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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
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Ani tts attansaat train ~ sympts sna, u sets uoFs
hke shNrH thaa a sRe9ieias. ThsEs l. aethinE
ia the rsnst q the Aatsris 6saies that fer mo
meat kear comparison vita u tx this dlssAss.
A fall aeeuunt Of this wsnasTfel plaat may be
hsuna fn tbs llth siition % ths e. g. DiHpensata-
~. pages f1sT aud fsss.
A SERIES u sHpsFimeat ts IN wkieh pF. Ball has
bssa FOR yaars sngaxsd, has last hasa hroagAt to
= suo1essfai tsrmination. and he IL nov snabied e
ensz % the public comhinatien - CedFou, with
athsr approved teaina. the vhois preserved in sas
best quality % copper -asstilisd bonrbon whisky,
which he is eeuatsnt has equal in the uorik
He misht furnish ssluas Of sertiaeAtss, bet
the pmhtie have lsnK since ioaFned 10 estimate
thsnFs At their true vAiaa The sAfeat Plaza iR for
sxsry oas - t-st soF hizssii The siFtuss Of nsv
nssHlc5aa Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

A Local VINO DIDN'r Believe IN
"GkKExBAcKs 1T has been observed
that local editors rarely have severe ST.
task OF afiusnce. II 1uere" ever takes
thsm down, II assumes the mildesl pos
sibls form Neither is Il contagious
they don't take il from each other. Al
though there are instances On record
where local editors have died leaving
large fortunes Gin the hands ofother peo-
ple), there il 40 authentic case Of ones
lining rich
A local on one Of The morning papers,
who has attained bis majority in the
Newspaper busiaess, bad BY industry,
perseverance, and economy amassed the
handsome sam Of hye dollars, which be
desired TO hoard IN anticipation Of day
(or day and half Of need
A still small voice, about as loud as a
clap Of thunder, whispered in bis ear that
be might have pressing uss for that FIVE
dollars before many centuries had rolled
over his head, so he determined to take
precious good care oft Now, the local
editor aforesaid bad imbihed TIE senii.
ments Of his paper TO a considerable sx
I ttHtf NHANH WNEo A3t tt1aN NNtHNtA&hNl
By Father Abraham, Mother We,les and
Sister Chase, and be had canE 10 look
with suspicion upon our verdant eursn
cy. He had often been heard to remari
with q profound wink and nod, thai
greenbacks wouldn't be worth --
(uaughty word) in less than FIVE miles
from now, unless there was IA immedi
ate and vigorous prosecution Of peace
So he exchanged his gFeenbacks for {
fve-dollar note on an Indiana bank, ant
then Accumulated II in the bottom o
his trunk There was hardly day tha
be didn't open his trunk to see whethe
or not the money was safe. His wif
had severe struggle with him to pre-
vent bis sleeping with his trunk undet
bis pillow, go fearful was be that some IN
feeling house breaker would rob him 0
his all
A day or two ago his better-half con
vsyed TO him the disheartening intslli
gence that there was no money for mark
citing, and unless he could provide som
, their table wouldn't groan with an
, considerable quantity Of dinner Wit
| many regrets he opened bis trunk en-
, gave her the ave dollar bill which be ha
! been boarding for months. The sequ1
, was that in Offering it in payment fa
/. the articles she bought in market, Sd
! learned that the bill which her husbanS
. skeptical as to gresnbaeks, bad hoaEds
E away 30 carefully, seas a counterfeit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
Compound r.eser.i Of wna oAsrr,

hka bscoms = hoasshsid wsFd sAFssghont ths
west and sogth naa his " Wofm Lo7sngzs, IN ieas
gkAn ynaF afssr thair iatrod uc ties, attained
rsgaiAtien utds- spread as tire eontinsnt Of
North nsriea. Bat the srowhing gierY - bic
lie FNmalns 70 b sttalnpd IN his latest dsrovsTy
or rathsx sombfnaGions fes he dsas not claim 10
haxs hass The dlsoassrsr Of CKDRoN, which l. ths
bssis Of tAs hiftsfs noS easrsd - The rubiie
Thst bohor b@isags ia tbs rAttra Inhabitants Of
CeasrAl Amsriea. 10 skoFn Its virtues hsss bssn
kasNn Tor mars tsan twe huBtrea ycAFss Armed
utth a. tbs Indisa lids asasnes = the usosi dead
~ malaria and handles without har the mssi yea.
oniaaa ssrpsats. Il ls bslisf wilh them that
whfe there Il ttsath isft tn the kesy. ths Cedron
= pstsut e cure, He matter ~hat shs disease nay
BE-
whIis pr. Boil i not prepares e. indcfss this
sHtrAsaxaat Irstsasion, Be 10 ssFsrthslsss sstis-
haa frua = tharesah sNAmiastion ~ The axtdsnes
relative 20 SIS wirtuss, thas ~ rsHsaY mna pre-
gsasafiEs f9F Al disaassa NFtsing flun exFssuFat
sltksr q tha ehsasss 81 resfher aHa Ell afs, e
tbs miAsmAtir fnaRsa0~s, e stanas without r.
val ahd izstiy DESERVES tts Fsrutatioa Il Sas 20
isnE ssioYsd 10 csnirAl Amsriea And tha Wsst ia
atsa Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
LYoN,n KArIrAIRon.

Kathairon Il from the 0rsek word sKathro. '--or
''Kathsiro" slgnifying 10 cleanse, FsJufinats aud
restore This article IL whAt its nAms aigni hes.
FOR preserving, restoring and beaatifyteg the
human hair it is the most remarkable preparation
ln tbs world. 10 Il aEain ownsd aHd pat up by
the original proprietor, ana Il nov mads vita ths
asms care, skiii and attention which gave h .
sale Of over one milil0n bottles per snnum.
II is a most dsiightfal Hair Dressing.
IL sradieates seurf and dandrun
II keeps the head cool and clean.
10 makes the hair, rich, soft aad CLASSY.
IL prevents the hair from falilag on and tsrn-
ing gray.
10 restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gsntleman who vsiass hssailful
head ofbair shoHld uss Lyons Kathsiron. IL ID
known aud u cd throughout the civilized world.
Sold by all rsspectabis doalars.
DEMAs BARNES co.. Hsw York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
NOTICE.
ofics Act Assistant oaarisruastsr,
Evansville, lad, June t0th, lsS.

1FNNsFEtNas Al1ss > ~ - =
AN DIRECTED BT THE QU4RTERMAs-
i TER General Z. s. Array TO receive proposals
in duplicate untii Il N. Monday, June euths 1854,
for supplying monameEEs for deceased soldiers
inferred in Oak Il i'll Cenetery, 70 be governed by
the following specifications;
Coed seasoned Pine or Oak lrnbsr, free from
knots, planned and 70 reesiTs two eoAts Of white
paint with 81 additional coat Of coal TAR for tbs
part undcr ground. the lettering to oe il black
paint vita the name Of the soldier shaded hight
to be three and half 90 feet, Hffeen l5} inches
! vide, and two ~ inches thsek.
Proposals will form basis for written eo1.
tract for the supply of such others nay hs nss1
I I'd uutil psesmhsr sfsf, lisa.
! y. Il. HERMAN,
| rx4I Ct Gaps 4. A @ n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

REBEL LossKs-The Richmond En-
quirer abont ten days since gave list
Of eleven thousand one hundred and
thirty rebel wounded who have been
sent to hospitals from Lees army, and
three thousand aud forty from Beaure-
CARDS command. This probably cover
ed about half the total loss, as many
have been taken to Lynchburg and other
places Add, then, eleven thousand
taken prisoners BY Grant and Butler,
and four or Ave thousand killed outright,
and We can approximate to the rebel
losses thus far during thls memorable
/ eamuAignz -7zs Hs-r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
Cedron Bitters

One trial and yea vii nsasr s~~ asy ethers.
IL IL nas n@csssAry - rabiish long lisf Of De.
eases fsF watch the csdren nitisFs srs a Hpecihc.
In all diseases Of the 8EOMACH, bow
ELS, LIVER on KIDNEFHI
In all aTactioas ~ the BRAIN DEPEND
Eka UPON DERANGEM MINT OF
THE STOMACH OH BOWELS
In sSOgT, ,RHEUMATIsM AND EEE-
RALGIAG
AID IN FEVER AND AoUE,
IL IL asstinsa 70 sapsFesds all other rnmsdies. II
not only earss these diseases, bst u FxKvExrs
than.
A Hins glass fan sf ths Blttsrs tAkss 81 hour
before saek neal wfIi obxiats the 81 Effects Of the
most uahsaishy slinsats. Ane ssFesn the persoH
laking Il RsAiass diasass andsr shs msst tryiaE
exposures.
sold b. nrrErisss and GrocsTa gsnsra1fy.
sS-Dr. JOHN B0LLs Prineipai OEes, Tifth
stFesa. Loalayiiia, Ky.
Sold By FzTER vTERLINc,
bha sols Aesst. Eransvilis, fud
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
MEDICAL.
INDIAN MEDICINES.

CheTOkee cure
As s.fails@s s-vs fer s1r@a-sFvAss, ssnas@zf
Wsas3sss. AseearA1g Eissoza. ard slt aAssaass ezNs
81 - fPslzesss: sz<A Less s 4slsory, talse-
AL falssds Passs i. fAs Sa<A. Dszzzaas e Ftsigz.
Pvs.aaars Old 4es. Fesk Nerves, DsN-@its ef
BreasAi-s, Tys.blsas Easxh&lasss, Er~ptsas 90 iAs
faex. Pass cezass=4sss, I.s4siy. Csas~asPtsz, sas
al tAe DgeHai es-4lasAIs s=-ssd ~ ssParfszs Jrez
he patA II nassrs.
c5-This E1edieiEs is \ slnpis ve<sszbls sxtragt.
AEd ems ~hish ali eAa rely, A. il hAs basn ussa
IN oar rrxeties foT naay year.. and Wita Hoes
ands trs&ta1 Il has E0t f4ilsd In xinxls Instance
Ita curative powers have besa sat1eieat 70 galn
viet1Fy ever the most stabbora cA4e-
e9-To these who hAss trieed with their eousti-
sutie1, Entll they thinK themselves heyend the
reach Of medical ali, waui4 aAy, pssPals sef 2
tA@ CHEaoKKE cuxE vii restore yoa y healsb
and EiEor, and Assr all qnazk docksrs have fsse4
BSrFur fall particulars, get = Csrrnlar fsom Auy
Drug Store IN the country. or write tie Ffoprt--
tors, wko NiH mail free 70 aay desiring the sane,
fall trsatiss 10 pamphist form
@EPrioes. 80 per bottle or thrus bottles faF s.,
aEd forwarded by Express 10 all parts q the World
sS- sSld hy all respectable dFagsists every
where
DR.. W. r. Merwin & Co.
soLK PKoFHfEroks,
Nc. 90 Liberty Street. New Terk.
Ez-Eold in EvAasvilis By Wa BirrbeweF Nnd
sy al druggists svsTywhsrs. FssisaAsiy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
CHILDREN's WEAR.

DF THE LATEST STILLS, WHICH NE IS
~ selling as is~ - any house iH re eIsy. Ths
sahiic ars Invited 70 cAil sad examine 0oeas and
Prizes before parehssiag sisswhrrs. Hs warrants
ais xaals to give sAtfshstiou. No srpabls 10
thaw g.oas
MsadinE doas FKEE or CHkRdE. should
thsy preusatnrsfynxi waF.
IN aKLLMAN,
Evanerilia. s@pt. IS. 1855. s. Msln Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

A RErURsED PkIsoSER-Lieutenant
Birdseye, of New York regiment, sho
was taken prisoner in the Wilderness
and carried to LynchSurg, made his es-
cape by procuring a rebel uniform, and
has arrived home at Syrscus, n. Y.
He states that there are aboat three
thousand Union prisoners at Lynehburg,
who were captured in the recent battles
in Virgins, and that they subsist upon
/ daily ratioua Of half pound of bacon
and 3 small quantity OF soar bread, the
same a. furnished to the rebel soldierF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

%Lieut. Col. D. C. Hodkins, of the
3lst Tennessee rebel regiment, deserted
some time ago, With Eve Of his men. he
returned to Polk county, took the oath
Of amnesty, and settled down By some
means the rebels have captured him
and carried hiEa South in irons A cor
respondent Of the Atlanta Confsderacs
intimates that be will be hung.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
mAaAN,s MAGNoI A BALM.

nA1AND mA0NVA a 1A1@S
This ls the most dsiightfHi and sxtFaordi iaAry
srtisle ever discovered. IL ohangna the aun bHFHt
face and hands TO p~ariy satin tsxtars u rayish
ing beauty, tmparting the marble purity Of 7osth,
and the disiiagss appeaIaness0 inviting In the city
belle of fashion. IL removes tan. ffaenlss, plm-
pies aud rOu9hpess from the akin, leaving the
plexion fresh, transparent and smooth u cen
tains no material Injurious 10 the skin, PAtron-
iEnd by Actresses aud Opsrs aiagers. IL IL shat
every lady should bavs. Sold eysFywhsfe
Prepared By W. y. IIagzn, Troy, n. Y.
Address all orders ts
DEMAs 8. BARNES Z Co, Nov Tork.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
PLANTATION BITTHRs,

which arc nov recommended By The highest msdi-
cal authorities, and ted to produce az fss-
mediate bensncial eject. Thsy are sxcssdingiy
agreeable, Isrfsc.iy purs, aud must supsrcsed al
required.
They purify, strengthen and lnvixorats.
They create . healthy appetite.
They are an antidots 70 shsngs Of wsssE and
diet.
They ovsresms tbs sssets Of dis.ip4tlOn and
late hours.
They strengthen the systsa and saIivsn the
the mind.
Tssy prevent niasmstis ss4 iAtsrmit,sst b.
vera.
They purify the breath aud asiaity u sAs
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constlpafion.
They cure DlarThsA and Choisrs M0Fhua.
They cure Liver Complaint and HsrSoas
Headache.
They make the weak strsng, the iangnid bril-
liant. and are exhausted natures great fsstorsr.
They are composed Of the celebrated Csisaya bark,
Wintergreen, ssssaffas, roots aad herbs, AZ pre-
served Ia perfectly pure AZ. CroiE ran. Fer par.
ticuiars, see circulars and testin0niais arouEd
Beware Of imposssrs. ExEmins svsFy bottIs.
See that II has our private q. q. Stamp nnmuts-
lated over tho cork, with plantations scsns, aRd
our signature on Gne steel plate side label. Zee
that oar bottle IL not rs-hilsd vlth spurious and
dslsterious stuh. Any psrsen prstsndinK 10 sell
Plantation Bttsrs BY the gallon or In bulk, Is an
impsstor. Any person imltatipg this bottis, or
soling any other material therein, whsthsf called
Plantation Bittsrs or net, 10 criminal undsr the
y. y. law, and will be 20 prosecuted ~ us. We
already have our eye On several parties Ts-niiinE
our bottles, &C., who will succeed IN getting
Themselves into close quarters. Ths demand for
DrAke's Plantation bittern from ladies', clergy
men, merchants, Ae., ts ineFsdibls. Tbs sim pls
trial Of bottle a the sydeaos PRESENT sf tbsif
worth aud superiority, They ers sold By ali 70.
spectacle druggists, grocers, physieiAns, hotsls,
saloons, steam boats, and county stores.
p. IT, DRAKE 4 co.
No g0z Broadway, n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
IPILES.---A SURE CURE.

PILES,---A SURE CURE
vNvrRY pODY Is BEING CURED Of this
H. distressing disease by the use OF
DIR. striekIand's Pile Remedy,
Read what a sufferer says:
Mr'J. p. Hazsrde. l6t Second street., Cinein-
natl, O., SAYS he has been dreAdiai saasssr ulea
thing, and could obtain ne relief. He ussa aeeat
ooe-iourth Of pot of DR.. Striekland's Pile oiai-
ment, and IL made oomplets cure ne aasisss
every one Who Is suffering 10 try il.
sold by sn Druggists, 50 cents per pct Manu-
/ fsetnNd At No, Esat Fourth street. Cneln nAta'
I o. Ask for srR1oKLAND's PILE RkAkDh-
1 mhiod2twiy. asz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

Is the only safe and sure cure. Il con,
lains no ogisssa or deletsrious drugs, no min.
sral or other injurious compounds common
10 remedies generally sold for this class OF
disease. Il is 90 efieaeious that Physicians
very generally use Il in their practice in
all chronic and dangerous cases.
na- Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt
tal compositions, many Of which under
nine and ruin the constitution when you
tan obtain sn unfailsng remedy as simple
aud safe IS Blaekberries themselves.
Ask for DIxoS's BLACKBERRY GAMMA
RVS, and see that the proprietors name il
written on the outside wrapper of each bot
lie. Prepared only By
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
MEDICAL.
S. T.-i660-X.

Persons Of ssdsutary habits troubled with
reaknss, tassifuds, paIpitaton u the heart, lack
Of appstlts, distress sitter eating, torpid liver,
refey al
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
NORTH olRoLTNA ELEOTiONs

. Ramos, Juy 2s -Tns vote at Camp Holmes was !:
Vance l62 Holden s. PeItigrew Hospi;sl-varos 81,
Holden o. Fair Grounds-Vance 81, Holden O. Peace
Institute-VAnce 45l, Holden TO- Wayside Hospital.
Vance 80, Holden 2 Lexngton-Vance % H,lden4
FAyetteNille-V 1888, Holden Q. Goldsboro--
Vance 1873, Holden 2 Wlson-Vancs lS4, HELEN
l.. Greensboro Vance Sal, Holdsr none. Twenty
fifth North Carolina giment-Vanoe 22s msjority-
Firet Battalion saarpshooters-V4n ll6. Holden
none. FIs. North Carolina Cavalry Regimsnt-varce
42O, Holden none. Barringer's Bigade-vance $50,
Holden mono. DiIon's B tlery, at Knston- Vance s5,
Holden none. Kitrelrs Hospital-Vance So. Hold, n 2
LYSCHBURG. July 20 The voc of North Carolina
sold il the city warehouse hospital here is-Vanoe
1875 II ldon 81.
WILMINGTON, Jolly 2s.-The army vote in and around
Wilmington is ali in. VancsS vote is 9 lao, Holden's
27s The 10th regiment gave Vance $50 m jority.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
ONE DAY LATER FROM TIE UNITED.
STAFES.-

The New York Herald Of the 9Th, was received last
evening. The folio sipg is summary Of the news:
The enemy are undoubtedly threatening PJnnsylva
mia and Maryland. Considerable excement prevailed
In Baltimore yesterday consequent upon these facts-
The intelligence o. this invasion IL scattered and IN
satisfactory but t is S aent TO cause much uneaai-
mes at the national capital
Gen. Wright is q sigued to the command Of the 9Th
and 9Th corps. Gen. ReIetls has command Of the 9Th
oorps
The rp1rt Of Gen. Averilrs death Is not confimsd
Gel Ely, OF 18Th Connecticut, and OIL Thorburn, o.
the lat Virginia 70. infantry, we're killed.
Nothing OF importance fog Allnta Was officially
promulgated from Washington y sterday. t
There is neWs from Gfanlh army.
The Democratic Unoa Association inaugurated the
Pres dental campaign last evening" BY hcling pub
lie mGetcg at their nall. Hon. Mr.. singleton, Of Lii
nois The principal speaker, who delivered an ad-
dress strongly in favor Of speedy peace. Hob. Jas.
Brooks made few remArks, after which the meeting
adjourned.
The ClOsing quotation OF gold in New York on the
26ta was 26s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
AuGusrA COUNTY ITEMS.

TKE SCHEDULE The people Of Augusta county, in
lsrgs county meeting At SAuutOn, On Monday last
court day o. N. AsOus In the chair, aud Maj Il n
Bill, Secretary adopted paper prepared BY A. H. H.
stulr a. ably setting forth tho grsvOus errors com
med BY the State Commissioners in the A'e Schedule
asd asking the papers of the Oy of Richmond to pub.
Lab IL Later in the day, the court baIng in session,
s1d msOIiy Of the justices being present. the paper
was submitted to the court and, on tn question being
submitted to the bench by the presiding magistrate as
20 its adoption express lag the sentiments Of the ns.
eeg Il was adopted by aim 81 unanimous vote-24
70 l-and ordered be spread the minutes Of the
co irt Thsre Is, We are assured bot sentiment Of
90: mnadou in the counties of Shenandoah, Rocking
ham and Augusta, OF this most ubiquitous ard, for
sensible men, shorl-sghted and inconsiderate schedule
"vmoiSIA RIcoRD," 81 The County Coat Of Au-
gusta adopted the luggestoDs Of Jos. j. Jackson Jc
regard to tha record Of the outsges, hefts and de-
trucon Of property, public aud private committed by
the raiders in Virginia and tee justices evidenced
p.Assworthy desire to them carried out aud
ed On order to procure the stationery necessary and at
once to cOmmence collecting the material to make up
sAe record Of the eounty. TIE press cannot say
toe nueh IL favor Of tue prompt and energetic
aouon OF the people ana the courts In meeung
the wishes Of the Governor AID the Recorder on this
subject Every day some interesting fac. is lOss,
slsG E aid in making up this interesting history. It
should be borne in mind also that not moment Ia to
be lost In cOileotg all that now be saved from
oblivion, pertaining to the history Of gallant dead
Toe task is hsrculssn one it is tru, when looked g.
whole bu. the is made up Of drop5 ard each
individual and ought TO DO all no she can do to
aid Er Jaesson in this bor Of low. Lot every coua-
~ In Virginia emulate the interest Aug feels in Ihis
subject. 1; is hoped that the Governor viii at
auhOSz, the employment of adequate clerical force
in the Recorders Office, and rest as lred that the L.,
gslaure, Wiatss WILL without hesitlt OF, provide
literally the Of payment. IcAnnot be expected
ha, clerks right kind be bad at less
ratoa than those in the tPariments of the 0Olieda
rate Government Why not employ MANNED soldiers,
wisn they oan be had snd ladies who seeklngtu ii
means Of supports The latter always make excellent
clerks with brief practice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
FROM GEORGIA.

-.aL HhO4 0EOhOlA- Ht1I
MACON, Jaly 2s.-Latest advicss from Atlanta, by
train and telegraph, are to yesterday evening.
We learn by the train which left at nghal that tte
enemy attacked our left extending from the city TO-
wards the ChattshoOchee yesterday, and repused
and driven sbou. mile. Late Last evening or5ers
were received BY telegraph to send cars and bring the
wounded to the rear.
telegram from high officer TO neral Johnston,
dated Atlanta yesterday, has been received here sta
ting that fighting is now going on, aud We have driven
them. D,tails not h own. Gems. Stewart, Walthall
and Loring are reported wounded.
P.isate kilograms from Griia report Gen. Wheeler
ALTO wounded. cavalry force OF the enemy, sbergh
unknown, struck the Macon and Western railroad be-
low JOnesboro, this morning, and reported to be
tearing up tho road in this direction Another cavalry
force of the enemy to-day reported near Clinton, ad
Vaucing towards this place. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

- = d.
VIII fail to accomplish tie rurpo5s for Rhiob i Hsems to
have been dssg led and che grsst body oil VIZ
gnii farmera with an intelligent appreciation OF the
wants OF the army and the condition. OF hDanesf,
would have furnished their products 10 the Govern.
mens more willingly aud promptly a. lover standard
of prices.
Sd. Taas We regard the said schedule OF prices as
calculated to defeat entirely financial lgs-
laton of Congress, as. Jfcdpg the most serious blow
upon the currency of the counry which it has yet re-
ceived, and If continued for considerable length OF
time muat result inevitably in the utter ruin and de-
stTuetion of the credit of the Government.
81. That under the said schedIl Of priceF, the
ceu1ti,s Of this O1mmonWt Ath, in providing for the
wants OF the it'd gent families OF sodlers, win be COM
PEELED 70 contract an amount Of debt which viii De
onerous and budsnsome in the extreme, because In
making m0essmens for that purpose, they are re-
CURED to ply the prices Aksd by tia State Oommls-
siOners In their schedule
al. That copy Of these proceedings be forwarded
10 The Secretary Of War, with the earnest request to
cause the State Commissioners to be convened tor the
purpose of recOnslderng and essentially modifying the
said schedule OF prices and that copy OF the came be
furnished also to the Governor OF this ate, and thai
tho papsrs in Richmond and LypchbuIg be requested
20 publish the aue.
TH0S. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
MEETING OF THE PEOPLE OF BEDFORD, TO
CONSIDER TIE SCHEDULE OF PRICES.

AtAVsTy large mssiiag OF the peoplJ Of Bedford,
consisting Of the mOst substantial farmers snd citz
Of she OOOn,y on tbe IS Instant, court day, on mo-
1On OF WIN. Ia GOggin. rhOmas Campbell Esq, Was
called to the eAai aud the scts Of the meeting be-
ing explained to take into confederation the pFesen
schedule Of prices 6Esd BY she Commissioners Of tbs
State on motion, the chairman appointed committee
Of Eve, to Wit Wu. L. GOggn, f. @. Barks, JnO. n.
HOls u Pate and Ro O. jones, to report resolutions
for the action Of the meeting who, having retired q
short time, presented the preamb and resolutions be-
oW, which, after speeches made BY Aessrs. VIM. L.
Geggin, E O. Busks and John GOOds, Sr., 10 support
thereof we're unanimously adopted:
We, portion Of the people Of Bedford county, hAv
ing Assenbl d for the purpose Of taking into consider
aton the schedule Of prices recently adopted by the
State commissioners for the months of Jay and Au
gust, and believing that in crisis like the present. i
Is not only The privilege but the duty Of the people to
make known their views and wishes upon question 90
deeply affecting the prosperity and WslI-bsng Of the
Who'e country, do
R''S'v', i'L That 10 our spIplOn the said schedule