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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-20

Hard Characters. i ID. White has been
lodged in Castle Thunder for trial as a Spy
and traitor, and f. McGee sent to the sau
place from Gen. Lees headquarters for dis.
loyalty. Monday there arrived at the same
place, from Salisbury, N. G. sixty ssvsn sceun.
federacy-the majority came from Tennessee
Some Of them were charged with bridge
burning, some bushwhacking and stealing,
others assOciating with tudaloes and murder
ers. Seven citizens from Tennessee were in
the group, charged with murder and robbery
Amongst the prisoners was Andrew Johnson,
Jr., nephew of the traitor Governor of 1eI-
nsssee, who was put in on The charge of dis
loyalty. An "avowed Union man was also
among the Tennessee prisoners. They will
all in due Tina be tried and punished, 0r sent
to the North emongst cOngenial assOaiates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-20
BATTLE FIILO.
Tesr ChaIceIlos sville. MAY 4, 1863 (

TO relieve the anxiety of numerous frienda
l send, for publication, list of killed, wound.
ed, aud missing in the ODD Virginia regiment
as nearly perfect sas can be furni shed at this
early day
Company A-Killed, none Wounded: Capt A
J El.hsroson slightly; q " Tsylcr, thigh brok en-;
Privatss 8 zones L Grabbs. n Joues silently
Corp1ny B B--Kiiled: Robert Noble, II Bell -
ssver.. sightiy woundsd.
Co~pany C.-Knled: Lieu: Smith, sers',
WaIuaii wounded: Oapt z r Lockett leg am
puta.ed; Lieuts Gales and Dunntvant, slightly
Corp Ia Webs.ss Thos Oibousns severely; Azure
lias L)ckats, she u der; w Rodgers, B WalshaIl,
n french te,gt 0riustead J strA!ton slightly.
Company D-KIl.d: Hocac. Loving Wound
I'D: Juhus. ann Il; - shepherd ssva.e;y; 1t
Grccm slishty; Vim A-tls. d., Paul v Hughsoo.
danRororsly.
CS5any r - Killed: een Green and @ w Caxs.
wot.,rasd: Os.tain 8 O Williams slightly; Lieut.
B.rksdale tiieh,ly; Ssrs't W A AiShtowsr. leg
amp 1.s.ef; Eergesot Rodln w Vaughan, b B
Warren Oar er, W = Tin6er, B turner, oil
slightly; VI z do; r Daniel, arm amputs:sd-
Missing. w r Hudson snd Gao Turner
CompanyF Killed.: Lle.t a Dnpuy Wound
ed: L,eu. Paxton Capt w Wsbber, A Pax
ton, Garter lightly.
C,a2any G G-Kies: Ensigu Wady. Wounded: !:
xx4sle . q sir1-us s'ish:ly
Company II (6ich1ond iharpshooters Wound.
ed: ~sps Deprtsst, goti,; NEa II 1ggleaton,
d.naseoasiy: Jse'b K,il 4si:z Hetslsf, " T
Ok slightly
Company I-Killed: Lieu. g A Bsss rrvatss
q Du ny i HowlSes Wovndsd: serg Dsrry
Lscs Giaes ] 4 Hines
Com sany Killed. mona Wounded: Lieut. u
Robiasca M SAlmo e, A williams, aad Haley.
Several o.asrs supposed 10 be wounded.
fAUL @ NORTON,
Ohaplaln Y3j Va regiment.
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LTFIcx Va Ffsx AsD kARIsE Iss Go

DY OarE2 OF rHx sOARv OF u; xKCf-
ID Oxs. under sushcrity grsnt.d bY iu charter,
,ck Of sueso. ipsiOn for 90 90 sddisioaai cap.
ital Of this company will be opsnsd on tks 18th
instant shs condition II the ioetituti0n II h,lhly
fAvorab and Ia prospects - hAstssing - o. any
srt s'ccsholdsrs End the pubic generally are ia
yit.4 10 subecsibs fos tho rsw r. arcs-
nv I4~-.s Tn Willis. Ja. Ses'y.
,>ox HAtN-A OEniHAbLk cPsOxiue1rY
FOA lrvkSfA an a.. Fer gAia. tho EsO0K
AID llXtU083 oil IN establishment. osotfsliy
locs!ea upon kaii Itzset. Ths Ssard IA scloyi log
sn excellent aod ,ratve bpsiasss. .sold only q
the pA,y Ia about eatsrs shs srmT, and Of seu-Fs
cannot give SAis ssssutiou. 4 h,e opportunity Il
hsesby n ,ejxd any one 6sAfous cf enesgps q
selivs basansss for full particulars aearess B u
76i Pest 0iuce. mp - -0ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-20
AH A3UH1b, 0AfUHH6
N MATCHES. MATOAyH,
AATuE17N r. A

have for sale the aesst los of HATJa NAVE.
RsAL ~ be found u ths uoaieAsraey, iust throuah
ths blockade. sush u PH0sp aOR6s, NIT PUr,
ASH, GUN ARABIC, Ae, whieA nay be he'd TO.
Gsthsr - = moderate price. Gall cn p AaA1a,
q Ar Dslaauss Store. mast 10 The eaenss Of Droad
and 6sh stfeess. y my l9-sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. ..Ocr. l6
Cleared.

Cleared.
stean.hlp-Charles Mar,e lFr, Borlo MarseiIes ioya
IIeucken Sa1ona ian.), Trautman, Hamburg, huhhaio
Go. -. :. -.
steamer-Janes s. Green Malliner, Washington, James
Hand. - =, ~, 49,.
Freulscka Meckenburgl, Moler, PcnaTth Roads, rsncn
Meincke * Wendt; Victoria tfrench Csnneyer na'ss'
Baetzcr De yeru Nora tBr Maxwell, D.marars, ~ d
Smith; Phlena Morse, Portland, Miller hough'oh tn'
Lo,sln, Bordeaux, Rorke Grardnj kleisad tNof"eshh
We're Dublin, Funch, Meinckr q Wcnd'. ,.,,,p
Brir.-Ann Yates Ror, Royal Bixby Co scotann ,nr
Francis Barbados, +. T. SMITH Arrow III pe1hsy, on
Jhns " r., II. H. Kouth Sons Aiaratta tbil sie'A'""
ST. John " g., y. :. Nevius Sons. - - II
schooncn-H Carod Abro Bristol, b. L. T.; hsnny ~,
NJ Morse Gardner Alexandria l.. Kenny Milton huise
Batimore Van Brunt ssght; NJ Fleming sha" " inIns
ton j. W. Mckee, Rainbow, smith sesIio dt; sm,sn
Ogden. bsltimose, Merrill Abbott; C. n Rogers, honaes
Deals Island A. Dexter Doane, 3ostcn BAKER pa5 o.
" Partridge, Hicks, Brd,cpof, W. D DIo"h e.
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As A TONIC.

II. operation eyneed by sthenag the digestive organ
and exciting the appetite In Of Dypep'ia Emseis
ton and Debility an increased nutrition Of the bodyi tho
,.u, Of the employment Of Iodine Water The ps~,
cover, e. strength aud color hitherto pale, rea1ed and
feeble, he become. full, strong and aorid
Iodine Water Is put up with fu directions around eseh bot
,le that may be used family medicine well "by the
pFsettoner.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength Of ' 'oa-
ton as containing grains Of Iodine In each fluid pure
.,erno solvent being u.ed Il liable 10 dseompos.
ton nor spontaneously formed aes neither Is the 10
dine su.ss1ed by combination with any ingredient and ~
no unuasn. or nrou. results from it continued
use hi. solution will be found superior to any o,er method
in which Iodine can be exhibited.
The sIel. which has attended the use Of Iodine We
ter n our practice and the hands Of those who have
used it, enable. recommend the practitioner sd The
public q superior remedy r the Of Chronic Disease.
which have resisted feeling confident n. with
fair ,,ial Il will ste., i,s own ex r-lence.
The gcnsnencs Of this solution and its excellence medi
ar ses.ed by the Of such distinguished
Dr. Jas Chiffon Professor z. H. Parker, Professor Jas G.
Booth, DR. F. Whitney DR. H. Kingston, and other.
Price 81 per bottle s. per half do1en Sold by Drussss
generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
Trial ar AIIcRed Rioters in Bssten.

In the Supreme Judicial Court today, James
Campbell. Michael McNamara John McGrath, Robert
McCarran, and Michael Gibbons hye o. me parties
nicht Of the ah Of July last were arragned on an in
dietment charging them jointly with the wiful murder
Of lillian Currier who was killed at that time Ihey
were committed for trial. which will probably take
Mace In December Three other persons were also
Committed for trial for murder.
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advertisement,
HLNRIE'S kAKALINH. EOR TIE lIAIR. :

TTINNIE kAkALINE, FUH THE TfAIK.-TTt-
pared from this Barb Root and Flower - the Perau Plant
haKALL IL IL the identical preparation used by all the tast
nations Tor tie growth and pfrsrfyhon Of he hair and by
~ the hair RETAINS rs YOUTHFUL IUXuGIasCE AND
THROUGH LIFs Il contains OIL alcohol. any
other injurious ingredients and l. the most perfect hadrcrs
los la the world IL luxury 60 use IT, Miss KATE DENIM
the celebrated actress says: have used EsHIEs hAKA
for my hair and hnd the most ccran! article for keep
II s full beauty and lururisnco that have used
freely recommend u to every lady" rIicc % cont.
" hole.aIe Depot no. ~ llln u. Nav ioI..
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CONSULTATIONS FREE.
TESTIMONIALS.
generally.

The Bs Eramia<r .or August, 1862 edited BY The Rev
GeOrsc s,orr. contains the following editorial Notice
IODINE wArsK-in TIL. number Of magazine in.
oduee to the attention Of reader. this medical prepss
ton We have done So fer pay because pages
used medium Of aivrrsementior have uniformly
declined them but gratitude God and Of CATION
DIR. Anders 4 Co. has made ins,r, the following:
My only George ,. s,os ;. years old has been
afflicted Tor dozen yeas less, with painful
swegs and nfun nations in various parts OF his body;
onenacs, seemingly he death, then respite
for season but only for Of the disease with more
violence For the three be has had open
As breast and atiery bis collar bone with ucerS-
on In his throat, that rapidly increasing that dissou
ton appeared inevitable Ia tins iton be spilled DR..
Anders Co. By the the Iodine Water the liberation
his throat disappeared in short time Continuing
in less than two months he apparently healed and hi
general health much improved This son. whom had feared
woald fall asleep death before hs Summer should cose
apparently in fair way TO perfect health
Ia common mortal state In gratitude to God who ha
thus answered prayer, aud in justice TO Dr.. Anders Co...
have made this statement satisfied that there virtue n
Iodine Water which tie readers Of thi. n.saxn
will thank is Editor for bringing TO their notice.
GEO SrOIRS"
Rev. Geo. sorr,s residence, No. 81 Hrksst. BFooklyI
NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
BROOKLYN CRY PoLirrc.-The Union As

BRooKIyy CITY PoLrTiCs.-Thc Union As
.enby Convention Il the fh District comprising the
Ninth Eleventh and Iweriieth Waris have nominated
Mr. John &. Perry q, their candidate.
Tho 1 nion Association II the Third Ward have nomi
mated George J. Hardy iof Alderman. and CHRISTIAN
Vein 81 Cous;ablc.
The niou iiy Convcnion os nominating candidates
fr Nsyor stree, Commissioner and Justices II the
Peace NIL meet Iuosdsy evening ncI' Tho prom
rrr, candidates rpotrn = ,or the Mayorsliy are Mr
Ahram h Nay'is. Samuel Booth. Snirflisor OF te
ToariA Ward. IrrG .!eL scAolcs. and Cox Alfred NJ
Ntad
Tho Dcmocrais have made all their nominations with
tie exception - candidates for Assembly IN the Third
and Sltl nAircts
FRANCIS sxf has been nominated as the DcrnocfAie
candidate ior Assembly ln Tie seventh District
The uuiuu party has nominated j. X Thomas foT As
somty Ia the Sirh District - Kings. HIS Democratic
opiolcli has not been nEmai.
H. The Scr,nth Assembly District The candidates are
jacob worth. Union Francis swin Democrat
fur Alderman ~ the SIte.nth Wasd Of brooiltn.
ne uion party have nominated George Mcguire fore.
man u iiose Company No q.
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iAdVcf,licncnLl

INDUSTRIOUS MOTHERS, ARTISTIC MILLINERs,
Aul prr,snsi-f. ana al cniefpr.ns Ladies' should ,a.e
muE DEsoRrsrs MIRROR FASHIONS Tor ~ i've useful
f 1c raieus numerous elegant Ensrsvns' and practical
Information every department Of Ladc' and Children,
pr,s. The Splendid Fall Number ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
REAR-ADMrRAL FARRAGUT AT PrBLTc

REAR-ADMIRAL FARRAGUT AT IUBbiV
scoo, In comnlance with an invitation from the
scholars Of the Sixteenth Ward Grammar School, Rear
Admiral Farrncut and his wife paid them visit yes
terday morning. The rain did not prevent large at
tendance of visitors among whom were the Kew III.
LINDSAY. Mcssrr Peter Cooper S. S. Randall Deama'
,o- 81 John Reese. and others. The room in which
the reception was held was tastefuly decorated with
pcturcs flags and flowers The portrait of the gallant
sailor whom all present delighted to honor was encir
ced with wreaihs OF evergreen, and placed over the
chair reserved for him upon the platform Promptly MS
the dial 10 the sum- the Admiral and his accomplished
wifi, made their appearance signal from Mr.. Alon2o
Hopper the Principal Of the school. was followed py
chm, from the pupils in an adjoining room then fol
lowed patriotic songs the reading Of one OF Longie
lows poems. marching and countermarching, and
other military exercises all Of which were executed
in ereditabe manner. The Rev DR.. Osgood intro
duced the Admiral to his happy and youthful auditors
who received their distinguished visitor with cheer upon
cheer making the room ring again with their enthsas
tic demonstrations Admiral Farragut said he had
been a teacher all his life. lie had many boys ana
sailors under his care IL was delighted at the pro
vrcss made in our Public Schools and il gave him great
qualification 20 witness the signs Of advancement so
evident before MN. Inc anhtors W'I' th'h ''""
more music Prof WoOdman and Miss Mcoeccby pre-
siding At the piano when this exceedingly interest
inc reception and exercise over an invitation was
given 10 all present to visit the ladies' depart
mott. There a number Of young ladies went
through series q calisthcnc exercises with
the perfect uniformity If disciplined army
This semi.miitary exercise was followed by singing
Miss sutton presiding at the piano This ier'aih'
mcni was exceedingly mortorons rejecting creoit up
on the teachers and scholars Miss Mary Clark being
called upon by Miss Mary A. Sinms the Principal OF
this Department arofc and read well written address
Of welcome 10 Admiral Farragut. She expressed the
wish that every stream which he sailed might De n
Mississippi. and every city he storned Vicksburs.
The fair reader concluded by presenting 10 the Admiral
a b auiiig bouquet which be received nom the hands
Of little miss sent forward 10 the platform With the
pleasant rif The Admiral replied that Bis visit gave
him great pleasure the women at the south had done
vast deal 10 encourage arc support the Rebellion and
be hoped the u The North would spare no pains
to suppress Il; lie had spoken 10 the boys and hoped
that they would all become soldiers. and that the girls
would become soldiers wives. \ call Ut The Primary
Department concluded the visit.
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fAdverti'emeni
CONSTITUTION ~ ATrR

lie without doubt the only known remedy DABnrEs AL
cULus, GRAVEL, Brick Dusr DEPOrrs IRRITATION oF ma
NICK OF TnE BLADDER lsFLAssArio> rHg kiDSRYs
tArAhhn on rnn BLADDER, and all FINALE IRREGULAR.
1IrI
Certificates Of from well known persons nom s parts
Of tho country Ia ocusr which will DO cent On rec. III Of
Scent stamp incloscdto MoRoAS ALLEN, Agents, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

In ,eams.ip Colunbi from Ner Orlean'-A Mi,tcnberger,
b. f. Flanders, T. penhed, Lieut., Cob Dillingham; MIS-
Cn,mb Mr. A. Bell, A. Cambell, Julius Ash X X Clark,
Mrs Jane Brooks and 2 children Rev. j. Anthona Mrs.
Ii,chfeld Mrs. Wickham, Miss Otway. Il. Robeson VIM
Jones Pagan T.. H. Seward, M Kaufman, W. H. Wolfson,
Mr.. B Kaisher and 4 children H. Hartmann, C. H. Hans
tedt John Williamson.
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fAdYrrti.emeutl

4 SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRisRsT-IyTERRsTISG
IssrHucrios AND ussTuL AxusEmEsr-Mne. DKxoRKsrs
brllAn, and bcaaal Tn.s,PAKESr AsALISE LIQUID Col
ons or ooorBs CAr,ss de llate and Engraving, Eight col
In boz with Instructions Price 50 cents. Sen. by
mall posi paid receipt Of price. No. AZ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

BARSrMs Museum will be ovcrrnn to-day,
b. ~ ths usla family holiday. with psrf fnauces AfrNR
500. ani FssNN0 AID M lat tay Of 20. ldi IL great
iona FnnIc rnr DANE the Dutch fafce Tnl prrchnAN
Onosr ana Il Sir D. l. MoaAD the great Dutch tomn4cd s
A. al. be .rea DAY there and wi BE- worth aquaier 90
tie sn. Of Tie Juvenile, who tlrons tho place The
Gnsr nor Aeuf,n, sEi Ilossald and one other ~ond'r'
vii be slslls a. all hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
IAdyeftlaelnrnil

FIRST PREMIUM FIREPLACE IIRATER.-The
IMPROVED tTSA HEATER awarded tho tigrr rREaIus
At tie late Fair OF the American Institute the tIGn
ltAcr ilEArrR fof convenience, economy and efficiency
they unequnled 4. w SPArLDIS0 Manufacture and
Dealer Wholesale and Retail Nv. II Bibc House. SewieA
teAd loI eiiGu.AI.
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nailed.

OF I5-stelmers--Do Molay, ely II Bath.
ships Richard Al.op, Dr.. Bath Antoinrttc Manila
Bar..--Aanthe, Anna Doius, Elizabeth, Retuln-
Hriss- Euatan, Mentor. Water Lily,
Sciooncn-liosa, Carrie Wells, Harriet. T.. Brown, al
tI.f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
CITY ITRMs.

SATURDAY CoNCERr.-T Central Park Com
mssoners that there Will be music at the Zen
trail Park on the Mall at q p m to-day, by tho Cenr
Park Band under the leadership Of H. b. Dodwofif II
the weather is fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

LECTURE POsTPoNED.-The lecture on the
condition Of the South which was TO have been dehv'
cred at Washington Hall. Harlem last evening by mr.
Jackson refugee from Jackson Miss, was postponed
on account Of the ineemency Of the weather 10 edeS
day evening next. -. 81 - --sg''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN.-To-mOrrow even.
ing. the Rev G. H. A. Bnlkcy commences in the r"fh
Tabernacle, Brooklyn series Of lectures to founS
Men on the Parable Of the Prodigal Son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

UNITED STATES MAnsHALs OFfIcE.-About
forty bockadgs were brought into the MaTshas Office
yesterday They were taken at different times while
endeayoring 10 ran tbs blockade Of Mobile. An Of
them were sent 10 the county JAIL and viii bc brought
up for examination to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
WlED-sun.et, $. T., very heavy.

The French Fnte Guerrero Is In the Naval Dry Dock At
Bro. iyu and large gang OF men wnlk her
Inc ..smshp Lvcnng sails from Pier No. 81. " r. at
J n. M. 18th, tor Now Orleans and Havana.
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BOARD op ALDERMEN

boAhp w hLphhnh "' ~ ~ ' ' =
~ tbs Board yesterday rtsouious were passed IN re-
gard 10 ihc death u Col Ellis q the 2i,h Regiment
and ,ymP,h,lnr with bis family IN 'hof afi.ci.on'
The resolution directing the Counsel 20 TIE COMPUTATION
g. iate ;he necessary steps TO have tie Injunction dis
solved re.iralning ,ho Mayr. Aldermen. and Common
atty horn iatins action under Tic s1ooco DEaii Re
hcf urd.aanoo paced noiwiihstanding the cilco
lons - The Mayor. large amount II routine business
Wa transacted and the iosrd adjourned until Monday
afternoon.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
Sun Rises. 6:14I 5:l7 Moon-Ses.. 9:oJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. SOL Gov Isand. morn. Hell Gate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
Disasscrs, sc.

The brig S. Jago nom ST. Domingo for Boston, went ashore
Magma Reef, tho 2, Sept, AMI became total wreck
ssJSo ,i!oyw wv AID
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CHOICE PURsUITs.-WuAr CAN DO BEST ?

fhfcnology aud Physiology explain real capabilities aud
Indicate the sphere IN which succeed best Eranna
lions daily by FOWLER WELLS. No 800 Broadwuy, n. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
GLANDULAR SYSTEM.
The unparalleled success in private practice and iads
HIGH MEDICAL Authority
enables 10 10 recommend
IODINE WATER

for the cure Of Scroaa Ia all its forms Consumption Ca
err Bronchitis, Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases Rhe
natisln Neuralgia Nervous Affections Female Weshn""e
Dyspepsia, syphilis, and Mercurial Diseases etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

BRooKLYs CRY CouEI. Monday, Oct i9-Nos
~ o. ~ -. ~. "a, -. ~ D.
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N " y nm IN
No. ~ Wa. street
EAST HAMPTON. l.. l., I
Nav 10 lhll

EAST HAnProy, l. l.,
May 10, 1905. :
Dr. IL AxpsRs L Co.-Gsxrs: The Package Of Iod 10
Water came ali right. My disease Is that OF the ~if'ai waive
Of the heart before uns the Iodine Water grating 'ousd
ben. very distinct even ds,ne, tina, could be heard with
out daieuy with my buttoued Now ssi Tsbs'af
sound 10 TO be heard.
yonr, truly. ,rr,
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GEORGE L. LESTER

| NV York, January y, 1861
| Dr. H. ASpkRs L Co.--GnSrs; 1t affords me the hsf'
pleasure to inform you that your Iodine Water mas eh'D
cured my son Felix OF Chronie Inasnmaf'fy hh,'H'e
H limb, and s e1tremti,s drawn up and bis hearty
40 isr hi. whole body by Ito excessive psi
lions. ~ prprrryNn
Musical instruments
No. le7 Fowey.
THE WORLD OfYcn, I
NKwi oRx, October ,, iO6.
pr IL Axpxns 4 Co.-GxSrs; Having used yoor bdino
W,.rna very bad and long standing OF DYSPEPSIA
o offer my testimony its superior efficiency in the esFo
| Of ,hs, troublesome and cnervang complaint.
Respectfully,
ROBERT REA
The original OF the above with other Testimonials may e.
seen at our Office.
DR.. II. ANDERS CO.,
Physicians and <Lsuists
Nc. ~ broadway. y b
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Dr.. II. ASDrRs Co-GESrs have taken one bottle
Iodine Wa,rr with decided advantage chronic bIor
ehs. Of several year. standing.
Nouu, Ac,
A. MANN, in,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-18
To the Ladies Of Tennessee.

You can very materially assist the
Government Of your choice against
the Northern desrotism.
Every house, cow shed or other
building that has stood for ten or
more years, has under it large guam
titles Of saltpeire, which is contained
in the earth that has been kept dry.
The Government urgently calls
upon you fer further exercise Of
your patriotism. You have done
much already, but all mus. keep their
energies strained TO their utmost,
until the ene my ceas.s bis endevors
to subjugate Us, and we are blessed
with peace, under our own victorious
flag.
You hnysit in your power to has.
! Ten the much desired result, by re-
dueing the saltpetre that is under
your houses and bringing it intt
market, The fixtures required d
mount to but very little, the process
| is easy and the labor light. Fou'
boys under eighteen can thusg b
made as useful as their older brothers
who are barring their breasts to tht
storm Ct war.
All necessary information will b
furnished upon application to The
Nitre and Mining Bureau, at Athens
MeMinnvilIe, Sbsllmound, or in this
city.
The Bureau officers in charge a
the above points will also purchase
from you all the saltpetre you car
bring. at seyenty-fve cents PEI
pound. F. IL. SMITH, Capt,
ASS, Sup't N. & nj. Bureau.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-18
TRe Esesw --latest!

SHELBYvlLLE, June l4.-Nashville
papers of the 18th say the Demo.
cratic State Convention held at Co.
lnmbus. Ohio, 18th inst, nominated
Vallandigham for Governor.
The Memphis Bulletin, of the 9Th,
says Gen. Price is operating against
Helena, Ark.
The enrolment in Lincolndom
meets with great resistance. The
enr olling officer IN Fulton county,
KY, was pelted with rotten eggs
Many lives have been threatened, and
barns burned.
A Northern dispatch says tba,
Hunters troops sailed from Port
Royal to reinforce Banks.
The IlIinois Legislature is rampant
over VaIIsndigham's arrest. The
resolutions denounceLincoln severely
The Chicago Tribune condemns
Lincolns want of pluck 10 backing
down from suppressipg the Chicago
Times. The Vicksburg correspond.
ent of the Times adveIts to Grants
tremendous loss, and instances al
Indiana regiment which went against
the works with 500 or 900 men and
came out with the Lieut.. Colonel and
Is men. The same correspondent
says Federal brigade was repnlsed
on Big Black by Johnston.
A gentleman from New Orleans
says it is currently stated that Gen
Magruder had entire control Of The
0pelousas Railroad, and was within
Is miles of the city. The Federals
were much excited.