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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
HEAD'QRs 9th Reg. Ill. Infantry.

II I1-kD TtFN UT ~ TT
The resolutions were read this even
ing to the enlisted men of the respe Give
companies of my command, without any
commissioned officer being present, and
the lst Sergeants have reported that the
resolutions were approved and unani-
mously adopted without a single dissent
ing voice. Your obi servt.
JESSE j. PHILLIPS,
Lieut.. Col. Com 9th Ill Infantry.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11

Old Metal Bought; Jobbing and
Repairing done at short notice,
and Workmen sent to all parts Of
the country to set up and do re-
pairing on machinery and boilers.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND SEE PRICE LIST.
April 1851.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
AUCTION & CONFUSION
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.

TT NELSON & CO., WOULD INFORM THE
II. public that they will attend to selling on
Commission at Auction, or Private Sale, any and
all kinds of Merchandise. Particular attention
given to selling Real Estate. We will attend to
selling Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehicles. Particular attention given to selling
Household Furniture, both old and second hand,
and will attend to auction sale in any part of the
city or county.
II. NELSON will pay particular attention &c
collecting debts claims; will act as agent for
renting houses and collecting rents, and any and
all business entrusted to US.
Office on Main Street, opposite Court House, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11

Railroads, Steamboats,. Mining,
Distilleries, Flour, Corn, Sugar,
and Malt Mills.
Tobacco, Wine and Lard Presses.
Sash and Muley Saw Mills.
Also, Sheet Iron and Copper work.
House Fronts, Window Caps and
Stills, Ventillators, Crates, Iron
Ratings, and every description
of Iron and Brass Castings.
Dealers in Steam and Water Qua
ges, Gum Betting and Packing.
Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe
and Fittings, &C.,
AT MANGFACTURERS PRICES.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
HEAD'oRs 18th Illinois Infantry.

Adjutant I. ". LettOn, Secretary:
SIR: The resolutions were read on
dress parade and adopted by the men of
this command by a unanimous vote-not
q diseontino voice S. L. LAWYER,
Capt Com 9 7th Illinois Infantry.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
Commanding SD Iii. Infa ntry.
HEAD'oRs 57th Illinois Infantry.

HEAD QRs 9th Illinois Infantry
Resolutions passed at the meeting of
Illinois officers last night, were read to
the 57th Illinois Infantry, on dress pa
rade tonight and heartily Endorsed by
every man in the regiment, and three
hearty cheers given for them, Governor
Yates and the army. E. FoRsE.
Maj. Cong 57th Ill Infantry.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
Beware of Counterfeits

See that the signature Of &C. NJ. JACKSON ,
Is on the wrapper Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE 75ets, or HALF poz.
FOR 81 o.
Should your nearest druggist not have the arti
Gle, do be put of by any of the Intoxicating
preparations that may be offered In It's place, bui
send TO us, and we will forward, securely paekeG
by express.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
HEAD'oRs 18th Illinois Infantry.

The resolutions adopted at the meet
ing last evening, were read at dress pa
rade this afternoon, and they were unan-
imously adopted. The regiment which l
have the honor to command, can be de-
pended upon TO put down rebels in their
front or traitors in their rear.
JAMES r. HUGuNIN
Maj. CONG 18th Ill. Infantry.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
JESSE j, PHILLIPS

Lieut.. Col. 9th Illinois, President.
I. W. LECTION, Adj. 50th Ills, Sec'y.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
HrAD'oRs 5Otb Illinois Infantrv.

The resolutions we're read on dress pa
rade this afternoon, and were unani-
mously adopted by all without a dissent
-'----i-1ursrI .-1e.-. TN GAINS.
, 1863-07-28

ctpted, and the contract Of marriage was Sign
Cd On the 25th Of January last. Al soon as the
prisoner saw herself deser:ad by Bfsssac. she
began TO mediate projects Of vengeance on her
rival, and four times attempted TO poison her
by neutrality-suspicious., obtalned from matches
in her food. As the poison did not take effect,
the p1isoner dctrrmipcd to have recourse to
fire arms. She accordingly took pistol be-
longing to her brother, foaded it With mix
tu1e OF large and sinall shot, went to Aer RI
wills residence, disguised In carter's cloak,
aid the moment Rose Beaud1s opened the
door. che discharged the pistol in her face,
inficting wounds which placed the poor girls
life in danger for some days, and entirely des-
troyed the sight Of one eye, NotwfthAtand-
Ing her Disguise, the -snurdercss vas recog-
nized and arrested Immediately afterwards.
On searching her the pistol was found. as well
as bag Of mixed shot, CORES pond1ng with
those extracted from the wounds Of Rose
Beauh1s, and a1so Prayer Book, from which
leaf bad been torn Us Wadding for the pistol.
B.astac, who has since refused to carry out
the projected marriage, was examfn as a
witness, and excited The disgust Of the audi
once by his heart1ess demeanor, for which be
WIS severely reprimarded by The President
and public prosecutor The jury found the
prisor cr guilty Of wilfu1ly woundlng, and the
cnurt condemned tile prisoner to eight years
imprisonment
, 1863-07-28
THE STEINWAY PIANOS

Mr. IIe1ry Roche o-e of the mot coupetep. critics
IL Eratce. tays n tEs F:es1 Mn. 1ca.e Of ratI5:
TIE firm Of 6T4IHwAT J. SoSs, f.on Nav FORK.
particularly attrnced tbs atenoa OF th3 Jury % SC
c6uLt OF their exce!teoc? This 1t1u Is also The ooiy
piaaes BY ne% t1vezu ~ worthy Of being 1avor.by
contlc'ed. haye bsea able 10 Judge Upon ito effect
that :te hquare Pianos Of Mets7s .sTE1SwsY faiy
roasefu The tone OF GiaId Piano it sounds marvel
the tee 20 are coooinea f ahis Pian5
suit OF ne Few Invention which mentioned. Ths
Gtsra Psno nettes r. itsefal the Qualities which
power aEd the ereu t0Ee a1e most reln4rk lbie the
erct is adapted tor every ahsdc Of eIp.esslon IL
every part the Instrument will i3vc1op &C :or3ng to
the Eleh af the p1ayes power AID sxeetneas and
parintt1t."
observe; sl.o from the hlghss. European Authority.
, 1863-07-28
THE STEIjNWAY PIANOS

DErSsw1cK. fGtr1nanF) Sept. 10 Ii. 1880
Mesf.r, sTE1HwAf & SoSa :--Gtntlemen-A short
t!E ago hsd occasion Of meeting With and tr}i1g
which hai been hrought ,ere by III. Hehnst1ck, II
rh'1ade2hta and c4nnct refrain from errFe. iaE t.
meat s9sTn to ne whlga @ soud excel yoaTe sh r.
equal. Suca ioweF Of base, such roundresa Of the
middle teut Bucb RoneAs aud cearaezs OF tho uoptr
various oetayes havs 70 tar never met With tn any
Irnnu nc:Oties Of Europe.
The elasticity of touch Is ro*t surprising. a1d It
may be tase. evidence OF Tie zeten:iyene8s
nf 70: that. IN sre o. the distant tausposoa from
Phi!ad adtlehla TO this pa.e stete was not string
ont OF tune. am CONVINCED that there ipBtrumtnt5
VIII toan take THO lead of Al other makes anu Wiah
fr2 heart that you nay continue 10 Labor for tie
henent OF Art. for naany years
Very respectfully. FRANZ ABT,
lint n ~ we turn hpmeW1rd, M what 10 We hear
from cur most hono.ed aai skfd pialists aud iaa-
efclaEh 9Th re1nfd ~ ~
, 1863-07-28

Ur1sbetn etreeta CLicAEo. nj
Dr. jhmes Lex4A, Ocnist nnt AnttE End original
proprietor Of the London Ire and EAT 1n1rEhry Will
epcct,uliy al persons that he Il no ure connec
fsd With biz p.eytous advertising agent Mr- ReyH2ds
1nnrn ay. where he has smp1y been cnpioyed q
agent Of this Institution ElEHa tue nfEt dag OF last
Aay, nut received waS-s ~ other servants without
Owning one dollars va.tn Of the ouaee furnitnre Of
books medicine. Office hqur1 from to II ~. Rbd
Hom totP- u. Post 0nsce Driver GsS.
iY1A h3rQ In
, 1863-07-28
tlrundQl.
Etaul D utltes,

ESTATE OF 0RSON SMITH,
IL Dcceaecd Public Eotce Is hereby E!rcn to ii
peon. avus claims and atm.s !; .Sssna. ~ tae ess.ts
Sudicsuon and settlement 1t regnhr tern q tho
COUNTY Court Of Cook Gonnty ~ he aoid.n = The
dkT Of August 4 b 1867 7c1nK 20 17th Gay thereof
AALnEisT A3:IIEA TIigM E gM1ru. Administrators.
Chicago. Ju!y.z lsS, N5e2S$W
, 1863-07-28
nAIR DYEt HAIR DYE!!

IL pATEHELOR.s celebrated HAIR DYE u THH
BEsT 1s THE WoRtp. Tue cnly HAExLEse fEuK snd
Fe5fecs--csaEErs TED :sasty Or Grey aat1 Insanity
- GLOSSY Hack Or MATER Il n&oxS. without +
Son ssa eeauttfo,; u n.!ts fsesh yi5sty iTsqssutiy
OF 1}sd pyea. Tho Genut1s IL M4ned TiLIIAH l.
BATCut IoE al Others are mere trlatons. aud should
bn avO1tEd Sold by ri: DrHggtate, DC. Factory. 81
Ba{ClkY N:ttet. EeE Y0E&. Us ES2tY
, 1863-07-28
4opQrtlttr11n.

TOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
T. We Lave this day admitted Mr. J. W. J. Culton
tenbrr Of our firm, the IT. 10 Of 1icb, from this
dR1e, IL Changed 10 Pa.kc-x Cu1lea Meten
PARKER, MELLEN 4 CO.
r. s. p4EkER. J Y. J. CUL.o4. J, o. ME1L16
Late of jackson. Mich.
, 1863-07-28


1858. s44E l555~
..,
~ ~>~'~ ~~~ 4A~"
&26 m11e1 Double Track.
..
tnx public, the managers Ut this popular tuutk haes
added uaay tNpro7enent during tho rear 1AS. x1t
Eih sts s91ase;saas y IN ne toaad + u .esotets
ttac2 j. t:osa baiiastsd. I'd esdseig esoa fso;a
@''. -,
--r,...~--.-- ~ --- -.--.
p1TTSRUREH TO 0pHIIADEIpHyR
fr,t. e,os. copoecvoa, ro,a W.st.n c,ga.,
A., rnpr.rt+,v ofr.r~ n Eeue ynrr rEpoTr,T, Tun
PRS "a co.e 70 ccns.nn; - r
IR99T~@SEF @ SNH MastfsHEEnsFo Il HETrFous LII
From Pitfsbufss 70 New York one tssin m. d,,1r.
sn M 1890 ~ a9 s ntrl rntsa ca'. e.
3av'oe IL ~ c'anc' VI IL oNaef fonN"'
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
M x-~ -a
= - 11AA1A AA'1A @"4*G"
2od Ss on IN N K.1s I 10 III on
sleeping Cars cE night trains to Phlladelphla, HeH
Ia basgaSs ~ eheesea through and sraastar.sd tee,
H. Il u II It -
81 tats Eouto rse,snts Of all descpros, css pe to-,
o. EaslEo:e to and ncn a2X potat o. tae ka1!roaGS
H@o Ae19Gxg7 T g WISCONSIN, Iowa.
o. ~ .a1 n9srsn,t eate1 Am ~
E.tts6arEs xta steaEs;t 3 Th:eh 9sSd. es5 b. 81.
W1fded 70 aDJ poft 01 inc uH4ot a1Qa11DfuH% heD-
, 1863-07-28
PARKER, CULT0N d mELLEN,
General Commission Merchants,
III South Water Street, Chitaso, III.

we,han coatne ourselves TO m exclusively Com
nntlon hutntfA We are prepared 10 maize cash ad-
vauces eh3pneutA to ourselves our poodcnH
Chic.go. juiy Is. 1sH. IRIS hG57- I'm
, 1863-07-28

T ". DREXEL d CO.,
4. CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
Receive Deposits, Make Advances upon Pro-
duce In store and Shipments, and transact
General Banking Business.
READ, DkKgL Co. DKEIL Co.
hew York [myS dtfs1y] Ph1lade.phts
A @ 4 RD.
, 1863-07-28
THE SEEINWAY PIANOS

REooKLY4, January 2G. 1s6t.-
MKssRs. STP1SwAY: regard him ss bc7eflstor
who tuttA good Piano. and am your benehe eiary
fTeevera1 ysar can benr witEess to it, admirable
quelI:t@ N every .esre:t. Lam more than satisfied
your rooms sgain. It !s : pleaaure 70 p,4ise vonr
work, HENRY WAEo BE1EHEfs.
We have the agency for tht splendid 1a!truments
and ca furnieh them at New York prices thus s11nE
to tr1 customers Aad other e1peu1 from Nav
York. Tney fnpge fror1 esdA upwards They not
loxnolinC that 1s realty excellent can bs-but tley
o. they are represented and are fully warranted
rj11-ur
, 1863-07-28

TOcPARTNERSHIP,- un.
oftNEneo have this dey forme4 4 % p&1 tuatHEtJ
kta tae naosact1on ofA EenE4l Qomuatselo1 b1aneM
En0ss nth @@snssn na4a of HOWE toEB1KA. 0dsea. IL
Clteako. Aay Il. 1s&. SAMUEL H0Wk'
H51-01@ KV, HQBBIHD.
, 1863-07-28

HUDSON'S UNRIVALED
IL TE0rH PASTE l. r,ore eftclent in cleAnsing 8
end nrs.essDE r. healing d:s.sed sa,as I'D
1.e is taste Ana Cect upon the mouth are pleasan:
end agreeable All who have used ills Paste pro-
%y-t4- -b%E HxrSn
, 1863-07-28
The Marine Company Of Chicago

The Marine Company Of Chicago.
Tbs Stockholders Ct this Institution having co1.-D
uteG and pld ID
NEEP CASH CAPITAL.
Tu1 NAK1rE +:o.rAn7 or CHICAGO Is now reAey 10
aLsact GeGcrn BuAneRs ona o.ie.s 1ta services to
customers and correspondents IN all rnontsd tra8ac
tiuns. Cuder its amended Charter. two d1nLc. do
p&rtmentr are established;
l. a General Deposit. Collection and Loan
Department.
2.A Savings and Trust Department.
Tic pustEess And transactions Of each department
required to be entttcly dnct sl1 O.
etch o;er. that IN event Hh4 the funds Of the
eaytnEt Department b. }eoparded ny the other
sections or business o. said Company.
1eT-e+il 9n
, 1863-07-28
CATARRHi

TATARRH! CATARRH 81!
~ DR.. 6Er1TRB LIQUID CATARzn REMEDY.
2 Cur c.c4x I'm han coSsTA,r1ox The sy,pton@sn Up rot ni
have cold, Anc hare frequent a1acks arc more sen
9*ttve 70 tue changes Of tenpe:Ature The pos mAy
be dr. RliE tt discharge thin Acs11. bec1mi:E
thick and adhesive, tue dtseAse becomes chrortc
md n got rid ofhy loving t!t no*e Ellis into the
oo:aee oaene1Ee 1t 1n~y Gts:roy tEe sense Of smell
and caase dcstness. &c, fr.ce of Cata:!h lsemedy
EhitAEs. III. ar12-c417-emtod
, 1863-07-28


11., a. ~. ts III, ~ arrt,rt tnr
cnpr1-f, or rrr yF.p
....
1ne13 p'''eao'e op0'4"VA :" ''.As'' >e''1s ''''-
upon 1ne Atoln4S"' ~Aa Nl'o'sn LUG ol~A'A~o "p'1
tne Ases' tae oo"e4s' 17 ~'o '0' A'A 'o1'
Sss'edn' taeS 'inpai' ~ 'As "A''' "
u ''sos o"a ''1N'S.>A. .-1s~1 ~N4A~
onneS4ol' "'Ao'l"e+ - e
0''|'e3@NA' 1'ASss
e'~@~ - ..~ -..- -,- 49,
'4'A"1 ~-0 ''N,,1
Gom tho strong. And thls is especially true Of the
,.,7,., ~. Nc, t.v. y, III. snr.,e znn s.an,
49,, ~ ,~o,sn .o,tt ,na a,srne,t, or IN
..uo,,. ,,1,,.,.. rrno ,r,seno .,,,ch N. f,,s+
had he.meticaa1y sealed up Is let loosa IN clouds OF
Indigestion, Liver Complaint. D'pthcEia Rheunattsm.
D1lloua Collie, Asthma, Cougha. Colds. Physical and
Mental Depression. and low and feeble condition OF
a the 7tsl functions. are nuuong ths most COMMON
consequences Of the great Spring thsw which fills the
sir With uuwholesome daups. FoR1ur IN ADVANCE
against these prostrattng and destructive agencies
1Ros.pLArE the eJaten. as It were. BY resortng 10
pure tonfc mid alterstEe which VIII bring eFes9 organ
aad are OF the frame Into the BEST posso1e stata Tor
reaispg the flying arrows OF dsease which the fogs
and winds ot March. Apr1l hoo MAY bear upon tae1r
menh]ttc HfnCH. Remember TINT HDSTETrEES
STOMACH BITTERs are nkea atroag gan, San thrown
into tort before the approach Of the enemy. THEK
FogxARu TIE mTAoE1 OF LIFE AoA1zsrruZA ATTACKS
or ALI AA1Au1Rs that arise from sudden changes Of
temperature. Impure air. rf1Vaton exposure. cxces-
alye labor. snd malartous e1halaoA Hence they arc
And no military hospital ougnt 70 20 W1thont sua-
Client supply. both for preventive and remedial put-
nosea. Family ths attention Of the
Ern1cA1, STAFF OF TIE Army
.,nu.,,...
Ess ntea o1tee's0 '" IAo '1"s.4t al" '1'
OF HosTET7ER's BrrrKRs congratulate the troopsnoW
IN a.,-,s tor the Union On the probability that the
,--.-.,n> t,o&--,,,r c,,,.n- ,.-rs ~ ,.,s,o-+
used az medicines oY the army sufgeohs' WILL soon Dc
suueyceded BY tho purest and bert Tonic Alternative
and Iny1eo,ant that has ever been presented to tue
-.,,. .,,4 oo,n+~,- c,,-o .h.
f's1''' - ~1 ~ '' ~N
commenced con.ldetahle ananttiea Of the preparation
tave been forwarded from ume to time 10 neld and
lin. ocera not, IN t,c yesYern an, p.eta ar,o,aa
:.
'os 'nef WI of0'nA4 use ALL NoA4 So''0 u
the most eminent military men IN the service atte1t
the extraordinary virtues Of the Bltte.s as means Of
sustaining st,e.c and nropot,n health II, the ,,s*
.~-..,--,--.
Oh hardship ana ano 43'o ~ s"4e
for the wounded. As private c1fizecs' many OF the
otce,s Of volunteers had proved the hygean proper
tes of the ARTICLE and therefore, wisely reeotted to It
.,.o,+,va and . ramedv wbera the,r health ia
ae"P'''esA'"
Aeee7eo'Hs ~ ms'0"'s' f~'1A @N'>-A - "0 ~'1
, 1863-07-28
Arrnv Suffers and the Public,


Tn1 Aune1tber begs leave 10 inform Lee clrzeue of
tha Rest that he lsa appon7ed Aeesra. J. Il. Reed
p1s1ed 6cbled4m Aromatic scfaap -. xhc Ellsqprl5
theAr1n Eutle1sa aad WEsss:n nc z Se~ ORR
dnk go or!d h. been tested II hy ;he wnole ;,!
ppEfM I,cuor maEufocture1- Tue a'tice has suffered
n fs sale tho Wet tor ssvers' ysass pest r. contc
which tn been palnsd o by n4etctAlts Of the Nest
Eooo umera TO &vo1G TITS hereafter a. aac. Is pos
lind he ha8 APPOINTED the sboveu1raed rm, REE1tA.
Vberc putctAse1a csn rty getting The -eauls er-
CO AreT Suffers e1n had ta!s Gun the cheapest in
ritsia u feV YoEG. PaflAde1phta and Washington
UDuLPHO WOLFE,
y Beaver strset New York
n 900 Gnses Of VOlie's Ce1ebra.
Fed Schfedam Aroma
Tic Selma pa,
For xa.eby 1H REED l. CO, Agen1a.
xnyx-c1lS I'm 1& Lake strset. Chicago.
CHICAGO EYE AND EAR IN
J
, 1863-07-28
(NIESS0N'S

~ CATARRH CURATIVE,
afr&1ted safe and luta1.ibe specific for CatArh In
whatever stage Of that of&,rire aad cA3Eer1ae d.
ea1e Sent by express with fu4 Cirt ctt0ns for self
freshmen Price fS per package. Atdreea DR. J. ".
VALTEY .FhySician lor the Eye Ear anc CAtatrh. ko
9sh Washington street. Chicago r. q. BOZ 2i
, 1863-07-28

CHICAGO EYE AND EAR IN
" STITUTE.
No. 94H Washington Street,
EAtat1khed for the e1cl1etre Treatment of the Ere
EAr. CAtAtrh &td 1btuat Dis uudtr tic
, 1863-07-28
HILTON BR03. 4 CO.,

FHUFIUE1SEa, H. L.
Sold by LORD 4 SMITH, Wholesale Druggists. q
Lake street. Chicago H.. General Western ASsnts, to
whom all ordera may be addressed. Iel0g62 iyWFAx
, 1863-07-28

! JEWELLERS
iWill ind 1t sufficiently Adhes!vo
tfor their Use. a. haS heen proved
1T II especially adapted
i to Leather,
| And we claim a3 an especial
|r,crtt, that It at.cka Patches and
I1tidEgs to Boots and Sap-5 sutf1-
tclentlY atra1g without stitching.
, 1863-07-28

General Western Agent, No State st1est- Cnicse1,
mySa-e2D{- I'm
, 1863-07-28

Y An WAGENEN & CO.,
GENERAL
CONFUSION MERCHANTS,
1N Eoutt EsteT street Chicago Cash advances made
On co1tIg1nenrs u BnflAlo, taweEo and keW York,
E1tfi nrjIilPEe Of a4le 1t either place
I'D VAN WAQxSxN, +. T. JORDAN EQsooK z. FEQH0nK-
Jfyl hYc2
, 1863-07-28

0hserve the following imoortaot testimony
with regard to
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-03
Copperhead Audacity.

The most remarkable example OF unblush-
ing audacity and brazen impudence perhaps
chat has occurred since the war commenced,
was the declaration of the Chicago Times
proprietors in the handful they issued the
morning after their traitorous sheet had
been suppressed by order of Gen. Burnside
They appealed to the public, and declared
that their paper, which had been suppressed,
had "always been Democratic, and therefore
always loyal"
democratic" and therefore "loyal," in
deed? Why, the Richmond Enquirer, has
"always been Democratic" and therefore
..loyal," indeed! Why, the Richmond En-
quirer, has "always been the leading Demo
cratic paper at the South. II still claims
to be "Democratic; - and as to "loyalty,"
we doubt il there is much difference between
it and the Chicago Times.-The difference is
only in opportunity.
The Memphis Appeal was always "Demo-
cratic;" 80 was the Louisville Courier: so
also the Charleston Mercury. Are they, or
were they always, "loyal ?" Just about as
much SO, we think. as the Chicago Times
John G. Breckenridge was always "Demo-
cratic" So was George y. Sanders, and
Claib. jackson. How are they to-day
Still Democratic" and we strongly suspect
quite AZ "loyal" as Vallandingham, Fernan-
do Wood, or tho Chicago Times.-EIehdnge.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-03

Twe are aptto be free with ourjoScs upon
Doctors and their drugs, until sick and In need
OF their aid. then all alike bow to the necessity
ofrecourse to their hard-earued and often i'll
requited skin. The prevailing belief that ply
sicians frown upon whatever deviaies irom
their peculiar system and usases. arises from
the fac, that their better information leads them
soonest to detect and discard the medical de-
iusions and impositions that are thrust upon
the community. That they are ready and
prompt to adopt any really valuable invention
Is seen by the treatment DOct. J. c. Ayers
Chemical Remedies have received at their hands.
They appreciate the value Of these medicines
because they know their composition, and
where Is the man who ever heard respectable
physician either disparsgo them or discourage
their use, No profession or pursuit has done
moro for the human family than the medical
profession. None Is followed BY nob.er men OF
for nobler ends nor Is there one which better
deserves the best thanks Of mankind.-Cantor
IN. Y.) Democrat.
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who completed circuit extending ten miles
from the CITY. that there was not n single
rebel soldier 10 be seen. Our scouts are con-
6ds.,t tbat there are no rebel soldiers any
where between Frederick and the Potomac.
Washington to-day Is remarkable quiet.
HARRisBuRo, July 1880 p. NJ.
A battle took place yesterday at Hanover
Junction, between Pleasanton and the rebel
cavalry. II lasted nearly tho whole p. NJ.
The result was, the enemy lost 400 in killed.
wounded and prisoners, besides six pieces OF
artillery. Orr loss is reported at 200.
1t is believed that the main body of Lees
army is between Gettysburg and Chambers
burg. The indications are that battle has
been fought to-day between Lee and Meade.
but to what extent and with what result is
unknown, nor is it likely to DO known to-
night.
Heavy firing has been heard the whole eve
ming in the direction Carlisle. II is a long
way Of, and at times very rapid. The river
banks are lined with people, listening and
discussing probable results.
At midnight, the heavy firing heard in the
direction Of Carlisle. ceased. II Is thought
the rebels made attack on the forces belong
ing in this department, between Mechanics
burg and Carlisle. Result not known ut this
time.
A largo FIRE is now seen in the direction Of
Carlisle. but what is burning is not known.
II is thought that Lec's headquarters are
ut Dover, York county.
READING, Penn, juno 30, 1868.
The news Of the rebel retreat from Harris
burg, and the report that Gen. Pleasanton
and our forces are in tho vicinity of Gettys-
burg. where they have already captured q
rebel train four miles long, has caused great
rejoicing. Our dag waves everywhere thro'
the city, and there Is q general jubilee.
Six rebel spies were taken at Spottsyille
this morning, and forwarded in irons to
Philadelphia. Ono OF them had sketches Of
Scuylkill County and all the Galleries.
They passed through this city shis afternoon.
Three moro were arrested here yesterday by
Mr.. Miller, Government Detector.
A man arrived from Chamberburg to-day
who passed through the whole rebel force
in the Cumberland Valley. He met Gen.
Longstreets and Gen. Ewell's Corps, and
described them rs being in retreat, moving
southwark.
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GOVERNMENT CoNTiDESr.-A letter recent
ly received from Washington says, that "th'
impending battle, likely to be fought within
n very few days upon tho soil OF Maryland
or Pennsylvania. is looked forward to from
highest quarters without apprehension. II
is believed that with our numerical superb
ority, and our position in friendly country
we cannot, If our soldiers are handled with
any skill, be beaten. But the hope is enter
tanned that Gen. Meade not only may be re-
enforced to such an extent as to escape defeat,
and win technical victory, but to annihi-
late the army which has dared to cross the
Potomac, to drive the fragments back into
Virginia and out Of Virginia, disorganized
and dcmoralixcd. Then and not till then
can Maryland aud Pennsylvania consider
themselves safe. '"