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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22
FROM MISSOURI.
Cheering News from Curfis-G.u. E"se-
crane In the Field and Pushing after
Price-Ihe Inrer's Force stated si
$4,000.

81. LoUi-, no, Thursday, Oct. - ls5i,
NiS i11J-Bt Re. Oct. n
Tie Jefferson City correspondent of The
D'soo1c under dale q the 18th inst says that every
;hing looks much moro favorable Tonight
The news non Gen Curtis is most cheering.
Gea Eoseclans took the fed to-day, and tonight is
many miles rom here
Gen. Price has declared sn smn,s, 70 Al deseIters
from his army ho have been bush ~isosirg, and they
rro joining him.
Bill Anderson viii Join him in . .cw deys.
Qlanrel is to bo promoted 10 {, Brig-c.ei General
end Jackmsn Is 70 hsye Division.
HoltyesW j. s.so 10 report 10 Price
This clearly shows that the guerrilla leaders IN this
State are commissioned officers in lie regular Con
fcderste service
LENT Col Hynes 0't'e Seventeenth Illinois veteran
Cavalry. who was captured ut Glasgow and psrcied
expresses tho opinion that The Rebels cannot fight
mounted, and the; ia.auir ~ more than match
for them.
lie also ssys thsi Price A.s thin, thou'and men.
ST. Ioyrs Friday. Oct 81. 1864.
TIE Democrats Jefferson City special says
that Gen. Curtis bus been lighting Prices advance ell
day Oh the Little Blue River ten miles from Iode
pendence. Curtis holds a good position, ard VIII
stand FOR eular engagement. IL Price VIII continue
the conflict Rosoorhus vii be near OF al Lexington.
Tie Laramie bridge will be repaired aud trains nm
Ming TO Warrensburg in two ;hree days Everything
Is working finely Reyioroements viii be at the right
place q, the proper time. Gen. Sanborn reported
ssimishins with Shelby to-day between Bonneville
ard Wayeily
ST. LotIs. friday Oct n. 1854
The Democrats Jefferson City special says
Tint tie Rebels r..eros..j the Missouri River At Der
uuds day before yesterday. They hold BInnssich.
keetsyillc and CsFroaioD, and plunderiog them.
Col Perkins encamped at Feyete, Howard Co. with
RI giment % bushE hackers. Gen iisko Is repairing
The rsilroad west o, Jefferson City. The last heard
from Price Tat bis camp was At Msyer.y, in TIE
moth eastern corner OF Lafayette Comfy. kcsecrsn.
{. following him closely His train numbers over 400
wagols, which be Is evidently uyng 20 get through tho
south wsssTn portion 81 the state while Ne hinseh
goes through Ksrses. Price and the bogus Governor,
Reynolds. reported 90 haze had two qusrTels; tie
latter thinking It practicable " hold the state the for
ner not Tbrre Sc tronble brewing In Prices camp.
Many O. his officers they vii not 20 back to Az
ssuss, but Will fensin ~ Nilsson. phcihor Re cots o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

been shot by rebel pcsets endesvoring 10 come IN
the Darbytown Road This afternoon. Guerrlllas
are said TO have made their appearance in the neghbor
hood Of Deep Bottom and TO have Killed TWO Of
our men.
Dr.. JohuFou. citizen residing near our advanced
line on the extreme right, oner making rooonnOs.
sance Of OH works IN that direction ssi light escaped
10 the enemy.
There VS.. considerable picket firing mi, afternoon
on onI light Quiet. however. generally pFcgails.
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THE DH AIT.
Lsster fron Prevosi-uarshaI-ts~n
Ery.
WASHINGTON, F.iday.iOo.. n. 800

WASHINGTON, F-iday.iOo.. q. lst
Pfovost-MaT .hal-Cenersl Fry, il letter 10
as Mayor Of wsshin gton says that credit ~ill be al
eyed enly for slch men A. az "oc.siDed" by tie
tfat
Persons who are drawn ard AL 20 report, ere "a;
ssssidercd by the law officers % the Government nor
!, The Provost Marshl Generals Bureau Obtained
;As meaning OF tie law They viii not. therefore. be
credited unless they shall BE- subsequently arrested end
lsst 70 service.
Il view Of This deosioz Gone 81 our prominent
eSyens have taken measures 20 discover tie wheFe
Asous o. those who lave Jailed 20 report Offering
reward Of fly dollar for every soci drafted man who
nav BE- caught and held O. scryice.
According 20 Con Try's oommus ation. Il would ap
pa, tina, citizens are held responsible for dFAied ab
tsttet
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III, PsnnsyIvsnis Election.

UAfLI4HI 10, IN IIIlhFl W. = ~.
We are a. yet unable 10 get, officially, the
retr-us from Tolge.t Jefferson Mercer and Wyoming
Cyuu<ss. go ,,,,
ose a. fr "a received % fs >ecr'lN ol ~istet one
linton vote. 1891; Democratic vote. 4.lt. Union
majority taos lar on tho S0.dcrs' fO.o lUH'..
uAEKisBU RG. fTda.. ccl. .. 1874.
The Official vote in Mercer County shoNs n
Union majority Of 81; Union loss. 10
WsoIoiLg C1uafv-Oihcil. Demo, ATTIC majority -i'i
Democratic gain loo
". layn Ioy official returns from GO Counter, In
iob tie teal Democratic msofites srs 1elj, aud
tb, total niOn msiorit.cs 30 20.
jefferson aAd Forrest colnti,, srr yc' - ~ ~. 4
from. Jrferon 10 Tcpored 20 hs'c F,n l'V Dr'No'
,.r,t f,si,-i,r. sDd Forrest ~ Union ls.oy!!.
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The Quebec Conference Vermont
Hanh Hskb~ry.

II Is reported that the Conference has agreed
uon Oh. Constitution Of Tie Lower Hone. on basis
of essntatlon according to popuiaon, tie total
number u member, 20 be i5f.
The Conference is RON discussing TIE power n The
General Government
Information q %. 80. Albau. outrage va, c0n.mIri
Gated 10 ~. Government yesterday. number Of do
iect.yes and body Of troops Eere immediately dis
patched TIC frontier with orders 70 arrest tho "res
al all hazards,
The Government, IL fully determined to u', .TeT' pos
..t!e means 20 pat SOP % such abuses o. canaiisn
hospitality Iftss opportunity 10 Afforded an example
VII be irnshsd 20 prevent similar stteIng' IN the ~
t-rc
TLe po,ics are on tho track - TIE rObbsrs
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Rrsvr Rebel Losses In Men and
Material Of War.
,sry Vs'usbl. Oifttn CD Our Side Slain
Wba! Grant Says Of Sheridan.
From SEC. Stanton 10 Gen. Dir.
WAX prrsgTNYNT, WAsWNcro%, /
Friday, OCt. 81. l7,i-l 50 q. n.

Friday, oct. ~ lsGi-ll:s0s 3. n. :
| Die following telegram, received this morning,
smtsus further psriic Liars OF the ba.iis Of Cedar
ICeet;
Il CFDhs CBErS Va. OF 20 ist4-il:'o a N.
lLsr.i Gen. II. & GRANT. C.'y P7ia.
We have again been fayord ,! sres; victory. WOE
ron disaster by lie gal.arts Of officers and men
The attack on the enemy made shout ?. m, by
sh half Wheel Of the whole line, with & division u
.ry turning each fam Of tie enemy ihe whole line
I.t,Anoing.
The enemy. after Stubborn resistance. broke snd
t,a and were pushed With yisor.
| TIE artillery ocg,urcd VIII probably he ove, ffsy
y~oes-
THIS Of course ucludes what cspturej from cr
rvoys In the early morning.
Al least sixteen hundred pI.orers have been brought
b, also wagons and ama'laIces in large numbers.
This morning the cavalry made da.h At Fishers
BIZ sid carried 1t, the enemy having fsd Curing iao
s,st leaving ouly ST. r-suard.
Have 70 regret tie loss Of many valuable officers
tTs5 and wounded. among then Col Joseph Thor
Nru. commanding . division Of Crooks command.
Irlkd Col j. Howard Kitchen. commanding brigade,
,Cusdcd; Col X c. Mckenzie commanding bIis sde,
wounded severely. bar vosb no. l'Sysh' f'ls
Ieannot give exact dete;l'.
Man, OF onr men captured il the morning hsye made
asir escape and are now coming IN.
Ranseug commanding division IN Hnrl,s army.
Dc this morning
p. H. SHgElplv Hsi..Gsn Commanding.
Gen. Grants appreciation Of the victory at Cedar
Greek IS expressed IN Tho following dispatch:
Cry polSr Oot 90 lsCs-s O'Clock ?. u.
NJ. Fpyry AZ STANTON 81 Of Ws-
had salute OF 100 guys from each OF the armies
here fred in honor OF Sheridan. ast victory. Turning
What bid fair 10 ~ Disaster into glorious Victory,
6.rps Sheridan what have always thought him. oue
II the sb!est o. geuer.ls L. 8 GR,N1. Lieut.. Gen.
The Medical Director reports that scyen hundred
Nd seventy slightly wounded have reached Win
chester from the fed.
AL the wounded that ere able 70 bear Transports
kn will be forwarded inn sdi3;eiy to Hsrtiasburg.
The telegraph lie is nov working 10 Atlanta,
bet no late reports have been 'eceiyed by The De-
yArtmeut. EDwrS NJ. STANTON, Sec Of Wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

WARRINGTON, Thursday. Oct. 20. ltt
The following proclamation was promulgated
this afternoon.
BIZ tho Pye,idrEf Of he Ugi',d Sia't: ~ ha4sriea
A PROCLAMATION.
II has pleased Almighty God 10 proIoug National
life another year. defending US with lis guardian care
against uniendy designs from abroad, and vouoh,af
ing 70 in his mercy many ana signal vciorie. over
the enemy who Is Of our 0wn household. II
has also Pleased orr Heavenly Father 20 favor
well our citizens in their homes soldiers IN
tLer camps and oar sailors the sea. With unusual
health. lie has largely augmented free population
by emancipation and by immigration. whilo Ho has
opened 20 W now sources II wealth and las crowned
the labor OF oar working men ia every department OF
industry with abundant reward Moreover be hes
been pleased 10 animate and Inspire our minds and
hearts with fortude courage and resolution sufficient
for me great trial Of civil into which have bsea
brought BY our adherence nation 20 the cause OF
freedom anu humanity and TO afford TO reasonable
hopes o, an ultimate and happy de.reraEoe from all
our dangers and Affections.
Nov, therefore l. Abraham Lincoln. President ~ the
United States. DO hereby appoint ard apart tie
last Thursday IN November next, rs day which de.
s,re to be Observed by al my flow-ctizeus wherever
they may then be- day OF thanksgiving end prayer
20 Almighty God. tho boufccnt Creator .rd Ruler 81
the uniyerse and do farther recommend 10 my fellow
citizens Aforesaid st on that occasion they DO
emily hniabe themselves in tho dut and from thence
offer ~ pentent and Tont prayers and suppica,ion-
the Great Disposer Of events for return Of the ines
Unable blessings Of peace union and harmony through
out the land which 81 has pleased Hin IN assign rs
dwelling place .br orrieTcs and Pos,or.tJ through
on; all generations.
In testimony whereof have ,ereuuto SCI NY hand
and caused the soal OF the United States 70 be affixed.
Done 1t tho Ciy OF Washington. this 2Oh Day Of De-
tobar in the year ol our Lord 1854 and 81 tie indie
peudenoe OF tire CEiioJ State. The eighty.ninth
ABRAHAM iJsoorS-
~ the President.
WV H. Sywkyp Secretary ~ State.
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Great Union Meeting at Lockperf, y. y.

Nlr fIsIlH = !. IIIIIlf
LoCEroRI. Friday. Oct. a. 1904.
The mas meeting in Lockport is admitted TO
be far the srge. gathering witnessed In lie psce.
Ire procession four miles IN length and presented
perfect forest Of moving banners and devices.
Adlres,e. were this afternoon deivo'oda tie several
stsuds by Gov Brougb o, Ohio. GOV. AntssW u Mas.
sachusetts, Col Has Kin. u Tennessee snl Nh Sher
wood Of Teas
Meetings ART addressed LIS c,o line by she gen.
tensD.
A, least fifteen ihor.aud per,oa. sore ss-er.ted nj,
afternoon.
The most iutens. suihnsiasB prevailed.
There are large delegations from brfi'.o sna other
plsoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

NATuR.LiSfEG CITHgsS.--Citizens are daily
appearing beosc the Judges Of ths Superior Cour; Of
Common Ploal. 10 DO naturauzet. Tho most oasol to
become e.fals are discharged soldiers Of the United
States Army. who BY the rsceut Act o; Congress are
entitled De- natnFezcl alter years residence ia so
country, and or proof OF good character Ii has been
lestioncd whether .ho sw applies 10 tie Navy vel
the Army. Jldge Noncrief vas OF The opinion tlst
lt I'D, but bis Wow vas not coucurrod IN. sni the
Judges Of the superior Court have Therefore corrSued
the language OF he Net to apply solely TO solers anu
not 10 sailors. The Court win continue to nsiuraLe
aliens only w to len da,s before election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

PACING MATCH on THg HOBOKLE COURsB.--
Yeslerla, pacing match Tor ono thousand dollars.
nile end repeat IN harness, between Mr.. w. II.
Stron,'s blk maze ElscT Bsss. and Mr.. g. Far-rens
s. X Sorsel Ned came of On the Hoboken Race Course
81 seacarcas The match created considerable interest
in Paterson and PAnfeld, where the horses owned
and the attendance was cons.q Ieu!y large. The
weather wa deginll, Gne and tbe track IA capital
condition ~, ,OTe horse the flyorie a. 800 20
$40 before the iirst heat which he easily in 2.t.
by lour lengths The BLACK narc breaking badly. L. the
second heat no betting s0o 10 go Oh Sorrsl Ned
taken freely. but tAe MARI tloiuc steadily through
ont, won tlo heal by sI lengths. IN 2.2sl. 4 new
driver now substituted for tls sorru., and the
WAGON IN which 20 had troi,d tie hfs tso heats Was
rheug-d ior g. suky. The change vas fortunate one
for TIE new driver Robert walker ~ tenregiDe
handling BIZ horse eith Judgment, Won the c6at and
race by length. IN 2..5i.
sCRasFr.
HOHcgrS COra.s r. =, EaIDAY. oci. ri--haeh 800,
mile heats. in haruegs.
Il Wa s.rs'.. (. soue' Nei.....................lei
" H. s,fo-.' b'k maze Bia.s Rcsf............li1
Time, I;.9., 2.9- .:1ti.
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JALImoRT, WeGnelisy. oc.. @. .tH
Owing 30 delay in receiving the Official re-
tugu. q tho soidiers vote on The new Constitnion
here 10. been considerable uncertainty ~; a. 10 tie
result whoA TO- hoseyor. removed by Tho arrival
tonight Of the Commsaoner sent % collect Tho vote n
snerdar's army. The new Constitution hss been
oloarl, adopted by a majority o. not len than 30.
Several orgauiza.lons including tae ID Regiment N
western Virginia sud the 81 Cavalry AZ Icrt Games
Mobile Bay. ), is eSpoo.ed vii considerably ineres'e
tie uolofity.
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pr.rus or SoIpnIs- PoTsmouth, We, for the
vs,s .tt, OCT. l5-s-Ist james Painsief =, .e.l " J.
C.,.'f,, rf.,s,e Ferry Jones' 8h q. :. G. T. fhva-
Henson f.n. a. Is, a. :. Co'd Ca''ry Cop J'ne' =
K,u, T. 6,h T. e e. IT, Pf.ysts John smith. b. go T. = g.
r Piv.,. J,rls. Iaulr. ID, 2olh n T. Csgsf, f'vs''
G.ors, sul,fl, ~ 9,+i y l. Cassry.
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v1sr,inud Politics.

rsrlIvoEi- Friday Oct q. ist
Col. Cha-le. l.. Phelps, lately Of the Fourth
Maryland Regiment, and who was wounded and dis.
,i,Di Ia he baltic ~ Hanover Co-lt House. ya- 20
1,,t uaaJ'uou,, nominated ~ the LAio" onEenllon
te. Davis the ylcallt ilcinDsr
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INrgRsTINe ro EnIENLN.--A

INTERESTING TO ElTEsEN. te' ci mics
/. to take place al Utica OIL ihe 2J.h Inst under the
gu. pice. OF two Of the most renowned experts h'Ag-
Col Bordau OF the Sharphooters and Morgan James Of
Utica The object 70 test certain Improvements lately
made by Col Berdan in the ordinary Springfield mus
kot, in competition with the beat and most urnfNe
urpetrife in ufs.
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Tn. PbtIaJtiphis HnnL'.

PHiLlpiIPIIA Friday, o.. -, le',.
PY-aua1t 10 lie pgovia ols % tDo eel p't.ed
- he slate IegsituTe. A. the r., fes,ion the tlty
y, NJ o-qsri,sd under tho ~tato Charter, bold meet
nC, ~ tleir sfoci holders " e.day. and d. two
~ IDS vots o. their stockholders determined torooTsin
81 ,l.Crr tis National system.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

GlNgH.L sHgRDAs'S GREAT We oRY.-lnc
sirsof The City Hal. CourtHonae. and PlAc buildings
generally. were displayed yesterday in honor Of TIE
srisucid victory won BY Con She'.eaH- army a. IodA
Crnr.. On tlle 1911 Inst.
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boston. Friday, Oct. q, ltb.
Col. Lowell. 0f the I'd NG&aehnaelIa CsvaIry
pss Killed a. the bsits 81 Cedar Cfs''
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Nea4 Richmond. Va OCT. ~, 81
T.. death O, Xaj.-ti,n. B.rncy announced Bore 20
LAY Nss cas-. gloon oye5 BIS OLD corps and indeed
hroagboui t'is entire army, wae'e his merits g. IN
'aesr and se.ueu.n dssersey held - ne highest
sEtrnatOu
Richmond p.pes today STATE tIat tie COnfsde-s,s
ioLhoritcs have .f-cfaan or prisoners % ra- non
sbof 90 tleif fogthcstoi, IN consequence Of the re-
hbiory osee- ofCen. hu1e- placing t'air soldier n
w hands Ct DnicA cap u,der are. 1Lisimpor;s-t
sncesion tho rait u the Rebels w result IN The
Immediate removal Of tle!r soldiers from Dutch Gap,
ster zen. B1 ier sia1 hsyo been Officially notified o.
De trata q the newspaper announoement.
re VIZ ami family u Ar LIBBY. After whom RE TO-
hr.oas Redmond prison Hss named. came bs.ce our
sn.. ,oAay from tc l.ecrl capital and vi will .hrm.
err OF o;lcr Secession wo4ca ne returled 90 theif
r:ac. va 5gso.s Tie s.sess o. tie 10Th Army Corpr
sho have teg' rrl. 81 clarrlS stor6iaat price, to
''.ss - 20 orders. have to-day been Dismissed
Zee Us army cJ orJsr o. As' Cen Bat.sr. 4B.c G..
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pnDQTs. AMY o. nv Jsi1ls }

wAsaeGToN Friday. oct. 81. lsf'.
Tie following Dispatch has just been received:
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fROu TriEAN-Iy OF THE POTOMAC.
Death ef Gen. Rirnry Announced The
Rebels Give Up Working our Priseners
-sstiers ni.wsss.j.

's.c. Di'sN'eh to IT. n. Z. 1ri5an,.
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NATIONAL Thanksgiving.


WssBISCrV. Thursday. Oct. 20 isft
The following proclamation was promulgated
this afternoon.
Byth FyssidrEf Of he Uaii,d SAFE NJ hnsriea
A PROCLAMATION.
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Local Politics.
TWENTIETH WARD GERMANS.

A special meeting of the German Republican
Club OF this sard was held on Thursday night at the
Headquarters, 20. La Wes33d st. Mr.. X. Richard in
the chair Tho object OF the meeting to consider the
propYiety o. indorsing the nomination OF one or the
other u The Union candidates In the leld for Congress
sionnl honors. Mr. b. L. kanierre was proposed IN
this connection. After pro'ractod and excited dis
cussion tina following resolution was passed;
Reso.r,s, 1,ss TITO German Rspubosn Ciub ~ s wtrf
spproye. Of tie nomination Of tho Hon Ben y. hsniee,
snd wall sive him IL hearty support.
The meeting then adjourned. Mr.. Manier.e stands
veil with the Germans.
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bJ ne Ffttiuphf
Nh. STwAgD, Secretary ~ State.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-27

Nashville, Tenp., March 25gh, 1864. !
Ia accordance with Special Order 70 70,
dated March 22nd, IL IS hereby ordered:
I. That occupants Of Stores, Bestau.auts
and Dwelling Houses, viii be required 20
clean their yards and cellars, and have the
ofral removed, within forty-eight hours
from the date Of this order. No garbage or
dirt Of any kind viii be allowed to eccu-
mnlate o. any premises within the city
Units.
II. Al dirt e. be removed in barrels and
boxes from the back yards and alleys BY
the persons occupying the same. No rub
bish viii be allowed 70 remain more than
twenty-four hours without being removed.
III. Ofsl, the accumulation Of Restau-
rants, must be removed by the occupants
each day, Sundays excepted) before 10
A. n. All ashes and rubbish VIII De set in
barrels on the side walk before 10 A. II.
each day.
". Hereafter occupants Of stores and
Houses will be required to have 'he rear of
their premises clean, and the sido walk
swept before a. NJ. each day.
Y. Any violation Of the above Order will
be punished by fine Of Five Dollars, (Sj)
70 be collected by the Provost. Marshal.
VI. As cleanliness is one Of the first re-
luisitcs 10 health, il is hoped the citizens
Will 40 dlA III thclA pOHtA ~ aSot2s IA ~
moving one Of the first causes Of disease.
As soon as . sufficient number of carts can
be procured, notice will be given, and the
dirt and rubbish removed without cost 70
eEi7ens.
VII. As it Is my intention to remove ell
9th from the city proper, whether in thc
shape Of dirt, rubbish, or dead animals !;
any information that would facilitate the
ab1vewill be thankfully received and i'm
mediate action taken in the premises.
VIZ. D. CHAGBKRL4IS,
Capt. and Chief Of City Police.
ap2-1m
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AND ALL OTHER
DISEASES Oh IIHb SKIM
Price, 81 per Box.

fE1HiS CITRATE HAS BEEN IN USE BY TIE
/ French armies for the past tlty ya0rs, sind
there Is no French soldier who does ROt know as
valuo.
L. VIA also used extensively by ths allicd armies
10 the Cnnean war and such were the benefits ds-
rived fioin is use that Il hss acquired worldwide
reIlutxon, And no soldier who knows OF is merits
viii 100 for q single week without box in his KNAPP
sack IS by she use Ot THIS CersJe he always has
safeguard agaisst the various troubles 10 which
soldier Is subject ss by using on his clothing, he
prevent the appearance VI yermin, and the dis
eases Of tho skin enumerated above, and after they
have made their appearance t is bat little trOuble
with the aid Of this Cerate, 70 Tid himself OF these
dssgreeahe troubles.
Tie prOpnetOTs have gone 70 greet expense %
procure the original recpe Of Dr. VeilOc, with fIll
directions, and the apparatus Tor manufacturing the
Centa, A. L has been male By the original inYen-
tor, and have procured the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-27

Q'on ths Col6mbas ,Gel Eaquircrl
If some arrangement for tho ex-
change OF prisoners is not speedily ef-
fested tie Confederacy Will derive but
little benefit from Il A few days ago,
while the cars were at Andersonvillc,
the editor learned that the mortality
among the Yankee prisoners at that
point was frightful One Of the guard
informed him that fifty-two died on the
previous day, and that since their arri-
val the average of deaths per day was
thirty-iiye. Smallpox, pneumonia and
diarrhea are taking them off by whole
sale. The cartel takes no account OF
dead men, and hence we trust that the
exchange may DO resumed before the
ranks Of these eight thousand prison
ers are much further depleted
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rnlled - or Amerlca.

MIDDLE DISTRICT Or ENSTl--EE.-No. e.
HAFHEEEA-. AS IMPORTATION MAS FlLED
-..lI Ir-flet, On tn9 l5-A sasy ri April, 1854 ~
Horfe IT, Horizon. Esq., Attorney 81 he Cni-of
States .1r t-s. D--tH1-, aEur-t u w1.eEas acd q
Lagl 81 via eEay, alleging I1 Substance fhat die
..srl.T laf seized on -La tfl day ~ arri, IatA ia
-t.t District a.. had. - j. il fFiLu, ESQ survey
oi Custom cd E.rrf.l. rs f1ff-Itef % en- Uuited
-l.e- '1r a.l-sI .l -ali lnfarmat0n 80 sorth ana
aYrr-'ri o. Pc -.s. end praying ior the usual pro-
cess. Ar.
Sow, therefore. .n ohesdsnce % the monitor m
der -le saH ~ -ald Court, ID De directed hereby
give rufle lau., o. I'D prrs9ua courerlsd a La.
ferssl a -f.4 rrfery. 90 4rI=ar before sad CosIrt
on tEe cen DIS of NAY, I-.-. u the FedafsI
C0u-t ROOM. iu Che CagT5i o.. Nashville. . ID
O'Clock, 2. ~, aien a1d there 10 ulop0und lhesr
claims aud maze their aliursg0uz.
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Marshal o. the SID. Las. 0r Team.
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