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Oar KINGS DiSPENsARl
FOR PRIVATE Diseases.

.. aias DR. KING, formerly Of New York, 70
ttNE FA thc last four years 0i Louisville. Is ..
end VIM has devoted be aucnto.
She treatment of private dsoarcE Tor 30 years, d+ri
hlmseli, ha,mg attended 10 practice Tor 90 uiuu.
pears and cured 30 mnny thousands, he Is enabled
cure all diseases OF private nature, 30 matter how
bed they may be nom nIudiciOus medioul treatment,
Jf from neglect OF ther own. Dr kng'a usponbafy 10
No % neadercs street. between Cherry and square,
ocond story E1erc he cures all disaanos Of private
unturc.
Gonornea cured Euhoui usog,ous medicines Or 10.
oueroHct with business.
structures of Ola 0f recent date electrically cured ~
fee daysi by 40 operation which oa4ala 90 pain,
Where structure exists LUklth 0anuoi uo euluyodl
Perhaps no Disease causes more mischief and unaeTi
M ues the Cnnstltuuon so muoh
syphilis With 90 the Diseases Of tho SKIN, glowing
uut OF neglect bad treatment, can be eiel tually
cured IN aiow days
Seminal Wadi,asli lnrI i0nitr attention having bton
given % ths disease and al che Consequences CROWNS
aut 1 70, brought 90 n msuy cas0s thc destructive
hhnht ll ncnuhiirratr yuutuH. and excessive tndui
scrle 0l che passions, utH loot of Uhlcl Wil undoI
mioc the constitution, reu .srus he subject nua ioi
business oi society and snug premature u1 We,
fcma'es Nho may be lauufing With any dlnlouiiy
NE Wuinh mny -eat assured Immediate roIioL
iersans residing abroad, by writing and stating then
vase Niih aice enclosed, diroCt 90 Dr. A. King, No q
uollofos street, Nashville, Tenn, Ni hove Ore nuoat
ary medicines Htut ta thUu address unca hou'
om n.oi.a % To- zoe morniug untl tn 40 evening
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WAsnISGToN, July If.
The following correspondence was oc-
casioned by the strange and mysterious
charges put forth few days since by the
Louisville Journal!
Myor General Michel:
DEAR SIR; Your attention is hereby
called to an extract from the Louisville
Journal of the 10th inst. "Three of us.
who know you personally, know that the
charge is utterly false, the world needs
only your denial under your own sigma
ture Yours very truly,
b. f. CAMPBELL,
llG Madison Avenue"
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APPLICABLE & co.
Administrators Sale.

TTAYING been duly qualified as Administrator on
IL tho Estate OF LEOPOLD LOEPER, deceased,
Will proceed 20 sell at Pubic Auction, az tho Court
Ilouse ia tho City of Nashville, Saturday, July e.
1862, the following Property belonging 10 the atoy
Estate, viz Nahse, one Carpet btR, two Sheets,
a small amount of Clothing, one FIie Sc also, one
so-rl uHso, Uue complete SET g single Harness one
setnCt compete, one saddle Sale 10 commence az 10
o'cloCk, A. N. Terms, cash 0n delivery.
NurlCE-All persons having claims against the
al We E-iate are tqu ted topro.,nt them according
10 law ana these inl, bted tatiid Esn'o 90 an ke
mediate pay meuL II KuFMEKORF,
July 10, 1879 --lJ,lO % 20 Admnistr.tr
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CAVE DIsooYERED.--A large cave has
been discovered near the White Noun
tains, the entrance TO which is nine feet
high and fifteen feet wide, opening TO
fine apartment sixty feet IN length, formed
Of jasper of delicate blue and ash color,
striped with fire red.
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One Of MonoAS's gang who registered
at Lebanon, KY, the other day in the
raid on that place, was Lieut.. SAM. Nor
GAN Of this city.
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HUmnREY MARSHALL has been remov-
ed for inactivity His inactivity was the
natural cause given Of his heavy reverses
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Guerrilla warfare is inhuman, barba-
rous and brutal Guerrilla is nothing
but corruption Of gorilla.
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or Lieutenant Colonel LANDnUM pro-
claimed Martial Law in Cynthiana on
Tuesday. All citizens able to bear arms
were ordered into active duty.
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An exchange calls on volunteers TO
come at the tap Of the drum" Tapping
q beer barrel would bring some a good
deal sooner
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The Richmond Why says that its
lousey chiyalry are the "master race"
They have made good many masteyly
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So REWARDI

O,TOLEN, from Y. HUIDhBRAND, jcWtller, ON Cn-
> ion street, ONE PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH, manufactured by Jn0, Johnston, Wv
erpul The Watch IS Of small size, with white dial,
engraved ON the inside "Gto w. HAMMER, from his
uthor On the year 1857 ou the outside engraved
"H0RACG liANMsR." The above Kewatd will De paid
for any Inform uion that may Lad 20 lhe recovery Of
The property. IL IA, HAMMER.
luuo5-tt
Iouisvle Journal paAsn copy TO the amt. Of So.
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NEW nREECn-LnAnING RITLE.

NEW REECu-LOADINC RIFLE.
Lenrh Of barrel "A Inches weight 5t pounds clfIs
pre- A-l1 ucAi p el1urEtot llls, taun 81 tai's AuIF
A.I.lf ael at p mIla thc penetration ta double tNHi
celebrated uru. % shoots eIfh ihe accuracy ri arrHt
fla. 1al noe possibly mics hra Metal cartrfgf olli
lnf hti ha ruaa Of DnItaf tuurtIY waterproof, and
l.efifuch'e hT rough carriage. tlu he uaol ul day
Nlhoat cleanug, I ihe only fun ihst doet noe leak
hro a. the hrtech. Simple and durable al iha best uHn
ts-l9ating gun. Mads erclntivelr 90
H. KIITnEDGE co.,
1Hl Main Street, CInr|nn1fli
h.aler IN Guus. Sporting AgFsrslur, ans AliiafT
The lui6rfg ued. Agent Tor H. X a o., sIli famisl
hiios, as above. Oh OfdcfE of ibo fcieraI Army ii
icnncsa q, 40 Cincinnati prccii asoi faina, cworda
rashtl, Bot 90, AZ,
VINCENT a. BRADBURY,
July l2-iNe &c. c0ui n1lel, hashYills.
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II you would be great you must seek
greatness by the true law, which is that
Of serving aud not OF being sewsf-Er-
change.
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gp telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.


MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
COnfsOatiOn Bill Signed by President
Rumored Movement Of jackson.
Gen. Price Crosses the Mississippi.
-
GENERAL HALLECK RESIGNED.
Rumor Of a Fight at Cynthiana.
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
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Monetarg,
Furnished by Dyer Pearl.

Tennessee Bank Notes are selling at % 70 40 y Ct dis
Georgia Old banks..,.,..,,........4O " 40 "
South Carolina and AHbama.......4O " IS "
Yrg MIA and North Carolma, % 90 "
OHIO, Indiana and Kentuc ,y...... z" b"
U p Treasury Notes. eco. .......... " A"
RS- These rates ere for gold.
The Bank uf West Tennessee h an exception 10 e
above an t.tons, Sales have been mace at 90 a CT.
discount Tor gold.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-10
Recaplure Of the Opelousas
Railroad.
From the Houston Telegraph E1tra.

From the Houston Telegraph E1trp
Berwicks Bay, May 26th=-Capt
Fuller and 80 men went down Atcha-
fa!aya Bay to-day, on 4 small gun
boat and passed brasl.ear City
They then went u2 Bayou Bloueti to
the Railroad brid &c. From thence
they took hand ears and run back TO
Brashear City. Here they took pos
session OF locomotive and cars, and
took Lieut.. Cox Of the Federal army
prisoner.
They then had the locomotive
fired up, and with the train went up
the road TO meet the down train. and
met it at the regular point Of passin.,
and took possession Of it, taking the
Lieutenant and two privates in charge,
prisoners. They then wen. within
nine miles Of Al giers and took up the
track. and cut til. l.vee at Bells or
near there. After this they proceed
ed back to Brashear, burning all the
bridges and taking with them ali the
cars. The running stock taken con
sisted Of 3 locomotives, 3 passenger
cars, 80 box cars, So fiat cars. and rs
stock cars. The party then took
their boats with the prisoners and
went up the bayou TO New Iberia.
On the morning of the 18th alt,
says the Washington (AriSansas}
Telegraph. the enemy's gunboats
Monitor and Galena, accompanied
by others, attacked our batteries on
Wilder's aud Dauley's Bluffs, and
opened with ssea: violence. Our
batteries replied deliberately, and Il:
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T L l. E G r A ? HIC.
RUMoRs. Passengers say

RUMoRs. - Passengers say that
Gen. Butler has been assassinated.
They also state that after the de-
parture of the Sunboats from Baton
Rouge. the eNasperatcd citizens of
that place attacked the Federals lett
in charge of the city, killing thc2 all.
And that on receipt Of this iItelli-
gencs, the sunboats-which had gone
in the direction of Vicksburg-re-
turned and co-l-aenccd shelling the
place. burning it to the ground. How
true this is we know not.
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Advertisements published at irregular
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A dispatch dated Bayou Des Arc,
Ark. May goth, from Capt. ALI John
son says the Yanks have retreated
from that section, and he thinks the
object Of the party, numbering about
| 1000, is forage and plumber, he est
! mates their entire force at 5000
Heavy cannonading was heard in
the direction Of West Point, which
was supposed to be the gunboats shell
ling the Yankees. Scouts have been
sent to learn the particulars. a
good account may be looked for soon
from the daring and indefatigable.
captain.
Cotton Plant, May ga fight
commenced yesterday evening at
Cache river bridge, resulting in the
killing Of twenty-five federals and
wounding about the same number
Our loss. tw" Of Capt. Painters com
pany taken prisoners. Fight still
progressing. We have been rein
forced. Looking for some exciting
news every moment.
Richmond, May 29.-Ali the sick
! and woundsd in the hospital =.
Ashland w.rs brought here to-day.
The Federals are reported a,!vanc
ing on that place. This afternoon
soldiers arrived on trains report that
a serious engagement took place yes
terdav nea- the Central Railroad,
between one Brigade under General
Branch and n large force of T.cerals
no official information received.
All efforts to obtain reliable intelli-
gence unsuccessful No fighting near
Richmond to-day. The city remains
quiet. The following dispatch was
received TO day bv Governor Le,ch-
er:
Stanton. May 2s-Bank.: has
fed with his army in broken squads
across the Potomac 1.-The stores we
captured 1T Martinsbure ar. innu,uer-
able. The Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road is e,iec:nallv broken up.
Wilmington. May 2S-The steam
er Gordon, Capt. Walker command
ing, was captured by he biockading
feet at 10 O'Clock this morning, off
the bar 4. Cape Fear. One boat
load of the crew escaped. who report
that nobody was hurt, and tina. her
cargoe consisted of five thousand
stand Of arms and twenty tive tons
of powder.
Richmond, May 2G,-Th. follow
ing dispatch was received by the
War Department;
Winchester. May 27,h, z. N.
To Ger. s. Cooper, Aa'Jt GcaI
During the las: three days God
has blessed our arms with brilliant
victories. On Friday a: From: Roy
al, The Fedecals wc-v routed, and
one section OF artillery II addition TO
many prisoners were cap:Urad. GA
Saturday Banks main coiumn whilst
retreating from S;-asa"cs 20 Win
chester was pierced IN he rear; pors
retrestins towards S:rasna-g. On
Sunday. the other p;4-: vas routed
at this place A. laa: accoua.s Brig
Gen. S:uar. was pursuing :he cnc-
ny's cavalry and artillery and cap
turing the fusltivrs, "a la"se amount
OF medical ordnance 81. r::.c. stores
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SHREVEPORT TUESDAY. JUNE 49, 1862.

noon. The firing was heard here
from the direction of Hanover Court
House, and it is believed to be in
that vicinity. No particulars have
been received. This skirmish is be.
Iieved in the city to be the prelude
to a general engagement.
LArER.-In the skirmish this af-
ternoon at Hanover G. III. the 18th
New York and 28th North Carolina
were principally engaged, 80 FEEDER
'els were killed and wounded, and 60
captured. The prisoners had ar
rived here. The Confederate loss
is only 6 or 8, nothing has yet been
heard Of the skirm;sh at Attlis Sta
ton.
Vicksburg, May 2s.-Two of the
Federaps gunboats came within s
miles Of our lower batteries yesterday
evening and opened a fire on them,
the latter not replying. The boats
then fired or the city which was
kept up until two o'clock this morn
ing. Several dwellings, were dam
aged, but the batteries remain unin-
jured. w.
All quiet q: Fort Pillow.
Memphis May ga dispatch re-
ceived from Richmond to-day says
Banks flying columns had reached
the Potomac, and what was left Of
them had been crossing in squads,
and that We had captured an immense
amount OF stores and ammunition, etc
perhaps to o greater extent than we
captured ut Bull Run.
The bombardmcnt of Fort Pillow
has been incesstnt and furious for the
past three days--lnost OF their shell
falling within the fort without how
ever doing much damage. There are
many rumors about Corinth. Some
say it is being evacuated, others that
fighting has commenced Yesterday
the skirmishin= was very heavy all
alon. our lines.
To-day the enemy are throwing
she'll at our camps ty.am their seige
guns. \ great many Of our citizens
have LETT, fearing the approach Of the
epemy, ana The streets looL. deserted
A few days now will tall what will
become If Memphis aad che Missis-
sinqi .:%er.
Richmond, May 3l-A violent
evening, continuing several hours,
causing about nine o'clock Z. NJ. the
gas works 10 be flooded, which pro-
duced total darkness IN the city.
\ silirm;sli took place on the Will
Harrisburg read, near the CLickahon
;uy rivrr. which river was much
swollen by the ram last evening, re-
Sni.inr in EAp: Scharho.o. C North
Carolina, being killed. The fight is
now progce ssin- On IL" same road
No reports v,c received.
The As2vy ram t;.s: nigh: caused
a food IL he EhicAahnninv liver,
which i IS reported! w;t<n"ci the
bridge away and c:,u~... three divi-
stons OF me Federal array this side. OF
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says the Federal army arc falling
back, and Gen. Smiths brigade ere
pursuing them.
It is reported III Richmond that
Stonewall Jackson had crossed t.,.
Potomac river, and is now a. Wi
Transport, Nd, or F1ed-rickto~n
turnpike. This movemen. it Is
thought caused the ret-ograde move
ment Of the Federals from Rich
mond.
The Examiner says Gen. Branch
in Tuesdays fight at New Hanover
succeeded in getting off his entire cen-
mand, and Ashland is still in our
lines.
Richmond, May 3l,-The la:e::
reliable report from the battle fed
represents that the the enemy have
been driven one mile and hs.!
from their position and our forces O.
cupying. their camp.
We captured 3 batteries after 1nez:
desperate fighting the enemy beass
protected by en:renchmen:s ard
woods
Several hundred prisoners are -e-
ported taken by our forces.
The Charleston Courier Of the 2C,A
says f.: The enemy, in strong fo.ct,
consisting Of infantry, cavalry, and
artillery, landed at Pages Poin. OF
Thursday morning, and advanced TO-
wards Pocotalligo, within 2 miles Of
the Charleston and Savannah Railroad
Our forces although inferior in nun
Der, held the enemy in check until
reinforcements arrived, when the Ya1-
KEGS retreated to their boats, the Con
tederates pursuing them. 1t was
thought that the engagement would
be resumed next morning. Two Con-
federates are reported killed. Col.
Walkers horse was shot uuder hi-a.
At Secessionville and Pembor.cn
the enemy gunboats threw a few shell
but did no injury. They shelied
Newton's Gut The engagement
lasted 3 hours, doing no injury to onr
side. One Yankee gunboa, was c.s
abled the Mercury says her mas.
was shot away.
The report by passengers is. tSas
Eeauresard has fallen back 20 soE;,s
point thirty miles from Corintn
This we think probable, conseque::--
ly the reported fight must have ie.:.
nothing more than heavy skirn.s :
ing preparatory to falling back. t.1
News
The Lat,stx
Richmond, May 3l.--Gen. Hills
division commenced the fight els
morning. Rhodes and Garland h-i-
gades bore the brunt of the battle scr
some time RAINS and Anderso:.'s
brigaIes also bore conspicuous parts
until our ACCOMPLISHMENTS arrived. IS"
enemy was also .oinfor ced and :ise
fighting continued with grea: jespsr-
alton on both sides. but the cueIuv
wer. finally driven from their re
doubts and their own batteries vs..
taken and fred at them.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
DR.. DodS Celebrated Wine BitterS
Are UnsurbasSed!

For Sore Threat, so common among the Clergy,
they are trucly valuable.
For the aged and infirm, and for persons of a
weak constituton-iOr Ministers of the Gospel,
LAWYERS, and public spcakcrs-fOr Book Keep
erS, TailO:S. ScamstrcsseS, ulcnts. Artists and all
persons leading a scdcntary life, the, will prove
truly beneficial.
As Beverage. they arc wholesome, innocent,
ami delicious To the taste. They produce all the
celebrating effects of Erandv or Wine, without
intoxicating and valuable remedy for per-
sons addicted to the use Of excessive strong drink
and who wish to refrain from il. They are pure
and entirely free from the poisons contained IN the
ajuterarcd Wines and Liquors with which the
country is flooded.
These BittcrS not only CURE, but PREV ENT
Disease. and should be used bv all who live in a
country where the water IS bad, or where Chls
and FeverS prevalent. Being entirely limo
cent and harmless. they may he given freel 10
Children and Infants with IMMUNITY.
Physicians, Clcrgymcn, and temperance advO-
Gates. act OF humanity, should assist in
spreading those truls valuable III TIERS over the
land, and thereby essentially aid in banishing
Drunkenness and Disease.
IN ALL AFFECTIONS OF TIE HEAD. SICK
Headache, o, Nervous Headache, DR..
Dods' Imperial Wine Bit,ers will be
found to be mostsa lulary and Eflica
ciuus.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
Ur. -. B0rPC ROdS'
Imperial Wine Bitters

Are prepared nv an emincr and skillful physician
who has used them successfully in his practice for
the Taft twenty five years. The PROPRIETOR before
purchasing the exclusive right to manufacture and
sell DR.. B,vre Dots' Celebrated Imperial Vine
Bittcrs, had them 'aStcdbv two distinguished mcdi
cal practitioners who pronounced them valuable
remedy for disease
Although the medical men of the country, ~ n
general thing disapproye of Patent Medicines Vet
we do not believe That respectable PhvSiciln can
he found in the United States. acquainted with
rheir n,"''ic, pronric.ies. who will not n hlv ap-
prov DIR BOVEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE
III TIERS.
In MI pewly settled places, where there is al
ways "a tIse quantity of decay'ng timber from
which no-on"uS miasma is created, these bitters
should be used every mornii before breakfast
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
Eer. y. EsOE'EE DOD$'
VINE BITTERS

from all who have not used them. We challenge
the world tn produce their equal.
These Bittrrs for the curr of Weak StOma chs,
General Debility and for Purifying and Ennch'ng
the Blood are absolutely unsurpassed bv any other
remedy on earth. To be assured ofthis, it only
necessary to make the trial. The Wine itself is
of superior guilty. being about one-third stron-
ger than other wines; warming and invi%orating
the whole system from the head to the feet. As
these Bttets are tonic and Alternative in their char
acter. thrv strengthen AMI invigorate the whole
SYSTEM and give fine tone and healthy action tn
all its PARTS. by equlizng the circulation. rcmov.
i'm" obstructons, and producing n genera warmth.
They ore also exc llrnt fo' Diseases arl Weak
mes peculiar TO FEMALES, where tonic i re-
quired TO strengthen and brace the system. No
Lady vi o is subject to laS>iude and fannrss,
should be with ut them, as they are reviviiying in
theiracsiou.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
LIQUID GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT,
For coating Metals of all kinds hen exposed TO
the action of the weather, and
For Preserving end Repairing Metal Roofs
OF ALL Kinds

This is the only Composition known which will
successfully resist extreme changes of climate. for
any length of time. when applied to metals. to
which it adhcres firmly, forming 4 body equal to
three coats of pant. costs much less and viii LAST
three times as long; aud from its elasticity j. not
injured 10y the contraction and expansion Of 4 in
ana other Me'al ho"is on equent upon the sud
den changes of the weather
Ii will not crack IN cold or run in warm weather
and will not wash of.
Lcaky Tin and other Metal Roofs can be readily
repaired with outta ercha Cement. and mr..
vented from further corroson and leaking, thereby
ehsuring perfectly water ght roof for many
years.
This Cement is peculiarly adapted to the pre.
ervation of Iron Ratings. Stoves. RANGES Sc.
Agricultural Implements, &c, also for general
IA manufacturers III
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
SAVE COSTS
PAYING UP,


Notice is hereby given. that will sell, at Public
Auction, on Friday. the fourteenth day of Febru
airy next. at the residence of Elizabeth Clinc,r
man. late of Marshall county deceased, ell her
personal property, consisting of Horses. Cattle,
Hogs sheep, Grain and Growing Crops. Farming
implements, and large aud general stock of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c.
credit of nine months will be given on AL
sums over three dollars. the purchaser giving his
note with approved surety, waving valuation and
apprsisement laws. with interest
JOHN T. CARDER, Executor.
sopnl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30

The many certificates which have been rendered
us and the letters which We are daily receiving,
are conclusive proof that among the women these
Bite have gwen a satisfaction which others
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