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Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

RKLnAsiD.-we understand that four of the
late clerks TO Capt. Ferguson, late QuaItermAster
AZ AlexAndrla, were yesterday released from the
Old Capitol by order Of the Secretary OF War. They
have been in prison for son time
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFF q / A L.
CoMMANDANTs OF RENDEZVOUS FOR
DRAFTED MILITIA.

DRAFTED MILITIA.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUrANT GEHERAL's OFFICE, 7
WAsHR0ToN, Feb. 20, 1854.
General Orders, No. 10.
Any authority which may have been heretofore
given for the appointment OF commandartS OF
rendezvous for drafted meu or volunteers, By Gov
ernors Of states, 10 hereby rescinded.
Dy order Of the Secretary Of War:
W. A. NICHOLS,
nit Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
NEW BOoKsl NEW BOOKS | |

NEW BOOKSl NEW BOOKS |
A WomAn's Ransom, by Frederick Wm. Robin
son, Price also,
"a pleasant and well.told story. VIII repay
peruBM.h
The Wife's Evidence, by W. @. wills. so cents.
MeClellhn's Report on the Organization and
Campaigns OF the Army OF the Potomac, with
plAni OF BAttlenelds. s3.Oo,
Mailed free, on receipt OF above prices.
Just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtionor,
mI4-st S34 PennBylVAniA avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
BOARDING.

BOARDING. - A NUMBER OF GEN.
avenue between Four-and-a-half and sixth streets,
Island. oei1-H
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

PUNISHED FOR FoRCIBLr DETAISER.-This
m rnlnE, justices Johnson and Kinney, Accompa-
MED BY hIessrs J. Bell Adams and NJ. Thompson,
and Others pToce to the Tesidence of ChAuncey
A. Horr, Esq, on sixth street, between and >,
and there finding the roomn on the frat moor,
which had been rented by Adams, forcibly entered
and detained, the justices, upon view, nned Mr.
H,rr ESQ. Upon refusing TO pay the foe, HoTr
was ordered Into custody under miiiimuS in the
hands OF policeman Crown, OF the Seventh pre-
einot. Before hIr. Horr was conducted to Jail the
hne was paid. The justices with grand Inquest
will 20 again 10 the house and demAn pos
This 10 the same case which has caused oonsldera-
BILE litigation before the court, where the proceed
inEs were squash ed Aceount OF some informAlty y
in the record OF the justices.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

u o r s A L E.
IBs eases brakes Plantation Bitters.
900 W. c. Club House Gin.
lBo bbls. Old Rye Whiskey.
80 " Very Old Rye WhlHkey.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinds,
100 boxes Old Plantation Coifee,
100 kits Mess MAekerel.
100 half kits Mess Mackerel,
100 kits No. do,
100 MOI do.
100 Piekled Salmon.
80 bags Old Java Coffee.
And q general assortment OF wines, Liquors,
ChRmpagnes, Havana Cigarsl Ao, At marx OF rates.
W. CORWIN BURGY,
No. Il North Charles street,
ml2-Iy Baltimore, Md.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

MANAGERS.
Hon. Hannibal HGmlln, Vice President OF the
United States.
Hon. schuyler COlf.x, Speaker of House Of Rep
ressntAtiVeG United States
Hon. Solomon Foot, OF w., Senator.
D French Gen John H MAr;IndAle
Henry d Cooke Gen NJ Meigs
s Bowen Colonel l. M Greene
L Chittend Colonel Fry
d Holloway General c Augur
W Dole Gen Henry w BenhAm
James Grinnell surgeon W Bliss
William Whiting Surgeon VIM Thomson
John W ForneY Captain Henry L sehestL
Frederick W. Seward Hon Henry c Deming
John NiColAy Hon John Conneas
W Taylor Hon Edward Mcpherson
John M BrOdheAd Hon Cornelius Cole
John L Hayes Hon Augustus Frank
Hon N SmitherS Hon Thomas Davis
Hon William Holman Hen Reuben + Fenton
Hon John y FATnIWoFth Hon lanes Dixon
Hon James Harlan Hon Robert c Bohenok
Hon John A kAsIon Hon James n Ashley
Hon PomeroY Hon b = Harding
Hon A Carter Wider Hon William d Kelley
Hon Green lay smith Hon James Hale
Hon Lot Morrill, Hon Henry u Anthony
Hon Rsvsrdy Johnson Hon : Z woodbridge
Hon II Winter Davis Hon Justin Morrill,
Hon Henry Wilson hon PortuI Baxter
Hon Thomas Elliot Hon W I Wiley
Hon George Boutwell, Hon Jacob d Blair
Hon z Chandler Hon Killian V Whaley
Hon John W LongyeAr Hon Howe
Hon NJ s wilkinson Hon J Sloan
Hon William Window Hon Ezra Wheeler
Hon Henderson Hon Benry Addison
Hon d GrAtI Brown William Tenny
Hon Daniel Clark John MHrbury, jr
Hon John Hale De We're Burr
Hon Ten EJek CHI Nichols, MD
Hon John , Starr Benjamin L jackson
Hon John Steele AP Hoover
Hon Theo N PonerOy HI IGregoTy
Job W Angus William ShusteT
John SemmeG selAh squireA
BArtholow Joseph Brown
Ezra stevens william Todd
Ira Goodenow Major John Cash
Major o r Latham George W Mcclellan
Joseph May W Randall
II c FAhneatook CT Mcdonald
A X shepherd Charles StAnsbuTy
NJ Emery Major r Scott
Thomas Berry kdmund +, French
VIM Baldwin Edward Jordan
FLOOR MARAuERs,
Gen Dewitt Clarke ID Gilman
W o stOdd' I'd Nathan X. barrett
James Galway Samuel r. Bell
nIT-thGAtuBt
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

TEE GRAND jury IHDIcT HIouwAT ROB.
BER.-Andrew Gallagher was before Justice Clay.
ton day before yesterday on the charge OF highway
robbery, but the Justice only held him TO bail for
assault and battery, ignoring the robbery case
The case was stated by Mr.. v. HAzen (the party
aggrieVed) TO Superintendent Webb, VINO imme-
diAtely detailed otioer A. VOss OF the second ard
they did Upon hearing the facts stated by the
witnesses, the grand jury indicted Gallagher for
the highway robbery. A warrant was immedi iately
placed in the hands Of ofcer vosb, who reArrested
AllaGher, and took him before Judge Fisher, who
% nj him to jail to await q trial.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
n f F l q / A L {.

HEADoUARTERI military DIsTnISTl
OF WAsHINoToH,
WAsHHoToN, D. c., February 10, 1894.
GeHerGl 0rdeTI, No. ..
Col. T. IngrAhAm, ,ssth Massachusetts volunteers,
10 here by detailed Provost Marshal Of the Mill
tAry District OF Warrington. HSwill DO respected
and obeyed accordingly
By command Of Brig. Gen. NARTIHBALE;
JOHN P. shRRBURNE,
felO-u Assistant AdJutant General
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

GRAPE CUTTINGS. S.---DELAWARE
" Concord, Hartford Prolihe, and other Grape
CuttinLsi can be had At the Kendall GreeH Vine
mil-Stuth2w WIN. sTICKEEY.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
"a ADJUSTMENTS. lt[iI.

+ TENTH srREET, ADoyK PA. AVE,
Last night but two Of ths Eninsnt American
f. r.l Mr.. HAOKHTT, ..
whc giI ksmSPg II m;SPgeMssssas MssSr MISS ALICE GRAY
And the UnequAIled stock Company.
crowded And delighted audisnee, which GIsstsd
WfNBsoT, or % Fsi:s.r n outSi.tsd out by Women, Il
will be repeated THIS EVENING, March n, with
the SANE glorious ssss MT. hs1Esn M n Fsl.t.,n,
Ford, Miss Alice Gray A. Mrs Ford.
To-morrow, Beneai and last nigh but one q q M. e
HAeke,t Second and PosItivsiy last time Of shAk-
an tnssss%snt With the the tissinsSisSsd XSsricaS
Mr.. EDWIN FORREST,
Who viii appear on Monday sveninE, March 81.
ROVER THBATRE,
W PennsylyAnla avenue, near WiIlArds Motel
LEONARD GRoVEh........:........ DIRECTOR
Also Of Growers New Shs.tnutstrsst Theatre,
,s THIS EvENINo-Fourth Night
Mr.. j. Z. AoDoNoUGH,
with his Grand Corps De Ballet,
Magnificent Msehinery, Properties,
Costumes, Scenery, &C., ko.,
GRAND FAIRY sPEcTXCIE
SEVEN Sisters,
AND THE BIRTH OF CUfID IN THE
BOWER OF FERNS;
To which has been added many new gorgeous
scenes By d. A. Strong.
ELEGANT PRoPERTIEs
.. MECHANICAL EFFECrs,
BY n..H,; :ss.d:i.; 4; T;iIy and .,.l.t.ns'
superb Fairy scenes, Dances, 0roupinEs, no.
AND Sg:4 sEE'ss 81 ?" oRaSIdTsRss EhitI T2sRs Ladies'
THE ENTIRE STRENGTH
IMMENSE coRPs or ARTISTS
Engaged in this Theatre. nIt
w ARDS HALL.
w L. M. GoTTscHALKs
FAREWELL coNCERTs IN AMERICA.
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
March ~ and ~, 1884.
Mr.. L. NJ. Gottsohalk will have on thi. occasion
The valuable sssistsnoe OF the highly talented
NINE. CHARLoTTA vARIAN,
The distinguished Primo Tenor,
THEo. HABELMANN;
The Young and Famous yiolinist,
CApLo PATTI.
General Director aud Conduetor........L BsArsns
Admission o.. Reserved seats so cents extra.
Seats may be secured at MetIerotpG Music store,
corner Eleventh street and PennaylVAniA avenue.
Doors open at Tk. Concert TO commence At
O'Clock. mle
GRAND VOCAL AND INsTRU.
" MENTAL PROMENADE CONCERT,
PATENT OFFICE FAIR ROOMS,
SATURDAY NIGHT, 18TH INSTANT,
IN AID OF
THE CITIZENS FUND TO ENCOURAGE EN-
LIsTMENTs.
GREAT COMBINATION OF VOCAL AND IN
sTRuMENTAL TALENT.
SEVERAL MILITARY BANDS WILL PERFORM
MISS JuLIANA MAY,
MRS. c. Y. KRETscHNkR,
MISS 4. 2; TuRNER,
WASHINGTON euARTsrrf CLUE ''N
ARIoN GLEE CLUB.
The best and most popular MUSICAL GEMS
Tickets Of admission, FIFTY CENTS.
mle4t
IODD Lows HALL.
For one week, commencing
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18th,
The great original and well.kAoWn
FAKI OF AVA,
The wonderful idlgitAtsur.
| Entirely new and wonderful feats OF Frsstidigt-
tatioU, liushable illusions and curious trAnsior'
Tickets so cents, No half price. Doors .pe. a,
| 7 O'Clock, to commence ats. mil
A CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC
| IN WILL HR oITEH
BY the Young Ladies' OF the Third District Female
Grammar school, undeI the direction OF Prof J. H.
Daniels, on THURSDAY EVENING, OF this week
| at the Odd FelloWE' Hall, near the AAVy yard, tC
commence at ~ o'clock.
| AdnittAnse 10 cents. For pupils of the Public
Schools, and any others under - years, 10 cents.
The proceeds will be spilled to the purchase o.
plano for the schools. milo 81
RECRUITS.
n. =, =, - :, -, :,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
NJ OF E.
To THE TAXPAYERS OF WASHINGTON.
OFFICE,

AssEsSoRiS OFFICE
WASHINaToE, March II, 1864. (
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, having COM
pl0ted the General Assessment for the year 1884,
hereby give notice that they will sit a. Board OF
Appeals, and Tor the purpose OF making any cor
reetlon, from MONDAY, the 2lBt day Of March, to
UEsDAY, the Goth day OF April, inclusive, (sun.
days eXeepted) at their room, No. 8, basement
story, west wing, City Hall, from =. IN. to Sp. m.
each day.
ny order OF the President; -
JAMES W. sPALDING,
mi5-dtSp2s Secretary Board OF Appeal.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscribers have obtained irom the Or
Phan'S Court OF Washington County, In the Dis
lriot OF Columbia, letters teStAmentAry on the
personal estate Of Jacob Gideon, late OF WAHh-
ingtOn city, d. C., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers, on or before the l2th
day OF March next they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit OF the GAid estAte.
Given under our hands this 18th day of March,
A. D., 1854
GEORGE $. GIDEON,
JULIANA GIDEON,
ml6-wSw Executors,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~ RBURY HALL.
~ CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
o. cANTERnuRY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBuEY "a
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE, ..
LsuistAns ASsnas, nsar Ne eornsr Of ssdt ,trs.s.
ia rear Of the Metropolitan and National Hotels,
SIGN OF THE BIO CALCIUM LIeHT.
Geo. .Lsa-."...........Ma Manager and Proprieto'
THE AUrotRAT OF ADJUSTMENTS.
UNANIMOUS
Is the decision rendered by the public as to the su
psrior merits Of this
TEMPLE OF MENTAL DELIGHT.
Cur Comic Constellation shines with unwonted
lustrs at every appearance, being greeted with
uproarious sofSf.
ENTHUsIAsM INCREASES NIGHTLY.
NEW COMPANY.
First appearance Of
JENNY ENGLE,
The Beautiful Vocalist.
Last week OF the engagement OF
MISS DORA DAwRoN,
The Double-voioed Vocalist.
MILE MEDEA
win appear In Two Grand Ballet DivsstIssemsntS
Second week Of
NED, THE LITTLE MONITOR,
Ia his wonderful Eooentrieities.
The FsssinatinS Dsnseuss,
MISS LOUISA ROULETTE,
Together with the
CANTERBURY BOUQUET OF BEAUTY.
MISS EMMA scHRLL,
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
MISS LEoNoRA CREED,
MISS NELLIE RAINFoRD,
MISS LUCY CLIFTON,
MISS JENNIE WARD,
VIII appear In their most Acceptable efforts.
Hw. WILLIAMS
VIII sing new song, entitled the
"RHYMEs ON THE TIMES"
Mr.. W. =. CAvANAUGH,
Mr.. L. DoNNELLI,
Mr.. BILLY WEST,
Mr.. W. D, FOX,
Mr.. r. WATkINS.
II q aunSer Of New Acts, Songs, Dances, and Negro
Dellneationn,
Last week OF
CHIRIsKI,
la his Unparalleled FcAts on the Wire
The entertainment will conclude each night with
the beautiful Ballet Pantomime,
THE VILLAGE RIVALS;
on,
LOVE IN A COTTAGE
New Scenery by Mr. Feltman.
Original Music BY Mr.. Joseph BrAhAm.
Appropriate Costumes by Mr.. Marshall.
ChsrsstsrI in PAntomims:
Jack snoozls, q BILLY CAVAnAugh
Sam WAX, Cobbler.. W. Eagan
Old Granger, . LAndlord..........H. W. WllliAm'
Emma Granger, . Coqustts. Miss Lucy Clifton
Mother Granger, a shrew................W West
Peasants, Sailors, Villagers, by the Company.
Admsuon.. .sssss..s...s....So oenh
Private Boxes, holding six porsons.......sb
Doors open at 7 o'elooki Performance to com
nenee At O'Clock.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At o'clock.
AdEiIsion-LAdies % cents; Children 10 cents
vTARIRTIER VARTETTESI
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

FULLY COMMITTED TO JAlL.-Thomas Story.
q clerk In the Fifth Auditors oflee, who was COM
mitted to jail by Justice Johnson TO await pre-
nminary Examination, was fully committed this
morning, He was at hrIt nut In the Old Capitol,
having been arrested by q Government detective.
The charge against him Is as was published in the
REPuBLIcAH several days ago, the forging of con-
sulAr certificates for passage money Of destitute
American aeAmen from foreign ports, and the
drawing Of consular bills of exchange against the
State Department..
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

A RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.
n One partner wishes to sell, on AscOunt OF ILL.,
health, a LiEh Business connected with the Army
From SloC 70 500 Gan oe realized weekly nett.
and FourAnd'A-HSli streets, Room 3, Capital,
$500. ml6-sts
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

"aT. PArHIcks DLr.n-with today rccurs
The anniversary Of the birth OF Irelnnd's patron
81 the Emerald Isle, wherever they may be. The
day was celebrated BY lhe Iriahmen OF this city by
religtous exercises this mofniog At 81. Patrck't
aAint was delivered By the Rev. Mr. Doughsrty, Of
Baltimore. The FenlAn Rrotherhood observe tho
Hotel, on q street. .Ig-.-TT 80.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

VARIETIES VARIETIES |
(RrontinE Penn'A avenue and Ninth Street,
HaAblin Co.............::........ ;ProprietoEI
FitzStmmonl. stage MAnAger ana ADVERTISER
The brAutiful DanIsuIe, Miss Florence Rivers.
The New Comic Singer, Mr.. John Reese.
The Fairy DAnGeuse, Miss Fannie NAV.
Miss Maggie Priel, Miss Maggie Vernon, MlIs Kit.
" Lee, maggie Wilson and Annie fillmore.
The great BAnjoist OF the world,
Mr.. J. THOMPSON.
The popular Comic Ethiopian, Mr.. Frank KeInG.
The amusing Artistic Ethiopian, Mr.. Mel kertZ.
The peoples FAyorite, Mr. Bob Hal.
ne GetoF Of the people, Mr.. Francis.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, LADIES' LEVEE.
ALL TEE YAsHIosADLE LADIES PREsENT.
Will be produced shortly,
fHE FEMILE PICKPoCKET
OF WARRINGTON; OR,
HIoH AND Low LIFE IN THE CAPITOL.
RICH REVELATIONS TO BE DEVELOPED.
TN MEN OF GUILT YET HIGH IN TRUST.
"Let the CALLED Jade vince, our witherB are un-
wIung.n
Ea-TusIdAy afternoon, St. PAtriok's Day, benefit
Of the Rusker Steam Fire Company, No.t.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
DOR sALE.-.,-TEN THOUSAND

FoR sALE;;;;TEN THOUSAND
sI IRasrHuRkNT Ias T AND 1uft HOTEL s sombnsd 10
cation tho best In Washington, with . long lease
At moderate rent, and which cleared $4,000 du-
but rarely offered This establiIhmentis Il lifted up
in the most approved style, regardle,s q expense
including Bar Room, Restaurant, Kitchen, and
throughout. The House il now doing an exten-
siYe paying business, and the only reasons for
selling are pressing business arrangements Of the
Apply to MITCHELL 4 SON,
Real Estate Brokers, southeast corner PsnnsylIa-
mia avenue and Fifteen street, Warrington, D.
G. miO-1w
EOR SALE.--.A LARGE, COMMODI-
Gus, well-built house, situated in the most
niiSsd, and the faruitnr's Win Sc sold with the
house at great bargain WSRp HRSqtFS e e. LAMoN,
United States Marshal, D. c., No + street, wash.
ington. feibh
ID EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
III AGENCY.
Everybody should call on
N. H. MILLER,
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
For servants and real estate. Agency No. siI Ninth
Particular attention paid 70 the renting Of Dwell
tate and other Property bought and sold on COM
mission.
Property holders can obtain the best oil tenants
NB. The best of reference given when required
oeII-h
EOR SALE---TWENTY HOUSES,
Il QArge and SnAll) in different parts OF WASH
ingtou.
Also, ths following BUILDING LOTS:
64xI90 feet, NJ street, between 4th and 9th.
I2oxi0o feet, 18th, between and Q streets.
soxloo feet, Pa. avenue east, bet. 9Th and Tth.
l60xits feet, north L, between 18th and goth.
4bxl0o feet, on N, between tth and 6th.
9oXlo0 feet, on 10th, near Y.
SoISs feet, north D, between I'd and 9Th.
e0xl0s feet, nth, near north L.
II And 2O0,O0o feet CHEAP LOTS east OF the
Capitol.
FURNISHED HoUsE, near Treasury Depart
ment and PennsylvA vAniA avenue, for rent
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS In all parts Of
the city.
FARMS for sale and exchange.
| MITCHELL 4 SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
| Southeast cor. Pa. Av. and 18th st.
N. B.-TitleH examined, LoAns negotiated, and
Law Papers OF every description prepared.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

SHILLING LIQUoR on SUNDAY.-Jno. CafTrey
was this morning fined the sum OF s6 by Justice
FergusoD, for selling liquor on sunday. John Is
the husband Of Mary, who was fined yesterday
for selling to soldiers. The fine was superseded
by John Haley.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS h CO.,
1aa PEHHsYLNAHIA AyEHuE,
Oner the largest Assortmentin In thiB city, OmbrAs-
ing all qualities used by otnsern In the Army and
Navy, such A.
swords, sAIhsS, Belts shonldsrstraps, Hatu,
Caps, Pistols, 40, asy with q nne AssoFtment oi
uniform clothing with which we can nurniah ON
GERS eOmplStS outntI In . few momantI.
WALL, STEPHENS n CO.,
11n P0nnHylVaniA Ayanu
srf IA ~ atal naAF. 4 Cbroa.I
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

DIsoRDERLr CONDUCT IN CHURcH.-James
Ross, eolored was Arrestea this morning by officer
OF acting very disorderly manner In the colored
peoples church on the corner OF Fourth street
west and street north, whilst a festival was be-
tice GlbeTson.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17

MANAoERI.
Hon. Hannibal HAmlIn, Vice President OF the
United States.
Hon. Schuyler ColfAx, Speaker OF House OF Rep
resentAtiVe1 United States.
Hon. Solomon Foot, Of ", Senator.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-17
JAMES W. sPALDING,
Ap2S Secretary Board OF Appeal.

GEORGE $. GIDEON,
JULIANA GIDEON,
Executors,
, 1864-04-28

BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS
The constitution tried By pain or care,
Or Wild Indulgence, ts not past repair;
This genial Tonic, III tho healthf1l deva
Quicken parched herbs, isa wasted power reosva
, 1864-04-28

70 now tley puts fhe tgh,fu' Of
1Aen says they gina to-morrx,
IT 'rm trv. IFS all alks.
II they don't get put throurh
Why, my name beiill not whai II Ia
And I feels Ike 1ookin' blue.
Here is word Of cheer to drafted rnco:
E-Jt5yitsi when su1ament from yors hou cs.
Go gladly to the rendezyousea. IVA 1oA s''
rEd ef !ou dEor fehiln' ticket.
GO in aein Secs sh, and Hex It.
100 long IN Doubt we've i.hei ard sor,e:ed.
5Et 0w wen Fut our be- fooi ::r..ri
"a Gndlron far, on Frtedom'- sir.
She siop this e.. rl1stin' briIo, =,
Our l. ntry is blessed stake,
And we'I retk pepper for its sc5c.
r -nse ny r'n.s Of false tune 'em.
Anu here's Gou bless Old E. T, Unuml
Az Of which proves conclnsiye1y wh,t was
4ong time ago stated on good evidence that:
We air the greatest nation,
n all the Lords creation;
ne air the hull world wonder.
In re hev the b,ggest thunder,
Aceosdin' to population"
, 1864-04-28

TIE B1TTERS AFTER sICKNKss.
E1haUsting fever leaves Its victims low,
And, uuassisted, Health's return Is slow.
Then with the Bittets weakened Nature aid.
For IN each drop vitality 3 conveyed
, 1864-04-28

Inc following General Order gives the CON-
poslL'on OF Gen. Stoneman's staff;
AEAp9uARTkns CAVALRY ConAAsp, DOL
PARIS. Ky., April Il, 1864.
iog assumed eommard Of the cavalry command.
Staff Is follows: "AA'"0ecs n's
spector General. 1''' o0''' @As''' LIZ
i. G. - 0
MAJOR q. Tompkin., 18th I'll. Cav. Provost MIR
sbal. ' "7' 1"A
Surgeon 3. Brown 1st Kentucky cay., Medical
Capt. F. ". Gemont, ch1ef g. b a. v IL,
Capt. s. y. Sea, 9Th Ind. Cav. Ord. Omcer i;
Cspt. n. ". Keogh, A. C.
Capt. J. 0'keedee, 4 D..
They will be obeyed aud respected ac:ordtno1v
GEO. sroSENAS, Major Gen. Com'd'g.
, 1864-04-28

.nd tone 81 nfs 81 Eiven se Of buehu cubees
Only use them for Tho want Of better rc1caY. At'o
, 1864-04-28

This torment dire. that all enjoyment k1ne,
Yields not to pungent scents or drastic p!l1s,
'Tis from the stomach that 1t takes it, rtses
Tone with the Bttte1s, md the anguish dtes,
, 1864-04-28
FORESTS Official Report Of m, p.dn-
Cain Aluir.


-. DnEsDEs, TEsE., vA ozo1oyA. Y1s...
| april L, 1861. {,
Lett Jack en- On the I'd Cantnr,d r7,;,r, RI. :,
Oh the 9Th. With four hundred md i1r,n.sso,ay
smong them the rcHesat}c uawkins, md mo55 Of
hn,d;1d s n0o11 u1n ."o Iiand.ed horses, and Nv
Hickman, 'iie enemy having vaea.ca it. Imoved ~
myself. with Zen i'ufnEti's division. no,-rhit
,1en afson , tes5 to daducah in fifty hoars at
toG's md forts, hcl he tnwi fus 1cn ho,r. ce1td
haTe Ted lonEsE, but fildins the smallpox Wa
aud horfcs, burned risty baies OF eotion TT siotss @
stean,sr On the dIy dock brought ont lily p,ison.
err; NJ iots At unlon Gty aal P4ducaa as aS Is
a.o"9 s r., IS klled aud WOUNDED among
brigade Eled, Lieut. Col. Lanhon, Faclsne-'S re3.
ipeot. In @oltsll. wounded, and Col. Cross;and Sf
q s:bs Rsu Col Merton
Fadacah, 1ft,.tve killed and wounded nj -
in Al fss hundred. Have Dispatched aen sesiS Shais
fsfe t to- yo1 70 css Mo5 co{
country except poets on the nser. Think II can
remain here unmolested for fifteen days viii ha
t,9 ao,e % @ noa swo M .noaeano men to my command
rs railroad to Gosinth % vel! for The welfare q
cftizens as for the good Of The department.
N. b. FORREST, Major General.
Abraham Lfncol1-what the Reb~1.
Think OF his Reelection,
From the Chattanooga Dsily Gazettcl
DIR. EDITOR: a lew days ago I fell in com
nany Win % prominent rebel citizen Of Chst-
The conversation turned upon the prob,-
6lllt1es OF Llncoln's election to the Pfesi. |
dency Of tie United States; Wherenpon ha
rsmarked, with considerable warmth:
"H Lincoln ls reelected ne may lust az
well give up the game for We can in that case
have no hope Of gaining our independence
We have been trying to Keep up appearances
MifA tie hope that the PEACE men Of the United
States would be able to c,rry the election.
Our ALL IS sTAKED UPON THE ISSUE: for It il
N aose's'fe 'n'lossibi!1y for us to hold out an
other ionr 5ears; God grant that our fears be
not realized. For my own part, would
rather see The sun plucked from her orbit than
70 see OLD Abe reelected: If We have to re-
:uIn to the hated Union, would rather sub-
MI to any other man than Lincoln"
inus It appears that tho rebs are awaiting
he "issue' With faint hope that the good
'eople Of the United States will Be foolish
!cncJ. Snonr
B Thsckeray's presentation COPY of
, 1864-04-28

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