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YASKEE FIEAKcEs-Gold in New York has
almost reached " for one, notwithstanding the
struggles Of the Federal Treasury Departments,
and despite tie lying telegrsphs sent cut By
Stanton IS to victories obtained By Grant and
sherman, to keep il down. sse eur telegrsphie
reports. Yankee fuaRcieFs are on the verge Of
ruin, Notwithstanding Chase has rsserisd 20
every expedieney to keep his head above water
He Is now at his wits end, and his situation Ia
s bad one. he has ever a thousand millions O.
promises to pay aAoati he cannot borrow q dor
lar in Europe he has hopelessly ruined the 10
cal banks and, fnaTly, be has no other alterna
i've but. to issue more paper money to pay tn
expenses of his Government-uPwards OF ~,
OOO, 900 per demand every new dollar he is
sues advances the price Of gold, merchAndis'
and provisions, d~iseontsDts the people and sink
bis credit further. If Grant and Sherman ar
wiped cut, the last bubble of Yankee credit wi
1 collanEa
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~ Washington and Alezandria, Va. hsv,
been stripped Of troops to reinforce Grant
There are no troops inthe latter place, exespl
8 provost guard Of the invalid cOrps-Or, as the
citizens call them, condemned Yankees. .
There Is no PicketI this side of Alexandris. be-
yond Cameron run-four miles from the tovn
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: CRoPs-Ths wheat crops generally in this
section, says the Aberdeen (kiss) SnHnv Ssu,h.
promise a. coed yield, in consequence whereof
the Pries Of Hou has fallen from 81 IS to so
esntS' with . downward tendency. Consider.
ing the haekWsrdness Of the sprin1 snd ~
scarcity oisteAni, the corn crop bids fair 70 ~
- best ev1 nscs in our prAiTiss.
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The reports Of the late operations Of Genera
FORREST, in North Mississippi, grow better ~
they reach Us mere in detail, and 1t Is no longer
+. matter Of doubt but that his late success is ono
of The most brilliant that has jet attended hiI
career. The odds sgainst bis little command
was. it viii be seen, 3 great ouei but neshing
s.untsd the work was undertaken, with Iae rs-
sult before us-a handful Of brave and dsssi'
mined msn have fought and routed = greatly stl
psrior forcs Numerically, utterly destroying th'
ensny's military organisation and cAPturinl
more than their original number. Cannot tl
example be followed On larger 6sldsi VIII
shall say not until the effort Is madef
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WANT two good CO0PERs to make hsrrslE-
4 good wages and constant employment Apply to
J. T. T.
JUL u Marietta street..
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movement is a. this moment taking place in the
East of Earope which sIcites the most painful
interest in the Western world. The RsssiAus,
having taken NE last stronghold Of the Crcss-
siSns, have intimsted to the tribes dwelling in
and around those mountains that they must
either bear allegiance TO tie Emperor of Russia
or emigrate the sea coast tribes are given five
years 70 take the choice; the bill tribes mast DO
so Immediately. Tho choice has baen quickly
and generally taken; multitudss, TO tho number
Of 300 600, sre Rocking TO the shore, and look
ing cut for any eoSsliug vessel thEt will trAns-
port them to Turkish Territory. Few vessels
are found, and on these few the accommodation
Is, Of course, wholly inadequate. Ia the mean
time the people die Ike sheen; some on the
coast WbeIe they are awaiting transports, soms
in the country where they take refuge, many
on shipboArd during The passage 90 per cent.
is the least proportion of loss chat can be cslcu
lated I; Of 600 passengers On q steam transport,
$40 only arrived alive. The Turkish Govern
ment has done what it could the few available
transports we're sent to the coast, and now some
men-of-war are to be disSrned for thu same
duty. Shelter, nourishment, and sanitary regu-
lRtious have been provided 70 the full extent of
their present means; 8 subscription has been /
started, which the Sultan has NEST munifcsntly
healed with the sum Of $4,000 but it Is cal
culssed that the permanent establishment of the
emigrauts will cost the Government more than
], 900 O0Ol. In the midst Of disaster there are
mary who love TO speculate On the possible cd.
vantases which may result these people talk
Of the immense benefit which the addition Of q
strong mountain race viii be not only to the
blood Of the country, but to its lRboring powers
over the vast uncultivAted EdHns Of Asia Minor.
The latter hope may have good foundation, but
as TO the former we must remember that the
Turk is already more than half Circassian,
through the continual mingliDg of that race
with he Turkish on the mosbar's side. Another
idea is that shsy may be prcft2bly used to re-
cruit the army this viii be great benefit to
the Turks, and We doubt not the greatest Of
5pous to the hardy mouRtsinesE, who may, per- !
haps, thus meet his oppTessor and e~xsermiRator
IN equal farms on the plains of BessarAbia, or
else the next blow will be struck by
against Turkish independence.
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WANTED, TO HIRE,

DY ths month. or for The bslsnss Of the year, 4
u COED Cook, Washer aad Foasr. Apply to
J. T. PORTER,
jail fs Marietta street.
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WIRE FOR SALE.

VIII LUA WILT
THE SOUTHERN WIR COMPANY Macon.
4 GeCrEia. iE now prepared 70 supply IRON WIRE.
from No 4 20 No. 1s. In large CT mail quantities..
This Wirs Is sqnal % any made IN the CoufsdsrarV
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myd BOZ Haco1, Ga.
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Z, WEST Lon.
Mav4 1854

May 4, 1861 J
SIR / have tbs honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter, dated the 10Th March, which ! propose, with
the permission OF the House, to read on an early dIrha
me h99ss g 9I442 15lkIy repeat on higher authority
than before, The Acknowledgement ~ an error, which |
regret having been led into by circumstances, which
seemed 70 myself Gin common with o.hsrsl to give credit
10 the document, zinee sseertained laEd new authorita
lively stated by yOursslf) 70 be a forgery.
Thanking you for the courtesy Of YoUr coumunica-
ton, ] remain, sir, with much respect, yeur very Obedient
servs1t ROUNDELL LIE
The Hon. S. R Mallory, etc.
Extract from the report Of the London Daily Telegraph
Of the proceedings in The House Of Commons, Thurs
DAY. May 5, 1864:
TIE FoRGGD CONFEDERATE DEPATCH-The After.
nsy General SAID he had received q courteous dispatch
from Mr. Mallory, the Secretary OF The Confederate
Navy Department authorizing him to state TO the
House that the dispatch, which Her Msjssty's Govern
uent had already expressed the bsief 10 be a forgery,
was an entirely forged document.
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mauufseiuring country. Hss
q ~ hsr aIseovsr.Ea nsHi.a
Tnala lnsssa 50 valaabls
or ezquIaisly Gas eesssn si
cans fer eurrsze5- YET, no :
cIalm for Mszlse DC pe -
ton nj
| The quantity q col sait.
Of N slanss
ths lst Of JarrsFg. ssTI
tbs sssekz weEs sss 2 she
any prsvlsus cas- waS
rams ana saas- nots
d seldom sIfzasd 70 Yoe
net besn fulgy ehssi
rnrasd As q fals ess sc /
Kluxdon. for iso1 ezkad
re- heas c~oudssxssap 5
weight Of prs Il e9ses
on.--...--.- ~ e
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Southern Ysnkss.
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List Of Casualties in tae. 9Th Kentucky Regiment In
fantry since May s, 1861 Col N H Coffee. Command
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JACOB 9ECIiLER.
From. JONATHAN HOVER. ESD.

From JONATHAN HOVER, ESQ. p
4 HeH Kno'rn and Hyhiy RcY'cctaJls Gc~tls-
man.
cLEAns'alSG, Wash. Co., Nd. Sept. -. 1860.
Gentlemen is 10 certify that during
The hast fifteen )r twenty years Fave been az
liictcd with a.seyerc affection Of the lungs, aud
tfrt after trying many remedies TO littlc or no
purpose, was induced to purchase If YOUR
agent in This place, CIR. 4. j. kcrshncr) a
bottle of DIR. Wistar's Balsnm of Wild Cherry
which bias proved to lie all il has been recom-
mcndcd. hope all who are afflicted in sim
liar manner will try tho virtues cf this great
medicine.
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CANNOT BE biSCREDITED.
The Roy. JACOR SEClILER

The Rev. JACOB SECiILER
We'll known and much respected among the
German pdhlatiuM in this cJ'iNtrv, makes the
following statement for the benefit Of tie AZ
'aictcd.
llAsoyga, Pa, Fgc. le, 1859.
Der S'i4 Having realized in my family
Important benefits from tile use Of your val.
uahie reparation--W lSTAR : BAI.SAM OF
WILD CHEBRI--it affords me pleasure to re
commend It to The public. Some eight years
ago one Of my daughters seemed 10 DC in de-
cline, and itile hopes Of her recovery were
'"rtained. then procured bottle Of your
excellent 4alsain, and before she mad taken the
whole OF The content. Of the bottle three was
great Improvement in her health. | have in
my individual case, made frequent use of your
vairIhlc medicine, and have always been ben
Gifted lay il.
-..... JACOB SEClil En-.
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y. H. hLNNAhl',
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia

From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor of the
Baptist Church, Germantown Penn
III DR.. &. NJ. jackson Dear Sir :--persona
experience enables me to say that ! regarded
the German Dittcrs prepared by you as most
excellent medicine. In cases Of severe cold and
general debility have been greatly benefited
by the use of the Bitters, and doubt not they
will produce similar effects on others.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
a4 Germantown, Pa.
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Yours truly, LEVI G. BEGk.

From Rev, J. Newton Brown, d. D., Editor
Of the Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge,
and Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor recon-
mend Patent Medicines ia General, through dis
trust OF their ingredients and effects yet know
ofno Sufficient reason why man may not tes-
tiiy to the benefits he believer himself 10 have
received from any simple preparation, in the
hope that he may thus contribute TO the lencGI
of others.
do this the more readily in regard 10 IIooE
land 5 German Bittcrs, prepared hy iIr. &. VI.
Jackson, Of this city, because was rIejId.crd
against them Cor many years, under the impress
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture,
nm indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker,
Esq, for the removal of this preiudiccby proper
tests, an for encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great aud long continued dcbil-
ity. The use of three bottles Of those bittcis NJ
the beginning Of the prtsciit year, was followed
by evident relief and restoration 20 a degree Of
bodily mental yigcr which had not felt for
six months before, and had almost dcsrnircd Of
rcgainig. 4 therefore flank God and my
friend fer directing inc ~ ,''c use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN, rhilada.
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READ WHO SAYS SO,

:" TFINU W ITO = \ . wv
From The Rev. Levi G.. Beck. Ias or W t'le
Bnptis, CHURCH, PcnLcr.on. y. j.. TO mcily Of
the Nortl: Baptist Church, fhilna.is,!liM.
:
! have E..oSu lionapd's Gernmn Ditcrs la
.voraLly tol npniLcr of Years. have used
thcnin ny own fnnriIy, and have been SO pleased
with thcil effects ,ni / was indupd to reccni-
.Acnd them 10 i..,ny cthcrl, and snow that thcy
have operated in u st.ikngly beiiiieial manner.
take greet pleasure il tns publicly proclninl-
ing this fI..:. nud calling the attention Of thosN
afflicted vi The di.eascs for which they arc
recommends 10 these Dittcrd, knowing from
experience tito my Recommendation viii be
sustained. ] 10 this more c'eeIfully G5 lIoof-
iandss Bitters ii INTENDED 10 benefit Ike afflicted
and is mot rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI G; BECk.
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From nm. Jola i. Smith, a Distinguished

From nm. JohS =, Smith, a Distinguished
Lawyer IN Westminster, Nd
have on several occasions used iir. WIS
TAR BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY for Sc
we're SOLIDS and always with decided benefit
| know of 10 preparation that is more cllica-
cious or more deserving Of general use. CO.
The Balsan has also been used With excel
i-nt effect by j. B: Elliot Merchant, Hall's
Gross Roads, Nd. ...
Wistar's Dalsam of Wild Cherry.
Nome genuine unless signed a. BUTTS = on
the wrapper.
FnR SALE ny
]. p. DINSMORE, 70. 49i Broadway. y. Y,
S. W. FOWLE & CO.. Proprietors, Boston.
Md by all druggists. Mays, CITY
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~ Dir. BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC
PILLS cure in less than 20 days, the worst
cases Of NERVOUSNESS, Impot,ncy. Prcma-
turc Decay, Seminal Weakness, Insanity, and
nll Urinary, Sexual aud Nervous Injections no
matter from what cause produced. Price, Ono
Dollar per box. Sent postpaid, by mail, on
cGeipt Of nm order. One Box will perfect the
n. 9 in most cases. Address
JAMES s. BUTLER.
Gen. Agent, III Broadway, y. Y.
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a Card ta tiac Suffering.

n VH1tt Z" TfhC SaEfA TfllhT.
SWALLOW two or three h09sheads
~ of ''Buchu, Tonic Bittrrs," ''Snrsapa-
rIlla, - NERVOUS Antidotcs." Sc, e. and af-
ter ycu'arc satisfied with the result, then try
one box ef OLD DOCTOR BUGIiAN'S ENG
LlStl SPECIFIC PlLtS-and be restored to
health and vigor in less than thirty days
They are p,nely vegetable, pleasant 10 take,
prompt and salutary in their effects on the bro
ken-dowa and shattered constitution. Old
and Young car take them with advantage
Imported aud sold in the United States only by
JAS. s. BUTLER,
No. Az Broadway. y. y.
M" Agent for United States
=. S.--A Box Of the Pills, securely packed,
will be inniled 10 any address on receipt of the
price, which is ONE DOLLAR, post paid
money refunded by Agent ii entire satisfaction
is not given. 5y2l
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jREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
TITS Fest Suparsediag all other
...s. f,nffcS

This Coffee has been used for more than n
century in Paris, and since its introduction in
TO this country il has been in use by some of
the leading Froslch Restaurants here. Tie Pa
risians arc said TO be the hest Judges of coffee
and the great favor in which il is held hy them
is the best Recommendation that cnn be produ-
ccd for its S.sn flavor and healthy effects upon
the human syi5,ttn.
We put up but one grade Of tnis Coffee, and
that is Of n quality that our customers have
found from experience will give perfect salts
faction and meet all the demands of that
trade. II is the lowest price that " IAN rec
ommend
We do all our business on the most extensive
scale, buy by the cargo arti sell at only two
cents per pound profit.
We put up this Coffee in Barrels only. Of %
Pounds each. This method Of putting il up
saves from 20 cents n pound To the con-
sumner, and tv its being in II large quantity II
retains its fine flavor MITCH longer in this form
than in any other. VI. send with cleii barrel
Show Cards, Cifcuafs and Posters, to assist;
the dealer 10 introduce it to his customers.
We hope our customers will take pains 10 have
them well posted up anti distributed, az IL will
be to their advantage to do Cd ~
This Coffee we warrant to give perfect salts
faction. and if it does not please, the purchaser
has the privilege of returning the whole or any
part of it within co days. and having his money
refunded together with all the expenses Of tr;n.-
portalion both ways.
We issue IL Price Circular Of our TEAS and
CoFrEEs which VIZ ARE glad 10 send free 10 all
who wish it.. Consumers Of Coffee should en-
quirc for the Eiei.eh Breaitfast and Dinner Off
fee and ne sure that it was purchased Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
I'D. IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs.
IS 81 VESEY STREET, y. Y.
Jane % I'm.
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From Rcy. J. II. Turner, Pastor Of Iledding n.
+. Church, Philada. ,.....
DR.. Jackson Dear sr:=iTn*ihe used yohr
Germqn Bttcrs in my family frequently, | ain
prepared to say that il has been of great service.
believe that in most cases Of general debility
Of the system il is the safest and most valuable
remedy Of which I have any khpWledgc.
Yours, respectfully, ]. II. TURNER;
iaJt...a e.. r. NJ. I20 4. Sihttcenth Street.
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D Y S-P E P S | A

D Y SIP E P S A
.-a, =. e--g AND
DISEASE RESULTING FROM
DISORDER OF THE LIVER.
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS
ARE CURED BY
H00PLAND'S GERMAN GITTERS
TIE GREAT STRENGTHENING
'ai a9a TONIC, -
These Bitters have performed more Cures !
HAVE AND 20 GIVE BETTER Salts
FACTION
RavE MORE TESTIMONY!
HAVE MORE RESPONSIBLE PEG
Pile TO VOuCH F0R THEM!
l ;Than any other article in market
we Q7ess. any One to contradict the
W., ttt.L Assertion.
s.. AND WILL PAY $4,000
To any one that will produce a Certificate
published by us, that is not Genuine
HOOFLiNb'S GERMAN BiTTERS
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of
--.- the kidneya, and Diseases arls-
ing from 1isorIercd
n.' 70. Stomach
OBSERVE the following SYMPTOMS ::
Resulting from Disorders Of Tie Digestive
Organs.
Consultations, Inward Piles. Fulncss of Blood
to the Head Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
steartbura Disgust for Food, Fulness or WEIGHT
in the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations. Sinking or
Flu;tering nj the Pit Of the Stomach. Swimming
Of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Fluttcring nj the Heart Choking or SufTocaing
Sensations when in lying Posture, Dimness
'ot Visions, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fc-
yer and Dull Pain in tltc Held, Deficiency Of
Respiration, Icllo~.ncss of the Skin End Ewes,
painin the Side Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sud
den Flashes Of Heat, l3nrning in TIE FLESH,
Consistent lmapinins;s {. Evil and great Dtpres-
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70 ALL
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

II Il well known to The medicNI proHssIuH
that IRON is the Vital Principle or Life ~
ement Of the blood. This is derived chiefly
from the t;,ud we eat but il tie food Is not
properly digdstcd, or from any cause trfdfe!'1f
the necessary Quantity oil iron Is nos tai'sh IN
tn thc eireulatinn. or becomes rcdnced. the
,v,,,Ic svat,m. suffers. The bad blood will II
ritatc tie heart, will clio" up the Lungs Will
stuperv the brain, viii obstract the liver ~,
send sdiseaso prodncngelcn:en's to ail par's o.
the system, and every ne viii suffer IN what
ever organ may he prclispose.l TO d!3sssc
s'he great yalpc Of IRON AS !. MEl3iclN =
Is well kno%n ana Acknowledged u" all met
ical men, Tho difficulty has been 70 OBTAIN
such preparation Of it as will enter the c.ren
ln,ion md assimilate re- once with the blood.
This point. says Dr. Hayes Massachusetts,
State Chemist, has been attained IN the PERU
Wan Syrup, by combination in way before
unknown ....r a-t '-
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"G"lhSt the Culteu otateS
NOW il your time to have them
~ collettcdor put in proper shape 30 there
will he no difficulty in calec ling them ut some
future day. Do not deer the matter until IL.
eyidence necessary TO substa1tTlte yoar claims
cannot be had -Jfilgg f1l- 'te5
Soldiers who have SERVED two years gre en-
titled 10 500 Bounty. 'H %
- Soldiers discharged on account OF Wounds
received. in battle are entitled TO SLIGO Bounty
ard pension of SIS per month. The heirs OF
deceased Soldiers are entitled to the same.
olrgers discharced the service on account O.
wounds, and the widows and children of de-
cen sed Officers nre entitled to pensions as fol-
follows, Wis For 1t. Col. aud all officers OF
nigher rank $50 per month. Majot SIS, Captain
SO, LIST u Sl7, End 1t. $l5.i ari eYis
4 Espee'fs -iAentioa given To Courts Martial,
ana Officers under charges should not fail 10
apfly;for counsel. "a Ss9w 12ed -8a1
l.e Undersigned respectfully calls your At
tenuon to his great facilities for collecting
,hins ngtinst the iited S,ases.E sE'
)a lhee .lfction of pauniies. Pensions arrcars
oil pPy, &c, promptly attended TO-.
The heirs OF deceased Soldiers VIII fspt, IL to
hands. IA
GILL ~ MY Office in the Col li,aDiaf, College
Law Building on Fifth, street, ives, he;ween Ii
and streets, Washington City, b. G. or ad.
drtSs ME through the PcstofIicr. I955G
l.-es5-s STEPHEN w. llQWNEY.
.lOosohts q, 1890 .issS siGsss . "a CAV"
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WISTAR'S BALSAM
WILD CHEER

WILD CHI Z r RY.
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELI-
ABLE REMEDIES IN TIE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, Wh0Gniag Cough,
Bronchitis. nEflitGt,y OF Breath
ing, Asthma. Eearse eSS, Sore
Throat, Group AND every a!lcc.
tiG!O
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From Rev. j. s. Herman, of the German Re
formed Church, Kutsto.tf, Ecrke County Pa.
/. DIR. G. VI. Jarkson=-licsptttcd Sir I'll have
heen troubled with dyspepsia nearly twenty
rc.. aud have never used any medicine that
did ME ss much good as Hollands Btters. /
am very much Improved in health, after having
taken five bottles. r1 liz
3. # ,4ry Yours With respect.
....-..,; -. S. HERMAN.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-09-15
Stephen w. Dopvaey's,
Government Claim ind Law Office,

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