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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17


governing this Convention be. as follows:
l. All votes for candidates shall be by q
call OF the coun.ies. sa s2 f.> 'it f'i7'. 3
q A majority Of all the votes given shall
be required to nominate. "~ .45
8. The nominations shall DO msde in the
following order: LIST, Governor; ID, Lieut.
Governor; Sd, Auditor Of State; 4 b., Treas
urer of State; 5,h. Judge Of the Supreme
Court, 6.h, Board Of public Works.
The gentlemen selected by the committee,
and nsH;ed in tho oregoing report, were
ther unanimously declared 10 be elected the
officers OF ih,s Convention. sis's f@ q
Messrs. Sawyer, Kelly, Stekss, Stewart,
Williams and msdary. were appointed q
committee TO notify Gov. Med,l of his elec
tions as President Of this Convention, and
conduct him to TIE Chair. Is y w. .Fsr
After short absence, the csmmittee re
turned, being accompanied by, Gov Medili
who was introduced to the Convention by
the temporary President. ''fH 4 - aa.
The Governor thanked the Convention Tor
the high honor conferred upon him, and de-
livered an address OF some length upcn the
state OF the couatry, which which was re-;
ceivsd with great favor, and was applauded
10 the echo. ssF3''f W 9afE'@ y. '''f f8g&
REPORT or THE COMMITTEE TO SELECT 4
fTATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. 70 g'e'
M. Christian, from the committee to
se lect y ste Central Committee, presented
the following report, which was unanimous
ly adopted: xxx - .,'a.s's '.,ia f'+
Democratic State Central Committee .o
John e.. Thompson, Samuel Medary,
Georgs L. Converse, Amos Layman, Allen
G. Thurman. 'ss g! = 7Fs .''''S 'S'
t7 Spsf Aauisory Committee. af
ist District Martin, 0! Hamilton
county. '&"s @t,H 10 E!'
ID District Charles W Smith. TIsmil-
ton. 1885, ~ @ t'5' 81
81 B.strict--Davd A lIouk, Montgomery
4th District--Wm A Prestlebauger
CHAMPAIGN. !9's+ aaa' ,2a'4'7S W ,.le
slh l)s.trict--s L. G Glessner, Hancock,
6;h District ct-James NJ Tiimble, High.
land ftt w aFtGi ~ 4fs asiG3& %t4l Ts
10 Dis,rict-J G Dun, Madison aaa r
-Bih District M 'Christist, Marion,
stt.tsiktrict--Wm Colc, Otsaway. yF
- 10Th. District- Abnsr &. Backds, Lucas y
.lith District-L Levi Ddugan, Jackson NJ
l2th District t-Charies RJisnd, Fiji field,
!. 18th Distfjs,- VIM d Mofgsn, Licking.
f4th District- Wm Lirwill, A ashland.
u fbth District--J = iisnna, Morgan s..'
f5th sDistrict4- -ehss n Allen, Harrhod.g
t7th District lewis Schaffsr. Stark.. .asi !,
lash aLi.trict-- WI Gpfdan, Cuyahoga. Y
/ .tg.h Distfic,=spahlsl Shsrnian. go S$8
'a' =. TIE N0Ma I 4. ,;...,s., 4.
~ Y, -. -, -.
\. Aitsr an Informal sois2 81 counties The
/. cousentiorl unauilnopsfy nQEthaled Clement
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17

Horace s. Knsp, having received ,najori
" o! all tn votes gwen, was declared the
nominee OF ths Convention or. Treasurer Of
State; and the nomination Was then made
unsn Inous. .'s
jUDaE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
George W, Beiden, OF Stark; P. Van
Trump, . FAIRFIELD: Van r. Humphreys; Of
summit; A, 5. Boys, of Highland; John Il.
Hanna, OF, Mo gan; J, w. Okey, Of Guern
sy, W. Il satf,rd, of Ross; and James
Cl rk, Of Butler, wers named lor nomna.
tion. ...--
Messrs. Boys, Hahn. and Clark were with
drawn.
A vote By counties was taken, and resulted
as io!lows: s.. ,........... .....
Bslden, ..,-.... 64L
Van Trump. r:.. .- ..... 259 .
Humphreys. ..,.... u
Okey, ,.'....,.,...,...-........ ...... 1O8
S.tford .. ... ...t.
Vn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-10

again renew my recommendation Of the last session
for an organization Of all abeboded persons In state
for the purpose Of home defence, and to aid nsCess-
~ In the execution Of the law, Ny reasons for this
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HEADQ'Es MIL'Y DIV. OF TIE MISS }
Ia the Field, ChsttsnoO2a, Tenn.
Nov. 5, 1867
nErERAL oRpERs 10. 4.

GEGEEAL DAbAEAs NJ =
The habit of raiding parties of rebel
cavalry visiting towns, villages, and
farms, where there are no Federal forces
and pillaging Union families, having be-
come prevalent, Department Commanders
will take immediate steps to abate the
evil, or make the loss by such raids fall
upon secessionists and secession sympA-
thizers Of the neighbOrhoOd where such
acts are committed.
For every act Of violence TO The per-
SOC Of az unarmed Union citizen, seces-
sioDist will be arrested and held as host
age fcr the delivery of the offender.
For every dollars worth of property
taken from such citizens, or destroyed
by raiders, al assessment will be made
upon secessionists Of tie neighborhOOd,
and collected by the nearest military
forces, under the supervision of the com
msnder thereof, and the amount thus
collected paid over to the sufferers.
When such assessments cannot be COL
lected in money, property useful to the
Government may be taken, at q fair valu-
alton, and the amount psid in money by
q disbursing officer of thu Government,
who will take such property up on his
returns.
Wealthy secession citizens will be
assessed in money and provisions for the
support of Union refugees, who have and
may be driven from their homes, and into
our lines, By the sets of those with whom
such secession citizens are in sympathy.
All collections and payments under
this order will be through disbursing
officers Of the Government, whose 40
counts must show sll money and proper
~ received under it, and how disposed
of.
By order Of Major General q. S.
GRAFT T. s. Bowels,
Asst Adj't Gen'l.
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eensral Orders so. a.
HrIrnrr.nrune n s -

HEADQUARTERS, o. S. FoRcEs(
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 81, 1868.
His Honor, the Nayo7 Of the city, and
the Asst. Med. Director Of the Depart
ment, reporting the continued spread Of
the Small POx in this city, all persons,
citizens as we'll as soldiers, are hereby
required to have themselves vSccinsted
at once.
For the benefit of the community, q
Medical Officer will be in attendance
daily, from 3 to o'clock, P. ~, at the
following places:
The A1emen's RooR in the Market
House, on the Public Square.
Engine House No. 3, on Cherry street,
South Nashville.
Gratuitous vaccination will be afforded
At ali these depOts.
The neglect or violation of this order
by citizens will subject them to fne or
20 be sent north of our lines.
Commanding officers of brigades, regi-
men's, batteries and detachments at this
post viii see that theif commands are
promptly vaccinated.
By order of
Brig. -Gen. r. S. GRANGER.
" EEFIN,
nov "a w Capt. and a. b. G.
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FORM or eUAaASrEE.
ASSISTANT QUAFTERAAsTER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tam, Nov. 1Uth, 1863.
Sale Of Steamboat Hull.

7 WILL sell 20 the highest bidder for cash, the
L Hull OF the United States steamboat, COTTAGE,
now lying 10 The Cumberland River, at tire foot Of
Broad street Nashville, Tenn. Bids wilt be received
and the sale made 90 the highest bidder. bond %
the amount Of twenty-five per cent. Of the amount
udsred sgnei by two responsible slretOs TO be tor
feited on neglect refusal Of pay ing the amount
bid, (if the bid Is Acoepted,) viii accompany each
bid 81.
Sealed BIDS will be received a. this office until IL
o'clock, Dec lst, 1868, and should BE- addressed to
the undersigned endorsed, "Proposal fJr Steamboat
HulI " s PERKINS, Jr,
uov20Io Capt. 4 A. Q. NJ
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OTPIoE or SENIOR AND sUrERvIsIso QUAHTERH'a,
DEPARTMENT or THE CUNDEaLAND
NASHVILLE, 1yNN Nov. IS, 1888.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofce tai
TUESDAY, DECENBER 18Th, 1893, at u O'Clock
NJ, when they will be opene TO furnisb theQuarteT-
mas 'eTs Department in this city with
soc, 600 Bushels 81 Corn, at SIS lbs to the bushsl
200 coo Oats, 90 lbs.
20 COO tons Of Hay, 1T 1000 lbs ton.
The Corn and Cats to be a good c'eap, Round, Rer
chsutable article aud the hay 10 be, what is known
Cd the Ohio river, as frst elias Timothy.
Grain and Hay 70 be subject to insleeti before
being received.
Grain to be put up in good strOrg sacks Of not
less than two bushels each, snd the price per bush
el, Incl UdiBg sacks, must be stated
All bids for less than 10 eco bushels Of grain or
loo tons Of Ray, Will be rejected
Tbs QuaTtermaster reserves the right 70 reject any
ami all bids oOnsiie ed too high.
Bids should be endorsed
Proposals FOR -" Chsy, corn or oats, as
Blde from d'sloySl parties, win not be considered
and each proposal must be accompanied By 81 oath
Of allegiance.
GUARANTEES.
The abilities OF the oder 10 fulAl the contract
should II be awarded hiai, must be guaranteed by
two responsible persons whose signatures must BE-
appended to the guarantee.
The respon ibility OF the guarantors must be shown
By the Oh tai certificate OF the Clerk Of the nearest
Bstret Court, tr the United stats District Att0r-
nsy Bidders mHst be present in person, when the
bids opened or their proposals. will not be con-
sidered Bonds, equal in amount TO half the sum to
be received the contract signed by the contract
or snd both his guarantees, viii be required Of the
successful bidder upon SIGNING the contract As the
bond mu t accompany the c4ntract. It will lie ne g.
cessary for the ddtr' 10 have their bOrdsmen With
then, or 10 have bonds signed In anticipation aud
ready 70 be produced when the contract 3 signed.
FORM or GUARASTEE.
We, - Of the County q -, and the State
OF -, do hereby guarantee, that - Is able
70 fulhl a contract in accordance tn the terms Of
his proposition aud that should hts proposition be
Pied he will at once enter IN TO contract In &C.
eordanos Herewith. Should the contract be award
ed hiD, are prepared 70 become his sureties.
To this guarantees must be appended tbs Official
certificate above mentioned.
noYisIm J. L. DONALDSON,
Chief O. N
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General orders no. /.
HEApoa's Drsrs1cr OF Ns1yILLE,l

HEADoR's DISTRICT OF NsHVILLE,(
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. Il, 1868.
I. In compliance with orders ems
mating from Headquarters, Department Of
the Cumberland, the undersigned as
sumes command Of the District Of Nash
Vile, including the defenses Of the Lou
isville aud Nashville Railroad to the
Kentucky line, the Northwestern Rail-
road from Nashville to the Tennessee
river, Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road TO Duck river, the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad 10 Columbia, and the
posts of McMinuville, GAINESVILLE, Fort
DOnelson and Nashville,
H. The following staff Officers are an
nOuneed:
Capt. ThOs. G. Williams, 10th Infantry,
A D. @, A. A. a. g.
Capt Jas. A Plummer, 10Th Infantry
Act. Asst. Insp. Gen.
Capt William Hervey, 9th KY. Vols,
ADO.
lst Lieut. Thos. Elkin, 10th Ky.
Vols, A. D. O.
(Sgnedl
LOWELL q. ROUSSEAU,
Msj.-Gen.
Official:
THOs. O. WILLIAMS, A. A. A. g.
nov24-lw.
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HEADoUARTERs MILITARY DIVISION
E EoF TIE MISSISSIPPI,
In the Field, Chattanooga, Tenn,
November IL, 1863.

General Orders, No. 5.
Brigsdier- General W. S. Smith, o. s.
Volunteers, is announced as Chief of Cav
ally for the Military Division of the Mis-
sissippi, and viii be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
All returns, reports, acquisitions and
esiimstes required by law and existing
orders to be made or submitted to the
Chief Of the Cavalry Bureau, and also
such reports and returns as he may re-
qaire for his information, will be made
tnrough and to him at Nashville, Tenn.
By order Of Major Gen. U. S GRANT
T. s. Bowers,
Assistant Adjutant-GeneraL
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Louisville, Ky, Oct. 10. 1863.
Gsnral Order, No. 2. ~
Subject to the approval of the Presi-
dent Major general w. 7. Sherman, u.
S. Volunteers, is hereby assigned to the
command Of the Department and Army
Of the Tennessee, Heaqusrters in the
field.
BIZ order Of Msjor-G Gen. U. S. GRANT:
T. s. BoEERs,
Asst Adj't General
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G4leYaI Orders No. l.
In compliance with General Orders No.
s37 A. G. O., of date Washington, D. c.,
Oct. I6, 1868 the undersigned hereby as-
sumcs command of the military Division
Of the Mississippi" embracing the De
psrtmeDt Of the Ohio, of the Cumberland
and Of the Tennes'ee.
The Headquarters Of the Military
Division Of The Mississippi will be in the
field, where all reports and returns re-
oaired By Army Reg1lstiOns and exist
Ing orders will be made. E
Q. s. GRANT,
MsjcE General.
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VIII be furnished Ss e chargs to soldiers IL or out
Of the Hospitals, if their bottles or inkstands are
brought st the above hours. SoLDIERs one
third less than citizens. -t-
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TO THE SOLDIERS!

q - AAeANC AFAOAkn2ACA a
I SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use OF Soldiers.
g 1t is printed in four ceIors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, ooIOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers /;
size 1877. The certificate is enclosed
in q pastebOsrd tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tubs and re-
mail it to bis friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as q remem-
braDce. -la
Prics so cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid. .v-...Et
= I. n. RHODES & CO.,
81 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
Oct16-3m. aiEs.Fa4
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State of Tennessee---COffee Co.
ARacBnls7t in Jsstice's Cgtvt.
John L. Davidson and Joseph Walker rs. a.
B. Robertson.

A FRAGMENT having been issued IN this casa
n aga nat the Defendant, upon The ground hat The
prendant had absconded from the state that the
ordiaAry proosFs Of law cannot be served upon hi
Il s therefore ordered shat be appear before me- At
nv Office in the town Of Manchester, on the 18th d-y
Of December 1853 then and there 20 defend said 81
tachuelt suit othetwise the sane viii be procceded
IN e parte, before ne. And q Is further o C cd
that n CORY Il this order be pub in tie Daily
Uui H. newspaper Published 10 tie CITY Of Nashville,
for Tour consecutive weeks.
Given unda- my hand this 17th day Of November,
lses G. D. FM ERS0N,
Justce o. TIE Peace Of Cohos County.
noY2s-laEsts
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UNION HOTEL.

Nashville, Tennessee,
North Market Street.
TTNHI7 HOUSE IS PIEAsANrLY. SITUATED, ~
L near ths q ARE, and convenient 70 the t;a
Nashville and Lsu.sFtle ispoE Persons visitil q
Nashville Wii hnd 70 their interest 10 call al this
house. my Lils ghtzr b. FAY than ether house
In the city. -f rf .. %
NJ . ices a e, 81 % per night, Breakfast, Supper
aud Lodging. 30 per dlJi three Meals and
Lodging, or s. 80 per Veek, 90 90 cents per Mfal
lOu Nill md usE such q the country Affords.
Gall and Try ne. ! W. SOOSrREE,
srp8-3m. Proprietor.
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Dir. KINGS DlSPESSlRY.

DE-. KING formerly Of New York,
JiAC for last years q LOEisvilis, XIV,
SS1S~@GNs who has esvoted bis sttentitoa 20
The treatment Of private diseases Tor 80 yenrs esters
himself having s1tandsd 70 praetloS for 80 many
years. ard cured mary thousands, he Il enabled
70 cure al ciseazss Of private nature, natter
hoV tad thsy nay b from inJ1doiOUs mecicz treat
ment. OF from neglect Of their OWL Dr. Efnz's
Dispsrssry e No q DosdsriGk street. between Cher
y ard the SQUARE second story, where be cBges ell
diseases Of private nst1re.
Goaorrk0a cured without nA1soous medicinss Or
intsyfsEszos vita bcz.5eZ-
strictures q old recent date seatc.ly cursd q
fsW days, by a. operation which cause 10 psin
Where structure exfsts health cannot b e1nioyeS
Perhaps disease cAEEes zalEchief and undaF-
mines tia Constitution - uCeh.
eFphilss, with all ths ds6asHs Of the Ekn, growing
outof neglect o. bad treAttoenis can b sdeotsAny
cared IN feN days
6s.sisGI ReaAaess-Psrto1iaga ftenticB having bsea
given 10 TITS disease, AID AL the oonsgueuoas grow
ing o.. % IT, brought On n many oasas By TIE de-
Etr1stys ha14ts 81 ioconstdeFz Fouths and sxceas
i've indaieencs q tie passions, noEiect % which
Vin undermine ths oonsti1iion, rendering fha sub
ieot un1i for bcsness sooisty, and sEusng preua
tzrs old age.
Feiasies who nay b Iaooring gish any dfslcalty
tbo Wo-lb nay reTt assured Of immed ate RELIEF
Persons residing abroad, b. vritzs aud sistins
their cas- Win fss enclosed. direct = n. A. Kns
NE necessary nadiosnas saut % thsiz a46ral pGes
hours fspn = sfeionk h tAa raornlng setn . :
vsniaE lsziy13o-a 1Swig.
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HEADQUARTERS CohsIssION FOB THE ]
ORGANIZATION OF Z. S. CoLoRED TRooPs
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1853.
Ctrcsllar No /.
In accordance with Orders from the
President of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tsblished for COlored Troops in the De-
pzrtment of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
| MurfreesbOro', :"
Gallatin,
WartrAcercG q !
ClsrksVille, f"
Sheibyville,
Columbia, :"
Stevenson, Alabama.
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Board appointed by the President,
| and consisting of
The Board will hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, and On demand exhib-
tied to any person claiming that his or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within Ten
DAYS after the filing of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tanned from any person who is OF has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies of tie Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall ale with
their claims an oath of allegiance to the
Government Of the United States.
The mastering officer will furnish Off
cial copies of all muster-in rolls, fer the
information and guidance Of the above
Board. -
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall
ofer HE or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer certificate thereof, with q de-
scriptive list of such slave, aud become
entitled TO compensation for the service or
labor Of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board . valid deed OF
msnumissi1n and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
so enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments will be made in accord !
ance with the provisions Of General Or
der No. 329, current series War Depart
ment.
By order Of the Secretary of War.
GEORGE L. STEARNs,
Major and A. A. g. U. S.,
Com'r 0rg'n q. s. ColOred Troops. |
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$4,000 Agents Wanted /!
nARE npE.lETTTNITY

$4,000 Agents Wanted :!
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
rs. 600 Watches, Gold Pens and Pencils, Vest,
Guard and Neck 0kSans, Chstelains Chains
and Pima, Engraved Bracelets, Engraved
Spring Looksts.
Sal Stove Rags. CalJfovuia Rt-rs. Clased Rizgs,
Aesosao RtHps esd Psas, Gszls' Cahfo-aia Dsa-aosa
ltzs CaiVoFasa DiSstord Ear DTops Bsast,5 So q
Js,'siTY, n - ssss Eisds ava Bs.1o.ss, sdc.,
Worth 100000,
To b sid for One Dollar each, without regard 70
VHiua, Aad not 80 be pad for till you know
what yOu srS = SEE.
In al transactions By mall We shall eharFs for
doing The business Is osuts each, which must - en-
closed when the request e made % know What Won
can have. Affsr knowing what VOC can have e. n
it viii Be a. yeur oPaon - ses4 g. take thu arti ole
OF HoL
Five articles can Be ordered fer s1-sieveu for 81
thirty for sS-sixty-nvs Ger tIo-and Que hundrSd
for SIS
vita The iEioFmAtion Of What ycu can have YIN b
sent Circular Eiyiag fun instruct M 20 goats and
full CetaloEus Of article ard then q Viii ts Al
your option = send and get the article or not.
Also, for 81 Eli sod sold silver Shield o.
sitheg Array oorfs Pa. viii yOur nams, Isgineut
znd ooupsnJ hsaAsoasiy sagrsVsd spon &C.
D N. wAaD a co.,
Box GsFa, New TesA sos Broadway,
nevss
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Allow me 70 introduce 70 you my friend. J. ". Dol
bear who sits your city for the purpose Of teach
ing Penmanship and Photography. Hts reputation
as 8 successful teacher is vel and widely estab
lighsd that will say nothny on that score. Only
desire 20 present him as gentleman from whose So
ciety have derived much pleasure ard proht and as
one whom you have the intelligence 70 appreciate
any thing you may do 70 further bis designs will be
gratefully acknowledged by your friend,
JOHN e. EDGAR
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AEADqAsIERs MftrrAs DIVISION or THK MIssIssrFIi,
IN TSR FiftD, CaATTAAocGA, TRES Nov. 3, 1888. J
apsciG9 Orders, No.7.
EXTRACT.
Ulcers Of the Qaartermaster's Depart
ment at Military Stations, within the
SlAte OF Tennessee, will hire all such
loyal persons, applying for work, as they
may require, 10 work at Railroad depots,
on Governmekt steamers, and at such
other places as the public service may
demand, paying such employees the usual
wages, anf issuing rAtions TO them.
Nations will not be issued to the fami-
lies OF persons refusing TO accept en-
ployment when their services are re-
CURED.
By order Of Maj. Gen. U. s GRANT:
ELY s. PARTER,
Assistant AdjstaTt Geaeral
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ROOM over snidb's Drug Sore, Coz. Church end Vst
Sreeas HOURS, to IL, g. m, 3 to 5. p. N, and !
to at night ...... ..e.a u fa.,-s
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TO RENT-FoR 1864.
Georgians, Attention.

TaE uSDEsSiGNEO having been astborizsa 70 re-.
erGit troops Tor tAs United states ssrslae for ths
term Of tbrse years during the Ear sn the loyal
men q Georgit, y dssrUus Of giving recruiting con-
Missions 70 euaEEetse, true meg, Who vii be comris-
s0ued 81 SOFA g tAs soupany . fail For -inforDa-
tioE apply - D. G. RoH1Rlk.
Roy1s-ins hEiagsport, Aa-
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Pulaski CTeDB.) is now held by Gen.
Dodgs's command.