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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11


Persons or ssierary habits troubled with weasnsss las
sa Il s@e as q ..e . ]
they WIN not W Pa an rsafesed prrrens
which are now recolnmsnded BY the hishe.s meiraI az
horic. aad warran,sa @ produce A. senehcla
niperse &c III other toni5s where healthy gsnte
They purify, strengthen and lndsorate
They are an antdoIe o change OF water and Diet
They overcome caeets q dissipation and late hours
They pscsen mi :m:ic aud iaenn !, an, levers
They cure Darrtrs aud Cholera Morbus
They make tae wea strong T.. angs :nsnt -. are
the esssrs.t cs,Sa barb winerirsen .s,s,s.s zoos.
foa a. e 70 a sr ia ~ each
has our private un:si States susr unmuinted The
e: s sas ps s ia. a So ar e w nth
and deleterons stna Any persoc pretending . se
A.' whether ss sr ao
ca.ed BY We ,e.,iy h.,e our several persons
ss@s Into close ' a@srer. The 70.
doe a s Ts s%pe @ o. Ss Is s e. :.
Of .sr worth aud sap.ro,y They are sod By al tssDs
'' rH q a $50
Address 90 smokors.-PoIIak 4 Son.
sss.sa% % ]. I Become .,'o' sa nee. s
All Demons OF Headache. Toothachs,
msnentis espsiIes Use woLcorrs rnsu,a. fsGa Am,
A Bcaat,rul CSmpiexton.--Losrd's
s s1a% for 81 rssss ss snS sssss
way. and druggists egerywbefe
Cure for Hernia Ruptarcr
u Ts' FasS eTss fsUss 'u'' y
This Instrument ~ entirely eent both In principle AND
or weaker as DESIRED by the wsarer ~ simply urains
''" w Will FxffsT aPi sUrPoarEa
is the beat supporter male f.has htttns. sustaining
RuoDICxs. saoJLDEa BRACg
s superior Tor those inclined 20 aoop-for fnv,s
- '''''' "'' = asEGoaS &C 60 ss Bro.i~,.
A Perfect Hale Dv~-Miiiss's. Only %
cros per bo.ls IcrN sold ,y all jvusgs.s Depo. 81
Dey s,rscs
Rris,,nnt and Powerful, Day and N,sh,
doubs Perspective Gsasel. fns the nci opcr, 100
tourists nss--eompac.. p,iah. aai enc ,ns = sgeaif
ocaisIs op,lcnp esoS sr,sisay. uoics LafUe, u,ae
Brasuisu Pcos,s spcotsciea and Eye
Young y DAY sna nsh, shoe paw o. "a, 81. shy
o. -op.cisa 6i9s, Roadway. ,pposs1s boilaa
Eateheioe,s tsn,r Dye-Tse Hest IN tho
.ort Hsrmle@ relisbts ,,s,naa''!' nc cav ~ ~
ice, i've scli by sa ieusess E.s'f p -
g.ukrs-' tadorsing stsn.p-.
BOSTON nAeo STAMP oOirASS' ~ ss2a'Hh =.
C-fasa hprp's ffasr i've, 'tcsrs aSiVe
aoI wig psrot wholeAslc sai teAii No Aa'or U,p.s
The dye sppI'ed bs skhtoi muse-
Cs,scs Chnfrs Ftmpirs, Es.uftows,
..,.ha,,, 1c,b tvnspa cy,tut Nv 1DuRhunS fs't.D
med,r =, 81 soap .. mia new iJpos, ioi Dsssi~Ay
C,,ra, BuatOua, Is,ostsd Nas,a. Aa.
IA, -nt sspia sni Ell iissaca 10 Fcc hr,lrat
or lno ~ .nsnce u ~ 'sGcnt ~ DC hAOuAFlE SV.
kcol osIodlst TO lSI ,a1 N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

wlG. Toupnes, t.str Dye, ts,r Dyeis9
and M1ld4va Cream. f1r bcauitt,tas she hlr ~ " -
8ACuaLOHs IL Boai slSost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11
WITH TUB
CHERJKEk VASE
CaEROKEH WASH

CUaEs aaCENr CASES
CURES RsCENT CAaEs
In from to three iAswL
IN from Que to three isya-
The tUo medicines used IN con junction do fail 10
pecaiy recommended In those fsuales ell
The OLD medicines falsi Their eIccts ssf
healing soothing ani demucen. ren,ying AL heat aad
pain IN few daya
Physcans England Fcsnce America ssknovioisA
their encncy and Ddonfshei The w,nterti cure1
made ny these simple plants OF the forest uAHds ~
sufferers all portions or the q,pp.
cured ~ them Purely vegetable they ax0
harmess ~ they elbcacious
Price Cherokee Remedy hottI, 81 botsiea
Price Cherokee Wsah. bottle. 3, three f,ptu-a ~
Pamphlet free. Sold by AL drugs,sts svery~bere
Sent by IN all the tA0
Ixopretoca DE- W. MERWtN Il CO. ~ Liberty strcoss
New York.
Cautaon.-EY sns Drug Trade aa.s T.a.
cS dealers -Night Blooming Csteus pirset proseea0
commcnc 81. In vindicson OF hs rights and tor IL
protection Of the DiOc the understand resolved -
insoks tho AID OF uia law la all In which tho0
celebrated perfume "The Night booming Corcus - -
bo countereired stimulated An lni'tnroc hss IL
obtained from Supreme against
Ing preparation purporng TO be the Might Blooming o.
reus. made ny ID. 4 u A Wright OF Phisdsphs pa@e
Ia sttued here forthwith The law Of tina Sate tAo
ssimple and Ia the point It consutos tive COPY
countereitng 81 trade marks ccinual oence ~
the OF the articles which bear tho fraud snt
,oa This law viii be enforced 10 the utmost Jy tho y,es
against all who their rights aoSo
manufacturers and proDretors of the Nght Yormus %
foe the Handkerchief
This perfume It IL admitted can1oi hs scceasguIv
INFLATED The secret Of s propagation eondnei % The
easily copied than subtle chemical snA
IL ~ therefore that the sn.crpras OF The dvH
promptly suprrc4sed by Tho strong band Of J0stica
PHAbON a SON 52 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

fes AMI vnitap, ths co1p;sxion wihSut injuriug re
uc,.,er e IL Pore Whs Virgo Wax. masut aEnlei TX
HUNT co tiD S1It Sevenih strcet Phtisiephs Soiz
al III, Broadway anl ~ drrgg,sts egsrvwters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

Omcial Drawings or the Library Assoc.
citation Company's Lottery OF Kentucky
ExrRA CLASS 6l5-March ~ 1884
81, 81, 70. IA. %, 81, II, -. 5, 81. ~, 30.
CLASS 6l6-March 10. 1864.
81, %. &C. l6, 6S. 36. Z. 81, rs, So, 4 So, IL.
FRANCE. ELLIS Go. Managers Covinsoa. Ky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11


Royal Havana Isottery.-Seo OMCfAf
drawings OF March !. 1854 on another page.
Lottery Tickets Cmshed In a,i Legal
iyed lotteries Information given. JOSEPH Bates
Broker. II Wall strcsl room No |. New York
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wheeler ~ ~Nson's Vsghcs. premtma
Lsch So ch sewing M.shtass. ylS. D. 1iiwAs
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white vsvgin Wax OF Autt,is

rnc FABRICATION or sewing Macniasov
rae BLLfPrt1 L1cG srerui .,o
Su RDitwsr A. N soE.SA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

House or 8rp~e.s-fstEves
wNrtwrvoo Mach 10 1861
imraopMkssr or tAas nAtaoet
W. Aaro o. treg >, u arpiutei b,n which sai
sesttsd " DO C01la.e (uuaDv,ee prav.ng ., SUCH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11
omc,nI nr.wing. 81 rrurr.Y, Eddy

Oniciai Drawings % Murray, EDDY q
Co = Kentucky Ststo Lottery
KENTUCKY. EKrpA Glass 2i5-Aarch 10. 1854
43, IS, SO, ", 80, 66, 8 rs. II, n, II, 40.
KGSrUcKY CLASS 2i6-March ID. 1864
Y. IS, 70 s., Al, %, "a. ~. AZ, A. 81, 30; ca.
Circulars sent FREQ OF charge by adtresslng
MURRAY EDDY 4 co,
Co,ngLon. Ky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

OmcSnl ORA awnings Of tho shelby College
Lottery Of kentucky
40. "a, Ill, %. Is, 3, 50. IL. II, IL, "a SO.
CLAs3 l3O-March 10 1874.
z e SIMMONS 4 CO.
Coyiugtoa. Ky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11
wstcnss.-snvss watches %

watches.-SaLves watches o. OF ~
scrp,lons .,r sts.a, an
sizes nontag csso oosashei tce'ss SIS ~ -
90 BN ssh -. 80. e., a., sll SO
Al, w@r.n,ad ant con, ~ an, % esrfcAs " '" P''
TIE gosa'rs e'1h'v. e net /" kiLEs ilt g,csdwy..
ono la, te,og Lsnal Il. 9c. formerly u "~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

TIC INVtNtbTo BpIGN Of FT0WTamT0
which enriches tbs whom tho stopper withdrawn from
bottle OF PHALON SON Extract of the Night Bloom
Ing rich delicate refined
so esancag vet pure soothing yet refreshing that in
all the wide world OF nature aud the inventions OF art tero
Ia nothing comparable with IL. Sold by all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

the ytnstCfe de Toilette 81 are scciese
,,,,snt,,e n, s. csuts sui 81 s. Ito Chambers -
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Ripley Fomai- cpiiegs.-see Ahyertsss-
meat unies heal 81 Inst nction
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Otarx.a n,..f,,

Nt UNsfttt8N
ohAhk'h Disrit,GRD
CLAkk's DisrlLi.RD
ChAbk'H UtsrtI,IFO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

A Beauttfug Conn lextOn. - LOs ri q
Blown Of Youth has achls9ed tho cslebcy o, having
sIua for and beaufytug the A. BfoAi
way. aud druggists everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11
A Cure for Hernia OF Rupsarcr

using WHITES PATRNr LBvRu TRUSS
This entirely different both In principe and
scou from all others in u tight clean AMI easy
no pressurc the back speraac cord made stronger
weaker as by ny simply surllnR
screw. n will pos yely crre pamphicls free
WHITES PATENT LEVER SUPPORTER
is the beat supp br.er m.Is I, shas utttns sustained
po"o' RuppIcxs SHOULDER BRACE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

sN,,psrs rags. All ktnds, n,ea Am
main II 't,e 'nsa iflc.8rst1 VICTOR 1Au5su. inr
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OhorOkee u . msdy
CaERCKEg WA3H

D q BAasEs i 60. New aost. 3sae,a ~ A. Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-19

en- 20 the rafrihurioro? Can VS. Ia ke lZ'e man
who WIS captured; 1t ':ickSburg AND shoot 'aln
Tor the victim i! his massacre? L Il aijo0lo
hap3or1 5Ilat it was iI3o act Of Only one !n'
what course Is III ha }:sr6;so'1 the:z = T@S d
l,s:ltter requiring careEu! eSai,aa;E1' ai''. &c.
liberation, and i il al5ult: a >a;2t:lil;laEeA ~
sufficient ey,ivnce ali NIGH: resi- sost1I,a ''lSE
rarjL21;,,y1 yvo:s;.! ::o |ltl>I Api'!a!ieo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-19
90 4 l. . L.
IHEAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL -

C4HE APEST 4 Y . BEET EUAL UIL =
4 THE CITY, by tee barrel, 81 a. retail, lQ31zS
ces as loc, Or joeoer thaIs Nls 5o@cssf-4 all3y
No. Is ROYAL sire et,
where can be mad Lamps, Chimnies, w" s,
a.1ld everything connected with the trade, IN
every variety Of style; together with general
assortment of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
ltliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop, Lights, GLASS
Globes, Paper Shades, &c. OF all the ne" SYKES
and beHutiful patterns at prices to please.
Gas Fitting. Alterations and Extensl'hS
nromnJlv ATTENDED to ; ali work warranted,
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer 1or
so1a nov lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-19
SPEECH ~ PRESIDENT LINco1N.


-, .zorc;.os & The Aiarvla:1d
I7 s''1S<5 4Ss>'S.9'' 49,, .a ..I.c. r<,.ter-
sai:lfaly 1alf' % b0sE'1'A'''e, 'oo'>
day evening. There vas . 1j'o 1iSf,;'s' go :"
I.,- r,r,y., v;<, j. j. f9,fl,}ace. 'lo>4!t lliis-
>r~...:, .,;:o :. rims rzn0c1cd in
com I''a&S7 d S{'&7s.1' : '''SA
the I',lEiinora h'i'crioaA.
I. dies ar,;i ,5ej,tio<ije1 -lail1s Il 20 mSit'
.},, -. axe - E5aI:;a,re. va ca2sll,1 III! u
s->.5 ,a,.,.s IAn.,Ianse, Looking
'1a" 40 ">,.z ~oc.a 80, asS.,.,{,I.iI here II.
u!2os1 'z'o . ,ls2 ,nsU th1 s1lars e Ej,e
S7l.o Z" WY - mo tiat three wears ag,
hose 39s's G, I,'' | a ~ ,;In ,r have
would so7 eSs;..s ''''!l 10 sh >1,, ,,;as +xh,
"Eousn' s:'>75@ onz'''S5 Aa,,:a,,ya This c:,ango
nave a5..A>10>' su1n.' 1s,s :, p ,lr;norn !
"hion a"s "o::,' 1, = E.,-@..r r,,..co
part only oI ":tl2s 'A'S@s %'*''> ''-~~~
AL ,1yoE 'te co",',s .,,a1, tbraa rears aoe
v d7 S''' "a ,za.,j3 last +h;s |onsy and
10 one eAeoscI 49, 49, - ~ II
80 o'i9 s1pt5'>9a ~ 1n.3 t,re = pnt hare
W1"'. Is nSses 'ans = H., = wsr is ~ot vat
We a. l,1ps''a.S7I : haao va, n,afar;a}jv
ended ana slavery 1i'o p7S''' re,,4 1*>ia;1a
i'iocSao VI 'i'i1ii7i1osa "zssA ,3 I,nIl a.
80 true & II 'na1 ''a' Purposes "A' viva
poses. -. ~~oo, 3aeo:f;oy, r.
Inc W',:z Is III y Wass - .3aear nnrssva 60
51g @olq nte'Sy ,1 NO A. ,t II mean he same
" lol 'psasg, s,ns ~ ~ wan aan a. AZ }a
ilsaj jl '.s>| 2 80 ,,ro<p.,t1 TAn-
kiea>1s WIN = Ia so,,a man
nse' " LII 1s.i'o so ~ 1 tar o. and neI
men aooT t5ac1 ol Il0s6 ;i 24fava ..z1l
l1oer!y aItno'Gn Soey az " d';l,s -.
10 give 10 5iu5tEaslon - y 80 ~
TQr from EGe aiaI''ai "a u" o'iS7t: "I'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-19
.,lt.;?:>s.I@,>.;) K Ii II ) i: j.,
E.GT UT >FT
i :. y / - : =.

NEW AND IMPROVED rNE Esvy0N OF
:a:rfp1crzg cHE0pLAsIIG aoME: TEETH
WITHOUT AGI4AL Plate Or *i1A>2S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-19
4 WoED III TIME
T II AVE opened this day

II Y 4 opened tHls uay . =
j Zoo pieces Bleached Muslin, heavy and
good at 70 cts. a yard; $50 90: do, "or5h 81
Cts, 1t % cts. 5 yard 100 Continental Cotton,
oniv Is cts. very fac and 8 large lot Of Cali
GOES and domestic goods al Che cid figures. -
Gall and see for yourself IT
feb Tiff 1872 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-19

).
?T>HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING; sn.a,.
( - ye1 kl!oWn have pe,il most :;Gs,,,.s,:,sI.
Used pr over quarter O I, ,:rtp2rg il ;,,.r}
and Ter tbs !ast year.: aiso i3s Ibis comI:..>
anli are oAl'gicuj.rl, efficient III G.s cure 6, -.
chronic diseases ~ otl@ should >Iisalrf,y j1a.
cured without uc@t trying Chem 10 rz,yI:IS,
should be without si4oIAl, t3r ~ their cua,r,.a
;Iiuch sickness can be prevented Iheg are IN.
ported tli:ec: 80 this port by TIC un35rstoge@
nd their purity, efficacy and safety San Re r..
led ui;un with perfect confidence.
i'e following arc some ~ the t.isaaSa: vhica
have haai. !,ecGsIan, ntly removed rs Iii? :Se>
letter,
inflammation
e !ho bowels,
consumption III liz
earl Y Stages hotdaIEe,
asthma, cough, sore eyes.
IOc!l5N, ruptureS Th etll!'al!:n},
cranlp chOlic, Cltar11. pain lii The
breast ana sides, deafness. nervousness
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague. open
wounds. pneumonia, dyspepsia. salt rheQm, can,
Ger, scrotula, jaundice, Cape&ot-n, BIZ
liouspess. eruptions Of the skin, bowel
complaint, iang0ur, govt, dropsE,
arysipelas, worms, cho!c. piles.
Ciarrl2oe;l, hoaIsness, swell.
ings. bioatincs, bloody
and white iiux, dy5-
eDteTy costlyc~
as H.. &c at%"-
Also PROF " CND ORA u 5 RHEu II /
TIC TINCTUEF. . surg ard saja cure 10:
acute and CHI onic rheumati%.1, 70 matter o.
how long standing. .,.v>.r,,,.~
PROF. WUNDRAMs GOCy PONDEEs
li4i7ht Prlyer) # taken N con Junction with the
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or row
DERS. will most surely cure the worst cases
IF Gout and Infamatory Rheumatism.
PROF. WUNDNAM'S EflLEF1lC ne
MEDT. the only safe ana reliable remedy
known for the certain cure Of Epilep;!e f1 rs,
PROF, WUN ORA NJ 5 TAIE VhA
POWDERS Will completely carry On |Hls
tr071 h]esomo introt;er and ai>o remove aii other
worms most effec tua!ly from the system - :,
PROF. " Z n d + 4 III ) EYE : i -.
ELIXIK: an lnT&!uab.e re-. re-
roeCiv against asthma, bi(ions1l4s8: pain IL tD'
breast. coughs, colds, dysentery: G '"f5@o}5a
cra,nn cholic. summer complalnt: h@"""'As,
faintness, sudden irdispos]ton: Qsptl>''' 49,
sickness, &c. Every 1Hmily shouio nave . vVS
tie of this Elixir in the house, ana every -" -
aiier II his valiso II can De safely, 51s" ~
the smallest children, there beng 10
or other deleterot,s SUBSTANCE ~ -, 1I3F
PROF, WuNDKAM'S 700 h ia = A1~
DROPS. give immediate relief, ano NC - ,~;s:
ralible than any remedy Yet kno"A' 'l'7
will convince. r,,rr,r, TIA ran.
not be too III ghly reconmenaeS' ~ 40 faryg
tics. sick and conya}escenf, ana s'i'S'
4 - 1siz =; " UNDRAN $ Ri FL n a -
HERB TEA, p valua Die alU III H''i'"5
fi,In: also for curing gravel ..6c
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-21
The Steamer Illinois Sunk at Eagle River
Probably total loss.

DETROIT, July 13.-The Steamer Cleve-
land, Captain Halloran, which arrived from
Lake Superior last night, brings the unwel-
come intelligence that the steamer Illinois,
Capt. John Robertson, was wrecked on Eagle
river reef, bound down. The reef in ques-
ton is located about half mile from the
pier. She missed the channel, which is very
narrow, and struck the reef, which she
Jumped" and hung by her gangway. She
raised signal Of distress, and the Cleveland
steamed promptly to her relief, and made
fast to her, but was unable to move her a
particle, whereupon she took off her freight
and passengers and left her. When the
Cleveland left, the Inflated steamer had four
feet of water in her hold, and although both
pumps were kept going vigorously, the wa
ter kept gaining on her, and as the wind has
been unfavorable, it is feared the noble
steamer has succumbed to her fate The
next arrival from that quarter will be look
ed for with great interest.
The Illinois was fine steamer of 926
tons Custom House measurement. She came
out in 1854, and belonged to the famous
fleet of Commodore Newberry, by whom she
was subsequently sold to the late Colonel
Mcknight and after his death she became
the property of his successors, j. 7. Whiting
& Co. Last winter about $4,000 was ex-
pended in repairing her, and she was in
fine order. She was always a great favor
tie, and was universally regarded as one of
the best ''sea boats" ever put afioat on the
Western lakes.
The Illinois was insured, but we have no
partic ulars
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-21
Regulations for Recruiting in Rebel
States.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Regulations for
recruiting in the rebel Sta tes for the loyal
States have been issued. 1t is provided that
recruiting agents must have a letter Of APP
pointment from the State Executive. The
particular field of State in which an agent
is to operate is to be specified in the letter
of appointment. Experience has shown that
these agents should not be paid for each re-
cruit, but that they should have fixed
compensation for their services. Other
wise fraudulent practices may be resOrted
to for the pecuniary benefit of the agent to
the great prejudice of the State and military
service All recruiting agents will be sub
iect to the rules and articles Of war. 1t is
made the duty of the commanding officer of
any department or district in which recruit
ing agents operate, aud Of commanding Off
GERS of rendezvous, to order back to his
State, OK arrest and hold for trial, as he may
deem best, any recruiting agent who shall
commit frauds upon the Government or re-
cruits, or who shall violate the Instructions
issued to govern this recruitment, or to be
guilty of any otfense against military law.
No man shall be recruited who is already in
the military service as a soldier, teamster,
laborer, guide, &c, or who is so employed
by the military authority as to be of impor-
lance to military operations. Recruits pro-
cured in accordance with the acts quoted
must be delivered by the recruiting agents
at one of the following named rendezvous,
viz Camp Casey, Washington, d. c., for
n Z. Virginia camp near Fort Monroe, for
S. E. Virginia Camp Newbern, N. c., for
North Carolina; Camp Hilton Head, S. c.,
for South Carolina and Florida Camp Vicks-
burg, Miss, for Mississippi, and Camp Nash
Vile, Tenn, for Georgia and Alabama
When received at the rendezvous it shall be
the duty of the United States officers there
to have the recruits promptly examined, and
if accepted, to have them immediately mus
tered into the United States service, proper
ly provided for and sent to regiments for
which they have been enlisted or assigned,
or to such other regiments as the service
NAV REQUIRE The aforesaid rendezvous are
regarded as military posts, and will be con
Quoted as such under the immediate orders
of the War Department as issued through
the Adiutaut Generals Office, but depart
ment and army commanders are desired to
exercise a supervision over them, as coming
within the limits of their departments, and
to make any reports to this Office concern
ing them which may be deemed advisable.
If it is desired to put any of the volunteer
recruits under this act into the service 40
substitutes, before or after the draft, they
must be sent without expense to the gov
eminent, by the recruiting agent to the dis
trict in which the principal is enrolled, and
there be mustered in by the Provost Mar
shall, who will issue the proper substitution
papers. 1t is made the duty of command
ing officers to afford to recruiting agents all
such facilities as they can provide without
detriment to the public service, and to pre-
vent recruiting by Unauthorized parties.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-21
Memphis Tenn. July 10th 1864.
Sherman marching On''---Hig hly Important
News from his Operations.
NASHVILLE, Tuesday July, l


| have excellent authority for stating that
General Thomas forces left their entrench-
ments on the Chatahooche yesterday for
Atlanta. | regard this as perfectly reliable
An officer who arrived from the front yes.
terday, states that it was reported that At
lanta had been evacuated
| do not credit the report, however, al
though you may expect to chronicle the
capture of that city very soon.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Government is in
receipt, this a. m, of glorious news from
Sherman. 1t is not news of battle, but
something better. General Sherman an
nounces that on yesterday, having previous
ly crossed the Chattahoochee, his whole
army advanced five miles south of the river
and crossed Reachtree creek. This advance
was made without any resistance from John
ston's forces, except slight skirmishing with
his rear as he retired This move necessa-
rily forces Johnston into the defense of At
lanta, and places the city within range Of
Sherman's guns
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July 19-An off
Ger from Sherman's army says that on the
8th the army was all over the Chattahoochee,
and within four miles of Atlanta The 18th
and 18th Corps have been consolidated, form
ing the goth, under Hooker.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 19,vIA
BALTIMORE Tuesday, July 10.
The Norfolk New Regime this morning
has report that great battle has been
fought in Georgia, resulting in the complete
overthrow of the Confederates, and the cap
ture Of Atlanta and $4,000 prisoners.
ATLANTA IN SIGHT.
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercially
From a lofty eminence near the headquar-
tiers Of Johnston's division, on which Capt.
Prescott's battery is now stationed, fine
view Of the city of Atlanta and its sourruund-
ings is afforded. Though the city can be
seen with the naked eye, the aid of field
glass brings it right plainly to your sight
The spires and steeples of the beautiful, but
now crowded and war scourged city. are
plainly seen before you, while vast Columns
Of smoke, seemingly from some sort offound-
cries or rolling mills. blow off to the west
ward. The streets of the city are seen, and
wagons innumeraple are all the time, going
hither and thither. All what amotley
throng Of human beings are there now lost
ling, running and budding together in dis
tracted confusion.