
federate cause will gain BY ihe change is very gus
Z 0 labia.
he New Orleans papers before us are all engaged n
cOntemptb game Of todying the nev gen raj in or
der 10 get his pr ntiug patronage
Brute Butler goes north.
Ia Battle Is gsnsrsl order" date tie 18th inst he
takes credit to bis army for AL that Farru gut fleet did
and for so1e things inst were never done at a and 10
himself for portion Of the atrocities which have made
Yankees blush He says
Without murmur you sustained an encarpmsnt on
sand so desolate IN bsnishment TO f. with every
care and comfort possible % has been the dreaded
punish ment inflicted upon your bittsrest ard most u-
sulting enemies lmeaang probably the ladies New
Orleans
In he following paragraph he lies
You had 70 littls transportation that but han 'f4
could advance to compel subm ssOu by the Ieen CITY
Of the rebellion, whilst oth-rs waied breast deep fn s
marshes which surrounded St. Phi ip aud forced me
sarrender Of afort deemed impregnab to nd attack
by the skfu engineers Of your country and her
enemy.
The brute, by-the-by, shows want Of his usual
aSuteuess in discriminating b-twsen the United States
II is the sfvla avug AbOlitionsts
10 pretend that still part Of their country He
thus boasts Of his stea ing:
Landing with military chest containing but seventy
ge collars. frcm the n0ard> rebel goyernment Won
have given your couury's treasury nearly half
million of doars and oPlied yourselves with the
needs OF your service, that your has cost
Won less by fourffths than any other
lie tzen makes boast Of h niger regi ents and
faally relapsug into ying winds up with telling his
men that they have double their numbers Of the an
envy aud defeated them in the open field. But" he
says, need not further enlarge the topic"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31
GENERAL ORDERS No. 96.
ADJUrANT. AND INSPECTOR GESER ,L5s,
Office,
EICHNOSD. November 9th, 1862 \
HEADQUARTERS TANGIPAHO,

CAHP MOORE Ia, u,esmb = 6 lss2
A L comnll stoned oGicsr and enlisted men,
i wh3 sbEent from their Commando frsnl
any othsr cause than sefua EsbEity, duty under
oriers from the Sec siary Of War. from The de-
par m@nt eohmande-s VII return to thei; mnands
without delay.
n C,nmis ,ion, ossezrs filling to comply VII she
pro gisors OF ths foregoing par z. P1, ~Ih re
sc.able lssgth Il tim an Lo g ae % excel tHsoty
days sfar .the Publio siion Of this order snail be
dropped from fhe rol OF the army ia dissr es and
thzir vii be furEi.h d 70 tse commandans Of
Cs1sczj 2ti for enrolment n the ranks
III Al enlsted who s5sll fail 70 mp'y vi h
t'e ruvsio1s Of paragraph Z Of his order ~ lia $
Isasone3,e e agth of rm. shall b e-Rsdersd de-
ami trested areo ngy hrir o. ss FIR.
nish O. b. c1nmsudsnt Of conteipts in their stse.
publta-itn Orsach other aston As may be doomed
most efissious
~ I7fdar to insure The scent co op.r,,iou Of all
con to r. this order into imnsdiais ssct de-
p tnsut dsrs directed 70 qEirs fro the
lrusnspg odieer Of eac'i seps commsud N ths ir
-psrtln ats url npt repsrt o. h. names OF ali %
n s-ioued efics AMI enlisted msR So eat from
e.r com d.. Tlese reports Esust ststs 10 each
case ths Of a5seueei and my regimentAL "a
"A ion ur corspapv commander who shan rese-t 10
furnst such rep r WI % II kul l-i Sy BE- Eu ~
Of clcoea ng ny o.ss Of uByuthorEsd ab8en.e shall
on con v'erou ths.eof be aammAriiy d. missed
. v Undsr lie Fiovsions Of tte ascoad ef pa
az spl 2 G,ner3i O-ders No ~ e0utalssi ,aed on
pr tss Whs are insspabis Of bearing arr Ia
quenef Of wounds TecsiFed IN sa tes but wso =
o be " 50 q. r rsrvce required II not o;bs wise
as - port 10 toe n-a-e5t na1dant of
sorU5s in rheir respective St-sss VIZ vii ihoy are
ftted for 81 dutJ, s,sEa taem 10 TIE s5lrs il si
sr gSers sud the enfofCsmnt Of tho PrcViens Of ii
o 8, Wth Ill ID call upaa the nsAr.st military
snthor.ty rSs iuch a-sstanes a. may be neesH = ,
tasreto.
VI Odeers OF tas Q Q-sr.srrnsEtsrt Department
cha gsd with paymf nt troops arc hsrsby d a
10 pRy snY nEtsi7nsd once, nnH somE.Ssons
Officer yafe who does mt furnish Gstsfsatory sv-
ds-ee that he not liable tbs cen - dlasriHed
tEa for,g iug crier 4 dEbUr Hs oRcert who shan
n axe nay in viossion Of his order 50 al 30 daba,
on h md for the am )Gnt OF such ymen,.
Be tr o. Of 5. OOOPXR
Adjutsnt sud Isa5.e,oF General
?. DUMoETUL,
Major snd 4 A. g neral,
Command ding CsuU OF IuEtract0u and Post.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31
The Late Election in lSissOuri-Hoyr the
Thing Was Done.

From the ST. LouissIiepublican, Dec. III
The official vote for congressman in the nine
congressional districts of this State foot uD Sc.
600 sgsius little short of 10000 given at the
Presidential election in 1860 Oh, what falling
# is there And this after the multiplication
of votes in various ways BY the military from
other States voting, as in the Osterhaas division;
by boys under twenty-one doing the same thing
wherever there was military vote; and by the
duplication and even Implication Of votes in va
rious wards and precincts ef this county Phelps
county, where military reign was supreme,
shows a falling off between the two periods Of
667, and Gsseonsde county, where the raid was
recently committed upon the i! and the negroes
of loysl owners, confined there by legal war
rant shows an iRcTeGSs Of l22
Noell, his radical Abolition friends claim, Is
elected by seven votes. But how was it done
Companies Of the 18th regiment Missouri en-
rolled volunteers voted ss0erGt days after the 4th
dsy of November and minors and aliens were
reI raitted to vote and sll counted and certified
from Perry county. NOEL had The benefit Of
them all In other cases, neither judges nor
- lrs vvere sworn. In Wayne 'unty, the mil
-, baId tbeir election on the 9th Of November
q ,bsv we're out on a scout and did not return
,rt;i ne night of the 4th." and votes thus given
for NoeU on the 5th were counted and certified
~ the clerk to Jeferson City. If General NOell
has no better chance of getting to heaven than
he has Of keeping bis seat in the house af er the
facts of this election are developed, his chance is
bad one indeed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31

Soecial TO fhe Chicago Iimes.I
WAsHrNeToN, December l6-There is not so mnch
loTn hers a -Oplo at distance w5ud be led 70 i'm
l frr The events Of the last few days. Prominent
Members of the administration declared te-day that
th.re would be wint-r-quarteTs for the army, and
arlas
whether the cling prevalent here today s owing 70
tb sS asrects of the summer and fai campaigns, to
fsitb IN the renewed assurances Of greater results in
the fu g. is purely question of inference more than
fact
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31
FederaI siluaIioa in IL. Tenneas.

Special TO ths Chicago Times
CnECINEATI, Dec, lnber Gen. Ro,eerarz has moved
portion Of his forces the enemy but adyices to-day
represent On immense scarcity Of provisions and only
ten days provisions ahead for army If the Cum
berland river does not raise. and the LOuitve and
Nashville rad is cut by Morgan Forresi & CO. which
is confidently expected ths Federal army will be
unfortunately situated Our sOmnissary department is
moving all the provisions they collect but the rail
road cannot transport them a. rapidly nesdsd.
Morgan and Forrest have certainly advanced north
ward and, before Ch stnas, will be heard Of in Ken
tucky
1t is siso expected that Bragg will be reinforced bv
fv thousand troops from the swelling his nunbr
10 one hundred and thirty Thousand men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31
Our Location.

The location of the Appeal Office
is on state street, a few doors below
the Post office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31

TIVE effects Of deceased soldiers from tbs fnyf rsty
Kos ita o. ford, Nj isspp can be obtain d By
Their legal representatives sPP ton TO me At In
fsrnrise Siss THOS. @. BUFFINGT0N
dea6 4ts Surgeon e. S Army,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31

Tbs fo wig lis Of the casualties in the batial
Of wahirg gton Artillery ffom New Orleans. Thay E
attached 20 LopEHsets oorps and we're in close prox-
unity to the eremy during tbs entire dsy AZ F Tcks-
burg sustaining several ehs-ses:
Fi-st connpGsy-Kflles f. d. Ruggeg r Mex
Spesr1.e. A FAlconer. Wounded: A. P C0se,
sFvsrely; C. A. Everett s5ghdy in tae head; W. r
Faleoue- light head; W. y. Perry, slight John Z.
Rods slight aru ; Serge snt w bardis slight, arm
G. Rosster, slight hsn1 H o. Jsnin, sight hand.
Drivers uo1ade1: Ke lredy, Chsriesw r.h, Rush and
K nay
Ttird sonsary-W Tded; b. Tally, slight, arm
A Gtimusr face snd shoulder L. Phelps, srm.
h c0z psuy-W ounded: = rseaat John W. cd
teverely.
The second c,n7sry was not ly engaged
Total-Thres Kill sH; eixhte.r AIDED.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31
TerIss OF suhscrinfion.
Terms OF Advertising.

All advertisements viii be charged
$3.50 per square for the first inser-
ton and IL for each subsequent in
ssrtion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31

Holly SPRINGS, DeCemhcr lc.-=l visa sOlucoouy
would n+ me on the tra.k Of making Eomt thing hand
some out Of ths cotton speculation Way notf There
must be money it. great deal Of il is housht at
fro, teen to eighteen cents pound, and even less
than that when payment made in salt have heard
Of some speculaions this line that seem ams fa6u-
lous but they are we'll authenticated The tradH mas
been regulated until it il in the hands of -he Feriest
speculators and meauest secesonstA OF course they
the OATH and give bond and that s what the mat
ter. Yoa may put mch stress o. them as you VII
with one them to-day, andI that but Tor tDs
sheewdncss and love Of money, he would be seeesh to
the backbone Why may not men Of undoubted ioyaiiy
have chancs at this tFadef But that is my luck
When there is nothing 10 be made at it. Of course III
have a chance.
s he movement Of the army here Il rather significant
General Sherman has gone hack TO Memphis and gone
down the river probably General Grant slowly
ing the rebel works At Grenada where il ia said they
VIII make desperate stand and well fortified But
the special sgnfeanes Of the movements here are Gen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31

EFOn nc Flchuono U1patch
Bsrksdsles brigade made itself conspicuous in the
beginning Of the action and learn that II suffered
vsrsly. Among ths noteworthy incidents is the fact
hat when Gen Feathersou sent 80 Col pOsey Of the
loih then in the advance position dsEriug to kBow
be wished to be relieved be had been on picket full
twenty four hours the reply Tell Gem Feathers
ton that will remain here necessary until eyed
By the squsd who eons TO bury Us
isnd herewith accurate list of the killed and
,tlaa In -. L..
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-09

Cumberland IS. AUGUST 18th 1862
UAkEN on Execution, and will be sold at Public
Il Auction on Thursday the twenty-ffth day of
September A. d. 1862, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
at the Sheriff s Office in Portland in said countv.-
all the right in equity which Moses Morrill, of BuN-
ton in the county of York has redeem the follow
ing described real estate viz certain piece or par
Gel OF land with the buildings thereon now stands
situated in said Portland, and bounded as follows:
commencing on the easterly side line of State street
at the westerly corner of land of Margaret Reeves
thence easterly by said Reeves land sixty feet
more or less, to land of H. w. & A. Dcering thence
nothery and easterly by said Deerings line nineteen
and one half feet, less, a point that will
strike the centre wall through the block of buildings
thereon thence through the centre of said wall 10
state street thence State street 10 the bounds
gun al The same being subject to a mortgage deed
dated Oct 10th, 1858, and recorded in the CuInber
land Registry of Deeds, vol. 2Ss page &c., given by
the said Morrill, TO David Hall of Portland TO secure
payment of twenty-one hundred dollars as follows
viz: seven hundred dollars in one year seven humid
red dollars IN two years. and seven hundred dollars
in three years, with interest semi-annuay Subject
also to another mortgage deed, dated Nov oath I95S
and recorded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds hook
2Ss page 4sl, given by the said Morrill, TO Emily
Boothby of said Portland to paw ment of tour
teen hundred and fifty dollars. in three wears with
interest reference to said deeds being hereby had
Further particulars made known at the time and
place of sale.
aug2lw3wl0 oREN RING, Deputy Sheriff