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Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
MEDICAL.
OsTETTERs oELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTKRs.

pAOhANh n1l Ihros
.s. - "r"
READ AND RRRLAcT.
Make sure Of HEALTH. aBut hov" you ask.
We answer, us an easy task. .
Strengthen the BronkcH, and sustain
The NHRvSt the servants Of the braiA-
The LTvHn keep In active play
And ntv,late, nom day 10 day.
Each organ aid, On Natures plan.
Brsoe and refresh the IHsRa NAE,
And like watsh, that's Kept In shine
~ constant care, with railroad tins,
Tho SYSTEMS tons and strength renew,
.. And thereby cheer the spirts, too.
How" you inquire, team this bo donei
This Victory s'er Disease be WOMB
"HoErErTRR's BITrlls,n we reply,
HBALTub suPREMB PnoTnSTIoH-TRTi
A means OF resenerstins the dissrdsrcd and
enfesblod system, regulating every function Of the
internal organs, fsViIiAG the depressed spirits In
no medisinAl preparation, either OF the past or
the present time, has bean 20 oompletely and uni.
versally successful A.
HosTKTTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
THRA.
AIAinIt the vApora foul prepare
That fever taint the heavy air.
Drink not unmixed the water fouAd
In prairies, woods, or mArshy GROUND.
II sedentary toll you ply, -
Eawe you mud sssisf--or dkj
FOR when debarred nom exercise
For srfCteis, 90 rhe cries.
Medioine's grand purpose and intsAt
Il threatened evil 10 prsusni.
And you'd be relieved or spared
Fromfls that eruah the unprspareS
Hostetter's Bitter use-for note
7hsv are the suHnsT AETIDoTE.
To sot at defiance the miAsmA Of unhealthy soils,
the poison Of unwholsono water, the shiuviA OF
crowded work-tooms and factories, and the bAno-
full innuenso Of sedentAry employments, n II only
necessary TO be forearmed with
HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERa
DyspepsiA's pangs, that rack and Erihs
The body, and depreaa the mind
ASuss, that ~ they 30 and come,
hAks lIfs sonstant mhrtyrdon;
Coles and dysentsris pains,
Meath which the strong mans vixor vAAss,
Bilious complaints, those tedious Ills,
Meier conquered yet BY drastic pills;
Dread diarrhea, that cannot bs
Cured by destructive mercury;
slow constitutional decay,
That brings Death nearer day By dAyI
Nervous prostration, mental gloom
HerAlda OF madness or the tomb;
For these-thouGh mineral nostruns fail
Means Of relief At least We hail,
HoErETTERb BTTrBRs-nedieias SURE,
Not to prspeni, alone, but ssgs.
Indyspepsia, fever and ague, bilious somplAints,
constitutional and nervous debility, oonstipation,
Iea-siekness spasms, and In all complaints Of Man
or Woman, proceeding from casual or inherent
weakness OF the body, the one great remedy and
| restorative IL
HosTETTERs CELBBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TkR6
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MEDICAL.
8 PEoIAL NOTICE

DR. N. vELLNrs Private Hospital, In The Tsd.
,r,i Block, corner of seventh and sirss,s, oppo.
d.s the Post and Patent omsss. Room, ., and ~
ap stairs, Washington, D.. c. E.0
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ITO THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF
THE ARMY.

ITO THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF
i THE ARMY.
N. W. GALT& BRO.
t5I Pennsylvania Avenue,
wAsHIRoToS,
Call attention to their assortment Of
rich NILITARY GOODS,
They invite spc"iaI attention to their NssOrt.
mcnt Of
rREsENTATIoN SWORDS,
Gotten IN from original designs, suitable for every
rank and grade.
ALso,
'AslIIs, DELrS, SHOULDER STRAPS,
AND
ofrTC ERs REQUISITES GENERALLY,
N W. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
Js93- Sd PennSylVSniN avenue,
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READ REV. ". ,, LEE's LETTER.

hsSSrI HoAsiitr I Spsih!
GENTLRMEHi have used your DitterI durnH
last six weeks and feel due 10 you and 20 the
public 70 express my hearty approval Of thar
eject upon me. never wrote "puffn for any
one, and abhof everything that IAVors Of quAsk-
cry. But your btters are entirely removed from
the level Of the mere nosfrrEs CT the day, being
patent alike TO ALL and exactly what thsy profess
10 be. They Aro not advertised to every
but they are recommended to assist nature In the
AlleyiAtion and ultimate hsalinS of many Of the
most common innrmitlss Of the body, and fhis they
will accomplish. ] had been unwsll for two
months, a. 10 usual with ne during the spring.
was bilious, and suffering fron indiSestisn asd a
general disease Of the mucous membrane, and
though compelled to keep at work In the discharge
OF my professional duties, was very weak, Of 4
yellow complexion, no apPetite, and much Of the
time confined 70 my bed When had been taking
your Ritters . week my vigor IeturnedI the sAlloW
complexion was all gone, relilhed my food, and
now ! enjoy the duties OF the mental application
which 20 recently were 90 very irksoms and bur
densome 70 mo. When used your Rittons l. JsH 4
change every day. These are Jsas. An inisreneS
nuat be made By each Individual for himself
--youTB, Fo1pootfully,
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THE GREAT FAIR
10 be held under the auspices Of the
LADIES' SOLDIERS REFIEF ASSOCIATION,
In the
LARGE HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE
BUILDING,
for the
BENEFIT OF THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
and the
FAMILIES OF THE SOLDIERS FROM THE DIS
TRIcT OF COLUMBIA,
and from other places, II serving In the District
Regiments,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
pain, with Innoxious Vapor, by DIR. s. D.
STGEsh No. 2eo PennsylyAniA avenue,
inventors and sole Manufacturers OF AnAesthetie
Innoxious vapor, mot Laughing .GAs,) nor Chio-
roform, Ether, but strictly AnAesthetio Agent en-
tirely free from eIhilerating Effects and perfectly
harmless, causing . quiet sleep, with pleasant
sensation. and perfect lnsensibiiity TO pain.
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Pastor Of erssasAvs.us rrs.Dy.sri.a N 6ssl.A. a
READ Z. D. Z. N. soUThwoRTHs LRrrKR.
PIoSrEcr coTTAaB, 0EoReHTowH, D. O.,
...f April 3 l0si.


READ (. D. Z. N. soUThWoRTHs LETrKR.
PRosrEcT. .CoTTAoH, 0EoAeHTowH, D. CT
H,.vs ROattitr SntiA,
GENTLxnhHi II gives ne pleasure to Add ny
testimonial TO those OF othsra In favor Of your
exeellent preparation. seysrAi yeAr. Of residensS
on the banks OF . Southern river, Ana Of aloSs Ap-
pli0AtioR 70 literary work, had 90 thoroughly or
hAustad my nervous system and undermined ny
health, that ! had become . martyr 70 dispepsiA
VAls and dsfying all known remedies In the GterfA
MediSA. LhAdoome to ths sonsluEion that nothing
restore my health, when a friend recommended
HoItetteri HittsrS. lprosurod bottle ~ an sx-
pertinent. II required but one bottle to sonTln0e
OF remedies. The rslisf It Afforded ne has been
eonplsts. Y n nov some year. since arst trlsd
hostettsIs Mttsr,, NV And y es1 tnst 70 I1y that
be. It lI q standard Family Cordial with Us, and
even a. . stimulAnt Wo Ike II better than Gny,
dn sS lever a. dOSs 70
what 1 hAyc now said VIII lead any dyspsptiS OF
nervous invalid to Asure remedy, IshAil have doAs
TTs@Ela, EsRtlemsn, respectfully yours,
B. D. X n soofHWoRTH.
RKAD JOHN W. BRoNAUGRs LETTER
NAVY DEBT, BUREAU or YARDS AHD DoeHS,
Dseembor 20, Ioa1.
CENTLEnRH; About four years iinoe ny attsn.
ton was called 70 your Celebrated stomach BIT.
tsrI, being At the time perfect martyr to dyi.
popIlA, In all Of Its teTrino foTnB. Indeed, had
not known for six years an uninterrupted Mighty :
sleep, commenced the use Of your bittSrI' tax.
ing them according to your dlrsstiohI except that
Tie dose was Tedueed to one-hAlL and found mJsolI
much, very much, benefited By the nrSt bottSi thS
second relieved me entirely but have ever slnse
taken dose In the morning Immediately on rising,
finding It to act ~ tOnIe AAd appetizer OF the
most agreeable character. There Il q peculiarly
In the Sieet OF your Bittera on which II nav b
we'll 70 GtkteI n from any cause shall be SUFFERING
ever 90 GouteIy with the hSAdGshS, q dose OF youf
BitterS relieves me In nftoen minutes. In Sonolu.
sion, say with all Hlnoority and truth, l would
not Be returned TO the state Of health In which
your BittsrI found mo, and nom which they nave
unq uestionAblI relieved ne, for all the money Ia
this world. an, with great respect,
Your obediept servant
John ", BR0NAo0H, Chief Clerk.
FIepAIedhJ HoHTETrER SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa
And sold BY Druggists and Family 0ro0ors,
Now York once, No. Aaa nroadWGy.
GuIa-oAeod
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PROFESSIONAL.

DENsIONs, BoUNTIEs,
BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
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lNGToN AND GEORGETOWN, DC.
BTEAMSHIPs
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
BALv0R, AND JAS. .. GREEN,
Regular Sailing Days WEDkESpAYs and SAT-
GeoEEstOWn, and Pier ID, foot u Wall street, New
York. 80 lin.
MORGAN 8 RAlNEHART, Agents,
foot Of High street. Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de2S-Sm lit Wall street, New York.
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NJ EW Y o X ,. ..
y AND
WAsHINa TON
sTEAMsHIP LINE.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE. EMPIRE,

fN0ToN AND GEoRGETowS, D. c. ~
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FlEST
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
CaPItaI-s5OO,OOO.
70 This BANK, organized under the National
Banking Law OF the last Congress, is opened this
day for the transaction OF business, st the corner
Of Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury Dc
pArtment. H. D. COOKE, PRESIDENT
WIN. 5. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. sez2-d
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FIepAIedh HoHTEIrER SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa
And sold BY Druggists and Family oroSsrs.
Now York once, No. Aaa nroadWGy.
Sula-eMe0d
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

.COLOHADO TERRITORY.
1885 From Latham, BY Big Bend, Fort Lupton and
Pierson's, 10 Denver City, @ miles and
back, daily.
Leave Denver daily At 8 A. Nj
Arrive at Latham same day by s p. n, (l2 hours1
Leave Latham daily on the arrival or the mali
from Atnhlson and from Salt Lake.
Arrive at Denver In twelve hours after.
from July I, 1854, to June 90, 1858.
Bids are also invited to convey the letter mails
only, excluding the paper and document mails,
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To be certified by the United States District At
torney, Collector of Customs, or any other oficeT
under the United States Government, or RESPONSE
bic person known to this ONCE.
d X. RUCKER,
dee-M Brig. Cen and QuArtermAAteT.
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

/ lhIhhlhhNI OF AGhlOUL UhB,
~ WA1HIHoJoN, D, c. Dec. 10, 1864
Te hs Crol1erl and hdHuJddursrs " FIas aDd Hemp
The Commissioners appointed By this Depart
ment, consisting OF Hon. ]. X. MoreheAd, OF Penn
IylVAnlAi William M. bailey, OF Rhode Island. and
John A. WArder, Of Ohio, 10 oonHider the following
appropriation made By the last Congress, ViE
sultiVAtinG and preparing nAS and hemp as sub
ing met and, amer several days LnVeStigAtion Of
the subject, believing that . further and fuller
notice OF their Investigations might produce Yalu-
able results, adjourned TO meet again on WedneS-
day, tho 2tth day February next, at - O'clock,
NJ, and request all persons interested In the dis
trbutlon OF this appropriation, or anxious to de-
VelopS the subject Tor the public good, 70 send to
this Department on or before that day, samples Of
the Hemp And Flax In the different stages OF pre-.
pArAtion Of the hbrea and fabrics prepared by
them, accompanied BY statements Of the various
processes used and the cost OF production in each
oAIei also, description Of the kinds and cost OF ma
ehinery used, where made, 6o.i together with any
and all Information that may be useful TO the
Commission.
IsAAC NEWTON,
deslSdtfsH Commissioner.
DOYS OLOTHtNG..-WE ARE NOW
ID In receipt OF . large assortment OF Boys and
ChildrenI Clothing OF Tho newest styles, suitable
for the present season for dreIa and school wear
10 which we invite the attention Of parents,
WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
S1A PennBylvGniA Avenue between
ninth and Tenth streets
apr Io-tnf IstAr Intall
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TTOTEL GERHARDT,U y

HUTEI UEHHARDT,0
III asa PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
south hde, between Four-And-A-hAlf and sixth Ets,
Warrington, D. C.
The undeISiEned most respectfully oAllL the At
tention OF the public Of Washington and strangers
% this entirely new and splsndidly faTniIhed hotel
II contains = large number Of bedrooms and par
loIs' brilliant Restaurant supplies customers
With the best Rhenish, French and CAtAWbA wines,
good and In season. Tho prices are very moderate,
iGRT-IH JOS. oERHARDTJ PropTiStor,
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thereby certify that, to the beSt OF my knowl.
edge and belief, the Aboye-nAmed guATantors are
good and sui1cient 80 suretieS for the amount for
which they offeT to be security.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
PROPOSALS.
STATES MAILS.
OVERLAND CALIFORNIA ROUTE.
PosT OFFICE pr.AnTMESr,
yAaftIHoToa CRY, Oct. rs. 1855.

sa Posi- OFFICE DErAnTMErr,l
wA'HdSoro" CITY, 2st y ,s:s ,s::
PROPOSALS will be received az the Contract
ONCE Of this Department until p. NJ. Of March .,
mails Of the United States In the state Of KAHnAs
and Territeriea Of CoLoRApo, UTAH and NEVADA,
from July !, 1884, TO June %, lses, on the routes
herein specified, constituting the overland route
to California. Proposals are Also invited for four
years service from July l. 1854 to June 30, 1881
NJ. BLAIR, Postmaster General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
RESTAURANTS.

n MRICH'S
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh streel,
WAShington, b. c. delt2m b
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place: Although be 70 With The sick and dyi;as,
and uses the euariter In nodo Ae Is not 'EantinS;
ionnd on on LIST s saturd.y q !, The sutsr # sp
pea1cd, among other abominatione, sells apple
iaIt and many things .nt gen=ris; gu.rd partak;;
poisoned. TIC excitement became intense. and
threats were pretty general against the poisoaer
The Major was Forthcoming, arrested rinsae ads.,
committed lin 10 he, easrd.hoasc, and iaese 10
remains in durauce vile ILL he can be transported
to his regiment. On Sunday the men Of the camp
of CIV va, % ind Is stort and Spirited address 'in H.
formed them that 50 long as they conducted them-
selves 90 respectable men ought to do, In The same
spsna sp seoaa ss @es, n sna 9 ~
got their deteTte. Tins, By teldng the bull By the
sny Is t1etSsG tSa sps ds ae9 drill I'll.
hc he @ eo%ng r. q ii hsaas
y9nf heataks ths p'pes oat # ,ear
Nc have Visited A1dershot and hare been ut the
CurEagh, and 60 fur Is drill is concerned, we say
,Sas th 13s'i 9snon- England with all til, faults love
The nop-eomm5eaioned officers are placed in
rather awkward circumstances BY the non;;Ray-
iika ' &c eorresp6ndent, + have IT been ss; hsrs
az i tee saa :SS Sss?a b.
ee1fto look after this arm Of bis stat.
On "wednesday number Of officers and cirita1B
visited the CAMP and expressed themselves satss-
fled with tho improvements under the new regi-
men. We occasionally zee through our sick wards
the Eweet co1lntenances OF women, md 1t makes
wives. A new cooking stoyo and chairs has been
rent into our hospital to day. which Is great relief
to the weary and sick. II the people OF Chicago
TINT otted Of I'll abomlnattons-it would tighten
hospital duly at Springfield. III had voice IN tho
nattrr, would put its management under Mrs.
Liyernorc in preference to my or all Of It's present
Ep8nREcrd. Yours RECRUIT.
, 1864-03-11
FROM MADISON.



Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunc,1
MApisos, March 10.
In the Senate resolutions were introduced for the
better protccsion Of recmeutal banners. trophies.
&c. takcn from the enemy in battle and prorIl-
inr for their f., f. keenInr In tIe senatc chanbcr
The rote bv Witch the im,ntr-st3or roronn,ss.on-
e,., I'M ,saa nos.noncd Yaa rneon sIacre and The
iii nostnonra titi Tnesday newt
Hi|,s ,rere p,a.rd to encouraoe thu sncor-
oo,.tf1n of nssorf,tions for rn}nfrr smc1tfn,. NJ
and for other maaucs curing PURPOSES: to 1mead
scft,on l. rhanter sa of general .aw. nj 1871 f., TX
tend the tmc Tor the expiration Of the charter of
thc wisconsin Contra, R,i,,oad Comn.uy. DC.
In the :ese1ab1; rct:t,onz zero presented for 4
uniform tariff On ra,va-1. : The resolution to
prtat 500 copies OF ths proceedings of the Sor-
rhu.a Convention were rejected, The Joint reso-
1r,lons for ship canal asvuna Ei.saro Falls uero
at!ontpd. Hills were introduced to amend the re-
, 1864-03-11

In history by the endurance with which It Was
tc-nc and tho Etera patriotism which enabled our
noble boys 10 bea. up fer two Gays with ueither
food or r.te.. Dia:stez seemed to pursue the
regiment. The very elements waged against
It. On The night Of November 1st,
1861. terrible storm d1oYc the waters Of the Al
lantic over its camp, and only by Einl proyi-
dcree was 1t Epsscd from terrible death. In rags
and tattcts 1t reached Fortress Monroe on NoVcm-
her 10th. Here 1t was properly cared tos, and
friends from home cheered the noble boys.
In March, 1862. 1t witnessed the terrific combat
between the Mcszimac and Monitor, and saved the
crew Of the Congress from capture. It WIS at Nor
folk 1t the time Of Its capture It was the only In
dians regiment in front Of Richmoad at the battle
Of Orchards, June 18th. It fought re.cl brigade,
losing 1sa men killed, .wounded and missing, In
twenty minutes. 1t was nt Savage Station. whca
the retreating army Of the Potomac hurled death
into the rebel ranks.
Again ut Glendale. where the asd wall
OF human suffering filled the mid
night air. At Malvern Hill, made memorable
by fts carnival Of slaughter. at Harrtson'a Land
ing it drove the advance Of Jackson's army, and
held the position. At Bell Run itA gallant Colonel
lW.L Brown fell while leading bis men to the POSI-
ton. At Chanttlly It Witnessed the death Of the
brave Gen. Phil. Keat:ey. AT Waterloo 1t attacked
the enemy'a 1ear guard. At fredericksburg itsavcd
or batteries from capture. At the Ccdars 1t took
Gallant part. At charlottesville it wns in front.
At Gettysburg, another Colonel the brave Wheeler,
felt at the head OF s heroic men. Here 1t lost one
half OF Its effective men. at 1Yhapning Heights It
WIS specially mentioned for ga1lantry. At Kc1ly's
Ford It led the column oves the Rappahannock.
At Orange Grove 1t was there, and at BIino Ruu
its red patch was seen cleaning among the fore
most. Brave and gallant Regiment! one has but to
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I.
TIE rREs1DEScY-B1GSs OF usITr r. THE
PARTY.
Within the past few days unmistakab1e
signs ofunity Of sentiment begin to manifest
themselves in the party of tho country
on the aubject Of the Presidency, and the po.
sitlon oftlc purity in the approaching Presi-
<1cntial contest Such signs arc Specification
of returning good sense among the politi-
clans, who have hitherto been the most mis-
chicvous In their attitude, as respects the
nominees Of the party in the approaching Ma
tiona1 onvention. This was naturally to
be expected, however, rs 1t was from this
class that the next President and his Cahi-
net were to be chosen, that is, If a new man
were to be elected. Each leading politician
stood in the attitude ofcxpectancy, either as
resards the Presidency, or some Office in its
c;ft. So true was this, that those in the SC.
crcts Of the various candidates could give
YOU the names Of the prospective Cabinet
officers, foreign ministers, and other ofacialt
of their fayorites. Now, however, nll thi.
l,as changed. The previous condition O.
things really eliminated In the Issue Of th'
Pomcroy circular. That waa the last ounc'
of tue load which broke the came1's back
shat is the load Of political wire-rullcrs, ths
secret conspiracies, tic manufacture of fals'
public sentiment, and those thousand othe'
means Of operating upon the public senti
ncut for particular purpose. The PomeroJ
eircuIar reused all the Intent indignation o
lie people, aud they, more unmistakably
tluu ever. declared that they had long einc'
settled the question OF the next Presidency
and that the politicians had nothing to d
but to full into the line In which theY Lat
taken their stand. So the politicians have
length grounded their arms and su1rended Il
an Overwhelming public senttment. o,
Saturday List, leading Senator and 1ntl
, 1864-03-11
FROM INDIANAPOLI3.
Reception Of tl1c 2otl indiana Vet.
efAuSs


Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.1
1SD1ASAPo1ls, March 10.-Thc 10th Indiana Ire
enlisted veerans) were publicly received in front
of The Capitol this afternoon. After the usual par
aiding and dinner prepared by the ladies OF Indian
apolis at the Soldiers Home, they were officially
welcomed by Cos. Morton in IN exceedingly appro-
propriate speech. In reciting the hietofy Of the
regiment, he said the aDth had been engaged in
twenty battles, In all Of which 1t sustained 1ndi
ana's proud reputation. As soon a. organized, 1t
wns ordered to Coekrisvi1le, Indiana, where 1t
guarded the Northern Central Railroad for two
mouths. Late in September 1t took q steamer for
Fort Monroe thence to Hatteras Inlet being the first
Indiana regiment 10 reach the Atlantic coast, and
the frs, to land upon the beach Of North carolins
Taking small tugs. It boldly penetrated the thea
unknown waters Of Pam1ico Souud, and landed
upon wild beach at Chichamacomico, torty.dyo
miles north OF the Hattarns forts. About October
1st. 1871, few days were pleasantly spent In this
carnn. when the enemy GANG down in ore1powesins
numbers from Roanoke Island and Norfolk, forcing,
the regiment to fall back, capturing their only
steamer and compelling that terrible march over
tue burning sands Of Hatterhs, rendered fauo1s
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CHATTANOOGA, March 4.--TIc following order
from General Palmer ia characteristic OF the man.
lie does not believe that vandalism adds to the
morale Of the army. On eyacuating Tunnel Ilif
tone Eousc was burned, which called forth this:
HEApQuAETEns 14ru AIsl1F CoRrs, ]
DEr4nTAEET OF THE CUMBERLAND,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March J., 1891.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 3.-Thc General command
ing tenders his warnlcst thanks to tho officers and
soldiers engaged in tic late offensive reconnofe-
sance townft1s Tunnel Hill and Dalton. BY their
xeu]. patience and courage on The march, and u11
der the fire Of the enemy, they have won now and
stronger CAIN to his Confidence aud respect. In
discipline, the general conduct Of all was unexcrp-
t1onahte. sun It is the duty Of the General COM
1panding to eay there was some wanton dcs.rac-
tion Of property--the work Of etEasglcrs from the
u'arch and skulkern from The field, which, for him,
self and the soldiers under his command, hc di+a-
y0yss.and condemns. We are the soldiers Of coll
stltrtional Government, and arc fighting TO re-
store to the people Of these unhappy States, who
are groanng under the relentless, crushing de5pot
ism Of traitors and usurpers, the blessings OF fire.
and equal laws. Jealous OF the honor of American
soldiers, the General trusts that erczy officer and
soldier Of his immediate command will feel that
disorder and disregard for the rlghts OF peaceable
citizens Of the country ls as disgracefGl as cow
ardice. No brave man will oppress the weak and
dcfcnse1ess.
~ eosun.and Of Major General Palmer
D. n. NORTON,
Major and Acting Assistant Aljutant General.
, 1864-03-11
SENATE,

WAcr
80. o91rn,4 ~ 49,. ~, 49, -
ihe iionsn Xiii authari.fne tae sccsctasy Of Tho M
Trras0rv to anticsnntc fhn nsynent Of intnrest On
thc nnh{c drht nrnv;i;nc {or ths aaio of the str.
nI1s cold On % hana. came % in epcclm order.
M shcrnnn rTnIainefj The cffect of the amend
Amendment AA ~f'''41"0 '1o ~A~~' ~
Mr. HEKDRfCEs. o91nd.. oppo.cd II and NOV.
cd to amend hv t1rrr;3ng ia Szcretary to saI the
surnins coid at pubIc auction aster flTo 1ays' no.
f;cr n Hashtnatnn anS Nr1V TortT naners.
The morning hour expired md tGe subject WITS
nosfnnncd NTH tn.nnnr1rnw m - mon .:=%
aoo1 romncnced ienX s,eerh az ~ Enns
SIM Dil. in tie cunrse 81 WITCH he nnnouucea The
ant6entfclfy of the Chase Cfrcnlnr and nrocncied
to Inv sow1 lie pjatform Of tha Chase nastY.
NJ. WILKINsON. of Minn.. renfied to Mr.
ponncrov. ~ A'1'' AeeA1~1 ~ ~%'
The ainend,uent Of Mfr. Davis to tho BILL eounliz.
inc the nav Of United States soldiers was rejected
ana the xii nssscii Nv aves ~ navs 4 ""-
IN M * SIMHFR mi nf Mass.s nrcae9tc9 menora,, os
Lowell nnnn1hr,nnrrs n1n}nst. tha cvtensfnn nr
Gcnifven1ss nntenf RcSerrnI -10 eA'oA'A -
A b1i granting fc,nxinr nrtv5eee tn the prcst-
dent and Tjra prrsi;ienf tTsa nasaci ~ ~~
Iii. StghiEFR Of Msaa' reenortei Hill n,ovid.
ine that the Proc,an,ation ef Fmsncinst;on of
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