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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION oURABLI DISEASE.
A cAnD.
TO coNsvnPrivEs.

y
Tbs undssisued hsving been restored to healt
10 few weeks, BY . very simple remedy, afte.
having safered several years with Q severe lung
anxious TO make known to his fsllow tAe
means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of tho
prescription used (frce Of ohArge) with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will hnd a swr cSrs for CoHsuMPrIoH, Asthma,
bRoHcHirIs, CouaRs, COLDS, &c. The only object
Of the advertiser In sending the Prescription s to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceives TO be Invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, ~ II viii cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing. f
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
se26-dAwsm williamsburgh, King Co.. NY.
IMPORTANT TO FsMALrs.-Dr. Cheesenan's
PMs.-The combination Of Ingredients In these
pills are the result OF long and extensive prso.
tiss They are mild In thsir operation, and Ger.
tain In correcting all irregularities, painful N en-.
struation, removing all obstfuotions, whether
fron cold or otherwise, headache pain in the side,
paipitaiioa Of the heart whites, all nervous aec.
tions, hystefics, fatigue, pain In the back and
iimbs, &C. disturbed sleep, which arise from in.et.
ruption Of nature. II. |.a r." 60
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era In the treat.
ment OF those irregularities and obsiruction,
which have consigned 90 many to PREMATURE
esAvE. No female can enjoy good health unles.
she IL regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
.I DR.. cHEEsEMAN's PILLS
are the most eifectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Fsmaies To all classes the
are Invaluable, Inducing, 'oih certainly, periodical
regularity. They arc known to thousauds, who
have used them at different perisds, Throughout
the otuntry, having the sanotioa OF some Of the
most emtneu Physician IN Anerics.
Explicit dtrectoas, aaitns ssAes Asy should not b.
s'sd, with each Box-the Price One Dollar per Bor,
containing from " 10 eo PiLs. t,. ..
PILLS ssnt BY mail, promptly, by remittinx to the
Propristors. Sold by Druggists generally.
.'". HuTcHlN0s 4 HILLYER,N I
Proprietors, 81 Cedar st., New Yrok.
Sold BY ?. CALVERT FORD,
se1-eneod 2eo Pa. avenue, Washington, DC.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Important News from
the West
Gen. Rosecrans Superseded
by Gen. Thomas.
Gen. Grant 10 Command The Armies
Of The 0his, The Cumberland,
and Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20.-Msj. Gen. Grant as
sumes command Of the armies Of the Ohio, the
Cumberland, and Kentucky, with plenary
powers. He left for Nashville this morning,
to assume direction Of affairs at Chattanooga.
Gen. Thomss takes command Of Gen. Rose
crans' army, Rosecrsns being ordered to Gin.
cinnsti, u report by letter to the Adjutant
General At Washington.
Generals Garfield and stedmsn arrived to-
night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
Decision Against the Harlem Haiisesd
..#. company. .r

HUDSON, N. Y, Oct. 2O.-Judge Hogeboom
has thla day rendered his decision adversely to
the Harlem Railroad Company, restraining
them from laying their track In Broadway. y
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
ALL QUIET AT CHARLESTON.

New YoRK, Oct. 2l.-The steamer Fulton,
from Port Royal and stono Iulet to the 18th,
has arrived. She reports all quiet at Charles
ton; also that on the 10Th she chased q block.
ale runner nine hours, but the latter escaped
in the night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
THE ABROAD ARM ON THE REsE

THE "BROAD ARM"ON THE REBEL.
RAa8.
New yoHx, Oct. 2i.--The Manchester Guar
dian, of the 10Th inst, received by the Scotia,
contains the following: .,g.
LIvERPooL, Friday.-To.day q Government
warrant was received blythe custom oficIals OF
this port authorIzing the detention AMI seizure
Of the two rams recently built by the Laird
Brothers. The broad arm " has just been
placed on one Of the rams.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PERsoNAl.--Gov. Tom Ford 10 neither stump
Ing or olerking, ss stated by the New York Herald
snd boston 7ransert. bat IL practising law in the
various courts OF the District Of Columbia, and
prosecuting claims before the several Departments
Of the Government at Washington, and 10 doing,
A. wo are Informed, aiargs and suecessfu business
o. ~, Ninth street, in this city. nrr III.
PUBLIC 6cHooLs.-There are tew vacant
seats IN the Male and Female Grammar schools,
and ss'oSs e x..d q the
application to either Of the u3dsrsisHsd
''' New York avn '';i l1!h y sos,ss: soS ,;ss It,.
u 81 ssss'' 4.s.ss:s SDRss'ss s S.sy D.sls. as
TIE 0RIAr PENNSYLVANIA ROUra.-Th
iuiekest and safest route TO the Northwest al,
southwest. Two Through trains daily, and one o,
~ the pranoipAl points In the North and West
For tiekets and further apply at the OF
doe Of the "0reat psnnsylvanis Route" northsas,
isr National Hotel. Office open from .. N, 10 I
- - {. .. NORTON.
auG .------ ~. Asans
A GENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous Debility,
fneompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, adjusted by desire to benefit o,hers, viii
be happy TO furnish to all who need Il (free OF
charge) the recipe aud directions for making The
simple Remedy used In his case. Those wishing
to pront BY his experience-and possess q valuable
Remedy-wiil receive the ssme, by return mail
Carefully seaiel,) by addressing A., .., ...
John ID. OGDEN,
Aul1-i&w3m No. CD Nassau ST., N. York,
NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN-By Prof Alex.
ander WolOwskrs new aud slmplihed method TOR
piano iorte and sin ing. Prof wolowski CON
tinues Ills singing and Piano Glasses, and opens .
new course for Piano and SINGING, which Will be
the last In Washinxso son. Prof Wolowski receives
visitors daily, from ~ to O'Clock 7. M ut his
OF Eleventh vt. .. 80. oeiO-i2ti
DISEASES or TUE NERVOUS, sEMisAL, URIs.
AIRY AMI SEXUAL sysiEm-New and reliable
tire at ment-in Rsports VI The HOwAhD AsSO-
GA riON-sent In seAlsiie''ef envelopes, Tree u
n''ks' pk. >. sKiLLIN HoUGHroN,
Howard Association, rhiiadeiphia, IA.
au22-smdhw
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

CRIMINAL CoURr.--Judge Fiaher.-Thomas
Mari, ia' meagher, indicted on a charge Of bur
glsry, was found not guilty. ..,.s .
Charles Jett, charged with grand lA,oeny, was
acquitted by reason OF insanity.J ..i..H
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

TRIER TO Rum THE GUARD.-John Lowsn
was arrested at Judiciary Square hospital last
night, by the guard there stationed He was cAught
trying to run II, guard, and was very drunk. He
was committed to the Guardhouse by Capt. Todd
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

sUsPIcIoUs CHARAcrER.-Johu O'sulh van, .
Suspicious character, was srrsstcd At the Chain
Bridge Yesterday. He was trying to the river
without the requisite pass. He was committed TO
the GuaFdhouse for examination. H.v'l |H.'.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

'ss usssi q Ssiiss wee aswksfs v b s..n," y
the insumssset aanbsr ef policemen In the de-
lass QuArssaiy Aspost ekoss ven ibrsibly upon
~ astsssaoA = ths c6Dnisuiss6Ds the necessity
Of augzllatany ~ -. Whs1[s poaissnan's 70
bns s11Dads 6o91a - We nile1hs can hardly
b szpssssd = BE- Srotetly % ~ q svssy dis-
tosbasee thss oesafs. We neene64sd that shns-
jcrisy Of the complaints ns6s against ths pslies
ef the city arise iron this sauss-ED. RspusLs-
cAul
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

y SUPPOSED D.sERTKR.-Robt. Chambers, .
supposed deserter, was arrested yesterday at the
depot by one of Capt. Todd's detectives. He was
committed to the Central Gusrdhouss for exam
instiop. This morning he told very conflicting
stories and was remAuded for further hearing. !
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

PUBLIC 6cHooLs.-There are q tew vacant
seats in tho Male and Female Grammar schools,
First District (Eirst and second wards OF the city
nekeb ef admission can be obtained BY an early
application to either Of the undsrsisaed.
- .B.l.--. go T. J. o. WILSON,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

sERENApE LAST NIoHT.-The Hne band Of
the 1874 New York volunteers were out last night
on serenads TO the daughters Of DR.. o. Munson,
residing on Ninth street, near q. sweet music
was diseoutsed, which was acknowledged by the
fair recipients. 900. ..t#sHf rs.....
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

FIoHTINo, AsD RESISTING THEIR SUPERIOR
Daniel ONeii and John Ackwi'h were yesterday
arrested At the barracks Of the Invalid PATROL on
the charge Of being drunk, fighting, and sistins
their superior officer. They were committed to
the "Centrnl." H. 3. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-13

TIL. Atlantis Register" commenting on the
position of affairs in Tennessee, thus refers to
the Importance If our re capturing and holding
the Eastern portion Of that State:
We ,ta'ed an u former occasion tina: the very
existence of The Confederate States and army
wee d,paneent upon the re. occupation Of Ten.
nessee by Grn Bragg. Our enemies know this
rs well as cur own commander mischief. There
is no risk nor sacrifice, no concentration Of
strength that will be spared in the accomplish.
ment Of the re conquest Of Tennessee The Ar
my of Virginia will be thrown upon East Tens
ncssec. and that uf the Mississippi Valley upon
Rnsecrar,s' rear. in the direction OF Murfreesboro'
The calm that followed the storm at Chickamau.
ca !. tie pressge Of more terrible events, and
the coming shock of contending armies on the
soil NJ Tennessee will be decisive Of the fate Of
the Conf d@raiion.
II anr one doubts the necessity which would
i'hpfl President Davis 10 sacrifice Richmond,
Charleston and Mobile, al 20 re acquire Eastern
Tennessee, lie need only ask the Commissary
General by " ma: agencies pnd from what source
the arui-s Of The South have been sustained
During The first year OF the war. Easern T'enpes.
se- furni, he'd the Confederate States v ith twenty
five millions @: pounds of bacon. Last year the
State If Tennessee fed the army. 1t is asceIs
taine1 that the prevalence of hog cholera,
Throughout the South, hns prevented tho produc>
ton ut more meats than the wants Of the people
require. Our soldiers would hardly fight well If
confined TO bread and water, and it, therefore,
happens that the Commissary General is tho
cen mander. in.chief for the nonce. and his fat
gone forth that Tennessee must be redeemed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-13
I.icuf Col Fdmund Ki-hH

KILLED, at to b-ttle OF Chlcsamr e.. on the soth Sep.
TENDER, 1868, r.. Col EDMUND KIRBY, 81 the seth N.
G regiment, having ius. a,talnc 'th" 24'h YER Of his ace
he was a n member OF The Virginia Military Irs!'trte class
Of ls6I and was with the corps o. crists N III" spring CT
that year when ord red 10 C mp Lee. R chnond. to aid In
drilling the troops.ber organizing. Bel attached % the
Pirst Tennessee regiment. he was with It a sto:t time Il:
Harpe,'4 Ferry, but suhsequ n Joined he urcell Bal.
ter. and s'rvsd with it at the h tile ri Mechan csv lie.
uh-re Il " ~ badly cntup Receiving The appointment OF
thai. capacl y r upward. Of twelve In 'pths. when. o va.
cancy occurring in the lIsu,euv I colonelcv Of tn req.
meut, be WA unanimously Ell c:ed hy it's ofc":s TO Gil tho
DO ,irio but a s.ori time previous to the bartIs Ct Oh 'cks
IN .nga Asliiers son. her ound u soldiers gave -
TIL colonel OF bis r gita 81; Z. Il 8 Ct him 30 o.: n9,5er
says:
regimen. nd We ;. acton NJ .uch. H. 1ss kill d o.
ID. evenrn % ii Viii e We ue'e charging I Z eh-
my's last. IN lap. stro. ges. petition ii wa 2Db.y
D rturming his .Sh IL dutr, and !ll sith the WORKS ID i've
I EN-. by, DR., e III m on hi>lr-. Re was much b-' We
10 the regiment. Every Ch ertfit isi si:u.i Z wr item
IA yer Of hs right % 1rou I OF 10 tn ie-;-"a:t'o'onr!
cvtr9 l. favor -au el' nest 10 n CT lta,i'p ~ him p =
msu and an Off IA. H wat* gal nt srtir., a ! II prsn
is: awsrm :r INK ,p-r hear d, z. nerou rn IN 'rz
70 sha e yo-r sorrIu; or II years ~ oc'a ion vi h
him en- cared h m to m. I!oved nun vi Ia l. rro ,t-rs
lovs. and I AIN not ashamed osIy h.. 1 wep: ov~r hS re-
ma 6.
sYoa hare he satisfaction Of knowing MAIN that o..
4 a: ds, OF raw deed. and gallau. act non- We e b. aver,
none NOR gallant than h.; few. y'rs f-~ IS nre, so I
hi hi. bod removed from he bartlett II and bu d.
9Th . m other ofacee, Hea 4 hoas- IA ihi nsghbu:.
honI.n
Thu. J % do ID = rer.,r a:ils h:ief ard to- o-sb."-
Uniti-s ~ b did. the no.e.' QHAliii 3 oil q geu-r u, and
gillian "a Urn Asa ade"l nate s,n. kid ro'h-- n d
IrsR h'a bat o sin!rsf It's { any s1c-IsI"si
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william e.. Long

DIED, IN P. nusylvanis. JuIy l2th. Of a wound reseivet
a, h. battle Of Gets, rbrrs WILLIAM O. LONG Til
young man wAs bonn and rsi:ed In the State Of Virgins
anil county OF Caroline. Three yeas previous t. ,h'
breaking u; Of tie war he weot to the stste Of Alabah a
He ther, formed many warm aud attached k'iends; mi
when tue call was made for troops u de'eud IT, tirc nat g.,
be wa. one among the a -: that volunteered He b !"rg
cd TO the venerable and trave Fourth Alaban, ae ;iiaert
During the two years aud near y a Esifis ta' been she
a.'d 4. hss teea c,t~emsd orc Of the bes: regiments In tn,
army; H.,
ment aud Hsuu-rs steady In habits and ~o,eaien'
20 his officers prompt 10 the di-cha'g r "f du'y. conl but
fill Of q i r aud cou ag- in action, be has fallen univc--
Gal regretted and e TO- med ny hi 'mrud"9 and Ai'"'E
Though he was a faith III soldier Of tho quarry, b. " 5
s'so 4 good roldie' II Jesus hrist Daring hi stay III
Alahs:na he united hlnsef vi b the B .plist ChuTe:. n
the village OF brooklyn, Couac Re county, n which b
became a very pious member Ha was, tndeea, O y uug
mnn o singular purify If character and Of Ismstka' 3
correct h.hits Though in hs 2 III y-, r. he had never l.
all his life. taken q drop Of lat ,xcating drink as n hev'-
r.se or used .obacso IL any wa. From III. Childhood p.
laugusg Il was = du.iful ION and a az C.ioaat. b. :
ther, and was Az eemed by al who knew him he knew
No e. mics. He was a young man OF ~ Gebea'e con
ptituti n and the cam life " II very hard sith hia 1T
a yt, an he " ss very oft. n e,n6ned 10 tie dreary hcspi.
tsl When tod by one of his Udicars , az would try 10
get i'm a dtcharre ir"m th- army, he poi i've y = Il d
/. and salt ~ou'ilook ike fssrIing rom so d rsui-
lie would ,fea write TO lis frierd'. and tell
then, hould 1t be his lot 10 fal. on b" hattl-.a.id
/, crIeve nor for blra. 70 b, should fA' doin
THAT ne bell. rei TO be his duty. Poor yourg man he
did far { ON bonn. aid irie 8 th ut = bro,hes -rss
ter TO a OF Q his dying pi low or rI'"8x "ne -r'ins word
H n " lie. On the -cl CT the ,nemr, Wit many q rave
Sout"e:n hero God has gesn 81 to cut him f Hh 10 Tho
DIV Of his youth was Set upsn hm May his d. .pi.
di.tres,ed sistsrs nd "r''he's whil- Thy th'n' n :
co ds ard darkness nre ro"nd niou ID" 'r-st q er in
ths pro de c., also fell that iu-,e: srd dGm L. are
I r b bitst o. of HI thro =
n Others AMI Is err, weep not ortel'to'-; he has
,n,v go q b tore, 1 me- ,ou III H.Hv, n " q. MS ii o.
60 try Z, me-, him IN that o-ttrr | I'D where ~ ar. no
vsrs IN ttouh 81 10 mol. O. Heu.hu " er there will be
4 fR1SA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-13
GENERAL ORDERS.
EKrCUTIvs DEPT. or THE STATE OF MISSOURI, I
LITTLE Rock. ARK, Alb July. 1853.
EXECUTIVE GENERAL ORDERS

y Y.
SHOULD the Confederate congress at Ita next reu
l.. sior consider III pIopr!e.y OF exercising It's ccnsu
tution,lright In proridirgf r the election Of CopgreEsinn
a. Representatives from Ii ssour!, an It has d'ne In the
case of LouI-lana and T-nnts-ee, It m y be highly lmpor.
tsrt for b, 4 body 10 have authentic ! formation concern
Ing the numh. r and | cation uf NJ ssou-i voters rxited from
IA. Ste. In future lie lions IN Missouri It may become
very In po-iant TO disfin, u sh be wee the p1iles who have
r'sire,, aud t. one uho have bandoped Ii, ir dom!ciles
~,'hi' .fe State 1t Il 'hc-, fore or tered that u REGIS
rEk OF v01ERS he openpdl III. Office OF the S.c-rta-
r. Of Stat of Mi.sou Every citG n Of the State. 8 in.
v!ta t. co municat- TO that of1ce, Uer,purRr ly located
q, L.a.tlp rcrt = rk 'ns = HIS mn his age The comfy Of
hi. r-.,d &c" in Sis.ouri and th' time when his rrEldence
fac's sho ing elig III It /, cffc o, right t. vo.~ "l-o his
present; place OF soi q u or the company In which he
50, ca in - der Ih"t the G uvenience Of H maio iy Of The
voters may be consulted In sci cling places ior op-n,n
polls.
The remm.rdirg 0nic = ( Zach Mis- ouri Regiment or
dat.rh-I But'alio0 or Company in the service o. the Con.
f-'rrNte States. Is r, gu sted to op'n r grst"r OF ci iLeua
in hls crln' md. or near II In which eEoh cihE {" may O.
gi.trr tie .cts above .ugg steI. As son. u. h.. deems the
register complet-, such I, commanding ON ~ Is requested
10 tran mi, the same. with hs certificate. to the ofcr OF
the Secret nv II State. CitiE M r"ddins / or ~ ar any
city OF town are requested to 4 sen'n'e select n Cbailman
g.-trd, tn b. ccr,3 fed to by & Chairman and ~tr,n.mitt"S
T., the Secretary - State AIRY ciiz n ~hc ca not co. We
nientp register himAe + In either { the Two modes above
pointed out. Is r-qu-sed 10 addr"s, 3 report dir city 10 tho
81 crciarv of State
No citizens rights will he inpaircd b, his nep'e rt TO ac.
C nj this iavitstinu bit hs dong 30 may hereafter great
~ fsciri at the proof Of such rights u c utea,ed.
\ convenioi I form of Registry r appended 10 this or.
der.
j. Th;. ord,. vii! re pnhlist ed o-ce a week for one
no y - the Little Rock True Democrat, - r-vapo-t ca.
xp.ta Austin state Gazette. Jack-on NJ a.s'ippisn Rich.
no d, Va, Enquirer, u d HobiI" Tribuna.
THIS. &. EYN DIS.
Governor nf the tate oil Missouri.
WARWICK HoUGH Secr-tsry-o of State,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-13
For the E10uirty

FOR the enquirer.
Gentlemen-1 concur with you in thinking
that it is very questionable whether the Legis'a-
turc will not do more harm than good by At
tempting to prescribe a maximum for prices and
u'es. All experience is against it. and I doubt
| If human wisdom can arrange any plan. founded
on that principle which will work we'll in prac-
tice.
But it appears to me that there is a Legitimate
, and ~etractu9l means of remedying the ell Of e1.
/; toriinnate prices for the necessaries Of life, by the
/ e1"rcise of The taxing power.
. Extrnvacant prices are maintained in a great
degree by r system Of boarding Snme farmers
, will not thresh out their Qrain-others will moi
| sell. So with reard to other articles of prime
necessity. Spectators and others hoard, wi h
4 view to a rising market, and some buy np the
stocks on hand 10 obtain = monopoly of the
market.
Now, If the Legislature. instead Of prescribing
a maximum price for each article, will strike
through the taxing power, at these evil practices
thev can break them mp.
For xample. let the tax law provide that or
all grain unlhreshed. or rorn nngafhered and nm.
huskpd. on, Say LIST January next. the owner
shall pay u tax Of ten per cent on its w 'ue.
Acnin, two barrels rf four or ten bushels of
wheat is an ample annual supply per head. fn
any family Let il BIZ provided that any. o"
who shall have on hard. "n-sav Ist Frhruar,
mkt. moro than two barrels Of q mr. or ten bushe!,
Of whea, for eurh member Of T. y { milv shall IN.
ten per cent lax on it. and 81 IN lha first ~ofieacl
succeeding mouth. a similar lax.
This would cause all farmers promptly t. get
out and dispose of their crops II w MD prevent
h".rding and cause speedy dsrributinn f. II"
surplus among the consumer, ard no ore. IN
lrss a regularly authorized dealer and even h..
| under suitable r~r.tric' ions III. uId be aIl"wrd &,
hold. free tf taxatio', ; surplus over " hal. hr L.
qnir. i for his s~n nse
merton the grain crop merely as an il'us'a
ton Bnt the sam. process could he applied =
other articles Of tond And prim- Necessity Sl"r
ulaiiun by boarding is one Of the evils If III,
day. and it il right it should be discouraged amI
suprr' sseh.
C~n.ut Mr. Randolph Of the Senate. and Mr
Ronldin Of the House OF Delegates. TAKE hn ! ~
THIS suggestion AID elaborate il. and mould ' it
into = useful bill. 81 BsCR!B,R.