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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-28
A CARD TO TigE SUFFERING.

GtWALLOW two or three hogsheads OF = Bucbu
- Tonic Bitters,' Sarsap ,rilla, -" Nervous
An,iio'es" dc, DC, &o, anl after you are sa,ied
with the result th try one box of OLD DOCTOR
BCCHAN'5 ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS ann
be restored to health and vigur in less than thirty
days They are purely vegetable pl asant to take
prompt ii salatary in their effects ON the oro en-
down aud shattered cons tuition. Old and young
can take them with dvantage. Impor ted an,isoit
in the United States only by JAS ;. 81 iLEh
No. 427 Broa dway, New York.
Eg Agent for the United States
PS- A Box of the pills, secur Iy packed, VIII
mailed TO anY address receipt Of price, when
b ONE DOLLAR, post psid-money refunded by
1.-The gent if entire satista tion Is not gwen
vi l3w,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-28
AUnG10R's \ S0TICE.

In matter oftbe estate of timer Jartson, late Of
Falls ;o,rnsh:l i, : Iggmiag County, deceased
'PHE un3srsigued having tyen appointed by
the prphtns court Of Wyoming county. Al
auditor to ,lisI. alton oi the fund in the
hshIs Of the ainIiu;s,r, o. sai ..huec Jackson
decd amongst The ueir., AMI al that arc legally
entitled TO any potion Of said fund, will attend to
the duties nt bis ssd appointment Ct his "lce, il.
the borrugh Of 1un..r'a nnork, F&, Saturday.
Octubor 18th. l564 at ten o'clock inthe forenoon
at which time and pi=ce all Persuns haNlg any
claims pTan said fun are required to prcsen them
or bs dsb4rred f;om coming IN upon snid fund.
F. C. ROSS, Autor.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-28
BycrFs Pills

A RS YOU sick, feeble and complaining Are
LAyou out cf order wl;h voar system derln -al n I
your feelings uncomfortable These symptoms sre
often the preluis to serious illness, Same ft Of
sickness Is creeping uPon you, and should BE aver
Ell by timely u<e of the right remedy. Take Az
or 8 Pills, and cleanse out the dsardered hnmors-
purify the blood md let the fluids move on unoh-
structed in health again. they stimulate the func-
lions Of the body into vigorous activity purify the
system from the obstructiuns which make disease
A cold settles somewhere in the briy and leranges
its natural functions These, if not relieved react
upon themselves aud tha surrounding organs produc-
ing general aggravaoR, suffering and derangeIncut
While in this condition, take Ayers Pills ami scs
now directly they restore the natural acaion Of the
system, md with IL the bGoyant feelings Of health
HSaln; what Is true ana s. epars en- ID his triv-
a. ana common complaint is also true -, N many
ol Tue 'eep seated and dangerous dikfemrerF The
same purgattve effect expets them Causei nv sim
liar distinctions ard dcrangements of tla tn,
functions of the body they ara rat,iiI, J -, &C
them surely c.Ired by the same means None who
know The virtue OF these Pills will ner,ecy 10 cr,ror
.s-1em when suffering from the disorders thew cure
such as ueadach Foul Stomach Dysenterv. Bill
ious Complaints, indigestion, Derangement Of the
Liver, Costlvencss, Constipation Heartburn Rbeu-.
matism, DropEr, Worms and Suppression, when tax
en- in large doses
They are Sugar Coated so that the most seDsi,iva
can take them easily, md they are surely he best
Furgotive medicine yet discovered.
Ayers Ague Cure.
For the speedy and certain Cure of Intermittent
Fever or Chils and Fever, Remittent Fever, Chill
feFer, Hunh Asuc, Periodical Headache or Bill
i0us H'adaohe, and Bilious Fevors; indeed, for
the whole class of diseases originating in hillary
&c Gerangeinent, caused by the malaria of miasma-
ms rsnisdy has rarely failed to cure tae seyerest
pan, p"r,s q Chls am yeT andi has this great ad
tha oFet o'neE Ase ipeliehes, that it subdaes
o me complaint wi:ho6: injury to the patient. It
s1s does i pssdaes qls,., Ga sitsr substance
west, trv Shaking brothers be a9y Injuries s.u
prepayre5 and you win endops The army ana he
and ,oid By x S,c 6 AYR 4"eoh nee o,,eroas
''' @i"si srr1 Iaansi n ss M g':
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-28

WEEKLY WORLD.

CuOs Of "enty or over caa have address put ca eao
:, paper for an additional charge of ten cents sseA
For every rlub Of twenty an extra soyy ru be "a.
ed for the getter up of the club. +. !. -
For every club Of ffty, the Semi Weekly. and for
every ci"h "f one hundred the tally viii dc scat
rrbsn requssfcd an lieu Of the nr.ra eos:es or
Weekly. l.........-. :.
Additions 10 clubs may be made at any time at 81 ree
rates. Papers cannot ne changed from one Ciab 10
another, bat on request of the person ordering the
Club ami 81 receipt of fifty cents extra single pa-
Tsrs will lie taken frC,l the Club AMI sent 10 40 o.
crate address. .ts.fs H-a.ar. .s- :
All orders must be accompanied by the cash Ad-
dress tn WORLD,
v3-n2l 3S Park Row n AIE York
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-28
From Fer. j Merton Bromn, D. d. Editor of II
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knolgledgs

FROM her n Nelffon Bro1rn, u. d., Editor of tn,
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knoasledgs.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pc
ent Medicines in general through distrust of thei
ingredients and effects, yet know Of no sufficient
reasons why man may not testify to the benefits he
believes himself TO have received from any snlrI,
preparation, in the hope that he ma thus contI;at,
to the benefit Of others
DO this the more readily in regard to HooG,nd'
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. N Jackson. O
:! IS "ity, because was Prcjudiced ya nst them
many years, under the impression that they wer
chiefly an alcoholic mixture l am indebted to m,
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the re,novaI .
this prejudice by proper tests and for enreuragem.p
70 try them. hen suffering from great and on, con
tlnued debility. The use of three bottles of thes
Bitters. at the beginning of the pr sent wear W,
!9,oSed by evident relief, anu restoration to a de-
gree OF bodily AMI mental vigor which had no, fell
Tor six months before, ann nad almost despalred !
regauing / therefore rnaiin sod and my friend 70
directing me 70 the use Of them
PHILAD'A, June %, 1861. NKwrox BRoyy
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-28

VIII Immediately relieve, without pain all disturb
Of the periodic discharge whether arising from
reaxtion NJ suppression. They act like a charm in
removing the pains that accompany difficult o. i'm
Moderate menstruation, and are the only safe and
reliable remedy for Fushes Sick Headache Pains
in the Loins, Back and Sides, Palpitation of the
Heart, Nervous Tramors, Mysteries, Spasms, Broken
Sleep aud other Hnpeasin and dangerous effects Of
an unnatural condition Of the sexual functions In
the worst cases Of Huor Aibus or Whites, thay Of
feet speedy cure,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have been uset OVER QUARTER OF A CEN
TURY. i nry aI2 offered as the only sufe means Of
renewing interrupted mensruatiOn. but Ladies must
bear in mlnd that there is condition ?f the fe-
male system an lrhtct The Pills cannot he taken
nli.hout pr0dllring a PECTLI4R RESULT
The condition reterrrd to is PREGNANCY-
the result, MISCARRIAGE, Such is the irresist-
lille tendency Of the medicine 10 restore the seruuL
functions 10 normal condition. that eren the pro-
ducfire po1rer Of mature cannot resist THEY
CANNOT Do HARM in any other way.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are The oaIy Medicine hatMARRIED AND SIN
GLE LADIES have relied up for many years
rely upon now. BEWARE or IMITA-
TIONS! These Pills form the Finest Preparation
ercr put forlcard with lMMEDlATD and PEI
SlSTENT SUCCESS. DON'T BE DFCElV-
ED. Take this advertisement 10 your Druggist,
and tell him that vou rant The BEST and most
RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD, which is comprised in
DR.. CNEESEMAA' FEMALE PILLS =!
They have received and are now receiving the
sanction Of The most eminent Physicians in Amer
icd.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box the
price, one Dollar per Boz, containing from so to
30 Pills
Pills sent by mail, promptly by remitting the
price to the PropreIors, or any authorized AS nt
in current funds.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-28
Fu.th.n.sck Sopt. l2th 1864

DoYoU wIsHTo TT CURRD 2-DR Bi.
IJCHAN'S ENGLISH SrECIFFIC PILLS eacr
in less thyn 81 days the worst casrs or NEnF0. 3
NE.S, Impotence, Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness. Instusy. aul ail Urinary, Sexual ana
Nervous Affections, no ma:!ar from what cause pro-
duced' P.l., oa- Dollar per box. Sri:t. E,~st-:ei4
by mail, raoe E oi an order. Ore Box III per
feet as cure In Ei'".! c.srs Al lrpss
JAMES :. BUTLER
General Agent, 427 Broadway, Ne- York
v4nl 3m:
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-28
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPBI

Farmers should secure one OF these e1ceiient MA
chinesut once as the supply is imted. and we are
eon6dent that the demands for the above Machines
will he greet the coming season as the BUCKEYE,
is the best Machine in use and Is The best sdaPt-
ed to rough hilly, and uneven ground, is the most
durable ana is managed with the greatest case OF
IL other machines now in use.
For further particulars address
JOHN L. STONE, Agen
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-28
Auditor .NOfIce.i

The undersigned having been appointed by the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Wyoming County m Au-
dior 10 distribute the fund arising from the ShcrifS
sale of tbs Real Estate of James w q rey, will at
tend to that duty at his Office in Tunkhannock Bor-
ough on Saturday. August 18Th. A ID: 1854 at "
O'Clock A, M' at which time and place oil persons
are require to present their claiIzs or be debarred
rom con...'g in upon said fund.
ruy 10th 1854 Harvey Sickler,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-28
DR.. CHEEsEMAA's FEMALE PILLS =!
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

HUTCHINGs & HILLyER, PRopRIEron's,
81 Cedar Street, eIc YORK..
- Sold il TunShannock, by J. W. Lyman. in
Moutrose, by Able Turrel, in Scranton by l.. s.
Z. C. FrIcr, in Facgoryvillc by all Druggists
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-28
YATI0IlL CLAIM lGlIGY,
CONDUCTED BY -r.s s-s-s--r-

~, y, 11i:l.l NJ,
WASHINGTON. D, c.
In order to facilitate the prompt ad.
iustment Of Bounty, arrears OF pay, Pensions and
other Claims, due sosiiers and otber persons from
tho Government Of the uaited States. The under
sgned has mode ARRANGEMENTS with the above fru
Who's, experience and close proximity to- and daily
Intercourse with the department as well as tie ear
~ knowledge, acquired by them, of the decisions
frequently being made enables them to prosecute
rIars more sefhciapty than Attorney sat distance.
canpcsslY DO Al persons entitled toclailns oftha
above description can have them properly attended
to ty calling Oh and entrusting them to INV care
HARVEY SlCKLER
Agt for Harry d Collas,
pa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23
@GEgI'E'ENcS.

DILLS II AND UrWARD3 ON
- uioa u.Hs % London, sud
l'o'" haAA OF I'iand'
'i5 WELLS, FARGO a &C.
DOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEN
i Shi. DAVID IIOADLhI SGila Dec, --.
49, mpGEAIlll. ut rall' lsc. 'li
ship SOUTHAMPTON -,ii' 'a.s day.
For p.s .g.c o. DRAFT. - '.r lyttr' NI"..f Ia''',
a9... i1IAP. corr BROS. & CO, % -lItD rt. -.5
L'OR LlNLkIOOl--OLD BLAth-BALL
L A.nr shin NEl. IL Wan e 81 on -tt.g..' ifh
iu.l tor p.r.ar tUlis On bptIu loot u EceiugH rt,
or to ROCHE BHJs. COtFLl, 90 eou,t 4. ~
nLD BLACK STAR LlNE FROM OR 10
Swallow all Line troIu on % London fAlElth
HENRl sa. end OF The mouth. for p'<s .re or 90 AZ
ayp.y 10 " ILLIAM- D. 10, iON, 81 Fulton ~. a.l
DAS>AGE 10 AND FROM TIE OLD
4 cot NTRY
Drafts Oh England Ireland. scotland md Waes, NJ
tue Low Esl fO-, blE kAlt,
TAF-COll o.. l..t' 20 l..uroI lh.' Opi iackt 't
compgi.r 90 pat lLr .u..9olAa llu.u. hecnt ~
Nu4. alsgo,L lI.t.Ilt Gene al VI tltl Au'
A4t4LLG, if.I' .'uCD. ~ l'ls 's.-
Perseverance Albion h1a4Icl ". ,le seas,
Atl.utpAo.c, CyHu3Grc, Aurora
BynJHulu Adams, Liuttu.4 l+e, NIJ.u}.
u. Every Wees.
! For Passage and Drafts, spp.ytp
| IAlaLOIl bhDIhtES co,
| $40 ~ sJlth tfeei Now YORK.
! C,TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
! DFDOL.-EEIN Alls Dec. 3lt,. PENNSYLVANIA
euls January l4th. Cahin pLfg-c si-o 0tt, 4. q
| 40, ~, able IA currency, Apply " v ILLIA :
| GLlOS, ~ b!gAiwE, 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23
GsEsCalEEeAE3s.

FRUITS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS-RAI'iNN,
II CiuUa, C-rraLtA g., gcr bought Stca low,
and will lie sold yeIy los; lAe uu'sgI, SIc vey O,st'
fo he: ~. bhs. extra family iou, NJ IL per ubI
ever barrel vrrrau ed -na tclhoie-; general rs-
sortu.eni ut groceries ~ WAucsalC families ,aye
pc on he dollar at SHEkMOODs Great Cheap
store, III EAiick 81 cor. BEo0me st. COME car IA
khe day, W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23
nR, WINS COUGH LXTERMINATOR !

- hia Medicine, Tor COZ CHS, COLDS, INFLU.
fNI \, and all BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, In,
been ltlpre the pubic ~ ycArs and Ia acknOv-
odre', bY several eminent Ply -clsns, who now use
n "a latlf practice, u he tho BtS npOund before
che phlic II not only " Kills" the Cough, but fr-
move, nv cause knuging the true value Of this AZ.
tclt' can safely eud 10 all ho tlke cold easi
y, % get bottle, and lcfin with 1t Ia the frat stage
and IN dJ or two They viii hnd that the trouble ha
entirely ceased, General Depot "a south Second 81
Will,mn.huigh 10 he hal In New York OF Miller h
htcd, ,iliau stanton II, and cor OF Houston
. and AFenuc u, la iirookyn Vi d. y. Grey, cor.
NJ rue hud ltHnkllu HyCa,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23
T .OyE OE MQUOR CURED.-pR. zELL,s

Ia FAMOUS NERNINE Powders
have cured thousands Of cases, and Thousands may
yel be .aNed 70 their families and friends II they Try
uls truIi nn-ihNe cure Can DO given unknown 10
the latenL In coffee, tea other fuli, sold only
a. 20, o. DiY!son d, and ~ Eighth nv, \, Y; Dr.
end A!pe's ~ Fulton At, Brooklyn bT. LonRstai's
No. ~ MONTGOMERY a. JeTtey CITY Dr., Mercer, PA
u Dad n, Newark 90 South 20 n, Wtlunsburgh
Price one DOLLAR. BEWARE OF IMIrArIONs
N,b.-lhe Genuine DR.. EElL's REMEDY will never
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23
slowsE+. CARRIAGES Ac.

EOR SAIL SlNGLE AND DOl BILE
i cat aud tr.r.iut s,i.A-, ION % 10 SOL. Ia
quiie of 4. q. E!lUp>, 80 Rutt0.s 5Dp ~.
EOR SALL-A GREY HORSE, ABO,T
L H. q hands high pc iect, sound k,ud in single or
duuilr llfHot- a.i r,aud uii.uu, tIur. rp'd -.d-
die uur 60 viii %, sold cheap, uH ti' ouutg hft no NEE
for him. Anp.y 90 no L'- lifowaaJ col fikc RI. rs
EOR SALE-A MARE, II HANDS HIGH,
i five yeas Old, sound aui kind. fof further PAL
t,culAfs iuguu, IN the store, 3ii nrnud r.. sGy
NOR SALl-A GOOD SLEIGH FOR \
i cnftuiln Gail nj "a II, near "a Hv 3,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23
ENIg RSIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.--ON AND
zion Tor Albany and Iroy and purcs no ~ aud Vs. ri
ali. 80, II 80 A. VI. and ~ o, l.apr. ". sleeping
cars attached 10 aud lr"U l.. ". uains nom sun y
All train. leave Chambers n. tLltr Wiluic+ carrier
thau 3Hth IL. -uuauy Train T. 4 nom IN sl!ori,
Through .ghi tram daily. j. n. TOT CEi \ssi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23
NER3h,lt,IN Es.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURES kRE
lIdaiiy made By the use of that excellent .pmoIv.
DYgPEPsIN ANNUIILATOr

Il hus been before tie Public ier the AL % ,.,t-
tons followed, hns nc'ri He'd IN "A riIVls cI.r IA
gently upon the howe giving ionrv rd Nh or TO
the stomach aud bIHces up the ShtIe sv.,u creating
a. IL we've uow lie. livery Ole oi scirninry hnbits
,ouid ~ T. and AL WIG ave troubled with Dcspep.H
ehoIld ne J.. lttDt-tG south Second IT. vii luins-
lIrgh. 70 Dee had ot AhleI 4 Reed, ~ Allen, cor
ttsn.1n IT, oni coz ave and Houston st, \. s.. j.
bn. Price 70 cents per bCttle OU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23
CLOTHING.

OVEECOhTS, OYERCOATS, OVERCOATS.
~ A large number OF uniedccm,d llodeea Of over.
coats J,ut received, such Gator, Es1ulnnux, Mos.
nul EuYliHh haavvis, iIom % to 100. Apo puIt.
aud vests "a match GRO. LENlE, AZ Broome az YIG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23
uII.lTAR Y.

ego $3.50 AND s60O BOZ MITES PAID
~ Oca army sud navy. S4OO to 500 all cash
tlu H. lot one year subsututes Wanted good men
ior hsrtOr anu home service. No humbue. - Cedar
~ room q. 81
5000 CASH EACH FOR TWO SUBSTI-
SoOOtutcs this day: 900 for volunteers; choice
Of service. CAL aud The principals; iespOns be
m'I to zeal TN. Call q, :, Fulton It, cor cold 1t.
y 4. Nc okcis need spply. "a
SyOO sS Ai ,oy r ms pAt si lu ,o1 "U
months Nounteer scvicc: wan I'd, also, few for 3
years. Inquire At Iaou Hall, I5i Bicome IT. cor. Of
Me.ccr. 1853
SQ6O-3 YEARS VOLUNTEERS WAN
NDco ted for field or home service. Large
hand money paid TO the perOn bringing a recruit
Apply at 10 broadauy, OF 3 Montgomery a., Jcrruy
Cit. J2
Al l%f FOE % YEARS VOLUNTEERS
" for New York. saU hand money For
'iti, phr',cuare arp.y to Col. Muku ~, >, fulton
II, HrooSlvn. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23

ILYANTEp-GOOD ENGRAYERS ON PI'-
w tol vo.A Apuly at hOOkLs Patent lie
Arms Company, COZ. heut ave and lie"es ~ u ooN-
Iyu, l.. l. go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23
FlJRs.

A TTENTION, LADlES-THE OLD ES-
IA tablshed y. \. Fur Manufacturing Co, S9 Chat
ham ~ opposite Crooks White Marble Hotel IL soll
ing single sets at their factory Wholesale prices Call
early and get choice and great bargain; sets B. JO
NUTS and COLLAR fIal each, aud upwards; SIBERIAN
slGlrTtlr Fitch Martin aud aluk sable sstts very
low. Altering and repairing to tho latest .tyla,
equal ~ nee receipt gwen TO purchasers insurins
Aga net moths. Look Tor tue InAIuLuoth 81. ELEN-
lNb, Manager. Y52
EURS-i WILL SELL A SINGLE SET OF
iuTs at 70 M, A uur and collar ior 81 90 each
NINA ret ~ ~, Al FOSTERS, Rocky Mountain
fut Co, rs Chatham VI cor Mott A. 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23
MILITARY.

\ RNfl, NAVY. MiRTNL-sS5u- \ ftN
ilru untet iuiut lilt.. A. NVluutcels AMI sIh.
stitutot Tor the army, nav. sud uattue .rfN .,t.
Hlghest each bountlts udd. Alsn hsud inont, Al.
piy at thy M,tiup'itan O.h,e II Nsaau p, rom J.
M one ilisht (cas room. fAEEAk JENktNS d
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-31
southern News.

INV YORK. March 3J-The Commercial has
received Richmond pspers of the 18th. The
Enquirer states that official information has been
received at the War office confirming the land
ing of "A large force of the enemv under General
Burnside at Washington North Carolina
The recent heavy fall of snow, it says, may
stop any movements into the interior tor some
DAYS.
Lynchburg Republican says the Yankees in
East Tennessee retrested to Strawberry Plains.
No prospect of fight. Enlistment OF colored
troops IN Middle Tennessee goes on rapidly. AT
Shelbyville and Lebanon there are FIVE thousand
men ready forthe field
DALTON. March "a -General Pillow has been
placed in command OF the cavalry in Northern
Alabama The enemy shows no disposition 10
engage our forces They have retreated from
our 'front.' and their recent movements are sup
posed to be only n reconnaissance
heavy snow fell last night and Yesterday
MACON, Ga March 22.-Tbe Supreme Court
of Georgia to day unanimously confirmed the
con>tiIutionality of the Confederate anti-substi.
tuie law.
The crops in Georgia promise we'll.
Gen. Finuegan has sent cavalry. infantry and
artillery To meet the Yankees at Pulaski.
All quiet in the neiehborhood of Jackson
vile. Our pickets report that most of the enc
my : troops have left
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-31

The Louisville Journal in commenting upon
the rampage of FORREST remarks:
But il does not bode well for the safety and
welfare of Kentucky that Forrest and Faux
ner, mt the head of thousands of rebels, have
been able to invade the State from the South
ern Confederacy, penetrate clear to Paducah
and occupy the city without letting their move
ments be known to any considerable extent
to the Federal military authorities. who, in
theory at least, watching to detect and
thwart every movement of the enemy across the
border If Forrest and Faulkner, after doing
what they have done, can now escape or extend
their ravages, Heaven only knows what they and
others NAV be expected to do in the future We
scarcely feel that any part of our State is
cure. The long line of railroad that supplies our
army had better be looked TO Frank fort Lex
ingtOn. and even Louisville had better be looked
to We are often told that Kentucky is amply
guarded. but, somehow, when the rebels
make dash into the State our troops
don't generally seem to be in the right place.
The truth is. we sadly need the strong mounted
force which Gen. Rousseau. wiser than all the
military functonares at Washington, vainly
asked the authority TO raise year ago If the
authority had been given, millions upon millions
of money. TO say nothing of immense amounts
of valuable property and numerous valuable
lives. would have been saved in Kentucky and
Tennessee and other States, and the rebels
would long since have been worse crippled
than they are now likely to be for some years TO
rome
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-31
ALL SORTS or PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs President Lincoln, it is stated has
abandoned crinoline
Detroit has become a very active tobacco
market
Ladies' disrobng is said to be sweet peel
OF bellies "
New Jersey has authorized married women
TO devise their own property by will
The tons Of sugar-plums thrown about
Naples during the carnival cost ten thousand
dollars.
Wholesale Miscegeuaton-the freed blacks
have been called 1.-The children of the Govern
ment"
"A gentleman in Wilmington, Y c., has
invented process tor spinning cotton without
carding.
-"Thoughts of gold in syllables of silver"
are pronounced by the Springfield Republican a
good specie basis for speech.
1t is suggested tina, our military authorities
seem TO succeed a great deal better in scattering
their own armies than those of the rebels
An Albany paper declares tina: the aggregate
amount contributed by the fair in that citv IN the
Sanitary Commission will reach nearly sl2n 600
or almost four times the amount commonly re-
ported.
One of the verses. TO the tune Of John
Broxn'- BODY" which il very popular among
The contrabands just now. runs as follows:
1--WE hsb done wid hoen' cotton hab done wild hoein
corn;
We are eoored Yankee soldiers now sure as you ar,
born.
As we 20 marching on"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-31
&c, &c, &c, &c &c.
From ST. Louis.

ST. Louis. March 30-The steamer David
Taton, which reached Cairo last night. reports
that part of Forests forces were crossing the
Cumberland river at Eddysville
gunboat has been sent up the river to look
after the matter
The LIST Alabama cavalry which reported last
night at Cairo. have unanimously re-enlisted.
They have seen hard service
Ii is reported that large number OF Union
men of North Alabama are marching to join the
army.
Col Spencer who Is actively engaged in rails
ing a brigade there. thinks it can be done in SIX
weeks
Alexandria, La, was occupied by our troops
on the 9th.
The enemy under Gen. Taylor, crossed the
river and retreated towards Shreveport by
land
Several rebel gunboats which were there have
gone up the river.
The steamer New Falls City, loaded with cot
ton, is reported to be burned
The advance of Banks cavalry under Lee ar.
rived at Alexandra on the 18th The remainder
of the army was within two DAYS march. When
il arrives the combined force will proceed west
ward by land. the supplies going by river.
The rebels north and south of the Red river
are concentrating at Shreveport, except Gen.
Harrison's cavalry, which is at Columbia.
The gunboats made prize Of all the cotton
captured, amounting to 81, 00D bales.
Fort De Russev was accidentally blown up on
the l7th killing and wounding6
The steamer Florence ran against a snag and
sunk in the Missouri river, : miles below Atchi
son. Yesterday morning. She freighted
heavily. Loss not ascertained.