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A Memphis dispatch of the 10th says
"A heavy snow storm has prevailed for
twenty-four hours. More snow has fallen
than we have seen for twenty years, and
yet it comes" At Frankfort, KY, on the
18th, the snow was twenty-six inches deep.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-21

The Arkansas Legislature has imposed a
.6ne.of not less than s., 600 nor more than
$1,000, or imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary for from Eve to ten years, upon the
parties caught trading with the Yankees.
Since the capture Of Arkansas Post and
the consequent nearness of the Federal
forces, the Legislature msy be thinking Of
the best way of escaping the clutches Of
those same Yankees.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-21

Judge NJ. Young, of Henderson, Ken
lucky, a memter of the House, while on
his way from Louisville to Frankfort, was
taken with cOngestive chills and died on
the cars.
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ArtiaeiaI LInb. for enc soIdIers.
The State Journal says

awe are instructed to say that all sol
diers entitled to artificial limbs, who are
not in any of the General Hospitals estab-
lished for their reception, win, upon pre-
senting proper proof to Surgeon L. Il. HOl-
den, Medical Director of the Department
of the Ohio, No. 81 West Third Street, Gin.
cinnati, receive al order upon the manu.
facturer for the same. This is in accord
ance with the directions issned from the
Medical Directors Office for the Depart
ment Of the Ohio, Jan. 9th, 1852
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-21

At the meeting Of the Connecticut State
Agricultural Society, held in New Haven
on Wednesday, it was determined to sp-
.propriste the proceeds Of the land scrip,
amounting to lsO, 600 acres, voted to it by
Congress, to the development Of the shef-
field Scientific School, connected with
Yale College. This scrip, it was stated,
nay yield 100000.
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war MANUAL.
NATIONAL WAR MANUAL,
A book For tho soldier and His Friends
on T EN- s.

ETENTs:
Soldiers Pension and Bounty Act;
Instructions fer Obtaining Pensions, Bounty, Back
Pay, &C.
Back Pay and Raiions Of Officers and Priva.es Cen
Back and Annual Pay Of ohicers and seanen IN Q.
8. Navy;
Conhscafion and Emancipation Bills;
Proclamation BY the President, and
Record Of Daily Events In the Rebellion, &c.
s97sent BY Mail on receipt Of Price. Inpapsr COW
address, B. g. GREEN, Agt,
ianI9 P. o. Box 1876, Cleveland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-21

A BROTHER of Joseph Proctor, the ira
gedian, was captured at Galveston. An
other brother escaped.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-21

Among recent deaths in the Washington
hospitals were John Woods, Of the 7sd
Ohio, and Captain Allen, Co. ], 9Th Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-21

The Paris correspondent of the New
York Commercial Advertiser. in giving
an account Of the New Years diplomatic re-
eeption by the Emperor of the French, says:
$40 Mr.. Dayton the Emperor made
a remark which would have been most
cruel irony, but for the manner in which
it was said. The American Minister said
that he had hoped this time last year that
on this occasion he would have been able
10 give him better news from the progress
loffhe war, to which his Majesty rep lied,
sYes, that he also had hoped formore pro-
,gress, bat, he added, with smile, Get us
hope that you will have better news TO
give me BY this time next year"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-21

Dispatches from Rosecrans' army show
ihat the General is at work vigorously,
wedding cut the ineompetents and shirks
from his army. Second Lieutenant Jesse
Bali, Co. I, ssh Illinois volunteers, is dis
hOnorably dismissed the service Of the
United States for accompanying his ten
der Of resignation with go despicable a
reason as that he is tired Of the service,
and is opposed to the proclamation Of the
President Of the United States. The Cen
eral Commanding is glad to rid officers Of
this army Of fellowship with such q char
acter.
Captain Duncan C. Read, 24th WiscOn-
sin volunteers, has been dismissed the ser
vice for deserting his regiment while it
was engaged with the enemy, under pre-
tence of sickness, which subsequent &C
sion proved to be false.
Second Lieutenant A. D. Faber, 8Stb
Indiana volunteers, dishonOrably dismiss
Cd for drunkenness and subsequent con-
Taleseence.
First Lieutenant James A. Scott Co. G.
A2d Illinois, dismissed for sbsenting him.
self without leave during the battle, who
forwarded as an excuse a certificate Of
suffering from disease, dishOnOrable alike
to soldiers and gentlemen.
Colonel W. B. Casselly, Of the 69th Ohio
ts dismissed for drunkenness on the field
Of battle.
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ACoIored Prorost lIarsbnl.

The following is an order OF the Provost
Marshal Of Louisiana, by which colOred
Marshal is sppOinted for the districts
named;
OFFIcE PRoVosT MARSHAL GENERAL OF La,
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 6, 1868.
Mai. ". o. Fisk, First Louisiana Volunteers,
is hereby appointed Gn addition TO the parishes
nov under his eontrOl) Provost Marshal Of the
Parishes OF St. James and 81. John the Baptiste,
right bank ofthe uVer. fSigned)
. JONASH. FRENCH.
Provost Marshal General Of Louisiana.
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Eorthern Ohio Soldiers admitted to Louis
willie Hospitals.
The friends Of the soldiers named below
who have been admitted to the hospitals at
louisville, viii be glad thus to learn Of
their whereabouts:
HosPITAL No. 9.-Henry Coffeen, Co. A.,
18th; Charles Danforth, Co. B. 4lst; Ja-
cob Haller, Co. G., 69thi Nathaniel Jones,
Co. E., e9ih; James P. RAIDER, Co. c., 49th;
Thomas A. Scott, Co. B., 4lst.
HOSPITAL No. S.-Leonard D. Smith, ser
geant Co. K, 41st; George Webb, Co. F.,
41st; Andrey Winter, Co. K, 4lsIi D.
W. Young, Co. G., 4lst.
HosP1rAI No. ALVIN Jacobs, Co. E.,
4sth; Owen H. Ruder, Co. c., 4sth; ThOs.
E. Stephenson, Co. G., sd CarOlis Simon
Co. h, 49th.
HosPIrAL No 1O.-Wm- Berdue, Co. F.
49th; John W. Reed, Co. A., 1sti Nelson
stubbin, Co. E., 41st.
HOsP1rAL No. III. A. Cutter, Co. A.
Alst; Thomas GilbrAth, lst Ohio Battery
Charles II. Smith, Co. A.. 41st.
Hosr1TAL No. 1S.-JOhn Caldwell, Co. E.
zlst; Samuel CLARK, Co. B., 18th; serg
WIT. May, Co. =, lst.
The above were admitted on the l4th--
The following were admitted on the 18th
Hoss1rAL No. Joel 7. Bailey, Co. B.
18th; VIM. Barr, 9Th Ohio Battery Lev
Freed, Co. D., 49thi James VI. Parks, Co
E., 18th.
HOSPITAL No. ls.-H. Conway, Co. E.
41st; Joseph Pains, Co. H, 18th.
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orTIcE PaovOsr MARSHAL GENERAL OF La,
AT the meeting Of the Connecticut State

Provost Marshal General OF ofLouisiana
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-13


Persons from 6 70 90 years can learn this system
In 8 few lessons ladies' are taught to write in !
neat, easy and rapid manner and gentlemen IN bold
rapid, business style.
To persons acquainted with its merits his svstein
Of writing sds no other accommodation but those
unAequainted with IL, Mr.. d. refers 10 the following
remarks and testimonials. Instead OF teaching Pen
mHuship merely limitation Art an experience Of
q years has enabled him TO reduce q 70 the certainty
Of science 20 thai being guided by Enosledse In.
stead OF random praoies pu s from 10 50 years can
in short time learn 70 write with EASE, ELEGANGg
and RAPIDITY.
30 accurate Is his system, and 80 Uniform in its
success that after Witnessing its effects several
hundred pupils In Nashville, the lamented Alfred
Hcme Obseryes.
''Havlng bad fair opportunity OF examining your
system Of Penmanship, and having seen the wonder
fu aud rapid improvement Of your pupis IA 70 y
school Consider IL bal lust % say. that believe il
70 be not only the bsf sySa, but he oHly ose dsssr
Fia1 he Eanor By strict attention TO erues CIV
en-, any person may, in short time, acquire free,
RAPID and elegant hand. should be Fteazed to see
Is universally adopted"
This expression was eoncurred In by
Maj Gen. L. P. Gaines, .. s. Army;
Bis Excelency, James c. Jones, Gov. Of Tennessee.
1t. Rev. J. II. otey, Bishop OF Tennessee
RI. Rev. r. p. Miles, Bishop q Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, d. D. Pres. Of Nashville Uui-
FersLy.
Rev. J. 7. Edgar, D D., and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says:
FBeizg requested by Messrs. Doibear 10 state the
standing in society Of the gentlemen signers the
within, do with much pleasure being acquainted
with most Of them they highly respectable, and
gentlemen Of education and Of high Standing in
ciety. ANDREW JACKSON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-13
DIR. kings DlSPENSARY.

NgNs 49, DR. KING formerly Of New York,
tsE for last years OF Louisville, KY,
Nee9Sz15Ae who has devoted bis attention to
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 year, AttorI
himself, having attended 70 practice for many
year, and cured &c many Thousands, he Is enabled
to cure all diseases OF private nature, no matter
how bad Their may be fscm iniudciOus medical treat
inert, or from neglect Of their own. d.. Kings
Dspensary a No. g DeadsricE street, between Cher.
y and The Square, second story whore he ewes al
diseases Of private nature. Iat
GcnorThoea cured without nAaseous medicines o.
Interference with bu5lnecS
Structures Of Old recent date snectuAly oured IN
= few dare, By an operation which osDses no pain.
Where q structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease oagses more mischief sad Under
nircs the Constitution &c much.
Eyphis, with ell ths diseases OF the Exin growing
cutlof neglect bad treatment can Be e1ectGally
cured In q Gez days
esszfsal RS5sssf Particular At f6ltlln having bssz
given 20 this disase and sll the oonsoquehcos grow
ing out Of Il, brought on in many cases b. the Do
structivs habits OF neonsiderate youths, and exezs
i've indulgence Of the pasSioDs,a neglect Of which
will undcrn.ue the Constitution, rendering the rub.
Iect unit for business or society, and eAasng prea
ture old sSo.
Females who may be labofiag Win uay diaaSu.ty
sae Womb nay rest assured Of immediate Fs---4.
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed, direct 10 d.. A. King
70. q Desderiek street, Esshvis, TSnn., viii haVs
Ire neossslrJ medicines sent 10 their address Oos
hourS ircn y e'elo1k In tia morning untl In The
ssslng tf1lv lo-ta dA~iV'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-13

The Richmond EnquiTer is disguised
with the foreign policg Of the rebels
since the recent publlestiOn Of inter-
cepted ccrrespondence in Northern pa
pers, and suggests "a short joint resOlu-
iion Of both Houses that the President
be requested 10 shut up the Department
Of State, lock its door, and put the key
ia his rocket"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-13

Russia is preparing 20 meet, or share
in, the pending war conflict in Europe on
q gigantic scale. Three hundred light
ers laden with stone have been already
sunk ia the s5uth channel entrance t.
Cronstadi, and Gen Todleben, With ether
engineers, were engaged in constructing
and improving vast system Of. def0n.
sive works composed Of iron and earth
combined, in the most scientific manner.
1t is said that the English Blakely gun
has been adopted, after investigation, By
the Russian authorities. The London
Times acknowle5ge that the Car defies
all other great Powers, allied or single,
OF the Polish question; that be is about
to oblisegAte tho nationality Of Poland in
bosd, and that England cannot In any
way aid The Poles IN their attempt 70
avert the fate Of their country.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-13

The Richmond Wing says that the TO-
bacco belonging to the French Govern
ment is about 10 be removed from Rich
mOnd within the next few weeks, On
French vessels. 4 s