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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

From and after this day the subscription price OF this
naner win be FOUR DOLLARS per year, in ADVANCE
sub scrbers in arrears who do not pay up by the
50 tn of June next and pay year in ADVANCE Will have
their papers discontinued at that time SsNo suhscfip
ton received for less than Il months. "a
April 23d, 1868.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
THE FIGHT OUT WEST.

MOBILE, May 18th, 1868.
The Regster Advertiser has special dispatch from
their reporter at Jackson dated May 18TH which
the Federa sent sg Of truce this ming for the prn
cps surgeo left In charge the wounded and state that
in Saturdays fight they lost 5000 and took Is guns and
troops had fell back by Black River de-
sroying the bridge. They advanced eight miles North
and this m IBirg found Johnston in lire Of battle.
advices state that artillery was lost, and the
bridge burned Il 600 Confederses fought two
army corps "a co., sustained themselves and fell bach
night their entrenchment loss heavy The battle
aud undec The Federas in the way tc
communication. Runners both good and bad are
plenty.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

FRlss TO BE FOUGHT koR.The death Of Gen. jackson
creates vacancy in the roll Of Lieutenant Generas Wa
nope Inc PRESIDENT will be in no hurry it. There
a present no officer whose merits s far
al others indicate him to the popusr "a
wen ss ne executive Judgment entitled to ibis dsnc
uon' IL would be difficult to make appointment nov
that would not produce heartburnngs Better lssye nc
prize 10 De fought for in the battles that are soon 10
come oD,-R'chRl0nd Whig. ~ wv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

NAPOLEON TO DEMAND DIsAvowAL OF Mr. ADAMS
CERTIF1CATE.-Advices from Paris to the oath OF
April says that the Imperial Government s indignant
at Minister Adams Matamoras certificate and it was
rumored to be the intention of the Emperor to demand
from Mr. Seward immediate dsavowal of the offen-
siVe document If this is not done fully it is presumed
that France will retaate by aiding the enemies OF the
United States. Mr.. Dayton was to have interview
with the Minister of Forcing Affairs before the dispatch
on the subject should be forwarded nj. Mercier at
Washington
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
FNOiI TuLLAHOMA

1CLL MA, May 10Th, 1868.
All is n'y cy quiet, and not word Of re-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
FROM THE ST-DISACREEMENrB BETWEEN HAl
IECK AND HOOKER-FROM EUROPE.

TULLAHoAA. ay 10th, 1868.
All is quiet in front and not a word OF iutere est.
Louisville and Nashville papers OF the lCth instant
have been received but they contain nothing import.
The Memphis daily Press states that large Plumbers are
lea wing Memphis to reinforce Grant.
LOUISVILLE May l5th.-Tht rebel mpa' hztIs de-
parting. touching, producing sobbrg and
weeping ronsequeLce of the departure of fathers moth
daughter Men with their families allowed to
take thousand dollars without families two hundred
dollars tia balance Of their property to be taken by the
Government
Memphis dates, OF the 18th ust says that Gen.
Ell TLou 10 ull couaband regiments and
expects many
Burnsid letter Circuit Court of Ohio relative
Vallandgham says: If to find from the
my distributing speeches of their public HIen, tending to
destroy in this army would have him tried
hung then should the speeches of those in midst be
allow ed They should be treated ikew Every power
possess earth, the gver above will be extended at
ell times occasions places my command to sustain
the character of the Government.
WAsHIH GroN, May l6thThere Is serious dsss reement
between Haleck aid Hooker. The former has counter
handed Rockers oder for new movement, and there
are no indications of INN ediste movement
The District Marshall seizng the real and personal
the prominent rebels and rebel sympsthisers
HALIFAX, Mey l4th.- The steamship America has
rived with Livery DOL dates to the and inst.
Lyons stated in the House OF Lords that in
his application Seward had informed him that the Amer
lean had determined not release the mail
cargo of the Peerhof but would end them prize
coast, which caused considerable discussion.
LGcCln special agent to Great Britain relative to
the affair." be settled without tedious correspondence
Hardwick called attention fortifying Spthead,
and pointed the Charleston affair." which left the value
of Notifications against shiTs exactly as before.
Ccnsols SO a $50. Cotton advancing.
NV YORK, May l6h.-Cotton so cents Gold 5lA pre-.
MUM.
The Federals admit loss at Fred ericksburg less
han % 900, and that the rebel loss $4,000
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

s FTi:se tsE=T Ssducsd by a Slave.
The Denton (Md) Union OF the 23d uitimo, con
teas the following
= negro man, the slave OF MIR. James Stevens read
ng On Kent Island, Queen AIMS county, was hung
rea1 Queenstown on Friday night. He had had Illicit
Coz nection VIII the daughter OF a highly respected
TO er living near that place. and she proving to be-
eciente, the outraged parent demanded to know who
was the t2nd IN human shape who had thus invaded
his domestic circle and blasted his fond hopes and ruin
ed bis child The young lady, who is about seventeen
aad wtbal rather handsome confessed her guilt and
laid the charge to the negro. The father desired furtb
er information sent for the neQros master and COM
m1nlcated the facts to him. The sent for bis
slave and IN his presence he acknowledged he was the
guilty party The negro, according to the best evi-
dence that could be obtained VAS believed to be gull
ty, and was hung, as before stated, Friday light
on ne roadside, ABOUT half mile from QueenstoHnn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
THE FIGHT BETWEEN JACKSON AND vICKe-
BURG.

NOZZLE May 10th, 1888
The special reporter Of the Advertiser Register, at
the particulars Of Saturdays fight from the
Adj of The 18th Mississippi regiment from Canton, who
SAYS that last nigh battle fought Bakers Creek,
about 20 miles West Of Jackson We whipped the enemy
badly until they reinforced from jackson General
Pembertun then el back Big Black bridge. Pember-
ton estimates our loss and theirs three times
many Gen LrrI the left cut off, but he tut his
way through Springs 20 miles South of Jackson
His loss s unknown. Gen TTghman was killed.
One hundred refugees at Pascagouls and they are
now coming daily Banks has extended the time OF leaV
ing o the 15th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

TEE MEaCIEs OF GoD, if not loadstones to draw to
heaven, will be millstones to sink us to perditton.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

Now that know that General JoUEsTcN has got down
the vicinity OF Jackson and FicksbUg taken the
management CT things n lis own hands, gin breathe
freely and eyes towards tie Southwest
with less mis- giyings than ne mad last week.
1t ia said and believe with truth Tat General JCUE
FoN had previously sent orders to General PEBzEToN d.
reeng certain alterations be made IN his Gen. PEMBEE
ToNg) plans, but that quietly Eu these
aside unworthy tbs notice Of ez2lted percentage a
his concsiD the PEZBE8TcH aforesaid. JOHNSTON
hurried III person 10 the Of action L-Vcg made the
journey il unprocedcntaay short time. IL arrived and
took command tic very Gay the enemy advanced UPON
Jackson, but without having troops CT
make dispositions, that after hard fgLtag with an
overwhelming force Ct tbs enemy lie had 10 il back
Canton, from which there road dr ct to Vickabu7g-
It is evident that the Concentration u cur troops and
their dis oEons uEGsr tie re-s8n& control o. Gen
eral JcHNsTcE lave compelled GRANT aI back, and We
trust tie position OF lGail5 IL ssfaipp VIII be
established but after loss q property estimated al Let
less than ten millions Of dollars ALL saly all Of which,
might have been 7ayed, La1 the proper measures @ecn Ia
ken in time.
The changed position If alas d 5ss.g, " tLroU-
ing GRANT Oh Tho defensive ray occasion sae change il
RosECRANz's programme and compel him 10 make an al.
Van2 upon BRAGG, which IS Just vLlt Is 4,,cr a1ts
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n CIV bern Items,

Wi'mir8toI.. April 20. 1863.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
CEN. FOSTER AT CUNIB ERLAsD GAP.
Gsueral Sherman Expec' ed al. Knoxville
% MoHda y.

Sycsia lnpaitA % Ire y 1. Aii" Dc
KNOXVILLE, NJ orduy Mo- % le6l
Iuruc Saturday night. Nov :: The encmg
made general attack IL fo,ce large portnn Of orr
Al rmhin- line AM ahonEmGr light facecsded in driy
.ng in our pickeis. This was in,eoded IS a icni -
ronase us and conceal the /! point Of The contain
ri:cl assault Came aiding and ssifiiishing cni
tnMed al night.
Early in toe morning the 90 icmy oh1rr'd : n strong
forcc upon Gen. Fcuiors p riiion. Fot S"unG'-s.
They were met midway ~ ] lurderCus disc large Of
grape and canister and tie sea dy Gre u the ihc pits
under which ahey faltere6 and nay fell beck broken
Fragments leaving Two coonc L. several capt. ins and
il Al over one hundred dead the field \ co nadera
b. force reasod the foot u the parapeis ely tumble
inc a ten feet ditch surrounding the fort VIII the
wounded and dead and living pied - uzd.s
1.nclishable mass We captured 2ji pFisoacrs The
er,my's loss is not ir rom zoo N Tie ass.. l. the
Union loss IRIS than 3
Gen. Burnside lufnanolv ofc-el O tTues to Gea.
Ionrstrcet rufil p H.. afford time for be moya
az thc enemy. wounded and burial OF the dead. which
was agreed 10. and afierward extended awo louIs
The yourdea brought into our Hospitals AL con
,e,eC on our s.nbulaBces 10 the enemys hle Three
stand of oolofs were captured. This Monday norm
iIg is cl,arsrd fleeing weather Win quiet 'ounl
ibeNte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
Outside Iecfing

snads outside OF the Cooper Institute. ard listened
Wit deep interest To addresses ly NJ. SHERWOOD, M
McCleland Mr Thompson and Others.
There were tA.ec pieces ~ fireworks. with Tho iploS
inc inscrlri.ors VictOics. The Army. Constitution
Grant. Tie President. Liberty. Volunteer, The
Navy. Union
Tl.s;y sil Illuminated stdrs on" for each state were
arranged or cfsh stand.
Tn wind blowing irssh and cold did not drive away
the enthusiastic auditors, who encouraged the speakers
with cheer upon cheer Whenever their patriotic re
marks rang VIII the sentiments col liberty.
Il, .tiud. ornamcn'ed with motto's. flags, and
Chinese lanterns and presented attractive appear
aGcc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04


Tie editor a. The Jl1ristfa tpnjDtD0c con-
N.I.rl on Turslay Wi D & oaylhy nt,.er o. Crew ,
Err,dc an so.sis- Of fs-e laa b -dae ils lornrr
e Wl DI lctt orr l'-f aiOl1- hAo1FJ.' "h sauna ~
morning They sa5 hat OF troops oolprtcit lhi It
he city, from Ire - .r 40. "a ,ot-o 40 lAr 40 r %
10 o. the side. fc toa1 bong tls only 81
lncIess and egres. TO- tie e.e4-r. Our ninty lines
e1tlrdDd aDcti fWofisIds ~ LIZ way around uut tlr
.aragv the 0f boz -1 NLr "a aily the llr 90!
lie citr oOkii ioWafo Clnisr nd Gap with Oh, lu-
faly each Eide o.. ~ 1 g. y s-i@ 10 i-e ffrr BANK
4 body Of our infantry a'tci .ncre Elnmish Win
~ eae.ny, Lad been iiD' nh acft ihc h~sl"n year
fif mouth oi fIs gcn ircil VIII view a. iTrsfnf r
&c f.linr from lrt!Dg bau"tT' q SCUM l.IA oI
lie river nuc0iat.'v opposite hDt e, wiz II vas
rand toy were attempting fo o". Eve enemy had pol-
too1s across TIE T. e., ana holding &c nights "oliI
abe % forage on Ee south s4dc = iHcf 4'ieD 20 .De
ioscstrse. Inc, we're elo mp ip<Ac city. u drove
III t.e1v l.,ri fle4- p0sipl to- igh hN ir,i be-
Nora Col 90 H4A gs.f, Aom the c..y ana iAe ,4. nt
attempted 20 eial "a and y asf ie 20 ilon Da -n
JuClf last and we're IepDi.rd h. h'HAawh b-s ldc.
~L1 followed .in' aa, Oh Hdh o.,it ,n '4s 1''''y
a. ie loo 0l Coh'rc 1911. only at1nt 40 las nom m
"ncugs battery o.. aip.f c.glt guns o.. COM ft tJi.
= b. raCmy bad lol ir.d ern ifcg ne Dol ti!. J.-
Alels ...d they Ne.c sl0f o. ainn't-II ton
On. 81 cur batter rs Waf within 80 W. 100 ylrl. "
III falio.d deyof Tie oacmY hff burnt ~" Huuph
Try NDuic. olt tie East Tonne e' ntd ti'fiLa .tl
road depots and machine sops. but 3rd rot plrni thr
East Tennessee and Goorcia drpota o. .hop.
folr Thousand g. The oncrg Rcle .ad 10 De IS - '~
berry Fdlg o. iIl i.Olu H.. Oyflrl 1nd Gc1L Jon''
ana lanso2 were s4cag tlo.l ir,in 20 'ipo"l7 h"nh
81 me lN1. Ills = ine ou.5 yaii 81 Etrldrt tIrr
'a- pi Aio-t lIc fzctt iic ftaina,fl oi bidf .aF.
lir'li A" " OH r. cavalry air 900 tnos' Iir i'.ih
ifrh ioice ln knoxville e PIE ettcd by PsOLer 10
J. from lODt IT, 3oo)O and Ou Lar latlons.
There Has rlflor o. Wheeler harlne cltlrcd o. It.
iry and 81" prisoner. bot D. lacks c14lilrLlatOI.
ErorHlCw. IaTn1rd and Baxter aif sa.d 81 haze l.
Knoxville rr Cumberland Gapon Tuesfoy lsf. Burn
SIDE having .trnd an oidcr advising a nanr.eiaa af
a. icarc f.o nIy. y was fumoca floi tDr g...D
IaI gers Dad ldltlfea .Is press. i!ie, g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

AN FRANCISCO THURSDAY Dee. 3 lsC3
The steamer OnYlha -nlcd Tor Panama TODAY.
'au.ils - passengers. e~l9Np IN trc sue Tor IN
gland. ard puH.tcr of million for Nea- Amk
did-" Hoffman. yesterday. found $3.50 damages
urnat Capt X. IL Pearson 40 favor of tAls a. Duane.
TO-" latter wuh cNllcd by the \igiilucc Committee iu
i'h hnd Capt Pearson subsequently forced him u
leave tc steamer after bee came on hoord at Accnulco
dt. snrl tu return to tls cty. Had Dee succeeded ui
lciHlmrr be- would unlouhtodl, have been Luue as the
Vigilance Committee Nas ,tl IN session aud De- was
huisL'd ~ return on pain oi death. Tie will be-
gploal' % ga fhc ground ui excessive damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
Gen. Foster N Cumberland Cap-sser.
sherman Expected at Knoxville ON
~ -Ia,


Wt.GrVCTON. IAlIfI0F Dec. , n.
Tie military ntbor.tes received a te!eei lm
,ls morning ron iea Foster vhowas joined at Own.
beraud Gap ~ ne .iccos Iregiors1 sent tmier h'm
Gen Burnside 10 gu. 10 that imPor aft point He r.
iIoo, udcr The forG ~ might lellag Dee able 70 ll. I
some damage Oh ticI ess D.. Cen I1. 'leoi, who r.-
treating into Virginia On. Sheru.tt ao-iI gen ,e
uc,Cl io4 Lool Of Knox M. to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
coc,a,isn. Of shc ae,,aI. in Kem,mely.

LOUISVILLE Ili.rslay. Dec . ltCl.
Col. Tune If ;he 40th Kentucky Regiment
eeportsa at Dr. plckcis we're driven % ~ Mouat SCR.
Ing. IS. Ag 40 Rebels. Headquarters lclc ;.ilk ne
A.D.DoI = Kebcls etaiiy % g;ciaied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

4
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rhgT slo,y ~ , ,'y ' .d
! ''' | .. -. ..............
- tie house dcnscly packed hciore the hour OIL
.r,,r, % f,loe Club sang previous to the or
Erauizaion "NpiLmnia, We Love Thee me entrance
,,,, ,to ,l,,s,r,n va. the signal for
H.. 'c" Ah"'9s"' "lo" wv I'''''''' "' ~
aWlrnse' ..,
judge SrTnTTIAND called tie nceins To "'ei' ana
nominated for President
/ ,.,...t III. o.,,,,,i,l ,lo IN.
J Mayor GpKS, Who stated thai nc "cell''" ''c ~
s,ion because 8 .u Dix was sick. Cen WErNoRrre read
/ ,,, cu, ,.,.i,.,, aud ,.otrioi
H. Letter from Con l)iN iui oi ehn"Sl'si" IA" l''''
ism An sluson to tie victories OF Gen Grant Was .e
/ :, - ,
cchcd with 'ary great Applause
! ten "hiA'"h INC" l''S''''" 81"
1 Vice. Presidents.
81 lion. len.l''- ~, r'e ,n'Sn',1 ,c, n
!! OD,.", , i.., =. v-t,i Nm p.tirin.,er Mynd,r,
~, 80, - r. i, III, et,,e', IoLn d. Wolf Jane.
n - iS,,nl FJv,rJs PefTeponi Big Gen. Hays
H. 80, ood .goa.e Hen Edia d Morsn
- 49, " y 80 a., Fsu.rct Ioln J. Cisco r. L. A.
G. L. Russell! j. J. Phcp, osiahsuth,rsud =, p Maa.1e
| AuAW.. "a u l.. sunni 49," W" 'Fy-,,.
Gen aan4d Georse = hSe,-ni, W." m, ~ y r1a
VIZ iacte' Iho' q roo, Ia Ia, XII N.lrsah Kn
r : W ti',el W 49,. u LIi I'M -, + : Tiri1r1 ID
W., = a-e' Tee . hoo ID. ~. " " De- foset
lethrop VI pes II. 'i4.-',t - "a -, So.
ssy a. r. y Gon 1io ci. p bJ5. r. H. McCardy
So lt' ',lt n, Sim p,,,., Ioin " AK.
soh C,n', Goaa Is,p'a. = 1''o, - T. Gso,..
te"ss :" i 14e -Ar,.s,,, FTsak r. iloue
hn nr'. John Cl',Hsy Jy2c. /. IT, f.. Ie,, H.
lT1'Il r u .laan Gcer:e SIN benjamin " Eonnsy
nan separi C,idy Siherue Ionpin j. Z & ccwdin
Geor-e > Coz Geolse IT,Ps Isoas. ZEN; ms.
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
ecs,ussririt Treasury Notes.

tiNCiNNAfL IhulHday. Dee y. leoJ
Eight persons have been arrested here ioI
ua,s .nr counterfeit 50 Treasury notes.
iln.rn hundred halos at Government cotton arrived
ArIc l.,.crda o Ia sold at auction on The ian Nsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
Lueiem Anderson Rebel Gucrriiin.-Ecm.

tn EransrAe Daiiy Journal (Indiara) OF the
LIT int hos The following account OF the capture,
experiences, and present position Of the Hon.
LucIES ASDgns0S. VI. G. from k,lfucky:
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PRICES.
EXTRACT RUCHu, : pr bottle, or s., To- -
SAisAPARiLlA, ri per bottle. or Fix Tor r..

PRICES.
EXTRACT RUCHl, : pr bottle OF Sis To- -.
SARsAPARiLLA r per bottle OF Fix Tor r..
Delivered 10 any address securely packed
Addres. letters Tor Information. 10
HELMBOLDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAKE
HOUSE,
HELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARE
UOlSE
uFLMBOLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE,
No. 59i BROADWAY y. Y, OR
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No. 5oi BROADWAY, \. Y, OR
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No IOi soUTH-TENTlI ST, Philadelphia
No IOi sourH-rENrH-S Philadelphia
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BEWARE or cOUSrFRFEIrS AND UNfRINcPLEb
DEALERS
WHO ENpKAyoR 10 .
Dispose %. "their own and "oth,r' Articles a"
ton aitalnedpy
HELMBoLD's PREPARATIONS
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HELMBoLDS
nELMBOLDS
GENUINE EXTRACT BuCIiu.
GENUINE EXTRACT BuCAU
HELMBOLDS
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GENUINE EXTRACT sARSArARlLLA-
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HFLMBOLDS
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GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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ASH FOR HELNBOLDs
ASK FOR HFIMbOLpN.
ASK FOR HELMhoLDS. 80
cat ont the .dyef,e,u al and .cd of H. and a,oidnp"s
vu And Cd ,osufc
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AND BEAU1lFYING TIE COMPLEXION.
NOT FEW

OF the ~ disorder, that act mankind irise from the
upfou chat accluulairs IN TIE boot. az al the dcov.nes
dat have been made purge out none equal m .re,
HFLMbOLUS COMPOtN Nd LAlRAtT or SAkSAfA-
LLA 10 reansc aud the blood, usfl- the yis
health into the ystsn and pulses out the huo "hch
disease IL simulate The healthy functions Of the 0ody
crpes the disorders that and ransle ~ the blood
such remedy. that could be relied has long been 30 ;ht
ard now the rst time, the public have on" on when
hy dercud our space here does not adn' o. eeiih
cate. cHi. BAT the tina Of single bottle vi l
Show the ck that h has virtues SURPRISING Any ins they
have ever taken
Two abr.pooufs Of the Extract Il slrpaia added TO
Pint 81 water equal the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle
= nl equ. gallon OF the syrup Of saisapaTua ol the
Deco, ton as u,ua. made. - - -
THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO IsE ~ THE UNITED STATES ARMY. ard also
Ia very general all the STATE HOSPITALS and Pl b.
Lie SANITARY iNSrrUT TONS through th" and -
well private Practices and considered invaluable
remedies
See medical properties Of Bnchu
FROM DiSpENSATOn OF THE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on tie Practice
Of Physic
So remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PllYSiC Phil
ad.phs.
See remarks made by DR.. EPIlRAIM MCDOWELL, cele-
blncl Physician. and Member Of the Royal toege Of sur
rou. Ireland and Published IN the Transaction. Of tie Hing
ald Queens Journal 800
See Mrdco-O tnTsical Review published by BENJAMIN
TRAY FRS. Fellow u Royal oh - Of Surgeons.
see ruost the late STANDARD Works OF Medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
Speeches by George 6pQJke, Gilbert Dean
Charles F. Daily, VIM. D. Kelley. Daniel
Y. Sicklcs, James 7. Brady Park
Goodwin, VIM. II. Boolc, Roswell
{. Hitchcock, S. [. WCodiOrd,
Rev. Nr, Trumbull and
Robert Anderson.

Tie wa~ meeting last night N response 10 Inc
.,l m Inc r.. idcnt for additional volunteers WAS
r,1cnidccut success Soon sGg~ o'clock the 6ica' haI
Of tie Cooper sus ,itute was drnhy crowded IL "a'
decorated -ic occasion nud better than We nave
eyer soon a. before. \ pai~rf ters were fastened v
ca. Of ,h, ron pillars and 'h' platform was iesi"one'
with IN, 4 us and Stripes. AmsG the inscriptions o.
thc banner were:
TIlr ArTrlCAS FLAG.
plr col mrs 4usf4 whes'sr our banners enoi
Aud ,v,rv heart responsive heats for Meade
INccNp1loSu. SURRENDER GRANT
III. ,.r'ur'l ~. hts cf { hati1noor' prove
ia. r,adiness on Rebel " H. 70 move.
AL HNNoR To TIM GALLANT HOOKER
~ Do planted Dr.. banner Oh tar c.o1dcaPlrd his"'
3. and ,Sou new e.oues ~ the mountain hshI
Thr STARS ANp STRIPES,
IAly tell tie story
, Ola Nations CORY.
TIE Army or NOIusTrrEs
Thor eioly u the field
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GRE LOSS LESS THAN TX VETIrY-FIvE
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THE GREAT WAR MEETING,

yZTTEn f2CM PRID5ss.1DalI'I LlligCoIiI.
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Gen DA'8CL j.. S.CafIs then oitlc forward and We
slcct,d wl., prolonged app,a.r "ld cAr1s. iir aad
.noty u.. tc guapicous nnucAi 60 strengthen or
nlinios The victory OF Chattanooga lad fitrI fe.
cure lootloG ~ SO very citadel pi iAc SoIii 1iat
I,aui was tAc fuil 8, hc genius 81 k"fcias, Grant,
Hooker and Hmlaidc. lApplInic.l IL waa NE con-
p.c,On 81 series oi licat operations Wijfb lairl
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burr iie Grants q Truce TO The RebelS 10
Bury their Dead.

The Rebel Less near Seven GGn9red.
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HIGHLY CONCENTRATED

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ala Sad Head Rheun, Pam. ana swelling. OF the Bones
sraons o. the 1hoai and Leg. botches Pimpes on me
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