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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-11-19
McGREGOR.

TO PROMOTE
GOOD HEALTH,
Dandelion and Wild Cherry
BITTERS.
TNHE Undersigned would respectfully tender
L his thanks to the people OF Northern
Iowa Tor their liberal patronage during the
brief period the above named medicine has
been before the public The high price OF
glass and other material used, together with
the direct government tax, has compelled
me to advance the price of my medicine. This
necessity regret no less than the intelligent
public who assure me of their confidence in
the healing virtue of my bitters by the con-
tinuance OF their patronage since the advance
in price.
am now happy to assure my customers
and the public that the advance in the price
of my medicine does not 60 into my pocket,
but is deposited in the government treasury to
do its part towards subduing the rebellion.
An ounce of prevention is worth pound OF
cure. is an old saying, but none the worse
for age then If you would save many doc
tors bills,
Keep these Bitters in Your
Family!
Ii you have symptoms of Dyspepsia take
them freely. In ordinary cases table spoon
full is dose, but much larger quantity can
be taken with safety. The dose should be
regulated to agree with your nervous system,
Hardly any two cases are alike in this respect.
In cases of great prostration, or that feeling
described as a sense of goneness,
IT NEEDS ONLY A TRIAL
To Effect a Perfect Restoration
Its exhilarating properties are not exces-
sive. like the vile compounds withwhich the
country is flooded, under the names of Cordial
Gins, Schiedam Schnaps, Roback's Bitters, etc.
containing few medicinal virtues of any value
and which are intended merely as an evasion
of restrictive Maine Laws but instead of so
large proportion of alcohol,
These Bittcrs derive their Stimu-
lous from the Powerful Ma
ture of the Roots and
Herbs of which they
are Composed.
And as they are, by allaying unnatural crav
ings OF the stomach directly promotive of
TEMPERANCE,
the proprietor believes that in making then
| widely known the public welfare is subserved
In that class of diseases where there is o
Generai Depression Of The Nervous System,
oss Of Muscular Energy,
LWedLneSs,
Lassitude,
Want Of appetite,
Idiatness,
Chilly Sensations,
Aching ofhe Bones
Preceding Feper & Ague,
1T rs WITHOUT 4 PARALLEL!
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-11-19

Colts armory in Hartford. Connect
cut. made "A gun "A minute for ten
hnnrs day during the whole month
al October.
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OFFICE oE SECRETARY or STATE,
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S5y1 BY JNo. ". DAVE, Deputy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-22
9xiIg grpeal.
lEROa rHE ARMY zDrrIos.J

GEE. JOHNSTON AFR GEN. .HARDRE.
while il is = nsttsr Of seBgrasulAtion that
Gsa. JoENsreE has sssn appointed to the sem-
maaS Of the army Of Tennessee, il should noi
be overlooked chat it was IN 9 srest measure
brought abeas By the sgeney Of Sen. HARDEE,
who declined The command IN faYsr Of the dis
tiAgaisheS hero whs Is row his suessss0F. Il
hepEsssz tAst Cen. HARDHs was next in com
nand upon the renewal sf Set. BRAse, and
sush was his high military standing at Rich
Eond and before the esuzty, that il was the
wish and intention Of the President to bsssov
Epon him the command Of The army. although
there were several others 81 higher rank
who were available for tho pSsitisu. Bat
casting sside al ambitious desire for military
PsEeT, which few men with his opportunity
weHla hsve rslinquishea, Gen. EARDEE de-
clined the rendered ssnPlinsnt and urged thst
his sascesser be Immediately appointed, to
wkom be Rsula give his cordisl es-opers.isa and
suppe;t. TIE President, alser lapss Of two
weeks, and upon renewed JspplisatioH from the
inesEkoat to be relieved, appointed Sen. Jos.
&. JoHEsT0E to the responsible pOsilisH he
VIII rev occupy. This set ef 6on HARDEE
VIII Breaths smother shsples Of glory around his
sEsE, and win place him in.sn attitude Of neral
grandeur before his oeunzynsn, whish coupled
with his past achievements uPen the Aols, WIN
stamp him as one Of the heroes Of this rev.
sluiion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-22

HEABo'Es VOLUNTEER ANB eOESCRIPTl
RURaAu
M0ErsoNERI, Aia-, Gsvsanbsr %, lsss.
ygE coussript law upon pfinsiplos Of pabiie policy
II Eraats exemption h0rl military eusy 70 tsnhsss,
shOsnaksrs and otasr nsshsalss.
This privilege = sllsue4 tkess u1eful Esnbsu Of
ssssty fer he public sooa Aot for The beneEL Of he
EasshGnics themaslveLs They derive great individual
bsasf fron 4 but TIE privilege Is allowed isr tss pub.
lie COED alone Thess exemptions srs esH4ltisasl II
ne privilege % sbUssa tko examples u fsrieisea.
ne law Gleus fh0ss exempted q vsry hssrsl prsAt,
seventy ave per cent the sssk Of proaussoa The
s1orbitGnt rates desdes fsE eogrse rsSsh Ehoss
{Es5) uEd for bsos (frou Sloo 70 $50 Illustrates The
extent oi his AsEse
Tbe Etats osuuissionsrs aRSsr Law u eeBeresA
kEVs exsd fsn prices fer al articles entering Rts tAs
ssts Of tae agmY. 1ke wants 81 the eozntry tss
same Ths rates Exsd sy tAese eannisS0ESru fer
hids leather shoes eta, adopted ne basis ei
risss y bs allowed and deemed fair fer izaviau
"A II tbs Govern uent allows ten eentt sr hnE-
dEsa ssats per Pos1s tsy hicsa ne tanner III ee a.
nest allows ss Or $40 per PeU1a fer leather, tAst
Eausf - The bssis alOEaa fer the ehsensksrf aPaa
Whsh 10 is 70 es.eulsts hA prseis Is asasassArsr
n ebsree1 sxssed he rates hxsa - 9sssrERsns this
viii be regarded eyidaass OF toe asase si the BriF
lego sf eEemptioa- Where eEeEPhsn has bees gtaat-
ed Ihe right % revoke The sIsAPusa IL alsEE II he
privilege Il abused uPon pToOt being made and hreHgA
bsfsrs P1oPsr snrolhng sssfS ssmnandsrs Of rem
deayqas CT sutPssi they win fpCHAs tAs PTosis with
thr epinsr ldsrssd tbereon tnroEgh the BsigA4isr-
aeasrsl EuperinteEdng thh Barssa-
ssTe naBufsStursrs rsfase ts sell thsl; goeds fer
rSvsv snd demand q ts famieE Of soldiers tat thsy
shal pay fer their gseds vita preEEons. his WI BE
rggsrasd ~ vi0stisn o. tie privilege Of eKsmFtisH,
IA ksaK dsiEsenu0Es shit 70 ebtstn eEsFsltaRt rates
- l-rser rrsfs Aan ths law ssHA Thsy zaHEi sell
sbeir raods fer soasy. They mgst have nszsJ
rrIss N tssy VIII sell fer his HHst essss -
~. ss-rtrv sna he rsfssa Of il VII be treated
eorfeItTre 81 sxsnPhs1 II sitiEeHs wiinBgy barter
supplies Il is act sbjtStsa g.
- sftsn.ian sf All sE5sers Of ks BaTeEH L called
4. thie orssr They will hk sNse receive proo1s SAa
EsrV-erd tie sans In all ether eal0E where slzsrt
sh.res a forfsatEre of sXe2BtioB.
ID, .r5er 81 Flsisaier-asnsFsl PILLOW, SzRsFzse1d
- kSTssz. JSHN o. BuESH,
5sIEsI A. A. 9snsgsA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-22
ArsrfII,s RnIa.


We have, Gays the Richmsns Dispatch Of she
lslb, sezs further particulars Of the arrival sf
Averill and his raiders at Salem. They nsm.
bsres about 2s00, and were composed of cavalry
and n9uEtsd Infantry. They Tsashod Salem
Wednesday mOrning about kaf-Fast 10 o'clock,
without any show Of opposition, ss far as We
ssuld learn, and Immediately proseeded 10 burn
tao depot and SoAnissafy bailaingE, sRa ts
tear I'D the tack Of ths railroad, which weYk
hey are said to have effsetually accomplished.
In he esmmissary buil3iEg was stored large
qzassIsy Of bacon and corn, al of which, Of
course, fell prey to the flames. The less iS
the GoveTnnsat Is very heavy, though we are
unable to learn the supposed amount. 10 dsz-
sgs is reported to ksvs been done to private
property.
The esstwsTd-beuni freight trsia Of The Viz
Einia ssd Tennessee rairesd made narrow es-
cape from capture, passing salon osly absus
half au hour before the Yankees rsEshed Il. A
train sent hen LYnehhurg with ths prsVsss
guard, Capt. ossy, also narrowly escaped being
taken. Ii was fred into ghsa within shsrt
distance Of the tswn; but the eBEiRssr promptly
reversed bis eBglas sRd escaped safely. Ne
perssa On the train was hsTs. III reported that
there was Sighting near Salem Wednesday eve
sisg,
It Is EhosgAt tAst this Is tks Yankee raid
which has been 80 lssg thrsatsRed IN the Yankee
papers, wkish they promised shsula como in st
the Yslley sf Virginia and 70 ous at weldon,
North SarelizR. We learn thas tie authorities
have made arrangements TO prevent the csnsHu-
matisn Of this scheme. Very little dsmsSs can
be done to The railroad ct Sslsss, Ss there are 20
hxidgss Rs2r iksye.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-22
Parsled and Exchanged Prisoners,
Hpss PAROEED ApsD EXa8A 8AEaFn pRFs.l

FaFele4 ana Exchanged FFMeReFBi
HpaA PARO1.ED AED ExsHAEaED PRg.l
EzTEEPKEsE Niss., Eevozbsr ssth, Is6s
IA ssnsSEity with orders fsen hs PreIidsnt OF the
coufs5erass States sssus ssnsand sf TIE prisoners
esptsEss aza paFolod at Pest HadssH and VlsasbEFE
Ths place Of Fendvoss for boih saAsons Is azsd at
EnterpriEe.
OF ihsss pssCRerg E0ne have been eFgsnizs6. ez
sAsnssa szd retained to the 6ed The rest Ehezd be
prepared to foEeu thsr eemrsses 81 the earliest
zozk The emsnEsudes Of the ssrviss, Is wei ~ he
brilliant pages thy have ssatribztSd ts the kistoTy Of
thiI war demand nlE To sssesspIAA It they Euss be
On hand WsH dsspll.sd, and rssGy to psssas their
aF@s sooR as exchanged
Il 4 hoped, therefore, tAst tie gslians nsu EhO By
hsr ssETsso and herolc ssozfseta have zAds YiskE.
ssrS szd Pert Hsdssa inzortsl VII Rsss no sew ap
peal 20 iadaes them 70 make theE fstuFs mitsFy his
tory as slsrioas a. tAsiE pass
n net enough soldiers, fer ysE 70 sec that yss
vii come 10 the camps when Szshaased. The sarssI
when autheFiEsd the Psros under Whish yOa woze re
Isassd, was Fsnasd BY sEo Psrsss Of WhsA yoz Gov-
eF1zssni was One Il rspEessRssl yos n tAAt a. aad
Ii alsne has tie power to ssnsso Cor you is asSsass
and latsEtsa Il las ssRstssd IT, so far ss 70 desass
that here aOnS IA the Language purpose sf The
parole sath0Esed b. H. 70 deprive either GsTsrrzoui
Of the sb to assemble iss PSEOsd prisoners In saaps
fG orssaizs.i0n and discipline, 70 be held there sab
sst 10 srdsrs for active nsd duty exchanged
The idsa. tAersioTe, which obtsias-h0wsYer hen
essly or sonselssaoasly-tAss yes aFs free rszn III
military soasEOl Sc long ySu not exchanged,
fss asssus and Sustained bg tie dsssisn Og yeaS
astsTunsEl
TOar SEy thsR Psin- u Is te retGTa TO your ssl-
on vbsEe konsr Asd PaEio8s1 alihs Szll yeu, aAd
where pressst military Situation and the hope Of
az cary exchange makes yeEF presence Necessary.
L. POLK, Llsutsnszt- 6 snsral.
IBasls " JAeA. A. A. eenaEal. ldsT2W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-22

As IECIBEsT Az &8rTKsRURs.-A surgeon
Of the Virginia army relates tia following Incl
doAt:
As was pashizg my way R1feUgh = crowd
n idle spectators, at the "a Corps hospital Get
tysharg, enc Of ear wsEnaed, 1om g North
Ssrolins regiment, called 10 me In q feeble
vsics. weas 30 him, AMI be said
"Ysu are q CoRfessrats sUEseeE, ere you
nsti"
/ ansBsroS Ain. Yssi VIA. can I 90 fsr
yea g.
he esugki ma nsrveRsly by the arm, aaa Ia 3
r,anssr very striking and very eloquent, he
gttsred. What do yoa think, dostsrf I-sR
wousded and dying ia Sslsnss Of my soHAtTy,
ard thsse pseple are trying to persuade ae Is
taks the osth 81 allegiance to theirs :"
The crowd around him scattered as If bsnlh
had fallen in their midst, whilst l. overcome y
~ f.rvent sloaaeaee of bis words, eoRld only
bew IN silence over tss gallant fslleW, uEoE
wkssa brow the damp shadow Of death wa
alTeEdy gathering. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-22
Brls.alsr', Sassa of Arkansas,

FreTa The RIsamoaz Sentinel
The enemy, Is cur readers have sesR, hsye
been making much rejoicing ever g naA whoR
they cali Brigadier- General ssRtt, who has
turned trHitsT in Arkansas, sEd taken the side Of
the inysdsrs Of his State = A friend sends Us
ths fsllowins facts Conserving this individual,
from which It viii be perceived what POor
wretch he 10;
A tzsiser BY TIE name Of \. ". Saast, of
Arkansas, was elected By his ssesived comrades
and fellSW-eitzsos, to be esleSel Of . TegI-
ment. Persisted efforts were thsn made to IN.
duce President Davis 10 prssaess him 70 ths rknk
Of brigsdieE general, but without success. This
rsissr RsW deserts te the Yankees, in6UeAssd
in al probability By rage Rna moIthsstioR ak
ths failure 10 secure uadessTvod pTeRotiaR, and
palHzs himself Of as q general to add Scass-
qusnao 70 himself and 70 reader bis treasheFy
mere esnspiezsus.
Please let your readers knew that tkis zan
never was general in ear ar2y, ana sRly be-
cane ; eole1el By 6sasiving his gallant ssn-
rAdss into the belief that be wONls lead them 10
battle against the people ts when he now seeks
70 betrsy thea"