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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-01
official Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

t5tsi0 ll-- w AR IMPAIRMENT,
WAsHINeToN, Monday, Aug 20, 1864
To Maj. Gen. Dix,
/. The capture Of Fort Morgan is fully con
frmed by dispatches from Gems Grant and
Sherman, who derive their information from
Richmond and Mobile papers
II appears from Gen. Grants dispatch to
the President, just received, that Fort Morgan
has surrendered.
CITY POINT, Aug. 29,-To Abraham Lin
coin, President of the U. S.: Since my dis
patch of this morning have received the
Richmond SeatjaeJ of the 9th, 1t contains
the following dispatch from Mobile.
The report of the surrender of Fort Morgan
was most unexpected. We await an Q x
PLANTATION of so unfortunate an occurrence.
The qress of Mobile is hopeful and confident
of their ability to hold the city.
GSigned,) U. S. GRANT.
80 4 Lieut.. Gen.
The latest intelligence from 1.-THE Shenan-
doan Valley represents that large party Of
the rebel force has withdrawn towards Rich
mond Go ts.s .f. s...5 ..'a -.-4
The last report from Gen. Sherman repre-
SCENTS that thus far bis recent movements;to
occupy the rebel lines Of supply, have been
sue cessfui +...
1'' (Signed,) E. NJ SrAxroS,
4. Secretary Of War.
There ig a girl Of IS Years and 100 pound,
at Potosi, Wis.
The crops at Porto Rico cotton, sugar and
coffee promise well. ' ~ 7s'' ia
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-01

81 It seems to be fact that United
States greenback that has been torn or mu-
tilated VIII epY be received for the repre-
sentative value OF the portion remaining
If one-half of 10 note is gone, it will be
received for but So one-fouth, 81, 90, and
! 80 on.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-01

NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK,
IL NESS, etc, can be cured by who has really
cured himself and hundreds of othors, and will tell
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD II TRAvER,
ly13 Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-01

AUCTION SALEi
SHALL SELL Bay Mare, years old, also
quahty oil househod furniture, at publ; auction,
noon, the Market Square, in the city of Kenosha
Sa lie to be absolute to the highest bidder.
WALLACE MYoAFT
Auctioneer.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-01

way-in any way 80 that it be done by the
1nenuae.zIzaInnot-a statesman @orza=p oliti-
elan, and sdo not know j ust how such q
pfaii could be carried out but You get the
idea-tfat the people shall decide the gues-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-01
General Election Notice.

EDITOR q PROPRIbTOR
Northwestern corner of Fulton 4 Nassau Ste.
New York City, N. Y.
There are no travelling agents for the HERALD.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-01

New YORK, Aug. 27.-The New York Times
special at City Point says: ''About four o.
clock Thursday morning, the enemy in front
of Buffers right wing made sortie and
were repulsed. We took 60 prisoners, includ-
ing two officers. The attack was probably
intended to feel our strength, the fact hav-
ing become known that there were changes
taking place yesterday in the disposition of
our troops. On our side the casualties were
twenty.
EGEIcn,,,harn In thn n,,r,,r oil L. c.,,;on
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-06

An AMUSING INcIDElrr.-O6e Of the train
hands on the Western and Atlantic railroad
whose mother was, by the late advance Of
Sherman's forces on the line Of the rosG,
thrown into tile euemy's lines-sttempted,
and succeeded in paying The old lady a visit,
but on bis return, in passing warily thro' the
woods he, at soire s1ort cists,cc before him,
discovered a stalwart Yankee With muSket in
hand who ut once hailed him. Not under
standing what the Iamkee said, and not he
ing armed IN defend himself fn>m so foymida.
Bile foe, lie made ,racks'-:hat is, ran
from the Yankee rs fast aS bis legs could car
ry him. But Yankee vas not tn he nntdone;
he, too. ran. pursuing our train hand, shout
ing at the top Of his voice tor him to. stop
but Il nasg stop did our flying friend make,
until H1ank' had fairly run him down.
Those YankS can run much ias,er than our
bnys.) Terrified. he begged fsr his life But
what was his surprise when the Yankee told
him to take his musket and lead bin, ss
deserter, into the Confederate l;nes-that he
WAS tired. of the war, and wished to surrender
to the rehcia He was. sfersfore, marched
into our lies at Big Shanty, Mhere, whi-e
"train hand' Was prouGly nnrratipg in the
parlor nf,hs hotel there, tie gallant Geat be
had performed in bringing ia the deserving
prisonsr. Yank" WAS Amusing q nuu,htr o'
persons in front ofthr housewife his sccoult
Of the capture and surrender, which caused
no little merrimcnt at the expense of our ad.
ventufous srain-hand, who is still, We are
t.,ld, not a little sore at his singular adven-
ture, though peraaps plea ed at not being
prsoaer himse!.-atlanta lnteligencer.
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eg It. i. stated that General PIloms.rw with
about five thod.ana cava!ry, has srccecdcl in get
ting into the r-of sherman'' army, and is ope-
,,,isc successfully. This' ma; aecoun. for the
.ostless charge Of Sherlaan an CUT lines on Non
d.v. If tho statcmep, S-sorsec:, sl.srmans fa.s
is seasel.
sss- The Northern rarcss say ths latest Con
;.ler..s guerilla dodgs for aeuoyia bonts to land
i, the placing OF sai5 dressed so!orea women en-
.ac river hanks, who hail ting otgeesa II ii" sea!9
or sud ask to be taknn on ooard. !
Tho Yankee papers are especially rsxcd Of fee-
;or t.e California gold going to Europe. The !ast
x.sso, that srriyel at Panama had :S:ao,350 for
Now York aud ssoAgo9 for Europe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-06

wide circulation in the South, showing as itdoes'
the invinciblc strength of UnivorsAlism. In addi-
ton to these he put forth several pamphlet works
containing sermons, or essays on important oc-
'casi"ns. -,
lie had yeveral oral debates on our distinguish
ing dcctrire, and always acquitted himself hand
somoly. He met Rsv.w. P. HARRISON Metho-
dist, il Macon, Miss; DR.. HOOKER, campbOllits,
at Mount Hebron, Ala, and DR.. Huon1Rr, OF
Virginia. The result of these discussions was
hiShy beneGeisl'to our cause.
But ho has gonc from our midst, to JOIN .'no
redeemed hosts On high-wbcre he will realize
the full frution Of that faith he so much delight
ed to preach. ,,-nrrcc
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An Incident ofthe iYar.

A correspondent Of the ColuRbus (Ga.
Sun, writing from Pollard; Ala., says:
This war has given rise to many incidents
that Mrs. Partington would call "morantic.''
Let me tell one though I know of another
precisely similar, with tie exception of tho
fainting. -,
A gentleman residing in one one Of the
western counties Of Alabama, bordering on
Mississippi, volunteered early in the. war.
He was in easy circumstances, and had an
amiable an interesting 4amily.
In the course Of tiine he was engaged in
a battle, and the report reached home that
he had been killed, but as the sequel will
show, he was only prisoner.
His widow shed some natural tearsn and
either in accHdance with the-feelngs of her
heart, or in obedience to the requirements Of
society in such cases, she wore weeds for a
short time. Weeds became the widow, .hc
was peedlly wooed and as speedily won. In
six or eight months-a time entirely too brief,
even for the fastest OF the last-sne blush.
ingly gave her hand with her heart in it.
and became a willing saeriiice at Hytnen's
alter.
In due course of lime, hnbby" No. 7, was
Te'cisSu iTUW prl9oiI' Eticitlt1hb DlnlSe:I
with The deIusive belief that there wxs an.
"eye would watch his coni.g, and look
brighter wben'he came," he duifuily hssteu
ed home, turning reither to .lc right ror lhe
left Buoyed by the present surprise he lad
ilisresr'fye for his, wife, time .red swiftly, ard
o'clock found his face in his own;door. All.
had retired for the night bnt he Vie. She
saw him. shrickeC and swconcd. Restora-
tivts were applied anian explanation ensucd.
Number one sought shelter in 81 me other
shed that night, and the curtain WAS dropped
between them forever.
1t is too serious subject for jest. Who
could Jest at the agonv endured BY that " sad
nys,crv," the heart.
The happiness of.tLrce persons is shatier
ed, if not utterly wrecked, in consequence CT
the absurd opinion prevalent in scnIe ll,ces.
that after the war the supply Of husbands
will fail below the lden,aud. Courage and
hope, ladies'. The nala population had
considerable preponderunee at the South be-
fore the war, unless am esregiously mis-
taken
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-06

An ACT ia RAISE MoSkY To TNcsEAsE THE
PAY OF SoLp1ERs.--The following Act makes
an important addition to The taxes, as esab!
lishcd by other laws;
The Congress of the Confederate States OF
America do enact, Thet nIon oil snhjects OF u
taxation, under existing ra1 laws, there shall
be assessed and lewi,d q tax .cquel to enc
Nth Of the amount Of the present tax on the
same subjects for the year. lS64; wh'eh tex
shallySe payable only IN Com. deratorIrea;
urr notes; of the new issue, and shall be Col
lected at the ssmc times with other taxes on
tie same subjects, under laws now in force.
SEc .. Tie money arising from tho tex
hereby imposed, shall be appropriated, first
to the payment ofthe increased compensation
of the soldiers, under the Act passed at th!e
present session. :,
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' To L. o BnIpEwsLt.5
Msjor 1t O. 81, Aususta, Ga.

In nee rdanoe with The above, l call upor the
Citizens, in the Counties and ri tr.c:s named,
to sei ull surplus Wool othe Goveinment Ths
necessity il great; snd AZ the Soldiers who are
defending y0ur homes cen only be clothed by
ssilipgus your Wool, ! trust all patriotic and
loyal men viii &C willing to assist ay Agents
will traverse the whole District Parties living
n. conTsuent distances to Augusta. can send theiz
Wool to me- Sacks will be returned. Wool will
be received arany ,Rail Road Depot or citation in
the District -,
prices: =
For III. Unxasl.aa good Wool (a.sbl l.......s7.oa
nr for I ID. Uawssh-d good Wool. y yards 4-&
Shirtings or y.5 Sbeetinga: orz3 y. os:osna.
burys; or II lbs. No. 6 COrten Yarni Il lbs. Me-
s Cottcn Yarn or II. NJ. 10 Cotton Yarn o.
lib. No. II Cottnn Yarn.
I. Permission has been asked. and v:G be granted,
&. i.nata.s ii, Wool ie the hsida II speealntora--
hut his:is disagrseabls il is hoped these prieas
will induce tho farmer "a sell at onse to the Gov
ernmcnt Cor the bcn,at of tho soldiers. Cores
pondcncc desired With ZOO! nsn in all parts o{
the District. Any person having detail, ssl.ipg
hs wool to any other than en Agsus Of ths 8. g.,
will forfeit hi, detail.
T.. 0. BIIDEWELL, {
Major / Q. 81.
Mr.. .E.J. YoUNGDLo0D, ct EdgeG.ld 9. r.,
is hereby appointed Assa1 10. Eastield District.
June II z*
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Private Hotels.

Mike has made scvera! 4nportsn. discorc-
ries in his recent raid through ,he South
west. H. says hs has isl touaa out what n
"triTatc fotel' is. Hs has f;ound several 'n'
then, i'll his travels, .-ud they .sTo truly very
peculiar institutions.
He says their bellsaud goigs make as much
clsiler rs if there Was really w'mething on
Tue .a,...o to Gail the puhl;c 10, but when one
gets there he sees ncthirg bnt empty plales
r.,.~"tlv, the walters will be- sren dispensing
different articles Of provender gcner-
ally to ;ho military gen,emnn With st&rs cud
bars ON their collars, ard when ypn ask .i.cIn
70 give you some % thai, wlist that Ieler's
got'"' the waiter will look al you JUS, q. 2 faro
draler does when he "rskes down your pile, v
looks as if lie had "chawcd" you, and iano-
Gently says.
"Tha''s private, sirl''
Then. yon look around 20 secwhat else might
suit Your tasts, and YOU SIRE anoher chap
with eggs. You think, well, egg, areseoT,-
mon enough, dear knows
"WcIl- rive ME some rggs hcr.o
""D.n.'s private too. sir. De genlmen fotch
'em here al w caak 'cm for him.
Give me some potatoes, then, suppose
epc} rc !'Hs pifvhC.. / salo, iono enough w
at.fact all the eyes around the table.
:. es, nlassan ndemS private tno-ba: kin
9Th you s,:r1e cprn Irea, an; HI hevo's some
SGit. Gu here's some corn bread"
~Give me soms of that butter, you black
rascal" said, aggravated, as indeed it shoul!
make anybody feel Saio was paying eight dol
! lars day fer board.
".Well, massa, clare, massa, dat's erivate
too! Here's so2e salt
Spying another aiggar, motioned him to
me, thinking would slip 'bribe into his
fingers, anu possibly get some Of the private
dishes. lie csmc reluctantly, and as OK
teuded my hand with 8 promise to pay 10 il
lie stopped, and said in o low tone;:
"I's priynts servant. Tsassa.n
This capped tie climax, and4f determined
to finish ihy meal Of corlrdodger aud salt
land take the next train for q change.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-06

The negroes arc deeert!nG in large numbers
from the Ypukee troops around.. TiOksIurs wh' n
Ovcr they have an opportunity. Thoso who mako
their esoNro into Dixie are very penitens' and say
thlt ri of thgm would como if thSy could.
sE- a worthy old farmer waS called on last
Saturday says tho Prairie Nsws, sc- his mules to
assist iu bringing tho captured wagons from 'nS
baitl, field. His enthusiastic rop:y was; " i ss'
stan Forrest enn got anything rso got; just isase
tho old woman, sud he'd welcome t0 al! the nAl
|. .slcs,"
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CANDIDATES.
For Tax Collector. u
W. II. HOLLOWAY,
BENZ. ROPER,
STARTLING TURNER,
CHARLES CARTEE.
BERRY HORNE, .-.
Enrolling Office,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,


June Goth. 1864.
n ALL pertons in this District who have heen
Es heretofore exempted By tho. payieeht, to the
Government, OF Dive hundr.d tS.6o) dollars, srs
hereby ordered to report IT this 0icc for the re-
ncwal Of the said exemption,
II. All pcrs3ns Sto we're essnp'cd in the
,lpnnrtr mentioned a.hoye, and uhs have rever
rap"red II til, OEicc, ard sjrcr up their old
certificates Of exemption, src hereby not'ssd that
they are still subject to arrest persons evedinS
conacription. Their old certificates hayo been
revoked, and nothing but u renewal of the Same
will protect then:.. Their names. have boen
sfns,d frnu the b".k, df thif oiiieo IS exempted
m6h, ami they will how have to report in person
and havo the snms rc-enier.d.
III. All non commissioned nfieers md aol-
licr, in this District, in connection with this
Once, arc hereby ordered to arre,t wherever
founI, and. bring tp this uies, all. such persons
as gre mentioned in tho at Paragraph .sf this
order.
T. ]. MOSES, Jr,
Lieut.. Enrolling Officer.
.Tune'91
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Juno Il
-stravgd or Stolen.

srRAyED about four wssk.r ago, fron U9;
ID rs.;5an 70 one mile frsn Meeting Street r. Q.
~ DARN MARE MULE. With black '.rips sn
=, bnrk and It's knses and ancles, aged swe yoats
i.s, Anril. Ishai on . yoke whea it left. Any
informa,ion coaoerning said ,nals thankfully ro-
cs;vxd, and suitable reward VIII be- psidfvr tho
'''' lEcJEoA oEzTs-
june al Il A.:
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Strayed.

STRAYED.on or about tho Stu inss, fron:my
~ residence, sone mile Eas. Of Gigs! Church,
B;Y MARE, with Que or inore white feet Re
other marks RON enlaerei. Aged thras yesr,. All
information concerning said mare thansfally re-
csiTed, and n suitable reward will DO paid.
LEWIS REYNOLDS. 9.
Pleasant L.ne, May "a II :"
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Strayied

ENRON ny plsntahsn In sariv.a cannis, So.
on tho ,s:h ins..,, , nlssk Her.s Il uLh, trim
insa., two r.srs cid. ,WhsVsssst heard f.en cara
Mule Was nspr the Pine Houss, making his ssy
10 saIuaa. A liberal, rewa:d will be giren .ier
information as to wHste said Muls MAY Ae foupd.
Address Mai. VIM. Stroller, Cele:ssH's xshonas,
Fd.snGld Distyirt, or tho Subscriber 81 os0eSn'
r. o'' s'fi'sA '01H''' e wN. COLEMAN.
ats 80
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H,,rial Gases ]!

ksep constantly on hand full stock Of Halnu.
4 and Mahogany CoFFINS, which, from and
after ,h;s tlat., will bo Iol 70. CASH, aud at
prices rs tsasouable rs the times viii! admit Of.
Th. u.e Sf III. jIEARSE will DC charged for-
acc. r.ii1g to III, sa'ns ratio.
rdrefsld, $. c., Oct 10, 1854. If ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-06

A Rival Of MOllYStnrk.

Every school-boy knows tho history OF tue
revolutionary heroine, who toro up her tisn-
mel pctticoat 1.-THE ladies' will excuse us~ for
spelling such sacred word aloud} to make
cartridges but Molly Stark has her rival.
A few days ago, number Of wounded soit
diers arrived at Chester, and, us our noble
women there always do, they bestowed upon
them every attention, gave them food, rest
and reb6ndsged their wounds. 1t appears,
however, that the bandages one day were ey
haustcd before all the soldiers wero Supplied.
Whercupou, one of the ladies, with'a ouinbi.
nation, ingenuity, patriotism, impulse, and
generosity common only 10 the gentler sex,
stepped aside, loosened something which fell
to ihe ground, lifted her nretty feet c1oofit,
and, then tearing 1t into strins,, deliberately
proceeded to replena;;ssiil ihesupply Of baudaSes
required, ~. !.
/ 1t was one 6t1hosctouching incidents which
humaA naturecan scarce help admir'ns un'
der eng circumstances; and We reutnre the
remark. that there was not an arm or limb
bound by that tidy bit Of embroidered linen
that didn't feel heap" better, from more
association il nothing else.-Sonth Csroli'
| Iiian.
sn Eighteen aatQst5, iaa.ol With artiller,
| sud wasons. eartGred.by Forrest have arrived n
Meridian.
SeS> The remains of the lato Lien.ennnt-Gen
! crSa Polk were consigned 10 earth at Augusta, OF
Wednesday, With altthut solemn ceremonial DO
S,sips ths cesssiQu.
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June
IMPORTANT WOOL NOTICE,

ATLANTA, GA, MAY i1TE 1851.
VTnU aru hereby sppointed Agent fofrthe COL
Il. lectiug of Wool fos the use Of c. s. Army
in District al" comprising the Counties Of Rich
,noad, Columbia; Gla.scpck, Txlliaferro, Warren,
Wilkes, Lincoln and Eibert. in the State Of Goor-
gis, and tho Districts of Edgs6eld, Barnwsll,
Abbeville, OranssLurg, Laurence snd Nsvberry,
South Carvlina.
.YoursJtc.,
e.. .W.CUNNINGHAM,
= Mpjcr b. q NJ
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Administrators Notice.

A IL person, indebted to the Estate. .: Rn.
"A Tvncy. cd. will pay tas sar>Ir without delay,
aai ho,o having claius against said Estate .td
notiGea.to render .hem ia properly .1sstsd, to
DR.. ]. j. C@ar.ney. Agent for tho Adminis'rator,
fqHhsi:h, as wo desire 10 close up the Estate ss
'''A - f'' GEO. J. foNEY, Ad'er.
Nov.25 lyS IL
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Notice.

A ppLIcATJoN will 80 aads at to eest aita
"A ting Of :he L: :gi,laturo Of sou.h Carolina
TO increase the rate of Toll at the Ssnd Bar Ferry
ON tho Savannah River. near tks city of AuyustI:
L. Il. wHATLEY, Proprietor.
II I'll
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E;stete Notice.

A4ET. per,o,.s in ..nywi.s Indicated to The Estate,
IA OF t. N. ronn, dsc'd, arc earnestly requess-
rd 30 ncnc forward and settle up without delay.
Th..e having claims against soid Rs:ats will zen
der them in, properly attestsd at an sar!v aSts'
G.. L. PEEN, Adm'or .,
Aur4 Il 81
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Estate Notice.

UpsRsoNS having claims against the, Estats OF
4 = Dr.. +. Bland, deo'd:, are rOqasstea 80 pre-
,vnt tho same forthwith to Ar. James ~. hafi,-
son, who is mxeaushorizca Agent IN 'as!tiins ap
the busin ess dsttho Es.ste.
r. z. BLAND Adn'x. :
Newt If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-06

L1 When you see young man end a
wolna', walking down the street. lcariag
against each othcr. like u pair of badly hacl'-
ed oxen, he assured that they ore bent on
consolidation.
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Some maiden ladies' made soIiers' shirts
abou, foot tooshnrt, having ma pattern to
20 by, and but little information. \ wae
wrote on their bundle:
"Likr n man without wife,
Like ship without sail,
The oldest thing in lifo
Is shirt wthaut 7-pyoper lerfgth."
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Candidates for ths Legisialnre.'

MAJ. JOHN E. BACON,
Dir. A. W.. Y0UEGBLo0D.
W. W. ADAMS, Esq.
F.A. TOWNSEND, ESQ.,
DIR. H.. H. COOK,
Grs. 4. G. II. DUNovANr,
MAJ. A. J. HAMMOND,
Col. JOHN HrIET;
CART. LEWIS JONgI.
DR.. ". y. JENNINGS.
REv. A. w.. LINDLER.
J. P. MICKJEls, Egg.
GEO. D. TILLMAN, ESQ.
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In Chicksaw county, Miss, on the 9th nlt,
by John Brown, Esq, Nj. Lorenzo Day to
Miss Martha A. Week.
A dsy is mads--a week is lost.
Bot time should not complain;
She.enl 500 be little days enough
To make the wook again.
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sY' Eighteen aatQats, laatol with artillery
sud wasons eartdred.by Forrest, have arrived mt
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Nay 81
The weekly union record., 1864-02-20
A NEW LEASE OF LIFE.
A NEW LEASE OF LEE

Dr. kadways Pills have granted me a new lease
oil lie. For fifteen years have suffered with Dys-
PepSa, tCostivcness, Indigestion. have taken .
car-losd of pills of different make but the relief
afforded by their operation was at the cost of severe
suffering from Piles Ii stopped taking these one
week, the old difficulty would trouble me- at hss
struck a vein of gold, in Railways Pills-the first
dose acted so differently from all other pills that
hoped for cnre-sx boxes made q new man OF
me; am completely cured No straining, no piles.
no weakness followed their use. gained strength
with their use | have not taken any physic for
over year, and am rugged, strong and hearty
as pear JAMES W. FosDIck
Clinton Town, Clinton Co. n Y
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
HOsTETTER, SMITH q DEAN.
Sole Agents for Pacific Coast.
San Farncisce.