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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
NOTICE.
NOAAOIs
CIRCULAR No. 50.
WAE DEFARTHEST.
Provost Marshal seusFaI's 1fEc
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HashinEtan. D. D., Jaiy = isG-5.
Tbs FLOWING OrIxas.- IN rsssffoa % that
Fzrf ~ scrfion q fhs suroiaaeaf sef uhleh says
= shsrs fhsrs twp - sd o. IN .
frEa TsFsnts ssi.ef 50 draft. fhs Esfbsr sr AZ ~
= dad, The nagfheE, nay sl7e. sbicb shall -
. Ehe oHiy son - assss Esd insfan Ear~uts a..
Fendsnt. 6c,' u shso.Efeiy e1szpt, bnt wkere
theFe are two soasr boih asfseef 10 draf snfii
~ .lesfign = n'lae - tss f@frnt- and ne ore
dEan = m41s the persoas arafts4 ar D. Iunr-r
'sai3es1 % drsff, bui 20 6ssy and parent amt
srsisrs TIE Ff4etio.i s1fuPfiaH e tss soas from
thea sieet 70 sE-I1gf kfnn
SAMEs FnT.
s1Eie-daE Provost Hsrshal ss~reraI
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
MEDICAL.
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS,
The Latest and Most Important Dis.
cerery OF the 10Th Century.

NO MANS NAME II MORE INTIMATELY
IN CONNECTED with the history Of the Malarla
Medlca " the United States. ~ more iavarably
known a. pioneer IN mediaai discovery, than
that Of pT. JOHN BuLIs u LonissilIe, ny Ills
tnimttahle preparation u $afsaparilia has bong
stood Al tbs b. al Of the various compounds 81 that
valuable drug. His CasrsuSB rsoTeHsL o. Win
CHHHHr has become hasseheid word throug he at
tho West and south and his Waris Laxanr rs IN
less than year aftsF their introduction atfainei
9 reputation ~ widespread - the Continent II
N1rtn hutrsfta- usss sts=ss-.sss-,s st.ssr - kla
life remains o. - attained in his hifeat diseoyrry
or rather combination. for h. does nGt claim b.
have hesn the slisroyefsF II CEnRON which i thr
basis of the hitters now offered o. the puhlle.
Thai honor belongs 20 the native inhabitants II
Central America. 20 shani ifs VIRTUES have tsen
known for more than twu hundred Years. Armed
with ", the Indian Lids defiance 10 The most dead
~ malaria, and baukiles without frar the n,,.st
venem0ua scrpents. IL j. a belief with them that
ghlg there 4 hrssfh len IN che b.aiy the Cedron
be- s' ~"At t4' "i+'N7e
While pr. Ball Is not prepared 20 lndorse this
eKtraSagant pretsnsipn, he l. nevertheless salts.
bed from = thorough examination o. The evidsnee
relative 10 iis virtues, that a remedy aud pre-.
Nentative for all Diseases arising FROM exposure.
either Go changes u weather aud climate, o. 10
the missmatie influences, Il stands without a
rival aud justly deserves the reputation n hos 80
long enjoyed In Central America and tho West
Indies In
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
SIX MantiIlas and sbawl.

WE HAVE ~JUSf RECEIvFD ANOTHER
" large lot cfSilk Nzutilias aud Siik ShAuis
which We will sell cheap.
SCHAPKER nCSSING,
No. a. Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
H A Y 8


To be found in any one
House in the West. Mems,
Boys and Childrcn's Hats OF
every Fashionable style in
vague either East or West.
Mems Black and Colored Fur and
Wool Dress Hats.
Mems Black and CoIored Fur and
Wool French Hats.
Mems Black and Celored Fur and
Wool ! Planter and Planter Hats.
Mems Black and COlored Fur and
Wool Burnside, Monitor, Cochran,
&c, Hats.
Mems Plain and Colored Leghorn
and Straw Hats.
Mems Panama & Palm Leaf Hats.
Boys Fur and Wool Hats, (great
VARIETY
Boys Leghorn, Straw and Palm
Leaf hats.
Children's Fnr, Wool, Leghorn,
Straw and Palm Leaf Hats.
The above Stock has just been
purchased directly of the Manu-
facturers of New England for
CASH, at low figures, and we will
sell as low as any jObber East,
transportation added. Call and
examine our Goods before buying.
No trouble to show goods.
MORGAN, READ L CO.
vAavTLts, March >. Is<s.
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Hair Nets and Velvet Ribbons

FI'uE LARGEST L0T or HAIR NF1rS AND
Il Ccinred Edged Velvet Ribl.cns ever brought
70 this MARKET just rrrsfvea Al
sCnARkKR q BuSSING'S.
Ne - Main StTcst
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
Uoon Skirts

A LARGE LOT OF LADIES AND MISSES
III Hoop skirts Of the rio~t celebrated styics Al
SCHAfKEE 4 BUSSfSGS O. Main Strcct
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

I'VE HAVE Ji-ST RECEIVED A LOT OF
w the celeb' Ited EleneEsr Yarn and Flsnuei.
and thvse wishing u viii 90 we'll % call, a. We
could GIT brt small let and ien't know wh p, We
can SIT mcrc. SSHAPkER & BUSSIN6,
% Main Slrret.
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TO LET.
Business PropertY 10 Let.

tx ny lso FEET. CORNER or MAIN AND
~ Fourth Streets, will be let for a trrn Per
sons wishing C. lease can have the wholr or one
quarter. or ouc. half, a. they may desirv.
Enquire uf Asa IGLEHEART, or
an.3tf JNO SflANhIIN
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COLLECTORS SALE.


Colicctor's sale q Real Estate for the PAYMENT
81 the costs and expenses Of sidewalk Improve
mcuts.
NOTICE Is HEREnY GIVEN. THAT BY
~ Nirtuc of pfecrpt issued by the Mayor 81 the
city Of tvsnsvEle ard 20 me dirrcicd I will sell
AZ public auction, At the door u the Court Haass
In sssd City, ThsFdsy. september ~. Al 10 o'clock
A. m, The tilioSing Lots parccls Of Real Estate,
90 - much thereof - uay Re necesSafy % paw the
amount charEed and assvsscd eeaiust sid Lots 70.
srs-ttv " for the cests and expenses Of making
sidewalk improvements upon said Lots. together
with the ests Of sale, and hat the said sale viii
eeastuevd On the next day thereafter, via Friday,
the ath Of september, ~ 10 o'clock \. IA, az the
same taco for the purpose ofseiiing such property
a. NAV have tsvn sold on the day above mentioned
and not paid for;
CRESCENT ENHANCEMENT.
Lot G Bl'01 Chas ". Mackcy cwner...ss 7tis
Lot :, Bioek }, q. +. Read, opner.......... ~
Lot |, Block I, l.. olmsteat Go. owners, 4sls
Lot =, Rlcek 4 do 20 do : sii-
Ae' Z btetA = BLOWN oN nsr -....-....--.. -
WILLIAM q. RoEPrLE,
sai' collector City of Evansville.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

A FINE ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED
IA SCHAPkER & BUSSING'S.
No. 80 Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
DYSPEPSIA.

Ard its attendant tralp o. synptou,-, IL. acts
more Ike a charm than a niedicine Three Il
nothing In the whole fange Of the Msteris Mrdioa.
that i"r moment tear = comparison with IL IN
A iull aocouht Of this wonderful plant nav b
foand In the nth edition Of the a. s. Dtapen.a-
tory, pages i5s7 aud iass
syrics " experiments IN whira Or hull Ia.
ben foE yvaFs engaged, has Just been brought to
snecrssfui ferHiEatiau aud he - now rnahissi 20
ener 20 the public ordination o. Cedron with
other approved tonirs. the whole preserved IN The
best quality u copper dts' liied Rpnrtou whisky
which be Il cnngsirnt has ~ equal W thc world
He might furnish volume 81 certificates. hui
ths paelie have long sinee lssFsel 70 e,ti-asie
such things ~ their true vaiur. The safest plan
e. for every % test for himself the virtus. o.
new me'iieine. Give
CedrOn 1Sitters.
Our trial and ven will never u-s any others.
IL = not neorssary . pahiish long let q dis
eas-s fur whsch the tetron Btt@rs arr = specific
ELS, LIVER OR ksDNEYss
IN AL oflreiions ef tbs Of the HRAIN DE-
PENDING UPON DERANGENEyT
OF THE sTOM ACM on BONNEIst
10 UT, RHEUMATIsM and NE u
And in FEVER AND AGuE,
IL = DESTINED TO superscdc all other rvsn~fi-s IL
them.
A wine glass hiIi Of thr Bitter. taken an hour
heiere each nseai viii ohriatc tho IA effect Of the
most UNHEALTHY climate, and screen the person
taking it against disease aader the meet ,rysus
exPesarcs
Sold by Druggists and Grc-sers generally.
ua.nr. JOHN BULLS Princil al onBee, Finh
sold BY ~ sCHIAErFER,
W BfERBOwIR
iras-7m PETER VIERIING
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet. Main and Loeust ST

THIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT. WHICH
= well known throuEhcrf the eouatry pos
sessss stable sdyantsge~ superior 70 any siuiiiar
establishment In thu city, having srran-onenfs
Tor the septiua q private torses AZ livery e the
u'esf siesani and cenplets description, and the
lowest rates
Czrrfs--s for visiting 10 La gssrh-< frht
wagons. end svc-y kind &C rad vehicle to t-t
HoFses sold On commission Sound hand Hurrvt.
tor sale At the very lowest prices Passengers Ar.
ssTdel 90 all psrts - IRE counfrv by specal can-
vey-uoe. RICHARDSON, BRITTOS 4 co.
aria
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LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON

- n nh 04hEa II II n ~ II Ks
Capt. HUTsINfILLER Nv. g. yoRIs. CLERK
j. T. NJ c G d M B s,
Capt. BALLARD.............J. 0WATHsEY. Cisrk
Compose tie Line, and viii Issxs Evansville 81
Louisville a. faftaNat
Mondays. STAR Gray EAGLE. It y o'clock n
fusssisy's, 7. McCoMns, ~ o'tiesk , n
Wednesdays, BIG" GhkY EAGLE II g s'rlock
Thursdays. STAR" GREY EAaLE, stSo'eioch
~
Friday's, j. T. mccoMBs. Al o'eioek > /.
Saturdays. BIG" GREY EAGLE. At o'eiook
p ~
n n n ~ T@4F ~ a
J. 7. MscoMBs. leaves louisville Mondays and
Thursdays.
niG' GREY EAGLE issrss Louisville Tees
day. and Friday's.
" STAR p CRY EAGLE tu@vss Lssi.viis. wed
hssdHyh and Saturdays. funefualiy ~
fos comfort and spscd the above sfsauers srr
uusnrpasssd cox A uuNrunFV
aee1t
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

Co v. White. Cash Nsehssio's Bsak, Brook-
lyH, Nes T0fk
Hon Haszsis Ballard 49, stsfe q Nv York
Wa Crirgs. Prs .tansiard fpa Co Nsa9 YSrk
A. II ballard. E5siizztis Mirhizzn.
!. T. Kelly, Mfisaakee, ~ iseobEfn
y. ". Hasfingfoa, Alani's In O.. Hy
= II Rcd. Grisa. Eew York
Hon. Henry EaynqHd. :. EsE York Tfrsea =
a. r. EhesIer -. sft.sus Vt M
, Wards Lancaster GRAFT CO. wisesnsln-
lsielly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-14
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There any preparations sold under the niEo Of
Bit,ers. put up in qrst bottles compounded Of the
ches neal whikey or ram, cotlBg from 20 10
10 cents per gallon, the taste disgu!sed BY Anine or
CoriAnder Seed,
This ciaes OF Bters has caused and will continue to
eanse a long as they be sold huudrecso die the
death Of gard By their use the system 10 keTt
under The influence OF Alcoholic slim ulans
OF the worst kind the for Liquor created and
tep, up result Is all the horrors alien Ant up
on drunkard's lie and death
For those who desire and Will save Liquor bitters
~ ubsh the foIto~ing receipt. Get One Bottle OF
Heenanas German BitteFs and mix with three Quarts
or coed Brandy Or Nhiskey, and the result will be
ays1a al ION thai viii FAR excel medicinal
and true exceIlence any The numerous Liquor Btiers
ia the marx et and cost much less. You will have
Ali III, yirtue II Hecnands Rtfersin connection with
rood article OF Liquor, At much less price than
these inferior preparations vfll cost you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-14
LIVE STOCK.

Drevsrtan Farmers VI lfn his h m o. IA dyan-
tageou route for Live Stock Capaeious Yards y ell
vktered aud supplied with every son en- len have
eecnopened nj d meet icn every
attsntion 10 paid totheir wants. FROM Hafrisburxh
where via be found every convenience for feeding
and resting achoiee Is offered of the PHILADkL
PHlA, EkW roRKand BALTIMORE MARKET.
This In so be found the shortest quick eel nd
most direetrouteforS Stock to New York-Iwia Allen.
town. vithfewerchangestha any Other.
kNOCH LEWIS, Genera1Supt., Altoona, Pa
l.. l.. HouPT, Gen .rieketAgt It. Phtlade phi =
h. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agen
a. Phil lostp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-14

F. r + i q HTS.
BY this route, Freshis o all desrF ea. h.
forwarded 10 ard from Philadelphia. NV Yort
Boston or Baisi more. 20 aud from any eni on the
kaiiroads of Ohio, ksntaeky, Indiana IutpoIa
wiseonsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DI,
RECT.
The Psnnsylvania Railroad aiso eoap eesl =, PIN.
burg WITH steamers. BY which goods ea bSforvard-
ID 10 ny point On lie Ohio, Auskissun. Ksesucky
Tsnnsssss, Cumberland, Illinois, Aisslssaspi, via
sonsiB, Missouri. Kansas, ArkaHsse and R@d Riy
and a. Cleveland, Sand ns ~ and hicaxo via
steamers to all ports on ihe North wsslsrp Lskee
Aerehantsand hippsr he trau sporsa-
iton OF ther Prsighito this Com Iy can RELY vith
sonadsnce on lis speedy transit.
The Hates or Ereirht
Tosndfrom any pointin / he Wesi BIZ the Pc nnsyt.
vaHia Central Railroad, are Al all timea AS "a.
sohABLE - AXE CHARGED BY oTHRR RAIL
ROAD ACCOMPANIES.
IL epartienisrto mark pa ages, .yl PEsp
CsrTEAL k. RI
For FrsixhtContracts or shipping Directions ap-
ply to address either Of The following Axents Of
The Company.
6 =; asTEwA Ak .Trsisa. Agent. Pts:surrA-
w BROWN & Co, Cincinnati a.
&c. MEDIUM CO, Madison, lid.
j.. Ao0KE louisville, Ky.
w. n. AikMAS b CO.. Evsnsviliel Ind
X. SASS, 81. Louis Missouri.
CLARKE 4 CO., Chiraxo,I ILL.,
J. III. MCuLh Portsmouth o.
X k'NEELi, 4 MONTGOMERY, Naysviils
Kentucky.
W. "A. & X. L. LANGLEY ,GsIlipolEs, %.
b s. PIERCE Z CO., Zanesyilie %.
n. n. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
K.C.AELDBUA, General Tnvelins Aren't
for the South anawest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-30
NOLCN EEhtlNG.

We observe that in New Jersey there
Is TO he no draft a. ,rescn, and that to
avoid it altogether it is proposed TO fur.
nlsh the quota demanded of that State
by and through the volunteer system
What is being done in that State ouyh,
to te done in others. There are vel,
enough young men left who woald ra,h-
er enter the army as volunteers than As
conscripts, and it il better for the inter
ests OF the country that they should 90
in that way.
The enforcement OF law believed n
be unconstitutional will do more harm
than good. The just quota OF Iowa can
not re large, and that humber can be fur.
ni.bed in sixty days by Volunteers
Iowa has not yet been dsgr.ced BY con-
scription and and we trust sLe will no,
be.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-30

The province OF Toledo, Spain. il
suffering from . plague of locus,s, O,e
thousand people wee emplo, I'D to de-.
stroy them soj il they failed, the M /
itsry wss 70 b called out.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-30

JACOB LlTZEN.
DRACTGOAL DYER. PARTICULAR AT.
! tention paia to dyeing Cloths, Silks, velvets.
or Garments Of any kind-to give any color do.
sired. Third street, two doors wssi Of lowe
north side. fm.l5dIv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-30

Et,aoa cg 1EE DEs"cRAT AND NKws-Dear Sir !:
With your perluissic wise to say 10 the read
isof Your PAPER that will send by return mai
to all who wish il, free) Recipe, with full d.
rections for making and using a simple vegetable
Baln. that gill efectuaily remove, in 10 days
PimrIea, blo,ches, Tan, Freckles and all Imrnri-
ties OF tho skin. leaving the same soft, clear
smooth au1 bcr utiful.
will aiso mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Fsces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start full growth OF
Luxuriant Hair, Whisk RS OF "a Moustacbe. in less
than 50 days All applications answered by re-
turn mail without charge.
Respectfully yours. TH0S. F. CHAPMAN,
je30-d3m Chemist No. s3I broadway, r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-30

Fire Marshal BaLers estimate of the
losses by fire during the late riot in New
York foot up over 100000. Between
Mondas mo'nirg, the 18th, and Thus.
day night 50 fires occurred.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-30

i
t.emsn being sssnt abroad Ills latter
Was q move on the part Of the radicals
- commit the government nnofficiai.y 10
the neg,o 20 icy. His beng set aside
Ut this mo Is m indication that dsfisr-
sht counscls are beginning TO prevail IN
the White House. and there h booe
that the whole abolition gang will soon
be thrown out.
Or course, reunion At this stage Of the
war will involve the necessity Of the ad-
mini-tration changing IT'S abolition poll
cy. The programme ., that the Terri
tories, IS decided IN the recent Con-
gress, shall remain free forever, thus pie
venting the extension OF slavery. Slaves
reed by the march OF our armies will
rema free. Missouri, is TO become a
free State, as she has chosen to be, and
Mar, land and Delaware may also be Tree
il they should SO decide. But tho other
slave States are to retain such Of their
slaves as will be under the actual control
OF the masters at the end Of the war.-
NJ. Seward argues that slavery has re-
ceived blow III this country from which
il can never recover, and that it would
be better to leave the natural causes 1t
work TO end it than 10 convert the
>oa,h into desert by deprving 1t Of its
laborins population. II is understood
that this plan will not suit the radicals,
and the embarrassment oil Mr.. Lincoln
. ow ls, not TO bring about reunion so
muel. As 20 know what TO do with his
patty in Gaze he should consent TO Q
peace. TIE situation is pcrplexing
one aud will call out all the sagacity and
sdla ability Of the people in
power.
Regarding substitutes, the Hartford
Post Q yesterday say. : "The number
OF Canadians arriving here is on the in-
crease. This is equally true of other
cites. Over two hundred reached Bos.
ton Yesterday. There has been so much
skedaddling iram the States into Canada
tina, II has greatly reduced the demand
for ard the price Of labor, 20 that tn,
J Canadians themselves find it to their ad-
.aneaee to come here and offer them
s |. es for substitutes, realizing the large
premiums offered
A DESSERT service, made in London,
for tho lachs Of Egypt, consists OF
twelve gold plates, richly inlaid with d.
Almonds, costing 10000 francs each ;
six champagne glasses, costing 10000
francs each; six small wine glasses =,
$4,000 francs each, and a dozen spoons
and forks at 5000 francs each. The
pla'es and Ct ampsgne glasses each con-
tam more Ill an thonsard diamonds.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ties Maiadtss Il krrsur,

les .Wuldaies 4 krreur.j
], Iohu Il. Ogden, NJ. d., author and publisher
Of the above work, do hereby promise and sgre
TO send free OF CHARGE to- any young man who
wi write for l., a sample copy for pcrusai. The
proper study Of mankind Is MAN This valuable
work j. issued and sent forth Tor the benefit Of
suffering humanity. 1t treats in simple language
on all i.s diseases cf Error, including Sem nal
Weakness, Nervous Debility Indigestion, Nolan
eholy. Insanity. Wasting Decay. Impotcncy, Ac.,
Il. giving safe, speedy and effectua prcscrip-
tons OF their permanent cure. ,ge her with much
valuable inform alton. All Who favor me with a
desire to read my works shall receive . simple
copy by return mail, free of charge
Address, JOHN IS. OGDEN. ID. n,
No. 90 Nassau St, Nov York.
M,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-30

JAMES HARRISON.
EAM1LY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
- on hand the beat gu .lity Of Provisions, Hol-
low Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
Second street, between Brady and Perry, De-.
venpprt, Iowa. fmyl4-dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-30

for medical purposes, which have been selected
especially for this market. He s,licits . full
share of patronage. Call and exam inc goods and
prices. my23-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-30

NEW PENNSYLvAHIA HOUSE.
COkNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA sys
- Davenport, love-. DAVIS 1 Sons, Pr rietoY,
re Omnibus 10 and from the cars. o. 90 Of
,tass: !ssvingfor LeClairs, Princeton, Lyons. Do.
"Nt. Aaquoketa n Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar par dav auca1
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It'd CUNnU Mi'lit RS.

~ ESs
THE Advertiser, having been restored to health
In = few weeks, BY very simple remedy, afts,
having suffered several years with sevsrs lung
Affection ADD that dread disease, Consumption
'sanx'ous 10 make known to his fsllow-sufferer.
the means VI cure
Tosll who desire it, be will sen . copy Of tn,
prescription used tree ii charge with the dire,
tions for preparing nd using the same, .hich
they will fad a SURF cuxK for CONSUMPTION. A ,ru.
IA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only objec, Of tho nd
vertiser in sending tho prescription is to beLe6,
the afflicted. and spread Information which he
conceives 70 be invaluable, and no heres everv
sufferer will try his remedy, as il will cost them
nothing, ana nay prove . blessing.
kEv.EDWARD A. WILRON.
WilliamsbssR,
~,.,. Kiags Cesaty, New YEA.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-08

matter will be fully investigated, and the
guilty parties brought to justice without re-
gard to rank or position. The friends of cap
tain Ferguson claim that he is Innocent and
that he will be able to establish the fact upon
an investigation of the matter. 1t is believed
that the frauds will reach a million dollars.
They have been going on long time.
THE POTOMAC ARMY.
Gen. Francis Meagher was captured during
the late engagement, and is now in the hands
of the rebels He was not on duty, but was
visiting the army in civilians dress,
Officers and men from the army of the PO-
tomac concur in the opinion that an attack
could and should have been made upon the
rebels at Mine River. If one had been made
at first the loss would not have been so great
upon our side as afterwards, but success was
certain at any time. 1t is rumored that
charges will be preferred against one at least
OF the corps commanders.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Owing to numerous guerrilla attacks on the
river steamers Adj. Gen Thomas has issued
orders to furnish all boats in the government
employ, plying on the Mississippi river, with
arms and ammunition for self protection.
The Richmond Dispatch thus quietly re-
cords the murder of Union man: James
w oo'l, llo lOuuueT OF secret Union league
in TallapoOsa and Coosa counties, Ala, was
hung by some of the members of cavalry
company last week. Among the ignorant in
some portions of CooSa and Tallapoosa he
had disseminated his reasonable sentiments
to considerable extent, and good many
had joined his band of traitors
News from Texas says that Mai. Gen.
Washburne, with his command, is moving in
the direction of Matagorda, with every pros
pect Of capturing that place. Our forces will
then have footing on the main land, with a
fine harbor to anchor our vessels in, and a
good base for operations.
Philadelphia sea captain from Charleston
bar the I'd says there was no firing, and a
dense smoke rose over Charleston.
New Orleans advices say that Lieut. Bauer,
Co. f, 2d Rhode Island cavalry, and Sergeant
Fishcher of the same company, were sem
fenced, the former TO hard labor on Ship
Island, with ball and chain and the latter to
Imprisonment for six months, for plu ndering
from planter while out on a scouting expe-
ditOn.
The force interfering with the navigation
OF the Mississippi, near the mouth of the Red
river, estimated at four thousand is under
General Dick Taylor, and is a sort of flying
corps, appearing from time to time at differ
erent points npon the river preying upon its
commerce as opportunity offers.
Illinois has over seventy-five regiments I'M
der the immediate command of Gen. Grant