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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-02-10
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D,SvIILE, Pa. June ., 1S63.-Dr. Ha. H. Gre7q
- Dear Sr:-ln February. 1861, | was afflicted VIII,
sugar diabetes and tor five months passed than
two gallons Of water in twentv-four honrs. | was
Obliged 10 get up often twelve times during
the night, and in five months / lost fifty pounds in
weight During the month OF July. 1851. procured
two bottles Of Constitution Water and DAYS after
using it experienced relief and after taking two bot
ties entirely cured. soon after reganilp nv
usual good health. \ ours truly.
Y = mr. p-yTT
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MADAME Zadcc Porter's Curative Ba;sam
is AMI unried medicine, but has been used by
tic public FOR the past % years, with unparalleled
cess has acquired its present extensive and largely
cr2asing sale. by being recommended by those
who have used their afflicted friends and Others.
II YOU have a Cold. if ever 50 slight, do not fail
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ay Away. keep il convenient for The timely
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net have it, have him send and get il for you.
~ Sold by al Druggists 25 AMI 30 cents per
bottle.
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II T LAST!-Coal Oh Chznielsers Suspen son
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Lamps just rs-eived Our stock Is fuller with
finer assortment, than ever before and riI Be sold low
q y hossale or retail - PLUNAERk KELLY
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j. V. L. DE WITT.
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Constitution Water, which | recommend in the
highest manner My wife attacked with pair IN
the shoulders whole length Of her back and in her
limbs. with Poi atioa III Hurt Iritatio. Of
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about three months, when lie left her than h
found her, then employed one of the es. phy scans
could ind, who attended her for about nine months
and while she under his care she did not suffer
quite much pain. He finally gave her up and said
hcr cass lcts nsc9rtls to-, said he SIS A1s sacl
eoa5taatfoa OF csulrists tSat medicine 9rs for oas
operates ayEtsssf cer ~ aeS jiealsos' About
this time she commenced the use of Constitution Wat
and to utter asonishcnt almost the first dose
seenei 70 have the deset eject, and she kept i'm
proving rspidy under its treatment, and now suparn
tends entirely her domestic aEars. She has NOT ken
any Of the Constitution waeer for about four ve.As
and We are happy to ~ So vS hfs grsf ger
WsrHERsFrgLD. Conn, March , Is63.-D-. ". H
Grcgs,-Dear .>r Having seen your advertisement
Of Constitution Water, recommended for In1. Nina
ing suffered for the pas, three years and tried tie skill
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/ was induced 70 try your Ineiicne. procured one
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Stone in fhC BLADDER. Ca'cu,us. Gravel q.
Brick Dust Deposi', ETC., etc,
HDE BaIEES.
IRRIT ALTON OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATAERIf OF THE
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STRANGUARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
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and too much cannot be said in its praise. single
dose has been known to relieve the most urgent syTp
toms.
Are you troubled with distressing pain in the
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PLY SICIANS

Have long sne given up the Of buchu, cubcbs ard
juniper in the treatment OF those Diseases and only
use them for the want of 4 better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proven itself equal the task that has devovcd
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
PETER LORILLAED,
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Formerly 4. Chatham Street. New York
VVTOCLD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DEAL
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BROWN SNUFF.
Macabor. Demigros,
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Coarse RaPpee, Naciiitochcs
American Gentcncn, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, HonsF Dew Scotch.
High Toast Seotcc, FEesa Homer Dew Scotch
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch or Land yloot
EE-Attentfon Is called 70 tie large reduction in
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which will De found Of Superior Quality.
saas TOBACCO.
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y. B--A circular Of prices viii be sen. on ap2Iics-
Ton. MAY 1868. ls:Iyr H.
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VHAIRS OF ALL
And, in fact, everything in the shape of Furniture
He will also keep for sale general assortment of
Cincinnati made Work.
sr Prompt Fayments.-Seiling his work at
prices IN direct competition with manufacturers Of
similar wGrk in Cincinnati, he has adopted the CASH
system Of payments and for the CASH val sell as low
any house Cincinnati thus making TO tire mutual
interest of all parties pay cash delivery of the work
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In many Affections peculiar to Females, the EXTRACT
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

city Of Mobile q matter Of minor importance,
and no great solicitnde is felt 10 official cir
cles ip regard % It's cupture AZ latest advi.
ces The situation before Richmond remained
unchanged Interest so far as active midi
tary operations 90 now, centers in the force
under Sheridan, who has so brilliantly inaugu-
rated biz csmpaign,
The Worlds Washington special says there
isreason TO believe battie Ind been fought
near Winchester between Sheridan'p forces
and the main body Of the rebels under Early
Very heavy oannouedin wns heard in that di
rsction at HarfeTs Ferry Yesterday after
noon ID was known that our forces we're close
up 70 the rebels
The World erecial from Petersburg the
l0th says ou ihe froot have Ia record a
great ere near the right Of The enomys lines
aud is thought to have been a number Of hou-
3es called head works now occupied as de
pot for commissary stores for a portion Of the
rebel army A brigade Of their troops Was
seen to rash hastily in that direction but
whether they succeeded in exlingushiug The
FIRE in time to save the property from deslruc-
ton is not knoNn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12
LATEST ME- Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT



NV YoRE, August II The Evening S az
from New Orleans 9Th, has arrived Among
the passengers is Mrs Gen Banks nnd fami-
ly Our gun boats made an expedition up
Grand Lake on the 26th, destroying n large
number Of aat boats inst completed by the
rebels They also destroyed two saw mills
and captured a large lot Of valuable lumber.
Gen Candy issued important new trading
regulations on the 2i inst, bg which no tad.
ing boats are allowed beyond Cairo. No com
mercial intercourse is allowed beyond the Ma
tional lines, and trade stores are restricted 10
The permanent military points, Gen. Banks
issued on order on the I'd inst, enisiing al
able bodied colortd men in bis department,
between the ages Of l8 and 40, to be put 10
existing colortd regiments
Transports have arrived at New Orleans
from Brazo9 Santiago, probably with troops
Withdrawn from Texas.
Cotton aetive at 81 6G@l 674 Flour adj
vanced quoted SIG fer choice; Sugar dull
1t is reported that Texan guerriles had
burned the steamer Rob Roy with 1000 bales
Of cotton, in Ouchita river
General Candy had issued an order N the
30th for enrolling all citizens IN the militia
expelling all families Of rebel soldiers all
persons liable 10 rebel con5cripGon to be kept
within our lines, and all foreigners claiming
to be neutrals, to be enrolled as policemen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHlNGToN, Aug. III,
$50 p. NJ 10 Major General Dix: No fur.
lber intelligence has been received from Mo-
ollie, except from a deserler who reports tue
capture OF the city, but nothing official
Gen Sherman reports all we'll lni that he
is knocking Atlanta with A inch ehel
No movement has been made by our forces
IN front of Petersburg Sheridan has not
been heard from to day.
LATER-lll0 P, NJ "A dispa ch from Gen.
Grant, just received, says that the CASUALTIES
by the Xplosiou of the ammunition barge al
City Point on the OH are as follows Killed
twelve eulisted men, two citizen employees,
one citizen not employed by Government,
aud thirty-eight coiored laborers Wounded
three commissioned officers, four enlisted
men, fifteen citizen employees, and eighty-six
colored laborers Besides these there are lS
others wounded-sOdiers aud citizens not be
longing about the wharf The damage to
property il large have not the means Of
reporting it. The cause Of the disaster has
not been ascertained
Signed, E. NJ STANTON,
Secy of War
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12
some Psruouiors OF stOnsmon's Dis


WAsHiSCToS August -lnfotmNiont from
Marietta, OF the 9Th, give some particulars Of
Stonemans raid, July 27th, The Fifth and
Sixth Indiana Cavalry, aud two sections Of
he Twenty-Fourih Indiana Battery set out
to release the Union officers imprisoned there
but the expedition arrived too late. The reh
els had removed the prisoners to place Of
greater safety. Gen. McCooks force started
at the same time to effect a junction with
Stonemsn, but wes cvertaken by an ogerpog-
erlng force, and was obliged 10 let Stonemsn' $
command cut its way ont. The rebels attack
ed them Saturday, Jaly 30th. The engage.
ment lasted all that day Until late at night,
and SUNDAY morning iound them completely
surrounded Colonel Adams hndug resist
ance hopeless, escaped 10 Marietta Colonel
Cupron, with his command, escaped once, but
vas again surrounded and his men cut to
pieces. The Sixth Indiana also cut through
he enemy's ranks, but were again attacked.
Their fate is unknown To our informant
Genehl Sloneman, Coionels Bddle aud
Butler, Majors Tompson aud Soper, Captains
Whtpman, Elliot, and Finney, lieuteusnls
Anderson, Stanton, Angel, Lindsey, Hubbard,
Miller, Simmons aud Clegg are prisoners.
Lieutenant Chitteuden' Company ]
Fifth Indiana, lost fenriuliy A soldier who
scaped, reports that the rebels enrprlsed Col
Capron's camp, shooting his men, and train
ng them with guns when aoleep The Fifth
Indiana lost about 400 men
Three hundred and eighty prisoners OF war
including fifteen commissioned oficers nrri.
we'd here to day
Major General Palmer reached here this
morning en- ronte TO Washington II is report
ed that he has been relieved from command
Of the 20th corps
Late information is to the effect that Col
Capron, with small squads of his menis in Ma
rietta This will reduce Stoneman's loss to
ess than 900.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12
By Telegraph.
Exported FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights dispatches.


NAsHiSuToY, Aug "A letter from CITY
Point dated the 10th, gives an account Of
the explosion of boat loaded with ammuui
li0n. Buildiuqs we're demolished tents scat
tered, and horses killed in every direction
A new depot building was mass Of ruins.
aud number of persons were killed and
wounded The boat was being unloaded by
negroes, numbering nearly one hundred, and
it is supposed eLel must have dropped
which communicated to the whole lot, Like
" most of the shells struck the top bank OF
the landing, or the loss OF life would have
been large The post office aud Adams Ex-
press office were nearly thrown down, the.
large ounber Of persons occupying them mi
raculously escaping with slight bruises
The casualties are believed 10 be at least
fifty killed and about huudrsd wounded. A
number Of bodies OF colored persons have
been found besides hose above mentioned,
and there are sixteen in the hospital boat,
while others were scattered in different local.
ides twenty-five colored men, more or less,
are wounded, and we're taken to the Coored
General Hospital Five shells passed through
The Sanitary Commission boat No one on it
was injured. 1t is believed that many bodies
are blown into the river, which will never be
recovered
Our loss put down by Captain Schuyler,
al about thirty killed and about seventy or
eighty wounded, twelve killed bring soldiers
NoIiing has as yet been discoyered as to the
cause OF the calamity. In the Commissary
Deps- tment six men are known To be killed,
and sons twenty-five are wounded three men
belonging to the Railroad were wounded.
The loss in property is not known, but it will
prove very large
The Twentieth n Y Volunteers lost six
killed and seven wounded The l4sth o N
G's loss three killed and four wou ndsd. The
boat Lewis caught FIRE, when wrecking tug
run her ashore, and extending her hose threw
six streams on the FIRE, putting out the flames
and thus saving large amount Of ammuni.
ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

CAIRO, August 10 The rebels under the
outlaw Colonel -----, d1slrA into Hickman,
Kentucky, yesterday, and burned all the cot
ton and tobacco there and committed other
dep=edatlons. General Dobbins is rading on
aorthern planters in the vicinity OF Helena
GuerrlIas are reported troublesome along
the Ohio river
A tresbet in,,he Rio GraDde carried away
500 bales of co ton.
The stock Of cotton at Mobile on the 3Oth
vas 26 900
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, Aug. H.
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat,
wholesale 81 CO. Retail Sll 80.
NEW WuEAT-Sl 40. Old Sl15.
CORN-l00; Sheled 9O@lOO.
OATS-70
RYE-l 45@l so,
BARLEY-$l 20.
COFFEE-53c
SUGAR-25@2s
MoLAsSEs-Sl 10 per gal
RlCE-l5c per ID.
TOBACCO-6O@s0 per 10
SOAPS-l5c per b.
STARCH-sle per h.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-33e per H..
COFFEE SUGAR-3Oc per ID,
LED-lsc per ID.
SHOT-S5 90 per sack.
SPICES-All advanced ffty per cent
P0rATOES--$2 so per bush.
TOMAT0ESr-S3 80 per bush.
EGGS-25per doz.
WHISKY--l 10
CHEESE,-l8@2O.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22.
DRIED APPLES-l5@20.
BEANS--Per bUshrlS2 50@3 90.
HAY-Timothy S22@23 per ton.
TEAS-$2 50(82 90.
RICE-l5@lS per ID,
LARD-l5Gls.
BUTTER-30G135
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

New YORK, August / The CommerciaTs S
Washington special says the story OF Secre.
tary Stanlon's resignation was premature at
lie ist, and the reported resignation of Seward,
Blair aud Welles, was entirely without iounda
ton. The National Intellgencer announces
that Senator Cowau, of Peunsylvania, will be
g candidate for he Chicago nomination
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

Sensible of IT'S Misery The cumula-
tive weight of the draft for 100000 men,
eweet Abraham's ITO whom it may concern"
the Protest Of Wade and Davis against the
"usurpations Of Lincoln, and last, but not
least, the cowardice OF the niggers at Peters
burg-is beginning, at last, to tell upon the
spirit of the Journal 1t seems about TO sink
beneath toe load, even as the fabled Jaekass
sunk beneath ITS ponderous psniers. It stag
gered out lhis morning pale and haggard,
With barely strength enough to "toss up the
sponge and cey 'peccaUf '
The pen is not simply "mightier than the
svord, but it is mghtier also than Peter
Flowers Gun, as the pen Of ye JturRal abun-
dainty sets forth this morHing. Il not. only
kicks over the writer but It demolishes the
whole abolition party Of this section, and sends
them sprawling in the dust After ack6owl-
edginq certain facts which il cannot longer
. disguise or conceal ittakes up the following
lamentauon
"These, and many other facts indicate that
the Union party in this section OF the country
is suffering itself TO be demoralized, and for
40 other reason than the fact that they are
not operating as an organization Every
man is going it on his own hook
From the above, it is apparent that the
writer has q small touch of Organization on
the brain. He forgets that the draft for half
a million of men, with scheneks pet scheme
Of "Ho rEEMPTIoS,F is staring them in the
face, and has had very decided lendencyto
suggest personal considerations, aud 10 re.
commend 10 each individual the proprieiy Of
"going it upou his own hook" for while, any
how. Each man feels that II he Is drafted bis
''own hook will be allthe hook he will have,
and be takes no pride whatever in belonging
to, or sssistng an oreanzahon which only
provides for his destruction. We have mot
time 70 NOTES al the evidences of the Jour
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

CAlBo, August 2 --Salna on the Com
berand River twelve miles above Smuh-
land was attacked by zoo rebel cavalry on
Sunday morning and WAS repulsed with the
loss Of six killed nnd-tweuty wounded One
thousand guerrilas are reported at Union city
Kentucky under Colonel Jobnson; also a
large number Of them in the western part OF
the State near the Tennessee line. General
Paine has gone down there to clear them out
General Paine levied ajax Of one hundred
and twenty dollars on each bale of'cotton and
25 per cent edyelorem on each hogshead Of
tobacco on every dlsloyal man. Tor the benefit
Of union families robbed and murdered. l. Is
expected this tax will yield 5000, 900 in six
months