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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
Indiana Soldiers In the Late Virginia
F Battles.

81
IL The following report Of the part taken
By our troops ID the late baftles in Tr-
ginis, By DR.. Clippinger, of this city,
who vas issnt By f6overnor Morton 10
looksles our wounded there, viii he read
with interest:
To His lEreeteaey b. p. Norton, Geo,
ernor Of ths State Of fndianu:
Knowing the interest you con.
stantly manifest in the great struggle
going on for the preservation Of our
Goversinsnt, and the security and
peace OF our society, and believing you
viii be interested as wen as the people
st large in the State, in the part our
treops have lately taken in the series Of
battles Just fought on the Potomac, be
sides feeling ii due the heroic dead and
mutilsted living, beg to submit the fol-
lowing report. axlzzI4g Il
You viii please remember We have bui
four regiments Immediately with Gsner-
slGrant, vi1. the Tth, 18th, 18th and 10Th.
4 These are IN two corps-the 2nd and 5th-
! The l4th and 20sh in the End Arms
| corps, and the Ith and 18th in the 9TH. Il
il now Alessfyr Of the Colonels com nand-
/ ing these regiments bat one survives
The gall8nt Colonel, Ira Grover, Of the
7th, ssli pierced through thehead by a
ball His last words were. As sspsated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
MEDICAL.
INDIAN MEDICINES.

&c cure
Aa u4faians eare sor egezaa.1sv4ea. Srnaiaaf
Reakaes, Aoorsal asssiel.s s.d alt iaissasss eaaa-
81 y ss Pallafiss; sseA Lees sf HaHorr fnfrer-
sai Lasstsds Rs3as ~ ~ Bac1 Dissss>ss ~ Fsssss
frsasafs'Es Oh Agss Eeak Aapss, Dteseulfs ef
breafAlag, IrsS@Alag, hatesHsaezs. Espisas es a.
Fses, FsSe tessksHaaae. fAsaNits. Cssa pfsaa ana
81 fAs Discaf eaApiaaais casssa b asyasfssg resa
re pzfh 4 s.shsFs.
This med dleiae Is a simple v-kstabls sxtraet
and one on which ali can rely, - q hAs bssn Used
In our psAeties fr many yezFs. asd ri n theas.
znas treated Il has sot failed IN single tnstaase
Its curative powers have hesn sunacient 70 gain
siefafy over tlss mosE Atabborn oaass
@S~fe fAese who have triGsd with their canstI.
tution, unfii they think themselves b@yoaa the
reach of mefieai aid, ue weaid say, b-spair ~ ?
The CHEaeGKH euHE Win fssters yon q ksalth
And slgaf. and aitsr al qaaek dQafors have faisS
Hs-fos fail particulars, get circssiaF from any
Drag Store In tbs cauntry. eg wFfte tlss Praprls-
tors, who viii mail free te kny assirinx the aane
fsll tfeatiss In pamphlet foFn
sS-Prioes, f1 ref bottle or thrss bogties for So
Hnd t1rwsFdsa hy Exprsss % all psrts u the wosld
Sc sold hy All rsspectsble dragEists every
whera.
DIR. w. r. Merwin g. Co.
SOLE raorairrons,
20. % Liberty strsst New York
sa-scla 10 Essnssllle by Wa. Bisrbowsr zna
ey eli druggists sssry where. lFsbledawis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
Dyspepaia.

And its attendant train of symptems, a Agts Hsrs
like charm than medicine. Therv 4 nothing
Hsent bear q comparison vita Il - this ais.ase
fall account Of this wondsrfzi pisnt Tasy hs
haad In the nth sdftiou ofths Z. S. DispsnsAso-
~. pagns 1887 and fAes. 81
A series Of experiments In Which Br. Bail has
been for years engAged. has Just besu broaght %
= successful tefInfnaffon and ~ IL eos snabies 70
easr 70 the publie . conhinatisn II Ce1roh, with
best quality Of eoppsr-disfiiIs1 Boarbon whfskg
zhieH be = eanassnt has sqnal 60 ne World
He night furnish . volume of eerti6cafam bat
che pubiIe have long siHcs learned 10 estimate
thinEs their tFue yglus. Ths aafass pIAa iz fsr
every one 70 tsss fsr himself ths virfass of usw
Medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

mazy might have been found whe sou Id
shine in virtue with equal lnstre to th II
Of the lamented Caldwell, had they onl v
been elevated where their lofty spirits
and gallant bearing might have been
seen and known but Alasl shsy with him
and other line officers and Coloaels,
brothers in arms, heroes in combat, are
now forever comrades in death. While
We mourn for them, may We catch their
spitis, emulate their virture and Pssrioi-
aud urn in our hearts their mem
rieg
have the h.
dent, servant
Csc. W. CLsPr.
TxnFAEapafHs Me- o. IaEA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
LYoNfs nATHAIROv.

kathairon u from ths Greek word "kathro, 'roF
"kHthaif0s" siEHifying % sisAnse, rsJasiBats and
restore. This article is what its name signifies
for preserving, restoring Add bsautifying the
humAn hair IL u tha aoss kszAaikAbis pFsparsiion
In the world. It = again owned and put ap b.
the original proprietor, and is now mads with tins
same care, skilt BUD altantlon ehieh gave IL =
sais Of over one million b0ffles per snnnm.
IL is a Inost dslightfaf Hair DFssslng.
IL eradicaies soarf aud d4ndTuT.
II kssps the kead essf aud clsan.
II makes tbe hair, rich, son aud glossy.
II prevents the hair ffona falling oa and turn
ing gray.
IL restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady % g5ntisman sho values q beautiful
head Of hair shOuld asa Lyons Kathafron. IA IL
kn9Sn aud a u throughout the civilized world
/ Sold By all FespcctabIs Dealers.
DEMAS s BAHNsaNA CO.. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
Compound r.ssor.l of wna Cherry


hAs become = hcuashoid wora throughout fhs
West aud South snd his Worm Lozenrrs, in less
than year affsF their intFodnrtlou. Aftalnsa a
rspuistlSn - Sfts-rPresd - tee continent Of
North America. Bat the ersEbfng giorY Of his
lite remains % bs STAINED In hIs latest disesysrs,
or rather combination for be does not claim 20
hSxs been the diseovsfsr II CEDRnN. whish IL the
basis u the bitsera now easred 70 tire publis.
Thst hsnor haiaBRs 10 the ns4ixs inhabft4nta Of
Cenfral Amerfea. - whom ifs sirfues haye besa
knewn for more than two hundred Years Armed
sta ~. the Iudan bids dshAnes 10 the snos dad
u malaria and handles ~isksat kar The scat ven
omous serpeats- II i q belief With tisn thst
uhsls there s breath len IN the koay, the Cedroa
IL potsnt 90 eurss ussttsr what The 6isaase n.ay
BE-. t r.
While Or. Bull i not rrppcrsd % fnaorss this
sztfAsassnt pfstsnsion, BE- i 1svsrtbsIess satls-
hsd from . Thorough sxauinatioa 81 The svfdsnes
reiatTs 70 its virtues, that - : remedy and pre-
tentative for al dieeases arising from sxposars
ashsr 20 tbs eh@ngss % weather sad slnsata o. to
the miasmstic fnaEsuGss, IL stands wlthoat RI
val, An4 JUSTLY deserves the repnsation il hes 80
long eHjoyed IN CoEtrAi Amsricz ana ths West IN
dies. Ia f aAaz sdF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

s8r In the third days fght Of the re-
cent engagements in Virginia, General
Grant turned to General Meade, and said:
We'll, Meade, If they are going TO
make Kilkenny cat affair Of this all I
have to say is our cat, has got the long.
est tail"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

Bar A Troy paper states that at the
very moment when General Wadsworth
fell on the field of battle. extensive prep
sratons rers being made 70 celebrats
the marriage ef his only son. With one
OF the most accomplished aud beautiful
ladies' Of that city-tbs daughter of one
Of the most extensive and wealthy man.
ufaetnrers there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
NOTICE.
EAdditiOnal Regulation of Trade.


kAdditional Regulation of Trade.
; Treasury nvpss,msnf, April Is. lisa.
LyH- IE AooeEoAscE wIrn rus BE
Sensrsls transmitted 10 this Department Is the
S-crgtary of War. under date of Che eih lest !,
" a u trsae Ia arna asd muultions Of var IL Een-
tncky, and On the Mississippi River hsloE caffo,"
is herehy prohibifsd and All ofaosrs 81 tha Trsa.
snfy DsEsstnsnt are sHloinsa 90 Aid IN saFrying
this order into enect, s. p. CHASE
searatars ef ths Tfvssary,
The folle~iag lstssr vii explain What Is nsast
By '' aunlfions of war.- rlF
soFdnanos ofaos, war Dstartnsnt,
WssAisgiss, April ~. Isst.
"GeBsrkil In eompiianos With Enamoranda
which sceompanisd the istter of the s~cretafy u
the Treasury % the secresAry ef War In Feiatl0n
20 What eonatitutsa mentions Of war, have tho
homer % give tst of the pF1aefpal artielas which
esnstltais saeh - aFs assa b. sAs ordHAnes ps.
"casaen Of al kiads: gaa-carriAsus q Al
kindsi e.assons. ammurtttoa earts. battery va
gons. and f9FEras ail implements and sqslpmshts
s.s n ~9sasns .s. gsas ali press.nss for snoeth-
elues. pistols sahfrs. suords, ianoss. and ether
small arms and appendagss far The same al ae.
eeusireasnts ler sstiilssY, ssvsiFy and iafAstry;
srtiiiFy hxsd o. partially made up ali cartridge
bags illled q unhlisp cartridges ief al kfnds uf
small arms, fazss. isaa. sea Lead bullets. rotksts
Ana AAt sAaas " h}fotHehat4 FafrufAtoh eaF4 ano
all ktnas q primers pssarF 81 ell Kinds. all
machines for heisting Or NerkinE artillery. ALI
cioth, pspsF. rope. thraad. Wsx, ana other sosk.
ing inaasFisil for saskiag Amiasnltioa far cannon
aud stnah srma. All eeppsr. iran, steel. and artl
res Of lrenmengsry fs4sirsd for military pGr-
poasas al lsather ard natsrinls for mAnuf4ctnr-
ing aeeeHfrsasnts and sqaipments; ali timber
abd iambsf & { Eun-carFiAE-s and piaifsrms all
pAints, els, dyes, and iae1ers veterinary isiru-
uleats and kafse tnedirsnss Tor srtfllsrv and cav
airy saiphufs pitrs, ehsfeesis aBd shsmeais, and
all ARTISTS In any way used in the mAnaiacfufe Of
powder, afeWorks, inesudiary eomposifion, or
iAboratery siufaa tnasthaE Sltk all smiths. car.
peptefs', and sAddisrs' soslss models abd Knnkss
u every dssrfptioa Hsed II the fabficstfsa pr
pair % ass q TIE fofegsiHg articles asa material.
"HsEy fsspssiiuliy. ...
= Year obedEant ssrvnnt,
" By ordert 6E0. r BALCH,
Capt 0rflnancs, FrfnefpAi Asst.
:" 70 Chiaf of 0rdnanes.
" MAtoa-oEs II. W. HkItHcn,
- Chisf Of Star q The Array.
~ "wHshingt0n city"
1sFH iHea ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
Ceeiron Bitters

One trisl and ysz vii neasr usa any othsra-
IL - not neeeEssry 70 puhiiai1 lonz list 81 ass-
ssNes fr which The Cedroa Bffsers sra sr,eefae
IN al 6isszses 81 ne STOMACH, BOW
ELSs LIVER Oh KIDEEKSs
IN all ehecfiens of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGEMEET OF
THE STOMACH or BOWELS
Ia GOUT. .KHEU1IATIsM AND NEE-
RALGIAs
AID II FEVER AND AGUE,
Its destinsd y supercsds All stksr rene4iss II
net oaly eursz thsss diss&sss. bat Il Paxxxz4s
them aAa
A Wi1s Kizss fnu 81 ths Bif1srs tAksn 40 hozr
betora each neal. VIII obvafa tbs Ell s-ess Of ths
most ukheaifhy climate, and scresn the r~rsou
taking is ae2inss disaaAs under sac msxg trxia~
se.a y prnzszisls 40 gro1ers Es1erzIly.
ES-Dr. JOHN BoLL's Prir<fnaI Ofsr.- Ffst
street. Jozisvilse5 Ky. o. -
sssa b. PETER vIERLFSc.
iebs Sole Agsnt, Evssevflls. T1a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
ESTABLISHED, 1881
REMOVAL.
THOS @. MAGHEE

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
a faetnrfnE Est&hlishment 10 Ne. F1RST
SIRE IT, below Main lie has q large and sle-
gant assortment q Hene-usate week. - hne ~
tHe hnest, guarartce4 a. sy<sed a. Tie best" aud
! fer sais - eheAR ss ths ehsspsss. ana a httle
cheaper
His entire stock eeusisting ef zns Buxgy,
Soeehs ana Sarrtage Harness., Light Trotfing
I Hsavy Wagon, Dray, and ExurssN H.snass. So
4iess - endless VARSITY, Brides ef Al kinds in
suzEfitys Collars, Girths. surcinefes C'he.rk
a. Military Nerk Ia shoGt. sTsrrfhiax il
Ilar. Aos HAmc strap 70 . Nsaitof Nd
his fiae - nsaszfzefarea under HE imsDs-
dIes'-has =. BY skiliful and sxpsri.uns.a
dat. sns~rFisio aow unsfsd to the fr1a~ Al
WORK z&n. and l. ssing ahle &c eemPsse sac
EASTERN PRICES TIE market, IN styie,
esssfally vita anythfnx 4 Ae enly asks trial.
anish. durability, and price. app
Call and sxamine for yoar-sive.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
UETMsTREET's
Inimitabie Hair Restorative

IhlmltapIe HAIR Kest0ratlVe.
NOT II DYE
But restores graz hair to us original color, Big
FapplyiBg the =apiiarf ftibes with natural susie
nance, impaired W age 81 disease. All instamians
sas dyes composed sf lunar costie. deatroyiag
the vitality and beauty 81 ths hair, aud afford Of
themselves ne dressing Heimstreet's Inimitsbie
Cooring not only Fesforesh hair TO It's nataral color
by an easy process, bat gives the hairs
Luxurfasaa Beauty,
promotes ita growth prevents It's falling of Grad.
icAtes daudruf aud imparts health and pleasant.
hess % the hssd IL has stood the test Of time be-
ing the eoioriua Hair Cetarsng, and la eonssantiy
Increasing ~ favor. Used BY both gentlemea aud
ladies. IL 70 sold by all respectable dealers, OF
can Be proeured BY Them II the commercial
agents, d. s.BAnREs d CO.. 20z Broadw way, New
York. Two sixas. so eenEA and 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
HAGAx,s sIAoNoI A BALM.

This Is the masf dsiizhtfai and extraord mary
article ever discovered. ftehangss the sun burn.
face and hands 70 p~ariy satin texture Of ravish-
Ing beauty, lnpaEting tlssmarbls purity Of yoath,
aud the disfpus aPpeasaase inviting In shs city
belle Of fashion. IL removes tan, ffeeEies, PIN.
pies ahd Eougdncss from tis akin leaving the com.
Plsxiou fresh, transparent and smooth. lt con
tains no material inIurlsas 10 ths skin. Patron
tired BY Actresses and Opera Singers. II IA what
every lady should have. Sold everywhere. -
Prepared bysW. E. Hsean, Troy, NIX. "a
Address all orders 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

M Msohs9 M9P1etons osseffs 70 suhsr, II they viii mol
PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc nov rscommendsd By the highest medi.
cal authorities, ana warranted 10 produce an SHs-
mediate beneficial ezeet ThSy are sxeeedfuRfv
Agrssabis, TcFfec-Iy pure and must sapercsed afI
required.
They purify, ssrsngtken and iHvigorsts.
They create . heaiEhy appetits
They sreanaatfdots 70 change Of water and
diet.
They evsfesns sh. .s.stI Of dissipation and
They s.rssstllsn the system and splIvsa tie
Tasy prevent miAsnaile and intermittent :.
They purifygths breath and ssldity Of the
They erre Dyspepsia ana Constipation.
They cure Diarrhs4 and Cholera MoFbus.
They cure LIVER Complaint aad Nervous
They make the weak strong, the ianxuId briI-
liant and age exhausted naturs's great Fsstorer.
They are eompossdo the celebrated CAIissya bark
wintsTgreen, zaHsafrss, Foots aud hsFbs, all pre-
served In Perfectly pure 81 Croix rum. FOR par
ueaisfs, see circulars and testimonials around
Bessrs Of inpostors Examins svery bottls
See that II has our private y. s. Stamp unnufl-
lated over the cork, with plantatioa scene, ssd
our siRnstareen ans stssf plate side Label. &c
fhas orr bottle "a mot re-aliea with spurious and
dslsferious stuff Any persoh pretending 70 sell
Plantation Bittsfa By the gallon Or In bulk, is an
impsstor. Any peFson Initiating this bottle Or
selling sny other material therein, whether called
Plantation Blftera or nsts i criminal nndsF the
U. B. Law. and vii be 20 prosecuted By us. We
alfeady have cor eye on several parties Ss-hiiIng
our bottles, Ac,s who viii succeed In getting
themselves into close au4rtsrs Tha demand for
Draks's Plantation biftsfs from ladies. clergy.
men, merchants, &c, IL fscrsdible. The simple
trial Of bottlsis TIE evidence present Of their
worth and supsriority, They are cold by all re-
speetabis druggists, greosfs, physicians, hotels,
saloons, steamboats,, aud esanlry stores.
p. n. DRAKE 4 co.
M has e02 Broadway, MI.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

Advertisements Inserted IN spsslal Notes sol
umn charged twenty Ave per cent sxfrz.
Local Notices, 10 oeats per ains. No noties,
however Short inserted for lsas thah (tIl ons
dcllAr
Marriage Notices. one deiiaF. Funeral Notices,
dollar.
Advertisements discontinued bsfoFe expirstieA
Of contract will be charged for the tins Inserted
according 20 the shove rates. IS.
All transient and ot teasional advertissments q
must be paid for IN AdvaBce.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL 90.
sTfN50E 4 EPR0uLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

NO MANS NAME rs MORE INTIMATELY
~ eaunzutsa slth the hissovy 81 this Mafsria
aesAea 81 Tie Nalfse States. or more fsraFabis
knevn ~ PioneeF 10 medical discovery than
that ef D.. JOHN BOIL. ~ Loaisxais, Ky als
luisaisxbie prepsration II saFsspaxilia has ionx
stood a. tae hsaA e ths vari0us oompoands Of thai
safuAess drug His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
WN.zzZ'ZNZ2Z1 I I

Is A COMPOSITION or AsTRIN0ENTs. AB-
Il soFbentss stimuiants, and Carninatives, which
every physigian acknowledges Is the only prepara-
tion that VII effect a Permanent cure Of Diarrh9a
aud nysenter3. THIS Anti-Choiera Mixture u
now In use tn several 81 bur army hospitals. where
u gives tho greatest sstisfsction IL has saved the
lives Of thousands Of cur soldiers aud citizens and
wc will guarantee IL 10 b the best remedy la the
world for nlarrt era aud DysontsFy.
Mr.. Woods, Of Covtngton. Kentucky, will be
NEST happy 20 satisfy any one ss 30 the virtue Of
striezlanda Anti-Cholera Mixture; in fact, we
have great number Of testimonials from patients
who have bcea cured sfter being pronounced tn
eurable by their physicians, some affer tAkiBg
only ere baftlNu Of striekland's Anti Cholera Mix
tuFe II you suficr with Diarl hoeA aud Dysantsry.
try one bottle. "A.
Soldiers /!
You ought not 90 be without such = vsluhtie
medicine. The Cineinnati National uniot of
April esth says " Thousands Of eur soldisrs have
been saved by the use Of Striekiaads Anti Cholera
Mixture"
For sale BY BRoUGHToN 4 WOOD, Evans.
Win. at 80 cents per bottle. F
EAAy23 tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

Csc. W. CLsPr.
ISDIAEAPoLIs, May q. ls64
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

Schedule
or Adoerfisiag Rats agrssd apoa BY
lie EyAxsvlLLE JookxlL aad EvAxs-
VILE TINES, to take ffsct Monday,
March Ii, 1864.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03
S. T.-I86p.-Y.

Persons Of sedenEaFy haSi.s troublsd with
weakness, lasstuds, palpitatlon Of the heart, lack
Of appetite, distress alter estiHg, torpid liver,
eonstl ation, desexYs 70 suffer-, II they will moi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

Q. r JuvIPER WIooIxs.
p. Scar boys hail the arrival cs the
Joa1nal with joy. Give the reb4 at
home 6ts. Il Q Z ]. W.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-03

This charge was mads about half past
zops O'Clock. P NJ, nnder, she hre OF the
enemy. Here again isutsnaut Colonel
Meintire proved himself worthy of ths
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-29
ooMMENTs UPON THE DISASTER.
From the EXAMINER, Sept. %.


A battleshHs been lost in the valley by
the army under the command of General
Early. The accounts which reach us are
in some respects most unpleasant. They
are TO the effect that EARLY was attacked
at daybreak, by an army three or tour
times the number of our own, which, with
the advantage of numbers, had the still
greater advantage ofsurprising orr unready
froops. The battle was lost before they
could be concentrated or gathered into
order. Yet great exe1 tions were then made
by Rodes and others to retrieve the day.
That brave and able officer lost his life in
the attempt, which was eventually unaYail I
ing. Early retreRted in the night, leaving
his wounded and three pieces OF cannon in
the enemy's hands. We are sorry that
General Early's list of lost opportunities
should conclude with such a positive de-
feat. [ ~
There is no ground for believing that
.anv immediate disaster will occur in the
Valley. The, position at Strasburg is one
of great strength. EARLY reports that his
trains have come. off safe. 4 he will easily
liralIy his troops, and may give the enemy
| a check, even if undecided. n.
The late visit of the Federal General-in-
liChief to that scene of operations is .signih-
tcant. The capture of Lynchburgh and the
IDanville road by the operations OF an army
liapproaching from the Valley has always
iIbeen marked feature in his plan for the
siege of Richmond, and he now endesvors
to do what his lieutensnts have failed to
lido. But he would not again attempt it
IIwith the forces found unsVailing. We give
full credence to the statements which rep
liresent the Federal Army of the Valley ss
Ehaving been reinforced by 10000 diseip-
plined infantry, besides large body OF
lexcellent cavalry.
Whence did they come 2 Not from the
North. Not from the James. These troops
could only come from the West. They
we're probably in part those troops which
haYe lately been withdraw q fromthe lower
| INIississippi. But if none of them came
from Sherman, We may reasonably expect
soon to hear that large detachments Of the
army which captured Atlanta have ap'
Iipesred in Virginia, either on the James, ol
Ion the Potomac, or in the valley.
O1Iy5or9oms such end did Sherman ,ddn-
f6oozls Hood an thetep.d days truce. Only witt
such; view has Retpdt forthsall the resoug:
ices of his army, to foEtify Atlanta and Pr{o
vision zitIwith supplies, which would las
q large army many months, even with sew
cred Communication Re sepl9 now safely
hsepd Grant ts0elty or thirty thousand men
Hes,ufayy be ibesiegedi in Atiants, but MAJ
frisk the siege under the supposition that tih'
Will be relieved ~ the army which hasrta
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-29
Hollands German Bitters!

From j. Ney,on Broom, D. D., Eattor ottas H,ey-
eIopedia of Religious R1IotOled0e.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and ELECTS, yet know Of no suf
ei,st reason why may not testify to the benht
be bslisVes himself received from any simple
preparations, in the hope that he may thus contrib
" DO I .Rs ths more readily in regard to Hoonanda
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. @, II. jackson, Of
this city, because was iced Rgafnat them for
many years. under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. 1 am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for, the removal of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
msnt to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning of the present
year. was followed by evident relief and restoration
10 a degree Of bodily and mental Vfgor which had
not felt for six months before and had, almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. ther-'>ze' INK God and
my friend 70 directing me to tn use Of them.
-. = ~ JIM N 0NBRoWN.
PhiladslpA S,June %, 1881, --,Ha als-5
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HAMrroN's CAPTURE.
FROM the Richmond Sentinel, Sept. 2

. from the Richmond sentlneI1 Sept %.
+ The Federal Commissarles buy beeves of
the largest size for the use of their armies
in Virginia. The expense and trouble of
which are in proportion to
numbers, make this very expedient. The
beeves taken in Hsmpton's late expedition
are judged by Loudoun grazier to weigh
500 pounds nett. Twenty -four hundred
and eighty Esix xbeeves at s0opOunds would
make an aggregate of l, ,988,8oo pounds, or
within fraction of two million of pounds.
This, distributed in daily rations of a
pound each, would feed 1000 men for
nearly 1000 days, 10, 600 men for 200 days,
or 0,oOO for 40 days, and so forth. 1t is
a very, nice addition to our eommissariat,
for which we are very much obliged to Mr..
Grant, and particularly to Gen. Hampton
and his braves. % ="
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