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down as the opening step in the ensuing
weeks operations.
Birney has bis artillery in excellent pc
si,ion, =, a range OF from twelve hundred
TO fourteen hundred yards Of the hear. OF
The city, and at daylight. to morrow the
sheiing will commence, providing tie
place is not previously surrendered BY
evacuation or negotiatlon-the former OF
which is only likely to occur.
The arrival OF Hunter with lis force =.
White House, together with Sheridan. en-
route to this place to operate in our vicin-
ity, ha. peen officially announced this ev
euirg.
Giant is determined to increase rather
than diminish bis force a. this point.
Blrne,, commanding Hancock's corps,
has extended bis lines SO far as 10 occupy
he ground on which the wounded Of yes
terday's charge has since lain.
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In Probate.

State of W;sconSiu--Manitowoc County. s.,
In tie matter Of the Esta,e of August Piker-
whu. deceased
~ READING and fling the petition of Mi
~ cnae Pikcrrhu. of the town Of Schles.jg
il the county Of Manitowoc and state OF Wiscor
sin, representing, among other things, that Au-
gut Ptkerwhu, late Of said town, deceased. on
the 2i day of Nay, 1868 at Chancellorvi,le. Vir.
sna, died intestate, leaving goods, chattels a. d
estate within this county; and that he tn ss d
petitioner, = the father Of SAID ceased and
praying that administration Of said estate be
grated unto Charles P,ker.hu, of id tow, l.
i Ordered, rhat said application be beard be
tore at nv Off, in the village Of Manrtowoc,
on u niay, he 25h day of July, A. b. 1864, a.
ID o'clock, A. ".
And 1t is further Ordered, that notice Of 81 /
application and bearing be gwen BY publ him.
copy Of this order for three So C, ssve ee.s
ouce in each week, in the Aantowoc Pilot, a
Newspaper printed in said equity, prior 10 said
hearing.
HENRY s. PIERPONT, County Judge.
DI'ei jung % 1864
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The War in Georgia -Rcpulse of Gen
Hooker.
From a Rebel Paper

Three Miles from Marietta June l6.
There was but little diminishing by the
enemy yesterday. Sharp.Looting was 60
ing On all day.
Al five o'clock yesterday, Gen Hooker's
corps made a charge on Clebarn's divis
ion, three lines deep, and was repulsed
with great slaughter. A few prisoners
we're taken who confirmed the above.
Cleburnc's division fired three hundred
and fifteen times, with shot, she'll, grape
aud canister. The enemy WAS not able to
bring his artillery to bear.
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cd the Department. 1t reports that our
forces ADVANCE yesterday 10 within q
mile in front Of Petersburg. where they
found the enemy occupying new line of
intrenchnents, which, after successive as.
sauts, We failed 20 carry, but hold and
have iutrenched our advanced positions
From the forces Of the enemy within the
enemy's new line ii is inferred tina, Beau
regard has been reinforced from Lees AT
my. No report has been received by the
Department concerning the Casualties Of
cur army in its operations since crossing
ihe James River
(Signedl E, u. STANTON,
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GEO. REED,

Attorney and CouaSelior at Law,
Has resumed the practice of his profession in
Manltowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
~ Collections made in any part of the State
For a few weeks lis Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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GEs ARIES w. WHITE

AttorneY and Coun2c1lor al Lar, Bounty,
Pension, and General Claim Aqent
Ofce adjoining Klingholtz Hall on srh Street,
between Franklin aad Jaw streets, Mantle
voc, Wisconsin VIII attend promptly to all
business entrusted to bis care.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

attorneys and Counsellors at lar,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Mantowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
TO. ul-tt
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Atlanta. lure if

4 telegram from Gen. Forres. t. Capt.
Alair, dated TupeIo June 10th, say. there
are no Georgians hurt. The victory WAS
complete. The killed. wounded and cap
.ured Of the enemy exceeds the total of
my troops engaged. have sent forward
500 prisoners and there were yet more
vet behind.
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GEO. y. WOGDEy.

1ttorncy and Counsellor q: Lar,
Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
teuIar attention given to collecting, &c Of
fee on York Street Manitowoc. Wis. nl-tf
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SEERS. "A. REUTER-

Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Gcnerao
ConveyaEcer. ard Agent for the Milwauk go
Mutual Insurance Company. VIII attend If
the payment of Taxes, &c. Office south e
the Court House.
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Ee EsEs GEN

County S"r2fyor Of Nanito'coc County,
RESIDENCE, NEAR cLARk's MILLS.
VIII promptly attend to al business entrusted
TO him. Orders may be left at the Store of 81.
hahoney, or at the otIice Of Clerk of the Court,
MnnitnMOc
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Iv The Common Council of Newark,
\. j., has appropriated the sum Of four
hundred dollars to each man drafted and
accepted in Ia, city who furnishes sub
,li;ute or serves in person, The commit
tee Of the Council also furnish substitutes
Al $3.50, the drafted man paying $50 to-
wards the bounty and 50 for expenses -
Several thousand dollars have aIready been
p'il ont for tbs purpose, bu, in no in
stance have they paid the $500 exemption.
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Es- The Liverpool Times, OF May 2S,
says tia, JOE CoDuRS, the opponent Of
JAN MACE, arrived Mt Liverpool CD Thur.-
day, The ooh Of May, and looks all over a
lighting man-tha, is, he is an athlete,
std evidently one who can stand training.
lie is most gentiemanly in his de'neanor.
During lis stay in Liverpool he will re>
main at tie Universal Hotel, Waterloo
road. Mace had been telagraphed to,
and will probably meet CoBrRN in Liver.
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@. T0gEsESDg {. CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, rockcrg, Boots and Shoes, Haas
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gla :, Nails,
etc. Produce Of all kinds wanted, ri II.
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Taken Up.

BY the IN 'ersigned, on Sunday, June 10, a
sorrel HORSE, with white star in forehead,
nine or ten years old, and looks as though h
had Travelled some distance The owner can
have HIM by proving property and paying char
ges. j. L. BIRDSALL.
Gibson June 90 1861
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.szsssS FHrEEENEEI.

Wagon, !Elciyh, and Carriage Nakcr
Shop on York street, over Vim. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Mauitowoc, Wis. Always OF
hand, and willing 10 work.
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h E- u 81 - TOR FL
AB10sPEa WHITMAN,

Franklin Street, bet,ceen Sh and 9th .Sts,
MANITOWOC, : WIS.
FETIIIS estIblishme0tuiila always contain all the
J. varieties Of Medicine usually kept in Drug
store, together with Paints, Oi's Warmth, Al
cohol Spirits Of Turpentine, Wincs and Liquors
ttr Med cinal purposes Also Fancy Articles,
Soap aud Perlumcrv, Blank Books and Stations
cry, GImphcnr Fluid and Kcro>iue, and all tho
other articles belonging to this line.
US PREScRIPTIoSs carefully put up both day
and III ght time.
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Improved Farm for Sale :,

We offer for sale the south east quarter of
Section %, town Of Kossuth. Manitowoc cour-
~. 1t IS one of the best Farms in the county.
and has large clearing. Terms-one-thiri
cash, balance in three years. Apply to
7. c. SHOVE < BRO
Manitowor JcHe - 1851
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Oshkosh City Nursery

Oshkosh City Nursery F!
We, the undersigned, offer for sale for the
spring Of 1864 athe following varieties OF Frui S,
described as follows:
25 Varieties Of Apples.
Embracing Summer, Autumn and Winter, and all
tested, hardy kinds, age from 10 years, old ::
height TO feet. Price when delivered at
OshN osh, per 100, so 90; Dwarf Apples, sc
cents each
Pear Ire es, Dwarf, Extra size.
) and years old, with fruit buds, O.75
2 aud years old, 80
Standard Pears to feet high, rs
do to do SO
These Pear Trees are very fine The extra
sized are three years from bud or graft, and are
model trees in al respects. The Dwarfs are not
to be excellcd
30 VARIETIES OF PLUMS.
Standard, to I # high, and years old, Is
do 4 to do do 20
These trees are straight, stocky. and furnish.
ed with regular and handsome heads
CHERRIES.
good hardy assortment, c # high so
CIR APES.
cts. each cts. each
Delaware, SO to 70 Rebecca, 40 to so
Concord, 40 to 90 Isabella, % to 50
Diana, 50 to SO Clinton, 90 ~ 80
Hartford Prolific, 40 to so
Northern huscadine, SO TO 4
Us All Frees warranted trle to name aud in
gocd condition.
Epn ri
aud Ku"ning, DAhLIAS, GDADIOLUS and
earn NATION PINkS and SHRUBBERY. of
all the hardy varieties,
All apple Trees offer for sale are hard7
varieties and all Of Wisconsin growth.
gT Trees viii be delivered at the most con-
venient points, by railroad or steamboat, by one
eff the firm.
JAMES O'BRIEN, PETER McCOURT.
Oshkosh, Wis, 1868.
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Not!ce

Is UEREBY GIVEN that the undermined.
l Wardens and bes,rymcn If st Pauls church.
at Two Rivers, viii, on the 18th dav Of April .
d 1864 at III" 0iIine Of Hon. DAVID TAYLOR:
in Sheboygan, W s and before the Hon. Dawn.
TAYLOR, Judge of the An Judicial Circuit, a.
his said Office. said dAv, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, apply to said Judge for an order
10 sell the premises belonging to 8 i'd church.
aud that the proceeds OF said sale be paid 10,
r.. Rev. Bishop JACKSON KtMPEr for the use
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Dio.
cese OF Wisconsin; which prem ses are knowA
and descr bed q follows. to-uit:
Lots No. seven, eight and min Il. s and 81,
in Block No. fhy-six (5G), situate in the vii,
age OF Two Rivers, county Of Manitowoc, aud
state of Wisconsin.
Dated Two Rivers, Mar.'h %, A. D. 1864.
T TI5Sa j B tiaGEoSr' wsraen,.
JOHN H. BURNS,
! DIN A. MILLS, Vestrymcn
LYMAN ii. PHELPS
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I I'll e p HOT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MoRSING
BY
J. Crowley, Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS

IEh Ms
10 Village Subscribers, when left by the Car
rier. So GO per aunum
To Nail and Office Subscribers, SI,50-;ara-
rinbly in adcancs
Ten copies will be sent to one post Office on
receipt of Sl2 co. Twenty copies OF the re.
ceipt of $50 o..
- Advertising at the usual rates.
job pR1EpIIYE.
Having a large and varied assortment of Jos
Type, and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor is pre-
Dared to execute all kinds of JOB PAINTING on
short notice and at fair prices
- All kinds of Farmers Produce taken at
this office in payment for work or papers
- Office in K K. JOINS B eek, York ST.,
aef doors west Of the National Hotel
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COME ctionery, Fruit, Toys, &c

C'iiRIS. X tBKE wishes to inform the pubic
" that he has recently purchased the interest
OF II. RAND, and Is now carrying on bust
ness on his own responsibility. He invites all
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u hsa}stOllts1 Inducements
to customers. Ny stock consists OF
French Wool Cassimeres, F. d ~ Cassi,
meres, SatinetS, Dcnims, C0'oanades,
Dress Prints, Tniencias. De
laines, Gjaghanas, Lnwns,
Dress Goods, CHechS,
P.ai9S. Ladies
Cloth, & c.
With large stock Of Ladies' Stella, Brocha,
and SILK and Worst ShiwlS.
Nv Groceries consist Of choice assortment
Of Black and Green Teas, Br, wn and White
Sugars, Coffee, Rice, Dried Apples, CuIrants,
Raisins, Palm and CASTLE Soap.
Nv assortment of Boots and Shoes comprise
MEMS and Boy's Boots,
Women and Children's Shoes,
MEMS Balmordi Shoes,
Ladies Congress Caters.
Chiidren'S Lola Kontez Caters.
Also, choice lot of Cutlery, Spades & shov-
els, Rakes, Hoes, Forks, Nails, Glass. Putty,
Sash, Tubs, Pals, s..
have also a large assortment Of HATS &
CAPS, and All my goods viii be sold at prices
which viii
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We, the undersigned, offer for sale for the
spring Of 1864 athe following varieties of Frui S,
described as follows:
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Notice to Town Clerks.

7 HEREBY call you attention 10 Sections :
L and u Chapter 10 Of the Revised Statute
OF this Safe.
JOSEPH FRAN'L Clerk Circuit Court.
Ma ituwoc, April ., 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-06

~THE On ExcTrEMExr OF Bull
CaEEk AID vIcrxIrT-We learn from a
Eentismsu of this city, ubO hes recently
retarued from PlsasaDts county aud the
Boil Creek region that the excitement in
regard 10 V.t IS qums as great as il was
three years ago in Writ county. Since
Gu6lIAn AID Co. struck oil on Bull creek
some weeks ago, the whole county has
been filled with spectators, who have
wandered all over Tyler, Wrt1el, Pleas.
ants, Richie and other counties in search
of surface Indications. Capitalists from
New Tgrk snd Alasssebuseus and from
the oil regions in Pennsylvania have
bought up aud leased large sections of land
At fabulous prices aud are releasing the
same on speculation. HoEever the re.
Searches ard sPsculaIions Of these gentle
men may terminate, some good has result
ed AID will resale EoEar1s rue development
ofibe resources OF this portion OF Wet
Virginia The capitalists being attracted
ibuoer by the stories OF the immense tor.
tunes which were being accumulated by
oil discoveries. have been Induced to e1-
anime our timber, coal lands and water
Foser, aud numerous corporations are
nov being formed for the maDufacture of
the products of coal
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New York Market:

New YoRK, May 6.
OottOn-SIeAdy and less doing; So for
middliDg uplauds, and SO for low mid.
dliugs.
Fiour-Stats aud western quiet; market
closing heavy and lower for western, 81 20
OF 30 for extra do, 81 6O@7 so for extra
K no., aud 81 s6@s IS toe trade brands.
WhiskS-FIrm aud in fair ing airy; 81 20
for State and western.
Wheat-Dull and Domiually lower; ST. SO
OF for Chicago spring. aud Mil. club,
aud 81 76@sO tor winter red western.
Corn-SteAdy; at ST 3sI(9I 80 for cid
mixed western 10 store.
Oats-More active and lie higher; ss3C9
SO for WESTERN 10 cash. I'd
Petroleum-In moderate request; retidrd
free at So. 10 bond 6O2; 1000 bbIs do. for
May at 6l3. and 5000 Ibls crude for May
at the buyers option 1T 40.
Wool-Firm aud in fair demand.
Pork-Quiet aud prices without material
change; 800 bb!s new mess deliverable on
the lst, aud 18th OF June at the buyers
option at $50; 500 bbls do. for all June on
the same terms; 1000 bbls prime mess for
June al the buyers option AT S2S; 800 bbls
do. on the same terms and delivery at $2S
20; 500 bbls do. on the Same terms de-
liVerd at the sellers option AT S27 75@2s;
500 bbls new mess for May at the buyers
option at $40 25 and 500 bbls mess on the
same terms aud delivery at S27 rs.
Bsef-Quiet and steady.
Lard-Quie ,snd, scarcely so firm at lA@
l4f the latter an extreme.
Butter-Very frm at 2s@3O for Ohio
and 3o@3s for State.
Cheese-Steady at l6@ls.
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Abandoning his Entrenchm snts-
FROM Key West.

NEw YoRk. May 6.-The Worlds Wash
ington special reiterates adVices from the
front lead TO belief that Lee is abandoning
the intrenchmeuts on the RApidAn aud 70.
treating inland. There has been no COLI.
sion between the armies.
The HerAld's Key West letter announces
the arrival of the gunbOAts Galena, Oornu.
bia and TiogA.
Advices from Fort Myers, CharIotte's
harbor, state;;Ihat on the goth of April de-
tachment OF q. s. colored troops under
Capt. Crane landed on the mainland and
drove back the. rebel force without loss on
either side, and captured 300 cattle aud re.
turned on the 26th.
Advices from Mexico via Havana, report
Alvarez Openly declared for JuareZ and
fortifying himself in Acapulco which was
blockaded by French ships.
The Notifications at Mazatlau have been
bombarded by the French Trigates.
The French are reported defeated In Ca
jacs add GaudSlujara, losing the latter
place aud 5000 men.
Report alSu says that JalIpa will soon be
attacked aud taken by the Mexicans.
The GuadRlajAra story looks like ca
nAEQs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-06

GBLErIEa READIse-Erery day about
tity isrters pass 10 and out of the Athe-
neum prison from prisoners to their wives,
parents and friends, and from wives, pa
rents sud friends to the prisoners. All of
these have to be read by Capt Over, com.
Ra5der of the post, as a precautionary
measure, thar nothing contrabaud may be
thus Communicated. /: fsa most iaborious
joO, aud come times very offensive one.
The letters generally are horribly written
and iufamouSly spelled, and it is very Diff
6cult to make the least particle of senss
our Of more than one in half DOZEN
Every other letter represents the writer as
IN good neAltb. and expresses the hope
that the person to whom the epistls is ed.
dressed. may be in the enjoyment of th,
Game blessing"
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The Army of the Potomac Advan

wAsHISoroN, May Ga O'Clock P. NJ
The Republican has the following impor-
tant intelligence:
We feel authorized to state, since It can
not now afford information to the enemy,
that the Army of the Potomac has advan.
ced towards Richmond and the struggle for
the possession of the rebel capital Is begun
Oar army moved on Tuesday night, aud
has now crossed the Raptdan. The Cross
ing was made at Jacob, Culpepper, Ger.
mania and United States Fords, and was
effected without serious opposition. Lee
has been compelled to fall back from the
strong position where he has held rs at
bay all winter. Whether he will make n
stand this sid of the defeoces of Rich
mond, We are not advised. II is the opinion
OF some that be will eight at Ohancellors.
vile. Every hour may now bring Us news
of q battle, out We are inclined to the be.
lief that IL will be foot race for Rich
moud. The rebel capital will uudOub eddy
be fanked and invested, should Gen. Lees
army occupy It's defences, aud the country
may reasonably hope this time that 1t will
fall.
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ECLECTIC.

DR- R. H. LEE, Eclectic Physician. Surgeon and
u Aeeoueher, tenders his professional services to
tue citizens Of Wheeling aud vicinity. Dr. L. Il
Graduate Of the Eclectic Medical Institute OF Gin
cinnatt, and hAB had many years experiences In the
practice Of his pro- osstOn, and he hopes by close At
EeutIon 70 business, 70 msnt share OF the public
patronage. Dr. Lee has given special attention and
has been emlnently sueeeeAful in the treatment Of
chronic dir0ASeS Of every variety, and especially Of
such a. kheumAtism aud diseases OF the Eye lar,
Liver Complaint. Nervous Debility, Cancers and
Ulcers, Constipation, Piles and diseases OF the Kid.
nOyS, Gravel Ac- All those who have been unsuecuss
fully treated Tor any Of the above diseases, would
md to their inteI est TO consult DR.. Lee without
delay Our practice is cafe CERTAIN aud prompt leAV.
ing msreuEiHl faint In system, bat eIeanSiBg
rsnoJAlinB and strengthening the general system,
acting in unison with Natures unsr1ug laws.
WHEELiAo, WEsT Va, Dec. 9Th, 1853.
To all whom Il may eoneaTn: We the undersISnSd
members Of the West We. Legislature, take pleasure
in saying that Ne have known DR.. Richard IL. Lee
many yeAIs previous TO the breaking Of the He
bellIOn, a. successful and energetic practitioner
Of Medicine, (oT the Eclectic Seh0olJ bUth In Kan.
aWhA county, Va, and in Gallia county, Ohio.
G. BLACK, senator TIh Dist
W. DUHBAR n. HID,
JOHN u. PHELPS, PreaL Senate.
Once one door south Of RrameF's hotel Main
ltree+. MIRA 2ms
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's
WATERS

The Original Nee IcIne estAbliIhed In 1887 and Arsi
article Of the kind ever introduced under the
name OF "PuINoSIu warns, /" in this or any other
country; all other PulmonIe Waters are counter
feItS. The genuine can be known by the mama
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER.
BRTAN'S PULMoNIo WAyERs
Relieve Cough, Colds, Bore ThrOA. HoarsenesS.
BRTAN's PULMoHIo Warns
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, DInieuIt Breathing.
BETAH's PULNoAIo RAIEAs
Relieve Splitting Of Hood, Pains In the oheSt.
BRTAN's PULMoHIo WATERS
Relieve IneiPIOnt Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRTAs'S PULNoAIC wAYEAs
Relieve Irritation Of tina UTAla and TouEllA.
BRTAI's PUEMoEI0 WAIEHs
Relieve the above complaints In ten minutes.
BRTAN's PuLMoNIo WAIERS
Are blessing to all UlAaIos and Constitutions.
BRTAH's PUIMoNIc warns
Are adapted IoF VOcallSts aud Public Speakers.
BRTAN'S PuLN0AIo WARRRS
Are In simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRTAN's PuLMoSIo warns
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting curss
BRTAx's PULMoNIc WATERs
Are warranted TO give satistAetion to every one.
No family should be without box OF
BRTAEs PuLMONIc wAyERs
No traveller should be without . supply Of
BETAN's PuLNONIc wATERs
In his pocket.
No perSou will ever object to give for
BRTAHB PuLMONIu WATERs
Twenty i've Cents.
For SAIsby LAUGHLiNs 4 BUsHFIELD.
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8g Ielearaph.
of Gen Meade to the Army
Of the Potomac.

HAD QUARTERS Army OF THE PoFoMAu,
May 4-As an earnest spring campaign Is
about to commence, send you the follow
ing address of Gen. Meade. Its confident
tone, patriotic sentiment aud inspiring
phraseology all tend to, and do beget, some
tone and spirit in the hearts of the brave
men who are soon to march upon the foe {:
HEAD QuARrRRs Army OF THE PoFoMAo,
Nay A. Soldiers, again you are called
upon to advance upon the enemies of your
country, the time and occasion deemed
opportune by your Commanding General,
who addresses you q few words of conf
dence and caution. You have been re-
organised, strengthened, aud fully equip
ped ineVery respect. You form part of
several armies OF your country, the whole
under direction ofan able and distinguish
ed general, who enjoys the confidence of
government, people and army.
Your movement being 10 cooperation
with others, Is Of the utmost importance.
No effort Is left unspared TO make It sue
cessiul.
Soldiers, the eyes of the whole country
are looking with anxious hope TO the blow
you are about to strike in the most sacred
cause that ever called men to arms. Re-
member your homes, your wives aud chill
dreu, aud bear in mind that the sooner
your enemies are overcome, the sooner you
will be returned 70 enjoy the benefits and
blessings of peace. Bear with patience
the hArdships and sacrifices you will be
called upon to endure. have confidence 10
your officers aud In each other, keep your
ranks on the march and on the battlefield,
aud let each man earnestly impiore GOd's
blessing, aud endeavor, by his thoughts
aud actions, to render himself worthy of
the favor be seeks.
With clear conscience and strong arms,
actuated by q high sense OF duty, fighting
to preserve the government and institu.
tons handed down TO Us by our foretath-
ers, and II true to ourselves, victory, under
Gods blessing, must aud will attend our
efforts. Gao. G. MEADa,
s. WILLIAMS, A. A. q. Nj j. Gen.