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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
MEDICAL.
FICKARDT'S
CATTLE -POWD
THOUSANDS ARE TEsTIFYlNG TO IT'S
EFFICACY
The Mereiful Man is Kiad to kis Boost"
A FTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERIMENT By

A FTER YEARS OF STUDY n EXPERIMENT By
N the inventor. to compound from pure vegetable
materials, q Powder that should and must take the place
Of the thousand and one nostrums gotten up and palmed
upon the public as certain remedies" for the cure OF
all diseases which the brute creation are their TO" be
none can be genuine unless bearing our fac sirnfLe sig
nature. The demand has been such that its sale has
been chiefly confined TO the State Of PennsylvaI Ia. but
we have now contaminated such arrangements that we
are prepared to supply the numerous orders now on
hand, a well as those we may here after receive from
other States Of the Union.
Knowing this Powder 10 possess all the curative prop
critics here set forth, we deem a fulSome TRADE of words
unnecessary, feeling assured that its own merits will Sc
cure for il a ready sale. Being composed Of pure vege-
table ingredients. IL can be safely aud judiciously given
to that noble animal. the HORSE. It's effects are no
false pampering Ct the system, creating a bioaied car
cass with a premature shedding Of the hair; but on the
other hand, IL strengthens the digestion, purihes the
blood, regulates the urinary organs, thereby improving
and protecting the whole physical condition Of the ami
mai, even when in an apparently healthy state.
To the Agriculturist and Dairyman "a is an invaluable
remedy for their neat cattle laborng under HOOP dis
plants TO which they are liable from a suppressiOn q the
natural secretions-
Mich COWS are much benefited by occasionally
mixing with their Stop or feed-if has . tendency to
strengthen the animal. remove all distractions from the
milk tubes. promote all the secretions and consequently
adding much 10 the strength Of the animal, quantity and
quality Of the milk, cream aud butter.
HOGS, during the warm season, are constantly over
heating themselves, which results in their getting
Coughs, Ulcers OF the LUNGS and other parts, which
naturally has a tendency TO retsri their growth. In all
such cases, a teaspoonful mixed in a bucket az Swill aud
given every other day. will speedily remove all difhcul-
ties, and the animal will increase in health and fat.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
The Debt.

Our readers are well aware that we have been
by no means chary of our opinion. not only that
the present Federal debt would never be paid by
taxation. but that il would ultimately not be
paid at all. The observer who has taken the
trouble TO watch the course of Congress could
have no sort Of trouble IN arriving at this con-
clusion, and that the capitalists in Europe have
long since received that impression is manifest
IN the fact while they have tken a large Con-
federate loan. payable in cotton, they refuse to
take a Federal loan. payable in gold. At the
latest advices the Messrs. Earrings report the
~fve-twenties unstable at 60 and the Confederate
loan quick at So There had been some lots of
hve-twenty stock sent hence by large houses
anxious to tur1 a penny BY selling them, aud
their anxiety led them to overlook facts in re-
gard to tbeloan which their judgment would have
deemed fatal to any other. The consequence
has been that the stocks have been sent back with
contempt upon this market.
Amid all the show of taxation got MP by Con-
gress in accordance with the theatrical play Of
Mr.. Chase, who says he will depend only upon
u xation while be continues to issue paper and to
dictate such laws as he. we'll knows will defeat
the object aimed at. an extreme, grievous and
burdensome tar was laid last year on consumers
Of goods. at a time when a tax OF twenty million
upon real estate was repealed, because Mr.. Chase
and his political satellites were afraid to tar the
farmers on the eve of an election. The tax
failed. and a new one. equally impotent, has been
concocted, while The taxation OF property is still
lodged. rtrns as
The new tax. however. embraces the principle
Of reputation. Thus a tax OF FIVE per cent. is
laid upon all income derived from public stocks
over $500. This sounds pretty we'll. The
amount OF stocks out il one thousand millions,
viz: eight hundred million gold interest and two
hundred million paper interest. This gives fifty.
eight million OF income. ON which i've per cent.
would give two million four hundred thousand.
but.pol one Is taxed unless be has over $40 .000o of
bonds. A man may own $50, 100 of bonds, and
have no tax TO pay. No names appear on the
bond. The only tax ccllected WIFI be from the
banks that hold large amounts. Individuals will
pay nothing. But TO carry out this humbux,
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
The situation.

The situation.
Gold eighty-three-the highest point yet
reached.
SIeEL met and defeated with severe loss.
BUTLER falling back "leisureIy' to his fortif
cations.
ABOther draft 70 be ordered for three hundred
thousand more. to take place on the 18th Of
July 4frrrr go aa
LEE still holding bis position at Spottsylya-
mia.
These facts define the situation un enthusiastically,
without the necessity of comments. They speak
for themselves.
II an iceberg had dropped upon the country,
il could not have had a more chilling effect than
the proclamation which the telegraph wires an
Dounced yesterday that the President had issued,
calling ont four hundred thousand more men. 1t
was subsequently pronounced a hoax. We have
no doubt the proclamation was prepared. and il
inadvertently. perhaps. was made public. This
view OF the case is confirmed by the announce
meBt that a draft for three hundred thousand
men will be made.
What Interpretation must the country put upon
this intelIigeDcel Can it be anything else than
that the rebellion cannot be crushed by the pres
emf Immense army in the feld7 Governors MoE-
ros. YArEs and BRouGH assured the country that
only Sighty-6ye thousand hundred days men, not
to be creiited on any draft, we're all that were
necessary to faish the rebellion Nov we are
told that three hundred thousand more three
years men are necessary. How long must this
sacrifice Of blood and treasure continued Is it
not time that the people should take charge Of
their own aaairss Their agents have demon
ssrated most indisputAbly their incapacity to ad.
minister the government ~.
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

AT the bakery for Meade's army. at Alexan-
dria, three hundred barrels of -four and eighty
nine barrels OF yeast are used daily, making l7o,-
600 loayes of bread.
-In the United States Senate, the other day.
Mr.. Chandler sJid he was free from the prevalent
disorder of constitution on the brain" Ii
would be more to his credit, and also to the credit
Of Michigan and the country. If he was free
from whisky Oh the brain "-tNewburyPort
Herald. H ag ~ 81 l-a.
"A PRETTY ExPERIMEsT-Any young lady.
who will slide around the room in a pair OF slip
pers on a wooden drugget or carpet, for short
time. without removing her feet from the floor,
and not in the meantime coming in contact with
any other object, may touch, off the gas light
with the tip OF her fore finger.
This, though phiiosophically explained. is Gu
rious, aud may be made a pleasing exercise at
our social gatherings.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

To Vim. RdlstOu.

wAsHISGrox, January !, lsss.
To Vim. RdLst0n:
Ihave used your Cattle Powder, and would state that
Il possesses the qualities Of toneing aud renovauDg the
stomach. removing in some degree the mOrbihe matter.
! can recommend for all horses in private use, where The
system is not too much debilitated
J. p. TURNER,
Veterinary Surgeon.
For the United STATES Government,
Washington, d.. Q.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

The undersigned. for some time past, has had in use on
his farm "Rickardts Cattle Powder, and from the bene-
fetal effect derived from IT, takes plessur- I'm recon-
men6ing the article TO all farmers as a valuable prepare
tion. TO be given to Horses and Csttl Some Of my
work horses, that were in bad health, with little or no
disposition for food, on their taking "Fickardt's Cattle
Powder soon recovered their aTn- tite, and ia a short
time became fat aud in good cOndsuen.
HENRY B. CHEW.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERl-
aA ENCE OF AN INVALID,

Published for the benefit, and as a warning ~andCAUTION
TO YoUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous Debility.
,as cured himself. after being put togreat expense and
injury through medical humbug and quackery.
BY enclosing q postpaid addressed envelope, sing
.opies may be had Of the author. s.
= NATHAN MAYFAIR, Rsq.,
my96-w1S Bsdford, Kings county, \. !.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
wAsHIsGTOS OctOber9l, 1865.


DEAR had your Horse and Cattle Powder
in use for some time. l do cheerfully commend il as q
good article, and well worthy Of public notice.
NJ. JACKSON,
SUPERINTENDENT of The Hrle Corral.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
wAsHIssrOs, October Is. lss2.
Vim. RdlSfON.

DKAR Sm-Having tried the Cattle Powder manufac-
tnred by you, I considerit a good article for the diseases
of horses, and as COED a preparation as there is in the
market. HIRAM WRIGHT
Assistant Veterinary Surgeon.
For the Cuiied States Government.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
AGENCY.
AGENCY.
ESTATE AGENCY.
/ TORWOOD'S BLOCK.
No. ao1SS North Illinois Street. Indianapolis. Ind
R. Ind. sPICER 4 co,

Offer THEIR SERVICES FOR THE PURCHASE
and sale Of Real Estate. Renting Houses, Negotis-
ting Loans. procuring Money on Mortgage. Examining
Titles, Execute Legal Papers and all other business APP
pertaining to she Real Estate Business. Having warm
and comfortable rooms, they VIII be open day aud even
ing, and prompt and constant attention given 10 all bust
ass> entrusted to them.
Business solicited and satisfaction guaranteed,
mares .w3m
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
wv. RAIsrox-We have

VIM. RALsroS-we have tried your Horse Powder,
manu- actured by you, in tie Corral and Hospital stables
70 some extent. It is highly recomr ended TO me by the
Superintendent and Veterinary SUR con in charge.
C. NJ. SNOW, GeBl SHp't.
Asst Quartermaster's Office,
Corner G and 22d SITS
Washington, DC.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Treasurers Statement, April, 1864,
sEcEIFTs

STATEMENT SHOWING THE RECEIPTS AND DIS
bursements OF the Treasury Of the State Of Indiana,
for the month of April 1864, 70 wit:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23


DEAR Sm-Iti is with pleasure that ! certify TO the in
valuable properties of your Cattle Powder. have been
using il for nearly eight months. In last June l was
travelling. my horse became very sick, 50 bad that had
to return home and apply TO a Farrier. IL was nearly
ten months before he was mt to use, he being in snch a
low condition. happened to stop in at Mr.. W. Whites
and saw your Cattle Powder. made up my mind to try
a package, and after using two of them. IL was surpris-
ing to eve.y one who saw the horse, 10 see how much he
had improved in flesh and spirit. Those who had seen
him before he became S OK, could scarcely believe him 10
be the same. | also recommend the Powder as being a
fine thing for the urine. and also TO improve the coat, as
it gives it a fine, silky appearance. Ny friends, seeing
the advantage Of II, have commenced using il among
their Cattle. No person should be without il in their
stables I have seen it fully tested, and do consider 1t
one of the best articles in use.
Yours, very respectfully,
GEORGE SNYDER.
We, the undersigned, have used your Powder, at the
request Of our friend, George Snyder, and md ft very
useful among our cattle.
PETER OFT,
JACOB OFT,
J. g. KEISS,
Lower Merien, Montgomery Co., Pa.
PRICE IS CENTS PER PACKAGE.
AGExrs-D. s. Barnes l. Co.. 202 Broadway. n. Y;
Dyott x Co No. 232 North Second street, Philadelphia
NJ DsnEiger. Druggist Rochester, Fulton County, In
diana.
John Marfi, Tell City, Perry County. Ind ana.
DR.. Vance, Druggist, Waterloo City, DeKslb County,
Indiana
janlS-w6m.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
OIL MILL.
H . r. H ID

For sowing, on as good terms ascan be obtained any
where. 49, frt ft ft -HHA
Farmers are respectfully invited 10 give us a cali, and
encourage home manufacture. 500
You can get seed at % South Delaware street. oppo-
site Central Freight Depot. OF At George stlz's, "a ksst
Washington street. clt d. - ~ -
We pay The highest market price at all times for Flax
seed. -crttt ftAiJs p. EVANS = CO.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

Gold eighfy-three-the highest point Jet
reached.
SIeEL met and defeated with severe loss.
Qr-,w, f.Iirc h.ok nIa;euraivs IN hs fort;6
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LaieSt News.

{ Kss feaK, FEB. s0.--Ths Heralds letter Of the
ssi says Gen Dick TayIor attacked oar ferries OPP
psslte Safctes and was driven SIX miles with con-
adorable lsss. Thar fosees numbered aoO0.
6lea Growers rayAlry scn,,rea the country In the
elarlrain, treaking mp eon,erIpt camp, capturing
several 81 tbs enemy, and large quantities Of beef
cattle shseIr and horecs.
nAtuAx, Feb. sa.--Ths Steamer Africa has ar
riveL with Liverpool date Of the 9th.
The Dsass evacuated sehlszwig aud r-ll back To-.
wards F'ieaaAtarg- Germans pursuing
Consols 81.
.wAsHisa4oS, Feb 2e-Gca Meaie had Gu
ssltstion With Hslleek te-aaa'.
Seventy ave shaua2n cos1Frd iF,ors will be ready
faf service IN the Southwest BY the ar-t 81 May
Tlr s-mv Of the Potomac viii probably soon be
consolidated in three Grand Corps, commended By
seag~iek, iirse,ok, and Couch.
Conf martial a1juaFned on seaht Of seriots i'll
ness Of Gen IIarpey.
Cisc1xNkT4, Feb. 2ar--A special 20 the Cont
netcial frsfn LeaisvilIe N.Y. Gays cpl Gairp, on
the iilh. surprised CD. Ferguson sscommand, in
WAsne ceaaty, Virginia, capturing SIXTY prisoners,
iaclaIiax Ferguson, his Surgeon, two Lientepants,
esghsg stand of arms. large number Of stolen
horses snd al the rebel supplies 1T frage susst-
eaee, and ammunition. Sittren hundred Union
prisoners wero released
1.IeRAreoL.--e Cotton about quarter penny lower
No additional lighting IN Sehleswig. 4 snew-storm
prevented anything bat skirmthlug. A Hamburg
aisT,saeh thaka setne lighting s going on as num-
hrs df he wounded ara constantly being broaght
10 KiHddsburp.
Earl Darby In the Home u Lafis condemned the
forrIga policy Of ths government as hn,nAting to
England-- Russell stated England had not given
sli4fstsst t,tuthise Of assistance TO Denmark.
III naase Commons, Pslmerston offended the pol
iry Of Rasscll A naiority of British Journals have
ssalIae sssaahyl g & q J1 II *
NKw YosK. Feb 9os--IIilton Head accounts re-
pom Arusoanelsases Re tsllsoa. tslsed By General
Terry, and the capture Of rubel battery Of Geld
pseeesssrsh eaOpA ssssiiBitlsn aaa sll ther gun.
ssrs ,tlnltfc i.s,spA krditd fiefdiss. - sssurn
10 thar allegiance and prohibiting the desi'etlo'i
Of their property by oar soldiers.
Nav YeHM, Eeh. 2es-~ steamer George Wan.
;uptna las sgriiyed from New Orleans. Ncwsuniai-
portaes. Gold sol.
t&asF3 = ff&# Id .S2azsz szzzt
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How Nesr Is lEeayc.I,

I Christians sometimes look far away 10
Heaven but that resi- u net far oil. The
clouds that hide the shining worlds are thin,
they are transcient, aud soon obscure no
moro. The journey may end this hour; one
short step may place the Christian 10 the
world of light; one dark hour may hang
upon him but the morning comes, and no
shade hehind IT,, bay. bright, peaceful and
eternal, succeeds 1t. A pnng may be len
for moment, and then hies away forever.
A conflict, sharp and painful, may continue
for night, bat victory. eternal victory, en-
sues. How soon, oh, how soon the Chris
tian's cares arr over his struggling soul ut
rest, his eyes suffuse,lno more with tears.
Near at hand is the land Of his pursuit.
Hope cheers. How glorious Tho object that
hope embraces! IIoN holy lie spirit Who
can contemplate the home thatour Heavenly
Father iSiitting for his children, aud not
feel in his soul thirst for It's eBioyments
and employmentsy Well. these delights;
the happy climb, those ever vardaRt plains,
are not far distants
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TEN fss,zss bts sssa rs Isstwaeis. Alnsnssl ii,e
hillsA - CAPT 5efBe bssis eel kao4n - lis
zltx, tisasnlsAt man 4he nsblaIaittd Silzesaas
ssAest Oh thH CnshbtiIaad fitef III hSiE On 10
fSsssh hfspa ~ ksseI9efs S9n Ii ssesA
.agss5 and D eays - an eszA d ailaraars = he
Nh'ea fvssfntpsas which ~ haa iskei, esFslfiua
q sHlsx Haisilsua. b;fmsliY psoseat Aelatal a.
sa.s resk He alkht haye ia4b taken Airs hsd Ne
- itsd Nttt - gesnsnandaa But u he e0nlinaha
e replied sfvh bad belief hhd 81 Who ysa tsis To-
hais hha ettsinptsd tsdsaW pistol Aspeaiasbd
g Re fallewe hssa h. fslk tldrtd IL ssssa kalls
he URssia seeass host net nnsH during the exps.
dltionf- NasAsilie Lnion, - 10
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K,osyilIs, saturday, FEB. A., 'se4.
1eparalIan aaa RepresenialIan."

fl,a vas the Issue in this State tive years
ago. aud hy the aid OF rebsl hssoness che
poiat was carried at tl,e balio,-bex, The
issue WAS shall We have ss7ssrdfseE ron
rae flzlrral secaRpest. and shall We have .
geprvssAtassea ia ehs teefederdse 0sasnes
Ry fraud and fbrcc the relels carried this
point. AID Il there be a class Of men on
ne green earth Tor whom NE have no SYM
,v,hr. il II that class OF ssuteFs ia Tennessee
vac went Cor separation sad representation.
Bat lid t,ese secessionisss get Whist they
vy,ed for? nc should say they did. They
have been separated from their ftthers,
t-,ther. mothers, sisters aad kindred They
have been separated from their ho'aes sud
eopaasi 10 camps aai to the bafiic Acid for
,xo yosrS. sghting bat fsr to be defeated,
and in heend sa9jagated. They haEe been
aparated from their eorn-cribs, hay.stacks
ssl ftnrt- raids And II is rumorea that
10 hav- been separated from their. dear
agsgs' @
Waai abcat representation They have
Ken rc,.re.entet in the Richmond cohglvss.
They have been represented IN every branch
afths rebel array. from Richmond 20 Texas.
Thgv are represented in every graveyard
in the SeRtAcrn Csafoderary. They,are aosr
represented in every Northern prison, fitted
cat fr- rebel soldiers. They ere represented
in most Of tAe jaiis and penitcataries Of the
South And pardon our Plainness Of sPeech
when VIC say that they are largely repre-
scented in he'll
Wei gentlemen, yan have yonr fll Of
separations and representation, bat we attend
Yea shall have more of beth blessings. We
intend 70 press you to the waH, and to
Gssj % your hoaris content You shall
AsEe what Yea yoiei Cor, and We, Of the
Tsisa side OF the qslsstien. viii be she
isass "a 20 when rou have snoaghi
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4 Ylhed Facl.

r Gny enc fact, lying Ia the fhtare can
+ regarded as Grc4 and sttced il Is that
tbs H.ckcd rcbellion against God and man.
against freedom ana humanity cysryEhrre,
VII be put down The misery and slestitu-
ton. the characterization and disafTcction,
ererywhere seen and fest in ihe South, paint
to IL Their ruined credit. deprecated
motley, blasted fortunes. dissa'issiet ard ma
tinoHa soldiers, ali foreshados il Bat if II
we're nero question of physical endurance,
4 neinee and muscle and blood, and i nil
the present rebellioHs States. were united to
= nan in their resistance 70 the power Of
the Uuion, and II every man were resolved
to dis rather thap be sahjagated, still the
result would be the same. The government
ana The people Of the United States have
resolved to preserve the Union IN all is in.
tsgr1y and in all is pgvor Tho national
srzT has made TIC same high tes6Ive.--
NsFsr sincs the war began has the national
Pals beat 50 firmly and soeoafidently- The
REBELLION VIII be put down crushed out, aud
See stsutest hearted Of the wicked eoasp5ra.
trs BE- sakiag1fed or aaaALafed Yes. sub
jgg.isd ot annibilHted asc toe words. II
;hey vjIl not submit, lei liesA be ssss4ed as
os,laus Blood alone can atone for their
terrible crimes let = terrific example be
haie Let them, aud their children, and
al Fa,are generations be taught, with fire
an1 sword that l. s fearful ding 20 rebel
slhar cause against the iaws ct q iast
g7Tsameat Let the lie, the integrity and
As majesty Of the Union. our nationality,
sETs,rrei. II universal d,.seIsfion, as Il
gse hat Vi dod, ever where cnslrouds
'stA Auth. We mast teach them, and ah
va ealnc ziasr them. that il Is TOO costly =
ths % be reael Then may we expect
Pease sad domestic quset anGl the suffer
'a7's 81 'Dis Eenera,ioa III traitors shall have
i"lci from tao momgry af raeu. In the
meantime the biigat and aesois,Ion and
run eroasAt on this sunny land nv her
ave 'iigarehy. viii have passed away aud
o'sh 'ne'''sod by new men. new forms and
perhaps by a new eivilizatio,
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taff. - ~ II /. = ~ -
81 4 .sI A. ls.isss. =. 20 's.lsg h,.gs.
Utsee "a aak htaBah baaA q Isesssses GU
sstaet.
Il il Il CHA aibikIsf. is. a &c. A.A,ens
Mess. a Trsmps,in ilun. Weft fiepl So MiiIs and
pisaAhsq 81 animals Ufzea 1T h1oE, Vosss
BaAk bnsldlnf. gay slfgtt
1sAAL KeYs 81 ~ VI. A.AgMs
ksiirmd irsssrpFia,ga shd pgscafisF snd ds'issf.
ing hal kt lhe Railroad Dsfo. UhlSs eefnef u
Gay aad Asylhnf streets
MN.HTfTrs, Isoth D. VI, AAQM.
Pol Qaasssrlnaster. ones ID bouf, Branch Bank
u Tennessee Gay sifesi
-. csmmlssaFy Department,
& IA CO... .. w. RARBfgER eaifc.
one southwest ssnsf ~ aay and ellnah sisssta
caIa JOhH AeaURHaY, c.s,
In charge 4 cstils snd flsgs 0ihes On Gay street
opposite GnihA street
csps d. n fEyKaEtx. cs,
I,susi Cousasasafy. OIies oa Gay strssl, % poase
branch Baist q Tenn.
ii. A. JONES
Axsisk Ilsaine CosanlsssFy. Ofacs kAs slds cay
Il, bstsssels Cumberland and Main.
Msdicsl Department.
fIExRYs HEWITT, sergson .. 8.
Medical Director Department Of ibs ohie Once
On Gay - opposite Teahesses Bank up sssirs.
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$500 Bounty.

FOR every able-bodied man who hsd rather fsht
for bis country than he a slave. New il the tiTns
and heFes thu chanee If yod wish 20 enlist IN rig
imsns that for sobriety, morality snd good dlsts
linz Is not surpassCd BY any TsAnessee regiment Ia
the United States service,
Ne man who has served gosf IN the rebel army
need apply fbf sdHsitsanes ghless he sah with sab
siantia evidence establish lhs fsct thAt h has al
the time bean loyal man and was forced islo said
army contrary 10 his win.
For itrtkef partieulsrS inquire Of The undersigned
who win be found on Gar street in knOxvifie. any
dat fof thrce weeks and who will be pleased to an
sSer aaP irserrogatoriss eanceraing the rsgimehs
for which he Il recruiting that wishing 10 saiis
Eill perhaps WiEh 20 make.
Respectfully,
0. P. MccAMM0N, Licct
frb5e5ts and r. o, 81 3. T. Cav.