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ser Ahuse.

This vice, which is never practieed in
the presence of any one, has proved tbs
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gnye tongue to eloquence or pen to song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street.
or address him by letter, Box 503, Mash
VILE, Tenn. fsb76-H
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The Waukegan (Minn. Gazette says :
"The time for strengthening is nearly
at hand. The clip in Lake county this
year viii be the largest and best ever
taken of--largest because We have
several thousand more sheep than
ever before, and better, because our
wool growers haze paid more attention
to the breed Of their sheep during the
past two or three years; and as they
are becoming more and more inter-
ested in this, we may look for further
improvement in years to come.
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WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.-"C arle-
ton" the Boston journal correspondent
at the seat of the Fenian war, thus
speaks of the Canadian strength and
weakness, and what the Fenians might
have accomplished if not interfered
with by our government:
The mastering of volunteers has
been prompt throughout the Canadas.
The troops have been moved with
alacrity, but they were well prepared
to respond to the call, having been
under drill during three months past.
Yet have met gentlemen here who
admit that if the Fenians had secured
Judgment at Fort Erie, and had not
had their communications interrupted
by the United States authorities, the
trouble would have assumed serious
aspect. The defeat of the Queens
Own" was unexpected. The Fenians
outnumbered the volunteers, but il
every other respect the volunteers had
the advantage. If the Fenians had
been united in their councils, if the
movement had been conducted by cool
and sagacious men, and if their plans
had not been nipped in the bud by
Gems. Grant and Meade, there is no
knowing what would have been the up
shot of the invasion.
Canadian society is conglomeratee
English, French, Irish, Scotch, French
Canadians, Americans, Protestants,
French Catholic and Irish Catholic.
There is no bond of unity. The French
Canadians have no sympathy or aiilia-
ton with the English. The two streams
are distinct. At the meeting yesterday
the resolutions were read in English
and French, and the speeches were
made in both languages. An English
man must be followed by French
man, and he by an Irishman, and each
speaker was under the necessity of
saying that he would keep religion
and politics out of sight There is a
lack of public spirit. The field battery
commanded by Stevenson, which went
to the front on Sunday, had no horses
the government did not supply them
the city refused to furnish them; and
the citizens when called upon to
subscribe for the purchase of horses,
declined. After much difficulty a
truckman furnished them. The patri-
otism of the Fenians stands in strong
contrast to the Canadians / en- firmly
of the opinion that Canada owes her
salvation TO Gems. Grant and Meade,
and the United States officials; for if
the Fenians had not been hindered,
thousands upon thousands would have
focked to the border, whether belong
ing to the order OF not, if the invaders
had been successful, so intense their
desire TO redeem Ireland The quick
and prompt execution of the neutrality
laws has upset the plans OF Sweeney.
l doubt, however, if the Canadians viii
recognize the fact We shall have
abuse instead.
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CoLUNBGs, June =
The Convention Of the Homeopathic
Physicians assembled this morning,
and spent the day in discussing matters
not Of general interest
The following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: Presidential. ID.
BeckEorth, Of Cleveland; Vice Presi-
dent-George H. Blair. Of Columbus;
Secretary-W. Webster, Of Daytoni
Treasurer-C c. White, OF Columbus;
Board of Censors--George w. Barnes,
A. c Keys, A Shepherd, j. B Hunt, j.
r. Flowers, n. Schoider and J. NJ.
Christian. The Contention meets again
tomorrow.
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ARRESTED on oHAEez OF MULE STEAL
Ixe.-oficers starkie and Reddick yester-
day arrested man from Lincoln County,
named West, on charge Of being one of a
gang Of eight or ten, who stole nine mules
from Robert Tenals, near Huntsville Ala
bama. He was taipsn before Esq. Patterson,
and held over in the sum of 50 800 for his
appearance to-day at eleven O'Clock, for ex-
animation.
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The trial of Dick Mccain will commence
IN Kentucky, OF Monday next.

FsSIAS PIc-NIc.-The Fenians had q
grad picnic. for the benefit Of the Irish
Republic, in Rains woods, yesterday. The
attend nee was large, both Of ladies and
gentlemen, Notwithstanding the threaten
ing aspect Of the weather, during portion
Of the day. There appears no abatement,
either of interest or determination, on the
part Of the Fenians. They say they know
no such word as fail, and that Ireland is
yet-and that ere lOng-destined to be q
free Republic.
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Military Arrests in Coffee County.
Five Men Lodged in the Peniten-
tiary.


In accordance with an srdsr from Gen.
Stoneman, commanding the Department Of
the Cumberland, Con. johnson Yesterday
arrested Wm. Tankersly, VIM. N. Tankers-
y, James Tankersly, Wills Tankersly, and
Clark Anderson, who reside in Coffee coun-
ty, six miles from TuIIahoma, and lodged
them in the Penisentiary, for future dispo-
ssl. Itappears that a short time since, a
body Of men collected together for the pur-
pore Of rebuildiDgs milI-dam, which had
been destroyed during the war, and, as is
usual on such occasions, whisky flowed
freely.
Warming up with The occasion, one Of
the Tankersley's proposed to take "rebel
drink, p saying:
'I have fought for the rebels, and now |
have a right 10 drink 70 them"
On hearing this, man named CIeek, who
had been in the Federal army, turned to
another Union soldier, and said:
"Let Us take Union drink; we fought
for the Union and We have right to drink
to It."
Alter these remarks 6 quarrel arose, and
Cleek received several severe cuts. Gen.
stOneman, on hearing Of the affair, or
dered the arrest Of the parties above
named.
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The Indictments for Legislative Core
ruptiOn in New Jersey.
TRENroN, n. J., j

TRENTON, n. d Juuo 7.
The persons charged with corruption
in the last Legislature have all been
arraigned before the court and pleaded
mot guilty" The last Daniel Hols-
man, was charged to-day, and gave bail
in $4,000 to answer st the October
term. J. P. Bradley, Esq. appeared as
counsel. The other defendants, Barclay
Haines, with John L. n Stramon as
counsel; 6. Van WaggeneT, with 5.
Tuttle as counsel; Charles +. Rich, with
L Abbott and J. P. Bradley as counsel,
appeared yesterday, pleaded mot gull
ty, and gave surety in $1,000 to appear
in October for trial Van Waggener,
Rich, and Holsman were anxious for
immediate trial
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Wantad.

A CENTS wasted ia every town ana neiqhhor.
- hood, ior -'IHk GREAT LABOR sAVER.s 4
neN arrcie "a great demand, worth SS5 D. ruV
family. secIIe1 By patent and verv erl.sl.ic
Agents, mails Nnd female, are makina IS 10 SO rer
DAY win aeapi'a Of 8 70 SO. ANY nerson AVN
= iiiae siAfe une, VII and Is pleasant and urost.
aoie. nena siaDps Tor circulars and r~turr rosf-
sge. Aoarefs X WATVEsL
mayf~sm Box f7sl Chicago, III
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The Newark Advertiser learns that
Hon VIM. Wright is much improved
in health, and has nearly recovered
from his late paralytjc stroke. On
Thursday be rode out, and ais friends
confidently hope that he may soon be
able to resume his public duties.
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CITY NEWS.

OLD THEArER.-Tho Campbell Ministries
are still drawing full houses at the Old The
stre, though the sultry weather has ope-
rated as great drawback. Their entertain
meuts are exceedingly varied, and are al
ways artistic and chaste. We hope to see
thS audiences increase with each remain
ing night Of their engagement.
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CoERKcTIoS.-In cur notice Of the suicide
Of Mrs. Estell, Of Winchester, yesterday,
we were in error as to the cause. 1t didn't
arise from domestic difficulties, but from
sickness which had rendered her insane.
We make this correction in justice to her
lamilr. and 70 her memory.
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See a woman

In another column picking samburg
Grapes fer Speer's Wine Il is an admirs
bic article, used in hospitals and BY the
frst-class families in Paris London and
New York in preference 70 old port wine.
Il is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldeczl- tstkweowly.
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ADJUTAST GENERAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June z, 1865.


Special Orders, No. 20:
A general court-martial is hereby ap-
pointed, to meet at Raleigh, N. c., on the
18th day of June, 1866, or as soon thereaf-
ter as practicable, for the trial of Brevet
Brig. Gen. E. Whittlesey, Assistant Conn
missioner Freedmen's Bureau; Brevet Mai.
c. j. Wickersham, Asssten Mt Adjutant Cen
eral Of Volunteers; Brevet Mai. J. C. Mann,
Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers; Bre-
vet Maj. +. A. Seely, Assistant Quarter
master Of Volunteers; Capt. Isaac A. Rose
krans, Commisssry Subsistence Of Volun-
teers; and Hospital Chaplain G. o. CLAWS,
United States Volunteers.
DETAIL FOR TIE CoURT-Brevet Major
General j. W. Turner, United States Yolun-
teers; Brevet Major General T. II. Rsger,
United States volunteers; Colonel John
Mansfield, 18th regiment V. R. c.; Breyet
Lieutenant Colonel E. s. Allen, A. Q. M. of
volunteers; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel VIM.
II. Beebe; 128th U. S. G. T.; Brevet Major
o. P. G. Clarke, V. R c.; First Lieutenant
Alexander Lovett, vi c.. Second Lieu
tenant Hiram W. Jackson, V. R. c.; Cap
tain j. II. WatrOus, 10Sd U. S. c. T., Judge
Advocate of the court.
No ether officers than those named can
be assembled without manifest injury to
the service.
The court will sit without regard TO
hours.
By order of the Secretary Of War:
W. A. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Persons residing in and about the city OF
Nashville, and those from distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the adj
vertisement given in this paper, of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. 3 Deaderick street.
April12-tf.
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DR.. Hatcher, having received majority
Of the votes, was declared elected.
FRAME HOUSES.
Several petitions for the construction Of
frame houses were appropriately disposed Of.
NUMBERING HOUSES.
The bill providing for the letting out Of
contracts for the numbering Of houses was
taken up and passed on its three readings
under a suspension Of the rules.
FLOUR INSPECTION.
The bill providing for the election of a
flour inspector, which had passed the
board Of aldermen, was taken up, and re-
ferred to a special committee, consisting of
Messrs. Lellyett, Brien and Haley.
CLERK OF STREET COMMITTEE.
The bill from the aldermen to pay the
clerk of the street committee, and provid-
ing for the appointment of additional
health inspectors, was taken up and passed
on two readings, under suspension of the
rules.
Mr.. Lellyett moved to strike out the sec-
ton providing for additional health inspect
ors. Carried.
The bill then passed its third reading.
SCHOOL PICNIC.
Tho resolution making arrangements for
a school picnic, was taken up, and laid on
the table, ca TIE ground that it was too late
in the season.
rEsTH WARD SCHOOL.
The resolution directing the School Com
miltee to provide a school house for the 10th
Ward, was passed.
wAfER TAX
Mr.. Lellyett introduced bill regulating
the water tax to be levied on consumers. It
varies little from former rates. Passed on
its third reading.
SPRING STREET.
Mr.. BrieG introduced bill changing the
name Of Spring street to Church street.
Passed a first reading.
NEW CEMETERY.
Mr.. Haley introduced a resolution direct
ing the COMMITTEES on Cemetery to inquire
into the expediency Of purchasing grounds
for new Cemetery. Passed.
SHORT WEIGHTS IN MARKET.
Mr.. Ambrose introduced resolution re-
curing the enforcing Of the law regulating
short weights in the market. withdraw.
Adjourned.
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Picnic EXCURSION TO THE SroNE RIVER
BATrLs-GRoUED.-We hope our readers will
lot forget the grand Sunday School picnic
TO the Stone River battle-ground, to-mor-
row. A special train has been chartered,
and viii leave the city at eight O'Clock A
grand time is expected.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF HoRsEs AND MULES
Major E. B. Kirk will sell, on Saturday
the l6 h, lot of % horses and IS mules, all
very good animals. Buyers will do well tc
be in attendance. See advertisement.
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ITCH! lTCHi ITCH
SCRATCH SRATCHl sRATCHl
WHEATUN's OIATHENT
WIN Cure the itch in As He

Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, Chill
BLAINs, AID al ERUPTIONs OF THE SKIN
Price 50 cents. For sale By al druggists. By send
ing 90 cents 70 WEEKS POI EE<, sole AGENTS
10 Washington street Boston, Il viii Be- foFasrded
ty mal, sfes Of POSTAGE % ary part q iise u1ied
States. laas5-eSa
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A very large Spring Stock of the latest
patterns of Wall Paper and Wsndos0 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MKRRITT HILL,
~ Church street, Msyfeld Building,
mh8-tf Opposite Maxwell Hote
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPER5 troubled with vern1in need
be 20 no longer, II they rss 'O0srkR's" Exterrnna.
tor We have used y 70 our Satisfaction, and II 4
box cost s., He would have Il. vie have trief poi-
sons bus they effected nothing; but "Costars' A.
uele knocks the breath oui Of kafa, Nice. Roachea
Ants and beo-buas, quicker thsn We can write it
u y N great demand All over the country Moiina
(Chio) Gdzs1te.
go aCosrAa,s8 s.lrartssns.ni ah.,ra
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Qua jon OFFIoE.--We are executing every
description Of plain aud lancy Job Print
ing in the nestost style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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To Milk-men.-Milk Tickets ipints and
quarts, on different eolored card boards, Of
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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GoyERxMESr sALE OF WooD.-Maj. Kirk
will to-day sell some 10000 cords Of wood,
located in the vicinity of the city. See ad-
vertisement for particulars.
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1866.

A VOICE FROM The FAR WEsT.-spsakinV
Of ''CostaTs' kst Rosen, Ant, &c, Extern 'Bstor-
more gram and provisions are destroyed Annually
IN Grant couny ny Ferrnin than WOuid ray for IONS
Of this Rat and Insect kilier."-Laacasfer (HtI.l
Herad
nA-sss ecosrAE's" advertisements above.
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ARRKsfKD.-we learn that the party
which has been swindling through the
country, under the name Of Col. Wilson
alias Allen, Of whose operations we pub
lished an account short time since, has
been arrested, and is now on his way TO
Nashville. He will be prosecuted by sew
eFal parties.
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~ r,,,,p.. y =. = Dortch, ga, Hsirg ~ u,
- ~ mace and tan srsl sfar Ia ln-ss.s7 !
- ne -pos Tie o1tslce % the iea - -
~ ~ - % o.iicz marks pcEsepudie. AEprr-s-t
, isAsa np y PIisel.la Martin. q sfrsv Gov -
r Se-oi, VAN aiae< ears, marz "a tao sIl-I.-i7s
- - eAr' ioreieei blsck little bslo,. - -
- o.n,it marks. APPRAISED % 4ta
H-s'As~is' ALk2- HcDaSIEI, R.sz.r.
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1866

FARMERS AND OUsEKEEl.ERs--s bouId -
collect that hundreds Of dollsrg worth 81 eraip.
Provisions, &c-, are annually DESTROYED by Rats
Nice, Ants ana other meets and Vfrnin-an d.
Which ceu - prevented b few dollars' worn Oh
"CosIass'. kai, Roach, Ant, ac., Extsrninator.
houeh t and used Freely.
Hs-aee ''CosrAE's' Advertisement above.
E8-sold il EashVle, Tenn. by " lac
SMITH. ADD AZ lTugrste and Dealers.
rnarchl7-1u daF
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for Gale at this Office, OF
printed to.oider.
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For fine Carte de Visites, or large Photo
graphs, plain or elegantly eolored, call at
GIERs' GALLERY,
may 2i-lm AZ Uaien Street.
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HAVING leased this wen known Hofel for
III term Of years, end having Thoroughly rea Ia
Rnd rcfIfnshfd H. We are nov enaflef 10 arroun-
nsd2te The tEase ing P1siic E good styls as auy
ctner house ~ the country It hss long teen 40
tfiat Nashville was greatly IN need 81 good hotel
ana having tie most central and largest house in
the city, We are determined 20 make Il second 10
nose Our Charges VII q al tines be A. lOs e.
can possiby BE- Afforded.
msrit-sn HARE 4 ROBERTS.
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Meeting of the Common Council

Meeting of the Common Council
Yesterday.
The Board Of Common Council held its
regular semi-monthly meeting yesterday,
at P. NJ, President Cotton in the Chair.
The m inutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
REPORTS.
The regular mcnthly reports published
IL the proceedings Of the Board of Alder
men on Wednesday morning last,) were
read and accepted.
VACANCY FILLED.
The resignation Of Mr.. Scott, Of the 9Th
Ward, having left vacancy, the Board
procesdsd to FL it. The following is the
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS-The F1rnss-'s GazsHs
(Englishl asserts and proves by figures thai one
par OF hAJS sili have progeny aud defendants
no less than 6ji .0j9 10 three years. Nov, unless
this immense family can be Kept down they would
consume more food than would sustain So, 900 hu-
mao beings
Bs-see "COsTAR's" advertisement shove.
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For one Of those gems Of art, a beautiful
eolored Pearl Miniature, call at
6IRRs' GALLERY,
msT-Im - Union st.
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

reaHg uCv
nm atsrsh nse
n sens 10
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1856.

"COSTAR'3 RAT EXTERMINATOR il simple,
safe, and sure the most psIfsCt RAT-featon
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
can get IT, properly prepared, wi eat IL and every
one tbai eats i viii die, generally AZ some place A.
distant as possible rom where n vas tRken.-Eate
Shore, Mich Mirror.
na See "CosrAHls aaEertisernart nhnra
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Court Martial of Freedmen's Bureau
Officers.

The following special order converting
military commission for the trial of the Off
GERS arrested at the instance of Generals
Steedman and Fullerton for malfeasaDce in
office, was issued on Saturday last by the
War Department:
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1866

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages IN shoot
ing small birds Is cruel man whoever aids IN OK
termlnstng rots is q beretactOr. We should Ike
some 70 give us the benefit Of their experience
IN driving oui these pests. We need sOrefh NJ
besides uogs, cats and TAPS for IA business =
Ecienfiic AneIlo1a. ". ].
Es-5ee "CosTAE's' advertisement above.
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TIE GREATEST INvENTlox on ruF,o,
- 'ias protection aeainst SIRE nd "a -. r,
-, A. eoLnl anes sirengln uith rspidlty of 49,
ir,l.' i,sis.ring ONl.f ONE-TH IED o. a r7g
r. ~ ilE UP A bal4E OF C0TTON
y neinE nov well kroan % II t. t. G..
- los t.ling eotions that only very ~ -
s =. s,siaP va inside NE Issl yesE sad thaf- = -.
se'ilenee, the priee sili rule very hisf - 49,.
supply cannot Be relied On a. snT -. -
slleillon az these hets. al dsaf-r.- - -
.g4aIing ties vii do vel 70 put Ia til,r 60. =.
- n - li.-leoy securing supply - ~ -.
- - ~ st..ons nov, 20 ar a. ~ AVE 49,
are, th,i he asnsnd iof ms te Ill - - -
hseee me neee-e ~ % mzi-ine earf,r orlfs--
addressed 70 thu mauufsetur-r. @--las
sfoAE& MURPHY. or II J ssTf,i "a = 60 -,
u,a,-. LACY 4 MgsHEE. Mssnoh.s. -.
WI meet win P.omSi attenaou' - IVA
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GONORRHGA.
STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS.

s sS is ss si s ssss se' s @ ss as
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Syphilis in its Primary sscon5a every as
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal Weak

With any difficulty the Womb or other ailments efectua
BY description given by their family physician Ct the case
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This disease brought solitary habits youth Perhaps
not only destroys body mind the
but causing train Of symptoms be sPPfehsnded nom gh
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Gen. Grant and His Law Suit.
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The General Vexed.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-12
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, 1865.
Office 9l6 Arch Street.
Hon. Richard Yates-

Hon. Richard Yates,
U. s. Senator, Washington, d. c.
Dear Sir: Accompanying this please find tn
original reports and testimonials from Hospita
Surgeons, Presidents and Delegates of Commis
sions, Merchants, and private individuals, rela
tive to the efficacy of "Paschall's Fever and Agu,
Mixture,"l prepared by me, and which was 8
extensively used during the late You will
observe that these reports, &C., were submitted
to the Medical Bureau by President Lincoln ii
his own haad writing. If after you have rea.
these, you can feel free, in any way, to commen,
ths Ague cure to the favorable consideration O
your fellow-citizens of Illinois, you will, an
persuaded, render them an important service
and do me a distinguished kindness.
. Ever yours gratefully,
EDwARDS S. MoRRIs.
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Christian Commission ORce,

PhiIada., Nov. oath, 1865.
Rev. II. Macleod went Corps Agent wit
Gen. A. J. Smiths men to Mobile, IN the winte
of '64. He had violent attack of congestivs
chils at Montgomery, and return of them a
Nashville. After reaching his house in New
Hampshire, he wrote me that the chlls were rap
idly reducing him in strength, that his physician
could give him no relief, and he feared he shoule
be compelled to give up his parish. L persuade
him to try the ''Paschill Mixture," and put hir
IN communication with Mr.. Morris, The resuI
is gwen above by Mr.. Macleod, who, with ressor
ed health, has now resumed the severe service
the Commission on the Rio Grande.
EDWARD p. SMITH,
Sec'y U. S. Christian Commits ssion.