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A Perfect Hair Dye-MIIIer,s. SOC. Res-
and more quantity than 81 size Sold BY druggists
Biokrsne is . Rcjuvenator or UnnP-
proachabe and inml.abe excellence for nervous CON-
plants, no matter how produced an nfAibe specific
in cases Debility Dyspepsia Therood effects
will be felt Immediately.
particularly mended to give the Bio
krsne trial. Its mission strength vitality and
physical ability 81 per bottle, six bottles s..
HUTcHrNGs nILLYER, Proprio.or.,
81 street, New York.
Sold by H. B. Helmboa s9l Broadway; Demas Barnes s
Co, 27 Park
Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Preservntivo
s ws Des sy sa artists sns RETAIL No. A'0r House,
Corns, Bunsons, Nails, En,ar..s J,,nt..
Broadway.
Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL Anxoar AHsEaI!oSs IN rus
CHRONIC CArARaa
'HAHHs f. 5%s 5SsEss!' Or TTGag' Eaa
CURED.
CROSS EYE sTRArGHrENED IN ONE MiSCrs.
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at his consulting SIC Broadway. Twelfth street.
DIR. Hunters once is mt No. 3 Division
isss Eight rooms and private chronis
saRSor o poisanos ana sp91s oar Hp Of ,ss 6oe
peranng e the nrSsy 0.siss psy EARL
gratis. Hours in, from A. NJ until O'Clock
r. NJ
For the Hair and skin-Barry's Tri-
copherous The best and cheapest article Sold oy drug
FreckIes, Pimp,es, Tan, Flesh Worw..
rEpIcArsb snS51y Tsn, soar at s',ss sSs sroad~sS
Grand Hall OF enc season.
UNION HALL SARATOGA,
FRIDAY, AUGUST i9
W. W LELAND 4 Co
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only BY wM. n. WARD, No. Broad street, near Wan.
Highest Premium Locs stitch sewis
Machines WHEELER WILSON, 6a3 Broadway.
,nfsl.be remedy for gray hair onice 10 Univ rsy
Hiirs Hair Dye Soc, Biack or B~ ,,yn.
Reliable rlcralia gloss for the hair No. BarcA< stree.
Ivory Earrings and Pins.
Black VIII Four Five ara Sx dollars. a.
q @. ALIENS, AIS Broadway, ono door Del ow Canal
street.
Jewelry and watches, OF All OescrtD-
ucns for sale by GEO. ALLEN AIS Broeiw one door
belong (formeriy IL Wall streeD Store cosed
Saturdays NJ o'clock.
mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrup TOR
children ree.Ans cures Dy sentry and osrhr' regulates
the Stomach and Bowels cures Wind cac.
st.sxe Duttons-New styles.
rwo three four Eve eight 70 wef y ave dollars
per se For saie BY Q. ALLEN 40 bro~iway, one door
below Canal street -, o,c,ock
store closed on saturday a. > oe'ooN'
r.. .Se.-The Celebr ra xed whtte's
-. ,aye, truss FOR curing rupture 10 the best In tho
annnorters Braces unrlvAr.ed.
w0f''- GREGORY 80, 600 Broadway.
Trusscs. Elastic stocki Ags, xc.-Marsh
20 once oaly as No. vessy sreet Lady attendant
The Positive and ega&ive Powders.-
BETTER whole apothec AIRY shop drugs and mci
c,nes all fevers Al diseases all female dts
eases o. psckngs MALE post paid. Call on or address
A. n sfENCk, 81 ST. Ma as place. New York.
wigs, rOupes,s, Hair Dye, HAIR Dye.
and Moidavta o. beautfying The hatr W. Ne
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Jewelry and Watches, OF All 'OescriD-
uons sale by GEO g. ALLEN AIS Broadw hy one door
belong Canal street ormery ii Wall street, store o'oseu
ON n ) O'clock
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Cristad0ro's Hair Dye. Preservntivo
Wig Depot wholesale and retail. No. Astor House.
The dye applied by skful artists
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uoys's Binwatha Hair RestorRttw c.
an tnfasbe remedy gray hair. oce 10 Univ rsisy
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Corns, BuntOns, Nails, Enlarged Jcsnts.
all diseases the feet. cured by DR. ZACBARIE. 100
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.fIer Majesty" Champagne for Saiss
univ bv WN INWARD, No. z Broad street, near Wall.
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Highest Premium Lock stitch SewiA ~
Machines WHEELER WILSON, 625 Broadway.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25
GENERAL ORDERSl

I kN EhAIs OI(DENof
No. s.
l. General Orders No, s, paragraphs H., ".
and v Headquarters Reserve n. G., current
ries, hereby revoked
IL. All Exemptions Of persons within the Re-
ages, will be granted under general instruc
tions from the Bureau Of Conscription, without ref
erence to the Lieutenant General Commanding Re-
serve. #e&
LII. Applications for Detaiz of persons within
the Reserve ages will not be received by the Local
Enrolling Officers, until after the organization of
the company from the county in which the appli-
can't resides shall have been effected. They will
then be carefully investigated and acted upon in
conformity with Circulars No. 8, s and 20, Rurean
of Conserption, current series, except hereinat-
ter prescribed First, In cases of approval by the
District Enrolling Officer flrlough for siety days
will pot be granted when the party would, within
that time, become eighteen years old Secondly,
In cases of disapproyal by the District Enrolling
Officer, If the party be between forty five and fifty
years old, he will be forthwith assigned by the En-
rolling Officer to the company Of Senior Reserves
from the county in which he resides; if between
the ages of seventeen and eighteen years, he will
be sent to Camp ot Instruction for assignment by
the Ccmmandsnt Of Conscrpts, according to coun-
ty and congressional district. Thirdly, All appli-
cations herein referred to, required by the Circulars
from tie Bureau of Conscri ption to be forwareed,
will be transsnitted through the Conlnandant of
of Conseripts, to this Office for final action instead
of to the Superintendent of the Bureau at Rich
mnnd. setsy
S BY command of Lieut.. Gen. Holmes,
s.. JOHN ". HINSDATE,
Nv A. A, Gen.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25
HEAD QUARTERS, "A. NV.
August 10th, 1864. {
General Orders, J
No. "a

All persons connected with this army who are
absent without proper authority, are enjoined TO
return to their respective commands without delay
This order Is intended to embrace these who
have remained absent beyond the time limited for
their return. alter the of their absence has
ceased. All such persons are adinonished that
every day they remain away from their posts adds
to the dangers and labors Of their comrades. while
it increases their own responsibility to the laws
they violating.
The Commanding General deems it only necess-
ary to remind those who have erred through
thoushtlessress negligence, of the shame and
disgrace they will bring upon Themselves and their
families, if they shrink from the manful discharge
of duty, in tie hour of their conntrv's need ard
leave their homes to be defended and their inde-
rendence to be achieved by the unaded courage
of otu,54S.
To those whose absence has been prolonged un-
til they have incurred the guilt of deserton he can
only say, that prompt retarn to duty alone
palate their offence. and entitle them to expect
any c'elnency.
II arrested and brought back, justice to the
faithful and true, we'll the interests aud safe
ty Of the country requires that they shah suffer the
extreme penalty of the law.
(Signed) r. E. LEE, General.
Official, j. G. McRae, a "A. Ger.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25
To District Agents and Mag
istrates Of Forsyth County.

District agents viii please send to state
rnent of the number of Soldiers and children
who have been receiving assistance in their dis
tricts and ais the number of others not soldiers
families
The Board of Sustenance will meet at the Court
House Saturday before September Court being
the 81 of September at 10 O'Clock, a. M
On Monday Of September Court, will submit
to Court statement regarding our County affairs
and hope majority ofthe magistrates of the Coun-
ty will be present matters OF Importance relative
to the sustenance of those dependent upon the
County will have 20 be considered and determined
upon.
f A. VOGLER, CITY Com.
Salem, Aug. 10th, 1864. 3w
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25
Sythe Blades.

There has been received, at Wilmington, "'
some four thousand Svthe Blades, both gram ano MN:
grass blades. They will at once be brought al ~ ua
11lac, far aietrihption The Courts of the SEVERN
counties are requested to appointed C"mmiss'o;;s.'
TO receive the quota for their respective the
AS the present crops OF grain aud grass ~ rs. ,a
Western counties has not get been harvesteu Js.
ference will be. given to these counties In '''e
tribution. N
Raleigh, July 18th, 1864. Z 4t
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25
TRINITY COLLEGE.

THvHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON
= Monday 7th OF Sept'r next Tuition from
SO to $40 month, aaa Advance. Board $l00. per
month. payable monthly, or about So per month,
If paid in provisions at peace prices. aess
There are small extra charges for Washing use
of roeln &c. Students are requested to bring all
the Texf Books that they may be able to procure.
Mt. GAN NAWAY, Prest'd d
Angst. 22d 1864, low
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25
SOUTHERN CITIZEN,

Published Daily at Ga'eeissb ORC, n .
yEvHE SOUTHERN CITIZEN viii be issued eve
4 ~ morning and mailed to subscribers ioi
FIFTEEN DOLLARS Tor six months.
The publishers will spare neither LABOR or eA-
pense in making the Citizsn an acceptable neGu'"
cf nen.s-arrrungements having been made 1or
securing the LATEST By TELEGRAPH from a,l
points. Correspondents have also been secures,
whase letters will be of interest TO all classes %
in point OF Miscellaneous ana .'..f
er1 Reading, we hope to keep up greater Va''e''
ttan is usual witt, tlailies Of the present time.
All letters should be addressed To
A. W. INGOLD 4 co..,
Greensborough, \. C.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25
NTorth Carolina, surry County.
~ In Equity.
In the matter Of James S. Snow and o'ae'''
PETITION TO SELL LAND.

II appearing to the satisfaction OF the q Goufs Snow
II. Bray and wife Polly, Logan Snow, ,s,ahsr a and
svntha arh Bueher are beyond the 9 'hs
dotion Of the Court 1t is therefore ordered for
publication be made in the Western sen.ne' .e ap-
Sin successive weeks for said nonresdents a W tor
pear at the next tern of said Court 70 os n Dob
the County of surry at the Court 1p nbus Monday
August next then aud there to plead a. aDsa entered
denlur, or judgement pro coryssso viii -
and the case heard eg parte as to them -. of cur
Witness, J. + Graves, CLERK and Mass' the 4tn
said Court at office, the Cd Monday ail0
Monday in Feb. 1S6f. NE.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25
GRAIN AND GRASS SCYTHES.

have received supply of Grain aud Grass
for this county. | viii dispose Of them
tor grain and in that way they viii not cost The
purchaser more than old rates.
EA. NOGLER, CITY. Com.
Salem, Aug. IL, 1864.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25
From Petersbzsvg-THo oyeIneaat Against
'Egse NHeItsGsa EsslI1rOad.

An official Dispatch received yesterday, states
that about noon on Thursday the enemy IN
front of Petersburg moved his Fifth corps
towards the W edon railroad, when he was
met by General Heth, who drove him a mile,
capturing one hundred and fifty prisoners.-
This would convey the impression that the
railroad had been cleared bat il appears from
unofficial sccounts that our forces, alter driving
the enemy back, retired to a more eligible
position the town, and shat the enemy
yesterday morning was in strong force the
railroad, holding his front, with line of
battle extending on both sidas of the track, and
engaged in fortfyiug. The fight on Thurs
day evening was quite severe, the enemy loos
ing heavily, aud leaving many of his dead and
wounded in our hands. Our casualties, con-
sidering the magnitude of the engag cement, were
very light.
Our entire loss in the fight of Thursday is
estimated at three hundred and fifty, while that
Of the enemy is much greater.
LATER three CLOCK on Friday af.
ternoon forces made attack upon w ar
ren's fifth corps, 'on the W Weldon railroad, driv
ing them back upwards of two miles, and cap
turing over two Thousand prisoners, including
Brig Gen. Hayes and a number Of stand of
cujors. Rtch Dtspatch
The Petersburg Express Of Saturday says
the battle for the possession OF the railroad
would probably be resumed that morning ard
the enemy not only dislodged, bu: disastrou~ly
d defeated It also states that the numoer of
prisoners captured was upwards of three. in
stead Of two thousand, aud that Gen. Cling man
was among the severely wounded side
-
Mai. Gen. Buell., who mustered out of
service as Federal Major General Of vol
unteers, being reduced TO his original rank as
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25

DEsERTERs KILLED, &c.-We learn that
deserter by the name OF Ballard. was killed
near KernersvilIe, in this County, the latter
part of las. week and that another, Wm.
Knott by name, also from this county, was
killed near the same place in Guilford, the day
after Ballard's death Ballard was shot by
portion Of the Senoir Reserve Guard force.
Since last Saturday, under orders Of Gov.
Vance, the Home Guard bave been engaged in
active duty in apprehending deserters, &c
Several have been brought in.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25

EXCHANGE OF PhIsoNERs.--There is a pros.
pect of tie evcF.anee OF prisoners O war being
resumed. y hope nothing may nterpose To
prevent the consulnmation of an oblect snlch
the onfaderate authorities have tabore3 To &C.
complish The number Of prisoners held by
the two Governments is said to be about equal.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25
From the Augusta Constitliionalist 18th ia $
'E'Ese Front.

'E'he Front.
at no time since the commencement Of the
present campaign in Northern Georgia, have
we felt more sauguine and satisfied with the as
pect Of the situation. The news from the front
is cheering, and of such character as to make
feel perfectly safe and fully assured OF hnal
success The General commanding is con
fident Of his ability TO hold Atlanta against ev-
cry attempt to dislodge him from his strong.
hold.
It is not often that indulge in specUlatiops
especially Of an sang0ine characters, bet
the aspect of affairs is promising That
we look forward without fear or distrust e
successful termination of the present campo gn
Thus far we have acted on the defensive, but
we believe that the time is near at hand when
our army will assume an offensive policy. II
is now no longer matter OF consequence to
suppress welcome piece OF intelligence which
came into our possession several days since, the
facts of which, from prudential motives we did
not deem proper to place before our readers at
an earlier day but now that the expedition
has been operating for some days in the enemys
rear, no injury eau result to the cause from
publishing the Information communicated to u.s.
Gen. Wheeler with three bodies OF cavalry:
numbering in all -- thousand men. crossed
the Chattaboochee river last Thursday night for
Sherman's rear, with view to cut his com'nu
nications and destroy his auppes at Marietta
and other depots along the line of the railroad.
Gen. Roddy started on lest Saturday from
Opelika with picked force to 90 operate with
Gen. Wheeler. ~
1t is stated that still another tody Of picked
mounted men started another expedition an
I Friday last.
With these gratifying facts before Us, we
hope in few days to give our readers . glc-
r ions record of their exploits. The enemy s
cavalry has been materially lessened from re-
cent captures and the severe castgatlon admin.
istered in the recent raids must certainly have
! lad very denoraliziug effect. Our torce Oh
the contrary, is composed Of picked men, well
mounted and equipped, and with such material
and fine field to operate on, we confidently
expect that the result of the raid will be pro-
ductjve Of the mos. serious consequences in et-
fectualy destroying the enemy's line of com
munieation.
! In addition to this movement, otIers are re-
ported on the military chess board, which i. in
! augurated, will undoubtedly free Georgia soil
from the presence OF the enemy. For ourself
we cause for despondency and ad-
vice to all is to keep up stout heart, there
is in the present aspect of affairs nothing to
fear but much to be thankful for. The future
is full OF promise, aud we bid the timid and
weakened cheer up, go to work with hearty
good will, aud do your duty TO the State and
the vandals will soon show their backs to At
flanta. -
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25

The TALLAHAssEB.-Th new Confederate
steamer, which, according to the Yankee ac-
counts, is playing havoc with their commerce
op Sandy Hook, is under the cmmand of the
brave Capt. j. Taylor Wood, who made the
gallant capture Of two gunboats in the Rap
pahannock last year. The Tallahassee lately
sailed from Southerr port, and is one Of the
swiftest vessels ahoat, though the Nerthern
papers say she is slow. Whenever there IS a
necessity for it, Captain Wood viii show the
Federal cruisers that she can run as wsl as
fiyh..
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25

4 Battalion Of Reserves was organized at
Statesville last week for the 9th District
Capt. G. G. Stowe: of Yadkin county, was elect
ed Lieut.. Colonel, and 1t. J. K. Burke Of
Rowan, Major.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25

s=agg- We see it stated that Brig. Ger. J. 6.
Martin has been appointed to the command Of
the Department Of Western North Carolina,
with his headquarters at Morganton. Gen.
Martin has issued a General Order offering a
foil pardon to all deserters and absentees frota
the army, who will surrender themselves be
fore the 10Th day Of September next. This is
generous propesitiou and one which it is hop
ed Will induce all absentees and deserters to
return to their commands forthwith.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25

The Raleigh Conservative says that ten
counties are to hear from, and that Gov Vances
majority is now 3s.45O. The Conservative
estimates that when all she counties are heard
from vance's majority will be $4,000.
asse Ihe vRalejgh Progress says that the Deposi>
sary in Raleigh is paying interest on coupon
CAsfsajesses Bonds and also upon 2 per cent a
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-08-25

e3g- Among the advertisements we direct at
tention that Of Presdt Ganaway, of Trinity Col
lege fycm which it viii be seen that that well
known Institution still continues TO affold its sup
erior advantages to the youth of the country who
desire good education.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-21
Don Central. uno 5ao. .QmeriFa.

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uno 100000 in Saar bier ein9etrofen.
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runter oa6 Gitp tootsI. Der SerIuit it
beceuteno.
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Die Nufrs9un9 in Den fibamerifini:
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-21
Gie aufbehuna o. g -3FIausn SIhbtD
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. JcOer uil0 SCDeere.
Rurser Brief aus GSuiaana.
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