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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29

Onds, are again seen 70 approach each other
r aud amid louder aud mere eXnita1t scriei
the coutest e. renewed with nnRbetsf Zero
city aud keenness. It e declaFedIwith
what accuracy it is impossible at tho mo-
ment 10 dfse0yeR--Ghat King has with din
Guilty .beep restored N time for theg 18th
round ana that Heenaa, eOnnting hOW
upon Al easV eonauest. e becoming wildly
fncaatiOus and the event would seem u
Justify this statement, tor, with a more
cruel and tesoaHdiak blow Iban any ysI
delivered. Kings powerful hst falls tnii IN
the Aunericadss flee. aud, et6sfnR With him.
he dashes him 70 the earth, almost fhsensi-
Bile. alR
From. this usuient L e kuoWu aud "a !
Ihiitea that Hsenan hAs lost the 6ght, AAd'
In the ronhds immeiiatelyA following the
superior euduFance aud youth; of the Eu
Rlfshman enable him 10 apnrsna hissne
oesses with -tsemsndoas raPidity. H4ralS
oonid the aAmerican appear upon his
Rronni-Hhere, ft must io6 sat1f he pre-
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24tll round, WfthdraWR Felnctautly by bis
friends, though himself inssntibI6. Thus |
the cruel contest ended, leaving for the
moment little % choose between the COO
diti0n either Of victor or OF Ya1qutshed.
such was the eHd OF thethg1t. amer
mnARIR III. 1sN
perate sighting, between tive o. the most
powerful men that probably have ever en-
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TERnIs or ADV'I5TlTlTsfWts!

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IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERS.l
Tb66sss Eha1i6s4 4Ashds ii the Army

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from debility Eysry ssss Il tnS1 BE.
ssses Sesulting iron disorders 6t the organs
srs ,peediiy fem6Yea We hive ation in
stating that il We're thss
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W. IN narteniar to tie following re-
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shleb u. !, sI1I sIi fhs snl
{ DesieFs IN Wishing
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.Hoof ofand's German Bitte1s!
lion. lss.J,Js d, sroS,,, D. D., Eatlor Oftts Ene5!
eIopeElid of ReLfgiOae RnOtDLS61e.

Afthddkkk not 'dispds6d 10 fSvd4 tor 'reoOmmsnd
Patent Medicines I'd general, through dtstEpst Of
fhsiE edientA and yet Asi2w q no sum
M belisVea himself ID Ved from simple
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VI ~ IL In 20 HoonaddS
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tlIs city. because pTaludIeed sneni
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chieh ytan alcoholic mixture Lam Indebted 70 my
81 tesfsi and for
ment try than, when suffering from great Hnd
long continued debility. The use o. three bottle.
~ thssi RitteFs!i nt the beginning 6f the present
SSas relief, and
to degree Of bodily and mental 4tgoL which had
noe Sfsltfor six monthR befoTe aud hat Anestde
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SWAMI ID USE,

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Induced by the extensive sale and unlyer4Al !,
popularity qfFl9i VUt' Z
HooHand's German Bitters
fTe Is ,TppEElY yEdEIE1Eh5Ws

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Hosts OF Ignorant Quacla aud nnserupnIous ladtsn-
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vtlely Compounded With injntiC us drugs and chris
tened TONES, St6tnAe liies aud Btt terS. ssaaH5A
BeYaref Of the 8tnnumetable array Of Alcoholic
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kegs under the modest which,
instead ofcpFipgt only aggE1yhto disease md leave
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
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the test OF hiteen yefs trial by the American pub.
lie, and their aud sale not FtSaed by
any similar prepA ton. M ir1 esA2'ttAaSte
The prOpFietors have sthpusands Of Letters nom
the most eminent OleFgyment lawyers 'Physiei4n9
and Citizens OF their own personal know.
edge TO thg Pepeheial effects and yFtpss Of
these Bltters. efs.,.
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People yves. yirginlti Our armies are yietpri.
ous al p6fnts-R number of States, and psFtk o.
States; from theE1 dominion ofthe
enemy and the rebellion 10 on the Wane yet
q great work remains to be doae. Hon have re
SpoRaed, d,ppssP alleaton heretoiepe
'1s.isy Rl w d BoRtIA. 6ve4hor.. >
Whesllpgapec 1os 1868, ia Si,is{d s.e'dsoli1
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-04
PUBLIC MEETING.

At meeting of the voters Of Lin
coin county assembled at the court.
house in Fayetteville, on Monday,
June lst, 1868, JAMES ID. GRIzzARD
Esq, was appointed Chairman, and
s. II. McCoRD, Secretary. Where.
upon, on motion of Col. James B.
Lamb. it was resolved,
Isl. That we approve Of the Con
vention called to assemble at Win.
chester on the 17tb inst, for the pu7-
pose of designating candidate fol
Governor and members Of Congress.
End. That all citizens of this coun.
ty who can conveniently attend at
Winchester on that day, be, and they
are hereby appointed delegates to
represent this county in the Conven.
ton. ]. d. GRlZZARD, Ch n.
S. HI. McCoRD, Sec.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-04
Relative Strength Of the I've Armies

Under the bead, /" Figures Do Not
Lie" the N. Y. Herald has the fol-
lowing bit at Hooker:
The Tribune says Lees army at
the time Hooker crossed to give him
battle only counted 10000 men,
The Times says Hooker's army at
the same time numbered 10000
men. 1t thus appears, With more
than three times Lees army, Hooker
was unable to whip him in the first
fight, and unable to do it with twice
and a half his number Of men after
he got his feinforcements. Accord
ing to the statements Of the Tribune
and Times, Rockers loss 10 killed
and wonsded in the several battles
amounted to only II, 900 to $4,000,
which, with the prisoners captured by
the enemy, numbering 5000 OF
5000 mens-would make the totaliloss
from %, 900 to $4,000. Lee, i: is
stated by the same authorities, lost
more than Hooker did or about &c..
600 men-exceediDg half bis original
force. He could rot have been rein
forced by more than from 0,e0O to
$4,000 men That would leave his
whole force after his losses--including
the loss Of General jackson, who Was
hest in himself from 10000 to
10000 men. Before this small force
Hooker retreated with an army which,
alter all his losses still numbered
1861 900 men, or about four to one
Of the enemy. So much for the gen
eralship and fighting qualities of the
new Napoleon.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-04
SOUTHERN NEWS.

| MOBILE, May 25.- The CORES
pohdent of the Evening News, wri-
ting from jackson on the Odd, Gays
that troops are continually arriving,
and We will soon have fine army.
The city. is being rapidly fortified.
On Saturday evening the enemy
attacked Vicksburg six times, and
three times yesterday. They were
defeated each tine with immense loss.
Gen. Stevenson says he can hold
Vicksburg indefinitely.
A special dispatch to The Evening
News. from Jackson, The oath, says
that firing was heard until 9 o'clock
this morning, but nothing since then.
This morning. the 10Th Mississippi
mounted) dashed into Raymond,
capturing 800 prisoners, l4S of
whom we're brought to the city; the
rest, which were sick aud wounded,
vera paroled.
A dispatcAfrom Jackson, the 25tb,
says that an. officer from Vicksburg
states, that on Wednesday morning,
at 10 O'Clock, the enemy attacked
our left and centre tour times, the
first attack lasting 80 minutes; the
second, 20; third, Is, and fourth, 9.
There was great slaughter each time.
Our loss was only 81.
We took a stand Of colors from the
'assaulting column which was brought
up on Wednesday, aud the officers
leading the troops broke column and
disappeared. On Thursday the ene-
my continued Smelling our works.
The Fsderal dead we're unburied
Thursday night. Our works toward
Warrenton were not menaced. The
line of investment is imperiect.-
Federal prisoners report General
Steele killed.
MOBILE, May Z6.-Ihe special re-
porter Of the Advertiser and Regis
ter telegraphs from jackson that the
latest reports from Vicksburg are
that tn. e iemy are firing at long taw
and ditchiDg
McMINNyILLE, May %. = Capt.
W. r. Reese Of Gen. Wheeler's es.
'cort made another successful raid
across The Cumberland on the 22d,
capturing some fifty prisoners, killing
several. He also captured a large
and valuable Federal mail, horses,
arms and equipments.
MOBILE, May 2S.-A special dis
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-04
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND, SIX

- Hundred and Ten forty-fve one-hun-
dredths Dollars.-On Friday night, MayiI5th
James A. Edie absconded from nv EMPLOY
merf with the proceeds of an account he had
been instructed to collect, amounting to Eight
eeL Thousand Six Hundred and Ten As 100
Dollars. Edie wrote to me, dated Friday
night, Cd board the Steamer Britannia, (Which
left that evening at 8 O'Clock, and acknowl-
edged taking the money. Edie was member
of the Washington Light Infantry Volunteers
was wounded in one hand at he Battle of
Seven Pines. He was seen on Sunday morn
ing.at Kingsville. He is Canadian by birth.
about 80 years of age, feet inches high
reddish hair, aorid complexion. slight hest
fancy in speech, with little imperfection in
his eyes, well educated and plausible. He
has British Consulate papers, sc seas
|. 4 A Reward of One Thousand Dollars will be
paid for his arrest and lodgmert in any fail in
the Confederacy. and ons-quarter Of ANY
money recovered will be given Lea scG6
Every paper in the Co Moderate States
will publish this advertisement once and send
bill TO me. JAMES H. TAYLOR.
- Auction and Comm ;ssion Merchant, 3
June4-lt-)pr fee So Charleston, s, c. !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-04

The War!
caQQ \ Q2a
NORTHERN MEMS.

New YoRK, May l6.-A Wash
ington letter to the Commercial says
i. is certain that the army Of the Po-
tomac lost large number of prison
ers and missing; that its dead and
wounded exceed twenty-five thou
sand, and that it Ief. on the south
bank Of The river twenty-feur pieces
of artillery, with large Quantity Of
arms. and ammunition, and that a
majority Of its general officers de-
sire new commander. Gen. Hook
er has frankly Informed the presi-
dent that he will resign the command
liz this step is considered desirable
by the government.
RICHMOND, June l.. - Northern
dates TO the 10th have been received:
The Chicago Times has a special
dispatch dated " on the field,'' Vicks-
burg, 9 o'clock at night, (2Sd). No
fighting has taken place to-day
The troops are retiring from yester-
day. assault. Our repulse was COM
plete, on all parts Of the rebel lines,
but no Encouragement need be en-
teriained Of our FINAL (. success. We
are entrenching and digging ride pits.
The fighting was desperate, the
rebels rolling shells down he steep
hill, which exploded among The Fec
erals creating fearful havoc.
! The Nashville Dispatch ofthe 29lh
contains the following:
At Vicksburg on SATURDAY., the
E23d, Grant dove She rebels back to
their last eutrencIment. The Fed
eral loss was severe : estimated at
10000. The army heretofore oc.
cupyipg Jackson has reinforced
Grant. On Saturday evening the
enemy were throwing shells from
mortaIs. We had c,lptured the bat.
}teries above and below Vicksburg-
3On Sunday, The oath. Grant iele-
tgrapbed Lincoln satisfactory details
which were suppressed, for fear they
might be useful to the enemy.
+ A dispatch from Murlrees5oro
dated the 9th In the same paper
says: at is reported that the Rebe
force, ffty.three thousand, have fall.
en- back along their entire line.
The enrolment under the con.
scription act is proceeding IN, New
York city. The negroes are taker
down with the rest.
Fifteen nine months Pennsylvan
ia regiments have returned to Harris
burg from the war, and disbanded.
The principal harbors 10 the New
En- land States are. being fortified.
A dispatch from Cincinnati, 9th
says the report from rebel sources o
the capture Of Helena, Ark, is false
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-04
LINCOLN COUNTY

LlNCOLH
Mare, Mule Cot, FiAey- Mare, sorrcl. sad
die marks. left hind foot white star in face
l41 hands high. IL years old-Filley, bay
some white on both hi nd feet, small star in
face, IA hands high; all by Norris Leather
wood, 18th dis. 18th April. Valued the
Mare and Colt. 500; the Filley, 500.
LIMESTONE COUNTY.
Horse, grey. notable brown spot on right
hip. no brands perceivable, Az hands high,
ii or IL years old by Joseph III. Petty. l |
miles West of Athens. March II. Valued at
$50.
MADISON COUNTY. l1fIF
Fully, chestnut sorrel, small star in forehead
about IA hands high, no marks or brands per-
ceivable, about 8 years I'D; by Robt M Lyme,
April 20 Valued at SIP so. aa5}5fa
Horse Mule, light brown, streak of black
across theshouldess. marked with gear, about
Is hands high, 5 years old; by Heze kiah
Balch. 7miles northwest of Huntsville, Mag
20. Valued at S75. :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-04

patch from Jackson, says the enemy
has retired from bis Notifications be-
fore Vickshurg. Want Of water will
force him back to Big Black.
Gen. Writ Adams had a spirited
skirmish up The Yazoo, killing and
wounding some 90 Yankees.
Itsis reported from below that
Banks has crossed his army at Bayou
Sara. Federal deserters confirm the
reports ofthe great carnage at Vicks-
burg. Grant sent 10 flag TO day
| il reference to the sick and wound
led. ). Pember.on is burning tar and
using other disinfectants 10 save his
troops from the injurious effect of
the Federal dead, rottiDg in front Of
our works. The slaughter of the
Federals was far greater than in any
battle Of the war. The Mississippi
an states that two gun boats were
sunk OF Vicksburg. l9Tbe Mississip-
| plan Of Tuesday evening says that
Saturdays battle was the most stub
born Of all. News came from Mem
Ephis to Grenada, and tits believed in
Memphis, that Helena was captured.
A gentleman from the river reached
Canton, who says he read a dispatch
to Col. Ferguson, from Gen. Nlarm-
Iaduke, stating that be bad taken
Helena, and hanged a regiment Of
negroes (340) and their Yankee Of.
6cers. The Quartz rmaster a! Cam
ton says bis statements may bere.
lied On. The Yankee gun boats are
reported to have left Yazoo City.
HUNTsvILLE,M May 80. 5000 Yam
KEGS were reported at Florence, on
Thursday. On Friday Col. RodGy
crossed the river with force equal
Ito the lenemy's. Thursday night a
bright light was seen in the direction
Iof Florence, supposed to proceed
from The burning Of the cotton and
] wooden factories near Florence.
TUscuMBTA,. May 30.-Tbe last
heard Of the enemy, be was at GRAY
leIly Springs al miles below Flor
'enca) reireatiug, Col. aRoddy pursu-
ling They burned all of Martin,
IWeakley & Co.'S factories, Masonic
Hall, arsl some other buildings in
Florence. al 1 isl
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Mauiagfss
MARRIED.

On Tuesday, 9Th ult., at the residence o
dr. j. D. Taylor, by Elder j. A. Butler, Mr.
VM. N. ANDERSON and Miss MARY PIcKEN,
Taylor. v!u .u ig
Bill Anderson, my beau, Bill.
When printers undertake
To publish nuptial doings, Bill,
Their fee is paid in cake;
But such cake as yours, Bill,
Deserves verse or so,
OF something up to CO ncert pitch,
$50 Bill Anderson, my beau.
Bill Anderson, my beau, Bill
When nature fixed this trick ;,
OF marrying, she ordained, Bill, .
The boys should have the pick;
But tits not every boy, Bill,
Who picking to and fro,
Finds "Pickens'' such as you have found
BilliAuderson, my beau
Bill Anderson. my beau, Bill,
You have the printers prayer,
That your bark may aye be waited, Bill,
By breezes soft and fair;
And may your bonnie bride, Bill,
Fino heaven begun below,
IL her plural. If you like it best,)
Bill, and her son, my beau.
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Gen. Breekiaridge's Letter

On our first page viii be found a
letter addressed by Maj. Gen. Brock
inridge 10 The Adjutant and inspec-
tor General, yindicating himself from
the di paraging statements made Of
himself and bis division in General
Bfogg's official report oe the battle
Of Murlreesboro, .aud requesting a
Court Of Inquiry to iayestigatethe
matter at as early a day as consist.
cut with the interests of the service
The tone and temper Of the let.
ter are characteristic Gen. Brecls
inridye is always calm, courteous
and digaifed. While We regret thai
there should no, be the most cor
dial feeling between our military
chieftains, we think Gen. Breckin
ridge has done nothing but what 9
proper degree Of selfrespect die.
tates in calling for tbi, investigation
Let the Court be appointed, and
! if the censured Generals are limo.
cent, let the n be vindicated. Il
Gen. Brdgy's statements are cor
rect, LET him be sustained.