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The Portland daily press., 1863-10-19

c1Gen. Dix may be expected to arrive
In this city some time this evening, as he is to
leave Kittery this afternoon in the steamer
Henry Burden.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-19

1The first entertainment of Duprez &
Green's Metropolitan Minstrels will come OF
at the new City Hall this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-19
Horse Railroad Meeting.

The Stockholders of the
- EsSa77ianss> Portland Forest Avenue
sGNTESlI Railroad Company are here
sl0I{-4EeEzs notified to meet at the
Office of A len Haines, No. Middle Street. on
Thursday October I'D, 1863, at O'Clock L. NJ, TO
act upon the following articles:
First-To see whether the Stockholders will assent
to and accept tie location of their Railroad, in the
City of Portland, a. provided in and by order
passed by the May and Aldermen, Sept. %, 1853.
.Second-To see W bether the Stockholders will rs.
sent to and accept the location Of their road as pro-
vided in and by an ,Nder passed by the May or and
Aldermen October 5th, 1868.
Third-To act upon ssy other business that may
legally come before fhem.
Per order Of the Directors,
octli dtd n. G. PALMER, Secretary.
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REAL EsTATE.-E. NJ. Patten sold at auc-
tion Saturday, house No. Plum street, and
lot AZ by 81 feet. 1t was purchased by P.
Tobin for $2425.
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4 REMARKABLE CURE OF CASE or DROP.

A REMARKABLE CURE OF a CASE or DROP.
SY CURED By MRS. MANCHESTER.
This Is to certify that I have been cured Of the
Dropsy Of afteen years standing by Mrs. MoweAss.
ter. have been to physicians In Boston. New York
and Philadelphia. They all told me that they could
do nothing for me, unless they tapped me. and %.
sured me that by tapping could live but short
time. had made up my mind to 60 home and live
long as could with the disease. and then die On
my way home stayed over night In Portland with
. friend Of mine and told them what my mind wss
in regard to my disease. They finally persuaded mo
to go and sec Mrs. Manchester. She examined me
and told me my case exactly.
] was much astonishcd to think that she told ne
correctly, that told her that would take her medi.
eines. not having the least faith that they would do
any good that should get the slightest relief
from any course whatever; finally took the nedi-
cine and went home In one week from the time I
commenced taking the medicine. had over three
gallons of water pass In seven hours; ana my NJ.
low sufferers may be assured that Was great relief
TO me. had not been able 70 lie down In oeo 81
night before thi. for two years. Now can lie down
With perfect ease have taken her medicine for
eight months, and am as well Is any man sould wish
10 be, and no signs of dropsy. would advise all
that are sick to 90 aud consult Mrs. NaneAsste~.
even if they have been given up by other ply.
sicians. have sent her number Of eases Of other
diseases. and she has cured them also. Go and zee
for yourselves. had no faith. but now my fAiih
cannot be shaked In her skin in telling and curing
disease.
SARAa 4. HARMON.
Mary 4. HARMON.
Bangor. Maine. April I'd.
oyytox HorRs-From 9 4. 4. I'LL BpN,
ausi' inkeutalsd
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Ohio Elertion.

CINCINNATI, Oct. II.
Returns from IS counties give Brough O.. ASP
majority, gain Of 66,039. There are several
counties to be heard from.
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ny E1eCtr.1C1ty


The Rheumatic. the equity. the lame ana the lao
leap with Joy. and move with the agility ana elastic
iy of youth; the heated brain 10 cooled; the fea1
bitten limbs restored the unsouth dsfsrnifiss ~
moved: faintness converted to vigsr. weakness =
strength; the blind made 10 sce the deaf hear ana
the pasied form to move upright; the blenishes 81
youth obliterated; the acsidesfs Of nature Me
prevented; the calamities of old age obviateA gna
An active circulation maintained.
L DIES
who have cold hands and fest; weak stsnashs;
lame and weak backs; nervous and SICK headashs :
dizziness and swimming in the head, with tnoiges'
ton and constipation Of the bowes: pain In the u
and back: lercorrh9a, Tor whites1: hlling Of Ne
womb with internal cancers; tuners, pelypas, anl
al that long train diseases will 1nd In kieetrie-
ity . means Of cure For painful nsnstraatisn.
too prouse mensiruaton. and all Of these iore line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity 10 certain
specific and win. In short time. restore the su1sr
to the Figor Of health.
U-Hs hare an Electro CHEMICAL lppsrssss fer
extracting Mineral Poison f.sm the system. sash -
Mercury, Anthony. Arsenic. he. Hundreds whe
are troubled with sti6 joints, weak backs and varl-
Gus other difficulties. the direct Of which. u
nine out Of ten Il the eject Of poisonous drsgs
can be restored to tural strength and vigor By s
use OF from i've to eight Baths.
Office hours from 8 O'clock A. y. to ,. n; u To
q: and to FL
Consultation Free. Hk isedu
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The Omnibus

VIII run from the Post Once 10
s. uthe FAIR GROUNDS, every twenty
kzEkSssFzr minutes during the day, commence
g. lAE1IA ing at 0 O'Clock A. NJ making the
- CAGtklast trip Mt O'Clock 4. NJ, con.
meeting with tue AZ Fare. Five cents.
J. j. GERRlSH.
oetl5 DIST Supt r. & +. A. r. r.
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ONE OF THE GREATEST CURES on RECORD.
Mas. MANcHEsrER-Dear Nddam :-Thinkins q
statement of my case may be Of service to other
similarly afflicted. I hasten to give Il to you.
This is briefly my easel was taken sick about Is
months ago with the Liver Complaint In very bad
form. applied to four different ply cians. but re-
ceived no benefit until called on yoa. At that time
had given up business. and In very bad state,
but after taking your medicine for short time be-
gan to recover, and In two months was entirely
well, and had gained several pounds OF aesh. and
can truly say that BY your skill perfectly heal.
thy man. JosKru DAVIS
Boston Maine Depot, Portland, Ne.
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s1-The total value of foreign exports from
this port last week amounted to s49, 9S0,39.
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q Portland Railroad.

Kennebec & Portland Railroad.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting
~ of the first mortgage bondholders of the Ken.
nebec & Portland Railroad will be held ut the Depot
in Brunswick ON Wednesday, the twenty-eight day
of October next at pine O'Clock in the morning. to
hear the reports which may be presented. and to
tend TO any other business that may come before
them. JOS. McKEEN. lr.
JOHN PArTEN. iius'eeS'
Brunswick. Sept IS, 1868. sep30 dlawtoct2S
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Notice.
Widows Wood Society.

"AuOWS VOVu SVChCsys
FTNIIE Annual Meeting of the Portland Widows
Il Wood Society,"" for the choice of officers and
the transaction of such other business may legal
ly come before them, will take place Wednesday
evening, Oct. 2Stb, at the Banking Room of the
Five Cents Savings Institution" corner Middle
and Plumb streets, at O'Clock.
SAMUEL RoLFE, Secretary.
Portland, Oct. IA, 1863. eod2w
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BOARD.

TWO or three single Gentleman, wiahing Board,
l. can find good accommodations ct l2s cunbsf.
land Street. sspz3dtt
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Found A0rin.

LfRIDAf. Oct. 9th, YAwL BOAT, painfco
Il black with q white streak around her. She wss
picked up between Hog and Cupboard Islands.
For further particulars inquire On board fse-
Boat Tiger" ocIa 1ws
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MORE TESTIMONIALS!

MVAAE Il LOA AMViv1AAAS
u
MRS. MANCHE s TER
Is constantly receiving unsolicited testimonials Of
the astonishing ewes performed BY her. Among
many recently received are the following which are
commended to the notice Of the sniicted. Mrs.. Man
chester may be consulted ct
No. IL Clapp's Block, Room No. &.
CASE OF SPINAL DISEASE CURED.
ter last March with daughter of mine with
spinal disease for which she had been doetored for
Ave years. and BY number Of physicians Of all
kinds; and she has had twenty-one applications Of
electricity applied but all to eject but she con-
tinualIy grew worse. came to the conclusion. -
the last resort, to 60 and Mrs. Manchester and
did SOL and to my great surprise she told the nrst
cause Of the disease. and how she had bsen nom time
to time, which encouraged me to try her medicines.
did so. and now my daughter Is able to be around
the house all OF the time She also rides ten or A.
teen miles without any trouble or inconvenienee and
Think in short time she will be restored to perfect
health. Since my daughter has been doetoring,
have heard Of great many eases that Mrs. Manehss
ter has cured. think IL any person deserves pat.
ronage is the one who tries to preserve the health
of the sick and suffering; and know that che uses
every effort which lies in her power to benefit her
patients. SARAH l. KxIanrs,
GEoaes KNIGHTS.
AsBY Z. KxieHrs,
EMMA KxfeHrs.
BrHnsriek. Maine, August STA.
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uoRsES WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR IRE
III Horse Cars--weighing about 1000 lbs. Apply 70
kILGORE, Elm House Stable.
Portland, Oct. Is, 1868. ed1w
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Trunk Makers Wanted.
LIVERY one that has ever worked 81 the business
IL Of Trunk making have plenty Of WORK saA
good pay by applying TO RICH PIfAAE.
No. 50, ~ 4 IS Union Street, Boston, hao.
oetl4 div
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Hon. j. m. Bofts Sent to Richsaos.d-EN-
Sistnscnt Of Coiored Troops IN the border
Stotes-Reiations tefseeeH England and the
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-19

Correspondence from she army Of the Poto.
mac - Operations Of GnerriNas - Rwm0rs
Ethaf Lee 10 Marching Washington.
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w ANTS.

ON Federal street, Oct. 18th, . ehild's Coral
~ NECKLACE. The owner can have the same
by calling ut this ONCE. oel6 1w
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Reserved Seats on lower floor. 80 cents: Gallery
and back seats Is cents -for sale at Paine's Music
Store and Andrews Periodical Establishment.
CTSee programmes for further particulars.
Doors open at 81, Concert will commence at 7, o.
CLOCK. Z. 5. GILMORE, Manager.
oc15 I'd
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-29

AFRICA, SENECA ONO, April Z, '6s.
MEssns, FARAN & MCLEAN: Gentlemen.
Please fiud inclosed twenty-liyo dol
lars, for which send twenty. one copies
of the Weekly Enquirer to the within
named persona; all to be sent 70 Attica,
Seneca county, Ohio.
Sir, ] am a natural born Democrat. Of
the Jefferson school, and a blacksaake
iamer by profession; and the best charm
that | can use is to rub their Shiny car
easses with copy of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, which renders them perfectly
dOcile. Whenever you touch the black,
slimy, venomouS reptiles with the Con-
stiiution they mast curl up.
The Democrats here are sligmaiized d as
Copperheads, which only makes us pop
ular. suppose the angels that sSng
peace and good will 10 man, at the death
of Christ, were called Copperheads, or at
least would be, by the friends of old
Pharaoh's (Abe's) proclamations.
Yours, respectfully, john Hull.
Hull does not need any answer, He
is nothing but Juttcr-nu halL and rot
ten in the bargain.
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! NASHVILLE TENNFSsEE WEDNESDAY, April % 1863


The following suggestion Is admirable.
We hope that many will follow IL, and
fiIl the hearts of the lonely and sorrow
ing with joy:
MuRFREEsBoRo, TENN, April 25, 1863
sc. MERoER, ESQ Dear Sir,-I no
tice, In reading your valuable paper,
quite a number of sword presentations
which have Gaken place here Of late in
this army. All Of which is very nice.
Yet, am confident, there are donations
that could be made, and would be nicer
TO the recipient aud would confer greater
honors on the donors.
This miserable rebellioa has caused
many poor man 10 90 forth to help de-
lend his country, aud macy have went
forth never TO return, leaving behind them
a widow and orphan children in This un-
friendly world, without any resources Of
support. Let these benevolent men learn
the address OF these poor women and
ohildien, and slip five or ten dollars ia a
letter aud send 10 TO tht m instead OF Civ
ing it for fancy swords. My motto is to
do g0od where il is needed, aud then it
is more acceptable; aud furthermore the
shouldrr-sIraps are only ordinary mem;
they are no braver than the private
(with some few exceplionsl. look on
them as small potates. Take the officers
from the privales and what could they
do? | believe in obeying, and have at
all times obeyed my officers, yet the
greater portion get too large for their
clothes. l succumb.
r9 nla SAM YERITUs.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF .'
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE,

No. i--dun Factory C,llege street on the Rnl.
Surgeon, 7. A. WORRALL.
a-University Building, Market street, on the
Hill. Surgeon, JANIS BRYAN, y. :. "
" s--Ensleya Building, s.E corner Public Square.
Surgeon, ALEK. EFRe
4-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hil G. II. BILL, Surgeon In charge.
B--sun Factory, upper end n ont street. Asst
Surgeon r. B. BIAsER
S--ColleRe street, near Broad. Surgeon, CHAs
SCHLUssER. Fl,
7-oollege street, between Church and Broad.
Act, Asst. Surgeon, G. W. FRANCE
" s-Masonio hall, Church 81 eet, near summer
Asst Surgeon, D. BAcHE.
o-Carriaee Factory, Market street, below the
squarc. Act. Asst Surgeon, J.D SKIER.
io-Medioai College, College street, on the Hin.
Act Asst Surgeon, W. *. BoWLiso
IL PEsr HousE "-o the University Pike.
Act Asst. Surgeon. L, D. HoaLE.
I2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, RED. SKY mouR
is-Hume High School, Spruce street, cor. broed.
Asst. Surgeon, A. H. SMITH, T. 5. A.
14-FemAo school, Church street, iear Ohatta.
nooga Depot Surgeon, FRED. sEYnoREi
l6-Hynes' High School Line stroa corner Sum-
mer. Surgeon, W. NJ. CHANBhEs
Ie-Gordon Block, corner Broad st-e.t and River
Landing Surgeon, DAVID Welsh.
"lT-OPruoERs' HOSPITAL Planters Hotel, sum
mer street corner Deaderok' Surgeon,
WM. ARNOLD.
ls-Corner Church and College streets. Surgeon,
ii 8. PLUMMER.
l9-Morris stratton's Building. No. IA Market
street. Surgeon, W.sH. GoRDoN.
2O-Baptst Church, Summer street surgeon,-'
GOODWIN
z1--Mothodist Church, Church street Surgeon
E. SINNErr
22-Hardcastle's, 3, South Market street Surgeon
-. BECKWITH.
4 2l--corner Vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, o.
CHAMBERtIN.
26-cornor Market and Clark streets. Surgeon
L. O. RICE
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
or TN
CuIh AGEkCi
ooNpUcrrD ~
HARVEY, COLLINS &c BRACE,
CHARLES q. GREEN, Agent
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
WASHINGTON, D. o.

~ ms AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for n,
successful prosecution and settlement Of Do
mandS against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having had severa
years experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress- the Court OF Claims, and the Exeou
two Departments at Washington, snd being thor
oughly acquainted and famuiar with The laws ano
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will be given to cases arisipt
ont Of the present war, including the accounts q
States, Contractors, and Disbursing officers Of the
War and Navy Departments, and for - Collect
Ing, Drilling, and organizing VOls
unteers,1 the reimbursement Of which IA author
lied by an act af Congressi CLAIMS FOR IEDEH
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC USES, Or FOR DAMAGES TO sUCh
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in tho service, aud ioi
military Pay, Pensions, and BOunEy
Land
We give special attention TO procuring PEN.
sians, BOuDtIes, ETC., aooruing 70 Soldiers
who have been wounded, ooatracted dl ease, or the
families Of such as have died, been killed while IN
the discharge Of their line Of duty as such during u
present war
Special care will also be givoD 70 elalnis whiee
have been heretofore Reelected or Suspended
by the Departments or InoAcientiy Managed
Prompt attention also given to the oollection Of
oaartermaster's Receipts given for Property taken
tor the Of the Army, to arranging Accounts With
andoolectng Claims against the QuArtermssier's De,
partment.
All Claims placed la our hands receive our FOmpi
PorsOual Attention, thoreby securing manl
which, in the hands OF an Attorney at any dftani
point, frequently prove unsaccessfu
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily Inter
course with all the Departments enables as 10
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thsl
where al communication aud ether necessary detsh
must be conducted through the mails.
To this end, we solicit you to forward 20 Us any OF
al cases ofsuoh character you may from time to tis
have presented, and "a "a our custom, viii fpr'
nish you with al tho neco8sary blanks, and, sa'
required, instructions.
No charge made In any case unless suoooasful,
Address CHARLES II. GREEN,
No. 3e Cherry Street.
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The Isichmond r,int.

The indianapolis Journal publishes
some interesting facts relative 90 the late
captivity of Col, Stewart, Of the second
Indiana cavalry, who was taken prisoner
at Harisville aud recently EXCHANGED.
The Colonel was sent to Murfreesboro'
directly after his capture, and treated
with great indignity by Morgan and his
subordinates. One Of the first things
the horsethief General said 10 him was.
Do you approve Lincoln's Proclama-
ton 2" "Yes," said the Colonel. al
indorse everything Lincoln has done.
and, as for hs proclamation, am very
sorry il was not issued az the beginning
of the war, and that you aud every trait
or like you wern't made 10 suffer what
you deserve" Morgan's reply was an oath
and threat: " | shall introduce you 10
my execulioner." a Captain Murphy
proved to be the interesting official in
question, a Kansas cut-throat and thief
Colonel Stewart gave him a rough lecture
on the rights of prisoners, and as clear
an insight into his own character as
very plain description Of il could give
bin, aud was punished by being placed
in a stable in Murfreesboro knee deep
in dlth, 30 that be could not lie down for
twelve hours, without anything TO eat.
At Atlanta, Col. Stewart saw one of
the numerous bread riots that have re-
Gently illustrated the contentment and
comfort Of the rebels under their new
Government, and from the window of
his prison at Richmond, he cou' d see the
vast crowd Of women aud children rush
ing wildly about the streets, aud break
ing open stores, during the much talked
of starvation riot in that city. lie SAYS
that 10 was not a mere outbreak Of plum
dering orriotoas feeling, but was largely
composed Of women as respectable as
any In the city, aud that instead Of the
trifiing affair Il is made TO appear in The
rebel reports, 10 was so serious that Gen.
Winder tried ia vain, by circumstances
and entreaties, 10 allay il, and Jefl, Da-
Wis was finally compelled TO come out
and promise ratiOns from The Government
stores, 20 the needy families, before
peace could be restored.
Col Stewart says that from all he
could see aud learn 10 cOnversaiion with
the soldiers put to guard him-they were
frequently ldsh, and he being an Irish
man could soon make his way into their
conhdence--be Is sure bat our Govern
meut will crush the rebellion in few
months by holding the war firmly where
il is, he stories Of destilutiOn aud dis
content he knows are true, and he says
he has heard enough from tho private
soldiers 10 know that their zeal for the
war has faded, AS their rAti0ns decreased
and is now utterly gone. ga
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CAMP ON STE WARTS CREEK }
April "a, 1853. (

Editor Nashville Union. u
srR:-'Day in" and "day out" we are
waiting and wishing for something 70
turn up--something that we can talk
about and write about, but so far we
have been able to report "all quiet on
Stewards Creek" We are 'nearly dead"
for something to do. We have tried fish,
ing and various other sports, but they
have nearly all "played out" We have
tiled TO get up an extensive correspond
ence with the fair ones, but that does not
pay. We have tried TO cultivate the &C
quaintance of some of the fair damsels
of Dixie, which has proved equally un-
successful. Verify, what shall we do i?
Can't some one suggest a remedyp 1t
would be a relief if "Mr. Johnny Rebel"
should come this way, ndgive us little
exercise to start our blood to circulating
But forget. We had somo excite.
ment in camp few evenings since, which
resulted in quite skirmisb. Two gem
tlemen Of suspicious looking uniform had
by some means managed to slip through
the picket lines, and were quietly en-
seconded in q rail pile near the camp,
doubtless waiting the approach of dark e.
ness to commence their depredations, but
were fortunately discovered in time 10
preysntany serious calamity. The boys,
armed with clubs and stones, surrounded
the rail pile, whilst two commenced it's
demolition. Presently "two rate" ap-
peared and offered an unconditional sur
render, but they were Immediately exc
cuted as spies. We lost mary man" on
our eide.
Nothing moro of interest at present;
but IL anything of Importance transpires
in this quarter, shall keep you fully
posted. Yours, &c,
WAvERLY
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
G ENERAL HOSPITALS

I-OHL Oh hLuIlEcS5bONOs LSA-AA~ q
Medical Director Post-M. o. WooDwoRTH.
Hospital No I.-Clty Hotel; S. w. corner square.
Surgeon 7. d. Fitch.
No. 2-woodbury Pike. S. 0. Himoe, Sur
gcon In charge.
No s--East Court House. w. 7. Johnson,
surgeon In charge.
No. 4--Woodbu'y Pike. A'st Surgeon
J. W. Pearce.
No 5--North Court House. J. 7. Woods,
Surgeon In charge.
No. 6--North-eaat cor. Square. N. B
Faler, Asst Surg in charge.
No. T-East Court House b. Woodward,
Surgeon IN charge
No. s-opposite and west City Hotel WA.
A. Mcrully, Asst Surgeon in
charge.
No. Cor. Nashville and Lebanon Pike.
S d Permaf, act Asst. surgeon
Ia charge
CenI Field Hospital No. 1--cne mile west Court
House. j. Y. Finley, Surgeon in charge.
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MAanMlo NoIIcEe,

Osnlerland Lodge No s-stated meeting. on sd
Saturday Of every month, at Odd fellows hail cor,
summer ana Union streetsi John hcCollaud, W, M
u, \ Mnkin s W; q eiencrie, J. Ws Jos hcCro-
ny, Treas. Coo W Norvel, Sec W, ~ Moore, 3. D..
ID. Grcwor,j. u n. fiolda, Tyler.
Curnbsrland Chapter, No = Morton B. Howell, N.
\, Nigh Priest Adna Anderson, n kings George
selnoiio. n. Scribe q. W pedeu, g. H. John Nc,
Clellaud, D.. SiN VS.. nrown, h A. ca y G. Moss,
M.aH ~ n. sariain, NJ v, James Lnmsden, NJ
r.. @. hranaioid, scci @ Iullel roaa.i r.
Holds Tyler stated meeting on lat saturday Of
NSsir.lis Council No John Mocloliend, T l, G.
a.; hi Is Howell, d. r @. Nj Adna Anderson, r G
" sheffield, Roeorter j. Lunsaeni capt
In each month ,c,u
kas,vllls Commaaderp No. John MeClellend
Eminent Commander Morton - howtp eeh,rans y,
smo. Adna And, rson, Cant. Generals Rev. W. n
Reed, Prelale Thompson Apdersoni senlor Naraen
~ o. Wheeler, Junior Warden a. W. Donigan
rreasurer; ", H. Harrison, kecQraeri r. flelus
sentinel. Stated meounls on 81 Thursday ofeach
mont d.
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AIWIJ J VNI'I
CAPT. Co. A, l24TH o. V.

The Tifill Alv@tisey says that "i' is
curious fact that those 80 called Union
men who den0unce Democrats as 'trai-
tors seldom 60 to the var" Passing by
the fact that Union nsen do rot denounoe
Democrats as such, a. Iraitors--it 10 cer-
tainly clear that most ali the soldiers Ia
the army have been busily denounoing
"home traitors" for the past six months,
"Thats what's the malter'-with the
advertiser folks.--Saadasky (O) Reyister.