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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-22
Qasrtermaster's Department.


BYT BRIG. GEN. i 1. DONALDSON,
Chief Qusrtermaster, Department Of the Cltmber-
lard. Ofiloe los CherrY-stroet.
CAPT JAS ?. RUsILSG 4 Q ~,
Chief Assistant Qusrternosstsr. Office los Cherry
street.
COL. }. c. CRANE,
Inspector Q VI Dept, Receipting snd Distributing
QnsrterruastsS u - Military Railroads. Office
Church-street, a. Cha tsnooga Depot.
CAPT. 8 b BROWN, A Q. n,
IN charge Of Railroad Transportation, freight and
Psssenger) othce Church-street st Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT. cRAs T. WING, A. Q. H.,
General Dishursing Officer Qusrtermaster's Depart
masters Department. Office, lO7 Cherry-strset.
CAPT. cHAs A, REYNOLDS, A. Q. n,
IN charge Of Z 5 Shipyard.
CAPT. }. cox, A. o NJ,
n charge Of Clothing Camp and Garrison Equip
age, Stationery, q aI1eru.asters Blanks, snd Stor-
age OF Pubic Property Ofice u MaTket-street.
CAPT. GRO n. HBBARD, A g NJ,
in charge Of Forage snd STRAW. ofBce 90 Cherry
street
CAPT. CHAa q. IRWIN, A Q. N,
IN charge OF COrraIls, Stables, Public Animals,
Means Of TTsnspor4shon, Lumber, Workshops, &c.
OfHoe 100 Cherry street.
CAPT. w. A wAiNwKIGHT, A @ N,
in charge Of Quar7ermaster's stores, Horse Medi-
cines, Hardware &c. once los Cherry street
CAPT. A ". WILLS, A @ N,
in charge Of Depot Of q. S. Colored Troops and
Freedmen. and Government Printing House. Office
II cedar street
CAPT. ". MILLS,
T4th Regiment Ohio Volunteers, A. A. Q. n, In
spector Of suffers 6roods, and ali Private stores
shipped 70 the Front. Ofhce 80 Cherry street.
CAPT. GEORGE IsEYsFEIN,
lash Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A. Q. n.
Assistant 70 Capt. J. c. Crane, A. q NJ Once
Chugeh-stneet. Al Chattanooga Depot
CAPT J. d JANEs, A @ NJ,
rho Is
State Capitol.
1t s r. sTKvESS
Chicago Board Of Trade Rsttery, A. A. Q. N, IN
charge Of RIVER ard Depot TRANSFORMATION, and Fue!
for steamers. Ofiice q Cherry street
Requis.eons ard Eshmstes for Public Property
and supplies should he Tnsde on the IssRng U1hcers
separately.
sp<.cisI acquisitions, No. 90 sre required for al
Erlcl moi Il tied By the Army Regulations, sna
must % approved hy Brigade and Division Com-
manoers. ~ ale Com I.andeFs o. Incops unSsslEu-
81 70 brig dee or DECISIONS.
RequisilioEs ior supp ies, for troops ststoned 81
Nashville, vii e flied By The Post QuATlermssteT
on the approval Of the Poet Commander, unless
they ssll ior sninsls means Of ransportatiOn lum-
Der, or printing, when the approval o the Chief
QusrterDsstfr Is required.
acquisitions and Eztinstes for Supplies st the
FrcE. mus be prese ted 70 the Depot QaarierIss-
ters hare Only in extreme cases Il tney be -
sued on here, and then only when approved BY the
Chez QuaTteTuaster Of the Army.
All sgnsIuree g acquisitions and Estimates
shoul Else The ordinary autograph q the Ofncar.
iolioEed ~ ~ nank, and tbs nurn Der md designs
Ton Of bis regiment or command.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN TIE TREATMENT OF DIsEAsEs, Is
GROWING HIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS IT Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Is
GROWING HIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES. AS VI is In
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ny books win show lhst Cor the past Eve months
my practice has increased hundred per cent over
the l, year, unll i'll not 70 b. supposed By any
N the state. With my general practice N the city,
Chronic Cases
with satisiaeEons Rneumstisn Affections OF the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat, SEeIled Joints,
siff Limbs, Heurisy, Pains Ulcers, Cancer, 6rAyel,
Diseases % the Heart end LAYER, Inflammation O.
de stomach, Neuralgia, Klng's Eyll or sorosais,
tens, Dyspepsia or Indigestion. and Consump6on--
together with al Private Diseases, aud Diseases Of
the Urinary organs
10 the Ladies.
All Affections q the Womb trested viii success.
Those Married Ladies' who have been 20 ualortu-
nate % fnscarry OF prove abortion, car De earned
% Their isIn uIne Il found pregnant y giving me
cal.
BteriIity.
Young Married Ladies whose nlsforzIns il hfs
been n5t 70 bring iorth h dns season. rememess
God has said yoG should multiply and replsnish- 4
this Is your desire you can consGls me eitheT b
letter or IN person. No Lady over thiry-hge yesrs
Of age need make application. AlcOnmunicatioRs
b letter or PsTson strictly confidential
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Mar, stop hefors you further 60. o. ell
diseases subject 70 Man there IL no dsesse % hard
70 cure Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that understand treating it and 20 you car
say thst have cured dozens ia this CITY, a. well -
10 different States who hEvs spent dollar after dol
lar, and are nov well cured BY me- am daily re-
rs wing letters and sending msii0ne 10 IN parts Of
The county. In d word. ~ that are diseased in
any way, and VII give me 3 cal, / VII give sstis-
ACTON fOr al o. tie diseases mentioned IN this I'D
verssament Ths best o. references gwen in this
city.
AZ letters directed %
DR.. Mo6ILG,
Union street. Nashville, Tenn,
Janl VIII nest with prompt sttentnE-
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CountH Omcers.

JkMEs wnTEoaz1I, Judge CT County 5oart
p. L NFCeoL, Clerk.
Judges Court meets on LIST Monday and every
Saturday In each month.
Quarterly CouT1, composed Of Magistrates meets
the LIST Mondsy 10 January, April, July and Octo-
Der.
sAfUEL FErEEsoE, Judge Of ChsnceTy Court.
J. z. GLEAvEs, Clerk
- Frazier, Judge OF Criminal Court.
JoHE b. Hail. Clerk.
Meets the LIST Honday in April, August and De-
center.
NJ NJ BREEE, Judge Of Circuit Court.
u. G. Low, Clerk
For davidson county. meets 4th Mondsy in jan
uary, Sd Monday IN May and Let Moodsy in Sep
tsmber.
JAMEs NJ HINTON, Sheriff.
joins Wis n, County Trustee.
CHAs. ". SsITTH, County Register.
r. F. BATS and JOIN E. NEw1IAs, Constables Of
lst District
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

From eight 70 taeuty years standing, With names
known ~ science and anne.
For medical properties u Buobu, see Dispense
tory VI the United states. 81
See. Professor Devices yslusBls works on ne
PTactice Of Physic. .f-r
See remarks made b. ths lste ceiehraleSf Dr.
Physick, Philadelphia.
See remarks made By IT. Ephralm Mcdowell, =
celebrated fhysieian, and mefnber o. the Royai
College Of Surgeons, Ireland and published IN DE
Transactions Of he King aad Queens Journal.
See medlco-C hirurRlcai Review, Published b.
Benjamin Travers, Fellow Of tie Royal College Of
surgeons.
SEE most o. he late Standard vprks On medicine
Exfract Buchu,.-Si.o6 per bottle, or III for 81 10
Inpr,d Rose Wash. 30 30
Or haif dosso O each for sis whiea VII -
sufficient 70 cure ths most obstinate cases II direc
tons are adhered 30.
Deagsfed . Aay address, securely packed ron
ob-eryalon.
se-Descr1bs symptoms In Al eonnmUnieAeous.
Cures guaranteed. AdFice gratis.
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sURGEoN-GENERAL,s oFFIcE.

eUhHE ON-t1 ENERALS OFFICE
WAsEISGToS, d. c., June "A, 1854 I
UTANTED, SURG EONS AND ASSIsTAT SUE
w GEONS FOR COLoRED TROOPs.-Csndi-
dates must BE- graduates OF some regular Medical
College, and must be examined by Board Of Med
CA officers 70 be cOnveaed BY the Surgeon Genera
The Board VII determine whether the candidate
vii be appointed Surgeon OF Assistant Suge0n, A.
eOrdiDg 70 merit. Applications aoconpnlsd By one
or more testimonials rom respectable persons As to
mora character, &c, sh0ldd Be addressed 70
Surgeon GeueTd, Z. ;. A., Washington, H. C., OF 70
the Assistant Sur geon General, q s. A. LOUISVILLE
by. Boards sre nOV IN session at Bosisn, keE
York, Washington, Cincinnati, g. Louis and New
Orleans
Also, wanted. HOSPITAL STEWARDS, fer color
cd regiments. Candidates must possess 4 hir
English education, and Be HaEnihar With the
compromising and dispensing of medicines. APP
plcatson must b. made a. 10 the cazs Of Surgeons
and assistant 5sJrgeOns Con- pensz1on from 500
70 $500 per month, with clothing. rafiO1s, fuel
and qua-teTs. Term Of service three years.
JOSEPH K. BARNEG,
july S-g1 thSm Acting Surgeon General.
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Police Department.

Captain. II. PICKETT.
lst Lieutenant-WM DAELEY.
ID Lieutenant-J. F. INGALLS,.
LIST Ward-DAE BIRCHETr,
WM II. WILKINSON, Jr.
ID Ward-B. W. KINNEY,
A. 6. BYRON,
WIN. BAKER
Sd Wards. J. STARKEY,
W. w. PHILLIPS,
JAMES MILLER
4th Ward-WM MALLORY,
A J. HEAD.
5th Ward-JoEL PHILIPS
JOSH WEATHERFoRD.
9Th Ward-JoHN FIRTH,
sam. PLUMMRR
7th Ward-JoHS LAVENDER I'D
Sth Ward-BIRD BRUCE-
9Th Ward-WM. JACKSON,
JOSEPH CAPPa
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Wheat! Wheat! Wheat!

FTHHE HIGHEST MkRKEp PRICE WILL BE
i pad N Cash FOR Ell grades Of Whsat ~ Keith
. speTyys corner Of brusd and College streets, Al
J. A hcAlfLster DC. , OLD stand or q tha Reser-
VtoT Nils, near the Cty Wstez- gogks.
Eng16-9zn
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N e deal Department.

SURGEON ". CLEEDENIE, Q. s. YOL2,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
berlsnd- Office p CheTTy-street.
SURGEON r. FLETCHER, .. s. VOLS,
Medical PurYeyor, U. s. A. Office North side of
Public Square, between Market and Front.
ASS 7 SURGEON D. BACHE, z. s. A.,
Medical Inspector Office Il Cherry -streRt.
SURGEON I. A, JAMES, 4TE 0. V. G.,
Health Oficer and Post Surgeon. Office "A
Cherry street. as..-
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DIR. KINGS
FOR
PRIVATE DISRAORS.

-. DR.. KING, formerly OF New York, for
>zS last four years Of Louisville, KY, who
Mss devoted his attention 70 the treatment Of pr
Vate diseases for 80 years, datters himself having
attended % pracice for many years, and cured
20 many thoCsands, he is enabled to cure al dsesses
Of private nature, matter how had they may be
from injudicious medical treatment or from neglect
Of their own. d.. Kings Dispensary L No q
Deaderick street, between Cherry and the Square
secend story, where he cures al diseases Of pr
Yste nature.
6onorThcsa cured without Dzuseous medicines OF
interference with business.
Structures Of cid or recent date edectually cu-Ad
in feW dsys, by An operation which causes no
pains Where q structure exists health cannot ba
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and unoernoiDes the health 20 much.
Syphilis, with al the diseases Of the SKIN, grow
az OFT Of neglect OF bad treatment can be efectu-
ally cured in a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKHTEss.-ParticulGr attention having
been given to tbs dsesse and al tins consequences
growing out Of it, brought IN many cases by the
destructive habits of nconsiderate youth and ex-
cessiye indulgence Of the passions, a neglect Of
which viii undermine the Constitution, rendering
the subject unit for business or society," and eAus-
INC premature old age. 49,
Females VINO may be lsboung with any difficulty
Of the Noacb nnay rsst assured Of immediate re-
lief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed, direct toDr A. King
10. Is Desderick stTest, Nashville, Tenn, wiz hsYe
the necessary medicines sent To- their address.
Ofice houTs from O'Clock in the morning until
ths evening. tDrT-dlSvIV
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Wanted

600 BARRELS PURE CIDER WANTED DE-
ZdOO nFered. 81 Broadway Mills
l.. u. DfCKET, Agent
sugf TT Broad and Hizh 6ts,
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Wanted ImmediatelY.

A TOUGG sIRIs CgaITE OR coI10aEDt TO
"a attend % baby and 90 general h0useEo, K,
IN 4 small family good home is offered 70 one
vel rosommended. App3y A. this once.
sePtiT Nff
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AFFIpAvIT.


Personally hpPearsd be11Fe fne an Alderman Of
ne eify q Pailadelphia, a. r. BelmbOid, who, BE-
ing duly sworn. doih s.ys bis prsparAto1s contaln
20 narcotic, 20 mercury, on other inIurous drugs,
Dut are purely vegetables. II. T. HELMBOLD.
sssra and suiflcrbed bef0Fe nas, fEs I'd day q
November, i8Sf. w P. HfBBARD,
AlderTuAn. 8eh-Htrret. above Rec, PailA
AddEess letters for informasicn 10 co1fdanca,
H.fl. HEiNBOLD, Chemist,
Depot I0a bouth Tenfh-strees
bel0H Chestnut, Phiiadeiphia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
AID UHPRSC1PLED DKkLKRs,
sbO endsavoT 70 dispose 'sOF THEIR OWN aad
ssother" articles on therepuistisn attained b.
aslnboid's eeusine PTep4ratOns,
EEtgnct bucha.
5aTaapaYilla,
Improved Roe Wan.
Bid b a. ur1sExsfs ev-rysbsrs.
AN FOX HELdtJLLY5-I1hE 10 CIHEh
Cut ossf f8eaaf ffrilaer8e1t sal soed 10 ~ AND
A YOEn LhFp6J7 fcks AND. kxPoSUBA
Hns le-ly
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'TsKRR is no SUCH WORD AS FAIL.''
TARRANT'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF

FrHIs PREPARATION is particularly recon-.
L snonded 70 the MEDICAL PROFESSION, and
the I BIC, for the prompt aid certain cure OF
DI9EASLES OF THE BLADDER,
KIDNEYS, l..
URINARY ORGANS, ETC.
Ensy be relied on as the best mode for the adj
mn straon OF these remedies in the large class OF
diseases Of both sexes 70 which they are applicable
Il never intsI1eres with the digestion, and By its
concentration the dose is much reduced.
". B.--Purchasers are advised 70 sex for
TARRANTS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Gu
BEBS AND COPAIBA,
sad tsEe BOtnng else, Is limitations and worthless
preparshonE, under similar names, ara IN the
market. Pnee u. Gent by express on receipt Of
priee. Manufactured D.
TARRANF s CO.,
No. E7S GresnHioh Stroat, ta
cor Of Warren, New York.
And hjf s2is Es Druggists generally, 30
OseiB--IF
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SherlHs S ale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDI FXPONAS
ID 70 me d rscted, and delivered nom the Honor
a5le ChsnceTy Court of Davidson county, Tennes-
see, 81 Is NJ y Term 1854 will expose 10 public
sale, 70 the highest bidder for cash a. the Court
Hous yard in the city Of Nashville o. SAturd ~
the 29th day of October 1861, 81 the right title
ella m, int est and estate when West Ii. Hum
phreys IN had on may have since acquired, 10
and 10 the following descr bed property 10 Wit: A
tract Of } AID in Davidson comfy, ennessee, ard
the west side Cf Rains Avenue containing
acres and IA poles and being 1t No. I, according
to The plan Of the Ursula Rains Lands as lald down
on Page GA, Minute Book +. # the ChancerJ Court
at Nash lie snd be ng the same land bought by
". II, Humphreys at sale made Of said lands by
the Clerk and MAST r on tn Sd OF January, 1867
Also tract Of land lying in same county and State
containing by estim ton 10 acres and a pO.es and
bounded IS follows: B@ginning in the centre of
Browns Greek, where Susan Quimby's north
bOunda y line crosses the same running thence
west with the line OF the land belonging to massey's
heirs, 8, poles 20 tee eastern side OF the centre
avenue, thence south ~ west al NJ said avenue
81 poles to the a enue running % Browns Greek
thence along the north edge Of he same south,
SS4 Feast Fl . Poiesto the centre of Browns Cock
II eDce song the centre Of said creek to the begin
ming, Snd levied upon as the property of West II.
Humphreys t. satisfy judgment renteredin favor
JOhn r. Gleaves, G. q D., against W. II. Hum
phreys James f SaunJe 10. W. HhOr on and F.
X. Rains. JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sheriff,
oct5- BY THO5 HOBSON. u. sh'f.
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Fluid Extract SarsaparlIIa
SYPHILIS.

This Is an affection Of the blood, and attacks the
Sexual Organs, Linings Of the Nose, Ears, Throat,
Windpipe, and other mucus surfaces, making IL
appearance NJ the form 81 Ulcers. Helmbold's Ell
tract Sarsaparlla purhea the Blood, and Esmoyes
all sc1dy eruptionA " the skin, giving to the com
peUOn a clear and healthy color. IL being prepay
ed expressly for this class Of complaints, its blood
purifying properties are preserved 20 greater az
tent Than any other preparation OF Sarsaparills.
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seYou ought not 10 be without such valuable med
cine. The Cincinnati National Union, Of April 24tb
says, that thousands of our soldiers have been
saved by the use OF ~trlckland's Anti-Choera Mix
ture. For sale by Druggists st 50 cents per bottle
General Depot No East Fourth-street Cincin-
nah, Ohio
Sold N Nashville, Tenn, by FORBES 4 STE
PHEKS, STEPHENS, JANGEY & Co, 6. ". HEN
DEksHOr 3 Co, DEMOVILLE & CO., and a. w.
HASBOCh- ap 26-tu " th--wlY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-19

We learn hat an efort J. ceing .sde by
The frisnds Of Col. Nrn. X k'Gbsn. % so-
eurs fOr hin an sPPoist@snt as Brigadisr
Gs.sr.i Of roissteers. IN cOnsidsrstion q
his eficisas ser,sces IN that eapseity. sx-
tesdinx ever , periSd q The most .r,iBsss
service srpsri~a-sd IN that Department
The fclie-ing rec0amendatisn. On Gle al
tAs War psrsrtasri. sho- the Aigh csti-
s.stios IN -hioh h. - h.ld By Il. .apsrior
cskosr, 10 abe DePsrtmsut 81 The Gulf. and
-ll b. especially Interesting saa gr,sif,-
isg to as many friend. At hone
Gen- Grover writes the Secretary Of
War ss fOllo~,
Il have ths honor 20 recomme-d % ths
favorable consiter.tion % The War H.
partsneni. and for Jsro-.atsSa. Col ". h.
kimbsil. 81 The 18th Nsise Vols.
Cot kimhsn o0nnsnded . brigade Of
nv Division 81 the isth Army corT,.. M
Der Msi-Sssn. Banks through The csap.igu
% The Techs. ard th- .iegs q Port He'd
son. and proved himself 10 he fsssflfs
reliabis. 80 ,ciic soldier. ard vel worthy
The consideration OF The Department.
Gen. C =. sSspl-y. add, 10 tie ,Ppii-
c.;ioa the fcllc-ing:
:" hsv- the honcr % concur N The 49,
onn~ndaiion tor thu presnosio- - Col W
n kinbsu % The i2th Maine NOls
Col. kimhsli Ia. losg bscn IN Sonnasd
q , brigade. and ha. sl-sy. scquitisd him-
ssh 90 brar,. 9alloss. and efieisni ofsc~r. =
The shOs. r-comsscn dstioz, arc esdor,-
81 o folls~s;
IIsap QUsErErs ORR OF rur GUtF.
Ne- Orleans. Ia. Ian. Is. 1854
I Sndorse cordially thu rcoenmeu.istiou.
81 Gen. Grover AM Gsn. Shrpi.y. for tAe
Pro0o'ion Of Col. W. X. kiabau. i2th
Maine Vols
Co. kiu,hal has hesn IN command %
brigade dzrIng ths .ris0us campaign. Of
the last Surnmer All Astunn. snd las de-
charged vfh very great ersiit AM hdeiigy
al The dutS~- - eosnnsndi-s oEo~r
lie . fsHhiul 10 sbe go~crnu,~rt IN al
10 Interests n ciiIrcn. OF q ssldier. ard
j earnestly commsnd him 10 ih- iasor Of
The Department. upon The consileraiion 81
his private character snd pabhc .srvice,
Mp. BANkS.
Ma. Gea. COmAsndiag
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-19

ani srrangem-uis Tor organirafioas q
companies conform Co the fnrs goinr a.
p intlsents q rscrurt. fcr thar regiment.
AM cx-ssssf enlisted men m esther OF tlss-
localiths which caunot unite nth otksr,
Toe company orEanifation,. for these rvgi-
meats. may ebert o. j0ia The e. District -
Coluaabia Csv.iry.r o. either q oar rsgi.
Hsents and estteri~s IN tn hcli.
Nv. ksii.sssut. for the compaaics Of
Baksrs :. bistrist % Columbi. Casairv.-
(a0- r.Pilly hlling up 81 Angu.iA.) The
company q = >h.rpsboot-r.. the batter.
Of Moantsd ArtillsTy.- ths i.t Rcginet,s
q Cavalry. sRl for 0ur r~gifnsnt % Inf.n-
trs no. IN th- beld. should 10 urg,d f,r-
-2ri the prvs~nt moath -ith al p1ssib..
.igor. - only tbe snli.tmcnis q The snsa-
ing throc -v~k. ~ill secure ths present
snuaihs~us sd unparalleled bSuntic, and
Prynlzlns Tor proc,lrlng recruits.
WI. Ia the enl sta.eEt k1S SrgAnizs-
toe ef tAese too r-rius-ut- - inf.ntry. an
The iosr 1aastacAcd cosap.nis,. thc r~qsirs-
meats ~ tssaeral Order, II the War De-
Psrtusset No. IS "a iss2. ill govern
WI. While III St.te BOasts ,fSSpO
al act 10 pad tor recruit. - on de-
hcisnctcs IN qaotss unsisr the call of Octo-
be- IL. l-6S. a 70 believed that 18th prop
ar esertIon, On the part % muoiripal .n-
thorliies. they nav 10 procursd At tki, oo.f.
IncisdIns both State add tom bosntie..
Wbsrr quotas under The present call arc
SLED. any Surplus 81 u.sn sahsting sifh-r
IN tke tsld Or a. hoas-. nav BE ersd-
Itsd upea a~6sssat qsotss unasr forua-
~ caiis. (-sth ~ consent - the autbor-
ities Of their rcsidSncc. , at tn cHp~ns- q
The cr,is.. to-ns ard piani atoms rcquirins
tier. Cities. to-ns ard pisnfafions. aitsr
t.lin< bcth guota.. NAV r,tsin frr fliurs
susrEsscic, any eSes.. q ih-ir ga cisi-
rsns saiisisd. b. Payiag then $50 to-s
bourfs
NNIIi Spccial atfrutioa 1, ~.Ii-d q,
the neoss,siy ior srsas oars sn4 c.uti0- =,
sling up IN stiisitncnf o1utract. thAt tie
nsHs. ani riaes 81 rCsr,lrurc ofth~ r,rru.r,
ar corroctiy sp-ii-d and i-gibly writes.
al re rsaAinin- Portion. ~ the eah.t-
sseat shosn ~ a.. f1ra o. De 6iied by tbs
r-crSffinE etacr. AZ IN al respects eor-~rt
and pisin. AMI 49, thsf th~y Erv invartablv
riad~ aud eaccuied IN rirl-rats
Mn WIZ r-rrun ). scnt - tke rexi-
mental rcnl-rssss ua,-cornnAnls-l Is Ihs
rrcruiting Otisc-- - ctb-r person prop~rl,
~ eharrc. lwhich .houil oniy - ~ ca ~
% rsr'-c'is tT,ass-orthy.D the suii.trssut.
shosi4 sl-a.s 10 sat 18Th La. Or b, mai.
~ The AdiaiAn; u tAs rsg iaacng or 4 for an
unaffar 81 cumpany. a. th. ofEosr IN
ehsr-s ~ sane a. ~ -snulervoa. The
snlissu-snt I-sF-rr.. 90 an pNrs ~ do.
shosid 81 NJ rIlstaacv ~ sect o. ths GA.
- tSc AiIstAnt SsnsrAl b. tie rccruitia-
otbc~r AAsF tA-s saAnin atiou and uu.fer
IN ~ ~ rvcruit a. a.. -vnicEsou.. IN pat
t-leoxing - shis ofkcr nj DC dslr sIed
Asre ~ - proper saicyr
M MuniciT@i authorities Ill FoEru-
VITA 500 % thss Oss-v ths u..~-. % al
volunteers - ~hosa t,-ry h-sss p.id bounfv
sasier ti.- csF ofO,s =. fssf
b. ordsr "a ths Cotn.Bsu-s,r p iu-Chi~f
JOHN l.. HnDSDON.
Aiiatsat Gensral
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-19
Record OF 18th Maine Battery.

Mastered iatO the Uhiisd STATE, service.
December sch. is63. At Camp CObsra.
AagHsis- Lea August. for w.shia<toa
fsb. lst.. is64- Private, Geors. A John
son. DaHisl II. o.ke. and George Willis
tee. Jr.. -srs l-ft n Hespitsl a. Asrust.
Battery arrived N BostOn At 5 A. n. Tues
dag morning. Private Joha r. HaEeltis.
vas lsis IA t.ss Mass Censrsl Hospital ,iok
Of uneasel. Arrived IN jersey CITY. va
Ns- I-onlon. Al ~ NJ. Wednesday. De-
lay ooe.sI0aed sy tbe fog Leh jersey
CITY i0r rhilAdslPhis At 5 A. n arrived At
5 A NJ. TLsrsd.y. Lsh f0r Baltimore Al
- NJ. arrived a. ? A. AZ. FRIDAY. Start
Sd for wsshiHgton a. go A. NJ arrived
at CaaP Berry. EAs' C.pTtol Hill. ,i Z
z. NJ Saturday Feb. &. CA.ries A Reed
Of Prsssss Isle as sent 90 tho Post Hos.
pii.l; disease sberratioa Of rsind.
ISnrK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-19

Tue OCorss- The Lewiston Journal
has 'PeciAl Dispatch saving tse qsOSA q
Name !, 26ce- OF Ia, number tie "a
DI"ric.-OIford. F-nkliA. Androscos-
gin and Sagadshoc.-lAss 81 -. More
than thi. HEnbcr are alread, IN. Under
tAi' cal the Aoo0snt. al - squared. ane
these tO~hs she enlist asn nov ill have
credit on fHisrs erasrEeney. We hopv
no effort al ~ spared 70 81 ~ tie or
gAn'EAsions no- BENG rai.sd. Ia 4, The
sarest -sy - ensure lie STATE ssasns, an
other cal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-19

, n Ray Esq. oftbs Portland Coar..r
lately delivered iccfurv At Briastou -hicA
~ Sentinel hEA'y oo@Pl.assai.. Hi.ssb-
Sset as - TArve -eeks - Pans II.
Sentio-i .,ys
NJ kay "a gsnticraan q IN. rt.r.rv
Ao'iiiies- lie -oOed tbe postic zaz.s s.oss
sacc~ss'aliF q ans u-ember q he clas. a
coilsEs. an -. selected a. ia Poet A. "a.
gr,d1aiion. tie LsCt1rs ~.- -risiea IN
f-'rs and eiegant STYLE. and rs vaiaAbis a.
seo-ins - iusPrrssioa tAai ths ksrop-sa
f.s 'rof-o,,' er'st-s - the and % q eitirea
- rVpublicsz AD~rrc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-19

Mr.. Willard Hsrne-n. ofFr,.burr o.
- lo.ra iron ths Bri1xtoa Sentiasl. -.
fatally injsrsd a. tbs landiHg a. Last 1--WE
esrg. % "Wednesday last. BY falling Iirss.
frous |. tree lie "a. fognd Ss.l b. n,
brotbsr. -bo b-coning Al.rua-d ~ ~. d
la. seat OF N ssArOs 81 Ai1. Mr.. d.
caves a uiie and f0-r chiidr-a. IL "a a
gcol hs,ba8d 49, kiae fsthsr and obHging
90 shbor.