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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-26
DYsMrNORnGEA, OR PAINf UL MENSTRUATI0N, AM
IN MENORkHAGIA oR PkotUsE FLOWING.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
sirual fluid in the being little and accom-
panied by pains and the other profuse
ton, which will be speedily cured by the Constitution
Water
That disease known FALLING OF THE WOMB.
which H. the result Of relaxation of the OF thar
and Is known by sene Of he ayineSs and
pains In the back aud drs at times accompanied by
sharp sncidatng shooting pains through the parts
wJl, In all ca.es, be removed BY The medicine.
There i another class symptoms arising from lRRI-
TATiuN or The wOMB. which Physicians call Nervous
ness, which word up much ignorance and m nine
Of ten the doctor does really know whether
the symptoms the disea the d the symp-
toms. We can only enumerate them h speak more
particularly Of Cold beet Papatin OF the Heart impaired
Memory, wakefulne>s Flashes OF Heat, Languor, Lassi
tude and Limness Of Vision.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-26

BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-04
LIST OF LETTERS

npMArNtNo IN THE ARMY PusToFFiCE AT
II murfreosbOrO, FEB 20, lsosi
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-04
TENNESSEE BRANCH
or ruR
IlTIORAL Claim AGEHCi
HARVEY, COLLINS g. BRACE,
WASHINGTON, D. o.
CHARLES Il. GREEN, Agent
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

Z Frs AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for "a,
successful prosecution aud settlement of he
uunds against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having had sever,
years experience IN che management Of clatma
fore Congress, the Court OF Claims and the Eteou
tive Departments at Washington, aud bcin- DIOR
oughly acquainted and minr with The laws ano
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will be given to cases arsips
out Of tho present war, including the accounts g
States Contractors, and Dlsbursiug Oilcors OF the
War and Navy Departments, and for . COLLECT.
ing, Drilling, and organizing Vol.
unteers,', the reimbursement Of which Is author
lied by an act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR FNDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FEB
PUBLIC USES, or FOR DAMAGES TO sUCb
PROPERTY, for Horace lost in the service, aud en-
military Pay, Pensions, and uounty
Land.
We give special attention to procuring Pea-
siOnS, E8OuDtles, etc, aocrulug 20 soldiers
who have been wounded, contracto6 al ease, or th,
families Of such have died, been killed while In
the discharge Of their limo Of duty such during u
present war
Special care will also be given 10 claims which
have beon heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or fnotcieutiy mnnarCU
Prompt attention also given 10 the collection Of
Qusrtermaster's Receipts given for Property take,
tor the Of tho Army, to arranging Accounts wiu
and collecting Claims against the QuRrtermhsteru Ds,
parsment.
All Claims placed In our bands receive our Prom,
Personal Attention, thereby securing man,
which, in tho hands Of Attorney at any distap,
point, frequently prove unsuccessful
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily intvi
course with all the Departments enables us IN me,
eases to obtain decisions much more speedily tbar
where al communication and ether necessary detail
must be conducted through the mails
To this ond we solicit you to forward to us any o.
all cases ofsuch character you may IRON time TO tin,
have presented and as is our custom, We viii for.
nish You with all the necessary blanks, and. v-t.,
required, Instructions
No charge made In any case unless successful.
Address, CHARLES II. GREEN
No, 80 Cherry street
M.a.u. IL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-04

Hiaoi' Fadiana, Ohio, Eo'ra, Miohioaa, W.,oop.
sin, Minnesota, Gsntroty and Afissouri.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-04
SICK OR WOUNDED

and Cor persons living at distance who can rite
TO the Army Intelligence ONCE and obtain reli.
sble Information OF any soldier that en-.
listed in the Statcs Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23

The Washington Star says AT the suA
gestion of COL Elias Nj. Greene, Chief Quar-
termaster Of the Department Of Washington,
approved by Major General Heintzleman COM
handing the Department, the Secretary Of
War has transfer to the first 'iamed officer
the control Of all of the contrabands formerly
chartered at the contraband camp north Of
Washington The object Of this transfer is to
enable Col Greene to cultivate the farms On
s44ae south side Of the Potomac, in the vicinity
Of WASHINGTON, abandoned by the former own
ers. The dwelling houses and quarters On
these FARMS which have survived the fortunes
Of war, will be sufficient to accommodate the
latorers, with but small outlay tor repairs
and for additional buildings: 1t is proposed
to plant corn and mllet, and to cut and cure
the grass ESTIMATED to NAL e more tnan ~,
00J tons of hay so as to partially supply with
Iorare the public animals in the department;
also, to establish garden farm for vegetables
on tie Arlington estate. This garden to be
worked by the younger contrabands, and the
produce either sold or distributed to the troops
as the Secretary of War may direct. Opera
tions have been commenced already, and a
considerable number Of contrabands are now
engaged at Arlington on the bottom just We t
Of TIE Alexandria Canal. DR.. Nichols, who
had charge of the contraband camp, has been
retained as superintendent, and has called the
farm Springdale 1t ls located near the ia
NOUS Arlington Spring.
The amount IF pork, bacon and lard ex-
ported this year, is sxty-four and half mil
lions of pounds greater than the exports of the
wear before. The total amount of the above
articles exported was two hundred and sixty
TWO millions of pounds.
The Eighteenth Regiment Connecticut VOL
unteers, which has been doing duty about Bal
timore has been ordered to active service III
the field The Baltimore American says
''This will be commended by Union men, as
there is no necessity for keeping large armed
force in Baltimore. The Union men here are
competent to maintain order.
Judge Bosworth, Of the New York Superior
Court, had decided that the plaintiff in an ac-
ton, who had taken up his residence in Rich
mond was not an alien enemy, as the Govern
ment does not recognize the idea that Virgin
ia is not one of the g. S. and citizen of
that State cannot be thrown out Of court as an
alien
Says the New York Commercial, there will
be no trouble in obtaining volunteers to fill the
place of drafted men who choose to pay $500
rather than serve This sum, added to the
800 bounty the Government can offer to all
volunteers, will amount to $500.
Miss Irene Orndorf, Of Baltimore, was ar
rested on Thursday evening, on the charge of
disloyaty, in having waved her handkerchief
to some Confederate prisoners Of war-Col.
Fish has ordered that SIZE be sent beyond the
Fodoral lines on Monday night next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23

"a Ni5.t I II Y IN i~NO, -hA 20
TIE MARKET this morning was toleraoly
srnpie,!. Beef, 1920 cts per pound. Veal,
Is cts Lqnb, Is CTS. Vegetables are very
2;r|, Y>r;ced-sprouts selling for 50 cts. per
neck, Butter lfrasl) 3G<0s35 cts. per lb.-
F;oos % cts f>er dozen There was good
show Of lettuce, asparagus, radishes, &c
Very f.T fresh fish verein market.
THE last number Of Bjackwools Magazine
baS ~ article on American State Papers, de-
voted chiefly 70 review of Mr.. Seward 8 d.
n)omatic corres1 ondence Of 1861 and 1862, N
which he predicted speedy end to the present
var.
q the former residents Of this place, who
left at the brcuking out Of the war, Slessrs.
VIM. NJ. Smith and George g. Harper have
recently returned.
Warm and dry weather still continues. The
drought is injurious to the gardens.
Gov. Pierpont is Oh a visit to the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia.
The New York Express says: 1--WE are ena~
bled to announce on the very highest authority
that New York has filed her full quota OF
troops und.r the last call. Colonel Nugent
will, however, in few days commence with
the enrolment, and thus have everything IN
readiness for the draft whenever fresh call
for troops is made by the Federal authorities.
IN the fight of the 10th, General Lloyd
Tilghman was killed. General Tllghman was
native and until a few years since, resident
of Maryland. He was early in the war cap
tured at Fort Henry, and with General Buck
ner confined at Fort Warren until exchanged.
The Union League Of Western Pennsylva-
MA have been very active for the past few days.
Meetings have been held in Pittsburg and
vicinity, Washington, Canonsburg, and other
places, addressed by Judge Shannon, who has
recently returned from the East.
DR.. Webster reports that all the dead OF the
battles on the Rappahannock have been buried.
The Administration has received notice that
the State authorities Of Indiana may be COM
PEELED to appeal to it for funds to carry on the
State Government, the late Legislature having
left them without appropriations. An an
sver is understood to have been given that
in the present crisis any embarrassment Of the
duties of the State officers would be regarded
as a calamity to be prevented at any expense
Or hazard.
On Tuesday last Deputy Sheriff Allison, re-
moved from Fort McHenry to the Towsontown
Jail, seven men, who were arrested some time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23
K F. EP COOL

TINE undersigned would inform their friends,
4 and the public generally, that they are now
prepared to furnish ICE AT ALL HOURS OF THE
ROYAL street, opposite the market.
z. SWAIN & co.
wP. S.-Orders for large quantities Of ICE
left 18th Us, will be promptly filed at most fa-
e,abae <erua NIB 27-G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-23
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AIDES AND MISSES SHOES AT COST
LWill be positively sold, for cash, at prim
cost, several cases of Ladies and Misses SH0Es|
made in he best manner md laGasg style.
j. " HOKNBAKEk,
No. n Y. corner OF King snd Pl!s SIS
my 2a-3t*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03

encee wounded patriots ,fcr the wss fIed WIN
sSem 70 see their Coloners sword saie. One Of them
IN the midst Of his suferngs, sent some one 10 Ns"'
N 10 was sefe. 40, A..
This is one Of the pleasant Incidents whis there
gro many others which viii not trouble you 70 fo"o.
Another Of Miss Sheadoss yupls beautiful DT1ho1'e
Of some seventeen Summers, played an equ'y iio4',
sent part in the thrilling drama on diheFon' PAX {"
the battle field.
"sho occnnied with her relatives the best dwelling
s -, S u RJre abou. nile west OF Got;ys.
hn,cb rChc destruction Of this building wos noticed
BY Mr. Everett in bis oraiion.) .,o s;.rs Of ,,o
,oarb;nc tempest were numerous and unnisi akabo
h. she Mas prevented from attending the school.
"Dnr,ng he charge Of Bufords Cavalry, which com
nepeed the battle, this house was forclby occupied by
fhe Union sharpshooters from which 10 IRE upon the
Rebels
sonnced their intention OF rng the building III accord
snce With the laws OF war 1t having been used l'hoy
said fort.
Tito family and the young LADY protested, explain,
Ing that the occupation foTcibo aud MOI Wh ther
consent the young lady adding that her mother; VINO
was not now living, was Southern woman; ana that
she would bnsh Tor her parentage II southern men
could thus re The house OF deenseess ieaes ana 'uI
them GU; m the mids. Of q battle
zone % the rGfians then approached her ana pro
posed in confidential manner, that II she Womb Prov
khat she was not renegade Southelner py hufidnlIs
kr the southern COnederacy he would sec VIVA, coII
be done The young heroine indignantly refused, anu
sbandOng her burning LONE with mel "uH'' IAN N''
gauntlet Of the fire OF two armies.
The name of Miss Shcadcss pupil who thus eocd and
suffered is Miss Amelia e. Harmon, the daughter Of
r. 4. Harmon. subaltern officer Of Il PennsJ wanna
ravaby regiment in Gen. Grants army.
The circumstances connected with this net OF yandai
fam Of the Rebels are sineulary curious. These hnd'
fpgs were erected by brother-in-law OF stone" all
jackson the Rev. Charles McCean, deceased, before
The commencement Of the Rebellion.
Hisnow ascerieined that they were burned by the
order of a chaplain of North Carolina regiment one
OF the monsters" Of the South described by farson
Brownlow and who thus burned the homestead OF the
near relatives OF the Rebels greatest general Lee on
Aesrng Of it, promised TO shoot the scoandFel II lie
could be identified.
i,s VIII soon have the opportunity as his name VIII
b. gwen 10 eternal infamy in Batehedors great pc'o
rial history of the battle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03

shocks srch he apparatus capable Of giving OF
rate Of $50 per minute. the attempt has been naoe
with still wonderful results The battery os before
was composed Of SIX Of the large Bunsen cups tne SOU"
ton being undiuted commercial nitric acid ID 'no
inner cups and onetenth sulpuIic acid IN te ou'ci'
The coil was the same used before. Sparks were to"
q inches through tie air. Or. Wander "eyuoPrePieu
the apparatus and conducted the experiment Vi tpe
previous trial Dr. Kiddor had taken but single snocA
a. a tine; be now took several series OF SHOCKS
which were carefully timed. Tho beat results were a.
the rate Of $50 per minute for Is seconds at the r'o
$50 Der minute for seconds and at the rate OF 2ao
minnie for seconds. The effect passed OH ini'eai
ately end Dr. K.der thinks many other persons oo,"
have taken the same current This would seem iuy W
establish Dr. Kidders theory that by the ieng'n .nu
hneness Of the coil inducing curront OF maene'c e"o
trinity III, action on the human body can be very sens''
hl modified; that a coil be made 30 greatly ihcleaS'
pg tho conductibiity of magnetic electricity ana d.
mishing its tendency TO 1aceratc ihe tissues that an
.pornous quantity can be passed through the body
cory upon tie basis Of which great progress may be
expected IN The application Of electricity for medical
purposgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
Naval Movements.

LAUNCH OF THE q. s. STEAMER TuLLAHoMA.
The war steamer Tullaboma was launc1ed
on Monday a. the Brooklyn Navy Yar'in preseIeed
large nuInbe- Of spectators. Her dmenslons az ~" u
lows. length 2fO feet; width. IS feet ana oep1n
hold 70 feet She is built of the best 1--we oak-he WV
decks spar and berth; the former an afinamels@
eight guns viii be placed, and on the latter the CIV
VIII sleep. She viii be acknowledged
WHY TIE DICTATOR WAS NOT LAUNCHED.
The failure to launch the lron-clad vessei Ne
tator having created n great deal OF curiosity
worth while 70 state for the first time the exact Tesa
Why she was not foatcd OF. 1t Is usual In laanchrg
vessels to give them half an inch inclination 70 ea
foot This has always been found suincient VITA eve!
ship.buiier in Ncw.York. and would be IN TIE
case OF the Dictator but for very singular occc',
renee. Ths vast iron.clad weighs over five and hal
millions o. pounds and the immense pressure o. "a
grea. weight on the new ground upon wn,e n.; ~
stocks were aid caused fluctuations and rregalarr9
which more than neutTalzed the inclination. AS tbe
facts were well known on Saturday night u was o"
attempted 10 launch on Sunday; but the propseton@
an immense s'eamer the dimensions OF whose cylaes
arc ~ inches within Is inches Of the dimensions OF w
Dictator having consented 10 give the use o. tle1 We
sell the builders Of the Dictator felt assured tha =.
would succeed in dragging her on. When came
the po Mt however the owners OF the steanpoa' Usss
ont end the person who hsd the getting up Vi "
launch concluded 10 try once more Win tne ntals
his disposal which of course failed. New ways WIN
pnt unAar the keel Of the vessel, and II IS e1peeeeN
have Il dore by the 10th Of December. on which ocs
sion there hardly any doubt OF her successful aan
THE NEW ITALIAN PRiGATEs.
Il has been announced that Mr.. William b.
Webb Of this city had contracted with the Italian DOR
eminent to bu.d two figates ike the French nene..
La GuerIe. The contractor viii soon prepare psw
for the aeels Of the vessels one of them to De iesy
very soon. Tie lie Guerre is In immense arrrcreG saI
Of 400 tun5 burden She has her sides II reEes"
ron laid in solid slabs like tho armor OF the oshoA
She is broadside ship having 10 turrets, her s..,
being placed each side of Ter deck as in old iaSol'
menofwar. Sho is ship-rigged, having three rAsl,
with the ships yards each. Her armament 'onsas
OF very heavy gus OF French origin, resemoine re-
ever, our DalIlgEea 6ss. The Fundamental WCik ..
these vessels win probably be tho same as thouen 'ly
wero not intended TO be afmored When they are con-
plcto and assume shp-shape, the plates viii be al
We believe it j. not decided yet whether the aInOs
these frgates will be Manufactured IN tuls coln
France or ltuy but the experiments made core -.
since a, ChefhourR by order of The Italian oyeric,
having resulted iIvorably for the irench noi~ "
doubil.. whetle. American plates VIII DO usel-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
FEOM vECKSB URG.
1snsc Of Affairs in the Cisy-Re'olntion an
Public Sentiment.

From Our Special Correspondent
vIcKsBuRc Nov II. 1864.
SINCE the return Of Gen. MCPHERSON from his
brilliant and successful expedition 10 Canton military
matters have settled into state 81 quiescence ana
y;cksbrrg ia less warike in either appearance or fact
O,n It has been possibly since is first occupation oy
.he conderates The streets have been cleared OF the
r,eat heaps of rubbish that but recently denied the
and the numerous mounds and earthworAs that were
thrown I'D by TIRE Rebels in answer to the demands OF
that imperious and ndisorimnaiing die ator military
recesstv have at last ceased TO dsCuIe and otsrrct
che pass.ways Of the city. Three schools have been
oncncd and since the order removing some Of the re-
stictoDs upon trade and shipments many stores hS'e
been opened and flied with articles Of franc.
Citizens are beginning TO show themselves more nu
ter0usiy around their popular resorts ial's GU
hven the streets with their presence or UNI te pa's5
breezes with notes Of sweet melody rom NOi'c any
piano, while spectators ~ an almost ebIess 49,, ~
aye complexion and capital hurry ana josie through
Che streets intent On commercial anu iou
viii visions of cotton and gIcenbacks In fact since
the opening Of trade Vcksbure has seemed as Il another
sun shone on IT. 49, -. -,
The revolution in public sentiment moves ohwaIu
ttll SelfincIest is etccing what PATRIOTISM neNei
voud have accomplished Meetings public and private,
Sut chiefly the latter, of the leading citizens OF tne
rounty held with view to the estabs hnent OF cl'l
nvernuent under Federal auspices, nave been iic9e
ut as regards final result fruitcss The peope mere
And also of hatcher earnestly anxious Ior this
chenge But with tac boundary line OF Dixie only 10 or
~ miles east Of US. ana tho country s""rnihB WIZ
gueris and detached Confederate forces II may MOI
Be reasonably looked for Tor some timo yet. -.
RebeOus pgocliyiiies are never exhibited uness IN,
Decd il may be il the power Of leW s"nofe cre,,u
and hooIoss ladies' who, IN tie extremity oi ther iuA-
css when conrasted with their expansve SISTERS
Lok Ike animated lay figures done up for transporta.
fion. Your correspondent was informed ~ n iaey ..
his acquaintnnce VINO is much given 70 TINS iashoi tlI
n WAS sign Of mourning FOR the Treason snci
thing exists in tds city must shieldsef with perjury.
or else urk in very dark corners.
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