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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
nAGAx's mAeNoL nALm.

HAGAN's MAeNoL A BALM.
This IL tn" most delightful asd sxtr.orstn.rv
aF'isis e" ,scever u changes the sun burn
Aer and y 70 pearly satln texture u rAvish
'ng beauty. ppafting tbs marble purity 81 youth,
and the gas appearance - inviting In the city
oene o. ION IL removes tan, frsokles. PIN.
pies and ghnsas nom the skin, leaving the com.
al"Eion u transparent and smooth. II con.
talna no material injurious to the ska. Patron.
lzed by Actresses aud Opera Singers. II ls whAt
sveTy lady should nave. sold eysrywhsre.
Prepared BY W n, Hagan, Troy. NY.
Address ali orders to
DEMAs $. BARNES 90, NswYe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

Brown sheeting and shirtings.
Bleaehed Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods, Prints, Cash.
meres, satinstts, Tweeds. Cotton.
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams, Gloves
and Hosiery, &C., &c. Also a full
stock of Notions.
These Goods were all bought before
the great advance in prices, and we win
guarantee to sell as low as the same kind
OF Goods can be bought in any market
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

1sD-"Tis Greasel But living grease
no moreI" The Buffalo Courier gives
an amusing account OF a gentleman who
mounted a barrel Of lard 10 hear and see.
on the arrival Of the Msynowar with the
President aud suite. just as he was
listening with greatupclion 10 The speech.
es, the barrel head gave way, and be slid
easily and noiselessIy up to his third
button IN the great staple Of Ohio, ex.
Claiming "La-a-rd have mercy on usl'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
nanufaCturers

- - - = ~ 81 04 >
q n - a - II.
only, with superior facilities
IN every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass g. Grain
Soythes
Cra dies and Snathes, HAY
and Manure Forks.
Hoes---Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars & Brides,
Axes---the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
shovels and Spades.
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels.
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting.
. Japanned Ware,
Notions---Large Stock.
Together with every or
article in the HardS
line, which we offer to de.
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West. =
WELLS, KELLOGG c CO.,
Re ai = ~ No. Is First Street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
s. T-IaRn-X

s. T.-I86O.-X.
PersoBs Of ssdsntary habits troubled With
weakness, assituds, paIpitation Of tia hsart, lack
Of apostle, distress after eating. torpid liver
constipation. deserve to szhsr, II they vIli ct
try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc now recommended By the highest nsdi-
cal authorities. and warranted to produce 80 ira
Taediae~ beneficial sSset. Thsy are sxessaingIy
agreeable, Ierfec.ly pure, snd must suppressed all
other ionles where healthy, gsntls stimulsnt 70
required.
They purity, strengthen and inyigsrsss.
They create healthy sppesits.
They are an aEtidots to shaags Of water and
diet.
They overcome the snssts Of dissipatisn ana
late hours.
Ti.sy strengthen thu systsm Ana CALVES tbs
tho mind.
They prevent niaslaatie and intermittent d.
Thsy purify tho breath and asidky Of tbs
stomach.
Thsy cure Dyspepsia and CosstipAtion.
They cure Diarrhea azd ohoIera Morbus.
They care Liver Complaint and asrvoas
Headache.
They make the weak strong, the Las guild bril-
liant. and are exhausted nstzrss great rsstorsr.
They are COMPOSED ofths oslebrAtsd Calisaya bark
Tintergreon, sassafrAs, rosts and herbs all pre-
'sr'sd In perfectly pure 81. orsix run. Fer par
'iealer'' So circulars AAd tsstizsniaIs arsuss
each bottle
Beware Of impostors. ExAmlns every bottls
see that 10 has our private 0. 9. stazp anauti-
lated over the cork, with plantation seems, and
our signature on ans steel plata side label. See
hat oHr bottle IL not rs-aIlsd with spurious Aad
leleierious staa. Any psFson Pretssding to sell
Plantation Bittsrs BY tbs gallon In baIk, is "a
mpsator. Any person initiating thts bottle. sr
'sling any other material thsrsis, whsthsr called
Plantation Bittsrs net, Is Aerissinal uadsr the
y. ;. Law, and will BE- 90 prosseatsd By us We
'lrsady have oHr eye several parties re- -aIiing
our bottles, &C., who will succeed in getting
themselves into close quarters. The dszand fsr
BRAKES Plantation bittsrs frsm ladies'. sIsrgy-
men, merchants, &c, is ineredibls. This simple
trial Of botte Is ths syidsnes present OF thsi,
worth and superiority, They sold By all r.
ipectable druggists, grocers, physicians, hotsis,
saloons. steamboats,. aud country stores.
p. II. DRAKE a co.
No. zo2 Broadway, n. J.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

ReB-A farmer hired a sailor 10 dig a
batch OF potatoes upon condition Of being
allowed a bottle Of whiskey to begin with.
In about an hour the farmer went TO see
how the son Of Neptune had progressed
with his business Of farming, when ne
iound him holding to stump, The bot.
tie lying at his feet, and no potatoes
Halo, you rascal said he, .'is this
The way you dig potatoes7''
III you want your potatoes dug, said
the sailor, hiecoughing, "bring EN- on,
Tor ! n not going TO run oil round the
lot after EN-" son 4,f.8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

Lot. Block. An't
Baker, william, urdv. hL sf
ST a. Of wharf property
below DivisoH strsst....-. -. az =
Ewing, O. kw G., NV y tbaIaaes 10 =
Keller, D. c., 8 lot fgroands ga
bounded on the vest By
Lest ST.. en- the east byan
alley, and en- tie south-
aAst hy --.---.--..----......-.... 1S....-... -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

Aiss, an extra large stock Of The latest patterns Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25
Setting al Orchard.

In preparing an orchard that all reia-n
rcmun-ratiye r-ops. 30 D. ~ abe frst ia-
portance o. select none bot the uo., thrfhr
trees. At .tunfei ana nioss-c1ve-r,i s-.sri-
mems should Pc rejected. even 81 oF~-rs A.
gih The land should bc deeply rl1ucb
"a and slhsoiied. Bot h suhsoiiing 10 rat
practicable. especial care should b. taken
IN making th- boxes for each tree. tls1t tle
son should D. loose and friable. not onIs
ahout The roots. bit under th~m. a GOOD
role CD observe BE- to make thc diameter Cd.
tbe hole. AZ least tsice thar q thr utu.s,
spread Of THE roots % fhe tree rti..tl-.
Ter thar no manure sboall bc appEsJ d.r.e,.
lvfo the roots. ard fhat so def-ir---s i-
the soil should he suppi.el iu thc AFTER cai
fivafion. For several wears. ard unfH fte
Young trees have boone eel establish I'D
ttr land should BE- devoted fo sr-h r-5-s a..
vii require manur.r- ard fhoroach c.Itva
taa every year. TIE distance 81 fhe tres.
from carh other. should rot b. Jess fhan
thirty fr-f tuf 81 'hf-k i1-tv fer ars-t b.
better. Msny hrrn,rs set fbsir trees taf
t-liv fssi apart. bat va-rs only ibis sr-
's al'ov-d. fh,v viIir st-v tes-. .i.sl.
e. ~ho'e rroand f.s i,b aa extent a. ,r
rruier if ra'ae'r.s o. any o-tsr r-ar. s-.I
% ne pr1laef. obi. lirl .- series OF
years sii Dol ulct i~ss than where more
room 81 ano~ed
Toe bet aTpies t1 clltisafe fr ui-fr-
usr. are Those rh.-t e. nee .,r.,ti. ..
r-ar.et apples. -anI t.e Barbr-r r....t
ed tae Baid~iH are ackno~i.drr8 81, t,.,
tls .-ai o. 1ur opinion. the Rioi, D..
lard Grrruinr b. a f-uit rot at gu irf.-..-
O.. those uamrl. bat ifs terrfr- r-aFr-.
a.. not so good a. tac E1sse-. and .fs ie.s
shery apl-a-ancc uak-s t I.st s1ushf fr
o. cable Elit than tie BafIrir 80 .f
uscsc varetiss are great bearers. aid CO.,
1roeniag ST tar.te better upon mo,.t a-I
uf.orained soils. than an VARIETY w.ta sh..i
we are aqusinsed
We thins Be- asiisrs tut Ht-le uhettr-
ZIP 'e-tre-s ar- trsnsriarlsf .a ,t. hu .-
sprisT. provided fhey src eel Get. t.tu..t
uo.t farmers fbe ssfama B.. Ore m..t ..,-
ver,rut sssson sid asfbe trees t-sasofs-t.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

Al that tinie. g. obsious reasons. arr more
lskely 20 vilhsla NJ he drouth II the 6rsi
summer. thar those transPlAnted IN tbc
spring. no sbosid give the Prcfcrcnce 20
that r.eriod Of the year.
We 10 not know Of any work especially
devoted 70 tbo cultivation OF The apple. boz
there are sevcral valuable works that trra,
% The subject IN connection Nth otbcr
fruits. ana among these q. Downing.
Fruits and Fruit Trc~s. and '-Cole'. Fruit
BOOK are held IN high esteem. The last
j. more especially adapted % Tie -oH and
climate Of New England. rPiosghman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25
Autumn PlOOghing and xanuriag.

Autumn PlOughing and Manuring.
10 our readers rcahzc The Importance
Ct improving these dsEgbtfui Autuun DAYS.
when the teams are IA suoh good condition.
IN getting the start 81 ue1t seasons work
by ian piosEAiag aRd manurinE The lands
which are 20 BE- planted IN The srring. We
fear thsi some ofthem do not; or The oxen
would no, be IN the barn Hnd the plough
rusting in the he'd.
Il l. question long IN dispute. whether
IL Is best TO apply manure 10 our grass
lands m Autumn or in early spring bet it
seems no~to be settled With great uhani
NIFTY that the best resslts. are derived ~
top dressing in Tie AL Theory and
= science claimed that thsrc ~ouli De waste
OF ammonia m the atnospbere When vegeta-
ton was too dormant 70 absorb Il. or a
waste Of other particles essential - the
growth % plants. when nanures vere spph-
Cd IN the AL. But esrefsl exPer imsnts
have again and sgain dcnaonstrated that the
grass crop Is very much the gamer from
applying the te-tiEzer. IN the aai urnnal
months. Where the trial has been fairly
male. and the different sIccts noted. Ne
believe tlere is no difference % opinion
among practical farmers upon this point
Nov then. IA. Il ever occurred 20 any
one thAi BY one The operation Of whatever
causes this beneficial result I attained IN
TIE grass crop. IL may apply equally vel 20
some cthers II not 20 al. Perh.p- a has.
and perhaps IL has not bat here T. scld
oP-ncd for Investigation and inquiry which
10 Wouid be vel for - 90 examine. II b
true that a. tAis season We are not apt 90
have s0ch larec supplies q manure a. in thc
spring. bat II rquaiiy Eood efects car D.
obtained from tie spplicafion oft-enfy sse
@ thirty per cent less manure 90 cora crop
nos. than by dsferring rs arplication un'il
spring. q - important that every fa-ulrr
should kno~ a. 80 that BE- NAV snake h
most Of What be- has
During a recent journey Ne me- a very IN
ieuigent and Prosperous fArmer from Yer
mont. Who in the course % conve rsaiion
upon this subject % ths bcst tame o. apply
Fertilizers 10 the Different crops stated HAT
Il vas his praciice ard that % his ncishbors
20 MANURE al their land IN th~ autumn. lie
sad thsf Ne lad tested It, advantage again
and again in comparison With manuring ia
the spring wiih The sane quantity sid KIND.
and thai IN every instance rhe crop ~ss
from one fourth 90 one third lsr-rr rberc
Pc dressed his co-rfelds IN tLe fall We
suggested thai his practios va directly op-
Posite % that Which se Parssed and which
generally prevails upon New Englsna
farms. In asserting % uhi~h. b. stated
thai Us own opinions and pr,.iuliccs were
strongly against the system. bat thai the
succc>s % one % his nci-ibors induced h.u
a. rnakc - shc eNPerirnsn; for his osl satis-
faaioa. an be was ssrpri-~d an sratifed
90 Ind, that shat has ne shbor had Ga aimed
Tor his method VS. most ahundaniiy vcrifsl
vfhuut eNccPiion in a series Of YEAR. and
thar alb frieals Who bad tested ,he mat
ter A. hc had doac. scrc also satisfied "a
the great gain to iieir crops ~ rhr aI
p'o1-i 'ns and aararin-of iheir lands DE-
voted o. ile p-1jarion g Irdian corn
Mas, Ploughman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

s lsEl.i H2r ro MuAms. a LADY
"oTr-rondent of ths Poo. ama.. recon
neri' fae alr '.-lf.1a afa s.r.a- detection
oi iannin Al speeds arI efr-flal cure f.r
i.r soreness BOB Co., teus al rII-r A o
CIV q, nay ao o1s,ncI at u- drug
s'or''. ani q ies cents vorh d. s1F ,-t
i' pisces Eh-re o. prepared lr1r ennnst
f.i- D o'ta.acl.a strong Ca uals 81
.'t ~ a'r.o.s sars ard aIrH,I t-.. o.
dh} i'r irv DAYS ia saco,....a ~Hl o..
i.-1i i, an'rer o. p1-I-.se nearly a.s.I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25
Diuretic Componnd

- thr ~prrsni Dsscasrs 81 tt~ stnslv OrIrs-s
rssaItng trrn irarru. .rrrr anl saafaefon. lhts
49, rrurrtt rnarn,rs esther nafsHr Car.airn.
t'i~ts. ruTr-r-itar. er nrv ofh~r uanssaes fruss.
t-t bel aa e-raaf r~r-fstar i-.a.f. rassaaf FL 80
taste tat saleI. -r1 iur rirnnssar. aaf hrarar ra
90 rrs-rai 90. -r-rfIs alasrnr ar hraf anf rrrt-
fsftsn on fhr urlsarF passaErs- he-. th~rricrs
. D. have heru s~s.ls-tag tnsa hsisaa. Ca.--ra
cilhrr e. rsTsus raisfur~s &C. uuru- ~ silfa
D. 49, nnri - aaf raL. fear trraih I'D
r'athra arr hIira -fh &C. 49, e..ar. thrn- 80 sv
fhr fls1astirg ulfNtnrrs ard s~rsi c. = trttT =,
tars ~ kfserF rh.rh -. ref rn'r rarr vrs
rf $50 isat % 81 afsa r'rarse BE- .tsfraa fr.-a
~ fn.s irrt- sl 60 sturrs 49, have t-~n
l-rru trAirg 81 hnr. -E~Chraair ~ss-.. th.t
harr rrslsrsi sHkla TT frrsfaus g. ua..fhs a.f
Trrr sraf.. r asf' rarF s-tassalsrsiH Trr ua.f
q 80 ss r-rr~srs.red - u-rasE -rr a. --f..f.f
De- he.tr rrarral's su.srrraf. Frrr~ - $50
~ FNrfrss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

WHITE frorr-rfos. Macy ti--rsv ~. m
can not b. zroua at ths no-tb. 81 f-f fs
thfn'seirrs. r'ay 30. vi'h slight ,ov--i--
Ary non-r1nla.t.ar material that ell .ot
pax from che ~ lgbt oftbe sn9- ril a..
sver Boughs of cedar ari CHER ever
greens. and sat ias. ani bay from e.
MARSHES. consisting .- good part 20 s.l-es
al i.rns. All f-,., leaves. arc al prefer.
able to strau. '.r covering iess of .t-ar-
he-ries. &C. Tender st-lt. .-e bond sp
.r st-t-. or lave barrel s- tsr -.--.l
ot.r hem. Gufe vines. r...s. ste s-,
ar1t down and covered u.,i a ieu ,..t..
oi Cd. th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

Zivc Mrs Pavs Erpc-iue-,, 4, E--.
ia'i iaso recentiy be-n na., rers-l-y
tle effects ofz.ac aFaa nIk. rnd .t "a.
fond ttat mik kept IN rice vessels -.l
eortfnue sv,et for or ftc ho1r longer
thar h - in scssei' 70 any other ntie-.af
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25
Importing Houses.

q. no-t.a. - thluk - cas- f-rui-h grsis h~.r
~ thaa raa b. truri fhrs slis q uu.taa
Hs 49, IS ATCHF> - tu1-rirau $500. 80.
li-h 80 Fs-aeh. Hra,iag 80 Op-s Fse~f. Gel
-lisrr 80 tsfit ca-rs-
~PECrNCLE~ 81 90 ktai.. so 49, qusutit,
nj Ei-s- to 81 iu oit .p~cts-- to--. o. r-if 49,
nna
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25
American and Foreign Pa tents
II. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Lafs Ar~-fsf a. =. Psls-f 49,. Ne tl-rr-.
l.st,r A. ~ i~E7.l
70 state, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON

4 FrER IN esteusiFe pfarilrs oi arssr's af -
n we've. eenfIna-s o. sfrure rarfHfs IN frr
aitr ~farrs aI-s. ta t,rrsI urIfr.r. raar al rI
eitff .rf ~ rarrrrfs. Carrrfs - lr. tlarf.r 4
Hsnts. ArstEaurnfs. anf go fanrrs er prasaar-
e. Fsisats. es-ruf.-. 80 .ilefai frrrus. 80 49,
te-nafrh E--.s 80 r.afr irfs Arffirsn .sr
Tor~frn surks fn .rterunla- ths tairf.fs or ri o.
o. 81 fat~afs rr iaserfiars-ant l-rsf 10 ufh~r
sarscs sro.lrst 10 90 lsatters tsrht 90 th- 49,
Cer' fthe clsiras of say rarsat hraishei ~
s~-nfrfirr oar daliar. A. gaurrats rrraraef -
N astirgtsH.
Ths sr-ars 81. sst oui, thr .-rgfsi ia NJ -
bee. lrf thFrsEh r tnFrnf.fs hatr s.IraafaErs g.
.srursag ratrais. I'll s.crrt.fntaE ne paicatsilfs
81 tarrutrsrs. uafsrTrrs-sd -, 81 90
Is srl.rr 80 tn. ara wh1rh CO hr rrrrr. fhrrl
s,srsh-r~- ~ tr-ftaaniai. 49, rivsa prove
e. - ---- j. NoEE StCFfS>Tf 4 At TWE
fAttNI OFFICE fhtr fhe .s.iuzrrItrr. sd
~ffNE~~ y TtTE hE-r FHnef go Az
NANTAst,~ ANp ABILITY. n -a-ua s.id
ihat h. has aizratsaf rrs-sa to t-'r-se. ani GO
f.rors. thsf af cher a6,rr 81 th- ktal .r~ "a
sh-rE~s &C. rrairs-tsssi srrrr -es - .l.-isra -
t-~afs sear- ra-f. has rarI.ri htn fa ar-n---l.tr
vat r...rrrrsn af -si-rsarsfraas anf asr.sI o.
ctstrns rrlsr. 30 fo rlr-nfs.
lh~sr. i~sli~s b. rsrrsrlsr litrars 81 s..l So
userhaarcaI ~.rks. aaI q i arc.auars 81 l..frnrs
graai-t a. ~ lrit-i sale. asi fsrut-s. rru.i-r
80 - t-ss,a ~ r. s-iiaa. io oaer s.s-rssr f.
ri-ii'e. O. 49, .nioE f.stsats-
A. u~cr--tis 81 I.ur-sf e. Nashtaroa. g.
rrrcrIs I.afraf. $40 H. usas Errat 1rist thrr~
arr trrr sarr,i irrrnisrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25
farmtrs' department.


tnthc srts I'D sci~rc~s Testainrrs 81 hsr. ~
ell inksd toCethsr .suca irt ats 4, ccrurC
- sin rrlcsiturr-AcNrcoHa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25
Jowolry Repaired.
Letter Engrsuag ncstIy EHscuted.
E[Cash pait for oit q .ii aat silver
EFHaELHtLt. oct- s. isCa -

NOTICE. q is uirh rt.ssurf ftat raa Doe
lrrua me paia.r fhaf ~. olu.a n. Tultrs.f 49,
rstsn us p.acr at it~ aif starl Cd H~tkrfH.H
o. -arA~t sitt 80 g. tse years r.asf. aad aaa
'rer OBJ sas Z th.a. h~ utf rir- fa cd uhs aas
-su upau hlua. Co. ssr,stsrl..-
s.. ABBOTT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

Prio- $40 RENtMnER' Thr- r.riaria~ h. &C.,
sfrnrH rxrrr.sh I.r 0s-rtssfr rrs-r. or utich
an athrr CIfF ~ rru.ra~s rf go CO have frilrt
fo co. s. nsr rnsf H fs enrrrrfe.I as rrrrrr-enrr.
81 errre rrsr.rrf ar 80 rrarr sfn II. rrlrr.i..I
r[pTW 80 MUTATIONS a-1 80
pea a fh.-- hav.rg ruuetertrrf RI ~ iatraa
B rearr 60 thr r-rr-.sr III trrrrrrnn ~ r~a-
a.af u-irss rrrrha-rf |irecf', ofth ~ af 49,
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Il 500. Ii.

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a -.f.-.. frr ri .rsrrI fol Hf.araf- Frss.... =
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aa frsasr-.rIsfa.e sf K-rrrfs .r~rI..fef Gee -a A.
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Nf.-r. - - Israanrs ~t.. Sos H.rk
PORTLAND. ME
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

COUNTRY DEALERS ~iu A. 49, o. cal
nsus 49, ave fssir tr~ighf frou the rits.
fEnDIEN~ 49, SCI OF So fh-ir ats.ufng~ e.
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- NEW foRg, Nay 10.
- The If'canss special, sted headquarters
LIB, says tho enemy still hold, his linz
northeast Il Spottsy lvsnis.
lnc iuil supply Of rs,ions to cur zen is
kept up, aid there will be 10 delsy on thst
account.
BE ckiDridg.'- ard other rebel forces
ha:e hot jlned Ire, tut are kept busy
gura.rg L..'s coDnuaicstioD.
The !siJuf..'s correspondent With Oe:i.
S,gei says sisel's lcss is COO aud the rebel
loGs Go
ray 1,buns csIrcsponlcn: at Gen. But.
lcs'. heat quarter, Oh Friday, say:
T. an nqsify irom Ger. Butler, Al
u.ir.i L . gaze as reason ilr tie delay u
tie nest II cooperating, taat owing I,
.hoal water in tic Trent, AMI rebel to-.
pcdoes, il aoui1 be d fl .uIt Il not iuprac
';c.ble az present. t. get Up IS ugh As 10.
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| bank Ct the Jsg,.s Il yer and iI,erlcr,
Will Is a.oy, nlnts. Sub.cqncntly, Low
ever, tie Admiral aa7acce1 with the in
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A sptcia. to TIE E-!leun tays:
NAsnfsGroy, Nay Is.
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vii bc taken E5Iia tg-:atIroT. lie ri
els tad intcrrec il Ia .l-ea eli II VA
loo much deconpJ-ed - c,Dha.m.
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teisbnrg, wac has l4st escaped, iniJiuls u
t.2t L, au.egard has been rciu!JIcs by
kAusom's d.y Oh, aud che rc,cis wcr.
Gro sdlpg their ~: ces le,o Rchmcud by " i,
i b uasolio aud D4.vil.e.
Ii, states that ta.fe are ivs isoa-c i.
at E.cl,uu..j, a:d TIA, there arc Lcav,
batteries On TIE J ,,nes Il ser i.oul " 81:
wies'- u DIZZY, E.uiis
IL. .ieycS tat tie reb..s are max 'ne
IS. fy ,ii II to PUT tAsir strength .4'o L =
lTr.y against Grant.
IL says tie prevailing opinion 10 il,
c9ua'ty around X .4l.ips.I j. tA-t i Tie!
can told Tie CAPITA dusiag III cl:aplg ~
,Lo war termtnates, cons, uucntiy every
II 1T IS directed to ~ aLitncr.
TIC .cbe.s have ct c9Alacec. IN II,
senoa'-Alp u lie, ald ls.r,s, t+e or..s
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"a . week since uld.r aay other coil
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