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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-01


HEADQUARTERS CoMMTssIoN FOE gHE
ORGANIZATION OF q. S. OoLngEp TROoPs,S
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. Z, 1868.
CFrcular No. /.
In accordance with Orders from the
President Of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tablished for Oolcred Troops in the De-
pArtmSnt Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
MurfreesboFo',
Gallatin,
e Gsss.aSs, e = Z u z
Sbelbyyills,
Stevenson, Alabama rr7
Chattanooga, Tenn. - : 3
Bridgeport, Alabama.
PikeFille, Tenn .,,
Fort DOneldson, Tenn.
McMinnville, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lvnnville,
All claims by alleged owners of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Bosrd appointed by the President
and consisting Of - - u ~
The Board will hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, and on demand exhib-
tied to any person claiming that bis or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the fling Of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tanned from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, or shall give.
aid or comfort TO the enemies of the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall file with
their claims sn. cath Of allegiance to the
Government of the United States.
The mastering officer will furnish off,
cial copies of all muster-in rolls, for the
information and guidance Of the above
Board.
ANY citizen of Tennessee who shall
offer his or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer a certificate thereof, with q de-
scriptive list of such slave, and become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon filing
with the above Board . =zlid deed of
manumission and release, md making
satisfactory proof Of title cid any slave
80 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free. a. s r. -r-rn ,..-
All enlistnents will be made "a accord 4
ance with the provisions of General Or
der No. 329, current series War Depart 4
ment. 't}A4 aste u~
By order Of the Secretary of War.
GEORGE L. STEARNs,
Major and A. A. g. U. g., \
Com'r Org'n q. s. Colored Troops.
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Chattanooga Correspondence 81 the World.


Twisted the pos, at Bridgeport = day
or two since, and remained several hours
vita Col MeDougal, Of the Oae Hundred
and Twenty Third New York, who is
inccmmand. Witnessing crowd OF fe-
msiss sroupd tie commissary, I Inquired
the cause. They are applicants for re-
lief" replied Col MeD0ugsl. -
/ approached the wretched creatures,
and though famiiisr with The misery and
des,itution of cities, / must confess !
never before witnessed . parallel to the
scene which presented its H. Iconnted
forty-seven females, Of whom three pos
sessed money to make purchases; the re-
nxindeT were all pensioners upon the
bounty Of the governmental seekers
for aims &c fhe hands Of the dstested
Yankee. WHO had been fepTeseuted as
the embodiment of al that was parsi-
psonious. or course Che whole thTong
must first apply 70 the provost marshal
and when the proper hour sriived they
were ushered into bis tent, one by one, 90
relate theft suffsriBgs and the causes
which had reduced them 70 their pres
ent condition. They were all new ap-
plieanis, the old once getting supplies at
regular intervals without the interven-
ton Of tire provost marshal
The first whose fortune it was TO be
called was Mrs. Ricsrd.
Provost MsrsbAl--Are you q widow ?
Mrs. Ricard-No sir.
M.-Whereis your husband?
Mrs. R-With Bragg, in the Third
Tennessee Cavalry. y
M.-Your husband is in the rebel
army; when did be join it:
Mira. B.-TwO years since.
7. M-Did be volunteer?
Mrs R-Yes, 70 keep from being con-
scripted. ~.
p. M-Bat the rebel CONSUMPTION
law YVES not then in force. LID he
Mrs. R.-But they told him that it
would soon be, and he had better volun-
teer.
P. M.-Was be not q stro3g seces-
sioaist from The start
Mrs. R.-Yes; he thought you wanted
70 deprive Us Of cur rights, and take all
cur slaves.
M.-How many slaves did be own ?
e Mrs R.--None.
p. M-Elad be plantation
Mrs. R.-No, cir.
M.-What property had be ?---
Mrs. K.-NOthing; be lived by days
work. f tr
M-Why then, was be SO fearful
about the slaves!
Mrs. R.-Because he was afraid the
North would put the negroes on an
equality with US.
P.M--Your husband is in the rebel
army, and yoa ask as 10 supply you with
bread. Why do you do this 4?
Mrs. Picard threw aside the fly Of the
tent and Just outside stood i've small
children who had bat single article of
clothing light hOmespun cotton wrap |
psr-on each, though the wind was blow
ing chilly cold from The north. They
have not had a mouthful since yesterday |
morning" said Mrs. K, and not enough |
for six monthsN @
The appeal was irresistible; the Pro-
vost Marshal then told her be would adj
minister the oath and get her relief. On |
being asked 10 subscribe her name, she |
replied that she could not write, and ac-
cordlngly resort was had 10 The mark. |
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Henry W. LongfeIlOw and Charles
Sumner sat for q photograph lately Al
Washington. New Euglsnd's poet and
politician on > single card viii be =
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Prom fse Hoa. Judge N. Greans
resident Of The Law school, a LecaHon Tenn, and
Fho was Coz 20 yuars on The supreme bsnch n TIN
ccssce.
''Nr. Doibear haa spent may years On teaching
and pcrsecting his system o. Instruction, add IL By
err seen. You wiz perceive at once that be & man
II hue intelligence tie gives 10 instruction Without
aad his reasouius ifso Just AMI clear that
you AZ once perceive the principle he seeks % mpart
--andthn being fixed IN the AMI, she pupil, scting
upon IT, soon learns write wish ease and rapdty
as wen a. win elegance.
/ commsnd Mr. Dol0esr 70 yo1r Kind attention, and
trust it viii be consistent With your views add feel
ngs 10 forward his obiecis Any service you may
render him will be Worthily bestowed and viii obiga
me Very respectfully, yonr triand,
LEBASOS, TIM, Oci %, is58. n. GREEN.
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I n B5Ls. csrboa o.. Isst rec IL ~ .,e,v,,
III klbr 9, ana f1f sale -
D DioKEY. Agent.
broad 40 High Street
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IIsIn@ll youIsi Ieal'te,L -,.-.,

Allow me TO introduce to you my friend J. W. Doll
bear who sits your city for the purpose Of teach
ins tenmanship ana fEOnography His reputation
as successful teacher u vel ana 90 widely esiab-
lighed that will say nothing on that scOro. only
desire 70 present BIN as Rentemaa from whose so
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit and a.
one whom you have ths intcligeucs = appreciate
anything you may do 70 further his designs viii be
gratefully Acknowledged BY your friend
JOIN Il EDgAR
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WI be furnished free Of ehargs % soldiers n or Gus
Of the Hospitals n their bottles ~ inkstapds ara
brought al The above hours s0LBEs are tsua one
third less than citizens
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loo boxes window Glasg, assorted

1000 boxes Window Glass, assorted
sizes.
1000 boxes GLASSWARE. 30
5000 lbs. prime Indigo.
5000 lbs. prime Nader.
5000 lbs. Extract Logwood.
so bbls. Alum.
so bbls. Copperas.
SO bbls. Refined Coal or Carbon
Oil.
35 bbls. best Castor Oil.
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Snuff.
1000 lbs. Lorrillard e. Sweetzer's
Macoboy Snuff.
300 boxes manufactured Tobacco.
For sale by u
a4-I is.L
..u R. A. ROBINSON 81 co.
dec 23-d6-w4
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Fr0sl thd r.. b. Bi,hop Or.

COLUnEIA, IrsE Nov. -, 1sf3.
NR. =. ". DdIEE4s--uclr ST. have been much
ed and pleased IN exam nug y0ur system Of
Penrlnship. lour method of tuarliuE seems 70 me
b. both sliul and faithfal, and The improyem mt
II ylar papis Is su pzsug sfd rapid beyond any
tbilr have ever Witnessed. I shall feel happy n
t1 testimony O your srit shsll sad others 10 avail
themselves e your Instruction Ia enc Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and An very respectfully
etc. JAS. u. OILY.
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Sir-COnsderlDg good handHfiEsg % be not only
accOmpl siEnent, but means 81 success 10 every
msR engaged M buiaess, greatly applaud your meF-
t0rOus exertiOHs 10 improve the chirocraphy o. the
age. gentleman or lady either who writes badly
never writes viii ngy; and consequently 0fien ian 70
write when they Should; and wheE they 40 write Il
dOae al the last moment With haste and impatience
and consequently with faults Of ali kinds 81 en- com
hitting aud iujuTing both the writer and the cause
which he advocates. Wishing you every success 10
your laudabe undertakings,
IRAN I'm rrs.ras =
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WE invite the attention of deal
ers to our heavy stock of Goods,
purchased for cash in large lots
from importers and manufacturers,
the quality of which we warrant.
The extent of our business enables
us to offer inducements to buyers
equal to any Eastern house, after
adding cost of transportation and
delay.
= All orders to US will be prompt
ly and carefully executed. Dealers
visiting cur city are invited to ex-
anime our stock.
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UNION BANK OF TENN,E.

NASHVILLE, Dee. lst, 1853.
a sleo,ion for eleven directors, % serve the en-
n suing year, will b held at the Banking House
in this city, on Monday the 9Th day Of January
next J. CORREY, CASHIER
dec1-Im
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Psrsons from 9 e 81 yesr1 CA isarn TITS systeI
Il . few lessons iad g are taught % write IN
neat easy and rapid mlnnor, snd gentlemen IN bold
/ rape, business style
To- peru0as acquainted vita St. merits, as system
q Wflli1g neads no oer Recommendation. but thcs
unaog uaiated with g. ~. D. rsiers 70 The f0llowiu
remarks and teeti1CaIlis Iisicad 81 teaching Pen
niaalip merely al iatatioa Art. AZ experiences u
2 years his enabed him 70 rduce Il 20 the csrs1iliF
% seinoe, % thaf beng guided By tn0uieigs, ln-
s'ead O risoH practice, puplis IRON % 60 years can
/ p sort TINE Lam 70 write with EASs, EIAGANCE
| aad RAPlDiTY.
/ 50 accurate Is his system and ~ uniform IN lts
ssccess, that after witnessing iis secisoa several
! hundred pupils IN Nashville. The lameuied Alfred
/ Hctne observes.
sHayiBg had a fair opportunity or examining your
system Of snInanshp, and having seen the wonder.
fll and rapid ImProFemeat Of yuur pupfs 10 ny
school, c0nsidcE t but usi B. say that believe Il
% be not oEly bcf siss, bet hs oEy one srs-r-
en-, eng person may, % saort Tine acquire a ire
rapid, and eegRnt hsnd- Isl0ud be pleased y see
Il universally adopted"
This expression was concarred In by
Maj Gen. Il. r. Gaiaes, .. s. army;
His EXcelencT, James O Jones, Gov. q Tennessee.
r.. Rev. J. h otey, lsshop Ct Tennessee.
70. Rev. R. =. liiles, Bishop % s,sshvils.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, D. D. Pres. Of Nashville Uni-
Rev, J. T. Edgar. p D., and many ether citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says
eBsinE requested by Me7srs. Dolbear % state the
Etantilg n society Of the gentemen siFners % the
aitAin DO o. With much filasu e. being acc tainted
with most OF thsm; they are highly zepectabe, and
gentlemen OF EDUCATION and q high standing 10 20
c.ety. ANDREW JACKSON.
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ROOMovsr Smiths Drug sops, Cor. Csarui ausi Tiss
Shss.'. HOURS, s'tO II, a. m, to 8, p. N. and
to 3 at night
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A Scotch lady writes thus of gentle
men who use tobacco:
''Nay ncveriasy press Der bps, his prOasred love
returning,
Who mak.s a furnncs Of his mouth, and keeps his
chimney burning,
Nay each true woman shun his sight, for fear his
fumes would choke her, .,. OF.
Aud nane but those WHO smoke themselves have
kissos for a smoker . s-i-t- ~.
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I < sAcEsclcy,r sasa, bat reo,svetssd s,r al, b.
IL - y Dc X VI ITeot
Bread a. RIA a,--sts
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TO RENT-FOR 1854.

The Farm in Edgcfeld, of 225
Acres,
SITuATED between Gallafin ard white Crssk
~ Turnpikss, IN the centre q which IL tie fAmily
residence Of Paymaster harris, Of the o. 5. Navy,
and en- the Northern border Of Il small Cottages,
With its barn, stables CArrfags hoses spring house,
and other convenient out-houEes 10 s1Oros .
pleasant residence nezr the city, and the soil ts
exeellent for cultivation.
Apply 70 a J. eEo. HAREIs Pas mater Q. s. Navy,
keN H0rI," OF 70 H. 6. SCGVEL,
Nc. 10 Park Street opposite Lss front % the Capitol,
Nashville, Iennssses.
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GERS. ETC., ETC., etc. -
All of which are warranted Of the best, and at New
York prices.
Lloyd's celebrated Nap Of the United States,
mounted in book-form and in sheets. This Map has
great sale. II has all the railroads, distances be-
tween the stltions, all the wagon roads, etc.
Lloyd's Great Railroad, Express, and Tele-
graph Map with every mile Of laiiroad and teie-
Graph, up the LIST day Of August last. so every
express and telegraph ofhcs-in mounted and sheet
form.
Lloyd's Military Map Of the Southern States,
with full description OF the whole Southern coast
also description Of each county in the came. val
liable and good map.
Lloyd's Map Of the State Of Tennessee, &C
knoTledged by Gen BuTnsides officers 60 be- the best
ard most correct Map ever published. Railroads, all
the wagon roads, etc.
Lloyd's Map Of Kentucky, ditto.
Lloyds q ap Of ihs Mississippi River, with
the name Of evefy man hat owns plantation on the
Mississippi liver. Also the exact course Of the river
channel, islands bars, etc, ETC., etc.
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The following very Just remarks Of The Hon. Thos.
r. Benton, T. ). senator, are worthy the attensiVa
regard Of parents asd an young persona who have
any hope OF success In the bushes Of life.
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515 Main street,

p 900
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MIR. D0Ibcar---PhOhOgrspbY.
\ ORG

W. NEVIN, Capt. & A. A. Gen'L
Dec. 23-lW.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-24

Read these few lines. and you will say
That you are much the winner.
For they will tell you where to bu,
Your things for Christmas dinner.
The City Grocery 10 the place
To which We call attention.
And Horn K Anderson are the men
Who keep the store we mention.
Fresh Chickens. Turkeys. Geese and Ducks
And game OF every kind.
Oysters. Celery. and Canned Fruits
You at their place will find
Whistles. Brandies. Gin and Runs.
Wines-Maderia. port and Sherry.
Are good for after dinner use
When you with friends make merry
So ii the weathex. will admit
OF your walking out TO day,
Give them a call, do not forget.
i assure you IL will pay.
BIZ rnE BARp % rRE GRockRlg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-24

ttnfsoosn nmFk<ts
CIsuS>srf. Desember -.
Flour nominal aid quiet. supes ~ oo:
extra a. 2s
white 81 SO1a2 35
Vines, love-. and prime red sold st ~ 10
ga %. no sAis~ % ~hite
Corn irregular. rec caf on tie spos you'd
bring 81 90 ard up dissiiier. -snt Il badly 90
the SPOT
Rye 81 s5esl a.
Oats hrm at ss@ssc
BARLEY dali. ard 'c lover. spsihg 81 eo8i c..
fall 81 65fl 20.
whisky advanced to a. lS@9 ~ b., hOIden
asking ~ -
Provisions quie, and unchanged Mes pofs
IN coed demspd 81 eco OO04i fot city
Balk meats In good demand: there we're sale.
at l6c Cor shoulders; lS@isi.c for yides PACKED
Lard dull ~ 22i.c
Hogs dull and SOC lover; 900 lbs. average ..
tlt, and 2lo A. tli IS: extra heavy ti4 so.
Receipts .. 500
Coffee dull AZ <saGc.
Sugar dull NJ 23(a2eh
Ciover-eei advanced 20 SIS 7s@le
Gold 30 Silver COS
Exchange dull a. J. discount 60 par
Money market continues very ciose
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-24

Nav Yesx. Decembsx ~.
Cotton more active and higher: sales 81 81 ~
for middllng. closing quiet.
Fiour-Staie and Western dull ard heavy. Toe
lower; $40 i09io IS for extra State: sif 004
III - FOR common TO good shipping branis round
hoop Ohio; tii 309l2 90 for trade brands. sith
no BUYERS at outside quotations.
Whisky heavy and unsettled At 81 200f2 -
for western, closing with sellers a. inside quota
tons
Wheat quiet aud lower. prime amber state .,
81 50. and IL 600 Milwaukee club At 81 %.
Rye dull.
Barley quiet at 81 $1,000.
earn dull and nominal at 81 sstfi SO fer mlr
ed western inferior. 81 81 for good do. saoas;
e. % for old white southern. and 81 50 for new
yellow southern.
Oats active aud firm: sales al 81 o. for
western
Wool firm
Coffee dull. and no sales Of Importance
Sugar quiet: Muscovado iS9ls,..
Molasses steady:
Petroleum firm: crude 55@5G, and refined free
At ~: refined in bond quoted at 75@76.
Hops quiet and unchanged
Pork decidedly lower at $50 1915 39 IS for
lc6J-4, mess cash and regular way, closing at
$50 25@39 rs cash; $4i O0d4l so for new mess.
s35 oO@36 for prime. and t3s 5o9<9 90 for
prime mess; also : $50 bills. new mes for JAM.
AIRY. sellers and buyers option. seas 90. and
I 40 bbis. new mess for 1864 for Jauary st
BUYERS option, sal @4l IS.
Beef less active but firm at previous price,:
sl9d22 for plain mess. and f2l 50G2f 90 for
extra mess.
Beef hams in moderate request at 90 sOa27 IS
Cut meats quiet at i7L6isL for shoulders
and l9@2l for hams
Bacon sides IN fair demand Cumberland cut
for January at 2oie d2l,4: long ribbed for Jan
usry reported at 2lls@2Iik.
Dressed hogs steady aud quiet. sales at IL
Tor FOR western.
Lard rather frmer but not very active At 20
@2str.
Butter quiet Al and heavy AZ 3Ga5O foe re-,
ern and $4,000 for State
Cheese duh and declining AZ i5a2i
Money active and firm NJ per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet at l01J
Gold without decided change
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-24

To-day. the preliminary day TO Sunday.
which comes on Christmas. Madame English's
Museum will be brown open TO the general pub
lie The great Jukes, the great Welsh. the great
lie Fever. the big headed baby. JEFF Davis, CUR
morton. Adjutant General Terrell. John Paul
Jones. Holloway, Lazarus Noble, and other dis
tinguished gentlemen, infants aud adults, will
be on hand. This simple statement Is enough
to cause the elite of community 10 20 at
once into Madame English's Museum Its 10
Gated on East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-24

~ Whatever is done in the way OF correct
ing the enrolment list should be done quickly
The draft i erdered-the apporu0nment will be
made shortly and after that i once made there
will be no deductions. II the Council are NOV.
ing in the matter. let them hurry up the cakes
Let every man incorrectly enrolled be taken OF,
and ever, man physically disabled be taken OF
and let everv man legally owing military duty
be put on 80 that city NAV not furnish more
than our juss proportion. and 80 that every man
drafted can be found THIS Is very important
matter. and should be so considered.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-24

~ Bowen 4 Stewart have laid on our table
. ne~ illustrated Monthly Magazine. called Our
Young Folks. for bows and girls, that = very
neatly printed Handsomely illustrated. and ap-
pears to I'LL want long needed The foIlowip :
"a the list Of contents tor the January number,
nov ready at the book stores The price is 20
cents:
Hun. the Son Of Bur. by Harriet Beecher
Stove. The Volunteers Thanksgiving. ~ Lucy
Lsrcom: Thumhling. from the Finnish. The
Red Coats. by Gail Hamilton. The Color Rear.
or. b, J. T. Trovbridge. The Little Prisoner. by
Edmund Krke: Thomas Hughes: Physical
Health. b, bio Lewis. u d Andss Ad.en
lures. by J L. Trosbridse Winning lis WAY
bv Carleton New Years Carol. by John
Weiss; Farming for Boys. by the author Of Ten
Acres Enough; Adoat in the Forest. b, Mayns
Reid; Rsund the Evening Lamp
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-24

tFws were happy to see Messrs West and
Farrar. Of the firm Of West 4 Co. wholesale
dealers in dry goods. and groceries. Columbus,
Indiana This 6rm is one of the most response
BILE ip that portion Of the State. and from per
sonal acquaintance No know that each member
thereof Is . gentleman. We commend this
house of West 4 Co. to all our friends in Bar
tholomew ard adjacent counties.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-24

TT Frank Leslie illustrated Almanac tor 1864
IL Tor sale by Mrs. Thompson K Son IL con
tains not only valuable information upon sub
jects national. historical, political, statistical a.
Economical aud useful generally. but upwards of
fifty beautiful Illustrations. engraved in the
highest stYle OF art
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-24

CoRRkcrIos OF THr ESRoLLMrSr.-Thc com
mittee OF the Council appointed To aid in the cor
rection of the enrollmen are requested TO meet
at the Council chamber on Saturday evening.
December o. At ! clock. Eyery.member should
be present. /. important business is to be trans
acted T n. JAMESON.
Chm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-24

81 900 RkwARp.-Thc above reward will be
given TO any person who can furnish prescrip-
ton for coughs. colds. whooping -cough. asthma
aud consumption. (which is equal 60 Dr. Strick-
lands Mellihuous Cough Balsam This balsam
will cure the above complaints. also splitting OF
blood aud night sweats One fifty cent bottle
is sufficient for any one 10 Try. The worst cases
OF chronic cough. asthma. whooping cough and
primary cases Of consumption are cured by Or.
Suickhnd's Mellihuous Cough Basam Ii can
De had at any druggists. 1t i different from
any other cough medicine Ne have known in
this country Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-24

CHarsrnAs.-Ify you want anything nice to eat
or drink 20 to o. B Stuart 4 Bros. for choice
turkeys. chickens. ducks. geese. rabbits. SOUR
rels. quails. oysters. picked spced pigs feet,
tripes. tongues. also choice lot of strawberry
currant, catavba and California wines and bran.
dies; q large lot of oranges. lemons. cranberries
&c. Call early and give your orders.
dec2A- DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-24

PRAcK OR WAR, THArs THE QUESTION -
There are thousands. aye. tens of thousands OF
persons in our land who are DESTROYS of having
peace. but they are so afflicted with the various
diseases which the Ash is heir TO. that there is
an incessant war going on within on account Of
the impure state Of their blood. that they have
rest day night Their earnest inquiry il,
lis there no balm in Gilead-no physician
theref" Yes. yes! use Pinkerton's Wahoo and
Calisaya Bitters, and YOU will soon find relief
and possess complete victory over your trou-
bled aud diseased constitution. We speak thus
confidently because we have tried them, and the
result in was most glorious. Blessed be
these bittersl Indeed they are "peacemakers "
Remember the genuine Wahoo aud Calisa,a
Bittcrs have the name of Jacob Pinkerton blown
on each bottle. AL others are spurious. For
sale by all respectable druggists and Wholesale
dealers tues thuSsat