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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-12

EREsH WHITE WHEAT FLOUR, MADE mQl
Il Kentucky White Wheat, in barrels, sacks an
half sacks, delivered TO ali parts Of the city.
DID, nICKFY, z
.tnHr Agent broadway Mills 4
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KEEPING FRUIfs.--Nature is great
conservatOr as weils as producer, when
she can have her own way. The day
after Christmas, we were hunting Del
aware grapes under trellis in Mr. ely
mer's garden at Gallon, and found them
as plump and fresh and juicy sweet as
they were last August These little
honey bags had nestled under friendly
covering of leaves on the bare ground,
and all the SHOWS and changes of wea-
Their had not yitiated or dried the nectar
Of their precious globes, while the saw
ings from our own vines, carefully en-
veloped in cotton and put up in boxes,
had out-lasted their usefulness weeks
ago.
The same is true of apples let an ap-
pie get covered up by leaves under the
tree, and IL will retain its freshness for a
long time in spite Of storm, sun, or frost,
Ohio Farmer ,...
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LOST.

.nH SUNDAY H!Gur OR MONDAY MORNING
- the i&h lnsip a Pocket Book combining 4
Note ~ Sl3. ffda Hiram Fdmonds 20 mysslG D
check sor s)D on tho Cairo Bank payable 20 myself
and some s. IA money. 1 aiil give B5 besides The
money IN the Pocket Book, 90 any ons Who sill asvs
10 With thr coutaHt-. al $40 ifMON ONCE
Jsa.lI.ssa UEkBERT WEYNAN.
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w. w.

EO BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY twmte wben
w FLOUR, just received, for safe by
VS.. LYON,
~ M6rket street
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DOUnrFUT.--wILD CAT.

North Western Bank Of Georgia, .. .... 90 dis
tank Of the Empire State, Georgia - rs {"
Bank Of Athens, Georgia. ,t...............0O Z"
Fulton Bank .......... 40 -
Bank II Whitfield. ....... -
Timber Cutters' Bahk.. 49,. 49,. 60 Il
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FOR SALE.

/ HAVE A VERY FINE BUGGY, WITH Nj
Harness, which l wish 10 sell. Any Que gisb
10 purchase viii ind nae at No. 9 College Street.
WILLIAM ;. CHEATHAA
Nashville jan. Lin
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the Richmond Papers Say of
Che Mnrfreesboro' Fight.

+ Richmond Erahiaer, speaking Of
= : MnrfreesbOro battle, says:
ut is lamentably certain that the en-
envy hatcarried his point, and retains all
the advantage, eSceptithe loss Of prison.
ers and arms, resulting from the battle Of
Murlreesboro; and now he can succ6r
Grant, clear out our cavalry, and per-
haps resume operations on the Missis-
sippi II must be confessed that good
deal of fordiude is required 70 support so
painful q disappointment with equanim-
ity. Certainly, after such official state
ments as those Bragg made ON the last
day Of Che year, and the beginning of the
present year, this sequel could not be
nationally anticipated" na "a.
The Examiner proceeds 80 abuse the
Confederate army aud the Confederate
General Of the army of the Southwest
without stint, and concludes by saying it
dismisses the unpleasant theme with as
little reluctance as che reader may i'm
aSiue'uuG vH sal eos. iH a Nin
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$50 REWARD.

EOR THE RETURN OF A DARK ss,n.yr
II Grey Pocket Book, containing about,5
$500, lost ON the 2nd Of January, some
where between Church and Line streets lAl N.
The finder will receive the above reward BY \
ing itat this Office lgan<-i
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FOUND,

A TRANSFERS PAY CERTIFICATE wAWl
"A he can have by calling az this efnce and pay ID
for this advertisement.
Jan.93t
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22
Tribnie OF Respect.


AT meeting of the members of the "DeSaussurs
Light Artillery" held at Camp Gilbert May 4th 1863
Lieut. s. NJ RICHARDSON was called to the char and
Sergeant 8 F, RHAME appointed Secretary The chair
man stated that the object of the meeting was to paw
tribute of respect to the memory OF our deceased
comrade in arms, Corporal JULIUS J. COOPER who
departed this life at the Ladies' Hospital Columbia s
c., on the 18th day of April last
On motion of Lieut.. A. A. Gilbert the chairman an
pointed committee OF three, consisting of Lieut. Gil
bert Corporal Cross and Corporal Dunn, to prepare
suitable tribute: the committee after retiring short
time returned and through their chairman, who brief
~ and touchngly eulogzed the character of the de-
ceased, submitted the following tribute, which was
unanimously adopted and ordered to be published in
the Sumter Watchman, Camden Confederate, end Lam
caster Ledger.
The circumstances which have assembled us to-
gether are those of bereavement and sadness. Our
roll, SO long blessed with deliverance from the black
ened marks of death has at length been broken
Julius - Cooper has been taken from us, and is no
moro. a sad brea' h has been made carrying away
from our companonship and hiding within the limits
OF the cold, dark grave, loved conrad. and genial
warm hearted iriend-one whose presence was tho
signal OF good cheer at the mess-table or around the
amid tho stern realities of the camp because he fater
ed not in the hour Of trial of DANGER and with the
true zeal of patriotism discharged with cheertuness
the duties of the soldier and met without complaint
the prvations dsappoinments and rritations Of the
camp Tho light of such countenance gone out from
our midst produces darkness indeed dissipated alone
by the reflection that it is Infinite Wisdom which can
not err that caused the melancholy void.
Beneath the Almighty hand we bow, whilst
with hearts swelling up with emotion, we shed the
tear OF haowed pam and regret for the departure Of
our cherished friend. His memory will ever be dear
to us, he embalmed in hearts as precious pearl
as appes Of gold in pictures of silver to decorate
and adorn our aars Of friendship and affection and
as the abled wreath Of virtue and truth there too
entwined as the emblems of his worth and character
To his bereaved relations and friends we nd the
warm hand of sympathy. Our loss is heavy but
theirs is heavier. With them a moro tender and sa.
cred tie has been severed and the Sharp pang of be.
reaveInent penetrates the haowed precincts Of
the heart Let them be comiortcd by tie remem.
bance OF his virtues and the high esteem in which he
was held by the good hope Of his eternal gain and by
the ref, ction that 1T is God who has bereaved hem
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OEfITUA EsY

Departed this life i'll Camden, on The nlo ming of the
4th OF May, 1863, after short but serious illness of
typhoid Pneumonia, JAMES .KILLINGSWORTH
youngest child Of W. r. and w. B. YOUNG, aged lG
years, mouth and % days
He bore suferings with exemplary iortitude be-
ing resigned to the will of his Heavenly Father. lie
died surrounded and comtorted by his dear mother
relations and friends. Weep more for he has gone
to better and brighter land than this
may so to him. though he cannot come 10 US"
TIC has gone Gown - the grave amid the heartfelt sur
rows oi MANY friends and .ho tears of an uect!onatc
family But to dispel the gloom that pals the
h.art OF the griefstrcken parents, relations and
friends, it has lcf the Bright hope that his death was
but a transition from shores Of time and it's many
suferngs, to bet world. May the Father Of Mer.
cies and Gcd OF all consolation comfort those whom
HIS Providence has pleased to separate and reuni,e
them one day with the departed IN th;,. better land
"here there will be no more parting, nor sorrow
"erc the wicked cease from troubling and the weary
are at rest. l. G.
I3 Charleston Courier please copy,
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OFFICE QUARTERN1AsTER,
CHARLESTON, s. c.. Octole

CHARtEsroN, S. c., October l. 1882
Mr. a. N. LEE is APPOINTED AGENT OF
this department.. FOR tho purchase of Corn and
Fodder, in tho Districts Of Rkegsl,nyx o.,.s
Lancaster.
Planters desiring to sell, will communicate with him
Particular attention must be paid to the packing o
the fodder and water must bo used During the mas,
year the Government experienced heavy loss from
improper packing, and all such will be hereafter re-
jected. MOTTE A. PRINGLE
Captain and Assistant Quartermaste..
t5s3" The subscriber be found at his residence
Dekalb street, mex: west OF the Presbyterian Church
October 10 A. NJ LEE
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From the West.

MOBILE May ls.-Tho special Reporter of
'oe Advertiser and Register at jackson, learns
the particulars of Saturdays's fight from the
Ad)utant of the 18th Mississippi, who arrived
from Canton last night. The battle was fought
at bakers Greek, about twenty miles west of
jackson We whipped the enemy badly until
reinforced from jackson Gen. Pemberton
then fell back to,Bg Black bridge. lie csti
mates our loss at three thousand and theirs st
three times as many.
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~ ~ i''' ~ -""u'y
,b. dsath of W. re-, r, rO'''s :" ''s".' 10
,,rlv trao,;o and - .: s,, ''"s
. national f..o.o Tl|o s, ] l"'I -,
the great war canvass homo..s u;,, ,N',;O" ,. -
+h ,,,,:o =, "'''"l
drama '''
Since t,k;no ~ h;s oou, :; ,,.,
Won Dornhos hoar
t;m.cv with Nrs H. po. c, ,,.
McK;s<;,.L vo,nc. h.,J,'o ,'1 .'u
.od u.u e'sn: ''"" wen '0"'''-
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DEKALbH0USE,
Camden, s. C.

THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
and the travelling public that he has leased this com.
modious HOUSE, 30 eigibly situated in the growing
town Of Camden.
His personal superintendence and best efforts, aided
by competent ASSISTANTS, will be devoted to the com.
tort anu satisfaction of guests and visitors He conf
IDENTIFY asks continuance Of the favors of all who
have visited the DoKalb House, and calls from any
of his friends who visit Camden
January l6 j. H. JUNGBLUTH
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important from tine West
LATEST NEWS FROM THE ARMIES OF GRANT
AND JOHNSTON.

LATEST NEWS FROM THE ARMIES OF GRANT
AND JOHNSTON
JACKSON, Miss, May 1s.--Thc oncmy sent
Nag OF truce this evening to convey to our
lines their principal surgeon, who has been left
IN charge of their wounded
lie states that, in the fight of Saturday Grant
captured l6 guns, but lost 5000 men. Our
troops, according to his report, fell back across
the Big Black, in the direction of Vicksburr.
destroying the bridge after they had passed.
Ihe enemy then advanced eight miles north,
and this morning found Gen. Johnston's forces
an line of battle
Our adv'ccs, on the contrary, say that we
lost no artillery, that the bridge over the Bio
Black was not burned, aud that, in the battle
OF Saturday, 10000 Of our men fought two Of
Grants Army Corps, $4,000 men, with success,
sustaining their position all day long, and only
falling back at night to their cntrcnchmcnts--
Our loss was heavy. The battle was severe
but indccisive
The enemy is in Il position that enables Inn,
TO cut OH our communication with Gen. John
ston. Rumors good and bad, are prevalent
here' but we have nothing trustworthy later
than the above
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22

& The first use made Of the new Confederate
Nag IN Richmond was to wrap the remaus Of
the departed chettan Jackson This fact alone
Is sufficient to consecratc the newly adopted
banner of the Confederatcs i'm the / carts of our
brave soldiers and patriotic people.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. W. R. SKIES TENDERS HIS SERVICES
as practising physician to the citizens of Camden and
vicinity. Office on main street, in the rooms formerly
occupied by DR.. T. j. WORKMAN
February 27
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on and atler Thursday, I'd Of April the midday
train down from Camden will be altered follows
Leave Camden l2 80 p NJ.
Arrive at Kugsvllo 2.4s p. m
Arrive at Camden $40 p m
Arrive at Augusta 3:45 p m
Arrive at Columbia 500 D. m
Tho time Of departing from each ofthe az We named
paces--wth the exception OF the down midday train
rom Camden -havc no, been changed, and wil coz.
inue as heretofore. until further notice
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g.sST' OFF LETTERS

E.s$T OFF LETTERS
I } EMA1N1NG IN THE POST OFFICE AT CAM
lS DEN S. C., May Is, 1868.
Brncy, Miss l. . Jones, Mrs Emily
Brannan, Thomas J K
Beck, Samue. Kennedy. Mrs &c
Barton, w NJ Knight, Mrs Wv
Boon, Margaret KIRKLAND Miss Marvin 2
Brown, Robert KIRKLAND HR
Bradshaw, Daniel Knight Mrs
L.
Collins, Mrs LaRochc, J H
Grassland, w y NJ
Cruel Miss Catharne Myers Mrs Sarah
Colcock, Mc ally a. Maoy N.
D. Nckos, Miss Elizabeth
Douglas, Henry Neal Mrs
pawkns ii Nicholson, S
Davis, Mrs Fannie Norris, Mrs Mary
DAVIS, j Neal Mrs Philip
Danncily DR. + o r.
Dixon H W Riliv. Miss Eizabeth
Davis. Miss Marih J Nobnson DrPG
H. w.
tiai''. Hester Wilson, Mrs Sarah z
iici'ie, M's tiur oahvj Wood, Charles
Henson, Daniel , Whitaker, Mrs Mary
Persons calling io7 Ike above. will please say they
are advertised.
Y. W. PEGUES, P. NJ,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA. April II, 1868.

COLUMBIA. April II, 1863. !
WHEREAS. THE PRESENT SUPPLY OF
w provisions In this State is needed for tire ub-
sstence OF the people thereof and the soldiers of he
Confederacy therein: and whereas it is deem mpor.
tant to preTentthe expectation of the same tor ecu.
lation
Now, THEREFORE ], MILLEDGE L. BoNHAM, Gov.
ernor of South Carolina by virtue Of the power vested
in me under the Constitution Of this State do issue
this my proclamation, and forbid sill prsons for tho
space of thirty days from this date, from exporting
6ey ond the limits of his State, any Salt Bacon. Pork
Beef Corn, Meal, Wheat Flour, Rice Peas, Potatoes
or other provisions of any description whatsoever.
Ihe following persons are excepted viz Quartermas.
ters Commssares and other agents Of the Confederate
Government purchasing provisions for the army, who
must exhibit satisfactory evidence Of their official char.
acter END authority; persons from other States who
purchase for their own private and consump on
and no' for resale, shall make oath to that effect
before the next 1gstrate previous the removal of
the articles purchased. which oath he magistrate shall
preserve and furnish for lie Of the Soci or e the
Circuit when required: agents Of ties towns cor
poratons and soldiers Boar of Re ee Of OF Sites
who exhibit satisfactory pro of her suthoritv 20
purchase such provisions in behalf o such Counties
towns, corporations or Soldiers Boards OF Relief for
public use of for distribution costs and charges and
not Tor iess lie or profit
salt made by residents and eargoes entering
our ports from abroad, are also exec pied
IL ls ehJon' upon all sherfs magistrates and con.
stables and all good citizens appealed to- TO aid in
the enforcement of this proclamation and also of the
Act OF the General Assembly, entitled An Act to
enforce any proclamat Of the Governor prohibiting
the expectation of provisions" ratified the 10th day
Of April A. D. 1863.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State at
Columbia, this eighteenth day of April,
IT, in the year of our Lord one Thousand eight hun.
dred and sixty.three.
M.LBoNHAM.
" HUNT Secretary ofState
eB A II papers of the State publish once week for
one month.
May %
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The Heralds Paris correspondent states
that the news of the Union defeat before
Charleston had afforded great Joy in the
French capital.
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Closing. up Business.

/ 5(EiNG ANXIOUS TO CLOSE UP MY PRESENT
- business the remainder OF my stock will be dis.
pGseo o |t 20" rates Tor cash Per ons wishing sup.
February 20 E ". B0NNEY
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IHE SECOND ROME RA1D.-Tho Macon TEL
ey'oph thinks that the story of another move
ment of 5000 Yankees against Rome, Ga, is
nothing more than canard
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News of the attack on Charleston has been
received in London. 1t was regarded as
great defeat of the Federal naval force.
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RUNAWAY.

{ 'OMHITTED TO THE JAIL OF KERSHAW
- Dlst"r' Negro Boy, who says mis- name is
]OhA, and that he belongs to Robert Oliver, of
georgetown, c.
SAD Boy five feet FIVE or six inches high. will
weigh 100 or 90 pounds, had ole black coa and
grey SATIN tt pant, an onfederate hat, made
wire gTas. The owner is requested TO come forward
prove property, pay expences and take him away.
DUNCAN SHEORN, Jaior.
March
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@sYs3 RE.

@sYasEE,
EaIcEX', AND
TOBACCO.
X O. MOLASSES, CRUSHED AND BROWN
y. SUGAR;
500 dollars worth Matches, best quality;
Tobacco-Common. Medium and Fine;
Hice-good and fresh Rice Flour
Salt-Conederate and Turks Island;
Smoking Tobacco and good Cigars
Pepper Sanse, Spices of different kinds;
Jars and jugs, various sizes;
Nails, coarse Shoes.
May 22, 1863. A. T. LATTA
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" MATRIMONY.n

IS 'MATRIMONY."
TWO YOUNG MEN OF GOOD DEPORTMENT,
Intelligent and Refined, are desrous to open Cores.
pondence with Two Young Ladies of the same quail
ties with view TO matrimony. Any who are desi.
rous of doing so, will address, with real name, to
C.&M.D,
Company F." I'd Reg't. S. G. ",
Kershaw's Brigade, Richmond, Va
May Is 2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-17
NEWS From nKnrL SOURCES.
S:unboai Expedition Up the James Panic
IN the Rebel Capiiai-Grnnt said 10 he
Largely Re-enforotd.
special Dispatch to TIE y Y. Thbsu.

DispstCb 10 Tie y ]. If4buus
wuniseTOs. Tu,sisy. Jure lC 1919
Tie Peier,Jrg EIyTess 81 the I2ih met, con-
lains the following tuggtsiiyo paragraphs. TIE
Richmond papers Of the 18Th also contain leaders
going to show that pauic II prevailing IA the Rebel
capital:
transports, the latter sgppOsed 10 contain troops.
advanced NJ james River yesterday. Every clus'
ter of trees and patch o. uudergruwih on cite:
sds, large enough aud dente enough 10 aheltor o
Rebel was freely Piled "i.h shoii, but the thin, 9
warriors iuied 70 cltcoNer TIE NbrlHAb"ut q any
Seccsh soldiers.
"At last accounts this expedition had proceeded
IA far ~ the Hog Island Estste, owneI 10y on
townrman, Robr. \. JOnes, esq. To quiet the "a
urebensiOrs VI such oil men, All young ones too,
who sccinef To be suddenly sciLod with aguc Wien
til, ne vi became runorrd ttfcets Yesterday
". would STATE that the enemy were not nj Peter
burp last night nor at City Point; ana further, tltt
before they reach either Of tnete place., The gun
boats and their accompanying tsarrp'tts WI hno
That sheiliug 10 u game a. which tNO can ilay.
1--WE Imagine that thu demonstration d d mere
trick Of the enemy To prevent Gcu. Lee irJl Icing
reinforced"
4he P,tcrsJwg E1press of jane IL, also hos tie
following;
"Adyices from jackson, Miss, 90 l4'e IS june .
state thet twelve regiments have LETT Memphis 10 Ie-
enforce Grant, drawn from Cornth and otter places.
Three thousand advanced toward SenHtDL!a.
a. An officer from Port Hudson reports our lo'g in
the engagement at 600. The negroes In the Yankee
army we're yut IN front and tncy broke At the rst
fire. kmDy Smiths arrival is contrtdicted.'
Tie augusta Coastitat,oHaiiH ~ informed that
the Augusta powder work., now getting fairly III
operation, have made and furnished TO the army
during the last year one million pounds Of powder
Their operations for the year will reach much
higher figure.
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o
uELNIBoLD's ROSE WASH,

excellent lotion FOR d,ea-s oia syphiic nature and
All inject ia diseases Of tie Urinary orsans arising fop
habits OF patton, nssd ia connection vita the kxtacs
.chu ami ssr.apaa "a such diseases rscommsa5.d.
Fydrncs Of responsible aud rrAo- character
accom- pony the medicines.
CIR fIffC ATS OF CURES
FROM 10 20 YEARS STANDING. with
NAMES hNUNN 10 SCIENCE AND FAME.
fuf Medical Pfop.rtie. OF Buclu,
STE DiSPENSsTONI or TIE UNITED STATES
SEQ Protector DEN EES valuable woIis ca tie fnc4es
- nnsrl, made ty lie late cee6rs's4 Or fhYIc.
Phh drptil -. ... =, ,...,.,.,,
See rsn.srs. m,io ~ IT, EPHRAIM MCDOWELL
crlrhgated anl Member OF tho Eoys toeFs 81
ufse1 Iceland s1d pHoishoi In the tfaasaes.ons Vi Ne
Ming ant Ql-cns Jrufuai. 1870 - .......,
see M,Jico.C hru srsl Hsyiew published by BENJAMIN
TRAN GAS Fellow oi tae koysl toilese II > rs.oas.
80. mott ~ he ste Standard Works OF Medicine
FATRACT BuJllU. ~ pei bottle. 90 Il Tor -.
tArKACr eAksAFARlLLA. " per bottle OF sh isf
INPEOyED ROSE WASH. 80 pei bottle. OF .ia 'si
$50
Or Hal Dozen Of each fo 80 which vii be .ussrtto e@is
tho most obstinate II ClT,c IONS aie sdhefed 70
Delivered any addt-s. securely pecsed NON 0o'eIvAlen
ne,enb- .ymPta 10. In a. communications Core sousb-
tced Advice sasl'
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following:
From FORTRESS Monroe.

foETREss MoSHoB. Monday. June Is. 1868.
Thirteen Rebel descrters arrived here to-day from
Gen. Jenkns's command On the Blackwater. They
report that the Rebel force at TIA! place comprises
but one brigade.
The steamer United Sta;os arrived to-day from
Baltimore
daily Union paper is about to be started in Nor
folk called the Ytrgia,dn.
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ttcbe; News IfcDis.
rr.m The Riehnold Dl.pa,ch 1870.

from The Richmond Di.patch lJ,h.
Tie Chatt1HOOga Rrbei, Oi tue an inst, says:
The gallant Pembcfton was wounded at the last
attack on YcAshnrS.
me steamers Robert T.. Lee and Conelia have
arrived NJ Wilmington, n. e., from Nassan, with
goode on Government account.
Geo. l.. Bedel late Postmaster IT Columbus Ga,
Vis killed al .nsvilIe, Ala, lew days siuce,
by the Marshal OF that town.
H. i,o,yois was shot aud Killed al Dunklcy-
Vile " c., On The S.n INST, il IA quarrel win W.
4. solomon.
The augusta Ca. powder work flrniohed 600, p
GOO Mound, # powder Tor TIE army nst year.
81. ValaudiQLaIn hasarryed IN Wilmington, y.
G., On I0l.e l0T Nassau.
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Take 10 Bsssu Mercury Unpleasant Sefe.nu for us-
pleasant and Dangerous Dsess.s.
EXTRACT BtCHC
CURES SECRET DISEASES
Ia oil their stages, little EIlenss little % 10 change Of d.
Of, 20 Inconvenience, AND 10 EXPOSURE
/, canes frequent desire and gives strength TO UTnsts
thereby removing ob'rucon preventing and curing STREET
ure. ofthe uTethra, asyng pain and nhamnstob 70 re
an n, In th. c..s d-a.e., and eIP.llug POlsOfOUS
Diseased AND WORKOUT NATTER
luou.4nds upoc Thousands 40 have besn the
VICTIMS or QUACKS.
and who have paid HEAVY FEES TO be cured ~ Nor,
a have found they deceived aud that tho Poison"
la. by the Of Powerful As,riD. sbi been dried ~ "a
the sJ1leD 20 bIess cut IN all aggravated ioHI, AL
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-17

FTNfALESi FEMALES! EEMAI.ESl
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED Oh COkIEM-
PLATING MARRIAGE.
many affections peculiar 10 te1les the Extract BGctu
By any other remedy in Cbioross or Re:er
lion Painulne-s or Suppression q Customary
Evacuation. liberated ScrrLous Of the Uterus Leu
cohe. or Whites stery and for ali complaints incident
10 the whether arising from Ind,creon Habits Of Dis4-
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFE.
See symptoms above.
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.