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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-10

CA1ro. Feb. 9.-The steamer Ill.

CAIRO, Feb. 9.-The steamer Iiiil
from New Orleans, 10Th, with q he
cargo of sugar and molasses, has a..
ed. The officers learned at island
that the steamer Gellen had been seiz.
by gueirilIas under Col. Gle, and us
her-t to ferry their horses, mules
wagons to the Mississippi side. 2
also 'ool Nj. Cole, manager of The q
ernrent woodward and 20 conirob
They released the negroes after eros
but CARED Cole and the man
guard of the wood yard with them,
il was said would be hanged They
ried property from Bolliver landing
burned the town. No harm was doue
the boat or cargo.
The STEAMER Dunlieth, of Nashvill
with the j9th I'LL Infantry veteran "
unteers, about 800 strong enr0ute hon
has arrived.
Z he day fixed for the election q N
bers to the Constitutional Convent
will be the lsl Monday in April
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 9.-Gen. Mea
whose health has revived since he &
been here, is having a reception tod
at Independence Hall 4 large mum il
Of citizens are paying their respects
the hero of Gettysburg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-10

FoGT MONROE Feb 9.-The Richmor9
Sentinel Of the 9th says our army ia
fallen back sixteen miles from Newbarr
finding the Notifications so strong iia.
it could not be taken without great .oss
Col. Shaw YVES captured and shot.
The Hon. John Wilcox, NJ c.,
Texas, died last Saturday in Richmonj,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-10
DRY GOODS.
New DeIains,

HS GO @kzrGS-
IRON to 40 Springs. We have IN endless
i variety OF HooD skirts Of the best makes, and
which we are selling at Eastern prices.
SCHAPKER Il BUSSING,
Nos A. and - Main Street.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26


Ere and sword showing clearly that bis dsssrmInsibi
10 xe no step backward His force, cavalry ipcIuded
s not believed 20 exceed thirty thousand mon; snd 10
seems certain that, vigorous measures arc taken ~
our generals. he must bs checked aud destroyed. Il y
impossible be should be able 10 support his army the
counry--a TACT which alone must very soon smbarrssj
him sorey.
Most persons seem TO have very little idea Of lhs sus-
zion OF the railroads 10 tho country In which sherm II
now operating We win endeayor TO make n a clear ~
We can
Two railroads, besides the Chattanooga, which runs
north, have thor rise in Atlanta. the Georgia Railroad
runs nearly duo east strikes the South Carolina boundary
o. Hamburg becomes thence the South Carolina Railroad
and terminates In Charleston The Macon Railroad runs
from Atlanta due south to Barneyiie; ibsacs right
angles ia former COURSE IN an sastrly direction to
Macon Thence TO Savannah, pu SUM nearly south
eastern course, runs The Central Railroad. At Cor
don, the Central Railroad about Hfteen miles east
OF Macon, branch railroad runs through Mledgeve 70
place called endon This place Is about fifteen mea
from Madison on the Georgia r0ai. IL Is said that's
portion Of snerman's army went out far as Madison,
the Georgia Raiioad and leaving struck TO
Eaondon The immediate object being Miliedgcvle, the
capital OF the state s believed tha, Sherman himself
pursued The Macon Railroad until he 10 Gr mn,
era miles above Bnneve, ana thence struck To
Gordon, avoiding Macon altogether and by this move.
meni placing his whole force ~ the rear OF II. The
Georgia Railroad terminates al Augusta. Hanbu g. ths
South Carolina town. on tho opposite side Of tho river
We give these positions merely that tho reader may
be enabled to judge between the conflicting accounts he
viii DDd 10 The newspapers
TIE REDoUBTABLE WHEELER ONE or TUE DEFEND
ERS OF MACON.
from the Augusta Consti iuti iona!ist, Nov. 10.
Major General Wheeler was al Macon on tue l3th.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

thar about hundred Yankee cavalry made their appear.
Al socia Circle Tbursday Nov H. and burned the
railroad PLATFORM is not believed that they have
down any further than the Circle Their infantry on.
csmped at Old Sheffield Wednesday night. and
from helf movements thought they youte 10,
Eatonton.
socai Circle station on the railroad from Atlanta
TO Augusta about CITY mes dsant from the former ana
one hundred and twenty Ave miles from the latter
place-Ep. HERAID.l
MONTICELLO AND BILLsBoRo BURNED.
IFrcm the Augusta Chronicle aud Sentinel, Nov. 1sl
II s also reported that the Yankees have torned Mon.
ticeo and Hieboro. which, II true. clearly indicates
that they desgn tapping the Central Railroad At Gordon
or some other point
Passenger trains ou the Georgia Railroad yesterday
only came from unou Point
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
TnE ADVANCE FROM ATLANTA.
SHERMAN rAxxs rHR FIRST srxP ON nov. IL.
IRON the Augusta Chronicle and sentnel. Nov. 10


SHERMAN rAwxs rHR FIRST srxP ON nov. IL.
IRON the Augusta Chronicle and sen,lnel. Nov lb1
CHEERING RunoR.
IA rumorod up the road tnat Atlanta has been
evacuated II s stated that scouts report that the
fedsras er che city Saturday morning, November IL
One escaped Confederate prisoner also reports the
sts,ement We trust The rumor win prove correct
rHs ADVANCING ARMY REAcHEs JoNssBoRo NOV. 10.
frrom the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Nov. 1871
Our city on yesterday was full Of rumors, and even.
ing came on general buzx went through the whole
community The truth H. the rumor comes 20 direct and
positive that Sherman marching from Atlanta Macon
and probably On this city 10 two columns and with four
or eve corps tnat by nine O'Clock last night was very
generally believed
Our once was full Of our staid and sturdy citizens dis
cusspg the pros and cons.
The general belief IL that sherman was yesterday with
part OF his army Jonsbore and NcDonouph, and part
near Ccv,moton that he has burned Rome Marietta ATTAIN
to- the bridge over the chattaboocbee, and was tearing
mp the railroad behind him.
Our careful and thoughtui opinion OF this whole mat
ter 10 sha, General sherman is advancing With oven
thirty thousand msn bis ammunition provision train
10 pus n the lowest calculation win cucumber him
that force OF ten thousand determined before
The army advances hundred miles, make retreat
Ing end disorsanixsd one Ho cannot have 10
his train fcv ammunition alone less than three
hundred wagons, snd ~ least three hundred nore
for daily forage and provisions, allowing his men
10 carry a they sst Win this train hs must, st all
even u, move slowly ana very carefully In the mean.
time our troops scattered everywhere can be collected
eoush Caroline, who threatened anything is threat
eusd can send forward hcr reserves Florida has oops
10 spare and joining with twelve or fourteen ,hous.
Ant wVop bssvssp Macon and NJ sAyspsias sssmv,
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

town was destroyed Is was done n retaliation for the
hanging Of tories 10 that section by scouts.
OPERATIONS ON NOVEMBER l0-HowELL COBB
DtIyiN0 SHERMAN.
rFrom the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Nov 1S1
A gentleman who reached this city Friday afternoon,
and who c the vicinity Of Stone Mountain Thursday
morning, November 10, reports that on Wednesday
morning al aybreak terrific explosions were heard In
tho direction OF Atlanta aud about daylight heavy and
rapid artillery aud musketry firing heard In tho d.
recton Of Rough and Ready. The firing continued up 10
Twelve NJ, gradually nearing Atlanta
Scouts who Ieft Jonesboro wednesday morning re.
port that Gen. Howell Cobb with from six TO esbs thou.
sand militia and three brgades Of cavalry attacked the
enemy and was steadily driving them iD.
soldier who had been captured by the Yankees aud
who succeeded 10 eeclg his escape reports that there
we're not over egh. thousand troops tho ciy. Parties
along tho line OF the State road, between Atlanta and
Marietta represent that the trains 60 up TO Marietta
daily eavy laden and return empty. Two corps
al Powder springs under marching ORDERS Tho Yankees
sending OF the negroes and prisoners to that point
Their movements are involved in mystery.
GOVERNOR BROWNS HOUSE AT CANTON DESTROYED,
[From tho Macon Intelligencor. Nov. 49,
We learn FROM reliable that Governor Prown's
residence 10 Canton, Cherokee county, embracing his
commodous dwelling house, Kitchen ouhouses, &c, 10.
ge,her with his ofnco and other buildings, were oil
burned tos tue Bouuu w sno 'tl"~' W. ~"
days ago. The officer IN command Of tho Van
dale who wero sent TO execute the work they
so rutblessIy and successfully performed, allowed
tho family, who were living on tho premises
at tbe time, only nftoen minutes to remove their furu
ture from thor house, and all that was not removed
within that time was destroyed by tho Games. The
same party burned the court house, academy both o
tho hotels, jail and about two.thirds Of the best
dwelling and business houses in Canton.
force OF scme three thousand four thousand Van
dals were within . mile two Of the town, while some
seventy OF the band sent into the under
oOncer with orders 70 burn the house Of Governor
Brown, the public buildings, and houses Of Oh who have
been prominent Southern men.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
FAs People Urged to Destroy All Sup
plies In Sherman's Pathway
TERRIBLE PANIC IN GEORGIA.
|ur Army Across the Ocmulgee &
River,
IN o.. &C.

WAHxsYos, Nov. ~, 1854,
Ne Intelligence resolved By NE seysrpnsDi, BY tele
hpA from Fortress Monroe this mcrnDg, from tho So.
Aash RspStlsean, y regarded - highly favorable 70
y programme which General Sherman 10 ecnsumnasng.
= ssems probable, from concurrent ramors, ,has Lee
: dispatched some OF his troops 70 Georgia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

A THE AMERICAN DIsPENsARY We TREAT By
N new method. and with the happies results, Pro
IdlsEs tter falling of the womb LdncerdtiOn tter'
Gtion Lch rr1st whites) L ii,dry and all other dis
which the Arericdn fSna0ie is peculiarly
liable send three dollars and receive by express one o.
the Doctors Female SygIRge~ This instrument should
be used by every the land for the purpose
efRliaess. comfort, hedih, c Sent free on receipt
Of stamp copy Of our Private Letter TO Married Ladies
health DC The Doctors celebrdted Female Pills,
fresh from the Gspensary, rerg 0ood in simple dis
eases, irregularities, DC. Price 81. sent by mail
At the a8aericTn DisTezsrry we also treat, tof1oui
mercury. and with failing success. Ieerd OF
what the quacks call rjUGtc secret Diseases SyhV,
in all is stages Gon0rrhea Geet, Structure Hydrocee
Circoceie Varcoceie CarSocele Sermatorhea. Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency and effects Of self-abuSe. The aS six are
treated Of in private letter., which send free on
receipt Of stamp.
he experience Of the Surgeon in charge Of this de
partmeni of the hest Hospitals in Europe and in
New York City, enables him 10 patients scentifca
ly ant restore them speedily.
Those living a distance can communicate by lette
snd treated their homes In urgent send 81
or $lo and receive UooicineS.
Con>ultatio free and confidential Room No. 24h
East Washington Street, Indianapolis. T. %. Box 1884
a.rg div-wl2i lam
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DIR. WHITTIER.

nRIvATE NEDCAL ADVICE FREE or CHARGE.
lr Whitiier's Theory Symptoms and Treatment
fChrunsc rvous. Urinary ard sexual D~ea-es, frre
plain sealed letter envsiope for six oeDis 20 prepay
po.fare lis clear d-iineafiu Of all the dis and
condtons resulting frum h- infringement of the moral
Ia e,ces e. ndHlgences exposures and imprJdences
IN married aud SINGLE life every ~entei &c air in
.fruc,cp 10 ihe afflicted, and should BE- read by evsry
Young perSn 70 keep them OF the shoals which 9th
ers have been broken 10 pieces Amstivrn CLEARLY
sised 10 under the control q jndieiou-
and thereby prsvsnt incn ZION 20 very proc
II disease Searly ever. o. disess- BE- trested
ithout biBdrsnce TO business. Medicine by mall.
secure from observs;on Charge moderate. consults
lions BY litter or al The oics free cure. qua ante-d
One IS Ch.re- street. between Sixth and seventh,
one square south II Lnde Hotel, y O. Boa 3ss2. -.
LcB.s. No. Circular Leuer especially for lsde-,
postage. Isnl-dkviy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21
G ls A ~ rs
VEGETABLE CARMINATIVE.

1T HAS BEN PROVED BEYOND ALL QUESTION
that r. Grants Veg ia le Carmiu alive J. the m"sl
plea~sr .afe ard reliable uedy II has ev' been
scovered for Camp Ifarrhea, Cholera Aorbu' BLOODY
FluX and all disorders depending upon d, ranged
of III bONels-
or dos will relieve uneasineSS and griping n
the stomach and bowels ard 10 tie VII check the
most obstinate csses of' 3 onic isrrhes.
n i reasaBt a. the Taste. AID h Hg prepared from
pnr~y .s~ and herbs peculiarly adapted 10
fam IL U.s. snd among children
On the wrapper e each ho''l will Be found ny fac
sim,le without Which none T. g-nuine.
The pr c Is Flfts Cents per bot le
Man faciured only Al nv la'ratory. Fulton street,
New York JOHN B. GRANr ". b.
JF StNOUR. Druggist No. Rate House TX. r.
disn.pols indsns. Nholesse Az nj tor the West. %
whom AL orders should be addressed.
spr2i- dJm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21
from ~ ash. .ngton.

WASHINGTON. Nav l9 A dispatch from mead
quarters. dated Army OF the Potomac. 6 o'clock
Wednesday evening, SAWS:
An attack on the enemies right was to have
been made ut al early hour this morning. but
upon examining the ground. that vicinity was
iOnnd to be uhfayorah.e tor hindling the army
the plan was changed, and AZ ) o'clock this
mornin. II ,ucock supported by the 6lh cor
Oh the right. aui Burnside on the cit. advanced
against the enemies works
The rife pits in front we're those which had
been shandoued by u. but were filled with rebel
sharp>hpoier~, whn were Soon disloigei and dri
ven through lhe second line and behind thick
and impenetrahle abattiS which was of a most
fOrmidahle character.
On examination il was deemed best not to at
tempt GA rrgins through this barrier, and our
troops Eel back in good order. although exhaust
ed under a ding ire of smells aud canister on
both Il ,ukS
Our los is considerable, being about 500 killed
att wounded
Burnside, corps was fully engaged. and lost
about oue quarter of the number eng ged
uafta X ~ts made u, the enemy force.
when Warren : eued pour ba'teries and drove
the enemy back capiuriu. several Oi Their uns.
AL quiet at 6 0'ciork last evening
LATER
Ihaveiu- received intelligence that Chimney :
81 .tion on tie Fie ierirk -barg anu Virginia Rsi
road W. entered last night by our scouts.
hey p:nred telegraph operator and his
apparatus They DESTROYED large quantity of
supplies.
From paducah.
PApUcAH. Nav l9 The ir,ft for McCracken
county. Kentucky. was made YESTERDAY and $40
names were drawn. Among them mauy
merchants and business men OF Piducah. There
~as considerable excitement but no disturbance.
The lines are closed to prevent persons who are
drsWu fr IN leaving
The names Tor Graves county Will be drawn
to day
Lexington county will be drawn on Monday
next
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21
BATES OF ADVERTIsiNG.

Business Notices published In the local columns often
Ines or under will be charged for each insertion 81 n
over ten lines. ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, $l
without rotice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals. PcRcs and mp
individuals or associations ty churches, the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head of
Special Notices. II ten lines oyel wi charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates tor offices Of every description
10 De charged the Of fl so for each IN The
Daily. and - In the Daily and Weekly the be- in
all cases. paid in advance.
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.sooog Yao .arsaNaeua.a ss"fti tfA'@
DAILY STATE :
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, SATURDAY MORNING
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A FACT
1t is n Dye.

A FACT
II is N Dye.
In the yesr sl5 Mr. Mathews first prepared tbe yESE-
TtAN Ik Dfk; since thsi il has been u>ei b
thou ards. and Ia no instance has failed 10 give entire
satisfaction.
The VENETIAN DYE j. the cheapest in the world.
Its price j. ouly Fifty Ceut and each bytte contains
doube the quantity OF dye iu those usually sold for
dollar.
The VENETIAN DYE is warranted not 10 injore the
hair or the -caip In the slightest degree.
The VENETIAN DYE works with rapidty and GER
tainty. the halr requiring no preparation sh tever.
Tn VENETIAN DYE produces any shsd that may
be desred-0n that viii fad. crock or wash out
one that as permanent The hair isrf For sale by
all druggists. Price 50 cents.
A. T. MATHEWS.
Gem raj Agent, IL Gold street, y. Y.
Also, Manufacturer Of Mathews Aruca Hair Gloss,
the best hair dressing in Price SO cents.
iuneIS-lY
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FRINIKeS
f. X G. f. l. $ | q II
FAMILY MEDICINES,

RE A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE ANT PURELY
4 Vegetable and warranted give satisfaction and
perform recommended one trial is worth a volume
Of certificates
Medical COrrector. for Bilious and Liver
Complaints. Sick Nervous Headache, Dyspepsia, aud
for purifying the blood.
sIver. atharfic and Anti.BilitOus
pills We offer these pill, and that they
th- best in and invite trial to prove the truth Of
assertion
Ague pills, for he radical cure Of Fever and
Ague. A l. warranted N all cases.
Erad tCatOr.-We warrant this remedy in all cases
TO cure and of Dysentery, Darrhea
Cholc Cholera MOrbus IL is also the best pain killer
Compound Extract OF Arnica. for Rheu-
matism Neuralgia Pains, Infiammations. &C, DC One
will the sEepticsi Of the magical effect
OF this truly and wonderful preparation.
Aromatic ointment. for 'utS, new and old;
Sores, is Bruises. Burn>. FROST Kites, Sore Nipples
dc We offer this of the hest Saves Ia
Par.sian EOosh s.iquid- for Nervous
Toothace Cleaning the Teeth and Purifying the Breath
All OF the an"ve remedies que up Scientii.
cae, aud sold wholesale and ali Al NorwOod's Block
Nns iS aud 20 North illinois street. To anapns and by
Druggists aud Siorekeepers verywhere, and warranted
TO cure if taken a recommended.
tn sick and ani cted invited call Office
NOrwooi's Rlock Consultations free. Advice gratis.
Medicines warranted and cures ,ranteed Call and get
circusrs certificates and receive good and honest
treatment.
Agents wanted 10 travel everywhere Satisfactory in
duceuents offered. SPlCEK, HF.ENTNGS & Co.
n0viT -dswIv Prnpretors.
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REAPERS AND MOWERS.
THE BUCKEYE
REAPER AND MOWER

0u 1T rs TWO WHEELED MACHINE-THE
wheels supporting the frame are both driving
wheels. and drive the knives together, or indepsnd
emily.
I'd There o cog< n the DIR wing wheels.
Sd. when cutting, cog is IN motion; therefore,
In transporting, there Is NJ wear.
b,' b.di y a. easy backed - a. empt" cart.
5lh. The cutter bar Il attached 10 the frame by
double hinge joint. ard allows independent action
either end OF the bar rising without affecting the
Other.
9Th The cutter bar Is ea,ily raised 10 pass obstruc
tion- by Of the lever. which always under the
control of the operator. s#
ith n b. The cutter bar is in front Of the driving
wheel and In rear thus enabling the driver 10
of without inter ering with his
driving aud avoiding those dreadful accidents which
hsve frequently occurred VII the seat j. directly over
s.h TIE cutter bar is folded across he
tTansportng-ihu nskI II a. portable a. buggy
9th The wheel or cutter bar next the rame prevents
elogging when running over cut grass and Aio relieves
lUrh Itcsn be changed from Reaper to Mower, and
ci,e tersa In fifteen BsinHtes
ih The platform does support either the reel OF
rsk r.
18th. The reel Is supported from the frame OF the
I3Ih The raker has a comfortable saddle
frame of the Machine.
ub No u,nJ,fo, The rater does hare a seat.
18th. took the FkEnIUN a Mower, and as a
Combnrd Machine, the Indiana and Ohio state Fats
for 1861.
18th n vii run over three hundred pounds shter
18th. We cHALIESsk THE WORLD TO Frr TIE
"BuCKkYE."
Give your orders early. a. we cannot OBJ ain any
more Machines than We have now bought as the manu-
facurrrs have orders for three thousand Nshnes
than they can possibly make.
Call md look the IMP ROvED BUCKEYE. under
Masonic Hall.
DORSEY ANDERSON.
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NOTIONS, &C.
CUILDREN'S CABS. GIGS,
-AND-
Will Low w AG ONS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TyIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES on EXH BITIOS AND
II for ssle a. n, sAlesroom. up stair Tkfy are se
ircted the besf 4nufacfurrr~. I'd prices
from TWO % THtSTY DOiLAsS apecr. Dealers will
find IL 10 their intersst 10 insP~ci these goods
CHAkLks MAYER,
feb3o- -ak~6n No. - West Arlington Street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

FIthsbIhtf, 1IIfss Al8- Iob3.
DR. JOSH BULL Dear Sir: happy TO state to you
that have used your valuable CedrOn Buers with great
benefit my cit in general debility and prostration Of
my 'ystem, produced by be unhealthy aud mlasmaric
Influences Of the Mississippi River and around vicks-
burg. having been with Gen GRANTS army throughout
ts whole southern campaign. confidently mmend
ts use to all per.ons who expoed IN unhealthy cll-
mates. n. W. FUGLr,
Agent L. s. Sanitary Commiss ion.
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DAILYSTATE SENTINEL
rcstIsHED EVERY MORNING AT
THE NEW SENTINEL OFFICE
kis SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET.
tcoxxER OF rfxaL s1xxxrl
ELDER, HARkhESS & BINGHAM,
Pr0prie;ors.


Delivered By the carrier within the city, 20 per
~sei. pas able 10 the carrier.
agents viii BE supplied at IS cents week.
III AssEr may bs - at our risk by Express. pre-
paid or keEistsr.d L<tt~rs MALI berwise will
not be Responsible for any loss that may occur.
City subscribers viii b. held responsible for papers left
their houses after they have removed, whsn they
wish them discontinued unless rotoe IL given at the Of
Zee Of publication.
so paper sent without pre- payment connaedlonger
than paid for.
Copies Of the DAILY sxsrrks be bad at the onic.
each morning, and the WEkn- sEsTISBL each Mon
aay morning. neatly eveoped. for mailing.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept 16 1853.
On the 23d of July last 81 mi'ted thr ugh an agent
Of mne to the Medical Director OF the Department Of the
Gu uberiand a sample OF my Cedr"n Buffers his in
spectOn, and reque ted, ii after analysis be found IL
m-itorous, to sanction and approve its smoLg our
soldiers.
The following is the Medical Directors reply, snd also
Gen kose ans permission 10 ship 300 dozen at
have II sold to Suffers. JOHN BULL.
II satisfied that Cedron Riiters will do no harm TO
any he, II taken properly and m oder ton. SEE 40
objection to Dr. Bull ins permitted dispose il TO
Suttiers- A. Ht NRN THURSrON
Surgeon ard NJ dix al Director, u. C."
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STOVE. WOOD.

WE WILL FURNISH STvE WHO'D IN ANY
w par Of he ely b. lots Of one oord ~ more 1t
foot. and les lis 81 cents per foot, or.
DER ief a. the once II NcKEkNAN PR RCE will be
promptly tlied OF dshver-c the NO q ward, on ~
lot No l2s IN The souta-~est part of the cry, 81
cent? per foot. april
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HEADoUARrERs DIR OF THE Cr~REELANp,j
u. I.... LII. OI iAcn

HEADoU ARTEEs DIR T OF THE Cr~REELANDi
NA.NIIIs, TEsS , July "a, ls63.
Or. john Bull's Agent, Mr.. -, has pernl's>i.n 70
ship 20 Nashville, fsnn five Rr9ss (O 300 duzen
Oi bulls Cedron Bitt-rs tor sale Suffers Ia The army
only.
The guaiicns % the Treasury Department are be
comp led w'Ih city.
BY comm a, OF Nor General Rosecrans
WV. NJ WILLIS,
Major and Provost Marsual General.
Sold Wholesale aid ket4i hy
J. r. SFNOUR. Druggist,
West Washington Street. Indiana polls.
march, d6m
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Galen's Head Dispensary
CBf1RTEHE0
81 THE LEGlSl.ATuRE Or KENTUCKY FOR TB
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF TRF
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.
A NediraI Report,

Cont1i,iny Thirty Fine PLltes RngrdDings oytn'
A'atoD, and Piysiology eTthe SesVdi Organs al,
sfats nj Hsfltb DissiSs