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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-16


Some time ago, the nrititis Of Mem
phis were enrolled and organized for
tie defence OF The city, in pursuance
.! sn order Of Gen sherman. Amongst
these enrolled was loyal citizen, slI.
Enocb Taylor, Who applied = fhe Sec
retaIy Of War to be reiieYed ron mil
tia duty, on the ground that he had g
substitute in the army The Secretary
referred the application 10 Gen. Buck
land, commander Of the district Of
Memphis, who declined to relieve Mr.
Taylor Gen. Ruckland's decision is IN
these words:
The Militia Of Memphis is not organ
.ized under OF by virtue of any Law Of
Congress or State, but in pursuance Of
The order Of Major General Sherman,
for the defence of Memphis Il is sim
ply an organization Of citizens for the
protection Of their property and homes.
Ia case Of an attack upon the city, the
Commanding General has 8 right to
compel every citizen, whether exempt
from service IN the United States
from any cause or not, 10 aid in the de
fence of the city to the best Of his abili-
ty. Because a citizen Of Memphis has
furnished a substitute for the army
docs not give him the right to stand
aside whilst his neighbors are risking
their lives in the defense Of his own
property and home. The enemy ep-
pToaches cur picket line almost daily,
and the city Is liable to an attack at
aoy moment. The Commanding Gen
eral therefore assumes the right to
keep up an organization Of al men
within the city capable Of bearing arms
20 meet any emergency, and he denies
that there is any law exempting any
man from this duty.
This is plain and to the point There
i no misunderstanding il. Should It
become necessary to order an organiza
ton Of the militia Of Nashville similar
t. that Of Memphis, our citizens viii
know what their obligations impose.
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Provost Order
NO. 2H.

r0S V@. 9 g rder
Tie PROVISIONS AZ 1 rect icsi0ns Of Provost Order
no. ia, .curfeut series Of iS6i, dated June 2Isf
1864 hereby Tepahhshed for the inf5rInst,oa
and instruction. or Wholesale aud Retail Liquor
des' Is Ia this city.
afhat on ana aasr the Ist day of july. 1854
mi1ed shai bs sold ID that part Of tie city, lying
sotta 81 broad sIe5t or vet Of the Railroad iine
nom BrOso tt-eCt 70 the ryer.
ia within the limits assigned IN the above Para
graph Oh thus Order, parties kcoIn TO be respect
aide snd respupsi bic VII be permitted 70 sell Lii
quois o. ai kinds, provided thai they shall file
t0Hcs M this Office IN tn 81 Of ten thousand
(5 0coJ) dollars, " IN good snd sufficient Sc uI-
ties, conuGonsd conduct the 2 business in a.
eorg ance with N ltary restrict ons, TO eel no liquor
u any nd % any person already intoxicated; to
Sc 20 AquOT Of any kind, ferme1ted, distilled, or
.ulzed, % any enlisted man or Oyerurnent en-
plcyee, and 20 pay ID advance 6 monthly Tax Of
thirty $3.50 dollars.
III. Under tbe same rest lotions mentioned in
Paragraph III Of this Order, Saloon for the sale Il
Al, Beer and Wine, sud Wholesai e L uuor Houses
f9r such j rease shall he FOR five thousand $500
90 lars, and 10 lnthly tax Of ten $50 dollars.
". No new .ptnZ ssloUns vi be sllUWe 70 be
Opersd Under any circumstances Whstever, bot par
uss may n e applications ia this Office q r. Eular
list o. which viii be kept according 0 the date OF
the Gle, a q IN case OF vacancy occurring either
b. the withdraBsl Of license issued OF the clos
first named Hpon the said list VIII he allowed TO 6l
such vacancy, provided aPplicat on is made within
three days af;er is CcurrenCc.n
by command Of Brig Gen JV0. =. MLLIE
HUNTER BROOKE,
febi6-5t CAPT ana Prov. Mar.
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The n. Y. Tribune Of the eth instant
has information that there is strong
party in the House of Representatives in
favor Of voting 20 pr. ct extra pay to the
constructors of iron-clads and monitors
for our Government, owing to the adj
vance in the cost Of their materials and
labor caused by the depreciation Of the
currency. OF course, the makers of
cannon, muskets, &c, &c, viii demand
their allowances, and viii get them if
the entering wedge is successfully driv-
en- The sham Of referring this allow
ance to the discretion of the Navy De-
partment will deceive no one.
Disguised, the Tribune adds: We,
with many others, have labored anx-
iously and necessarily these three years
70 keep our Government of the
rocks Of absolute bankruptcy, until The
War for the Union can be finished but
il this job is engineered through Con-
gress, we must give up in utter des-
nail"
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Lumber.
Sundries.
Fer he PGrshEss Of Dead Horses and MuIss
belonging to the URlisd sEates
ASSISTANT QUARrEFMAsTgR's OFFICE
NASHVILLE, Tess Feb Il, lssS

ASSISTANT QUARTEFMAsTgR's OFFICE
NASHVILLE. Tsss Feo. Il, lssS. :
rEAIEp PROPOSALS WILL PE RECEIVED
y st tbs Office I'll Tassdaf, the 2s,h dsy Of Feb-
r1iary I=G5 1t II O'clock n, Tor the purchase oi
All Horses and Mule- that may die or b killed 81
Hfs Depot within the next twelve montns succeed
ING the da5e Of the coBfraet-
Tbe bodies q re animals VII b delivered daily
st anY point within the hmits Of this city tbs. ray
b aEreed upon. 70 te conveyed from thence, b.
Zoe eoutrae too, y Euficisnt distance rom the
limits OF the cay - w preyant their beeOuina
nuisance 10 the c1tissus there@
B.dders VIII STATE tia anlonnt % Re pad rsr ai-
md ana viii give thsir flli name and posi- oses ad-
dress
. Parnsnt required At the end Ct each month.
n oath Q. 3 iegsnce must accompany esch pro-
pos ( e fA y y 80,
Bonds 10 the sun o. Z Thcussnd Dollar. sign
ed is the contractor snd tro guarantees, VII b fe-
quirea Of tee successful bidder upon signiag the
coDtract
6 Proposals mist b. lain'y nlsrksd 81 Proposals
Ter Dead Hof - snd Mules, and b sddrsssea %
Ry or6sre q Bys Br'g. esn- }. L DOs1IDsoE, ChE
Q H. Bsp't. Of Cuulh-
CHARLES H. IRWIN,
febl4 ~ CAPS. a "A. q N.
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The principal accounts We have Of
the progress Of Gen. Sherman in South
Carolina are from Southern sources.
IL appears from these that he has
moved steadily forward, meeting with
little opposition. Having fanked
Brsnchville on the west, he has taken
possession of orsngeburg, some seven
teen miles north of that place, on the
railroad leading to Columbia While
he is thus carrying the war into the
bosom OF South Carolina, cooperating
force ia threatening the city ofCharles-
ton, We shall soon hear of Host stir.
ring events in that quarter
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The Congress of the United States
has adopted an amendment to the Fed
eral Consultation prohibiting slavery.
This amendment, when ratified by the
Legislatures of threefourths Of sll the
States,--including those ia insureo-
tion-will be the Supreme Law Of the
land Then slavery win be abolished
forever No State will have the power
to revive the odious institution This
is a contamination deyoptly to be
wished.
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70 The Unmarried.

GRACE VAN EVERY. THE GIF FED Clair
u Eoyant and Fuiurizf, can, by the aid OF the
HcT5s o9s. produce perfect likeness Cf your ~
tuTe nsItnet giving he da,e Q the happy event.
leading ira Is OF character, occupation, whether
rich rr poor. Post once sd1re e. snd other vaiUa-
bic ibOrmsuon Il De fred.
send by rnail, Prepaid, One Dollar, and Red
stamp, with full description OF yourseif, snd ]
vi return he likeness, with the above informs-
ton. Adde'S
GR4CE wax EVERY,
fsbi3 d&T3m p. U Drawer Go, Detroit, Mich.
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The New York Tribune says: We
bear that the second renewal Of the
Goodyear Rubber patent has been
fixed" so far IS the House is con.
.eerned. II successful, this viii take
about ten millions extra from the pur-
chssers Of India-rubber fabrics 70 pay
FOR inventions, whereby tss or fifteen
millions have already been made out
Of the patient public
If anybody has any scheme whereby
to make = gigantic fortune st the pub
lie cost, be should lose no time IN pre-
eenting it 70 Congress
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sfssss4 JElY Err SAL SUCCESS
nE
DOCTOR McGiLL.
i59TAEsC PaYSssias.
lH raE TREATMENT 90 ulgEAstsc. T.
gRoFHING I'm WITH suC55&a8 H.
OTHER STATE As III IT.
EASHT1l L&. Ts.NN2S5l.E.

For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment o!
disesses. the reader Is referred to Still
Isl THERAPEUTICS aud MATsTIA MEDICA,
two large volUme1, late edition of 1860
the best work in the United States,
where you viii end Dr. McGih's name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is guaran,
teed With my general practice treat
the following
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win sadaaetions Rhen1sttsln, AiFsea01s Of The
Lunes; Diseases II the Throat, 5y'elled joints
Silg Limbs, Pleu7isy, Pains, U.csrs, Cwcsr Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart Eld Liver, Inflammation o.
ne StoEsgh. Neuralgia Kings Ell or Sercsuis
DeGrass. Diseases Of TIE Eyes, Deol5s5ed sy5-
TENS, pysDspEis Or Indigestion, ard Consumption -
together Fith Ell Private Dir'eases End
Diseases Of the Urinary ors.Bns
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Sundries.
Notice.

VHHE FIRx or FRENCH 8 McCRoRY Is
j this Gay dissolved By mutual consent. TIE
Banning ami Excrsnge business viii b continued
by J. z, Frsneh Co st The Banking Houss
known p merry ss the CITY Sank
10 h4uidston, either party j. authorized 20 sign
the name o. the arm. J. c. FRENCH. ~
J. G. hcCRoRF.
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Col. blackburn slIlI At WORT.

a correspondent at Liberty writes Us
that Col Blackburn and his command
are actively engaged in hunting down
the guerrillas that infest Overton,
White, Fentress, jackson, and other
counties in that section OF the State
He has got number Of citizens inter
ested, aud they have taken a jealous
part, going with, and aiding him mate
rally. In a recent expedition a number
OF prisoners were captured, all bush
whachsrs, who viii be tried by military
commission, end, as their crimes are
known, viii be punished as they de
serve. On Thursday last, Col Black
burns commsnd killed two notorious
scoundrels, John Emory aud William
Emory, men who had been guilty Of
the foulest crimes
Our correspondent states that Col
Blackburn keeps his command in good
discipline and taat he and they are
great favorites with the oitizens--es-
pecially those who wish 100 see tue
country rid Of gasrrillas aud rebel
thieves
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-16

Ia Ethfrawing from the above hrrn, take plea.
sure n Recommending my lata partner, Mr. j @.
Fren h, TO my filends, sud hope THAI the new arrn
tended 70 the firm Of French ( NcglrOry Nv
y thdraWd i solely on account II nv removing
Rom ne state J. C. McCRORY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-16

The Macon (Ga Southern Confed.
eracy says cabbages are selling IN that
place at SIS PEI head cucumbera $40
piece; 3 bunch Of sx small fish $50
These are pretty tall prices, an pre-
pare us Tor the next paragraph OF the
Confederaoy, which IS follows.
a disgrscefal affair Is now going on
up town A mob Of women. with the
black Aag, are marching from store TO
store piiiag.ng. TIE Pelham Cadets
are ordered out TO disperse them.
Women marching under the Black
flag" and pjllsging storesi Think Of
that We rebel noodles who in 1867
promised the Southern people famine
in the eastern cities and bread riots
amongst the starving thousands Where
be your promises now Where desols-
ton and famine
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-16

A dispatch Fl ON New York dated the
l4th inst, Gays the n Y. Times states
that the Hon HenryS Foote was given
By the Government the alternative of
returning to the south, going to Eng
land, or imprisonment in Fort Warren.
It Alleges also that Mr.. Foote repre-
ssnts the COnfederscy on the eve CT
disruption, and that the struggle on
the part of the rebels is nearly over.
He says the high military authorities
in Richmond admit that the capture Of
Branchville must compel the evacua-
ton Of Charleston, Wilmington, and
even Of Richmond itself He thinks
the leaders will endeavor to leave the
country, and the campaign on the part
of the rebels would descend to que
rilla fighting Mr.. Foote is prepared to
issue an address to the people of the
South, urging them 10 cease fighting
and to give up contest which is 80
hopeless and, as no terms but uncondi-
tionai surrender can be obtained, 10
promptly accept such terms Foote
represents the unpopularity Of Davis at
the South as the very greatest The
people have lost confidence in him
The mission of Stephens, Hunter s Co,
was only q ruse on the part of Davis.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-16

The tone Of the speeches at the re-
cent public meetings in Richmond in.
dicate that the most spasmodio at
temPts are IN progress 70 get the rebel
mssses out of the slough Of Despond
Brag and bluster have, howeyer, had
their day. hoDody, rot even an igno.
rant Eebel, can be decsiTed BY them
nov.
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Stray Cow.

TAKES Up ~ EDGEFIELD, ONE COW.
which the ovnar can have b. proving property
aad paying charges. Enquire o. Mr.. Butteraeld
Finst NaEoR1 Baak. College strss. fsbl4-sts
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Eight Emissiens 80.

Young hiE1, stop bsfora you lart1gr %. u a.
diseases antiecs to MAJ there II 20 drssse 80 csro
10 eure 81 Night Emissions, and Pliysilsaus az
scsrca thai uaderstend treating g sGc g you ear
10 Different Etsles Hh1 hsTe ssrs a5i ar at-sr dor
lar aud are now vel cured 81 ne. An daliy re-
eaivug letters end sending Iaedicins e. 81 para O
tie county. Ia 2 FoI4, 81 thel are a-sasssa q
s0v Nv. IA vii I've rrs c5Ii I Ell I've ssti4
facion i1r al a. SIS alsezses eEt0na1 b thls ~
vertsenenl- Tha beS-c. yslarsn-ss lpTea p -nis
oi;V
Ar testers 8.reetsd 70
DR. McGTIL,
uIfoa street. Eashyile 9. Tenn.
tap9-lv VII meet zith proFl ipt : teution.
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.CRET DISEASESltl seer.
DISEASES.
Samarltan's Gift.
samaFitan's Gift.
eOnorrhea, eIess. strio,urss.

Contains 10 Minersl-n0 Balsarn-no afsrcurv.
Only zen pills % b. taken 70 effect r cure.
they are entirely VERSATILE, having no smell noE
unpleasant tasse, ard wli in any yay iDfure the
stomach or bowels q tho most delicate
Cures 10 from two % four days, and recent cases
IN tsenty-four hours. Prepared b. grEduass O.
I've UniFerstfy O. Fennsy wanna, one Of the most
emneui dOctorB and chemists o. the present dsy
No srlos1irs--lo II0abls--so CiGa1s Wladps-. q
those who heve despGred q getiing cured o. who
have been g0rgad With Eaissrn Copshis o. Mereurv
at once try ire
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10 the hadiee.
EtarilisY

Ar Affections Of ths Womb trested Win success.
those Married ladies' Wfo hafe tsen 30 un.or,u-
ssfa to ulizcs-Ty o. prove a.Jrtca- csE nc carried
~ Their oil dne II found pregnant. - Fsag u,s
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-16

The Banking business heretofore carried on ~
French hecTory viii BE- resumed from this 1Ay.
By J. O. FreBch 8 Co IN The nlllding forrneriv -
cupied By the City Bank.
,. C. FRENCH AGO.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-16

Eo1nz Married Laiies Fhoee raisortuls g la
been not 50 hfne for.h in due season, ref1esEbs.
God has said you should multiply snd repienish- J.
this Is your desire yOu caa coDsnh rae ether b.
letter OF in person. No lady over tnIty-dFo yeaTs
Of age need make application. Al coJa-1uDics on
h L.-L.. cr ner-n- ElLletLz cnnlaan-.aL.
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Notice.
rFIFF oraRTERNlsTEa's oFFF

CHEF oUARTERNAsIER's oFFFCE.
NaaaVn1E. Tf5sE., leo. :, lsco. )
The -TpcBd ..ure Ok So In Durhe oin.ss IN ia
city n Sssh7iiia r. enormous and must d dim.n
l-h-d. Thee i7 rea-cn % heleVe thsl ga % used
~ CieTcs- and other. IN nCiidlgs ssa soe'l b Ia
fes aad used So quarters, and 10 eorr-ef tHis evil
we'll 81 The ezpense d barring gas 81 ght Re
beyed - re 10 many cases uulasealry b . order
ID that she Dsourslng Officer shsii ray 20 "a 1T
zhch has not beea previously audited b tais
od.oe. j.. L. DONALDSON.
Brv'E Brig Gen. snd Chief Quartz rnastsr,
fabA-R1 Dept CuIntariaHd
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sAEARITANs GIFT.
BLOOD. moon. MON

BLONiU. bLDDD BLOOD
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores. Spots, letter.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Yenerial 81.
Diseases, etc
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICEs
g of red 70 .he pubic - a positive cure ! I'd
SYPHILIS OF EENERIAI DISEASE he "a.
MARITAN's ROOT AND hERB JUICEG h fhe
fIoL pctcni, ce taiu ad essetual remedy ever pre-
soribed reachei and eradicatss oyery particle 81
tne Feneree poison, 20 that the cure l. thorougt
ana peFnaleDt. Take thee q this Purifying Rem
edy and e healed, and Dot transmit % your pc
tersy that Tor which you may repent 10 afer yesrs
Do NOT DESPALRI
Although you msy b pronounced incurslls. the
samaritsns Root aDd Hero Juices Will remove ever
yef tRe Of impurities from ihe syssen ~ well A. st
tins bad effects 81 mercury.
FEMALEsl FEMALEsu
In many affections With which nuuabsrs sf E.
u8Ost happily adapeed-in Ulcersied UterIa a -
corrhga, 10 bearing doEn, Falling on ne vorf-
Debility and ior eli ooHplans incident = the SCI
Samaritan's Wash
L, 10 case o syphilis used 10 ooojunetou vits
fbe Root snd darL Juices. Pull directions
The efficacy q these remedies i5 alike sckn0vi-
sdged 3 physisans aud PATIENTS. They are assd
many Of cur brave -1ldieTs.
From ~ Ba,sssors srs
WAT THE SURGEONS SAY Of TIE 81
nAR41Al'S REMEDIES Elf
fesf hosTfrAL, FoEr MAasJfaGT,
baiumOrs, Nd, Feb 81 i3sA :
20 have great aaiisfsci0n in stating tia have
used "4Je SG1-IitGs Rsbsoites'' for Vensraal Dis-
s=e no ~ mot Customary form that have uszf
lreia With judgment, d.scr-t.ou, I'd properly zsd
have ioUud them % respond - my afiir mad s..l
promptly a18 eefeciusily. E1o1gi1a lileir rnfsf
s.on. have ths fullest ccn hdec- 20 tsesr Efficacy,
AL e. 6sr Is 10Y use Of them extends treoomnsn&
lhsTu strongly. A. - q besAss,
'.assislzot Surgeon sth New York VoLs.H
Ietit b Understood that tasss remedies are -
AID vi positively cure the dissassa
sor uhioh thsy an off-Ted-
Priae - Male PaeEagsF, qa-uaTitan's Cir f4fO
Fsula's s. o. Rocs And Herb il g 81 o. WASH
% oenfs.
SUD by ". c. ". sMPTH, Druzrsa,
% per Chur and Vine strsst5.
f.5HTftLE. TIul.
Philadelphia
janle-Gan-
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Cotton Plantation for Rent,

yETITHIy Q NILES OF COLUMBIA. one
w end hsh mlies irotl RslFosd Depot. en-
tsuiag rs serss. 80 can b. cult qatsd. seysnfy-
fssls-IE A. HAMILTON a %.
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DO NOT DESPAIRI

Although you may b pronounced fnetirsile The
5amartsn'a Root add Hero Juices will remove ever
yef tsGe q impurities irom ihe syssem vel - st
tbs BAD effects Of mercury
FEMAaESF FEMALEaTy
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~ - s Ds1 AtNa AL = ~
The Iit.ls bee makes the hone
Blsck felix's mske the cotton,
~ hits l0lks get TIE naonsR."

That negro understood the slave
LolIers philosophy. ifhis master were
here to-day, he would doubtless make
himself miserable over the idea that his
negroes if freed, would suffer; whilst
Cuffee would tell him not to distress
himsslf-that the man vino can make
cotton, can also sell it, AMI enjoy the
benefits Of the money it brings The
great mass of the negroes Of the South
can take as good care Of themselves in
state Of freedom, as the great mass
Of whites. There are idlers and drones
among them who would become pau
pers but there are also amongst the
whites Its al CANNON to talk of the
negro needing the protection of a mas
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some years ago a Mississippi planter,
FOR the amusemsntof Northern guest
called an old negro man TO the house,
gave him q glass of liquor, and babe
him offer sentiment CuEee re-
snonded-
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In many affections With which numbers 81 F.
males sufler, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES a
usost happily adapted-in liberated Uterua. Il -
corrhass, 10 bearing doEn, Falling on tha Yoenf
liability, and ior en- oomplaints ineldanf = lbe -
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Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores. Spots, Tetters.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Yenerial
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-15
Special Notttes,
daily The sYsIem.

After diteaae has been conquered, there
is still the0SeSt moss thstit TleEves Sbehiridit
to be removed. Conyalescence is tedious
affair II The enfeebed and Aaccd muscles,
TIE shattered nerves, tho thin and wntery
blood could speak, they would cry aloud for
help. In too many cases such help as is Civ
en- them is not Of the right tiPd. The6ery
stimulants OF commerce do harm. They
kindlo temporary flame, which is mockery
Ther effect passes, and the last state Of him
who uses them is worse than the first.
Not such is the effect of HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. There is no draw
back 10 their toning properties. Basamic
plants and barks And,roots conFibntes their
resioratives juices to render this soothing and
Strengthening preparation protective and
remedial agent Its basis is the only pure
stimnlant which has ever been produced con-
tanning no tusel oil or any other deleterious
element The most careful and skilful chem
lists have analized the Btters, and pronounce
them harmless.
This is Bcientifc testimony but the testi-
mony OF the hundreds of thousands who have
experienced the preventive and curative eff
fecta of tho, Great Vegetable Tonic and
Alteraiiee Of modern times Is still more con
elusive. In Fever and Ague, dyspepsia,
billiousness, nervous complaints, it is nearly
infallble as anything in this fallible world can
be- Sold everywhere.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-15
PartIcnIHrs of JsR. Davis Capture.
MACON, Ga, May 1880 A, NJ.

u f"f'''"i"r' IA OF sem paw" o"p'"rs'
mN'o'' 'N'' ""S ''o m ''
10 H. H. StaHtoR;, ..............
Lieutenant Colonel Hardin, has iusl arriy.
ed from Irwinyille. ls'
He struok the trail of Dayis at Dublin,
Lawrence county, ON the evening Of the 7th
and followed him closely, night aud day,
through the pine wilderness of Alligator
Creek and Green Swamp ria Cumberland
vile TO Irwinyille.
At Cumberlandville Colonel Hardin met
Colonel Pritchard with one hundred and iifty
picked men and horses of the Fourth Mich.
gan Cavalry Hardin followed the trail di-
rectly South. while Pritchard, having the
freshest horses, pushed down the Ocmulgea
toward HONEYWELL, and thence by Hause Creek
10 Irwinyilie, arriving there at midnight on
the Oh. ann, urt ..i ..5l..tn 'Ir.,. b..
Jeff Davis had not arrived.
From citizen, Pritchard learned that his
marty were eneamped two miles out Of the
town. lie ade dispositions of his men and
surrounded the camp before day,
Hardin had canned at 9 A, M within two
miles. as he afterwards learned. from Davis.
The trail being TOO indistinct TO follow, he
pushed on at three A. M, and had gone bat
wss fred upon by men OF the Fourth Mchi.
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