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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-14


Every Family at this season should use
sAMBURG PORT WINE,
Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and benei-
clal qualities, highly esteemed by eminent physi-
clans, used in European and American Hospitals,
and by some OF the first families in Europe and
America.
AS A TONIC
1t has equal causing an appetite and building up
the system, heing entirely pure wine of most
valuable grape.
AS A DIURETTC
II imparts healthy action of the glands kidneys
and urinary organs, very beneficial in dropsy, gOut
and rheumatic affections.
SPEERS WINE
Is pure article from the juice of the Port grape
possessing medical properties superior to any other
wine in use, and an exeellont article for all weak
and debilitged persons and the aged and infrm i'm
proving the appetite, and beneftting ladies and
children. Try it once and you will not be deceived.
HD- Be sure the signature Of Alfred Spcer is over
the cork of each bottle Sold bv Druggists who also
sell the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY, a choice old
article imported only by Mr.. Specr direct from the
vaults of Oporto. The trade supplied in Philadel-
phia by French, Richards d Co., and by sll Whole
sale Dealers in Few York. and by A. SPEER, at his
vinevard New Jersey.
Principal Office, No. eos, broadway,
New York.
octl5 -d6moOd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-14
Notice in Partition.

TOSEPH A. WHITACRE, JONAH II.
81 Whitacre and Mary J. Whita re will take no.
tice that petition, was filed against them on the
of Franklin county, Ohio, by EllenOre Whitacre,
and is now pending, wherein the said Elenp
Whitacro demands partition Of the following real
vision Of survey No. 28I, in the Virginia Military
District, in the name of Thomas Bentley, contain
ing 9s acres. Part Of lot No: OF the subdivision
of saidsurvey No. 2s7, containing o 31-l00 acres,
being the same premises conveyed To John and ,Io-
sepll A. Whitacre by James and Layina Wells, by
deed dated May !. 1855, and recorded in book No.
county to which eference is had for more particu-
lar description; and that at the March term Of said
Court apple icaton will be maze by the said Ellenore
Whitacro Tor an order that partition may be made
ELLENORE wHITACRE. h
dec29.6w SPARROW WRIGHT, Atty's.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-14
EAST.
1866
CONNECTING VIA BELLAIRE AND PITTSBURGH

RAILROAD. e
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22
News and Item 3.

News and Items.
Bunans reply to the whale that wanted
to be let free; IN, tank you" ~"
A part of our susplus navy is to be sent
on visit to foreign commercial ports, if
ACongress will pay the expense.
1t is said there are now only three pris
oner. IN the old Capitol.
There are runners at Washington Of cab
met changes.
A rumor is prevalent in Washington
that tho strongest possible ground VIII be
taken IN the matter Of our relations with
Great Britain aud hat the indemnity qucs-
ton will be backed, if necessary, by our
whole naval and IN ltary force. 1t Is also
SAID an army Of observation Of not less
than 81, 900 will be- placed on the Canada
frontier.
The appointment Of Gen. Logan "a min
lister to Mexico, sccred,ted t. the Jurez
government, is sup posed to b. significant
/. Of the policy to b. adapted by this govern
Ment relative Mexico.
h Great mortality is said to b. taking pl
among tha'negrocs Of the south, in spite "
The care and vlgllnc, of the frccdmen'>
bureau.
Madam Anna Bishop is singing in Cal
fOrnia.
Remarks caused by the high price OF
ipr6v;si0ni y hen shall We three inca
again. Panch.
A monum mt. seventy-four feet high, t
OC ,nnell, was lately inau surated at Fans,
Ireland.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22
The American Conflict.


We desire tie call the attention Of our reader
to this Standard II sJ'r, of tne American he
bellion ny lIoR, T. 6 sEELEY.
In it, character and scope it has no competit.
or among all the Histories OF The War.
We Il sure our readers that hr Grcelry'S treat
ment of the jet is honest, impartial. str'ight
forward apd thorough. he permits public men.
and political parties. to 4 fine their "wn posi-
tions. in speeches. letters aud platforms. III
Ofhis statements are we'll fortified with stItiS-
ticil proof, .ni c"pouS notes; he goes to ne
root and source, aud, with II mi>ter's h md
traces the growing conflict thr ugh the entire
period of our N ,ti"nal Life. His style is vignr
GUS and AMI ins irns. In prins nf typ0graph
ical execution mi beauty of embellishments. it
is u work OF the verf hiuhest order. No intel
igent Americ IN can afford to be without it.
The work is sold o"ly by sub cripion. Vol. |
is NV ready for delivery 10y GO & c. w
SHERWOOD, IlS Lake st hicago, ILL.,. ,n by
their Agents Vol. H., which completes tie
work, is nearly prrptrel. We wise our re- q.
ers to purchase Mi,, the BEST HISTORY
or THE VAR.
"Ever till now,
Wh'n man were f,nt. [ sntll nj wondered how
People wcrr cured Of that liz. deStrovin 9
disease cat,rrh, but u,on enquiry ut the DRUG
giSts, | fin that this h ,ppiness is produced b,
the use of Er D. 4. Seelyes Liquid Cattrrh
Remedy. Try it.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22
Won't u.r :aisv Other.

The last and best. The right article finally. Ever!
body likes it. Old and young unite To praise WEDsTERs
VEGETABLE HAIR INvIGiRATOR. 1t restores grey
taicd hair t. its original color in four weeks. Will de-
1t every time pop Cures all humors OF the scalp
10 one week. Ask for absters Vegetable Hair Invga-
rator. and don't take any other.
For sale by s j. Case Co. Wholesale dealers in
Drugs, Books and Stationery doors of the First
National Bank, Mci'regor. Iowa.
Buraham & Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists, Il
Lake St.. Chicago, Agents for the Northwest. (i61y)
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22
DR.. Hath ways II"'n' Institute.
NO. 1l9 WISCONSIN STREET. MILWAUKEE,
OPPOSITE TIE POST OFFICE,

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
Has been ref ted and newly furnished, and is open
for the reception P,tputs. All diseases Il eatcd y
the most improved methods to meet the various want
SO th,t each silent will have tho especial trearu
required whether it is Eclectic Medicines Water Cnrc
Electricity Animal Magnetism good operators being
always in attendance. Dr. j. T.. Bryant, of the
greatest Heaters Of the age will practice at this lnS
tute for three months from the 10Th OF August next.
isy- The Mason Il 'ianlin Cabinet Or
gans forty different Styles adapted to sacred and secr-
lar music Tor $50 to $6oo each 1htrtyf Fire cod o.
Slice, Medals, or other first premiums awarded them
Illustrated Catalogues sent free. Address MASON
HAMLIS, Boston, or VI AsoN BROTHERS. n. Y. yi6l
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

R1> BUY FRESH GROUND OsNEGO WATEI
LIVE AND GENUINE RJS aNDALE CEMENT o.
GLASS & SON.~aa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

HoszrzLr After mentioning the
death. from exposure, Of man and h's
little daughter, refugees from tie South,
between New Albany aud Jacksonville
the Sullivan Democrat, in lsmb-iike
simplicity, exclsims
lent that horrible7 Are We Christ
ian people, and such things occurring
around us2 What change this terri
Die war has Produced
It is indeed horrible TO think that bu-
man beings are permitted to perish from
want, starvation or cold in the midst OF
a people who voted for that exemplary
Christian, Little Mac, last fall by such
majoriiies as did Floyd and Clark coun-
ties But why blame the war? Did men
and women, and children never freeze
and starve, and perish until this wal
eommenced2 Perhaps this same refugee
had helped to FIRE the Southern heart
a few years ago, and was thus to SONS
extent responsible for the existence o
the war.
We remember when the presence 0
| fly ia wheat, or the failure Of crops, wa
attributed to the misruIe Of the party il
power. Just as sensible deduction a
/ the above.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

~The Louisville Journal Of Mon
DAY says. On Saturday, We heard ru-
nor which We did not think worthy OF
cre5ence- Il amounts TO about as fol-
lows: A few days ago an Indian, accom-
panied bv two white men, arrived IN TINS
city from Minnesota, bringing with them
q map Of Besrzrass Greek from its
mouth to where Broadway now crosses
Il and the hill now known as Prestons
Woods. Il Is said to De a correct dia-
gram Of the country thereabouts, pic
turing every tree, hollow, pond, &c,
which might have been seen there three
generations since. That portion Of the
map which indicates the thick woods is
now the upper part Of the city. The OBJ
4 iect Of the Indians visit and map is to
/ recover a valuable treasure which his
ancestors had buried on the bank OF the
creek somewhere below where Broadway
/ crosses 1t, and at the foot Of the hill
The treasure, il is ssid, consists Of gold
TO the value of two million dollars. We
heard yesterday that the party had aetu-
ally begun 20 institute search for tie
I stuff, and the Indian was engaged in
7 stepping of the distance from the river
As bis map directed him. Success at
/ tend theel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
MEDICAL.

EPILEPTIC FITS CAN BE CURED.-DR.
~ Lockrow having become eninsDtly snecssa-
fai n curing this terrible maiAdy invites gil sim.
ariy an csed call Send for circular Of refer
encs aud testimonials OF cases cured Of from one
90 twsnty years standing. He dsFotss bis
attention especially 20 diseases Of The Cerebso-
-pinal Axis, Nervous systeFa aud soiieits an
investigation Of bis claim 70 rub &c couhdsncs.
he may b. consulted At BIS private residence,
No. IA West 425 STREET daily, from 10 A. n. nnti
ar ~. except saturday and Sunday Address ell
letters 20 Oh. Y. D. LOCK Row, careof P. o Box
BiiG. New ork- d-c20 d&Vsm
4 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW + MARRIAGE.
4 ContsiBiag nearly 90 pages aud 10 ans
Plates and EngravlnEs Of ths Anatomy of the
Human Organs ia state Of Health and Disease,
Sith Treatise Early Errors, It's g. plorable
consequences upon the mind and body, with the
Author's piEn Of treatmant--fhs only rational 40
successful mode Of cure. shoEn By the report Of
cases cured. A truthful adviser 70 the msFried,
aud those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts Df ia ir physical condition. Sent free d
re~tsgs TO any address receipts Of twenty i've
cents, IN stamps postal currency, ~ addressiug
Dr. la GRO X, No 81 Maiden Lane, Aibaas, y
= The author may be consulted uYou aHy q the
diseases Of shieh his book treats. either person
ally CT By mail, and medicines ssat 70 auy part q
the world. deco daw5sn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
Queries Tor the Parsons.

Editsrs Journal
notice in your morning issue OF the
9th inst. Pastoral Letter from six Of lie
prominent clergymen Of our city, warn.
ing the Lord people against sundry and
divers evil practices, in six items. These
six items are declared to be anti Pro-
tsstant and aut.Evanqelical Now, ia
this sgs OF the world, any mans ipse
dirt goes for what it is worth Al
though these six pastors are gentlemen
Of learuing aud ability, yet they should
be able and wiling to back up their as
sertions with proof Now | do not pro
pose IN this article to offer any argument
pro or con those six sinful amasements,
but will ask few questions IN ali can
dor and fairness, trusting they will be
met in the same spirit
l. What is there in dancing, abstraotly
considered, sinful, ansi-Protestant or
anti-Evangelical2
2 II the act of dancing ia sinful, is it
sinful 10 run or take other violent exer-
else, or engage in games of ball or
| cricket
8. What is there sinful in social card
playing
f. If social card playing is sinful, is
It sinfulto play games Of checkers, chess,
or similar games2
5. WHAT'S there sinful in social (wine)
drinking2
6. II social (wine) drinking is sinful
was it improper or sinful to drink the
wine our Savior made at the marriage
festival2
/ What is there sinful in feasting2'
S. II il is sinful 70 feast, is it right
eous to mortify the appetite, to torture
the body for the good Of the soul2 And
how far are the Roman Catholics iusti-
fed in their HASTINGS and notifications
OF the body2
9. Are the rules of the Church to be
the rules to govern our lives, or are the
words Of Jesus and his teachings to be
the man of our counsel and the guide o.
our lives?
We fear our correspondent was mo-
found visiting the "house of God or
Sunday last, or he would have learned
that the preachers propose doing jus
what he demanded, viz showing tbl
anti-evangelical character and sinful
ness Of. practices specified in their pas
toral letter. Il was announced in thl
church we attended that there would b
a series of sermons preached on til
various topics under onsideration--th,
times, places, aud speakers to be givel
in due season-which all the congrega
tons Of the city would be invited t
hear. We advise our correspondent !
be present on those interesting occa
sions, We do not know what srrsngs
ments have been made for those meet
ings, but perhaps our correspondent
may be afforded so opportunity to Ell
press his views, in addition to the priv
lege Of hearing the opinion of the pa
tors. The sermons will at least elie
much interest, aud will attract larg
: audiences
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

WATsR Poor Doors Many Of the
cases Of consumption ia this country
originate in cold resulting from damp
feet Expressly are boys OF from 10 to
Is years Of age greatly exposed in this
particular Mounted upon pair Of
skates they frolic and RIM, unusindfuI
that the ice ia melting fast and that the
water is soaking through their boots, or
that their feet are cold and damp. In
such slushy snow storm as sc had yes
terday, they become so absorbed 10 the
sport Of snowballing, that their boots
are thoroughly saturated and their feet
almost frozen before they can be induced
10 seek the Ere and restore circulation.
We are pleased 10 learn that a
boot has been furnished for the little
fellows that will enable them to enjoy
their sport and Jet not endanger their
health. II is entitled &c McBurney's
Patent. and consists of good "upper
with a rubber sole attached The rub
Der il spiked on to an inside leather
sole 80 as to hold 1t firm in its place, and
is so veil corrugated that there is nc
danger Of slipping. These boots are
brought to our city By Nh. SENoSIS, on
Main street, and every boy who delights
in snowballing should be furnished with
a pair forthwith.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

THE REBELLIoN REcoRD.-The closing
number of volume seven of this vslua-
Bile publication has come to hand At
tached in the form of ay leaf, is note
from the Publisher, G. P. Putnam 3 Co,
announcing that they have with ihe con-
sent Of the editor, Mr.. Frank Moore, dis
posed of their interest in the work, to
Mr.. D. Van Nostrand, including their
stereotype plates and stock in said work.
Mr.. Van Nostrand announces that, with
greater facilities fpr its prompt and i'm
proved appearance he expects, as he will
deserve, continuation Of the liberal
patronage which has heretofore bean ex-
tended to the book. We certainly wish
the new publisher sll success. We re
gard the " Record" as one Of tbs most
valuable publications ever issued from
the American press. The only reliable
history of the war extsnt, because it i.
compiled almost entirely from tho of.
cial records. The Record ia the snes
word panorama ever presented for tb,
patronage of an intelligent people.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
The Rebel General GhOlsOn Killed
The Cloth and Shoe Factory at
Bankston Destroyed

The cavalry expedition, under con-
mand Of Brig. Gen GFierson, which left
Memphis on the Dist Of December, ar
rived in this city on yesterday afternoon
The command consisted OF three brig
AIDES Of cavalry, uudsr command Of
Coils Kargi, Winslow and OsbaEd, re-
spectively-numbering IN all about :, 900
men.
The expedition struck the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad near Boonyille, and pro-
ceeded down along the line of the road
as far as Egypt Station, entirely de-
stroying the road At Verona, Colonel
Kargi's brigade, consisting Of the p
New Jersey, 4th Missouri, 9Th Indiana
cavalry regiment, aud lst Mississippi
mounted rifles, surprised, dispersed, or
captured q camp Of dismouated men
belonging to Forests command; also
captured and destroyed about three hun
dred wagons, two railroad trains, an
immense amount Of ammunition, foar
thousand new carbines, aHd large guam
titles Of commissary aud qaartermas-
ters stores.
At Egypt, the command encountered
the enemy IN considerable force, and
had sharp fight, killing and wound ng
many, and capturing about FIVE hundred
i prisoners The rebel Brigadier GEN
eral Gh0lson, commanding, was killed.
From Egypt the command struck oil
west. crossing the Mississippi Central
Railroad below Grenada, and DESTROYED
about thirty miles OF that road A party
OF about three hundred sent to Grenada.
under command Of Gel, Noble, captured
aud destroyed several locomotives, and
about fifty cars Another party cap
tnred Bankston, and destroyed ezten-
giye cloth and shoe factories, which EN-
ployed about FIVE hundred operatives
The expedition as a whole, is ii mos,
+ brilliant success, aud ia Us results must
prove most disastrous 10 Hoods arms
iuasmuch as be procured his supplies
over the railroads destroyed By THE
expedition the fairest portion Of Aissis
sippi-0ne from which the rebels sub
sisted their army under Hood, mas been
penetrated and laid wHale, with conpar
atively a very small loss on our side
our loss being short Of 100 men, killed
wounded and misslng.
A part OF the command vent ID tbs
rirsr last evening with the prisoners, o.
the steamers FaiFchiAi and White Cloud
The expedition brought ia about so
mules aud horses. aud about the sam,
number Of coutrabaads
Cot WinsioN's brigade consisted o
the 3rd aud 4th Iowa and 10th Missouri
cavalry, and Col Oshands Of the 2nt
Wisconsin, 3rd O. S colored, 4lh ans
lltL Illinois cavalry.
Among the prisoners captured, ther'
was one Colonel, one Lieut. Colonel, aut
twenty ave line officers There was ais,
number Of our men who bad baen i'm
prisoned at Andersonville, Ga, and 4
escape III treatment had been persuaded
to Join the rebel army
The appearance of the prisoners, a
they passed through the streets Of th'
city on their way TO the steamer whieI
was 70 convey them to their destination
in Northern prison, was most pitiable
Many were without shoes, some bare
beaded, and one whom We saw was 8
destitute Of pantaloons as Adam himself
Both our own men ard the rebel
were covered with mud, and as wet q
the day rain could make them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

W- Oregon sends fresh baekwoods-
man TO Congress, who had Aever seen 0
railroad till he came on this season.
He had heard much Of the tricks OF
.harpers, and vas determined to keep
his eyes open. He kept them open 50
wide that when the conductor came and
tore of the conpon Of his car acket, be
seized that worthy officer by the throat
and had nearly made an end Of him be
fore be could he persuaded that nc
wrong had been done
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

Drowned -Night before last, between
twslye aud one o'clock, a man was heard
to fan overheard from the steamer City
of Cairo and Johnson, Romans L Co $
wharf-boat Toe rain and snow we're
driving heavily at the time Strenuous
efforts we're made to rescue him, but be
was sweps down by the rapid current,
and the body was found yesterday morn
ing in the wheel OF gunboat lying a
short distance below Il proved to be
Mr. S S. King, paroled prisoner, who
was lately from Camp Douglas. and for
merry merchant Of Memphis, Tenn.
He had come mp passenger on the
City of Cairo, and that boat has the
melancholy dnty Of bearing back the re-
mains Of the unfortunate gentleman,
who was both respected and esteemed.
Cairo Nslos Of Saturday
This pretty well settles the question
Of identity as to the person drowned,
and viii greatly relieve the Epprehen-
sions aud anxiety OF tbe friends Of Mr..
Gwynn, who, no doubt, Is in Cincinnati.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

aE5 Major General Thomas has direct
ed thAt all deserters from the rebel army
Who reside in the States OF Tennessee
and Kehtaeky, and who can furnish
satisfactory evidences Of their intention
TO become peaeeebie citizens, may, upon
reporting 10 the Provost Marshal Gen.
eral's Office in Nashville, and taking the
amnesty oath, be permitted TO return 10
their bones
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
REMOVAL.


HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-.
II featuring Establshment TO No. 81 RsT
SIRE ct, below Main. He haa large and ele-
CANT assortment of Homemade Work, as nne as
the hnsst, guaranteed as "geod ss the best, aud
for sale a. "oheap the CHEAPEST, aud q little
cheaper.
His entire stock - consisting 81 nns Buggy,
Coach, and Carriage Fairness, Light Trotting,
Heavy Wagon. Dray, aud Express Harness, Sad
any quantity, Collars, Girths, surcIngles, CHECK
Lines, Military Work; in short. everything Ia
his line, from = Hane strap 70 Monitor Sad
die has been Manufactured under bis imme-
diate supervision, by skillful and experienced
work man, aud Is now onareG to the trade a:
EASTERN PRICES. Being able TO compete sue
eeesfully with anything in the market, in style,
Anhh, durability, and price, he enly asks rial
oall and examine for yourselves spsS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
Eel Estate For SIC.

I WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
4 CHEAP, tO.wit:
l. Large House with 10 rooms nsar Main street.
2. Two large Brick Hon ~, opposite Rulrs Head.
; Large Frame aud six lots, near The city
4. Three good Houses on Ann street.
Brick House On Sycamore, bet n snd 4th SIC.
b. I've large houses on Divi.ion street
2. House and four lots IN Eliiotrs Enlargement.
uas and four lots IN JO0dsei's Enlargement.
.. Frama House near kailr I'D Machine shops.
10. One story House on Third street.
n. Large Frame on Leet street.
~. House and business Lot cor. Locust and sth
10. Six Lots IN block ., Eastern Enlargement,
u. Several Handsome residences and tracts Of laul
IN stribEtowns
10 Sfsly-aix acres within u mile u Granville
a. $40 Hrres within half mile Of Evansville.
NJ Three acrqs adjoining tho city.
Is. ~ acres near Oak Hin Cemetery.
10. tO5Z acres, With large House, near the city.
90 sOasrrs. 10 cleared, within miles OF the city
a go acres In Pos county, good land.
a. 600 acres Ia Warick county
%. very handsome residence IN Boouyille, with
bl&Or IL acres attached.
o. great variety Of Building Lots in ryery par
u The city
p. Large Brick H0uso 10 Youugi0Ye's Enlarg nat
Ba- viii exchange the lands in P0seY au'
Wafrlck counties for city property.
The above embraces Dna Of the 1ueHt iista eve
offered Ia Evansville just cali at the Proves
Marshal'a Office, Eysnsvilin, Ind
ALvAH JOHNSON
dae2I- n Real FaiHfr AGENT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

News FROM BELOW - 4 special dis
patch to the Missouri Democrat dated
Cairo, January 9Th, says:
A gang of rebel guerrillas, about
twenty in number, attacked the steamer
Florence, five miles below Columbus,
Ky, this forenoon while she was taking
on wood. The boat made her escape
and captured two Of the bushwhsckers.
Some cavalry afterwards brought in sew
ersl of the same SSnd.
A number of rebel deserters from
Hoods army have arrived at Columbus,
taken the oath of allegiance and are
preparing to come north
Colonel Macarthur, 4sh Q. 5. colored
heavy artillery. in command at Colum-
bus, has issued sn order that all able
bodied males between the ages Of eigh-
teen and forty-6ve, within the picket
lines of the post, including government
employees, be Immediately organized
into battalion of militia, known as the
9th regiment of Enrolled Militia, Dis
trict of West Tennessee. Persons claim
ing exemptions must make proper proof,
and procure certificates on or before she
fifteenth of the present month.