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Ff0n the Era,ni'ev, Norfolk, Va.
CephAlic Pills accomplish the Obleet for which the
were made, viz: Cure Of headache In All liz fOrms
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All kinds of LADIES DRESS GOODS at a wonder
iul sacrifice. full stock Of CLOTHS, CAss1MEREs
AND VEsfINGS on hand, which will bo made 20
order, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
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YrsrLASrr, MlCu., Jan. u, 1861.

YrsILANrI, MIcH., Jan. II, 1861.
Mr.. SpaLfing. "'' '' '.
Sir! al. ... 4r-. b.. .r..s-..
Not long since sent 10 you for a hOx Of Cephac
Pills for the Of the Nervous Headache and Cos.
tlyeness and received the same, and they had good
an eject D1at tpds induced 10 send for more. .
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bEVERLY' MASS, Dec. II, 1850.
a. C. SpaLiing, ESQ. ~
wish for circulars large shaw lills to Irhp
your Cephalic Pills more particularly before my Gus.
toners. If you have anything Of the kind, please
send TO me. i' '' .f',.fi
One of my customers who il subject 10 severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two days) was cured Of an
attack IN one hour BY yoar nus, which sent hsrJF
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MAsosvrrLr, Coss,. Feb. 8, 1861.

s,,rtr MAsoNvILLE, CoEN., Feb. g, 1861.
Mr.. SpaLiing. ''''
SIR -,f-. .. r.r.,.
I nave tired your Cephalic Pills. and IfI1eAh 10
oeL that want you TO send me two dollars worh
f 90 10
Part of these are for the neighbors, to whom gave
a few out Of the fT Il box got from YOU ~
Send the Pills by mail, and obIige
Your obt Servant,
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Henry c. Spaldiflg Rsq. i .f +. aYlal tlIl
Please find ncosed twenty five cents, for which aend
another box Of your Cephalic Pills They are tIt
The best Rls haze sUer tried.4 u d Afs' IlFT'
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Ssr, AoJLik 81 lBiA4s lAHA
wish you to send me one more box Of your Cephal
c Pills. have received great deal Of benefit from in
Yours, respectfully,
50 MARY ANN sToIK HOUSE,
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ePKuoE oRHEK, HVNrIsoToN Co., PAL
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II. C. 8pGtding. .0E .lMl lEaatNfH
Sir:
You will plese send me two boxes OF your Oephalc
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Respectfully yours, ..y..f
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p s.-IhavsuSsdOn one boa Of your Ilis, and 6nd He,t
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George A. Grove, guardian OF George
NJ. winebrenner, LouiEa NJ. Wine |
brenner and David II. Winebrenner,
Plaintiff,
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JULY II. 1869.
rounds in very much the same manner with

rounds in very much the same manner with
the churches.
Last week Gen. Shields division passed
through here en- route for James River.
Among the number was the the Fourteenth
Indiana. I of course paid them a visit,
and found the "Orescent Guards" all look
ing well, considering the privations and
fatiguing marches through which they have
passed. They told some wondrous feats of
travelling, and call themselves "Shields
Cavalry" Capt. Willard and Lieut.. Bal
langer both look "huge;" and we may
safely trust the valor of our noble State
on the sanguinary fields in front of Rich
mond with the galladt l4tb, 18th and 7th
Indiana Regiments.
There is quite a diversity of opinion
upon the late movements in front of Rich
moud, some claiming that we have gained
a decided advantage, others considering it
quite reverse to our arms. However
there,is one fact for the Administration
and the people to consider, namely, that we
cannot take Richmond, nor crush out the
rebellion while the enemy presents an army
twice as strong as ours, and advance in
solid column to meet our scattered forces.
The reverse in Shenandoah valley would
never have happened if the rebels had not
known that they outnumbered us three to
one, aud the lives that were there sacrificed
might bave yet been spared to the country.
The loyal States have every resource Tor
supplying this deficiency, bo!h men and
money, and every facility for transporta-
ton. The call for 100000 more troops is
good of itself, but would have been far bet
ter if it had been made three months ago.
But perhaps / am intruding upon your
time and space, and l shall leave these
ideas TO be discussed by more able pens
than mine, wishing you success in every
etfert for the cause of the Republic
| remain yours, A. L. E
Ist Bat 63d Reg't Ind. Vol.
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BooNvILLE, Ind, July 5th


EDITORS JOURNAL To-day the unter-
rifed Democracy those who, to use their
own language, don't skeer worth a
damn" met in Convention, en- mdsse, at this
place, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates to fill the various offices that become
vacant this year and it is of the doings of
this Convention that propose to treat. Il!
being known that it would require great
deal of physical, as well as mental firmness
to meet and properly dispose of the great
responsibilities which these men were about
to assume, they had recourse to a stTatagem
which, wereI to omit, would be doing great
Injustice to the military skill of these po'
lilical tricksters. -1
Representing to a certain gentleman, gen.
orally known as King Whisky (who, by the
way, happens to be very closely related to
King Cotton) that it would be to his ever
lasting interest 90 al them in their days
: labor, they succeeded in seducing the old
-g6atlemau from the path of rectitude, and
gained hfs unwilling consent to do all in
his power for them, though he urged that
he. no doubt, would be severely reprimand-
: etpf6r being caught in such tad company.
Any one acquainted with this gentleman's
nSode-r& rBocedure can easily imagine the
, effect produced on this indiscriminating
mass of intelligences by one O'Clock P. NJ,
. 46s time. at which they were to repair
to the Court House preparatory to the or
ganizshion of the Convention.
AsmBoon as the tumult had so far subsided
as to allow a mans voice, strained to the
highest note, to be heard, some one made a
motion that Dennis B. Kitchen be called to
the ahair. One long, loud, and animated
cheer arose, expressing the pleasure with
which the motion was generally received,
and Immediately the immortal Dennis, with
all the grace and elegance of hyena, as
cended the stand. After the eye has once
beheld the abdominal proportions of this
individual, there can certainly not exist any
doubts as to his great capabilities.
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE
CAMP TIFPEcANoE, Alexandria, Va, I
Tuiv 4 1862 (

CAMP TIFpEcANoE, Alexandria, Va,
July 4, 1862
EDITORS JoURNAL:-The 16:h of June
last we found ourselves treading the sacred
soil of the cold DomiDion," having left
Tennally town, marched to Washington, aud
were then transported to this place the
same day, arriving about 8 o'clock P. NJ,
we'll satisfied with our dose of knapsacks,
and enjoying a good appetite for even
soldiers fare.
The object of our moving to this place
is to assist in doing Provost guard duty.
The 9lst Pennsylvania, E. NJ. Gregory COM
mandant, has been on duty here for the
past three months. The Colonel is acting
as Provost Marshal, and under his mild,
though firm and decided rue. quiet has
prevailed, the law-abiding being protected.
and the turbulent promptly punished.
There are great many rebel sympathi-
zers here. They are heartily sick of the
war, ard, deeming their cause hopeless,
express themselves anxious for the triumph
of the Federal arms, and the restoration of
the old order Of things. There is not at
present more than half the original inhabi-
tants in the city, the other half having long
since taken up their abode in a cline more
fcongenial to their newl " fledged patriotism.
! The Ellsworth Hotel is still offering its
connnodations to all Union people, while
from its Hottest height the same old Union
banner sAhat cost Ellsworth his life securely
a. NJ J, ,1Oh lar
Sesived the. SAA sbQtMbas been rebuilt, the
7 old one having beensi sway by pieces,
and cassaaaalP off Mssanenie Bees of the memo
/ rahle exem IN Ehs north-wes part Of the
kcAy standS One of the oldest cburches in
the United States, although it has DearR Re-
modelled until it presents quite modern
appearance.
A citizen informed me4hat WNshinetOass
had often atten1R@it. Evisited i1Ihzt as
the afternoon services were commencing.
| and as | listened to- the mellow notes of
the organ, could but fancyssthe presence'
| of the immortal Washington, with his ven
erable countenanee and god-li4e form, bows
| ing IN humble and child-like attitude be-
fore Him who hold the reilS of the Unf
verse. And we may safely Imagine that
| the Patriots heart here looked far Hov@a
the vestibule of futurity, aad implored that
future generations, defendants of the i'm
mortal men of tie revolution, might not 6s
cursed with fratricidal war. Yet such is
being enacted over their sacred ashes, its
horrors being doubled by all the machina-
tions of art and the genius of CIVILIZATION
The Government has nearly all the church
es in use, and Uncle Sam makes the wrath
of secesh to praise him, viz: the owner Of
a fine house il reported disloyal; it is taken
and converted into Hospital; the owner
suspicious his nefghbor of reporting him, so
he reports his neighbor, and so it goes the
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GEO. A. BITTROLFF.

KHG YEN q JUST II TUB " y ID
-AA from the East, with well selected stock of
Watches. Closks, Jewelry, and Silverware. offers
his stock as low as the articles be bought in
large cities. Gold Watch - from $3.50 down to
$50. Silver Watches from $50 down TO SIG
Clocks, from $50 down to $l.75. Setts of Jewery,
from $50 down to soc. Bracelets, from $50 down
to 81 80.
Finger Rings Breastrins, Far-riDgs from SIS
down to 25c. Si-~~'rable and Teaspoons Soup
Ladies, Cream Sp 'SS R9tter and Fruit Knives,
Sugar Torg', Salt Nastard SPOONS, all soil
lower than usual.
Sive-, Steel and Silver Spectacles, La
dey fine Wire and S~-1- PertemOnaes Silver and
Tortoise shell Card Cases, Gentlcmens Purses and
Iortemonaies.
+. r. Robins7n's 1; dexicaI Silver Soap, for
cleansing Silver Plated Ware, the best tbinf
ever used.
Gold Guard and Vest Chains, Gold Pens, PLATED
Ware, Castors, &c. Lathe and silk Guard Steel
Chains G ggles, Recy.r's others, Th ermom.
eters, DC ali of which he offers at low figures.
Cell and see before purchasing elsewhere, anC
satisfy yourselves of the fact.
APPS
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$4,000 II

He now visits Evansville for the purpose
of closing up the business of the regiment,
so far as concernsthe payments Of the audi
ted bills. He has received from the State
no other sum than the money already mem
toned, and no other bills contracted for the
18th regiment have yet been laid before
the Auditing Committee.
No wrong intentions are charged to 1t.
Dixon by this Department, in regard to this
part of his official transactions, and had not
his regiment been suddenly and hastily or
dered away, its business at Evansville and
vicinity would have been closed up with
ordinary expedition.
JAMES GREENE,
Asst. Quartermaster-Gen'l of Indiana.
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warriok County Convention,

Asst. Quartermaster-G Gen1 of Indians
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QUARrEaMAsTER GEMS DDpARrMENr,
INDIANA VOLUNTEERS,
- @ Indianapolis, June 80.
70 achdm q mag concern

To 9Chdm at mag concern:
LIT. N. r. Dixon, @. NJ. of the 18th Regi-
ment Indiana Volunteers, presented sundry
bills at this Department in the month of
July, 1861, amounting to $4,000 IL, being
for supplies of various kinds, labor, trans
portation, &c, &c, had at Evansville and
vicinity for the 12.h Regiment. The bills
being found correct, the amount above sta
ted was drawn by Lieut.. Dixon from the
Stnte Treasury, and he returned to Evans
vile to disburse it to the proper parties.
He paid out in that way, according to his
STATE ment, which is credited at this Depart
meut $l,7ll ST; also to other parties, by
order of Col. j. NJ. Wallace for various
purchases, the sum of STAG So, then ex-
pecting to send the bills so paid to this De-
partment in few days, obtain the money
on them, and thus replace the amonnt so
used out of the $4,000 IL, and finish up the
payment of The bills for which that amount
was paid him.
But at that point of time, the Regiment
was ordered to Virginia suddenly and in
haste aud be was unable to complete the
payment
ment, ne stopped here, made statement OF
these facts, left the unGudited bills that he
had paid also a list of the audited bills he
had paid, and those he had left unpaid, and
paid IN at this Department the unexpended
balance in his hands, amounting TO SAB "a,
thus accounting for the whole amount of
81, ,OO2 that had been placed in his hands,
to-wit:
Paid of audited bills s............... $1,7l1 81
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NUMBER 9l3
MISCELLANEOUS
3. "a. G6ETe2.t s. Go.

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~ Lemon Syrup, Tomato O4tsup, Rice, Almonds
Fitcrts, English walnuts, figs, raisins, currants,
oysters, sardines, alum, epson salts, roll brim-
stone, sui phur, cepperAs, matders extract OF log
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drops, wooden bowls, jujube paste, cinnamon,
dried beef british lUstre, bonnet boards, ink OIL
nails SASH glass, spiits urpentine, al spces, soda,
pain killer, liluorice, &c, &c &C.
supply of the Above kept constantly on hand ,
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eTARCH.-9 tons best qrality, just received, for
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C0kH BR0OMS.-15O dozen, large aud small,
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OHEESE.-50 bXs Hamburger and English Dairy
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FRESH COVE OYSTERSs-20O doz. I and
lb cans, just received and for fale by Z Gilbert
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Layer and NJ R. Raisins.-75 whole, half and
quarter bxs, best, for sale by
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je16 No. Sycamore street.
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Coroner's Inquest.

:. II IT aA1 sN kssN he AkSD n n A n
= on the 12theA June, 1862, the undersigned,
coroner of VanderDdrgh county, Indiana. held an
inquest, with assistance of twelve qualified eIec.
tors of Union township, the body of George
Kxeps who was found in the Ohio river in Union
township, VandeTburgh county, Indiana The
said K reps five feet eight inches high, and
about 46 years of age. Had on cotton shirt an d
co tton pantaloons. The said jury returned The
following verdict IS Came to his death by acciden-
tai drowning. A. YQUNGS,
ieI7 Coroner.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. July LIE is evident com
municaton has been kept open from Wash
ington to Richmond by way OF Leesburg
Middlebury. White Plains &c. The seces-
sionists Of Wauenton are glorying over tho
news of the battles near Richmond. but ac-
knowledge II Mcclellan gets reinforced
enough TO take Richmond. the war mill be
over.
A scouting party whici went from War
renton has been % far as the kappahannoek,
reports that our p.ckets have been driven in.
but gives no particulars.
WASHINGTON. July ll.-Among the bust
ness which viii be left unfinished by Con
gress is the general Bankrupt Law which
has been steadily gaining in friends. Blair
of Virginia, Casey and Maynard OF Kentucky
and Fisher Of Delaware are the only repre-
sentatives from slave States who voted tor
the Conference report on conhscation.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, July 1.-THE Richmond
Examiner says. cf IL own governor a. there
has sirezdy been enough OF hifng and
abuse OF The public mind BY the fafTsessson
or rcsery alton Of facts on the art OF the
Government. IL the commanding General
could write dozen lines giving The result Of
the fight at Gaines Hin. vhy each succeed
ing day and sight have we not had Bulle-
Tin OF equal length. stating results. Ii would
have cost but tribe of time aud would have
confined an uncAlculable benefitof the whole
country in composing public anxiety. 1.-THE
fr. official display had not been fully sus-
tained by subsequent events. and II the pub
lie expectations are TO be reduced we believe
that our people can bear the disappointment
without waiting TO hear the facts drip out
through the slow confessions OF those IN
authority. Gen Mcclellan has effected a
communicates With the river. why VAS not
the fact boldly stated instead Of trihing with
the public mind.
We know the valor Of bur troops has pre-
vailed. but what may the strength of the
remnant Of his army, whether that remnant
yet i involved by our lives has escaped our
grasp or has been reinforced Tor another
grand battle. are questions which eve.j body
has been asking Tor the last week and which
tut otsethththt fi"iAtl hett'o' w $50" "
Upon 10 which tho rebels are now reduced
there. the Examiner says the scene of opera
tons has been removed 10 such distance
from Richmond that il Is difficult to obtain
any news. but from what Is generally under
stood from the situation, il appears TO admit
only OF the severe alternative of any imme-
date assault Of the enemy on the falling
back TO our lines.
The examiner also says il il sincerely To
be hoped that the ability of our Generals
and the dsuntless eouiage Of the southern
armies will soon relieve this portion OF our
State from the presence OF an army. In
them, under heaven. l. our only hope 80
long the enemy holds undisputed posses
sion of the lower James River. 80 long Is
the Capital of the Confederacy menanced.
The Examiner says that out of about
1900 men darried into action by Gen Prev.
Sli were killed or wounded.