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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-19
30 FoREIGN PORTS. 'oN


At Calcutta 18th ult ship Crest Of the Wave Wood
burn for England, ldg with cargo ship John CO...
tie III WOODBURY. and thirteen Of the crew died
on the passage rom Acapulco
SID fm Aspinwail 6ih inst, brig Sea Lark, Bates,
Ar at Kingston, ia, 18th ult, sch N Chase, Doane
New orb land sailed % inst for dol srIlrrf
Cid at Havana 8 b inst brig Merriwa mot M ari-
ner. lngersQll, philadelphia
AT at Cardenas- 9TH inst, soh Kate Carlton, Bow
den. Portland. Il q On ..-a'i n ~
At Inagge q inst barque syiph, Herman, for
At Norman,s Pond 18th plt. brig q 2 SWEET, Chad.
bon ne for n lines. Hole days.
Ar at st John NF l4th uit. brig Eliza Doyle New
York; 3lst. Saxon, Greene, do.
lPer steamship Hiberpisn.l yis ilai 90
Gid I'm Liverpool 2stn. Great Western, Cunning.
ham. for New York f4 ~ AAiH i--4t ~ ~
AZ Al Plymouth 10th ult. ri Dorado swestser, fin
Portland. aools TO = IT
Ar at Deal 30th. American e gle from New York
Ar Leth Roads 29th, Electric Spark, FIN Calico
Sid I'm straits of Sunda Oct Q. Samuel Russell for
New York. - =
Queenstown. Nov 30 The Southern Eagle, from
CardiG for New York, has put in leaky 49,
WEg SPOKEN. fHa
Dec TO- lat 20 49, Ion IS So, ship Trimountain from
OrIaQnQ NatuK frk = ~ = -
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nnMEsTIC PoRTs

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 14th inst. baroue sierra
Nevada. Tesney, Remedies, May IL
Sid 18th. ship Belyidere, Jackson Boston,
blanchard. Boston; 9Th. ship Trimcuntain, stouner
New York. barque Nineyeh. Stackpole, Philadel-
phia; 9th. Trinity, Nickerson, Boston. o.
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NAME FOR THE HALL.-One of our oldest
citizens, sc. W." suggests the name Of
Washington Hail. "Gorham" suggests the
name of Estate Hail." "P." suggests .Casco
Hail. an" suggests "Jewett Hall.n Five
different correspondents suggest "city Hall"
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HALE'S
ZOO C} CHALE'S G8fCr8
HI o N Y 6ar.
HOREHO DUN d AND TART
qti7ae FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoorseness DiHfeaslt
breathing, and all Elections of the Throat,
-9nha BronchiAt TEoes aad Lungs, leading
to CONSERVATION. ~ Z, a.iaf

Coughs, Colds. Influenza, Hoorseness Di1ieult
breathing. and all Elections Of the Throat,
Jnh9 BronchtA ~ Taoes Gad Lungs, leading
to Consumption.
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
favoritt recipe OF an illus rious Physin an and Chem
ist who for many years used it with the most COM
plete success in his extensive private practice.
he has long been profnnd'y impressed with the
wonderful virtue of honey ofthe plant Horehound,
inunion with the Cleansing and Healing properties
of tar extra ned rom the Life Principle of the forest
tree Abies BoisGHseG or Balm of Gilead For years
he bafi in his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into unio that the original
power of each would be pr served the disagreeable
qualities OF common tar removed, and the price of
the compound be within the means Of all. At last,
AFTER long course Of difficult chemical experiments
he found that by adding these flee other ingredi
ents each liable by itself, he not only OBJ ain.
ed the de ired results, out greatly increased the
curative power of the compound. This having been
thoroughly teste by practice is now offered to the
safe pleasant and iniallible rem
edy.
Price 80 Cents per Bottle.
For sale by W. F. Phillips, Portland, and all drug
gists. iaa94as a. 7ha.a z
CHARLES DowNBR, General Agent,
nov4dSm ~ A Cedar st.. new York.
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The American Illustrated newspapers for
she week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change street. Is lai 9
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what YOU will receive. =.
l01 Gold Huoting Case Watches each 500. 70
K 100 Gold Watches 500,
T. 200 les Watches 3500
200 Silver Watches g. $3.50 to e26 n
600 Coz Neck and Vest Oh ms i2 O0to iS0,
10 % Chatein and Guard Chains $40 q * m
S sOn y est ana reck Cnains u1l 40 to ~ o.
4OO0 SOLITAIRE jet ano " ~ brooches 900 to 200
1000 Coral. Jet opal &C.. Ear Drops 3O0to Seo
5000 g snts' 6reast and scarf Pins o. ~ M
1000 o al Band Brace cts scOto soo
1000 Ia ed acslets q y.g44 r. 1875 soStS IN n,
$500 Cal Diam nd Pins and R'nes SSSto SSo
2O0l God W. CHI Kevs 960to am
1900 Soil ara Sleeve Buttons Htuds , m Io S0
800 Gold rhimbe, 400to~e a.
0IW Ninatu- q soekets EsT0 n2Oato 7iO
6O01 Miniature LnckAts. Magic 90 70 o 10
a a56W God Toothpicks, C-oss-s. 60, 400 10 ! o.
s0O' Fob ard Ribbon Slides f2OOto 5S0
% Chased God r ngsI i E A2tOto 5nE
sOV0 Stone SCI Rings 2O0to 4 m
Sono Sets taees ,tew lry--Jet Col 90 to 1900
osOD Sets Ladies', Jeweary-vsr;ed stv,, cd to TX
,OOD Gold Pt ms, liver Case & Pencil IN q m
sUOO r ms Gold Gaze and Pen,il 5000 10 o0
" gold Pens G ld-mOunted holder 2OOto a m
1.-The gods n the above Fiat viii b sold. with.
ont reservation FOR ONE p OLLAR EACH. CeT.
thcates OF all the various articles are placed in sim
aar envelop' and sealed. These e.velo es wi be
sent bv mai or delivered at our Office, vith ut
gard TO choce. On receiving Certificate you will
see what tcle 1t represen II 10 op iouai with
you to send one DO lar and receive the article named
or any other In the list Of the same value ~.
In all tr ctions bv mall we cha &c for forward
ing the Certificates, paving postage ana oolsg me
business. % cents each Five Cerfincates viii be
sen. for sl eleven for 50; thirty for 80; nxty h-e
We guarantee entire safi acti every instance
AG- NTS-specisl terms to o.. Sgei g. Address
GEORGE DEMEkIT & CO., 3cS broadway, N Y
dec 19-eod1m mafgg8EfHM
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SPECIAL MOTTO ELS.

~ Carriers Of the Daily Press are not aIsos0ed
tose15papers ON their routes. s.s-5 il or ,EzSS
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wantedlo Pm chase.

A BRICK HOUSE, sisusfed In the Western mar. NJ
"A the city. Possession TO be had MAY LAT /, as
Address Box No. 10 ?. tend P. o. STATING local.
itys price So, for three weeks, decledW
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|. !. 70 Enrolled and Drafted Men.

4 have now Six Sailors, aliens, who have not been
ashore three eks in this country, that will ship
as subs itues for enrolled or drafted men, IN a y
Di tsio in the State, for three years, at as low
figure and with as quick dispatch as can be had of
any coacern In the State a ddress, =
+ ,VffEu HORACE Il. JoANsON. = sh~
80 Middle street,
dec13eod* Portland, Maine.
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MARINE NE WS.
FORT OF PORTLAND.


SATURDAY. December II.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hiberniau, fBr) Dutfon, Liverpool via
Londonderry, reports, experienced q succession of
vic euce at times, from ~ W. On the l2th passed
steamer standing East, showing blue light and two
rookie
Steamer Lewiston. knight, Boston sIEhI
Brig Showers, stow RS. Boston .ei., t5 ~ arr
Sch George Deering. Willard, PHILADELPHIA
Sch Ceres, Stanley. FL sworth. a-i .i0f
Sch Silver Noon, Decker, Southport.
Sch concert. Pendleton. Boston for Islesboro. I
Sch Nay flower Foss Goaldsboro for Boston. = ,A
Sch Sarah. Moore Calais for New York
Sch iowa Wentworth, Bucksport for New Orleans
Sch j Myers, smith. Bucksport for Newport.
4 CLEARED.
Steamship Damascus, tBr) Watts. Liverpool =
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood. New York-Emery
G. Fox '
Ba,aue B Bamilton. Leavitt. Cardenas- Chase
Bros & Co. $500 --t7
Brig Petrol. tBr) Mckenzie. Barbados = G
Brig kalamO. tBr, Morris. Havana : Phinney G
Brig Thistle. tBr, crichton, cardenas-P Kinney &
Bri Zephyr. tBr, MccullOck, cardenas-ThOmas
,, sch 'inDargh, tBr) Barrott, st George EB-NJ
Sch Oh i.tisna. Richards, Fortress Monroe-R G
York Son.
SAILED wind NNE-s Steamship Damascus. soli
Sunday .....................D December IS.
ARRIVED. aatbit fsldsld aal
Sch Ceresco, Smith. st George NIB. sar 81 baR 8
Sch ValhaIla Lu d. Ellsworth. as -ai7tsif
Sch Mary, Kimbal booihbay sN5H ssta..9 81
Sch Prims Donna. Nels' n. southport. saai-i
Sch Venus sailed from Boston 10 A M. 9Th inst I,
for Pembroke, go miles dis ant where she arrived
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DIR. TEBBETTs'
'54@ PHYSIOL GICAL al
d1A1A H AIR mbiI3si
r E G e N E R A T. o R -!
DIR. TEBBETTs'
IT'S MoDus oPERANDI:

Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
of the Hair 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted As4ong as the
scalp free from diesase these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps is natural appearance
and color But when humors and other diseases af-
feet the scalp these giands become involved in the
same disesse and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle. Sooner later the hair begins to tall
off and in many cases, If not arrested, will produce
complete badness asaf III, y
10 remedy this pathological condition of the 4
glands and create q new and healthy action the
Physiological Hair RegeneraIor has proved per-
fect success.
II is mot dye" and will not stain particle. 1t
will positively RESTORE GRAY HAIR'' in all cases
to its original color 1t promotes a growth of new
hair in all cases Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the hair not completely disorganzed =
1t prevents the hair from falling Off and remoyesaII
dandruf, heat, humors and itching from the scalp
It keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly healty and
givesit a glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t is
highly psrfumed, and dressing 1t has no superb
or The "Regenerator" is warranted to produce the
above results in all cases, if not the moneyto be
refunded. Whit every "Gray Head" In New Eng
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
Price rs cents per Bottle,
TIBBETTS BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester,
- ,issra. 5sdss65 NH
Sold at wholesale and retail by W. W. WHIPPLn,
II Market Square, Portland, Sole Agent, and by
Druggists everywhere. sept9 "a eodtolanl
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GEO. DEMERIT a CO.

the following sp'e did LIST of o-rffrq.
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and Pencils &C.,
&C., Worth $500 900. -
! To he 20 at ONE DOLLAR each. without re
gard to value, and not to be paid for until u know
what you will receive -. =
101 Gold Huating Case Watches each 500 70
GoId w
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BYTELEGRA.PH
,.ss s.,,.v 49, TO TILE ---sl os s4s5a &
EVENING PAPERS.
FROM TENNESSEE.

Another Great TictOry at NasLrille--G General
Thomas Report of the Battte-Hood's Ar
'ny Utterly Ro,fted--Prisosssss captsrea bv
the Thousand, and Gums Without Nas,,sbey
Official Bulietir.s -4Aee esals
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Bouquets, Cutfowers. Wreaths
and Cross

xxrILT BE- farri he'd at the shorte.t no.,.. =, N.
w GREEN oUsLs' CORNER Of '' - l ~
North and Montreal Streets, sIupjoy Hin.
Albert and JOsephA. Dirwanger.
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Bouquets will always be found at Low ell s.n..,,,
Exchange Street. Orders left there viii be pror.nt
~ attended to. 70 -7'A decle 2wed 2weod ~
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-19

Sch ANGELA, tcf Tremont Moore, from Bangor
ledge of Sprague's Cove NJ ar Turtle Head H.
boro. aud bilged. part of the cargo was saved IN
damaged state and sold at auction The vessel was
$500 This ledge lies in the path of vessels from the
renoDscot river BY the western head of the leland
large number Of vessels have touched upon It and
1t ought to be buoy d cut ~ = "A1
sen Convoy, bet re reported ashore at Holmes
Hole, came off 18th without damage
pen snow before reported ashore In Vineyard
sound esme off 10 without damage
n, sen FLORENCE from Port Paix for Boston put into
Iiymou.n on Sunday for harbar, with thr Q of the
crew SICK Will al auchor near Beach Point, lost
90 ner anchors aud sails and drift ed into SaQush
Cove. fIl
Sch Grecian was got of the Spit on Friday evening
and lowed TO Eas Boston. VII re she will be repair.
ed. She is but little damaged.
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Notice TO Persons having Horses to Sell.
The Undersigned ave no connection with Capt.
Whytal, Actiug Quartermaster ststioIed in Angus.
ia, in the purchase of horses but are purchasing
them on their own count and will pay for wha at
they puroi 20 in Green Backs lawful currency,
instead OF Governments funds q $500 q
,tss>,a 4 lasf u 9l8d 3e 81 CIV. RIoKER,
dec13tf ora9F n is75srs 3lf II. u SAvAGE.5a
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bnsH-bE69ET bna wei
Photograph Albums,
Juveniles0 "a 3HUIIWhU
C ,la r.. 8 Books, % O. OF
Toy Books,
,.,0 . 3 Games, &c. &c.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-19

New Orleans for New YORK p 1Il4LK S,yN--F
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-19
DISASTERS.

Sch Venus sailed from Boston I0fA NJ. 9Th insf
for Pembroke, 40 miles disant, where she arrived
in the short space OF "a hours.
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Letter from thu Federal Capital.

Business prospecta Sa Congress-ll.BeTenc
bet,ceen lena and short sessions-Bankra,pt
BtI-Senator DauiS Union saotng resolA-
tions-C Constitutional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Z tors Hale and Grimes.
,n.v sr1rxcr0N Dec. 16. 1854.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-09
From the Army Of Tennessee.



Special correspondence ol 'l. ".'.s
o.,.I;uo 90 o,,-.,,,r,n,,,t. ,.... t,, Rail r.-i
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'',y 'Y''T"' o.I'..lr'..,..... "o"I''. r- r.-..n
>, -, ,-..l..,. r..r -r'
,,,.'"- ',,'. ,,,'. e.r5 f.,rI.
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corrcspo 1cucc of the Atlanta Register.
CuArrAuoocuE, July T. 1864

M mn / ma" IWT -TWTW Z TNTT
le5.orAa' mere were se'II"l tIIsoncIs p.oISu'
+" during Aay, some Oh "n"m "eic c0P'1I'' on
t.H .as o.. no river Ihey were nearly all Pu'c
cheerful, was caused more ny ineF capture
tn gnEh c.se' INeE were qua" TO se' OUT o'
.r Nearly were foreigners
a"' we. 'gr mas become eAcseUluEy no, m,. g"u
nHaum."rH % Gen lheAlAall LOOK MS DIVISION
m b'.0n me other day. ana the boys enJoyou
themselves uEely. Inc yankees must nave us
covered J. some mcans' as the shells ana Dalls
began .' +. and one man ieg was taken on lie
swami E" .0 70 however DuO "''" 'Ill "Su" oil.
Day 0a.o yesterday there was an ammunition
wagon blow mp oy the explosion "l q yankee shel
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-09
Commencement Of the Griffin smodicu
ECmalo LnLIn-n.-


Inc closing exercises oil Inl' eAe."-.. las0.a.oa
looN pace yesterday "l inc I''''. terrain O"',.''
Inc evening previous rich entertainment. "0. give
en- TO u largo an" attentive audience, .E ... ..o
members oil tue Nenoo" Iao mousse ".' crowd. d
TO IT'S utmost capacity ""'" o..p '....o.. "..
manifested III all '"' exercises winch "o'' very
n'pp'y arranged 0y'oo worthy '''.'o,'Do- Tho
Institution
inc exercises oil yesterday were ''""".t manly
TO inc uIaaoal'"S class I'' ..e..".". %. come
posuoh presented "y 'u' young "t"r gave owe
dcnco Of rich and wei, cultivated m.hdr carefully
trained and disciplined by "so and to"e.m. n-
structors, We might sp o. tnawidHa, specie
mems Of beauty and excellence 9u. whore al did
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-09


Tine a.y i8 tull .crclugocs. They Jhrong
Jucmilialls and crowd tho bJois which leave
Duml,s u1 for tho North jhoy are fee.
ing from their God lorsaken ountrT with
uo mton60n most OF them, of aturniug uu-
on thowar is over. They lc 80 il to the
military exclusively.
All W'a can lcayo this coun .y, living OUT
side of fortified posts, dosirc TO cave it, The
young mcl lcar couseupton, Inc elder one,
cannot calculate with certainty upan raising
my.hiua live upon, or with DoIng able 10
buy am eyory body isulwid Of the dospo-
radoeswbu roam abouJrobbjng ndmurdering
indiscrmiuatcy. Cen StocIc. / am graft.
fed 10 lcun, gives them free transportation
to assist tucm in leaving
These uds Of dcporadoo5, tis now very
dciniteI. astonUiued, are eou posed mainly
ordcscrjorg grom both armies, The country
Is luIl dcyr.ew from the rebel army
.u.t.It. .. ..--.s ., ,,,ei.ssol aod do.
sorted. Yesterday SAW The yards taking
about % dozen, captured near llrdaueIa 20
prison. They deserted the rcbcI and enlisted
I'm au Arkansas Federal regiment; then when
Shelby o1mo along they deserted our side
and iajucl the rebels again. Their career is
ikoly 90 como to am carly close
ann told thnt between twcI ty and thirty
deserted I'm body from the th Arkansas
cayalrv They not only deserted, but desert
ell I'm a skirmish with the rebel firing upon
thcir comrades Of the Ith Arkansas as they
fled 90 the embrace VI the rcbc,. From this
class and the more doprayol, On the FpioH.
sidc who desert, come the worst BUSH
.f.... nc ,.uu., tbnr, ana .,utn. .rt...
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-09

NrausrwC REtrc-rhcrc isap old bell ut the
Virginia Arsenal, taken from Yorl, own, iustprcyi.
Uua to iaa advance of Mcclellan un the Peninsula,
which i.a curiosity mi.waBmd saouId cprcscU-
uI although broa.u 100 pieces, us relic oI the old
m lmu lt was cas-. iu EngGu !, aud bears the
m lho Inscription. "AuI Couty Virginia, 1925
-'ao en- iu county having been ccidcnty omit
tcl 10y tine mou.lcr This old b. has rmg out
many % merry marriage peal and many funeral
told for tho dead whose happiness had celebrated
ID had .nunr foo nearly @ century and half in It's
houored b..ry, aud gcncatiol after genera
Go1 Bad passed beneath tito worship and one by
one Year. rolled byi had bccn borne from its
hallowod temple TO the grave. Washington aud
Lafayette listened to It's ringing, and the gallant
men who wrought within It's sco1o of sound the
work of national independence, wcrs familiar with
20. sounds. A pleasant history might be written
of Ui. OH Yorktown boll
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-09

. a, ,.t b.. .,,l,,.a t,, ,,,rrn,rt- and
N,N' |I''.. ,' ',,. ,',' W. W. ,s and hnrJ
10 ou'"o''"' "0' '@'"' W
The Congress 0l Ihe Ioulc4Giale 9IalG5 o, A'l,yL
ica do enact Inal lhe noI"eI5 Oh an iI'"9uIl
notes above the de4oml4aIloH oI INe uoilGiS, hoI
bearing interest shall De auoWcu UhIl lhe u'S'
day of April eighteen huuule4 ana ana sIAiy io}ul,
east of the MISSISSIPPI INJI o'u % u1,lI tt uIS' t"l
of july eighteen hunuiCu uu s,A,l IouI, Mcs, G
ll' ih, ,I"r.s Stated un holders
nc I'''oG' ",'" ,, Siam bo oIlowad I'm rnpd
Oh "' sue" VI I'"'"tt .I ll,J ,,n,.IIo t,,n,t,
the same III ,yin, IN ,drc.f ,f ,c rotc
years o.'cl 'iG @ r mum, navgble an thc first
OF IoHt per Cy", ri i,.,C,,,li i.',,,, ,lI ,oo,
uoF o'''uu"1 """'"' nv ..,..
! SEC. .. The Secretary OF the treasury Is mere
| by authorized TO issue lhe Dohus required Io' luy
| funding provided for M lhe prccGuhg secuoh' ana
until the bonds can pc pIePuICu' ne Lily 80
/ titcntcs to uT7wer '" ;tir,,t irt,,rsi i'm
/ certificates aI1, u 'l t i,os ,,,voble i'm tbe
payment ol AL uo1 utC3 ,p,' p"' r,,,+ cy
! year eighteen hundred ouu S'N'! -io"'' 0"01P' va
! portland import ou"'''
| SEC. 3. That all treasury notes OF . .'h'Ii''ua
tiDn of one hundred dollars, not DcaIi-| '- w.
which shall not be presented for mudin- "u"'i Ivy
rroyi,iops of tine first section OF th7 ic.' 5.ia'l'
. nom and after the first day of April 'lsh'e'n
/ hundred and siNtv-luur, est the MlS'lsSlPP,
,irar and the first day of July, eighteen hunurco
and .iyty- four west Of the Mississippi river, cease
tn he recpivablcin the payment OF pubic dues, ana
said notes if not so presented at that time, shau
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-09

IC Congress ropcas the S3)0 exemption
clause, and leaves no escape rom military
service the rebels and guerilla will get nu-
mcr0us srcuiorccmcnts.-NaM e paper.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-09

Cu,p. rNr.-An Act to be entitled An Act in
relation to the qualification Of State Collectors.
The Congress fthe Confederate States of Amer
lea do enact That the provisions of section thw
ty-nnc of am Act entitled An Act for the assess
mcnt and collection oftaxcs," approved May first
eighteen hundred and siNty-hrac, shall not be
construed to apply to the Office olSutc Collector.
Approved February II, lsGL
The weekly union record., 1864-06-18

IN the midst of the great Indian, bush
whacking fight in the Wilderness, when it was
man to man and bayonet against baycnet,
along the immense line of battle. which was
so hidden in thicket and wooded swamps that
none could see the battle field for more than a
few yards on each side,. Grant is said to have
remarked mediatively, as he backed with his
jack knife the great tree which served as his
headquarters, at the same time smoking vigor-
ously on his brar root pipe; "Well (puf), If
Lee does want to make this Kilkenny cat
fight (puf. puff, ! am sure we'll win; (puf,
puff, puff for we've got the longest tail" And
not only the longest tail, but the longest head,
General Grant.
The weekly union record., 1864-06-18
SPECIAL MOTTO ES.

Word TO the Ased.-In the decline of life
the loss of vita! force consequent upon physical
deeyy, can only be supplied by some vivifying
preparation which recruits the strength and spirits
without entailing the exhaustion which is always
the final effect Of ordinary stimulants We tende T
to the aged
DR. HosTErTER's SToMEcH BIrTERs
As an invigorant and restorative, immediate in its
beneficial Uction and permanent in its effect. 1t
tones the stomach improves the appetite, acts like
a charm upon the spirits. For dyspepsia, oppres-
sion after eating, bilious cholc, wind chonc
spasms of the stomach, sick nervous headache,
chls and fever, tremens, prostitution, and all the
complaints special to the feebler sex the Bitters
are earnestly recommended by thousands who have
witnessed their superior efficacy in such cases.
Sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
H0STETTER, SMITH DEAN,
Agents FOR Pacific Coast, San Francisco.