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We have been favored with gha following
items of q private lsttsrr 81 November Sd,
giving intelligence Obtained ftou'sfsld off,
Ger justin from Beaaregasds depsrsnens.
Hoods army is atColumbia, Tenn. with
Sherman's force ninety eight miles in bis
rear, and greatly demoralizsd. ., "s"'
Gen Forrest isaf PadasahS Kentucky,
destroying Yadkee prbperg yshe ahOies
SALE. While General Walker Of Magru.
der's army is en- routato. join Hood ct Co
lumbia or Nsshyilles sEenay aens Beaure-
gard declares. be will xinsess hia: army in
corinlh is i1poih oui point Of
which place all the hospitals have been Or:
desed to- goimmsdiatsly yafromeMssoa. I -
6Gens Price, haswhippsd the Yankees a
Kansas City, Hs, wilt bssfsiafpresd BY Ne.
grnders command and winter in Missouri
go ~; ''S 4agisma d U Ulsohiss, stk. :
There has been considerable excitement
in the city:to dsy,occasioned' by rumors d
an.unfayqrable eharsoter from above We
learn just before going 70 press, that a shherS;
man has sent. about 1000 additional troops
to Atlantis, and has made SOME dsmonstrs:
tons inr the neighboshoed Of Roughfand
Ready, supposedsfos the parpose Of asesr'
taining the character and strength Of sops
picket force, We don't think there is any
cause for unIeasiinsss Ii sa 81 alarm, rs the force
oftbs sne1y aftsflIsssivibg bis 8, 900 id;
ditiond men canuotsISesd f6uitsen orfif.
teen thousand Besides, dweahayea a foroe
on hand sufficient to attend to them. r...
! ,,., Macon Confederate, 9Th.
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The Henderson eKentucky@ Neaos says
that' the great ibdlksof ths adsRsa maaEin
Kentucky aresgoing into athaaabel service.
General Lyon has, bis headquarters. at Paris
Tennessee, with seven huhdrad;I men and
eight pieces Of artillery.
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s;;sisi s5nTTTH CAROLINA-YORK DIS:

N, Letters Administration an and singular the
rsds and chauels, rights Rnd credits Of A. d. HART
SFsS late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
cteand admopish all and singular,
the hed and creditors Of the said deceased, TO be and
nnear efe me 0rdnarys Court for the said
sfrlc 70 be holden at York Court House the 25th day
of NnySber inst, shew cause, any, why the said Ad-
1oiislytrsts should not be granted. - = '5'E
Given rns my hand and Sea this 7h day Of November,
fh yef Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fouand luth eighty ynnth year Of the lndepen-
,s:-s.e4s es''s = JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y: D.
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90 Six confsdefate soldiers who had bssn
CAPTURED were taken from prison ii 81
Louis; Mo.,I on Tie a2sth ult, and shot Id
retaliation iOr aths alleged killing Of Major
Wilson and dix men BY the eonfsdsfatss.'
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our homes, our livesy and outhhertiesi -
This ia ssthat ttrpe path TO peace. Net lus
trustsvith confidence iniassared sfesulis.s 81
Sci elfshneas:

j a. .a,1A1J,S,<au -. -. -. ss.-.-,.-,
~; - -. :, em' . =. 60. oo
.'. .a::s -. 80 S.,sst.s.a .s ~ ~ a.sss;I.S
r.. s ~ sa sp'.ss ~ IN stsss.., = sI,,soo;.
,a;.as - a. '' 'hS. ss a;.a,.ssa 49, | p;.s.is IN. MO-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oo4..DI', - 80. S'ssss1T M sr.,h.,,.. 49, !.
s;s aasasi. ., -. H.. - &c.
.ne Diuie Oo.,o,aea H.'a a ss.ss ~ q. p.nse
ussb S.N. " hssa sra.as a;,.a,..sI - s,u :,
luneDUS, s No. .a's s Dssa r. IN n;,isa;ss ~ &;
| lsse' .sesen,y ss - wv 49,; Ess' $3.50 90; ~
sstn ssaus.aIs.,oaa s ~ ss - .ssss e si.a, sah
Desnsssslss: ~: essa ssae eous {. sss'a ~
sne ao0'e a.t pu..a!.a;op.S 80, ss.s -
aePusa oIesus ae'ooss''ss. ST vssays.
asV;as.o. .srasl, sss
~h;ah = msasd :. ~ =, - 80
"a [ aalsobnsss :, .ha a.hs.s ha.s4 n.ossi
rnsvs;line and 'dslns;vss. G,ss. .opd, 49, W.
believe has been done.;,yet. This felI suirisel
Hell stalks abresdYstill--still, is unsubdned
still can Law his, finger anon an increase
of,yosaries, and eIoas berseesa upop, the an.
numbered thousands of his.dsyotsd miss1s.
BILE followers. Wherever, He,eoe we. .find
that he has, q temple and many bow asesnd
his altsrs and offer their sacri6oesfrom souls
contracted by-gsin, and hearts exhausted Of
every noble impulse BY its long indulgence.
It exists everywhere. The Church is not
free from it. il, It gets within the lids Of the
Psslmody and the Bible, and on the DAYS
Of work msnifests itself as before 10 Sall its
hideousness. You, find men devoted to the
defence Of the lighter moralities--ready to
quote sculpture in .eendsmnation of spscca-
dilos, and yet practical slaves to this thing
Of sel6shness. It is the most subtle little
tbine" you You, can ca imagine. If Won inauire for
corn. or wheat, h or leather or warn or or cloth
or any Of the absolute naeessaries We ,e'ra. ven.
ture re that YOU Will see Il eject ia lambert bent
tongue s1 e and fash upon yof ita fisroe rama. ran
80 .ua 50 ...,s - '.,..s h.,a ,,..I h.h;..,
.;oa !. sve,v bess.s snd, sysr n,.s,s it, ';nss.
go. 80 Tbaa aarathss.s. 1esr .s..osin
..H.e rs.. a'1t T., ;....;..p Sasas, ' 49,.
oep:esp - a.ls - : 80 I..s's :.
Vo'i ".o ~ 10y 49, -. 60, : I"'" ~. pg's ~, .s" y
sessus,f ;aa ~ .'s. .ha
Deas'o.su' .s ,us,a ssyaOrss' sAeu ~. auiss o,s
=. sss.a = vi ...1'ssSass sa."s ass
ThaD g 10 ~, sss ssisah :. .hs iSas ms,
80 ~ .sa se,S;ass, 8 ;i;ss ~ sus an., Ss sah
- e ~ .Sa;saesaa ; sss Ji ,;s.ie S'esD, w
Ds'a ~ @ 0IssGss ~ I'VE ~.
,:. rs.ss ~ ss-;.:s ~ wv. 'r 'Le 1919 1s'q'
9n.as .s's s y. ~ .sse s seSA . pe.e's y O..
tt1 II ~ .."'of 80 J. La asse.tS - Sssn sa.
S..n.e = III - ossepna.s ~ 800, ~
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EDITORS or 'C6RobINIAa: :A1y witness.
ed, son yesterday, a. very interesting and
commendator5 scenes! !Atshs camp Of she
s'Fossign Battalion," over four hundfsd
Yankee released prisoners of war took HE
oathiof allegiance; ana swofe fshlty sosup.
port, in arms, the OohfedeFaey g 7'2a a''
The battalion numbers atsptessnt over
six1hundtcd men, :all eof whom have been
prisoners; and are foreigners. d 4heyTepre!
sent every nationality in Eofope, and SPEAK
generally ohlySthsir mother language, Y
They. are in general uusophissiested'fn The
policy eyof.nations, md arednesrlyaas willing
tdfght for our country as smother Gail b'
Pie oath Of fealty9 was administered t6
them,ain thepressuce sof all their officers
andsbsfote the Post aehsplain,a d sConnsl,
who addressedthsmv IN their various Ian
-gusges; and with the happiesfa apparent ef-
feet. .. s-"'f:e- ID ~ 2 -a..
Cheer after cheer went up for "their'
new 0onfederacy, and warmly did they cheer
for their new and manly Colonel and their
other officers &HtT.5"7 a."E @li< boo
I have been informed, by persons ofap-
proved probity, that several Thousand 1ef
such men are most willing TO joidour ranks
and aid our cause. >5:-7! s.sif&GS sD5a!ss It
THERE'S no7deabt but that these smen
should be encouraged and nothing would
please me more, and Z think it &odldspro.
mote good, that tBe citizens 10 tgsnefsi
should visit them occasionally. : oas 1Soa
21fEafew of our good ladies would Direct
their drivers to convey them u Glars
Hospital" !" and speak kindly to these forlorn
outcasts, T have no doubt But that they
would communicate to them the warmth Of
our Southern CLINE aud its Justice ID tie
cause Of waf. ''S ''-r.' . A." H',.h' "H
'A'few articles Of clothing or little food
would ana1estiohably settle these mel into
the most 'nnfaftsrabie supporters , Of our
cause, The officers Il an not o14ss IF them)
are most patriotic and gentlemsniy, aud
have seen many hard fig hts and have dis.
tinguished themselves in several, bloody
battles. and I can pledge myself that all
citizens; will be pleased with an introdqc-.
tion toythem. ,a.,,;a,..,.., a,s;- CARO. >.
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NUMBER rs,

JoHNsoNvI1hE3 TENN. - hesgplaCes
where Forrest has' lately achieved g great
victory, is situated on the East bank at
Che Tennessee River, four milsasbaYa nRAgo
noldsburg, and is the terminusdfths North I
Western Railroad, connecting NsshYife.
With the. river. The town Was: named after
Andy johnson, who caused the railroad 70
be completed, to enable the Federal authofi- =
/ ties TO- transport stores 70 Nashville inlFow
stages of water in the Cumberlandsi aSihab
the completion Of thesosd, Johnsonville has
grown tobe ;an;2impnrtant point, a6d As
been f9r some time a great depot fer, ,Redae
sral supplies, which we're here shipped d. i,
rect to Nashville, Knoxville, Chat
Or Aslauts, as desired. iS 'ThiSP sxpiahliof
viii isaabla The sisadss DO fdny apprsSiatsf
the probable extept,pf the ydsstrpeianNofs,
/ property that took place Cdroliaian.
3 ,cff77- 5yty =. ~; ssiss
HowTHE NEaRoEs ABE 10 Ht EanLoye
ffD. e II good deal hss bsssan aid Ha1 ill.,
J thssso0mmaDdados iasfatEs tGo3 5S6ses
Gagssporstbas nsgfoesabe ldzaA 3 iusassisfs
arByA The general sapposition s seemed.
70 be that they were 10 be armed IND eqgip-r,
ped slsy ssy soldiers. Governor Bro@n, 10 10 tS
lassamsssags 10 shs' 'aIeo aGIeotggiiss tggiis isstars,1 p
recommends thssiaotmsat IF Sisb asss sEs
are nsesasry TO carry the rssolu6ans Of thal
sqnyentiap % into into practical effect end q sddss ed 81
aTt Is, proper, in, this connection, :for pe.
to remark, ffhat 7 d fSi hSt wisk d be Under:
stood, BY either IL saaid ,tss0laasbsf fsBsfT5
ef ouf afairs, of sfmisg ouf sslSsss
however, advoeassa the dse of them as team
stems oo6kse hospital adfsaatsssatzdp sazgy
StheE Igs ne45jslI capaqitht Hhi thsiE
vices can be made useful or inGNhieh they
San relieve frsemsa ffom S5uch patsdt iii y tis ha
thsS ,hay4ake upams.' 10 sgsaipsseRst
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The aNeVertheless' in Prayer. PS s.:

Prayer, without omission, lis dsetatioa
to God With the, form Of TIE petitioner
kneeling before His footatool, it combines
the spirit Of a rival aiming to grasp Hi
sceptre or usurp His throns-for, are We
not in effect, ssaspiring to be ,gods,Y when
| We. demand that God shall work onr will?
There is mo Less ,reproach Of God in
prayer without submission. It employs
the language Of reverence ;, bat does it moi
virtually say that His wisdom is less oonpe.
tent to choose for US than, our own dark
sighted counsels- ous desires, nay, onl
lusts, can carve out higher happiness fol
us than lies within the gift Of His, infinite
loye2 ......,..- 49,, -, E,..,,- AR .,;y
Prayer, without submission, is ap, offence
to God he car, hear. il, only in anger-5sn
anger more terrible than when It takes the
shape Of atern refusal. :, Is it not written fol
our warning, that when the Israelites "lustsd
exceedingly in the; Wilderness" God ngave
them their request, but sent leanness into
their ,soup,-bestowed theIfood for which
they asked, but wrapped, up deadliess
plaques 10 it, and slew them !! 49,: a,o, ,
i How wise, them was the instruction which
Socrates sought TO impress on his pupil,
Aloibisdes, .withrsgard to-! this question iof
prager-t'that he should beseeeh5 the 40.
nreme God to give him what WAS good fof
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bas The man WHO eroaks fog the stopa,
page Of the war Oh, our part ;withouta cor
responding disposition, on the. part Of the
enemy "a stop It, is Is hot o0niy an enemy Is
hisOcoantrycbdsan enemy toshimssif. lIfhs'
wsald save his: propertyssnao himself from
beggary and yagabondism il is bis duty 70
aid and strengthen the arms Of the govern
ment BY every meaus' IN his power. He
only precipitates the evil day BY bis Cf0akai
ing and willocurss himself for. his folly
when that evil day comes al s-.es sss,ib
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16We have been requested1 10 ttate tlkts
It tbas Seen 1pfopo posed by The isdiSs g
District To- present q sdisabls BHnsF 10 d
l2ths. sGs Rsgimaht jsaddo thstafE Einsilas
tiepih has been attended tp sths sdiesof Lss
psster - participate tg Eith shap shis
riotie purpose. We dsqbt that ths
sre many ftsenass 81 attths Til galls & Rsgid &
among ID, ,#hoawoald Beg Plesss9 go cens 8
tte sdhssbjug,to tho eejsosipFs ben.
tribptions left With the EditoE9 this pan I;
will be forwarded to Che proper quarter. ft'
IS snpp65ed that ABOUT o1e thsaaha a dors
WiRbssafaoient todshs55it 4 hssxP Pe1ses
Of the sntapdss. ss.os4n,ssrlz sssgonssa fsss
fhsf lfa4 aladiss ai j. rsRapsssasa, Al ssasl sssaaY
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according to an inscription yet remaining

according to an inscription Jet remaining
in the quarry, built the temple of Phthah
at Memphis, in the twenty-second year OF
his reign. The Egyptologists choose to
consider this building after the Shep-
herd desoation; but the shepherds are a
myth, unknown to the monuments as to
the Bible and Herodotus. Then, too,
the argument for unity of design comes
seriously into play; only, instead Of car
rying the Sphinx back to Cheops, it will
carry Cheops down to the Sphinx. The
monster is unquestionably of Theban orr
gin, and was probably constructed in the
early part of the eighteenth dynasty as a
monument to the new monarchy. In that
case the second pyramid may be the old
est, (as Bunsen thinks and Amasas may
be Shafra or Chabrysis, its founder
Chutu and Mencheres may be successors
or colleagues, and Nitocris may be the
regent sister of Thothmes III, whom
Wilkinson calls Amunneitgori, and Lop-
sius, Numt Amen. For ourselves we in
cline to the queen Of Psammeticus as at
least the second founder of the third Cor
rosy faced pyramid, aud if one was re-
built in this age oil archaic restoration,
why not the others aiso2. Taking this,
the latest date. the pyramids will still be
the oldest monuments in existence. and
the last of the Seven Wonders of the
world. Surely We NAV be content with
50 marvellous an antiquity. without fol-
lowing the Prussian enthusiasts in their
attempts to out MaDetho NJ be,ho. As a
question Of critical evidence, there is alb
solutely nothing in their speculations 70
determine, one way or the other, the
problems that were insoluble to Herodo-
tas. ODe or two interesting coincidents
between the names in Egyptian legend
aud Interpretation from the monuments
genuine or fictitious) Is the utmost vet
attained to. To set up these scraps and
guesses against the authority of such a
history as the book of Genesis is, from a
purely literary poiat OF view, simply ride
ul9us. To place them against 4he anthem
ticIty and Inspiration Of the Mosaic wri-
unss, altesled ia the New Testament
even more strongly than in the Old is an
offence to cur commQn Christianity.
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~. 81. sea- slychs' .SgeacY.
KEA l. rs TATE
-sNp-
General Insurance Agency,
Once on Pa str. geolsuh, Iowa.
Heal Estate aought and said,

Fire, River, lake and Lie Insurance.
Tllr' sgsr INpENNiTY IS .fHGfs
4E,ua Insurance Co. q Hartford, Conn.
CASH AsskT>. s3,i2>.s20.9o.
Home Insurance Company 81 New York
tAsn ASSETS ss,2s6,2loee.
security Fire Insurance Co Of New York.
tiSH issEfs. >i5ga0o
Loflliafd fre insurance % u New York.
ttsHsAssaTs. s76i.esLs4.
Arctic ire Insurance Co OF New York.
CASH Assem-. s50i.o3s.,s.
North Ameficao fire lus. Co, OF n. !.
CASH AssLTs. s50o,8ep.
North American tire Ins. Co., Ut Hartford
CASH ASsEI> s5>s,giG.oO.
Conn. Mutual bic lus Go. 81 Hartford.
tAsH tssEis, s5,pGa,G0o.
htriei- declared snfaal} f res. tiafang asl rsi d
d1fin= tbs lt % fl ss~Hfe Is osasaa sn tle tsan.
Hitnt 8 business latsasgs ias4 .t8sgs4. a. raieF
A9eita, sAith l,aN* isefaHst u pf cefi psr 8amnaI
Har f4st e sfftu r 4fsasi3 s. "a tiit pss4 auasus
q 80 - saaF-' ite furnishing ss31 FIR double tAe
.aHu ~ ite4sly t.s st l3ent - 5, r furssi
in az cash s9nsu-'. .foa 10. eItrrs Pslc1es s-lrd ia
4 annaai asgmrHfs. eith aiieIat.1. ifis .er es-
t Anissi fseiasn lai Pamphlets sal sll ot7r liz
iNsllns}43a oAiaine's - tl4ss aaitt.
iehi5-s.ts u, i TEA-EYeh. Agent
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a. To ascertain the length of the day
and night al any time OF the year, double
the time of the suns rising. waich gives
the length OF the night, and double the
time OF its setting, which gives the length
Of the day. This Is a simple method,
which, we guess, few peopie are::aware Of,
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Lyon SALE.
GREAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.

700 Arfss y lard for sale considerable portion OF
NNe > aaer Suityai Oh il the central pat Of zee
1Vulls ana Vltiln thifg minutes Railroad from
Nrnsnk This lsndis aim fasiy nttsd Ior q sheen o.
Pertanis such a. rarely occurs Is hsre offered lar
"a~-hs most desirable isges tment Title perfect.
i.HHAte q X. q. TEN EYGE.
haokifS NOV -. Re Il F-ts5e tvs..t
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u. ). T8N-8XOK,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
SECOND STREET.
sSTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
~ OF THE
HOME INSURANCE Comply.
OF NEW YORK,
the LIST dap Of Js.sarg, a D. 1864 made TO the aa-
Statutes Of said State.
NAME AND
The name of this Company is the HouE INSURANCE
COMPANY incorporated in 1853, and located in the City
CAPITAL
The capital Of said Company actually paid up in cash
s-V1ooo9 ~
Total amount Of capital and surplus. 4o7 q
ASSETS
Amount Of cash in Continental Bank " y ss'SoSo -
Amount Of cash in hands Of agents, ana IN s,s ne
course oftransmisson.. ...........-..... 900 -
Amount of unincumbered real estate, No. - ano ca
Wall street. - "''V -
Amount Of Z. S Treasury Notes, $40 mar
ket value. SiaJs-'9 70
Amount Of L, :. registered and - ~
coupon stock 1881, mark't sal-, GLOW W
Anogn, OF I. s bonds, 80, mar .,... 90
ket value ..................s. 49-r-~5 "
Amount OF L. :. certificates q liz
ae'''aHsss '''''' ------ so7a,sss ~
Amount 81 Missouri State bonds, per cont,
market saulue. ............... SlS.30 20
Amount Of \. {. bonds o per cent.
market value -.....--........ s,oD "
Amount Of Tennessee bonds. . per
cent market value. lLep V
Amount II Ohio per cent, mar
hut value -........,.--.... lV1os "
Of ftf4af5 T. .surg nsfr
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Frm the Rev, J. y. Lyons rrmerly Pastor at The
ttlugo BUS ~ and AiiestoKa Pa Dapslss
Churches.
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w ANT'ED.

M Has House - accommodate tArs.e persons viti.
req i'ta e"hy tn'enees. For such piaes ls RAJ re4t
" h promptly paidioseseis ny tie M i.lle ~ sfarth
"f Is q apsA It. n. TES-KKcA
r. i
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IABILITIE s.

Amount eflassas adjusted, snl dss aGs giqaf
Am8ans &c ia,sas incurred aflsi II pTosessa g
ailurtns sTlt .-....+....-...
Amount d l~s- reported. "a winch 10 sf-
Zen has f-sea raben.- 1870 -.-.s...--
snesnt ~ ri4iHs ~ is.-e- tHst.te4 hS the
cnillauH ..........'-'...-... -..-'--.--..
Abaaunf t.t 0iYl8ensss dot Jared and tle afaa
HHlau&. ..-.-....... --+-.-.........+.+-.r
Agls-ttut ~ liti.ssGs.. eifheE eash ~ Z. it
c'ersti ttt til ~ i-v....-.-.-.-..-i.-
Amount 81 ilifutf i7ifI 9Wea.-......-......-
AGigggai ol 81 other existing ts.a4s saast
iar company .-.--...--. ...-....-+.
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Amount of rank stocks. ..--.-......-... =
Amount al loans on bonds aIai s1erte ses, Dr.
ing first lion Il record em uilincHulbeted
reel estate. worth ~ least 81. ifsts, i.,'e n
Interest g and pr ctnf......-.....,.-.
Amount ~ looms GA staeks e4s8 hssl4ts. Istt e.
be on ,iefnaIa,-tbe market value ~ -ecufi-
lies plelsea. af !easf Sass. 2sf'-....---..-
Amount Of >tesu tug and wstscAlag apparatus
Amount of inland -.slvages estimated l-..'-.
Amount of Government STAMPS IN llAfG....l
Auaaunt tlue for premiums so ra3ts'les Issued
At tAi1 ttilte- -. $3.50. 49,. '...ss
Amount pf bile reeeiTahle fsr premiums s4a
inland NAY .gati8H risks, Se-...........-.,
lat rest Ire ~ II Jenusrs le9t-..-. .....#
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New K0cheIie, y. 7.
Or. {. y. Jsessen-noar SI: / feel S pleasure
thus, vi NY % aseefi, - beat testuony i6e *
celieIee o. The SeImaa stters. ears since be-
Ing ndueh tIalciea with igspeI',is used them vita
very beneficial results. / have often recommended
them 10 persons enfaebied BY thst terentinr disease
aud hcve heard from thTa The most nsterihg tes,t-
monsls 10 their great vsue. Il cases 81 eeaeral
debility, believe il 70 be cnie tia eanuot he sur.
passed. IN LYoNs.
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From The Rev Thos. wiater Pastor of Raxbcropsh
Baptist ChHren.
DR.. Jackson-Dear SIR: feel 1t due to your excel
lent preparation, Hoedatd German Bitter, to aid
ry testimony to the deserved r.. etsti0n IL has Oh
tanned. hsye for Al time been troubled With
great diserfci IA my hea1 ara nervous systan. vas
advised BY friead TO Try botgie of your German
Buffers. did ~ ana have experienced grest ana nu+
expected relief; health has been vets materialfv
geuehttsd IcsnGa5nils recomne nd the article .ef
me ct with simiIar nay o~n ard have beer,
assured b many OF their good Effects
Respectfully yours, T. WINTER,
Roxbur0ugh, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-18

Who s1Grr from iEEEerLaRITtKs, q ors7 Rucr1oss
o. rHE akssxs, NAP be the eaEss II tA0se
Dsstfa ctioER
TINS CrRx HAs rags KEcoaElzEp roR xAxY
A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-09
-tnk UrxY.

SrEAtrssa GoHsETae continued casa. Of JIhn p,
Sedf. charged WITH stealing fcuFcoWs frem Dr. ak
e. De nc, tGl called up bsiors tbs Asyor yes:erdSy-
Il viii be rseoeeed thai seida witnesses testified thi
he bought the COWS rOm one George Drew, free ne
gro Sn4 the case vas cOatlDu'i that The tGd D'oW
night be arr6std and brought into court Oath coca
.iOr, it appearing ,hl eE hal nat blen secured bat
Wss It atIssge the kGyor determined ret postpone
ne ease further bu. ssntSedd on to the Hastings Court
10 be rs5 Tor stealing The COWS, but for recslsing
ham, knowing than to hAvs been stolen. '' ... 80.
sleGd was SdA!ttd to bail for his appearance before
the sam of s. OO1 the VAla, Of the Etslsn
property 80 ''' ......... .......s. a..... e-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-09

1IS Cor Is Qua TEUsF"--I; is stated by writer In
the Atlanta Appeal tbs, Efsr the recent battle at Ken
Dssav General H,rdes wish apsrIOu Of his stan, we're
sfpg together in the Gsnerss tent and 'reccgH 1ng
the ovsrsuing Providence Of Almighty CID, and as
cribInE to Him all the honor and Che praise, pned in
solemn prayer With the Rsv. Mr., BeckTih, OF AAba-
ms to retura thanks to the GYsr Of victory and to
il plore his condousd blessing upon our arms
Il vas an occasion submey imposing AID worthy of
imitation to ses our noble ii ,ers, with than pat
rOtio devotion, thus humy acknowledging themselves
add their brave men bus snsruments 10 thssnd Of
just and AksRg0g GoG-giViDg I'll the glory to Him
ADD never was tbstsetyioe of the Episcopal church
more beautiful aud impressive 80 ~. =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-09

A:TvusLR IHFL VA Flour has been s'ed for sac
Il, Sslma for sIOper hundred pOunie, which is irac
ion lssrtta0 $50 per barrel. This shows decided do
cline from the FrctS Of ten or twenty days ago.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-09

boy, 'aud yOn are HhaVings 3, the barn to Kinds.r
In fan moments s0OlCne leading Ely men, rode up
10 p,urs and carry OF their father, bus anding that
ewas pi6sate from disease. dared moi to move him.
The incident was told to him; be sppAudsd IL highly
and pronounced the man the greatest scoundrel on
...fh D ..- ...-s -st.-s--- 80 s.e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-09

Hon joys BILE This old and true Southern patriot
Who has Os. ali Of his large estates aud s newA rsiu
gee from bis h>ns, vas, few dAys since, s'jodrnirg
m the cou1ty Of Merl1eiher at the residences o. Mr..
Erstman. :. - - 49, 80 - ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-09

LIrUr-6IE SIsPBEH D. LEE This hississippisn, o.
be 29.h uitpO, says General Ssphen D. Lee has beer
appointed Lieutenant General, and viii be retained in
command Of thai Department. 20 80 -.