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The Mails.

The Nashville papers are calling for
better mail facilities. The cry should
be answered-N ]. Post
The Post is slightly mistaken. The
Nashville papers have not demanded
better mail facilities The Union alone
has said anything on the subject The
other journals are too busy in the work
of partizanship, to attend to the inter
ests of the public. One set is trying to
elect somebody to office, and to prevent
a reconstruction of the Government
until that can be done; while their OPP
ponents would see the country sunk,
rather than have these men as rulers
The Union, in the meantime, is indie
pendent, and relies upon the people
for support, and therefore is DESTROYS
of furthering their interests; and is the
only advocate of any measures Of re
lief they demand
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Concentration In Virginia.

There appears to be no longer any
secret about the process Of concentra-
ton now going on in Virginia and
certainly no one is so blind as not to
know that Richmond IS the objective
point contemplated by Gen Grant An
other desperate struggle is to take place
for the rebel capital; and if successful,
the dominions Of Jeff Davis viii be re
duced to the dimensions Of the State of
South Carolina
No one need entertain fears for the
safety Of our army at Chattanooga il
is strong enough Tor all defensive pur-
poses and if Richmond be taken, the
army at Knoxville viii at once be left
without an occupation in that vicinity,
and can immediately join Thomas; and
offensive operations can then begin at
once. The capture Of the rebel CAPT
tai is a better protection to East Ten
nesse than all the troops now there
and hence with the fall Of that place,
the 23d and 4th corps can Immediately
proceed to Chattanooga and Ringgold
How many men Gen Grant viii con
centrate in Virginia, we do not know;
but the number viii be very large; we
believe large enough to insure success
There is nothing to hinder him from
getting together at least l50,000 men on
the Rapidan, and 10000 with Butler, on
the Peninsula, and that without weak
ening any important position; he has
only to call in side expeditions, which
are Of no importance, and which cannot
affect the general result
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Bishop Polk on Victories.

Bishop Polk, who holds the Commits
sion of Lieut-Gencral in the Rebel ser
vice, has just announced that he won a
great victory over Sherman Ina Gen
cral Order, he says
HEADoUARTERs, DENoPoLIs, Ala, Feb. &c.
General Orders, No. 22.-The Lieutenant
General commanding oilers his congratula-
tions 70 the army on the successful termi-
nation Of the campaign Just closed.
The cheeriulness with which the troops
have borne the iatigues and Inconvenience
of the march, and their ready acQuiescence
. in the orders directing their movements,
have entitled them TO the highest commen-
dalton.
The concentration Of our cavalry or his
column Of cavalry from West Tennessee
formed the turning point of the campaign.
That concentration broke down his only
means of subsisting his infantry. His col
umn was defeated and routed, and his
whole force compelled 10 make a hasty re
treat. Never did q grand campaign, inau-
gurated with such pretensions, terminate
more ingloriously. With a force three times
that which was opposed 10 its advance, they
have been defeated and forced 10 leave the
field with loss Of men, small arms and ar
tillery.
the squadr0ns OF our pursuing cavalry.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT commanding Of
fers his. grateful thanks to the whole army,
a I'd trusts that this opening campaign of
the new year may be an earnest of the sue
eesses which await US in the future.
BY command of Lieut.. Geu..PoLK.
Thomas NJ. Jack, A. G. q.
The fact that the document quoted
was issued from point east of the
Tombigbee river, 70 which the Rever-
ned General had been driven, in the
hottest haste, almost constrains US TO
believe that its author was joking. Not
even daring to risk fight standing be-
hind a rapid river, ready to fly again
on the first sign Of danger, he con-
graduates his command, and the coun-
try, on The situation
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Arkansas Election.

At the late election in Arkansas, IT IS
supposed the vote Viii reach 10000
That is more than two-fifths of the poll
of 1860, which was by far the heaviest
ever given in the State Guerrillas, and
other rebels, prevented an election in
about twenty counties in the south
western portion, or the vote would have
reached $4,000 The Red River expe-
dition viii soon free the State from
armed rebels, and civil Government
Will be reinstated
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Mar PCT l. Spruce street, New York
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All Quiet in Front.

All is quiet in front The Railroad
has been completed to Ringgold, twenty
miles beyond Chattanooga, and there
can be no doubt but that viii be made
the base for advance on Dalton, when
ever forward movement is determin-
ed upon. When that viii be, of course
depends on circumstances
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The Wilder Battery left the city last
evening Tor the field. 1t Will report 10 Gen.
Thomas at Chattanooga. During its fur
Tough il has recruited up 10 the maximum
number, viz: l52. Captain II. T. Thomas
is the commander and Drawer or better Of
fcer j. hard to find in any army. We have
heard from him in service, and shall again.
The officers Of the battery are Captain
Thomas. First Licutenants Robert II. Ran
dali and Benjamin Hamilton Second Lieu
tenants L. NJ. Tolan and John II. Jackson
Indianapolis journal, I9tA
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Consolidation Extraordinary.

A friend handed US a copy of the
Montgomery Advertiser of the 9TH, from
which we learn that the Sd, 18th, DIST.
22d, Goth, 9th, 2Sth and 3lst Louisiana
regiments have been consolidated into
one, to be known as the 22d. This
evinces that these organizations must
have been about played out.
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Lost.

A BLACK LEATHER TRAVELLING BAG, IN
a locked, and held together ly a strap, con-
tanning books and papers Of CO. c. nth Regt. p Y.
Supposed 10 have been left az the Chattanooga rail
road depot. The finder viii ~ suitably rewarded
hy giving Information Of Us whereabouts to
WI. J. MACkEi,
Capt 18Th Regt r. Y, 18th Corps,
Mar z2-lt Bridgeport, Ala.
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Spring Elections in Michigan.

Local elections have taken place in
number Of towns and precincts Of Mich
igan; and in every one thus far heard
from, the Unionists have swept every
thing. Where will the Copperheads
look for comfort?
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Carriage Makers Manted.

TWO TRIAlAERS, Two Painters, Two Wood
i Worllmcn, Two Black Iuiths and Two Good
Helpers and FiHishar. To good worizmen = de-
sirabie situation Is offered Al good wages. Apply
70 MYERS HUNT,
Mar e2-2w No. 81 North Market street.
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OwNER NVANTED.

1 HAVE ia my possession SEVENTY BARRELS
Il OF APPLES, marked VI, which the owner can
have by proving property and paving charges. II
not called for they viii be sold % pay charges.
Mar 2z-5t N. A. PARRISH 4 co.
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Gen. sherman.

We learn that Gen sherman is ex-
pected to arrive in this city, again, on
Thursday evening next He will then
take personal superintendent in this
military division
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The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Tribune admits that
politicians have dispersed our armies
hitherto"
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SEIZURE OF CODY esterday s., 22j
in gold, in transit from this city TO
Nashville, was seized by the authorities
The gold was being shipped over the
Nashville railroad, in violation of an
act Of Congress Of July 18th, 1861, pro-
hibiting intercourse between the loyal
States and the States in rebellion.
Louisville Democrat
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4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY
TO INVEST.
w. L. PARKER.
OF GAINESVILLE. TENNESSEE.

Vt NhAbh9N ILL., lENNEooEE,
nESIkING TO remove to Louisville, viii offer his
IL entire stock, consisting Of staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Ladies', Gents and Chdrens Boots
and Shoes Mems and Boys Hats, Notions and Fam
cy Goods, at cost 70 any party wishing to purchase
abe entire stock.
The goods are all new and desirable. The amount
Of stock is about Twelve Thousand Sl2 UU0i Dollars
ANY one purchasing can have the benefit OF his
% trade license
For particulars address him, by mail. at Clarlis-
vile, Tennessee. Mar DIV
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IS FULL.PAGE EyGRAVISGS.
PRICE, SO CENTS.

designed by the best artists expressly ior this book
10 will sell wherever treason ! hated and love of
country dseil- Ia the hearts o. the people
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AGENTS WANTED.

Wll be sent By mail, stpaid, 70 any address,
on receipt Of prce.
W. X. LANPHEAR.
IA West Fourth street,
Mar 22-im Cincinnati, Ohio.
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]. A. Mcclure,
88 UNION STREET.

Has Tor sale No set q ELEVEN BRASS
INsTHUMENIs, rotary valve, used only shoTi
time, which VII b. sold lo,g. They are warranted
ana 10 perfesi order Mar 1s-lm
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Theatre.
DUFFIELD & FLYNN, Managers. W. Il. Ey
ERETT Stage Manager $. p. SiMONS, Treas
urer. A. HAlG, Director Of MuTe. W. FLElCH-
Err, Scenic Artist
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH p, 1864.
Second week Of the celebrated actress Miss HELEN
WESTERN.
Tuesday Evening, March 22d, will be performed
THE FRENCH SPY.
In which Miss Helen Western viii personate four
characters.
The performance TO conclude with the
Pet of the Petticoats.
Helen Western.
PRICES or ADsussIoN.-Dress Circle, 70 cents Gal
lery, 25 cents. Doors open at ~ o'clock Per-
forinance to commence al = to o'clock.
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Wanted.

SERVANT GIRL. without encunbrlnce, and
a a paad Cook and Washer. Must come vel
Recommended Apply % this onief.
Mar is-lWa
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SET No. s.-THE SLAVE IN 1863.
Mol In the cotton field
2 The Christmas week.
=. The sale.
4. The parting; " Buy us too"
2. The lash.
G. Blow for blow
e 7. In the swamp.
8. Free
2. TIE Union lines
10. Make way for Liberty.
II. Victory.
T. lie died for victoryl
In ordering, the number Of the Set il only ueces-
ssiIy % mention For instance, No. p or = OF all
Of them, If all are desired.
Price, 90 Cents each Set,
FREE BY NAIL
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three Sets, lone Of each, A. sampled post
icld tOr...--..... ..--.----.----.-.s ] -
one dozen set, l1ssOred, II prfier.ed,j
post pad fur........-........... %
SIX dozen set, assorted, m preferred,i
freight pstd BY buyer-...-..-..-..---...-.. 2 o
One Gross, assorted, n preirrred, freight
isNd Dy yef.---.--.------------ % ~
Army Ageuts, suffers and Pedar-. If they prefer
II, may send their orders ADD money through any
Express Company, with Instructions O. Jay for
Goods on delivery ~ tie ofIlee o. the company
here Newsnen and other in speunaneut locality.
viii sind money for sfnal ORDER large orders q
preferred. G.. -. J.. send your Orders iu fi o. ln-
sure pFoinpS delivery. Seal sii letters carefully.
and address piiuly %
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Western Agent,
Mar II-sm No. lo7 Main street, CiBcinnat., O.
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Dressed Flooring.

~ DaeO FEET dressed seasoned Pine FLOORING.
:. 49, iusf received by steamer Jennie Hubs,
-, - --lelv ID, d. blCkEf, Ast
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POSITINELN
NO NIGHT PERFORMANCE.

y. B.-No ladies. admitted unless accompanied
10y gentlemen.
Admission, 80 cents. Reserved seats, 70 cents.
Children to reserved seats, 90 cents.
See mammoth pictorial bills and illustrated pro-
grammes for details Of this superb exhibition
Mar PIT
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ssT No 2-THE ADyESrUEEs OF A COssCRur.
No. I. Ha, DRAFT goOii as a patriot, if drafted,
I gO-surc
2. ] receive letter which tells the-agonizing
lact-pm drafted.
g. BY the advice Of 100000 friends offer 3.
substitute.
T. Who uttcrng a quacll, is rejected by the
Insulted surgeon.
g. feel my country calls farewell, my love :
! 90 where glory waits mel
6. ! hercely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
7. And make n sturdy rebel fly.
8. Am sent with dispatches, perlOus duty!
death or gloryi
.. Attacked by a hand of gorllas, ! cry,
Come on We t-r-f-rutors r.
10. ] discOmft them and bear of the head Of
the gorilla chief.
IL. ] deliver dispatches, save the army nnd
an made a bTigadIer-general.
Il. And thus relieved from al future dangers
in the field, / crown my glory With love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest colOred Cards ever published besides being
the funniest IN the market.
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SET No. I.-OUR RELATIONS AT HoNE AND ABEOAD,
COaPEsISG
No. l. On England's muggy shore, a surly lion
gave greyOUs rOari
2. Which temporarily astOnished even the
Cilllic cock.
3. Who responded with warlilse Yigor, when
lion cayed.
4. Exeter Hall The lion weeps: 81 l. he
not q bird and brother"
.. Which he forgets IN the embrace Of the
henighted wolf Of the G.. = A.
6. The arning Of the wolf by his faithful
squire, the lion.
Z. The Mexican Yulture garroted by the gal-
lie cock.
s. Introduction of Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets his rams.
Q. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf Of the G. s. A.
10. Death Of the wolf.
IL. The eagle yindicates the Monroe doctrine
IN Mexico.
r. Grand tableau. The little child Liberty
shall Lead John Bull the lOn) and France
Che Cable cock in future.
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MILITARY ERS:
BOURBON WHISKY, in barrels,
BOURBON WHISKY. in keg,.
BOURBON WHISKY. in case-,
ROBERTSON COUNTY. in cases,
PURE OLD Rye. u eases.
BRANDY. By The Pipe.
BRANDY. By ne Barrel.
BRANDY. BY the Keg.
BRANDY, DO cases,
800 cases STOMACH BITTERs.
200 cases FANCY WINES.
Ths=yubIo are isviiod to call and examine our
stock.
L. BLOCK & co,
Y Public Square.
MEl-sn near City Hotsl.
, 1864-08-17

| Private, lat clAss....$la
Private, ID clsss. -. 1G
/ Musician. .........- Is
, 1864-08-17
ErQdi Notices.

tTATE c. ll,Ln-CE, COUNTY
er ee,Ss: ~; u.s.. .1ssts eoat 21
80 AitoA Ra: cd Company: e ApSn. An .aid
i,ssif p g e., eoRYsas Y:as
On sren.e7 i!l'4u n1o.n 1.ufs h:9x7 R.ox .S
'royn Jsma y ut.r heT1, t,s cos'st s. i hstssn
i.., ouciry B. sFtiar. samuel !: q 1an, 1nnts T.
arlss as ~ :s'ss Psi: :. s'fs :,:5
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III .fsSr to,s H ntfh. sasa. :anusl 6:s;:9
cs 'ss1 ne9S ETH Me,h atv;.F p7sx esx.Ie.
bsowr, NltIso 6u1Itr1sa tn1 Aotria 4. essap ns ~
nSsr snos nsea n.y1e Ss+s y a5a Enk s. 'as GoEny
nes1a uetaies. es: ri EiI.sn.. eseres \. THU
y eIet ..t'fH Iii % & E,ecnfeld' s.mut s1s!
ord, Henry Ao,ctE.ta. Dpd!g B. fqlle5. saune! J.
BTtvn, william F'ult~:on ena Mor-is X 1tx1? that
said complslnsnt ii!et hl bill Of oomrlatnf u Aaio
81 SUE If III 'ssa tost 20 tsrsaroH
~ ed oct Of BAif ~. xfninet raid hsft ndz-'e
urlsos o. nI!. ondsy & septen o+r ner tises,
Bo.s*y. asS e9sf' 9osn Fssl T,.i asefEs Isa. u;
VI hoen' Ssene i1'i.rsE y5oSn: T1aacs, 4 aa%ltoe
Wsfk VI Col1et, E.,suh 9: LatSh4sln: ssmae' B!stca
ea ay;.F Pu.S .hars fs'ta s s.qss sss
hrnvn. a,,1s' ii.m Fr:!erion and Korrtt Lssba5
ns nd r. rsf efee az ia ot ts ~
S.45 q Goot t. e st ss
o. tss IN, honcsy r ser,enbet: asA; re I'll nAS
snfxe Of den,ur e tbs sa,o a. enn n.*, aad ttins
s sa s3t 4. "a I'd Vii III BE- aeEen
asof f13ste* sss1st Eoe caUcH c e T.
NJss. STs1E IL Cnmplta Co'r. ty17r1ii4nl
, 1864-08-17
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rheumatism, Spralns, sfrnises, cuts:
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, 1864-08-17

E-w oo,eeuts tho tst!c eon OF Neptune c1nc In
with the chatn In his mouth towing tho canoe.

:-w. sonen.s tho tat.e ron Of Ncptnne eanc in
with the chasn u his mouth towing tho canoe.
THx KMnANKAI1os. to-
The Colonel, Lieutenant and Sam imne5iatelr
noFaeo a qqs ~. te sne m erste4 part Of
the way to Roswell Bridge that night The party
had gone but short distance when they heard the
msIe he shore; The Canoe being wholly controlled
by the current. This was most critical moment
7Ley who had 20 parroTly eseaned dest9 IN o,.ne
wa'cr. Not all Of the party could SWIM 20 It was Dc,
ciued to remsin in the boat. and If she fouudefed
thsy would rest in the same WaterJ grave tocetner
Onward the frai1. trembling canoe sped, beatiug
lis precious burthen, amid myriad Of eddies and
whfrlpoolr, until at lsst she give sudden punye,
completely submerged the passengefsA; H. Iney ~
hsa SeI e. s oase
more they began too paddle down the chattahoo.
and I'D zen, e, ef mS 'tsop OF 80 wnsn anas
thelr ears The boat va. INN ediately headed to
iTy ard brers were 80 thick that 1t WIS almost in
possible to land, After more than an bour Of hard
work, they ruoceeded In eetrnc place to lie
deep, tie min still pouring in torrents. 1t day.
scarcely hope Of ever reaching their goal hut
eons. 1 Ths undcrerowth is 70 high aud thtcS tat
see, ior miles alone the banks Of this now his-
ing for Yankees III canoes, go they did not watch
the river very closely. There were guards 1t tho
fotde along the river, but their attention seemed
to be 9tEe&Rd 1rom the water to the approachtnG
roads, " very fortunately for our refugees, they
were permitted to quietly slip down uunot,ced
As tho boat. came around bend in the river,
they saw one part OF the -" Roswell Bddgc." All
began to cheer and clap their hands for JOY. Mey.
Il
Cnpfon e5ys that no language can ever tell tho
bitter anguish Of that moment. The first aud only
been forced back across the river, and In their r.
trent bad burned the bridge. Having landed,
they cautiously approached some ct,zens, who
yond Ut Fos the ia list us snse ss Till
]osrucs began they were discouraged. All wc4e
nparmed, and as they supposed IN the advance Of
mirda to press on, and If possible reach our rear
Ill ni::ht, and 1t Daylight reached our pckets who
glorious news made them forget their hardshlps,
their lacerauous, their fatigue. They came IN town
to sa q
When tie Colonel left iInlsbo1o be thinks ha had
about eight hundred men. 1t !s evident that s1ncc
brigade. There are now abopt go who have come
into camp IN squads Of t~o OF three, scarcely moro
than f9ar st lime - THY b xaz t!ey hex Tfse hnstsd @
or any other beasts Of prey. The men from Col.
Adams' brigade are also continually coming IN.
noh Geons's Say t T to ak
will probably two Or hrec hundred come Into
camp within week. -
MARIETTA.
There was quite an excitement In town last
night, In consequence Of contemplated attack.
Most of the regiments slept On their arms. The
city is under strict martial 1aw which went into
effect On the 9Th inst.
LET OF OFFICERS N COL. cAFEoH's brigade WHO
HAVE ARRIVED sAFkLY.
r3pnt Colonel 1enEina 18th III. Cavalry, vi
, 1864-08-17

1nm,os .1ectons peculiar % tesaa:es, tie Extxse
Bpchn Il unequaod By any other EeuedJ, and tof ~
cnr1pl4,nts incident to tho SEX. OF In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF L1sR.
-:'''. See symptoms sboys.
, 1864-08-17
: Arrest Of an O. 4. K. Missionary.

An ittnerant ,"American Knight" from
ulinois, by the hume Of y Nnsiams., VIZ ar
rested the other day, iu Canton, IN TINS state,
under rather novel circumstances. nc naa
ofi1 Of esta5iish,ng aTemples" Of h!s order, bat,
nnluckily for him At tCantoD, fell into the
hsnes Of come sharp Union men, Who "plaS-
cd seceeh on h,m,' very successfully, sup
posing they were good 'sympathtzers," ol'a,
Conservative Union men ct ne missouri
lis order, told them Of many important rebai
movements 1o going On, and gave Information
abeut @ S.I eettipE arms ar and otter things which
rebels could use to advantage. when Ms.
MEnieht'' was well pumped, he was arrested,
and was at list accounts under guard az aa--
n.oner authorities. Loui, Democrat, dag.
1S.h-
, 1864-08-17

B By special order Of the War Depart
ment, ri3adier General Which has been
directed, to report to Major General Heint-
ze)man for assignment to duty as command
ant Of Cincinnati, Newport and covington.
He expects to aesume, command early this
week He is yet suffering from the sarere
wound received at the battle Of Resaca, and
his right arm being still useless, he is hardly
1T for any kind OF duty. He is anxious to
return to the field at the earliest possible
moment, but, knowing he wnl not BID able
to do 60 for some time, desires to render
what services he can in his present crippled
condition. :. - =
, 1864-08-17
cAUT.lo N. -.
TIE COyERSMEET ENDORSEMENT.

-
In order to guard a. alnss dangerous lmpositoas,
,c are requested to take especial note Of tho bosA
tt1py engraved proprietary stamp through which ~
government Of the United Suites officially a9tnsna
rates ever bottle Of HOSTETTER,S D1rTER5- Thts
ahild thrown by the Government over the proprietor
onu the public for their joint protection. placed COZ
splcuoug acroea the cork and over tue neek eael
hCt1e and cannot faH to strike the eye OF the mos
casnsl observer. Nothing that purporta to % Ats
TFTTERB BIITEEs can be genuine, un'oas Ia
ttanp Is there
extensively In g,sss, and never under any ctrcum
nauces by the gallon or the barrel. 1mposso's and
ittators are abzosd. a,d the only safeguard ne pub
n, have against them Is to sea that thu Btte7 tas3
nuv bare the engraved Label and note of hand q
Mcssra. Hoste,tes and Smith, and tha Asup abor
mentioned.
Prepared sud sold by.
"HOsEETTER j. SMITH, r:
- PtTT6RURGE. PA.
, 1864-08-17

!. LrAvrswoR7u, Monday; August 15.--Thc
Dslotah Onion Of the I'd saYs:, Everything
, IN The nature Of crops in the hfl.sou.i River
valley. fiom Fort Pierre to Sioux City, has
been @ ruincd In the sbort spscs Of TWO days
6y e1asehoppers. a supply Of 1904 must
be inpo rtcd to 81 ubsist the eolie during lie
e1au!ng year.