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For w eaRn eSSeS
ARISING PROM EXCESS rs. HABITS OF DIsSIPA-
lion, EARLY ISDIsCRRTE0N. OR ABUSE,
Attended with the following symptoms: 81
Ind sposition 10 ENeFtiOn, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory Difficulty Of Breathing.
Weak SerTes, Trembling.
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulness.
Dimness Of Vision Pain In the Back.
Universal LAssitude Of - Flushing Of Ihe Body,
the Muscular syAtem, Eruptions the Pace,
Hot Be de, Pallid Counteuance,
Drypess Of the Skin. frl.r ...- % ---
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IHPOrENoY, FATUITY, IPILEPTIC FITS,
In one OF which the patient may expire. Who can
say at they are not frequently followed by those
.Ndireful diseases" ~. s
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI
ing Rail Road.

ing Rail Road.
-
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April 10th, IssS, Pa:
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Personally appeared before me- An Aiierrs., - -,
ty o. Philadelphia, H. T. HELNBoLD, Who being iiu.
-. Jjtn, eotn say' MS Preparations contain no mar.
10y seses@ots. ii. 4. HELHBoLD.
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HEADQUARTERS 4IH REGESESr V. NJ,
WHEELING. Nav 81, 1863.

Special order.J .tI
Z PURSUANT to 6enrraI Order No. 4 Of BrigAiisr
l.. General JInOe 8. Wheat, OF the Goth instant,
Comm AndAnts OF companies comprising the 4th rsgi-
ment will assemble their respective companies AZ
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above North street.
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| between sixth aud the Creek
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| to tile right OF the National Pike. -
Company X, Capt. John T Hopkins, on Wheeling
island
Company L, Capt. James II. Holmes, a. the Court
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IL. n possible arms will be ready for distribution
in time for the drill Saturday the I'D inst Should
they not be ready, cOmnAndants Of cOmpan les Vils
employ thee time in drilling their commands In the
facing. and march ng and also procuring correct
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those claiming exemption for any cause from such
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/ " Courts, martial will be convened tor the pun.
shnent Of gu delihFuents in discharge the duties
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THR HAIR DRESSING cULTIyATEs AND :
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A Card to the People
Now Is Your Time to Save Money!

DOL Go446SS dIEa4A6Is
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his district. His coming and bis excellent admins
tratIon Of military affairs at Helena have been q
great boon TO those who have had the good OF the
army and the country ut heart.
During the present trip on this boat from Memphis
to Cairo, we have had two Rebel officers strutting
about az large ne lie in their gray uniforms. Some
Of the Union officers have been fools enough 10 play
toady to them, and just now Union MAJOR ana TWO
Captains were engaged at ganblingtabls Win
Rebel Captain-the latter winning the stakes, and
frequently calling on the waters for " more claret.
The scene was disgusting in the highest aes,eee.
How different was the treatment OF Gen. freh,rs
in Rebel prisons--kept on the poorest fare guarded
by black seninels as special mark OF ihsuI, s ,h
denied every privileged How different, also, tne
treatment Of Col Corcoran and other onlceIs Oh ou
army whom the Rebels have had In csp'iVity, anu
aso of the private soldiers that have beon hung ana
shot after they had been taken as prisoners Oh "H
IL there no self-respect among our Union on'Gsis
Are they the natural doughfices which ihey nave
been so often represented How wish Geo.
Prentss had been along to have wine,ssa .n
,cenei am sure Il would have made his indignant
.onl bp,n with holy wrath at this funkeyism OF our
Union officers. IL knew their names. Inc WORN
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try protected by these very troops, who will form
line of defeose for the whole river and protect navi-
CATION from the hords Of guerras that have hitherto
molested il. They will have an interest IN dong
this. az their own wives and children will DO IN
cuded in the settlements.
If this movement should end in planting new
civilization for the black man along the Lower Mis-
sissipp would II not be just reribution OF Provl'
dence upon the rebellious race tbat:have so long
oppressed and lorded It over these peoplel For a
hundred miles each ride of this great river we may
now expect TO them flock to our standard. ana ~
will be found that there ia tremendous ehcacy Id
Che President's Proclamation. All that was neces-
sary was to give it opportunity OF exeeuIlng sei
which a CopI erhesd, Democratic sentiment IN tne
army has 30 long prevented. Butthank heaven t9at
sentiment has at fact given way, and the new pohcy
meets with almost universal approval.
The Rebels are much alarmed at the new aspec.
the war is assuming. No trade with the enemy anu
the armng Of the negroes are carrying terror 10 inc
very heart of Rebellion. For months we were
feeding tue Rebel army at LATHE Rock by trading
with lie Butternuts outside Of Helena, but ecu.
Prentjss las put stop to all this and given new
impetus to the loyalty and energy Of tue army Oh
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,boud have the benefit OF the information. 1 doubt
not they belong to the nigger-hating Democracy OF
the Union army who wS%d win heir ps sv syVS Semsn
and asking their pardon to boot.
But our officers are not all of this class. IL was
the custom of Gen. Steele to treat them 10 TINS iash
ion; but we have now Prentiss, Wash6urne, an
A. u. Hovery mot the Hovey who covered himself ~
with cotton at Old Town last Summer, FISK,
many otbers who hate the Rebels with holy
hatred, and would rs soon drink wine and sit down
TO gambling table with the devil as with heoei
officer.
But am making too long letter. and must close
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The African MISUNDERSTANDING with
Rebel Omcers.

Cor.spondenes Of The NJ Y. Tribune.
sfKANEh T. C. HELLxAE MisassIPPI RIVER,
OF Coumbus n.y. April H. 1908.
There is no news Of Importance from Vicksburg.
Gen. Grant is still maturing plans, and executing
flank movement on the south side Of Vicksburg pre-
vious to opening bis batteries on the place. skill
fol engineer, who planted the new casemste battery
opposite the town. Gays it will be able to destroy
every building in Vicksburg and shell out the place.
A general confidence is felt that the siege is pro-
crossing successfully and that the place Ii sure 10
fall into our hands by the first OF june. Expecta-
tons are not 10 high formerly, but more reasona'
bic.
At Ublena the new negro regiments are progress
ing RAPIDLY. In three days after Gen. Thomas ieis
for Vicksbure. the "First Regiment Of Arkansas
Inf.r,rv of African Descent" was filed to 800 and
bv this time comprises a thousand troops. The Held
of3eers are Col. Wood Lieut.-Col. Campbell, and
MAJOR Burson formerly Of the Indiana regiments
Col. Wood was formerly minister oil the BaptisI
Cbnrch in Southern Indiana, having been previously
a British officer in the West Indies, In command OF
black troops. He says he knows they viii make
good soldiers ana be engages 10 the enterprise Tor
The glory Of God. He IA a noble man OF tried cour-
age and capacity, and will make his new regiment
one of the best IN the service. Lieut-Coi. Camp |
bell and Major Bursen have been the persistent |
friends of She black from the beginning, and
every way worthy and capable of aidingin this enter
prise The line officers mostly prIyates from the
ranks OF other regiments, and deserving OF pro-
motion. The now regiment will be better differed
than the ma ory Of our white regiments, by men OF
higher character.
Last Sunday we went out TO see the new re9i.
meut parade. Ii was novelty TO pass black senti'
nes armed with muskets, and 20 receive aud return
their salute. In a few days the whole regiment is
to be armed and equipped and dressed just the same
as other troops with badges OF inierlority This
is the will Of Gen. Thomas, in which he no doubt
represents the President and Secretary OF War.
Col. Wood, however, would like a fancy IouaVe
drets for them. With only fow days drill they
went through several evolutions with grent precision
and accuracy. They were drawn up IN solid body,
and listened to religious services and addresses by
Tie Rev. j. G. Fornan, Post Chaplain AT Helena,
and the Rev. j. f. Thomas, Chaplain 56th OHIO in-
fantry. Their devout attention and excellent sing
iDQ were most remarkable. They are all yoLUs-
TIERS. The new movement has arrested the tlds
of emigration northward. They now want 10 re-
main and take part in the war.
Those who are unit for military service are TO 10
sstied upon abandoned plantations, aud Their indus
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THE WAR In MISSISSIPPI
A BATTLE NEAR coRINTH.
The Rebels Defeated and Routed.

CIycISSArI. Tuesday. April 81. 1864
The correspondent of The Commercial, writing
from Murfreesboro, says:
dispatch from Gen. Hurlbut, a. Memphis, re-
ports that Gen. Dodge, commanding at Corinth, at
tackled the enemy and drove them from Bear Creek
to Crane Creek. Our loss was 100 killed and
wounded The Rebel loss is not stated.
vicksburg dispatches are received, but they con-
tain nothing new. Ii 49,. s.
Important nsws is expected in day or two.
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Reported Evacuation Of viehsburE.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April 2

wAsHISGros, Tuesday, April q, 1852
Gen. Hurlbut telegraphs from Memphis that he
ba, information from the Rebels that the enemy are
evacuatiDg Vicksburg
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We are indebted to Mr.. L. S. Allen, Purser OF the
steamship George Washington, for important news
from Nsw-0rloaps.
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r,u,ch ofa Gum boat.

PORTLAND, Me-, Tuesday Apnl ~, loo''
Tina ounboat Agawsm was successfully launched
to-day from the yard OF G. w. Lawrence
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IMPORTANT FRON TGE SOUIB-WEST'
ANOTHER DARING FEAT At WCKSBORG
lLL OUR IRON-CLlDS RUN THE BATTERIES
GunbOats and Transports Below in Safety
REPORTED EVACUATION or WCkSBURG.
srscl.l pl.r.teh to The N. Y. Tribune.

s1eci6l Disrsteh to The N. Y. Tribune.
WIsHISGToE, Tuesday. April 81, 1863.
Official dispatches announce that the feet of Ad-
mirsl Porter and the army a considerable portion
Of the army, Of Gen. Grant have succeeded in pass
irg the Rebel batteries of Vicksburg, and are now
south Of that stronghold, and between it and Port
Hadsoni that is TO say, in position from which
they attack either place as seems most advisa-
lie and can have the cooperation Of Gen. Banks
in they should prefer to take Port Hudson first
This intelligence is Justly characterized by the writer
q one Of the dispatches referred to as great
psws and is the first sign that we are to see
tie Spring the opening Of the great river for which
our friends abroad, as recent letters from eminent
Eaglishmen state, are looking almost as anxiOu'ly
Bswe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22

The above Map will enable the reader TO get an
of the situation of the principal points
Of interest along the Mississippi, below Memphis.
Points recently named in connection with Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22

&c the Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April a. 1852
Official dispatches received last night say that q
IGtiOn of Admiral Porter's feet, laden with large
rImber of soldiers from Gen. Grants army, have
tOeeeded in running the batteries at Vicksburg, and
are now in a condition to either help Gen. Banks in
al attack upon Port Hudson or TO make an assault
uFon Vicksburg from the south.