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The Placer herald., 1863-09-05
Schirrus, Cane Tum Ors, Enlar eme mt,
UlceratiOn, Carries and E1fOliatiOn OF
the Bones.
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HO0rseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Com.
sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsumptivc Patients
In advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known to surpsss any
other for the of throat and lung complaints that
is useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues. It's
unrivalcd excellence for coughs and colds, and its truly
wonderful of pulmonary disease have made II
known throughout the civilized nations of the earth.
Few are he communities, even families, among them
who ha,s not personal experience of its effects
living trophy in their midst of its victory thu
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders and
they know, too, the effects of this remedy I'd not
do than to them that IL has all the yir.
tues that did have when making the which have
won so strongly upon tho confidence of mankind
Prepared by DR.. ]. G. AVER g. co.. Lowell. Masa
Sold by II, Hazell, and Mack Webber, Aublrh
r. II. Mcdonald q Co., Sacramento; and Gran. j
Bingham, San Francisco, aud other dealers o
Medicine.
June ISL l863.--lyr.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-05
Ours Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE pr.nnn

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for the speedy Of the subiOiusd varieties a
Disease:
Scrofula and Scroful Gus frec ction..suoh
as Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Eraptions.
Ptmples, Pustules, BlOtches, Bous..
Blains, and all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9Th June, 1854
J. c. AVER Co. Gents: feel 1t my duty to 10.
knowledge what your Sarsaparilla has done for ma
Having inherited Scroulous infection, have suffered
from 1t In various ways for years. Sometimes It burst
out In Ulcers my hands and arms sometimes h
turned inward and distressed mo ut the stomach. Two
years ago broke my head and my scalp
and ears with which painful and loathsou
beyond description. tried many medicines aud several
physicians but without much relief from any thing In
iact the disorder grew worse. AT length rejoiced
to read in the Gospel Messenger that YOU had
an Alternative (Saisaparla for knew from YOUR reputs
tion that any thing you made bo geod. sent TO
Cincinnati and got it, aud used it till 1t cured me- took
1t, as you advise, in small doses of easpoonfu over
month aud used almost three bottles. New and healthy
skin soon began to form under the scab which after
while fell of My skin Is clear, and know by my
feelings that the disease has gone from my system You
can well believe that feel what saying when toll
you that hold you to be Of the apostles Of the aga
and remain ever gratefully. Yours,
The Placer herald., 1863-09-05
St. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
letter and Salt Rheuln, Sca1d Head,
RiMgwOrm, Sore Eyes, DrOpsy.

Tetter and Salt Rheum, Scafd Head.
Ringworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
DR.. Robert NJ. Preble writes from Salem. N. Y, 12th
eept 1859, that he has cured an nveterate q
Dropsy which threatened to terminate fatally by ths
persevering Of Sarsaparilla aud also danger
Gus attack of ISnnt Eyspe'as by large doses Of the
same; says he cures the common Eruptions by 1t poa
stantly.
BrOnchOcele, Goitre or Swellcd Nook.
Zebuon Sloan of Prospect, Texas, writes: "Tres boz
ties Of your Sarsapara cured me from a Goire "a hid
eous swelling on the neck which had suffered frvm
over two years."
LcucOrrhGN or Whites, Ovarian Tumo or,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
DR.. j d. s. Claiming, of New York City, writes AZ
most cheerfuy comply with the request of your agent In
saving have found your Sarsapara most excellent
Alternative In the numerous complaints for which
employ such remedy but especially Female Diseases
OF tho Scrofuous diahesis. have cured many in
ate cases Of Leucorrhoea by it. and where the
plant was caused by liberation of the Uterus The ulcer
alton itself was cured. Nothing within my kpowl
edge equals 1t for these female arrangements"
Edward s. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala, writes, "A dan.
gerous op1ridn tuor of the females In my family
which had defed all the remedies could employ, has
at length been completely cured hy Extract Of Sar
saparilla Our physician thought nothing hut eytirpa-
ton could afford relief but he advised the trial Of your
Sarsapara as the last resort before cutting, and Il
proved efectual. Aer taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the disease remains"
The Placer herald., 1863-09-05
Rheumatism, GOut, Liver Complaint.

INDEPENDENCE, Preston Co.. Va. 9Th July, 1859.
Dr. j. C. AVER: Sir, have been afflicted with pain.
fnl chronic Rheumatism for long time, which batled tho
skill of physicians and stuck spite Of all the
remedies could hnd until tried your Sar8aparlla One
bottle cured in two weeks and my general
health so much that am far better than before was
attacked. think it Il wonderful medicine. J. FREAM
Jules Y. Getchel of st. Louis, writes: al have been
afflicted for years with affection Of II" Li,er, which
destroyed my health tried every thing and every thing
faed to relieve me and have been broken-dowu
for some years from other than derangenent
the Ltrer My beloved pastor the Rev. Mr. Espy advised
me to try Snrsapaa because he said ho krew you,
and any thing you made worth trying. by the bless
lug of God 1t has cured and has purified my blood
as to make man of me. feel young again. The
best that can be said of you Is not half good enough"
Schirrus Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and Exf0liatiOn OF
the Bones.
great variety of have been reported whore
cures OF these formidable complaints have resulted from
the Of this remedy but space here will admit
them. Some of them may be found in our American
Almanac, which the agents below named pleased to
furnish gratis to all who call for them.
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilcp.
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable cures of these affections have been
mado by the Alternative power of this medicine. Ii smu
laes the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the
cessitics of the people, and confident that this will
do for them all that medicine do.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-05
NOTICE. .

Lincoln, Aug. %, lS63.-3t.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
Port Of New YORK. November 10, 1854.

CLEAkED
steamship China (Br), Anderson Queenstown and Liver
stea nshp Yazoo. Couch. New Orieans-Ludlam. Hone,
Steamship Potomac Sherwood Portlaud-H B Cromwell
Ship Grshams Policy, Norton. New oricaas-R Drum
Bark Alfredo tFr>, Morenter, H>vrs-yasbe Reynal
Bar Sssl ks%s CIR & GapS ya.s ESCss
Bs Bs
Brig Eastern star Ward. Turks Tslands-Bshop Bro
scSr n Rue, Wright Ale1snd.... r Au%.ct.
schr James Jones, Burton. washngton-vsn Bruns a
w% pitts mss'9s sscz w. fx,
schr Ralph Hewitt, Rhoades Boston, v Haviland.
sr s Wans a~r Ma.n ssw HaSs
sSp
Steamer Frank. Shropshire. Philadelphia
oueensscwa 5S fM with %ase ana la7 sleerase
rss:i &. ~ cSpss New
tsssa t ssss s hssSy '0I
T. :'
NJ s ss'ss Ss souad %'i:
Steamship Eagle Hepburn; Hsvsn1 ;,d Nov X rM NM
IL .::.j =:
ps NH scoo: oso s ss a Sn "
snip Gem CSs.a wiI:m' i ssT
ass;sss = :. IS, $ ;sI
to S
crnit. and from thence home. s.,. -
c' wight Vi @ Co. % Hsa heavy norsss wind: Ss
ssrk oron Sof yarmouth: Ns). Cook. cardr' IS days.
70 &,
BARK Gusave (Fr,. Lamouse. Martinique. Oct q. will
Bark Commodore tcf Js.ns,. caGsry. Bedeaus. rzI
W% xs nv vi. e c!.Bss Bssi k.S SG West !. d. in
srg csss Rss Peel Aspinwsr. 70 days with, mdse. to
Brig Henry Ia.steS.y sot Turks y.l.ns:: x.ishsws Nj
BRIG I. Csysnne sof Tlrs issnds DoSsr,1 Au. Cages
Toas o o %sos Ss sn"an Se ud Turk IT,
& dasa Nth sr As ALT 70 Thcs % J4mss Nov la ist e ~ lon M
Brig Geo Iaidis~ tBr,. wilson HsvsIa, Il days with
Biz S:1. !DsnS Won Helm, Havana. 7d.y'. with su-
fss:;Ss D'aa, KfsAs Hsss Sunderland H''''f
Nov a, $ %. lon 70 Co. boarded ~ sanbosi
Mig Petrol Island. oough Inagus is days. with
srs bsr.e toS Warren Mel, H.nry cl.s. Bay. IL days.
msnSnS e1ss he CUR o 81 .S
lTD:ns ;sss SS.s , win
Ss p'i H.n. LIZ o ns % spoke Dsna
sshr Castor DAM. Seehusen Grand Turk. IT, II days
Mis-; ss q, e ys:p ". asg: Island
e
Steamer vidette 10 transporl, Woodbury.. Newbern.
via Fortress Monroe 10 hours,to Quarterms msster.
Steamer Diamond STATE ~ transport. Nichols wash
inrtop. 10 " Quartermaster.
Steamer charles ossood 1u ,ransporl,. aeer Washing
ton. 10 4 s Quartermaater.
Steamer Tacsay. Pierce Phiadeiphia.
Steamer westcnes,er Young. Providence
The ship Gosehen 7h, consigned 10 Chas Wright
Co mot a. reported).
ys: A.eT W s,s' 70
cock, Machas: Br schr Buenavcutura. \
lsth-6teamshps China. YAzoo
Wind n suusat SW
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
American DhiDmasssSs' AsseelaaSon,
NoM WALL ofnuBs.Rosns - AND -.
ne following approved Masters and oAssn have rsesvs.

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;.;s $s;i 4!
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AZ. SI,! siHS s!.1s :if :ss
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w S.s ds SsS
po1p: Sas ksssss; samuel SsSss: &c Isa::r; john
si ~.T s: css wa'
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Hsssy ny Pses sasr % Sul,. 3 asm:ss Tssss " wi.ss@
ss Ss. s x.1 sa is s s I fss
Miscslianseus.
srrAxsBIr cHrSA. Cap, Auderson, sailed yesterday for
Queenstown and Liverpool. g..
srsAxsmir Yssoo Cap, Couch aied yesterday for New
orssna .r-
srrA..n,r z. cp Which :.ilsS hence I'm Ia.. 70. "a
dsrs @ nssmsns % her machinery.
s. scS M.ss.A q Letter c from c:s crS:s, Of ne
s . Il ss sssG ana S he S
lon % ard ~ hand. .srs .s Ian landed a =, santa
steamer Tor csdis "'' sA'' " ''' -'' ~ ''' "'
,sss.Ss ysorCr..,., 70 nemssr. from L.epoc, es, 8
necssi shthoo.e Long Island clock YESTERDAY
,ss G s.ss for vessel: Light Grew an saved IT 'saed
Point ssoa, q: ps:,ien when sse sr.,
wen, on Her cargo Of SAL h., r,.sd @ & 70 .dn
were entertained that she would OF hxh water
y';;;s s;i's Sas' s 'is: s
on vessel cargo.
Bsro MKrros (of Bcstoul Carman, from Glsoe Bay CD
for PhiadeiphIa put Boston IN as BE- ore re-
por,edh eafy and with manmss' sprung ina Sc gale Iih
inst.
1885, rating Afh has been sold fer about fi5OU
BrArronr. NC. Nov l3-ft s reported that schooner
With mds. wrecked Bosas Inlet on or sbou, she
s he s ~ rs ss @ n'ss S. rs'sss
for this port II s also reported she s beed that
portion or her saved By the rebels
bcsu seat 70 Richmond.
The following American vessels have been sold London
during The week ending Nov a.
f6i,A
smr sassocs Of ii2s ,oss bull, Bath 10 1853 FOR
srip asalH vsrruss uncorpered built IL Bath sod
iaunrhed IN April last Of 1870 TONS for klt so
Mr. Henry wenye of Boston has purbased the superior
shtp rccsrty t-snched by TobeS TsGcd ~ Por,so th
MI ai price made pubic She Il noHcr'ag bttei fr
90. s-f fs m h~ c~slri the Corooatsc--
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
How tho Government Treats the Rebel
Prisoners I'm our Hands.

As contrast to the barbarity OF the rebels,
the conduct Of tho Unit.d States government stands
out in the most prominent and praseworthy manner.
There In hands not less than from twenty.
Eve thousand TO thirty thousand rebel prisoners con-
nned at Fort Delaware, Johuson's Island Chicago,
Davids Island and other places. All these supplied
with food and rament with unbounded liberaiy. OF
tho prisoners en- Davids Island speak more par
ticuarly for they are here the spot under mme.
diae observation. In addition TO the supplies regularly
scnt them By the they have received all kinds
OF Iuxuries, fruit tobacco and other things from cur
citizens The government too has caused regular raons
Of tobacco TO be served to Them Tho thing done
at Johusons Island. In Chicago have six thousand
one hundred rebel prisoners, and hero the rations
issued by the government profuse that the
rebels cannot eat them all. II found by re,er-
ring to to the Commissarys accounts, that ns had Of
these surplus raoBe, value TO the amount Of 000
which could rot be used, and therefore, left in his
h,nds be disposed Of FOR the benefit of tho pris.
oncrs, circumstances might require. This viii show
how abundant and muniHcent the provisions Of tho
United states government for rebel prisoners, while
brave soldiers captured in open battle confined
starve in lonely Southern dungeons The civilized world
will pass It's verdict. t.
We subjoin interesting correspondence this
ject, which place between General Meredith and
Commissioner 0uld, In which the latter gentleman Is
pretty well handled. Tho public have idea Of the
prevsrcaions and suberuges that have been used BY
that unscrupulous rebel commissioner, Ould who appa
rentiy delights in the tortures indicted blythe hearless
savage and brutal rebels Tho last of these letters was
sent by General Meredith Ouid and returned with
out comments answer, merely because it contained
some wholesale truths which would not sit well the
empty and bilious stomach OF the rebel commissioner
Tho letter will amply repay careful perusal, and given
verbatim from the original manuscript The other let
ters speak Cor themselves.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

"a
You state that tho 'cxcess' without taking into &C.
count tho Mount sterling captures, was 100 whereas
the whole number, Including said captures only
10 All
IT, IN making up tn, balance Lieutenant Co,ooe, Ina
low failed TO give rolls and numbers 1t does not Justify
you In anticipating declaration by without furnish
either rolls numbers, giving time 10 con.
suit tho records 10 mako them up for myself when the
paroing u properly done, both parties have rolls ana
then there be ltto difficulty In arrspgn ng exchange
20 be stimuli sneousy declared You state thai when tho
federal troops declared exchanged tho 9th cf
May tho Confederacs were declared exchanged 10 the
exchanges both sides not alike The COME ederaie
Trsoncrs delivered between the two dates amount TO
5053 privaes and n we have already received equiva.
lens for them they should be deducted from former
cred by declaration Of September IL and tho sub
10 q, ,t5O.
Tho number federal troops on parole September
and declared exchanged amouns 10 % oil Tho oheers
Included those parped NJ Gettysburg aud elsewhere
rot thoso delivered at CITY Point
These numbers differ nom thu sc given 10 you before,
because, In making mp that calculation all enlisted men
were counted alike, whereas non-commsiopcd officers
should have been counted two priva,cs.
Giving you then, credit for tho hyo thousand and
eighty three enlisted men, which you were delivered
al City Point between the 9th and the Esd OF May aud
declared exchanged by Colonel Ludow you pop in our
% Eve tAousond frs Aundrod and ity nine sniissi nun
You state tha, you have IN your possession valid pa.
prisoners that claim parole We show the rolls
OF delivery the places named IN the cartel rccciptcd by
Coufederne officers and you can show similar rolls OF
the sixteen thousand men you speak OF, they Will, o
course, be recognized valid and you will be credited
with them. Respectfully, your oseden, servant,
Brisader General and Commissioner for Exchapge.
M. ouLp TO essnsAL nxsrprrH.
Rcunovp Oct 81 1919,
Brigsdisr General q. A. Mrsspru Agent Of Excha,ss-
Sr-m seeu 70 yeur communication OF the l7th snst
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

The General intended to continue forward supplies
as fast as they could be sent from City Point to Rich
mond The supplies sent by the Sanitary Commission
consisted mostly Of concentrated food OF all kinds pickles.
undercothng, towels SOAP sponges combs (coarse and
fne), and little tobacco There was but little doubt
felt that the supplies sent by the and BY
commission would be received at Richmond and distr
buted among our men there.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
They Refuse to Allow Provisions to Go
to the Prisoners.
THE Ex xCH A N O. II,
Sharp Correspondence Between Gen.
Meredith and Commissioner Ould.
How the Federal Treat Rebel
Prisoners,
10. ke., q.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 10, 1868.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 10, 1868.
The steamer Convoy, which left here last Saturday
with provisions and clothing for soldiers held prs
ousrs 10 Richmond returned to-day bringing back the
provisions and clothing Colonel Irving, who had charge
OF the matter refused the privilege Of taking the
ratons to Richmond.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
Obituary.

vAs wycKs Brown, infant OF b. Graiz Brown, tho
recently elected Senator from Missouri died at ST. louis
on tho 18th inst
An old lady named sunUsrNp, residing 10 West Phla.
dephia died the I2th inst a the age u hundred
years She bad worked for the government for sixty
years, and lived In tent, corner OF Eighth and Vine
service during the Indian wars In Florida. She went
along win hin, sswed up the soldiers clothes and as
sisted in every way The battle Hcd After peace was
restored the couple returned 10 Philadelphia and from
that time until within few months OF her death sbe had
worked Tor the United States Arpensl Her husband was
In the United States service through the Of 11To
Joas p. Mnlsn, 6 Hsmp0eId township, wsstnnorelsnd
county Pa died % the 1sth ut aged ninety eight years
and two days. he had eleven cbdrea, eighty grand
four grest great grsndchdrea, and two hundred and
eighty desccudans Seven of hs children arc yet
funeral.
Hos. wsllAn Pscxssn died 81 eou,h Kisrsicws,
Rhode isiand, November 7, sged eighty two ycars.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

Commodore Oliver Haswel Perry. They were nearest
nelghbors In childhood Their fathers estates joined
each other They attended the Same school % chill.
dren. and the Judge taught young Perry his letters.
After Oliver went into the navy he seldom came 70 South
Kingsown. TIN after the baltic Of Lake Erie when ne
built house Judge Peckhams on the psternal
estate intending 70 spend his old age By the side Of bis
CHARLOTTE, daughter OF General w. g. Rosecrans, died
al Yellow Springs, Ohio. on November IL.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

what the Government Attempted to do
for the Union Prisoners I'm Richmond.
Our government is ready and willing, and has made
every effort, supply the wants OF our suffering and
starving soldiers now confined in Southern dungeons.
General Meredith recently authorized to send every
thing that was needed 10 supply the wants Of
those imprisoned in Richmond; but, as we see,
tho rebel authorities have most cruelty refused TO allow
anything to proceed TO the intended destination The
supplies 80 sent consisted Of the following articles
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
S HIPPING NEW S

Msvsmsnss or ocean Sesamsss.
Malls forwarded By every steamer regular lines
The steamers for from Liverpool call
csp< the Canadian ine which call Londonderry Ths
steamers for from the Continent call st Southampton
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

Court Calendar-Thts Day.
SUPREME CoURr-CmcUu. Part I-Calendar unchanged.
Part 2-73 Duane street-Calendar unchanged
COMMON PLxAs.-Part Mos $50, 2l8T, TIT, 720,
21o8, 2220. -
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
Arrival Of the Victims or Rebel Barba-
rity ut Annapolis.

=. BALTIMORE, Nov. Is, 1858. \
Three hundred and City paroIed men have arrived at
Annapolis from Richmond. They are in wretched con-
diton Six Of them died the way up. The Christian
Commission is administering TO their relief They
badly in need Of underclothing and other necessares
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

stats that enera Orders Nos 40 and 100 were not sent
20 at the same time received General Order No 80
long before No 100 delivered 10 me Their respec
tive dates will that to be the fact Ny per
sona recollection hat General Order No 100
communicated u letter It s my habit faithfully to
keep all elters written by tho federal OF exchange
careful search oil the records of office does not dis
close any letter from Lieutenant Colonel Ludow com
municating General Order No. 100. Lieutenant Colonel
Ludlow at City Point the 23d OF May, 1865 and
no then there delivered 10 General Order No 0o
stating that the principles therein announced would in
the future control the operations OF the forces Of the
It, any written to accompany It never
ceved It. You are IN error. therefore, when you say
Lieutenant Colonel Ludlow the 22d OF May 1868,
enclosed copies of General Order No 40 and No l00
announcing regulations and instructions for tho govern
OF the United States forces In tho field tn
the matter OF paroles, stating that these orders and
the cartel govern your forces and that, whom
the cartel conced with the orders they 10 be set
aside Independent OF the facts OF the case justified In
say any such communication would have been
general orders in violation OF the cartel but would
have declared that the later general order which ts
announced to be the controlling law, should be
aside by the provisions contained IN an earlier paper
again assert that the only notification ever received
successive changes OF purpose In the matter OF
paroles from your general orders according 10
their respective dates delivered to me without any fur
ther comment than have already communicated 70 YOU
You say my reference to the acts OF Lieutenant Colo
mel Ludlow does not sustain You further say, tho
troops thus declared exchanged by Lieutenant Colonel
Ludlow as follows il
Fifty first regiment Indiana Volunteers. 3Tl
Seventy Nth regiment indiana Volunteers. 268
Third regiment Ohio Volunteers. 3ll
Tennessee cavalry %
| Total ............. o0s
Paroled at Mount Sterling a63
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
GENERAL MEREDITH TO Nh. oULp.
0fFIcn COMMISSIONER FOR EXCHANGE,
EnUrovyu N

FORTRESS MONROE Va, Nov. IL, 1880.
Hon. r. OuLD, Agent Of Exchange, Richmond, Va. -
sn--I scknowlsdss the receipt Of your communcatou
OF October 81 would have been surprised at is con-
s,S sI. ~ n,d Soi nss been .caneS With your
tho last interview but one which had with you you
stated 20 mo distiuoty and uneQuvocay that you would
tously feI. that you had the right do Tor the pur
pose Of putting into the neid You made this state
yious interviews with you bad saken the prscaaion TO
have verba! propositions Of any importance, made BY
yos rsa1esS TO writing on h: occasion refrsined from
you the Justice TO thar have no doubt yoa have for
go.ssa what occurred q that mcetiug
probably servo 70 convince Others though they may not
you. that Is highly probable that, while labssias under
statement ssSuisS to ycu. FROM US % Your letter dated lea
october 2, 1888, Il take the following
ss., Sow inform % you In yies of The recent Seesr.,on q
ssree decline the proposition made 70 you on the 18th oi
sore. viii es sss s q sss . par
sue any course a. TO exchanges paroles which shey may
Again. In your letter to OF October is yoa state
i@. bsssd upcn hs psrcss II
eerss soldier. Is nc, 81 nn%csI Ss9
changed By your last notice.
10 these two extracts you srogsis TO your government
and yourself the right 10 declare exchanges.
or course government In n prosperous q condition
a. tho coniedersey with 10 supsrabundsnce 70 put
purpose. Nor would high toned. honorable gentIemss
who has reserved to himself The rirns 70 declare
changes, use that right with she idea or putting msa N
the neid. fet III well known that many onlccre end
meu captured at vicksbirg were 10 The battle Of
Chickamauga deem IL proper here 70 say . few
words In relation To the eighteen housasd paroles which
yoo s'te you nave IA your posscsnion and which you
chim ~ valid You rest tho validity OF these paroles
whch have never $500 and which you scknowledge 70
have been sccumulatlns for many nncnhs) general
orders the United States zoverument Nos 20 and 100.
These tsv orders announce general based the
upon no csaer o esther party could any OF
rrosslcna which have stated 10 you several
ssopsa fof natsnce. CON mmsnacr besns csntu-ci