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The First Battalion (Heavy Artillery is commanded BY
Major Alexander MacRHej The First Battalion Sharp
Shooters by Captain B. E. Wilssn The seSond Battalion
Third Battalion light Artillery BY Maj Ino W Moore;
The Tenth BY Maj W. l. Yohng; The Twelfth Battalion
By Capt j. Ghsr The s1r TSs FSnr.SS
Battalion Cavalry BY Lieut. Col L. Henry; The Eif-
teenth Battalion Cavalry by It. Col j: Wynne; The
Legion consists of regiment and Battalion and iS
manded BY Col. Wm. II. Thomas
The lst and Cd regiments in Stewards Brigade John
sons Division, Eweps Corps.
The 3D. 4h aud S0th in Ranseurs Brigade hnooeSs
The 5th 18th goth and Esd in Johnstons Brigade
The eth 2Ist 64h and 57th and lst Battalion Sharp
Shooters are in Hokes Brigade, Writings Division Bea-
regards Corps The 42d regiment is temporarily with
The 7h 18th 2sth ssd and 37th are Lanes Brigade
Wicox's Division Hills Corps.
The sh 3st 5ist and 6lst in Clingnans Brigade,
The 9Th, 18TH SstI and SD are IN GOtdOns Brigade,
Hamptons Division, StewIrts Corps. .
The Ilth 26th, 44h, 47th and SD are in Krklands
Brigade. Heth's Division, HilPs Corps. ,..,p.;,d.
The 18Th 6th 22d 34th and 5sth are in Scales Brigade
Wilcox's Division, Hills Corps.
The 18th, 27th 46th and 45th in Cookies Brigade.
Heths Division, Hills Corps.
The nth, 42d seth and 6sth are 10 Martins Brigade,
| Writings Division, Beauregard's Corps.
The 24th z5th, SsIh 4sth and 5Oth are In kansoms
Brigade, Pickett's Division, BsanEegsrds Corps.
The 9sthi is in Ectous Brigade Frenchs Division Polk
Corps. "a.
| Brigade Rhodes Division, Ewell's Corps
Tue 8sth and 4Oth ere in Herbers Brigade Whitinga
| Division Beauregard!s Corps. - -
The 8sth is in MeNsirs Brigade, Fre1ehss piEisiO.
The t5.k is IL Davis Brigade, Hehs Division, Hni'
Tbe 5sth.nd soth are in Rsy ynods Brigade stsvsusOns
The Sth 4iss ssd, sAh s5th, 9th and ssth are not
brfoaded. -''>-
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DefnitiOns.

BeneuolsncS. cS.-Giving half bushel Of green frnit
to hospital, and having it published in ali the
newspapers in the country.
Charity. Refusing soldiers wife barrel of four
and then falling on your knees to thsnk God you
are not as other men.
COntraet-A system of exemption used to re-
lieye Government favorites from military service.
Contrdetsr.-The person benefited by the above
system. He is easily told by his cloth coat and
squaretoe boots. -.
GenerdL-Formerly this was the title given to
the officer commanding an army. These gentlemen
woud be of great service to the nation if the Gov
ernrnent would place them in their proper places.
A group of Generals can be found any warm even
ing by looking on the shady side of a street.
Fslioity.-A word used by young ladies when
sitting by q coat with star on the collar.
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Fer the Standard.


As the return Of the vote of this County published for
Commoner is calculated to do injustice une is every
one knew the circumstances hope Mr Editor, you will
stances just before the opening of the campaign con-
sened to not with any hope Of being elected for the
following reasonsi Mr. Cunningham 10 very strong
in the County and early in e spring it was understood
he would be candidate and he has been eectoneerng
my best friends pledged to vote r him long before they
thought of my beag candidSeo But desired elect
at least Conservative from the County; and knew
unless against Cupnn gham to prevent
him from using his influence in the election in the Senate
the Destructfves woui elect both their men ran 10
tended with Holeman l made no effort at ALL only 70
speak at the taxgaherng went or sent vote to
the army-asked to 60 to any of the precncts-
had tickets at any Of the precincts and was in the
Courthouse but very short time daring the day Of cleo
ton. Very respectfully, : -.
~ J. D. WILKERS0N.
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TO OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
PRoeREss 0TT1cE, RALEIGH, N. G.
August 81, 1854.

August 81 1854. I
We make an earnest appeal to friends throughout
the PRoGREss Hereafter heretofore it shall be the
fearless exponent of Conservative principles and the sd
Liberty and the rightly Of the citizen above everything
else We shall continue to give cordial support to all
measures whether originated oy the state or Coneder'
prosecution of the war; but shall at the time in
Sst that the States acting through their constituted
thores and the Confederate States government scting
through its legitimate agents make constant earnest
zealous efforts to close the by negotiation upon
terms honorable aud satisfactory to all the people of all
the States We are the friends Of the Confederate
and of free government, and such shall insist
strict construction of the Constitution searching in
yestivation into the official conduct of rulers the m
dependeuce of the Judiciary freedom of the Press and Of
speech and the purity and perfect freedom of the ballot
blood and treasure, will amount to nothing the neck
will have bow to receive the yoke at last We shall
iOsis tSs O. yI me and that the struggle be con-
tuued With the common enemy Of the North tor the per-
petuatOn of free government for the people Of these
States and not for the establishment Of consolidated
despotisn.
of power and bindly approve and applaud all the official
acts of State and Confederate authorities systematic s
fort has been made TO strike down and silence
the withholding of that patronage which every paper Of
rspeetabe circnison has ever been by common
entitled and which administration, State or nationa
has ever before withheld but relying upon the inte
of right truth apd justice remain undsnayed and de-
iant and will continue to stand and contend for the
seyeregnty of the Stes Civil Liberty and the rights OF
the citizen be the consequences to US what they may
The bulk of the patronage Of the governmsnts state ana
location or eirc9latios While some of the widely
circulated and influential journals Of the country are en-
tire ignored We msntoa these things partly tor the pur
and corruptions that exist to show the people no" all
power aud patronage passing into thesuds Of SINAI
to make up in increased circulation what lose by this
Of officials prescription which is Fntan 70 US sno
insulting TO them. ..t.
= ,p,,v YSrpr 7 1cpN1r
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APpoRTloNMENT OF HOSPITALS,

In and around Richmond for tie separate accommodation
of the sic4 dnd ,OouRdsd from difsrsnt States. ..
Soldiers of Marylapd. Virgins, Tennessee Kentucky
and Missouri at Chimborazo Hospital Eastern ternn
nus of Broad street. (Church Billy
Those from North-Oaron in the 3D. Sd, 4th, 5th aud
sb divisions of Wnder Hospital Northwest of Hollywood
Cemetery. ....
Those from South. Carolina in the 4h division of JACK.
sod Hospital Southwest of Winder Hospital. $50 >-
Those Georgia in the LIST and I'd divisions Of lack
son Hospital and lst division of Wnder Hospital.
Those from Louisiana at the Louisiana Hospital West
terminus of Broad street. and in Sd division Wndsr Hos
pisal.
Those from Alabama. Mississippi. Florida, Texas and
Arkansas in the ist and I'd divisions of Howard Grove
hospital on MechsuicsViue Turnpike. .-
: Gonfatssate or UnapproprGted Ho5piials-Rohertsor
Hos1ts corner Main aud Sd streets; ReceynR and Way
aide ostat 18th and Grace styeees Small Pox
HosptaL near Aowsrd's Grove. : = +. --r-,
Pison Hospitals Hospital No. 10 and General
Hospital 10. II, Garner of abth and tAET streets.
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1cH: TUESDAY, AUG. 30. 1864.

- .o circumstances over which
OT'IS sad no control, and, which have
'' nav na'S,Dorarily affected the other print
10 '0 '.abIishments in the City, we have
'ss S'' ''mralled to omit a considerable
'''O w. w.. If matter which we desired to
In'n':1 y This issue, and also to present a
n'e!' ~ - If our matter in larger type
P0'D'r ,naI. so as to get the paper to press
bin u'' 10 save the mails. Our read
in 'EnV t,ust, will bear with rs, as we are
''' W., ,bs bsst we can in this issue, and
d''S he sble hereafter to publish our
'oPs :. vith the usual quantity of reading
pspef WIZ
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= TRUE PoLIrENEss.-When George the Fourth vas
Prince of Wales, he was one day sitting at q tea
table where there happened to be young ladies'
not deeply versed in the code Of etiquette These
innocent creatures, In the simplicity oftheir hearts,
ing their tea into the saucers, to cool and litter
ran round the table, among the polite guests, but
the Prince observing il and the occasion, to relieve
the embarrassment of the young-ladies, he poured
his own tea into his saucer.
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". are under obligations to Miss Eliza
o,~sn daughter of Mr.. A. Powell, man.
lo aFMr. Peace's Swift Greek plantation
Al, County, for some very fine red skin
U J. 'aa ..sret sweet potatoes of her crop, of
:, % ' nrs,sn. years growing; also, for some
-,,t ~ Iarge blood red beets. The ap-
,',,.nee We, end taste of these potatoes
7. . vprr similar to those of the best
DSnanis ish"-thoagh the skin is of scar
T., s,or. Miss Powell deserves credit for
~, enterprise, and also for her judgment
n selecting the best seeds for her, little
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msttef.

nomocrstic National Convention of
lT' lT,;tsd States assembled at Chicago on
n' o oO,b We entertain but little hope
oS ' .ho action of this body. 1t will no
r'p ~ -. ,oke ground in favor of peace, but it
ooaV' ~ ,.ocs based on a restoration of the
v! T;,. ~ We shall publish the resolutions
.%. n% Convention in full as soon as they
.ae TO hand.
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ARRIVALS BY FLAG OF TRUcE-The Asg-oftruce
boat which arrived at Varina from Fortress Monroe
on Sunday last brought the following officers be-
longing to the Confederate service who have been
confined as prisoners of war at the North Lieuten-
ants E. VI. Ware Fifth Virginia cavalry; j. A. Nc
Arthur, Fifty first North Carolina; r. W. Belo, Flf-
ty-sixth North Carolina; II. McEsachem, Fifty first
North Carolina and L. R. Grandson, Tweuty-f fifth
Tennessee.
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. Pass IT ARoUND.-There is q right way to do
every thing even the sticking Of postage stamps
upon letters. Always place them on the upper,
right-hand corner Just above the inscription. This
will facilitate the labor of the clerk, who does not
have to turn the letter all about to stamp the pos
tage.
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Poetry is the flower Of literature prose is the
corn potatoes and meal satire is the squafortis wit
is the spice and pepper love letters are the honey
and sugar; letters containing remittAncss are ap-
ole dumpliugs. - ".,.. -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-08-30

Quart of corn meal with water enough to make a
thin batter, adding table spoonful Of yeast; and
salt to suit.thrraste In the morning stir in two
e1gs and teaspcaS %dn Of soda, and with a spoon
beat it long and hard Butter tin pan, pour the
mixture into it, and bake Immediately about
half an hour in . moderately heated oven.
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.OFfY OF RALEIGH.

Hdyor-Col. VIM. H Harrison.
- :, COMMISSIONERS. - =.
Western Wdrd-W. H. Tacker, Alex: Creeeh and Park.
Naidis Ward-W. &: Richardson, Augustus L. LoOgee
NodQ o. .
GsstAnl KsrG-Dr: W. Il Mckee, ). J. overly and y,
8. Harp - '.. .-.-
J. Chrfitophers is Clerk to the Board and City Tax
Collector. -"
". R. Richardson is City Treas urer.
2tV" C3asta6ts-1. j. Belts, Chief y. V. Denton, AZ
slstant. -, 80 =
K. P. Battle City Attorney: ~,
J. l. Pennington. City Printer. -.
F. G. King, Weigh Master
...... -, -, MOTT WArcRs .a .f... '
DCdpIdin--C r. Horton -. :. r-t
HatOhTsaa.E A. Johnston, WIN. Bseves, WIN. n
Parker, NJ @. Luter. c. A. Driver and VIM. 0vsrhv W
The last Wednesday night Of each month H. - ,;:
hIed for the regular meetings of the Board ~ 'A1"
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FREE PAPERs LosT:--I HAVE RE.

WN Il Is q 7 = II h LOSI.".I hAVB III
Gently lost either at the depot in Raleigh or on the
Clerk Of Grunge County Court, showing that lam free
man and also at the time, the free papers Of
wife, Nancy Mitchell The papers in my pocket DO *,
which lost would be grateful TO any one into whose
hands these papers may fan to restore them TO
enpoyed at Forestve aud letters viii reach me at that
place If these papers not recovered will make ap
plication TO have them renewed
- - - sA4 .-- .au-9 WILLIAM NtTCHRLL-
Aug. 3s 1884 - Stpd.
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DIED,

July %. 1884 a. the York Hospital, Winchester, First
Lieutenant JANIS G. GOODMAN of the 5th NorthCarona
volunteers, from wound received while calamity leading
q corps of skrmshers in the battle Of KernstoWn, oath
July, 1894. He was a native Of Gates County.
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When ounces call US FOOLS without proving US
to be so, our best retort is to prove them 70 be
fools, without cendescendlng to call them so.
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A Coon ANswEE-'". How can you do most
goods" asked lady of little girl .. 80.
"By being myself as good glrl as can be-"
was the reply.
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lHam A Brown,
81 VIM r Cox,
SISteph d Thurston,
4IBryan Grimes,
5iThos NJ Garrett,
6IRobt F Webb,
7lEd G Haywood,
sIJas u Whitson,
9Wm II Cheek,
lOlStephen D Pool,
II VIM J Martin,
l2!H E Coleman,
l8IJos 81 Hyman, .,
l4lR Tyler Bennett,
l. VIM AacRae,
lslWm A Stowe,
l7Wm + Martin,
lSiJuo D Barry,
IL @ Al Andrews,
20 Thos F Toon,
22IThos G Galloway.
23 >,
"A VIM ] Clarke,
2sa NJ Rutledge,
20 Jno K Lane, ..
q ] A Gilmer, jr.,
2sISam d Lowe,
~ Hm b Creasman,
30 Frank N Parker,
81 Jno v Jordan,
82IEd G Brsbble,
S8E Clark NJ Avery,
81 W l. J Lowrance,
85I Jno g Jones,
S6I VIM Lamb,
81 Wm M Barbour,
81 VIM J Hoke,
30 David Coleman,
20 IJno J Hedrick,
Il Jno A Baker,
42 Jno E Brown,
43IThos s Kenan,
A Thos G Singeltary
As Sam 3 Boyd,
46lWm L Saunders,
47lGeo Il Farribsult
| ASSAM q Wslkup,
| 49lLee n McAfee,
| 5OIGeo Workman,
| 81 Hector McKethsr
| 5siWm A Owens,
| 54IKen R Murchisor
| 65IJno K Connslly,
! So Paul F Faison,
! 57lArch 6 Goodwin,
| 5sE EJno B Palmer,
| 59IDen D Ferrabee,
| 6UiWash N Hardy,
81 Jas ID Radcliffe,
| 62
| 63l
"a Lawrence NJ Allel
| 5Geo n. Folk,
| 6G Alex D Moore.
8TJuo n Whitford,
! 6slJas W Hinton,
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Majors.
IL1Etr. CoLoSELs.
Colonies

FIELD OFFICERS, BRIGABES, DIVISIONS AND
CORPS OF N0RTR, CAROLINA REGIMENTS:
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IJsrrott N Harrell,I
ivy s Stallpgs, !
VIM N Parsley, |
Jas b Wood, |
JnO W Lea, |
Sam D McTate, |
VIM L Davidson, |
IJno K MurchisOn,
Rufus Barringer,
Henry T GuiOn,
Francis W Bird, |
Wm s Davis, |
Henry A Rogers,
tWm A Johnston,
Nv H Marlborough,
Jno G Lamb,
Jno W McGlll,
VIM G. Robinson,
VIM 8 Rankin,
,IW ) Mitchell,
Jno L Harris,
Sam q Bryson,
Jno T Jones,
lGeo F Whitfield,
Wm h A Speer,
lBac ! Promtt-
1Chas " knight,
David G Cowan,
Robt V Cowan,
Geo T Gordon,
Jas T Johnston,
Jno D Taylor,
VIM G Morris,
Jno Ashford,
F A Reynolds,
Geo TAFT,
IA NJ Waddell,
lC W Bradshaw,
Wm G Lewis,
:. Taze L Hargrove,
Jno R Winston,
"a @ AcAllister,
Alberta Hill,
JBo A Fleming,
lJno c Vanhook,
!, Caleb B Hobson,
Marcus A Pal ks,
JAS T Morehead,
!, ,lAnderson Ellis,
ALFRED H Belo,
G Grattiott Luke
Ham c Jones,
led Csntwell,
Jas T Weaver, .
VIM 8 DeVane,
Geo W Clayton,
IS. B. Evans,
d, VIM N Garrett,
Alfred 81 Baird,
u 81 Nethercutt,
Il W Wharton,
I'D g YelloWley;
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Lewis c Latham,
lDan W Rurtt,
Wu1 T Emmett,
Edwin A Osborne,
WIN J HILL,
] Mcleod Turner,
Rufus A Barrier,
wv II q Cowles,
ThOs Sparrow,
II Jas Reilly
Robt " Alstou,
IL Benton WitherS,
Jos d Lambeth,
,IG W Hammond;
lThos n Sharpe,
Thos J Wonten,
VIM B Roberts,
lJno 3 Brooks,
Wm J PflOhl,
Lee Russell,
Ghss U Blaeknall,
Thad D Love,
WIN 8 G Grady,
Jas T Adams,
JOS c Webb,
Sam N Stowe,
Jno A D Mckay,
Henry G Lewis,
Jos H Saunders,
Francis L Twitty,
Simon B Taylor,
Jas N Stevenson,
jackson L BOst,
Geo W Flowers,
VIM A Holland;
Roger Moore
ThOs J Brown,
p Walter J BoggaA,
, lChas M Stedman,
r MeGee Smith,
in Mex McNeill,
Arch D Grudup,
VIM II Jones,
pas F Davis,
Jas R Nc Donald,
Jas J IredelI,
Jas A Rogers,
e, Jno W Graham,
Jas A Craigs,
Thos ] Dula,
pas NJ Mayo,
JAS T Huff,
Henry Harding,
Jas. 3. McNeili,
Thos P Jones,
Juo J Spann,
Clem 6. Wright,
Ed Whitford.
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IRON SAFE AND SCALES FOR SALE...A
II number iron safe, medium size by STAIRS Mar
VAL for sale Also good pair patent platform scales for
sale Address the subscriber at Oakland Chatham County
JN0. A. MCDONALD.
August 20, 1854 5O-w&swetpd.
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MFRS. MILLER CONTINUES TO ACCOM.
NA modste Boarders BY the day, week, or month.
August, 1884, 42-H
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MOBILE, Aug. 26.-Our flag of truce
boat returned from the enemy's feet last
evening. The Yankees say Fort Morgan
was captured at ten O'Clock on Tuesday
last. On Monday the enemy centred a
fire on the front, which replied with spirit
On Tuesday the bombardment was.renew-
ed: mean while the enemy succeeded In
getting three howitzers in position and line
Of skirmishers on glacis of the fort which
kept up q heavy fire on. our. guns and
gunners with the assistance of the mortar
/ fleet. The assailants succeeded in damagi
ing several gun carriages. Gen. Page
destroyed everything in the fort. Having
spiked his guns he cspitulated. The gar
rison consisting of five hundred and eighty
one men, have been sent to New Orleans.
Our loss II killed number Of wounded
unknown. ..... = o..
Non-combatants are not ..llowed to visit
this city. Tie enemy has thrown force
of 4, 900 mon on the main land at Grants
Pass, opposite fort Powell. n.'z
Northern papers of the, .2lst state that
Memphis was attached by Forest with
5000 cavalry, but that he was repnlsed:--
They claim that Forests raid on Memphis
was complete failure.
Gold at New York on the 25th, 254-
Tie. Governor of Ohio has issued pro-
-clainstiou warning persons not to resist the
drsEt.'
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
THE DANISH QUESTION.
Reported Basis OF n Peace Treaty IN
Vienna.

Vienna telegram OF August % says
The preliminary treaty OF peace was signed today
upon the basis that all rights to schlcswg holsein and
Lauenburg should be ceded by the King OF Denmark
The protocol Of armstce intended TO remain In force
until the conclusion Of peace also signed. During tho
armstce Jutand will be occupied and the government OF
the province administered bv the Allies.
The Abend Post (the evening edition Of the Weser Z
tune) says;-Iaucnburg, scheswig and HcIsten have
been relinqushed by Denmark without any Al
tho time ratification OF the Schleswig parties
determined upon in interest of Germany II is TO the
harmony existing between Austria and Prussia that Ger
many q realization Of her dearest wish, and TO the
Europe owes that general conflict has been
averted. Complete success was obtained Dy the
moderation displayed by the great German Pow
ers, and the conviction arrived at by Dem
marx OF their more sincere and loyal alliance.
The great Germanic Powers did wage to realize
imaginary tendencies to nationality but had in view the
enforcement OF positive and legitimate claims The Elbe
districts are separated from Denmark by land and
sea- These results will be sanctioned forever by hon.
orable peace Austria and Prussia do wish have
any differences with the remainder OF Germany but they
will respect privileges and the well established rights
OF the German Federal Diet
The Paris Pays publishes article, signed by its edto
rial severely celsuring Ausris and Prussia for
despong OF the duches OF Scbleswig Hostein
and usnburg without regard TO race origin nation
aty.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
uhn Latest News.

II Is confirmed. via Copenhagen, that Denmark com
pee ely duches 10 Austria and Prussia eetner
with the Jutiand encaves the town Of Rbe excepted
Also that the occupation Of Juland continues I'LL tho nna
conclusion Of peace
The President OF the Danish Council had communicated
the matter 20 the Rigsrod at the private sitting ana on
the following day motion offered aud supported oy
considerable number OF the members declaring tnat
the silence with which the announcement was received
must not be construed into approval OF the conduct Of
the government.
Furloushs have been granted to all the Danish recruits
undergoing preliminary dril Troops returning to
Copenhagen from funeu
The German papers assert that the duches have been
surrendered in their entirety without reservation and
that Austria and Prussia have full liberty TO dispose OF
them.
Ths Austrian government has addressed circular note
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

shortly afterwards few shcS wer frcd Far sway i'm
tho stance brought family - ears by tho light
wind were the faint reports ar,og.
What did 1t mean Was General LongstrfS engaging oar
cavalry or lad our forces succeeded IN heSding OF
column OF Early and Brecknrdges
DURING
the heat was intense and the troops rems.aed aniey
eDcamped the woods the north side or the road
The rebels were busy throwing up breatworks and soon
had a number of brass guns in position Skirmisping
ween the pckets during the whois day bsa
was, apparently inflicted on either party 6er
Sheridan. after thoroughly reconnoiterng the snamys
position was satisfied advantage could be gained
by rmng II, and accordingly At Digbuali the troops
received orders fall back the northeast side OF CEDAR
creek The movement promptly executed and ms
evening the sixth occupies the same position IL
left in the morning OF future operations II s uee
less tor speculate nothing known OF them oo6-
side army headquarters.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

great side hits being made at the Plantation
a disin terestrd friends have
endeavored to initiate counterfeit them Its all Of
The people won't be long imposed upon The Planta
ton Bter increa ing use and nopuartv every day,
and that's what's the mattern Thev in sized
bottle and made they first, and Will continue
to be- shall stop making them
The Plantation Bters purify strengthen and nvgorato.
They create healthy appetite.
They n aptidote to change OF water and diet.
They OF dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the stem and enl ven tse mind.
They prevent miasmatc and intermht fevers.
They purify the breath aud acidty OF the stomach.
They rspepsa and constipation.
They diarrhr q, cholera and cholera fnorbrs
They cure yer complaint and nervons hehd,che
They the weak strong the langnid brilliant aud Rre
exhausted natures The aud il CIR
cuar each bottle Clergymen. merchants and
whose sed.nary habits induce weakness a>stude
OF the heart lack OF appetite distress asr eat
ing liver complaint constipation. &C. will ind immediate
and permanent relief in these bitter BAIT above ALL they
are recommended to weak ami delicate. females ana
mothers.
sold by all respectable hants See that eact
bottle private United states stamp the cork and
steel plate eide abe
Beware OF rehlled bottles See that the stamp has not
been tamperei with. Any preendng TO ell Plan-
taton Bers bv the gallon Is nNer aud mpostor and
P. II DRAKE h co.
No. 81 Park row, New York.