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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
pYsMRNORnHA, OR PAINFUL MENSTGUATiOH, AM
IN MEEORiIiAGIA OR Pkofusk FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUA ALTON,

0Nii hbf1i
which female is a constant recurring
III east and through neglect the seeds OF grave aud
dangerous malad,.s are the result and as month aher
ture the suppression becomes chronic the patient gradu
aj loses her appetite the bowels conspated night
sweats come on, and the consumption finally ends her
career.
LEUCORRHGA. OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon inflammation Of the mu
lining of the vagina womb. 1t L. in all
oompaned by paine the back. the bowels
and through the hips teaspoRfu Of the medicine may
be taken three times day. with an injection OF table
spoonful Of med ne mixed with hall pint ei soft water
morning and evening
IRRITATION or TIVE NICK tF THE BLADDER, IN.
FLAMM MON or THE klDSrYS AND CArARRH
sOf HE BLADDER. sTkANGUARY AMI BUM
ING OF PAINFUL UklNATlNG.
For those diae,,es It Is truly sovereign remedy aud
too much be said n ts praise single dose has
been known To relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Of the back and through tue hips teaspoonful day
ofconsttuton Water will relieve ), u Ike magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
II has no equal n relieving the most distressing symp
ing FOOD. NC. Take tea poonful after dnner. III.
dose IN OIL may be Increased II desired but should
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Haze long since given up the Use OF buehu cubes aud u-
nber In the treatment OF these Diseases aud only them
for tho want OF a better remedy
CONSTITUTION WATER
liza. proved itself equal to the tack tina, has dsvolved
upon IL.
DlURETlcS,
Irtae drench the kidneys by constant use soon
lie Al faa de AT ION anden
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

Anew Legislature viii assemble "a the s,A - Jana
ay neat hs asioh wlll have deep interest fef The
oifcns II Indiana. The Nsfiaei viii faithfs
and n,rligem report u ls proceedings, 80 that the
reader understand fo dss day ~hst their Repre-
.eutatlxes are dtIps
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

WIN soon assemble. and the most mpoFtsn, qas.sen.
will be brought before 70 fof determination. one %
which. the Emancipation md Cclairsssn pelcy -
President viii vitality snrvi The futue o. the esantry.
All Interesting Congressional preo.sdnrs all -
ported in he lNafinsf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

Has proved itself equal the ask that has devoved
upon H.
DlURETlcS,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
These Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases
mitch Asus has far Resisted me beet directed
Treatment. eaa be- Completely Controlled
BY The REMEDY aop before US.
THE CURATIVE

properties % the medicine dlrec, themselves tathe
sans OF discretion, by 40 altering the condition Of the
stomach and liver that the stafehy principle OF food
Il not converted into sugar long the system Is under
the Influence u the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
READ, READ. READ.

Irrtac and drench the Kidneys and by constant use
csd 10 chronic degeneration aud confirmed disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

II has equal n relieving the most distressing symp
Also. Headache, Heartburn. Acid aeh, vomii
ing FOOD. nc. Take n teaspoonfu after dinner. III.
dose IN OIL may be increased II desired but II should
be done gradually
, 1863-10-11

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, 1863-10-11
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ijr1F GREAT DRAWBACK TO

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IA HTIFICLAL LEGS.-C. STAT.
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&k(( REWARD.-4A reward Of
Aad c.uvtry It :se aii$d Ssns+A FAvAt kentexvoF-
:. ifo Chic+so CT C:Ietaaaa 0fessa u st5 fuliov.
irE rl1ed stAIuea, xl1o dz.n1 ~ <on IL Ua't+o
h:sns Rsce~t:F rhtp "c.sIa re3.ez. Css-o. Ill.
Or IT, night Of 51: taJ 5sptxns u ~. tH
WILLIAM Hs'Ks1. ~ Jstst ~. ~. !ncte.
l'Ea t4c& h4if nfA:h cJeS: "a esEs Gs:sn -t;on
h:Eh ~: e{e., dAtk hsr a.A n"r!a 70 et.st,a-
WILLIAM bESS!$ . Fcats ~ Iass htGu~ blaH
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III ATEh C!'kE AND HO
H3 uK K;1rA1Ut.. NED{EAL IIFiELAKT

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6, J. C00K, Chicago, Genera, Agent
o1ee IA " {ta.es; H. Iadr Block
sall xx1:y-eot
, 1863-10-11
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MONDAY, OCTOBER u 1s8s


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GALLOWAY g. CO.-packe7s,
~ H1e1if:u, neA.srt M G+.nt.A
EDMu1aSIOE mHH CHANTH,
oEee ~ 1..a wate. s-r<t 1oa,1 c. ssca Ea1.,..
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de-. zsspersiiy *-H1at-t krosa khc city s1d c1aauy
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, 1863-10-11

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Vtpr1 Al o.Gext t7Ay he Addressed tss7 "a I"vAK
, 1863-10-11


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM THE MARYLAND
ELECTION.
THE EMANCIPATIONIsTS SWEEP TIE
STATE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Returns come in slow
~. There is some doubt as to the result in the
list district, but it is generally conceded that
Crisfeld is re. elected over Cresswell, the I'M
conditional Union candidate; the former having
received the support of the anti-emancipa-
tionists and many secessionists, who are said
to have taken the oath of allegiance in order to
vote for him.
Messrs. Webster, Davis, and Frank Thomas.
are of course elected in the Seco nd, Third and
Fourth districts, there being no opposition
Holland, the Union Emancipation candidate,
runs well and may possibly have defeated Cal
vert.
In the vote for Colds borough the State has
emphaucally decided IN favor Of Emancipa-
ton.
[Note.-The latest possible Information re-
ceived from the First District, is that embraced
in our article on the Maryland election, in
another column, and it indicates that Cress
we'll, the Unconditional Union candidate, is
elected.-ED. STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
o + + I CT A L /.
Headquarters, Prorost Adrshaps Office,
lRns hsnntoa n q NnY IN IS63

Headquarters, Prorost Adrsh0l's Office,
Washington, D. c., Nov. 10, 1861
Special Orders No. 9.-ln view OF the Immense
amount Of Government property located or
stored in various sections of this city, and tbs
danger thereto by IRE and otherwi arising
from the lawlees action of persons under the
vicinity where this property is necessarily To-
Gated or stored, it is directed that from the date
OF this order, the sale OF liquor, under license
or otherwise. will not be permitted in the To-
calities named herein, to wit:
Squares 1l6, III, 139 and lao, so much thereof
as front on Nineteenth and M streets, in the
vicinity Of Nineteenth street park.
,ss' So much thereof as front on Sevsn.eenth.
Eighteenth. M and N streets, in vicinity o..
Seventeenth street and ambulance parks.
Squares 81, 80, 40. Al, AZ, 43. a. 50, So, ST. SIS,
ST., s., IS, 50, co. 20 10 80, 81, 3d. "a. 81. lo2,
ies I04 t2 1871, 1872, 1885, l42, l43 I, in the First
Ward, south of Pennsylvania avenue.
Squares Z 9. 10, Is, 10, 20, in the vicinity of
g street wharf.
Squares l65 and 166, SO much thereof as front
on II and Seventeenth street, in the vicinity OF
clothing department.
Squares 1G7. 1876. 1853, 16i, 1s4, 1s5, so much
thereof as front Connecticut avenue, Seven
teenth, Eighteenth and X streets, in the vicinity
| of street stables.
Squares 472, 473, sol, SOP. 500, in vicinity of
| Virginia avenue and Seventh street wharves.
Squares 573 57d, $50, 631, 632 633, 63i, 6e, 6S,,
or any vacant street or aven ne included in these
squares, being in vicinity Of railroad depot and
Soldiers Retreat.
Squares 729, 729, 731, 73i, 735. 759, &c., in vi
| Gin " OF Capitol Prison and Barracks.
On any place within four squares OF Bla.
! densburg Toll Gate.
| On any place within t,ro squares of Kendall
Green park.
| On any place within t,yo squares OF Railroad
park.
m frs aGSf Is
| diers, will be closed, and the proprietor I'm.
| prisoned for such time as the nature of the Of
Tense may warrant, the liquors on the premises
| confiscated, and the house permanently closed.
An application in writing to the Provost Mar
shall, endorsed by the Mayor and Chlef OF
Police, will be placed in the hands of An officer
| TO report whether any specified person may be
permitted 10 sell, under license, to citizens only
but only in exceptional cases will permits be
| given. BY command CT
| HENRY B. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal
| A. S. BAKER, Lieutenant and Adjutant.
| TO 5.2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
NAVAL ORDERS.

Commander Napoleon Collins, ordered to
command the Wachusett
Commander A. &. Clary, ordered TO COM
mand the Dacotah.
Assistant Surgeon VIM. T. Kemp, detached
from the Navy Yard Washington, and waiting
orders.
Third Assistant Engineers H. DeHartt, Joel
A. Billiard, and George f. Tower, detached
from the Sebago and ordered to the BROOKLYN
PROMOTIONS. - Commander Gustayus H.
Scott has been promoted to the grade Of cap.
sa1n IN the y y. s. EaSX sea detached from the
Lieut.. Commander VIM. E. Hopkins has been
promoted to the grade Of commander
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
FROM CHATTANO
DEFEAT OF THE CONFEDERATEs NEAR
COLUMBIA.
CAPTURE OF BRACES FORAGE TRAIN.

The following was received at the head
quarters OF the army tins morning:
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. 4.-Major Gen
Fl. W. HaIleek. General-in- Chief: Col Fitzgib-
bon, OF the 18th Michigan infantry, overlook
the combined forces Of Cooper, Kirk, Williams
and Scott, numbering 400 men, yesterday morn
ing at Laurenceburg, IS miles south OF Colum-
bia. After a severe hand. TO- hand fight, he
defeated them with q loss on his par. OF three
men wounded and eight horses killed. The
rebel loss was killed, wounded and "a pris-
oners, among them one captain and two lieu
tenants
Bragg's forage train, sent up Lookout VAL
ley in front of his position, was captured. The
train vas sent to camp. The train guard was
also captured.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
brilliant REPULSE OF C0SFEDE.
RATE CAVALRY.
op PoATs ARRIVE AT NASHVILLE

NAsHyILLx, Nov. 4.-Major Fitzsiboon, OF
the 'ath Michigan cavalry, with 1so men, met
at Lawrenceburg. SIS miles beyond Columbia,
the combined forces Of Cook, Kirk, Williams
and SCOTS rebel cavalry, numbering 400 men,
Yesterday, and after four desperate charges
resulting in loss to the rebels of eight killed,
seven wounded, and "a prisoners, the rebels
retreated.
There were none killed on the Federal side,
but three wounded. Major Fitzgibbon had his
horse killed under him.
Among the rebel prisoners are one Captain
and two Lieutenants.
A fleet Of boats arrived here yesterday.
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ARRIVAL OF AN IRON-CLAD

HMM VE lAN 1NON-CIAU.
The iron-clad Monitor Sagamon, which has
been doing duty for some time In the Ohesa.
peake, and on the James and Rappahannock
rivers, arrived of the Navy Yard this morn
ing, in tow Of the Mount Washington, tRear
Admiral Lees fagship,) from Fortress Mon.
roe. She comes up for repairs, which will be
made at once. She is the exact counterpart Of
the Passaic, which was at the Yard some time
SINCE rating the same number Of tons (si4) and
carrying two heavy guns.
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EAST TENNESSEE CLEAROF REBELS
NEGROES OF TENNESSEE RUN OFF TO
GEORGIA AND ALABAMA.

CINCINNATI, November 5-A dispatch from
Knoxville, of the 4th, says: "East Tennessee is
once more clear of rebels, except guerrillas,
who interrupt our wagon train and mails.
The fight at Roam Springs resulted in a rebel
rout, with loss Of II killed and So wounded
Col Garrard pursued them beyond King
port.
The weather is fine, and the troops are in
good spirits.
Arkansas advices say Marmaduke attacked
our forces at Pine Bluff on the 2Sth ult., and
" = W
Most of the negroes of Mississippi have been
run of to Georgia and Alabama.
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SENTENCE RENTED.

Lieuts. Vance and Hoffman, who were sen.
fenced to be dismissed (subject TO approval OF
President) the service for conduct preiudicial
10 good order and military discipline, have had
their sentences RENTED by the President for
saiiantry in the field subsequent to their SEN
tence. $500 =.=
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THE RECENT VICTORY AT LOOKOUT NOUN


A brief official statement from Major Gen
Thomas relative to the recent fight at Wan
hatchie has already been published, but the
following dispatch from Quartermaster Gen
eral Meigs, dated Chattanooga, October Goth,
pos sesses additional interest:
"Last night the 18th corps holly entered ON
this campaign. Gen. Geary, some four miles
up the Lookout Valley, being attacked by Gen.
Longstreet, the nth corps about one O'Clock,
marched to his aid, crossing two steep wooded
hills about $50 feet in height. They received a
volley from a rebel force which had occupied
and entrenched their summit after dark
-Four regiments assaulted the east hill, and
without firing shot, steadily advanced by the
light OF the moon, and drove the rebels out Of
their rifle pits, and down the other slope of the
hill. Tbirty-one dead soldiers attest the diff
Guilty of the assault, and the steadiness and
yalor Ct the troops, which in q night attack
accomplished one OF the most brilliant feats of
the campaign.
"Only after walking over the ground o-day
l fully appreciate the exploit When these
hills were taken, they marched to the assistance
OF Gen. Geary, who had held his position, and
Gen. Longstreet was driven back with slaugh-
ter, as prisoners taken from two Of his diyi-
SONS attest that his whole disposable force " as
engaged. The whole affair is most creditable
TO the corps from the Army of the Potomac"
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The Maryland Elec,isn.


The returns Of the Maryland election SO far
received here, in addition to those we extrac,
rom the morning papers, continue TO be
meagre. -
anne Arundel county, it was affirmed at
Annapolis Junction, at 9 a. m. to-day, has
elected the whole Democratic county ticket
neyertheless Annapolis city lin that comfy,
gave a. majority Of 200 for the Union tickle,
Mamt received but thirty votes there, He
is running far behind his friends in Anne
ATundel, as elsewhere throughout the State.
apparently fs.e# - .5... -
In talbot and dorchester counties he ran so
badly as that he appeared hardly to be known
tnere as candidate. Thus it is not unlikely
uatsdoidsoorough, his emancipation. land -un.
conditional Union opponent, will have beaten
him between twenty and thirty thousand votes:
which settles beyond per adventure the fact
that Maryland is at once to proceed with N a
WORK OF diyesting herself Of slavery by chang
ing her organic law 81 .r.#9
Creswea's. vote in Talbot and Dorches,er
WIS SO much heavier than was anticipated, as
70 make his supporters in those counties last
nignt AZ midnight (wheu the steamer left Oam.
hridge ior Baltimore) sanguine OF his election
"CoheTcss over Cob. risdciu, the Ia t., fnc,,.
Der VINO whites and shumes, it will be re.
mem ofred, upon the emancipation question
ahd on mat OF heartily supporting the Govern.
ment In the prosecution of the war.
thousands on thousands who were formar.
~ warm sympathizers with the rebsllion
marched boldly to the Maryland polls yester'
Gay ana took the oath required of all voters
whose loyalty might be questioned tins
s"earlng' twhaterer their previous eour.e
may nave been,) that hereafter they will prove
as ioSai 10 the Government of the United
.r.e'es, ana as earnest supporters of the policy
y. pu"'As oo"n the rebellion by force, as men
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Meetin. to Aid EnIissm ents i.

WE, the undersigned, Citizens OF the District
of Columbia respectfully request that our fell
low citizens meet with us on Friday Epening
November 6th, 1858, at o'clock, In the Council
meeting to effect arrangements for a Grand
Mass Meeting 10 aid and stimulate enlistmepts
of Volunteers in the District Of Columbia, and