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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17

Low SPIRlTs, WANT OF ENERGY EPILEPSY /.
They are s-sovsrign remedy ior the HsaAssbs
and in fact, al diseases, no matter What thcil
names, that have IN originin Nervoui dersnas-
mens OF the Stomach am Liver. and knowing nc
such word IS ssii. ID sir march 10 onward and mp
ward 70 pestsstion.- They operate % Mild Ca
thsrtic, relieving the syssfm Dom ~ sccumuls-
si6ns of'icid mAttor and are adapted for Al asss
4 few doses will light up the eyes with brillsp-
ey. impsrs rich glow Of beauty " the cheeks,6 t
the o. vi With esiacy, ana bring the beauties Of
The unkao ~n,~cfld down to mortal tiaicn. They
vii add rlunpnsss to Che form fee Che SKIN from
al pmples and eruptiunS and leave the mind and
bsiy ~ clesr aud bright'a = fairy dream.
Melancholy and gloomy authorizations are dis
pcllcd and the demon of Ennui is banit bed.
Loss cf Power and itDfotence yields before
them ~ he dew beforSthe rising sur.
h ,Debiiitstsd Persons are renewed in strength
and ygor under their magic 1nddence., and trey
are capable Of almost inconctivab,e enaurances,
which causes . new life 70 dawn sron them.
- They possess the power Of producing sleep AZ
rescsinl IS an infant, and Of luliing pain like
Charms from the lard of spiriis.
Rheumatism, Nouralgi Palp tatioR Of the heart
ant Prossrsti6n IL eltirely cntsd by use Of them.
They sso fiyafto Quipine, as gsnerel tonic
and for the cure Of Chils and Fever.
The persiciOts habit of Opium eating and
drain drinking 10 overcome by the use Of thsm.--
Tho sJs om is changed nndcr their magic infiu-
euee and the desire to indulge will no longer exist
The Uispiritsd become hopeful, the de.psirisg
happy. The nervous spring into elastic life. The
weak sseums new strength. The author ard
speaker each receive new IDEAS, All tho pen 10
gifted with . skill that entrances the world.
The Soldier fo'yets the WEAKNESS OF his march
and endewci with almost supernatural endurance.
The Mechanic is raised 10 the hiehes: pinnacle,
and ipbued it'll the spirit Of unfailing energy.
Sold by all druggists, ia Eoxes, % cents eaca /;
and in large Boxes, containing small, Il each.
Thsy vii. bo sent BY mail, prepaid, on receipt
Of tbs money by the proprietor,
j BRYAN, n. D., % cedar St.. New York. :.
Smith d Dvyer. Wholesale agents, Chicago.
II. J. WELLS, agent, Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17

Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
oils, Varnfshcs, Dyes, tiIass,
Putty, Brushes, Surgical 4
Dental 'lnslr0n1e1hts, Per.
ftssnery, SpOOges, Fancy ar.
tfCles,. Soaps, LiquOys for
medical purpOscs. Patent
Medicines. &c, Sc. s1s:
Particular attention paid
20 Fhystctan7S PEescriP.
tiOnS and OPllerS' from
Country a'hysiCfalas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17
ChrisfOl,ises. Csssleie,
Horse sheer 4 Veterinary Surgeon

WISHES TO INFORM THE Cff- ~
3M IzsNs Of Davenport and Scott y
0HC5uusy generally that he has per-Ni y
manently located him self in this city whore hs ie
prepa,ed to.shDe lse5ses on the scientific pr1ci-
ples Aftor twenty years study and practice on
the nstom9. % He iocA Ut whi1E uae be has
spcaf tioveh years under the supefintsndencc Of
the best Veterinarians IN Europe, he whhss to
say that he will give satisfaction TO ell persons
having hosees laborine unde,the disease Of CONS,
or contraatioas, commonly called "heugh bound
interfering. oyefreaching,. quarter cracks, sand
Cracks spraius of tho corns, founders. riug-bOnsa
snl spavins, for all Of Which he warrants y per-
feet euro ii durable. The greater part Of thsse
s.ieeases are caused BY shoeirg or want Of rropsl
ind snrant inel-dff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17
MISS lSSHPPF HOUSE,
Nv HENRY HAUPr.

= THE UNDERSIGNED REC n
AEEXA msnds Els onselien tly arranged hb-
IsxSE ser, known as the Mississippi House,
l661D n III travellers, and also 10 city oarh-
A1Aers. with tho assurance thss nothing
Si,l be Ne nnaone by him ta trou ots tine wa
arsof his guests and make their stay in his
bouae one of pleasure AID comf6ft
lie also rec1mn ends his we'll stocked Bag,
!. Every morniug a 70 o'clocka sp1ent.A Lunch
Is served up. iipcs7diy] HENRY AAUPI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17
The. Ghagow and Cork 1iAe!
TIE LIVERPOOL AND CORK rrvK
And .1oD
W 80 d 4 N ste n Ia n .
-. oOH ga ING PACKETS.

n The sslersseBsd arc prepsted 70 ise.s eer-
bring one pssssngxs FROM Great Britain
md Jasis n1 - any part Of the United States or
British Provinces, - the lowest rates. For full
lsfornAai .sAppiy to eAsLsk asAkLs g Brood
vsy., n. r. liza n .GIvPORD,
agl6.demi FIrst Nsiiouai vsnk, davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17
. % III - u M - = = . W
y. -. CAN ar CURE

The advertiser, Physician e thirty yeass *.
peiience, in tie treatment. Of Lung DlSsasesi
Bronchitis, asthma. no., but new retired ffsU tho
prsctioe. 10 jesirvus Of impartipg his experienced
by djGnsing information invaluable TO- sufssina
humsuity, and which has Cured thOssands.
TIE same ,msdicine will pol do for oil. He will
send Prescription. With full dissstions fer uss,
adapted u Zach particular easeand will surely ~
fset euro. Tsr Ts--ltwil cost yoa aothisg--s
stamp required. for pestsge. Address. wv
81. LOWE, n J D., nOx 5019s New York City.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR TIE
~ PERMANSNr CURE OF
Conor.hes, elect. Ursthral- discharges. Into.
= teice, Seminal WEEK.-MRS. Nis b ~ hmi esicns,
q lncaptinence, Genital Debility ana lrsi-
tapility, Gravel. Structure end saec-
: .ioDs Of tho Kidney q BlSiderJ
wAich has. been used BY upwards Of.
100 FhH0i6iA1aO.
In tl,eir uivat0 Practice. With sntirc succese, 90
preceding Cuoeh's Capsules, o. any other CON-
pound hilhefto known.
BELES SPEClEIC- PlLKS.l
ass speedy ia action, often edecting : cure in .
few days, and when cure IL effected IL IL per-
nanens. they are prepared from vegetable OK
tracts tbst arc harmless on the system, ard never
nausesse the stomsch Or iu pregDste the breath /;
and being sugar costed, al M ussous tAste Is
avoided. No change Of diet Is necessary Whit
as;sg sb en-, nor does their action interfere With
bu.irefs. Each Box contains six dozen Pills.
Price 81. Sold by all the principal DIuggistt.
In places wheis'no gent Is advertised they will
DO sent BY mail, pos. tail, and colh isntlaiII Sc
esred from safion ben desired, % receipt 4
money.by .. BRYAN, N. D., Is Cedss 81, n. y.
Smith swysr Wholesale gents, Chicago. |
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17

- Z. 4 04oDN AslltHhyGoL q.
-JI66 y Ahe Insurance CenllaAY
..<4IoQE SA1ALksAAs UsxosT., ~.
81 - sAyesa,, ,eifIsst lhx ftlSissdI
y: go. 80 q. i:@.es..as.sa1 ....v $3.50
vSesU1u I'm 94y9HJMe~. ss.S.Lsss. RSSe
sessy reveoass oyfF =. ;:saesas.s..s. wv ~
S"sllk Or ~ R60sasoaSty Respeosts
- 4l6S. EoGQ010owts - the Com paav.
...- AN01Boceoss0ose ~ UhaseA0Idt re.
'....- 49,. n1ytA fsals ~ iAIpssas:
.QDos RsfssaoA, Jsoreaso BehnckeT Nfohsias
!. kssa1 z 9es Geo. b: psysup6tt 3,nst skssl.
6t.AslaGJ fetlch:. 80 :. ...- ss.ss.i = .",.''
era4sr 1ibsars 4 q, Var S:r,. ! D:o;h.n n, Dan.
! ~. SklfhanA OAv A1sssndse4. ststSwart.
,. &C.. wA1aBU RNy kbny for Davenport and
.1esk IessA. s~t. -. : : s. ..s..-. ), jlyt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17

- =
"a. X ~. .sas... -. .A.14.'-. !" r.. A,.s.
]. The IN cfk q ned beg leave
= 10 cMl1s ere atfehfisn. Of The
.4pAahDteeMA tise .tfnde Impair
" ttleGIaf 20 their comp ie &c
=. s..::Ahd, sv !! 7 .as !. stock OF
.::::sHttE. HtA Y! Y \ hhbMhRs,
4. Z. cbsnAR lie tsgI ey .,,sl !, hing uit
- ratio J0E6iag 'Erasl,. OF
=. tNky tSsl. = zee - -. -.
:. -. :. lktlGx issieq uafoils q, fTf.
=. tiess mr. .bsfckasing II QpA
:; AIsiilv,iii1;Ss si,sv 'la1 direct. We
~. :. LII Keep our stock Z on-
y. siantly MP % 'the require
.lncials OF tire country. and
offer Geedsat -. .-. ~-.- 49, :
-"7.A-O .sv..E-E PR.1IC E.s
I: and better terms than my
: 'otIhsr Mousse Il the Trade.
J Ian early cali IL respect
. 1sflty splicited. 80 = '...,, 49,. ~
=" orders by Inatl receive
- IT0inpt 4 tlenai0m. ~~,. q
=. "a, -. =. = lMHER &, WALSH.
;. - i NO. : LESLIE. S BLOCK, FROST ST
no ~. 49, - -, :. 80.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17
AND THE 's-.s
,pc ...sxpyell.. R1stS red
IN rouR WEEKS. -.
;. h..-.ypK Ktc0KDE' ESSENCE Or Liza

~ .4DA Kieovst n Paris after years u EARN 4 60
.sctsssoh; has at srsth AcssdeG 70 the pigeet re-
quest Or ths AlpSucan 6iic and sppointdd ~
ieent II Ne~ ork FOR the sale Of his Salusd and
highly prized ksssspp Of Ass. 14ia wonderful
,.-1SSM M Eesto5s Msahped to The most shattered
eQpssitl iions. vhcthes arising iseW esesses the
requirsd to esss sho must inystevsts case i foas
49, wssks .aud If used accordingly Printed Il struc-
tions which are very simple failure 10 impr sibles
This life restoring remedy should be taAev- y "
- shout to marry. its effects are peSnsens- {.
10 acknowledged by the uedi'al press toE > ."
sMS9eSt stiscovsr svsf Imbde, ~ yat2 ,pi u
T6Nefs Ar6 tnirscsicus. Success in every - ia
q cersSM - III 4 science bverthrows ignl ante.
ur. kieord = Esssnee Of LifNis sold fflsss vish
.njl sns&sussieaetqr sAeate3, Or f0ufduAn. iss 10
3n&tss~e. and vii be sens % my Psrt, cs .fn y
packe6;ct .feNeipt 81 Hmittanse 70 his ace difsa
agent. Mn lTsRlkAND, AZ 3roor s.
as21-dAw1Y Ons door wcstOf NsHadWs. =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17
- '4'' MANHOOD!
NOW losTl NOW RESTORED !
Just Published, IN a Asaied Envaops' /
- 80 Price, ssx Crate. = :! - &

TREATMENT ANp RADICAL
EStRE OFSPERMATORRHaEA OR SEMINAL.
II j WeAkpssa. lnvol iusary' Emiesions, Sexua|
Debility and Inpsaiments - Marriage generally
Nervousness. G, usulption, Epilepsy snd Fin
Mental aud Physical Iacsrarity. vesnlsine from
N y Author of the Green Book. dc. 80
"a 0eea. % chsssss1so - hasesesssss
sept und e seal, II pssin envelope, 70 any ad'
dtess, post psid on receipt Of six cente. Or tws
postage stamps, By DIR. Gu. ]. O.. kLlFE.
ia no1ery New YWk, Post Once Boz Assn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17

a0a1E7DCDllz=e=: -
.:s:-.sss!:1 ~! ~! s3lS11{k lk.ey e.,
- -: s..:sa N.Y.: :
! &C. =: !: !: II: y!
$50 sSs3v1Ro7QD4sSs 49, L~~ss- xs.sss.
s~s.e 80 s6~sS4 u = ess-s - s-s< sss1 ID 80
(: (: ~: I !, !: !: 80; rvrs@..:.
~.t-.f.ss~A sstsgS 4&~As1eeSesesse' .Ss s.ssss'
:: = - . ! 49,. !! 4sgse lrs91set Fys,
s-:s.. e. :; - {. :, 49,. 1tct, sst
-.sp a s&~~ 49, 1ssssse 1A11 $3.50 80 -
;. 80. ~. t<G&1ne te.00ssenAs n IsxA
$50 - a2ss - Da,ssgort
i. .ssa-A e.e1{Hl& Sc .H6eh xtias, ~ {.
80 -. - - 49, s-s.sa1 ltssksasesvessys =. =
,,,,E84SI fist5s Ssaf:';;:s' - 10 ~. !.
,....s.,,y <lSfiO0ssy4a1s - AvASlDbmr1, :
I'D lsldf1sce(A 11&EE, &1sonsi 81
- ~-s. ~. 80 = faps y1aoRntpA0fSr. ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17
We s j,

VIE FIACE TO UE 1VCn INV ~
L ct the .-A 4s..
DAVENPORT STOVE STORE,
.Nuo. q Homx Ts ont at.
We have secured the sale Of Rssofs celebrated
Monitor, Empire & Champion
COOKING STOVES which canno. DO surpassed
BY any stoves in the country. The Monitor, :or
GOAL, is a very heavy plate, with The largest oven
Of any 'tovein use. The Empire. for wood, IL .
drst class stove made vsry, heavy and durable
also the Champion. Vsnods other patterns also
c. Pbsr, IN and shstt Iron Ware
constantly on hand. .J0BBISG deps on short
notice. PRICES = lev 40 any hsuse west Ofths
,MisSiBiwt, lELpEKA 4ENDER.
= nS26ans) i NoY Re- s-ont So.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17
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.'NIEp,U!AL.

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sas--e.--~rNC 1ST-1~
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r %A9.x1lI AAb1-s :
T.. .MV
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| NJ -. Y
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80 l1Sf
nv~-~C NJ
80 = 80 - AA1Sa -. i
l~|0z-eA4 - ):
i = 80 ~ ~
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NJ r1rr rNra,~
-,
oOsn naf1leo ana Snsio.
i
Tug m 0FCF 0eHfel Arm. RA0
80 "A"
RkMAEX.
''1s1'' +-s,a
- ss
THERE 10 PUT ONE GENUINE
~ Z: :. THERE IS BUT UNE GENUlNEI
HNDsi SIRE cIPE
~, sS.s,,. rI.n,.. - @s
ron c,n,sop wo.rn
Fo For Girls Girls Or w0%ES
W..
-, - r,.s.. u = ;. " AZ
rzAAs As
|, 81
The o,,ly S,1. nsl,.nc. !,
-. ~" ="
ssoa " saoec P.'so"e WniCH,H AePt up scc"ro'uS
" '. A'
CIYApAyTEE ,rr. ruEN
Tho F ust Amount Of Good Health
'and Ssrength,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17

MuY yrN ". -T5@FsT
ncss Eslssbe 0ss 0ei4 h1s< go y
RRYzJVSLIFE PEEL =,

0k EsHV"S LIFE R10A -
A04gyD r 6O1op<1hs 10 rsks ~ -
IL s1tsdcss q sieinsss, ana nastis@. - ~
HesfpOlwm 0Rpm, dlDD 80 Nl0aass b. tie
tss o BnYAx's Livg PlLla, those Wbos 1AAdse =
depsbo SGausDUNni whose nervous tGnte1An4nt
edds ksspss a1g.ish - every illsf life, beco1eA
- & QsssStjsaoa ssithkA HowaOasste6qe. The
eIonds o. fate, sonbse In their huee. roll Svay !:
he stAsDl =; AAoAsasbv one george from thS dear
fecsssss Of the sosl tears Of auguish And grid
I. S &! An. 3, s., sss:. :;
:,fns;, ri: .0: ss; sA ans: !.
weakpess In its train OF bad effects upou t66 mind
~ hc1yx. The nervous hypocb ondsiae need no
ioSkcf resort 70 Opium, orph Inc. Liauors Or ether
stiqalApu y ass1nth casssy Of HE BRYAxb
Ld1s Pllls ere perfect subslltuie they regulate
thu Ntoimach Liver and Bilia1y secsetions, the
aeuagemest g which y "a chief csuse Of Nor.
venspses, Beaiechs, -. To the dee pondlnx the
ite Of insssimabls value, they relieve The hi
and bring. - i such vitions Of untold splehdc
that Imagination stands aghast, and they Tevo
ia Joys that Ifs them up 70 the CHEST aititud
Of happiness; they spread tho soft wings oi hcp
and the doye q psacs 70 the tosoms ot the wret-
shed, and warn The cold hearted with the 6re 81
asjeht love.
The Poet i,inspissd With thosghtsof btillianey
The OSasor, with words Of Ere.
The Scljisr With indonit bic courage.
TheSchoIsr wish Dew and brilliant Ideas.
: The fnssatos With hight cousepGion If noble
discoveries. BExAS's Lara PIlls are unisefsAl
Nervine, owning no eqrsl Overlapping the barriers
of prejudice and curing like nagis ial cases Of
NeeyeapneAs. Imaef1tion. Hystefia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17
THE GOOD OLD REMEDY
For all Obstuctione has beess Hailed
NTH Pleasure and PROFIT
FOR TNEx7Y- FIVE YEsRs.

IVS NM HEyN q .Na0
oil Parts Of the civilized world. Its author il
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN.
AN CID EXPERT ENCED PHYSICIAN
AN OLD LAPEkIENCED PHYSICIAN
Whom every bedy knows, and in whom everybody
places confidence and respect. ltis -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17
.l'NTSCELLANEOLI6,r
80. srsEe = ~ sss1 sss.
Assahsic HdyAl Hall SicAn Navigation Co.
h. nnAlWA5v. LINE. -

fnt NOMINAL r. N. OesAN TFsAns HIP Col
Oaan0<f1Aaa lane.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-17

Scll by all the principal Druggists. =
Smith & Dryer. Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25
5. q. mE6cnn. EdItor.
Bolts the Ticket.

The Louisville Democrat of Satu rda
bolts the ticket of the Union State Con-
ventions In the course of a long article
it sayss
The Union Democratic Convention has
done it's work, and II is all before our
readers. We were locker on part Of
Wednesday, but took no part in the pro-
ceedings. We saw the action Of the men
who had chietcontroi in the Legislature,
and came to the conclusion that our own
record aud our own judgment would not
justify us in acting with them any fur
Their. They are not, in our Judgment, on
the road 10 restoration of the Union.
We re-publish this morning the adj
dress Of the Committee on Federal Rela-
tions in the House Of Representatives,
rejected by a majority Of the Union
Democrats Of the Legislature, aided by
the vote OF j. 4. Bell. Pie and his
friends made speeches, whilst the subject
was before the House, that have not been
printed, and in any account of them we
must depend on memory. They spoke
all round the address but could hardly
say. definitely what they objected to.
The amount of it was, it was toe severe
on the Administration and its party.
The Presidenthad done great deal for
Kentucky; bad listened TO suggestions
from Kentucky. In short, most of the
speeches were apologies for the Admins
trRtion and one or two of them an attemp-
ted cancellation of the whole radical poll
cy of the party in power, They called the
address an indictment Of the Administra-
ton q newspaper essay. Mr.. Clay thought
the address made TOO much of the negro
question, aud the remark was made by
seVeralofthe speakers, if the negro stands
between me and iay Government, let the
negro gOaIn the present circumstances this
is but response to the Abolition charge
that the negro isthe cause and strength of
the rebellion, and to the proposition that
slavery must be destroyed TO put down
the rebellion.
We regret that this Convention has
started on road chat we can't travel.
We are not this morning able to state the
whole case; but wo shall hold ourselves
free to support whatever candidates we
please. We are for this Union, and can't
follow movement that is departing from
the subject further and further.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES,


Hn.pqrArrrss DErnurESr oy rm ccnnLmh,f
Murfrcesboro, Tcnn, March lsth, isG3 J
Special Field Order, No. Co.
Ill A Board of Commissioners, con-
sisting of three citizens and two officers,
is hereby appointed to investigate and
report upon The damages sustained by
the citizens Of Nashville and vicinity
from the occupation of the place by the
military forces of the United States,
DETAIL FOR THE BOARD.
Hon. RUSSELL HoUsToN,
HoRRAcE II. Hanson, Esq,
WILLIAM DRIVER Esq,
Capt. A. D. VASosDAL, 3D. Ind. Cav.
Capt. s. T. ALLEN, Goth Ind. Vols.
The Board will meet on Monday next
March 10th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at such
place in the city Of Nashville as they
may select, and all claims for the year
ending Decembar 3lst, 1862 must be pre-
sented before April LIST, 1868. = ,
By command of Msj.-Gen. RosEeR ANS,
II. s. THRALL,
Captain and A. A. g.
In pursuance of the above order "The
Board Of CommissionersY met at the Cap
itol on Monday, the 10th March, 1863,
and organized. Claimants are informed
that the Board win meet regularly every
day, at 10 o'clock AN, at the Treasurer's
Office in the State Capitol. 1t will be
seen that ali claims for the year ending
3lst December, 1852, must be presented
before the lrst day of April, 1863.
aoiG RUssEIL HousToN
Chairman of the Board.
March 16, l863.-2w.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

In Nashville recently, (sAys the Dis
patch Of that city,) in tho course Of
some investigations before the Chief Of
Police, IL has come 70 light that the fe-
Y male members Of family in that city,
s-- Of reputed respectability, are in the habit
Of exhibiting the bone OF the human leg
taken from the body of Union soldier
slain in the baltic of Ball Run, as par
lOr ornament. What a beautiful illus
tration of womanly instinct and delicAcyl
We copy the above from the Cincin-
9l natl Coplmsroial Is II true o|
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

In Jnke, -1775, John Adams, then in
Philadelphia, writing TO a friend in Bos-
ton, in referring to the opinion that con-
ciliatory measures were the best'to settle
the difficulties with the mother country,
said:
Gin my opinion. powder and artillery
are the most Oflicacious, sure and infalli-
bic cOnciliatory measure we can adopt.
--Bu1alo ADJ.
That is the Cancellation we want now.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

The New York Metropol itan Record
has ceased to be the organ Of Archbishop
Hughes, ltrecently published an article
against the transcription law" while
the Bishop lately preached discourse in
which he expressed himself in favor of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

81, a soldier, dying of lung disease in
one Of the Washington hospitals, had
blister applied between his shoulders by
b ths surgeon. Tho poor fellow looked
5 waggishly at the doctor, and grimly ask
pa ed if = man had to have stamp put upon
him before he could be allowed 70 die.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

The friends Of Edwin Forrest In
Boston, contemplate statue of him, in
marble, In the character Of CoRIoLASUs.
Thomas Ball has been commissioned to
execute the work, at cost OF ten thou
sand dollars, TO DO compiled in two years.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

The hospitals at Murfcsesboro are to
be immediately cleared, an every soldier
who, during the last ten days, has been
reported fit for duty, will DO sent to some
general hospital.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

PBoDucH TRADE OF CHfoAoo.--During
the month, of January and February,
124,327 barrels of -four, 72o,130 bushels
Of wheat, and 1913 5Oi bushels Of corn
were received at Chicago. During the
same time 1872, 252 dressed hogs and 32,-
420 beef cattle were received,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

In the town Of Bergen, 10 Prussia, is
an elegant church, capable OF holding
1000 persons, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
all--of papier mache.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

John McHendry, Jr., Inspector Of Gus
toms at San Diego, Cal, in a dispatch TO
the Secretary of Treasury, Washington
City, says that within the last mouth
gold, silver, copper and quicksilver mines
most ssionishingly rich have been dis
covered in that part Of the country. Sew
eral thousand persons are already there
and in few months the population must
be large.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

Rev. DR.. PALNER, formerly Of New Or
leans, is teaching = theological school in
South Carolina, his native State.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

The Americans in Chile, South Amer.
tea, have raised fund which they have
contributed towards the relief Of toe sick
and wounded soldiers OF tho United
States. I
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10. &c

SO nIXIE" LODGE, I. o. or C. T.'sIOOATED IN
- tho Sixteenth Regiment Illinois Volunteer
Infantry, aud working under the authority Of the
L. Of the State Of Illinois, meets every M0nuay mis- ut
AZ Templars Hall In tdgeheld, opposite Nashville
Transient Brothers In good stalding from other
gimons, brgades and divisions Ia the army are 70
Specially solicited to meet with us.
VIZ. Il. HAD, 90. ''AH W. G. T.
W. II. HAISiIHE, VS. .y
Marohls-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

A reliable individual just from Charles
ton, s.. O., explodes tho humbug OF the
forts In tho harbor being iron-clsd,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

A little boy named BEsr was drowned
In LOwisburg, Ky, few days ago, by
falling in tub of water.
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HEDQrARTERs pEP'T % BE CUMBERLAND,
MUaFEssBoRo, TENN., March 10, 1868
March 16, lse9.-2w.
Special Eel4 Orders. ~. n.

Special Field Orders No. II.
VII. A Board is hereby ordered to in
vesiigate the various claims arising from
the use of cotton bales belonging TO pri-
vate parties, for Qualifications at Nash
vile. The Board will meet at Nashville
Tenn, on the 18th inst, or as soon there
after as possible, and will hold its ses-
sions from time TO time as the business
for which it is appointed may require.
The object of the Board will be 10 thor
oughly investigate the various claims,
both for less and damage, and to develop
all facts bearing upon then. Reports
WILDE made upon each cases separately,
as soon as the Investigation Of is con-
cluded. Ue3FrfF ~. q