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WAsuISerox. Aug. l5.-The following
Official dispatches have been received bJ the
Navy Department
FLsssHIP HxRFokD, MosfLk BARI
August 5. 1854.
sra l have The honor to report 70 the De
partmens that this morning entered Mobile
Bay. passing sesseeo Forts Morgan and
Gaines and sucounssiing the rebel ram Ten
ns~see and the gabtost. Of the enemy. VIZ.
shlms, Morgan and Gsines; the attacking
Tee, vss under cay by s:4.' =. m. ia the fol
loving order:
The brooklyn 9th lie 0ctossrs OF her
port side. The Hartford With the Messcomes.
the itichnond ith the PORT Royal: the Iack
avana With the Seminole. the Monongkais
With the fecamseh: the Ossipee .iih the
Ita-co. and the Oneida 9th the Gsiens 90
the siArboArd OF the lee, um lhs pfoser po-
sssson Of the Monitor or Iron ci~ds-
Fort Morgan opesed upon us ., ten mir-
ute p>st = o'eiock. and soon alter thu the
sction became lively - Ne steamed ap the
main ship channel. Tbsrs vss some diff
Guilty abesd, s>d the Hartford passed on
bead Of the Brookiy. Al ~ minutes pass
O'Clock The ssaisos Tscunssh Vas struck By
. torpedo add sunk. going down very rspidly
and carving down vith her ell the officer.
and cree nth the exception Of the plot and
eight OF tso m Who we're sAvsd By boa
that ssps iron the Mssseoues which vs'
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NKw YoRK, Aug. Is.-Gold steady; open
Cd at 81 55s4. went vp to 81 56ls. declined
agaia to - So. There is very little demand
Ct the brokers. the tax on sales having ten
dency to drive purchasers to the gold rooms.
furnishing materials for spectators. and
keedinR up the prices.
The Commercials WashinSton special
says:
Governor Brough had an interview with
the President yesterday on Ohio affairs.
/ hear that General Grant has some im-
portant movements in view, not proper TO
indicate now.
A large number o. transports have been
they are to assist In removing Gen. Grant
troops.
Large bodies Of cavalry have been brought
her.
A hsvvy movement up the Shenandoah
Valley is looked for soon:
Gen. Hood is supposed to have been large.
ly reinforced. and the capture of Atlantis
may be delayed
The Richmond Examiner says Chambers
burS wat burned by order OF Gen. Eealy, in
case flc0 600 Was not paid as remuneration
to Senators Hunter. Boteler and Gen. Lee
whose houses we're destroyed BY Gen. Hun
ter.
L IL -
the rebels intend making another raid
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WAsHNeroSs Aug. l5-Ofi,lal dispatch
have been received by the Navy Depart
ment from Fsrrsgut. dated Mobile Bay, Ate
gust 5th. confirming the accounts hetofore
received from our success there.
After the Tennessee surrendered the rsb
oil gunbosis Gaines ard Morgan, fucceded In
getting under the protection Of Fort Morgan
This terminated the action OF the DAY
Fsrrsgut sent flag OF truco 90 the CON
manding officer ~ Fort Morgan Brig Gen
X. 4. Page. TO say thai II he would allow the
wounded OF the fleet "a veil an their own 10
be taken 20 Persacola. where they could be
cared for than than here, ho would send
vessel. Gen. rsciec consented and the
Metscomet was dispatched
Total loss on our side Is 90 Killed and o.
soanded.
On the rebel ramTsnnei SEQ we're captutei
% officers and about l10 men. on the Sell
ma were taken 90 officers and men
HEADQUARTERS ARsY foroHAc.l
August Ia.
Gen. Burnside was relieved OF bis com
mand yesterday and left last evening
Gen. Wilcox commands the 9TH corps az
was reported
The enemy attempted 70 make a fank a.
tack on our left but failed
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CINCINNATI. Aug l5.-The Commercials
Atlanta correspondent gives an account Of
the acrioe on the 9th. 10 which the 23d Corps
over 500 men in partially unsuccessful as
sault on the enemy's lines.
AT last sccounts-August sth--our lines
weIc advanced three miles northwest Of At
lanta. aud within mile aud a half of the
Macon road.
The Gazette has Atlsnt. sdsioes mp to
the 10Th:
Since Schoheld's movement on the 5th. TO
reach the Macon road. nething important has
been done.
The movements have been martially sue
cessiul, and the right Of he line has assum
ed position TIRE miles north of East Point,
snd about . mile from the railroad line,
thence extends north. sroud tho city TO the
chastano,gv road.
Sherman 10 making gradual approaches.
add Is very near the enemy's works, with
works nearly - strong a. theirs.
tits thought that Hood has received rein.
fofcements
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kssn.is0u Il from the arssk wosi rksstss." ~
'kathsiro. sisnifsias 10 cleanse. ss1ssissss sns
restore This article IL what its meme signifies -
Fcs preserving. restoring aud bsaatifyins the hn-
man hair u II the most remarkable preparation In
ID" world. II ,s again owned and PIT up ~ the
original proprietor. and IL nov made with The same
care, skill and Htsntol which gave IL s.ie ~ ever
sDe million bottles per annnm
his NEST delightful Hair Dressing.
Il eraiicsies scnrf soa isnirnn.
Il keeps the bead oooi and clean.
II makes the hair itch. con aud glossy.
Il prevents the hair from falling ~ ann 'sTping
cray.
IL restores hair upon bald hesis.
Any Lady or gentleman who value. bs~atf al
head - hair should use Lyons Kstharcn. II "a
known aud used throughout th. civilized world
Sold by all respectable dealers.
OEMAS n. RARNES A 60. my
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AMERICAN
Cancer Cha 30 p I o %.

AMERICAN
Ga eer cha 90 p I o % !.
DR. n f b RN
HAS LOCATED IN rBE
CITY OF QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
No. loo Maine street. I'd door above Quincy
House Office. over J. r. Dayton's
Book Store
M CLAIMS TO sx
The KING OF CANCERS,
And all kinds Of Fever Sores; such -
White Swelling and Bone Diseases;
Scrofiula. Piles,
And sore Ewes ia their worst stages,
Liver Complaints. Consumption,
Female Weakness, and Salt Rheum,
letter, Rheumatism, &C. &C.
The Doctor became master Of the above
diseases while travelling through Europe and
America. and he now stands ct the head OF
his profession both in Europe aud America
The Doctor willtake pleasure Ia showing his
visitors certificates Of the above cases where
they have been given mp "a ipcurablc BY the
physicians in the country The Doctor alec
guarantees cure in all cases whore the pa
tent lives up 10 the directions. or no pay.
The patient will please correspond weekly.
giving a ,rue statement OF the case. r. o.
Drawer 64o3. The poor dealt with literally
Cancers extracted in from four 10 twenty
four hours, without instruments or pain, or q
drop Of blood decSdwly
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BY TELEGRAPH
Yesterday P. M. Dispatches.


NEW YoRK, August l5-Farragui. in q
letter TO Commodore Palmer at New Or
leans. says that az an early hour on the 5th
our feet sailed into the Pass, close under the
Frns = Fort Morgan. pouring 10 broadside
roadside OF grape and canister. thus
tho gunners from their places and
: aur vessels exposed only % the IRE
a forts Gaines aud Powell. which, OF course.
we're less effective on account Of the dis
snce.
AT the same time Changers lard batteries
euflsded Gaines and caused the evacuation
ad blowing up Of Fort Powell
In passing the forts the Oneida received q
not which temporarily disabled her machir.
~. but she was safely towed through the
ire by her consort.
Our monitor. Tecumseh, one Of the fore
nosf, was sunk almost instantaneous, carry
ing down about one hundred men. including
Captain Craven.
The gunboats. having passed out Of reach
OF the the forts, were pursued by the Ten
nessee, formidable rebel ram, and three
iron clads.
The ram Was Immediately attacked and
battered 50 efectually that he was obliged
10 surrender in few minutes The ram
was but slightly injured.
Lieutenant Prentiss. OF the Monongahals,
lost beth of his legs
Capt. Maloney. Of the Oneida, lost an arm.
Nrw YoRK. Aug. l5.-The Herald's OF
Mobile correspondent SAYS the Salem sur
sendered TO the Metscomeet. on boarding
her it was found che had Lost iearfally. Her
deck was covered with dead aud dying. and
her scuppers .run With blood. her oommsp-
der. Lieut.. Comstock. formerly Of the L. 8
Navy, was lying dead across tho bresch, with
his bowels torn ont
The Tennessee attempted % avoid the
monitors, and made for tho wooden shlps,
but the flag shirs and Mononganels followed
her MP fte latter struck tho Tennessee
amidsbp With Der terrible prov. caus ug he
huge sshsl monster e. reel like : df1nken
mans
The Hartford fhsu aflsi W,ia tho lea.
nessee. but fnFihsf hioodshed vas saved ~
the latter hosting The white dag. The same
horrible slaughter va visib,o here on the
Selma. Capt oisaFl no~ commands tie
captured Iaoi.
We captured near SEQ PRISONERS. our az
nv has possession Of nauphln leland
The Hartford u1l n 1sel moro than any
other ship. having been si.uck by rhot.
A largo force ~ our soldiers have march
Ell from Pensacola 10 invest tod Morgan and
prevent The escape Of the garrison.
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A NKw "Dusr ARRrsrka. A contem-
porary says a great exception which gentle
men have hitherto taken 20 the innovation
Of trailing dresses adopted by the ladies. was
that the intoler.ble cloud Of dust in which
each fair wcarer must necessarily be envel-
oped while sweeping the streets. was excess
sively annoying 90 asthmetic individuals Of
the oppositc 81 who Glanced to be In the
vicinity. Genius. however. promises to rec
onciie the fashion. aud wc are gratified in
announcing the invention 81 the "dust-ar-
resting. seli-revolving ladies' rubbish bolt. .
which has Just been brought out. This in
genious instruments, attached 10 the dress,
operates on similar principle to the horse
rake When the trail OF lady becomes
buTthenscme by an overload Of sticks. strass.
cigar s,amps. old boots. tin pans. oyster cans.
aud other rubbish liable 10 accumulate. the
bolt dumpe" resolses and leaves the In
cuasberAnee upon the Sidewalk. which re-
saiens 10 the vicinity can remove at theiI
COW snience.
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along side OF me. The Hs.s.s.4 u.d passed
the bostr before O'Clock. Finding myself
raked By the rebel gunboats. ordered the
Metscomet to cast of and go in pursuit Of
them. One of which, the Selma, she sucs
coed in capturing. All the vessels had pass-
ed the Forts by $50. but the rebel ram Ten-
nessee was still apparently uninjured. In
our rear signal was at once made to all
the feet to turn again and attack
the ram. not only with guns. but with
orders to run her down al full speed.
The MononghalA was the first that
struck her and though che may have
injured her badly. yet she did not succeed In
disabling her.
The Lockswana also struck her but inei-
iectuAlly. The flag ship gave her a severe
shock with her bow, and as she passed. fired
onto her whole front brosdside Of solid 3
inch shot. and IL pounds OF powder at a dis
lance OF not.more than IL feet. The iron
clAds were elosing upon her and the Hartford
asd tse rest Of the feet were bearing down
upon her when at 10 a. m she surrendered,
the rest Of the rebel feet viz. The Morgan
ann the Gaines succeeded in getting back
under protection ef Fort Morgan. this termi-
mated the action Of the day
Admiral Buchanan sent no his sword.
being badly wounded himself with compound
frcature OF the leg which il Is supposed Aill
have to be amputated.
Having had good many OF my own men
wounded and the Surgeon OF the Tenn. be-
iug very DESTROYS to have the Admiral re-
moved TO the Hospital. I sent Gag Of truce
to tho commanding officer of Fort Morgan,
Brig. Gen. y. l.. Poe. to ssy that IL he would
allow the wounded OF the dee, as we'll as
their own TO be taken 10 Pensacola where
they could be better cared for than here,
would send on, one Of cur ycsesls provided
she would be- permitted to return. bringing
back what she did not take out. Gen. Page
consented and the Metccomet was despatched
Total loss on our aide 40 killed and -
wounded.
On the rebel Ram Tennessee were cap.
tured 20 officers and about 100 meal
On Selma wero taken 30 officers AID men.
will send.a detailed dispatch by the trst
opportunity.
Very Re-pi.y your obi. servl
a. q. FARRAGuL.
r. "A. q. " q. b :.
TO Hon. GrpoS Willis. Sec Navy
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~ AZ a meeting OF Social Lodge No.
ss. r. \. A NJ. held on the isth lest. the
tollownging preamble and resolution was
unanimously adopted.
Jaxts H. MooKF, worthy and active
member Of Social Lodge No SO. died on the
IN inst, Al Bridgeport. Alabama. in the
thirty ffth year Of hi- age. The deep grief
and Unaffected sorrow that the death OF Bro.
M0Osr occassoa. - an Interesting family de-
pending upon him. and to those who kue~
AMI loved him. cannot be expressed in
words IL J. hard a rssli1s that he ~ill new
err again be asno0g n.
he wss generoa- asa II CHRISTIAN teach
inzs sai sctiosa. Of ssaA AID earnest sfi.c-
t,oos IA alt Ms dome-sic aud social relations
Of pure and noble sentiments. possessing abil.
ity. sso-esl ~ npe le2sning. he ssaghs the
god Of all al The pare-s patriotism. alss
ie~isiax 10 sesve h country - the rre-esl
struggle. he loined the csii Co. TIE ons hus'
dFsd Dsyss .ers.ee. 49, save himself = ,
sscrifcc ios the eoonsp
Rssalr-s. That The Frsiesaiss 81 Ns~sa
/ receive wita rrofsnud ~enSihaity. the infor.
mslioE Of the death 81 hroihsr NooEE-wll
/ rs<nifest their re-pe~t fer the semefs OF al.
decessei ~ attending The ceremonies 81 m
hafisL sni giving n them Toe Nssoni
Honsrs. Nv tra.lerins he -sno>re zoA heart
ielf sJAp.shy viih ~ teresyed family. AZ
IA izrthsr respect badge Of moar1iag f.
tAisss sl~ys shall Re as<,i according "a Ne
rousr customs
by order Of the Lode
JAS :. wYETH. ". ~
r. Srsot.sx 49,
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CISoIssArI. Aug. Is.
Flour unchanged, small sales Of trade
brands at $3.50 IS.
Wheat 10 demand at 81 IS for red. and az
for white.
Corn unchanged and quiet; not much de-
mand for new
Oo's. old. 75; pew. IS.
Barley 10 sctise demand at 81 7O@Sl rs
A brisk demand for Whisky Sales of ! :
200 bbls at 81 70; at tho close holders asked
sl75
Bulk meats lie higher; 100 600 sold at nc
Shoulders held az ~
Clear Sides ai 10.
Isrd at 20i5. and upward.
Groceries Ia moderate demand
Exchange dull and lower. selling rate l-lo
discount.
Gold 81 So,
Weather Aery sultry. aud strong indics'
tons of heavy rains.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Last Nights Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY 70 Iut WABASH EXPRESS


LKAvxswosra, August. 1.-THE Atchi-
son Press has news from Little Blue that the
Indians. on Sunday night last. commenced
al indiscriminate murder on the whites in
that section. Staten Stage Route keepers
and settlers are all leaving. Overland mail
coaches have stopped running.
The Dakota Union of the aad says every
tying Of the nature Of crops in the Mississippi
Valley Is failure. and that supply OF food
must be imported to subsht the people dur
ing the ensuing year.
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~ Itimigin tells us II was currently re-
mission to Niagara Falls was for the purpose
of having an interview with Saunders ard
tronpe. who 80 signally failed to take a
short route to their homes In Dixie. This
we pronounce false aud redculously absurd.
Because ii. Greedy. editor OF one-horse pa
paper in New York chose to make fool of
himself is no cause Cor the local Of such an
influential and widely circulated sheet as is
the Daily Wabash Express. to so bemean
himself
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which are no~ recommended BY the highest mesi-
ical authorities aud warranted 10 prodoos IN imsss
date beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
ether toniss ~here healthy. gentle ssiuuisn,s re-
suirsd.
They parity. str~1gthsn cod lnvfg0rste.
Tkey create healthy appetite.
They are an sntidots 70 change Of ~sser and Diet
They oversome effects q dissipation and i.se
hours-
They Strengthen the sysssIa AMI sniivsl toe NINA
TAey prevsuf zalssmssio sns inferrsitssli ssvsr.
gssy party TIE breath saa isfsy u the ssozsch-
icy csss Dyspr psi. ant consfipsfios.
T.ey cure Dszrrhs<s aud Chslers norbss.
rh@y ear- ixser csnpi.s.s ant N~rsoss aesa.e b.
fsss - ale lAe -ssk ssroas. the isnguid briIlisa
s.A At, exhausted nsfnre's great re~tsrsr. hey
are o.aaps-ei - The celebr.i~s c4ssys barb. vim
sersr~~n. ss-~2frss resss saf ss7hs. ell preserved
IL v.rrfs<siy ysre - crois run- ver p4rrsosisrs.
eiseslas. ssl ss-issealsls .rssss sssh bottle.
B~-.rs q lng-sser. Ks.alss every bsssls.
Sc that 10 h2s private u. = stamp snnusslss>d
eses tAs osss -ish g.Et.fio1 -osa< sns cur sixns-
tar ~ sac piss. SD i.l.>i. So thai sss
sossis 5. r~si-d -itA sp.rss-- al s>s~s~rssas
tisr ksy p<rsoh prssssiins u eel Fantasies
safs~r- ~ TIE x-alsa IN H4ls. u sa izs->~ss~-
sny perssa is.itss,ax this t-otsie. seiiiss sny
osAsf nAbssisi lbsf.is. SHELTER old psHesssior
Flst 90. q. erfna.-i asc>r ne q o. Ls~
A. Willie - pro>sssssd ~ ~. We slrssdy ksv,
car eye several parties nslias bodies &c
49, -in -.cr~~t ~ x~s<irS th~..>>i~~s tnzs eios,
sssrt>rs. II. ssas>t 80 Drske's rs>ssAssss Biz
ters froa lsaIss. eieruuen. merchants. Ae. u N
er>alss>- TIE slmpls trial q sS<rls y fAs ~
sesce &c pre>-us e ih>ir ~orsA ssd sspsssovssy :
rh>y soit ~ eli respectable drssEsssA. erersrs
pky-idsa~. Assel4. sAissas. steamboats, ss1 oess
~ us~~s.
o. ~. D0AkE q 90.
xox DreaA Way. -. y.
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ST. LOUIS. August l5.-Ths Democrats
Fort Leavsnworth dispatch saws:
She Indian outrages continue in Northern
Kansas. People Of the northwest counties
have been murdered. crops have been de-
stroyed and stock driven of. Evidence ac-
cumulates that all.or nearly all. the tribes on
the plains are banded together for war.
Gen Blunt hss issued orders that no arms
or ammunition be sold them, and NOTICED all
officers having authority over Indians. not
10 allow them 10 leave their reservations for
the West. and that such acts be taken as
proof Of hostiIiI, and treated accordingly.
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internal Revenue Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
l 10 the citizens II vigo cosrty, State OF Indl.
ana, and al persons Concerned. that the Assess-
msnt Book. Containing the lets. valuations and
sugnsrstlons Of tbs Annual May Assesfment for
the year 1874. including the ncomc.ias ~ the yssf
1853 ms ds by the Assistant Assessor q said
~. under the act 81 Csagfs-s OF the Unitsd States.
entitled An Act a. supp n The Government sfisi
10 pay interest the Public Debt approved su-
~ Let. rss2 aud the 40 ansndsfoFy here iii
be kept open Tor examination sf W. X. fdssrds'
once Ia the fo.a offeffe n site. csantg stssssid
from the 1lth day % knsnst Is3<, % the f7as a.
o. August 1854. Fl which lss' dsis, TIE sncsrkifn
81, 81 The place Aforesaid, gili rscsive hear az
deteruiDs ali appeals. -h'ch aust b IN vrltiEe
set,ins forth the particular matter OF thing con
plsinsd Of, taken FROM the Assessments II the Az.
sfsfsnt Assessor Ct sai1 connfy, which time srt
Dir . al pr-r 1rs interested viii please attend
JANIS HARRINGTON
As tn Cole ctioa District q In5isns.
ssz11d1s-~
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sH- Tho Paris 0ll..) Beacon announces
on what n considers good authority. thatl j
u. O'Hair and John Frazier, the leaders in
the riot which resulted in the murder OF Ma
ior York, sud the soldiers OF the 5iih. have
returned to Coles county. Ii IL said that the
members OF tho o. A. X. in Coles. Oumber-
land. Mouitrie. and several other counties
being mustered for their protection. II is
the solemn duty OF the military authorities
to arrest, try and hang these traitors and
mnrderers. without delay. and duty which
We presume they will not be slow in perform
inr
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CAIRo, August I5.-About 500 rebel cav
airy under Col. johnson. crossed the Ohio
river into Illinois At Saline Bar Saturday.
The steamers Robinson. Jennie Perkins,
Nightengais. Fannie BroDdes and Clara
Hall. aground at that place. we're captured
with large amount Of stock aboard. The
Captains OF the boats we're compelled 70 pay
several thousand dollars ssch. TO save them
from destruction.
The Memphis Bulletin says Er- Mayor
Parke was released from prison. having writ
ten penetorisI letter TO the military author
tiles (Signed.) OSBORN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Take 40 more unpleasant and unssf> seiieines.
F0r unpleasant ard dangerous diseases. ute
HELMBOLD's KxTRACT BUcBU.
which has received the enforcement q the most
PROMINENT ply sICIArsIE THEU. =.
Il offered - afflicted humanity ss = certain
for the following diseases and symptoms orig
mating from diseases and abuse % lhs urinar q
SEXUAL Organs.
General Debility.
Mental and PHYSICAL Depression.
imbeciity,
Determination q Blood 30 the hsa
confu 81 Idess,
HTstefia,
General frrtsbliity.
Reaflessness and slseple ssaess At Might,
Abssncc'0f Muscular Eniciency.
Loss Of Appetite.
Dyspepsia,
Emaciation,
Low spirIts.
Dl-0 gsLlz alton 70 Parsiy-
ia Of the Organs q Generation,
Palpitstion ~ the Heart,
And. ia fact al. the concomitsnts % Nervous and
Debilitatec stats Oft sYstem.
To insure the genaine. cut this cut
ASK FOR HKLMBOID's. TAXI No OTHER.
CURES GU AkAHTEED.
See advertisement In another colaHsn.
dsimAuge
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Mr.. MN. uendi.on

Mrs. VIM. 1Gemdison better
Astrologist = not 10 be found ia tho United
States than Mrs. Wm, Hsndiscn. she sue.
cesds la giving satisfaction when al Others
fa.i. She can De consulted on al Affairs Of
human life such - coaitship. marry ing ,trss-
el, removals, lawsuits. obtaining situations,
welfare Of absent friends. 6c., also. sickness
IL necssssry the time they gill begin to mend
What part OF the body i affected and what
treatment and medicines are best adapted TO
the SICK Persoo. Ladies 50.cents. gentlemen
81 90
Consultations made AZ No H. Sheets
Street. between isf md ~ auelC
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HsADauAsrrRs. Ausust H.. : q. m.--.,lon-
siderable firing has been kept mp all night
between the pickets on the center and right.
Yesterday morning about daylight heavy
firing was heard Ia the direction Of James
River. which lasted for about two hours IL
10 reported TO have been an attack bp some
rebel rams on working party Of General
Rutler's. who are cutting a canal across q
small peninsula on James River.
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For 9ale.-Houss containing s ROOMS
good size, lot on 7th street near +. B. Al
lens residence. tt
House containing 5 rooms With cellar. on
Chestnut street. between 9th aud 7th streets.
Ire above described property can be pur-
chased on fSvoratls terms by applying TO
ID. ID. CONDIT.
Residence. cor, 9Th and Eagle street.
ieQfdff
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Those honrs are not lost that are spent
IN cementng affection. for friend is above
gold, precious as the stores OF mind BE spar
ioR OF advice by words. but teach thy lesson
by giving var wife. sister or sweetheart a
Wheeler a Wilson sewing machine and 10
return receive their blessing as long a. you
live E wILMOTH. Ag't.
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