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Two miles further down the river General
Reynolds with the first corps constructed a
bridge in the face Of the cnenly's rifle pits,
and effected Il crossing. The resistance was
stubborn but Of short duration. The fire Of
the artillery was too rapid and severe for The
enemy, ant he wisely abandoned the earth
works aud fled, 1eayiugin the hands Of party
who crossed in boats eighty-seycn prisoners
from the 18th Georgia and 9th Louisiana, at-
tached to Jackson's command. The prison.
ers report Jackson rs commanding the right
wing Of the rebel army.
, 1863-05-05

Later intelligence brings in the cheering
news Tint the 1lth and 18th corps crossed the
Rapidian at Gcrmania at three o'clock yester-
day, and that Gen. Meade, with the 5th corps,
crossed At a point lower down at i've O'Clock.
The enemy was everywhere taken By surprise,
and nearly every picket force was captured.
From 600 to 500 prisoners and wounded had
been taken up to four clock, and the com.
maud was moving down in fine order, buoyant
with hope and overaowing with ecstacy. The
line Of march is In the direction Of Chancellor
vile, south Of Fredericksburg.
, 1863-05-05

The hazy atmosphere Of the night was most
favorable for the work. Though one could
see perfectly well for the space of twenty feet
di:tinguishable through the mist. Two
bridges were laid near the same crossiuw-onc
b., a detachment Of regulars, and the other bY
volunteers. 4 pleasant rivalry sprung M.
and the volunteer boys carried away the lau..
rels, by completing their bridge thirty min
ufes I'll advance of the regulars. After this a
third bridge was constructed.
4 sufficient force to hold the bridges was
marched over and placed in position, after
which the crossing ceased for the day. The
several commands on this side were adyanta-
gconsly posted to await further orders. The
time, purport and execution of these orders
will appear at the close Of this drama
, 1863-05-05

stoneman, with his full corps Of cavalry, is
sweeping down in a wide circle, determined,
with ekill, energy and dash, to retrieve the
Gquidated laurels OF the past fortnight. He
delayed, and finally failed In his expedition to
an extent that would hare defeated the entire
plan ofopcration, but for the double resources
Of the Commanding General
What the infantry has now accomplished
stoneman should have done with bis cavalry
ten days ago, By bold dash across the rivers,
and a sweep to the epemy's rear If 1t SO be,
that he now covers over the disgrace Of tho
PAST two weeks, by a brilliant success in
a raid on the rebel lines Of communication,
he may regain the confidence Of his friends:
if not, his reputation and his career as com.
mander Of cavalry be At an end
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LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
Attest:
JoHs II. RIA. Clerk.


LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
~ DIANA, IS:
wHRkas A libel OF information has been filed In the
pDstrct Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana, the 29th
day Of January, 1862 by John Hanna, Esq. Attorney
Of the United States for the district Of Indiana against
5he following described and effects of William
j. Holcomb Three Promssory Notes, all dated
1t day Of November 1858, for $500 each with interest
from date payable In 1. , and years from date,
spectively said given by William w. Garrad to said
Hoicomb; the said notes secured by certain
mortgage real estate in Laporte Indiana, for a
violation Of the Powers Of act Of Congress OF July
IT, tse2 entitled IAN act TO suppress Instruction pun
sh treason and rebellion, TO seize and concate the
property Of rebels and for other purposes and praying
against said property and that the may be
ondemned and scld a. enemies property.
Now. therefore, in ptOuance Of the monition under
abe seal Of said court, TO directed and delivered, do
hercbs give public notice all persons claiming said
property any part thereof in any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court of the United States be held nj the city ofInan
apos in and for the District OF Indiana the third Mon
day ofFebrusy next at Of the forenoon Of that
day. then and there nerrose their claims, and make
their Legations In that behalf
ID. G. ROSE. u. s. Marshal,
Per l. 3. BiGELow, Deputy.
Jons II. RkA, Clerk feb3-dl4t
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Bosros Coksxns, N Y, Dec. eth. 1851
wn. II. GarGe A Co:

Bosros CORNERS, T., Dec. 27th, 1851.
WIN. II. GREGe Coz
Gents: freely give you liberty make Of the fol-
lowing certificate of the value ofConsution Water which
lean recommend in the highest manner
Ny wife, who attacked with pain In the shoulders
whole length Of back and in her limbs with Paipitaton
Of the Heart, attended with Falling Of the Womb Dys-
menorrh9a. and Irritation OF the Bladder. called a
physician, who attended her about three months when
he left her than be found her. then employed
of the best physicians could hnd who attended her
about nine m-nths and while she under his care
she did suffer quite much pain, he finally gave her
mp and said her cdse trds fRcurdNe " For, said be,
"sAe as sscA eoDbiaatiR efcosaI ldints, that aedi-
cine gigeR operates dgGtasf other ri her
difficulties About this time she commenced the use Of
Constitution Water and TO utter astonishment al
mot the first dose seemed have the desired effect and
she kept improving rapidly under its treatment, and
now SnperinendS entirely her domestic affairs She has
taken any Of the Constitution Water for about
weeks. and are happy to say that it has produced
apermsnentcure.
wM M.vANBENSCHOTEN.
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IINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
II ! DIANA IS:
Attest:
Jons II. RIA, Clerk

mo 3i3)
IINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
~ DIANA. IS:
wHEaxAs. libel Of information has been filed In the
District Court Of the United states within md for the
Seventh Circuit AMI District Of Indiana the 10th day
Of January, ise3, by John Hanna Esq, Attorney Of
the United for the District Of Indiana, against
the following described estate, credits AID effects OF
William H. Bell to-wtCertain Promssor, Notes amount
Ing in the aggregate TO 100. given by Robert n.
Williams in connection of certain real e>ta in Madison
county, for violation the powers If an act OF Congress-
approved July ~, 1882 entitled An act suppress
surrectiou punish and rebellion, seize and
conscate the property Of rebels, and for othr pur-
pos and praying process against said property and that
the may be condemned and sold enemies prop
erty.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monitor under the
seal Of said court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice To all persons claiming said property,
part thereof In any interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said District Sour; Of
the United States TO be held the city f indianapolis
IN and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
February next at o'clock II the forenoon Of that day,
then and there inerpose their claims, and 10 make
their allie atoms In that behalf
u. G. ROSE. u. s. Marshal.
Per l. 5. BGELow. Deputy.
JOHN n. RIA. Clerk feb3-di4t
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mo. si5)
IISrTEp STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN

mo. si5)
IISrEp STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
III pfANN-SS
Whereas. libel Of information has beep filed IN the
District Court Of the United states within and for the
seventh Circuit AM District Of Indiana the 2sth day
January isS5 by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney Of the
United Tor the District Of Indiana against the fol-
lowing described property Of John Cannon.
one pair of Second hand steam engines for violation Of
t1e powers OF an act OF Congress. approved July H.
sss7 entitled IAN suppress nSurrectie 10 punish
treason and rebea 10 seize and eonscate the property
Of rebels and for ether purposes and praying process
Against aid property and that the may be condemned
aud sold as enemies property.
Vow therefore. pursuance Of the mention VI der the
zeal Of aid cout % directed and delivered here
oy give public notice TO all claiming said property
OF any part thereof or IN any interested therein
mat they be and app before the said the District
Court ofthe United States to be held the city % In
Annapolis. N ard for the District Of Indiana
Monday OF February next ocock of the forenoon
of tAAi day then and there nterpose their claims and
make their allegations In that behalf
ID. G. ROSE. L. :. Marshal.
BY l. s. BieELow. Deputy.
Attest.
Joas II. RIA. Clerk frh3.aIat
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(N0. ALL
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
III

mo. I'LL
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
WnKnEAs A libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court of the United States within and for
the Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 10Th
day Of January. 1863, by John Hanna Esq, Attorney
for the United States for the District Of Indiana, against
the following described credits and effects of william
j. Holcomb, to-wit: -Four PromissOry Notes, all dated
March 3h 1851 for $500 90 each, pay able in 2 and
respectively from the LIST October 1861, with in
teres said notes by John j. Oaks TO one
Seth Way. and by him assigned and transferred TO said
Ho CONT aud secured by mortgage certain real estate
IN Laporte county, Indiana for violation Of the powers Of
act Of Congress approved July II, 1852 entitled An
act suppress 1srrecon TO punish treason and rebel
Hon. seize and cocate the property rebels and for
other purpose and praying against said properly,
and that the same may be condemned and sold as
enemies property.
Now therefore, in Of the montion under the
seal Of said court 90 directed and delivered do here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming said propry,
part thereof in manner Interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States be held at the city of indianapolis
and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday
February next o'clock Of the forenoon Of that
day then and there ntepoe their claims and to make
their allegations in that behalf.
ID. q. ROSE, u. =. Marshal.
Per 1. s. BIGELow, Deputy
Attest
JoHs III. RIA, Clerk. feb3-dl4t
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There class Of dserse that produces such exhaust
ms effects upon the human constitution a. Diabetes and
Diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder and Urinary Passages.
and through false modesty they elected until they
advanced be beyond the control Il ordinary
remedies, and we present the
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wM NJ. vANBESscHorEN
NuyoKp, Coss., November 18th, lssl.

MR Wx. ii. GREGG:
Dear Sir. have for several years been afflicted with
that troublesome and dangerous disease Gravel which
resisted all remedies and doctors, until took Constitution
Water. and you may be assured that as exceedingly
pleased with the result II has entirely cured me- and
you may make any Of my you may q, in
gard 10 the medicine. have entire confidence In its
efficiency. Yours tTuy, FUND STRONG.
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NO. ala
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, SIS:
JOHN H. RkA. Clerk
feb3-di4t

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
" DIANA. SIS
Whereas libel Of inforrsstion has been flied In the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana the 18th day Of
January 1883 byJohn Hanna, ESQ ,Acrne. ofthe United
States for the District Of Indiana against the following de-
scrbed estate credits and effects Of certain per-
unknown. o-wit s45 90 In cash in the hands Of
J. w. Forthe also the Of sT5 90 in cash in the
hands Of X. n. Mccain for q violation Of the
powers act Congress approved July L. S62 entitled
An act to suppress Instruction. 10 punish treason and
rebellion and couscafe the property Of rebels
e,nd for other parposes and praying process against
kAd cash, and that the same may be condemned and
eold a. enemies property.
Now therefore, pursuance Of the montion under the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered do here
BY give public notice to all claiming said cash.
- any part thereof In any interested therein,
that and appear before the said the strict Court
the United States 20 be held al the city Of Indianapolis,
N and foe the District OF Indiana the third Monday Of
Deb usry O'Clock ofhe forenoon Of that
then and there nterpose their claims and make their
allegations in that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE. United States Marshal,
BY l. 5. BssxLow. Deputy.
Jo@s II. RIA. Cfrk. feh3-dl4t
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DASvuLE, PA, June ?. 1852.
DIR. wM. II. GREGe-Dtdr Sir: In February, 1861, |
afflicted with the diabetes and for hive months
l Sed more than two gallons of water In - hours.
obliged 10 get up often ten twelve times du-
ring the night and in five months lost about so pounds
ia weight During the month Of July, 81, | procured
bottles OF Constitution Water and in after
using experienced relief and after taking bottles
was entirely cured, after regaining my usual good
good health. Yours, truly.
" L. DE WITT.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the conviction that has equal In
relieving the class OF diseases viii IL has found
empently successful N curing aud trust that shall
be rewarded for our efforts In placing valuable remedy
In form TO meet the requirements patient phys
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Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer Of the Hard Rubber
rrass, unlrr Rigs 4 tiorlyear's Patents.
The IIarl Rubber Truss Is unlike anil superior 10 all
Others IN the following respects WIN never break, rus
cnafe gall blister lie made still or iiniir; will
Hernia u y,ar- staiin1 d~s nc< pres OF iniure
the cord, anil i asays clean and essi ~ new.
Patients l~ accurately fttsi by seDdng sine In
inches around lpriy IN lire 10 rupture.
EgFEREScRs tn rl--ri rify over otiers.-1he fol-
lowing only arc ofrr,-i: rrufs Mai tsrtoclIan and
Parker, NewYork: Profs. t;o-ari and A-'rv. Piniei
phia: DR.. n Jnl~,n; surgeon tenerai BUREAU, Wash
ingtou; Profs lBrssri. fr.r nra. Assirrws and Da-
WIS. Chiragp: Dr. Wuics,tt. Milwaukee. Wis.
Manufacturer anil -aer I'm SipsIhier Braces. Af-ou-
inal supporters, SIX ard co'i"n ElaSic s"kngs Tor
varicoSe veins, susf-nsry Bansisgs>, &c, &c
DR. WILCON'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEG. man
featured Ivy G. stafford has uaiy advantages over all
others, and evidence II such Il has rrrive the
hrst premiums at the United states Pairs. under the ex
animation II the hesf surgeons Ia country. It's mo-
ton Is received frum a rubber cord (which will never
brak giving II great preference the SPIRAL spring
used In Oth-r limbs
Send stamp for pamphlet Posi- Office Box 1855.
e6S- For sale by all Druggists. novl4-62-dsm
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FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGIsrs-pRlcE 81.

WM. II. GREGG a Co, Proprietors-
Morgan a Ahen. General Agents. No. ~ Cfn street.
New Yors. Wright French, g Randolph 81. Smith q
Dryer 81 LAKE 81. hoe~&ls Agents, Che nlnois
IaaaS-dsr
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rRussEs. &C.

7. B. Sc ELEY'5 TRUS1
ESTABLISHMENT. i26 cLsaK 1T. CmcAoo, Tx.
Branch ohce-vo s. Nor Flf,h Street. 81. Louis, No
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ELDER HARDNESS T. BINGHAM.
NOTICE.

HAVING PURCHASED OF GEO. W. HAYES THE
entire stock Of goods No. North Illinois street,
am author xed TO collect all bills due the late firm Of
starting Co.. and viii pay the indeetene-s Of sid
firm. J. sfAhLlNo.
Iuyl1-dlw
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SICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long since given up the Of buchu cubes and j
nber In the treatment of these diseases and only the
for the want of better remedy.
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REA READ. READ.

irrtate and drench the Kidneys and BY constant use
lead 20 chronic degeneration and confirmed disease
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Has proved itself equal to the task that has devolved
upon II.
DIURETICS,
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-04-24
The Rebel Loan.

[From the London Post, City Article, Mrach 21.1
In the foreign market the Confederate loan
has been steadily maintained at 45a5 premium.
The amounts of subscription to-day were again
exceedingly numerous. not only from London
but the Continent and the Provinces. The, to.
tai amount applied Tor up to this evening ex.
ceeded 10000, ,0O0-affording sufficient svei-
deuce that the Continental course, as well as
great portion of the commercial interests OF
London Manchester and LIVERPOOL, recognize
the South, and that in a substantial manner by
subscribing to loan wittins two days more
than three times the amoGnt asked for.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-04-24
Approved April ii, 1868.

ANoTHEs CONSULATE DIsooNTINUED.-J ames
Magee, for 80 years the British Vice Consul at
Mobile, has been removed by that government, on
account it is supposed, of his sympathy with the
him to request a British ship of war to touch at
Mobile and carry to England 100000 of specie to
pay the interest on Alabarna's debt in London.
The commander of the squadron gave his consent
When the specie arrived in London, the Times
mentioned it as very honorable to Alabama, when
the Yankee Minister, Mr. Adams informed Sew
ard OF it, and Seward it is supposed to have de-
manded the dismissal of the Consul.
It will be seen that majority (but not two.
third) one branch of Congress is disposed to
entertain proposition for the recall of our Minis
ter in England, Mfr. Mason. This is owing to the
offensive tenor Of Earl Russel's correspondence
with Mr.. Mason, as recently published by the
British government. siTass sfs
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-04-24

APA1ArABLr BEvERAaE.-The seeds Of the
sugar cane (surgAo sucre) parched, well ground
and then tbrougaly boiled, make better subs
stitute for coffee than any other thing that has
ever been tried. 1t tastes very much like old
Java coffee aud very few can tell the difference
between the two. So says. the Port Hudson
Courier. esa3ss - ..sss - ae. s. s...sg.s @ss
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-04-24

MORE IRON CLADs.-We learn from the New
York Tribune of Wednesday last, that all the
contracts for iron-clads (tweive in al) have
been awarded. The prices for these will range
from $300, 900 to $400, 0,000.a They are to be
finished and added to the Yankee Navy in
about six months. 1s sa - sssst sal
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-04-24

ing, to be forwarded to more comfortable quar-
ters in Washington and elsewhere. Every thing
else remains in about the state as when we
first encamped here, fter the retreat.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-04-24
From thee Mob lie Advertiser and Reristsr.
GEN. BRAGG AND HIS ARMY.

We suppose no. one out Of hundred of our
readers outside of Gen. Bragg's army, but be-
lives that this officer has been relieved Of tho
co mmand of the splenoid army of his own ere.
alton in Tennessee. The assel tion has been re-
peated publicly and privately, directl and cir
cumstantia!ly, SO often that in spite of our
knowl edge and cor vie:ion to the contrary, our
own be lief has been at. tines staggered. Our
CORE spondent Ora has done as much as any
man to induce the belief, and never fails 70
speak of the Tennessee Army as Gen. John.
ston's army. Gen. Bragg has been constantly
igno1 rcd by him. He did not even mention mis-
name in his descriptions Of the great battle Of
Murfreesbor.'. Yet the fact is that Gen Bragg
does continue to command the Army of Ten-
nessee and Gen. Johnston does continue to com
mand the Department of viii ch Bragg's army
IS part.
a friend of ours-a man of up1uestiopable
integrity and spotess honor himself formerly
officer of the Army of Tennessee and high
in it: but not cow belonging to it, writes Ms
from Tennessee, and from him we gather these
facts:
Gen. Brarg is still the commanding General
of that army. The President has fully endors
ed his whole course, and Gen. Joe Johnston,
who does everybody justice, pronounces his
army, in warlike discipline and preparation to
meet the enemy, the finest he has ever seen,
and snstains him in all his operations. All the
rumors about his rem oval from the command
have originated with his enemies. Believing
battle a. hand in Tennessee, and that with suoh
army he must win it, they propose to de-
prive him of the glory by giving out in ad-
vance that he was not in command. So true
patriot and soldier has never been pursued
with such like malignity. He has lost his
fortune and given his sleepess nights and la-
boli,us days. and periled his life IN the cause
and now they would take away what soldier
most prizes-his good name. They will fail,
for energy. talent, martial spirit and devoted
patriotism like his must sooner or later triumph
over envy and tradition. If he lives, he will
prove himself to his country as, take him Ill
and all, one OF the ablest and purest of her Cen
erals.
AS to the condition of the army, our corres.
pondent writes
The army is in better condition than It has
ever been, and is far stronger. The health is
unparalleled in the history (Medical) Of armies.
The clothing is good and ample, with the great
est abundance of good rations. Gen. Bragg is
IN fine health and spirits, which is a good evi'
dence Of mind at ease.
We ale glad to learn from our friend that
Mrs. Bragg, who has been dangerously ill with
typhoid fever, is rapidly recovering her health