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Their preventive operation Is simple Acting direct.
ly upon the stomach. aud through the stomach upon
the liver tho bowels the circulation, and the nervous
sste impart to the whole Organization degree
Of vigor md elasticity which enables to resist the
unhealthy atmospheric influences, by which 30 many
distressing aladies arc produced and prolonged The
great prcdisposiug causc Of sickness is Coxsr1Tu-
11oaA1 aud PuYs1cA1 DEu111ry. Disease, like O
coward, generally assails the feeble, and turns aside
from the etroug. And this is especially true Of the
forms Of disease which prevail at the breaking up Of
Winter. The first vasm days Of the Spring sun seem
to thaw out from the frozen earth tho elements Of In
Vulnerable ailments. The uinmn which the frost
had Theoretically sealed up, is let loose in clouds Of
yspor, and Fever and Ague, Bilious Eemittent FoVess
Indigestion, LIVER Complaint, DIptheria Rheuna&ts.
Bilious Colic, Asthma. Coughs, Colds, Physical and
Mcntal Depression. and low and feeble condition Of
all the vital functions. among the most common
consequences Of the great Spring haw which Oils tho
air With unwho1esoMe damps. FoRTHT II ADVANCE
against these prostrating md destructive agencies.
1xor-r1A1E the system. Is It were, BY Ecsortng to
pure tonic and Alternative which w bring every organ
and brc of the ame Into the best possible state for
ressting the flying of liseasc which the fogs
mud winds Of March, April and May bear upon their
mcphitic wings. Remember that HosTErTERs
sToMACuB1TTERs arelEke strong garrison thrown
INTO fort before tho approach Of the enemy. TnEY
1oAzA2n Ec1rADE1 OF LIE AoA1ssE TIE ATTACKS
OF AL xA1Ap1Ks that arise rom sudden changes Of
Temperature, impure air pdvatlon, exposure, cxeca-
s,vc 1abor and alarious e1halation Heacc they arc
INVALUABLE m CAMP,
And no military hospital ought to be without sun1-
cicnt supply, both for preventive and remedial puz.
poses. Happily the attention Of tho
MEDICAL STAFF OF THE ARMY
Has been directed to the subject, and the pzoprieors
ofHosrz17xR's Dr11KRs congratulate the troops now
In arms for the Union on the probability that the
Apu1rKEA1KD Cox1aAur s11Xu1AxTs, at present
used as medicines By the army surgec.s win soon be
superseded by the pufeet and best Tonic, Alternative
and Invigorant that has eyer BEEN presented to the
Faculty In this any other country. Since the wnr
commenced considerable quantities Of the preparation
have been forwarded from time to time to 1e1d and
line of c.ss, both in the Western and Eastern a1mies
for their personal use; aud letters from some Of
the most eminent military in the service attest
the extraordinary virtues Of The Bltcss as mcans Of
sustaining strength and promoting health In the midst
Of hardship and exposure, and also safe atimuant
for tho wounded. As private citizens, many Of the
n44nnro pf,n1u urovod h1yol~n
, 1863-12-09

LucIen Andcrson.-11cbel Gueri1Ias-
Kentucky.
The Evansville Daily Journal Qndiana) of
the 1st int, has the following account Of the
capture, experiences, and present position OF
the Hon. Luclen Anderson, n. c. from Ken
tucky:
TIE HON. LucIEy ANDERSON.
Yesterday, VIC Aad the pleasure Of meeting
with this acknowledgements elect
from the lst District Of Kentucky.
he wns on his why to Washington to take
gave US some interesting particulars Of his
late capture By the guerillas under Faulkner,
near Mayfcld, Ky. Mr.. Anderson, Dr.. Lam
drum, State Senator Of Kentucky, and others
were taken Us far south as Jackson. Tenn.
They were treated with all respect until
Faulkner asccrtaincd that his own ather-in-
law and other prominent secessionists had
been seized By the Union authorities and con-
fined us hostages for the safe return OF Mr.
Anderson and party, when they were treated
with more severity; the guerilla ,chieftain
apologctca1ly informed bis prisoners that 1t
rave him great pain to use them Ill, but he
was compelled to retallate On them The usage g
Federal authorities, The retaliation dodge
struck Mr.. Anderson as little odd, cspe-
cially as Faulkner had commenced the game
Of scizing civilians.
The guerillas, Who were divided into sey-
eral predatory bands, numbered in al about
5000 men, many Of whom were poorly armed
and some without arms. They had no artil-
lery. II was their policy to aToidn fight,
unless they outnnmber their opponents eight
or ten to one Their mission was to con-
script peaccab!c citizens and rob. They ap-
poared to be apt practitioners in their pro:es-
sion.
4 good deal has been said about the rebels
using blood-hounds to track and catch Union
men, for the purpose Of forcing them into the
rebel army. Mr. Anderson informs us that
Fap1kner's men Ind blood hounds with them.
&c saw the dogs. He conyersed with con-
scripts who had been chased, caught and Inc
erated By them, their wounds being yet un-
healed. It is enough to freeze ones blood to
| read Of such atrocity.
4 portion Of the time Mr.. Anderson was q
prisoner he was given the freedom Of the
rcbel camp on parole. He made no conceal
mcnt Of lis views, but talked to the mcu
, 1863-12-09

Canal = asFssS1 snss T. e s. IS Section Town
ssssps ~ r.
n,s IRsR,ssSi 5Rsse.ssS 4 Ad:!s9 WsS1e ehioaso.
Lo' ~ 0.s sesoel sssson AsaSian 's e Chicago.
sssa
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Tots, vi i. ::ses.sd e unzaoTn: c>..
s
e. :::sssss
uon s, TOWNS la9ge Il, E ofsd PL
81 y g %
q, Ct els y ssscsssd - 70 1nnoEn
Canal Trustees Sfs!Sn7 Town 81, Range
e 81 sE s +
2ss; es T. 81 S e?sasse ssse;ssa
e as;ss;ss e ~ a5sass4ss.
fet,Ga Z ~ 81 TsTn 8 snEe 1 Il. H E,eti
esassa S:fs 4s15 R'$'sss i SsasS Il, ES Section
Lot g, Blk ], assesscd 70 , Cameron.
Rssss Il si,f N,Eff 70 Town
ssd saSd,s's35a e 20 mpe Of
SE Section Il. Town s.. Hangs Il. E of sdPM. ~ ~
Iets 80 lots il, OF lot 1.b1 50. assessed to
sss e ff9k!sass
sne lot IS As'tsq a. Is m shtssfs Is to
sas !sss is 3 IT, ses to 1, 17s, 1 to ls as
as,o. 9otts5aeld;s Addition to Chicago,
d. ss:s;ss z5ssss 5ssP;s9s & cs,e,xo
Canal SsSis v
Lots Z. .1s, blk q, sssessed 70 ] b Parsons.
8 ss:s::s$ e :s s8fas.a s8fasza
VIC 6eldani.h h purchased and asalgued to the tn
4a.s n,'l - Ssislssl; 59za 2 e M Chicago.
sSf$s A$sSsS f2Sais
~. ~ ~, ASsi;syaeIla:s I 4Sd5iioa \ e Chicago.
Ios 81 MbIE Z !. ss assessed L to : S Lsssdner. L
sIsss 81 3 aSs;j5 It'll g ss:.ro
t{s @ :fa oRa et
5e sssa9 . n.5tinsss. tainss 0l'F
sf Of xec
ten tS tGWn 81 ssngs Il !. E ofSa fa5rsf,, A.
s;s;:;s: ss:Ss; Borden
s + ofssa:ieas range
sssi,55 ~ f
oS r sSpdiTlslon of section 49, town 50.
Subdivision Of section o. town 81, range II. Of
Fl s, ., III M 2, assessed to 4 A1drtek.
s;ssESsd e 6; oskRoEn .
uaatSidsd ios T. Il Il. assessed to wllcoz. coo
, 1863-12-09

Truths that Defy Competition.
Read the following facts IN relation to cH1sT Do
RQ6 EXCELSIOR hA1H DYE and then say ii 1t has
nuy equal in the world:
II nclAcf burns the skin hair: It co1ors every
hair alike It's blacks md browns Natures duplE
Gates: it Is applied in ftT minutes: It leaves gloss
upon the hair: 1t 1s more permanent TIN other dyes
contains corrosive Ingredients and lastly its in
rcntor challenges trial between this dye md my
other In existence whether Of nauTe or foreign 0T1-
GIN. ~
Manufactured By j. CR1STADOR0,6 Astor House.
New YORK, Sold everywhere, and applied by ali Hair
Dresscss Price xo0, 81 80 End <so1 per box accord
fpC to B1te. HQ1SsI9lm.
, 1863-12-09

[Receiyed i. H., a5th.I
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. e4, 1866 p. m.
Major General Ha11eck:
The tight today progressed fayorably. Sherman
carried the end OF Missionary Ridge, and his right
is now at the Tunnel and left 1t ChIckamaaga
creek. Troops from Lookout Valley carried tue
point Of the mountain, and now hold the eastern
slope and point high up. 1cannot Jet tell the
amount Of casualties. but our loss Is not hea:y.
Hooker reports 1000 prisoners taken, besides
which small number hare fallen into our hands
iron Missionary Ridge.
U. S. GnAK1. Major General,
, 1863-12-09

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s fhs Undersigned pgrea.ssa % 4 = ScD'a es,a.as
nE sssssssd t9 c,,oso
snhhots 70. a9d of1ot bk q asseassd e ans5own
3: $e&|? s::ss& $3e@ { Ss's's''
~ Z { Section H.
sqbo Hs1fs g. Ct e & rM nsEnovn
ta5a $ssss + 's 4s&'
'ehnssrs sHss's!2P y hs1ss g. s
59ts 1a% 8
Iot Ct ASSESSED asssssd e ss Sts7Sas
Io' t sehoef ssetion ,s Aaafscn shat to Chicago.
1s q ssa ;dGi91oS HoS1e 1 # oflot blk
Lot i, S!E 8, a.sss.s. @ to H unenovn. D ~ ~0'
tos t. Slk Slk sssssd akReFn
1otss, blk q assessed e snsnex5:
Lots @s.2i IS IS and 1t. bik !, sssesssd to unknown
Lets p s s aad &, bIE assessed e unknogn.
IL s|k Rssas
lot 20 in sVebik Of Biz i9 assessed to + " JseTer
1T . i sa6bik sf S!E i, assessed % to LoeE.
na4 .ias'es EaPss aPssoe ea e safPoa "a = i0"h
unEeoNn " 'uo ulk or IN pat1 0lk l'assessea ss
Ii: sssss$T & o. ., and In put e,z ~ s.,s.ssa t.
4ot T. bik j.; 2: Il assessed e to 2 o'conne!l
lan; =, >,,'a- -. - " - = '-
Lot E Of Circuit Court Partition Of K Section 3
, 1863-12-09
4 MOTHER LARGE LOT
OF THE
Knife and Scissors Sharpener.

The best sharpener ever nsed for House Knives
Scissors and Shears-made OF Solid Emory, aud viii
We furnish fastening with which it be used On
nny table. With this machine any sharpen
q pair Of scissors in moment, and with
PERFECT ACCURACY.
parc with t. We invite everybody to call and see 1t
opcrate, SMITH d TANNER Agents,
SO Washington street,
We are general manufacturers agents for the sale Of
HoWe's aud the Florence Sowing Machines. can buy
SMITH 4 TANNER, Age1t8,
deSrSlf-4Tts, Sc Washington street.
, 1863-12-09
VIII prove blesaing1n
EVERY FAMILY.
Can be used with perfect safety
MALE OLD
OBJ OF
FEMALE, YOUNG
Z Z Z 7 7 Z - Z
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

F sa 9ns5 h
cheapest whisky or common rum, coating from % to
g cents per gallon the taste disguised By anse or
THIS CHS Of Dittess has carsed and Will continue 10
c4rse long they be SOIL hundreds die the
Kept continually under the iunucnce of a1coholc
created and kept mp, and tho result s a tho horrors
attendant upon dFunkard's nfo aud death. Beware
For those who desire and WILL HAVE Liquor
tle Of Hoonand1 German DitteEs and ni1 with three
quarts Of good brandy Or whisky. md the result will
be preparation that will far excel IN edlcna! VIZ
viii have al thc virtues Of Hooaads Dttess In con-
nection with good article Of Inner, At a., much
you.
DELICATE CHILDREN,
Those suffering from Marasmus, wasting away, with
short dine. One bottle In sucll cases viii have most
surprising effect.
DEBILITY.
lesuting fto feyers OF any kind. These Bltters will
renew your strength IN q very abort time.
Fever and Aeue.
The shll's I'm not reorn T. these Rtters used
out them.
, 1863-12-09

HOPING Cough and Group,
Howcyer scverr may Be nllcviated and cnred By the
use Of MADAME ZADoC PoHTEn's CURATIVE nALsAx.
THIS Invaluable m"dlclno roa>eeses Tho ektraorii-
nnry power Of relieving Immediately Whooplpg
and TiG51ine in the Throat, + loofens ne ph'egm,
not violent rem b1f o,ilent warming search.
Ing End ufIcctiFn. Can lie taken by ths oldest and
youngest cild. For sale By all Druggists Is cents
1,ct hottie. dp9a - rAW
, 1863-12-09
Bptf111at'S German BittcrS

3enHt1u11'5 &Etn1a11 blttcf6
DR: HooF1AND's
GERMAN BITTERS,
| PREPARED BY
DR.. c. III. JACKSON, Phil'a, Penn.,
Is NOT A
BAR-RooM DRINK,
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM,
intoxicating Beverage,
BUT a HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC,
FREE FR0H ALCOHOLIC sI1MuLlNr Oh
INJURIOUS DRTGS,
AND WILL EFFEcTUALLY CURB
Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia
And .Jnundice.
H00flAkD's GERMAN BlTrERs
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF -
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease Of the
Kidneys, and Disease arising from
1isordared Stomach.
Observe the following symptoms, resulting
from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs: .
Coust.
patton, In
ward Piles, Full
neas or Blood to tho
Head, Acidtty OF the 8to-
mach ,NAusea, Heartburn. Dis
gust for Food, Fn1lness or Weight
In the Stomach, Sour EruCtaIons,
Sinking OF Fluttering at tho Fit Of The
Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and Dtncult breathing, F}utterfng nj the Heart.
Choking or Sunoc atng Sensations when In a lying
posturr Dmness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dnll Palm In the Head, Deficiency
Of PerSptraton, TelloWness OF the Skin and
Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs.
de-, Sudden F1ushea Of Heat, Burning Id
In the Fleeh, Constant 1magtningy
Of EVIL. and great Depfc2-
sion Of 6pir1ts.
, 1863-12-09

Apiil 1851, 1t snch points nearest the Hospitals maY
g. Hosp.tsl: e1, sss esess
= s. 10 saRf III SSasas: M
dsas.s. Surgeon 8. <. Il lessai nAsaPors Poa9s;or
4 r N 7 S T Q r ES.
ns;s g s';ts ssxs.p
InW1Vxsss. VI, q ss9e 5eeeMseF.' MSsss' Isl. !
:;s$ f. s & 81 L. I:
'N>'' " coMp1ErE EAr1oys
ela5 "a I'd
LIZ aa5 ssa m 5stP Ss
- taf e. to 10 m
iasa H. eSSut1ses "a . comsaee aaaa1y md
to bo IN force for ak months.
baeea. c1 one pound aai II four ousces q sas of es
sssd sss RSSna snd IS ounces 81: 6xsaa 9eaz
e Il aSt Is
oa oss
diss; fSa5 ronnas e soaps hire poaads I'D txsive
psFss;oss :s1s I'd 8 5S Ss ,ns..
and q
s4et eEopes. w secetxea or
R!dds1s xl1 sean,.sa t. soratss marked sample,
5: ia sasset 4 e
Tbs ra3un furnished must be of quality equal to
isred saea h@es sna il SCI spanstes 5 - s.
I'll s. M price
part o1 tle stion. tho aggregate OF which
sa R e ss s. u Csc
sssisseto,s xhs , haxs previously
ss s:s*
Tss ssts With s
WI. ss's ssa
E
efsi T. Fl i5 Sss IT, s 0
,o.1 ~ OF ,ss suaaas1at. saaa,1 u ~, stat.
ii
e. Rs VII It oaca satsr n;o eanacf Il n
'Pss ssoaia & saatr.st ps awarded him.
(S'snea' =
IT.; E9sF,ntss ~ %1ss Be appended to esea r.
ttseent pasted at is head and 81 h the I fSoW1aF
Suites snt.isence 81 snch rstoas
e e tas
st.seats nsr Istion: HeFc Follows the price Of
pq3ssifa, 3sfensa5 ea5'S o1 ta'''n'' &C.
a s = e ay e
tf1q; paDos.,, ,nn,t he enclosed in . se,,ea .n,,1o,
4 o4 sl,sar AZ eSsis R.saas sa
nsss5 Sy 10 Tfsasasy q tse uai.eS ssasss sd It
BaSe1s aTs inSfed to b present Il he opening Of
, 1863-12-09


Dostetter's Bittets.
II 0STH7FRR's
-.
CELEBRATED
SToM:-AC Q H
BITTERS.
:! -e;.
j.: ~ =.
PROTECT YoUR HKALfH
WITH :. -.
H0STETTER'S
Stomach Bitters.
Strengthen the Stomach,
1nyigorate the nerves,
Regulate the bowels,
:. Regcnerate the uyer,
Improve tho appetite.
Animate the spirits.
': Bqualizo the circulation,
=, ''' Touo the whole system.
- And thus prolons life.
:..., WITH
Hostetters Bitters.
Dsty unwholesome air.
Qualify Impure watcr.
.. =. Gnard ngainst damp,
Prevent mnlazious fcvcrs,
Anticipate Indigestion,
49, Bahia foyer and aguc.
Brave i'll climates,
i" Recruit exhausted nature.
Sustain body and mind,
-. WITH
.Hostetter' 5 Bitters.
Enfeeb1cd dyspepucs.
roll.wearted operatives,
soldiess in the hospital,
Pale, ca.c-worn citizens.
- Settlers in new lands,
Travellers and explorers,
>. Victims Of sca sickness,
.~, !: The aged and decrepid,
should all be provided
WITH
Hostetter's Bitters.
=. Harmless rs stimulant,
x Powerful as Tonic,
- Quick rs Corrective,
Safe - an Attentive,
Mud rs Laxative.
Sure a. Restorative,
... Good as an Appetizer.
Pleasant rs Cordial
Life has no safeguard
---.~''
EQUAL TO
HOSTETTER'S BITEERS.
TIE PERus or THE SEASON,
AND
HOW TO AVOID THEM
1t is Of innnlte Importance to the public to know that
, 1863-12-09
EEQI GENERAL ERAET.
H1efrfyhd IN n MI

FIoI GENERAL GRAKT.
f2ecclyed Top. m.l
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nor. ., 1sscc33 * p n.
Major Gen. Ha11cck, Generalin-Chief: - y
Although the battle lasted from carry dawn tIll
dark this evening, believe ] am not premature
in announcing complete victory over Bragg
Lookout Mountain top, all the rt1epIts In Chatia.
ncoga Valley, and Missionary Ridge entire, hare
been carried and now held by Us.
Ihayc no idea Of finding Bragg here tomorrow.
q. s. GHANT, Major Gen. Cong.
, 1863-12-09

WILL GIVE YOU
A Good Appetite,
Strong Nerves,
Healthy Nerves,
Steady Nerves,
Brisk Feelings,
Energetic Feelings,
Healthy Feelings,
A Good Constitution,
A Strong Constitution,
A Healthy Constitution,
A Sound Constitution.
WEAK STRONG.
DELICATE - HEARTY.
WILL xAxETm
THN STOUT.
WILL MAKE TIE
DEPRESSED - LIVELY.
WILL xAKE THE
sALLOW COMPLEXION CLEAR,
WILL NAKETm
DULL EYE CLEAR AND BRIGHT
, 1863-12-09

RAIY MEDICAL PURVEY.

0 0RS OFFICE.
Lou16vuIx, Ey., Dec. Ath, 1ssI .
PROPOSALS viii bc recei7sf i this ot1c- -..,,,-
led States of he t:Sat 81 as y ni
Division ofthe Mlspp'' Of ths O. es nf
.nch ne an an.nIite.e .alpp and " Eihutaes} ii
of1 4 sna sn "'a -adcd dur1cs tho rear 1sst.
u a. tho Ice to be wcli packed and stored in
p-ttrT constructed ce~house4 prty1ouS to tho 18th
Ap! 1st at such points nearest the Hospitals - my
be designated from this otdcc.
Tho leo either be delivered BY actual weixht or
!esnss to the Hospitals By the contractors IN
q before the 1st OF May, 1s6l1 who W then 1eeelpt
iof LEG actual contenta Of itc.honscs~
D. T.. MaGRnuFR
, 1863-12-09

HI II d sons Uur1vuIlcd Tooth
Paste


L. acknowledged BY all who usc It to be the BEET
9ES9E1r1 row u 1se ior o1EAs!s9 snd rnIs1AE
has NO Equal. Sold ly Ill Druggists. 5MITH d
DIVER, Wholesale agcnta. deeg9I.3w
, 1863-12-09
FROM GEN. THOMAS.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,
Mr. Q7 1EfR-19 a II


Mai. Gen. Il. ". Ha1Ieck, General-in-Chief:
Gen. Palmer reports Johnson's division, Four
teenth corps, surprised 4. P. Stewards division
last night, taking four guns. two caisson's and
Ringgold at a. m., to.dsy; found tho road strow-
cd With caissons, Imbcls ard ambu1ances. He
commenced skirmishing with tho enemy at II a.
m.. in Railroad Pass OF Gap, near Rlnggold-
cngagc6& and forced the enemy, to abandouthe
position be had taken in tho passes. 10th dirl-
sions suffered severely, tho enemy making obstl.
rent Gel Long. commanding Second brigade, So
cond cavalry division, acnoss South chicSanaugs
to mako raids on East Tennessee and Georgta
prisoners, and reports be has Destroyed The rail-
road from Tyner's station to the uiawaasie, and
ten miles southwest Of Cleveland. He also dos.
troyed 81 wagons and large quantity conmissary
stores End other supplies at Cleveland. The prf.
eoncEs We have taken since the a3d snm up more
than 5,u0.
, 1863-12-09

am weary Of bowling to college and cowl;
Tho orncles lie-I shall wait for the owl.
, 1863-12-09

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Sec that The signature Of c. H. JAuHsoS" IS On the
Wrapper Of each Bottle.
PRICES.
Large Size. 31.00 per Bottle, or 81: Doc. $500.
Medium size, Is or af ooz- 44uo.
Thesrse szc on account Of the quantity the bottles
hold. are much the cheaper.
Should four nearest dtusgst not have the article do
not be nut OF by any OF tho Intoxicating preparations
that may be offered in it's place but send to rs, and
We vii forward. securely packed. by express.
Principal Office and Manufactory,
no. g1 AEcH STREET. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
JONES & EVANS,
Successors to G. II. JACKSON + CO.,
. Proprietors.
, 1863-12-09
DELICATE CHILDREN,

hose suffering from MAras1nus, wasting away, with
carcely any flesh their boneS arc cured ms very
hort time. One bottle In such CAGES Will have most
uprising effect.
, 1863-12-09
OINTMENT.

All who hare Friends or Relatives IN the Army or
Nnvy thouid take especial care thrt they be amply
surrlied Eith these Flls and md wherc re
themselves With better present can te cent
them by their fricnd8- They hare been proved to be
the Sodi8 falling friend in the hour Of need
, 1863-12-09

We.--=. Of tho county Of, and State
q do hereby GuArantec that-.-.fs ablc to NIL
MI the contract In accordance with the OF his
proposition. and hia proposition ba accept
Cd be VIII Of once enter into contract, In accord
Anct herewith.
Should tie contract be awarded him, No ara prepar
ed to become bis securities,
, 1863-12-09

HOW TO AVOID THEM
1t is Infinite Importance to the public to know thai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-30
Rndren for he soIdiers.

1t is said that the plan which General
Kearney inaugurated in his division, Of
hsving his men wear red badges IN their
caps so as to be able st all times to recOg-
nize each other, is to be continued, and
General Hooker has ordered the adoption
Of q similar plan throughout the entire
army. Every soldier and regimentsl of
Ger is to wear q badge which will indicate
to what corps or division he belongs. The
fern Of the badge-s cross, crescent, star,
OF some other symboI-Hm indicate the
CORDS, and its color the division, rod mDrk-
ing the frstd1visiOn, white the second, and
blue Il. third. This plan viii enable stat
I'D general officers to learn at a glance t.
what command stragglers belong, and also
TO identify those in battle who become con-
spicuous either for good or bad conduct.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-30
Mo- meetinr To-Nisht.

Brsinards Hall will be crowded to-
night with the attendants upon the Union
League mass meeting, at which distin-
guished speakers will address the audi
spoe. Senator Sherman has been invited
and is expected. Hon. Nh. G~rOesbeck, Of
Cincinnati, the leader Of the War Demo
Gratis Of the Ohio Legislature, is also eI-
pected. J. F. Asper, Esq, Of Yarrsn
who has iPS t56fonelcy Of the 7th regiment
will also be present and speak. Besides
these invited guests from abroad, Judge R.
P. spalding, Judge Tilden, R. C. Parsons,
ESQ, and others Of u distinguished
townsmen, will speak. Sound words and
hearty Encouragement in the Union cause,
will be heard from each Of them, and a
generous impulse will be given to the
support Of the Government. Similar
meetings are being held in other cities
with the best effect. The people Of Cleve-
land should not be behind in the good
work. One Of these mass meetings every
week would do good, and keep alive the
interest felt in sustaining the Government
and its administration in the conduct Of
the war.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-30
Chairman City Central Union COMMITTEES
The City ConventIOn---Duty Of the CitizeH'.


The City COnvention---Duty Of the Citizens
We publish this morning the call Of the
Central Union League for a City Nominal
ing Convention to be held upon Thursday
next. But the main work comes before
Thursday. Before that day, every ward
in the city shouldhaTe its Union League in
active operation. That League should
thoroughly canvass the ward and know
exactly how every resident in it stands
upon the question of unconditional 10y
atty, and then every Union-lOVing and
Government-suppOrting voter should be at
at the primary meetings to be held on
Wednesday evening to elect the right sort
Of delegates to the counsels of the succeed
ing day. When will our citizens wake up
as they should to the fact that the admin
istrstion Of municipal affairs rests with
the primary meetings2 1t is there that the
Mayor and ell other officers are really
nominated. Let this year be an honorable
exception to former and ones, let every voter
make it his first his only business for
Wednesday evening next to attend the
primary nesting Of his ward.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-30

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The unconditional Union men Of TINS
city who will have no dissolution Of the
Union-and no armistice-who believe
that we can fight as long as traitors ana
rebels can.-who will support the Govern
ment in the vigorous prosecution Of the
war until law is restOred-and who are
opposed to weakening by word or deco
cur brave soldiers in the field, are re-
oussted to meet in their respective Wards
on Wednesday evening, April 1sL at y
O'clock. and continue in session one hour,
ct the following named places, viz lst
Ward at National Hall; I'd Ward, No,
ss Engine House; Sd Ward, Police Court
Room; 4th Ward, No IS Engine House
9Th Ward at Middle St. Clair street School
House; 9th Ward at the WigWami 7f
Ward at No. Is Engine House, Stt
Ward at DeWolfs Office. Columbus Block
9Th Ward at No. 9 Engine House; lOtt
Ward at Kentucky street School House
lItb Ward at the California House Il
nominate one Trustee and n Assessor fol
each Ward, and at the same time to aP
point delegates as follows, viz: LIST Ward
10 ID Ward 10, Sd Ward 4, 4th Ward 10
9th Ward 5, 9Th Ward 6, 7th Ward 8, Stf
Ward 2, 9Th Ward z, 10th Ward 4, It'll
Ward 8; who shall meet in Convention al
National Hal, on Thursday april I'd q
10 O'clock A.. \.
The following Wards, viz; LIST, I'd, 9th
sth. 9th and 10th will each nominate ont
member for the Board Of Education.
H. NJ. CHAPLIN.
-L-s-.. r;t- ra,frsI TTnion Commiftaa-