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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

~ Telegraph Kxu Ynx, Aprl u.
cetsos-Hasy and reoptss ~ .kA1ias spaaaA. -
ssc ter Iow Kidding.
g1osr-eesee end Western very dull ord AoeAor IowS:
49, = ssf extra State, COOS IS icr extra RH O.
~ &o4s Is fr trade hR1n nnrket eansfns With h-
ere s.sssly Insisting upoa SIN further aas@1l 3
vnsay-Hs.sy s.a to & love. ls01 : tx sssse
sd Wsssefn. doing = la91 IL
wh.a-Dalf snA ncainaly 70 Sc lower, 1 :1ol 10
ss Oaea0p eH1ne MI 10 N. Clnbs and tel g.
fer Winter Red v estexn-
Cnrn-v~y dsal aAd = love5 OIL Mixed Western in
sooes ~
0ass-Dsa ~ drussiss 4 soesc1<e sbr Western.
oy~-Dsll. r,astng = S<0sz- "a.
s.s.r-Er. = lss5eae<e for cuha and M.srev.As,
rstrulssn-Qf asd Arn q prsvsoas qsol.aions-
wool-Qdet Hiaho~t 6~cS1sd cAaags
fork-L1D - dkAAs oaiGg q s 16N8 %
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1essa-1sssr bsyus - AoAA - 60, - ND0e
CAssse-sessdy Il Is5soise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

Ibot0 y mol m00n oot0 DIS . &e00eA
erisIing q tsssA s.esg cGssn hsrs vhsa
tAs masaaoss Of the brave garrisoa q Fort
Pillow il slladed u. We Aaye .hsard
sosersi officers nv uuIess ~ Govern
nsns sskss rssatstory sssps they should
sonsidsr il ,hsir dsry 10 sheo< ever naa
of fosteeSFs comnand lkeys Dsst. takisg
% psisossss. Holdisss kess have
thpasasned. 40 shose Ransags ~ -
prison II they eosid get chance. This
= the geassal feslisE ~ 90 18E1I
; 1T -rrrfT rCy-.,,-
Ssfo' AP1n ~.
Tie sssaner 6oldea 0sfe iron Asa-
Ph,s, Tor Fost F.l'ovs iadea vseA stosss
sed prasete yninhk - takeoapenss6os
ct agaeneriilhesesas sises sfssAs IN
p Bsadisys Lssdisg. % alles sbeys
1asPe. T. 49, ests ed INV
were 1aee ~ evetS ttksg sa IS
Os APni H.
HE steamer Emms vss hfsd into on
'fhsrsday slehs near Fort Pillow y tfty
rsbssS - sasEsi aslSua, snerossd =
havs bses the rear gard Of TIE enemy
vitAasasiag y : NessAsss direction
4 i = believed forsat Aas not yet r.
loved bis headquarters from Jackson.
Tsnnssse& sts
Memphis cotton market inAstivs and
usssstsed; goCd middiisg 6N160 MD
diisg fair 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

Chicago 0axkes.
~ Telssraph-l CurAea. Ara H.
Esur-No&hing dining
whess-puft, hssvy asi to Az lswes- 9sD1 II Er
No. ! and Z
crH-In ~ 0eaana asd dseliae a 10 D. ssles
cf 30. : EGDs14e- .N
o:fs-csn - ato s11e lower s,~ At sstzaeecr-
Rrovhi0as--A9ks1 lat sni scthing deing
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30
COMMITTEE FOR A DAY S LABOR.

COMMITTEE FOR A DAY S LABOR.
GREAT CENTRAL SANITARY FAIR.
Committee on "Labor, Incomes and
Revenues. Office No. lIs S. Seventh ST.
JOHN w. CLAGHORN, Treasurer.
This ommittce has a special work, to wit 10 obtain
days "labor day S "ihc"UG' ana day "revc
nue. from every citizen Of The three States Of Penny
lvania, New Jersey and Delaware for the benefit "
our sick and wounded soldiers.
The Committee is now fully organized at the above
ajdfess and calls for the cooperation Of all classes
We want to show Nhatth industrial dasses DO
| for their soldiers
What The people do in their Soparatetadesi
What rcnnsylvaaia can do!
What New Jersey can do
What delaware can dot
What each county can do
what each city and town can DO
What each profession can dul
/ What each trade can do
What each occupation can do
! What each manuliclory can do
can do
! What rach uine can do
| what each workshop can do
What each family can DO
WHAT each man can do
Nhat each woman can do
What each boy and girl can do
Wswant 10 show 20 the world what American free
| men ready 10 dOiOT their soldiers
! Nhs is a great work and the time short
! The way to do so is to ORGANIZE
| Organize in your wofkshops-in your families
| let the women OrganiIa
Let the trades organize.
Organize everywhere.
Let the wuknl1n give with their employers the EN-
I plOy2es with their workman.
II easy done, II the wOrkneu will authorize their
| employers to deduct day from :helT weeks or
muuthH earnings Hud the employers will add 10 II
day of th cir profs the AZ hole sl will he
ed together TO the credit of the establishment We say
oa go To work at once with us III this great work
! Hurry your contributions. Every acknowledgment
VIII stimulate others 10 follow your example
irUulars with fun instructions viii hH sent upon
Application by mail otherwise, TO the Undersigned
! To work TO work
l., MONTGOMERY BONO, Chairman.
Mrs, W. llUTTER,
CharwomsH n Ladies' Gers .ittss.
y j. AITCugkeg, sssrsts.y,
| April ~ lW+
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30

BRowN's BRoSCuIAL TRocuEs. Your
Troches are too well and iavorably known
to need commendation.
Hon O. A. PHELPS, Pres, Mass. Senate.
"My communication with the world has
been very much enlarged by the Lozenge
which now carry always in my pocket ;
that trouble IN my Throat (for which the
Troehos are a specifc) having made me
often mere whispcrsr, N r. Willis.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30

PARTICULAR NOTIuE.

7aers ara many preparations sold under th Mans a
Btsrs put IN quart botOs compounded Of the eheapeT
rhiSkey rum costing from ~ to 40 Ss-
gallon the Taste disguised by 7HiSs Corsndsr Seed
Th, cass of Btters has CAUSED snd will continss
TO cause, long they can DC sold, hundreds ~ is
iht death Of the drunkad By their the system 10
kept continually under the Influence Of Bcnholic stim
ulants Of the worst kn thr desire for Liquor
ted and Kept up and the result all the horroTs
tendant upon drunkard' Iii, aud death
Fer thust who desire ANA will have liquor Ritters,
W. publish the following receipt Get one bottle Of
HuOaauds German Bittrrs and mix W tn three quart,
of good brandy or whiskey and the result will be
prepa ration that will far excel in medical virtues
t'Ht excellence aHy of the HuuerOus Liquor ters in
the market and will cost mach less. You will have
all the virtues of uufanIs Biters in connection with
good article OF Liquor at much less price ihEg
thes. inferior preparations will cost you.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30

READI>G There is u refined uac which
reading might be ru: to--name)y, to
couateract the particular evils and temp
tations Of our calings, the original imper-
fections Of our character, and tho tenden
cies OF onr age, o. ufour own time fife.
Those, for instanea, who are engaged ID
dull, grabbed work i day, OF n kind
which is always exercising the logical
faculty and demanding minutc-not to
say vexasious-criticism would, during
their le sure, do wisely to cxra'iate in
writings oI large and imaginative charac-
tar. Those, however, sre the persons who
particularly avoid poetry and works OF
imagination, whereas they ought, perhaps,
TO cultivate them most
1t is cquallyso with young men on a
farm, or those who are engaged in learn.
iuga trade. When they lay out their
pocket money in useful books, aud employ
oil their spare time in mastering their
contents the result is that they come to
be useful citizens, aud influential men.-
The price of volume or two o month is
not missed, and at the end Of one year,
quite library is secured.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30

CLoTnlNu AND PIECE GoopE AT A. j,
Evans. If you want good clothing 60 to
Evaas New Clothing Store. ln addition
20 a kinds Of ready made clothing, he al
go keeps constantly on hand piece goods
for sale by the yard Sec bis Odyesti'e.
ment.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30
TRAVERSE JUaORs-MiY TERM

TRAVERSE JUHORS-MlY TERM.
Room-Samue Jaeoby,
Beaver-John ioats, Daniel s-arhar,
Benton WIN Hume, Samuel MsHsETs, Abrss1a
Kline,
Briarcreek-Henry DOak.
CentTe-Henry belong,
C1ny nyngnam-Sylvcster HOfGaA
49, rishingcreek Cyrus RObbin. Alexander arunsr,
Michael Lemon. DHnl kitohss, Natsas Flaksssuns,
John PealeT,
SroCnwooh-John MILLER,
HcmIock--David Wagner,
Jackson--lliram Baker.
LOcust--JOnas liclwiP,
Mt lleasant--Andrew Nslish
hfiin-John Michael
Madison Simon Cetner, jobs A voAStsa, William
Barber
Montour Daniel sigsr Joha Q 4uist. Eanusl
Cigar, Heary Oh
oIange-MChael Kellor,
PIne-William Patt
RoaHngcreek--Janes KeEer,
scotI--OscaT Ent, shRl BittsHbshdsf
sngsrlosf--Aadrsw Laubsea, ktdssrs kiis Jsas
" Kills
BisssssurE March ~ 1Nt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30

SHERIFF FUnMAN has four boardcrs,
three males and one female. All candidates
for the May tenn. The Sheriff loses mon
ey boarding folk. these tme' al 20 cents
per day. LIS too low
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30
GRAND JGROaS--NAY TERM

Slosn--Iacob neihcnhach. II. r. wells, Lucas n
GoyeT Samuel SHAFT r, Henry Wolf
Eriyrr--Juhn uIuu.riItrr, Jacob DreiShasA
IriarCreek Jacob Greasy,
Nor. BrtWick- Hiram L EuWcr,
EmnkIn-Jarob k0strnbatrr,
Greenwood Joseph Reese. George bsTr, Gs1sSs
SlrtOu,
Hrmlnc!;- Daniel Yocufn,
Jackson-JOhn Hess
Mt Pleasant Joseph 4 Vasdoriise Pc.oT Ripper
NeSl,
,iaiue Jacob Bowman,
Madison -Ge0rgG Braglo, A q WatsSs
Mihln-Abraham SChweppenheises
PIne- John Fowler.
RuaringcT * Nathan Draisbsen
sugaruaf Samuel Shut1,
ElOomshur. March gG, 1864.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30

On Saturday morning last, NJ. PuIt-
Up ErueEr, Conductor Of NJ. : rsrj3t
Traiu on the L4ca, AMI BIoomstutg Il,
Il me. with painful accident, whic stop
ping aI tho depot ST this place, by getting
one of hi4 hend. snusb bcd betwccn = couple
of cars. De j, b. MeKclvy was called
snd dressed the wouui, wAich WIS found
not SO bad as TO rehder it ueressury to
Peri)rm auy amrutatious.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30

eg- The daily showers Of the past
week have very favorably developed the
drops and their improved appearance is
vcry grateful to all,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30

t.g-ANY body wanting god Ice Cream
and a pleasant place TO eat it in, should
90 to B. Slohnors Saloon. Sec advertise
ment else where.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30

OHE of the side walls OF the briok black
smith shop on Main Street, below Market.
f,ll in on Tuesday morning last The work.
msn engaged in digging seller under tho
building camo t. close to the f,uudat on Ct
The "trick work" Gnd little below il.
which give way Mr., Josspu HHANNcH,
designs dvjng up the place for meat shop
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30
COLUMBIA DnMOCR At.
Saturday Morning, Apr. 80, 1864

psy- THE annual meeting Of the BloomA-
burg Iron Company is advertiscd in this
week 9 Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30

DE- CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE Pills
Viii Immediately relieve, without pain all disturbnn
ces ot the ptrodic discharge, whether arising from
Taxation or suppression. They act like charm in
moving the pains that accompany diicut or immoder
at nrnstruaon, ana the only safe aud rciiabI.
remedy for ushc- Sick Headache Paius IN the uIn
Back and Sides Palpi alton of the cart Nervous !tc.
mors, liystciics, SpHsms Broken Sleep ani other
pleasant HAH dangerous objects of an unnatural ecndI.
Ilun ol I'M sexual fuic InIs In the Cascs CT
E!G0r Aifus, ur Whites they effect a speedy cure.
DR.. CuEESEMAN'S FEMALE FILLS.
Have leenuacl over Quarter of Il Century They
are * red ~ tue only safe means Of renewing inter.
rdptei mrustrnatlon but La hes must bear nmnd
that there Is one condition Of the female iR
which the pins cannot be taken without producing 4
peculiar result The condition referred to is Pregnancy
dency Of the medicine 10 restore the sexual function.
to normal condition. that the reproductive pow.
er OF nature cannot resist it, They cannot do harm in
any other way.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE FILLS.
Are the only Medicine that Married aud Single Ladies
have relied upon for many years can rely upon now
hcwarc of limitations TSese Pills form the Finest
Preparation ever put forward, with immediate and
Persistent sacccss. DON'r re DECEIVED. Take
Iis advertisement to your Druggist and tell him that
you want The best aud most reliable Female Medicine
IL She world. which Is comprised IN
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILL5li!
They have received, and ara now receiving the san
elton Of dr most eminent Ply sicians in America.
EXPLICIT DlREC loss with each Box the price
On- nelIar pc: Box. containing from % 10 30 Pins.
Pills seat by mail promptly, by remittng the pIce
10 tue FfoprIcos or an authorized Agent, in cuTrau
funds sud by druggists generally.
HUfillNGS x illLIYER, Propriet0rs.
81 Cedar Street, New York.
u Gold in DlooAsburg, by Eyer Il Meyer, and e.
hu'Z Feb. 81, loO+.-ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30
Bio sms3gRs MAR * ar.
cAuEyuI.y ooenscrrp wrsxtY.
SPECIAL NOTICES

Dgy~ Several different editions, 8 70.
l2 mo, and l6 mo-, Of Milton's poetc,l
works together with most select s..
sortment of new and second. handed hooks,
for sale by Col Freeze.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30

AFTER this issue Of our paper we will
be Obliged to charge $500 in advance,
and 81, so il not paid inside Of six months.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTEEs {!

tIllLENo.
TesuyinR OF their own personal knowledge. to the
beneficial effects hud medical virtues Of these Bttsrr
DO yod rant something 10 strengthen yoxf
Do yoU ra7t good cpp,ti'si
DO you rant 10 build up ybur C6HstitHtfenf
DO you rant to feel ooeit?
DO you Bdrt 10 ret rid Of rsrpcrsnns1
10 you rant eC6rgy!
Ie you rnRt to cisep icci2
DO yOH HdHt a brisk and uiPorons Jssiing7
II you do, use HOOFLANDS GERMAN BtTTERs
From Hss. j. Netoion Broun. d. d. Editor Of the E.s7
siopcdia Of ReiigtouS KnOpiedgs
Although disposed to favor or reco umend Patent
Medicines general, through dstrist of their inrre
dents and effects yet know of no sufficient reason.
why man may not testify to the benefit he believes
himself to have received from any simple preparation
In the hope that he may thus contribute the benefit o.
others.
do this the more readily in reeaid TO Ilcohand's
German Btcrs, prepared by Dr. c. W. Jackson, of this
city because was prejudiced against item for many
years, under he impression that they chiefly
al uhoC mixture. am indebted to fri nd Robert
hocmaker, ESD for the removal of this prejudice by
proper tests, amt for On, engagement to try them VIII
suffering from great and long continued debility h.
Of three bottles Of these Btters the beginning
of the present year. followed by evident relief
and restoration degree of bodily and Lental yisp
which had not felt for SIX months before and had a.
most despaired of reganing. therefore tnapk God
aud ny friend for directing me TO the use Of them.
J. NEWiUN BhOWN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30
MARRIAGES.

On the 81, inst by the Rev. w, J. Eyer
Mr.. BErRD BANKEs, to Miss MARY
KNoRR, both Of Main township, Columbia
county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30
Another arrival Of Fresh Goods

Another arrival OF Fresh Goods I.
lion. PfTEa ENT, has just returned
from the City, announces an arrival Of
SELEO / SPRING GOODS, His goods
were bought last week, in-t before the
gsca' a.i1 u'Ce l. grlrc', aud henre 10 en-.
ah.4 70 ,c'l 81: such pric.', for cash, as
ms&" il an r)jec' to ppy an carly visi, TO
the Light a.reet Chap Cash Store. Read
hs Card aub hurry of for grcai Bargains.
ATTEMPTED SuIcIDg--A woman by
the name Of II s. Banker, who reside, in
Market street, Dtu7lIe attempted to com.
ms suicide by cutting her throat with .
rs.or, 90 SUNDAY morning last. Her
husband bling employed q; one o; the fu..
nacre, lad risen curly and gone ,o tha
furnace, aud Upon returning, some time
afIer, found his wifi yet iu L,l, tu. Ut.
able to speak. She made some signs,
calling his attention TO her throat, and
upon examination he discovered several
gasheS had beel made, one Of which was
directly across the wiodFire. MedjcNl
assistance was called iu aud the WOUNDS
dressed, bu, fears are entertained for her
recovery. She can give no explanation of
the causes which induced her 10 commit
the act. For come time past she haa CO.
sasional'y been sui &C: to low spritednoss,
which is supported 10 have btcp the cause
OF the fearful deed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30
RECEIPTS FOR MARCH,
TO THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT

The following payments have been made
20 the Cohnnbia Ucm0crm Office, during
the month of March, lSGi:--
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-30

BOOTS & SHOES. HATS & GAPS.
ia sho-, every thing rsunly kept IN country
Tho rrtrunGVr Of old friends, and the public general
Is, Is respectfully solicited.
The highest market priee Istd for country produce.
PETER ENr.
Ligh sacc; Ap'i 80. 1884.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
I1e Daily duurnaL.
rUEspAY................................-AUGUsT 1c


ion Davia ) G0odin ~ GreenG.
ind one O the electors a. ia~g- sor ih,
~ - 0u The Uuou rcssf VII al r.
the people me following PAGES on H..
DAYS mention 4
Judge booditg as- formerly -ffon-
Douglas Democrat. tut 'sasn The rebel
lion broke oat he threw aai8s mere aart'
and went in fer bis country de is &
forcible speaker and is doing good wofk
Evansville, Wednesday, August 9th
. Vaudeville Thursday, Aug 25th, IPM
Boonville, Friday, Aur. 26th. P NJ
Centeryille, Saturday, Aug 9th, lP n
Princeton, Monday. Aog. 18th, / P. N
Petersburgb, Tuesday, Aug Both, P NJ
Washington, Wednesday, Aug3I, Pm
Jasper, Thursday, Sept lst. 2 P. N
Loogootee, Friday, Sept. I'd, ] P N
Aug. 8-d&wtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
OFFICIAL

LETTETsS REMAISISG UNCLAIMED i
-1s Pcsr-ufhce q ETaasv5lis, safe Of Indiana.
i5lh DAY q August, lisa
20 T. obtain any Of csc letters. the apali-
ami must call -or IS z9rsrsilsf lsssrs give llle
safe ~ tAis -t- ard pay ate ceut Tor adrcrtisfuz-
- TO uEi ga I'd f9r vifhin oHs sf1sts. thcy via
be s. rs - szls q Letter s..lic..
FREE DELIVERY o. letters Is curriers', A. the
raeiae- 4 owners lin the larzsr ci.ie~) nay -
5ACIGEH by ot-ersiaz the foii9wiuE RULES
l. DIRECT eiters plAiuIy q, ihs .f-c-t ana
nuaz1-r. weii as the Post-eff-s afff STATE
READ srs-ers with tao writer's pos,-asTes
sui Ssst-, sFe-f sud Hents-. siga .Geai plaialy
siih f4ll laHs. and Esaasst that answcrs B.
iiEectsd o1rdluSir.
.. Letters 60 : rangers ur transient visitors IN
town orc5fy. wh-ss special -dress aa.v Be az
aav-n, saaa.d te msTsea g. ii= ieEer len hand
--arurr. y i-a the vrori e Trs8.si at
T. Place thv pa ta-=-sfaHB ca the Hppsr rissas-
ssaf carasr. sid is.rs sHars 4esaeen the D tsuass
saa nr-esi % iar sss-aaarkilJ piiLeat intriE.t
= airh sha erUi K
Sc a GE1 ESr far the RETURN q ait
-rr the SIT 2, if ceci-iuiel thiB tAirly dsy .
e iss. written ar rriutei with she writer's laiHs
nass-e6e AID STAFF. across thu b .t-haud -ad ei
81 elyri 3, On iae t.cs sl-a, VII B. eomgli. q
ssh 40 tll~ uslI pre- asa -a-e of stag, payable
9h=n ibr i--t-r is delivered % the sTifer.-->ec
-. las o4 ISIS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16

e9-We publish to-day an interesting
account Of the adventures Of the Tenth
Cavalry since they entered the service,
from thO pen Of former compositor in
this Office. Il will be seen that the writer
ia sound to the core on the Union ques-
ton. Before going into the service be
published an nti.Admiuistration paper
in this District Verify the military
service is great missionary society.
We hope that that which he asks in re.
lation to giving indiana soldiers right
to vote may be needed aud carried
out by the authorities A man should
not be disfranchised because be is fight
ing for bis country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-16
Genernl Orders.
HEABQuARrERs DIS OF ISpIASA
(Northrrn Department..


(Norihrrn Department..
INDIANAPOLIS, IyD, Aug. ID, 1864
The daily demonstrations BY guerrilla
parties upon the border, and the con-
slant smuggling Of arms and ammuui-
ton tc rebels, requiring immediate &C.
ton, the following Instructions are en-.
joined upon all eommandants Of posts
aud oil patroling parties along the Ohio
River:
!. No armed citizen, whether for hunt
ing purposes or otherwise, will cross the
Ohio River into Kentucky without a
proper permit, and al attempting TO dc
so will be arrested and reported at these
Headquarters for examination or trial
= All armed men crossing from Ken.
lucky into Indiana, unless United States
soldiers, under a commissioned officer,
aud in the line Of duty, will be arrested
and reported at the nearest post for ex.
animation or trial; and any guerrillas
so crossing, and disguised in Federal
uniform, will be summarily dealt with
By military commission.
3. All persons or parties so crossing,
and engaged in plnndering, horse-sseal-
ing, or other offences against the public
peace, and all persons whomsoever cross
ing, by fords or skis, who do not give
satisfactory accounts OF themselves, will
be arrested aud reported to the nearest
Pcs Commander
4. All rebel 6eserters who have been
sent north Of the Ohio river, upon TAX
ing the oath Of allegiance, and who vio-
late the same, by svosed sympathy with
the rebel cause, or otherwise. will be ar.
rested and sent to these Headquarters
5. Hereafter sll such persons will re-
port their names, antecedent history and
proposed residence TO the nearest Pro
vost Marshal, who will make return to the
Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen.
eral at indianapolis, and ofeaees after
wards com nitted by them, will be dealt
with as before indicated.
e. Commandsuts Of Posts are ordered
aud Provost Iarshals, Sheriffs, Officers
Of the State Legion, and Justices Of the
Peace, are authorized aud requested to
carry into immediate and vigorous effect
the provisions of this order. furnishing
in each case the names and residences oil
witnesses and an abstract Of facts.
!. Paragraphs 4, and 8, being OF gen
eral import, viii be regarded through
out the District
s Commandants of troops on the
border will cooperate fully WITH United
states forces south of the Ohio river
and will unite with them in pursuing
DISCRIMINATING the guerrilla bands ths
infrst its shores.
By order of
Brig Gen CAREIyGToS.
FERGUs Wakes, Capt i a. a i. G.