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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

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70 Q CONSTITUTIONAL disease, 2 corruption q me
blood ~ winch tn,sa npan becomes Flnated
weak and poo. Beng m eee slrrlaiaticn, u
pervadss ne whole eoay ana may burst our
" disease op any part 2, u .NooPfgnn v nee
nom its attacks, nor y taere me whieh II may
not destroy. Ihe.seroiulous talnt y y9giOusly
. lcavsed byameIeeiies disease, l9Y hSpsa e als.
ordered or nnlealtly 1905, ymPgIea ar' nun
and htehy Ahabits' inc aepfssSmg yicsf, Snhu,
aabovesalE by the ye,eEeA mltepon; ,tnt-
seyefobe rs origin, y = lsreollary lathe Soa-
satsil9s descending yitoNt faLea,ss y 7, e ;.,Snnd
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
IT GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN
BILIOUS collie.
pIARRHEA AND PAIN III THE
ROWELS CURED. l

cAn,rAss, HAnilssa c., O., Fey. y. tsss.
Dr., o. R,BaEEsa "a u S9P
Muck Esteemed Fr4~d;--I hAys had o.
severe attask Of DArrhoa, attended with seysrs
gripping paine, and was reduced yOry lew.
tried many different medicines, bot all y ne :
purpose, anti y got = bettIossf four Peia
fanasea, and atnmenced its use, The Ara
dose put a quis.us on the gripping pains ard
/ had act used two twenty-five cent botsIss
before / wa, entirely cured. ! alse tecSla-'
nenaod it to friend, who was attacked wisA
D.. eraAp collie, and suIs,ing with s~xsrvsiaNag
EaiSs, and kArce doses sntirely rirsd hin. u.
Y. - AnAH 4
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
THE AFFLICTED READ !

And learn that q perfect and radical cure Is warranted
and guaranteed to all who are afflicted with weakness,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, dc.
preston Of spirits, distress and anguish Of mind, loss OF
sleep, loss Of memory, loss Of energy and muscular power,
puny growth, wasting away, and a want Of confidence In
themselves, hinting fits, c~Onyulsiyo tremblingS, impo.
tSnOe and disgust Of life.
HEA WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
sOnV physicians require to be told the nature Of your
not. His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him to describe the diseases without any information from
the patient, TO explain jts original cause, and to guarantee
its eurS, And, what Is more valuable still, he wilhonestly
and frankly tell whether you can DO cured or not. All
his communications and interviews are strictly private
and confidential Medical Journal
The Botanic Remedies Of DR.. Raphael, the English DO.
tAnic Physician, never failed yet to make . perfect, raAt-
cal, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, SECRET,
N YEhEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of Msr.
curry, without hinderauce from business, and without
fear Of discovery or exposure. No deadly HoiSOns, such
rs arsenic, ma vomica, opium, or any other poisons.
No mercury JrRRy deadly understanding but purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by this wonderful
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never yet hiled
10 cure the most obstinate and the most dangerous cases,
and to remove all mercury aud other impurities ffvm the
system when all other Remedies had Eiled. Msdisal
Journal.
ING MARRIAGE. Heaf what the BaltimSrs' oorres-
pOndeni Of the 0ddfellow, BooAsborO, Maryland, sAid On
Thursday. the Slst Of May. 1880:
Numerous cures Of diseases caused by early indiscrs.
ton having been performed by the Engltsh Botanic Ply
scian. ] feel 1t my duty, having Q knUWiedgS Of them, 70
state the fact, believing that in doing % I may dol ssrT.
loo 10 the suffering. One Case In particular-tha Of =
young man in this city--is worthy Of nuts. He had
'"Nons the victim Of a habit, the mere AlInAion to which
LIE a shudder, and after years Of suffering and DOCTOR
iTvs up all hOpes Of recovery. He wished to marry,
vas dearly beloved BY as sweet a girl as ever lisped
Of affection, but he wa kRrinl, nsrvoua, and pre-.
He dared not wed on account Of the shattsrea
" Is system. He sought relief at the hands Of the
physician, and, astonishing as Il may SOON, all
aad yigOr Of youth has returned, and no 10
Apply father Of a pair Of bright boyi."
o are suffering, ne matter what their complaint,
On the Botanic Physician eoRAdentialiy. Thoy
upon relief His Office lie at No. SO EAST
Bet Sycamore q. and broadway, CIACIkAAfI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER
FAILS

He has the srcrot Of winning the affections Of the Oppo-
StO sex. He guides the single to a wealthy and happy
marriage, and makes the married happy. lila aid and
the reault has nlwava bean
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

He win tell you their circumstances and their fatuis
prospects; and what Is better than all. he can tell you
their thoughts and what their real" inteniiuIs are
What Is better still, he can tell you II they will make y0a
happy.
Or. Raphael Il, therefore, a sure dependence.
To all In business his advice Is invaluable. lie can fore
tell, with the greatest certainty, the result Of all commer-
cial and business transactions and speculatiOns DR.. Rs-
phAsl %lnterprets dreams for lottery numbers with mfaning
bccuncy.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
SCRATCHES CuRm,
VI f Srf Horses eai IS Il q "a Hsn.

for Horses, as IT - tef AeN.f
MEssRs. AL. yscsvrlL 3 'Ce..--9S1a4e
During the lest winter most ~ ~ hl5sss 1AN&
sur vicinity wore subject toechfpEEs. Msvs
ing had on hand only two o. three AeseuA
bottles Of Dr. Bakers Pain Pansesa, fnabN
days / sold the entire lOtsendeoulA hnys - IA
: much more, ikI had had themJ ~ heighs
kors for that purpose. In 70 eArH sAs y
FAILED TO cuRE. II ii also Indispensable lnigoi
our neighbOshoOd as ~sthhiaiiy ne6isise, 49,
the various diseases Rf 5shichclt 70 reetn.
onend6d andrI viii say that have sid Ai3od
sF rEAss, v4HHA.IIss.I 2, AAd atyI ssy hAs 3 b-A
NKpIcIsE .RoE rus nuNRRoss pisEtsE1 Asseg.
y. Hk9EN.ssas0 =.
nlosssvIlr., Brsksn Co.. Ky. osG .. IN isI
Fer seic h. tn. Prprristgre ssd1 an
.se IfesAsL SCOvfIL 4 Co.,
YasH WssdEshsA snznk onsAssNg ~
An xG.nseN - 9s
z-sns5 81
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
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F.ArrsruAH, viAtea &C., O., Asg. .. tsss
D4. 0. \. sAxEn, : A- ="
Eeer Hsrs--I hare this dky sssA tAs iast
battle Of DR.. 2AKERH PAIN PANACBA.r
! ahould have written 70 yes soessrJ tat-ust
expecting V sell The good saPriy I baa -
hand. During the last week, However, ~
sales have been four Gmes %, large . oNy-
week since have had gtur iev aisable med.
cine, and lhs demand n still iuefsasihf.
have mover koldA medieinc that sustein& -
high a reputation. The Lung yeysr, CheierA
Morbus, ,Cholsra Infanium, piiieee 3EsResg
Cramp Collie, and Fiux, have bSsh vsy Prpy,
Alent in this vicinity the past ssasons and
The Pain Panacea has not hiieA V eufo y
every insSnce whsre-ithaSlbss a tried, y ~
as ! have. heard Please send No 5 hffe
apply as soon as possible. . }G&~
4 VeSJ respectfully yogr,GL.xE
- ? Hr} 'I} : II. ". DTODDARO.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
'' '' AYERS .''1s,a u
tOmpMndE Extract q SarsaparilIa,'

WHIP Hi!Iu,I IIAbiuNI vi HUiH"Heih t"f
he Alu,tqcfectuai remedy which the iacaieNl
skill Of our tiinc4 can devise for this, every
where prevailing and fatal malady, lis con-
jined from the most active rcinelials that have
q been discovered for thcexpurgntion of this foul
disorder from tho hlnaa, and the rcscne Of the
system from It's destructive consequences.
Hvney Il should be eA,plOy' Her the cure Il
rot only Scrohlln, but also ylose other alice
Gtions swhich arise from it, such IS ERurTIyE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. AsTHoNY'S tIRR
RosE. or EnYsnELAs, PlMHlRs PusruIEs
BLorciFa. RIA ISs and Berrs, TtS0ts, TKTrER
and SALT RnBrv. scktn HEAD, RIse~pIu,
.RHSuMA1fsN, Syria iric and MEHoGNpALtl4rs
BAsgs, IlEorsr. DrsrErSI,, DnpiLiTr, mo
indeed. AM COMPLAINTS ARISING fHoN VITA
TED on IirrnE Moop. The popular bcllsl
in aiHPIsitg sftls blood" Is founded in truth
for soroflla il dcgeneia lien Of the blood. Ink
particular purpose and virtue Of this SarSnpsa
rilla is 10 purify md regeneraie This vital huid,
without. which sound healhl2is hhDoSslble In
eoutpnliuatcd constitutions. III
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
A sursosED CANCER cuaED4

. MRssAs. A. L. seovILL 4 Co.-0sb. S<-Ms.
/. lisha Bradley. Of Bath Co., Kyv As1 = ~ N
. and aYgRY BAD swKLLiEs, which AA A4nght 4
..souHAhLR, hasink been there for year, He
also had on his cheek bene, what he supPesel
70 be q CANCER, and could sbtain p6 RELIEF
until he used Dl, BlkER,sf PAS spknhenAs
which CURED him Of that disease an Slse us
swelling On his hand. This pe1isiBs h4nN
Aought 70 much OF that Evsky giKiIs q ssFluS
.Heighborhood, kSepSt constantly on ksst4. n
net, il is the 6est laediNns Jt7 As 6tNste&t4
recommended for, that We can st. -
~-TIgyg0 RIA. &LyWDlL U0IS
vToA,ss, 0etcSsr 4sth, lsss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-10
MESSAGE or THa aovERAog OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.

IN extra session Of the South Carolina Legisis.
we, called BY the Governor, commenced at Oolum.
Gia oa Enad.y. Ths Govern ", In hs message,
says thai ths distl.ai,n cf spirits ffcm the csrea
grains Of the State, tiough prohibited by law, II
yet nsst and growing svi, and seriousy felt Ia
tas iasso~ing diSt.ie's. With relation 70 the
s'i.ou crop aud spec ui4tlon be ssys:
Ills Iarch feared, that while your &c: to ln,.
We Production Of cotton to th'ss asfss 10 the fu
hsud wiz fe.!rsin gush an having eve, 4 } wing
kfanfries, contemplate withholding their grain
tfon market sud planting cotton almost exclusive
~ II hA. yst induced many, ~ ! An iasormsd, who
E9ipossd planting Little u any cotton, to piso. tbs
!ul nurassr Of acres allowed BY Law. Aad this u
lusansa upoa the ground that your sesa.s Is cqul-
valsni 70 "a announcement By the eaeasa repre-
ssCsxaves OF the people ssaS tueh . eon 20 u not
anEAtftsita. II this fssiag prevails sxssnsivssy 1t
wH 10 readily pssceiyed Whist mast be the result.
~ fessi'!zes Will ke pat on TIE c0ttsn Ixrds 10
rsimaisss shsm 70 tbs higssss production, whiie
We eyfn ierdS Will bs thu, pecpostinasssly i1apov-
snsasd Ia ny AfS: massage In January last, Ia
commanding TO your favorable coEsidsse., ion tbs
Dsmbst Of asses below three With the lights NOW
bsisis ns res ,musnd "a AM ,ndmsnt Of your sct
10 - 10 prohibit the plsntipg over BALI. os, Il
mod, ooe acre 70 the full hsod sud that She hands
70 ~ sngsssrstsd sAst only b such - wosk IN the
Greg. Invite your Arst sttsntaS 70 this subjsst
esd sssoc ,ad. Ia ths event fusthee vsstries.on
SI3v0ge4, tb&t tks two HoaSee rally The Ast im
fhs pists of spssalsaoa has sseeatIy maAs
ssea alarming sssid~ n tAs 6tsis ~ - render
x01 ietsspos1slas nesssgs,y 70 arost The evil
LAsee mns ass Invested n 2sus, eees, basss.
80 esAs! AstisAse of MINI noeAnmty, - the 10.
esSalK alnaSs. = sneA asdsleS he01a|h esetisaD
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Of tho country, and thsy are wMhhsli from mar.
kes, or expcrsed beyond the Iits Of the State, 10
tbs great enhanesmsot of psicAs. an 70 ths mani.
fssa iptnry OF consumers, speedily tbs fAnii = OF
those whoss producing force IL In tbs srny. Un'
der ,hsse ee.rc1usia.ees. I havs eAilsc into sxsr.
cise the p,~er c,nss I'd upon us By the C'nssiiu
tisp to pre- bit. fer THU days, the expectation
Ct prsvisicns from tbs 0sats. bat with some mos
he.tions which fels Cue TO ouf sister Ssasf
ard the Cca ats3srats Gossrnmsnt. / nave mos
gone. ~ far. beyond the rstention ef tness A.
tc'es within tho limits Of the Safe, aod yeur
action IL raaoIs.te TO enable me to csrry fulsy
toto efsc: this clause Of the cci STU a. ~ lso
70 c,ntlaus th. prohibit Ion wltae at interruption,
4. ,ou should d.em /. AdvlsAhis. rec 'mmend the
paraas oi An act which viii Author.z, tbs Gcv.
erro- through proper assns, to ciep ,ss, at their
rps.s.s value suco artisis, ~ have been or may
be sezsd In r0nsita and sfter paj lag all EXPENSE
iacuned tu. Of the prccsedY 70 retain certain
PIC p MI n to bs distributed among the Soldier
Boards Of Relief, the remIillsr - b. returned to
the owner -or ,eh other sp2ropeIats Legislation
~ You msy dssm bst.sr sd,psed TO the caae.
as, r. Commend that you ado ept soms hglsiaiion to
xr,est ,hs pu clAss and monopoly of ars clss OF
psine pecetsity. even when Il ~ not iatendtd d to
exeor: hem b.yonl the limits OF ths Ssats 9hs
mono, or and Withholding from market OF sup
eliza Ia mos. detrimental 70 the tree interests Of
sac rac.e coun.r Z. Row involv4d Ia such . war @
L:s &c. been seen II modern tmes
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tslCoBD DEPArcH I


DUBLIO SALn or LAID. kc.--1ks subaesl.
j bers. ae:ing undsR, the Will ef Joha GoulliD,
viii ssN at public auctien to the iyksst bidder, st
his late residence. Hays Mount Cas iixs county.
the 18th day OF April. (f fair, v not the rox:
fair dAy.) the lcllow;ny valuat 10 property One
firm called "Ohsslnut Spring." on which DR..
oouldm now resides, which toatxius 9CO aeras
more or leaa On els farm thsre 10 . cord dwsl-
hns moose with Ix rooms, besides dining room tu
the bassment. with closets, 10. good sesvansA'
hoases. stables, barn, ice house. ~ &c. with two
oe lie 6usss scsingS N the osnnty, and q lofgo
young orchard OF sslsessd fsuis. Also, auctkse
tam called .1oss Mount" on ssAach lls Wn
Rrosddus now rssidss adjchA Ang the Afst. and com
tanning l56 aese1 saoes q NJ. This fasm has also
good dwelling houss. nsas y new. good an
si ont buil6ings. Boah fG M Ne on kount tkssk,
about three raiiss iram R.Sppahanncsk ftvst. and
ssvsu above For: Royal, md es>esa below. Efedse-
leksbuSg. They ofGe - indsseoene = p0Sooe
wlshins 70 pnsea0 mAn sssatss. The had h Of
good qaslity andV6sy Srodusstve fog whsaS sosn
ana tobacco bat dse ni1s no ore Will pnrehxse
without A.as rsvJsWirG The property To . ihiis
sxs invissI 10 81 On 6e aouldin, Who WA ~
pleasure n showing ~ peopefty. Sc
I1nediossly afsse o. sals oi ths lana ~ vilI
s>A ~ - heans hold saa kltshea Dasnt1us, Rha.
tasien utsoslh. asheaaeola6 u ~ easaee 81 ths
sessatoe, with QoDo Slook, an0nR Whloh aso eo1na
~ ahs0 aaAtws oss4 4ssltg tgsnsasa,y thssoash
1ssm nals kasva = ~ . 80 e.A - =
esaianns sna9 ssnQee qo4ke9
WSISS~
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fxoM KRNTJG DEFEAT.


Agsa.isnsn just from Ksntueky brings sonis
affirmation Of the operations and nnal reaulse OF
Pesram brig do in tha. State. On the 2i,h ult
OIL Scott, OF sas brigade, with foar c,mpani,. Of
La own regiment AGd one company Of Asaby g ss-
smsrt, In ell between four sad Gga bundled mea'
caasei q 50. Fry, In command Of fou: rssinsn.s Of
ia'aotsY AID sem, OF WoolfoFd'sSGv Try, cut OF
D.nY'i-, completely routing .hoaa, and capturing
Lieu. Col. Adams sud other prisoners. While
ssot. wss paysullS ihs enemy through the sire sts
Of Dsnvils TIE Yankesy shot MIS- II tchei, tie wife
Of the Prssi sent Of tie Branch Bank Of Kontueky,
through tns hesd killing her Instantly. and also a
femkls se,vGns who VISA standing bshiad hsr. Col.
S,o,t sAisn.phed vita the enemy from the 2l.h to
the &c /, sd then was Ia H0ustoavls, Lincoln
county Eu log tbs sauna TINA de7. Peg.am " a.
ssirmishi.s osar E.skmM's Bfliss on the Ken.
tlsky liver, and drove ihe YAnksss back On the
5lst, whsn Two miles beyond 800,sfIo ot, he was at
tkeksi by la TeissAl foTca Of cavalry and in..n
try, uadsr Usrssr. Fry. aad Wooliord and. after q
ssvsrs haad 10 hand ,ht of several ou.s :he Con-
idrstss gave up tho uaeq ,sl o3n:ss. snd sl, back
IL m.les. III, enemy not pursoiuS. Oar losa was
askvy sn2possd 30 have tssn fiisy Killed. Some
two hund:sd aid over were mi.sinS after ths git
Vat - tSris5 Z! s'fsSSie's ve been coming Ia
since th. :o.al loss caSno: bs asesrta.nsd. The
los, Of tie enemy mas. hsvs besn very severe, e.
cur troops reported 10 have fought with dsspe.
'stIoo. "a well as from ths fs,t tha: tia enemy
failed 10 for.os them.
Eess-s- Powell and .ds G Zee. ~hc has pn-1h .se d
70. our oovercmsn; sooe 600 head OF ss..lo ara 70
ported to have set out wi:h sc. having LOST g. m
$40
BY way o. Cumberland Gap Es hAvs q report
that Col Clsrks ssval-y hsd posss.sioa Of Mount
s'srlins, whore he mad captured son. 90, pii;
ss, and tha. Humphrey AArshail hsd Joined him at
TIA: point
~ Is said tia: Burnside, at the so'ioi.a.loa Of
Guthrie has been Started with 50. 90 Federal 10
f.asry and co; csvalry for Lszlns tor, Ky
Geo. =. Prentice hss really gone TO Europe, tax
lng with Lisa his daughter Id law sks wifs 0. Mi
Clarence Prentice, who is In the Confederate army.
RosscrAns has bent Ave regiments Of infantry 10
Kentucky. and has ordered al the cavalry frcm
'hS! Stats 20 his army as Mzrfrseso.ro, sra Is
masanz hls Hoops oa h, lei. (aar r,sht) doat.less
TO prevent aay movemsn. Oh on. part Into that
EtA.s
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OyJa3se i. 1aylo9 = Zen, A100L
THR VALUABLE P2oPyRsY XHcwN A
Il TEN AkHLAGO H0TSL on The 1lehnn4
Ersceficksoail enA rotorsc Railroad. = HaA0vsf
ceons7. AT AUJTioN Try virtue q 1skso a
J JaIuar9 Y lt6l. and decree ssnsndasary shsss.
Ct entered Yebf nary 9Th, 1854 Ia the suls Of Todd
- .! "a heSinson d al, the uudnsisred Oem
%' .a n .n'r h sna.so, :2soins.a fr sss pspess win
TaUxSDA1. s3l day OF IpriL Qf fair; u rot,
the nczt far Gag thsrsafsr) e1mmsnsins q II
o's'csk II the vs.uabls ssas os.ats kaswa q she
toned, - 10 l,~s:
trac. Of iacd c,atainias shout - - o. siiuassl
iu the county Of Hanover. In ths town u AsAiand,
irmsdis:sly epou the Richmond Fsedsriekshur9
and Potomac sairoad, ato0t 10 mites from tho elty
Of 0eemCDd. and kcown a. tie Ashsand Hosel
t.eas, with all the imp.t vsments Sheseon eoaaigs
ingef large aud hRndsozas Aotel Duisd;r sgesssA
within the pa s fsw years upoa the moIt spp.ovsi
aseom.ns dating $50 psrsoEs Al the requisite
Cutbuid,css srs attached to the Hotel, aaA smcs Z
them iaaes Bsll xoor, B Jwl.ns snd Dliiard g.
sn len rsns ps ss.cssn =: Rishond .1a a Al
Iand will bav, the privilege of free ticket tee
ca.s to and from k,chmcnd 70: the &c r twenty
ysfrr, with the probability Of i:s bsins sxtsf dsi
indeA 'ite:y. Until w,tan ths psst eighteen months
OF Richmond wao pfefsrrd residirg there with
their faMiliss dunpS the &C mm 81 s.sson.
Oesacaed from ths hotel. and PLACED as eorve.
nisnt dtssances from H. the same forty acre lot
Ee nine hahd,oms ootss gss eonvepissNy ana
tastefuly planned fos tbs use Of famiiss residing
ct the hotel or sapsb;s Of being dlv:d.d With lota
attas hsd 10 them 20 ~ cash to hsesrs SsslfAbls,
separate Tesl .ense.
A plat Of the .lropwty. q proposed - b sc.a,
can b. snan st. r. eHaaA ex ihe snsSou ~.
TkRMs --cns 6afsn asSi. Or On vskois n rrs.
fsrsf; thsbs'snse q 8 and II N 1nshs. 1bf bond.
bearing interest, with approved security. ThStols
to bc yctsfr Cd u0tf furthar ordsr Of the oor.
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1ISA.cIaL AFFAIRS At TAR SOUTH "A Charles
ton Correspondent: says moasy Il tighter there
than ut sny t.aas siaOs tina ws- and that tbs With
drawsl Of 20 very large amount Ct bllls frndsbls
In 9 pee esnt bends has reduced tho circulation,
And csused osntIacsion In the bank &C ,ommsda.
ton He says:
This war svidsni q. tes last ssla hsre OF ban
stock ana o!hss sac artiss We learn also that cot
ton b - fsls I; 30 asly there bsfg Q marked d..
ell,.s II Aug1ssn, and In yos o.hsv Interior towns
IA 0eor9:a Amounting 70 l1J csnts per pound, OF
o25 per bale We are MT s7rrrss q thl.. Sor a..
ton Eas asainad rIdisuons aud hax ard he,rht.
Whist prudsnt S1eksr wal ioan money 10 spe .uists
In cotton as 30 cents pc. pound. or what sSas man
who can obtain FER cant. Ooassdsea.e bonds
would Ia preference invest his moasy La eotoa at
sach pr.css quoted a. sbcvei We dad amou,s a
honest mon IA sarasat dssrs taAt tbs Oontsdsrsts
Tsx HI shouli bssows . law ialmed distsly, and 70
lnto eff .st 0n the L.. os Hay. 10 hing thai Con.
gsss sAn DO vii! 60 fufthsr 10 bsnsat ths country
retaes e0s6dsuse, and give to.s and atrsngth II
or psesr circulation suA plass ths currency On I
sound baal2
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veCSA.
AZ ATTAoA o.S1LAaO F.i Il aORE q
t.A5j.ES.kk.

We have .ai Ieaqu-.t i0:. .n;x.loas fro q E<d.s2i
s.. sss 0i .as pros e..!Vs iuuc.iSn Ok ants aud
ko-s.cXn-'s foTeas Ia Sao paIPo-s oi moving on
!.x.on AID v,sKsLu i isem tn: arsa!iSa, znjs
.=2po.i.Ioa mag b. wou f,ca1ed. kat wo Co EUt
fear ia results. I. w.ii le 1sted tla: Gen
hal.eoz. ~ith Al n,aJ u io0. go nsn. Geyer Yea
,red 10 ovs Iy..a hs tiger pa.s into a.e iater.Ur
~ ss.scs forces, only Sd - coad d.ca h:s way
par alie b7 gsil,, and lac re,sogrhds mo SENECA
.f Gen ssLarsgard lei: h;m perfect, Es,plsss AZ
lis dtoairg usee.s. Oas to:oss wor.d IL us coz
eenrated if reseR.rs and the ens.ay laid nss Or
s2ec las.uly penetrate the i0.e'ior +. ffo-a his
river communications. II be cepeal c. t:ifcsds
these. We know, can be j.d sSd da,.royed ;
While defeat would provo destruction 10 n:s army.
TIE impo,s;ois conli:ioa CT subsistiaE I. asss az.
ny 10 IA enemy oouatsy huaire:s Of n.,e, nc N
any adequate depot Of supple, wisaou. surs and
spssdy mAnspssiAtl ~ with powerful al deer.
mIssd army In fron.. or a.ak, 80 coutsnd wi.h
mast be complied With b,.ors such sch..ae eouid
ts "a % effective.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-10

CHARLESTON. April 9. 8 o'clock K.-Au .aiet
thar far to-day. The people and troops are Ia Ugh
spirits at the Effults Of yskssrday's fsht. ne
Keokrk "a certainly sunk.
1hs aahi-g was chiefly at q Distances cf. riro
hnrsred y&d,. The konitors Cannot p.ss sum.sr
without ecming wi:Ejn I've tuudrsG yxrds
The Impression Ia very general tkas thu ensmy
vii. re1sw tn. attack sftsr repairing d.msgs-
Esvan Eon.tors aud the Iroaeiies are s:ii f The
hSr5cr.
Ten O'Clock P X The latess "a cial ipteiige 20
tom tao bar stStes that only two Of tho iron elads
hsve gone scu h. leaving seven remaining, beasdss
the K ,okuk wh.ca Has SANK sb,ut one thousand
yards rom Mo,ris Isisnd
Tho YaDkSe mashi1e called tbs "Dsvil," deslga.
Cd 70. the removal OF torpedoes has lated ssAoss
and fallen into cur hixds
Au quiet now. Tho srsmy 10 eansts ally signal
ling tut n, renewal Of the attack u sAAlo;patsd
before to mcncW. Tbs YaEksss have teen buy
Ill day rspxiIi1g dam7gs,.
islcoSD DEPATcHI
CHARLESTON: April 9.-A Qulst this morriss.
Tie koui.oss are stu n sight. YestrsrAy ~ snasg
many pieces Of the Ksokpk's furrituae. with spy.
glasses, 10. washed ashore oa Morris lsand bead
Many Of these articles are covered with elotted
blood. The inprsssion p evai!s .. eus I.tsfiss
that the slaughter On boasd the Keo kuk was terri.
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