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BfFoRr YORKTOWN, April ll.--t;en. Me
Clellan has written letter compimenting
! the 9TH Maine and Berdan's sharpshooters.
The latter are now doing picket duty in
iIont OF the enemy's works
Capt Spsulding. Of the 4th NJ ichigan. was
severely wounded. ON THURSDAY. by shot
in his shoulder.
YORKTOWN, Va. April l3.-On Friday
about 300 Of the l2th New York, on picket
duty. wore attacked by a rebel regiment.
ond retreated, having several wounded.
Later in the day, the rebels advanced in
considerable numbers, from another point,
driving In our entire picket, aud burning a
dwelling which had been used BY our troops
During both skirmishes we had three men
slightly wounded.
The 5lth and 63d Pennsylvania regiments
had n skirmish with tc enemy, on Friday, in
which we had two killed and four wounded.
balloon was sent up from the rebel lines
this morning, for tie first time
The weather and roads are improving.
No artillery firing on either side. yester
day.
The army = engaged in preparations for
advancing.
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Night Dispatches.
The Surprise at Pittsburg Land
ing.
The Mefrimac turned up
Again.
The Rebel Gunboat jamestown Cap
lures Three Federal Vessels.
MITCHELL OCCUPIES HrNTSN ILl.E.
Southern Account fPiu>surs Hattie,
Fort Craig Captured by the
RebcIs
FROM CHICAGO

Cuc.oo. April l9-The Times special
says the responsibility of the surprise rests
with the commanding officer On Friday a
large force of cavalry approached within
sight of our lines and remained there. but
Cien. Sherman, who had occupied the adj
vance had been ordered not To bring Oh an
engagement. consequently he sent out on
corresponding force 10 meet TEEN They
recaimel IN position until Sunday morning
and served a. a screen behind which Beaure
gard formed his troops in line Of battle. un
discovered.
When the attack was first made the sd
51th, list, and 18th Ohio regiments displayed
inexcusable inefiicieney. The latter fed with
out firing gun. The Others fired one or
two rounds, then fed The cowatdice OF
these regiments left the point undcfcnded
The enemy Immediately closed in and sur
rounded the more advanced regiment
IL is also stated that the 18th Wisconsin
and 10th Iowa. fed after friug two or three
rounds
wagons and their wounded behind. an of
when are prisoners.
Waterhonse battery lost one killed and
sixteen wounded and Willard Chicago
battery. gve killed and thirty wounded
One New Orleans regiment, the Louisiana
Tigers. were almost entirely lefi on the bat
tle field. killed or wounded. They we're
nearly all wealthy men. dressed in the Zou.
ave uniform.
zen Prenti-s escaped on TUESDAY. and
came into camp alone. In the confusion Of
the retreat he managed 10 eludc the rebel
Vigiience.
Beaurcgard intended to make his aitlck
tNo days previously. bat extraordinary rains
imp-sled his progfess and delayed hi- arrival
Had the attack been made at the time IN
lenlsd. lneli could not possibly have reach
ef him "a time "a ssve ~ from defeat
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OFFICIAL WAR RrLLETIN

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Secretary of
War makes public acknowledgements 10 the
Governors Of Indiana and Ohio. and the
Board OF trade OF Pittsburc, Pennsylvania.
for their prompi offer Of assistance for :he
relief Of the officers and soldiers wounded in
the late great iaftle on the Tennessee River.
Their offers have been accepted. IL i un-
dcrstood that imilar humane and patriotic
services has been rendered by other cities
and State authorities, aud which have hot
been reported to the department. bat are
thankfully Acknowledged.
Signedl EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Sec'y Of War.
War DErasrxr>r, WASHINGTON, April II .
Grave complaints against Assistant Surgeons
Hewitt and stipp having reached the depart
ment, they are sispsnded from duty and or
dered 10 report themselves.
y negligent or inhuman Surgeon i regsr
dei BY this Department "a an epcmy of his
country and of his race. and will be dealt
with according to the utmost rigor of mill
tary Law.
fSieaed EDWIN VI. STANTON.
>cc'y of War
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FROM cHICA0o

CHb .ao. April i2-The Tnl.nbrs ~
forser. returned from Piusbnrg. farni.he.
the following
raylors and Naterhou-c batteries. .up
poftel ~ the I'D D.. aI.l 9TH anf AL
ohio. we're fret N the fight Roth ne Ohio
regiments ran. the sth silhoni 6ring 1 gun.
leaving Wsferhousc sisfout support lie
fought half IN hour. however retiring With
.hree Of his guns. lie sas sounded h the
high by a Minnie ball bat nos fatally H..
bstiery ~a- badly cnt az.
fayl0f battery cOatinued - fight. up
i-orted -pieesisdis - the Iils. regimen unfii
he ana his support we're ouiHankc 81 ca 10th
srlss lie then ret ei through A cross ire
having bnt one nan kilied and one sonnd
ell.
Meantime Naiefhoa-e 18th his three rus.s
ieop ap a -econd position. supported ~ the
~ brigade Of NeClemsndf DIVISION. CON.
posed of the lith. l7sh. ss,th i5sh and 18th
Illinois. Col. Marsh commading. Dnring the
forenoon they we're comrsilel - retire
through their own encsmpmcnt. wifA hcasf
los. INTO some wool, ehegs ihes lofmsl
the second Inc ol battle
An advance was then ordered by AcCt.f
uand. aud hunlred rois lrought then. s.
sighs of the fsbeis Here commeacea oa.
of tho aost hercels contested cnraesmsoss
of tie dsy. resanlns n the fspsslSs Of ihe
ecen'y. who we're driven hack through ssss
encsmpmenis.
AZ ihis poinl the eaemy me- reiafofee
as~rss. snd oor anmunisson beinr OF ts.f
eomnshi Of Col. Marsh gave place - snoll.
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FURTHER FROM MCCLELLAN
Government Transports Returned To
Ownets,
GEN. BANKS OCCUPIES WARREN
TON
Further From Pittsburg Landing.
FROM WASHING rov

W ARLINGTON. April il-Mr Fox. Asst
ant Secretary of the Nayy. returned from
Fort Monroe 10 day he has been in the ii.
cinity for the past i've DAYS, expecting 10
wltness the destruction OF the rebel steamer
Merrinaac. If che ventured out from under
the shelter OF Crzney Island rebel batteries
where she lay up 70 iOi: O'Clock this morn.
ing. Ia her present position she controls
the mouth Of James rIyer and Will chose TO
remain there at present To prevent our gun.
boats from going up that river TO she'll the
right wing Of the enemy. now powerfully
fortified on the vest bank of Wafsick river.
near is mouth.
A gentleman who left r. Monroe AMI the
arms vi the Potomac YESTERDAY Avs our
troops are in the best ct spirii-.
la consequence Of the storm. much drlav
has been occasione~i
IL = known. reliable. that short time
since Gloucester Point directly opposite
yorktown, was strongly fortified The ris-
er here J. not over three quarters Of a mile
vide. and the rebel bsttenes would have
lair play At any boats attempting - set near
yorktown
The country beiw cen the James and York
known a. the Peninsula. and lying between
l Yorktown and Richmond i Of a soft marshy
character. and during RAINY weather It would
he almost impossible 10 move artillery. The
difficulties, therefore, against which General
Mcclellan has 90 contend can well be i'm
aginel
Gen. Rosecrans reported Ia the Secretary
OF War. to-day. and has received his orders.
and will leave the city % morrow
Secretary Chase has left the city. To be
absent twenty days. and Assistant Secfetar,
Harrington Is acting Secretary of the Treas
ury.
The immense feet of transports now lying
at anchor of Alexandria. having been char
tered by the Government 10 convey troops
sRd army material. not being longer desired
will he returned 10 the owners, thus reliey
ing the people Of an enormous daily expen'e
SPECIAL ro run HtKALp.
The Cavalry of Gen Banks, occupied
" arrenton Yesterday The rebets abandon
doned the place without firing gun. Few
OF the inhabitants remain.
The country Is exceedingly beautiful. the
wheat being several inches high. and the
grass considerably advanced in growth.
rebel was captured by some Of General
Banks men. Upon his person was found
bowie knife belonging 10 one of our private
soldiers. who with 3o Others were missed
few DAYS since. and doubtless either taken
prisoners or shot.
The mountains are covered with snow. 20
the depth Of several inches
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sH-The rebel Gensrsi- Gannt. MakAll
ADJ Walker. attended bs their staff. ard
uDdei escort oi one Federal officer. passe.i,
oH parole. from CAIRO 70 C0lnmbu On SIT
aE.lay. "a the regular J a. r n. fxpre-s
Ifaia fof indianapolis. At II O'Clock Satur
das night. special train Of five cars lett In
i,anspoli- for Columbus With Two hundred
sad - -. f.,su of the rebel ofhcers taken
bs G-ncr-i Pope on hoard. The-e officers
isii csirc a'i@f strong guafd and under
command - ded cai Dssectot %. v SiSon.
late Sarseoa 81 the 3ith Ohio. but recrail,
appointed b. ,ssa. Pope 10 his present posi-
ton Do Nixon = the -ell kno~n % " E
= correspondent of the C,neinnat, Com
m.Fessl. and ~hoee letter. in that paper s.as,.
teen 80 -~lr- ne ts nasns thousani- ~ lo,al
heart. IN the 6re-f West
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Sunday Night Dispatches.
PROM MISSOURI.
,rEoIAI TO rnf DrxocaAI

SPECIAL TO fht DfNotEAI
Rock HousK CRETk, April 6.-The AL
vance guard Of our army. under Gen Gus
terhouse, encamped at this point last eve
ming. having marched ~ miles from lhei,
old camp al Gross TimbeTs.
The people in this vicinity are mostly
Union, there being bat three secessionisis on
this road from Cas- Hill to Flat Hill
| stopped with good Union man last
night and found several of his neighbors
presen. all anxious % be informed whether
oar army Was going 10 leave them 90 the
tender mercies Of the secessionisfsts. he
said no money could hire them TO endure the
constant annoyance OF last summer They
wrre obliged 10 leave their familie- and
crods suffering. and shelter themselves for
days and weeks in the bush "a get ont oi the
reach OF the rebels.
Bands OF outlaws frequently came down
from Cassyille, and would rob the Usion
men of everything ia their houses, blankets.
bread, bacon, and ii they caught the owner
he would be taken, under a strong guand. 10
Cassyille
ture and unquiet state OF the country. bat a
lev are making any preparations 70 put in
cIops. Farms are laid waste, and fences
S"us" oP afoDt tht titaii fUdu, allu 4 HioH
men are discouraged.
The secessionists have mostly gone South
With their negroes
Some Union men have not only abandoned
the idea Of making crops, but are getting
their wagons out. intending to forsake all
and emsgrate 10 place of safety
The wounded are doing well at cassylle
The Court House and all prominent stores.
are being used as hospitals-it being a for.
tunate circumstance for them that the Own
ers of the principal buildings had stampeted
from The town.
On the JIlth, an expedition consisting Of
cavalry and two howiizers, reconnoitered
the country about Huntsville. At the latter
place II was found that force of rebel cav
airy. whom We intended 10 bag. had made
good their retreat.
The flag planted by Gen. Curtis. at keils
vile. was ruthlessly torn .l"wn, but WAS re
Gently replaced, aud whrn last seen, VA
floating over the Provosi Marshall Office Al
Cassville
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sit She y IN be approprialeIy Welcomed

visit she ~in be appropriately welcomed.
The namea of the tao brigs captured are
the Sslas. OF Proyidence. X. L., and the
Marcus. at Stockton. The former Vas
loaded with hay on private account, aud the
latter Wa chartered BY the government. bul
had been unloaded.
The name Of the schooner has 90, been
ascertained
The Captains of the two brigs escaped
ashore ia a small boat with four of the crew
% the Marcus. Two ,aen were left on
bsarl the Marcus aud sin on board the Sa.
has. they made no efforts 70 lower boat 10
escape. They were all taken prisoners 20
sether ~ith the crew Of the schooner.
IL Is said that the captured vessels were
ordered. last night. 10 mcve down the hatbor
for safety
The schooner Hasmony. used as water
boat. by Mr.. Nsses. Government Contfac-
tor for supplying water TO the fleet, happened
TO be along side OF the French Men -oi War
when the Merrimac made her appearance
aud VAS taken under the protection of the
French flag, thus escaping capture
MIR. Noyees has previously lest, by capture.
lwo schooners employed as water boats by
him.
LArER.-The jamestown returned from
Craney Island at 3 o'clock. Not a shot Was
fired until O'Clock when the Merrimae fired
three shots ia the direction of Hampton
Greek The Nangasuck and 0etora, which
had been stationed IN that yiyinity, replied
with number OF shots, all of which fell
near the rebel fleet The whole rebel fleet,
led by the Merrinsac. then returned to the
Elizabeth river
The name of the schooner captured Is the
Emily. She wss from Washington with
Suffers stores.
A passenger steamboat filled with scpecta
tors. came ont of Elizabeth river this after.
noon.
A number of small sail boats could he
sem through the day of S-wai's Point
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money. Bounty
Land.
II .. DANALDSoN, Notary Pub

II .. DANALDSON, Notary Pub.
LIE lic. Collector, Claim Agent, kc, a.. cnrr.
his services 10 the pubc, especially 10 those Nh.
have been connected with the Military - ryis of t
lntei States, and who may have any claim aesin.s
TIE General Government. lie viii arrange. forwAfa
aud successfully prosecute all valid clsus At rrasu-
able charges. and a. rapidly the business can l..
Having Tss Yrsks experience and prsc,ice herein
and The sid ot al old 0cer q the tenerai Govern.
meilt under President Hllmore's Administration h.
esnnoi fail IN being successful with all legal claim-
whether for PENSIONS. BOUNTY NOSEf ~ LAND
WAREANTs.
HALF-PAY pESsIoSS.-Tbe w,dows. or Il n.
"ado~s, the Children under sixteen years of a.c o
officers and soldiers of the present or any pre,ou.
var who have died or been killed while In the trr
wee. ar entitled 10 Hsif-Pay Pensions
INVALID fEN>IO>S.-Ail officers and Soldier.
who are disabled by reason Of wounds received a.,
hne o' duty a. soldier. Al any period. entitled
10 Invalid Pensions.
LAND wARRANrs.-A who served IA days b.
sns oi The past wars OF the United Staies OK d4y
m battle are cutitled to leo acres Of Land H. ea-
Of death, the Widow and Ninors are entitled
BOUNTY AO>kl.-Ihe beirs ~ ell soldiers VII
have volunteered during the present war fof ihr..
year or during the ws snd have died OF been kis-
While IN The service, are entitled 20 oNa liuNbas
lciIsks Bounty Money, aud such arrears 1t the 81
diers pay A. may have sccTues 70 the date - A..
death.
No charges made without claim 6. -osse..ini,
fernin sfed.
Deeds and Mortgage sN-~s.faf srd Fi.ut. a.,
ni<hcd.
So Eastern srfearAges 1rrsugci sl.d coll~,i-n
AL exchange promptly rrmiii~d.
~fi'h ai the "d corner stand.
rs. DANALDSOS
'ee'"u Notary Public. a.
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HAlrNoRr. April i2-Tho T.. ) gunboa
Reliance arrived here this morning with the
schooner Hartford captured of the mouth
of Myekamie0 River A copy of the Rich
mond Whig of the stl, was found on board
which has been furnished to the American
IL contains the following dispatches in re-
ference To the battle in Tennesse all being
dated on the 9th. aud giving an account OF
the sunday fight only:
R,rrlr Fmrp of SnIIoAn, April 9Th,
Via Coiinth and Chattanooga
10 Gen Laper, Adjufani General:
We have this morning attacked the enemy
ia a strong position in front Of Pittsburg, aud
after a severe battle of 10 hour. thanks TO
Almight, God, gained a complete victory,
driving the enemy from every position The
los on both sides !, heavy, including our
Commander-in Chief Albert sydney John
son. who fell gallantly leading h. troops into
the thickest OF the fight.
Siencjl
g. I. BLAuREGARD.
General commanding.
The Richmond Whg OF the 9Th, has The
following:
A letter has been received at New Orleans
from San Antonio. announcing the fall of
Fort Craig hy unconditional capitulation.
Col. Candy proposed that himself and
command be permittedto depart on condition
that they pledge themselves not to serve
during the war. but Gen. SibleJ insisted on
an unconditional surrender.
\ dispatch dated Mobile April 9Th, saws
the enemy shelled Pass Christian, Yesterday.
and landed :, i00 men and four IL FOUNDER
howitzers.
Our force WAS 400 men and two howitzers.
We made narrow escape.
4 letter from Pattonsburg, North Caro-
lima. TO the Richmond Whig. SAYS the Nash
vile was taken TO sea by Lieut. VIM. c
White. and that she was taken to Charles
ton. 10 be delivered to her new owners
The Richmond Wing contains news from
Yorktown. that Gen. Magrnder, with his
staff. VAS at the Lee House. near Lees mills
on sunday. and came near being captured
or killed by Gen. Keys. The horse of one
of his staff. was killed under him in his fight
10y shell.
On Monday Jeh. Davis addressed some
soldiers, and said he intended to
share their fate on the next battle field, and
and. come veal or woe, hc would be with
them and whatever might betide-whethcr
victory or defeat ensued-of one thing he as
sured them, the cause is safe-wel conquer
Ia the end
Ths Richmond Whig contains despatch
announcing that the rebel Gen. GLADDEN. lost
his left arm in the battle of Sunday.
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N.Hf~eroN. April i2--1ho Secretary Of
~af has received Information that Huntsville
Altiiania. ~as occupied yesterday ~ s.enef.
al NJ cheil. without much resistance tao
hundred dfi-enes. we're taken. also ! : Loco
mofiees. and large amount Of railing stock
NJ & " liell arrived here this morning,
direct iiom London and reports that the
feeling IN England. and France. IN favor OF
this country is dali, increasing Il i said
shat Nr fleid brought 9Th him from Europe
prnppsal- from inHusniical capctaliss- 10
sulfdy 4 yefy largo amount ol Naf material
90 the United State. 10 be delivered ia
New York and fafal,le eutisclj in hcnd- of
Our cossfenmeut
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II Lieut. Scott. Of the 3lst Ind. has
returned from the battle held OF Pittsburg
Landing lie was wounded quite severely
ia the arm. it being broken above the elbow
and badly shattered. The Jlst maintained
sts we'll esrned reputation for valor and un-
fiuching courage 10 the recent battle
through which il has passed. But many OF
- brave men bat the dust in that sangu,nary
struggle. With them death -as preferable
g. defeat
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u TIT. ~ % LII 7 \
VA nrrknfxfsg. WASHINGTON April ~
Col. An-oa Sisger is hereb, authorized 20
srani passes 20 she Editor. Oorfespoosients
and reporters u newspaper. 10 enter the
iipgs 0i the nited states Amy, anon ~
ocising satisfactory proof OF That saeh I,efsob
sPliy a. Zoe such I.ass = loyal snd his written
fsrs.le not to pstli.h any Information ia rc
gard - military operations, that would give
al - ce'sost % tie enemy Persons ho.l.
ii'r a''eh fnsses to le 4stiectel 20 sech r.Ie.
sol ferniassuus the lfsnssal f'osam.n.r;ns
hlas fre>cflhe
t>.gnei fbwfN N STANTON.
>sc'y ~ Vac
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FROM VIRGINIA

Woon>rocS. April ~
To T.. ". SiaafoH.
We learn from Jackson Camp tins morn.
ing, that Besuregand j. dead. The renort
comes direct from rebel sources
Nothing new TO report regarding the enc
my. signed
y l. BANKS
Mai Gen
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALrINoRr, April l3.-An Old Point let
ter brings no later news except it was thought
the Merrimac was aground near Sewall',
Point. This i only surmised The oeer
rebel vessels are moving about.
At , O'Clock p. VI. the Merrimac's position
was unchanged, and from tide being low aWi
tugs about her, il looks pretty certain that
she Is aground.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

- The body Of MAJOR Arm. l@ssed
through this city on Saturday evening. i'F
Nontezuma, his former residence
Lieut.. Col. Morgan Of tbs 2Sth iud-. ~ho
wss reported wounded severely IA the head
passed through here CA Saturday OF has ~as
20 Craxlordssille. His wound Is IA the lex
.n.l not r the head a reported
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DfzD On SATURDAY morning. At y clock
of Congestion ofthe brsin. FerDEEEck. son
Of CHAr~cEy and FENxcFs y. wNEEES. IN
ne i2fh year OF his age. The funeral -,ll
taks place ON TUESDAY morning. - ten
O'Clock from the ressd.nee OF n parent.
..n sonsh sixth Street
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klsovAL.-Mr. l. A Barnett ~ill. aboal
ihe lth Of April. remove his Leather Stose
u So. It2 North Wabash Street. between
th- establishment OF Human and Cox n
s'o--where he will. At all times. he glad 10
re ~ customer u2a dtf
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40 To \. &. fuKaoN :. NJ.
-. A.la ~fr-st faa - u aa.i hl- h.ss~ faa
- sr~sh tso@-ts - ~xrry ihins thaf - luf
Ess's q fhe kti .Ed feli G. very srnsil prehs fof
rssA q. tk< ssis are hoashf ks sash. a,.d ~ ~.
Iii ts~ 4osl4ty sn pris~ sill eauapsT~ fss.fshl
siih 49, taHse IN ~ CITY
fsefyskln. sli ~lli 10 aeisff - sny psfi q ihs
- frs~ ~ shsfs-
s.fi =. - A. 80 ~fr--f T~ffe Mast. fr-itsat.
q FTkhpw
-.rsffs.sfF
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FROM NEW YORK

NV YORK. April i3.-A special 10 the
Mercury SAYS there are not 5000 rebels be
tween Gordonsvile aud Richmond.
The Rappahansock River Is very high.
Port Royal advices of the 9TH stat that
an assault will be made ON Savannah to
morrow. Our pickets were within eight miles
of the city.
Other important movements are about
transpring.
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bkASDRETn'S PIII$.-for the restoration
health u those who have been stricken by a,osl.as
OF paralysis they are the ouly reliable Esedicins
ali affections q the inng.. chest and hoa~is shs,r
pro'np, nre saves life and quickly onre- infnu,,.
is. pieurisy. oh-lerA. wind spzsm- ~orin~ cAol~,
lnofeus. disrrho~s sysentary, Whether from malaria
eating unripe fruits ether fauits IN diet. yieid
ihcir influence. Asthma gout, rhsum@iisurs, I..
affections, rnpsures. infammAtioBS ~ any ass.a
levers. whether sgns other specific i.xsrs: lilns
disesses, Jsundise. 81. yinss dsncc smallpox es.-
les. Group eryspelAs. white swellias. piles. ulcer.
u even thirty years continuance and ezpeciAn,
ulcers Of the liver. have all been cured = prmsneuty
by these celebrated Vegetable unlyerssi Ifils 10
female complaints and nervous diseases the, sa,.
been equally successful. Wide change % Me. l.I
hrrt and second periods). Epilepsy. t~pres-is0 q
spirits. frghtfu derAm- all obstruction AL f.s.a
Aions are by them cured. dispersed and eorrcciss-
Price % cents PER box
Sold by J. r. cusIseEAs. Tere- Haute. AMI by ali
respectable dealers In medicine. Jsnidwl.
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Ash SHOE STo X L.
NEW STOCK
w. II. STONE.
Has jast received a new aud -pIendid sto

Has Iast receive al a new sDd splendid stock
BOOTS ) SHOES
80 all kind.. varieties and s,yle-. 10 -uil all
49,. eye. saaes and purses We also
have en ksnI and are making 60 order. all
sind- French calf Boo,- and Shoes.
corner Mn and Fourth streets. opposite
~oathern Bank apiniiwwlm
a. All llso-e who want beautiful silk
Hat. of the l.test fashion. call at the New
iork Ia, ~s.'se md ge, one Of the Home
Manufacture ~hich make myself. there
lore I can Warrant all hsts bought Of me-
have line assortment II French Beaver.
otter and Sost Cashmere hai- of she finest
qnsls.y. snd Of all co.ors. which am selling
ser, loo slso. large assortment Of Wool
Hat. of sii eeior-. ringing II pf'e- - ls~
- hhs cents
Tn I0wEkhE. Practical Halter.
SUCCESSOR 60 ] e. YATES
ngs e. Coz fshh snf Main ST..
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cAiRo, April lI-Yester,iay two splendid
batteries of rihed gyms we're found in the
woods below Island No 10 Large amounts
of property, Consisting Of hosscs. mnie-. ~ag
ons and arms are beng dali, brought 10 by
osr men.